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About Simply Red
Led by the vocalist Mick Hucknall, the English blue-eyed soul band Simply Red became international stars with their debut album, Picture Book. On the hit ballad "Holding Back the Years," Hucknall proved that he could sing soulfully without affectation, while their cover of the Valentine Brothers' "Money's Too Tight (To Mention)" proved that they could do light funk capably. With each album, their fan base expanded, especially in the U.K.
The band was formed in 1984 by singer Mick "Red" Hucknall (born Michael James Hucknall, June 8, 1960, Manchester, England) with three ex-members of Durutti Column -- bassist Tony Bowers (born October 31, 1952), drummer Chris Joyce (born October 11, 1957, Manchester, England), and keyboardist/brass player Tim Kellett (born July 23, 1964, Knaresborough, England) -- plus guitarist Sylvan Richardson and keyboardist Fritz McIntyre (born September 2, 1956, Birmingham, England).
The group signed to Elektra Records and released Picture Book (October 1985), which featured "Money's Too Tight (To Mention)," a Top 40 cover of a 1982 R&B chart single by the Valentine Brothers, and "Holding Back the Years," a Hucknall original that topped the U.S. charts. The single caused the album to go platinum, and made the group one of the major successes of 1986. Men and Women (March 1987), which featured two collaborations between Hucknall and soul songwriter Lamont Dozier, was less popular, though it generated the Top 40 hit "The Right Thing." (In the U.K., "Infidelity" and a cover of Cole Porter's "Ev'ry Time We Say Goodbye" also made the Top 40.) Richardson left in 1987 and was replaced by guitarist Aziz Ibrahim, who was replaced by Heitor T.P. (born in Brazil). The third album, A New Flame (February 1989), went gold due to the cover of the 1972 Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes hit "If You Don't Know Me by Now" that hit number one and became a gold single. (In the U.K., "It's Only Love" and "A New Flame" also made the Top 40.)
By the time of the fourth album, Stars (September 1991), Bowers and Joyce had left, with Shaun Ward joining on bass and Gota on drums, and saxophonist Ian Kirkham had become a permanent member. Stars was a relative commercial disappointment in the U.S. (though it spawned Top 40 hits in "Something Got Me Started" and "Stars" and eventually went gold), but it became a major success elsewhere, especially in the U.K., where it was the best-selling album of 1991, topped the charts for 19 weeks, and spawned the Top Ten hits "Stars" and "For Your Babies" and the Top 40 hits "Something Got Me Started," "Thrill Me," and "Your Mirror." Worldwide, it had sold eight and a half million copies by the second quarter of 1993.
Ward and Gota were gone by the release of Simply Red's fifth album, Life (October 1995), leaving a lineup of Hucknall, McIntyre, Heitor T.P., Kirkham, and backup singer Dee Johnson. The album again proved more of a success at home than in America, topping charts all over Europe, as did its leadoff single, "Fairground," while spending only three months in the U.S. charts. Blue followed in May 1998. It topped the British charts and spawned Top Ten hits in "Say You Love Me" and a cover of the Hollies' "The Air That I Breathe" at home, but was a negligible seller in the U.S. In November 1999, Simply Red issued Love and the Russian Winter, which reached the U.K. Top Ten, with the single "Ain't That a Lot of Love" (a cover of a Sam & Dave song) hitting the Top 20.
After establishing the simplyred.com label, the band released Home in April 2003. It reached number two in the U.K., with the singles "Sunrise" and a cover of the Stylistics' "You Make Me Feel Brand New" becoming Top Ten hits. Two years later came Simplified, a collection of old and new songs that hit number three in Britain and number two in the Eurochart. Another two-year absence followed before the notable Stay in April 2007. It hit number four in the U.K. and number two in the Eurochart. By the time of its release, the lineup of Simply Red consisted of Hucknall, Kirkham, Sarah Brown (background vocals), David Clayton (keyboards), Peter Lewinson (drums), Steve Lewinson (bass), Kevin Robinson (trumpet), and Kenji Suzuki (guitar). Hucknall then decided to retire Simply Red but he revived the band in 2015, making a splash with the new album Big Love. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine & William Ruhlmann, Rovi
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Feb 14 SundayMcLaren Vale, SA, Australia Leconfield Wines
Feb 16 TuesdaySaint Kilda, VIC, Australia Palais Theatre
Feb 17 WednesdaySaint Kilda, VIC, Australia Palais Theatre
Feb 20 SaturdayNewcastle, NSW, Australia Bimbadgen Estate
Feb 21 SundayMount Cotton, QLD, Australia Sirromet Wines
Feb 23 TuesdaySydney, NSW, Australia Forecourt, Sydney Opera House
Feb 25 ThursdaySydney, NSW, Australia State Theatre
Feb 25 ThursdaySydney, NSW, Australia State Theatre
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Feb 28 SundayNapier, New Zealand Church Road Winery
Feb 28 SundayNapier, New Zealand Mission Estate Winery
Mar 02 WednesdayWellington, New Zealand TSB Bank Arena
Mar 05 SaturdayChristchurch, New Zealand Horncastle Arena
Mar 09 WednesdaySantiago, Chile Movistar Arena
Mar 10 ThursdaySantiago, Chile Movistar Arena
Mar 12 SaturdayBuenos Aires, Argentina Luna Park
Mar 15 TuesdaySão Paulo, Brazil Citibank Hall
Mar 17 ThursdayRio de Janeiro, Brazil Metropolitan
Mar 20 SundayMexico City, Mexico Auditorio Nacional
Jun 03 FridayDurham, UK Durham County Cricket Club
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Jul 06 WednesdayClitheroe, UK Clitheroe Castle
Jul 10 SundayRotterdam, Netherlands Ahoy
Jul 12 TuesdayRichmond upon Thames, UK Kew Gardens
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Jul 22 FridayBad Mergentheim, Germany Schloss Bad Mergentheim
Jul 23 SaturdaySalem, Germany Schloss Salem
Jul 24 SundayTüßling, Germany Schlosspark
Jul 26 TuesdayHamburg, Germany Open Air Am Großmarkt
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BEIJING -- Top table tennis players have
long used "speed glue" to boost the power and spin of their
shots, but the sport's rulers fear they could be risking their
health by inhaling toxic fumes.
Just outside the Olympic table tennis stadium stands a
white tent that players venture into before matches to prepare
their bats, gluing a fresh rubber covering onto the wooden
"You breathe it too much and you begin to lose your
balance. It is a bit like a table tennis drug," said Peter
Gardos, an Austrian coach.
A professional player in Japan collapsed while gluing his
bat last year, falling into a coma for six days. Though there
is no hard proof that glue was the cause, the case set alarm
bells ringing for the International Table Tennis Federation
It banned glues containing volatile organic compounds,
known colloquially as speed glue, mandating a switch to
water-based alternatives. The Beijing Games are the last time
players will be exposed to the potentially harmful chemicals.
"If you glue once a week, or maybe even once a day, it
would not have been so important. But they are gluing 10 times
a day and then it could be a problem," said Claude Bergeret,
ITTF vice president.
Behind this arcane rule change, seemingly with only
players' health in mind, a debate has raged in the table tennis
Gas produced by the soon-to-be-outlawed chemicals seeps
into the bat's rubber covering and helps to catapult balls
struck by players -- hence the term speed glue. Critics charge
that the glue ban is a veiled attempt to slow the rapid-fire
"The ball will be slower and there won't be so much spin,"
said Crystal Xi Huang of the United States team.
"It will be tougher for players who block and attack, and
easier for choppers," said Romania's Iulia Necula. Chop shots
are the mainstay of defensive players and they make for long
but sometimes tedious rallies.
The ITTF first decided on the speed glue ban in 2004 but
held off on its implementation after players and equipment
makers pleaded for time to adjust. From September, it will
introduce a doping test for bats -- a device that can detect
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Who We Are: We are a county-wide, anti-drug coalition that aims to raise awareness and prevent underage alcohol use, tobacco use, and other drug use. Our purpose is to connect the Livingston County community to establish and promote healthy community norms concerning the use of alcohol, drugs, and tobacco.
LCCA's 12th Annual Run Against Drugs Run
The LCCA's 12th Annual Run Against Drugs run was on August 29, 2015. The annual 5K raises awareness of substance use and abuse in our community and also raises funds mini-grants and other LCCA activities. We had nearly 100 runners and walkers and raised a substantial amount of money to mini-grants! Thank you all for coming out to support our cause! For pictures and race results visit the 2015 Run Against Drugs website!
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Cheap Healthy Lunch Ideas for Work (Slide 11)
for the one giving kudos on this article you must have had the whole bottle of wine with the mediterranean wrap. these recipes are horrible ideas for work, who the heck has so much time.
— Anonymous
06/25/2013 - 9:10am
Yeah who would do all this for work? And the med. wrap yeah that just what I need A glass of crisp white wine at work! thx for the advise.
— Anonymous
02/15/2013 - 9:22am
Terrible article. I eat healthy lunches for work but none of these fit the bill. These should be called "healthy lunch ideas for the stay at home mom". Too much time to prep AND not able to keep things fresh for a long period of time.
Healthy lunch suggestions for workers :)
And that's just a few tips. For more information on how to eat healthy my way please visit common sense = ) .
— Anonymous
01/24/2013 - 12:50pm
I Made the avocado and white bean wrap, it was awesome AND filling! Love the ideas, thank you!
— Anonymous
09/19/2012 - 7:53pm
These all look decent, but in a way also, the soup looks like throw up, a lady I work with brings these sorts of things, except shes dumb and buys it all pre made at the organic stores. Ive found that 9 out of 10 dishes she gets look disgusting, which is very in tune with this article, how about an article that has the same principles, that dont require you to wash your thrown up lunch down, with a glass of wine, as if anyone does that. If anyone else feels this way, Id be happy to puke in a bag and send it to you for half of this bufget.
— Anonymous
09/04/2012 - 11:58am
Agreed. These foods take way too long to prepare, spoil easily, and don't look too filling.
— Anonymous
09/01/2012 - 12:58pm
If I could drink wine and beer at work, I wouldn't need a suggestion for lunch!
— Anonymous
07/17/2012 - 1:12pm
For all the people complaining out there, maintaining good health does take some effort. Yes, these recipes require a little preparation time, but they seem well worth it; these recipes look very delicious, satisfying and healthy. It's hard to fit all of those criteria. If you want quick food join the drive-thru line. Kudos on this article.
— Anonymous
07/02/2012 - 10:33am
Cut up half of a Apple and 2 tasp of Peaunt Butter with on a wheat wrap is really good healthy snack or you can use it for lunch on go!
— Anonymous
04/18/2012 - 8:26am
Myself personally, I'm to the point where I've gotten sick of a sandwich, salad and water. I've done that again and again. There's plenty of basic lunch recipes out there (not that a recipe is even needed in those scenarios). For me, I will put a little time at night into prepping lunches for my husband and I. I like being able to look forward to my lunch rather than dreading it. I can understand not all these recipes are super simple, but they are inline with how we normally cook, so trying some of these out is not going to be a stretch at all. Got a whole bunch of recipes to try thanks to this list. Thank you to Eating Well for coming up with some interesting options rather than the same-old same-old.
The recipes I plan to try are:
— Anonymous
03/24/2012 - 9:57am


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Editor's Note: This column was co-authored by Craig Rucker
With "dangerous manmade climate change" essentially gone as a public concern, the United Nations and its environmentalist coterie hoped to use the Rio+20 Sustainable Development Conference to restore momentum for their radical green agenda.
However, sharp debate during the Rio de Janeiro confab suggested that divisions between rich and poor nations have grown, and common sense may yet rule. The fact is, UN-style "sustainability" has gone nowhere for 25 years – for good reasons – and the radical ideas being promoted in Brazil ranged from counterproductive to ruinous.
Nonetheless, Greenpeace, Friends of the Earth, the World Wildlife Fund and socialist governments like Russia, China and France still seek to jettison capitalism in favor of state or UN-managed economic systems and give a new international agency for development the power to direct and finance "sustainable development" through the force of law, enticement and punishment. They made little progress in Rio. But they are already planning their next moves, and they have billions of dollars to support their efforts.
We propose a different approach – "constructive sustainability" – that could help millions of people in the developing world people climb the economic ladder, while protecting and improving our environment.
In 1987, the UN's World Commission on Environment issued Our Common Future, proclaiming the need for "sustainable development," which it vaguely defined as "meeting the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs." Commission Chair Gro Brundtland said it also "requires meeting the basic needs of all, and extending to all the opportunity to fulfill their aspirations for a better life."
However, despite this fine talk, the UN built its sustainability agenda on a radical version of environmentalism rooted in "deep ecology" and the "precautionary principle." All too often, advocates of these ideas have sought to control political discourse, limit people's aspirations for modern living standards, and restrict economic growth and development, which they view as threats to the environment.
The Future We Want was drafted by radical greens to bring those attitudes to Rio, by presenting a long wish list of actions to be implemented at the summit. "We" continued to mean what eco-activists want.
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New UCF coach Scott Frost relied on a mix of in-state players and junior college players to help plug holes while amassing his first recruiting class.
Take a closer look at how the Knights fared on National Signing Day.
Impact players
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A chubby man called Manolis leads us to a tiny red Micra. My suitcase struggles against stones on the ground and on noticing, Manolis picks it up with a giant hand, as if filled with feathers.
"This is your car. And this is for you," he presents my father with a bottle of red wine, a product of Crete of course. After loading our suitcases into the boot, Manolis hands us his mobile number on a scrap of paper and insists that we call him if we need anything at all during our stay. He then bumbles into the distance of the pitch black airport car park.
My father starts the car and the stereo comes alive with bouzouki and cheery Greek song. He dances in the driver's seat in excitement of the week to come and off we go to find our hotel, a good 45 minute drive away.
Crickets line the roads and sing their hearts out, rasping in the arid grasses. The unmistakable perfume of pine resin floats in the humid air and a huge orange crescent moon hangs low in the night sky, its reflection splayed out on the sea to our left.
Families dine on terraces by the dim light of lanterns. Huge insects crash and die on our windscreen. The music plays on, familiar words and rhythms lament.
I have that feeling in my belly the one I get every time I am here, not Crete, but here in the Mediterranean. A feeling of excitement and homecoming. I am about to fall in love all over again.
After a heat induced slumber, we awake to a searing morning on the coastal town of Herssonisos. I open the window to let fresh air through our room and am greeted with moderate september waves thrashing against red rocks. As anyone English can empathise, my immediate thought was 'BEACH!!!'
Lifting my hand to alleviate the tickling sensation on my head I feel something hard and unfamiliar scuttling around my crown; the creature is promptly thrown across the room as I let out an almighty shriek. A maid rushes in ready for action, but saves the button sized bug instead.
"Her name is Vermosa. Her smile is not pretty but she is not so bad." She shows me the creature now safely snug in a cloth.
Tucking into a breakfast of cucumber and fragrant tomatoes on the restaurant terrace I feel a tapping at my ankles. There, below a swaddling of table cloths, lay a tiny kitten ready to play. He quickly becomes my friend as I sneak him scraps of bacon from my Dad's plate. Then I notice he is all alone in the world and bullied by a big ginger tom cat, who steals his scraps. I go to fetch more cucumber but come back with a plate piled high with rose-pink watermelon and loukoumades – fried dough balls drenched in syrup and smattered with sesame seeds and cinnamon. Drat, this health kick is clearly not going to work!
After the first few days tanning under the scorching sun, we ventured into Herssonisos town. My disappointment at seeing a plethora of Fur shops aimed at rich tourists did not cease throughout my stay. The shops were perhaps the first thing I noticed on the dusty stretch of highway between Heraklion to Herssonisos. Huge posters of glamorous women donning fur coats are signed in Russian, confusing any tourist who passed as they sweltered in 30+ degree heat. My annoyance is futile; it's the way of the world now and there is little to be done about it until the affluent Russians follow the fashion of Europe and go bust.
Herssonisos starts with Eucalyptus lined streets. If you're lucky you can find a local men selling fruit in their shade perched on the periphery of the town. In the centre of town pubs and restaurants come alive and Herssonisos becomes like any other tourist hotspot. I find Mastic gum in a local supermarket and buy a pot. It'll bulk up my tiny baggage allowance but it's not every day you come across ingredients like that. I have no idea what to do with it so if anyone can suggest a good recipe using it, I'll be grateful. We stop for a Frappe and despite putting my knowledge of Greek to use, the waiter replys to me in English. Oh well, at least I tried. My Greek lessons were useful to some degree; I can order a coffee, greet people, and say I love you – these are some of the most important things to communicate in life, aren't they? If all else fails I'd use my hands and speak in a mix of Italian and Turkish hoping for the best.
Piskopiano and Koutouloufari are two small andbeautifully traditional villages perched above Herssonisos at the foot of an illuminated rock face. Our first stop is in a family run taverna called David Vegera where lip smacking mezze comes a plenty and cost as little as 1 Euro per dish. Stuffed courgette flowers (dolmades) and Fava bean puree adorn our table along with a massive greek salad, a sauteed mountain greens and calamari. For dessert, Galaktoboureko (Milk pie and oh my goodness, its good!). A small carafe of wine and some raki later our bill arrives. 20 Euros. If I think what 20 euros can buy me in London, I want to cry.
A short tour of Piskopiano leads us into a church square. A family of Albanians dine on their terrace nearby. They offer us Raki and something to eat with a hand-on-heart gesture on hearing my father speak Italian. Part of me wishes we had taken up the offer just for the experience (think of the photo opportunities!) but we politely decline not wanting to impose.
Strolling down the road to the adjoining village, Koutouloufari, a buzz of life becomes us. There are busy tavernas, numerous gift shops and bars. Yet in between the new builds and touristic venues are doorways leading to courtyards cushioned by plush purple Bougainvillea. Yiayias and Papous (grannies and grandpas!) sit together outside to enjoy fresh evening air. The Papous calmly play with Komboloi (prayer beads) while the Yiayia's natter.
"Kalispera" One says noticing me spying on them through rickety blue gates.
"Kalisperasas," I answer, remembering to address them formally.
I wonder around a gift shop unable to put down the five sets of komboloi I have firmly in my grasp while other tourists pick up soap and ceramics.
"Komboloi!" The shop keeper declares at the check out. "You look like your father." he adds. His heavily pregnant wife smiles at us both while she caresses her swollen belly. I like this village.
The next morning I decide to go for a run along the seafront.
"Kalimera!" An elderly man hosing down some thirsty bushes calls out.
"Kalimera!" I reply.
I see a squashed baby turtle and morbid fascination gets the better of me; I stop to inspect it wishing I had my camera with me. The ginger tom cat who bullies my kitten wanders up to have a look too. He brushes past my legs a few times and when I sit on a bench nearby he follows me and hops onto my lap. Curling up, he isn't bothered by a local man driving past beeping furiously on his horn. Another jogger stops to look at us.
"It looks like you have made a friend there," he says as he reaches down to pat the tom cat. The tom cat moved his head out of the way and takes a swipe at the man's hand. "He obviously doesn't like other men!" he adds before jogging on. The cat, feather light in comparison to my own cat back home, looks up at me just inches away from my face and still curled up on my lap, flips over to welcome strokes to his skinny belly.
Then I hear other miaowing from across the road. Under the upturned roots of a lone olive tree is a handful of tiny kittens; some pounce and some snuggle with their snoozing mummy. The tom hops off and heads over, looking back at me as if to say "Come and meet the family!". I make a few trips back to see the litter during my stay, with scraps of meat I've hidden from the hotel buffet.
Back at the hotel Spiros and Vasilis, the Hotel restaurant managers, greet us daily with handshakes. They always make sure we get a table on the terrace over looking the pool with a sea view. Vasilis grabs my arm and comes closer to whisper something terribly secret.
"I never tell guests this, only friends. You should visit Rogdia, a small town outside Heraklion. About 5km outside the city, you will see a sign for Rogdia. Ro-gd-ia OK? There you can eat the traditional Cretan food and see an amazing panorama. I take my wife there." Traditional? Cretan? Panoramic views? Great!
"Any particular taverna?"
"They're all good."
Rogdia's tavernas almost seemed mythical; after driving to the crumbling mountain top twice, we reach a peaceful ranch and a convent. There are sheer drops either side of us and the most amazing view in which civilization seems tiny and far below. After heading so high, we were blessed with air so watery thin while the towns below sweltered. With each road bend a breathtaking view popped in and out of our vision. Luckily we find a make shift petrol station at the foot of the village.
"Taverna?" we ask the ancient attendant. He starts to ramble in Greek. We take his hand's advice and just follow the road straight. We seemed to drive though Rogdia five times missing it, swerving to avoid numerous hobbling Yiayias before we found an open taverna.
Another family run affair, the taverna offered fresh fish, handmade mixed greens pies and dakos, a traditional rusk topped with tomatoes, cheese and olives much like southern Italian Freselle.
"Una Faccia Una Razza!" My father says before tucking in. One face, one race – a favorite saying of mine referring to the unity of Italians and Greeks. It seemed true in so many ways; they both talk with their hands for a start.
We were the only people dining in the taverna as the rest of the village took siesta. Me and my father we were perched so high on a mountain side that the view of Heraklion below seemed unreal. The owners sit around another table close to us and ate grilled fish. Read more about Rogdia and surrounding villages here.
Heraklion's core feels ancient. It has that buzz of chaos and beauty most Mediterranean port towns hold; it charms with its dirt and its character. After a visit to the Church of St Titos, patron saint of Crete, we follow the crowds and head to the bazaar. Bustling shops with outdoor stalls line the streets. Here everything produced in Crete was available. Tourists grabbed products made of olive wood, ouzo and natural sea sponges. I bought (as is my tradition!) an Evil Eye charm from a Byzantium Jewellery shop and some natural Cretan tea (Dittani leaves). But the best souvenirs for me are the experiences and their memories. Stopping at Cafe Kalogerou, we had another sweet Greek Coffee (Kafe Metrio) and some Ouzo. There were no signs in English to lure in passing tourists here, it was a thoroughly Greek experience surrounded by Komboloi yielding locals whetting their appetites with mezze dishes while twidling their moustaches. I spy an eatery on the opposite side of the street which serves only Loukoumades.
"Just wait," Instructs my father when he notices me salivating. Then as appetite got the better of us both he led us to a Agio Krani Aigo Thalassa, a busy taverna on the seafront. (It is near Hotel Kronos and the western most tip of the port on Leoforos Nerchou road.) Packed to the rafters with locals, we managed to snag a table and dined on Calamari, sautéed fresh anchovies, mezze and ouzo. After our meal was cleared away the waiter brings over a mountain of loukoumades and ice cream. The table next to us receives small plates of candied fruits in syrup. Gypsies begin to sing outside, one bizarrely has a Zara shopping bag dangling from his arm. Ahhhh the Med.
I start to doze as the heat makes my eye lids heavy but they're soon revived by a strong smell of sage. An elderly man enters the restaurant selling his harvest from two laundry bags; sage, thyme, dill and lots of other herbs and edible weeds which I have never seen before. The battery in my camera has an untimely death and I can't capture the moment. Another elderly man meanders between the tables selling lottery tickets, but profits from the bread basket instead as he stuffs his pockets. My dad gives him our bread too. He takes his hat off in salutations then leaves the restaurant.
Stopping off in Knossos my skin begins to burn in the scalding sun. It's mid September and it seems summer refuses to die this year. We leave the car in taverna Pasiphae car park and not in the official one, saving us 4 Euros. In the short distance to the entrance of Knossos, we notice a table just outside a gateway piled high with crates of figs. An elderly couple sit under the shade of the fig trees within the gated courtyard (I am falling in love with all the Yiayias and Papous here!). Beyond them is the prettiest of all shrines I have seen in my time in Crete. We ignore the touristic shops and buy ripe jammy figs instead. I come away with a beautiful photo of that shrine and a sweet palate, much more precious than any mass manufactured ceramic plate.
Knossos is baking. Sun unleashes its fury on culture enthusiasts and I stay in my father's shadow to avoid becoming beetroot. The crickets are again out in force, their song is deafening. I dread to think how big they are, monsters next to the tiny British ones who rasp rather pathetically in comparison! We stop at Pasiphae taverna for an awesome foamy Frappe under the shade of it's olive trees. It's the kind of make shift place where the food is authentic and the staff are vivaciously Mediterranean. Sacks of oranges rest against tree stumps. On our way out we're held by (another) Vasilis and his small army of men at the car park entrance.
"Una Faccia, Una Razza!" he unknowingly shouts into the car window. My dad seems to always make friends everywhere he goes.
"Viva I Cretini! Cretani?" my dad shouts back at him and the men just over his shoulder who crowd the car with smiles.
"Dad, I think you just called them cretins rather than Cretans?"
During our weeks stay we neither want to tire ourselves out or laze around doing nothing so we decide to skip visiting Chania and decide to travel to Agios Nikolaos instead, a short drive east of Herssonisos. The road is well signed as we head east. We pass numerous shrines and I am intensely angered by failing to notice a beautiful monastery by the side of the road before it was too late to stop.
We pass Malia in an instant and before we know it we're climbing high again. I wonder how much higher there is to climb and look out the window at the towering rock face above the car. There, perched on a perilous rock ledge is a goat surveying Eastern Crete. He doesn't look bothered about the height.
Agios Nikolaos is pretty and tame. The bay shelters numerous cafes and restaurants and the streets house gift and jewellery shops. Under the trees which line the main street sits a Yiayia selling her handmade lace. Tourists walk by her as if invisible and head for mass-produced tack. My Euros have by this point depleted and I cannot help her cause. Gutted! I manage to take her photo to ensure sure she can be seen. I have enough for a drink at least and when I refuse a plastic bag the shopkeeper looks at me with amazement.
"Save the planet!" He declares gravelly-voiced.
We take the coastal road north and after breathtaking views we stop off at a blue flag beach for a dip somewhere along the way.
When we reach Elounda our bellies are grumbling. The town reminds me of Ischia's port town, small and friendly. Leaving our Micra behind, we head along the seafront and its restaurants. Spinalong island lays over a glassy slither of water to our left, it's crumbling Venitian fort blends in with the island's shrubbed rocks. We reach the terrace of Ergospasio restaurant and its traditional beauty begs me to start taking some photos. "Please, it is better around the corner," says a dark brooding man in his 30s, carrying an octopus in one hand and securing his small boat with the other. Embarrassed I have been spied posing for a photo, we follow him to the rest of the terrace which had been hidden from our view. He slips behind the bar to greet two men sitting on stools sipping Ouzo. They nod to greet us too."Kalisperasas!" I say perhaps a bit too loudly.
"I'm Dimitris," the octopus wielding man says, after placing two empty glasses on the bar. He extends a massive hand to my father and motions us to sit on the bar stools. With the other hand pours Barbayannis Ouzo into the glasses, a potent 46% alcohol brew. I quickly diffuse it's strength with water turning the drink Peary white.
"This is the best Ouzo in all of Greece," he adds.
Ergospasio restaurant is the type of place you stumble upon which encaptures the very essence of its surroundings. The building used to be home to his forefather's Carob molasses factory at a time where Olives and Carob were the only sustainable crops on Crete's rugged terrain. Dimitris pours us two Ouzos while telling us about his place. A second man joins in, speaking in English with a German twang. He is in fact also Cretan, but living in Germany for the last X amount of years working as an MD for a global brand. It was the first day of his annual homecoming and here he was in shorts and flip-flops discussing Crete with two lost tourists who had wandered off the trail. The third man shys away from conversation but smiles anyway.
A plate of cured mackerel in lemon juice, bay and dill, grilled octopus and marinated anchovies is put in front of us. My gut tells me we may have been trapped unknowingly into an expensive meal, but Dimitris' smile puts us at ease. Soon another two plates appear; one of Dolmades and cheese and the other of juicy fresh tomato so haphazardly sliced but delicious. Cretan rusks and bread also become us. Our glasses are refilled. The man next to my father tells us about Cretan history and that the island we see behind us is in fact a peninsula with a secret hidden beach. While my father is busy I take Dimitris aside and ask him for the bill. He looks deeply offended
"Please, this is from me."
"Sorry?" My fathers ears prick up and over hears.
"No… You must let us pay," I insist. "Please." Dimitris is defiant and practically holds my father's hands down as they begin to search his pockets. My father is shocked at the incredible hospitality. I feel a sudden lump in my throat but that may be the effects of the Ouzo. We bid farewell and take some photos, Dimitris then boards his boat again and goes fishing on the calm waters. My father and I walk in silence back to the car, still in shock about the generosity.
We drive towards that secret beach, past grazing goats and abandoned mills. The road turns into a dusty track just wide enough for our car. I have a heart attack when I see an oncoming 4×4. My father has to reverse 100 metres just inches from plunging into the sea. But we are OK.
There are only three signs of human life on this remote peninsula. One is a chapel perched at it's top and the other are the olive and peppercorn trees planted in some kind of chaotic order. The other, after parking on a clearing of rocks and a long (and I do mean long!) walk down a rocky trail, were lone grills built into rocks by the sea. Grills, I can only assume, for passing fishing boats to cook their catch. The trail leads us to one of the most spectacular beaches I have ever had the fortune to visit. Water is crystal clear so I hang my things on a tree branch and cool off. Bliss. There are no signs on the island, what on earth is it called? Thank God for Google and Google Maps. Kolokithia is its' name.
A warning though: Be absolutely sure of your route back to wherever it is you're coming from. We found ourselves taking the coastal road instead of the highway. Great for exploring of course, but as the sun began to set fast and with very little petrol we ended up higher that wind turbines. My hands gripped the map so hard when I realised we'd taken a wrong turn and had kilometres of hairpin bends awaiting us, that my knuckles turned white. As we whizzed passed th me Yiayias and Papous in the villages of Vroucas, Selles and Kourounes, I looked at them trying to savour every last bit of rural Crete. The villages so off the beaten path and far from anywhere. We gingerly veered around bends with no barriers giving onto sheer drops, there are no goats at this height. Just before night drew in we thankfully rejoin the highway at Neapolis. Thank you Manolis, for such a loyal car!
Our last night took us back to Koutouloufari.
"Komboloi!" Exclaims the shopkeeper again, in my favorite gift shop To Kellari. At the back of the shop there are huge barrels of Raki, some plain, some flavoured with mountain herbs and honey. Lumbered with my bounty we wish the couple well with their new arrival and head home to pack.
A lady in a greengrocer's next door waves at us. I'm not ready to leave, not yet. But then I never am.


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Making herbal tea from your garden
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New York Times gardening writer Michael Tortorello recently introduced me to the pleasures of trading stale, packaged herbal teas for ones made fresh from the backyard. Tortorello plucked a number of infusion-friendly herbs, leaves, and flowers--marjoram, dandelion, clover--from his yard and invited a few friends over for a garden tea party.
We put about a tablespoon of plant material (crushing or tearing helps release essential oils) in a strainer, added a cup of hot water, and let the mix steep for about 10 minutes. Some of my favorite blends included those with mint, fennel, lavender, and lemon verbena. The flavors tend to be mild but refreshing, akin to a cucumber or lemon water.
When cupped side by side, our best blends tasted just as good the standard, supermarket-bought Celestial Seasonings-type teas. (Admittedly, our worst blends--including a "suicide" mix I made using every type of plant matter available--tasted more like swamp water.) In some cases, the garden flavors seemed brighter, perhaps due to the freshness of the herbs, and now I'm curious to try my garden tea iced.
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Some eminent jurists have expressed surprise at the recent verdict against Jamaat-e Islami leader Abdul Quader Mollah in the crimes against humanity case.
The International Crimes Tribunal-2 on Tuesday awarded Mollah life in prison in the case filed for the crimes against humanity he had committed during the Liberation War in 1971.
Talking to The Daily Star yesterday, a number of jurists said the judges of the ICT-2 could have given capital punishment in this case, as five charges out of six brought against the convict were proved.
The legal experts, however, were divided over an appeal by the government against this verdict.
Advocate Shahdeen Malik said the International Crimes Tribunal-2 gave life term imprisonment to Mollah based on its best consideration, although the people had expected a death sentence.
A judgement is delivered on the basis of law, evidence and fact but can never be a competitor for popularity such as songs or films and cannot be supposed to reflect public expectations, he observed.
Malik also said awarding a sentence to any accused depends on the discretion of the judges, as there are no specific rules in the country's judicial system to this effect.
Criminal law expert Anisul Huq said it should be examined whether the prosecution had any fault in placing the charges against the convict before the tribunal.
The judges of the tribunal possibly gave life term instead of capital punishment because the charges brought against Mollah were not proved beyond doubt, he observed.
He said the government could move an appeal before the Supreme Court against the portion of the verdict that acquitted the Jamaat leader of the charge of murders in Keraniganj.
The counsel added the government could not pray to the apex court to enhance the conviction to death penalty in other charges of the case.
Expressing surprise, Dr M Zahir said he was disappointed and dissatisfied with the verdict against Mollah like others in the country.
Asked whether the judges of the ICT-2 could have awarded Mollah death penalty on the charges which were proved, the eminent jurist said there is nothing to do now in this regard.
Advocate Khurshid Alam Khan said the tribunal could have awarded capital punishment as five serious charges brought against the convict were proved.
He opined that the government could file an application with the Supreme Court seeking permission to file an appeal challenging the portion of the verdict that acquitted Mollah of a murder charge.
If the Appellate Division permits the government to move an appeal challenging the verdict, the government can do it, he said.
He also said the government has to mention in the application whether it would pray to the apex court to enhance the punishment from life term imprisonment to death penalty.
Speaking anonymously, a top constitution expert said the ICT-2 judges, beyond any doubt, could have awarded death penalty to Mollah, as five charges out of six were proved.
Some eyewitnesses had given statement before the tribunal against Mollah about his serious offences like murder, but the court has awarded him life term imprisonment.
He said the same tribunal had earlier given death penalty to another accused Abul Kalam Azad alias Bachchu Razakar for committing similar crimes against humanity.
The senior counsel added the government might have made an underhand settlement with Jamaat for giving less punishment to Mollah through the ICT-2 for any political purpose.
The charge, of which the tribunal acquitted Mollah, was that he along with his 60 to 70 accomplices on November 25, 1971 went to the village of Khanbari and Ghatar Char, now Shaheed Nagar of Keraniganj, and caught two unarmed freedom fighters from the house of Mozaffar Ahmed Khan.
Freedom fighters Osman Gani and Golam Mostafa were brutally murdered by charging bayonet in broad daylight.
A systematic attack and indiscriminate shooting by Mollah and his gang killed hundreds of unarmed people of the two villages that day. Among them, 24 people were named in the charge.
The prosecution have failed to prove this charge against Mollah before the tribunal.
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- maruf
Thursday, February 7, 2013 01:55 AM GMT+06:00 (157 weeks ago)
In my opinion it is not up to humans to kill another human. Also not after a court verdict. Capital punishment is frankly not human. It should be abandoned voluntarily and completely. Allhamdullilah.
- a garment worker
Thursday, February 7, 2013 07:59 AM GMT+06:00 (157 weeks ago)
So, what this anonymous eminent jurist says is government can very well be capable to change the verdict if it pleases . now one may raise doubt about the freedom of ICT judges in delivering justice. if this is the case , what is the point then of making all this noise about fair trial! how can be the trial fair if secret arrangement between government and jamat affects verdict? is not it then a farce of a trial?
- Nazrul M Islam
Thursday, February 7, 2013 08:43 AM GMT+06:00 (157 weeks ago)
The verdict is a disappointment for every Bangladeshi when such heinous crime committed by Quader Mollah. The verdict depends on one charge that was not proven by the prosecution team. Unless the transcripts of verdicts are known, it is difficult to assess the quality of judgement. To show respect for the rule of law, it is imperative on us to avoid speculation. But it is clear that the prosecution lawyers were not diligent enough to gather evidences and possibly unable to argue properly for this case. There shows the government's decision making process to appoint legal team not on merits but for political considerations.
Thursday, February 7, 2013 12:53 PM GMT+06:00 (157 weeks ago)
This verdict results in failure of the present Govt alongside failure in power sector, essentials prices, corruptions and the Padma bridge construction.
- Hafeejul Alam
Thursday, February 7, 2013 02:22 PM GMT+06:00 (157 weeks ago)
It's surprising indeed !
- Rashid Ahmed
Thursday, February 7, 2013 06:41 PM GMT+06:00 (157 weeks ago)
Awami League does not want to finish this chapter of war criminals. 'War criminals' are magic words for Awami League's political victory. If these war criminals are executed, then the matter is finished and then Awami league will have to find a new issue to pin down political opponents.
Like, Awamil League effectively used the trial of Bangobandhu as a political tool for quite a long time. That chapter is over now as murderers are convicted and executed. The nation will not cry any more with what is over, so Awami League's new tool is war criminals. Awami League will try to keep it alive as long as possible, at least until next general election.
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- Fleischer Studios
- Animated Characters: Betty Boop, Bimbo, Koko.
- Originally Released in 1933.
- Production Number: FL3303
- Running Time: 6:51 minutes.
- Black & White
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Song "Keep a Little Song Handy," Written by Sammy Timberg, Lyrics by Samuel Lerner, Sung by Betty Boop.
Traditional, Hand-drawn Animation.
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It seemed that the Fleischers produced a few of these invention show cartoons over the years. Whether there was a personal influence or not, I couldn't say, but I could probably have a guess. Nevertheless, this was a chance to see the inkwell originals in... (read more)
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Arena sketch 04 - Gender bender by LehananWatch
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So, what if Arena would have been a non-historically-accurate yuri comic instead of yaoi? XD
This was, once again, a signature sketch for a friend. She suggested me this idea and looooved it XD
This was, once again, a signature sketch for a friend. She suggested me this idea and looooved it XD
Awesome gladiatrix version ^^ It would be an interesting yuri, God knows yuri needs more support.
Well, female gladiators did exist. They are called gladiatrix and seem to have fought topless?
I would prefer to read THIS ONE.
I would prefer to read THIS ONE.
SO this is all done on paper yes going by the fact it says traditional art? o.o I absoultly love your art so wonderful.
That would have been awesome too.. and sexy.. but is already sexy o..
At least it's better than the yuri comics that have stupid and oblivious sluts.
Pos creo que lo habría comprao igual xDDDDD
Hot xD Totally wish someone would do a yuri comic this epic... Instead, gender-bend will have to do. Awesome <3
Well, we do actually have female gladiators, they are just not so heard of! So.. maybe something like this isn't so unreal.
Oh hello, short-haired and smirky genderbend. Nice to meet you...
Wa. Me daría igual que fuera yuri, a estos dos en gender-bender se los ve geniales x3 Y siempre me ha dado curiosidad leer yuri, jajaja xD
Tu amig@ ha tenido una muy buena idea al sugerirte esto, molan mucho de chicas xD +1


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Last year's sequel-cum-remake* Fallen Enchantress went some way to redeeming the troubled launch of Stardock's Elemental, but Adam still came out of it thinking that "Elemental feels like it's a few steps sideways from where I'd like it to be." The journey to make Elemental the strategy-roleplaying accomplishment we'd always isn't over, however – next month sees the release of expandelion Legendary Heroes.
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RPS Feature Elemental, my dear Watson.
Spell It Out: Stardock On Fallen Enchantress
Last night I had a chat with Stardock's Derek Paxton, the man responsible for making sure the production of Fallen Enchantress – the follow-up expandalone to Elemental: War Of Magic – goes smoothly. Read on below for what he had to say about the upcoming game and the issues surrounding its creation.
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Fallen Enchantress Videos, Dedication
Stardock are running a video developer diary series detailing various aspects of the Elemental expansion, Fallen Enchantress. I've posted the first couple of these below, thanks to BluesNews. It's looking good, and lead designer Derek Paxton has told Gamespot that UI changes will make this game far easier to get to grips with than its troubled parent game. This time around it also has a team better suited to getting an unbugged game out the door on time: "There are dedicated producers, designers, and a formalized production pipeline that we have borrowed from the enterprise software world. The design is focused, fixed (with some flexibility as we iterate and improve), and communicated to the team. Time is set aside for iteration (after we are feature complete) rather than still implementing critical features until release day."
So that sounds good. The game looks like an improvement on the original, too.
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Elemental Expansion Is "A New Game"
Stardock have had some more to say about Fallen Enchantress, the recently-revealed expansion for their fantasy strategy game, Elemental – War Of Magic. The game, which will be free to everyone who bought Elemental before 2011, will be a standalone title, and should, Stardock have said, be regarded as a new game. Not least because it has a new team behind it: "Fallen Enchantress gives us the opportunity to have a very different fantasy strategy game than War of Magic. While the original intent was simply to eliminate an unnecessary SCU (we can simply have Fallen Enchantress with an upgrade price for people who have War of Magic), in this case, it lets us make an even bigger break from War of Magic because it has a new Lead Designer (Kael instead of myself) with Jon Shafer helping as well as we begin pre-production of Jon's new game along with many other changes. It's still Stardock but it's a very different Stardock than what made War of Magic (or GalCiv II for that matter)."
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Elemental Expands With Fallen Enchantress
(EDIT: OK, missed this. Fallen Enchantress will also be free to anyone who purchased Elemental before 2010 (Surely you mean 2011, Quinns? – Jim). That's a Hell of a thing.)
Couple of things. First of all, Big Download's assembled the information on Elemental: War of Magic's upcoming expansion pack, Fallen Enchantress. Who is the Enchantress? Why did she fall down? Was she drunk? We don't know, but we do know the expansion will add new spells, equipment, new ways of using magic and new areas that must be purged of enemies before you can settle in them. These will include the Bhinadmi Fissure, where a player must walk up to the edge and challenge the Elemental Lord that lives within. Mm! Mm.
Second, Stardock CEO Brad Wardell has been making some interestink predictions in an interview with Gamasutra that Elemental is going to end up costing his company money.
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Civ V Designer To Work On Elemental
BigDownload scooped the news, using their giant info-bagger (which gnaws endlessly at the heart of the ever-growing internet), that Civilization V designer Jon Shafer has been hired by Stardock to work on Elemental, the turn-by-turn strategy game that appeared last year to a chorus of mixed frowns, but is now probably fine after a bunch of patching, we still haven't had time to check. Apparently awesomeness is planned for Elemental, so that sounds awesome. Go awesome! That's what I say, like when a guy playing American football says "Go deep" or whatever. I say that to Quinns when he is racing another blog post to the blog line. Anyway, the Stardockians have also used their cash to hire Dave Stern, a novelist and editor, who will apparently be working on Elemental's lore. There's life in the old lich yet, it seems.
'Ello: Elemental – War Of Magic 1.1 Update
Were you interested in Elemental: War of Magic but put off by all the reports of it being buggy? Did you instead choose to spend your week's shekels getting proper bum-guzzled on the danger liquid at your local alcobuilding? Well, perhaps now is the time to reconsider that lifestyle of yours. Stardock has released its monster 1.1 update for the game, fixing a whole hive of bugs, adding spells and upgrades, changing the mana and population systems, updating the UI and rebalancing everything else. As always, a changelog of this size holds plenty of gems, including "Balanced Children" and "You can no longer drink some quest items (like the magic flute)." Version 1.2 is apparently already underway, and we can look forward to a demo in January. Latest trailer follows…
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Elemental: Wardell Opens His Bally Veins
In what is hopefully the final word on the sorry release saga of Elemental, Stardock bossguy Brad Wardell has issued another remarkably frank public mea culpa, following the weekend's awful news that several Stardock staffers were to lose their jobs and a future project may be axed as a result of poor reviews and lower-than-hoped revenues for the roleplaying strategy game. While it's by now scarcely any secret that the man's publicly holding himself accountable for the release of a rickety game, the sum total of information and apparent self-flagellation offered has been extraordinary.
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"Blindness" Caused Elemental Release "Fail"
Stardock's Brad Wardell has given an extraordinary mea culpa in response to the furore surrounding the release of Elemental. Posting on the official Stardock forums, he explains that he doesn't think people have yet to "fully realize the completeness of Stardock's fail on Elemental's launch." He goes on to say that, "Elemental's launch is the result of catastrophic poor judgment on my part." The problem, he says, is not one of having released unfinished or buggy code, but of the development team having lost sight of the game, of "blindness". It's a fascinatingly honest comment, and one that must surely affect so many teams after years working on a game. Wardell has gone on to write more on the subject, while still on his holidays, here. In it he explains that there will be no new Stardock game next year – just more Elemental content. He promises more on this matter when he gets back to a proper internet connection.
You can read the original comment below. Don't forget Kieron's thoughts on the game, over here.
Impressions Of: Elemental – War Of Magic
In my time so far with Stardock's Elemental I've come to hate one thing above all overs. As in, its name. Which seems strange, because it's a name with a certain grandeur to it. It also pretty-much close to Google-proofs it when I'm scouring the Internet, trying to find out whether it's possible to do obscure and arcane things like – say – upgrade your units. I'm left without a clue, and pressing on anyway. And doing really well, but there's the nagging sense that I'm missing something and could be doing better. That said, the AI seems to be in the same boat, so perhaps it all evens out.
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This is pretty much the pattern for male gardeners in my own family. My dad would have cheerfully broken the nose of anyone who suggested gardening is not manly. His grandfather was like that, too....
I think you must date the women I can't tolerate socializing with, kaiju-san. Your experience reminds me why that is.
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Investigations all over the world have more or less come to the same conclusion. It's the main reason why most cities have discontinued bike registration - it costs them too much money.
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I agree with your cautiousness. Never underestimate the ingenuity or determination of an Oregon tweaker. :(
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Some of my coworkers commute about as often as that and it seems like they are more tired than I am. (I commute 3.5 miles 5 days a week and only skip it when I call in sick to work.)
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A police spokeswoman says once officers arrested the suspect a Fayetteville motel, he went to his room to show them the money. That's when he discovered some of it was missing.
Police later charged a motel maintenance man with breaking into the room and taking some of the cash.
The bank robbery suspect had just been released from prison last month after serving time for robbing the same bank in 2005.
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