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La nuit des Césars (1976– )
La 11ème nuit des Césars
Stars: Jean-Louis Barrault, Juliette Binoche, Jane Birkin, Sandrine Bonnaire
Votes: 43
2. Dim Dam Dom (1965– )
Stars: Marguerite Duras, Serge Gainsbourg, Sylvie Vartan, France Gall
Votes: 22
3. Reflets de Cannes (1952– )
Stars: François Chalais, Jayne Mansfield, Marcel Achard, Henri-Georges Clouzot
Votes: 46
4. La morale de l'histoire (1966 TV Movie)
Writer: Roger Saltel | Director: Claude Dagues | Stars: Christiane Minazzoli, Daniel Gélin, Lionel Baylac, Colette Ripert
Votes: 9
5. Out 1 (1971)
729 min | Drama
"Out 1" is a very precise picture of post May '68 malaise - when Utopian dreams of a new society had crashed and burned, radical terrorism was starting to emerge in unlikely places and a ... See full summary »
Directors: Jacques Rivette, Suzanne Schiffman | Stars: Michèle Moretti, Hermine Karagheuz, Karen Puig, Pierre Baillot
Votes: 542
6. La grande librairie (2008– )
55 min | Talk-Show
Stars: François Busnel, Amélie Nothomb, Jean Teulé, Jean d'Ormesson
Votes: 9
7. Un possible amour (2000)
56 min | Drama
Writers: Pierre Chosson, Christophe Lamotte | Director: Christophe Lamotte | Stars: Aurélia Petit, Jean-Michel Fête, Francis Renaud, Bernadette Lafont
Votes: 7
8. The Mother and the Whore (1973)
210 min | Drama, Romance
In Paris, the pedantic Alexandre lives with his mate Marie in her apartment, an open relationship. Alexandre, who is idle and chauvinist, spends his days reading, drinking and shagging ... See full summary »
Writer: Jean Eustache | Director: Jean Eustache | Stars: Bernadette Lafont, Jean-Pierre Léaud, Françoise Lebrun, Isabelle Weingarten
Votes: 3,353
9. Ce soir (ou jamais!) (2006– )
Stars: Frédéric Taddeï, Emmanuel Todd, Michel Maffesoli, Daniel Cohen
Votes: 38
10. La Minute Vieille (2012– )
Stars: Claudine Acs, Michèle Hery, Nell Reymond, Anna Strelva
Votes: 9
11. Cinépanorama (1956–1966)
Stars: François Chalais, France Roche, Yves Montand, Martine Carol
Votes: 35
12. Me faire ça à moi (1961)
85 min | Thriller
Writers: Claude de Givray, Pierre Grimblat, Jean-Michel Sorel | Director: Pierre Grimblat | Stars: Eddie Constantine, Bernadette Lafont, Jean-Louis Richard, Pierre Grasset
Votes: 19
13. Les diablesses (2007 TV Movie)
France in the fifties. The teenage orphan Sylvie is put in an institution for "fallen" or endangered girls, subjected to harsh treatment by the bigoted nuns who run the institution like a ... See full summary »
Writers: Pascale Breton, Véronique Lecharpy, Olga Vincent | Director: Harry Cleven | Stars: Anna Mihalcea, Soko, Bernadette Lafont, Marianne Basler
Votes: 74
14. American Playhouse (1981– )
Comedy, Drama
Stars: Robert Minkoff, Deanna Dunagan, Sada Thompson, Elizabeth Franz
Votes: 127
15. Les Bonnes Femmes (1960)
100 min | Drama, Mystery, Romance
Four Parisian women navigate the world of romance and daily life looking to fulfill their dreams but often find real-life to be inescapable.
Writers: Paul Gégauff, Claude Chabrol | Director: Claude Chabrol | Stars: Bernadette Lafont, Clotilde Joano, Stéphane Audran, Lucile Saint-Simon
Votes: 1,716
16. Maigret (1991– )
90 min | Crime, Drama, Mystery
The pragmatic, reserved and refined Maigret investigates murders in his singular unhurried manner and inevitably discovers the truth.
Stars: Bruno Cremer, Alexandre Brasseur, Jean-Claude Frissung, Pierre Diot
Votes: 216
17. Violette (1978)
124 min | Crime, Drama, Thriller
In an interwar France struggling with profound social and political change, 18-year-old Violette Noziere rebels against the constraints of her claustrophobic, working-class (and possibly incestuous) family, with troubling consequences.
Writers: Odile Barski, Hervé Bromberger, Frédéric Grendel, Jean-Marie Fitère | Director: Claude Chabrol | Stars: Isabelle Huppert, Stéphane Audran, Jean Carmet, Jean-François Garreaud
Votes: 1,390
18. Compartiment tueurs (1965)
95 min | Mystery, Thriller
Six people travel in a railroad sleeping car from Marseilles to Paris. Upon their arrival, a woman is found dead in one of the berths. The police investigate the other five passengers, ... See full summary »
Writers: Costa-Gavras, Sébastien Japrisot | Director: Costa-Gavras | Stars: Catherine Allégret, Jacques Perrin, Simone Signoret, Michel Piccoli
Votes: 568
19. Les enquêtes d'Éloïse Rome (2001–2005)
52 min | Comedy, Crime, Mystery
Creators: Philippe Setbon, Sophie Révil | Stars: Christine Citti, Jean-Baptiste Martin, Sophie Mounicot, Marc Berman
Votes: 19
20. Cinémas (2009– )
65 min | Talk-Show
Stars: Serge Moati, Serge Kaganski, Laurent Delmas, Bruno Cras
Votes: 10
21. Les Mistons (1957)
18 min | Short, Comedy
Five young boys in pre-puberty are collectively attracted by a beautiful, young woman, Bernadette Jouve. She awakes in them the springs of luminous sensuality. As they are too young to love... See full summary »
Writer: Maurice Pons | Director: François Truffaut | Stars: Gérard Blain, Bernadette Lafont, Michel François, Alain Baldy
Votes: 2,260
22. Out 1: Spectre (1972)
253 min | Comedy, Drama, Thriller
A shorter version of Out 1 (1971), however some of the omitted scenes of the long version are included.
Writers: Jacques Rivette, Suzanne Schiffman | Director: Jacques Rivette | Stars: Pierre Baillot, Juliet Berto, Jean Bouise, Michel Delahaye
Votes: 188
23. La nuit des Césars (1976– )
Stars: Antoine de Caunes, Jean Rochefort, Nathalie Baye, Jeanne Moreau
Votes: 99
24. Les rendez-vous du dimanche (1975– )
Stars: Michel Drucker, Charles Aznavour, Eddy Mitchell, Eric Charden
Votes: 15
25. En aparté (2001– )
Creator: Pascale Clarke | Stars: Pascale Clarke, Philippe Candeloro, Arno Klarsfeld, Christophe Dechavanne
Votes: 27
26. Le Beau Serge (1958)
Not Rated | 98 min | Drama
Francois comes back to his home village in France after more than a decade. He notices that the village hasn't changed much, but the people have, especially his old friend Serge who has ... See full summary »
Writer: Claude Chabrol | Director: Claude Chabrol | Stars: Gérard Blain, Jean-Claude Brialy, Michèle Méritz, Bernadette Lafont
Votes: 1,936
27. Le révélateur (1968)
67 min | Drama
A 4-year-old child is the element from and around which the action develops, and brings sentiments and emotions to light. The French word "révélateur"/developper describes the product to develop or "reveal" film negatives.)
Writer: Philippe Garrel | Director: Philippe Garrel | Stars: Stanislas Robiolles, Laurent Terzieff, Bernadette Lafont
Votes: 319
28. A Very Curious Girl (1969)
R | 107 min | Drama
An oppressed and exploited young woman (Marie) begins charging for her sexual favors and completely disrupts the smug patriarchal capitalist society of the village of Tellier.
Writers: Michel Fabre, Nelly Kaplan, Claude Makovski, Jacques Serguine | Director: Nelly Kaplan | Stars: Bernadette Lafont, Georges Géret, Henri Czarniak, Claire Maurier
Votes: 291
29. Tout le monde en parle (1998–2006)
210 min | Talk-Show
Creators: Thierry Ardisson, Catherine Barma | Stars: Thierry Ardisson, Laurent Baffie, Laurent Ruquier, Titoff
Votes: 133
30. Attila Marcel (2013)
106 min | Comedy
Paul is a sweet man-child, raised - and smothered - by his two eccentric aunts in Paris since the death of his parents when he was a toddler. Now thirty-three, he still does not speak. (He ... See full summary »
Writer: Sylvain Chomet | Director: Sylvain Chomet | Stars: Guillaume Gouix, Anne Le Ny, Bernadette Lafont, Hélène Vincent
Votes: 1,664
31. L'effrontée (1985)
96 min | Comedy, Drama, Music
Charlotte (Gainsbourg) is being raised without a mother. She is only 13 but ready to be an adult. She meets an older boy and begins a relationship while teaching a young friend about life and learning the ropes herself.
Writers: Claude Miller, Luc Béraud, Bernard Stora, Annie Miller | Director: Claude Miller | Stars: Charlotte Gainsbourg, Clothilde Baudon, Julie Glenn, Bernadette Lafont
Votes: 1,231
32. Dingo (1991)
PG | 109 min | Drama, Music
Traces the pilgrimage of John Anderson, an average guy with a passion for jazz, from his home in outback Western Australia to the jazz clubs of Paris, to meet his idol, jazz trumpeter Billy... See full summary »
Writer: Marc Rosenberg | Director: Rolf de Heer | Stars: Colin Friels, Miles Davis, Helen Buday, Joe Petruzzi
Votes: 252
33. We're Still Here (1997)
80 min | Comedy, Drama, Romance
Two housewives discuss philosophical themes (actually an updated dialogue of Plato and Socrates) while doing the house work, the husband of one of them rehearses his part in a play (reading... See full summary »
Writer: Anne-Marie Miéville | Director: Anne-Marie Miéville | Stars: Aurore Clément, Bernadette Lafont, Jean-Luc Godard, David Amigoni
Votes: 34
34. Boom Boom (1990)
90 min | Comedy, Romance
Writers: Jordi Beltran, Rosa Vergés | Director: Rosa Vergés | Stars: Viktor Lazlo, Sergi Mateu, Fernando Guillén Cuervo, Àngels Gonyalons
Votes: 110
35. The Lost Generation (1968)
95 min
Writer: András Kovács | Director: András Kovács | Stars: Miklós Gábor, Zoltán Latinovits, Philippe March, László Mensáros
Votes: 23
36. Parle tout bas, Si c'est d'amour (2012 TV Movie)
90 min | Comedy
Caroline and Olivier are sixteen, in love and would like nothing more than to be left alone. Unfortunately, be it parents, grandparents or even teachers, everyone seems to want to meddle and interfere in their affairs.
Writers: Sophie Cherer, Véronique Lecharpy, Sylvain Monod | Director: Sylvain Monod | Stars: Jeanne Monnet, Jérémie Duvall, Carole Franck, Fabio Zenoni
Votes: 6
37. Sophie's Ways (1971)
97 min | Drama, Comedy
Writers: Moshé Mizrahi, Christiane Rochefort | Director: Moshé Mizrahi | Stars: Bernadette Lafont, Michel Duchaussoy, Bulle Ogier, Serge Marquand
Votes: 39
38. La très excellente et divertissante histoire de François Rabelais (2010 TV Movie)
200 min
Writers: Hervé Baslé, Claude Gaignebet | Director: Hervé Baslé | Stars: Michel Aumont, Eric Elmosnino, Bernadette Lafont, Anne Azoulay
Votes: 22
39. La classe du brevet (2004 TV Movie)
100 min | Comedy, Drama
In a small town of Epernay in 1948, a secular and a religious local school compete over who gets to enroll a new talented student.
Writers: Gilles Gérardin, Michel Jeury | Director: Edwin Baily | Stars: Florence Darel, Vincent Rottiers, Bernadette Lafont, Gérard Rinaldi
Votes: 8
Regards d'enfance (1993– )
Histoires d'hommes
Writers: Philippe Dussau, Olivier Langlois, Emmanuelle Sardou | Director: Olivier Langlois | Stars: Yves Robert, Bernadette Lafont, Christian Charmetant, Julien Lannoy
Votes: 6
41. A Cat in Paris (2010)
PG | 70 min | Animation, Crime, Family
In Paris, a cat who lives a secret life as a cat burglar's aide must come to the rescue of Zoe, the little girl he lives with, after she falls into a gangster's clutches.
Writers: Alain Gagnol, Jacques-Rémy Girerd, Michael Sinterniklaas | Directors: Jean-Loup Felicioli, Alain Gagnol | Stars: Dominique Blanc, Bernadette Lafont, Bruno Salomone, Jean Benguigui
Votes: 8,076
42. Noroît (1976)
145 min | Adventure, Drama, Fantasy
Writers: Marilù Parolini, Jacques Rivette, Eduardo de Gregorio | Director: Jacques Rivette | Stars: Bernadette Lafont, Geraldine Chaplin, Kika Markham, Babette Lamy
Votes: 241
43. The Thief of Paris (1967)
120 min | Comedy, Crime, Drama
In Paris around 1900, Georges Randal is brought up by his wealthy uncle, who steals his inheritance. Georges hopes to marry his cousin Charlotte, but his uncle arranges for her to marry a ... See full summary »
Writers: Georges Darien, Jean-Claude Carrière, Louis Malle, Daniel Boulanger | Director: Louis Malle | Stars: Jean-Paul Belmondo, Geneviève Bujold, Marie Dubois, Julien Guiomar
Votes: 957
44. Masques (1987)
100 min | Crime, Drama, Mystery
Roland Wolf wants to write a book about a TV game-show host, the hail-fellow-well-met Christian Legagneur, who invites Wolf to his country estate, promising several days of lengthy ... See full summary »
Writers: Odile Barski, Claude Chabrol | Director: Claude Chabrol | Stars: Philippe Noiret, Robin Renucci, Bernadette Lafont, Monique Chaumette
Votes: 911
45. Cinéma cinémas (1982–1991)
Stars: Michel Boujut, Jean-Claude Dauphin, Alain Delon, Robert Mitchum
Votes: 30
46. Merci Bernard (1982– )
26 min | Comedy
Stars: Eva Darlan, Tonie Marshall, Ronny Coutteure, Philippe Khorsand
Votes: 26
47. I Do (2006)
90 min | Comedy, Romance
At 43, Luis is a confirmed bachelor, happy with one night stands, a success as a creator of perfumes. He has one problem: his mother and five sisters, who form an intimidating family ... See full summary »
Writers: Alain Chabat, Philippe Mechelen, Laurent Tirard, Grégoire Vigneron, Laurent Zeitoun | Director: Eric Lartigau | Stars: Alain Chabat, Charlotte Gainsbourg, Bernadette Lafont, Wladimir Yordanoff
Votes: 4,648
48. Leda (1959)
110 min | Drama
A wealthy wine grower has trouble with his wife, his children, his best friend, and his mistress across the way, who is murdered.
Writers: Claude Chabrol, Stanley Ellin, Paul Gégauff | Director: Claude Chabrol | Stars: Madeleine Robinson, Antonella Lualdi, Jean-Paul Belmondo, Jacques Dacqmine
Votes: 822
49. Il ladrone (1980)
108 min | Comedy
Caleb vive in Galilea ai tempi di Gesù e si arrabatta con qualche furtarello e facendosi passare per mago. Per caso si trova a un banchetto di nozze e vede Gesù trasformare l'acqua in vino ... See full summary »
Writers: Pasquale Festa Campanile, Renato Ghiotti, Ottavio Jemma, Santino Sparta, Stefano Ubezio | Director: Pasquale Festa Campanile | Stars: Enrico Montesano, Edwige Fenech, Bernadette Lafont, Sara Franchetti
Votes: 297
50. Elise, or Real Life (1970)
104 min | Drama
In 1957, Elise Le Tellier, a young woman from Bordeaux, decides to join her brother Lucien, a revolutionary who has decided to become a worker instead of a notable. Lucien has secured a ... See full summary »
Writers: Michel Drach, Claire Etcherelli, Claude Lanzmann | Director: Michel Drach | Stars: Marie-José Nat, Mohamed Chouikh, Bernadette Lafont, Jean-Pierre Bisson
Votes: 63


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Breeding fears of a changing climate and food raised "unnaturally," promoters of vegetarianism and organic foods argue that we should go vegan, or eat "organic" to save the planet.
Visiting Fellow Kenneth P. Green
Now there might be reasons to go vegan or organic, whether for ethical or individual metabolic reasons, but saving the Earth isn't among them.
First, let's look at whether or not going vegan would stabilize the climate. Two vegetarian researchers recently published an article estimating that the typical American with a mixed diet puts out 1.5 tons more carbon dioxide each year than do people who consume only plants, which adds up to about 6 percent of U.S. emissions, but only 1.6 percent of worldwide emissions.
But U.S. greenhouse emissions are a shrinking part of the world's inventory, as China and India are growing quickly. Whatever benefit that might come of American's going vegan would barely be noticeable, and quickly erased by emissions of developing countries.
Now, let's look at the argument that eating organic food will help save the climate. Organic food sellers claim that organic farming is better than traditional farming because it uses less energy and chemicals to grow food. Some even claim that research published in Science showed organic farming was 50 percent more efficient than traditional farming. But what organic food purveyors don't talk about is that the same study showed crop yields were 20 percent lower.
When you factor that into the equation, organic farming was only found to be about 19 percent more energy efficient per unit produced than traditional farming. Or is it?
As science writer Ron Bailey points out, the comparison wasn't really apples to apples. State-of-the-art organic farms were compared to older methods of traditional farming, not modern systems.
Traditional farming has become much more energy efficient than it was 20 years ago. And whatever gain organic farming produces has to be seen in a holistic context.
The same Science study found that after 21 years of organic farming, nutrients in the soil were being depleted badly: they were 34 percent to 51 percent lower than the nutrient levels found in traditionally farmed soils.
As chemist John Emsley observes in Nature, "Humans have a stark choice to make: do we farm four hectares of land 'organically' to feed 40 souls, or do we farm one hectare 'artificially' — thereby leaving the other three to natural woodland and wildlife?"
Finally, let's ask whether organic food is healthier. While the purveyors of organics claim that organic foods are more nutrient rich, or lower in pesticide contamination, the data don't back them up.
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Rock&Wood International Youth HostelShanghai, China
Strange about this hostel is that you have to pay for a city map and if you want to change your towel for a clean one. The worst was that there is no toilet paper on the toilet. You first have to get some toilet paper in the bathroom before you go to the toilet. A real strange system. Also the internet connection is terribble. And also the guy at the desk doesn't really seem to like helping guests. If they take a look at hostels outside China they can see how it's easy to make it a better hostel
Lazy Gaga HostelGuangzhou, China
Big hostel in a nice Guangzhou neighbourhood. Good description of how to get there. But they could clean/modernize the rooms more. Worst was the showen. The water was cold and you can't take a showen without making your toilet wet.
Kyoto Hana HostelKyoto, Japan
Small but goor hostel and really close to the Kyoto train station. And It's really good that the very friendly Amiko works there in the evenings.
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Simply a good hostel. Fortunately they have an elevator. They cooperate with another hostel to organize parties, etc. But it's also the first hostel I had to pay for storing my luggage some hours after check-out time.
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Actually the hostel is pretty good, if you look at location, cleanliness, bar and breakfast. Nevertheless the hostel has 2 big disadvantages: 1. It has the worst beds I have ever slept on. Totally not comfortable and they make much noise if you turn round. 2. The hostel is noisy for sleeping. Especially the room next to the showers and toilets.
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Normal hostel at perfect location. But the price is relatively high, in particular for a city like Groningen.
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Cheap hostel at a perfect location for travelling around Santorini. The pick-up service from the harbour is very useful. But the hostel could be more clean, beds more comfortable and the showers better.
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Big high quality hostel at a perfect location. The roof top terrace is perfect. Because it's such a big hostel it sometimes lacks atmosphere. The hostel is also very clean. They clean your own bed daily.
Thessaloniki Studios ArabasThessaloniki, Greece
I have stayed in better rooms with better beds before. But the atmosphere in the hostel was really good.
SunnyLakeHostelOhrid, Macedonia
Good hostel. Only bad thing I remember myself is that the shower wasn't really warm.
Shanti Hostel 2Skopje, Macedonia
A small but good hostel. The location is very close to the main train and bus station, but to the center it's a 15 minutes walk. It's just what you value the most.
Hostel MostelSofia, Bulgaria
Antique Hostel BucharestBucharest, Romania
Very good hostel. But when I arrived there they told me it was overbooked, because of a mistake with hostelworld (I already booked months before). I'll never know whether it was a scam to let me pay a bit more for a bit more expensive room, or whether it was a mistake of hostelworld. Anyway, I had a good time.
Hostel GastamaLille, France
Good hostel with spacious rooms and nice bar. It's a bit of a walk to the center (15 minutes).
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The hostel isn't very clean. And you always have to check whether there is toilet paper at the toilet. I have stayed in many better hostels.
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small, but excellent hostel. The hostel is very clean and the staff very friendly.
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Vertigo Vieux-PortMarseille, France
There wasn't much going on in the hostel. But apart from that the hostel is perfect.
They don't have lockers, like every normal hostel should have. Apart from that it's a really cheap hostel. It's the best option in Antwerp to crash after a party night.
Downtown Washington HostelWashington DC, USA
The staff sometimes seems to be rude. For instance they didn't allow other guests that arrived at 1.55 PM to wait inside for the check-in which is at 2 PM. On the other hand they also gave me free soup. In the hostel they don't have any computer you can use.
Apple Hostels of PhiladelphiaPhiladelphia, USA
HI NYC HostelNew York, USA
The hostel is for a hostel extremely expensive. Of course it's New York, but still. You even have to pay if you want to use a computer. Good thing about the hostel is that you can subscribe for activities. So it's a good hostel for solo travellers.
HI BostonBoston, USA
Good hostel, but really boost at night because the airconditioning never stops. So you really need earplugs if you wanna sleep. You also have to pay for using a computer.
Montreal CentralMontreal, Canada
Hostel is located really close to main bus and subway station.
The Clarence ParkToronto, Canada
Astor QueenswayLondon, England
Probably one of the better options in London. But the hostel defenitely needs more toilets and showers.
Copenhagen Downtown HostelCopenhagen, Denmark
Simply a very good hostel.
Brussels 2GO4 Quality HostelBrussels, Belgium
Nothing special about this hostel. Little bit expensive for the quality.
F.A.S.T. Beachhostel The HagueThe Hague, Netherlands
Hostel next to the beach with a cool camping atmosphere. You do have to sleep in containers without lockers. And you have to walk outside to get to the toilet, which isn't fun when it's raining and at night. Drinks are rather expensive for a hostel.
Montenegro Hostel PodgoricaPodgorica, Montenegro
Very small hostel. Most people use it for a short stop before taking an airplane. They don't offer the excursions outside the season. There was no staff at the reception when I arrived.
Hostel MiranMostar, Bosnia And Herzegovina
Miran is an excellent host. He does everything to make his guests feel comfortable in Mostar and tells a lot about his culture and city. The free pick-up is a great service. He also went with me to the hospital. Thanks Miran.
Day and Night HostelZagreb, Croatia
No customer comment
Vila VeselovaLjubljana, Slovenia
Good hostel in Ljubljana.
Luxembourg City HostelLuxembourg City, Luxembourg
This is not a place for real backpackers, but more a place to stay for groups and families.
- Globetrotter
- Luxembourg
- Male, 25-30
- (54 reviews)
If you have lockers at the room you, would score so much better at security.
- Globetrotter
- Netherlands
- All Male Group, 25-30
- (54 reviews)
Hatters on Newton StreetManchester, England
It's a very old hostel. Shower are cold and many stairs to get to your bedroom. Location is excellent.
Way HostelMadrid, Spain
The card system for opening the door of my dorm worked never properly during my 5 days stay in the hostel. Apart from that it was a normal hostel. Location is the best thing of his hostel.
The Garden BackpackerSeville, Spain
Simply a good hostel. Only rooms are small and beds aren't that comfortable.
HI De Draecke GentGent, Belgium
Friendly staff and location is OK. Disadvantages are that the hostel doesn't have security lockers and check-out time is 10 AM.
The low price is a big plus. They don't have security lockers. That's the most important disadvantage of this hostel.
Nathan's Villa Hostel WroclawWroclaw, Poland
Just a normal hostel. Not a hostel where it is very easy to meet other travellers.
Greg & Tom HostelKrakow, Poland
It doesn't surprise me they win that many awards.
Hostel Oki DokiWarsaw, Poland
Simply a good hostel with all facilities in downtown Warsaw.
Hostelgate PrivatesVilnius, Lithuania
They don't organize anything. The female Lithuanian staff member was nice. The only smiling Lithuanian. In the future they should kick extremely drunk Finns out of the hostel.
The Naughty Squirrel Backpackers HostelRiga, Latvia
Perfect hostel for meeting (Dutch) people. And Sabina is the best member of the staff!
Tallinn BackpackersTallinn, Estonia
Perfect hostel to meet people. A hostel with a sauna and jacuzzi, never seen that before.
Barnacles Temple Bar HouseDublin, Ireland
HI - Faro Youth HostelFaro, Portugal
Taking into account the low price, it's acceptable value for money.
Paprika HostelBudapest, Hungary
Best hostel where I have ever stayed. Best place to meet backpackers in Budapest downtown. And the staff is really great. Every night they show you where to go for a party. Andi has a great hostel with a unique concept, but don't play a table football match against her. She kicks your ass.
Hostel BluesBratislava, Slovakia
Simply a good hostel in the center of Bratislava. Offers everything a traveller needs.
The Hostel B&B Utrecht City CenterUtrecht, Netherlands
Good location and living room. Price maybe seems high, but includes free food (never seen this elsewhere) and free internet. Good place to stay for a party night in Utrecht. Maybe they need more showers and lockers.


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Loire Valley Castles Day Trip: Chambord, Cheverny and Chenonceau
- Day trip (destination A to B)
- Informative, friendly and professional guide
- All entrance fees included
- Pickup from a centrally located meeting point
Cheverny Castle is the most beautifully furnished of the Loire Valley castles, with a fine collection of 17th-century furniture. Herge, the Belgian creator of Tintin, based his Marlinspike Hall (Moulinsart) on Cheverny Castle.
Chenonceau Chateau was built over the River Cher in traditional Renaissance style, and is known as the Chateau des Dames (the Ladies' Castle) because of the influence of the famous women who lived there. The chateau was built in 1513 by Catherine Briconnet, embellished by Diance de Poitiers and Catherine de Medicis, and saved from destruction during the Revolution by Madame Dupin.
Guests traveling in Winter (November 1-March 31) also receive a typical lunch and drink. During the summer (April 1 - October 31) lunch is not included but the guide will advise on places to eat.
Please note:Mondays and Saturdays in summer (April 1st, 2016 until October 31, 2016) tour will visit of Amboise instead of Cheverny.
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Loire Valley Castles Day Trip: Chambord, Cheverny and Chenonceau
- Entrance fees to three castles
- Transport by air-conditioned coach
- Professional guide
- Gratuities (optional)
- Food and drinks, unless specified
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
- Confirmation will be received at time of booking
- Not wheelchair accessible
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"It's Showtime" host Vice Ganda was unconvinced by an impersonator of Anne Curtis who joined the noontime program's celebrity look-alike segment on Saturday.
Suena Jenn Alih, a 21-year-old sales specialist from Sultan Kudarat, is the first "KalokaLike" contestant to attempt impersonating Curtis, also one of the co-hosts of the noontime show.
Vice Ganda poked fun at Alih, who re-enacted a scene from Curtis' film "No Other Woman" for her talent showcase. Alih, however, lost to "KalokaLike" contestant Jenson Mendoza, who impersonated actor Richard Gutierrez. -- It's Showtime, March 9, 2013, Saturday


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A great idea would be to bring back the Futurama series as an exclusive to the Xbox One. Many of the writers and Matt Groening himself have stated that they would be willing to bring it back if they could negotiate a deal. Seeing as the new console is heavily backed and aimed for entertainment purposes along with gaming. It would be a huge coup for you guys if you could grab it and bring it onto the Xbox One.
Thanks for the suggestion! This would be very cool! I am passing this on to our team for review.
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Draven "Xarcell" Vestatt commented
I think "exclusives" are not worth the company cost to make it happen. However, having it available would be nice.
Ismael Martinez Jimenez commented
+1 :) please agree
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v Brant, you really think Media Center has a hope in Hell? Lol, eat mine sucker!
Brant commented
the media center suggestion has over 6,000 votes, and this is what you respond to as being "very cool"? eat a dick.


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fishing typically occurs in the larger lake that is more accessible. Stocked Rainbow Trout are primary targets here along with Yellow Perch exceeding 8 inches long and quality-size Largemouth Bass. Though there are three waters connected by small waterways, access to the smaller lakes is limited. The largest of the three has a WDFW public access with ramp and toilets located near the southeast corner. The lake can also be accessed through Beaver Lake Park (City of Sammamish) across the lake form the WDFW boat ramp.
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Tips on Choosing the Best Travel Accommodation: If you want to have the best trip, you need to make sure that have everything planned out – the place that you have to stay, the activities that you plan to do, and of course the place where you have to stay. It is very important for you to pay attention on where you will be staying since it can affect your spending; therefore that you would choose the best type of accommodation that suits you and your budget.
There are certain factors that you should consider when you are checking out a place to stay such as price, amenities, location, facilities, and the ease of booking. If you are on the process of researching for the best hotels, motels, or bed and breakfast in the place you are visiting, you might want to consider such factor in choosing the best place to stay while on vacation.
Here are some other tips that will help you in choosing the best travel accommodation:
1. Set a goal and time.
You need to list down the things that you would like to do in your trip; therefore, whether you are travelling for business or vacationing, you need to identify what would the rest of your activities be. For example, while on a business trip you might want to explore the place you're visiting or visit museums on your spare time. While on vacation, you might also want to do some adventure or explore the place through food. Listing down what you would like would help you check out places that could give you access to all recreational activities.
To manage your time, you need also to create and iterinary to ensure that you are staying on schedule.
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Before you leave, you need to check your finances and see how much you are willing to spend while on vacation. Also see to it that you leave a contingency fund. This fund is comparable to an emergency fund that you can use in case you have used up your money.
3. Check for accommodation options.
Today, with the help of the internet, looking for the best place to stay is not that complicated. With a few clicks on your computer you would be directed to websites that provide all sorts of accommodation option.
You might also want to check on prices, the cheap ones are not necessarily the best. Again, in choosing a place to stay, you need to refer to the factors above.
4. Always conduct research.
Nothing is wrong with research. You research if you want to check for places to stay. Further research will help you identify if they are worth a try or not. You also have to make sure that you conduct your search for the best place to stay ahead of time for you to consider more possible options
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We stayed there for just two nights, because my daughter's golf tournament. The structure was very close to the golf club, although it is located on the seaside. If you want to go to the beach, you need only to cross the seaside road and at just 500 m you can reach the access to the beach. The apartments complex... More
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Report: Johnny Manziel meeting with Raiders in Oakland
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Despite shoring up the position with a trade for Matt Schaub, the Raiders are very much still in the market for a young franchise quarterback. They're at least taking a look at Johnny Manziel.
And they're looking at him soon, with Adam Schefter of ESPN reporting Manziel is in Oakland meeting with Raiders leadership Sunday night and Monday.
Manziel was in Dallas for the Final Four, having been spotted with Drake at AT&T Stadium, home of the Cowboys. (See: above and below.)
Drake. Johnny. You know I had to do it for you. pic.twitter.com/nJ21VH76YE— Ben Cohen (@bzcohen) April 6, 2014
In our latest round of 2014 NFL Mock Drafts, three of our five mocks have Manziel landing with the Raiders (Pat Kirwan has it happening in a trade with the Buccaneers; Dane Brugler and I have Johnny Football off the board already).
There's not that many dots to connect here, really. The Raiders need a quarterback, the Raiders need an infusion of talent and the Raiders need a new identity and reason for fans to get excited. Manziel would fit the bill and, man, couldn't you see Al Davis taking him at No. 5?
Whether Mark Davis, the Raiders owner and Al's son, feels the same remains to be seen. It's conceivable he falls in love with Manziel as a guy to turn the franchise around and pushes GM Reggie McKenzie in that direction.
It's possible they won't have a shot at the former Texas A&M star anyway, if the Texans, Jaguars or Browns are high on Manziel.
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JOLIET, Ill. — When the green flag drops on the opening round of NASCAR's playoffs, Jamie McMurray and Paul Menard will be racing for a Chase for the Sprint Cup championship for the first time in their careers.
Unlike the other 14 drivers in the Chase, they have no experience in racing for the title. They don't know what strategies will get them through to the second round, and haven't seen firsthand how the intensity will pick up starting Sunday at Chicagoland Speedway.
It may not be the worst thing.
"I've never been in this position before, so I'm just taking it like I take every week," said Menard. "I feel good about how we're approaching it....


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Alfred Edward Housman
Here Dead We Lie - Poem by Alfred Edward Housman
Here dead we lie
Because we did not choose
To live and shame the land
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Comments about Here Dead We Lie by Alfred Edward Housman
Anthony Foster (2/2/2009 1:52:00 PM)
He was writing about those he admired for making the ultimate sacrifice. Its a poem about passion not between a man and a woeman but about love for a group, a tribe, a country, or an ideal. Very good! I get the impression this was written some time after the event. (Report) Reply
Michael Pruchnicki (2/2/2009 8:20:00 AM)
Some comments on this site make no sense whatever, even to those with the most generous of temperaments. Read Andu's comment for verification!
We did not choose to live by shaming the land from which we sprung, the dead say to us, in very explicit language indeed. The dead are evidently young men who chose to serve their country in a war and to die on the battlefield. They had an option to avoid death in battle by fleeing from danger and thereby shaming their country and themselves. In a strict sense, the dead young men had control over the lives they sacrificed for others! (Report) Reply
Adeniyi Andu (2/2/2008 10:35:00 AM)
Life means different things to different people. Life doesn't mean happiness and victory at all times, but still we simply move on. Why? Because there is the ideal which drives them. The words 'Because we did not choose to live' seem to imply that he has control over his life and death, of which he doesn't even nearly have. (Report) Reply
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Great for fall and celebrating the harvest, this Feather and Mushroom Wreath is a great way to welcome guests to your home. With a simple STYROFOAM base, this wreath is easy to make and is lightweight, making it great for hanging anywhere in your home. This wreath can easily transition into the winter months, too...so it's very versitle and perfect for those who are looking to spruce up their fall and winter decorations.
- STYROFOAM™ Brand Foam Wreath, 12" x 2-1/4" x 2"
- Dried naturals, three each: mushrooms w/stems; natural okra; artichokes w/stems
- Pheasant feathers: 16" long, six; 6" long, 10
- Green reindeer moss, one bag
- Porcupine grass, 10 stems
- Fine-gauge floral wire
- Floral pins, two
- Ruler
- Wire cutters or floral shears
- Low-temp glue gun and glue sticks
- Thick, white craft glue
Use glue gun or craft glue to cover entire foam wreath with reindeer moss. Let dry.
Use wire cutters or floral shears to trim artichoke stems to 2" long. Glue and insert artichokes into bottom of wreath, forming semi-circle.
Glue and insert largest mushroom into outside bottom edge of wreath, below center artichoke, as shown. Glue and insert smallest mushroom into wreath in front of largest mushroom. Glue and insert remaining mushroom into inside bottom edge of wreath, behind center artichoke.
Glue and insert okra into inside bottom edge of wreath, behind mushroom. Trim okra as needed so tips do not extend above top of wreath.
Glue and insert five porcupine grass stems behind each side artichoke, trimming length as needed.
Glue and insert long feathers into outside bottom edge of wreath, centered behind largest mushroom.
Glue and insert six short feathers into wreath between artichokes and medium-sized mushroom. Glue and insert remaining short feathers into wreath below artichokes as shown.
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they started getting back to their old light color suddenly while still pregnant? I'm worried :/ I'm 17 weeks n started noticing they're almost back to normal..
Should I be concerned?
Should I be concerned?
Married My Best Friend, June 2009
Baby Girl Has Arrived, April 2013
Im 18 weeks and I've only noticed them getting darker, never going back to the color they were before
I started thinking that mine were looking lighter again too!
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25:0952(77)CA - AFGE Local 900 and Army, Office of the Adjutant General, Army Reserve Components Personnel and Administrative Center, St. Louis, MO -- 1987 FLRAdec CA
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The decision of the Authority follows:
25 FLRA No. 77 AMERICAN FEDERATION OF GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, AFL-CIO, LOCAL 900 Union and DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY, OFFICE OF THE ADJUTANT GENERAL, U.S. ARMY RESERVE COMPONENTS PERSONNEL AND ADMINISTRATIVE CENTER, ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI Agency Case No. 0-NG-909 (18 FLRA No. 6) DECISION AND ORDER ON REMAND I. Statement of the Case This case is before the Authority pursuant to a remand from the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit. The question involved is whether the following provision of the negotiated agreement disapproved by the Agency head pursuant to section 7114(c) of the Statute is within the duty to bargain under the Federal Service Labor-Management Relations Statute (the Statute): Except in cases of emergency, tours of duty will be established or changed at least two (2) weeks in advance, and will continue for at least two (2) pay periods. Tours of duty shall be announced in writing and posted in the work area at least three (3) workdays prior to the beginning of the administrative workweek affected. II. Background In the previous decision in this case, American Federation of Government Employees, AFL-CIO, Local 900 and Department of the Army, Office of the Adjutant General, U.S. Army Reserve Components Personnel and Administrative Center, St. Louis, Missouri, 18 FLRA No. 6 (1985) the Authority determined that the provision was nonnegotiable because it would, in certain circumstances, prevent the Agency from complying with 5 C.F.R. Section 610.121(b) /1/ -- a Government-wide regulation issued by the Office of Personnel Management (OPM). In reaching this conclusion the Authority relied upon its earlier decision in American Federation of Government Employees, AFL-CIO, Local 2484 and U.S. Army Garrison, Fort Detrick, Maryland, 17 FLRA 769. In that decision the Authority concluded that the OPM regulation required an agency to change an employee's work schedule as soon as the agency became aware that such a change in the employee's work schedule would be necessary. The Union's appeal of the Authority's previous decision in this case to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit was pending when we reconsidered the basis of the Fort Detrick decision in National Association of Government Employees, Local R7-23 and Department of the Air Force, Scott Air Force Base, Illinois, 23 FLRA No. 97 (1986) (Proposal 1). In Scott Air Force Base, we stated that 5 U.S.C. Section 6101(a)(3)(A), /2/ provides that an agency shall schedule employees' tours of duty not less than seven days in advance, except where it is determined that the agency would be seriously handicapped in carrying out its functions or that costs would be substantially increased. 5 C.F.R. Section 610.121(a)(1) implements that statutory provision and contains essentially the same language. In Fort Detrick, the Authority interpreted 5 C.F.R. Section 610.121(b)(2) as requiring an agency to change employee work schedules as soon as it became aware that such a change would be necessary. Upon further review, we concluded in Scott Air Force Base that this interpretation did not fully take into account the statutory requirement that work schedules may be revised less than seven days in advance only where it is necessary to prevent the agency from being handicapped in the execution of its functions or to forestall a substantial increase in operational costs. In other words, interpreting 5 C.F.R. Section 610.121 as a whole, employees must have a minimum of seven days advance notice of a change in work schedules unless the Agency would be seriously handicapped in carrying out its functions or costs would be substantially increased. In view of our decision in Scott Air Force Base, we requested the D.C. Circuit to remand the instant case to us for further consideration in light of that decision. On November 17, 1986, the D.C. Circuit granted our unopposed request. American Federation of Government Employees, Local 2484 v. Federal Labor Relations Authority, No. 85-1405 (D.C. Cir. Nov. 17, 1986). III. Analysis and Conclusion The provision in this case requires that except in emergencies the Agency must provide two weeks notice of a change in an employee's work schedule and to continue that work schedule for at least two pay periods. The Union contends that this provision is consistent with law, including the Statute and constitutes a negotiable procedure under section 7106(b)(2) or an appropriate arrangement under section 7106(b)(3). In our view this provision is to the same effect as Proposal 1 found nonnegotiable in Scott Air Force Base, which required the agency to give 14 days notice before changing work schedules except in emergencies. We determined that the exception to the notice period set forth in the proposal was too narrow. We found that the terms defining the statutory (5 U.S.C. Section 6101(a)(3)(A)) and regulatory (5 C.F.R. Section 610.121(a)) exceptions were broader than the term "emergency" used in the proposal. We noted that situations falling within the scope of applicable law and regulation -- circumstances which would seriously handicap an agency in accomplishing its functions or would substantially increase costs -- would not necessarily constitute "emergencies." We concluded therefore, that Proposal 1 was inconsistent with law and regulation. See International Association of Aerospace Workers, Local Lodge 2424 and Department of the Army, Aberdeen Proving Ground, Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland, 24 FLRA No. 55 (1986). Consequently, based on the reasons set forth in Scott Air Force Base, we find this provision to be inconsistent with law and Government-wide regulation and thus outside the duty to bargain under section 7117(a)(1) of the Statute. Since sections 7106(b)(2) and (3) apply only when management exercises one of the reserved rights set out elsewhere in section 7106 it is unnecessary to address the Union's claim that the provision constitutes a "procedure" or an "appropriate arrangement." See National Federation of Federal Employees, Local 29 and Department of the Army, Kansas City District, Corps of Engineers, 21 FLRA No. 31 (1986). III. Order The petition for review is dismissed. Issued, Washington, D.C., February 27, 1987. /s/ Jerry L. Calhoun, Chairman /s/ Henry B. Frazier III, Member /s/ Jean McKee, Member FEDERAL LABOR RELATIONS AUTHORITY --------------- FOOTNOTES$ ---------------


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So, there was a slightly awkward segment at the end of Street Signs this afternoon, wherein Erin Burnett had to cut a bitch (/guest) who was apparently "being a prick even by finance/CNBC standards."
Here's the clip and a transcript, for those who want to read along.
Erin: american borrowing is up about 70% since — because of the all the borrows, t.a.r.p., stimulus, you name it. while our borrowing has been surging, lenders seem to trust it will we'll pay it back. in fact, while our borrowing has surged, interest payments have dropped by nearly 20%. as a share of our economy, we're paying less in interest payments than when bill clinton was running surpluses. is it the calm before a storm of surging borrowing costs? are we about to go junk credit? michael pento is vp of europe capital, and fixed income strategist, our second speaker says no way. at least right now, we don't appear to be the world the market sets borrowing costs and interest costs —
Michael interrupts Erin: well, the fed is setting the borrowing costs. let's be honest they're controlling the whole yield curve. they've duped the rest of the world. that's going to rise to $14 trillion at least by 2015, that's not me saying that, that's the omb, the cbo, the department of treasury. that means instead of paying 5% of all federal revenue on interest expense, we're going to be paying 30% at a bare minimum in just a handful of years. unless you believe that the chinese, who have stopped buying our treasuries, and you believe the japanese will have unlimited savings to purchase our treasuries, which they don't, we're going to rely on our own savings, which is very, very small, so interest rates must rise dramatically. that's the only thing that's giving the understand any semblance of solvency.
Erin: joseph, what's your response? he's saying they're going to surge.
Joseph: i think it's a long-term problem to worry about today. let's face is, we are the safe haven. from corporations from government government entities look at a day like today, the canary in the coal mine is there. it's the currency, until such time as our currency goes down on bad days, we will remain the safe haven and demand for our debt will be there. and house prices will continue to go up until they don't, but when they do, it's too late, and it will be a debacle.
Erin: it still comes down to this, until someone else is better with a deeper, smarter, better labor pool —
Michael, interrupting again: why is that?
Erin: — because they have to put their money somewhere. please let me finish the question, okay? where else would they put it? right now they're voting with their dollars, with their yen and putting it in u.s. treasuries —
Michael, interrupting again: do they have to go into treasuries? commodities? international?
Erin, cuts Michael off: what i'm telling you is they are going to commodities. you need to explain —
Michael: they have stopped buying commodities —
Erin: they actually haven't —
Michael: — they have been in a series of months declining their participation in the u.s. treasury market…
Erin: michael, michael —
Michael: …and now 62% of reserves.
Erin: let me finish my case. you have to make the case, which they are, people are putting money in treasuries, if they weren't interest rates would be going up. you have to make the case why those rates will surge.
Michael: the treasury has influenced the whole yield curve lower, but you have to explain if we have a publicly traded debt that's going to be over 75% of gdp in a handful of years, why do you believe the entire world with squander their savings into the u.s. dead market forever? why do you think the u.s. dollar will always be the world's reserve currency? the onus is on you to explain that.
Erin: no, i am the moderator of the conversation.
Michael: the u.s. bond market is the most overpriced —
Erin: michael, you are so rude.
Michael: — currently in existence.
Erin: you have definitely gotten my temper up, you have been rude in this conversation and i have done nothing but ask you questions. joseph, please let me give you a chance to say something before we wrap up this conversation.
Joseph: sure. the question is our treasury's in a bond bubble. the really is nothing in a bubble which people want to buy it. there are legitimate reasons when they have to buy the u.s. government debt. economic growth is fairly slow. when you are the safe haven, when you are the largest economy on the planet, when you are the world's educator, when you are the technological advancer, people want to own your debt, and we will remain that safe haven.
Michael: and by that time, it will be too late.
Erin: thank you very much. joseph, michael, if you're going to come back on the show, please by a little more polite and gracious about how you present your points of view, okay?


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Animal Legal Defense Fund v. Board of Regents of the University of Wisconsin
ALDF filed a lawsuit to compel the disclosure of public records concerning taxpayer-funded maternal deprivation experiments conducted by the University of Wisconsin-Madison. The suit, filed in the Circuit Court of Dane County, Wisconsin, contends that the university illegally ignored its obligations under Wisconsin's open records law to release full records of federally-mandated animal welfare committee meetings in which the controversial research was approved.
Animal Legal Defense Fund v. Chicago Animal Care and Control
ALDF took the City of Chicago Animal Care and Control to court for failure to produce public documents on treatment of cats and dogs at their facility.
Animal Legal Defense Fund v. FDA I
ALDF filed a lawsuit in federal court to compel the Food and Drug Administration to produce inspection reports of factory egg farms without censoring important information about the hen population and living conditions. The case is presently on appeal before the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit.
Animal Legal Defense Fund v. FDA II
ALDF and Center for Food Safety filed a lawsuit in federal court against the Food and Drug Administration for withholding records related to the federal agency's approval of the controversial animal feed additive ractopamine.
Animal Legal Defense Fund v. Herbert
ALDF, along with PETA, filed the nation's first lawsuit against ag gag legislation, taking Utah to court for infringing on the free speech rights of activists, investigators, and journalists by criminalizing undercover investigations at factory farms. Utah's ag gag law aims to prevent animal advocates and law enforcement from collecting evidence of egregious and illegal abuse of animals on factory farms.
Animal Legal Defense Fund v. The Great Bull Run, LLC
ALDF and PETA filed a lawsuit against the Great Bull Run and the Lone Star Rodeo in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California alleging that the event violates California's anti-cruelty law and Unfair Competition Law. The case was the first lawsuit filed to stop the Great Bull Run, which has received widespread outcry across the United States. As a result of the lawsuit, the Great Bull Run recently agreed to stop holding events in California.
Animal Legal Defense Fund v. LT Napa Partners LLC
ALDF filed a lawsuit against Napa-based La Toque restaurant for violating the state ban on selling and distributing force-fed foie gras products. ALDF's undercover investigations reveal that despite the state ban, La Toque routinely sells foie gras products derived from force-feeding birds to enlarge the birds' liver ("foie gras"). La Toque sought to dismiss the case, but the trial court ruled that ALDF's lawsuit could go forward in an opinion that was upheld by the California Court of Appeal. The case is now moving forward at the trial court.
Animal Legal Defense Fund v. Mendocino County
A coalition of animal protection and conservation groups and a local Mendocino resident filed a lawsuit against Mendocino County in the Superior Court of California, County of Mendocino, for violating the California Environmental Quality Act. The lawsuit challenges the county's failure to conduct the legally-required environmental review of its $142,356 taxpayer-funded contract with the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA)'s Wildlife Services. The contract authorizes Wildlife Services, a highly controversial federal program, to kill hundreds of animals in the county every year, including coyotes, bears, and foxes, without assessing the ecological impact or considering alternatives. In April 2015, the County suspended its contract with Wildlife Services and agreed to comply with CEQA, but afterwards claimed it was exempt from CEQA and renewed the contract in June 2015. ALDF and the other groups subsequently filed a second lawsuit against the County for improperly skirting the CEQA environmental review process.
Animal Legal Defense Fund v. NYPD
Senator Tony Avella joined the national nonprofit Animal Legal Defense Fund at a press conference announcing that ALDF has filed a petition with the New York Supreme Court asking the court to force the New York Police Department to turn over enforcement records regarding the city's horse-drawn carriage industry.
Animal Legal Defense Fund v. Otter
ALDF and a coalition of organizations dedicated to civil liberties, animal protection, food safety, labor rights, and the environment, along with journalists, won a final judgment in federal court to overturn Idaho's attempt to silence factory farm whistle-blowers under that state's ag gag statute. That judgment in ALDF's favor is now on appeal before the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeal.
Animal Legal Defense Fund v. USDA
ALDF, PETA, the Orca Network, and private citizens filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) that challenges its decision to renew the Seaquarium's federal Animal Welfare Act (AWA) license, which allows Lolita the orca to remain captive. The case is currently on appeal before the United States Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit.
Animal Legal Defense Fund v. USDA II
ALDF filed suit against the USDA in federal court for the agency's undue delay in responding to ALDF's petition to require labeling foie gras as an adulterated food product. Foie gras production requires force-feeding birds which induces severe liver disease.
Animal Legal Defense Fund v. Vilsack I
ALDF, three other animal rights groups, and several individual plaintiffs filed a federal lawsuit in Los Angeles against the U.S. Department of Agriculture for violating the federal Poultry Products Inspection Act by allowing adulterated poultry – in the form of foie gras – to be sold to consumers.
Animal Legal Defense Fund v. Vilsack II
ALDF and two concerned Iowa residents sued the U.S. Department of Agriculture in federal court for renewing Cricket Hollow Zoo's Animal Welfare Act license despite evidence of repeated and ongoing violations of the law.
Association des Eleveurs de Canards et d'Oies du Quebec v. Harris
In 2012 foie gras industry plaintiffs filed a motion for a preliminary injunction, which would have suspended California's foie gras sales ban for the duration of the litigation. The trial court preserved the law by denying the injunction, and was affirmed by the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit. On remand, however, the trial court ruled that the law violated the federal Poultry Products Inspection Act. That issue is now before the Ninth Circuit where the State of California is defending the foie gras law. ALDF and other animal protection organizations have filed numerous amici curiae (friend of the court) briefs in support of the State of California in that lawsuit.
Audubon Society of Portland v. U.S. Army Corp. of Engineers
ALDF is helping to represent several conservation organizations in an environmental lawsuit against the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and other federal agencies over their plan to slaughter thousands of double-crested cormorants. The government's plan is a misguided attempt to stave off salmon declines attributable to the Corps' refusal to change the manner in which it operates dams.
ALDF filed a lawsuit on behalf of Louisiana residents against Dixie Landin' amusement park and its owner Sam Haynes for inhumanely confining Candy, a 50-year old chimpanzee who has been confined apart from other chimpanzees for more than 40 years. ALDF alleges that this isolation and neglect violate the Endangered Species Act in a groundbreaking lawsuit that should extend important legal protections to chimpanzees.
Compassion Over Killing v. FDA
ALDF and Compassion Over Killing filed a complaint in a federal district court in Oakland against the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), the U.S. Department of Agriculture's (USDA) Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) and Agriculture Marketing Service, and the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) for failing to regulate animal welfare labeling on egg cartons. The district court dismissed the case, and that decision is currently on appeal before the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals where ALDF is arguing that the federal government has broad authority to regulate misleading claims in order to protect consumer interests.
Graham v. San Antonio Zoological Society
ALDF filed a lawsuit on behalf of local residents against the San Antonio Zoo for providing unsuitable shelter and housing conditions to Lucky, a solitary Asian elephant. ALDF is seeking to have Lucky moved to a sanctuary where she can enjoy better living conditions and the companionship of other elephants.
Griggs v. Furry Babies
A group of consumers filed a lawsuit in LaSalle County Circuit Court against the Chicago pet store chain Furry Babies, Inc., claiming that the store sold sick puppies from puppy mills to unsuspecting consumers in violation of state consumer protection laws.
Keith v. Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
ALDF and several Pennsylvania taxpayers sued the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to nullify regulations that permit puppy mills to confine mother dogs on wire flooring while providing only daily access to an exercise area. The lawsuit alleges that these regulations conflict with state law that requires the use of solid flooring for mother dogs along with unfettered access to an exercise area.
Keuhl v. Sellner
ALDF and several Iowa residents filed a lawsuit against Iowa Delaware County's Cricket Hollow Zoo for violating the Endangered Species Act (ESA) by failing to provide legally required care for lemurs, tigers, lions, and wolves housed at the facility.
NRDC v. National Marine Fisheries Service
ALDF joined NRDC in suing the Federal Government for putting whales and dolphins in danger of being killed by sonar and active explosions throughout southern California and Hawaiian waters. In March 2015, a federal judge agreed with ALDF and NRDC and declared that the Navy's extensive use of sonar in its war game exercises harmed endangered marine mammals in violation of environmental law. The parties are now waiting for the judge to decide how to remedy that violation of law.
Palin v. Cuesta
ALDF represents Hillsborough County Florida residents suing to stop backyard slaughter, using landmark Florida "public nuisance" lawsuit.
Salzer v. King Kong Zoo
ALDF is assisting in legal representation of several North Carolina residents who filed a lawsuit against King Kong Zoo for violating the state's animal cruelty law. The lawsuit alleges that the zoo causes unjustifiable pain and suffering by confining animals in small, barren cages, and failing to provide adequate veterinary care. The lawsuit is on appeal before the North Carolina Court of Appeals.
Showing Animals Respect and Kindness v. California Rodeo Salinas
ALDF filed a lawsuit against the California Rodeo Salinas and its head veterinarian Tim Eastman for failing to report animal injuries to the state veterinary medical board, as required under California law. The defendants are accused of significantly underreporting the number of animals injured at the California Rodeo Salinas, the largest rodeo in the state and one of the largest in the country. In the last two years, the nonprofit SHARK has documented injuries to 41 animals—yet the rodeo has reported only four of those injuries. The lawsuit was filed in the Monterey County Superior Court on behalf of SHARK, who has had to spend its limited resources monitoring the rodeo and documenting unreported injuries to animals.
Stephens v. Hendry County
ALDF filed a lawsuit on behalf of local Hendry County residents after the county approved a primate breeding facility that could hold as many as 3,200 long-tailed macaques—a species linked with prior outbreaks of infectious disease. Hendry County approved the controversial project ("SoFlo Ag") behind closed doors with only the facility's supporters present and failed to hold the public hearing required by the state's "Sunshine Law."
Stop Animal Exploitation Now v. Board of Regents of the University of California
ALDF joined Stop Animal Exploitation Now (SAEN) in a lawsuit against the Regents of the University of California for failing to produce public records in violation of California state law.
Stop Animal Exploitation Now v. Santa Cruz Biotechnology, Inc.
ALDF filed a complaint on behalf of Stop Animal Exploitation Now (SAEN) against Santa Cruz Biotechnology, Inc., in the first-ever lawsuit against an animal research lab under California's state cruelty law and Unfair Competition Law. The lawsuit is before the California Court of Appeal.
Vancleve v. Chien et Chat, Inc.
ALDF filed a class action complaint against Barkworks, a Southern California pet store chain with locations in Orange, Los Angeles, Ventura, and Riverside counties. The lawsuit alleges that Barkworks is violating California consumer protection laws by tricking customers into buying sick puppy mill dogs.


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wow this is awesome..keep up the good work
Hey cool ! I love it !
wow love this.
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wow LOVE the energy!
Because of the lighting and colors, she kinda looks like the Marvel Comics character Blink.
AMAZING color!! You developed this perfectly. Excellent job! ^.^
Sweet I love the details in the background!!!!
It's cool. It just is.
Ding! Daily deviation time.
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Must.....fave....Pepper. I am a big fan of Artgerm too. His stuff kicks ass.
Esta increible este dibujo!!! Tienes una galeria muy buena, me gusta mucho como pintas Y encima de Canarias? Casi siempre que veo galerias tan buenas son de gente de por ahí, jejejeje... sigue asi
love the mood and expression in her face
yes, it looks better, you did it
reminds me of Motorball Alita in Gunnm
Is thi s %100 digital?
Or did you scan in lineart?
Or did you scan in lineart?
you draw as good as him my friend ^_^
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wow. Awesome!
Amazing. So cyberpunk, even though it looks like it's meant for combat targeting.
Love it. Your art is amazing.
Ah, artgerm is too good.
You're pretty DAMN GOOD yourself though. Why can't I hate you?!
Ah, because you're talented. That's why. Darn.
You're pretty DAMN GOOD yourself though. Why can't I hate you?!
Ah, because you're talented. That's why. Darn.
you rock and amaze me
this is the best pepper ever
this is the best pepper ever
Pepper packs some destructive punch! I like this one.
nice work! I love the shading!^^
i really loved the mix of those dark colors
What can I say? She is pretty! I've the angle and the lighting. It is a great piece of art. Not to mention the cool headgear Pepper is wearing.
Thank you for the fanart!
Thank you for the fanart!
That's awesome. I love everything, especially her lips. o.o Mesmerizing.
Nice... I actually like the thunderbolt the most
wow! that helmet is shocking! cool color on this one.
Great piece !
Ooh I just realized why I like it so much - the sharp lighting! That's awesome.
This is a very great piece of work! I like the angle a lot and how clean everything looks. This is REALLY good. Ooh I'm so addicted to your art.. Do more, do more!
thats awesome,i love the colors lip and eyes the most :3! great work.
arghh, her eyes!! her eyes!!! but her expression kinda reminds me of abe sapien of hellboy, don't know why, exactly, though... heheh.. awesome idea!!!
awesome lighting and details. very nicely done
fantastic! i love how you did her eyes, and the hair just looks so real.
an excellent take on pepper!
an excellent take on pepper!
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Carnival of Creativity for October 23, 2011
Welcome to the October 23, 2011, edition of the Carnival of Creativity. I've got a wide variety of links for you to choose from today. Please click and comment!
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Mark David Gerson got me thinking this week with his article on Writing Dos and Don'ts. There's been some controversy among his followers on Facebook about Rule 1. What do you think? Head over there and let him know.
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I'm glad that Yosef shared his wife's fabulous vegan recipe for Chocolate Avocado Mousse with Fresh Raspberries (Dairy Free) . I personally appreciate this submission, since it is egg-free and refined sugar-free as well as dairy-free.
Baranidharan shares a creative idea for spicing up your walls in Interior Decoration Made Easy.
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Thanks for sharing my Writing Do's & Don't's. Delighted to find myself on your page here!
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Thank you for all you do to encourage creativity, Mark David!
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It's nice to be reminded to visit a 'Quiet Place' every so often…..and I can literally carry it in my pocket, too (via mobile). Thanks.
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Tangy Texas Salsa Recipe
I'm a "transplant" here from Wisconsin. Even after 20 years, I still can't get enough of our wonderful local citrus. This is one way to work it into a main dish. The combination of tangy fruit, spicy jalapeno and distinctive cilantro is perfect over any meat, poultry or fish. We also dip into it with chips.
- 1 medium grapefruit
- 1 large navel orange
- 1 each medium green, sweet red and yellow pepper, chopped
- 1 medium tomato, seeded and chopped
- 1 jalapeno pepper, seeded and chopped
- 3 tablespoons chopped red onion
- 1 tablespoon minced fresh oregano
- 1-1/2 teaspoons sugar
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1. To section grapefruit and orange, cut a thin slice off the bottom and top of each. Place each fruit cut side down on a cutting board. With a sharp knife, remove peel and white pith. Slice between the membrane of each section and the fruit until the knife reaches the center; remove sections.
- 2. Place sections in a large bowl; stir in the remaining ingredients. Cover and refrigerate for at least 2 hours. Yield: about 5 cups.
Nutritional Facts
1/4 cup equals 17 calories, trace fat (trace saturated fat), 0 cholesterol, 60 mg sodium, 4 g carbohydrate, 1 g fiber, trace protein. Diabetic Exchange: Free food.
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This is not about what you think. It is about walking down to the basement and squishing my way across the family room. Luckily we have used foam tiles (3 ft. square) with puzzle piece edges. We began picking up the tiles, carting them upstair... Read more
Tuesday, June 14, 2011
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Several months ago, I joined a prayer shawl knitting group at a friend's church. We meet every Tuesday for about an hour and a half. Last Wednesday, I discovered that a dear friend had been diagnosed with AML (Acute Myletic Leukemia). Tonight... Read more
Thursday, June 09, 2011
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Check out this video. It is a great idea that we could spread easily.
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At knitting last night, one of the knitters told a wonderful story. When the family sat down to a meal, they always joined hands to say grace. At the end, they would send a hand squeeze around the table that meant "I love you." Once when K. w... Read more
Tuesday, June 07, 2011
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I belong to a knitting group at a friend's church. We knit prayer shawls. When someone needs a shawl to deal with life's issues, we select a prayer from an elegant selection and each holding a piece of the shawl, we recite the prayer together,... Read more
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My DH plays mixed double tennis with a woman who is originally from India. Her daughters were in school at the same high school and same time as our children. Today was the finals of the French Open Tennis championship which DH and I have been... Read more
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DH and I have canoed many times before and mostly enjoy it.... except when I get flustered and turn the wrong way. Today our local county conservation agency sponsored a canoe and geo caching event.
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Okay, the last 36 hours or so have not been particularly smooth for me. Yesterday started off great with a wonderful yoga class and a visit to a good friend in the country. The day was beautiful, her gardens beautiful, the conversation good...... Read more
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I am quite active on the forum posts, especially for the DWD, Yoga Lovers, Positive Mental Health and Iowa teams. I always work to find something positive to say or to find the positive parts in any post I read.
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Sunday, May 22, 2011
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Just to give a sense of the freedom and joy of the skydive.
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Saturday, May 21, 2011
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Martinez KO Mr.Pink Croc Shoe guy who sleeps with his fat friend in 10 rounds easy. Martinez is a whole different monster Gaye-toe never faced before. He will get punished and Fraud Gayweather will duck Martinez again lol.
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Styles make fights... I truly believe Cotto TKOs Martinez under 9 rounds.
Martinez is overrated defensively and relies on movement, angles, reflexes and speed which works on the slow footed euro fighters. He loses a lot of the style advantages he normally has. Cotto is just as fast on his feet, and Martinez is going to pressured constantly by a defensively responsible, offensively gifted fighter. not too much of a difference in handspeed, slight edge to Martinez. Thing is Martinez has never had to deal with the kind of speed Cottos going to bring into this fight. Cotto has seen everything Martinez has before. Cotto is more expirienced on the world class level. Cotto is a whole new animal for Martinez from size to style.I dont think Martinez takes pressure well. The last true pressure fighter he faced TKOed him. MANOS DE PLASTER. Putting some bread on this one.
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I wonder what the **** happen between these two..
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Cotto will wait till Martinez is 40, run the whole fight and hope that fight will get stopped because of Martinez's knee. If not, Cotto takes a knee in the 10th
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Review: We found Samses via this website when looking up places we could eat at in Zurich. We had dinner from the menu on a Saturday night which was great, I had a tofu and coconut milk based curry and my boyfriend had a spaghetti dish which were both delicious. The atmosphere was lovely, and the staff were amazing. Our german is terrible, and they very helpfully spoke to us in english! We went back for a late lunch on our last day (Monday), we tried the buffet this time which was very good as well. It was great to find some vegan desserts, the vegan tiramisu was lovely, but I think it needed more of a coffee flavour, and there was too much of it (but that is not necessarily a bad thing). I would totally recommend this restaurant to anyone. I preferred it to hitil, much better value and better service.
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text: richard March 07, 2012 6:25 PM nealio. are you forgetting 2010? up to the last race, ferdi was able to win the wdc. but it was only the fact that ferrari were so intent on webber, that seb sold them a dummy, won the race and the wdc.so,ferrari are well able to develop a car through the season, to the extent that it CAN win the wdc.but this is something that any team (of the top three) is able to do. Reply Report abuse 2 agree 5 disagree


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"Envy" created with Quadrium2 and GIMP.
Absolutely stunning ...
Green as envy! And he seems to stretch his arms to reach something!
Awesome representation of envy!!
definitely looks like envy
Love the colours. De pattern reminds me of bone under the microscope. In any case, like it.
I am so seeing a face in there...a creepy face I am SURE i saw somewhere..good work though!
i like these masks serie,
great artwork
great artwork