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Christopher Buckley doesn't sound like himself.
On the page, the author of Thank You for Smoking and more than a dozen other books, Buckley — who delivers the South Carolina Book Festival keynote address this Friday — is confident, bold, witty and polished. Also, when writing personally, as he does in his latest collection, But Enough About You, he has the savoir-faire of someone who couldn't take the world, or himself, too seriously if he tried.
He writes piquant travel essays (Machu Picchu, the Matterhorn, Easter Island, the Iditarod) and lampoons travel guides. He writes about serious history (Auschwitz, Vietnam) and also pens historic spoofs. The novelist in him can't stop making stuff up. He relishes many enthusiasms (P.G. Wodehouse to Animal House) and mourns great friends (Catch-22 author Joseph Heller, iconoclastic ball-breaker Christopher Hitchens) who left too soon.
He's not a dour fellow, however; there's always a residual cheer to his writing, and probably for a good reason. Family and personal success have allowed him to live the good life and, like his late father, William F. Buckley Jr., he doesn't want to miss a thing.
In person, however — or at least on the phone from Stamford, Connecticut — he's rather startlingly soft-spoken, gentle and a bit at a loss for the topic of his forthcoming address.
It will likely be "something of a literary nature," Buckley says, although "'keynote address' is probably too fancy a term for what I will probably end up doing. My aim is always to try to get the audience laughing, and sometimes I do. Sometimes, they just sit there and stare."
Hopefully, he says, alcohol will be involved. It doesn't hurt, anyway.
He hopes to discuss book titles — an important part of the publishing process, as every year 400,000 new books fight for a reader's attention in the United States alone.
Who: Christopher Buckley
What: SC Book Festival keynote address
When: Friday, May 16 (5:30 p.m.)
Where: USC Law School Auditorium
How much: Free
He cites two great American novels whose titles were changed late in the game. F. Scott Fitzgerald had his heart set on Trimalchio in East Egg for his third novel, until editor Maxwell Perkins prevailed on him to call it The Great Gatsby — great advice, it might seem in perspective, but it didn't help the book's sales.
Buckley said that the late Columbia publisher (and Fitzgerald expert) Matthew Bruccoli insisted they should have stuck with the original title, "and that it would have sold more books. The Great Gatsby was not a commercial success."
Joseph Heller's most famous book had its own history in that regard. It was originally titled Catch-18, until the publisher learned that Leon Uris was about to publish Mila 18, sending Heller into a mad scramble for a new number.
Visiting South Carolina is a common experience for Buckley, as he spent a lot of time here growing up. His grandparents resided at their estate, Kamschatka, in Camden. His uncle, Reid Buckley, lived in Camden for more than 40 years, until passing away last month at 83.
"It was a wonderful place, of which I have wonderful memories," he says, although he did try to avoid it in the summer months.
There's another South Carolina connection as well: Buckley's wife, Dr. Katherine "Katy" Close, is from Fort Mill. She went to the University of South Carolina School of Medicine, where she now serves on the faculty. USC President Harris Pastides, who will introduce Buckley on Friday, is a family friend.
"So I guess that makes me a little bit less Yankee," he says.
Alas, his uncle Reid, who established the Buckley School of Public Speaking, is no longer a venerable Camden fixture. His death last month "leaves a great big hole in my life."
"Reid was just full of fire and fun," he says. "He could instill enthusiasm in a corpse. He had this sort of electricity about him."
Family is never far from Buckley's thoughts. With his parents gone, he moved into the home in Stamford where he grew up. He and his wife have "poured an ungodly amount of money" into modernizing the place, which apparently retains its pastoral charm in other ways.
As he speaks, the locals are putting on a show outside his window.
"I'm watching squirrels eat all the birdseed out of my bird-feeder," he says. "I've become a bit of a crotchety old suburban crank. I get up every 10 minutes and spray WD-40 on the birdfeeder stand — which affords some collateral amusement, because I watch the squirrels try to shimmy up the pole, and they get about a foot up and then slide down," he says, a little giddy at the sight. "Such are my satisfactions at the age of 61."
Inside, he's surrounded by the past. He's seated just two feet away from where his father died, and the elder Buckley's legacy looms large.
Christopher Buckley has written 16 books, but his dad — who founded the conservative National Review magazine and famously knocked off columns studded with arcane words and astute literary quotes in well under an hour — wrote over 50.
"Here's a figure for you: He wrote over 6,000 syndicated columns over the course of his life," Buckley says of his father. "If all of those columns were collected in book form, they would amount to something like 14 books alone."
His son, by contrast, finds himself going slower.
"When I was younger, I sort of had the confidence of immaturity, where you barrel on ahead not really knowing how inadequate it was. Whether it's age or holding myself to a higher standard, I rewrite endlessly. My father was able to crank out a book in six weeks. I don't do that."
Another difference: William F. Buckley Jr. was a stalwart Catholic. His son, an agnostic, left the church. When Christopher was invited to speak at his old Catholic boarding school, his father was outraged. He said if he were a parent, he would walk out. The two didn't speak for weeks.
"I will say to you that William F. Buckley is a pretty good debating opponent," he says now with a laugh, "but when it came to that, I can't claim to have had many victories. He was very serious about his religious faith."
Over the past few years, he's lost a lot of the people who were closest to him: His mom, dad, Hitchens and Reid. But there are still books to write, places to go, talks to give — and hey, check this out.
"There's great excitement among the squirrels," he says fondly. "They're chasing a rather gaudily-colored red cardinal. Never a dull moment here in Stamford, let me tell you."
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A new Decepticon rises! I will run him by my kids today, see what they think :)
But on a serious note, i like the format, his background, and of course the cherry...braggart.
I'm guessing that these are ment to harvest energy from a star, placed somewhere in the orbit of a planet, or perhaps arranged in a dyson sphere around the star itself, but this isn't made very clear. I see a lot of interesting science, I'm especially intrigued by the phospholipid discs. I wonder why manufactured cells would be more efficient than their biological analogues. Hopefully that's something we'll see expanded in the future.
I think there's a strong, innovative idea here, but right now it looks more like just that, an idea, rather than a post. Perhaps this is just too technical of a subject to encompass in a 100-word post. There's some awesome hard sci-fi here, it's just waiting to happen.
After editing, this is lot more streamlined and coherent of an idea. It's clearer what the sleeves are for and how they are used, but enough room is left for the imagination. Revoted.
Pretty cool sci-fi for a 100 words. Sounds like something from a book or movie.
the protaganist is being escorted around the facilities by the aging, shock-haired professor type...Professor: "And now I'd like to show you the famous Green Sleeves system. We---" Irreverant Protaganist: "Green Sleeves? Thats what handkerchiefs and tissues are for professor, hahaha--" Professor: "yes, yes. Very clever. --eye roll-- Its all in the tubing you see--" Irreverant Protaganist: "Tubing?..." Kind of like a Bond and Q encounter.
Like Roack, I'd like to know more!
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This one deserves the full sub treatment, there's too much potential to cover in a mere 100 words when it comes to something so complex.
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As a inspiration for a quick window dressing in a scifi setting it's good to go, but I would dearly love to see more of this, it's the start of something special.
This is a cool idea. Strangely I think this was too long...
The idea of the 100 word post (as I understand it) is to give the skeleton, and let others flesh it out in their mind, or in their setting.
Great idea, I just think it could be better refined into a 100 words or better expanded into a longer post.
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Clever concept. I was thinking that these could be used to grow crops in the vacuum of space. Basically infinite farmland. But it looks like you're shooting at a source of O2 and sugar (and possibly energy). That's actually a really cool idea, but why can't we have both? Green Sleeves seem more than capable vessles to accomplish food, oxygen, and energy.

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- Walton Suite from the film Henry V
- Howard Shore Guitar Concerto*
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Alexander Shelley and guitar sensation MILOŠ hand-picked Oscar-winning Canadian composer Howard Shore for this NAC commission. Experience music by brilliant composers who embrace both the concert hall and the silver screen.
*World premiere; commissioned by the NAC Orchestra.
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Until reading one of the main papers in the UK, I always thought of MAS as a safe, reliable airline. I've flown with them once from South Africa to Argentina, and the service was excellent.
I was very surprised to read of an incident involving a MAS 744 at LHR. In case some of you didn't hear, a Malaysian 747-400 landed at LHR. It's captain refused to obey ATC taxiing instructions, and requested to park at the nearest gate.
Suspicious, airport officials sent two engineers (from BA) to board the aircraft to find out why the crew were not complying with ATC. They revealed that upon landing there were less than 20 mins. worth of fuel left on-board. This is againt ICAO regulations which stipulate that there must be at least 90 mins. of contingency fuel left.
Apparently this is nothing new, and LHR had already warned MAS a number of times before.
I ask: What was the Captain thinking??!! Why did he arrive with such a small quantity of fuel- 20 mins for a 747 in such busy airspace is lethal. Apparently Korean have also been landing with low levels.
It surprises me that a CAPTAIN would allow such a situation to arise.
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Fantastic Four #585 Head on over to CBR to catch an interview with Jonathan Hickman on Fantastic Four and the current storyline "Three" which leads to the death of a major character. Hickman discusses each issue leading up to the death, which takes place in FF#587, and the issue after that is an epilogue featuring a back-up with Spider-Man consoling Franklin Richards. Fantastic Four #585 explores the relationship between the Invisible Woman, Sue Storm, and Namor with Hickman saying: 'I think it's interesting that Reed is not oblivious to it, but confident in his position in Sue's life. I think it's interesting for Susan because while she's a mom and a dutiful wife and all these other semi-parochial things, there's this other side that, while it doesn't engage in Namor's overt advances, she never puts an end to it," Hickman said. "Then there's Namor, who clearly respects Reed Richards, but in the most primal way doesn't. [Laughs] I think it's one of those interesting character triangles that, while nothing may ever happen, it's a constant potential dynamo of drama. You know the tension is very real."' FF#585 hits this Wednesday, here's a preview.


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Initially you should know that the resistance bands are the best device for your workout session, your workout will become incomplete without the resistance bands. There are many types of exercises that can be performed using these powerful bands from simple to complex workouts. Based upon the target and experience you can decide the type of exercise you want to go with. Many people prefer to build muscle mass while some want to lose weight – whatever is the reason, one simple solution to gain the benefit is to pick the powerful resistance band. Here are some of the best exercises that can be done using the resistance bands for gaining upper body muscle development:
1.The chest press- this is a common exercise loops that many people prefer to do, the chest press can be done using the bands, this exercise is equally good for both men and women, while men can build pectoral muscles, and women will be able to develop a great cleavage. This exercise can be done at home by using the bands, if you have these bands you will be able to get a toned body by practising few minutes of this workout.
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There are many other exercise loops too that can be done using the resistance bands, when you have a great quality band; you will be able to accomplish your target effectively. The bands should be high in quality and durable too. All the above mentioned exercises have to be done in a repetition of eight to ten times for a time span of around 10 minutes each to get the desired target. Apart from this many people use the bands for their regular workout to get an overall body shape.


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I am an amateur hobby photographer. I purchased a new Nikon D50 in May 2006 and have been enjoying the DSLR experience. I started with the 18-55mm kit lens and later purchased a 70-300mm G lens. I loved both of them, but got the bug for the 18-200VR, so I sold the 18-55 and 70-300 on eBay and made the move to the 18-200VR. I also have a 50mm 1.8, which is an awesome low-priced lens, but to be honest, my 18-200VR doesn't come off my camera very often.
I have recently started experimenting with HDR, using Photomatix Pro, which is a lot of fun. I like taking pictures of old buildings, anything rusty or crusty, landscapes, animals, and since I love cars, I do have a few pictures of them too.
Please visit my photostream often and don't hesitate to make comments, either positive or to offer constructive criticism. That's how us ameteurs learn to get better.
I have been married for 38 years and luckily my wife tolerates my photographer hobby (until I want to purchase a new accessory).
UPDATED April 1, 2008.
I thought I would update my equipment profile. I recently purchased a new Nikon D80 and a Nikon 80-200 f/2.8 lens. My D80 came with the 18-135mm, so I sold my 18-200VR. Probably a mistake, but the 18-135 is a good walk-around lens and I find that I use my 80-200 most of the time when I'm out on a serious shoot.
Another equipment update - Aug. 8, 2008
I know...a photographer is never satisfied with his equipment and I am a good example of that. I just purchased a new Tamron 200-500mm lens. I haven't had much of a chance to try it out yet, so I'll keep you informed.
Update: February 2009
My wife's going to kill me, but I bought another lens. I just puchased a Nikkor 70-300mm VR lens and so far I really love it. It gives me a nice compliment to my 18-135 and my Tamron 200-500.
Update: March 2009
Since I lived through the last upgrade (see above), I thought I would risk it one more time. When BestBuy.com recently offered the Nikon D200 for $599, I just couldn't resist.
Equipment update: August 2009
Here I go again. When Sigma came out with the 18-250mm OS HSM recently, I was sceptical, but I started to read some pretty impressive reviews, so I thought...what the heck. I am hoping it can replace my 18-135 and 70-300mm lenses, so I don't have to change lenses as often. So far, I really like it, but I want to try it out a little longer before I dump the other two lenses.
Another lens update: September 2009
I was so impressed with the Sigma 18-250mm that I bought a Sigma 150-500mm to complement it. So far, I think it was a good buy. I will definitely be selling my Nikon 18-135, 70-300vr and Tamron 200-500. Thank goodness for eBay.
UPDATE: January 2010
I found a good deal on a Nikon 300mm f/4 lens on eBay and thought I would give it a try. So far, if you can hold it steady, you can get some VERY sharp shots with it.
UPDATE: February 2010
I had some issues with my D200 and after sending it in to the GeekSquad once and to Nikon the second time, neither one could find the problem so Best Buy gave me my money back (I had a protection plan). Sadly, I couldn't afford a new D300 or D300s, so I bought a D90. I really liked the bigger, heavier body of the D200, but the D90 gets great reviews, so it should be fine.
Another Equipment Update: Sept. 2010
I just purchased a new Sigma APO DG 70-200mm f/2.8 II Macro HSM. I liked the Nikon 300 f/4, but really wanted a zoom lens that I could use for indoor sports and other low-light situations. So far, I think I made a good choice. I would have loved the Nikon 70-200mm f/2.8 VR but they were nearly three times as much money and the new Sigma OS was twice as much.
I haven't updated my equipment information for quite some time, so here is my current setup. I am shooting with a Nikon D90 and a Sigma 150-500mm lens, which rarely comes off my camera. I also have a D5000 which I usually use to photograph the grandkids.
January 2014 update:
Just before Christmas (2013) I bought a Nikon D7000 as an update to my old trusty D90. It came with an 18-140mm, so I gifted my D90 and the 18-105mm I had on my wife's D5100 and put the 18-140mm on her camera. So far I am real happy with the D7000, which I will normally (probably always) have my old Sigma 150-500mm lens.
Lens update, March 2016.
I just purchased a used Tamron 150-600mm lens to shoot wildlife with my Nikon D7000. So far I really like it.
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"JC is my uncle and you can't say a bad thing about family but I would say great things about JC even if he wasn't family. I always admired his equipment and his work, and he is the reason I am now very much involved in this hobby!! Thank you JC and wish for your continued spectacular works of art!!!"
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"jc describes himself as a amateur photographer married 37 years (Mrs. jc gets that credit!) however his photos would indicate otherwise. A true life long friend that you can count on is a rare thing. I am very fortunate to have one in my true friend, jc."
January 22nd, 2008
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"This man introduced me to my first really good digital camera. In fact he gifted it to me. He is an amazing photographer and has become adept at HDR. I admire him and thank him for giving me the opportunity to nurture yet another neurotic artistic tendancy. Thank you JC for all of your encouragement and wonderful comments that you leave for my photos."
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I am absolutely delighted to have this fridge in my new kitchen. It serves my every purpose. I can store vegetables and fruits in one seperate drawer so don;t have to open the entire frige to access it.The freezer space is huge. It has lovely compartments to sort and keep items hardly used , more frequently used etc. The in door pizza storage is also great.Delivery was a breeze. The personnel were professional , courteous and very mindful of our new home and the new fridge and installation was very quick. Thanks Whirlpool.
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I purchased this fridge about two months ago. First problem from the time it was installed, the doors on top we're very uneven. It took two trips to get it adjusted. A million finger smudges later, spacers were installed. Still not 100% even. Then my freezer went thru the defrost cycle. I called out a warranty repair, The repair guy told me the issue is one of 4 issues this model has and nothing he can do. It will happen. So I spent a lot of $$ on this! Two weeks later, ice forms again. This time it's not unthawing. It's a loud fridge, makes noises all day. I wouldn't buy this fridge! My frozen food boxes are super soft. Very disapoionted. Freezer drawers are hard to open since the ice freezes them shut.
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By Linda
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Nice refrigerator
By Keith
from Gilbert
I got a smoking deal on this through best buy. The only thing I don't like about it is trying to get the shelf configuration to my liking. I had a really old side by side, so its taking some getting used to but so far I really like it
Love the freezer design!
By Jim and MJ
from Brighton, MI
Freezer has 2 drawers, plus deep bins, and a slot for storing pizzas. Fridge has easily configurable shelves. The ice and water feature in the door, along with the measured fill feature, are great. There are 4 door bins, but only 3 can be used if you want to store milk and juice (bin slots on the doors need to have more adjustment choices available). We love the middle drawer and the small bin in front of the 3 crisper drawers. This fridge helps make our house feel like home. Thanks Whirlpool!
Lots of Storage
By Drummer Mom
from West Bloomfield, MI
I was looking for a refrigerator with a bottom freezer and this one fit the bill. The freezer has two slide drawers to put smaller items on so you don't have to dig for them in the bigger part. I also like the refrigerator with its ample storage and lighting. It is easy to see what you have inside.
Great features
By Esther-2
from Bryan TX USA
This is a nice refrigerator...not a lot of storage space....for us we don't need a lot of storage space except for holidays. I would like to have more ice from time to time but I think that can be done after reading the instructions on how to do it. Great if you need a working refrigerator and not having to call the repairman every time you look around. Have not had it very long and so far it is a good refrigerator.
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By T
from Illinois
Very happy with my new fridge. I love the extra drawer.
Excellent Refrigerator
By Empty Nester
from New York
We purchased this refrigerator just about a month ago and so far we are very happy with it. The drawer in the middle is an excellent idea since you don't have to main doors to get items to make a sandwich. The ice maker is in the refrigerator itself and not in the freezer compartment which is very convenient. It's extremely well lit and maintains temperature perfectly. This was a good find with a decent price.
By Michael
from Birmingham
We replaced a 12 year old GE side by side after the compressor went bad. My wife decided on the Whirlpool Brand because of her experience with the Whirlpool Brand. Three weeks into the purchase and the entire family love this fridge. Easy to use, spacious and looks great. Hopefully it will last us another 12 years. Just in case we purchased the Five Year Warranty Plan.
Great Fridge
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Number of Scholarship Players lost: 1 (John Clay)
Recruiting Story: There was no bigger in-state target this past recruiting cycle than Melvin Gordon, which was why fans were so frustrated when the Badgers appeared to have made a critical error in his recruitment.
Although the Badgers were the first school to offer the speedster from Kenosha Bradford, Wisconsin offered him as an athlete with eyes of possibly moving him to defensive back. With Gordon wanting to be a college running back, Gordon became impressed with Iowa and its running back coach, Lester Erb.
With Iowa out in front, the Badgers changed their recruitment on Gordon, changing course and targeting Gordon as a running back. Gordon got the full-on press from Bielema, offensive line coach Bob Bostad and running back coach John Settle among others.
Wanting to get the decision done, Gordon decided that Iowa, the place that believed in him as a running back from the start, was the place he was going to go.
"I like everything about Iowa," he said at the time. "There's nothing wrong with that program. Maybe the worst thing is that there's not that much to do there, but that's good because it'll help keep me focused."
Those thoughts certainly changed over the next two months. While still committed to Iowa, Gordon made several unofficial visits to Madison, including being at the Ohio State game, an experience that really opened his eyes to Wisconsin's game-day atmosphere. Gordon also acknowledged that while most schools backed off after he committed to Iowa, the Badgers still came to watch his high school games, even head coach Bret Bielema would make the journey to Kenosha to watch him play.
While he still remained committed to Iowa, the caveat for Gordon was that he would stay committed to Iowa if he enjoyed the atmosphere.
Thinking about possibly going to UW on his visit, Gordon took his official to Iowa City and watched the Hawkeyes fall to Ohio State, 20-17. Gordon then made his decision to re-open his recruitment, emphasizing that his choice to become unaligned with any program was purely a personal one, and that he liked the atmosphere better at Wisconsin.
Furthermore, Gordon told Badger Nation that not only would he be playing closer to home so his family and friends can come up and support him, he was going to be a part of a backfield that had three running backs each gain over 995 yards.
After taking an official visit the first week of December, Gordon, a three-star running back ranked No.39 in the country by Scout.com, picked Wisconsin after de-committing from Iowa and other offers from Cincinnati, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa State, Louisville, Michigan, Michigan State, Minnesota, Syracuse, Tennessee, and Washington State.
Gordon finished his senior season with 158 carries for 2,009 yards, an average of 12.7 yards per carry. He was named the Wisconsin Football Coaches Association Offensive Player of the Year after leading the state with 38 rushing touchdowns.
Scout's Scouting Report: Take one look at the numbers and you realize how special this kid can be. Yes, some numbers are inflated by bad competition, but Gordon played his senior season consistently at a high level. Gordon is fast and elusive, able to cut to make a defender miss and quickly accelerate up to full speed. His vision and timing are impeccable for a high school player, allowing the gap to develop and accelerate through it.
He's also a threat to catch a pass, as his speed and hand-eye coordinator make him a legitimate receiving threat. If he gets the weight room and adds some muscle to his frame, he could be an all-conference player for multiple years.
Who did the Badgers miss out on: With Wisconsin having a rich running back tradition, it's no surprise the Badgers dabbled in multiple high-ranked athletes, as UW offered at least 10 running backs in this class. The most notable were Justice Hayes from Grand Blanc (Mich.) and Savon Huggins from Jersey City (NJ).
Hayes, a four-star running back, said Wisconsin was a sleeper in his recruitment, but eventually backed off before committing to Michigan after de-committing from Notre Dame. Huggins, a five-star back and No.4 in the country at his position, was planning on taking an official visit to Wisconsin after taking an unofficial visit in the fall. After Gordon committed, the Badgers regrettably had to pull their offer.
How the position could change: Trayion Durham can qualify academically. Durham, rated the No.3 fullback in the country, committed to Wisconsin after taking an official for the Ohio State game. Since then, grades have apparently become a process and he had to re-open his recruitment, looking at Kentucky and Louisville. Durham has told our site that he still wants to play for Wisconsin if he gets his grades up, but a source said that if that were to happen, there's no guarantee UW would re-accept his verbal. Don't expect Durham to play for UW next season, which is too bad considering he was a speedy, power back that probably would have succeed in UW's system.
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Located in Paris City Centre, Hôtel Champs Elysees Friedland by Happyculture is a leisurely stroll from popular sights such as Arc de Triomphe and Parc Monceau. This 40-room, 4-star hotel welcomes guests with conveniences like a bar/lounge, 24-hour room service, and free in-room WiFi. Located in central Paris, the hotel is also near Eiffel Tower and Notre Dame Cathedral.
For your convenience, a buffet breakfast is served each morning for a fee. Order from 24-hour room service to satisfy your hunger without leaving your room, quench your thirst with a drink at the bar/lounge, and chat with other guests at the free manager's reception.
All of Hôtel Champs Elysees Friedland by Happyculture's 40 soundproofed rooms provide minibars, espresso makers, and safes. Flat-screen TVs come with satellite channels, and free WiFi keeps guests connected. Bathrooms have hair dryers and free toiletries. Other standard amenities include phones and desks.
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Guests of Hôtel Champs Elysees Friedland by Happyculture enjoy access to free WiFi in public areas, a business center, and coffee in a common area. Airport transportation is made easy with an airport shuttle (available on request) for EUR 26 per person roundtrip. The front desk has multilingual staff on hand 24/7 to help with dry cleaning/laundry, concierge services, and luggage storage. Additional amenities include a computer station and free newspapers.
- Walking distance to Arc de Triomphe and Parc Monceau
- Free WiFi in rooms and public areas
- Bar/lounge
- Business center
Hôtel Champs Elysees Friedland by Happyculture177 Rue Du Faubourg Saint Honore Paris Paris 75008
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A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Guests can enjoy a complimentary manager's reception on select days. A computer station is located on site and high-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary.
This 4-star property offers access to a business center. This Paris hotel also offers tour/ticket assistance, multilingual staff, and coffee/tea in a common area. For a surcharge, a roundtrip airport shuttle (available on request) is offered to guests.
Hôtel Champs Elysees Friedland by Happyculture is a smoke-free property.
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- Total number of rooms - 40
- Number of floors - 6
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Hôtel Champs Elysees Friedland by Happyculture offers 40 air-conditioned accommodations with minibars and espresso makers. Flat-screen televisions come with satellite channels. Bathrooms include bathtubs, complimentary toiletries, and hair dryers.
Guests can surf the web using the complimentary wireless high-speed Internet access. Business-friendly amenities include desks, safes, and phones. Housekeeping is offered daily and irons/ironing boards can be requested.
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People's Choice Rib Cook Off - Hickville, NY - September 17th, 2011
The Hicksville Fire Department is holding it's first annual Rib Cook Off and 1950's Car Show on Saturday, September 17th, 2011 at the Hicksville Fire House Station 3 on West John Street in Hicksville, LI, NY.
The entry fee is $100 per team and each team will be provided 2 cases of pork spareribs, ice, water, electricity and a 20' x 20' site in the parking lot.
Teams may arrive to setup on Friday night after 7:00PM or Saturday morning at 6:00AM.
Ribs will be provided to each team by 7:00AM.
The Buck-A-Bone Rib Cookoff will be from 1:00PM to 4:00PM with an award ceremony at 5:00PM.
The Buck-A-Bone Rib Cookoff will be the same format as the one at the Battle of the BBQ Brethren in Holtsville last year where the public will buy tickets for $5 and receive 5 tasting tickets and 1 voting ticket. The team with the most voting tickets wins.
Trophies and $1000 worth of prizes will be awarded to the top 5 teams.
An ancillary grilling event is also being discussed for this event and I am open to any and all ideas.
A website is currently being developed for this event, but if you have any questions, feel free to send me a private message or email me at firstname.lastname@example.com if you have any questions.
A flyer, application and mailing address will also be added in the near future.
looks great, grew up down the road in Levittown what a good time to be had!!!
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I think it is time for you to form your own team and compete in this event.
After my ribs won me $1,700 in a poorly judged entry yesterday, you want me in?:becky:
Maybe. Sounds like fun. Easy to do.
Anyone have any interest in this event? I know its early but I'm trying to get a gauge on teams interest.
Count on us as well.
The Grill Scouts are interested.
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I have attached the flyer for the event as well as a registration form.
I am also working on putting together a cooks information packet with all of the event information and will post that soon.
Let me know what you think of the flyer and send me your feedback.
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A new out of school club, For Kids Co. Ltd, will be opening this Spring. Quality, affordable, before and after school care and holiday play schemes for children aged 5 - 12 years old. Self-contained with a fully operational kitchen, within 13 acres of beautiful playing fields, your child will benefit from a caring, safe and supported environment to make new friends, learn and have fun.
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A Tolono club that wanted to try a new project collected a whopping 4,293 pounds of food for The Giving Place.
The Champaign-Urbana Elks Lodge No. 2497 in Savoy made a donation of 23 smoke and carbon monoxide detectors to the Savoy fire department on Friday.
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The Tolono Public Library hosted a back-to-school event last Monday hosted by Mr. Steve, the Master Facilitator of Fun. Families laughed, sang and danced. There was also a coloring contest winner chosen and balloon animals.
Plans are under way for a memorial bench to mark where a school stood here for 52 years.
For years, an alumni board organized a reunion for students who attended Unity Senior High School between 1950 and 1958. The reunions stopped, though, and there was some money left over.
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The Philo Public Library was filled with the aroma of cooking food and the sight of cooking kids and their curious parents and a panel of three judges on Friday afternoon during the final sesion of the Illinois 4-H Food Challenge.
The Philo Public Library hosted its last kids craft session of the summer on June 30. Youngsters made Fourth of July boxes, doorknob hangers and patriotic paper chains.
ith a blare of fire truck sirens, the parade began its trek through Tolono on Saturday morning.
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A shopping expo in the downtown area is one of the new additions to Tolono Fun Day festival this year.
The fruits of two local gardeners' labors will be among the highlights on the University of Illinois Extension Master Gardeners' 24th annual Garden Walk.
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Ryan Reynolds and the team behind the upcoming "Deadpool" film won April Fool's Day yesterday. In the morning, the actor tweeted what fans feared, that the film would have a PG-13 rating. He then released a tweet later that day, stating that the film would actually be rated R.
This left many fans, myself included, not knowing what was real. Was this a cruel joke within a joke and the film still didn't have a rating? Or was the good news true and the film would have the R rating that it deserved? Confusion, excitement and fear were instilled in his pawns, proving yet again why Reynolds is going to be one badass Deadpool.
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Wednesday, October 19, 2011
Zombie Shultz by Rev. Dave Johnson
I used to watch this show all the time as a kid. What freaked me out was my Mom's maiden name was Shultz. But my family was from Norway not Germany. But who knows, maybe I got some relatives who did some bad things. It is what it is I guess.
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- JC said...
Sergeant Schultz?! Awesome! Some things come out of nowhere; used to watch this often as well. Great little blurb. Sergeant Schultz! One never knows what he will awaken to. Great zombie choice and illustration. Thank you.
- October 20, 2011 at 3:01 AM
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HA HA HAH!! Dude, I love this! Funny, but beautifully rendered!
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I used to love that show. Now I love this. I guess it works out somehow.
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Great sgt shultz was fantastic on a very funny show never missed an episode
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Finding Thai food in the Washington area isn't a problem. There seems to be a Thai restaurant in every shopping center. But finding a Thai restaurant with really good food and a decor appropriate for a business dinner or a special celebration is more difficult. Cee Fine Thai Dining, which opened last fall on Fairfax Boulevard in Fairfax City, is lovely to look at and serves food that tastes as good as it looks.
Cee, which stands for creativity, elegance and education, is the creation of Kate Juntrakul, who for 17 years was a partner in Crystal Thai in Arlington, an elegant Thai restaurant long popular with Washington's diplomatic corps.
Juntrakul traveled to her native Thailand for artifacts with which to decorate Cee, which has the feeling of a sophisticated glass box on a hill overlooking Route 50. The main dining room is mostly glass; one side has solid panels, one each of coral, silver and gold, with insets of small elephants with their trunks upturned as a symbol of good luck. The decor is restrained -- a crystal chandelier is the room's focal point amid booths and a banquette in dark wood and deep green upholstery.
The white tablecloths are appointed at dinner with service plates hand painted in Thailand with gold. Dishes arrive on white porcelain, the shape of which is dictated by the dish. A full-service bar flanks the entrance, and there is a large private dining room in the rear. Selections from Cee's extensive wine list fill a niche in the room.
There is a patio for outdoor dining, and the large umbrellas offer shelter from the sun and help block the view of commercial surroundings.
Cee also offers cooking classes and wine dinners.
The menu is huge, featuring more than 100 dishes, including the familiar pad thai and the pad kra-proa (chicken, beef or shrimp with basil, onion and chili pepper); Juntrakul's own dishes; Australian rib-eye cooked in an herbal soup and served with a dipping sauce; and Cee's mini-soft roll (soft rice noodles wrapped with shrimp, shiitake mushrooms, roasted peanuts, minced pork and mint leaves, and served with a sour, spicy dipping sauce).
Heat, and how much, is an essential topic when discussing Thai food. Many restaurants have toned down the spiciness across the board, often to attract a larger American audience. For others, the fiery originals are the only choice.
At Cee, I found it difficult to gauge the heat of a dish, either by what was on the menu or in discussions with the servers.
A small pepper next to a menu listing indicates that the dish is spicy but not its intensity. Fearing a mouth-numbing experience, I asked that an order of num tok (a salad of flank steak, red onion, cilantro, chilies and lime juice) be prepared medium. But the dish was only mildly spicy, at least on my personal scale. In contrast, a bowl of tom yum chicken (lemongrass soup with mushrooms and sliced chicken) was about as hot as I have ever had, not too hot for me, but maybe a six or seven on a scale of 10.
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You won't have any problem regarding heat with the jacket shrimp -- crisp, clean-tasting shrimp wrapped in rice paper and quickly fried. The deep-fried wrapping was nearly greaseless and the mild dipping sauce a nice complement.
On the other hand, the spicy green-papaya salad was a bit tame, as was the chicken larb (chicken with lime juice, red onion, cilantro and chilies), though both were tasty.
The Cee crispy roll (rice paper stuffed with bean thread noodles, carrots, shiitake mushrooms and cabbage) was properly crisp on the outside but mushy on the inside, as if the stuffing had been overcooked before being wrapped in the rice paper.
The spiciness of the entrees I tasted was more in line with what I have come to expect. Chicken kra proa was pleasantly spiced with a surprisingly flavorful sauce. An order of Lobster Two Seasons, one of the more luxurious dishes on the menu, included two perfectly cooked lobster tails (in the shell but with the shell split so there was no fighting to extricate the tender meat). One of the tails was cooked in a mild garlic sauce that didn't add much. The other tail was cooked in a more pungent chili paste sauce that was a better marriage with the sweet lobster meat.
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HELSINKI, December 8 (Itar-Tass) —— The four children of Russian Anastasia Zavgorodnyaya and her husband, a Finnish citizen of Sudanese origin, are taken to a Finnish foster family, Finnish human rights activist Johan Backman told Itar-Tass on Saturday.
Explaining that the Finnish legislation has no notion "depriving of parents' rights", but has "taking away for guardianship" and "urgent taking away" from a family, he said that the children were removed by the social services of the city of Vantaa from the family because the woman allegedly refused to cooperate with social workers in accordance with the rehabilitation plan worked out for the family. All the four children are taken away, including the baby who was born in September, he said.
The Finnish social services have given no official comments, as there is a non-disclosure requirement in the local legislation.
According to the human rights activist, Zavgorodnyaya even in the difficult situation still has chances to return her children. It will be very difficult. It may take several years to return the children, but she must try, he believes.
The Finnish law allows biological parents to see their children in a foster family, but not often and under rather hard conditions for children and parents.
Russian presidential commissioner for children's rights Pavel Astakhov reported earlier that Finnish social services decided to deprive Anastasia Zavgorodnyaya and her husband of the guardianship right, remove their children from the family and hand them over to foster parents.
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- Adenoma (Warthin's tumor)
- Aortic Rupture
- Balloon Angioplasty (Coronary Angioplasty)
- Kidney Cancer
- Kidney Cancer (Renal Cell Carcinoma)
- Kidney Disease
- Kidney Disease (Cystic)
- Liver Cancer
- Lymphatic Diseases
- Pancreatic Cancer
- Renovascular Hypertension
- Retroperitoneal Cancer
- Urologic Diseases
Education & Awards
Dr. Cohan graduated from New York University. He has 3 awards.
Dr. Cohan has 3 hospital affiliations:
- University of Michigan Hospitals & Health Centers
- Ann Arbor Veterans Affairs Medical Center
- University of Michigan Health System
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- Additional Information
- Dr. Richard Cohan MD is a male Diagnostic Radiologist, has 33 years of experience and practices in Diagnostic Radiology.
- Where does Dr. Richard Cohan practice?
- Dr. Richard Cohan has 1 office location.
Dr. Richard Cohan practices Diagnostic Radiology near Ann Arbor, MI.
See Ann Arbor Radiologists.