text:
We're deeply saddened to report the passing of veteran Toronto MC, Kunle Thomas aka King Reign … Read More »
Archive Tagged 'Rich Kidd'
Let's Go: TassNata to perform new single featuring Rich Kidd & Tona at BigTicket, June 24
Vernon, BC – BC hip-hop vet TassNata has been on our radar now for more than a decade, but lately he's been … Read More »
#BigTicket returns June 24 with Naturally Born Strangers, TassNata, Rochester & more
Toronto, ON – Monthly hip-hop series #BigTicket returns next Friday, June 24 inside Toronto's Revival Bar. The headline is JUNO Award-winning trio, … Read More »
Contest: Win a pair of wristbands to Canadian Music Week (CMW) in Toronto
Toronto, ON – HipHopCanada has teamed up with AB Co. to give away two pairs of wristbands to Canadian Music Week (CMW) … Read More »
RT! directs stunning new video for "Jameson Ave" off the Naturally Born Strangers LP
Toronto, ON – It's been over a year now since Toronto hip-hop trio Naturally Born Strangers (Adam Bomb, Tona & Rich Kidd) … Read More »
Quake Matthews spoke with us about his recently released video for "Snowflake"
Halifax, NS – At the end of last month, one of our favourite East Coast artists, Quake Matthews released a video for … Read More »
Premiere: Sese enlists Pretty Charly for Chopped & Cruised remix to The Frieza Saga
St. Catharines, ON – It's always an honor for us to premiere a new project to our viewers, especially when it's a … Read More »
Toronto Remembers: A tribute to veteran DJ Son of S.O.U.L.
Toronto's hip-hop community is in mourning today … Read More »
Davinci's Good. Bad, Ugly features Rich Kidd, Kemi, Crooklin, Solid Mas & more
Toronto, ON – The Good. Bad, Ugly release from Ridgeway's Davinci (formerly Gudini) is the perfect introduction to what the veteran MC has … Read More »
Song of the Day: Davinci's "Papercuts" featuring Rich Kidd off Good. Bad, Ugly
Toronto, ON – Our Song of the Day is the latest single from Davinci off his Good. Bad, Ugly project. "Papercuts" features … Read More »
Sese of Nightmare Klub releases hot new EP, The Frieza Saga
St. Catharines, ON – Sese of UTVMG and the Nightmare Klub movement has officially released his new EP, The Frieza Saga. The … Read More »
Drake, WondaGurl, Classified, Organik, Rich Kidd & more pay tribute to Redway on social media
Update: Redway's untimely passing has now seen coverage from the biggest hip-hop platforms around. BET, The Source, XXL, Hot97, Noisey, Complex, HipHopDX… … Read More »
Tribute: Toronto rising star Shane Redway of BLVD killed in car accident
Toronto's Redway passed away early Saturday in a car accident on Toronto's Hwy. 427 … Read More »
BC rapper TassNata re-releases Before Mourning EP as free download
Vernon, BC – Having spent the past couple of months touring and promoting his EP, Before Mourning, TassNata has re-released the project … Read More »
Bishop Lamont's new Rich Kidd-powered single "Mutiny" is our Song of the Day
Los Angeles, CA – For his latest single, "Mutiny," LA rapper Bishop Lamont brings in Juno Award-winner Rich Kidd for both a … Read More »
Raz Fresco brings in Canada Day at Pablo Frescobar release party
Toronto, ON – Last night's footage from Toronto emcee/producer Raz Fresco's release party for his highly anticipated album Pablo Frescobar. The night … Read More »
Davinci (fka Gudini) drops new Crooklin-produced single, Do You
Toronto, ON – New music from Davinci and the R-Way camp. This is the Crooklin-produced "Do You" which can be found on … Read More »
Tona releases third video in support of Carpe Diem, "Luv It" directed by SoTeeoh
Toronto, ON – Toronto rapper Tona (Naturally Born Strangers / Freedom Writers) drops off the latest visuals coming in support of his … Read More »
Yours Truly, T.Y. – Do It ft. Rich Kidd (Prod. Chef Byer) [Audio]
Hamilton, ON – Young rap prince Yours Truly, T.Y. recently teamed up with Canadian vet Rich Kidd to hit us with this … Read More »
SonReal, Tory Lanez, P. Reign, NBS & John River nominated for Best Hip Hop Video
Toronto, ON – The 2015 MuchMusic Video Awards nominations were recently revealed and features some stiff … Read More »
Maestro Fresh Wes – Compositions Vol. 1 [EP]
Toronto, ON – After releasing several dope singles over the past couple of years, the Godfather of Canadian hip-hop – Maestro Fresh … Read More »
Junia-T – We Got This ft. Jessie Reyez [Video] #EyeSeeYou
Los Angeles, CA – As if the independent campaign wasn't impressive enough already, Junia-T keeps the Eye See You buzz building with … Read More »
Tona celebrates release of Carpe Diem in Toronto on April 30 [News]
Toronto, ON – Fresh off a JUNO Award win for his work as a Naturally Born Stranger, Toronto vet Tona is getting … Read More »
Mr. Green – Toronto ft. Rich Kidd, Tre Mission, DeVah Quartet & Khari Wendell Mcclelland [Audio]
Brooklyn, NY – On his new compilation Live From The Streets, veteran hip-hop producer Mr. Green pays homage to the thriving Toronto … Read More »
Sese – Forever 'Til It's Over (Prod. Rich Kidd) [Video]
St. Catharines, ON – As Sese gears up to join Peter Jackson's Since I was 16 Canadian Tour in April, he drops … Read More »
Rap Recording of the Year: And the winner is… Naturally Born Strangers [News]
UPDATE: – Naturally Born Strangers win Rap Recording of the Year for their self-titled project. The R&B/Soul Recording of the Year winner … Read More »
Tona – Show Me Some Love ft. Rich Kidd (Dir. Zac Facts) [Video]
Toronto, ON – It ain't hard to show Tona love when he's putting out projects like the JUNO-nominated Naturally Born Strangers or … Read More »
Saukrates – Amani (Prod. Rich Kidd) [Video]
Toronto, ON – Amani means peace in Sawahili. It's also the real name of veteran Toronto rapper Saukrates, and the title of … Read More »
April 5: Don't miss Sunday Night Live featuring Saukrates with special guests [News]
Toronto, ON – Canadian hip-hop veteran Saukrates aka 'Bigg Soxx' is a 3-time JUNO-nominated rapper, singer, and record producer extraordinaire. He's been … Read More »
2015 JUNOfest Nominee Showcase takes place Friday, March 13 in Hamilton [News]
Hamilton, ON – The Canadian Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences (CARAS) is proud to announce additions to their 2015 JUNOfest Nominee … Read More »


text:
I'm looking for a free online tool that would allow creating photo slideshows and uploading them to youtube.
Animoto.com is a good example but only has a 30sec free option.
Try One True Media, you can find more here
Sign up using Google
Sign up using Facebook
Sign up using Email and Password
By posting your answer, you agree to the privacy policy and terms of service.
4 years ago
657 times

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Manolo Blahnik
Lauratomod Ankle-Strap Sandals
Product Actions
Manolo Blahnik black patent leather Lauratomod ankle-strap sandals.
- 2" (50mm) heel, approximately
- Open toe, wide toe band, ankle strap with silvertone buckle, covered heel counter, patent leather-covered chunky heel
- Buckles at ankle
- Leather sole
- Available in Black
- Made in Italy
Spanish-born designer Manolo Blahnik founded his footwear empire in 1970 and immediately received a resounding stamp of approval from fashion icon Diana Vreeland. Over 40 years later, he continues to design his coveted shoes with a critical eye for detail and stylish silhouettes for every woman.
Need Help? Have Questions? Contact Us.
Please call 1.888.222.7639 to speak with a Customer Service Representative.
We're here to help you:
Monday - Friday, 9 AM - 9 PM (ET)
Saturday - Sunday, 10:30 AM - 7 PM (ET)
If you prefer email, we can be reached anytime at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Free Shipping & Returns on all U.S. Orders. See Details.


text:
We are migrating from Clearcase to another VCS (probably either SVN or Mercurial). For companies that have made this transition, what factors did they find important in selecting another VCS tool, and what practices did they find eased the transition?
We started with Q&A. Technical documentation is next, and we need your help.
Whether you're a beginner or an experienced developer, you can contribute.
A couple to add are:
SVN and Mercurial are both good SCM. Many opensource projects use them. If your choice only narrowed down to these two then what you and your team must consider is:
Workflow and workflow
How do you want to do the commits and branching? Distributed or Purely centralized? This is related to the company policy too. Go with SVN if you want everything to be centralized. But this does not mean you can not have central repository with Mercurial. It's quite beneficial if your team choose DVCS like Mercurial because:
Other than that, both are really good as they both have good (enough) performance, good windows support (SVN, Hg) and good documentation/book (SVN, Hg).
You need to take into account several criteria like:
In term of migration (to SVN or Mercurial), it will be easier if you were using ClearCase UCM, because the baselines represent clear "timeline" (closest analogy to "revision") you can use to import in your other (D)VCS.
In general I would always go with the distributed version control system (DVCS). I haven't tried mercurial but git; but the premise here is the same.
If you use a centralized system you are bound to that structure. If you use a distributed system you are not. But just because you can distribute it you don't have to. If it makes more sense in your team to have a single central repository then do it that way.
What you should not underestimate is the power of local branches. Branching in a centralized system is rather cumbersome, developer or feature branches are seldom made. Developers rather have multiple working copies or keep unsafe changes in their working copy, to not break the build. With a decentralized system the developer creates local branch works on it. Interrupted by a show stopper bug, he switches back to the master branch fixes the problem, pushes the changes to the central repository and changes back to his feature branch. The workflow is extremely smooth.
Additionally the distributed nature of the system makes it a robust one. If the server is down, it is business as usual for the developers, they can even exchange their changes between each other.
Finally developers can take work home, on the plane, on the train or where every they like. They never loose the VCS capability and can make proper commits.
The result is that the behavior of the developers in regards to the VCS is defined by company policy, not the technology and you can change you policy at any time you like.
Third party support. Does the system have a mature SCC provider for Visual Studio? (SVN yes, Hg's not mature).
Eclipse? Both have good support.
Are your developers used to being command-line commandos? Then third-party support / plugins may be a non-issue.
If you're migrating away from good-ol Clearcase ;-) take a quick look at Plastic SCM. Most of the basic concepts will be still there but all the painful bits are gone. And it's distributed. Check the following link: http://codicesoftware.blogspot.com/2010/03/distributed-development-for-windows.html
this is an old thread, but i wanted to contribute a bit. IMO, SVN has run it's course. Now in fairness, if you have around 50 or so users and don't do a lot of branching, then sure, it is not going to be any worse than CC. However, as old as CC is and as complex as it is, it still has a lot of mature functionality. so if you are a mature CC shop, SVN will not meet your needs. in fact, a best practice is to branch less and work off the main trunk. so a better choice (given the choices above) would be Hg. Also, i'm biased towards dvcs. true dvcs that is...and there are only 2 OSS choices: Hg and git. and currently one commercial system, plastic scm. if you're used to visual representation of your file history (vtree browser, or component tree browser in CC UCM, think that's what it was called), plastic may be a more viable choice. as i have seen it has the graphical vtree and something else, like branch tree explorer. i remember supporting CC where a lot of us would take turns on the whiteboard and draw out the "process" model. plastic has it built-in. anyway, again i'm biased towards dvcs...i suffered enough with svn and cc and trying to use expensive replication tools and mastership scripting. dvcs is so simple! if you're a hard nosed linux/unix dev shop, git may be a better choice. if more windows or a mix, Hg and Plastic look like better choices. more graphics and visuals with plastic. i think Hg misses a lot of the permissioning and access controls you are used to with CC...so plastic might have the edge here. hope this helps and good luck!


text:
You are using an outdated browser. Please upgrade your browser to improve your experience.
ios 6 beta 4
Never Trust An SMS At First Sight
An SMS security issue has been uncovered and affects every iOS device. PLEASE READ.
Bryan M. Wolfe
| August 17
The AppAdvice iOS 6 Quick Pick: Don't Let A Poor Wi-Fi Connection Slow You Down
Two new iOS 6 features have been uncovered in Apple's latest beta to developers.
Bryan M. Wolfe
| August 8
The AppAdvice iOS 6 Quick Pick: App Store, Music And Siri
The latest iOS 6 beta is packed full of new features. Here are just a few of those features.
Bryan M. Wolfe
| August 7
Could Passbook-Compatible iOS Apps Soon Appear In App Store?
Apple will allow for Passbook-compatible third-party iPhone applications once iOS 6 is released in the coming months.
Joe White
| August 7
Mysterious 'Bluetooth Sharing' Feature Appears In iOS 6 Beta 4
Another new feature has launched in iOS 6 beta 4: "Bluetooth Sharing."
Joe White
| August 7
Jailbreakers Don't Need To Worry About iOS 6 Beta 4
It's already possible to jailbreak iOS 6 beta 4 with redsn0w 0.9.13dev3!
Joe White
| August 6
The AppAdvice iOS 6 Quick Pick: Apple Puts Safety First
Apple makes another change to Maps in iOS 6.
Jamie Young
| August 6
YouTube App Disappears In Latest iOS 6 Beta
Apple has just released iOS 6 beta 4 to developers. The update is available over the air and on the Apple Developer website.
Brent Dirks
| August 6


text:
I am at this hotel 3 days a month on average. I like the location as I am wheelchair bound and easy access to the euclid corridor bus that takes me to the clinic. I always feel secure at this hotel, Sure there has a few issues here and there, but the staff here does take care of things, I am always greeted with a smile, and If I phone the GM I always get the call answered.
- Official Description (provided by the hotel):
- Situated in the heart of downtown in an elegant National Historic Landmark Building, the Hyatt Regency Cleveland at The Arcade. A total of 293 guest rooms including 4 suites. 14,000 square feet of divisible meeting space including 4 executive boardrooms, 5 banquet rooms, and 4800 square feet of prefunction space. 1890, a contemporary restaruant and lounge, seats 210 open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Fully equipped Fitness Center. The Hyatt Regency Cleveland is within walking distance of the Cleveland Convention Center, Progressive Field, Browns Stadium, Quicken Loans Arena, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, East 4th Street entertainment district, Cleveland Clinic, The Warehouse District and Theater District. ... more less
- Reservation Options:
- TripAdvisor is proud to partner with Booking.com, Hotels.com, TripOnline SA, Hotwire, Orbitz, Hyatt Hotels Corporation, Travelocity, Priceline, Odigeo and Expedia so you can book your Hyatt Regency Cleveland at The Arcade reservations with confidence. We help millions of travelers each month to find the perfect hotel for both vacation and business trips, always with the best discounts and special offers.
- Also Known As:
- Hyatt Regency Cleveland At The Arcade Hotel Cleveland
- Hyatt Cleveland
- Hyatt Regency Cleveland At The Arcade Ohio


text:
Samuel Pisar, Holocaust survivor who was adviser to JFK, dies
Pisar became a member of President Kennedy's economic and foreign policy task force in 1960, and also served as an adviser to the State Department. More ▸
Pisar became a member of President Kennedy's economic and foreign policy task force in 1960, and also served as an adviser to the State Department. More ▸
Doctorow won the PEN/Faulkner Award for Fiction and the National Book Critics Circle Award for fiction. More ▸
The Vienna native played the role more than any other actor. He was also nominated for an Oscar and recorded Hebrew and Yiddish folk music. More ▸
Lenart led an air attack with four airplanes on the Egyptian advance columns during Israel's War of Independence, causing them to retreat. More ▸
The Jewish beekeeper grew the company with his business partner, and his scraggly, bearded image became the face of the brand. More ▸
Sir Nicholas Winton was known as the "British Schindler" for arranging the rescue of 669 children from Nazi-occupied Czechoslovakia to England. More ▸
In a 2010 interview, Moody said, "I couldn't possibly have played the role if it was seen as anti-Semitic. " More ▸
Beker, also the longtime head of WJC's Israel office, died of cancer at 64. More ▸
Sharsheret, the nonprofit she founded, provides educational and support services to young Jewish women living with breast cancer and ovarian cancer. More ▸
Jacques Parizeau blamed the Jewish and other ethnic communities for the defeat of a bitter provincial referendum in 1995 on seceding from Canada. More ▸
Also From 70 Faces Media
9 Lipstick Shades That Match Perfectly With the Food Stain on Your Shirt
See These Adorable Israeli Parents Sing Matisyahu's 'One Day' with Their Baby
3 Best Moments from Chelsea Clinton's Speech About Hillary as a Mom & Grandma
Dad's Justin Timberlake Parody Is Perfect for Every Parent Whose Kid Just Won't Sit Still


text:
The Time Out London blog
Your up-to-the-minute guide to London life, news, culture, pop-ups, and openings
Overheard in London: this week's #wordonthestreet
Every week you share the weird things you've overheard in London. Above, a few perplexing snippets from the past seven days – don't forget to tweet...
Jake Yapp solves London's problems
Each week a different comedian solves Londoners' issues. This week, joker on the airwaves, Jake Yapp, tackles your problems head on. Dear Jake, My house has...
Top five people at a book launch
1. The next gen author Anyone who tries to impress Tabitha with nuggets of literary wisdom half-remembered from secondary school will feel a stab of...
City envy: we want an ice cream museum like New York
Question: What's even better than ice cream? Answer: A whole museum dedicated to the stuff. And from this Friday, New York City will be blessed with exactly...
43 bloomin' fabulous photos of London's Royal Parks
Get your Instagram ready Londoners because our city's royal parks are on fire - #nofilter needed. With a bit of extreme sun (and the odd toasty heatwave),...
Secretly brilliant bits of London: Angels Costumes
Isn't Angels a fancy-dress shop? Well, yes. If you recognise the name from your annual Halloween costume hunt that's because this world-famous costumiers...
14 reasons to go to Walworth Road in SE1, SE5, SE17
The joy of the bustling Walworth Road lies in the fact that despite being so close to the centre of London it has somehow – so far – managed to avoid...
Why I ❤ Jason Bourne, by Time Out Film Editor Cath Clarke
Ignore the so-so reviews. Forget about rumours of Jason Bourne going meathead. The amnesiac CIA agent is the only action hero to get a feminist thumbs-up ...
Blog posts you've been loving lately
This interactive map showing London's murder hotspots is a teeny bit terrifying
We love a map – tube maps, interactive maps, Harry Potter maps – we're into all of them. But this may just be the creepiest map we've ever come across. A new...
In pictures: the 2016 London Marathon
The London Marathon took place yesterday, with almost 40,000 fundraisers taking to the city's streets – and our community of photographers were there...
35 fun things to do in London this week
Get crafty this week with laser cutting lessons in Peckham, find out more about the world of independent magazine publishing at the magCulture shop, or...
Winner winner Chicken (Town) dinner: here's a deal worth crossing the road for
London's paltry poultry landscape took a turn for the better when Tottenham's crowd-funded, non-profit Chicken Town opened up in November. We gave its...
Popular posts from our Blog Network
Pokémon GO: Where to find 30 of the best and rarest Pokémon in London
Pokémon masters of London! If you've gotten to that point where you wanna start building up a small army of level 1600 Vaporeons, then you should head out to some of our city's top attractions to nab the most coveted pokecritters in the land. Tentacool, Dratini, Electabuzz, Hitmonlee, Kabuto, Mankey, Snorlax, Mr. Mime and even the occasional Dragonite (YES DRAGONITE!) have been found chillaxin' at places like the Tower of London, inside Regent's Park, by the penguins at London Zoo and in the flowery gardens of Kensington Palace. So what are you waiting for? While there's no guaranteeing where the rarest of our little friends might spawn, here's all latest buzz on where to find and catch the best and rarest of Pokémon in London: Dratini Luke Abrahams Where to find it: Tower Bridge, St.Katherine's Docks and the Tower of London are just some of the areas this cute little dragon-type Pokémon will show itself. Mr. Mime A photo posted by Things. People. Places. (@peterg153) on Jul 25, 2016 at 1:21pm PDT Where to find it: The most popular place to catch Mr. Mime is in between all the Warhols' and Pollocks' at the Tate Modern. Many Londoners have also reported that it's possible to catch this rare Pokémon at stations on the Jubilee line. Dragonite A photo posted by BUSH (@eyehatebush) on Jul 28, 2016 at 6:17am PDT Where to find it: The most common place this powerful dragon-type Pokémon keeps popping up is by her Maj's fancy crown
Why a foodie should walk down... Clerkenwell Road
Clerkenwell Road is part of a route linking east and west London, yet with its quiet passages and historic square it has the character of an intimate neighbourhood. It's also home to a variety of foodie venues serving Clerkenwell's creative community. Here's some of our favourites. Bea's of Bloomsbury and Banh Mi Bay on Theobold's Road Bea's of Bloomsbury Bea's 'cake boutique' is the original tea room for this booming business. They make all their products on the premises; try their famous cupcakes, or the unique duffin (a cross between a doughnut and muffin). Or, indulge in their afternoon tea – a three-tier extravaganza of scones, cakes, treats and mini-baguettes. As for Banh Mi Bay just down the road, baguettes come in different shapes and sizes at this Vietnamese restaurant, which has pioneered traditional banh mi baguettes in the UK. The French loaf was introduced to Vietnam during colonial times and has evolved into a light elongated roll with a crispy crust. Order a lemongrass chargrilled steak banh mi – it's a brilliant twist on a steak sandwich. Baguettes at Banh Mi Bay Leather Lane Market This historical market offers a solid mix of street food faves, such as Crosstown Doughnuts, which started trading in the market in 2014. Their doughnuts have since gone viral, but despite their success, the business still has the vibe of a street market start-up. Crosstown Doughnuts always sell out Leather Lane is also home to the legendar
Eight types of people you meet while flat-hunting in London
The pain of flat-hunting in London is all too real. If you've ever been on the hunt for a perfect pad, chances are you'll have met one or more of these delightful types. The too-cool-for-school Brixton babes They're really just after a 'cool' person who routinely spends Sunday hungover after a night spent socialising with the 'right' people. Fun optional. 'Cool' person must be into culture enough to pass as a weekend hipster, but not so much that they're unconventional, artsy or alienating. Also, said person must not have too much passion or enthusiasm – it messes with the cool vibe they're rocking. The landlord on a power trip He's an older gentleman, a bit racist and incredibly superior. He rents out the rooms in the apartment in order to pay off his children's university debts and considers the chosen lodger to be of great privilege, having the opportunity to live with him in his beautiful Clapham Junction Victorian terrace. He monitors the power consumption monthly on a meter so he can measure the exact impact the new lodger is having on electricity bills. After two interrogation sessions and over 20 text messages back and forth, he informs you via Spareroom automated message that you are not a suitable candidate. All you can think is 'arsehole!', but realise in hindsight that you dodged a bullet. #abfab event #brixtonvillage #sweetiedarlings A photo posted by @toinonlegros on Jul 2, 2016 at 7:29am PDT The eccentric Dalston artist He fancies
Three cafés in Forest Hill with décor as delicious as the cakes
Forest Hill is bursting with sweet independent cafés where it's not unusual to find a vintage shop, a free art exhibition or even a therapy room alongside the tea and cake. And they're all really pretty too. Here are three worth checking out the next time you're in SE23. The Montage Spread over three floors, The Montage combines a café, free art gallery, and a vintage shop. #TheMontageCafe #ForestHill #VintageShopLondon #ArtGalleryLondon #LondonCafes #LondonTea #Art #Vintage #London A photo posted by Camilla Laake (@camillalaake) on Jul 3, 2016 at 12:59pm PDT Furnishings are sourced from vintage markets in the UK and abroad, and practically every item you see or sit on is for sale – you could literally go in and walk out with the whole café. #TheMontageCafe #ForestHill #VintageShopLondon #ArtGalleryLondon #LondonCafes #LondonTea #Art #Vintage #London A photo posted by Camilla Laake (@camillalaake) on Jul 3, 2016 at 1:00pm PDT Recipes and artwork (available to purchase) fill the walls – go in for a tea, and leave with a tip or two from 'The Spice Cookbook' (Avanelle Day and Lillie Stuckey), and a new painting for your home. 33 Dartmouth Rd, SE23 3HN #TheMontageCafe #ForestHill #VintageShopLondon #ArtGalleryLondon #LondonCafes #LondonTea #Art #Vintage #London A photo posted by Camilla Laake (@camillalaake) on Jul 3, 2016 at 12:56pm PDT Canvas & Cream If someone told you this café was made up of
Read more blog gold
Watch this guy will make the fastest falafel wrap you've ever seen
Hungry and in an insane rush? Hot-foot it over to iFalafal in Petticoat Lane market on Goulston Street where this falafel wizard will you whip you up a tasty Middle Eastern snack in just 17 seconds. The street food vendor is taking fast food to new speedy heights and is getting a reputation as London's 'falafel wrap master'. The £3 wraps come with a lightning speed addition of falafels, houmous, pickles, cucumber, lettuce, chilli sauce and tahini. They're getting such a reputation that there's even a Reddit thread called 'The Fastest Falafel Wrapper in London'. Don't believe us? Prepare to be amazed: Still not impressed? Check this: Hungry? Here are some more places to get some damn good falafel in London.
Overheard in London: this week's #wordonthestreet
Every week you share the weird things you've overheard in London. Above, a few perplexing snippets from the past seven days – don't forget to tweet us your own! Like Word on the Street? We've now made a book of these little beauties! 'Word on the Street: Ridiculous Things We've Overheard in London' is out now, £6.99. To buy a copy, visit timeout.com/wotsbook.
Quit your job, become a... street food seller
Andy Parsons Evi Peroulaki 38, market stall owner and co-founder of Souvlaki Street What the hell is souvlaki? 'It's a Greek wrap. We use Greek pita, tzatziki, salad and either pork, chicken or halloumi.' Why set up a street food stall? 'Pure greed! Both Conor (my partner) and I love souvlaki, but we couldn't find good souvlaki in London. So we turned up at our local market in Clapton one day with a disposable barbecue from Sainsbury's to see how it went. We brought enough to make 20 wraps and they all went within an hour.' Can anyone turn up and do it? 'No, we had an audition with the guy who runs the market. It was a bit like "MasterChef". After that, we started turning up every other Sunday and it got really popular.' What's an average day for you now? 'Early morning starts to get to the market by 8am. If I can get up at 6.30am, it's a lie-in! Then we set up and start serving. I don't get to sit down again until 9pm. By 10pm, I'm dead.' How do you fit in a social life? 'What's a social life? We don't have any friends any more! It's very hard, especially in the summer because we do so many festivals. It's like having a child: it takes every single moment of spare time you have.' It sounds awful... 'It's our baby! The fact that it's ours and we can take it in any direction we want is definitely the best thing about it. No matter how tiring it is or how much it sucks the life out of you, it's your thing. We watch it grow every day and it makes us proud.' Do
City envy: there's a wine theme park in Bordeaux
Theme parks: nightmare places of interminable queues, huge crowds of mardy teenagers, and £15 burgers filled with mystery meat. But take a moment to imagine this, if you will: the interminable queues have been replaced by row upon row of bottles of pinot noir. There are no rowdy youngsters, just glasses full of the finest cabernet sauvignon. And instead of dodgy food, there are gallons of delicious chenin blanc. This oenophile's wet dream is a reality, because the world's first wine theme park has just opened in the French city of Bordeaux. La Cité du Vin offers ten floors of adults-only fun, with experiences ranging from wine-tasting sessions to exhibitions on the history of wine and even a wine-merchant- themed boat ride. There are no rollercoasters, but the resulting hangovers should be able to recreate some of their effects. Want more great things in other cities? You can now get a pizza in a box made of pizza (!) in New York And there's an IMAX spin studio in New York
11 reasons to go to Marchmont Street in Bloomsbury, WC1
Bloomsbury is something of an unknown quantity. It's hidden away, tucked among and behind all sorts of places that everyone already knows. But head to its back streets, past the busy roads and you'll discover one of central London's greatest treasures. Neither crazy-busy like Oxford Street, nor aggy like the City, not touristy like Covent Garden, it has all the history of Soho but, brilliantly, none of the crowds. Despite being near London's busiest bits, Marchmont Street is one of Zone 1's most chilled-out places to wander around and it has an amazingly rich heritage. It's got all bases covered: art, cinema, architecture, museums, green spaces, shopping, fine food, nice pubs and cheap eats. And if you turn up on a Sunday morning you basically get it all to yourself. That rich history I alluded to earlier? The street's full of stories: from the LGBT powerhouse Gay's the Word (recognise it from Pride?) to Percy and Mary Shelley's old house and the gossip-worthy goings-on of Jane Austen-era Brunswick Square, it's basically a living museum of London. So as all the tourists head straight to the British Museum, go a little bit east and give yourself the whole day to have a proper exploration of the road that London historians call Bloomsbury's 'original high street'. Drink this A photo posted by nicolondon1985 (@nicolondon1985) on Jun 21, 2013 at 4:17am PDT The Norfolk Arms runs a mean bar and also serves pata negra and soutzouki as well as modern British food a
Top five cheapest Londoners
© Nathan James Page 1. The exact-bill- divider-upper You and your work chums head out for dim sum, and eventually the bill arrives. Andy from Finance pipes up: 'I only had one glass of pinot, and I didn't touch the noodles.' Dividing up the steamed dumplings, tofu skin rolls and lotus leaf rice parcels among you and seven of your colleagues is like thrusting a fully-grown Arizonian cactus up ya derrière. All because Andy foresees a personal economic meltdown if he spends a few extra pence on Donna from HR's sticky rice. 2. The pots-of-cash-TK Maxx-weekender Kathy lives in a four-bed, three-bath, fifteenth-floor Thames-side apartment, has no comprehension of what the Jubilee line is and executes her weekly shop at Borough Market, but she'll take up your whole Saturday dragging you round the aisles of TK's in the hunt for a cost-effective kaftan. She'll barter her way out of service charges, bully waiting staff for complimentary booze and wangle her way out of cancellation fees. You can take the girl out of the north-west, but not out of a 60 percent-less-than-the-RRP discount department store. © Nathan James Page 3. The daily saver, holiday splurger With Sam, it's all voucher deals, Groupon bargains and TopTable offers; she'll never start with an apéritif at a hyper-cool hotel or contemporary cocktail bar: 'You can buy a whole bottle of plonk for the price of one cosmo in that gaff.' She'll happily bang on about P&O's ocean-fresh lobster, the tasty p
This tube map shows the average property prices at every London Underground station
Click for the full-sized map Everyone knows that if you ever want to get on the property ladder in London, you're going to need a helluva lot of cash. To quantify just how money we're talking about, the folks at TotallyMoney.com have put together this handy (if depressing) map, which shows the average house price, per square foot, within 0.3 miles of every London tube station. To put it into context, the average one-bedroom flat in London is about 500 square feet, so you don't need to be a mathematician to work out that Zone 1 is pretty much off-limits unless you're secretly sitting on a pile of gold. The research shows that the Hammersmith and City line is the most expensive at £1,125 per square foot, while the Metropolitan line has the cheapest average property price, at £504 per square foot. Although, it's worth bearing in mind that the Metropolitan line stretches all the way out to Zone 9, so you might save on property but you'll have a seriously long (and expensive) commute. Want more depressing property maps? This one show how unaffordable renting in London is. Here are 25 things you didn't know about the tube.
Bum rush: photos of the World Naked Bike Ride in London
A photo posted by A Broad In London (@abroad.inlondon) on Jun 11, 2016 at 9:23am PDT On Saturday, hundreds of cyclists stripped off and saddled up for the World Naked Bike Ride's London leg. A photo posted by Paukova (@paukova_zhzh) on Jun 11, 2016 at 7:46am PDT Ostensibly a protest against oil dependency and a car-dominated public realm, it's also quite a good laugh. A photo posted by Ming (@indieboy) on Jun 11, 2016 at 9:05am PDT Photos suggest quite a troubling number of arsehole-on-Santander-bike incidents. Let's hope everyone brought some Dettol wipes. A photo posted by Norberto Gomes (@norgomes) on Jun 12, 2016 at 8:51am PDT The bike ride takes place in cities around the world, with recent happenings in Chicago and Los Angeles. A photo posted by Secchi (@secchiyao) on Jun 11, 2016 at 2:33pm PDT The event happens each year, so if you're feeling inspired, make a plan for next June! A photo posted by @chichiwawawa on Jun 11, 2016 at 12:44pm PDT And now to conclude the post, more naked people on bikes. Enjoy! A photo posted by Monkey (@monkey_muscle) on Jun 13, 2016 at 2:01am PDT A photo posted by Tom (@i_am_tomr) on Jun 11, 2016 at 12:18pm PDT A photo posted by Ashish Surana (@_aashishclicks) on Jun 11, 2016 at 1:30pm PDT A photo posted by Asier Susaeta (@assier78) on Jun 12, 2016 at 3:52am P


text:
Awkward Widow Wanders...
Credits & Info
- Uploaded
- Feb 13, 2013 | 2:42 AM EST
- File Info
- Song
- 3 min 33 sec
- Score
- 4.07 / 5.00
Related Content
Heard in 1 Entry!
View all submissions featuring this audio file.
You might also enjoy:
Licensing Terms
You may not use this work for commercial purposes without making specific arrangements with the artist UNLESS your work is a web-based game or animation, in which case you may use this freely.
- Score:
- Rated 4.07 / 5 stars
- Plays & Downloads:
- 2,575 Plays | 126 Downloads
- Share Links:
- Genres:
- Electronic - Dubstep
- quar
- muar
- fuar
- pluar
Author Comments
Rated 5 / 5 stars
The mess I had to clean from my eargasm was pleasant. But only because I was listening to this song while cleaning.
lol. thanks vinchenzo <3
Rated 5 / 5 stars
lets give it lyrics..
Weeeaaarrgh Weeearrrrgh*snare*BREAAAUH wubwubwubwubwubwub reeeaaauuUUGGGHHHH Ret-dududu-RET-dudududu
lol. snare solo.
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars
Love the melody on this! The pitch automation and gitchy shit also fits well. Maybe the piano is a bit blegh... still.
Nothing else to say, really. Keep on glitchin' :D
marprprprrp <3
Rated 4 / 5 stars
add more depth to it! awesome start, but it rambles on a little bit like my own music. i approve though, give me more
I'm too lazy to go back and fix stuff. Copy paste copy paste. Thanks for the review/ positive feedback though!


text:
Skip to main content
Search the history of over 498 billion pages on the Internet.
Search the Wayback Machine
All Texts
This Just In
Smithsonian Libraries
Lincoln Collection
Additional Collections
eBooks & Texts
American Libraries
Canadian Libraries
Universal Library
Shareware CD-ROMs
Community Texts
Project Gutenberg
Biodiversity Heritage Library
Open Library
Children's Library
Kimberly Kubus
All Video
This Just In
Prelinger Archives
Democracy Now!
Occupy Wall Street
TV NSA Clip Library
TV News
Animation & Cartoons
Arts & Music
Community Video
Computers & Technology
Cultural & Academic Films
Ephemeral Films
Understanding 9/11
News & Public Affairs
Spirituality & Religion
Sports Videos
Videogame Videos
Youth Media
All Audio
This Just In
Grateful Dead
Old Time Radio
78 RPMs and Cylinder Recordings
Live Music Archive
Audio Books & Poetry
Community Audio
Computers & Technology
Music, Arts & Culture
News & Public Affairs
Non-English Audio
Librivox Free Audiobook
Radio Programs
Spirituality & Religion
All Software
This Just In
Old School Emulation
MS-DOS Games
Historical Software
Classic PC Games
Software Library
Internet Arcade
Community Software
Software Sites
Tucows Software Library
Vintage Software
Console Living Room
Atari 2600
Magnavox Odyssey 2
Bally Astrocade
Sega Genesis
Sega Game Gear
Atari 7800
Sega Master System
All Image
This Just In
Flickr Commons
Occupy Wall Street Flickr
Cover Art
USGS Maps
Metropolitan Museum
NASA Images
Solar System Collection
Ames Research Center
Brooklyn Museum
Toggle navigation
4:30 am
making news. >> we learned that hofs tess is going out of business. katie marzullo is live in the newsroom with what is leading to the end of this 82-year-old company. >> reporter: truly the end of an era. hostess says they are winding down operations and they have filed a motion seeking permission to close its business and sell its assets. those assets include iconic brands and also the facilities. dingdong and twinkies. hostess rejected the employee contract. they say it crippled their ability to produce products from facility. bakery operations have been suspended but delivery will continue and retail stores will remain open for several days but
4:31 am
that is just in order to sell the already baked products. >> kristen: we do believe it involves one of the bakeries in the east bay, as well. new this morning, oakland police say a dangerous shooting suspect is finally off the streets and under arrest after a chance encountered led police to trap him at a popular san francisco restaurant. terry mcsweeney is live at the steakhouse on van ness avenue. terry? >> reporter: this is where the off duty oakland police officer wanted to have steak and potatoes. instead what he got was he looked up and he saw a homicide suspect. take a look at the scene about 10:00. the officer was here having a
4:32 am
birthday dinner with his wife. he saw ronnie fennel and he notified pd. they set up an operation where he could be arrested safely. after everybody had eaten he walked out in the waiting arms of police officers. this was a birthday dinner the officer was having with his wife. interestingly, oakland police last night were in las vegas trying to find this guy. >> as of late his wife was shooting victim in a retaliatory shooting while she was shot eight times while picking up her kids. we hope this will put an end to the ongoing violence between his crew and group. >> reporter: oakland police say that for now it's suspected in the homicide but a number of other shootings as well as a home invasion and off duty
4:33 am
oakland police officer who came out to celebrate a birthday this morning in celebrating possibly the most important arrest of his career. >> kristen: thank you so much. 4:33. you can see rain is coming down but driving in, i did encountered light rain. >> eric: few sprinkles coming in but more is in store than a few sprinkles. >> light appetizer. here is a look at radar returns. it's mainly blue, kind of drizzle and light rain and mainly drizzle from american canyon along 37 up to sonoma and main street up to rohnert park and we have radar return between pittsburg and concord on marsh creek road as you head toward the eastern sections of contra costa and alameda counties. here is the rest of it. that is what is coming our way for the rest of the morning commute. sooner you can get out there more likely it will be dry.
4:34 am
we have snow mixing in the sierra, high snow with the elevation around 7,000 feet. temperatures cooler today but just expect waves of rain, 60-63 at the coast. 56 around the bay and 61-65 inland. wet weather is going to stay here through sunday morning. >> no chain requirements for the sierra. snow level is high. we'll be following that this morning. you can see the golden gate bridge. i came down from san rafael where it was dry around 3:30 this morning. we started getting light sprinkles across the golden gate bridge. you can see the slick roads and we saw chp officers slowly heading into the northbound direction to put pick up the road work at north end. leverage road closed until 5:30 because of road work. there is detour in place. other road work at alameda. on-ramp of 880 is closed.
4:35 am
dumbarton bridge, left lane closed until 5:00 for road work as well. >> eric: the prospect of rain has public work crews in daly city racing to shore up a damaged hillside and prevent a mudslide that buried a street and cars on it last week. amy hollyfield is live in daly city with an update for us. >> reporter: city officials have asked the people who live here to keep an eye on the situation throughout the rainy weekend. within minutes they suspect any problems. crews prepared the area trying to make it rain proof. the park is now surrounded by hay bales and nettingering the area and uncovered a storm driaw in the middle of the park. >> basically we're trying to let the water that would fall go into the curb and gutter.
4:36 am
that is not to suggest we're going to have muddy water but we won't have what took place on tuesday morning. >> reporter: here are the pictures of what they are trying to keep from happening on tuesday. a pipe broke causing 45,000 gallons of water to spew into this daly city neighborhood. it was a gross mess. residents don't want to see the rain shake a lot looking any of mud. city officials feel confident the measures they put in place will hold and hillside will not cause any more problems. >> eric: stay with "abc 7 news" for continuing coverage of today's storm. check back with meteorologist mike nicco and live doppler 7 hd for a look at where the rain is headed. you you can follow the storm on our website at abc7news.com. >> kristen: new this morning a big police presence in the
4:37 am
richmond district shut down two separate intersections. they surrounded a van where a man and woman were sleeping illegally. they caught up to them between 42nd and 4 3rd. he resisted arrest and had a medical problem. he was rushed to the hospital. no other details released. >> eric: on capitol hill, david petraeus is preparing to field questions from congress about the attack on the u.s. consulate in libya. his appearance before senate and house intelligence committees comes a week after he resigned over an extramarital affair. he is not expected to talk about that scandal. they will ask him about what the agency knew about the september 11th terror attack in benghazi which killed the u.s. ambassador. >> president obama meets with top republicans and democrats in congress to talk about the looming fiscal cliff. congressional leaders will go to
4:38 am
the white house to talk about averting automatic tax increases and deep spending cuts that will take effect in january. president will also meet with leaders of civil rights groups and other organizations to get their input. >> he spoke this week with labor leaders and corporate ceos who have backed the call for a greater tax revenue. >> eric: jim harbaugh but a is expected to be back at work after being treated for an irregular heartbeat. he visited the 49er facility late afternoon before doctors sent him home. he is expected back at practice in santa clara. news of his conditions caught players by surprise but as linebacker patrick willis says harbaugh is tougher an two dollar steak. >> kristen: three major airports are bracing for big crowds. san francisco expects 140,000
4:39 am
passengers to arrive or depart today. more people are expected to travel because of the improving economy. sfo says it expects to is see a 3% increase in passengers compared to last year. >> eric: with the weather moving in, we should be prepared for delays at sfo today. >> kristen: probably and for those driving to work, let's see the time line. >> good question. here is a look at the radar and we have it zoomed on sonoma county, san rafael, magnolia avenue all the way down to mill valley, best radar returns. if you are coming across the richmond-san rafael bridge you will run into wet weather. it goes to san pablo bay over to vallejo. springs road, that is an area along with 80 that is getting lighter rain right now. wall of water is down to the south. it will head towards the peninsula coast and then rotate up towards the northeast across the bay and over to the east bay.
4:40 am
it's going to get here in about 45 minutes to an hour. solid rain for the morning commute. out ahead of that we'll have scattered light showers for the next hour or so. you can see how light there they are. visibility is doing well. we have a little bit of fog with the moisture in the air. 44 in fairfield. livermore, 48. napa, 49. everybody else in the mid-50s to few upper 50s. very mild this morning. that will be the case from the storm coming in from the south and west and we'll have a chance of rain. temperatures in the 40s and 50s now. 50s and 60s as we head through the afternoon hours. more rain tomorrow. morning showers sunday but sunday afternoon until monday looks to be dry. good morning. happy friday everyone. so far, so good on the roadways. bay bridge toll plaza, no delays here. it doesn't look like there is any moisture on the ground at bay bridge yet.
4:41 am
so far, so good across the span. san mateo bridge, roads are dry here for the time being. you can see heading over to the foster city in the westbound direction. eastbound, no problems headed over to the hayward area. if your drive takes you over tracy that is looking real good. over the altamont, still less than 15 minutes. we check in with bart, muni and caltrain, everybody getting off to a fresh and good start this morning. no delays. >> eric: outrage and anger in the south bay how a convicted pedophile was allowed to be around dozens of children. >> kristen: northern california student dies after binge drinking after a fraternity
4:42 am
4:43 am
here is a look at golden
4:44 am
gate bridge. it looks a little wet. drizzle this morning. live doppler 7-hd. most of us dealing with a little drizzle. light rain over to contra costa county and some of the elevations there. you can see the wall of water off the coast. it's going to be wet the next 48-72 hours. >> kristen: this morning, more disturbing questions are being raised how a convicted pedophile was allowed to volunteer for school festivals filled with children. a parent recognized him and complained to a sheriff's deputy who was at festival. when he wag was confronted he produced a letter from the diocese. they couldn't believe he was near children. >> you are a sex offender. you are sex offender for life.
4:45 am
you do not have a right to be on a school grounds. you can go church. he go to bingo but he is not allowed to be on this school. >> the archdiocese of san jose says the letter was issued two years ago and how was justified. they say the letter is not consistent with its policies. >> eric: chico university has suspended all of its fraternities and so rights. they are band from holding any functions. a student died last week after drinking too much at a party at a fraternity. about 200 of 16,000 students belong to the organizations. >> kristen: it's 4:46. an east bay family still mourning the loss of their newborn suffers a double tragedy. next the one item they want a
4:46 am
burglar to return. more on the story you'll see only on "abc 7 news". >> eric: first a look at this morning tech bytes. >> laying odds on the small tablets. they are predicting the kendall will out sell ipad. the tablets are $130 cheaper than apple. a amazon is shipping the largest version of the kendall fire hd but now the company is short of the 8.9 inch tablet. >> a shortage is also expected with wii console when it goes on same this sunday. they say it will fly off the shelves. new iphone app, cute girl watching. a cute girl watches you from your phone all the time. she giggles and utters prerecorded phrases in japanese
4:47 am
4:48 am
4:49 am
welcome back. 4:49. check out the wet weather, very active across the state. most of it is rain and most of it is going to remain rain until you get up to 7,000 feet in tahoe. winter weather advisory starts today. it will drop down to 6,000 feet on sunday. snow at the highest levels but look at all the wet weather, 59 in eureka and upper 60s for fresno and san diego. >> eric: just about 4:50. an antioch mother is making a plea to the thieves that burglarized her home and took the urn that held her baby's
4:50 am
ashes. this is what the urn looked like. it contains the remains of the infant son who died earlier this year. the home was ransacked wednesday night. thieves took electronics and jewelry and kids' christmas gifts. she desperately wants the urn. >> i leave my house and my children by coming in here but i need that. whether you know you have it yet or not, please return the urn. >> eric: antioch police will take information by phone anonymously. we posted the number on our website at abc7news.com. >> kristen: a judge has approved the sale of the former headquarters of solyndra. they approved the sale to sea gate technology which will use it to replace current facility in fremont. they are appealing the ruling.
4:51 am
the purchasing rise is 70% the $300 million construction cost of the facility. last year they shut down headquarters and filed for bankruptcy. company had received a half billion dollar loan from the obama administration to build the factory. >> eric: buster posey's amazing year has been capped off as the best player award. posey hit a .336 with 24 homers. he is the first catcher the win the mvp award and since barry bonds in 2004. he joins pretty good names as players to win rookie of the year and mvp award at pitchers. willie mays and willie mccovey. that is pretty good company to
4:52 am
be in. >> i should have named i my kids willie. >> buster. >> that would be nice. buster nicco. [ laughter ] >> we know he is. maybe not is the best day did a to play catch. >> we a tournament and it doesn't look good for a lot of outdoor activities. good morning. right now it looks okay. get out there and be an early riser and get to work and impress the boss. you won't have to drive in the rain. sutro back towards the east bay hills this morning. let's take a look what is going on as far as live doppler 7 hd. we have doppler radar and they are checking out the wall of water that is about 45 minutes away from the peninsula possibly
4:53 am
even an hour. you put it into motion. you see it's heading mainly up to the north and east. it's not coming from north to south. 49 in napa. 47 in concord. those are the cool spots. heading down to monterey bay, mid-50s. 53 in gilroy. pretty mild when you step outside today. periods of rain through the weekend. high elevations snow in the sierra. traveling won't be nearly as bad as it could be in the weekend and chance of rain into next week. here is what is happening, area of high pressure he, this low and trough that isn't as strong as a cold front but enough lift with the warm moist air to create the periods of rain we will have today. it is moving in right now. it's going to continue to move
4:54 am
from southwest to northeast throughout the morning hours into the afternoon hours, evening hours will still be damp. rain will be steadier overnight through saturday and we could have a few claps of thunder. here the second storm going to put rain and showers into sunday morning's forecast and then by sunday afternoon we'll start to see a break in the rain. rainfall amounts, half an inch to inch around the bay. up to three inches in the mountains. seven-day forecast, rain next week mainly up in the north bay once again. looks like it will be good for tuesday and wednesday but it should be dry on thanksgiving. >> first look at macarthur maze from 880 here, 580 and 80 headed toward the toll plaza. no delays headed into san francisco on the toll plaza. metering lights remain off.
4:55 am
good flow of traffic in the south bay. just a few cars head into the northbound direction. eastbound 4 at levy ridge remains closed. not a bad ride out of antioch. dumbarton road both directions will be picked up in five minutes. if you are traveling up and over the altamont pass. it looks pretty good. highway 101 to golden gate bridge about 25 minutes. >> federal officials are in texas this morning, investigating a deadly collision between a freight train and a pa float carrying wounded veterans. four people died and 17 people were hurt. it was going to take part in a parade when it was hit by the train. the train's cab have a video of the incident.
4:56 am
it looks like gates were working. many people judged off the float just before the impact. >> fed ex and ups says they are targets of federal criminal investigation dealing with online pharmacies. the disclosures were made over the last several weeks. online pharmacies have been at the center of international crackdown. they convicted three men yesterday of operating illegal online pharmacies that use fed ex and ups without a proper prescription. >> a man uses the wrong restaurant to dine in that is wanted by police. how an alert police officer took him down in the middle of the meal. >> less than one week to go until thanksgiving and how you can help food pantries. >> one of makers of favorite snack foods is going out of business, hostess, we'll have
4:57 am
the latest
4:58 am
4:59 am
good morning, here is a look at live doppler 7-hd. best radar returns in the north bay, sonoma, napa, american canyon, vallejo we have a wall of water that is down over the ocean that is heading our way. >> good morning, sue hall in the traffic center. damp friday morning, we've got moisture on the golden gate bridge but very light traffic. the rain
TV News
Search inside
Search only quotes
Search only political ads
Date - Most Recent
Date - Oldest
ABC7 News 430AM
ABC November 16, 2012 4:30am-5:00am PST
News News/Business. New. (CC)
San Francisco
Daly City
San Rafael
Willie Mccovey
Willie Mays
Amy Hollyfield
Scanned in
San Francisco, CA, USA
Comcast Cable
Channel 74 (525 MHz)
Video Codec
Audio Cocec
Pixel width
Pixel height
Internet Archive
sound, color
Borrow a DVD of this show
Stream Only
In Collection
In Collection
Television Archive
In Collection
Television Archive News Search Service
Uploaded by
TV Archive
on 11/16/2012


text:
I have a slow machine, mainly a Celeron with 250gb HD.
This machine is not being used, so I was planning to install a Linux distro and create a bunch of VMs for development.
Which distro should I choose? I plan to use this machine mainly as a small "hypervisor" to other vms.
Is it possible? What do you suggest? (Buying another machine is out of question, since I would like to know if it's possible give a purpose like this to the Celeron)


text:
Finals Mania
Finals Mania is a one-night, finals week study break held at the UH M.D. Anderson Library in partnership with the Student Government Association and University Services. Students enjoy pancakes with all the fixings, the company of their friends, and a little friendly competition at classic games such as Jenga, Hungry Hippo, and much more.
36 photos · 168 views


text:
Little Tony's: Pasta al dente'
It is important when living in a military town to have good food at reasonable prices. Little Tony's restaurant is one of those places.
The dark out-of-the-way Italian restaurant with red leather booths and cloth napkins, has some of the tastiest Italian food in Ventura County.
Favorite Dish: I can tell you that just about everything on the menu is great but there are a few standouts.
I am a very picky eater and usually I will not eat restaurant lasagna but we happened to have a coupon and I tried it and it was delectable. The portion was quite large and that meant leftovers for the next day; the lasagna was twice as good.
Another thing to try is their green salad with the Italian dressing. I generally ask for some dressing on the side as it is so tasty; I like to dip my bread in it. And let's talk about their bread, actually rolls, which are hot, fresh and oh so good.
Their pizza is pretty good too. Not quite a thick crust, but a rich sourdough flavored crust. I don't know if the crust is actually sourdough but it's quite good.
The service is excellent and the prices are reasonable. When in town you should definitely give little Tony's a try..
Address: 1441 Redwood Street Oxnard, CA 93030
Directions: Behind der weinerschnitzel on the corner of Ventura Road and Redwood Street. Across from the Seabee base.
Phone: 805 486 1414
Website: http://www.littletonys.comRelated to:
- Road Trip
- Family Travel
- Business Travel
Big Daddy O's
There are four (I think) restaurants on Silverstrand beach... this is one of them... they serve sandwiches, fries, fried fish, and pretty plain salads. kind of your basic fried food place... with that said, the food here is pretty good. I don't have any complaints. Most of their sandwiches are served on steak-roll type bread (yummy) and with all the good stuff we like. the sandwiches are big, so are the sodas - its right there on the menu "big asss soda"
Favorite Dish: the veggi patty Sandwich. mmm
Address: silverstrand Island viewAdd to your Trip Planner
Pirates Grub n' Grog
This restaurant is a ordinary local type restaurant. the food isn't bad, its not particularly outstanding, but it satisfies the taste buds. they serve a lot of seafood here among other things, they have sandwiches, melts, and a few south of the border style dishes. in the day time there is a nice patio with tables and umbrellas to enjoy the sunshine, in the evening, it doubles as a bar, pool, darts, and a big screen tv. if you are looking for something simple and relaxing, thats not too hard on the pocket book, this is a pretty decent place to go.
Favorite Dish: quesadilla. if you get shrimp, tell em to go EASY on the shrimp, otherwise you can only taste shrimp.
Address: on Victoria and 5th streetAdd to your Trip Planner
very very good food here.. this restaurant is located INSIDE of the embassy suites at mandalay beach. it is probably my favorite nice restaurant in Oxnard at the moment. A little bit more pricey that average, but you definately get what you pay for.. the quality of food is outstanding. the service is superior and the ambiance is nice and relaxing.
Favorite Dish: Lunch:
1) Chinese Chicken Salad ( I don't eat chicken so I order this without the chicken and it is still fantastic)
2) I have heard raves about the Chicken Walnut salad croissant, too.
1) Crab Crusted Salmon in Lobster Bisque. (my tastebuds are watering right now)
Address: Inside the Embassy Suites (mandalay beach)
Sea Fresh
This restaurant advertises Sushi... my husband and I ate the sushi here and were NOT satisfied with it. However, I have tried a few other items on the menu and have been very Satisfied with them. It has an outstanding view of the Marina, very pretty to go here for dinner and sit by a window to watch the lights bounce of the water in the harbor, there is also a harbor seal that hangs out near the small little docks here.
Favorite Dish: Clam chowder in a bread bowl
fish and shrimp tacos
don't reccomment the Sushi (they may have gotten a new or better sushi chef since, but I am still wary) - I am very picky about my sushi.
Address: 3600 S. Harbor
Sea Fresh: Not-so-fresh
Um, not much.
First off all the service is totally confusing...you order entrees at the counter, but drinks and appetizers at your table. On some days, it changes. Only drinks at the table, all food ordered at the counter.
The first time around tried a shrimp cocktail and a special of the house "Oysters Diablo".
The second visit, with recommendations from the waitstaff, tried the oysters rockefeller, boat of bullets (jalapeno stuffed with ahi tuna, cream cheese, and pineapple serve with dipping sauce) and Tuna on Fire.
All were practically inedible.
Didn't touch the bloody mary...it was one of the worst I have ever had.
The restaurant does have a great patio and view of the harbor...my suggestion: drinks.
Address: 3550 s. harbor blvd. oxnard, ca 93035
Phone: 805.204.0974
- Adventure Travel
- Backpacking
- Festivals
Sal's Mexican Inn: The Best Mexican Food in Oxnard!
I remember this place fondly, back in the days when Mr. Sal himself would stop by the table to make sure you were enjoying your meal. Mr. Sal is gone now, but his family remains true to his memory and vision. Sal's Mexican Inn always had (in my never-to-be-humble opinion) the best Mexican food in Oxnard. And in a town that has a predominately Mexican population, that is really saying something.
You always had to wait for a table, but never for too long. The place was noisy and festive, and the wait staff was always very friendly.
Favorite Dish: Sal's is the place where I was introduced to Huevos Rancheros, and I have loved them ever since. I also recall enjoying the Carnitas burrito very much, but you will enjoy pretty much anything you order.
Address: 1450 S. Oxnard Blvd., Oxnard
Directions: From Five Points, take Oxnard Blvd. - you can't miss it!
Phone: (805)483-9015Related to:
- Food and Dining
Yolandas: orajle!
Yolandas is one of the more Americanizd Mexican restaurants as far as cuisine goes, but very good all the same. The menu is very familiar to me as this is what East Coast Mexican looks like! I had the Enchiladas and loved them, and as this is near where I worked I would stop in from time to time for a negra modelo and some chips and salsa. A good spot with great service and fun atmosphere, I would definately recommend it.
Favorite Dish: Love the negra modelo and the enchiladas
Address: 2801 Saviers Road
Directions: On the corner of Saviers and Channel Islands
Phone: (805) 487-3895
Website: http://www.yolandasmexicancafe.com/
- Road Trip
- Food and Dining
La Dolce Vita: In the heart of Oxnard
What is so unique about this restaurant is its location. Right smack in downtown Oxnard in Heritage Square. Heritage Square has become a haven for historical homes that were slated for demolition. In 1985, the Oxnard Redevelopment Agency and several of Oxnard's notable families and investors combined forces and finances to save these turn-of-the century homes and historic structures, including a church, water tower, pump house and storehouse.
It all began with the Justin Petit house which was moved to the lot and restored by a Petit family descendant. Very soon thereafter more historical homes were moved from their original lots to Heritage Square. La Dolce Vita is housed in the McGrath home, a three-story, fifty-two-hundred-square-foot house built in1901 in the colonial revival style.
Downstairs there is a bar which seats 80 has a wonderful fireplace for chilly nights. You will find jazz and blues live music as well as TVs for every sport imaginable. The bar also offers Karaoke and Comedy Improv on select nights.
Catering for large parties such as wedding and special occasions is available and they offer personal chef services as well.
Favorite Dish: The food was excellent and well presented. We enjoyed foods that sounded familiar but were prepared in more of an updated form. The executive chef, Michelle Kenney has created a menu that will satisfy any palette.
We started with an Antipasto plate which consisted of meats, cheese, vegetables and gorgonzola cheese topped with a very light basil olive oil and balsamic vinegar reduction sauce. Then I had a grilled onion chowder which was so good and very thick; again a very new flavor to try. My husband had the meat lasagna and I the Pork Loin stuffed with gorgonzola cheese and topped with a fig port wine reduction sauce on a bed of garlic mashed potatoes.
Dessert was on the house as it was our wedding anniversary, Paul had the flourless chocolate cake and I had the bread pudding. All in all an excellent meal in one of Oxnard's most charming locations.
La Dolce Vita offers a luncheon menu as well.
Address: 740 South B Street Oxnard, CA
Phone: 805 486 6878
Website: http://www.theldv.com
- Romantic Travel and Honeymoons
- Food and Dining
- Wine Tasting
Roxbury Deli
I need to change my review of this place, Have eaten here a couple more times and haven't exactly been happy with the quality of the food. Husband got Fish tacos, couldn't even eat them... he said the Fish was bad - gave him icky stomache and what comes after an icky stomache, folks? im sure you understand my direction. I got enchiladas, it wasn't the most appetizing meal with a big dry lump of beans and heat lamp rice. a couple of our guests have been less than satisfied as well (we gave the restaurant more than one chance...) it seems the quality isn't quite up to par with other, more convinient restaurants. it is always crowded, but with mostly older, retired aged guests - not that thats a bad thing, but I think older people are going there to stick to their routine rather than for the caliber of the food.
Favorite Dish: ive been for breakfast and have enjoyed BREAKFAST more than once.
Sushi Ichiban
mmm sushi. I like sushi. I am picky about sushi.. this is one of those little places that you discover, thinking it won't be that great and turns out to be very yummy indeed. Its not my favorite sushi restaurant in Oxnard, but it rounds out my top 3. it is very convinient to where I live so that is a HUGE plus for me and the sushi is pretty quality. I have never been dissapointed leaving this restaurant. I am not a big fan of their miso soup, though. I skip that and save room for the sushi.
Favorite Dish: gosh, I don't even know, maybe the eel avocado roll, or the albacore sushi. its all good.
I can't price this place, sushi is sushi, its expensive, but this place is no more than other sushi restaurants.
Address: 207 east channel islands blvd
Directions: channel islands blvd west of ventura rd
Phone: 805-984-4408
Yolandas: mmmm Yolandas
This restaurant reminds me of El Torito a little bit, but a tad more authentic. it is decently priced good food. nothing fancy. they start you off with some chips and bean dip (which I really like), the service is decent and the prices don't hurt the pocket book too much.
Favorite Dish: Cheese Enchiladas.
Address: 2801 saviers road
Directions: corner of saviers and channel islands (I think)
Phone: 805-487-3895
cabo seafood grill and cantina: mexican seafood
I have eaten here about four times. I think it is okay, not my favorite, but not bad by any means. This restaurant has a lively atmosphere and the service is okay, not great but it will do. I don't want to knock the service because there are a couple of waitresses that are outstanding, but I think the majority of them are just so so. the trick with this place is finding something that you like and sticking with it. Turns out I like the shrimp burrito. I don't like the enchiladas or the tostada's too much.
Favorite Dish: shrimp burrito
Address: 1041 south oxnard blvd
Phone: 805-487-6933Add to your Trip Planner
Quincy Street in Silverstrand
Eaten here twice. the food is not too bad, I think it is a little bit over priced for the quality, but the atmosphere is quaint and friendly.
I only eat Seafood, so I haven't really gotten to taste some of what this restaurant boasts. I have been told that the ribs here are very good.
Favorite Dish: fettucini alfredo
Address: silverstrand beachAdd to your Trip Planner
Yokozuna Sushi
This is my favorite sushi restaurant in Oxnard. The Sushi here is always fresh and the chefs are very knowledgeable about what they do. my only problem is a couple of the servers aren't very good at their jobs, sometimes making your dining experience one of constantly having to flag down your server to ask for something - even when they aren't busy. all in all, the quality is so good, its worth looking past the service, just sit at the sushi bar, that kind of eliminates your server.
Favorite Dish: Eel Avocado roll
Albacore delight roll
hawaiian roll
- Best Western Oxnard Inn
- Hampton Inn Channel Islands Harbor
- Hilton Garden Inn Oxnard/Camarillo
- Courtyard by Marriott Oxnard Ventura
Show Prices
Show Prices
Show Prices
Show Prices
Instant Answers: Oxnard
Get an instant answer from local experts and frequent travelers
- Great room rates
- BEST WESTERN Oxnard Inn Oxnard
- Hotels.com
- Embassy Suites by Hilton Mandalay Beach - Hotel & Resort Oxnard
- Booking.com ABC Low rates
Sponsored Links


text:
"~Oceanside Revisited~" Top 5 Page for this destination Oceanside by Yaqui
Oceanside Travel Guide: 209 reviews and 572 photos
The Shoshonean Indians were the first inhabitants of this area. When the padres established a mission and when the Native People were converted, they were later called San Luiseno or ?Luiseno?s? for short, prosperity began for whole community. Sadly the properties were taken over by the local government around 1834 and sold off to local ranchers. It was during this time the mission fell into disrepair. In 1893, Father Joseph Jeremiah O?Keefe took on the task in restoring it. By the time he was ready to retire, most of the mission was saved.
By 1870 a small community had developed called San Luis Rey. By 1884 a post office was established, stores, hotels, and a newspaper. It was during this time the Southern Pacific Railroad was being laid from Los Angeles to San Diego, so a land developer named by Andrew Jackson Myers relocated the town in 1881 and in 1883 he was granted a 160 acres of land and built the first home here. J. Chauncey Hayes an real estate agent, Justice of Peace and the editor of his own newspaper petitioned to rename the community to Ocean Side, but was eventually changed to Oceanside when she was incorporated on July 3, 1888.
As you stand before such a beautiful historical momument, just stand and look around imagining nothing around other than simple huts or houses that may have dotted the landscape and to look up at such a huge structure. I can imagine what an imposing building this must have been for settlers entering the valley during this time. I bet the padres had no idea at what a impact these missions would really have during this time and way it still influences my faith.
This mission is eighteenth of twenty-one California Missions dotting up and along the coast of California. Found in 1798 by Fr Fermin de Lausen and still operated by Franciscan Friars of California, it still serves the community with services, social events, retreats, museum, historical educational tool, and a reminder of our past and future. Only four Franciscan Missions remaining Franciscan Missions
Historical landmark #239 construction began around 1811-1815. The mission is in a shape of a cross 165 ft long and 30 ft height and 27 ft wide. Only twelve of the orginal acrches remain and are part of the musuem and gift shop structure. The mission is considered to be one of the most beautiful of the mission chain, which is rightfully so!
- Pros:Its simply lovely community!
- Cons:Oceanside seems to be very simple and lovely community.
- In a nutshell:Its is a must see if you are in this area every. Not far from the beach which is cool!
Reviews (41)
Wildlife is special and always be protect, but you have to remember an average male sea lion is from 7 to 8 feet long... more travel advice
These were built in 1928 for vacationing residents from Los Angeles to escape the city. They exchanged hands many times,... more travel advice
A very popular local cafe with has some really good food, great service, and neat beachy decor. We opted to sit outside... more travel advice
Usually held in the second or third week in May is Armed Forces Day Operation Appreciation Day. It is a event for the... more travel advice
Travelogues (1)
- 1
Comments (20)
Excellent page Dee! Oceanside has so much to see. The Pier, murals, church and I just love all those Sculptures. The sculptor has put plenty of feeling into each person.
So this is where your lovely sculpture comes from :-) I love the mission and the gardens. And the sculptures. Actually the one of San Francesco looks like I imagine he was: happy and friendly. Fascinating murals! Oh wow, yes, I remember Charlie's house, such a cute little one! And I love Ruby's Diner, looks great!
Looks a nice beachside town for a few days holiday. The old church buildings look magnificent. Nice page Dee.
Nice looking coastal resort with some history thrown in.
LOVE the Intro pier picture....Awesome job, completely deserves the top 5 spot!
I love driving highway 101 when I have the time, I'm sure I've stopped by Oceanside, just can't remember why :-)
Your revisit was really something, and since '07, you've added "tons"! Hotel tip especially great. Star-quality tips and magnificent photographs, Dee. Such a beautiful, historic place. I would love to see it all.
Howdy! Greetings from UA! Thanks for your virtual tour! ><><>< Fantastic!
Very enjoyable page on Oceanside esp. the Missions which I also love to visit. Great hotel you stayed in too.
I noticed you have new additions here and have clocked it to return and complete the tour I started before our US trip.
Yaqui's Related Pages
Oceanside Travel Guide
Member Travel Pages
- "~Oceanside Revisited~"
- "Let's meet in Oceanside again :-)))"
- "Oceanside"
- "A day in Oceanside"
- "Oceanside"
- "Oceanside - California"
- "Home Sweet Home"
- See All...
- Things to Do in Oceanside
- Hotels in Oceanside
- Transportation in Oceanside
- Nightlife in Oceanside
- Restaurants in Oceanside
- Shopping in Oceanside
- Warnings and Dangers in Oceanside
- See All...
"~Happy Trails, Keep the Faith and Keep Dreaming!~"
- Member Rank:
- 0 0 0 0 6
- Forum Rank:
- 0 0 7 8 8
- 5,215 Reviews
- 18,365 Photos
- Add Friend
- Follow
- Send Message
Badges & Stats in Oceanside
- 41 Reviews
- 171 Photos
- 0 Forum posts
- 20 Comments
- 1,185PageViews
- See All Stats
- See All Badges (219)
Have you been to Oceanside?Share Your Travels
Latest Activity in Oceanside
- Posted in Technical Help Forum "Re: How to edit my tip?"
- updated a Oceanside Travel Page "~Oceanside Revisited~"
- Commented on one of Yaqui's Oceanside travelogues
- Wrote a Review Sealions in Oceanside Warnings and Dangers
- Uploaded a Photo to "Sealions"
Photos in OceansideSee All Photos (171)
Top 10 Pages
- Top 5 Page for this destination Las Vegas Intro, 300 reviews, 1153 photos, 1 travelogue
- Top 5 Page for this destination Los Angeles Intro, 153 reviews, 538 photos, 1 travelogue
- Top 5 Page for this destination California Intro, 123 reviews, 563 photos, 1 travelogue
- Top 5 Page for this destination Oahu Intro, 102 reviews, 486 photos
- Top 5 Page for this destination Bakersfield Intro, 99 reviews, 380 photos, 4 travelogues
- Top 5 Page for this destination San Diego Intro, 111 reviews, 352 photos
- Top 5 Page for this destination Fort Worth Intro, 118 reviews, 333 photos
- Top 5 Page for this destination Tehachapi Intro, 83 reviews, 321 photos, 9 travelogues
- Top 5 Page for this destination Sedona Intro, 104 reviews, 253 photos
- Top 5 Page for this destination Pasadena Intro, 67 reviews, 275 photos


text:
|Joseph Isaacs
author, musician, and organizer of
the Music Matters Showcase
Four different acts take turns playing 4 song sets each and
then going back around. Its an eclectic mix of music, all of
it wonderful. Showcases are free,but donations to Bread for
the City for the Home are accepted.
|Where/when/who is playing the Music
Matters Showcase besides Joseph Isaacs?
Mad City Coffee House, 10801 Hickory Rd Columbia MD Saturday
6:30-9:30ish* (410)964-8671
(look for the Long and Fosters Sign)
July 16th Carlos Cysneiros, Bob Brill, Laurence Baer
August 20th DL Weiner, Lyric Response, Twin Powers
August 27th Caribbean Nights, Scott Sivakoff, Having Fun
Sept 17th Sophie Lasher, TBA
Oct 15th Kathy Stanley, Good Measure, TBA
Nov 5th Dejon, Having Fun TBA
(extra showcase at mad city 1st saturday in August, novem
Directions to all gigs and links to bands playing are at the bottom of
this page
These gigs are all free - donations to Bread for the City for the
Homeless are graciously accepted
*each performer plays 2 4 song sets of songs, concerts end times are
approximate might be a bit earlier or later
|Mad City Coffee House
10801 Hickory Ridge Road
Columbia MD 21044
Look for the Long & Fosters- its tucked in a plaza and hard to
see from the road. Its across from HCC.
From 95 (between Baltimore and DC) take route 32 West and
then take Broken Lands Parkway North to Hickory Ridge Road.
(From route 29 you will be taking Broken Lands Parkway West).
Take Broken Lands Parkway towards Hickory Ridge RD.
Turn left on Hickory Ridge (it only goes in one direction). Take
Hickory Ridge RD past Howard Community College and right
after Sunny Spring Rd there is a Long and Fosters on your left.
That is Hickory Ridge Plaza where Mad City is tucked next to a
chinese restaurant. Let the Madness BEGIN!
|Soul Hosts by Joseph Isaacs
My book made the best seller's list on Random House's YouWriteOn
Harper Collin's authonomy website and won a review from Harper Collins.
Here are some quotes from the review:
"15 years ago, in a bid to strengthen his power and obtain complete control
of magic across Helos, the Dracon slayed his finest mages and tried to
steal their souls. But instead of following his bidding, the mages' souls
scattered throughout the land, entering the bodies of infant children. These
children, now grown, are thrown into action when it becomes clear that the
Dracon is planning to take control again. With little knowledge of each
other or the ties that bind them all together, they must fight to save the
balance of the world as they know it, and ward off the threat of an even
darker evil...
There is definitely promise here, and a depth of background which makes it
clear you have put a lot of effort into creating this world
The battle scene at the end is absolutely triumphant. It had me on the edge
of my seat, and it is without a doubt where your no-nonsense style worked
best. What made it all the better was that the outcome was in no way
predictable – at no point could I have sat back and thought 'oh, I know what'
s coming next."
Here is the beginning of Soul Hosts:
Footsteps echoed behind Wayden, almost matching his own beat for beat.
I'm being followed.
He glanced behind him. Glowing crimson eyes glared back from beneath a
dark cowl. His pursuer's black and gold cloak swung open revealing a
menacing hilt, shaped like a spider with its legs folded around the edge of
the blade.
Fighting the urge to run, he kept his pace to a brisk trot. His worn leather
shoes scuffing the cobblestone street. Despite the cold, sweat drenched his
forehead, stinging his eyes.
"He's following me!" Wayden communicated to the wizard who existed in
the confines of his mind.
"'Tis a coincidence." Grandmaster Kolram's voice was almost calm,
perhaps an attempt to conceal his own anxiety. It was hard for the wizard to
hide his fear, but not impossible, for while they shared a mind, their
thoughts and feelings were separate entities. Still, intense emotions like
fear could be easily detected.
"What should I do?" Wayden asked, clenching his hands so tight his nails
dug into his palms.
"Change direction."
Wayden veered right down a narrow street. He barely missed being hit by
the foul-smelling contents of a chamber pot emptied from an upstairs
window. He pushed through a throng of porters carrying goods on their
heads or in buckets balanced on either end of a yoke. He shot left at the
smithy and down a wide street filled with horses and wagons. Squinting
back through the morning sun, he spotted his stalker jostling through a
crowd of market-goers.
I'm going to die, Wayden thought. I'm going to die.
Kolram chanted a mantra to calm him, triggering a wave of warm energy
flowing through Wayden's body.
It didn't work.
I'm going to die, I'm going to die.
Fear tightened Wayden's chest so sharply, he felt his bones strain against
his skin.
"Stay calm," Kolram said. "We've no reason to think this man intends
"Then why would he be following me?" Wayden wondered. "He's probably
going to kill me and rob my corpse."
"A fifteen-year-old boy dressed in worn robes doesn't seem a likely target
for a thief."
Realization struck Wayden cold. "He's after the Dracon's bounty for
turning in an unauthorized mage." The town crier had been shouting about
that every week for the last seven years.
Wayden rounded three half-constructed kegs outside the cooper's shop.
The cooper scraped the inside of a barrel with his adz as the hooper
pounded a metal rim with a hammer.
"You haven't used magic in years. How could he know?" Kolram asked.
"I don't know! I haven't told anyone."
Wayden risked another glance back at his stalker. The figure's hood
slipped, revealing gray leathery skin. Wayden froze.
An Ozac. He recalled with throat-clenching clarity the first he'd seen an
Ozac. The gray-skinned hulking figure leering through the shattered door
of Wayden's home, meaty hands gripping an iron-studded mace.
Wayden took in a deep breath, bringing himself out of the nightmarish
memory and into the nightmarish present.
"Calm yourself," Kolram said. "This couldn't be the same Ozac."
It was true. This one was shorter, his skin paler. A half-Ozac, most likely.
And this one wore spectacles. All the Ozacs Wayden had heard of were the
mace or battle-axe wielding variety. He hadn't even known the spectacle-
wearing-stealthy-pursuer variety existed.
Through the milling crowd, Wayden spotted the acolyte who worked at the
Red Temple and often gave him and the other orphans leftover bread after
services. The holy man headed into an alley between two tenements.
Praise the Dragonking! Wayden breathed a sigh of relief. He'll help me.
"Wait! Don't—"
Email me if you are interested in reading more, I'll send you a free copy of
the latest draft:
at firstname.lastname@example.com
Also work on Soul Hosts II has begun. Chapters 1 to 20 are complete.


text:
A decade ago I opened my first law office based on the belief that an attorney's reputation means everything and that a reputation for integrity, dependability and compassion must be earned one case at a time and one client at a time. Each person that comes through my door is deserving of respect and judgment-free counsel. Every person that becomes my client will receive diligent, effective and zealous representation. While I enjoy practicing law in several different fields and in many different courts throughout the state, the common thread throughout my practice is my commitment to always put my client's wellbeing first and to always listen to their goals, hopes and concerns when shaping case objectives and strategy. Client-centered representation begins with careful listening built upon a foundation of trust. Everyone is entitled to just and fair treatment when dealing with our legal system; I strive every day to make that aspiration a reality for each and every person that I accept as my client.
Please call me to discuss your case. I will give you a fair, frank assessment of your case and tell you how I believe that I can help you. Should I feel that I am not the right attorney for your case, I will politely and promptly decline representation so you can continue searching. Some attorneys will over-promise in order to get your money, and then ultimately under-deliver and disappoint you. As a prospective client, you deserve to hear the strengths as well as the weaknesses about your case. Some other attorneys may engage in high-pressure sales tactics or try to frighten you into quickly retaining them; however, I do not approve of such marketing tactics. I will patiently listen to your personal story and clearly explain my legal fees for your case and allow you as much time as you need to decide whether to retain me. In fact, I often encourage potential clients that have clearly been "attorney shopping" to feel free to call around to obtain other estimates before I draft my attorney fee agreement. I am absolutely confident about the quality of my legal services, the depth of my knowledge, my ability to research any unique legal problem that may arise, and my ability to secure you a fair and just trial. Moreover, I am confident that the flat fees and hourly rates that I charge for my legal services are well within community standards and commensurate with my decade of hard won experience. I'm sure you will find that in many cases my attorney fees will be more affordable and a better value than my competition.
Tom Keehan has earned Not Guilty verdicts or outright dismissals in serious cases such as: Felony Driving Under the Influence, Assault in the Second Degree with a Deadly Weapon Enhancement, Attempting to Elude a Pursuing Police Officer with Aggravating Factors, Possession of Stolen Property in the Second Degree, Delivery of Methamphetamine, Possession of Methamphetamine, Possession of a Stolen Firearm, Forgery (2 Counts), Possession of Psilocybin Mushrooms, Rape in the First Degree, Rape of a Child in the First Degree, Child Molestation in the First Degree, Luring, Failure to Register as a Sex Offender, Failure to Secure Load (commercial vehicle), Disorderly Conduct, Driving While License Suspended and Driving Under the Influence (gross misdemeanor).
Tom also handles a wide variety of other legal matters, with an emphasis on Employment Law, Labor Law, Landlord-Tenant Law, Estate Planning (drafting Wills, Power of Attorney, Living Wills (Healthcare Directive), and a wide variety of general Civil Litigation.
Attorney Thomas P. Keehan earned his BA from the University of Wisconsin in 2000 and is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin Law School, earning his Juris Doctor in 2004. Mr. Keehan is certified to practice law in Washington and Wisconsin, as well as the in the United States Federal Courts of the 9th & 7th Circuits.
Hourly ($225-275/hour), Fixed (sometimes)
Payment types:
Cash, Check, Credit card
Are you an attorney? Endorse this lawyer
I endorse this lawyer. Tom provides outstanding representation to his clients. He is an aggressive and thorough advocate with a depth of experience. I have consistently referred employment law cases to Tom and the feedback from my clients has been overwhelmingly positive. He does a great job.
Scott Campbell Personal injury Attorney
Relationship: Fellow lawyer in community
Tom and I were co-counsel on a very difficult case, and I could not have asked for better in a partnership. He was very focused in a case where complexity could have thrown many lawyers into disarray. We dealt with a case of the highest seriousness, and that fact might have caused egos to flare and case preparation to be made secondary, but it did not. Tom's demeanor and professionalism impressed me. I also watched Tom in court on and off for a couple of years in Grays Harbor County, and can say that he cares about his clients and attends to the small details that criminal defense work abounds in. I'd recommend him without hesitation.
Edward DeBray Criminal defense Attorney
Relationship: Worked together on matter
1800 Cooper Point Road SW, Building #16
PO Box 7846
Olympia, WA, 98507
|Good Standing
|Legal answers
|Legal guides
|Company name
|Younglove & Coker, P.L.L.C.
|2012 - Present
|Hatch & Keehan, Inc.
|2006 - 2011
|Keehan Law Office
|2004 - 2006
|Association name
|Position name
|Thurston County Bar Association
|2012 - Present
|Washington Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers
|2004 - Present
|American Bar Association
|2004 - Present
|Grays Harbor County Bar Association
|2004 - Present
|State Bar of Wisconsin
|Admitted to Practice
|U.S. District Court for the Western District of Washington
|Admitted to Practice
|Washington State Bar Association
|U.S. District Court for the Western District of Wisconsin
|Pacific County Drug Court
|Board Member
|2008 - 2012
|Grays Harbor County Bar Association
|2007 - 2008
|Grays Harbor County Bar Association
|Vice President
|2006 - 2007
|Case name
|State v. Ronald W. (Lewis County District Ct.)
|Not Guilty Verdict- Acquittal
|State v. Frank C. (Superior Court)
|Not Guilty Verdict- Acquittal
|State v. Brian K. (Superior Court)
|Not Guilty Verdict- Acquittal
|See all legal cases
|School name
|University of Wisconsin Law School
|JD - Juris Doctor
|University of Wisconsin, Madison
|BA - Bachelor of Arts
|Conference name
|Western Regional Conference on Problem Gambling Awareness-Focus on the Future!
|Conference on Problem Gambling


text:
The mission of Granville Christian Academy is to create a Christ-centered nurturing environment with biblically based academic excellence and character development, empowering students for life-long service.
Administrative Summer Office Hours
Monday-Thursday 9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
School Office will be Closed July 1 - July 17th
Beginning August 15: Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
Classes for the 2016-17 school year begin August 22.
iReach 2016
Through Love Serve One Another
(Gal. 5:13)
GCA - Ranking
Central Ohio Private School Leaderboard
Columbus CEO Magazine
Prom 2016
Drama Club Presents


text:
I want to start Company of Heroes game with the
-dev mode but not through the shortcut but using the original
.exe. Is there any way to bind the
.exe with this flag so that it opens all the time using that flag?
I tried everything I could from the Internet. I created a shortcut and made it run through a
.bat file and then converted the
.bat file to an
.exe file but the file is not being detected as the original file.
I want to use the
.exe file with the GameRanger software.


text:
ODT Online
ODT /directory
To minimise risks of landslips in some parts of Dunedin,
residents and developers need to avoid developing, modifying
or discharging water to those areas, a GNS Science report
The report, done on behalf of the Otago Regional Council,
details the hazard significance of landslips in central
Dunedin, Otago Peninsula, Warrington to Karitane, Waikouaiti,
Saddle Hill to Brighton and Green Island to Blackhead.
It will be presented to the council's technical committee
today and go on to the council's online Otago natural hazards
database in the future.
The work was done to gain a better understanding of the
landslip risk in Dunedin and would also provide additional
information to support the Dunedin City Council's district
plan review of its natural hazard provisions, the report
The six areas were identified due to past identified
landslips and to existing development or development
GNS identified two types of landslip affecting the city:
deep-seated bedrock landslips which were usually prehistoric,
and shallow, surficial landslips, which mostly occurred on
moderate to steep slopes.
It found across the six suburbs, only 13% of the overall area
had landslips classified as definite or likely.
While Otago Peninsula's geological character and widespread
moderate to steep slopes meant surficial landslips were a
hazard, it had relatively few large landslips, the report
''Residents and developers alike should be mindful that in
many places on the peninsula, moderately to steeply sloping
ground can generate relatively fast-moving surficial
Those risks could be avoided by not making adverse
modifications or discharging water to slopes, it said.
''One practical way of improving the safety of existing
buildings or other assets in potential landslide run-out
zones is by planting a line of trees or a strong hedge to
catch or deflect debris.''
Most of the 13% of the Saddle Hill to Brighton area was
classified as definite or likely to have landslips and was on
the slopes of Saddle Hill, Jaffray Hill and Scroggs Hill.
Those slips were considered to have high sensitivity to
erosion and modification.
''The slopes developed on those rocks are clearly very
susceptible to landsliding and the easiest solution to that
is to minimise the placement of high-value infrastructure and
assets in those areas.''
The study found instability around Church Hill Rd and
District Rd in Green Island indicated the slopes were highly
sensitive to small changes in stability, such as groundwater
fluctuations due to rainfall or slope modification.
Small landslips in central Dunedin in Cargill, Albany and
Duke Sts over the years were judged as having high
sensitivity to changes in stability but not considered prone
to undergo future rapid movement.
''These small localised failures indicate that conditions
exist in places that are conducive to localised instability
on slopes in the central Dunedin area.''
About 41% of Warrington to Karitane had definite or likely
landslips and future movements were likely to continue at the
slow rates seen historically, similarly disrupting
infrastructure, it said.
''There is no reason to expect any large-scale rapid
reactivations, although this cannot be ruled out, especially
along parts of the coast where the sea is actively eroding
the toes of some landslides.''
A name, residential address, and (preferably residential) telephone number is required from readers who comment on ODT Online. These details will not be visible to site visitors.
Login or Register
to add your business to the ODT/directory. Quick link to
Submit your news & photos - Login or
Opinion? Have your say - Login or Register
Submit your
event or notice
Add a photo
Bookmark ODT
Make ODT my
Otago Daily Times print and digital edition, The
Star - Dunedin, The News - Central Otago, The
Ensign - Gore, Southland Express -
Invercargill, Southern Rural Life - Otago and
Southland, The Courier - Timaru, Courier Country - Canterbury and
West Coast, Queenstown Times - Queenstown, Mountain Scene -
Queenstown, The Oamaru Mail - Oamaru, The
Greymouth Star - Greymouth, Hokitika Guardian - Hokitika,
West Coast Messenger - West Coast, The Ashburton Courier -
Ashburton, The News - North Canterbury, Extra! schools
publication, Property
Times South Canterbury