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Centrally located, less than five minutes from Downtown. Free Wireless High-Speed Internet access. Free local calls,Free Full Hot Breakfast Free parking,Free newspaper, Free copy and fax service, Free business center.The Quality Inn is the ideal location, amenities and affordableratesmake the Quality Inn hotel the perfect place to stay on your nexttrip to Winnipeg. Our friendly staff looks forward to seeing yousoon. Pet accommodation: 15.00 per pet per day. Taxes include 5 percent Accommodation Tax. Pool will be closed from september 13 to september 21st.
Nice hotel, clean room, good breakfast, easy drive to/from downtown, and great friendly customer service. I had left a charger behind in my room, and Keith from guest services was very helpful with retrieval and shipping.
I really like this hotel. The rooms are clean, comfortable, the breakfast is excellent, and the price is fine.
I expected an average, low-cost hotel, but this one had some perks that made me feel very welcome! The bed was very comfortable, robes provided, bathrooms had nice lighting (not dark and creepy like many hotel bathrooms) and staff were helpful. The breakfast was by far one of the best ones I've ever had at a hotel. Hidden behind surprisingly sleek glass doors was the restaurant, just off from the lobby area. Breakfast items such as scrambled eggs, hash browns, cereal, hot oatmeal, toast, bagels, fruit, hot coffee, milk and juice were there. On the Saturday, sausages instead of hash browns were served. The restaurant was decorated very tastefully as well - I could see the dark colour being conducive to many after dinner conversations. Ample parking space behind the hotel, a liquor store actually behind it if needed, and truly the hotel was very close to everywhere we needed to go. I was disappointed that there wasn't a hot tub, but there was a fitness room. The wireless was also pretty ...
I reached Winnipeg upon a commercial trip and remained quite careful on staying on a 3.5 star hotel. Quality Inn & Suites Winnipeg hotel is inside walking range to be able to restaurants, outfits and The Forks. The hall included one King height bed, microwave, mini-fridge, machine and also hair machine. The room remained very smooth! Complimentary items: nearby calls, high performance internet and sexy breakfast. The breakfast included soup, yogurt, danish, doughnuts, muffins, fruit, juices, coffee and teas. I would highly recommend which hotel to remain the heart of city!
It's my first visit in the city (Winnipeg). I asked someone for an affordable hotel cause I'm on a tight budget. He directed me to this hotel, the Quality Inn and Suites Winnipeg. It was the closest hotel I get into and also very easy to locate. I was with my pet pochi, he was 5 months old chihuahua. Good thing pets were allowed inside, there was an additional fee but I didn't mind cause it's reasonable. I got a good deal of the room and service I chose, free breakfast, free wi-fi. The bed was fine and comfortable, actually the whole room itself, as if I wasn't on a budget at all. The staff were friendly and accommodating. Overall, I can say that the hotel is recommendable to travelers.
What great renovations to this hotel! The lobby is beautiful and the breakfast was super! I was able to hit all the shopping centres with out getting too lost and the Autohause Dealership was right across the street to get my car serviced! Staff were really helpful too and those plush comforters on the bed gave me sweet dreams! I would recommend this hotel to others in a minute!
Tastefully decorated hotel including the onsite restaurant and pub (although didn't eat except free breakfast), the room is very small with little walking space but it is nice and comfortable and did have a mini fridge. The walls are thin both interior and exterior noise, kept towel wrapped on floor by door and set A/C to 'fan' so that it would never shut off and help to drown noise. Guests in hall at all hours and guest dogs barking at each other in the morning. This hotel does not have a pool and is therefore not as family friendly. The location toward the inner city was wonderful and easy to get to everything. This hotel did not have onsite guest laundry facilities and we were forced to find a laundry mat.
Great value for a hotel in the heart of Winnipeg. Rooms could have been a little better though.
We had a great stay, the room was plush and the hot breakfast was nice. They treated us very well, a great stay!
We did not recognize the hotel, the renovations are fantastic. The service was next to none, we loved our stay. The guest rooms are nothing but luxury! Thank you ot the Quality Inn for a great stay! I will recommend this hotel!


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Q: Is there somewhere I can buy gravy to put on top of my kittens food?
My kitten will not eat her dry food unless we give her a gravy lovers wet food first, but when I give her the wet food she only licks the gravy and doesn't touch the other part of the food. Then after the gravy is gone she will go and eat all the food in her regular bowl. I don't want to keep wasting money on the wet food when she only eats the gravy. There has to be a gravy I can buy, or make that I can just put on top of her food?? Someone please help me :)
Sep 20, 2010
there are nutritional sound gravy packs you can buy at pet supply stores. cats do best w/wet food {it has more protein and moisture and is more closely related to the diets they need}, but adding gravy is a wonderful alternative. have you tried getting her to eat the wet food out of your hand? that's how i train kittens to eat.
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Your veterinarian can recommend a pet food company that makes various veterinary diets that come in packets, which are, essentially, a gravy only wet cat food. The advantage of using these foods is that they are completely balanced and good for your cat. Ask your veterinarian about the availability of this diet in your area. As another alternative, mix the wet food she prefers with some water to increase her overall water consumption. Because many cats are finicky about the texture of the food that they are eating, this may not please her. Also, be sure to provide your cat with plenty of fresh water daily to prevent dehydration.
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why not try adding some water to her regular food. it may bake its own gravy. mix it up well and the water should get good flavor
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Duncan Phyfe chair Or Best Offer
Very sturdy Very comfortable.
Could stand to be refinished though
55 or best offer
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Pair of Antique Ice Cream Parlor Chairs Or Best Offer
From my grandfather's estate so don't know the age. Heavy wrought iron. Beautiful heart molding on top of each chair's back. Most wrought iron is kinda delicate rare to see this heavy of wrought iron in a chair. The back area would be better reupholstered. Repainted they would be perfect.
Antique reproduction Chippendale Chair Or Best Offer
From my grandfather's estate so don't know the age of repo but seen around his house for more than 50 years. It was reupholstered in the 90's so springs and padding is great but the cloth has wear an a hole on seat (which I cover with a nice throw fabric). The fabric is sturdy and chair is extremely comfortable. If you want it perfect you would have to reupholster it.
The wood work is excellent.
Vintage - Phonograph - with many old albums to purchase
Phonograph is in a beautiful dark walnut color cabinet with
door opening in center of cabinet top .
This is part of our American History , and a wonderful piece
of furniture , and would make a great conversation item .
It plays 33 1/3 RPM records from the 30's , 40's , and 50's .
It's a crank style turn table , has a speaker ...
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Vintage Miners Lamp
We have a excellent condition Brass Miners Lamp .
Lamp has front door that opens to change Candle
which is the source of the light . It has a large
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China Cabnet - Cherry Wood - Antigue
This is a beautiful lighted China Cabinet .
Cabinet measures 70 inches tall .
Top section is 14 " deep by 39 " wide , and 39 " tall .
Top has a 37 " tall by 20 1/4 " wide window pane door
with 2 shelves made with wood , and added glass .
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Old Avon perfume and cologne bottles
I have over 100 old Avon perfume and cologne bottles. Most are empty. $5 for those with a box, $3 for those without. My loss is your gain. Located in Kenosha. Call or text 2624552817 to come see.
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Bread Box / Pie Safe
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Pierced Holes on Both Sides
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Vintage Tom & Jerry Pitcher and Cups Set
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Great for a loft or homework area.
I will split and sell one. $75.00 each
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Antique Sewing Cabinet and Machine Good Condition
Antique Sewing Cabinit and Machine Good Condition. Pick Up ONLY
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Double Shades - Table Tole Lamp
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11 3/8 x 7 3/8 inch Davy Crockett (Bess Parker) 1786-1836 frame tray puzzle. VG/Excellent condition with just a minor wear on edges. Color is excellent. Frame it as a picture, conversation piece. 262-782-4066
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Yesterday, Microsoft announced previews of new Windows Azure services that help developers build applications that connect data to users across public and private clouds, take advantage of VHDs and deploy scalable websites quickly and cheaply.
Today, Scott Guthrie will host "Meet Windows Azure" to introduce these new services. Then on Monday, as part of TechEd North America and broadcasted live online, Scott, along with Mark Russinovich, Quentin Clark, and Bill Staples will host "Learn Windows Azure", going deeper into the new features!
In case you missed the announcements, here are the highlights:
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Australian unemployment falls below six percent in March: official figures
April 11, 2014, 12:02 am TWN
SYDNEY--Australian unemployment fell below 6.0 percent in March, official data revealed Thursday, surprising analysts who had expected a higher figure and raising hopes that the jobless rate may have peaked.
The Australian Bureau of Statistics said unemployment dropped from a revised 6.1 percent in February to 5.8 percent aided by a 40,200 lift in part-time positions, which offset a fall in full-time jobs.
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2015 Lifetree Film Fest Judges
Korey Pollard
Korey Pollard is a DGA first assistant director on A to Z a new half hour comedy for NBC. Korey's previous television and film credits include the new Stephen Bochco show Murder In The First for TNT, the ABC series Nashville, TNT's television series Rizzoli & Isles. TBS television series The Wedding Band. FOX's LIE TO ME, Life on NBC, critically acclaimed USA television series Monk, HBO's Deadwood, FOX's House, ABC's Grey's Anatomy, NBC's Boomtown and CBS' CSI, Once Upon a Time in Mexico, Spy Kids 2, And Starring Pancho Villa As Himself, Thirteen Days, Waterworld, Clear & Present Danger, Eye For An Eye, GI Jane, That Thing You Do and Stand By Me among others.
John Bucher
John Bucher owns Sideshow Media Group, a culture communications company. He has produced film, television, and video programming in more than 30 countries. He's a member of the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences and lectures on story, film, and pop culture around the world. Currently, John teaches at the Los Angeles Film Studies Center and lives in L.A. with his wife, Katie.
Katie Bucher
Katie Bucher is a campaign manager for Warner Brothers. She has worked on theatrical campaigns including the Harry Potter films, The Dark Knight Rises, and The Hobbit trilogy. Katie has produced several short films, most recently the award-winning film The Tuner. Katie lives in Los Angeles with her husband, John.
Joani Schultz
Joani Schultz is chief creative officer of Group Publishing and a part of the team behind Lifetree Café, the national chain of conversation cafés that sparked the Lifetree Film Fest. She's a film connoisseur and fan of all things story.
David Balsiger
David W. Balsiger is a television producer-director, international rights consultant, advertising executive, and the author of 40 major literary works including 28 nonfiction books (latest books being Abraham Lincoln: Untold Secrets from the Grave [2011-12 Unpublished], Inspirational Wit and Wisdom from the Internet, The Evidence for Heaven, and Miraculous Messages. As president/CEO of Balsiger Media Enterprises, he is now concentrating on representing TV specials, series and movies from independent producers.
Erika Lehman
Erika Lehman is the marketing coordinator for the City of Loveland's Museum/Gallery and the Rialto Theater Center. She is responsible for marketing activities and programs at the Loveland Museum/Gallery, Rialto Theater Center, and the Art in Public Places Program.
Angela Appleton
Angela Appleton is the Director of Corporate Engagement for World Vision. She is responsible for cultivating relationships and developing partnerships with corporations that result in donations for World Vision's domestic & international programs.
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If you are ever in doubt about whether to ask some burning question, first ask yourself if you would pose the same question about the body of a non-trans youth or adult, perhaps your own child or a student or neighbor. If the answer is no, don't ask. If you find yourself biting your tongue, keep biting.
Last year I attended my first Transgender Day of Remembrance. My teenage trans daughter had been out only six months, and no matter how much we loved, accepted, and supported her, there seemed to be so much hatred and pain lying in wait beyond our front door. Throughout the entire vigil I wept openly and profusely. So this year I had not planned to attend TDOR.
I had the opportunity to come across Thomas Hill, the current grand slam champion of the D.C. youth slam team. His piece is featured in this video from the D.C. youth slam that happened back in February. Take a moment to take in the brilliance of this poet's work and check out more of his stuff on the interwebs!


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I have been using your free calendar app for awhile now and I'm looking for a way to due registrations for events. I see that your silver and gold (I'd be going gold) have this, but I can't find it in the demo and there really isn't any description.
I am working on a website for our fire department and we display our training events via your calendar. Currently we use direct email/phone calls for registration. I would love a system that could be incorporated along side this as the main form to sign up online. We do have our members sign up at the fire station via a paper, so that makes me want these features:
-Online registration Form.
-Limited Spots per Event.
-A way to confirm the registration (either a way via the admin cp or by replying to an email.)
-A way to prevent registrations starting until a certain day and ending a certain day before the event.
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Take An Aerial Tour of Dubai From the Top of the Burj Khalifa
Monday, January 28, 2013
The Editors.
Scrap your afternoon plans and take an amazing aerial tour of Dubai, instead. Photographer Gerald Donovan has created an interactive panorama of the city as seen from the top of the world's tallest building, the Burj Khalifa for the Hamdan Bin Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum International Photography Award. The view was taken from the top of the tower, some 2,722 feet above the street, reached by climbing nearly 660 feet through the Burj Khalifa's enormous spire. Users can pan around and zoom in to observe the surrounding cityscape with amazing detail. To achieve the stunning effect, Donovan stitched 70 photographs together, each a whopping 80 megapixels, to create a single 2.5 gigapixel panorama. [Via The Telegraph.]
New Peeks at SOM'S LA Federal Courthouse
Friday, January 25, 2013
Sam Lubell.
We've known for some time that SOM will be designing the new US Courthouse in Downtown Los Angeles. We've even gotten some glimpses of their scheme. But the firm has just unveiled new images of the project, filling out the picture of this new landmark for the city on the corner of 1st Street and Broadway.
The familiar image of a cube-like, 550,000-square-foot structure in the middle of the city is now accompanied by a closer view of a folded glass façade imbedded with a United States seal. The building, which floats above a central core, appears to cantilever outward on all sides, with ramps and a small park leading the way to the entry. Inside we get a peek at a large central atrium rising several stories, and walls made of some kind of blond stone. Exposed central stairs appear to make climbing upward a public process. SOM is still unable to comment on their scheme, but we'll let you know when that changes.
Manhattan West's Railyard-Spanning Platform Breaks Ground
Monday, January 21, 2013
Branden Klayko.
Manhattan's far west side is about to become one of the busiest construction sites in the country. Last Tuesday morning, officials gathered at the corner of 9th Avenue and West 33rd Street to celebrate the second major groundbreaking in the Hudson Yards District, Brookfield Properties' trio of new SOM-designed towers comprising the Manhattan West development to be built over a large rail yard serving Penn Station. The $4.5 billion project's first phase, construction of the north portion of the railroad-spanning platform that will eventually support development, is now underway, and New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg speculated that the second half of the platform could be underway in coming months. Excavation has been ongoing since the fall of 2012.
SOM's Roger Duffy Adds Another Skyscraper to Manhattan's 57th Street
Friday, January 4, 2013
Branden Klayko.
A proposed 57-story residential tower designed by SOM's Roger Duffy at the corner of Manhattan's East 57th Street and 2nd Avenue is seeing new life after laying low through the recession. The Observer reported today that the 250 East 57th project, announced in 2006, will begin construction this year now that developer World Wide Group has filed new construction papers with the city and began clearing the site.
AN previously reported how the project is a partnership with the New York City School Construction Authority to extract the air-rights value beneath the city's school properties. In this case, developers of 250 East 57th paid the Department of Education $325 million for a site lease and agreed to rebuild P.S. 59 adjacent to the tower's site, including roof terraces and a large astroturf play area. Roger Duffy told AN at the time, "A lot of school sites in New York remain underdeveloped in terms of FAR (floor-area ratio)." The school opened in September 2012.
SOM Rumored to Have Been Chosen for Los Angeles Courthouse
Wednesday, November 14, 2012
The Editors.
AN has been anxiously awaiting official news of an architect for Los Angeles' long-awaited Downtown Federal Courthouse, and we've picked up the scent of a promising rumor. Brigham Young's DTLA Rising blog has heard from a "source at a large architectural and design firm in Downtown LA" that SOM has won the commission, beating out a short list of teams including Yazdani Studio and Gruen Associates, Brooks + Scarpa and HMC Architects, and NBBJ Architects.
The new $322 million courthouse will be located on a 3.7-acre lot in Downtown LA at 107 South Broadway and will contain 600,000 square feet incuding 24 court rooms. The General Services Administration (GSA), the federal agency in charge of building the new courthouse, hopes to have the project completed by 2016. The former art-deco courthouse at 312 North Spring Street will be sold to help pay for the new structure, drawing criticism from some politicians.
The GSA is expected to make an official announcement soon, and we'll be sure to keep you updated as news comes in.
Doha Tower named world's best by Council on Tall Buildings
Saturday, October 20, 2012
Chris Bentley.
The Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat held its 11th annual awards symposium Thursday, bestowing architect Helmut Jahn and structural engineers Charles Thornton and Richard Tomasetti with lifetime achievement recognition and awarding Doha Tower the title of 2012's Best Tall Building.
Event> Oct 11-12: AN's Facades & Fabrication Conference…And Look Who's Coming!
Monday, October 8, 2012
The Editors.
Chicago's collective IQ, no doubt already impressive, may rise a few points even higher this Thursday and Friday. The city is hosting a gathering of international thinkers and innovators who specialize in the tools that enable the creation of some of the world's most high-tech and visually arresting building skins. The conference, Collaboration: The Art and Science of Building Facades, is sponsored by The Architect's Newspaper and Enclos.
On Thursday, the conference features a high-powered line-up of speakers on Thursday, including Fernando Romero of FREE as the keynote. Then on Friday, the conference turns practical with a series of hands-on workshops that will lead participants through the very latest tools, programs, and applications. For example, Florin Isvoranu of Austria-based firm Evolute, which has collaborating with Zaha Hadid, Asymptote and others, will host a workshop on parametrically driven optimization of freeform facades, a topic that even has industry experts signing up to learn something new.
From students to seasoned veterans, those currently attending include staffers from firms like Sapa, Thornton Tomasetti, Interface, Cannon Design, Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill Architcture, Perkins + Will, NBBJ, SOM, and KieranTimberlake, with roles ranging from engineer to BIM manager, market analyst to company president. PhD candidates, MArchs, and undergrads are flocking in from area universities and colleges including The School of the Art Institute, IIT, and Cranbrook Academy, as well as a hefty contingent of 12 students and three profs from the University of South Dakota State University's new Department of Architecture (DoArch).
Collaboration is the industry conference you can't afford to miss. There's still time to sign up! Registration details here.
Crooked Columns Raising Eyebrows at The New School
Tuesday, October 2, 2012
Gabriel Fuentes.
If you walk down Fifth Avenue and 14th Street toward Union Square and notice a building under construction with crooked columns, don't worry—it is not about to collapse. According to NBC New York, the SOM-designed New School University Center, previously detailed by AN, is raising eyebrows from the local community because some of its columns are slightly skewed.
But it's no mistake. "It's the most efficient way to carry all of the different structural loads of the building from the top of the foundation, " Joel Towers, Parsons The New School for Design dean told NBC. The New York City Department of Buildings has confirmed there are no safety issues with the project.
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The Beast in the Cave by Sch1itzieWatch
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"The Beast in the Cave" is a short story by American horror fiction writer H. P. Lovecraft written in 1905, when Lovecraft was fourteen. It was first published in the June 1918 issue of the amateur press journal the Vagrant.
damn good piece. exactly what i saw the first time i read this short.
very.. lovecraft
i Love this story and the drawing
Wonderful dynamic composition and truly terrifying figure. Awesome!
Brilliant , i find this creepy , love that fur effect on his skin, that face is meant to disturb and it does. Really really like the lone lines showing the contour of the cave mouth. This really is a wold class drawing
Thanks.I have a problem of not using dramatic lighting to my advantage,and here I actually broke free of my bad habits.
He reminds me of a crazy hobo,haha!
He reminds me of a crazy hobo,haha!
CREEPY and incredible...you are too good!!!
awesooooome !!!!!
Amazing piece! =0
OOoo. Awesome, you very good use darkness. He is looking very aggressive.
A really nice work!
But, is for me, it is slightly spoilering the plot of novel.
But, is for me, it is slightly spoilering the plot of novel.
Hehe,I know!But most of the story takes place in pitch black darkness.Only thing interesting I could have drawn was a beast laying on the ground.I agree though.Most anybody that sees this knows the story anyways .
Nice work!
Kickass work, man!
Oh my god I was mesmerized!
Great Work!!!!
Great Work!!!!
great contrrast, making cover for lovecraft stories?
I plan on going through all the Lovecraft stories that I like and see If I can draw something from them.
Amazing inking
Groovy baby! I like your concept of the ape man trapped in the cave.
Thanks! I wish I had made his face just a little bit less human now that I look at the whole picture,but I'm happy with it
I'm sure a 14 year old HPL would never have imagined such a nice illustration of his story to be made a century into the future! I love the high contrast, the feral look in it's eye and the emergence out of the pick black. Nice one!
Thanks!I bent my arm backwards and forced myself to use some actual lighting in a drawing(one of my many weakpoints)and I'm glad I did!
Wow! This is really cool!!!!
I Love-craft too! It's a beauty (the art I mean).
This is incredible work m'man...
haha men youre just insane, epic job here! everytime i open DA i pray to Yog-Sothoth to find more stuff from you lol.
haha men youre just insane, epic job here! everytime i open DA i pray to Yog-Sothoth to find more stuff from you lol.
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The palm trees really are breath-taking to watch and the tables. Do try the different types of coconut dishes over here. The staff is good and the other buffet dishes are also worth a try for. Do try payassam over here which is sweet to taste.
A serene view of the garden while you take small bites on your plate. There is a great variety of food available here and the staff are nice too.
Nothing special... Good fresh food with loads of spice... As expected though... Thekaddy is full of spice garden
We look after it but unfortunately is not longer available.
The pink little house is still there but only the children enjoy the garden for playing.
The setting of the restaurant is a lush garden, nicely decorated and quiet. The food consists of noticeably own and very creative creations, basically Indian food, with European and other Asians influences: Some of the best food we had in Kerala and definitley the most creative one. The mixed rice and the Crispy Chicken with Papaya were simply fantastic.
I spent 3days with my family in Kumily and ate all the time in Coconut Garden !
Food was excellent and made with lot of love.
The team was really helpful, cheerful and efficient for programing.
I highly recommend this place which is runned with the heart :-)
Firstly, it's not on Bypass Road, it's on SBT Road next to Periyar Seven Hills Guesthouse.
Food is excellent and not the same old tourist fodder. Where else have you had beef with pineapple and chocolate.....it was delicious! Not the cheapest (anout the same as all the other tourist fodder places we checked out) but we ate there twice and...
Its hard to review this restaurant as our two experiences were very different. The first time we pop in for a lunch. The restaurant is just a few tables placed in beautiful garden. We had a delicious omelet and rather weak coffee. Overall the place was pleasant for lunchtime break and the food was good.
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A great choice of local dishes, with very personal service.
This is a very small establishment, with only two chefs - so if they are busy be prepared to wait - It is worth it.
We have been in Coconut Garden twice during our sty in Kumily - we never got disapointed. Food is alwasy fresh prepared - so if all tables are occupied you might have to wait for 30 min. The menue has normal Indian dishes but also very special, created by the chief, tastes e.g. spicy chicken with honey and friuts, some...
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The 80-minute independent documentary Forgiving Dr. Mengele, released on DVD April 17, 2007, explores the question of who benefits most from the act of forgiveness: The victim or the accused?
"Obviously there have been a lot of Holocaust-themed movies and books in the last few years, but I don't believe anyone has made a film about forgiveness and the Holocaust," director and co-producer Bob Hercules says. "The idea is a very different take on the Holocaust. It's a very rich, very powerful subject."
Image of Auschwitz Twins
Forgiving Dr. Mengele began when Cheri Pugh, a film archivist who co-produced the film, was cataloging Holocaust footage and became intrigued with an image of twins marching out of Auschwitz at the liberation. During an Internet search for more information, she found the same image at the Candles Holocaust Museum website. When she called the phone number listed on the website, she found herself speaking to one of the twin girls (Eva Mozes Kor, now a woman in her 60's) featured in the photograph.
Pugh contacted documentarian Hercules of Media Process Group to collaborate on a film about Eva's life. Originally they planned the documentary as a study of human guinea pigs for medical experiments conducted by Nazi doctor Josef Mengele. During the four and a half years that Hercules and Pugh followed Kor around the world for her presentations, however, the film's subject evolved into the specific idea of forgiveness.
Idea of Forgiveness and Dr. Mengele
The shift in focus reflects Kor's own metamorphosis. She began her travels to learn more about the experiments conducted on her ailing sister, Miriam. After her sister's death, Kor began a different mission: spreading the word of forgiveness all over the world. Often this mission was met with anger.
"The idea of forgiveness regarding the Holocaust is an idea that is rarely explored," Hercules says. "People rarely think about what forgiveness is doing for Eva, but instead what it does for the perpetrators."
Hercules, an award-winning producer-director of broadcast programs and documentaries for more than 15 years, says that capturing so much emotion on film was a daunting task. "We all suffered through the emotional highs and lows of Eva through this journey," he says. "Listening to the horrible stories at Auschwitz and then visiting the gravesite of her sister were difficult for all of us and brought out lots of emotion."
Financing the Documentary Film
Many potential donors were hesitant to contribute money toward another Holocaust project or anything that linked forgiveness to the Nazis, although grants from the Jewish Documentary Film Fund, National Endowment for the Arts, and a few small foundations offered some financial support.
Forgiving Dr. Mengele originally was shown as a work in progress at the 2004 Independent Filmmakers Conference in Chicago and screened as a rough cut at IFP (Independent Features Project) market in New York in 2005. The film had its world premiere (60-minute version) at the 2005 Florida Film Festival, and a later screening of the 80-minute documentary at the 2006 Slamdance Film Festival, where it won Special Jury Recognition for Best Documentary Feature.
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Years of filming, editing, entering festivals, and seeking distribution can be draining for anyone. If you're not passionate about your project, you might even give up during the process. Hercules recommends that all filmmakers exercise caution when selecting subject matter for their films.
"You must be absolutely passionate about it because it will engage you for several years," he says. "To give the project some depth, you need to stay with it...and explore it from every angle."
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Review: The menu here looked great but we couldnt get in a lunch so had to reserve a table for the evening. There was a goood choice but the portions are small and it isnt cheap (though normal prices for a city centre). My starter of sausage and caramalised onions in balsamic was delicious, my partners soup however was distinctly average. I had a papaya salad main which was good but not enough dressing. I think if you choose the right things on the menu this place is great. The hemp beer was nice too. The staff were ok it was definetley an nice place to sit but as its so busy you do feel a bit like the staff are wanting you to leave as soon as you've eaten. I would reccomend it but choose food wisely.
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* Renewable fuels reduce carbon dioxide emissions and dangers of catastrophic climate change. Bunk. Many studies have found that ethanol in car and truck fuels actually increases airborne ozone levels.
As I point out here, here and here, there is no evidence that rising CO2 levels are about to cause climate chaos. Global average temperatures have not increased in 17 years. The new NIPCC report demonstrates that human influences on our climate are small and localized, and their effects on temperature, climate and weather are almost impossible to separate from frequent, cyclical, completely natural variability.
The latest UN IPCC report deleted all references to this temperature standstill from the Summary for Policy Makers, and eliminated an IPCC graph that revealed how every single climate model predicted that average global temperatures would be up to 1.6 degrees F higher than they actually were over the past 22 years. IPCC bureaucrats politicized the science to the point of making their report fraudulent.
* Biofuels are better for the environment. Nonsense. We are already plowing an area bigger than Iowa to grow corn for ethanol – millions of acres that could be food crops or wildlife habitat. The energy per acre is minuscule compared to what we get from oil and gas drilling, with or without fracking. To meet the latest biodiesel mandate of 1.3 billion gallons, producers will have to extract oil from 430 million bushels of soybeans – converting countless more acres from food or habitat to energy.
To produce that biofuel, we're also using massive quantities of pesticides, fertilizers, fossil fuels – and water. The US Department of Energy calculates that fracking requires 0.6 to 6.0 gallons of fresh or brackish water per million Btu of energy produced. By comparison, corn-based ethanol requires 2,500 to 29,000 gallons of fresh water per million Btu of energy – and biodiesel from soybeans consumes an astounding and unsustainable 14,000 to 75,000 gallons of water per million Btu!
* Farmers benefit from ethanol. Yes, some get rich. But beef, pork, chicken, egg and fish producers must pay more for feed, which means family food bills go up. Biofuel mandates also mean international aid agencies must pay more for corn and wheat, so more starving people remain malnourished longer.
* Ethanol brings cheaper gas and better mileage. Nonsense. Ethanol gets 30% less mileage than gasoline, so motorists pay the same price per tank but can drive fewer miles. It collects water, gunks up fuel lines, corrodes engine parts, and wreaks havoc on lawn mowers and other small engines. E15 fuel blends (15% ethanol) exacerbate these problems. Biodiesel and ultra-expensive biofuel for military ships and aircraft make even less sense, especially when we have at least a century of petroleum right under our feet, right here in the United States, that many "renewable" energy advocates flat out don't want us to touch.
* Ethanol creates jobs. Yeah, spending billions in taxes that could otherwise pay for other government programs … and billions in extra consumer costs for energy and food … does prop up biofuel programs, until companies go bankrupt anyway. As to "green" jobs, the Bureau of Labor Statistics defines "green jobs" as any that make a company "more environmentally friendly" – and elsewhere includes bus drivers piloting natural gas, biofuel or hybrid vehicles. The Solar Energy Society includes accountants, lawyers and landscapers involved even part time with making or installing solar panels. They could even include burger flippers, if they sell a meal to a truck driver who's hauling corn to an ethanol plant.
Those capacious definitions should certainly include prosecuting attorneys and staffs going after the growing number of shady dealers who got "renewable energy tax credits" for selling fuels that were not 100% biodiesel – and others who sold fraudulent RINs (Renewable Identification Numbers) to refineries that face stiff penalties if they fail to buy mandated amounts of ethanol and blend it into gasoline.
Because gasoline consumption is down, many refineries have hit a "blend wall" – meaning the gasoline they are producing already contains as much ethanol as vehicle engines and related equipment can safely handle. However, the government still requires them to buy more corn pone fuel – or purchase RINs or pay hefty fines.
If Congress would simply let real free markets work, instead of creating Renewable Fuel Standards, much of this crime and corruption would end. Instead, it perpetuates perverse incentives, perks and money trains – which promote what seems to be the Environmentalist-Industrialist-Governmentalist Complex's motto: "We don't tolerate corruption. We insist on it." Outright criminal activity is the tip of the iceberg.
"Green slime" doesn't just describe algae-based biofuels. It also describes the entire DC-mandated biofuel system. About the only thing really green about it is the billions of dollars taken from taxpayers and consumers, and funneled to politicians, who dole the cash out to friendly constituents, who then return some of it as campaign contributions, to get the pols reelected, to perpetuate the gravy train.
Even some Democrats are finally questioning their party's "steadfast support" for policies that promote "renewable" energy over oil and gas: Ben Cardin (MD), Robert Casey (PA), Kay Hagan (NC) and several colleagues have openly expressed concern about renewable mandates. One has to wonder why so many Republicans still can't say no to ethanol.
Here are the biggest Republican ethanol boosters. Readers may want to call or email them, to present the facts and ask them why they (and most Democrats) insist on perpetuating this wasteful system, which benefits so few, at the expense of so many.
U.S. House of Representatives: Steve King IA (202-225-4426); Tom Latham IA (-5476); John Shimkus IL (-5271); Lee Terry NE (-4155); Adam Kinzinger IL (-3635).
United States Senate: Roy Blunt MO(202-224-5721); John Hoven ND (-2551); John Thune SD (-2321); Lamar Alexander TN (-4944); Chuck Grassley (-3744).
It will be interesting to see how they defend their profligate and environmentally harmful ways.
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The state of Pennsylvania has had a tradition for top quarterbacks for many years. With NFL greats like Johnny Unitas, Joe Namath, Joe Montanta, Dan Marino and Jim Kelly all hailing from the Keystone State, college coaches have known for years that if you want a signal-caller, check out Pennsylvania.
This year the state boasts two of the nation's top three quarterbacks. However, it's not all about offense in the great state of Pennsylvania this year as our Top 10 attests.
10. Chris Rogers
6-foot-3, 240 pounds
Wexford (Pa.) North Allegheny
Rogers is the only player in the Pennsylvania Top 10 who isn't on the initial Rivals100 Team. With offers from schools like Michigan, Penn State, Pittsburgh, Virginia and others, this talented inside linebacker certainly doesn't miss the publicity.
Rogers decided to end the process early with a commitment to the Wolverines and he'll line up on the inside at linebacker or play defensive end. With very good size and strength, Rogers is able to shed bigger linemen to make plays. He also has the speed to run plays down from sideline-to-sideline and is excellent in pass coverage.
As a junior Rogers made 75 tackles, 12 of which came for a loss, and caught 19 passes with four touchdowns at tight end. He also punted, averaging 40.3 yards-per-punt.
9. Greg Harrison
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6-foot-5, 295 pounds
Shenandoah (Pa.) Valley
Although Harrison has the frame of an offensive tackle, his run-blocking ability and strength could land him inside the tackles as a college player. Despite offers from Michigan, Michigan State and Ohio State, Harrison will be paving the way for Penn State running backs in the future.
Harrison is quick off the football, stays low and used excellent leverage. He has good footwork, although that's one area he could improve, and quickness. However, what really sets him apart is his intelligence.
"Intelligence is a big factor for him," his head coach, Joe Ruth, said. "He gets it done in the class room and he knows the game. That combination of intelligence and size makes him the player that he is. There's always room for getting better. He's got good feet, but you always want to work on speed and quickness, especially when you're a lineman."
8. A.Q. Shipley
Defensive Tackle
6-foot-2, 275 pounds
Coraopolis (Pa.) Moon
The first thing that strikes you when you watch A.Q. Shipley on film is that he's a bit "sawed off" by defensive/offensive line standards. Closer to 6-foot-1 than 6-foot-2, Shipley looks a bit squat when standing next to taller linemen. Then you see him play and his height matters less and less.
Shipley is a mucker, pure and simple. He accomplishes his goals on the football field with hard work, a non-stop motor and a hustle that is hard to find these days. He'll run down more plays from behind as a defensive tackle than most linebackers, a testament to his hustle more than his quickness.
Shipley doesn't do anything great on the field, but he does everything very well. That's what brought offers from Ohio State, Michigan and others. However, he'll be joining Harrison at Penn State as part of what is quickly becoming one of the top recruiting classes in the country.
7. Andrew Johnson
Running Back
6-foot-0, 205 pounds
Pittsburgh (Pa.) North Hills
The fact that Johnson ranks only No. 7 on our Pennsylvania Top 10, yet stands at No. 75 in the country on our Rivals100, shows how strong this year is in the Keystone State.
A north-south runner with breakaway speed, Johnson will do much of his damage in college between the tackles and on cutbacks. He has a big, strong frame and the ability to bounce off tackles, but in high school he gets the job done with pure speed.
Johnson runs upright a la Eric Dickerson, but gets away with it based on his great vision and ability to anticipate contact. He missed time last season with a sprained ankle, so injuries could be a factor.
Johnson, who has more than 30 offers, will choose between Pitt and Ohio State on either July 2 or July 9.
6. Tyrell Sales
Defensive End
6-foot-4, 225 pounds
Butler, Pa.
Sales is one of those players that just looks the part of a future football star and is just starting to tap his potential. Of all the players on this list, Sales is probably the furthest from being fully developed, and that has many teams drooling over his potential.
Sales had 100 tackles as a junior and showed excellent pass-rushing ability with seven sacks. Although he's undersized for a defensive end right now, he has the frame to add 30-40 pounds and should make a living as a rush end down the line. His athleticism combined with great strength make him a special prospect.
Sales has offers from more than 30 different schools, but his favorites are Penn State and Pitt right now. Boston College, Florida State, Virginia and Virginia Tech have also offered and are in the mix.
5. James Bryant
6-foot-3, 240 pounds
Reading, Pa.
Picture a raging bull running down a crowded city street and tossing aside everything that gets in its way and you have a good idea of how James Bryant plays football.
Bryant, who has uncanny size and speed and bull-like strength, could be a dominant running back in a power "I" attack, but almost everyone wants him for his ability at linebacker. Bryant is too physical for running backs and tight ends and is too quick for offensive linemen. And when No. 40 meets a ballcarrier head on, he always wins the battle.
Bryant has offers from nearly everyone, but favors Michigan, Michigan State, Pitt, Boston College, Iowa, Virginia, Ohio State and LSU right now.
4. Kyle Mitchum
Offensive Tackle
6-foot-6, 265 pounds
Erie (Pa.) McDowell
Mitchum has a very good frame for an offensive tackle and is just starting to pack on weight. He could play at 310 pounds easily in college without losing any quickness.
Mitchum's strength is in the use of his arms as he gets a quick start off the ball, has a good punch and keeps his arms extended. His long reach and excellent leverage allow him to keep stronger defenders at bay and his quickness and footwork makes him effective blocking downfield.
Mitchum has numerous offers and currently lists Ohio State, Penn State, Pitt, Miami, Florida State, Syracuse and Michigan as his favorites.
3. Dan Connor
6-foot-3, 215 pounds
Wallingford (Pa.) Strath Haven
Coaches looking for a complete linebacker have taken the time to stop by Strath Haven this May -- or they're missing something special. That's because Dan Connor can do it all.
The one attribute that separates Connor from most linebackers is his uncanny anticipation. Whether it's reading the snap count, anticipating the direction of the play or following the quarterbacks eyes, Connor always seems to be in the right place at the right time. And when he arrives, opponents know about it.
Connor has been a big name on the recruiting scene since his sophomore season and has offers from more than 40 different programs. Most feel that Penn State will win this battle over Miami, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Oklahoma, Michigan and others, but Connor insists he'll take things down to the end of the process.
2. Chad Henne
6-foot-3, 210 pounds
West Lawn (Pa.) Wilson
A rifle arm, soft touch, nimble feet and excellent speed? That's what you get with Chad Henne, who could certainly make a case for being the top quarterback in the country, yet falls short of being the top quarterback in his own home state.
Henne has it all and college coaches know it. He's also a terrific leader, makes excellent decisions (only three interceptions as a junior) and is tough as nails. When it comes to the "new age" quarterback that combines size, speed and the ability to make plays no matter what it takes, Henne is your guy.
Penn State, Michigan, Tennessee, Georgia and Miami are his final five, but don't look for a decision to come anytime soon. Henne also basks in the spotlight.
1. Anthony Morelli
6-foot-4, 208 pounds
Pittsburgh (Pa.) Penn Hills
So who's better, Henne or Morelli? That's a tough call and the duo could flip-flop on our Rivals100 Team a few times during the year. Originally, Henne was thought to be the sure-fire top quarterback in Pennsylvania, but Morelli's recent NIKE Camp performance changed everything.
While Henne throws the short ball better and with more zip, no one throws a better long ball than Morelli. His accuracy and touch are among the best in the country and he can throw the ball 60+ yards in the air with ease. He's not quick as elusive as Henne, but he's also a bit more at home in the pocket.
Morelli is rumored to be a heavy lean to Pitt, but Florida State and Notre Dame are also high on his list. UCLA is also in the mix.
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Media Users, Media Creators: Principles of Active Engagement: In Transforming 'Ourselves from Passive Consumers of Media into Active Users ... We'll Have to Instill throughout Our Society Principles That Add Up to Critical Thinking and Honorable Behavior.'
Gillmor, Dan, Nieman Reports
This article is adapted, in part, from an essay Gillmor wrote in 2008 as part of the Media Republic project (www.mediarepublic.org) at the Berkman Center for Internet & Society at Harvard University. In the Winter 2008 Nieman Reports, Persephone Miel, who directed that project, wrote "Media Republic: My Year in the Church of the Web."
In the age of democratized media, the tools of creation are increasingly in everyone's hands. The personal computer that I'm using to write this essay comes equipped with media creation and editing tools of such depth that I can't begin to learn all their capabilities. One of the devices I use regularly boasts video recording and playback, still-camera mode, audio recording, text messaging, and GPS location, among other tools that make it a powerful media creation device (and, by the way, it's a phone).
Equally important in this world of democratized media, we can make what we create widely accessible. With traditional media, we produced something, usually manufactured, and then distributed it--put it in trucks or broadcast it to receivers in a one-to-many mode. Today, we create media and post it online. We make it available; people come and get it. There's an element of distribution here, by virtue of letting people know it's there, but the essential fact in a one-to-one or many-to-many world is availability.
This democratization gives people who have been mere consumers the ability to be creators. With few exceptions, we are all becoming the latter as well as the former, though to varying degrees. More exciting, some creators become collaborators.
What does this mean? For one thing, contrary to the panic we're hearing from newspaper people whose jobs are disappearing, the end of our oligopolistic system of media and journalism is good news, not something to dread. Indeed, I no longer worry about a sufficient supply of journalism, not in the emerging age of abundance. We'll have ample amounts of information and journalism--in some ways, too ample.
Why, given the crumbling of newspapers and the news industry in general, should we believe in abundance? Just look around. The number of experiments taking place in new media is stunning and heartening. Entrepreneurs are moving swiftly to become pioneers in tomorrow's news. Philanthropic enterprises are filling gaps they perceive in coverage. Even the traditional media dinosaurs are, probably too late, moving to adapt to the changes that have put them in such difficulty, namely the transition from monopoly and oligopoly to a truly competitive marketplace.
Most of the experiments in new journalism and business models will fail. That is the nature of the new and of start-up cultures. But even a small percentage of successes will still be a large number because so many people are trying. We won't lack for supply, though we should never stop trying to make it better.
But to ensure that this supply of information is useful and trustworthy, we'll have to rethink our relationship with media. In the supply and demand system that guides all marketplaces, including the marketplace of ideas and information, we need better demand, not just more supply. To ensure that demand, we'll need to transform ourselves from passive consumers of media into active users. And to accomplish that, we'll have to instill throughout our society principles that add up to critical thinking and honorable behavior.
Even those of us who are creating a variety of media are still--and always will be--more consumers than creators. For all of us in this category, the principles (illuminated below) come mostly from common sense. Call them skepticism, judgment, understanding and reporting.
Media saturation requires us to become more active as consumers, in part to manage the flood of data pouring over us each day but also to make informed judgments about the significance of what we do see. And when we create media that serves a public interest or journalistic role, we need to understand what it means to be journalistic, as well as how we can help make it better and more useful. …


text: It only takes one Alien. That's what everybody seems to forget. Like an Anthrax germ smeared into a stranger's handshake, one Alien can reduce an entire civilisation to a handful of mewling apes, cowering in the corners of acid-eaten vessels. Turn that primeval death-dealer into a pack animal, as James Cameron did with Aliens, and you risk diluting it, reducing it to an expendable asset. Cameron found a balance, in the end, but the same can't be said of his countless imitators, among them the folk of Gearbox Software, developer of last year's woefully ramshackle and attrition-driven Aliens: Colonial Marines.


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Dwarf Fortress is a single-player fantasy game. You can control a dwarven outpost or an adventurer in a randomly generated, persistent world. The world is randomly generated with distinct civilizations spanning over 1000 years of detailed history, dozens of towns, hundreds of caves and regions with various wildlife. Command your dwarves as they search for wealth in the mountain. Play an adventurer and explore, quest for glory or seek vengeance. Extended ASCII character set rendered in 16 colors (including black) as well as 8 background colors (including black). Although Dwarf Fortress is still in a work in progress, many features have already been implemented. Please post all support issues in the forums for the game.
Didnt understand the game at all, the loading of the game was to slow.
i can't stand ascii graphics. i was hoping there was a way around them, but i guess not.
this game gave me 13!!! trojan horses
this game sucks
I Couldnt run it, I Didn't Know what to do.
I need to point out first that this review is a mix of fact and opinion. I understand not everyone will agree with my "whinning" but I felt a need to do so.
I have no idea why this game has a 9.5! I downloaded it because it was free and I wanted to get into Desura. I wanted to understand why people gave it a good review, I tried reading some of the review but all I found was people saying it's "awesome and great" game. To me however, this game is unplayable, it's not even a game in my definition! It's hard to figure out what your selecting. I went to the key binding option and spent 5 minutes trying to get out of it because I couldn't see what option was highlighted.
The game states that you use -+ key to change attribute but they take it litteral! I actually have to press shift = to do increments. To bring out ther help option you also have to press shift /. It's unnecessarily making it hard to understand the keys in my opinion.
I know that good graphics don't make for a good game but the graphic interface in this game, makes it extremely hard to understand and get into. I did youtube a video that made trees actually look like trees and your character actually be distinguishable from all the ASCII in the screen but I feel modding a game to understand it is unacceptable.
I guess what really bothers me is that I feel this game may be a hidden gem but it's definately not for casual gamers. I feel it's complexity is high for such low visuals making it hard to approach. In the end it may be a gem but one I feel make will take too much tme to unearth. So I'll do myself a favor and stick with The Elder Scrolls as my fantasy world... even Powder was way more understandable than this!
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Author, journalist and entrepreneur Matt Forney thinks MGTOW men are losers. In one of his recent articles he claimed that MGTOW is no way for men to go because MGTOWs are nothing but a " 1,530 more words
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The Pathfinder Online team has posted a lengthy update to give fans a firsthand look at what the team has been up to. Along with the usual development update comes the news that the Early Enrollment Land Grab will be reactivated soon and that the online store is available as are options to manage pledges.
Getting the store ready, putting the Pledge Manager on line, and getting accounts transferred to Goblinworks.com was all preparation for re-starting the Guild Land Rush promotion.
We wrote a blog about the promotion which you can read here:
The Land Rush is now on line and is processing Guild creation and voting. More than 20 Guilds have already registered for the Land Rush!
You can see the current Land Rush information here:
This is your chance to be allocated a Settlement in Early Enrollment. Because we will not have the process of territorial control and Settlement construction built for most of Early Enrollment, but we need Settlements to be operational for social and game reasons, the first Settlements will be established via processes that involve the community showing their support.
So spread the word, tell your friends and guild-mates, this is your time to plant a flag and get your Settlement started!
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I Hate To See That Evening Sun Go DownWilliam Gay firmly established himself as "the big new name to include in the storied annals of Southern Lit" (Esquire) with his debut novel, The Long Home, and his critically acclaimed follow-up, Provinces of Night. Like Faulkner's Mississippi and Cormac McCarthy's American West, Gay's Tennessee is redolent of broken, colorful souls hard at work charting the pathos of their interior lives.His
$9.99It's 1952, and E.F. Bloodworth is finally coming home to Ackerman's Field, Tennessee. Itinerant banjo picker and volatile vagrant, he's been gone ever since he gunned down a deputy thirty years before. Two of his sons won't be home to greet him: Warren lives a life of alcoholic philandering down in Alabama, and Boyd has gone to Detroit in vengeful pursuit of his wife and the peddler she ran off
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Serial Killers, Depraved Madmen, and the Criminally InsaneThis collection of thirty-eight terrifying tales of serial killers at large, written by the great masters of the genre, plumbs the horrifying depths of a deranged mind and the forces of evil that compel a human being to murder, gruesomely and methodically, over and over again.From Hannibal Lecter (The Silence of the Lambs) to Patrick Bateman (American Psycho), stories of serial killers and psychos
An Anthology of Southern WritersAs the popular 'Blue Moon Café' series moves into its third volume, 'The Alumni Grill' showcases award-winning veterans from the first two 'Blue Moon Café' collections, handpicked by editors William Gay and Suzanne Kingsbury. In this stunning anthology of Southern prose and poetry, beloved authors such as Tom Franklin, Suzanne Hudson, and Brad Watson take us from the Deep South of Alabama, through
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This one reminds me more of Haunt me rather and Harmony In ultraviolet. Maybe because the colors are very similar to the cover image of that album. Either way this is a great image. Simple yet very meaningful.
I want to request this as a print? ?
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I want to request this as a print? ?
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mmmmmm i like it!!)
Second, I thought it was a music scale.
I love this picture! ♥
Your concept of harmony being found in ultraviolet is brilliant. So spectacular. (:
Your concept of harmony being found in ultraviolet is brilliant. So spectacular. (:
I love Harmony In Ultraviolet and your photo represents the album in a great way! Excellent shot!
a fellow tim hecker fan! he is an utterly brilliant, brilliant man
He is brilliant, indeed. Plus, he is based in my town.
WWWWWAH? SO YOU PROBBAILY ALWAYS ABLE TO SEE HIM GIG? im so jealous right now
I missed his concert last May because I was totally broke and because I didn't know him really well. He performs in Montreal every year, anyway. With his new album coming in January 2009, perhaps will there be a concert here?
man, i hope he makes it to prague. im moving there and if i get the chance to see him i will die of sheer joy. id go to his gig in montreal but it involves crossing 2 continents and an ocean
i have the feeling that you are going to win
It makes me think of Soul Meets Body by Death Cab For Cutie (the video I mean)
Wow, amazing shot! Remembers me of a music scale^^
You captured Hecker wonderfully with this <3
i am happy that we still are
under the same galaxy
under the same galaxy
Yay, sillhouettes of birds.
That's a great photograph and the the concept made me smile.
Sun makes this photo.
I like those birds, I do.
gorgeous shot
Thats just too much win man...
Too much.
Too much.
what a wonderful moejo shot!
quite beautiful skies
quite beautiful skies
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I am a total beginner in MATLAB and I hope to find some help here. I have some model prediction results for 80 individuals alltogether in one large matrix. I need to extract the data for each individual from the big matrix, assign them in a new variable/matrix, do some extra calculations and then plot certain information as needed.
To do so, I am trying to write a script with a loop function but in a complicated, or maybe more accurately: in a primitive way!
Simplified Example: My matrix is called: All_Indi_Data .... its dimension is: 600 rows x 21 columns
%Column 1: grouping variable (e.g., code or ID with values 1,2,3,4,5, etc.);
%Column 2: independent var.;
%Column 3: t;
%Column 4: OBS;
%Column 5: PRED;
i= length (All_Indi_Data);
%% First Indi.
q=1; % indicating the ID of the indi for which I want to extract the data
j=1; % variable added to insure writing start from the first row
for r=1:i
if All_Indi_Data (r,1)==q
Indi_1 (j,1:21) = All_Indi_Data (r,1:21)
%% Second Indi.
for r=1:i
if All_Indi_Data (r,1)==q
Indi_2 (j,1:21) = All_Indi_Data (r,1:21)
1) My first question is: can I allocate these data in new variables (Indi_1, Indi_2, ect.) in a more simple way with or without the loop function?!!! I would appreciate your help a lot.
2) Is there any code or any way to plot these selected parts (according to the grouping variable, e.g. data for Indi_1) from the previously mentioned big matrix without wasting a lot of time and space (wto recopying the core part of the code again and again) for the script, and using the loop function?! in other words, I would like to detect - with loop function & the grouping variable- which values are of interest and then to plot them (e.g. data in colum 3 with data from column 4 for each individual, starting from the first to the last)?!
I hope that I described my problem clearly and hope to hear something from the expert guys :) ...
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I think Richard A. Muller of Calvin College (Grand Rapids, MI) is among the best (if not the best) person to answer this question, and he introduces an answer quite well in his article "How Many Points?":
Calvinism or, better, Reformed teaching, as defined by the great Reformed confessions
does include the so-called five points. Just as it is improper, however, to identify Calvin
as the sole progenitor of Reformed theology, so also is it incorrect to identify the five
points or the document from which they have been drawn, the Canons of Dort, as a full
confession of the Reformed faith, whole and entire unto itself. In other words, it would
be a major error — both historically and doctrinally — if the five points of Calvinism were
understood either as the sole or even as the absolutely primary basis for identifying
someone as holding the Calvinistic or Reformed faith. In fact, the Canons of Dort
contain five points only because the Arminian articles, the Remonstrance of 1610, to
which they responded, had five points. The number five, far from being sacrosanct, is
the result of a particular historical circumstance and was determined negatively by the
number of articles in the Arminian objection to confessional Calvinism.
For anyone who thinks he is a "Calvinist" simply for holding the so-called "Five Points," then this article is for you. Of course, I don't recommend anyone wanting to be a Calvinist per se, but simply a Christian who seeks to understand the whole counsel of God and who, indirectly, recognizes that Calvin got a lot of things right (and some things wrong).


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I also omitted the mushrooms as per the tastes of my family. Im used to "open face" shepards pie, (sans the bottom crust) but this was a very nice change. Id like to also try it with some beef and beef gravey in place of the chicken. I served some chicken gravey on the side and also threw alittle bit into the chicken/veggie mixture, because i think it was missing the moisture from the butter sauce the mushrooms would have added. The dish was very well recived by the family. Made for Aussie Swap.
I omitted the mushroom because of the mushroom haters in my family. It was very good and well received.
Chef floWer this warmed me through to my core for dinner the other night. There is nothing I like more than a good pie with plenty of mash and this was simple and delicious. Everyone commented that it should become a regular at our house.


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