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Riki Takeuchi Movies and Career Information
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Riki Takeuchi is a Japanese actor best known for his roles in v-cinema yakuza movies. Takeuchi has starred in many yakuza films and action films, such as Dead or Alive by Takashi Miike. Takeuchi also starred in Battle Royale II: Requiem, where he played Riki Takeuchi.
- Riki Takeuchi Movies before 2015
- Big Man Japan (Dai-Nipponjin) 2009
- Last Life in the Universe (Ruang rak noi nid mahasan) 2004
- Dead or Alive 2002
- Nobody (1999) 1999
- Battle Royale 2
- Yakuza Wives (Gokudo no onna-tachi)
- Thermae Romae II
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A Zen-like cloud garden reflects the sky off a gently rippling pool, providing a tranquil atmosphere to display sculptures by the resident artists.
The Sitka Center for Art and Ecology, located along the Oregon coast, was interested in ideas for a new gallery. The parti is the intersection of two rectangles submerged into the sloping site. The first rectangle is the interior gallery space with its axis focusing on the stunning views of the ocean. The second is a reflecting pool carved into the hill creating a quiet meditative space to display sculptures. Here the lighting conditions vary due to the coastal breezes moving across the water and reflections of the ever-changing sky. The team explored methods of naturally ventilating and daylighting the building while working with Energy Scheming software to make a net zero building. The main level is accessed by a meandering ramp making a symbolic reference to the Salmon River flowing below.


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Altaire Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Issues Voluntary Nationwide Recall of 9 Lots of Carboxymethylcellulose Sodium 0.5% Ophthalmic Solution Sold Under Several Brands Because the Preservative May Not Be EffecPublish Date: Fri, 06 Sep 2013 22:01:00 -0400
Contact:Consumer:Joseph Sawaya(800) 258-2471 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE - September 06, 2013 – Aqueboque, NY, Altaire Pharmaceuticals, Inc., announces today that it is voluntarily recalling a total of nine (9) lots of Carboxymethylcellulose Sodium 0.5% Ophthalmic Solution, 30 mL, to the consumer level. There have been no reports of adverse effects to consumers so far. However, due to complaints of mold found in the 30 mL bottles after use, concerns regarding the effectiveness of the preservative after use and handling of the product by consumers have prompted the recall.A product whose preservative may not be effective could lead to the use of a contaminated product which creates a potential risk for eye infection. It has been confirmed by Altaire that all lots of product were sterile at the time of release, and that the preservative was effective when challenged against the USP Preservative Effectiveness Test. It has also been confirmed by Altaire that its production facility is not the source of any reported contaminants.The product is known generically as Carboxymethylcellulose Sodium 0.5% Ophthalmic Solution and labeled as follows:equate Restore Tears Lubricant Eye Drops Carboxymethylcellulose Sodium 0.5%, Sterile, 1 FL OZ (30 mL) - Distributed by Wal-Mart Stores, Inc.;Lubricant EYE DROPS FOR MILD TO MODERATE DRY EYE, STERILE, 1 FL OZ (30 mL), for Mild to Moderate Dry Eye - Distributed by CVS Pharmacy, Inc.;lubricant eye drops for mild to moderate dry eye, STERILE, 1 FL OZ (30 mL) - Dist. by Target Corp.Only the lots listed below are affected, and the recall is limited to the product in the 30 mL size:Lot # 11440, expiration date 09/2013, labeled for CVS;Lot # 11441, expiration date 09/2013, labeled for CVS;Lot # 12042, expiration date 01/2014, labeled for Wal-Mart and CVS;Lot # 12103, expiration date 02/2015, labeled for Wal-Mart;Lot # 12203, expiration date 05/2015, labeled for Wal-Mart and CVS;Lot # 12207, expiration date 05/2015, labeled for Wal-Mart;Lot # 12293, expiration date 08/2015, labeled for Wal-Mart;Lot # 12352, expiration date 09/2015, labeled for Target and CVS;Lot # 12356, expiration date 09/2015, labeled for Target and CVS.Carboxymethylcellulose Sodium 0.5% Ophthalmic Solution is a non-prescription (OTC) drug product used to relieve dryness of the eye and packaged in a plastic bottle inside a unit box. Lot numbers can be found printed horizontally on the side of the label and on the bottom flap of the box. The lots listed above were distributed between February 2012 and April 2013. The product was sold nationwide at retail stores.Altaire Pharmaceuticals is initiating the recall as a precautionary measure. Altaire takes its mission of consumer care and providing quality products very seriously. The company has reformulated the product with an enhanced preservative system. All lots of the product in the 30 mL size identified with lot numbers beginning with 13 (i.e. 13000) have been made with the enhanced preservative system.Altaire Pharmaceuticals is notifying its customers of the recall by phone and letters for further notification to their retail stores. Consumers who have the product with any of the lot numbers listed above should stop use of the product immediately and return it to the place of purchase.Consumers with questions regarding this recall can contact Altaire Pharmaceuticals at 1-800-258-2471, Monday – Friday from 9 am – 5 pm ET. Consumers should contact their physician or healthcare provider if they have experienced any problems that may be related to taking or using this drug product.Adverse reactions or quality problems experienced with the use of this product may be reported to the FDA's MedWatch Adverse Event Reporting program either online, by regular mail or by fax.Online: www.fda.gov/medwatch/report.htmRegular Mail: use postage-paid, pre-addressed Form FDA 3500 available at: www.fda.gov/MedWatch/getforms.htm. Mail to address on the pre-addressed form.Fax: 1-800-FDA-0178This recall is being conducted with the knowledge of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
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Victoria Beckham, Jason Wu, Lady Gaga, and other celebs tweet their hearts out.
Victoria Beckham Goes Under the Scissors
Before she was spotted rocking a short new 'do, Victoria Beckham gave fans a teaser by tweeting the remains of her locks. "Chopped it off! X vb," she tweeted. Have you seen her new look? Do you love it?
Jason Wu Represents Asians in Fashion
"Go Asia!" tweeted Jason Wu giving a shout out to fellow designers Richard Chai and Philip Lim, blogger Tommy Ton, and models Liu Wen and Shu Pei.
Mena Suvari is a PYT
"Getting ready for @AmericanPie press junket & gettin my best "Michael Jackson" on...lolol," tweeted Mena Suvari.
Teresa Palmer on the Red Carpet
Teresa Palmer had trouble staying serious on the red carpet. "At the @Wish_UWereHere premiere, laughing at my sisters pulling faces at me from the side of the red carpet!" she tweeted.
Lady Gaga's Plastic Diamonds
Lady Gaga isn't afraid to reveal her mock-bling. "Miss you monsters. About 1 month until tour. Whatdya think of these fake baubles? #DirtCheapPlasticLooksFantastic," she tweeted. Maybe plastic is a girl's best friend.
Jennifer Morrison's Tylenol Nails
Jennifer Morrison had some words of warning for fans considering copying her red-tipped French manicure. "Unintentional Tylenol nails :(" tweeted the actress.
Ashley Tisdale's Mousey Look
Ashley Tisdale returned to her Disney roots, sharing a pic of herself with Minnie Mouse ears. "The mouse is in the house," she tweeted.
Irina Shayk for Italian Vanity Fair
Going maxi on the bottom and minimum on top, model Irina Shayk shared photos from her latest shoot. "I had so much fun shooting Italian Vanity Fair with Alan Gelati in Los Angeles! And Intimissimi lingerie that was used for the shooting was amazing as always!," she tweeted.
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What is W Magazine contributing editor Giovanna Batagglia coveting? "Dolce & Gabbana peperoni jacket must have!" she tweeted. Even stylists window shop.
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Hollywood's 20th Century Fox has announced it is developing "X-Men: Apocalypse" and plans to open the sequel in theaters May 27, 2016.
The Hollywood Reporter said "Days" director Bryan Singer is expected to produce "Apocalypse," along with Simon Kinberg and Lauren Shuler Donner, however, it's unclear at this time if Singer will return as director.
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Sixty one year old Nellie a Marine Land Dolphin passed away this week. Nellie was the oldest dolphin to be raised in human care. Nellie became an icon in marine biology and an ambassador for marine animals. You can find more information about Nellie and photos of her life at this online tribute a legacy to Nellie.
Nellie was born at Marineland Florida in 1953. Her long life is a reflection of the outstanding care she received from Marineland staff over the years. Nellie was adopted as a mascot by Jacksonville University. She is not only a local star but has been on the big screen a few times. Over the years Nellie has held a place in many hearts.
Marineland is planning to celebrate Nellie's life on May 15th. There will be an open house with free admission for guests from 9am to 4:30 pm. More information about the event can be found on the Marineland website . If you would like to share kind words and condolences for Nellie use the hashtag #Nellie and Tweet them or share them on Facebook.


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2 rooms in heart of"El Rastro".WIFI
מספר אנשים מקסימלי4
חדרי שינה2
גודל35 מטר רבוע
Floor No.(with elevator)
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- אינטרנט/ אינטרנט אלחוטי
- מטבח
- מיזוג אוויר
- טלויזיה
- מעלית בבניין
- מכונת כביסה / מייבש
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|Calle Carlos Arniches, 28005 madrid, ספרד
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The apartment has everything you need for an unforgettable stay: fully equipped kitchen (oven, microwave, fridge freezer, washing machine, kitchen, kettle, Nespresso coffee machine, juicer, toaster, etc), the bathroom has a hair dryer . Plasma television. Air Conditioning and Heating. The flat is very bright as it´s on the fourth floor. The property has a lift.
Its location is ideal to visit on foot the center of Madrid and is only a few minutes from the main museums: Museo Reina Sofia, the Prado, the Thyssen-Bornemisza, Caixa Forum ... from Puerta del Sol and the Gran Vía, one of the most cosmopolitan streets of Madrid.
The apartment is located in the most traditional Madrid, in the heart of "El Rastro" (the most famous flea market in the country), close to the area of Lavapiés. There the traveler can enjoy delicious tapas and the famous "cañas" (beer served in small glasses) typical of the area.
It is advisable to stay on Sunday, the only day of the week to enjoy "El Rastro" whose tradition dates back to the fourteenth century, when some traders start selling old clothes. The tradition lives on to this day and each year hundreds of thousands visitors walk it´s streets. It is highly recommended to get lost among the antique shops offering unique items at very competitive prices. But "El Rastro" offers a host of products for children and adults, to suit all budgets and tastes. So it´s hard to leave without buying anything.
The tradition is that after a hard morning of shopping (closes at around 3 pm) one must make a stop for sustenance at any of the bars offering in his food menu the famous "tostas" or "raciones".
Respect the neighbors.
Caring for the house so guests can enjoy the following.
Please do not smoke.
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EXCELLENT!!! in a good position (two minutes'walk from the Metro and about ten minutes' walk from all spots of interest, including the stadium of Atletico Madrid!), the house is wonderful, all white in the style of a seaside Mediterranean house, fresh, full oh sunlight, absolutely clean, brand new and fully restored by the owner, a friendly young architect (speaking a good English) that awaited us in order to welcome us and advise us about the best things to see, providing us with maps, telephone numbers and so on.
the house is perfect for a couple and good for three people. four could be a couple with a pair of children. beds are comfortable, the kitchen is fully equipped with even some food and a full range of soaps, the tv has even some English channels, heating goes on as you want and very easy to regulate, the bathroom has a powerful ,hot shower and bath,small but relaxing .We enjoyed every moment of our stay thanks to the sensation of fresh and clean, the furniture so modern and tasteful, the central position, the very quiet and safe area. rapport between quality and price is perfect! I strongly recommend it.
Muy recomendable para unos días inolvidables en Madrid. El apartamento está en el centro de la ciudad a unos minutos de la Plaza Mayor. Hay todo lo que se necesita en el piso. Todo fue súper limpio y muy moderno. Igor vino a darnos las llaves y todas las informaciones que necesitamos. Muchas gracias por todo!
El piso estaba muy limpio y ordenado. Puntualidad en la entrega de las llaves.
Muy céntrico, pero un poco pequeño para 4 personas.
Très agréable séjour dans ce petit appartement refait à neuf -très propre - bien équipé - calme - quartier vivant proche du centre.
à recommander vivement .
Todo excelente. Desde la recepción del anfitrión, más que puntual y comunicativo, hasta las calidades del apartamento. Muy buena ubicación, comunicaciones y muy cuidado. Deseando repetir
L'appartamento di Igor e' splendido.E' finemente arredato, I colori e gli arredi sembrano quelli di una rivista di moda. Tutto e' molto confortevole, E' in centro per cui non avrete problemi a muovervi a piedi, c'e' un minimarket e dei negozietti per cui potete approvvigionarvi per quello che riguarda l'alimentazione.L'accoglienza da parte di Igor e' stata speciale per cui vi consiglio questo appartamnto per trascorrere una vacanza speciale nella favolosa Madrid.
el lugar precioso, no faltaba de nada, el trato muy amable y la situacion excepcional. ninguna queja, al contrario, muy recomendable. disfrutamos de la estancia y de unas comodidades por encima de la media. sin duda, lo recomiendo
Igor's apartment was small but entirely adequate for tourists spending a few days in Madrid. All the furniture and fittings were of a high quality. The only down-side (over which the owner has little control) is that the communal courtyard from which the apartment is reached is scruffy and presents a dispiriting approach to the entrance to the apartment. That apart, the apartment is very convenient for the city centre (around a kilometre to Plaza Mayor) and the Metro is only a 5 minute walk. Connoisseurs of craft beer will also enjoy the Le Pedal Bar in Calle Argumosa, 10 minutes walk and virtually next to the Museo Reina Sofia.
What a find!
A lovely apartment, very comfortable - and quiet, even though it's only one street over from Las Huertas. Efficient double glazing, and air conditioning. Extremely well planned, everything you might need. Including a large umbrella - do look in the cupboard in the bathroom for more things!
Perfect position for the Prado etc., and for wandering in the evenings, especially up to Santa Ana. Easy to get to and from the Airport Expres bus at Atocha Renfe. The nearest metro stop is Juan Martin, only minutes from the front door.
Beer in the fridge when we arrived, and basics in the cupboards like salt, sugar, olive oil etc. A good supermarket in Calle Leon - right out of the front door, up to the T junction, right there and it's further down on the left. Open all hours!
All the immediate streets are very narrow and cobbled ish. Very little traffic. Feels like it's pedestrianised.
2 wardrobes, one full length hanging. Drawers. Good bedside tables will take lots of bits and pieces.
The apartment does feel like separate rooms even though it's open plan. The gap between the bedroom and kitchen not only has a floor to ceiling blind but also a full glass panel too.
Plenty of room for 2, and a third would be fine on the sofa bed.
We will be back...highly recommended.
(Do print off a street map of the area to take with you. We had guide books, but a map is easier.)
Thank you, Igor!
NB. The apartment is on the second floor (airier and quieter). So, two flights of a broad wooden spiral staircase. Very quirky - original, and worn over the years, so not completely even. I have balance problems, and had to take my time, but on the right going up/left coming down there is a very firm iron handrail, and on the other, wall, side a narrow fillet of wood which serves as a finger rail(!) The wall edge is the broadest side of the stair and is a good depth. I was fine.
However, it is a wonderful staircase, adds to the charm.
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Like everybody else in Zuruna, Lisa Rooney has never been to the Middle East. Make that almost everybody else. The band's lead singer, Catrene Payan, is an Arab-Christian from Haifa. The rest of the crew are Americans, born and bred.
Rooney plays a species of Arabic flute called the nay, which she took up while working in Argentina as director of the Bridge Spanish Language School in Buenos Aires.
"First thing I did when I got there was to seek out a belly dance class," she said. In addition to dance, the teacher was offering a course in Middle Eastern drumming. Rooney signed up.
"The rhythms are different," she said, "not your standard Western 4/4 time, but odd meters like 5/8, or 7/8, or even 10/8 time. Middle Eastern rhythms make you want to get up and dance!"
What really turned her on, though, was the multicultural bouillabaisse of the class. "I loved the mix;" she said, "an American in Buenos Aires learning Middle Eastern drumming from the Argentines."
One night at a recital of Sufi music in somebody's living room (again, Turkish music in Buenos Aires with nary a Turk in sight) she became entranced by the nay, which sounded to her very much like the human voice. After the performance, she approached the flautist.
"I want to play the nay," she said. "Where can I learn, and how can I get one?"
He volunteered to teach her, and sold her an instrument he'd made himself. "Call me when you can get a sound out of it," he said. That took her three days of trying.
"The nay is held at a 45 degree angle," she explained. "The air is blown both into and across the hole. I studied with him for six months. Then I got transferred to Denver."
Before she accepted the assignment, though, she Googled "Middle Eastern Music in Denver," and came across an ensemble called Sultanah. The group was led by Kylie, an Australian woman, and Chakid, her Moroccan husband. A multi-talented musician, Chakid played violin, keyboards, the nay, and a pear-shaped Arabic lute called an oud.
Rooney emailed them requesting information. They wrote back with a simple invitation; "Come play with us." Rooney joined the band as its official nay player.
"I could only play two songs," she said. "But I learned a lot from them about improvisation and performance."
Sadly, Kylie and Chakid departed for the East Coast in 2011, leaving behind a small coterie of Western devotees who, like Rooney, had become entranced with Middle Eastern music. Together they founded Zuruna and began playing regular gigs at the Phoenician Kabob on East Colfax, and at the Mercury Café. They also join forces once a year with the all-Jewish klezmer band, The Lost Tribe, for a concert they call Salaam/Shalom.
"Everyone in the band feels like we're knocking down stereotypes and misconceptions," Rooney said. "It's important for us to show that people are just people. The concert is another way symbolically to show that (Muslims and Jews) can co-exist."
Zuruna gets together once a week in somebody's living room to rehearse and learn new songs.
"It's a social gathering with a sharing of food," she said. "We play a wide variety of music including classics from the '30s and '40s, traditional dance songs, folk songs, and Samai, a musical form with four distinct movements and a refrain."
"In terms of personal fulfillment," she said, "this is where my passion lies. Music is like an escape from reality. It takes me into a different dimension. It's very much like meditation. It clears your mind, relaxes your body, gives you energy, and generates feelings of happiness. I also like the bond (known as Tarab in Arabic) that happens between the performers and the audience. You know it's a good show when they're clapping and dancing, or when they fall silent and are mesmerized."
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2008 International Freeform Challenge: Through Our Eyes
35 Fiberartists show you their world through fiber
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Members of the International Freeform Fiberarts Guild
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35 artists from across the globe rose to the challenge
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I cannot harvest my Bulgarian Words
I am learning Bulgarian, but do not know how to harvest the words without the appropriate keyboard
Could you possible send me a link to the course that you are learning? there should be an in browser Bulgarian keyboard to help you type the words, but it is possible that that is not showing up on the course that you are doing. I will get it fixed ASAP.
Hello Ben Sorry, technically challenged, have not a clue how to send a 'link' even if I knew what one was? Perhaps somebody could initiate a 'Learn Technical Vocabulary Course'!!!!! Sue
Have spoken to my technical director who has initiated me into the joy of sending links.......
Ah, I see - I actually thought that I had added the Bulgarian keyboard already to that topic, but it doesn't seem to be there. Am I right that it is not quite the same as Russian cyrillic? Which letters are different? I will add it for you ASAP.
Alternatively, I could set it so that testing was only from Bulgarian to English, but that might not be so good for active recall of Bulgarian words.
Best wishes
I am not sure if it is the same as the Russian alphabet, I don't speak Russian, I know that that Greek cyrillic alphabet is different. I would be happy to have the Russian it would be better than nothing and I could see if it was the same. Sue
It is possible to use a Latin letter keyboard and phonetically spell the Bulgarian words to harvest them.
e.g car = кола. can be written as kola.
The phonetic forms that the Bulgarian courses seem to accept for Cyrillic letters that don't have an exact English equivalent are: я - ia е - ie и and й - are both just i ю - iu ь - no equivalent so it's missed out.1 х - kh у - u ц - ts х - kh щ - shch ж - zh
a bit of trial and error got me there!
Hello Yes, I have been doing that, but as a beginner to the language although I recognise the word I am not completely au fait with how one pronounces it - it would be lovely if there was the facility as on the French site that the word is spoken, I have found on a couple of words like ciao it does not accept my spelling no matter what i put, and with the more complicated, long words I am really struggling.
I forgot a phonetic: г - gh
I will post the phonetics in the BG forum also.
As for ciao - chao works for me.
Where is the option on the courses to use a different keyboard? I think I'm ready to try the Cyrillic spellings now.
I have found using the phonetic spelling has helped me get the sounds right, especially words beginning with н and в (my brain naturally thinks H and B not the correct N and V. врата is now the correct 'vrata'!
It would be fantastic if there was audio too. I've spent enough time listening to Bulgarian T.V. and radio to get a feel for the language and patterns, but the stress of a word is all important and impossible learn without actually hearing the word.
Happy learning!
I have added the Bulgarian alphabet into the in browser keyboard - it is just in alphabetical order, as it is difficult to arrange it any other way. Can you let me know if that works ok for you?
The new Cyrillic browser keyboard is great, it works for me in alphabetical order. A space bar button would be a nice addition so that I can do phrases with just clicking the cursor.
great - that should have added in a space button now as well. Does that work?
perfect! and super fast - I was thinking I just hadn't seen the space bar.
Thank you very much for sorting this - it certainly adds another dimension to have the keyboard. I am really enjoying the site - its great trying to get to the top of the leader-board - making learning competitive, what a great idea.
very glad to hear it! Please let me know if there is anything else that we can do to make it even better for you.
best wishes
hi, i just came on to do my lesson and oh joy i found you had added a cyrillic browser keyboard! so much better now, it was taking too long for me to find the right letters on my keyboard. thanks so much, this is a brilliant site, love it!


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|The news has been dominated in the past two days by the European Court of Human Rights'ruling on the deportation of five individuals wanted on charges relating to terrorism in the US.
Those to be extradited include Abu Hamza, the Egyptian-born cleric who has been found guilty in the UK on charges relating to inciting racial hatred as well as charges relating to terrorism, and Babar Ahmad who has been held without charge in the UK for almost eight years. The ECHR ruling states that the extradition and possible life sentences of solitary confinement in a 'supermax' prison would not violate the human rights of those being extradited.
Notwithstanding the importance of the EHRC ruling, there has been an outburst of commentary and coverage in the tabloid papers particularly regarding the extradition of Abu Hamza. The coverage veers away from the significance of the law and presents the issue as a personal vendetta against one individual.
For example, the Daily Express carries an article titled, 'Abu Hamza gets the boot so why isn't he on a flight out of Britain?'
The article states, "A huge groundswell of public support and scores of MPs are calling for the five fanatics to be sent packing after a landmark court ruling yesterday said they could be extradited to the US."
"But the five have been given three months to appeal against the European Court of Human Rights judgment. If, as expected, they do so, they could stay in Britain for the foreseeable future.
"Their right to appeal to the European Court's Grand Chamber means it could be months, if not years, before they leave the UK."
Note that the Daily Express does not substantiate why all five men pending extradition qualify as 'fanatics', and portrays them all as 'criminals' or guilty until proven innocent. Neither does it note that Babar Ahmad, one of those appealing extradition, has been detained in the UK for almost 8 years without charge.
The Daily Mail similarly describes the extradites as 'Muslim fanatics' and 'Islamist extremists', stating,
"Britain was last night finally on the verge of being rid of hook-handed hate preacher Abu Hamza after Euro judges ruled he could be extradited to the U.S. on terror charges.
"The European Court of Human Rights said it was satisfied Hamza and a band of fellow Islamist extremists would be well-treated in America.
"David Cameron, who had been braced for a defeat, breathed a huge sigh of relief at yesterday's decision."
The Daily Star writes, "Hate preacher Abu Hamza was last night facing life in one of ¬America's notorious ¬supermax prisons after Euro judges yesterday granted his extradition.
"Britain scored a major victory when he dramatically lost his eight-year bid to avoid justice.
"The 53-year-old one-eyed fanatic is wanted in the US for trial on 11 ¬terrorism charges which could lead to him being sentenced to 100 years ¬behind bars, much of it in solitary confinement."
The Sun however outdoes all of the papers with a front page headline, 'See you later, Britain hater', referring to the extradition of Abu Hamza, and makes no qualms about its personal vendetta to "kick him out":
"Evil Abu Hamza was last night finally facing the boot from Britain — the country he loves to hate.
"A European Court ruling means the hook-handed cleric's extradition to the US on terror charges can go ahead as it will NOT breach his human rights.
"Barring a last-ditch appeal, it means victory for The Sun's eight-year campaign to kick him out."
The Sun has no qualms in portraying Abu Hamza as a folk-devil, having in the past started the 'Sling Your Hook' campaign to 'Get Rid of Hamza'.
All of the papers mentioned the continued 'struggle' to have Abu Qatada deported to Jordan where he is wanted on terror charges. None of the papers however, seem to give credence to the judicial system's role in checking the executive, particularly in cases that are riddled with politics. As Mary Riddell writing in the Daily Telegraph yesterday stated:
"Human rights extend to the despicable as well as to the righteous, just as all are equal under the law."
Riddell makes reference to "the cases where the judiciary has correctly checked the power of the executive" citing the recent case involving Sheikh Raed Salah. She writes:
"In the latest reversal for Mrs May, a judge strongly criticised her attempt to deport a Palestinian activist, ruling that she was wrong about the danger posed by Sheikh Raed Salah. In a decision labelled "entirely unnecessary", she had been misled about his supposedly anti-Semitic poetry and planned to ban him on the basis of a fragment from an old sermon.
"His case illustrates the right of every individual to protection against an overweening state. The balance between Parliament, the executive and the judiciary is vital and endlessly fragile. At times, judges veer towards the political arena; at others, politicians attempt, with the public urging them on, to usurp the role of judges. We are now at such a moment.
"British justice is imperfect. It is, none the less, the envy of a world in which human rights are routinely squandered. That is why Britain has a duty, at home and in Europe, to offer an example and a warning to tyrants and torturers everywhere. It is why citizens should be less frightened of truculent agitators, as long as the security services are vigilant, than of the secret courts favoured by ministers. It is also why the Government cannot ever summarily over-ride the rulings of the Strasbourg court, to whose jurisdiction we are bound."
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And Now, Chef Daniel Boulud Chugging Ketchup
The latest one for the Boulud scrapbook.
Four-star chef Daniel Boulud: You've seen him with a pig's head, with a giant stuffed rat, in a jumpsuit, with charcuterie eyes, on the hood of a cab, and wearing an "EAT MY SAUSAGE" shirt and a trapper hat. Here's another one from the scrapbook, courtesy of the Food Network South Beach Wine & Food Festival Cookbook. See also: page 146, Mario Batali hand-feeding Danny DeVito a lamb chop.


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TC TO LADY ASHBURTON; 20 October 1854; DOI: 10.1215/lt-18541020-TC-LA-01; CL 29: 174-177
Chelsea, 20 Octr 1854—
Dear Lady,— Today I enclose your Scotch military Letter, as I am not to see you tomorrow, in your transit thro' our dim regions. The poor man's remarks, especially his spellings "Malty" &c are very amusing. Undeniably the Grand Turk "is but a poor body to have so many wives," and to get 3000 brave English soldiers blown to pieces for his cause and theirs!1 I am sorry to feel less and less enthusiasm about that high matter the longer I think about it! Frederic the Great got the Battle of Rosbach2 (a thing memorable for several centuries to French gentlemen) at an expense of 478 men, tho' his opponents were above double, and the ground of their own choosing; but it was by generalship on his part. On the other hand, the Russians themselves, in surprising of Schweidnitz two years afterwards (or helping Laudon and the Austrians to surprise it) came upon an unexpected wet Ditch; paused on the edge of it; and, by word of command, marched into it,—till they were drowned in sufficient quantity to make a bridge.3 This can be done without generalship!— However, we must by no means do croaking at present; but keep all these angry reflexions strictly to ourselves, to be burnt up among our own smoke. I hope our "Malty" correspondent, nor poor "Andrew Brist"4 is not among the slain! But in fact I am very sad, in thinking of the general matter: a War undertaken to please Able Editors and the windy part of the population, the solid part being either indifferent or flatly against; and a War carried on amid the blaring of universal stump-oratory, and the unmelodious rumour of "Own Correspondents" at every step.— This morning there came (thro' Platnauer5 to my Wife) account of a Lieutt Wynne of the 23d (Miss Wynne's cousin) who is among the killed; his Brother-in-law, a Coll Brownlow (or-rigg?) who is now Genl do.6 went out to seek him on the field; "found him, his Coll and another officer, lying all dead, with their faces to the sun";—at this last phrase, poor Jane burst into tears, and I tho' a stranger had some twinge of disposition to accompany. Brownlow writes it is a wonder any of them are alive, the cannon balls flew so thick.— Enough, enough!—
I went yesterday to the State-Paper Office, consulted Mr Lemon, was by him referred to Mr Lechmere the head man there (Keeper of the Rolls or something equivalent),7 both of whom treated me with the last degree of politeness, and, on hearing and considering the matter, explained that Neuberg would simply have to petition Lord Clarendon, and that there would not be the least difficulty. I have sent Neuberg the form of a little Petition which he is to write, and given him along with it a short Note for Lord Clarendon in which the thing can be inclosed:—if your beneficent Ladyship could, by any opportunity, say a little word about it to the Foreign Secretary, there might be some expiditive and generally favourable virtue in the same. I hope and trust, however, there will be no stop even otherwise.— It is an infinite relief to me to see some prospect (as there is here) of getting thro' a portion of that horrible job: the History, I perceive, does in part lie there, for the first time; and Neuberg, above all men, is the thick-built, patient and clearsighted man to fish it for me, by the half-ounce a day, from the wide lakes of water in which it there swims. Pity me, O my Lady; and don't be angry at me.
On Wednesday, I perceived by the Gate,8 you were gone; I can only hope Lord A.'s bad twinge is off again: it is too hard to fall directly into that a second time, on just looking at London. Tell him, if it be any comfort to him, his servant my unlucky chin grows uglier and uglier, and indeed is now reaching a transcendent pitch in that direction!
Yesternight a clever little Sculptor mannikin (one Woolner who had no money), who had been to the Australian-Diggings for 2 years, came suddenly in.9 Digging, which he tried for months, was utterly unproductive; but his Sculptural faculty,—Medallions (chiefly of Patriot Gentn and radical Editors) proved highly lucrative; and he has now come to this country, to do a Public Statue of one Wentworth the chief Aristogeiton10 of those parts. Society for the present has pretty much gone to sticks, he reports, in that region,—"milk 4 shillings a quart in Melbourne, and most commonly every man to brush his own boots":—but it is firmly expected, he says, that things will recover;—so many new people do come out, not one in 10 of whom can live by gold-digging.— This is decidedly rather an ingenious young man, with a picturesque genius, and clear eyes in his head; from whom I hope to get a few more traits yet, on occasion.
Oh my Lady, my Lady, what a barren mass of stuff is all this, with which I have bored your noble mind! And had another thing or two to say, perhaps not quite so boring! But "business" must be done;—I refer it to yourself.— On returning from The Grove11 surely you will let me know, and perhaps stay a day or two, in spite of the soot? I am yours forever
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Despite various owners, hurricanes and other obstacles, the Hatton Ferry continues to cross the James River each year, on weekends from April to October. According to the Scottsville Museum website, the Hatton Ferry began operating in the late 1870s ferrying people, cattle, horses—and later buggies and automobiles—across the James River, from Albemarle County to Buckingham County.
The ride across the James River is short, but tranquil. The Hatton Ferry ferryboat is basically a flat-bottomed structure with a deck on top; once onboard, visitors are mere inches from the James River itself. Passenger maximum load is 6 people, with what looks like space for one car, although 2 cars at a time is possible.
There is just something about being in a place which holds historical significance, which allows a visitor to recall or intuit a previous timeline and way of life.
The pulley system and cables are readily visible and apparent; once the ferryboat starts moving—either by the river current or a good strong pole by the Captain—then the pulley system basically guides the ferry, using the current of the river, to get to the other side.
There is just something about being in a place which holds historical significance, which allows a visitor to recall or intuit a previous timeline and way of life. Or, at the very least, encourages the visitor to take a moment or two to step back, away from our modern, fast-paced society, and experience sensately a slower, simpler, time from the past.
The ferryboat captains are usually personable, and willing to chat about what the James River and the Hatton Ferry has meant to the area. The poles, pulleys and the cables are the same technology with which the Hatton Ferry began, and although the James River is ever-changing, it too remains for the most part, the same.
Ownership of the ferry has changed hands a few time, and the Hatton Ferry is currently organized as a non-profit, dependent on donations from visitors and generous donors (to donate to keep the ferry floating down the river, email email@example.com.). Today, the Hatton Ferry is known as "a poled operated ferry" and it is the last of its kind in the United States.
The operating season for the Hatton Ferry is usually weekends from April through October of each year, depending on water levels and amount of rain; occasionally, flooding conditions will close the Hatton Ferry down, until water levels fall low enough for safe passage across. The Hatton Ferry will also shut down if the water level of the James River is too low. (To make sure the Hatton Ferry is in service on a particular weekend, phone the Albemarle Charlottesville Historical Society Mon.-Fri, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. at 434.296.1492; otherwise, email email@example.com.)
The Daily Progress recently reported that the Hatton Ferry "operations cost about $13,000" annually, but the vignette into Virginia history is still priceless. Individual Hatton Ferry rides are $5 per person and $10 per car. Generally people take the ferry from Albemarle County over to Buckingham, but this Examiner was told by the "Hatton Ferry Captain," to just honk if ever on the Buckingham side of the river, and he would be happy to come on over and ferry whoever from Buckingham to the Albemarle side of the James River.
Interested in more information about the Hatton Ferry? Or other things to do in the area? Check out the following resources:
- Hatton Ferry Facebook page
- Detailed Hatton Ferry history
- Scottsville Museum Hatton Ferry history with photographs
- Historical sites near Scottsville
- Historical sites near Charlottesville
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Use old vintage bathtub as planter in garden
Try this DIY idea for using a vintage, enameled-steel clawfoot tub for a planter in your garden. No matter what it's condition any old bathtub will work, clawfoot or not. Many of a European type old bathtub may not be of the clawfoot type, but will work fine as a DIY garden planter.
Vintage clawfoot bathtub left in yard
Garden Betty, who was one of the resources for this article, said the former owners of the house she purchased left a vintage clawfoot bathtub in the yard. She added,
They had it propped up under the feijoa tree on a stack of stones, and for many summers it was our repurposed party cooler, filled to the brim with ice and stuffed with cases of beer. But having the tub sit empty the rest of the year seemed silly, especially since we weren't using it as an actual tub to wash anything in the garden.
Use no-dig techniques to save money
Her DIY brain juices began flowing. She says she imagined turning it into a planter but the huge size made filling it with good-quality planting soil a bit cost-excessive, considering all the other existing beds that had to be done too. Garden Betty said she started checking into no-dig techniques for construction of raised beds, which stack on layers of organic materials that decay over a season to generate humus-rich earth. This helped her decide to create her own DIY vintage tub planter from the left over fixture. How she created her own no-dig soil is another article.
Any old tub will do
For this DIY project, you can use any repurposed leaking tub and fill it up with no-dig soil as Betty did (or use your own soil and planting technique). You can either plant new blooms or relocate flowers that have outgrown other planters to the tub garden. This project kept the original rusty porcelain look of the tub as it simply radiates appeal. The faded white look produces a casual, worn look that goes well with colorful flowers or water features (another article).
- Slightly tilt tub so that existing drain hole is lower that other end of tub for good drainage.
- Set empty tub on stones to help stabilize tub and create natural landscaping.
- If you prefer, paint tub body a color to match your garden colors.
Sources: Garden Betty- Diary of a Dirty Girl & Buildipedia: 6 DIY Planter Ideas
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In Ballston this morning, the bike lanes were being used by bike-to-work enthusiasts. It wasn't a special day, just the usual for the healthy crowd who enjoy biking to work. Last Friday was the scheduled day to celebrate the activity, but it was raining cats and dogs.
In Arlington, Virginia the urban dwellers can get around many ways: on foot, using the metro and bus system, as well as the amazingly accessible bike sharing system. The bike trails are everywhere.
If you want to learn more, check this out: http://www.bikearlington.com/?gclid=CKyLj-PIur4CFedFMgodFy4AeQ
Here is news, Arlington County is counting bike traffic with a bikometer.
"How many bikes did the bikeometer count yesterday?
The Bikeometer in Rosslyn is the first in the United States that is not on the West Coast. It provides a highly visible, engaging and fun view of the volume of bike usage on the Custis Trail in Arlington. Ride past the Bikeometer and notice the daily bike count tick off another digit and acknowledge another car-free trip in Arlington County. The information displayed is real time and also includes month and year-to-date data.
Expect to see some big numbers as the year goes on since the Custis trail accommodates around half a million bike trips per year!
The Rosslyn Bikeometer is the first of it's kind on the East Coast and sixth in the United States, preceded by versions in Portland, Seattle and California. It highlights Arlington's extensive bike and pedestrian automated counting program, which includes all the data from dozens of counters on trails and bike lanes throughout the County.
The Bikeometer is a fun feature in Rosslyn, but it's also an important reminder that biking is a popular choice here in Arlington and an integral component of the transportation solution.
Look for the Rosslyn Bikeometer on the Custis Trail just west of the intersection with Lynn Street."
Go to the link above to see the actual bike count.


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Street Art in Melbourne
By Viator, February 2016
With the Melbourne Council actively supporting the placement of street art, provided building owners are compliant, it's no surprise that the city's street art has become so renowned. Street art in Melbourne includes stencil art, paste-ups and intricate murals. Straight tagging and graffiti is avoided in favour of beautiful art forms.
Street art in Melbourne is so celebrated that in 2004 the city hosted the first Stencil Festival in the world. It's a celebration of street art with live demonstrations and artist talks as well as an exhibition and workshops held over 10 days. Whilst the Stencil Festival sadly hasn't run since 2010, the street art scene is still thriving and is a testament to the popularity of this form of art.
So where are the best places to see street art in Melbourne? Walking tours of Melbourne abound – both guided and self-guided. Find one of the many maps to walk yourself around sites like Hosier Lane, Caledonian Lane, Union Lane, Degraves Street and Centre Place. Guided tours will provide you with access to more of the history and anecdotes of street art in the city and individual pieces. The best way to see the street art in Melboure though is to simply walk. Forget the maps, get lost, and be amazed.
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Explore Melbourne by bike with a local guide who shows you famous locations and little-known gems on an intimate 2-wheeled tour through the city. Snap photos ... Read more
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This free thirty-minute session provides an overview of On the Road programming. Participants will discover how class content supports related educational standards while experiencing interactive videoconferencing first hand. The program concludes with information on how to book a program and an opportunity to ask questions. Scheduling for this program is available on a first-come, first-served basis, and availability may vary.
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In response to requests from educators around the country, this hour-long professional development session shows teachers how to integrate popular music into classrooms across the disciplines while meeting educational standards. As participants explore the music and lives of selected Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Inductees, they learn activities that help students appropriately explore the sounds, messages, and social impacts of rock and roll. Each session concludes with an open discussion period.


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Denzel Washington is a proven versatile actor. From Broadway to the big screen, the Oscar-winning actor has proved over and over again that he can transform into just about any kind of character. The "Training Day" star does it again in the upcoming film "The Equalizer" based on the classic 1980s TV show. In an interview with USA Today published on April 22, Washington talks about the perks of playing an action hero.
In the film, Washington plays Robert McCall, a former black ops commando who comes out of retirement to save a young girl (Chloe Grace Moretz) who is kidnapped by Russian gangsters. Playing a character who doesn't want to kill, but will when he has to, Washington is able to bring the heat when its time to turn vigilante to save those who need his help. Director Antoine Fuqua, who worked with Washington on the set of "Training Day", said his ability to turn on that vigilante switch is impressive.
"There's a switch that (Washington) turns on that's just scary. There's a sustained intensity even in casual mode, like a panther. If it's turned against you, you're going to be in a bad place," said Fuqua referring to Washington's version of McCall.
Although it is an action film, Fuqua strays away from overuse of guns in the film because he wanted the focus to be on Washington's physical performance. That's why moviegoers will only see believable action sequences in which Washington performs himself. It is this action, along with the overall story of the script that intrigued Washington o the film and not any familiarity associated with the popular TV series. He also couldn't turn down an opportunity to work with Fuqua again.
"The title doesn't mean anything to me. It's the material. It's a classic story, the innocent girl and the guy coming to save the day and kick some butt. You'll get some popcorn and escape for a couple hours."
If the movie is a hit, it will also give Denzel Washington a shot at creating a potential action franchise, but as Washington points out, "the audience will decide that." He says the business part of it will have to take care of itself before they can start looking down the road to sequels.


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What's New In Men's Suits & Sport Coats – Fall 2013
Somewhere along the sartorial timeline, hordes of men became convinced that blue and grey were the only acceptable colors for suits. If you're reading this, odds are you're not stuck in that narrow mindset. Still, we'd like to encourage those whose suit wardrobes are a bit basic to consider broadening their horizons, as well as assuage those who embrace color and pattern that we've got you covered. This fall our campaign against the ordinary includes earth tones such as chocolate brown and olive. We've given brown a shot of elegance and formality by rendering it in a double-breasted pinstripe model, as well as a single-breasted version with subtle lavender stripes.
Brown also shows up in our country-gent inspired sport coats, such as our Pure Wool Windowpane Sport Coat with English details such as side vents and ticket pocket, and a particularly distinguished tan with brown windowpane double-breasted Sport Coat that is Duke of Windsor all the way. Few woolens have the drape and texture of flannel, but we've taken care to craft a lightweight version more appropriate for moderate autumn temperatures. Made of fine Italian flannel in classic pinstripes, it comes with dapper collar trim and lining, not to mention half-canvas construction.
Three-piece suits have made quite the comeback, and our Wool Flannel Chalk Stripe Three-Piece Suit is a power suit that commands attention. The jacket comes with angled hacking pockets (plus ticket pocket), while the vest comes with lapels for extra swagger. And if you can't get enough of vests, we've got stand-alones in more patterns than ever, including stripes, windowpanes and checks.
One need not be limited to woolens for Fall though. The plush look and feel of cotton corduroy – pants or a cool, military inspired sport coat – provide a rich and comfortable choice. As for pants, consider something unexpected like our Wool Sharkskin Pants, or our luxurious Wool & Cashmere Pants in shades of olive, rust and amethyst.
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6 Comments to "What's New In Men's Suits & Sport Coats – Fall 2013"
Suits are great, I feel more comfortable in them than in jeans.
I am in the market of a new suit, I work in the funeral business and mine is getting worn out. I am a larger guy, 300lbs, and was wondering if I could wear a Three-piece or is that a no no for large guys?
Thanks for answering my question.
I too am a big man 245lbs. Do your suits have a full cut or are they designed for the smaller man?
I have purchased three types of blazers from yours in the last three months, two are double breasted ventless and the other is a three buttons middle vent. The hands appear too large, my tailor had to do some amendments. You should look into this please.


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You've heard it all before and never given it much thought, but with all of the heavy press lately about the ice sheets in Antarctica melting to the point of no return, what's in store for Los Angeles and other coastal cities is in everyone's minds?Last week NASA released a new study on the state of Antarctic glaciers and the news was not at all good. Revealing even more about the impact of climate change on the world we live in, the NASA research now shows that a major section of west Antarctica's ice sheet will completely melt in coming centuries. The result of this will probably raise sea levels even higher than previously predicted.
According to Eric Rignot - NASA glaciologist and lead author of a joint NASA-University of California Irvine report, warm ocean currents and geographic peculiarities have helped kick off a chain reaction at the Amundsen Sea-area glaciers, melting them faster than previously realized and pushing them "past the point of no return." In this latest study, NASA has reported that the region has enough ice to raise global sea levels by 4 feet.
And while conservative estimates indicate the Antarctic's ice cited in the study could take several centuries to melt completely, scientists such as geosciences professor Sridhar Anandakrishnan at the Pennsylvania State University, feel strongly that the current rate of melting could severely impact our more immediate lives over the next century. Sited in the United Nations' most recent climate change report, it was estimated that sea level could rise from between 1-3 feet by 2100. A rise of this magnitude could displace tens of millions of people from coastal areas around the world, and this would take place even at below the now estimated 4 feet according to the new information sited in the NASA report. Anandakrishnan said the U.N. estimate largely didn't take into account the melting ice sheet from west Antarctica, "So as this paper and others come out, the (U.N.) numbers for 2100 will almost certainly" lean closer to 3 feet or more."
The scariest part of a report like this, is the fact that more and more scientists are beginning to talk about certain climate change issues being "unstoppable". What we have done in so short an amount of time has had rapid effect on our global environment that are already showing the consequences of our actions. "It does seem to be happening quickly," said Ian Joughin, a University of Washington glaciologist. "We really are witnessing the beginning stages." Confirming long held suspicions that much of this has been cause by man-made global warming and the ozone hole having changed the Antarctic winds and warmer waters rapidly eating away at the the ice, NASA researchers spoke out at a news conference last Monday.
So why do scientists think it's unstoppable?
"The system is in sort of a chain reaction that is unstoppable," said Rignot, "Every process in this reaction is feeding the next one. Curbing emissions from fossil fuels to slow climate change will probably not halt the melting but it could slow the speed of the problem."
Several scientists, including Rignot, who also is a scientist at the University of California Irvine, agree that the "grounding line" which could be thought of as a dam that stops glacier retreat, has largely been breached. "The only thing that could potentially stop the ice's retreat in this low-altitude region is a mountain or hill. And there is none. Another way to think of it is like wine flowing from a horizontal uncorked bottle", Rigot said.
While there are many climate change skeptics out there seeking to undermine research findings on the impacts of global warming, many backed by huge corporations with vested interests in keeping the status quo, scientific validation of climate change and the role of human-produced pollution in contributing to it, are no longer a subject in question. Skeptics may point to the fact that the evidence of increasing Antarctic sea ice defies the claims by scientists of a warming planet, but scientists such as Rignot and Anandakrishnan point to the fact that their findings on the west Antarctica ice shelf don't clash with news of the record levels of Antarctic sea ice. In fact, it is known that sea ice forms and melts quickly, while glaciers are subject to longer-term change and Rignot added, when asked, responded that the same winds that stir subsurface heat toward the base of Antarctic ice shelf also can expand sea ice cover.
So, what does this mean for us? And how could this impact your life?
It cannot be argued that words on paper often don't sink in nearly as well as the visual impact of seeing it in pictures. We've all seen the climate change disaster movies and heard the echoes and what-ifs the oceans flooded the shores, but typically we answer…"Not in my lifetime". That's all out there.
Well I tripped over two very impressive visual ideations on how some of our iconic US cities might look as the tides rise and the coastal zones diminish. Discovery News published what some of the top coastal cities would look like as the shores give way to the sea and in a stunning time-lapsed pictorial journey, the nonprofit group Climate Central released photorealistic images created by Nickolay Lamm of our Los Angeles/ Santa Monica coast. Take a look at what your children and grandchildren might experience as you look at iconic Venice Beach and our very own Abbot Kinney Boulevard becoming submerged below the ocean in this companion series of slides as the waters rise.
Hope you don't have water front property, but if you do…maybe it is time to consider doing a bit more to help slow down climate change impact so that science and innovation have time to come up with potential solutions.
There's still time if we take action now!
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In my opinion, LE does not put enough focus on shooting. Most of the qualifications are for legal purposes to be able to say that you were qualified according to a set standard.
And no wonder. LE has become alot of social work over the years, with training time diverted to other subjects of modern enforcement criteria. It is just the way it has become.
Also over the years, the HP round has been used for the purposes of reducing the thru and thru shots that may injure a bystander. But once again, I consider this more a precautionary measure against law suits than a real need, and believe it to be much over rated.
Additionally, with the trend toward smaller calibers with higher capacity, the expansion of a smaller bullet is in reality an attempt to make it behave like a big one. But with the laws in place that require people to be hired even if they are not really able to perform the job, then the tools or standards are dropped to accommodate everyone. So a smaller caliber means smaller gun for an overall one size fits all type system.
Another thing about HP designs, is that they are less likely to ricochet because they collapse or deform more readily upon impact with a hard surface in case of errant shots. This effectively slows it down, reduces it's coeffiecncy and thereby minimizes it's damage to non targets that it may strike.
But the stopping power or simple expansion of a bullet, is not a magical formula for effectiveness.


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Ed Sheeran showed the fans a very personal moment on the red carpet of the 56th Annual GRAMMY Awards. The entertainer had on his Gucci suit and shoes, but the tie was something special. As the star was walking the red carpet fans could see his tie. It was his granddads tie and he was paying respects to the man who he looked up to. The special moment had the fans giddy with joy as Sheeran always offers a special touch when it comes to award shows.
"Cheers Gucci for the suit and shoes. Gonna wear my Grandads tie though," wrote Ed Sheeran from his official Instagram account. Of course the fans thought he looked super sexy when he walked the media line and the whistles from the ladies might have made the star blush.
While Ed Sheeran is expected on stage at the Grammys, exactly what he is doing for the fans enjoyment is unknown. Also unknown is if the star will win some hardware of his own. While Ed is nominated, but the night seems to be about showing his respect to his family.
Of course the fashion of Ed Sheeran will be discussed by all the fans, but the tie is quite extravagant too!


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JavaOne 2007 Technical Overview of GlassFish v2
By lwhite123 on May 15, 2007
Glassfish V2 Memory Replication
The talk that Dhiru and I gave at Java One was very well attended - about 800 people. We heard there was a good size rush of people to check out the GlassFish pods right after the talk - so GlassFish really seems to be getting some name recognition.
We've gotten requests for the preso slides so here they are. JavaOne preso - Technical Overview of Glassfish V2


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there are an exellant band they better stay togather
spineshank are cooooooool. its a pity i cannot find any sites to download them from.
also they had lead me to a "new disease". i have a permenant hearing loss because i have been listening to them forso long, and so loud.
so "i cant be fixed" until they find out how to fix me.
this i a formal complaint. dim it down a hade boys.
>>By the height of the thing
I love spineshank. i'm also dating the drummer but hey i love the band. everyone should listen to them. they really need more radio play in northeast ohio.
>>By Queen Bitch Diva
my brother used to go to high skool with them and they used to be realy close buddies and my brother also used to roady for the back in the day and i used to see them come and go to the house i got into then and i found out later that my brother knew them he even showed me pictuers there realy kool and i still cant belive they made it this far into thr music buissness
>>By drea
I am hooked on 'Synthetic'. But they are not very well known. Well in Australia and Africa.
Awesome band.
>>By aussie_in_africa
i love can't be fixed on the hight of callousness album, and i can't wait for the new one soon :)
>>By Dani
I don't remember how I found out about Spineshank, but all I know is I love their albums and can't wait for the new one that's supposed to be out in May 2003!
>>By son of a bitch
hi im dan please visit my site www.spineshank666.cjb.net
>>By dan666
i just love "Perfect Ending" is the best song ever! i just cant wait for the new album
>>By scott
i love that one song transparent from the height of callousness
SpiNeShaNk Rox0r, both strictly diesel and HOC were awesome cd's and the music is so intense and CALLOUS and can't wait for there third cd should be 1337 as.
peace out -
>>By SpiNe
>>By (god) KOREO
Spineshank is my life
>>By NightHawk.357
Spineshank kick ass!!!!!!!!!! I luv their album and cant wait for the new album . Not many ppl have heard of spineshank which suppriss me alot cuz they fukin RULE!!!!!!!!!
Peace Out My Metal Headed Buddies
>>By ThE sICkNeSs
Spineshank ae the best band and I can't wait for 'violent mood swings' and want to find somewhere that sells 'strictly diesel. I also will never stop until I know everyone recognises spineshank as the greatest metal band
>>By MOnkay
they fucken rule unlike all these cock sucking bands out spineshank fucken rules
>>By lue
they fucken rule unlike all these cock sucking bands out spineshank fucken rules
>>By lue
Spineshank it the best fucking band out there and should be more reconized instead of these wanna be metals arists.They need way more credit for what there doing to the music bizzzz
>>By chad
They rule!
But where have they gone?????
I havnt heard of them for ages!!!!!!
but still they whoop supream ass!!!!
>>By ( Less than) Jake
I'm sorry, but I was one of those poeple who have never even herd of the band spineshank until valentines day. My God, I can't belive I've been missing out on such a fucking awsome band. I bought the Hight Of Callousness CD and I already know that this is my favorite band. The next day I went out and bought Strictly Diesle, and I'm eagerly awaiting the new CD in May. I wish every one could feel the way I feel about SpineShank. I love them. I'm gonna get rid of all my other CD's cause I know I'm never going to get tired of spineshank. If you guys are reading this, Just know that you fucking rock.
>>By Warlock
spineshank is awesome. all hail strictly diesel.
>>By maehleus.
dudes, i had never heard of them either until my boyfriend got me listening to them! Boi am i glad. they rock! i cant believe that ive been missing everything and yall all are right they should get more recognition. lol. well L8r
SpineShank RULES!!!
>>By Li
spineshank is the sickist band i've ever herd other than KoRn and slipknot.spineshank fucking ROCKS!!!
>>By Mr.Burns
spineshank is fucking awsome to all you haters out there have never heard metal till you here spineshank,and for those who love metal check out the band ZAO there awsome to, all my love to to spineshank,and if yall get a chance to to www.mainehiphop.com and check out my friend young merk, its unreall raper.......
>>By low key
i love Spineshank they r the worlds greatest band but in colorado i cant find any of ther cd's in any storse it pisses me off!!!!!!
>>By Chris123987
they're the fucking greatest metal band cept for KoRn!!!!!
fuck all the other bitch ass wanna be bands.
spineshank fucking rules!!! i luv perfect ending!!!!!!1
>>By ptcmaster
i love them
>>By sexypinkdeb
ive only just started listening 2 em they rock new disease and synthetic are the fuking maddest songs i have ever herd
>>By neo_ise 88
block-head dinky stink womp!!! YAAAAKKK's rawwwwwwwkkkkkk!!!!!!
>>By gina pina
spineshank fuses death metal and speedmetal to create a really great rythm of a song. impressively mixed tones are also created, to make that interesting techno metal. i think spineshank is one great band i wish they would also be more successful with 'violent mood swings'
>>By shad0w01f
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I would have loved to have been there last night for this one! I have been trying to brush up on marketing skills some for my own blog (silly as it is I can see potential and growth in it...besides i am a stay-at-home dad that likes to write...lol) I do track my likes, favorites, time of days for tweets and such. Recently, (like the one I #ff to you last week with the sports analogy) I have been working on tweets and seeing what brings the most numbers based on word impact. I have actually discovered you can get a lot out of 140 characters if u word it correctly. Some people that use twitter can't stand hashtags but I find them helpful. I use them to find what is trending and to see what I can do with it. Now if I can just find a way to make money off of a parenting blog i will have it made (u have to dream) Aaron P.S. I missed the hangout because of 2 reasons. We went to high school football game (sorry Brian football ranks with me) and I told Bruce that I would participate in #dadchat since he did a guest post for me today so we could mention the post. :)
Nothing wrong with going to a high school football game - I'm headed to one tonight. No Longhorns this week, but I will catch the Broncos...and perhaps keep posted on the Cowboys. Glad you could participate in DadChat - I think it is a great and encouraging resources for all parents. Social Marketology does a great job providing a little history behind the marketing techniques. I also like how Ric discusses voice, personas, and micro-segmentation. He also introduces Agile methodology into the social media efforts for marketing, and I found that very interesting.


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GARDEN CITY, Kan. - A Garden City man has pleaded not guilty in the death of a Deerfield teenager whose body was found in a Dumpster.
Eighteen-year-old Joaquin De Anda is charged with first-degree murder, rape and aggravated and criminal sodomy in the death of 16-year-old Julia Quintana. Her body was found in a Dumpster on Dec. 16, 2008, behind De Anda's former home in Garden City.
He entered his pleas Monday in Finney County District Court. A trial was set for June 25.
In a preliminary hearing in February investigators testified that De Anda's mother raised suspicions about her son with police.
Peers of De Anda's testified in February that he had bragged about crimes against
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Probably the most recognized and symbolic Mexican folkloric dance comes from the state of Jalisco. This dance embodies the spirit and culture of Mexico. The typical outfit for men consists of the charro suit and a wide sombrero with silver trim. Much of this tradition is based on the chivalry of the charro and the connection to ranch life in Jalisco. Women dress in the traditional outfit of the china poblana with braids in their hair, while wearing a long skirt with vibrant sequence designs and colorful green, white and red ribbon in their hair. This dress is used to dance "El Jarabe Tapatio", commonly known as "The Mexican Hat Dance," which is an upbeat love song and considered the national folk dance and song of Mexico.
The Dances of the Tapatios, also known as The Mexican Hat Dance, originated in the state of Jalisco by Mexican independence fighters. In 1920, by proclamation of the Federal Government, it became the national dance of Mexico and signified the integration of the republic. Tapatio is the name of the people who live on the outskirts of Guadalajara, the capital of Jalisco. The dance itself depicts the courtship between the tapatia women and the charro (Mexican horseman).


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Hello again readers. It's hard to believe it is already halfway through 2013. There have already been some fantastic experiences and product reviews thus far this year and here are the best of them.
Flavored 'Shine Series: Midnight Moon Strawberry and Ole Smoky Cherry - Definitely had fun reviewing these two as both of these products surprised me with their balanced sweetness and bold fruit flavors. Protip: Be careful with eating the fruit in both of these products though, because they are much stronger than you might expect or imagine.
Macallan Fine Oak 15 Single Malt Scotch - Although this product was used to launch a new series and didn't fare well in the original article, my intention was not to make it seem as though it is inferior or bad by any means. This is still a Macallan spirit, and it is still delicious.
Blaque Rain Vodka Tasting Event at Cigar Time - Earlier this year I had the pleasure of being able to attend a tasting event for a new Houston-based vodka product, Blaque Rain. Jeri Hardin and her team had their unflavored, blueberry/pomegranate, and iced cake flavors on-hand for everyone to try and all of them were very tasty. I enjoyed meeting the crew and had a blast enjoying cigars with everyone else that attended. If you are out in the Missouri City area, I urge you to check out Cigar Time. Also, look for Blaque Rain in stores later this year.
Jack Daniel's Unaged Distiller's Run Tennessee Rye - The first new grain bill whiskey product out of the famed Lynchburg distillery in quite some time, this unaged spirit delighted me with its smooth drinkability that was offset by its boisterous flavor profile. There aren't a ton of bottles of that run left, but if you find one, buy it for your collection.
Waterloo Texas Gin - A relatively new entrant in the growing list of spirits brands here in Texas, Waterloo impressed me with its smoothness despite a higher alcohol content than some brands. Of course the botanical infusion method the company chose for this gin also was notable as well as it lended a distinct redolence to the final product that in my view separates it from the pack.
And my favorite experience/review of the year thus far goes to......
Yellow Rose Rye Whiskey - At this point, I probably don't need to explain how much I love this company and their products. This is still my favorite rye whiskey and I'm quite sure it will remain as such for a long time. If you find it, pick it up for yourself. You'll be glad you did.


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John "Johnny" Rich, SP3, passed away Saturday, May 11, 2013 in Sandusky. Johnny was born in Shady Spring, West Virginia on July 11, 1933, to Paul and Mollie (nee Peters) Rich.
He served in the U.S. Army and was a war veteran in the Korean War. He lived in Coshocton, before moving to Brunswick many years ago. Johnny was a lifelong member of the AMVETS, the Brunswick branch of The American Legion Post #234, and the Coshocton VFW Post #1330, serving as a member of the Order of the Cootie, Member of the Greater Cleveland Korean War Veterans, Chapter #69 and served as Chaplain. He was also a member of the Grace Baptist Church in Brunswick. Johnny also loved bowling and dancing with the ladies.
Friends may join the family for visitation Friday, May 17, 2013, from 8:30 until 9:30 A.M., at Carlson Funeral Home, 1642 Pearl Road (1/2 mile south of Rt. 303), Brunswick. Interment will follow at 10:45 A.M., at the Ohio Western Reserve National Cemetery, 10175 Rawiga Road, Rittman. (Please meet at the cemetery).
Online memorials at www.carlsonfuneralhomes.com


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Blue Rose, the superhero/super celeb highschooler with freezing powers from the popular Tiger & Bunny Anime series joins the adorable Chibi-Arts line with a full array of accessory and option parts. This cool crime fighting beauty is depicted in a characteristically cute "Chibi" proportion. A total of three interchangeable face parts along with interchangeable lower body and arm parts enable for portrayal of a variety of expressions and scenes from the anime, including Blue Rose's comical retreat, the "Cutie Escape". This deluxe figure set also features arm and leg parts with gun, holster, and pepsi bottle; as well as a special display stand with Japanese catch phrase.
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Series: Chibi-Arits
Name: Blue Rose
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