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We're really excited to bring the Beatles' music to iTunes," band member Sir Paul McCartney said in a statement. "It's fantastic to see the songs we originally released on vinyl receive as much love in the digital world as they did the first time around."
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This was a really, really weird book. I read about 150 pages before I decided that it really was not worth it. I couldn't bring myself to care about the plot, and the writing was abysmal. Also, his obsession with writing about the main character's (whose name I forget) penis was a little odd. I especially did not like when he referred to it as "swaddled" - it was just totally unnecessary, and kept making me think of it as an infant. I'm not entirely sure that this wasn't the point, which, in fact, makes it creepier. Also, "shame-hair". There. There was just no need for that. I mean, it's not like I didn't expect a lot of sex in a book about prostitution (or partially about that, anyway), but this was just... shudder-inducing. I was kind of curious to see where he was going with it. But not really.
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Coming in at a weighty 800+ pages, The Crimson Petal and the White is not for the faint of heart - or those who do not like holding heavy objects for long periods of time. It may be long, but the incredible thing about this book was how quickly it flew by. It took me a bit longer to finish The Crimson Petal and the White than the average book, but I never once felt like I was slogging through it. The characters and writing style were both so vivid and full of life that I had absolutely no problem zipping through this story. A quick obligated word of caution: if you do not like to read about sex or sexual-related activities, then you may want to set this book every so gently back on its shelf and move on, though personally I would recommend that you dive in anyway because of what a wonderfully told story this is.
The most prominent and creative aspect of The Crimson Petal and the White is the narration. It has an overall second person narration (which I am actually not normally a fan of), but much of it is told in a way that sounds third person. When Faber does dive into the second person, it's with sheer brilliance. It's written as if you are being taken on the most intense, detailed, and scandalous tour you'll ever be a part of; I almost felt like I was watching a movie with the camera zooming in and around various people and settings. It's fantastic, and I'm truly not sure if I've ever read anything quite like it.
The setting is a gritty, dirty, and shockingly authentic Victorian London. There's no sugar-coating, nothing to make the setting or characters appear more noble than they are (or aren't), and it's pure brilliance. There's was a constant sense that I was rooting around in the private affairs of others that Faber captured extremely well and truly brought the entire story to life.
One aspect of Faber's style that really stood out to me was his extensive use of detail, which I think is part of what made everything so lifelike and authentic. Everything is so clearly described or minutely detailed that it's hard not to find yourself sucked into the story.
What I loved was how Faber really played with his characters, but at the same time seemed to almost let them lead the story in whichever direction they desired. Sugar, one of our main characters, is strong and independent, but contains a small, sentimental hope for something more in her life. As a prostitute, she is always sharing her body, but what she truly seems to want to do is share her mind; she wants to write and be outspoken, to make a stand and allow others to understand the experiences of prostitutes and others like her. She wants men to realize that the women they so rudely and carelessly take advantage of are just as - if not more - capable and clever as them.
William Rackham, a second main character, is also a deeply layered man. While on the surface he appears and acts as if he has great disdain and a lack of patience for his ailing wife, his actions show something rather contrary, which is difficult to discern, but still noticeable: he loves her. No matter what, he can't seem to help but love her, no matter the frustrations she causes him to have. William seems to want nothing more than a normal, happy, sufficient marriage. But that is not what his circumstances give him, and so instead we see how he handles these issues, how he ends up meeting Sugar and how they interact and how their own uniquely personal relationship unfolds.
Along with Sugar and William are a variety of other extremely colorful and strong characters, and I strongly encourage you to give this book a chance in order to meet all of them in greater depth.
The ending is both excellent and frustrating at the same time - it's almost a non-ending, leaving you wondering what more could happen, but it's also an absolutely, perfectly satisfying wrap-up that almost seems to tease you with more, but at the same time leaves you content and satiated. It's as if it were all somehow meant to be.
I do feel as though I've been giving out quite a few five stars lately, but I can't help that I've just been immensely blessed to keep stumbling upon such fantastic books. As you can guess, I am giving The Crimson Petal and the White a well-earned five stars. I highly recommend it to anyone who feels mature enough to jump on for the ride!
Review: The Crimson Petal and The White by Michel Faber. An historic intriguing novel. A great work of art. Faber has written a magnificent lengthy story of an era of lewd, degrading, fraudulent, and corruptive characters.
It stated with an upper-class male aching for pleasures away from his dysfunctional family at home. William took no blame in the way his life was going. Would it surprise you if I say he is evil, mean and egotistically scum. Well, I place him somewhere at the bottom of the barrel. His wife Agnes was a pleasant women who did have some emotional illness brought on by William on their wedding day. Agnes took a turn for the worse emotionally when she had a child. She believed something evil was growing in her belly and when delivered she screamed the thing (baby) was bloody evil. She never seen the baby after that day and there was never any talk of her having a child. She was never educated to what happens when a girl hits puberty. As she got older she had no clue what minstrel cycles were, what sex was, and how a baby was created and born. On her wedding night William took no care in what his wife was going through. This is when her mind began to change one day at a time.
Sophie was the baby created by William and Agnes. Agnes never held her and William had little to do with her. She had a nurse-maid as her only (strict, crude) female involvement. Until the day Sugar came into her life at the age of six as her governess.
Who was Sugar? Perhaps, Williams kept mistress. The story entwines between the upper-class to the lowest of the lowest class. If you don't mind some impurities in your reading you have found the right novel. The author brought a lot of degrading of women to the story but also brought down the men as scum-bags.
I enjoyed this novel and recommend the book to all book lovers…..
This is certainly a novel worthy of being called "an event". In 900 pages, you are transported through mid-to-late 1800's London, following a large cast of characters from different social classes. There are titled aristocrats, wealthy businessmen and their families, men of science, men of leisure, social workers, factory workers, prostitutes, and beggars. The novel bops around so that the reader spends some time with each of these characters, as well as an unnamed omnipresent narrator who "introduces" them to the reader.
Although there is a plot here, the novel is primarily driven by interactions with the characters. They are so well-crafted, diverse, and complicated that it's difficult not to align yourself with each of them in some way. The main three characters are William, his wife Agnes, and his favorite prostitute named Sugar. William wants to be an artist and a writer, but after finding no success he bends to his father's will and runs the family toiletries business. He marries Agnes when she is very young and naive about not only herself as a woman, but about the world. She desperately wants to be liked, but has fluctuating health and tendencies toward impropriety. Sugar was raised by her mother to be a prostitute and nothing more, but she desires to rise above her circumstances.
In these characters, we also get a glimpse at the values, expectations, ideals, privileges, and judgments of their society. We learn how women were expected to behave, and what happens when they don't conform. Men, of the upper classes, are allowed to spend time in frivolous pursuits but are expected to start a family and take control of the family fortune. The social classes were very rigidly defined, and it was only rarely that someone transcended upward through them.
Although there is a tremendous focus on social diversity in this novel, it distinctly lacks mention of racial, ethnic, or sexual orientation diversity. I find it difficult to believe that there was so much similarity between the inhabitants of 1850-1870's London.
Overall, this is a large, sweeping, ambitious novel of character and class. It speaks to the social conventions of its time while still having relevance to modern life. I won't say that the 900 pages fly by, but you may become so engrossed in the story that they pass very pleasantly.
This was a really, really weird book. I read about 150 pages before I decided that it really was not worth it. I couldn't bring myself to care about the plot, and the writing was abysmal. Also, his obsession with writing about the main character's (whose name I forget) penis was a little odd. I especially did not like when he referred to it as "swaddled" - it was just totally unnecessary, and kept making me think of it as an infant. I'm not entirely sure that this wasn't the point, which, in fact, makes it creepier. Also, "shame-hair". There. There was just no need for that. I mean, it's not like I didn't expect a lot of sex in a book about prostitution (or partially about that, anyway), but this was just... shudder-inducing. I was kind of curious to see where he was going with it. But not really.
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Amazon.com Amazon.com Review (ISBN 0156028778, Paperback)Although it's billed as "the first great 19th-century novel of the 21st century," The Crimson Petal and the White is anything but Victorian. The story of a well-read London prostitute named Sugar, who spends her free hours composing a violent, pornographic screed against men, Michel Faber's dazzling second novel dares to go where George Eliot's The Mill on the Floss and the works of Charles Dickens could not. We learn about the positions and orifices that Sugar and her clients favor, about her lingering skin condition, and about the suspect ingredients of her prophylactic douches. Still, Sugar believes she can make a better life for herself. When she is taken up by a wealthy man, the perfumer William Rackham, her wings are clipped, and she must balance financial security against the obvious servitude of her position. The physical risks and hardships of Sugar's life (and the even harder "honest" life she would have led as a factory worker) contrast--yet not entirely--with the medical mistreatment of her benefactor's wife, Agnes, and beautifully underscore Faber's emphasis on class and sexual politics. In theme and treatment, this is a novel that Virginia Woolf might have written, had she been born 70 years later. The language, however, is Faber's own--brisk and elastic--and, after an awkward opening, the plethora of detail he offers (costume, food, manners, cheap stage performances, the London streets) slides effortlessly into his forward-moving sentences. When Agnes goes mad, for instance, "she sings on and on, while the house is discreetly dusted all around her and, in the concealed and subterranean kitchen, a naked duck, limp and faintly steaming, spreads its pimpled legs on a draining board." Despite its 800-plus pages, The Crimson Petal and the White turns out to be a quick read, since it is truly impossible to put down. --Regina Marler
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From the Publisher: At the Heart of this panoramic, multidimensional narrative is the compelling struggle of a young woman to lift her body and soul out of the gutter. Michel Faber leads us back to 1870s London, where Sugar, a nineteen-year-old whore in the brothel of the terrifying Mrs. Castaway, yearns for escape into a better life. Her ascent through the strata of Victorian society offers us intimacy with a host of lovable, maddening, unforgettable characters. They begin with William Rackham, an egotistical perfume magnate whose ambition is fueled by his lust for Sugar, and whose patronage of her brings her into proximity to his extended family and milieu: his unhinged, child-like wife, Agnes; his mysteriously hidden-away daughter, Sophie; and his pious brother Henry, foiled in his devotional calling by a persistently less-than-chaste love for the Widow Fox, whose efforts on behalf of The Rescue Society lead Henry into ever-more disturbing confrontations with flesh. All this is overseen by assorted preening socialites, drunken journalists, untrustworthy servants, vile guttersnipes, and whores of all stripes and persuasions. Twenty years in its conception, research, and writing, The Crimson Petal and the White is a singular literary achievement-a gripping, intoxicating, deeply satisfying Victorian novel written with an immediacy, compassion, and insight that give it a timeless and universal appeal.… (more)
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This article is about the name Khadija, also spelled like, Khadeeja. For the wife of Muhammad, see Khadija bint Khuwaylid. For other uses, see Khadija (disambiguation).
|Arabic: [xadiːʤaː]
Egyptian Arabic: [xædiːgæ]
|From Khadija bint Khuwaylid, first wife of Muhammad
|Trust worthy, respected and highly respected [1]
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|Khadijah, Khatija, Khatijah, Katijah, Khadeejah, Hatice,[2] Tijah[3]
Khadija (Khadeeja) (Arabic: خديجة) is a feminine (female) given name, the name of Khadija bint Khuwaylid, first wife of Muhammad. Together with Fatima, it is one of the most popular female names among Muslims.[4] Hatice is the Turkish equivalent.[2] The name should be distinguished from Katja, which is an abbreviation of Katherine, a name of Greek origin.
Other notable people with the name Khadija include:
Historical figures[edit]
- Khadijah of the Maldives, Sultana of the Maldives from 1347 to 1380
- Turhan Hatice Sultan, concubine of Ottoman Sultan Ibrahim I
- Hatice Muazzez, Polish Jewish wife of Ottoman Sultan Ibrahim I
- Khadija Gayibova, Azerbaijani female pianist (1893–1938)
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- Khadija Abbouda, Moroccan athlete
- Khadija Ahrari, Afghan politician
- Khadija al-Salami, Yemeni film producer
- Khadija Arib, Dutch politician
- Khadijah Farrakhan, wife of Louis Farrakhan
- Khadijah Hashim, Malaysian journalist and teacher
- Khadija Ismayilova, Azerbaijani journalist
- Khadija Mumtaz, Malayalam-language writer
- Khadija Qalanjo, Somali singer and dancer
- Khadija Salum Ally Al-Qassmy, Tanzanian politician
- Khadijah Whittington, American basketball
- Khadija Mahrous, Emirati entrepreneur
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- ^ a b Schimmel, Annemarie (1989). Islamic Names. Edinburgh University Press. p. 43. ISBN 0852245637.
- ^ Tham, Seong Chee (1990). A Study of the Evolution of the Malay Language: Social Change and Cognitive Development. NUS Press. p. 85. ISBN 9971691361.
- ^ Arquilevich, Gabriel (1995). World Religions. Teacher Created Resources. p. 115. ISBN 1557346240.
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Will he or won't he? Will Wichita State's Gregg Marshall leave a good situation for another, another that pays more? That scenario is being repeated all across the country as athletic directors "dance with the stars" trying to entice them to coach at their respective schools.
TOPEKA- Great Bend Kids Wrestling Club traveled to Topeka this weekend to compete in the USAWKS kids state tournament. After a long weekend of wrestling, nine wrestlers brought home awards for placing in the top six in the state. The team placed 13th overall.
LINDSBORG – Five students in the Bethany College athletic training program earned recognition from the Kansas Athletic Trainer's Society (KATS) for their efforts in 2014.
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An Amarillo man facing the death penalty next week in the 1998 slayings of three Amarillo teenagers is asking a federal judge to halt his execution.
John Lezell Balentine, 40, is scheduled to be executed Wednesday, but he has raised claims that his trial counsel was ineffective and claims his execution would be unconstitutional, according to court documents released Thursday.
Balentine has asked U.S. District Judge Mary Lou Robinson to stay the execution.
In 1999, a Potter County jury convicted and sentenced Balentine to death for killing Mark Edward Caylor Jr., 17; Steven Brady Watson, 15; and Kai Brooke Geyer, 15, as the trio slept in a home in the 500 block of East 17th Avenue in January 1998.
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Prosecutors have said Balentine confessed to the slayings.
They said he told police investigators he targeted Caylor in his home because he had repeatedly threatened Balentine and his friends after Balentine had physically abused Caylor's sister, with whom he had a previous relationship.
Balentine also told authorities he was angered that Caylor and his friends used drugs in the home while a baby also lived there, investigators said during the trial.
According to his confession presented during trial, Balentine said he went to Caylor's home and saw him asleep in the living room along with Watson and Geyer.
When his .32-caliber pistol jammed, he fired the gun in the alley, then crawled through a window, went to the living room and shot the teens as they slept, according to his statement.
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Much-needed rain, snow to hit parched California
SAN FRANCISCO -- Meteorologists forecast a pair of storms could dump several inches of rain on parched cities and croplands throughout California in the coming week, bringing welcome news to a state that has just endured its driest year in recorded history.
While the rain won't be enough to end the drought, the National Weather Service projected Sunday the much-needed precipitation could nearly double the amount of rainfall in parts of the San Francisco Bay Area this year.
By Saturday, the twin Pacific storms are expected to bring as much as 2 inches of rain to the coast and several feet of snow to the Sierra Nevada.
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Broccoli (Freestyle)
D.R.A.M. created a hit with his melodic and catchy (usually the elements of success) single "Broccoli" featuring Lil Yachty-- the song only dropped back in April but has already been certified platinum. As the singer's stock and cash flow rises, Fat Trel has decided to take on the record for a fresh freestyle.
Shy Glizzy & FAT TREL
The respective leaders of the Glizzy Gang and the Slutty Boyz have united for a new paper chaser's anthem entitled "Checklist." For their new collab, Shy Glizzy and Fat Trel call upon an Atlanta maestro in Zaytoven for the invigorating, piano-heavy production. Zay produced the entirety of Glizzy's September mixtape, For Trappers Only, so it's no surprise that he sounds right at home in the DMV on "Checklist."
Blended Babies Feat. Ricky Hil & FAT TREL
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All My Life
FAT TREL Feat. Dave East
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All The Way Up
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As we've seen with Desiigner's "Panda," when New York has a potential hit, they drive it to the top. Fat Joe, Remy Ma, and French Montana's "All The Way Up" is currently making waves on the Hot 100, proving that Terror Squad still has what it takes to make a smash, and New York has embraced it readily, with many rappers from the region turning in their own freestyle records on the beat.
Ready (Remix)
Trouble's record "Ready" continues to get bigger and bigger in the streets. The rapper is doing his part, for sure, after enlisting Big Bank Black, Young Thug and Young Dolph on the remix-- that's quite the trio of street-approved rappers. Since releasing the remix, Trouble came through just yesterday with the official video. Cue Fat Trel.
U Ain't Safe
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March Madness (Gleesh Mix)
Future's "March Madness" was indisputably one of the biggest tracks of last year. So big, in fact, that one better come with his best effort if he intends to pull off a remix of the Tarentino-produced banger. Fat Trel does just that, though the production is a remake of Tarentino's, and it doesn't pack the same type of visceral energy. But Trel's energy on the mic and his portrait of the Slutty Boyz lifestyle are enough to provide exciting new life to the track that was finally starting to get less and less play.
Mack Shyt
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The Way It Go Pt. 2
A$AP Ant Feat. FAT TREL
As they did last week, ASAP Mob decided to his us with a double dose of new release for their #WavyWednesdays series. After dropping Playboi Carti's "Vlone Thug," the mob liberates a new one from ASAP Ant & MMG artist Fat Trel called "The Way It Go Pt. 2."
No Difference
CT McLaren Feat. FAT TREL
CT McLaren's is a rapper from Miami, but on his latest track, "No Difference," he's scored a feature from DC's Fat Trel. The two rappers are a good fit, each telling gritty street tales with confident but very emotional deliveries. McLaren is gearing up to release some more new music this year, and we'll be keeping up with his new releases from hereon in. At the same time, we'll be waiting on Trel's long-awaited MMG debut.
Wop Me Out
FAT TREL & ManeMane
Frequent collaborators Fat Trel and ManeMane, who now goes by ManeMane4CGG, have teamed up for a new mixtape, Finesse Gang. The project should arrive today, but we've got a new leak, "Wop Me Out," to hold fans over until the full download becomes available. The tape brings together two movements, Slutty Boyz and Glo Gang, that have a lot in common when it comes to the type of street music each cranks out on the regular.
I Want It All (Prod. By Lyons League)
Fat Trel teased his Muva Russia mixtape with a couple of great Lyons League-produced records, which had us hoping we'd find some more collaborations on the tape. Thankfully, our suspicion was correct, and "I Want It All," is the best of the new tracks with the producer. Much like "Is It Over," the track brings out Trel's understated melodic sensibility, giving us a repetitive, hypnotic hook.
Don't/Say It
Fat Trel has been dropping off new music weekly as of late, and after giving us the sombre "Free Issa" last week, today he hops on some r'n'b production for a freestyle. The MMG rapper goes for two buzzing r'n'b artists, Bryson Tiller and Tory Lanez. Bryson Tiller's "Don't" instrumental begins the record before switching midway to Tor Lanez's biggest single yet, "Say It." Trel's marble-mouthed flow is slowed down for this "GleeshMix." Are you feeling it?
Free Issa
Fat Trel gave us one of his best tracks ever last week with the soulfully catchy "Is It Over," and today he's decided to stick with the winning formula of the record of "Free Issa", which puts Lyons League behind the boards once again. This time around, it's a much darker endeavor, with Lyons replacing the warm sampling with a tip-toeing riff, giving it a paranoid feel.
Is It Over
While he still hasnt put out an official project for the label, Fat Trel has been keeping the output coming since signing with MMG. "Is It Over" is the latest of many standalone singles he's delivered over the last year, and it might be one of our favorites. Trel finds a way to craft a catchy record in a very simple way, never inflecting his rhymes with too much melody, but the simple repetition and interaction with the lush, string-laden beat will have you reciting the hook along with the rapper by the last chorus.
Milly Rock (Remix)
In case you haven't been paying attention, 2 Milly is coming up as the next Bobby Shmurda. Basically, that means that he has a viral hit on his hands and he's a New York native. "Milly Rock" has an infectious and hook, easily setting itself up for viral stardom (the YouTube video has already surpassed 2 million views, watch it below). Today DMV native Fat Trel gives 2 Milly a co-sign, and hops on the bandwagon early, with his own "Milly Rock" remix. Trel adds a verse and lets 2 Milly's hook ride out the end of the record. Let us know what you think.
Off Da Sh!t
FAT TREL Feat. Foams
It's now been over two months since Fat Trel dropped his last tape, Georgetown, and he seems to be getting back to hi usual, more prolific release schedule. Last week he gave us the melodic slow jam "All Day," and today he gets back to the more aggressive side of things on "Off Da Sh!t," a hard-hitting track produced by Young Lan and also featuring Foams.
All Day
Following last week's "Money Calling" video, MMG affiliate Fat Trel decides to come through today and share a new track called "All Day," (not to be confused with Kanye's record of the same name though).
MMM (Remix)
Cassidy Feat. Maino, Papoose, Dave East, Uncle Murda, FAT TREL & Vado
Cassidy continues to keep the new music coming. After hitting us with the track "Lets Go Champ", the Philly native decides to return and give his March release "MMM" the MEGA-remix treatment, recruiting Fred Money, Vado, Uncle Murda, Vado, JR Writer, Fat Trel, Dave East, Chubby Jag, Compton Menace, Red Café, Papoose, Drag-On, and Fred Da Godson.


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Home > Dining - Kyoto Cuisine~
This famous old ryokan, offers yudofu and kyoto-style lunch and dinner
Ryotei YACHIYO
Enjoy luxurious dining in classic Japanese rooms with fine garden views.
Yu-dofu (boiled tofu) and Kyoto-style Kaiseki course menus created with seasonal Kyoto vegetables and specialty ingredients.
Our colorful and delicate dish presentation only adds to the experience.
Open everyday: 11:00-15:00 (L.O.14:00), 17:00-21:00 (L.O.19:00)
Tel: 075-771-4148
Major credit cards accepted.
English menu available.
Free Wi-Fi.
On the west side of Gokomachi, north of Shijo; Tel: 221-1039; Fax: 231-7632; convenient location in the central city; Kaiseki lunch: Japanese tatami room: from 8,000 yen; table seat: from 5,000 yen; Kaiseki dinner: Japanese tatami room: from 13,000 yen; table seat: from 10,000 yen; Japanese cypress bath; curfew: 23:00; classic Japanese style accommodation: from 40,000 yen (dinner, breakfast, service included). *Tax not included in prices.
On Oshikoji, South of Nijo castle and west of Horikawa; Tel: 075-841- 0811; Open daily: 11:00-21:00 (L.O. 20:30); Shinsen-en is the legendary garden founded in 794; Excellent opportunity to experience Japanese traditional cuisine with full view of this exquisite Japanese garden; Lunch is served between 11:00-16:00, including Udon Chiri (served with appetizer, rice, and fruit) 3,500 yen, and the Heihachi Gozen and Tempura Set (served with salad, rice, pickles and fruits) 3,500 yen; There are also highly popular nabe meals such as Shabu-shabu, 8,000 yen, and Sukiyaki, 8,000 yen; Ukishima-Gozen Set (5,000 yen) includes a variety of traditional Japanese dishes; English menu available; AMEX, VISA, DC, DINERS, MASTER. *Tax not included in prices.
On the north side of Shijo, west of Kawaramachi; Tel: 221-1811; Open: 11:00-15:00, 16:30-21:00 (L.O. 20:30); closed Jan. 1; enjoy our traditional Kyoto cuisine using tasteful, colorful seasonal ingredients, Kyoto food specialties (yuba (soy milk skin), and Kyoto vegetables, etc.; conveniently located downtown; take-out menu available; lunch bento box: 2,000 yen (11:00-15:00), Koetsu Mizusashi bento: 3,850 yen, yuba cuisine: 4,000 yen, mini kaiseki course: 4,000 yen (11:00-15:00), kaiseki courses: from 6,480 yen; major credit cards accepted.
Located on the west side of Omiya, south of Imadegawa; Tel: 075-468-8487; Open: 11:30-14:30 (L.O.); 17:00-20:00 (L.O.); Closed Wed.; Enjoy Seike's exquisite fresh yuba (soy milk skin) cuisine made with pure sweet Miyama water in the 130-year old traditional machiya house; savor healthy yuba dishes: yuba steak, yuba shabu and tofu and more: lunch: 3,990 yen, 5,250 yen, 6,300 yen; dinner: 5,670 yen, 7,770 yen, 11,000 yen; Vegetarian welcome; Takehome yuba products from their yuba factory and restaurant complex in Miyama-cho (1.5 hours north of Kyoto) also sold; Credit cards not accepted; Seike Nijojo (Tel: 075-813-1517; closed Mon.): on the south side of Oike, west of Horikawa.
Gion NISHISAKA
Located on the west side of Hanamikoji, 80m south of Shijo; Tel: 075- 533-2433; Open daily: 11:30-22:00; Nishisaka is located in the middle of Gion, the traditional world of geiko and maiko still alive; You can enjoy real taste of Kyoto cuisine at very reasonable prices; Lunch: Tempura set: 2,500 yen, Steak set: 3,500 yen, Yu-tofu set: 2,800 yen; Dinner: Beef shabu shabu: from 4,500 yen, Beef steak set: 4,300 yen, Kaiseki courses: From 7,800 yen. *Service charge not included in prices.
Enjoy a wide range of Kyoto/ Japanese dishes!
An all-you-can-eat style restaurant with more than 25 kinds of dishes: classic Kyoto home-style obanzai cuisine with local ingredients, Kyoto tofu, tempura, vegetables, fried chicken, sushi, dessert and more!
60 min.
Adults: 1,800 yen
7-12 years old: 1,100 yen
3-6 years old: 500 yen
*Tax not included.
English menu & spoken
A 3-min. walk south of Kinkaku-ji Temple (Golden Pavilion)
Tel: 075-462-4949
Open: 11:00-17:00 (L.O.16:00)
Oryori Mashita
True Kyoto cuisine served with excellence in the heart of Gion
One-Star in the Michelin Guide Kyoto/Osaka 2016
Kaiseki courses using the best seasonal ingredients
Lunch Dim Sum Course: 5,000 yen (tax & service incl.)
Dinner Kaiseki Course: from 7,000 yen
* 8% tax and 5% service charge will be applied.
Open: Lunch: 11:30-14:00 (L.O.), Dinner: 17:00-21:00 (L.O. 20:00); Closed Thurs.; On the north side of Shijo, east of Nawate
Tel: 075-525-2160
*Major credit cards accepted
*Reservation required
Imobo Hiranoya honten
Tradition over 300 years in Kyoto
Imobo is the traditional cuisine which is handed down for 300 years. It is said that if you visit Maruyama Park, you must try Kyoto's representative cuisine at ''Imobo.''
Imobo course: from 2,500 yen
Reservation required for the 5,000 yen course (tax excl.)
Other ala carte menus available
Open daily: 10:30-20:30 (L.O. 20:00)
Tel: 075-561-1603
Hanasato Gion
Savor Kyoto Cuisine on Hanamikoji
Kyoto Cuisine - with a fresh seasonal ingredients can be enjoyed in a refined Japanese style room at Hanamikoji, Gion. *Optionally, we can arrange maiko as well.
Mini kaiseki course: from 3,000 yen
Meat (shabu shabu) course: 6,000 yen
Kaiseki course: from 8,000 yen
Meat (shabu shabu) course: 8,000 yen
*Reservation required for the night courses; Service charge included, tax separated.
Open: 11:00-15:30 (L.O. 14:30)
Closed irregularly; Tel: 075-561-3311
In front of the Gion Kobu Kaburenjo Theater
Nichigetsuan Kiyomizu
Healthy Cuisines near Kiyomizu Temple
Enjoy the Kyoto Cuisine, using Kyoto vegetables, tofu and yuba (soy milk skin) in a relaxed manner. The shop is located conveniently in the point where Kiyomizu-zaka and Sannen-zaka meet.
Yu-tofu (boiled tofu): 3,000 yen
Kaiseki courses: from 5,000 yen
(Reservation required for Kaiseki courses) *Tax excl.
Open daily: 10:30-21:00 (L.O. 20:00); Tel: 075-561-0077
On Kiyomizu-zaka at the foot of Kiyomizu Temple
Harukami Pontocho
Kyoto Cuisine × Kyoto Machiya
Feel a cool breeze from the Kamo River and the Ponto-cho's serene atmosphere while enjoying your cuisine.
Lunch: Mini kaiseki course: from 2,000 yen
Dinner: Night course: from 5,000 yen
Plenty of a la carte are available as well! *tax excl.
Open daily
Lunch: 11:00-15:00 (L.O. 14:00); Dinner: 17:00~23:00 (L.O. 21:00)
TEL: 075-221-0011; On the west side of Pontocho, 10-m. north of Shijo
A traditional sukiya style ryokan inn & restaurant with superb classical garden views Enjoy the sophisticated taste of Kyoto cuisine in our kaiseki courses
Counter seat for tempura: Mon.-Sat., closed Sun.: lunch: 11:00-13:45 (L.O.), from 3,240 yen; dinner: 17:00-20:00 (L.O.), from 9,936 yen; Kaiseki lunch (11:00-13:30; L.O.): tempura kaiseki from 12,420 yen; Tempura kaiseki dinner from 14,904 yen, Kyoto kaiseki from 24,840 yen; Accommodation: from 37,260 yen/person with full dinner and breakfast.
On Tominokoji, just south of Oike
Tel: 075-221-5544
Located on the north side of Yasaka, 200m west of Higashioji; Tel: 075- 551-1488; Open daily: 11:30-15:00, 17:00-22:00; Located in a quiet and traditional area, close to Kennin-ji Temple; Enjoy fine tempura cuisine in an old building (interior maintained) that was originally a teahouse where geiko & maiko lived; Freshest ingredients of the day; Lunch: Tempura course (weekday only counter 4,000 yen, 5,500 yen), tempura kaiseki (8,000 yen); Dinner course and kaiseki (from 10,000 yen); Single tempura items (seafood, Kyoto vegetables, etc.) are also available; Reservation required; AMEX, VISA, DINERS, MC, JCB. *Tax not included in prices.
Tempura Kitamura Pontocho
Freshly-served Tempura right in Front of You
Savor fresh tempura in a counter seating while looking at a Japanese small garden. Enjoy their tempura with a fresh prawn, fish, Kyoto vegetables and yuba, and many more!
Tempura course: from 3,000 yen
Tempura Donburi: from 1,000 yen
Tempura course: from 5,000 yen
(tax excl.)
Lunch: 11:00-15:00 (L.O. 14:00); Dinner: 17:00-22:00 (L.O. 21:00)
Closed: Wed. ; Tel: 075-221-0011
On the east side of Pontocho, 10-m. north of Shijo, next to Harukami
On the west side of Kawaramachi, a 2-min. walk north of Shijo; Tel : 221-5409; Open 9:30-21:00 (L.O. 20:30); Conveniently located downtown, between OPA and Gap, Hisago Zushi is probably Kyoto's most famous sushi restaurant, wellknown for its relaxing traditional atmosphere; Their expertly prepared and beautifully presented sushi will amaze you; The quality is excellent & the prices are reasonable; Lunch from 2,376 yen; dinner from 2,376 yen; Sennari Combination Set, 3,240 yen; Chef's Selection Set, 2,700 yen; English menu and English spoken by some staff members; AMEX, VISA, DINERS, MASTER, JCB, DC, UC.
Enjoy your moment with authentic sushi
Obsessed with fresh fish and traditional Kyoto vegetables, we serve only the "real" taste of Japanese cuisine.
Nigiri (hand-formed sushi): Standard 2,400 yen, Excellent 5,000 yen
Kaiseki course: 8,000 yen - 20,000 yen
Special beef course: from 12,000 yen
*+8% tax
English menu & spoken
Open: Lunch (12:00-14:00); Dinner (17:00-22:00); Closed. Mon.
On the south side of Shimojuzuyacho, west of Ainomachi (southwest of Shosei-en Garden)
Tel: 075-371-9303
Sushi made with love by dedicated craftsmen perform their art.
Enjoy the dynamic lively atmosphere with all counter seating
Traditional & Authentic Sushi at reasonable prices!
Sushi Combination Set (8 pieces): 2,100 yen
Sashimi Combination Set (4 types): 1,300 yen
*+8% tax
*English menu available
On the north side of Rokkaku, west of Kawaramachi (behind "mina Kyoto")
Open: Tue.-Fri.16:00-24:00; Sat., Sun. and nat'l holidays 12:00-24:00
Closed: Mon.; Tel: 075-223-1277
Experience the World of Japanese Beef — as much as you want!
All-you-can-eat Shabu Shabu / Sukiyaki / Suki-Shabu combination pot
All from 1,980 yen!!
*The best recommended course is our Suki-Shabu (4,180 yen), using Japanese beef!
Kobe Beef: 9,800 yen, Prime Beef: 3,180 yen; Japanese beef: 4,180 yen; Wagyu: 6,180 yen
Set menus also include all-you-can-eat vegetables, udon noodles, tofu and rice cakes! (All menu excl. tax)
Across from Yasaka Shrine, 4F of Gion Kaikan Bldg.
Open daily: 17:00-23:00 (until 24:00 on the night before Fri. & Nat'l holidays); Tel: 075-533-3344
English menu
Highly selected luxurious beef
Self-produced & raised TAMBA-GYU beef.
True joy to savor
Experience the exquisite way of eating that fitted best to each ingredients.
Produced by buthers, their high-class Teppan-yaki (steak grilled on an iron plate) and Yakiniku (grilled meat) are a wonderful treat for customers; In a beautiful machiya house.
Yakiniku course:from 3,900 yen
Teppan-yaki course:from 8,800 yen
Many other courses available!
On the east side of Sakaimachi, south of Aneyakoji
Open: 17:00-23:00; Closed: Mon.; Tel: 075-222-2901
Yakiniku YARUKI Shijo Kawaramachi
The Only Certified Kobe Beef
BBQ Yakiniku Restaurant in Kyoto
Popular Japanese style beef BBQ restaurant about 30 years in Kyoto. Reasonable price lunch set menu is from 980 yen, also a must-check!! (11:30-17:00)
Kobe Beef Amazing Loin Slices 5,000 yen
Open every day: 11:30-23:40 (L.O 23:00) 1F Shijo Aiburiya Bldg., south side of Shijo, west of Shijo Bridge; Tel: 075-211-2981; Major credit cards accepted
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This paper looks at the ways in which high and low touch trading are adapting to meet the realities of trading in capital markets today. It outlines why the either/or approach of low and high touch is simply too crude a reflection of the requirements of the buy-side today and argues that what is needed instead is a more nuanced, converged approach that leverages technology where it is common to both and yet still empowers the different activities required.
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For over 50 years, Fabbian has been introducing innovations in the lighting field from the Venice hinterland. With over 28 architects and designers, they have redefined how lighting integrates into modern environments. From their trademark designs in ceiling light fixtures, floor lamps and wall sconces, to the advanced engineering of their pendant and suspension lamps Fabbian is a hallmark of modern Italian lighting.
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Sharks, stingrays show off 'smooshy' side at Milwaukee County Zoo
'Sting Ray and Shark Bay' exhibit runs through Sept. 2
Shrieks of surprise and delight filled the air this weekend at the Milwaukee County Zoo, as visitors to the "Sting Ray and Shark Bay" exhibit felt the creatures glide beneath their fingers.
"The stingrays feel sort of smooshy," said Giannella Guerrero, 10, who was in Milwaukee visiting relatives.
Ryan King, 12, said: "They're kind of rubbery when you try to touch them, but they're wet."
The rays feel rubbery partly because they have no bones — much like sharks, they have cartilage instead.
The exhibit, which runs through Sept. 2, brings visitors face-to-face — or fingertip-to-fin — with an array of stingrays and small sharks. Visitors are encouraged to reach into the pool to touch the animals, and four times a day, they can purchase small pieces of food to feed them.
In the wild, the rays eat mussels, clams, fish and invertebrates like shrimp and crab, said Paul Poeschl, one of the rays' keepers and the supervisor of the exhibit.
In the zoo, visitors feed them squid, shrimp and small fish. Zookeepers give them vitamin supplements every week to make up for anything they're not getting in their fish, and the rays get weekly vet checks to ensure they're healthy.
Poeschl and his co-workers even do various enrichment activities with the rays, ranging from navigating mazes to painting abstract works on canvases, to keep the animals healthy and engaged.
Karl Hackbarth, the zoo's operations manager, said the zoo likes to bring in special exhibits over the summer because they are "something new and different for the public" and help boost attendance.
About 130,000 visitors, or roughly 30% of the people who come to the zoo, have come to see the stingrays and sharks since the exhibit opened May 25. Some, said Hackbarth, have come back as many as 10 or 15 times.
According to Poeschl, who grew up in Wisconsin Rapids and remembers coming to the Milwaukee County Zoo as a child, zoo-goers often want to know if the rays can sting them. The answer, he said, is no: the barbs on their tails have been clipped, just like fingernails, and doing so doesn't hurt the rays.
There are two species of rays in the exhibit, and three species of sharks, along with a collection of horseshoe crabs. Twenty-four of the exhibit's 29 rays are cownose rays, which live primarily in the western Atlantic and Caribbean and can have 3-foot wingspans when fully grown. The exhibit includes seven sharks.
Some of the exhibit's cownose rays were bred in captivity, Poeschl said, but others were rescued from the Chesapeake Bay, where they can become trapped and die during the cold winter.
On Saturday, visitors marveled at how the rays felt under their fingertips, though some lamented that most of the sharks were hiding out of reach under lean-to shelters on the bottom of the pool.
"I haven't touched the sharks yet," said Giannella, but added that she'd like to.
Even so, the exhibit was getting great reviews from the many crowded around the pool.
"It's really fun that you get to touch animals that you wouldn't normally get to touch," said Kourtney Coppinger, 9, of Waukesha.
"It's really cool," said Ryan, who added that he also was excited about visiting the reptiles exhibit.
Hackbarth suggested that going to a hands-on exhibit like this can be a great way to get children excited and interested in science.
"This is better than an Xbox," he said, "because they actually learn something. They get to experience something with their senses."
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The "Sting Ray and Shark Bay" exhibit runs through Sept. 2 at the Milwaukee County Zoo, which is open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. Admission to the exhibit is an additional $2 beyond the zoo's normal entrance fees of $9.50 to $12.50 for Milwaukee County residents, $11.25 to $14.25 for nonresidents.


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McConaughey makes hay with sometimes-mesmerizing 'Mud'
2012 was The Year of The McConaughey thanks to films such as "Magic Mike," "Bernie" and "Killer Joe," but in 2013, Matthew McConaughey's name is Mud. Literally.
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Eat words: Edible Books Show at Woodland Pattern on April 6
Maybe you like to chew on what you've read. Woodland Pattern Book Center, 720 E. Locust St., is having its annual Edible Books Show on April 6, a display of book-related works made of food.
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Developing a curriculum and training approach to enhance the community engagement skills of Shell's community relations staff.
A working paper published through the Lincoln Institute of Land Planning, this paper explores how states and municipalities interact to address sea level rise, providing an overview of the state of practice, some reasons for different levels of action, and some of the needs of municipalities.
Coastal municipalities across the country face significant and uncertain threats from sea level rise, more frequent and intense storms and other consequences of climate change. Ona Ferguson and Todd Schenk released a working paper with the Lincoln Institute of Land Use exploring the way decision-makers are addressing these challenges and making recommendations for future action.
Can role-play simulation games help communities make the tough risk-management decisions?
CBI shares 10 components of effective corporate-stakeholder engagement that can be applied to a variety of scales and particular problem-sets.
Lawrence Susskind, a world expert on decision making, and founder of the Consensus Building Institute, explains creative problem solving and the consensus building approach to Italian magazine Agorà.
A través de nuestra participación como diseñadores de procesos, facilitadores y capacitadores en este esfuerzo, el Consensus Building Institute (CBI) ha identificado 10 componentes para lograr un involucramiento de actores efectivo entre empresa y comunidad que se pueden aplicar a una variedad de escalas y problemas en particular.
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In this issue, CBI staff examine how women's involvement in community dialogues leads to improved human development outcomes; explore when not to push for broad stakeholder consensus; delve into the complex landscape values that underlie NIMBYism; discuss the facilitation of consultation meetings around Indian land consolidation; present our work on piloting a global grievance mechanism for UNDP, and more.
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Stranded motorists say thanks
My wife, Diane, and I were traveling through Amarillo on Dec. 4 when we found ourselves stranded about five miles west of Love's Truck Stop at Exit 60.
We were driving from our home in Paola, Kan., to see our son in his first college play at the College of Sante Fe, but because of the unexpected blizzard we never made it.
Diane and I wanted to thank several people in Amarillo.
First is John of Amarillo Towing, who took me back out after our car. We had no luck, but he thanked me for keeping him company during our two-hour attempt at getting the car. What a gentleman. John maintained contact with us during the next two days as did another man, J.C. Evans.
In the meantime, J.C., a young man there who offered his Bronco, came to the aid of my wife when she began to worry. After all, John and I had been gone an awfully long time. J.C. went out to look for us and later, when I returned safely, helped us find lodging at the Motel 6 on the far side of town.
J.C. drove us to the motel, although it was well past midnight, and he had to be up for work in a few short hours.
Other than the motel management charging us a full rate for staying six hours beyond checkout time, we have only kind feelings toward the people of Amarillo and their treatment of stranded motorists like us.
If it had not been for the many helpful and kind people in Amarillo, we are unsure what we would have done.
Paola, Kan.
Vice President Gore is refreshing choice
On the Oct. 25 broadcast of "The Geraldo Rivera Show," Geraldo said that of all the candidates running for president, none has the charm and charisma of President Clinton.
Marsha Clark (prosecutor in the O.J. Simpson trial) replied that people are becoming suspicious of charm and charisma, which makes the boring, clean-cut, family-oriented, Eagle Scout persona of Al Gore very refreshing!
Schoolchildren need help with quilt
My class is making a memory quilt.
We are hoping that people can send us pictures of family quilts.
Also, if anyone can send us 6 1/2-by-6 1/2 blocks of patchwork, we will add it to our class quilt.
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Evolution isn't best approach
Those of us who are kind and tenderhearted are occasionally tempted to think of evolutionists as intolerant and bigoted.
We stifle those thoughts because so many former evolutionists have converted to the intelligent design description of origins, and we want to welcome the holdouts to the better scientific explanation.
The complexities of the life force deserve a better description than blind chance and no Creator.
In order for human life to exist, a food supply is vital, usable water must be available, and oxygen and nitrogen must be in an exact combination.
Human blood requires the instant ability to undergo very complex chemical reactions.
For all of these factors for the origin of life to occur at the same time, intelligent design best fits the scientific requirements. Chromosomes and DNA are so complicated that blind chance is laughable as a "beginner" of life.
Evolutionists would do well to remember that most of the people who accept intelligent design for origins were once taught evolution, might have believed it for a while and then rejected it. They now must support this unscientific evolution guess system with taxes to the public schools, just as home-school parents and private-school parents must pay double for the education of their children. It is wrong for Americans to be forced to support with taxes that in which they do not believe.
Think about it, as you might be faced with changing your position on evolution as the intelligent design model of origins is better understood. At least look at it. Those who have rejected evolution understand your dilemma. They found a better way.
Christmas more than presents
I believe Christmas has been changed from what it used to be. Christmas, today, is about presents, candy, a tree and some other not very important things.
I thought Christmas was for celebrating Jesus' birth. Instead of getting up in the morning thinking, "Time to open presents," we should instead think, "Time to remember Jesus and how he saved us all from damnation." We could at least have a cake that says "Happy Birthday, Jesus."
The base word of Christmas is actually Christ - not presents or tree, but Christ. Christmas is supposed to be a celebration and remembrance of Christ.
The media don't say it's Christ's birthday but instead talk about sales and what's going on where. The media are part of the problem.
People have forgotten the reason for the season.
Woman gives other her gloves
On Dec. 7 when it snowed, my daughter went to work at Albertson's unprepared for the cold and snow. She is a sacker, so she has to work outside at times.
A customer saw how cold my daughter was and gave her the gloves she was wearing. I want to thank this kind lady. What an act of generosity!
I hope she reads this letter, as we have no idea who this wonderful lady is. Amarillo is a great place to live!
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Psychedelic guitar genius of the late 1960s and Seattle's favorite son, Jimi Hendrix is captured sunk to his knees in eternal rock-star pose in this bronze sculpture by local artist Daryl Smith, created in 1997 and located close to the intersection of Broadway and E Pine St.
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A large early-morning brawl at Norristown Area High School yesterday that flared again three hours later resulted in the arrests of about 20 students and forced the school to close early, authorities said.
"It all started because they have these gangs" in the neighborhoods, said a 15-year-old Norristown girl who was nearly trapped in the melee as she began her school day. "They call themselves the G Unit, Hilltop, L Block."
The school opens at 7:30 a.m., and the fight apparently began near the gymnasium inside and spilled onto the school grounds, West Norriton Police Chief Robert P. Adams said.


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Python, Linux, and Lionel trains
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Controlling a miniature train empire with concurrent Linux processes.
Two hobbies are prevalent in my house: Lionel trains and Linux computers. The train layout isn't a permanent fixture; it gets set up a couple of times a year – usually around Christmas – but it's been known to appear during the summer as well. The last time it appeared, I added a Linux computer to control the setup. Although I still run the trains with traditional throttles, I let the computer play with the rest.
Rather than write one massive control program, I decided to split the design into single-purpose modules that run independently (Figure 1). Each module performs a single task in either the input, output, or control categories. Any given input or output module corresponds directly to a specific piece of hardware. Control modules don't have hardware equivalents but instead provide the logic that links the inputs and outputs. Any number of modules can be run simultaneously.
The modules are written in Python and use mmap to communicate among themselves. The files inputs.txt, which represents the current state of the railroad's sensors, and outputs.txt, which has the requested state for the relays or LEDs that activate working accessories, are memory-mapped files. They are both initialized to a single line of 100 zeros.
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Sometimes taxonomists create new names for groups that already have a name. They may do this because they are unaware of the original name, or they may think the organism before them belongs to a different group when in fact it does not. If two or more names are found to apply to the same group, they are considered synonyms. In most cases, the first name takes priority and is considered to be the valid or accepted name. However, there can be exceptions, and it's not always easy to determine which of a series of synonyms should be considered valid or accepted. Here we list the synonyms provided to EOL by our classification partners. We also include other versions of the name that most likely refer to the same group, for example, misspellings in the literature or different variations of the authorship associated with the name.
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Species 2000 & ITIS Catalogue of Life: April 2013
|Hexabranchus sanguineus (Rüppell & Leuckart, 1830)
|Aethedoris indica Abraham, 1877
|Albania formosa Collingwood, 1881
|Heptabranchus burnettii A. Adams, 1848
|Doris marginata Quoy & Gaimard, 1832
|Doris lacera Cuvier 1804
|Doris sanguinea Rüppell & Leuckart, 1830
|Doris flammulatus Quoy & Gaimard, 1832
|Doris cardinalis Gould, 1852
|Doris marginatus Quoy & Gaimard, 1832
|Doris sandwichensis Eydoux & Souleyet, 1852
|Hexabranchus aureomarginatus Ostergaard, 1955
|Hexabranchus pellucidulus Abraham, 1876
|Hexabranchus aneitus Bergh, 1878
|Hexabranchus tinkeri Ostergaard, 1955
|Hexabranchus suezensis Abraham, 1876
|Hexabranchus mauritianus Abraham, 1877
|Hexabranchus marginatus (Quoy & Gaimard, 1832)
|Hexabranchus plicatus Hägg, 1901
|Hexabranchus digitatus Eliot, 1906
|Hexabranchus adamsii Gray, 1850
|Hexabranchus aneiteumensis Abraham, 1877
|Hexabranchus orbicularis Abraham, 1877
|Hexabranchus imperialis Kent, 1897
|Hexabranchus pulchellus Pease, 1860
|Hexabranchus praetextus Ehrenberg, 1828
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I am a plush pattern designer, craft book author, and sewing teacher. I design patterns for stuffed animals from my home studio in Wellesley, Massachusetts. Sewing dolls and toys is my passion! I ...
I am a plush pattern designer, craft book author, and sewing teacher. I design patterns for stuffed animals from my home studio in Wellesley, Massachusetts. Sewing dolls and toys is my passion! I strive to make my patterns easy to follow by including step-by-step photos all along the way and writing clearly. My toys are clever and fun to sew. I think you're going to love making them! You are welcome to sell the toys made from my patterns!
Since 2005 I've been sharing my ideas on design, technique and the culture of craft through my blog (whileshenaps.typepad.com). I have a master's degree in education from Harvard and taught middle school social studies in Mississippi and Massachusetts before becoming a textile artist and the mother of three girls.
My daughters, now age 8, 6, and 18 months, are the happy recipients of all of her prototypes!
My first book, The Artful Bird: Feathered Friends To Make and Sew, was an ALA Booklist top ten craft book of 2011 and I have a new book coming out about soft toy design! It will be published by Lark in May of 2013.
Make these adorable Cute Critter animal pals with this PDF sewing pattern. Cute Critters can be made as little toys or you can turn them into key chains for a backpack or holiday ornaments for your tree.
This pattern includes an bird, a koala, a penguin, and a kitty. All four animals are based on the same basic pattern pieces so once you've made one you'll be able to easily make them all. A great DIY gift to create for or with a child!
This sewing pattern is perfect for beginners!
To make the Cute Critters into keychains (perfect for a school backpack) add a 4-pack of keychain clips:
For four more Cute Critters check out my first set from this series:
Like all of my patterns, this sewing pattern includes step-by-step photos, clear written instructions, and full-sized templates. This pattern also includes great tips on how to accurately cut felt. You'll be able to easily make critters just like in the photo!
You can sell items made from this pattern as long as you follow these regulations:
1. Keep a copy of your receipt as proof of purchase.
2. The items cannot be mass-produced. They must be made by hand, one at a time.
3. Items must be made only by the individual who purchased the pattern.
4. Credit is given to Abby Glassenberg as the pattern designer on a tag affixed to each item and, if selling online, the listing (on Etsy, etc.) must contain a direct link to where the pattern can be purchased.
5. You may make alterations to the pattern, but you must still link to the original pattern and credit Abby Glassenberg on the item's tags and listings.
Thank you!