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Clubs Database : WatersportsThere are many clubs across Redcar and Cleveland covering various sports and aimed at people of all ages and abilities. Our aim is to support clubs to increase membership, apply for grant funding, achieve Clubmark accreditation and much more.
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|Unfortunately the Surf School has now closed for the season. Lessons will
resume in April 2013. Should you wish to purchase a voucher please contact
Nick Noble on 07587006639. Any vouchers issued will be valid for next
The hire will continue to be open on appropriate days (weather and surf permitting), should you have any hire queries please call Nick on 07587006639.
Please note that no emails will be responded to, so if you do have any urgent information requests contact Nick on 07587006639.
Surf coaching and/or instruction for groups or one to one tuition. All equipment is provided together with fully qualified instructors.
At Saltburn Surf School not only do we coach in the physical elements of the sport and have had a great success rate in the past, but we also teach you the fundamentals. We pride ourselves in the fact that when you complete a lesson you will have the knowledge of how and why waves occur and will have some understanding of the natural processes of weather and sea. Saltburn Surf School still remains the only BSA* approved school in the east coast region.
In this ever busy
world that we live and work in, surfing can be 'escapism'. Whether you treat
yourself to a lesson or give a lesson as a gift to someone else, from our
experience it will be money well spent. So have a lesson by yourself or with a
group and look forward to enjoying the fun and exhilaration of riding your very
own wave.
|Service Hours:
|Flexible - daylight and weather permitting
|All costs detailed on website
|Above 8 years old
|The Service is restricted to: Redcar & Cleveland.
|Adult supervision required
|Zoe Smith
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Parking at lower promenade, charges all year round, parking at top of Saltburn bank free
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Man accused of biting mom's hand held in prisonStaff report | November 14,2013SANDGATE A local man was jailed without bail after police said he assaulted a female friend and bit his 70-year-old mother.
Edward Weiss, 44, of Sandgate pleaded innocent Tuesday to a felony count of first-degree aggravated domestic assault, two misdemeanor counts of domestic assault and a misdemeanor count of simple assault.
Trooper Thomas Stange said Vermont State Police were sent to a home on Sandgate Road in Sandgate at 10:05 p.m. Monday. Stange said Weiss threatened troopers, who had to use handcuffs, leg irons and a spit hood to take him to the police barracks in Shaftsbury.
Police said Weiss was highly intoxicated but he refused to provide a breath sample.
Nicole Novotny, 29, told police Weiss had come to her home intoxicated and continued to drink alcohol. She said he became more violent and threatened to kill her.
She also said he punched her and knocked her to the ground, Stange said.
Novotny told police she called Weiss parents, Robert Weiss, 72, and Judith Weiss, 70, and said Weiss attacked them, too.
Robert Weiss said his son shoved him and, after he fell to the ground, punched him in the head. When his wife tried to get Edward Weiss to stop, police said, he bit her hand.
Judith Weiss told police a doctor said a bone might be broken in the hand bit by her son.
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Another creepy make-up for you God, I love doing this!
Tools of trade: black eye pencil and eyeliner, white eye pencil, black eyeshadow.
Time: 3 hours or so
Model: me
Tools of trade: black eye pencil and eyeliner, white eye pencil, black eyeshadow.
Time: 3 hours or so
Model: me
Excellent work!
I have to say, this is pretty awesome makeup. i really loving it and hope i could make this makeup too.
Ngh... This is so profoundly disturbing that I find it hard to look at... but then again, I am a wimp, not a horror fan, and that is the mark of a good artist, so well done for making me cringe.
You should make a youtube channel and show us how you do it?
I can't see the eyes, it cool and really creepy indeed
im impressed that this is just using regular makeups and no face paints! good job!
OMG I freakin love this!!! how on earth did you do this? is there a tutorial somewhere??? lol thinking this might be a good look this year
How did you make your eyes so blacked out? Every time I black out my eyes it creases when I open them
HOW?! HOW DID YOU DO THAT?! ;u; its so amazing!!! teach me o' great wise one!!! -worships-
this is so realistic!
just cool an awesome
this is amazing
this is crazy insane!!! i love it!((:
You are fucking amazing!
i love it
God damn your work is phenomenal. It looks so real, like you used prosthetics. Just like the other one with the mileena teeth, I can't believe it was just penciled on.
So Many ideas I can't wait for Halloween to come again >/////< thank you so much
HOLY... let the nightmares begin.
fuck that's so creepy amazing job oh my goodness
Your work is mind-blowing!! How do you achieve the absolute black over the eyes?
Creepy as hell. I love it.
amazing. I can not imagine the patients you have.
Absolutely fantastic! You definitely know how to use makeup~
Great job! *claps*
Great job! *claps*
would it be possible for you to make a tutorial on how to do this?
wow amazing!
I love urban painted faces!!
thats mind blowingly amazing
I wasn't even planning on going to sleep tonight. Nice try though.
Now this is a mask. Freaking awesome
This is all make-up,not a mask.
I was thinking more like "why to wear plastic masks if You can have a piece of art on Your face" Excellent job
Woooooooooow!!!, Too cool!! Super Atomic Kudos!!
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Horrifyingly brilliant!
Freakin awesome!
Wait, you only used those materials? This is amazing; I so wanna try this for myself!


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A Wetsuit for Movement
I bought this wetsuit for my daughter to use in swimming lessons in a cold pool. I didn't want sleeves to hamper her arm movement.Unfortunately, though I bought according to the size chart, it fits her older sister. The size 6-7 years suit fits my average size almost 9 year old nicely. She loves it and we ordered a smaller size for the little sister.I compared this Konfidence Child Wetsuit to a similar style wetsuit we had and found that this one was longer and thinner. This is a better shape for my girls.Since it closes with Velcro, this wetsuit is good for water parks where zippered wetsuits are not allowed. The velcro on the shoulders has disadvantages too. It pulls and makes a nasty mess when it catches hair. Long hair either needs to be done up on the head or in a swim cap.
Fit: Feels too big
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Haven't used this thing yet, just tried it on. I ordered two sizes since I don't have time to mess around and found that my barely 7-year-old grandson is in between a 4/5 and a 7/8. I don't know where the size 6 is, but that would probably be just right. We are going to keep the 4/5 even though it is snug--but with the adjustable straps, it will work. The 7/8 is way too long in the torso, yet pretty much perfect around the body. Note my grandson is very skinny, so that means the 7/8 is VERY long and skinny. Next, I also ordered two TYR suits with lycra arms, one 5T and one 7/8, so my grandson could wear whichever fits over the Konfidence. (The Konfidence sounded too thin for his needs, so I thought I would add the TYR with lycra arms, still leaving his shoulders free to do butterfly stroke, but making a very thick layer of protection for his body.) Unbelievable: the 7/8 in the TYR is too small!! Crazy man. A 4/5 in the Konfidence is just right-to-smallish, but the 7/8 in the TYR is even smaller!
Fresno, CA
Pretty Good
Got this for our 7 year old son to continue with swimming lessoons in the cold weather. He is skinny, weighing about 45 lbs and the suite is pretty baggy in him. Not a tight fit at all! it still seems to help his stay a bit warmer in the pool. So far he has done 6 lessons with it and the chlorine has not destroyed it yet.
Tallahassee, FL
helps with buoyancy but not warmth
I bought this wetsuit for my 21 month old triplet nieces who I take swimming. The smallest size is a little big for them but not too bad. I was hoping it would keep them warmer, but after a half hour they are cold, the same as without the wetsuit. Wished I had bought a full body wetsuit instead for warmth, but It does help make them more buoyant which is helpful.
Tulsa, OK
Works well
My 4 year old was complaining the pool was too cold during her lessons. Now she seems comfortable and no longer complains during the lesson. Works perfectly for what we ordered it for.
Carlsbad, CA
Fit: Feels true to size
great price for a great product
This keeps my grandson warm in the pool and ocean. The velcro at the shoulder closings is long enough that he will be able to wear this suit for quite awhile as he grows. He says it's comfortable and its bouyancy helps him swim better, too.
Diane O.
Love this suit!!!
I'm really glad I read the previous reviews for this product. My daughter is 4 and the 2T-3T size fits her perfectly so it does run BIg. But we really love this suit! It looks great, keeps her warm at swim lessons, and all the other moms wanted to know where we got it. The best part is that she loves it and is really comfortable. Got to get this suit!
North Rose, NY
Pink kids' wetsuit
The sizing was way too big for my almost 7 yr. old. I bought it according to the size chart on the web site, but had to return it for a size 4-5. The smaller size fits just right. My daughter uses it to keep warm during her swimming lessons in the winter.
Keepin' Warm
Milwaukee, WI
Child Wetsuit
this run very big. We bought a 2-3 yrs and it fit our 4.5 yrs old girl. Great product.
Arlington, Va
Great kids wetsuit
I got this wetsuit for my 4 year old daughter who has finally grown out of the smaller size from the same company, which she wore since she was 2-1/2. We love it! My daughter is tall for her age and we were delighted to discover that when Konfidence says 2 - 3, they really mean it will work until the kid is done being 3. This 4 - 5 size I expect will work well for the next two years. My daughter wears it primarily to weekly year round swim lessons in the chilly pool and after almost 2 years the old one still looks almost new. She loves the bright pink color and the dolphin logo.
Eve G.
Alameda, CA
excellent product
my daughter needed just a bit of help and this suit is perfect. it gives flotation and warmth. would highly recommend this suit.
Garden City, KS
great suit but daughter wont wear it
My daughter is an average size for a 6 year old. The 6/7 is way too big for her and fits perfectly into a 4/5. This suit is great when it is just her and I swimming. During swim practice, however, there is a boy who makes fun of her so she won't wear it despite my coaxing.
Eric V.
Naples, FL
Wonderful wetsuit
I read the comments and almost ordered my four year old the size 2/3t, because other reviews stated it runs big. Maybe the manufacture changed the fit (8/2010). Thank goodness I didn't base ordering on the other reviews. My daughter is 39 lbs, 39 inches tall. The size 4/5t suit fits perfect. My 2 year old is 35 lbs & about 36 inches tall. The 2/3t fits just right. These suits are cute. I bought them to wear at swim lessons during the summer. The pool doesn't have a heater & company didn't mention it during registration. But, great price, nice quality, & they're not awkard looking to wear during the summer swim lessons.
Lena G.
Chino Hills, CA
2nd suit for our son
We bought the size 2/3 for our son when he was 3 and it worked great for swim lessons - nice snug fit, yet good mobility in the arms and legs. It was getting too tight in the shoulders now that he is 3 1/2 feet tall so he's worn this size 4/5 twice and it fits great in the length but it's still too roomy in the torso. It's still great for swim lessons where the water can get chilly for a 4 year-old holding the edge and waiting his turn. I wouldn't recommend it for really cold water if your child is on the trim side since it is not that snug.
Quakertown, PA
Saved the day!
Purchased the pink version for my very small 7 yr old daughter for swim team practice - being so early in the morning and having little body fat, she wouldn't make it through 30 min without shivering and turning purple, until we got her this wetsuit. Now she is able to make the hour practice without so much as a shiver and it gives her a bit of buoyancy to help when she gets tired. Daughter normally wears a 6x and after reading reviews that this runs big I bought the 4/5 which is slightly big, but gives her some growing room. Shipping was fast too!
Louisville, KY
Love the suit!
The suitis great, everything it was described as. The sizes seem to run big. The suit I purchased was 6-7yrs. My daughter is 6 1/2 and she has quite a bit of room in the torso area (even with the velcro at the top as tight as it can be). This doesn't bother me though because it seems as though we may get 2-3 summers out of it instead of 1-2. Very pleased with it and would purchase again. Bought the aqua - it is very true to color as seen on the computer . We have a large inflatable waterslide and she wanted the suit mainly because she gets cold and her skin starts to rub on the slide to much (after 2-3hrs.) . This suit prevents any chaffing or "slide burns."
Great wetsuit
Easily doubles or triples the amount of time my kids can spend in our pool. Great value, allows them to move their arms freely and doesn't contain any unnecessary swimsuit material that doesn't hold up like the wetsuit material.
Spotsylvania VA
Now we're in the pool for hours!
My 2 1/2 year old daughter loves this. Not only is it super cool because it's hot pink but it really does keep her warm. She used to be ready to get out of the pool and into a hot shower after about 20 minutes but with this wet suit I was begging her to get out after 1 hour 20 minutes. Maybe I'll have to get my own wet suit because I was freezing! The suit fits good. My daughter is tall through the body so I'm glad for the adjustable shoulders and she's pretty slender so I was worried that it would be too loose. It doesn't fit her snugly but that doesn't seem to detract from the warmth.
Lindsay R.
Snohomish, WA
Nice suit for the price
Got this for my son to use during swim lessons. Used it last night and he was so comfortable he got upset when it was time to get out of the water. Last year he could only take 15 minutes before turning blue.Great buy!
Lancaster, NY
nice fit for trim 3 year old
I read the reviews and went for the size 2/3 for our 3 1/2 year old, 40 inch tall, 36 lb, long torso boy. It fits perfectly right now with a tiny bit of room to grow with the shoulder velcro adjustment. He uses is for swim lessons and did not get cold for the first time. Nice snug fit around his 22 in chest and torso. We bought a wetsuit at our local swim shop and had to return it because it was way too roomy.
quakertown, pa
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"The Cursed" is a very unique free realtime-strategy game based on the Spring engine. The game is about bones, undead, demons, space marines and magic settled in a futuristic environment. It is a fresh mixture of gameplay elements from many popular RTS games.
The game features two unique races: The Cursed - a faction combining undead and demonic creatures and the Imperial Guards - human forces with high-tech weapons and incredible firepower. Many units in game have unique abilities, like burrowing, rocket jumping, teleporting, transmutation and aura casting. You will experience a war that is fought with tanks, guns, space crafts, bone dragons, priest, demons, werewolf and angels. And last but not least, your heroes can turn the tide of war easily.
For Linux & Mac users and everyone unwilling to wait for a new installer version: you have to install the game manually (as I don't have any idea about creating Linux or Mac installation files). First you need to install the Spring Engine manually and then put the game content into the Spring\games directory. You'll also have to install maps manually.
It has been a long time since the last update. Actually I was waiting for the next stable and fully working Spring engine release. I skipped Spring 93.0-94.0 for several different reasons/issues and thus it took some time. Spring 95.0 looks stable and offers tons of bug fixes and new features. Besides making The Cursed ready for the new engine version, lots of things were changed and added to the game.
The game´s economy was drastically changed, as it felt a little "broken" before. The most important thing is, that units do not need energy as upkeep anymore. To compensate for the free energy amount, metal extractors need more power to run. Newly built metal extractors will take some time to reach the maximum extraction speed (progressive mining). Moreover, storage buildings were added to increase your metal and energy capacity.
As a second major change, the cursed faction was strengthened. The shade hero unit has a circle attack now, that hits all nearby enemies. Some units and buildings take more damage. The obelisks have a bigger building range. Burrowed units can not be seen anymore if you walk close to them. … and … and …
Of course, also lots of polishing was done – just check the latest installer.Especially enjoy the new undead marines!
"The Cursed" is a very unique FREE realtime-strategy game based on the Spring engine (Windows & Linux). The game is about bones, undead, demons, space...
A new version of the game is available. Go get the game content file - I'll release a full installer within the next few days.
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Hmm...I wonder if anyone here has heard of Warhammer 40k...
I know the screens and videos of the game (actually I should get it some when). The Warhammer, Doom and Warcraft/Starcraft were obviously were some sources of inspiration for my game.
The cursed is a hobby-project and of course no real concurrence to any commercial title. ;)
space marines? deamons? skeletons? MAGIC!? GIMME GIMME GIMME! :P love the mod btw
Don't forget the angels and werewolves. ;)
really dislike the use of an upside down pentagram as as a front image/icon for the game, if not for that, would have downloaded it right away.
I changed the icon but I don't see why someone should have any strong feelings about symbols in games. The Cursed contains pure fictional artwork without any real religious or occult statements. A pentagram (you can find some more in game btw.) just fits perfectly to the undead/demonic scenery. I would have used purple flower-symbols if Eliphas Lévi had introduced these as occult symbols that attract sinister forces.
Interestingly I was rather expecting opinions about the usage of real religious symbols like the Christian cross for the priests and paladins. ;)
I would only have a problem with the Christian Cross if it was upside down...Another symbol of evil. Again, it's your choice what you put in your games, but it's my choice (and people like me) whether or not we play it...
St. Peter died on an upside down cross.
The used symbols in the game represent "evil" and "good". The pentagram is a strong symbol for evil and as the undead are also commonly seen as evil the pentagram fits perfectly imho. The same thing is true for the use of black and dark colors for the cursed units.
It is very interesting so see how some people react on a symbol that is more then over-stressed in many films and games though. Not to forget the Gothic and Metal bands and fans…
Didn't mean to make such a big deal of it, just offering my opinion and I would have deleted my comment if that was possible.
Believe it or not the pentagram, upside down or not is a "real" religious symbol and I guess that's were my beef comes from when I see it in games, and I see it quite a bit, this was the first time I ever commented on it and like I said, I'd delete that comment if I could.
Okay.... on another note... I tried your game and liked it quite a bit... very impressive for such a small download.. 2 things....
1. I could not get any of the other camera angles (besides default) to work.
2. The mouse (pointer) control is quite loose.. I think that is a product of the engine and not your game in particular though.
Also the frame rate I was getting is quite low considering what's on screen and that I'm using a HD4890 with 2GB s.
A actually liked the game a fair bit and will be quite interested to see how far you (guys?) go with it. I got used to zooming right out playing supreme commander so it's nice to see that is some other games. Anyway thanks for the game, I'd delete my other comment if I could, and yeah the pentagram is actually a real religious symbol to some people.
:) :) :) :) :)
I wouldn't have liked the pentagram either, I'm glad I didn't see it. Pentagrams are from pagan worship, usually used in witchcraft, it is a 'real' religion, and it is usually associated with evil. Most people of the Christian faith, Catholic faith, Jewish faith, or Muslim faith would dislike or react badly to it upside down or not. I am not saying you shouldn't do it, I am just saying, don't be surprised if people like me don't play your game because it has a symbol that we feel is evil in it.
Oh i just cant believe some ppl still believe the pentagram represents evil!!!, the pentagram its a simbol used in christian religion, its the most imprtant symbol for the wiccans, it can also mean the 5 elements!!!!... but no matter what i say u christians allways see everything non-christias as something "evil", just pathethic...
I think it all started with Eliphas Lévi and his book about occultism (without having read it I would call it "bellestristic" from today's point of view). In this book the upside-down pentagram is described as a sign of the devil. In the "old times" the pentagram was always seen as a symbol that protects from demons and sinister forces. That is also true for the upside-down pentagram (the "Drudenfuß"). It was used as a protection against drudes (special demons in the German folklore). People who see a strong sign of evil in the pentagramm just didn't make the effort to educate themselves enough.
The use in my game was not influenced by any real historic/cultural facts about that symbol. The use of it was inspired by other movies and games. Thus there is no religious declaration intended.
Uhh, come on now, that is ridiculous.
And you don't buy Heineken beer because it has a red star and thus commie?
It's just a game, it won't kill you. I used to be religious and even back then I didn't give a damn about pentagrams and goats.
Wow, man,
Upside down pentagram compared to the red star on an Heineken bottle, with such a tight simile like that you must be a writer... (sarc.)
In some religions and/ or spiritual practices this symbols have very Strong meanings, I just think it's an drag to run into.
These are just symbols, and if you are the one that sees them, they can have neither importance nor meaning to you. Also, sigils bind only those who blindly create them.
The so-called upside down pentagram is just a symbol of matter over mind, materialism/physical over altruism/spiritual, and the "normal" pentagram - of mind over matter.
And no, these symbols aren't "evil" or "good" themselves.
It's how you react to them that can be harmful or helpful towards others. Some men seeing a naked woman will ignore her or treat her as if she was dressed (will think nothing of it) or try to put some clothes on her, while others could only stare lustfully at her.
So see? The reaction to the situation counts, not the situation itself.
All things in perspective, I agree in most cases. In the case of God however, God exists outside of relativity. God isn't relative. You can believe what you want, I am not trying to force you to be Christian, just stating that he had a reason to be upset by that symbol.
What I believe, is that the pentagram is just a symbol and has no power, and like you said, is essentially just a red star on a bottle cap, but the thing is, it does represent evil, (like you said, red star, communism), and to some people, that's going to bother them. You think nearly half as many people would drink Heinekin if it was a swastica instead of a red star?
Edit: Someone else said the communism bit, sorry. Replied to the wrong person...lol


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eye of Horus by W-S-TWatch
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Looks more like the eye of Isis to me.
that is so awesome!! wanna watch each other?
Cool man.
Thank you. And this is the problem? I think that was a plus an individual has been made even.
If not, I'm sorry.
If not, I'm sorry.
it's really realist
omg this is amazing! the 3-d and real eye incorporated. lovely
Thank you very much everyone.
great 3D effect!
Baaaaahhhhh Akarok egyeeeeeeet!!
looks great! I love the angle it is in! It makes me feel like i am at that angle....The eye lashes are very pretty and the eye Brows show deep details. ♥
Amazing, It's ancient and modern at the sametime, Just wonderful
Me Like it
Wow! ^^
Love it!
This is a magnificent design. The only tattoo I'd ever get. X3
Elképesztő! Nagyon ügyes vagy! *-*
This is the one tattoo I would ever get.
Evil? Horus' eye is a sign of healing, not destroying!
For a second I thought the bottom was a real 3D object owl
the 3D is amazing!
the 3D effect is amazing
keewl shit!
This made me really freaking happy. I really thought you'd drawn the eye itself and then the rest were pieces of metal, it's that damn awesome and realistic. LOVE it. <3
absolutly amazing You clearly have talent and tecnique. Incredible very well done!!
This is a really unique design. I like the cracking detail a lot. I'd love to see this as an actual tattoo, though I think that if it were mine, the iris would be golden...
Absolutely gorgeous!
It's absolutely gorgeous.
Oh wow!
That's awesome!
That's awesome!
that is sooooo fucking cool
cool concept!
Wwooaahh! That's amazing!
That's gorgeous!
I'd buy this tattoo.
Very interesting and very cool; I'd definitely get one.
I would definitely get that tattoo if it comes with the 3D effect.


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Photo by Kristin Zwiers Tavern Law's upstairs bar: Needle & Thread.
Three years ago, Brian McCracken and Dana Tough opened Spur, a gastropub concept they developed while working together at Earth& Ocean many moons ago. Since then, they've spawned Tavern Law and now The Coterie Room--next door to Spur in the old Restaurant Zoe space on the corner of Second and Blanchard. (If we're lucky, it'll be open in time for this week's Sunday supper.) In a very short time, these two friends have grown not only as chefs, but as businessmen. And then there is the other kind of "growing" that involves tasting the delicious food coming out of your kitchens every night.
Photo by Kristin Zwiers Tavern Law's upstairs bar: Needle & Thread.
In part one of this week's Grillaxin, McCracken and Tough talk about how they've changed since becoming restaurateurs, their surprising source of inspiration for their new French brasserie-esque restaurant, and why they put a six-pack of Rainier beer on the menu.
Drink it all in . . . after the jump!
SW: What have the last three years been like?
Tough: I think we've each aged like 20 years.
McCracken: I can summarize the last three years by the 20 pounds that I've gained.
Tough: It's been really fun.
McCracken: It's fun to challenge yourself and see what you can do and see where you can take things; what you can actually get done when you work hard and push yourself.
How have you two changed in the last three years as business owners?
Tough: Like anything else, as you make mistakes you learn from them and you grow--and I think we've made our share of mistakes along the way.
McCracken: I think that something we've been smart at as business owners is assessing ourselves and the situation very often so that we can catch mistakes and change them before they're too damaging.
Tough: Something we say often is that one of us will be the more logical one at any given moment. The other person will be the dreamer. It works out for us because you never know who's going to be which, but it will always be one or the other and that's a good thing.
Now with your third concept [The Coterie Room] getting ready to open, are you doing stuff people haven't seen before?
Photo by Julien Perry
Tough: I wouldn't say that. With this concept, it's recognizable. The food is going to be variations on American classics done our way so it'll be recognizable flavors that we've done in the past.
McCracken: Plated in a very approachable way. Everything here is meant to be a little bit more approachable than what we've done in the past as far as not seeming very "out there" or scary, which it has to some people.
What else can you tell me about The Coterie Room?
Tough: We want it to feel like you're coming into someone's home for supper. That's what we want. A lot of our food will come out on platters or cast iron skillets. There's going to be some family-style stuff, along with some small plates and large plates. It's going to be a much larger menu [than Spur].
You describe your food as rustic. What does that term mean to you?
Tough: Rustic doesn't mean there's no room for elegance or refinement.
Do you think the word rustic is thrown around too often?
Tough: Yeah, I think there's a difference between rustic and not being able to cook.
McCracken: That's actually something we tell our cooks a lot, that there's a difference between rustic and sloppy.
Tough: You know who does a really good job of rustic? Daniel Boulud in New York City. Rustic to us is charcuterie and dry-cured meats and food that is hand-crafted. There's no extra fuss added.
McCracken: You know, you look at your grandma cutting up vegetables and they may not be a perfect dice, but they're going to be the same size and it's going to be cooked properly.
What in your mind is not rustic?
Photo by Julien Perry
Tough: I always come back to burnt pizza because it comes down to understanding how to stoke your wood-fired oven with the proper amount of wood running at the right temperature compared to somebody who buys a $6,000 oven from Italy who doesn't know how to use it. Especially if they're building an entire concept around it. That pisses me off because other people who can afford it would probably use it correctly and understand how to use it before making that purchase. I've eaten way too many burnt Neapolitan pizzas in this town.
What exactly will be on the menu at The Coterie Room?
Tough: The food and the restaurant itself is very much inspired by a French brasserie, but it's a New American version of that. So, you're going to see an array of small plates that can be shared, but they're classic American as well as French-inspired. Like, the poutine is our version of poutine with smoked pork shoulder gravy and fried Beecher's cheese curds. There's some decadent dishes on the menu as well as some light fare, like the marinated beets, heirloom carrots, endive salad and some fresh seafood items. All around delicious food that we keep saying is naked, stripped down to just quality of ingredients and execution.
Wait. I see on the menu you can buy the kitchen crew a six-pack of beer for $10. Really?
Tough: That's kind of our way of saying, "Would you like to tip the kitchen?" So, whether or not the $10 goes towards a six-pack of beer or not, it gives them a little something to go get a nightcap after they get off work.
What kind of beer?
Tough: Rainier, probably. That's what we like!
Before you decided to open this place, did you have a clear idea of what you wanted the concept to be - or has that all been fine-tuned since you started?
Photo by Trevin Chow
Tough: Like anything we've done, everything kind of shifts; decisions are made as we go, but the base concept is there. We don't say, "Okay, this is how it's going to be" and carry out that vision because there's always better ideas. We like to have the philosophy that good is not good enough.
Where did you get inspiration for the space?
Tough: Social clubs.
McCracken: Yeah, early 20th century social clubs and grand hotels. We went to Chicago and stayed at Palmer House. We had a lot of drinks in the Polar Bar at The Arctic Club here in Seattle and the Olympic Hotel.
Tough: Earlier on, we did a lot of research. I don't know if you knew this, but the Olympic Hotel was named in a city-wide contest in the 1920s. It makes you think how social marketing has grown.
McCracken: At one point, we were thinking of doing that here. Letting people name the restaurant. Having a contest.
So, where did you get the name?
McCracken: It was a long effort to figure out a name. We were very driven with the space and the design of it, but we had a tough time figuring out what we wanted to call it. We were going back and forth from trying to name it after something about the space, something about the food, something about the service and kind of going all over the place. Early on a word we liked, at least the meaning of, was cotter, which means peasant farmer. We liked the word but couldn't figure out a way to incorporate it into a name. Kind of elevated peasant food is what we're going for here.
Tough: This is a good story, actually. We were up in the Seattle room of the downtown library, on the fifth floor. It's filled with old registries and atlases of early Seattle.
McCracken: And we were looking through a registry from like 1895 and we were looking at a list of all the social clubs and there was one that just stood out. We liked the word. We liked the way it sounded. It was called The Coterie Club.
That actually existed in Seattle?
Biscuit-colored hex tile in the entry.
McCracken: For a long time! From the 1800s into the 20th century. As far as we understand, it was a women's social club, but we liked how it sounded. So then we looked up the word coterie because neither of us really knew the word at the time. Coterie, long story short, is derived from the word cotter and so it brought it all together.
Tough: Coterie is a gathering of like-minded people. That's what we want. To gather a bunch of people together. The reason why we named it The Coterie Room instead of just Coterie Room is because we wanted the entire concept, even the design, to feel really established, like it's been here forever. Everything down to the hex tile in the bathroom is original biscuit color. It looks aged. Biscuit is the first hex tile color.
What restaurants are on your bucket list?
Tough: Noma in Denmark. I've still never been to The French Laundry.
McCracken: I'd like to go to The Fat Duck.
Tough: I'd like to go to the newest three Michelin star Meadowood.
McCracken: Speaking of pizza, there's a pizza place that we missed out on one time that I want to try. It's Pizzeria Bianco in Phoenix.
Tough: Oprah says it's the best. She has her own television network, so she probably knows about pizza.
Check back tomorrow for part two of this week's Grillaxin with Brian McCracken and Dana Tough.


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The actor also went on to say, "We haven't got any such official notice from the production house as yet. Whatever we have heard is through the media itself. But it is really saddening to know that the show is getting wrapped up in few weeks time. The entire unit of Pammi had bonded so well that it is no less than a family now."
On being asked about the concept of the show and its creative content, Prasad says, "According to me the concept was quite satisfying and did not lack anything. Colors being a highly reputed channel experimented with this new refreshing show. Just like Sanskaar- Dharohar Apnon Ki is making a comeback, I believe that Colors will not let go of their much loved project Mrs. Pammi Pyarelal. Let's hope that even this show makes a come-back very soon, at a better time slot."
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How do I turn off "authentication" on my mac air OS X MountainLion?
Of what? Do you mean the general process of having to enter your admin password? That is something you should not do.
I recently transferred my Mac Pro files to my Mac Air and now every time I try to open a file I receive a message "Authentacation reqjires" and I have to type in my password to allow the action. This is very frustating.
You now have two user accounts on your computer? One set up when the computer came out of the box and the second transferred using Migration Assistant? They have different user names. The files you must authenticate are the ones that you migrated. Is that correct?
Yes, that is correct.
OK. The simple solution: Log out of the account you are now using. Log into the account you migrated. Delete the other account.
I have looked into my user accounts and there are four:
1)Gordon Atkinson Admin/Current User
2) Other users
Kyla/Admin (my daughter)
Guest User/Login,Sharing
Not sure which of these is the migration account. I will do some experimenting and see if I can solve the problem.
What was your account on your other computer before you migrated from your Mac Pro? From the list you provided I see:
Gordon Atkinson - admin user.
Kyla - admin user.
tests - standard user.
Guest - we can forget about this one.
Gordon Atkinson, you say, is the current user. I don't see any other user account for you that might have been migrated, so I'm assuming this is your original account on the Mac Pro.
You need to tell me which of your accounts is the one you are trying to use files on that require you to authenticate. Now under normal circumstances you should not be able to access any other user on the computer. Doing so would require you to know the passwords for the other users.
Maybe you can give me some background on how you transferred data from the Mac Pro to the MBA.
BTW, is the user account information you provided for the Mac Pro or the MB Air? I need to know for the MBA, not the MP.
This is a long story:
I had a Macboodk pro and thought I would like to try a Mac Air. When I purchased the Mac Air, I also purhased a time maching with the idea that I would transfer my Macbook Pro to the Time Machine. I thought at the same time I would give my daughter Kyla my old Mac Book Pro. I am probably not experienced enough to do this all on my own but ventured forth anyway. The first step I took was to transfer my Macbook Pro info to the time machine. (This may have been my first mistake as I believe I should have initiated my time machine with my new Mac Air (this caused me some grief down the road). I was having issues with time machine and in talking with the local store rep (Mac Boutique in Nanaimo) I decided to migrated the information directly from my MBP to my MBA. I then cleared the MBP and migrated Kyla's information to her new (my old) Macbook Pro.
Gordon Atkinson is the current user and this is the original account from the Macbook Pro.
I am trying to use my files now on my MBA which came from my MBP and am contantly having to authenticate with my password. Another issue is that all my files are now locked (they were not locked on my MBP and I am constantly unlocking and changing permissions).
What is BTW? I have never changed my user account, it has been the same on every mac I have had.The MBA shows Gordon Atkinson as the user account.
"BTW" means By The Way.
OK. So, let's begin getting some things clear in my head.
You now are using your new MBA. You transferred your files from an older MBP that you gave to Kyla. You then erased the MBP you gave to Kyla and transferred her account to the MBP. Kyla's account had been backed up to the new Time Capsule using Time Machine. You used Time Machine to migrate Kyla's account to the MBP.
You then migrated your account from the Time Machine backup to your new MBA. Subsequently, you've started having these permissions problems in your account. However, I assume there are no problems with Kyla's account.
So, do I have a correct idea of the situation? If I do then I think that the problem stems from either how the Time Machine backups were made or how they were migrated. I believe you can set your computer right as follows:
Boot into single-user mode and at the prompt enter these commands pressing RETURN after each:
mount -uw /
chown root:admin /
chmod 1775 /
After rebooting open Terminal in the Utilities folder. Paste these commands into the Terminal application to avoid typos:
sudo su
Press RETURN. Enter your admin password when prompted. It will not be echoed to the screen. Press RETURN again. Now paste each of the following at the prompt and press RETURN after each.
chown root:admin /Applications
chmod 0775 /Applications
chown root:admin /Library
chmod 1775 /Library
chown root:admin /System
chmod 0775 /System
chown root:admin /Users
chmod 0775 /Users
chmod -R -N /Applications
chown -R :admin /Applications/*
I suggest you first print these instructions out using a large mono-spaced font so you can read them correctly. There are spaces in the lines that may not be easily observed.
Now, do the following:
Repair the Hard Drive and Permissions - Lion/Mountain Lion
Boot to the Recovery HD:
Restart the computer and after the chime press and hold down the COMMAND and R keys until the menu screen appears. Alternatively, restart the computer and after the chime press and hold down the OPTION key until the boot manager screen appears. Select the Recovery HD and click on the downward pointing arrow button.
When the recovery menu appears select Disk Utility. After DU loads select your hard drive entry (mfgr.'s ID and drive size) from the the left side list. In the DU status area you will see an entry for the S.M.A.R.T. status of the hard drive. If it does not say "Verified" then the hard drive is failing or failed. (SMART status is not reported on external Firewire or USB drives.) If the drive is "Verified" then select your OS X volume from the list on the left (sub-entry below the drive entry,) click on the First Aid tab, then click on the Repair Disk button. If DU reports any errors that have been fixed, then re-run Repair Disk until no errors are reported. If no errors are reported then click on the Repair Permissions button.
Select Terminal from the Utilities menu. Enter resetpassword at the prompt and press RETURN. Follow instructions in the dialog window that will appear, but do not reset your password. At the bottom of the dialog window will be an option to restore permissions in the Home folder to default. Click on that option.
Select Restart from the Apple menu.
Back up all data.
This procedure will unlock all your user files (not system files) and reset their ownership and access-control lists to the default. If you've set special values for those attributes on any of your files, they will be reverted. In that case, either stop here, or be prepared to recreate the settings if necessary. If none of this is meaningful to you, you don't need to worry about it.
Step 1
If you have more than one user account, and the one in question is not an administrator account, then temporarily promote it to administrator status in the Users & Groups preference pane. You can demote it back to standard status when this step has been completed.
Launch the Terminal application in any of the following ways:
☞ Enter the first few letters of its name into a Spotlight search. Select it in the results (it should be at the top.)
☞ In the Finder, select Go ▹ Utilities from the menu bar, or press the key combination shift-command-U. The application is in the folder that opens.
☞ Open LaunchPad. Click Utilities, then Terminal in the icon grid.
Drag or copy — do not type — the following line into the Terminal window, then press return:
sudo chflags -R nouchg,nouappnd ~ $TMPDIR.. ; sudo chown -R $UID:20 ~ $_ ; chmod -R -N ~ $_ 2> /dev/null
Be sure to select the whole line by triple-clicking anywhere in it. You'll be prompted for your login password, which won't be displayed when you type it. You may get a one-time warning not to screw up. You don't need to post the warning. If you don't have a login password, you'll need to set one before you can run the command.
The command will take a noticeable amount of time to run. Wait for a new line ending in a dollar sign ("$") to appear, then quit Terminal.
Step 2
Boot into Recovery by holding down the key combination command-R at startup. Release the keys when you see a gray screen with a spinning dial.
When the OS X Utilities screen appears, select Utilities ▹ Terminal from the menu bar. A text window opens.
In the Terminal window, type this:
That's one word with no spaces. Then press return. A Reset Password window opens. You're not going to reset a password.
Select your boot volume ("Macintosh HD," unless you gave it a different name) if not already selected.
Select your username from the menu labeled Select the user account if not already selected.
Under Reset Home Directory Permissions and ACLs, click the Reset button.
Select ▹ Restart from the menu bar.
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Question from argouru
Does Kratos have an alternate costume?
If he does, is it in the krypt, and where at? If not there, then where can I find it?
5 years ago
Top Voted Answer
Finish the ladder with him (it's not difficult cos he's one of the most powerful fighters in my opinion) and you'll unlock it. Go to Nekropolis to get his swords, then when you pick him press 'start' then scroll right, it's called the Fear Costume
5 years ago
Yes you have to finish ladder with him
5 years ago
If you beat the arcade ladder with Kratos, you will get his second costume.
Or you can find it in the krypt, but I don't know the exact location of it.
5 years ago
Complete Arcade Ladder with Kratos
Nothing in Krypt relates to Kratos.
5 years ago
Yup what they said.Incidentally i think his counterattack is a bit overpowered...
5 years ago
Yep,There is an alternate costume, just finish the ladder with Kratos and when you get to the Nekropolis and look at Kratos's spot you'll notice his blades....And select that, then select "Alt Character Bio" then you'll get the costume "Fear Kratos"
5 years ago
Yes ,He has alternate costume...to get his alternate costume,use him in ladder stage till the end of his story after beat shao khan
5 years ago
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Team games dominate our competition to find the best club, but niche sports are well represented
Róisín Meets: Luka Bloom loving life in north Clare
- April 30, 2016
On the podcast – singer-songwriter on his new album, coastal living and mother's influence
Texan cowboys and cougar-seeking weirdos: online dating in your 50s
- April 29, 2016
Dating online in your 50s exposes you to a world of 'likes', 'winks', baffling acronyms and quite a few liars, but maintain your sense of humour and perspective and you can enjoy the ride
'As I woke up each morning, my pregnancy screamed at me'
- April 29, 2016
Having become pregnant despite having an IUD, my sobbing mantra in counselling sessions was: I don't want to be pregnant and have a baby, and I don't want to have an abortion
Men reading 'mean tweets' shows brutality of online abuse
- April 27, 2016
Abusing people online removes face to face interaction, so what happens when people have to read such abuse to women in person?
Tell Me About It: I'm jealous of my mum's connection with the son she put up for adoption
- April 27, 2016
My mother is delighted to have him in her life, but I can't bring myself to meet him
Broadside: Game of Thrones is not all swords and misogyny – here be feminism too
- April 25, 2016
The personal and the political mingle in Nicaragua
- April 25, 2016
When my father and I return to visit the country where we lived in the early 1970s, precious memories are offset by a sense of political disappointment
Best Sports Club in Ireland: kickboxing, Gaelic and soccer lead nominations
- April 23, 2016
The new 'Irish Times' competition, with a €5,000 prize, has had more than 350 entries in its first week
Our Wedding Story: Biker rally romance
- April 23, 2016
Noelle and Tony met at a rally in Co Laois, and laterdiscovered their paths had crossed 27 years previously
Polar opposite: The Irishman who spent 18 months living in Antarctica
- April 22, 2016
100 years after Tom Crean's voyage, Donegal man Danny McFadden returns from a year-and-a-half living on Rothera research station and visiting the South Pole
A mini rebellion at the GPO: 'Don't laugh. You're being shot at'
- April 22, 2016
As the 100th anniversary of the Rising approaches, 5ft rebels storm the GPO with wooden rifles and funny moustaches. Spirits are so high, The O'Rahilly dances during lulls in the fighting
Family Fortunes: A Roscommon cottage that has multiple stories
- April 21, 2016
Removing the deeply set growth of ivy, rusting roof and loose stones revealed not one but two structures from different eras
Coping: How I learned to stop dating eejits and find the right man
- April 20, 2016
As a fatherless daughter, I sought out the wrong men when I was younger, until the philosopher Spinoza helped me rewire myself
Tell Me About It: My dad just uses me as a free babysitter
- April 20, 2016
I don't mind looking after my sister sometimes, but I feel like I'm being taken advantage of
A uniquely Irish approach to First Dates
- April 18, 2016
Excitement, hope and hairspray fill the air as Coco Television films Ireland's own version of the reality TV show. Among the innovations: 'the craic date'
Kitty Holland: So most of us agree about the Belfast abortion case . . .
- April 18, 2016
Broadside: It seems that even the anti-abortion lobby is against criminalising women who are forced to procure their own abortions
The Caribbean Irish: the other Emerald Isle
- April 16, 2016
With many islanders claiming Irish ancestry, Montserrat is proud of its 'green history' - even if it defies the notion of the 'nice' Irish slave holder. Today, however, its focus is on rebuilding after natural disasters
Róisín Meets: Bríd Smith 'underwhelmed' by Dáil
- April 16, 2016
On this week's podcast Dublin South-Central TD talks about fruit picking, parents and politics
Our Wedding Story: Baby makes it for the big day
- April 16, 2016
Sandra Burke and Roy Kennedy say having Royah Marie with them was a highlight
Our Wedding Story: A romance inspired by the big screen
- April 16, 2016
Katherine Bohan and Domhnall O'Neill met while working in Cineworld cinema in 2006
Our Wedding Story: Fairy lights and machinery in an Aussie barn
- April 16, 2016
"He eventually told me his surname – my name with an 'ey' on the end"
Which is the best sports club in Ireland?
- April 15, 2016
We're on the hunt for Ireland's best sports club, and we want you to help by nominating yours. The winner of the competition – and a €5,000 prize – will be named in June. Here, our journalists write about their own favourite clubs
'Bullet-proof' Billy Elliot takes his tutu to Dublin
- April 15, 2016
Billy Elliot: The Musical has been exhilarating audiences for 11 years. Producer Eric Fellner reveals how a theatrical phenomenon was born
Family Fortunes: My garda father was an entrepreneur before the word was common
- April 14, 2016
Coping: Cop-out apologies are best left behind in childhood
- April 13, 2016
Many of us will have experienced the 'I'm sorry if you felt uncomfortable' nonapology
Tell Me About It: A neighbour my husband is friends with is invading our space
- April 13, 2016
I'm at my wits' end. I have made it clear to my husband on a number of occasions that we need more privacy
Dear Stephen Fry: The shadow of rape is long and ceaseless. We can't 'just grow up'
- April 12, 2016
In this open letter to actor Stephen Fry, who has caused controversy with comments about abuse victims, an anonymous Irish woman recounts her own rape as a child and explains why victims need empathy, not criticism
LS Hilton: I wish my sex life was half as exciting ... I really do
- April 11, 2016
The author of Maestra talks to The Women's Podcast about novel sex and being touted as the new EL James
Tried and tested: jelly skincare
- April 11, 2016
Jelly cleansers and masks are the next big thing. But are they any good?
'RTÉ told us our abortion film lacked balance'
- April 11, 2016
The maker of a 1994 documentary about three Irish women's abortion stories says some in RTÉ were worried that the women 'didn't show enough remorse'
Emer O'Toole: The strong case for Hillary Clinton
- April 11, 2016
Broadside: Women of all races support Clinton over Sanders, despite warnings from their progressive peers that they shouldn't 'vote with their vaginas'
Liam Neeson: on iconic roles, Irish pride, and the influence of Ian Paisley...
- April 9, 2016
Ahead of receiving an industry award at the IFTAs, Liam Neeson on the journey that saw him play Michael Collins, a Jedi and God
Nurses, teachers, gardaí who feel undervalued and underpaid
- April 9, 2016
The 'emergency' two-tier pay system is in danger of becoming a post-recession norm
Sex and the secretive masons
- April 9, 2016
An Irishwoman was the first female to break the glass ceiling of the ultimate old boys' club. The tradition lives on in the one freemasonry order open to women as well as men
Our Wedding Story: A Swedish ceremony with an Irish soundtrack
- April 9, 2016
Lari Candelay spent years in Ireland, but found love in Sweden
Our Wedding Story: Getting the ring in Claddagh
- April 9, 2016
Sorcha Turner and Dave Dennehy got engaged in the old part of Galway
Our Wedding Story: A proposal on top of a mountain
- April 9, 2016
After pretending to propose for about a year, Daniel Searle finally did in a special place
Róisín Meets: Gifted singer-songwriter Mick Hanly
- April 9, 2016
Limerick-born artist opens up about his career in music and his new album Homeland
Ruth Negga: 'There aren't many black people on film sets'
- April 12, 2016
The actor, who is an early Oscar tip for Loving and also stars in the 'entrancing' Iona, talks about the 'white Oscars' controversy and her desire to move home
Family Fortunes: Exciting times at the tennis club that had little to do with tennis
- April 7, 2016
The club was where we had "the hops", the boys on one side of the room, the girls on the other
Communion without the Catholicism
- April 7, 2016
When a child from a secular family comes to First Communion age, how do you mark that important phase of life outside the framework of religion?
Coping: So you think I'm a member of the left-wing media ...
- April 6, 2016
That's what I was accused of on foot of last week's column. Interesting
Tell Me About It: I feel alienated by my friends' drug-fuelled social life
- April 6, 2016
They don't peer-pressure me or anything like that, but I feel isolated all the same
Alison Spittle: 'I just tried stand-up like you would try abseiling'
- April 4, 2016
Spittle is a comedian with a difference: in one of her shows, which tackles mental illness, she talks about the time she 'pissed into a pint glass'
Tanya Sweeney: Shopping addiction is real – take it from someone who knows
- April 4, 2016
Broadside: The way you spend your money can tell you how you view yourself
'You don't just photograph a man like Samuel Beckett. You offer him something'
- April 2, 2016
How Irishman John Minihan secured his place in history by photographing the writer in Paris
Our Wedding Story: Frustrated by over-the-top dresses
- April 2, 2016
Alex Wilson and Emma Hickey married on October 24th, 2015, the 10-year anniversary of their first date
Our Wedding Story: A Belfast wedding and a Highlands honeymoon
- April 2, 2016
Rebecca Sellar and Christopher Wells got married in Bloomfield Presbyterian Church
Chinese rich kids go on the rampage
- April 2, 2016
The children of Chinese government officials and business tycoons are flaunting their parents' huge wealth, getting into trouble and getting away with it
Our Wedding Story: A two-castle wedding in Spain
- April 2, 2016
Emmet Bradley met Xaris Zamora Escudero after his mother insisted on setting them up
Hijackers, bulls, bears, grenades: the dangerous art of the ultimate selfie
- April 1, 2016
Ben Innes got the 'best selfie ever' with the hijacker of the aircraft he was travelling on – but he is far from the only person whose reaction to danger is to reach for the camera
Those magnificent Ulster men and their flying machines
- April 1, 2016
Members of the voluntary Ulster Aviation Society spend their days rebuilding old aircraft. They are a remarkable bunch
Family Fortunes: My grandmother ditched the convent for my debonair grandfather
- March 31, 2016
Lights, camera, nerves: how can I direct a film when I can't speak?
- March 31, 2016
As I prepared to make My Name Is Emily, my first film since being diagnosed with motor neuron disease, my biggest worry was whether or not I could still connect with actors
Coping: No, actually, you don't have a right to your own opinion
- March 30, 2016
'Right' implies that others are obliged to respect ill-informed views
Tell Me About It: I came home to find my school-going daughter in bed with a guy
- March 30, 2016
I am really upset that she did not wait until she was older to have sex
Margaret Skinnider: 'My disappointment at not going back to bomb The Shelbourne hotel'
- March 29, 2016
Cumann na mBan member Margaret Skinnider's account of her injury during the Rising is read on The Women's Podcast
An emotional homecoming for the 262 civilians killed in 1916
- March 28, 2016
The Sackville Street Art Project has brought together people to build model houses for each of the civilians killed during fighting
A midwife in 1916: 'We saw people shot trying to cross O'Connell Street'
- March 28, 2016
Broadside: During Easter week, 22-year-old trainee midwife Mary O'Shea from Abbeyleix, Co Laois, was working at the Rotunda in Dublin. She wrote this account of that turbulent time on the 50th anniversary of the Rising in 1966
Eggciting times: Who won our Easter Egg World Cup?
- March 28, 2016
This Easter on The Women's Podcast, the battle of the eggs, the joy of chocolate and one woman's account of the Rising
Graveyard shift: A day with the dead of Glasnevin Cemetery
- March 26, 2016
The heroes of 1916 may be the initial draw for many, but Dublin's Glasnevin Cemetery is full of weird and wonderful stories, from mocking gravestones to murderous elephants
Our Wedding Story: Meeting in Yamamori and a first date in Bewleys
- March 26, 2016
Our Wedding Story: A former Christian brother meets his future husband at Alternative Miss Ireland
- March 26, 2016
Ferdia Walsh-Peelo: Sing Street, Sundance... now back to school
- March 25, 2016
He wowed Sundance and impressed at Audi Dublin International Film Festival – the teenage musician and actor is perfectly cast as director John Carney's movie alter-ego
Family Fortunes: Insurers refused to pay my grandmother for Rising damage
- March 24, 2016
When she returned home to 16 Moore Street, one wall had been tunnelled through, others scarred by bullets
'Glorious days': my grandfather's shop and the Rising
- March 24, 2016
From my grandfather's newsagent at the gate of Phoenix Park, he recorded vignettes about Easter 1916 in his notebook. His politics are not on display, but all that horror is good for trade
Coping: My brother's wedding makes me doubt Schopenhauer's 'porcupine dilemma'
- March 23, 2016
On my way to my brother's nuptials, the twisted trees and harsh landscape bring the pessimistic philosopher to mind
Tell Me About It: I am twentysomething and I have never been kissed
- March 23, 2016
I think I'm bisexual, but the thought of kissing either sex instils a desire as well as fear
Anthea McTeirnan: Empty nest syndrome? Chance would be a fine thing
- March 21, 2016
Broadside: These days, an empty nest by the time many parents reach the current age of Madonna is probably just a pipe dream
Caitlin Moran: 'Having 4% battery left on your phone: that's how it feels to be poor'
- March 21, 2016
Moran has a lot to say. She talks about her skill for monologues, the reason she is annoyed about Brexit, and the great advice she got from Courtney Love
Caitlin Moran: It's a shock when I remember Irish women aren't in control of their bodies
- March 20, 2016
The British author talks to The Women's Podcast about abortion rights, legalising sex work and what it's like being '35 per cent famous'
Michael Viney's Ireland: 50 years a blow-in
- March 19, 2016
The English journalist and naturalist – this paper's longest-serving columnist – has always been a keen-eyed yet sympathetic chronicler of Irish life. So what does he make of our nation in this centenary year?
Our Wedding Story: Limerick couple build on a solid foundation
- March 19, 2016
Ciara and Seanie were thrilled when their friend Doc read a poem written specially for them
ChangeX: projects that have changed lives
- March 18, 2016
Forty per cent of us would like to get involved in improving our communities but never do so. Four people involved in social enterprises explain the benefits – to them and to others
I am a Traveller, not a 'knacker'
- March 18, 2016
The 'Love/Hate' actor John Connors, now back living in the Darndale halting site where he spent his childhood, remains angry at how many in the settled community treat Travellers
Family Fortunes: Our parents used to threaten us with The Late Late Show
- March 17, 2016
One part of the show we found embarrassing in the extreme, and our parents latched on to that
Dublin is like a person stuck in a bad marriage
- March 17, 2016
Three out of four feel no emotional connection to Dublin. It's time we showed it some love
Seven things to do on St Patrick's Day without booze
- March 16, 2016
There are plenty of ways to celebrate your Irishness without ending up plastered
Coping: St Patrick's Day is nothing to be proud of but our feisty nation is
- March 16, 2016
Our national day is not likeable, especially if you are teetotal, but I will celebrate our spirit
Question Time: 'What would you put in your political manifesto?'
- March 16, 2016
Inspired by Caitlin Moran's new book Moranifesto, The Women's Podcast wants to hear about your manifesto
Tell Me About It: My history of bad relationships has made me suspicious
- March 16, 2016
I constantly think my wonderful partner is looking at other women when we are out together
Michael D Higgins: Men's action and assistance needed for women to achieve full rights
- March 14, 2016
This week on the Women's Podcast: Waking The Feminists, a visit to the Áras and a song from Hozier
'Most prisoners are not violent and shouldn't be there'
- March 14, 2016
U-Casadh, a programme initiated by a one-time prison officer, provides support and training to former prisoners. The results have been startling
Tara Flynn: Be careful, men, this column might make you menstruate
- March 14, 2016
Broadside: As we know, it's not possible for men to read women's words – they float off the page and distort
Our Wedding Story: A family affair in Louth
- March 12, 2016
On December 20th 2015, the couple married in a ceremony conducted by Ruth at Darver Castle in Co Louth.
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2013 ended on a sour note for Kuwaiti logistics firm Agility, which has been under indictment and barred from federal contracting since 2009.
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HealthCare.gov Debacle Reveals Flaws in Contractor Screening
Amid the holiday season craziness, The Washington Post published an in-depth account of how a subsidiary of Canadian IT giant CGI Group won the contract to lead the design and testing of the HealthCare.gov website.
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Ebenezer Scrooge Should Not Be a Federal Contractor
New reports by a watchdog group and Congress show why Scrooge-like companies should not be doing business with the federal government.
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Big Firm Gets Small Business Contracts
The Washington Post released an investigation reporting that massive Virginia firm MicroTechnologies has been using a little-known contracting method to rake in millions of dollars of contracts designated for small businesses from the Department of Veteran
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I was writing a decorator that needs to access private variables and found this discrepancy. Can anyone explain this?
(Python 2.5)
Naming mangling works as expected for attributes defined in the class:
>>> class Tester(object):
... __foo = "hi"
>>> t = Tester()
>>> t._Tester__foo
Instance attributes do not work (and this is the way we are supposed to do it right?)
>>> class Tester(object):
... def __init__(self):
... self.__foo = "hi"
>>> t = Tester()
>>> t._Tester__foo
AttributeError: 'Tester' object has no attribute '_Tester__foo'
P.S. Is "class attribute" the right word for these? They aren't static, but if you make one of those a list, or some other mutable type, it is shared...
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|Governor Quinn Requests FEMA Help with Flood Damage Assessments
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Documentation Will Support Request for Federal Assistance
MEREDOSIA – Governor Pat Quinn today asked the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) to assist with damage assessments in several Illinois counties devastated by flooding and severe storms. The assessments, which will begin on April 29, will provide the documentation necessary to support a request for federal assistance.
"We have seen some of the worst flooding damage to neighborhoods and homes across our state in Illinois history," Governor Quinn said. "The state will continue to take every step to secure assistance from the federal government that will help our communities recover."
Since Thursday, Governor Quinn has surveyed damage on the ground and from the air and met with local officials in some of the hardest hit communities, including Elmhurst, Des Plaines, River Forest, Bellwood, Riverside, Moline, Quincy, Bartonville, North Aurora, Marseilles, Ottawa, North Utica and Morris.
Personnel from FEMA, IEMA, the U.S. Small Business Administration and local emergency management agencies will begin assessing damage to homes and businesses in Cook, DuPage and Lake Counties on April 29. The teams will move to other affected counties as floodwaters recede so they are able to accurately assess the damage. Governor Quinn has declared a total of 44 counties state disaster areas.
Counties included in the state disaster declaration are Adams, Brown, Bureau, Calhoun, Carroll, Cass, Champaign, Cook, DeKalb, Douglas, DuPage, Fulton, Greene, Grundy, Hancock, Henderson, Henry, Jersey, Jo Daviess, Kane, Kendall, Knox, Lake, LaSalle, Livingston, Marshall, Mason, McDonough, McHenry, Mercer, Morgan, Ogle, Peoria, Pike, Putnam, Rock Island, Schuyler, Scott, Stark, Tazewell, Whiteside, Will, Winnebago and Woodford.
The state disaster declaration makes available a wide variety of state resources that can help affected communities respond and recover from flooding. It came after assessments by emergency officials and the governor, and begins the process of securing federal relief.
As of today, the state has fulfilled more than 80 requests for assistance from counties including:
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Governor Quinn activated the State Incident Response Center on Thursday to coordinate the deployment of state personnel and assets to assist local governments in the affected areas. The state's flood response is coordinated by the Illinois Emergency Management Agency.###
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Alice in Wonderland by Azu-ChanWatch
©2012-2016 Azu-Chan
Its been a while I'm still working on this artbook ;n; dunno when i'll finish..... OTZ
Daily DeviationGiven 2014-07-24
Alice in Wonderland by Azu-Chan ( Suggested by Scarlett-Aimpyh and Featured by Gwendolyn12 )
Just Don't Let The Mad Hatter Get 2 U. JUST DONT Alice
Super cool
Ah i love this so much ><
This is a wonderful piece! Congrats on the DD
Love <3
Surprising! A cross-cultural transformation of an old-fashioned fantasy tale - surreal and stylish! Lovely colouring! Fascinating!
Wow this is amazing!!!
Aww, the Queen of Hearts is throwing one of her little tantrums, I see!!
Love the anime take on this. This almost looks like a cover or promotional poster for an AiW manga. Great work!
Awesome work! <3 Good shading and everything too
I'd watch that anime
cool ^^
Very nice work here
Why does everyone pair Alice with The Mad Hatter?
Great piece of work!
Thanks for sharing...
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Thanks for sharing...
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Omg I'm speechless....soooo pretty!!!
Impressive and fun, thanks for sharing!
LOVE LOVE LOVE!!! Alice in Wonderland is my absolute favorite!!!
Whoa, trippy! XD
very nice work
Like the socks and the white rabbit.
That is a cute mad hatter.
i love the rabbit is cool
I love this
Congrats for the DD.
the colors, the lights, everything has a perfect balance in this work, beautiful!
This is completely awesome!
This is very beautiful - the colours are so lovely and the dreamlike quality is so great. I'm almost reminded of Howl's Moving Castle, despite this being Alice in Wonderland.
that bunny is so cute!!!!!!!
I love this so much! My friends and I reference Alice in Wonderland so much... I'm sending all of them the link to his pic! It's awesome, your white rabbit is adorable!!!
Alice in Wonderland- Love it already.
Mad Hatter- Omg, fav.
White Rabbit- FAV IT!!!
Red Queen- *dies happy*
Mad Hatter- Omg, fav.
White Rabbit- FAV IT!!!
Red Queen- *dies happy*
Truly a pinnacle of human achievement in the field of unoriginal crap, congratulations.
This is totally AWESOME! Congrats on the Daily too
The white rabbit looks so adorable! Love how the cards are all hearts, does that mean its the Queen of Hearts behind them? I don't think its the Dormouse...
love it
SO MUCH LOVE!!!!!11!one!1!!!one!!!!!!!1
Aww you made White Rabbit look so cute ^_^
Love it. This is totally amazing!
I love Alice in Wonderland.
Great job. Really cute.
This is a wonderful picture of Alice in wonderland. Very nice detail and the hatter is just perfect good job on DD
Congrats on the DD Azu! <3
I love this! I have a secret fascination with other people's interpretations of Alice in Wonderland.


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Why the Auto Industry Must Break Its Addiction to Import Quotas
Samuelson, Robert J., American Banker
Watching the auto industry, it seems increasingly clear that at least two of the three major U.S. firms -- Ford and Chrysler -- are angling for permanent protection from Japanese imports. They've become addicted to the profitable effects of the quotas, and -- like all addicts -- they're peddling their own version of reality that holds that the addiction isn't so bad after all.
Chrysler chairman Lee A. Iacocca is a master at this. He's all for the free market but claims that the Japanese have an "unfair" edge in low taxes and an artificially low exchange rate that Chrysler -- on its own -- can't overcome. Mr. Iacocca puts the advantage at $1,600 a car and says that, otherwise, he can compete. Actually, the facts are:
*The yen is a fifth higher now than in 1975, but Japanese imports have risen 140%. A University of Michigan study puts the Japanese cost advantage at $1,300 to $2,200 a car, reflecting factory efficiencies and lower labor costs. The Japanese can sell all the cars they're allowed under the "voluntary" annual quote (1.9 million) at high prices. But the study warned that if the Japanese ever turn their cost superiority into price cutting, it would threaten "the continued existence of the U.S. automotive industry in its current form."
*Despite quality improvements that U.S. companies claim to have made (and probably have), the reputation of American cars continues to slide. Drivers most want maintenance-free operation from a car, according to John Hemphill of J.D. Power & Associates. In 1979, 28% of drivers rated U.S. cars "excellent" or "very good" on dependability; by 1983, that was 24%. Meanwhile, comparable ratings for Japanese cars rose from 19% to 30%, according to the Power surveys. Like It or Not, Prices Are Up
Perhaps the most offensive bit of industry propaganda is that quotas haven't increased car prices and -- more preposterous -- that auto prices have risen less than inflation -- that is, cars are becoming relatively cheaper. Even the industry's own statistics indicate Manufacturers Association reports, the average price of a new car was $4,051, and average weekly earnings were $145; a car cost the equivalent of 27.9 weeks of earnings, down from 35.4 weeks in 1960. Since 1973, the cost of a car, measured in weeks of earnings, has risen steadily. It was 31.3 in 1978, 32.3 in 1980, and 37.5 in 1983.
Moreover, consumers are behaving as if prices had risen. Deterred by high new car prices, they're holding onto their cars longer (the average age of a car was 7.2 years in 1982, up from 5.7 years in 1973). And more buyers are being forced into the used car market. Used car prices, therefore, have jumped even more than new car prices, rising about a fifth faster since 1980.
When auto executives say car prices are rising less than inflation -- as Ford treasurer David N. McCammon did recently -- they're using government statistics either incompetently or dishonestly. It's true that the consumer price index for new cars rose less (6.5%) than the overall index (9.5%) from 1981 to 1983. But auto executives know (or ought to) that many adjustments have been made to the consumer price index that understate the true price of cars.
For starters, the Bureau of Labor Statistics adjusts the consumer price index for "quality changes" in new cars, and these adjustments have recently eliminated up to half the price increase from the index. …


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