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Five Can't-Miss Street Food Experiences
When most of us travel abroad, we plan our trip around excursions to museums, parks, gardens, architectural wonders, and historical sites. We search painstakingly for deals on airfare and accommodations, research the best places to stay or routes to take. But what about the food—the local cuisine of our intended destination?
Most often, the local cuisine can be had in the streets—and at a bargain price that's sure to make any frugal traveler jump for joy. Street food for many people in the places we visit is considered the common person's food. It may not sound enticing, it can even sound a bit boring, but street food can be the most memorable part of a trip.
1. Crepes and the Outdoor Markets in Paris, France
The crepe is the quintessential Parisian street food. There are savory or salty (salé), crepes as well as sweet (sucré) crepes, so you can pretty much eat crepes all day long. But make sure that the proprietor makes them fresh rather than reheating pre-made crepes. Pre-made crepes turn out too soggy and not as tasty as those that are fresh-made. Sweet crepe fillings not to be missed are Nutella and chocolate. (Eat them separately—not together!) As for savory crepes, any type of cheese (ah, France has so many!) will do.
Although Paris might be better known for its incredible flea markets and antiques (marchés aux puces), there are quite a few outdoor markets (marchés en plein-air) where you can buy food. The covered markets are open all year long while the open-air markets are generally open only two or three mornings a week. There are outdoor markets in every district or arrondissement of Paris, so chances are you can find one pretty easily.
2. Meat Pies and the Borough Market in London, England
Yes, as a country, England is not known for outstanding food. There are no fancy restaurants in other parts of the world that boast delightful British cuisine. But their food scene has been rapidly evolving, incorporating Indian curries and other international flavors. However, many of the restaurants that offer the more innovative—and tasty—food are on the expensive side. And the question of what is authentically British food comes to mind. Aside from finding a cheap—and decent—fish and chips place, what can a frugal traveler eat? The answer is a meat pie, a wholly British concoction that is inexpensive and oh-so-good.
Square Pie is an upscale chain of fast food meat pies located throughout London. They offer two different sizes of pie (the larger Classic and the smaller Midi) and a variety of meat combinations like lamb and rosemary or steak and Guinness. They also carry cheese pies and sweet pies as well as side dishes like mashed potatoes, mushy peas (which tastes better than it sounds), sausage rolls, and veggie rolls.
The Borough Market, London's oldest food market and located by the London Bridge, is another place to go for authentic local fare at a modest price. In addition to local and organic produce, artisan cheeses, and meats, you can also find savory and sweet pies, pickles, sausages, and an array of prepared international foods. You can spend an entire day just going through this expansive market, eating your way from one end to another.
3. Kushari and the Khan el-Khalili Bazaar in Cairo, Egypt
It may be taking a great leap of faith to try street food in Egypt, but the adventurous traveler can and should. As expected, there will be plenty of falafel, but the dish to try is kushari (also spelled kosheri, koshari, and koshary), considered the common Egyptian person's food and popular among street vendors. It's a combination of pasta, rice, brown lentils, vinegar, and tomato sauce topped with fried onions. You can add fried liver or some type of meat for an additional topping.
The best place to eat kushari is at the Khan el-Khalili Bazaar, one of the world's oldest and largest markets. And while it's not known for food (the main goods sold are gold, silver, copper, perfume, spices, and cloth), there are several coffee or tea shops, restaurants, and street food vendors distributed throughout the market, so you're certain to find a place that sells kushari. The ambience of the old bazaar makes this excursion for kushari one that will certainly top a traveler's list of the coolest—or craziest—places he or she has ever had a meal. In between haggling for silver cartouche or a woven afghan, check out one of the coffee shops, which are generally small and quite traditional, serving Arabic coffee. You can also try a shisha, which is a water pipe for smoking herbal fruits or tobacco.
4. Cheese Steak Sandwiches, the Amish, and Reading Terminal Market in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
While some Americans may fight over how to prepare their pork ribs, hot dogs, and hamburgers, none will dispute the way a cheese steak sandwich should be made. In fact, there seems to be only one way, and that way is the Philly way.
The Philly cheese steak sandwich is an icon of American comfort food and is best experienced in Philadelphia. Chopped steak meat with "the wiz," served on a warm roll is how most people eat it, though there are toppings that can be enjoyed without ridicule from the local Philadelphians, like onions or peppers. The place to go for cheese steak is 9th Street and Passyunk Avenue, where the debate over who makes the best cheese steak in the City of Brotherly Love (Geno's or Pat's) has been going on for decades. These two rival establishments are directly across from each other, which makes it easy for any hungry visitor to patronize both places in the same day, even the same lunch hour.
There are many places to find excellent street food in the United States, but one that stands out is the Reading Terminal Market in Philadelphia. The origins of the market itself go back to the time of William Penn, though the site itself was once a train terminal for the Reading Railroad Company. Within the walls of this former train station are several food stalls that will certainly impress you. Yes, there's a stall that serves the signature cheese steak, but you'll also find many stalls offering Amish specialties like breads, ribs, cheese, and ice cream. The Amish specialties are worth the trip to this indoor market, since you're not likely to find them in other parts of the country. Since they favor rural life and primarily choose to separate themselves from the non-Amish world, their presence and their goods—all handmade, made with local ingredients, and quite delicious—are a welcome site at the market.
5. Hawker Food and Hawker Centers in Singapore
Street food is at the heart of all things epicurean in Singapore, and eating it is the best way to experience the country via your palate. "Hawker" is the name given to the open-air stalls that provide street food, and they're usually grouped together in food courts or centers. For those who tend to stay away from street food when traveling, hawker food is extremely trustworthy. The Singaporean government instituted a system of inspecting and grading (A through D) for cleanliness, and the grade must be displayed on the front of each stall. There are several hawker centers throughout Singapore, a tiny island country of only 259 square miles. Try the Chomp Chomp Food Centre near Fort Canning Park, a bit off the beaten path, but definitely worth the visit. Or ask a native Singaporean for his or her favorite hawker court or center.
As you survey the offerings at the hawker food centers, you'll notice that Malay, Chinese, Indian, some Indonesian, some Japanese, and even some Western influences can be found in many Singaporean foods. This is supremely evident in the noodle dishes: mee goreng (chilies, minced meat, potatoes, and bean sprouts in a light curry sauce), bee hoon goreng (fried eggs, sprouts, and onions), and char kway teow (clams, sausage, and egg) are but three of countless noodle dishes. Don't forget to try the Hainanese chicken rice, Singapore's signature dish, and beef or chicken satay.
Whether you're visiting Paris, France or Paris, Kentucky, asking the locals to guide you to their favorite street fare is the best way to discover the local flavor.


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The National Day of Prayer is held every year on the first Thursday in May.
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Hair tutorial - Korra by rykyWatch
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Korra hair tutorial
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Korra hair tutorial
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I will never use this. BUT KORRA-
so cool :3
maybe its maybeline
why does every hair you make have to be so blurry
The hair isn't too blurry, it does look a little realistic, plus many people use the kind of style. Plus it's for texture in some digital art.
Lol why reply to old comments? K
Whoops, I didn't see the date until now, sorry! XD
It's alright. I've already been bitched out about my comment. Lesson learned: "Don't say anything constructive about ryky because butthurt fans will always be there to criticize anything said against him." I'm not really referring to you, I'm referring to the people who reply in less than a day after I mae the comment.
Nah, it's okay, anyways, I'm very calm with situations like this, but people shouldn't be very mean about what you said, you just asked a question. :3
It really was just a simple observation that many of the tutorials that he does are not much of tutorials (and that's fine) and that some of the hairs he makes are pretty blurry on ends. But, I guess it is sort of a semi-realism sort of deal.
The tutorials that he makes are simple, but it's just some people would need explanation of how he does it, right now I'm testing it and it works fine.
I also think of it as realism too, because I see that blending technique in the Fatal Frame series when it comes to the cutscenes, showing either the main antagonist, the main character or what spirit you're going to have to battle.
Because it's semi-realism?xD
No that's not semi-realism... plus I am just generally curious. I guess it's just his style but all his hair is blurry/fuzzy and it's just not aesthetically pleasing to me. But, I am only one of seven billion.
good work go
nice thx
Great tutorial thank you
thank you very much!
this is really useful
this is really useful
Nice step by step.
I cant seem to get through the first step
Beautiful! Totally awesome!
Too much Pantene
very pretty! I'm still trying to learn how to color hair more realisticly on a computer. But it still seems hard to me... ^^"
Speaking of which, what do you think korra's hair smells like?
Only few can master korra's luscious hair, so only try doing it if you are MLG pro at drawing.
Don't listen to anyone who is trying to correct what you do on here. I hate people who try to push there view of art onto everyone else because they want others to see them as a better artist. When in fact it makes them look like idiots. I enjoy your displays, like many other pieces on here of other artist. It's your art not anyone else's keep it up.
Well, people have opinions. If they're not welcome, comments can be disabled. Just because one is a sensitive artist doesn't mean the rest of the human race is here to pat you on the back when you show them your stuff. Especially when it's categorized as a tutorial.
Ya i agree opinions are ok. But it is the comments that people make stating how flawed someones work is even if it's a tutorial, They have to put in the way they would do it better than the artist or how there opinion is more important than anything. Now i'm not in anyway a great artist i have things i have made with little crap programs and i know all to well they aren't the best. It is my understanding that art isn't a one way thing. There is my way and then there is everyone else. I have seen a lot of awe inspiring things on here and it always made me feel good to get to see such works.
Please ignore that b**** Korebetha. She seams to be going around picking fights. She did it to me too.
lol I picked a fight with you? Goodness gracious. Posting that on this page is picking a fight.
She can be one all she likes or he who knows. One unruly person does not share the ideals and inspirations of the many. I am applying that to what i've said as well.
Lol all I really got from that was she can be one. I'm too dumb to comprehend. XS but it sounded almost poetic. Or like a riddle, I suck at riddles xD I'm thinking you mean that she doesn't share the same thoughts as others? Sorry xS
They hate you, too, sweet cheeks.
Glad you hold the opinion of they. Who ever "they" may be but since "They" haven't said anything your opinion does nothing, Sweet cheeks.
That all you got?
That all you got?
Well so far i don't really need much for you. Others have let me know to not take anything you say as anything important. You might want to fix that if you're picking fights with everyone. Try to get some sleep and relax for a while then when you want to chat about interesting ideas and creative design or whatever, then you get back on and apologize like an adult would and be kind and understanding. Sweet cheeks.
*yawn* of course don't take me seriously.
Why the fuck would you take me seriously?
The *yawn* thing is just another identifier that you aren't going to actually act like an adult so lets just not talk to each other its obvious you can't hold a conversation without being a child. Have a nice day.
Anyways, sorry for calling you a cunt, but I don't know what you expect. Are you trying to get me to fight with you? I literally just told you to not take me seriously and you and TheGreatRayne are so bent on making a mountain out of an ant pile. You guys have read too far into what I have said, and wondering how I am the bitch and the idiot. And literally, the first thing I said to TheGreatRayne was that I AGREED WITH HIM/HER, but I said there was no point in arguing about people who did not agree with them. My advice to you two is to lighten up.
My intention when writing my ORIGINAL COMMENT, "If you wanted to get technical and anatomical, the light IS out of place, but since this is stylized, why does it matter? Every artist deals with this. People have personal tastes and have the right to express that this style dissatisfies their taste. Putting your art in the public is basically putting it under the eye of public scrutiny. I would understand if they repeatedly said they don't like it, but most people are only stating once. And getting butthurt about it and retorting only puts you on the same level as them." was not to insult. In fact, there are no insulting tendencies in it. I'm still confused on that part. Only thing even slightly insulting would be the 'butthurt' thing.
Dang, no one can even just joke around without someone getting a stick up their ass.
You're just spouting insults. I have no time for someone spouting insults and calling ME a child based on some message I left where I was just messing around. Lighten up, cunt.
Agreed! Some people!
It seems like more people interested in correct your art rather than enjoy it. Almost as if they don't know what a style, or personal preference is. I like your shine, and light bends and for all we know the sun is to the right of her (our left) and every one knows the sun is bright. Who is to say the light is out of place?
I feel sorry you have got deal with this. Keep up the great work. And for the record I love your style!


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the a.c. in my 96 honda civic has stopped working, it doesn't even make a sound when i switch it on, the a.c. light does go on but that's all. yesterday it made this soft sputtering noise and that was it. i'm pretty sure the whole a.c. system will have to be replaced i'm looking for estimates.....can anyone help?
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Imagine if you will that someone needs to use one of those IRS tax prep software for their 2012 returns. That person gets the permission of their boss to use their work computer to load the software onto their office device. Then, another co-worker sees the person preparing their taxes with the software and she asks to use it for her returns. And, then another co-worker sees the activity of both and then gets the disk to load onto their work station.
Now, imagine that a software license auditor notes that three different machines are using their software based upon a report showing three computer's IP locations in the same area. They dispatch a third-party auditor to that office, discover the unauthorized software and then demand excessive royalty payments not only for the tax prep software but the other additional copies of other software.
Software audits are a growing source of revenue for many companies. They make them to ensure compliance and to make sure they are getting the royalties for their company.
If this scenario concerns you, here are several ways to protect your organization from an audit.
First, make sure that all employees know that they can't load unauthorized software onto your work systems. A company policy letter can address this as well as having the item noted during new employee orientation.
Second, if you authorize software, make sure that others in the organization know that the license is only for one machine. Think of a creative arts suite such as Photo Shop. An office marketing professional has the software on her machine, but she can't share it with others who want to use it on their machine without a license.
Next, it's important to document all software licenses and the machines that are authorized to have them as part of their operating system. I would make it a habit to have a computer professional to come into your office on a semi-annual basis and perform routine audits on your system. He or she can remove unauthorized versions of a software.
Finally, I would have all listed licenses and audits available in a binder or a readily available file. This can be given to a software auditor when he or she arrives at the office.
Business executives never know when a software audit will arise. Yet, prep work that anticipates the questions from them need to be addressed ahead of their arrival. Your computer professional can help you not only audit your software but also help you set up employee guidelines that clarify the company's position on sharing unauthorized software.
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The gateway to Amazonia, Belem was founded in 1616 by Portuguese conquistadors. Enjoy a city tour including a visit to the Goeldi Museum before embarking the Sea Adventurer to begin your journey.
For the next three days, cruise the Amazon and its tributaries. This area supports an unparalleled richness of biodiversity, with nearly one-fifth of the world's species of birds, about 30 monkey species, 1,800 species of butterflies, and more species of fish than the entire Atlantic Ocean. Zodiacs are key to explorations; they carry you along the waterways, as you search for birds, butterflies, Amazon river dolphins, and a host of other resident wildlife. On excursions ashore, explore the vegetation on nature walks and visit Caboclos, half-Portuguese, half-Indian natives who live in stilted houses along the river-banks. With an encyclopedic knowledge of the forests and fluvial environments, they share their wealth of experiences as you observe them in their daily activities.
Attend lectures on board and familiarize yourself with the history and culture of French Guiana, Suriname, and Guyana.
The three small islands which make up this archipelago were the site of the infamous French penal colony known collectively as "Devil's Island." Soon after the French Revolution of 1789, France's criminals were shipped here, among them Henri Charrière, who described the inhumane treatment and his escape in his autobiography Papillon. Wander the ruins of the colony, which are nearly reclaimed by the jungle, and visit the guards' quarters, prisoners' cells, hospital, and guillotine site. Search for burnished buff tanagers and squirrel monkeys, among many other species, in this verdant paradise of tangled fig trees.
Take a tour of Suriname's capital, Paramaribo, which is located on the banks of the Suriname River. Visit the 17th-century Fort Zeelandia, the country's oldest building, housing the Suriname Museum. Watch for capuchin monkeys in Palm Garden, the city's leafy park. Adjacent is the ornate Presidential Palace, one of the many historic colonial buildings of 18th and 19th century style, including the enormous century-old Catholic cathedral.
Rain forest habitat, which covers 85% of the country, begins 30 miles south of Paramaribo. An afternoon excursion takes you into the countryside where you visit an Amerindian village for a cultural presentation and a Zodiac cruise along the Para River.
Begin your travels up Guyana's mighty Essequibo River. The vast undisturbed rain forest blankets much of the country and supports 1,000 species of trees and about 1,200 species of mammals, reptiles, and birds. The Essequibo is lined with beaches, mangroves, shipwrecks, and boatyards, and is dotted with traditional dwellings and villages. Jet boats take you on exhilarating upriver explorations to the charming eco-resort island of Baganara, replete with white-sand beaches and nature trails. The small town of Bartika, a staging post for gold miners headed inland, has a marketplace where woodcarvings and gold jewelry are displayed.
A highlight of your time in Guyana is your chartered flight far into its wild heart-land to view Kaieteur Falls. The falls are 300 feet wide and 741 feet high — almost five times the height of Niagara. Enjoy a dramatic view of the thundering cascade, which creates a deafening roar along with many rainbows. You will also explore the virgin jungle of Kaieteur National Park to search for orchids and various bird species, including, with luck, the colorful cock-of-the-rock.
Lecturers recap your time in Guyana and introduce you to the history and natural wonders of Trinidad & Tobago.
Tucked off the coast of Venezuela lie the twin islands of Trinidad and Tobago. Joined into one country in the latter part of the 19th century, Tobago is quite Caribbean in nature, with exquisite beaches, exceptional snorkeling, and a relaxed atmosphere, while Trinidad seems more the progeny of everlively South America with its calypso music and cosmopolitan feel. As with any siblings, the islands do share some traits, particularly with regard to their flora and fauna. Over 400 species of birds can be found here, along with 600 varieties of butterflies, and a host of monkeys, armadillos, caiman, lizards, snakes, and marine species. The varieties of flowering plants — 2,300 in all, are astonishing.
Spend the afternoon at your leisure and stroll through the charming town of Charlotteville, magnificently situated on a large, calm bay, or simply relax and soak in the sights and sounds on the white-sand beaches.
Encountered by Columbus in 1498, Trinidad's native Indian population was later joined by Spanish, French, British, African, and Hindustani settlers, creating a cosmopolitan cultural mélange. After lunch on board drive to Caroni Bird Sanctuary, a National Park, and board local boats for a mangrove cruise. A highlight of your journey is the chance to photograph hundreds of flamboyant scarlet ibis as they come to roost at dusk. Keep an eye out for the 150 bird species found here including ospreys, herons, flamingos, plovers, and egrets. This evening you will be joined on board by a local steel-drum band for a lively performance of traditional music.
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Nigerian Islamists attack villages, churches near Chibok, dozens killed
MAIDUGURI, Nigeria, (Reuters) – Suspected Islamist militants killed dozens of people yesterday in an attack on three Nigerian villages, including one targeting worshippers at a church, a few kilometres (three miles) from Chibok, the scene of an abduction of more than 200 school girls.
Violence in Nigeria's northeast has been relentless in the past year and has gained in intensity since April, when more than 200 schoolgirls were snatched by Boko Haram rebels from Chibok. Efforts to free them, which have attracted Western support, have so far not succeeded.
In a separate assault on Friday evening insurgents killed seven soldiers in the village of Goniri, in Yobe state, a security source and witnesses said.
The attackers yesterday made simultaneous strikes on three villages in the Chibok community, in Borno state.
Boko Haram, which is fighting for an Islamic state in largely Muslim northern Nigeria, has killed thousands since launching an uprising on 2009, and many hundreds in the past three months.
It is by far the biggest security threat to Africa's largest economy and top oil producer, and has overshadowed government efforts to project an image of Nigeria to foreign investors as a prospective economic giant.
Samuel Chibok, a survivor of the attack on Kautikiri village, about five km from where the girls were snatched, said that around 20 men in a Toyota pick-up truck and motorcycles rolled into town. They sprayed it with bullets, focusing much of their fire power on panicked worshippers in a local church.
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Eliot: Poems (Hardcover)
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In the delightfully small Pocket Poets format that has proved so popular, a selection of the early poems of one of the greatest and most influential poets of our century. This essential collection includes that towering landmark of modernism, "The Waste Land", as well as such keenly ironic classics as "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock" and "Sweeney Among the Nightingales".
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Thomas Stearns Eliot was born in St Louis, Missouri, in 1888. He moved to England in 1914 and published his first book of poems in 1917. He received the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1948. Eliot died in 1965.
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German heritage of the Panhandle comes forward during the annual Sausage Lovers Festival, as well as its artistic side during the Marigolds' Arts & Crafts Festival held each November. Fill your stomach with Texas traditions during the spring in Levelland. Join other hungry guests at the Taste of Texas BBQ Cook-Off in April, and check out live music, arts and crafts.
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Structural Breaks in the International Transmission of Inflation
To shed light on changes in international inflation, this paper proposes an iterative procedure to discriminate between structural breaks in the coefficients and the disturbance covariance matrix of a system of equations, allowing these components to change at different dates. Conditional on these, recursive procedures are proposed to analyze the nature of change, including tests to identify individual coefficient shifts and to discriminate between volatility and correlation breaks. Using these procedures, structural breaks in monthly cross-country inflation relationships are examined for major G-7 countries (US, Euro area, UK and Canada) and within the Euro area (France, Germany and Italy). Overall, we find few dynamic spillovers between countries, although the Euro area leads inflation in North America, while Germany leads France. Contemporaneous inflation correlations are generally low in the 1970s and early 1980s, but inter-continental correlations increase from the end of the 1990s, while Euro area countries move from essentially idiosyncratic inflation to co-movement in the mid-1980s.
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Saturday 19th September
DDs 17th birthday
We were all initially awake at around 5am but had no intentions of getting up. Put TV on and we watched Stacys 'must-dos' (wish I had a $ for every time I saw that over the next two weeks). She sent us all back to sleep till about 9am
DD opened all her cards and pressies from home whilst still in bed and she was so excited as she had so many$$$ to spend
This is when I got a bit moody that we had not unpacked last night like we usually do and moaned that I was right we shouldnt have gone out for dinner. They reluctantly admitted I was right and mental note for next time, will eat in resort, unpack and not hit the parks till next day.
Took so long to unpack we missed Concierge breakfast. DD least favourite park is MK and was gracious enough even on her birthday to say we should go as it is DS favourite. It was lunch-time by the time we got there and as we had not had breakfast headed for a CS to have lunch - the pizza one,by Dumbo..I can't remember the name
We then did all DS favourites without any wait thanks to GAC we had picked up at City Hall.
Got back to YC around 5pm DD went off to lobby to work out how to use free wi-fi. We went to try out Concierge having some snacks. DH had a few beers and I had a few glasses of Zinfandel....we were going to love this Lounge
Back to room for shower/change before dinner at Cali Grill. Knock on door delivery for DD. Solid white chocolate Minnie and plate of strawberries dipped in chocolate on a tray with a card from the YC wishing her a happy birthday.
We got a taxi to CG arriving about 8.20pm/half hour early. Had mooch around the 4th floor before going to CG check-in. They were running late so went up to 15th, out onto observation deck and watched Wishes. Just as it was ending our pager started bleeping perfect timing Allocated a lovely window table in the little room at the rear of the restaurant...nice and quiet in this area. Rachel and I had the Filet of Beef with Sour Cream Mash, Kev had the Black Grouper. Nice bottle of red between us. Rachel not too happy thinking of her friends back home and Lewis
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In late October, the water surged over Surf Avenue in Brooklyn, NY. Amongst the businesses and residences the water damaged or destroyed was The Coney Island Museum, home of "Burlesque At The Beach", which many believe to be the birthplace of the burlesque revival on the east coast.
On 'Black Friday', while much of America was shopping in malls and big box stores, Scratch and Miss Mina Murray, two of The Boston Babydolls, loaded their car with cleaning and construction supplies and headed for the museum to spend the day helping out. Despite it being more than 3 weeks after the storm hit and receded, evidence of the hurricane was still readily apparent. "Water damaged walls had been torn out to the height of four of five feet, the wiring all needs to be replaced, and hundreds of artifacts need to be cleaned and inventoried to see if they can be salvaged or repaired", said Scratch. Scratch, who has a background in construction, spent the day removing damaged light fixtures from the ceiling.
"We were glad we could help out, but when we left we wanted to do more", said Scratch. "I talked with Patrick [Wall – the house manager at the museum, tasked with managing the volunteers] and decided to turn The 3rd Annual Burlesque Marathon into a benefit for the museum."
The annual burlesque marathon takes place at The Coolidge Corner Theatre in late November or early December. The all-night event starts at midnight on Saturday and runs through breakfast – "pastries with folks in pasties" – on Sunday morning. Dozens of burlesquers from all over the northeast perform between 80 and 100 acts over the course of about eight hours.
The burlesque action will be punctuated by raffle drawings once an hour. On offer are prizes from local, national, and international vendors and donors, including everything from tickets to the upcoming Boston Babydolls' show, The Bod of Avon, restaurants to classes (burlesque and otherwise) to DVDs and those burlesque essentials, pasties.
The Third Annual Boston Burlesque Marathon begins at 11:59 p.m. on Saturday, Dec 1. Tickets are $25 in advance, $35 on the day of the event and available at The Coolidge Corner Theater box office (290 Harvard St., Brookline MA) or on-line.
The Coney Island Museum is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization located at 1208 Surf Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11224. Information about donations and relief efforts can be found at http://www.coneyisland.com/volunteer.shtml


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Fertile land tilled by the hard-working fathers and mothers of the area along with the many DelMonte and Norwood factory workers sum up the majority of the persons in the miniscule community. A small downtown comprised mostly of self employed parents brings the two rival schools homecoming banners proudly waving . St. Mary,s Catholic Church is a large Europian gothic cathredral, a sight to to behold. The towns population balloons to 4,000 during the height of summers heat and humity. Other items sight of Chief Sleepy Eye Monument, near the Fort Ridgely St. Park grounds, Hwy 14 west takes you to the town of Walnut Grove(35miles)
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In a strongly worded letter to the Army, Sen. Mark Warner said he was "disappointed" that the Army hasn't put into a place a list of recommendations to improve Arlington National Cemetery, reports the Washington Post.
Warner wanted to "express my concern and disappointment about a lack of significant follow-up on the Army's efforts to incorporate and implement the recommendations," the letter states. It was sent to Secretary of the Army John McHugh.
At issue is a list of recommendations from Northern Virginia technology companies in a report that found the cemetery had an out-of-date paper record keeping system and inadequate oversight that ultimately led to remains being put into incorrect or mismarked graves, the Post reports.
Warner also wanted an update into a criminal investigation looking into a mass grave at the cemetery that had eight sets of cremated remains.


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Letters from the Eye postbag: calligraphy by Paul Shaw
One of the more cheering aspects of working on a graphic design magazine is receiving elaborately designed letters through the Royal Mail. When the invoice from contributor Paul Shaw arrived in this envelope last week, it seemed a shame to open it.
2 April 2009
The Form of the Book 5
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Dracula, blood-red prints of darkness (with dedicated typefaces)
John Morgan's meticulous reading of Dracula, Bram Stoker's classic and complex 'novel' (originally published in 1897) results in a golden, golden-section edition, writes Derek Birdsall. As one of the characters repeatedly refers to the (then) modern invention of the typewriter, Morgan has set Mina Harker's journal entries in a quirky version of typewriter type (Remington, of course!).
1 April 2009
These letters are so wrong
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But sometimes, as Playful Type shows, 'any old shape' really will do
'A typically moral and conscientious Englishman', Eric Gill once said, finds himself inclined to think that 'an "R" ought to have a bow more or less semicircular and of a diameter about half the length of the stem', even though in reality 'any old shape will do to make a letter with'. But moralisation about type is not limited to the people with the stiff upper lips, writes Jan Middendorp.
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The new issue of Eye 71 is out. And to celebrate, we are having our first-ever Type Week on the blog. Watch this space for blogs about typography books, typefaces, new technology and extracts from Eye 71.
31 March 2009
The heights (and depths) of fashion
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Moscow's 'Changing Beauty': style is in the eye of the photographer
'Changing Beauty' is the theme of the sixth Fashion and Style in Photography biennale, organised by the Moscow House of Photography, with 60 exhibitions across the Russian capital, from the grand exhibition hall of the Manege to the small independent galleries and the GUM department store on Red Square, writes Wayne Ford.
29 March 2009
Jan van Toorn at the Mermaid
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'Collecting images is not enough. How democratic is it?'
In a very polite, and very Dutch way, writes Simon Esterson, Jan van Toorn used the latest D&AD lecture to remind the audience at London's Mermaid Theatre about graphic design's social possibilities. He told us we should break out of our design stereotypes because, 'it's boring to produce neat things'.
20 March 2009
Design auction
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When misunderstandings could be fatal – Mushrooms by Roger Phillips
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Last year I aired some reservations regarding Zack Snyder's then-forthcoming adaptation of Watchmen, the acclaimed graphic novel by Dave Gibbons and Alan Moore. One of the concerns was that, since the comic's initial publication in 1986, many of its themes have been explored and copied elsewhere – most obviously in Pixar's The Incredibles and in the TV series Heroes, the first season of which borrows a major plot point.
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Museum and magazine
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New exhibitions at the Graphic Design Museum in Breda, Holland
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Programming-oriented course on effectively using modern computers to solve scientific computing problems arising in the physical/engineering sciences and other fields. Provides an introduction to efficient serial and parallel computing using Fortran 90, OpenMP, MPI, and Python, and software development tools such as version control, Makefiles, and debugging.
Computation and simulation are increasingly important in all aspects of science and engineering. At the same time writing efficient computer programs to take full advantage of current computers is becoming increasingly difficult. Even laptops now have 4 or more processors, but using them all to solve a single problem faster often requires rethinking the algorithm to introduce parallelism, and then programming in a language that can express this parallelism. Writing efficient programs also requires some knowledge of machine arithmetic, computer architecture, and memory hierarchies.
Although parallel computing will be covered, this is not a class on the most advanced techniques for using supercomputers, which these days have tens of thousands of processors and cost millions of dollars. Instead, the goal is to teach tools that you can use immediately on your own laptop, desktop, or a small cluster. Cloud computing will also be discussed, and students who don't have a multiprocessor computer of their own will still be able to do projects using Amazon Web Services at very low cost.
Along the way there will also be discussion of software engineering tools such as debuggers, unit testing, Makefiles, and the use of version control systems. After all, your time is more valuable than computer time, and a program that runs fast is totally useless if it produces the wrong results.
High performance programming is also an important aspect of high performance scientific computing, and so another main theme of the course is the use of basic tools and techniques to improve your efficiency as a computational scientist.
The use of a variety of languages and techniques will be integrated throughout the course as much as possible, rather than taught linearly. The topics below will be covered at an introductory level, with the goal of learning enough to feel comfortable starting to use them in your everyday work. Once you've reached that level, abundant resources are available on the web to learn the more advanced features that are most relevant for you.
Experience writing and debugging computer programs is required :
Preferably experience with scientific, mathematical, or statistical computing, for example in Matlab or R. (Previous knowledge of Fortran, Python, or parallel computing languages is not assumed.)
Students should also be comfortable with undergraduate mathematics, particularly calculus and linear algebra, which is pervasive in scientific computing applications. Many of the examples used in lectures and assignments will require this background. Past exposure to numerical analysis is a plus.
All of the software used in this course is open source and freely available. A Virtual Machine will be provided that can be used to create a Linux desktop environment (with all of the required software pre-installed) that can be run on any operating system using the free VirtualBox software. An Amazon Web Services AMI will also be provided to allow doing the course work in the cloud.
Course notes will be provided to compliment lectures. The notes and slides from lectures will also contain many references to other free resources on the web, along with some recommended books on the topics covered.
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If you're using Foursquare on your Android phone, and are willing to try out a testing version (with photos and comments), listen up. Dennis Crowley, a member of the Foursquare for Android team, is looking for testers of the new app on Twitter. You'll need to be able to sideload applications on your phone, and be ready just in case things don't work quite as expected -- that's why it's a test. Here's the link to the file, as provided by Mr. Crowley. Now go check in somewhere! [@dens]
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As the baby boomer generation ages and the number of retiring health care workers outweighs the number of new people entering the profession, the health care worker shortage is escalating, and in Michigan it will become a full-blown crisis.
But Roberta Peterson, Dean of LCC's Human Health and Public Service Careers Department, says their new facility is one solution to the problem. The building was funded by the LCC millage increase passed by voters in 2001. President of the college says they will keep to their promise with the new facility by training double the amount of health care students.
And because demand is not just for nurses, the facility offers instruction for 10 health-related fields including message therapy, dental hygiene, and x-ray and ultrasound technology.
Dean Peterson also says because it is a community college, most students will stay and work in the community instead of taking their services elsewhere.
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The originality lies in the changed game play, as a [real HP] bar (name will be improved) will be added to make a difference whenever a pokemon or character just faints or really dies. A relationship system should be added as well as some ways to do things the good, the neutral or the evil way. Basically make a Pokemon game where the player can do anything. (Remember what happened when one of the legendary birds was caught?)
And I wanted to start this off in the original Pokemon environment, just with meanwhile improved grafics.
But from your post I suppose you don't know any ressource and don't expect there to be one. What a pity! Well, maybe someone else?
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I hope everyone has a great day today!
What are some of your favorite dad memories either as one or with yours?
I always have fun remembering my dad teaching me how to drive. Especially his lecture about winter: always have a shovel in your trunk, scrape the windows, mirrors, and clean off the head and tail lights.
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Dude, you are Gameday Rulzzz and could probably post about anything.
When we started a family 10 years ago, neither of us imagined we would end up with four kids. And all four girls! Hubby is a great Dad who works hard and has passed his love of the Cyclones, St. Louis Cardinals, and Denver Broncos onto all of us. It may take a small miracle and lots of alcohol to make it through 17+ years of teenage girls.
My Dad was also a Dad of all girls. He is one of the most patient, loving, generous men I know. In my 38 years I have never heard him raise his voice, rather he disciplined us with soft spoken, logical advice. When I was at ISU I washed my car in the winter and leaving the car wash I thought I was driving over a pile of snow. Instead it was a cement parking slab with rebar sticking out under a layer of snow which ripped my brakelines. He wasn't mad when I called him and he came down to help me get it fixed. He simply said, "I bet you won't do that again". Sure enough, I always look at what I may be driving over to avoid that situation again.
He is also one of the biggest Cyclone fans I know. He has season football, wrestling, women's basketball and men's basketball tickets. All while living an hour away and farming until a few years ago. He travels to the NCAA wrestling tourney almost every year to support the Cyclones. He is helping to raise the next generation of Cyclones by providing all the grandkids with Jr Cyclone memberships. He truly bleeds Cardinal and has a heart of Gold.
My dad was a huge smart ***. He would always go on how about his mother would call him "Sonny" because he was so bright or brag about getting "☆+'s" when he was in grade school, which were apparently better than "A+'s". One of his favorites hobbies was giving someone a good teasing. When I got home from elementary school he would always ask me what I learned in school and would answer with a, "I don't know," to which he usually responded, "Sounds like you been climbing the stupid tree at school and hit every branch on the way down." Classic Dad.
My favorite story of Dad involves my sweet and loving Aunt C, whom he would relentlessly torment her any chance he could get as she was his favorite target. Some might say that at times would be a little mean spirited about it, but he would always swear his "intentions" were never to cause psychological damage. At the time my Aunt C was trying to find a good man to marry and one of my Dad's favorite jack *** remarks was, "C, by the time you get married, I'm going to be dead." We have heard this line so often that would grin and shake our heads every time he said it.
Well as this story goes my Aunt was lucky enough to find a man to marry and their wedding date was on September 6, 2003. At that point my dad was dead for little over three years. Now I never got the chance to ask him this, but I assume he placed more importance on being right rather than being alive, God rest his soul. But what do you expect since this was the guy that so bright he got "☆+'s" when he was a little kid.
It was an early Father's Day present for my dad back in May of 2010, but my dad being a huge New York Mets fan (being a native Long Islander), I saw that the Mets were playing the Brewers in Milwaukee, so I bought a couple of tickets behind home plate (for an amazing price, really). Toured the Harley-Davidson Museum that afternoon, then went to Miller Park for the game. Santana pitched an amazing, scoreless 8 innings, but alas they lost in the bottom of the 9th. Kind of a continuation of a running joke, really - no one can recall the last time my dad saw the Mets win a game in person. Despite the loss, it was a great day, and Miller Park is one of our favorite ballparks (although living 20 miles from Comerica Park has its advantages and we can't wait for the day the Mets come to Detroit to play the Tigers - although I'll be a Tigers fan that day).
"That's what I do. I drink, and I know things." - Tyrion Lannister
"Success is just failure that hasn't happened yet." - life advice from Latrell Spreewell
So my soon to be 3 year old brought me breakfast in bed yesterday, (I had *my* father's day yesterday) and then we did exactly what I wanted to do all day, which happened to be catching up on housework. Today, I spent the day with my wife, 2 sons (3 years next month and 9 months), mom, dad, brother and his wife and 2 daughters (3 years and 3 months), and grandma. We walked to my cousin's house where he was hosting his family, so my uncle and aunt, several of my cousins and their kids. My dad took my son for a ride on his antique tractor, I took my wife for a ride in their convertible.
Honestly, the people who say that high school/college are 'the best years of your life' are giving up too early. There's nothing better than watching your kids run around. Really, though, I see future years getting even better.
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I'm going to miss this blog so much! As a fattie who has recently started accepting myself for the awesome person I am, I've found this blog to be a great place to go when I need a boost in my confidence and convictions. I work in a call center, and the two girls seated closest to me are complete fitness and diet junkies, constantly talking about how many calories they've consumed, and their latest workout regimens. And while I appreciate their dedication, it sometimes makes me feel like a freak for not caring about losing weight. It has been immensely helpful to be able to come here, to a place populated by like minded people. Thank you so much!
Thx Tasha!
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I'm a non-fat, and I just have to say that this blog series has really helped me see my size privilege, which up until now had been just SO easy for me to ignore. You really helped break down a lot of concepts for me and now I see fatphobia everywhere and am calling out my friends who use it. I'll definitely read your other blogs too!
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Thank you. This blog has not only been empowering, informative and interesting, it was also very well written and fun to read. You definitely influenced my thoughts and opinions on the matter of fat acceptance (and, for me, thats a good deal about self-acceptance as well). Thanks.
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Thanks, Tasha! This series was wonderful. Challenging, definitely inspired some of the more spirited discussions on here, to say the least. It definitely provoked me started to change how I think of the word "fat" as a -- "nonfat" I guess I would be termed by most? I've got major body image issues myself but at least I've started to think of the word "fat" as more of a neutral descriptive term.
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just when it was getting good, you're signing off? i L-O-V-E your take on things, so will gladly follow you to other urls. don't ever stop writing and sassing, miss fierce.
will BITCH be bringing on someone new to take up the fat talk? i would absolutely totally 100% love the opp/gig, if you're lookin', kelsey wallace ;)
for other smart takes on fat and pop culture, your fans might love as i do lesley kinzel's fatshionista; and there's often great size-related talk at racialicious.
The media preys on all
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The media preys on all women's insecurities, fat and thin alike. And, as you have pointed out, fat mostly.
Sure, making a conscious decision to not feed into it is important. But I think it's more than that.
It's about not feeding the divisiveness to begin with.


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Nissitissit Saturday
Sully and I fished the Nissitissit the Saturday with not much luck. Fished from 8:30 to 12:00 from the Lower section to Colombo Park. Sully had 2 or 3 hooks ups and I think landed one? I had 2 hook ups and landed one, a 12" bow.
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P.S. Thanks alot Sully for showing me around. Had a great time.
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Nate glad you had fun my pleasure. We'll do it again in the spring when the water level and flow is much better. I tried to post this yesterday but it became vaporware.
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Tze Liang in action at the Glasgow Commonwealth Games recently. -GLENN GUAN/The Star
PETALING JAYA: Diver Ooi Tze Liang was born with flat feet but he has not allowed his condition to stop him from excelling in diving.
Coach Yang Zhuliang, for one, is impressed with his achievement.
"It (Tze Liang's achievement) is more remarkable as he has flat feet condition ... some coaches felt that he could not become a top diver when they first saw him," said Zhuliang.
"That's because his feet tends to roll over to the inner side when he is standing or walking.
"It is difficult for a diver with flat feet to train as he will find it harder to balance when he is standing on the edge of the board because he cannot bend (his feet) like normal people.
"But look where he is now," said Zhuliang.
Tze Liang has indeed come far. And now he has a chance to cap what has been a defining year for him by emerging as the biggest medal winner for Malaysia at the Asian Games in Incheon, South Korea, from Sept 19-Oct 4.
The 20-year-old bagged a gold in the 3m springboard individual at the recent Glasgow Commonwealth Games, where he beat two-time world junior champion Jack Laugher of England.
Tze Liang also finished behind another Englishman Tom Daley, the world champion in 2009, for a silver in the 10m platform individual in Glasgow.
Tze Liang, or Davis as he is known to his friends, is now set to tackle five events in Incheon.
But coach Zhuliang is confident Tze Liang can stand up to the challenges, given the resolve he has shown in training since returning from Glasgow.
"The Commonwealth Games success has not changed him a bit. He is still the same Tze Liang, who quietly goes on polishing his routines. I'm very happy with his attitude," said Zhuliang, who added that the diver will raise his level of difficulties in preparation for the taxing programme in Incheon.
"The good thing is that he is young ... and the Commonwealth Games showed him what he can achieve through hard work and self-belief."
Besides the 10m platform and 3m springboard individual, Tze Liang will also compete in the 1m springboard individual as well as the synchro springboard and platform.
Tze Liang will partner Amsyar in the 3m springboard synchro and Chew Yi Wei in the 10m platform synchro.
The divers are now in Guangzhou to prepare for the Games.
The diving squad, who should contend for medals in all 10 events, also comprise Pandelela Rinong, Leong Mun Yee, Wendy Ng Yan Yee, Cheong Jun Hoong, Dhabitah Nur Sabri and Youth Olympics silver medallist Loh Zhiayi.
In Guangzhou four years ago, Malaysia bagged four silvers and five bronzes to finish second behind powerhouse China.
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1963 The Bass Museum was founded by the City of Miami Beach in 1963 when it accepted the donation of a private collection of Renaissance and Baroque works of art by John and Johanna Bass, part time residents of Miami Beach, formerly of Vienna, Austria.
1964 Bass Museum of Art opened its doors in the former Miami Beach Library and Art Center. The building, designed by Russell Pancoast, is considered an outstanding example of Art Deco architecture and is now historically designated, by both the National Register of Historic Places and the City of Miami Beach.
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2013 City of Miami Beach approves a $7.5 million grant to support a new wing to allow for enhanced education and exhibition programs. Arata Isozaki is reengaged as Design Consultant with David Gauld as architect.
2014 The 50th anniversary of the founding of the Bass Museum of Art was marked by record attendance, outstanding media coverage, and a significant increase in support from both individuals and foundations. A $500,000 grant from The W.K. Kellogg Foundation has enabled the launch of new outreach programs to engage children and families through art literacy projects in seven under-served Miami Dade County neighborhoods.
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Prana: breath. Ayama: retention. The practice of controlling the breath to help calm the mind and body. Focusing on taking full inhales and equally long exhales, keeps the mind focused on the present moment. In doing so it keeps the stress of the mind under control. The breath is what gets you through one pose and in to the next, it's really the most important part of the physical practice.
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Christian wants to achieve his dream of his wife making shirts and sweatshirts and for his family to have a small business, selling clothing to police forces.
El presidente de este grupo solidario es Christian un joven de 22 años, que vive con su esposa en la parroquia rural de Cusubamba en la ciudad de Cayambe, Christian se define como una persona carismática, alegre, trabajador y emprendedor con muchas ganas de salir adelante y brindarle a su esposa lo mejor.
El crédito solicitado a Fodemi se lo va a invertir en la compra de camisas y buzos negros para bordar con el logotipo de la policía y venderlos a ellos especialmente al grupo de antinarcóticos GEMA de la policía Ecuatoriana, este negocio lo inicio hace más de 2 años, dándoles excelentes resultado y mejorando la calidad de vida de su familia.
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