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We're so glad Neville Staple has ditched the dodgy mid-90s dreads and is looking shipshape for the (partial) Specials reunion. Proving that the Rude Boy look is timeless and stylish, Neville sports a hat and check shirt. Simple and effective.
Oliver Theyskens kicks back and relxes post-Ricci
"The parties tonight are great, but they don't compare to three days ago, when I sat by the Seine on my own and smoked cigarillos. It's my favorite thing in the world. I smoke this brand La Paz–they're cheap but it's what I always buy. And then, I peed into the Seine. It's the best thing I did all week."
Devo's Mark Mothersbaugh vs American Idol's Adam Lambert
One is a composer for films, and has been in a cult band for nearly forty years, the other is a finalist in American Idol.
Brandish Poll: The Met, the Models, the Mess! Keifer Sutherland and Jack McCullough Brawl?
In the aftermath of the Metropolitan Museum's Costume Institute Gala, fashionistos/as across the world have been gorging over that turban, Madonna's wackiness, Rihanna's brilliant tux and Naomi's beautiful boycott. However, it emerged today that off the red carpet a fight was on and statements are being made across the fashion universe in response to reports that Proenza Schouler's Jack McCullough was headbutt by 24's Keifer Sutherland after McCullough supposedly knocked Brooke Shields over.
Can You See it…Which Popstar Has Been Taking Style Cues from Calvin Harris?
Calvin Harris, the Dumfries-born DJ who is often tipped with providing the backing track to the vintage wave of last summer, is currently topping the charts with his 'I'm Not Alone' and while watching his latest video I was suddenly aware of the BOT male's striking similarity to another No. 1 popstar…
André Leon Talley and Alber Elbaz at the Met Costume Gala
It was quite a night for the men, John Galliano turned up in sheer tailoring, and Justin Timberlake was almost unrecognisable in glasses.
Get the Look: Marlon Brando in 'A Streetcar Named Desire'
When my English teacher announced we would be studying 'A Streetcar Named Desire,' I have to admit to a light leap of the heart as I reminisced on John Galliano's 'Blanche DuBois' collection of 1988 and Marlon Brando in all his retro glory; oozing sex appeal and hard-edged fashion prowess. With these thoughts in mind, and a bit of time spent re-watching the iconic film made in 1951, I set about creating an outfit based on the look of Stanley Kowalski.
The 2009 BAFTA Television Awards
We've featured Alexa Chung, Mischa Barton and Hannah Murray all looking gorgeous in our CQ galleries but stylistically, award ceremonies are always less of a big deal for the men.
Tavi the Super-Stylish Style Rookie Takes Inspiration From An Unexpected Male Figure…
Tavi, the famously fab 12 year-old blogger, is often cited as one of the most fashion-forward figures of the current style circuit. Fashion folk worldwide tune into her Style Rookie blog each day to get a glimpse of her latest get-ups and commentaries. When I saw this photo of her wearing her classic Slow and Steady Wins the Race sunglasses, I was reminded of one of my favourite males and his similar sunnies.
Agyness Deyn, Chloe Sevigny, Paul McCartney & Morrissey at Coachella 2009
Celebs already make us jealous with their post-Christmas holidays in the Carribean, the Bold and the Beautiful have been out at Coachella, the first festival of the summer.
From David Hasslehoff to Jared Leto the US stars were out in full force, having a lovely time but we also had some Uk slebs representing, with Agyness Deyn and Henry Holland putting in an appearance.
Yay or Nay? Mickey Boardman's Gender-Bender Style
Mickey Boardman is the infamous columnist at Paper magazine as well as a social butterfly and fashion extraordinaire. He is also the proud owner of a rather distinctive and intriguing look.
Dizzee Rascal dives into the dressing up box for 'Bonkers' vid
Dizzee Rascal is back, with Bonkers, a track which sees him collaborating with Armand van Helden. The naysayers have been saying it's half-arsed or a bit cheesy but I like it, whether I'll still be saying that come summer when I've heard it more times than I've seen checked shirts on the tube.
Pre Summer Style Homework: The Talented Mr Ripley
Do you remember the 'late '90s film The Talented Mr Ripley? Featuring Jude Law before he became really annoying and Matt Damon before he fucked Sarah Silverman the film is a great way to remind yourself how to shed your winter layers.
ACDC at the O2: Angus Young is a trailblazer for shorts
We all know that by now shorts have staked their claim on the fashion map, and rightly so, until men can wear skirts in the street a la most recent Fantastic Man issue, the options are fairly limited.
Love the Look: Johnny Knoxville snapped coming out of John Waters' Gagosian exhibition in New York
Preppy on the top, skatewear on the bottom, Johnny Knoxville was snapped coming out of John Waters' opening at the Gagosian on Saturday. Knoxville starred in the King of Camp's 'Dirty Shame' so it's no surprise to see him at the private view for 'Rear Projection'. 'Dirty Shame' a satire on sexual values which, funnily enough I saw this weekend and stars Knoxville as a kind of sexual Jesus.
Sander Reijgers interview, Brandish talks to the creator of the sex doll hoodie
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Sander Reijgers' sex doll hoodies have been a mini-internet phenomenon and it's not hard to see why. The hoodies are witty, but sympathetically so, which probably goes some way to explain their popularity, but we spoke to Sanders himself to find out more.
Out & About: Russell Brand at the G20 Summit, Jefferson Hack and Franz Ferdinand
Russell Brand was pictured today alongside protesters against the G20 summit outside the Bank of England the City of London. He told press: "I always come to these kind of things, I'm very interested.
Matthew Horne at the Teenage Cancer Trust afterparty
Matthew Horne was snapped outside the afterparty for the Teenage Cancer Trust in London last night looking a little sheepish after he left his wallet containing £1,500 and all his cards in a taxi.
Luke Treadaway appears in madras at the Empire Film Awards
Most people use the date the clocks go back as the official start of Spring but at Brandish we pay attention to altogether more stylish markers.
Brandish speaks to the team behind the Umbro England kit: David Blanch, Charlie Allen and Aitor Throup
Today marked the launch of the Umbro England kit, with a special preview for press. The kit is being officially unveiled tomorrow at the England vs Slovakia match, but take my word for it when I say it's pretty special!
We caught up with the trio behind the innovative design today and grilled them on the creative process behind this launch. David Blanch is the creative director for Umbro and an ex-footballer but his love of fashion runs deep. He has worked at the RCA which also was home to Savile Row tailor Charlie Allen for a while before he launched his own label.


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Bristol's Hope Street to lose three RIPTA stops
By November, three bus stops along Hope Street will be eliminated.
The Rhode Island Public Transit Authority approved the removal of one outbound stop, Hope at Bradford; and two inbound stops, Hope at Bradford, and Hope at Church. Following the announcement of RIPTA's Bus Stop Realignment Project this spring, the Town of Bristol requested the ability to choose which downtown stops to eliminate. RIPTA and town council members reached an agreement as to which stops would be removed on Aug. 29.
In a recent in-depth review of their bus stops, RIPTA estimates that nearly 10 percent of the 5,000 bus stops in its statewide system do not adhere to RIPTA's own Service Guidelines; many stops are too close together. The guidelines reflect the industry standard of approximately 900 feet (about a two to three minute walk) average distance between stops. The distance slightly increases or decreases dependent upon the route type and community density. RIPTA will be removing bus stops to meet policy standards. These changes are designed to minimize impact on the riders while increasing efficiencies.
The Town of Bristol is responsible for the physical removal of the bus stop signs and covering of the "bus only" parking spaces.
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POCATELLO, Idaho (AP) — DJ Adams rushed for 201 yards and two touchdowns as Portland State defeated Idaho State 38-31 Saturday.
Collin Ramirez added 117 yards and two touchdowns for the Vikings (6-4, 3-3 Big Sky). Portland State finished with 395 yards rushing and 539 yards total offense.
Portland State led 28-7 after Adams' first touchdown, on an 11-yard run, with 13:17 remaining in the first half.
But Idaho State (3-7, 1-6 Big Sky) closed within 28-21 on two Justin Arias-to-Luke Austin strikes before intermission.
Austin finished with 7 catches for 88 yards and 3 touchdowns. Chad Hansen had 4 catches for 138 yards and 1 score.
The Bengals were driving when Brandon Brody-Heim intercepted Arias in the end zone with 2:12 remaining in the third quarter.
Idaho State got a 41-yard field goal from Brendon Garcia with 3:40 left.


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Education: Diploma, Northwest Bible College; B.A., Southern California College; M.A., Pepperdine University; Ph.D., Oxford Centre for Mission Studies in Oxford, England.
Dr. Petersen teaches courses in the graduate program in inter-cultural studies on subjects relating to world missions, having lived and served on the mission field for many years. He is also the founding director of CINCEL, VUSC's Costa Rica Study Center that prepares students for work on a variety of levels within Latin America by intense language study, cultural immersion and significant issues related to the mission field. Dr. Petersen has also co-authored a number of books with fellow VU faculty including The Globalization of Pentecostalism: A Religion made to Travel (World Council of Churches); Called and Empowered: Global Mission in Pentecostal Perspective (Hendrickson) both co-authored with Murray W. Dempster and Byron D. Klaus. He is also the editor of Transformation An international Dialogue on Mission and Ethic, a magazine with worldwide distribution, published by The Oxford Center for Mission Studies.
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What's it worth to live in a place with peace and quiet? Consider the small town of Duck, N.C., a growing, upscale resort area in the Outer Banks region that was voted one of "America's Best Little Beach Towns" by Travel + Leisure. Four-bedroom homes in Duck are listed for about $449,900, according to Zillow.com, the real estate website. Then, head 530 miles north to Sagaponack, N.Y., one of the country's most exclusive beach towns, and the median list price for a four-bedroom home jumps nearly tenfold to about $4.25 million.
In dollar terms, Sagaponack overshadows not just Duck but all its peers. With a median home value of about $3.49 million, this community, home to lavish estates and a 55-acre vineyard, is the country's most expensive small town, according to a new ranking by Zillow for Bloomberg Businessweek.
To compile this list, Zillow compared the median home values in December 2011, the most recent data available, in places nationwide with populations smaller than 10,000. In total, 4,972 places were considered. As the ranking considers only small towns, famous luxury communities including those in Beverly Hills, New York City, and Honolulu were not included due to the size of their populations.
Following Sagaponack—the No. 1 town for the third year in a row—are Jupiter Island, Fla. (with a median home value of $2.61 million), Los Altos Hills, Calif. ($2.16 million), Water Mill, N.Y. ($2.08 million), and Belvedere, Calif. ($1.92 million).
Multimillion-dollar abodes make living in Sagaponack a luxury, especially considering that it's mostly a second home market: The U.S. Census Bureau estimates that 71.3 percent of homes in the village are for seasonal or occasional use. (Water Mill and Jupiter Island have a notable portion of seasonal homes as well, 60.5 percent and 35.8 percent, respectively.) Sagaponack's wealth is not unusual in the area, which has long been a destination for affluent New Yorkers. Long Island might even be considered the country's hub for posh communities, with nine of the 20 most expensive small towns in the ranking located in Nassau and Suffolk counties.
Luxury home markets have performed better than average in the housing slump, but even they have dipped slightly. The median home value in the 20 most expensive small towns saw an average drop of 3 percent in December from a year earlier, according to Zillow's data.
The median home value in Sagaponack in December dropped by 10.2 percent from $3.87 million a year earlier. The discount won't make Sagaponack any less exclusive, but it's almost enough to buy a decent beach home in Duck.
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Abilene Reporter-News, The (Newspaper) - March 2, 1944, Abilene, Texas I WAR BOND Over-all quota Total Sales Serici E quota kriet E Silent Reporter r WITHOUT OR WITH OFFENSE TO FRIENDS OR FOES WE SKETCH YOUR WORLD EXACTLY AS IT MORNING VOL. LXIII, NO. 259 A TEXAS 3mU, NEWSPAPER ABILENE, TEXAS, THURSDAY MORNING. MARCH 2, 1944 -TWELVE PAGES PffsJ HP) United Prtss (V.P.I PRICE FIVE CENTS fhese Boys Helped at Anzio, As They Wished, and 'Spun In' J By KENNETH L. UIXON (Vcslrrday Ktnmih L. Uixon's story ms of the read-base pilots who champed at the bit while, dirty kept them from supporting t ground troops at Anzio. of how ejr thoujht out loud, prayerfully, of "those poor bastards." Diion didn't quote them by name, and his editors wondered, because Dison Is strong for names. His dispatch to tells why. The pilots jot their Wish; went to help at Anzio. '.Most of the euys I wanted to quote npun in up says Dlxon. Front iine reporters cannot Quote dead after their families have notified. The one most worried though, had curly hair, said.) WITH THE AEF IN ITALY, Feb. 26 you start retracing your swps in any Given theater of war the word "cas- ualties" suddenly loses Us vagueness and becomes an intimate grim and painful thing. It makes you want never to go back to tlie same outfit twice. The same people won't, be there at least not all of them. It makes you understand why some of the veteran soldiers make almost no afraid to; they'd rather go It alone than to the IJierJIa- ble loss, On Mount Lungo half a dozen guys in an Infantry company prac- tically adopted me. They shared their rations and, what's more im- portant, their water, altliough ev- ery drop of water became a preci- ous thing up there. We swapped stories about home, read parts of our latest letters out loud. Everybody looked at the pic- tures of everybody else's wife or sweetheart. They helped me dig a foxhole and we developed a system of checking in down the line one at a time to be sure all of us were till] ojtay after mortar baraecs at night.' The other day I ran Into one of them. He was the only one left. Of the other five, four were dead, one so badly wound- ed he had been shipped home. For a while we talked about how we'd have to look him up after the war. Then 1 went In front of San Pietro I spent nearly a week with another line outfit. In a few days of consiant chelling, air raids and slow ad vances through mud and minefields, I learned to four ot those boys from belief tha'i most men I've known for years. All four survived the siege of San Piclro, which wax something calling (or a .celebration. When I ltd them we agreed we'd have it of these days. But between then and the lime I rejoined the outfit a few weeks later they'd crossed the Flapldo rlv- cj1. There aren't very many men who lived to tell about that (Irst crossing of the Rapldo. The four riflemen from Texas didn't. In Tunisia a gay bunch ef guys in a Flying Fortress rroup made me an honorary member of fbelr outfit. The otlicr day they sent word they Here over here somewhere and for me to come visit them. Before I could get away they flew on the Re- gensburf raid yesterday. Today 1 wrote the story. Tncy wreck- ed the airplane factory there, but three, of the juvs who in- vited me over won't be waiting t the airbase if I go. The engineers let four of us hook a ride on their LST up to the Anzio beachhead. We grimed about 0 rations, swapped cigarettes for fruit with the Italian bumboal peddlers who row from shiit to ship in tile southern harbors. We swat out Ihe near miss when Jour bracketed our ship witn bom'os up Iliei'c In AiiJlo's "bomb all these were thinss we did togeth- er. They made carbon copies of my stories about them nnd passed around "The mast readers you'll ever they said. They were go- ing to save any clippings they got Irom home, but shells kept inter- rupting their work as they buili a beachhead alrbasc- for fighter planes. And then there were funerals. Sev- eral of the guys who were going to save clippings are. buried in the not- so-little beachhead cemetery Half a dozen of Hie pilots were talking about how nrjch they wa'.iS cd to be turned loose in full strength to support the doughboys up on the beachhead, f took notes, names, di- rect quotations, because I wanted to show the constant unity between the alniscn and the Infantrymen when the chips are down. Bui it was two days before I got around to ivrltln; the story ami in the meantime the boys had gotten their wish. They'd "louered Hie boom" on German beachhead positions. I wrote Ihe story, but I wrote it uithout names. Most of the. Itiiis I wanted to rjuott hat spun In up there. Ven nolllled. The one most worried afraid to; Ihey'd rather to It at a time to be sure all ot us were I learned to know lour ot those boys made me an honorary member peddlers who row Irom to ship Half a dozen of the pilot's were spun In up there. f ._ Nip Counterattack Repulsed larauders Increase 'Jjoad by 50 Percent LONDON, Thursday, Mar. Berlin's short and long wave radio stations went off the air last night, signify- ing the possibility that RAF raiders were over Europe again. The. indication of a new night assault on Europe came lifter a day of quiet on, the Allied air front. An increase in the striking i------------------------------------ power of American Marauder 11 i I medium was dis- I Anflnn VKIlPfl Again by Nazi tlosed yesterday in a month- y review by U. S. headquar- ters and the air ministry. During February tons of bombs were dropped in in- dividual plane attacks made as part f( 2o operations, providing an v-average' each pfane. This Is half again_ns large as the aging a few months ago. One explanation for the increase En the average .tonnage Is the number ot attacks made on the Northern French coast, since the snori iiighl aootoi the channel permils heavier loading. It also was announced that the of Nazi ah' bases Feb. 24 Jiy the U. S. Ninth Air Force in- Solved the largest force.of medium bombers ever sent from England. The actual size was not disclosed, but it must have been more than 250 planes, a figure announced for 'Ijv previous raid. Thirteen Marauders were lost in to anti-sircraft gun lire and four to enemy fighters. British Mosquito bombers at- tacked points in Western-Germany night and returned with- loss. The Western European air front wa; quiet today. Air raid, warnings. 'sounded early today in London and almost im- mediately there were sharp bursts of gun-fire from the capital's anti- aircraft defenses. Planes were clearly heard in some sections of the city. Batteries of searchlights swept lie sky and the raiders dived and Aisled attempting to elude their ays. This was [he second successive light alert the city but was he first, between midnight and dawn since Feb. 22. Trie all-clear was sounded at 3 a.m. (British war FDR Meets Allied Asiatic Commander WASHINGTON, Mar. 1 W President Roosevelt conferred today wilh MaJ. Gen. Albert C. Wede- meyer, third member of the Allied high command In Southeast Asia to visit the White House within a "fortnight. Wcdemeyer, who Is deputy chief of staff to Lord I.oyls Mountbattcn, Allied commander in chief in the area, had lunch with the chief executive but did not t'ljelose of his White ifcusc ap- Previously Mr. Roosevelt saw Brtj. Gen. Haydon L. Boatner, chief of staff of the Chinese army in India, who commands the northern combat area under Mountbalten flrhat was on Feb. 19. Pour days Mater the chief executive conferred with Maj. Gen. Raymond A. Wheel- er, who is Mounlbatten's chief sup- ply officer. Tour Again Nazi Lunge On Beachhead Turned Back ALLIED HEADQUAR- TERS, Naples, Mar. Allied forces today blocked a strong German lunge on the Anzio beachhead which may lave been intended to start a offensive. Brief dispatches from the ector reported no great cen- ralized drive toward the sea as having developed yet, al- hough the Nazis applied >ressure 'at several points along the perimeter -of the British and American lines. Field guns and m'prtars_. roaret who o be rna'sfng a.third major effbr to drive-the Allies into (he sea. As the reinforced emmj launched his attack, Allied he'ad- quartcrs disclosed that Field .Marshal Albert Kesselrinf had been equipped with a new "sec- ret weapon" an filled, pilotlMS tank meant (o be steered by remote control into allied positions and detonated in the midst of the defenders. Finns Assail Peace Offer STOCKHOLM, T U u r sda> Mar. 2 (AP) Importan Finnish newspapers aUackci Moscow's proffered pcaci terms today and declared them unacceptable. 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Flume Trail****
22 mi. Roundtrip, Moderate to Difficult, full day (5-7 hours)
Without a doubt, the most scenic bike ride in Lake Tahoe. Best suited for the intermediate to advanced rider, the start has a few long hills to reach Marlette Lake. Once at Marlette, ride along the lake to the flume trailhead and you will soon see why the Flume Trail is considered one of the 50 best rides in the United States. Be prepared for unbelievable panoramic views of Lake Tahoe from 1000' above the shoreline. Ride for miles above the beautiful East shore of the Lake until the long downhill descent back to highway 28 and a shuttle ride back to the start point.
Tahoe Nordic Center**
Easy to Moderate, 1 to 3 hours
One of the few semi-flat areas to ride in the Tahoe basin. Tahoe Nordic Center is a popular cross-country ski center during the Winter but during the Summer offers a variety of trails and fire roads for Mtn. Biking. This is the perfect spot for learning to Mtn. Bike or a slower paced and shorter tour.
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Tips for Storing & Brewing your Coffee
Storing your Coffee
Room Temperature
Storing coffee at room temperature is the most convenient method of storage. It works well for coffee that will be consumed within one to two weeks of purchase. When storing at room temperature the following environmental factors should be minimized and eliminated if possible: oxygen, water, excessive heat, and direct sunlight.
All of these factors will destroy the coffee's flavour. A great device for mitigating these factors is a ceramic canister that holds ½ lb. to 1lb. of coffee. The canister should have some sort of sealing mechanism that does not allow air to circulate. Additionally, a ceramic canister will protect the coffee from sunlight, water and flavour migration. Flavour migration happens when the container harbours flavours. Plastic containers are great examples of this concept. Plastics allow flavour molecules to penetrate and metallic canisters allow metallic flavours to migrate. Ceramic containers, on the other hand, are sealed and baked. Consequently, they will not corrupt the flavour of the coffee.
To Freeze or Not To Freeze
Often times, it would be suggested to store your coffee in the freezer. After all, at colder temperatures, molecular activity (including flavour molecules migrating) slows down, right? This is true. But does slowing molecular migration down preserve the flavour of the coffee? Not necessarily.
You see, there are other variables at work in a freezer:
~ A frozen environment will allow water molecules to attach to the coffee beans and/or packaging.
~ A freezer has other flavour molecules floating around in it (remember that fish sale 3 weeks ago?)
~ A freezer door opens and closes very often under normal use.
What does this mean for your coffee? This means that water will contact the surface of the bean and ice will form. When the water melts, that water will find its way into the porous bean and will begin to deteriorate the quality of the coffee. Secondly, you should keep in mind that roasted coffee is porous to odours. So if you put your coffee in the freezer, it needs to be well protected against the possibility of tasting like liquid salmon.
Your goal should be to keep the coffee's contact with water to a minimum. Moreover, the coffee should thaw only once - right before it is brewed. We would suggest keeping the beans in the original packaging. Then place the package in a zippered storage bag. You can draw out the excess air by using a straw to suck out the air while you close the bag. If you do not have a zippered bag, you can wrap the beans using a plastic wrap. After this initial wrapping, place the coffee bean bundle in another paper bag. Again, wrap the bag with plastic wrap, then we cover it with foil. It may sound like overkill, but it is worth it. You've invested money in this gourmet coffee, you need to protect your investment. Freezing coffee is applicable for storage of coffee that won't be used within 1-2 weeks of roasting. It is not optimal for everyday use.
No Refrigerators!
If you are wondering about the refrigerator, it is a no-no for coffee. Since the temperature is generally around 4 degrees celcius, the water that is inside doesn't freeze. It is a cold mist that lingers on the coffee and there are even more scents and flavour molecules floating around. Liquid water is coffee's worst enemy during storage. Under no circumstance would we ever recommend using the refrigerator for storing coffee.
If you find yourself at a coffee shop that has a sale on your favourite specialty roast and if you buy more than you can brew in a week or two, store the coffee properly. Determine which portion of that coffee you will consume within one week and put the amount that you can consume in that week into a ceramic canister. Divide the rest of the coffee into 'one-week packages' and store in the freezer as I've described in this article. When you need more coffee, pull another 'one-week package' out of the freezer and transfer the coffee into short-term storage.


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By Marion Thibaut and Stephane Orjollet, AFP Tuesday, July 22, 2014, 12:02 am TWN
TOREZ, Ukraine--Dutch forensic experts on Monday began examining bodies from the MH17 plane disaster that have been held up at an east Ukraine train station as Kiev and insurgents wrangle over the fate of the remains.
As world leaders deplored the "shambolic" state of the crash site left in the hands of the rebels, the animosity between the two sides was underlined by intense shelling which erupted again in rebel stronghold Donetsk, a city just 60 kilometers (37 miles) from the station.
Three people were killed and terrified civilians fled, as Ukraine President Petro Poroshenko quickly ordered his troops to hold fire within a 40-kilometre radius around the crash site, where forensic experts were heading.
Kiev said the remains of the 298 victims killed when the Malaysia Airlines flight was apparently shot by a surface-to-air missile Thursday should be transferred to the Netherlands.
Ukraine accused rebels of refusing to release the grisly cargo, while the insurgents said Kiev could not be trusted and that they would only give control over the remains to international experts.
The U.N. Security Council is expected to adopt an Australia-backed resolution demanding pro-Russian separatists grant unrestricted access to the crash site to international experts when it meets at 1900 GMT on Monday.
Moscow has borne the brunt of international fury, as the United States accused Russia of supplying the missile system used to shoot down the aircraft.
President Vladimir Putin, who has also come under fire for failing to use his influence to get the pro-Russian rebels to give investigators full access to the crash site, sought Sunday to temper the outrage, saying Russia would do "everything in its power" to resolve the Ukrainian conflict.
After speaking with Putin, Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott, whose country lost 28 compatriots and nine residents in the crash, noted the Russian leader had "said all the right things" but that he would "hold the president to his word."
Civilians flee Donetsk fighting
At the Torez station, close to Donetsk, an overpowering stench filled the air as Dutch investigators, wearing masks and headlights, opened each of the train wagons holding the remains of recovered bodies.
"I think the storage of the bodies is (of) good quality," Peter van Vliet, the forensic expert leading the Dutch team, said after examining the corpses.
"Now we hope that the train will leave so that we can do the necessary analyses. It is not technically possible here," he said, as 50 armed insurgents looked on.
Van Vliet said he and his team were escorted by Ukrainian soldiers to a certain point before being handed over to the separatists, and that they would head to the main crash site about 15 kilometers (nine miles) away.
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Vile abuse by online trolling is linked to domestic violence, experts warned today.
Speaking ahead of a cyberstalking conference attended by a number of high-profile victims, charity Women's Aid said the worrying links were too often ignored.
MP Stella Creasy and feminist writer and campaigner Caroline Criado-Perez were set to speak at the London event after being targeted by Twitter users.
Ms Criado-Perez was attacked after successfully campaigning to reinstate a woman on the back of an English banknote, while Ms Creasy received death threats and disturbing pictures for supporting her.
It prompted the site to introduce a new "report" button feature.
Polly Neate, chief executive of Women's Aid, said: "It is critical that we make the link between this vicious online harassment and cyberbullying and real-life violence against women.
"We need to understand that this is part of a domestic violence spectrum and we have to challenge this type of misogyny because it is the backdrop that allows that violence to take place."
Ms Creasy said more needed to be done to deal with online threats.
She said: "If I received a bomb threat through the post, there is a protocol for dealing with that, but if I receive it online there is nothing in place.
"If people want to create worry and fear then that is worrying. I want the police and other services to be able to understand the impact of these messages. I don't want them to tell me how to learn to cope – I want to hear they are doing something about it."
Ms Criado-Perez added that there was a lack of political will to tackle the situation.
"It's not just about addressing social media, it's about tackling a deep-seated cultural problem, which takes time and financial investment – and this government is just not interested in that."
At least three people have been arrested with Scotland Yard's e-crime unit examining allegations of abuse made by eight people on the site.
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Internet service providers acquire more spectrum, supporting better Internet services in rural regions
May 12, 2015 – Ottawa – Industry Canada
Canada's latest spectrum auction has put more valuable spectrum—a public resource on which wireless information travels—in the hands of wireless companies in all regions of the country to deliver world-class services to Canadians.
Industry Minister James Moore today announced the list of provisional licence winners in the 2500 MHz auction. Nine companies acquired spectrum in the auction, which raised a total of $755.37 million.
Spectrum in the 2500 MHz band is ideal for providing broadband services in rural areas, and it can also deliver fast, reliable service on the latest smartphones and tablets.
With the conclusion of the 2500 MHz auction, the amount of spectrum available to provide mobile services to consumers has grown by almost 60 percent since early 2014. This is the largest amount of spectrum ever released in such a short time in Canada, allowing Canadians and their families to benefit from the latest technologies and world-class services.
The amount of commercial mobile spectrum in the hands of new competitors is now at approximately 25 percent of the total available—a massive increase from 2006, boosting competition in Canada's wireless sector.
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- A total of 318 licences in 61 areas across Canada were offered in the 2500 MHz auction.
- According to Cisco's Visual Networking Index, consumer wireless data traffic in Canada grew by 60 percent in 2014 alone. By 2019, it will have grown by 680 percent since 2014.
- All spectrum licences contain strict "use it or lose it" deployment requirements to help ensure that this valuable public resource is put to use to benefit Canadians.
"The 2500 MHz auction was a success because it was designed to put the interests of Canadian consumers first. We have kept our commitment to Canadians to put more spectrum in the hands of wireless companies, and now Canadians—especially those in rural areas—will benefit from more choice, lower prices and better service."– James Moore, Minister of Industry
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LOUIE SPENCE has been axed as a Dancing On Ice judge after just one series –
as bosses decided to bring back bitchy Jason Gardiner.
But the Aussie's return is likely to cause fireworks with his old rival Karen
Barber – the former skate star has admitted she has not spoken to him since
they famously fell out live on air.
Louie said on Twitter that he wouldn't be back for the new series, which
starts on ITV1 in January.
Instead, he will be replaced by Gardiner, who had been dropped in favour of
Louie on this year's show.
Louie said: "To all asking, no I won't be judging @Dancingonice this year.
Jason is back."
TV Biz revealed this month that Gardiner would return to the show after bosses
were disappointed with ratings for the last series.
He will sit alongside head judge Robin Cousins and a new female panellist –
German skate ace Katarina Witt has also been dropped.
Karen won't return to the panel but will have a role coaching the contestants.


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The Silent Wife
- Author : A. S. A. Harrison
- Published : 2013-06-25
- Publisher : Penguin Publishing Group
- Number of Pages : 336 Pages
- Category : Fiction > Literary Fiction, Fiction > Thrillers, Fiction > Psychological
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Soon to be a major motion picture starring Nicole Kidman, fans of The Girl on the Train and Gone Girl will love The Silent Wife
"I gobbled it down in one sitting." – Anne Lamott, People
Jodi and Todd are at a bad place in their marriage. Much is at stake, including the affluent life they lead in their beautiful waterfront condo in Chicago, as she, the killer, and he, the victim, rush haplessly toward the main event. He is a committed cheater. She lives and breathes denial. He exists in dual worlds. She likes to settle scores. He decides to play for keeps. She has nothing left to lose. Told in alternating voices, The Silent Wife is about a marriage in the throes of dissolution, a couple headed for catastrophe, concessions that can't be made, and promises that won't be kept. Expertly plotted and reminiscent of Gone Girl and These Things Hidden, The Silent Wife ensnares the reader from page one and does not let go.
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Located in North Fort Lauderdale, The Westin Fort Lauderdale is within a few miles (5 km) of sights such as Fort Lauderdale Stadium and Funky Buddha Brewery. This 298-room, 4-star hotel has conveniences like an outdoor pool, free in-room WiFi, and free self parking. It's also close to Palm-Aire Country Club and Anglins Fishing Pier.
Explore the hotel and meet new friends over drinks at the bar/lounge, or enjoy a bite to eat at the onsite restaurant. Order from 24-hour room service to satisfy your hunger without leaving your room. For your convenience, a buffet breakfast is served each morning for a fee.
The 298 rooms are recently renovated and have an array of amenities, including refrigerators, coffee makers, and free weekday newspapers. LCD TVs come with cable channels and pay movies, and guests can stay connected with free WiFi. Bathrooms offer rainfall showers, hair dryers, and free toiletries, and pillowtop beds with premium bedding ensure a restful night. Other standard amenities include free bottled water, safes, and phones.
Guests staying at The Westin Fort Lauderdale enjoy an outdoor pool, a fitness center, and a spa tub. There's free parking and limo/town car service. Multilingual staff at the front desk are standing by 24/7 to help with dry cleaning/laundry, concierge services, and luggage storage. Additional amenities include a sauna, free WiFi in public areas, and 10 meeting rooms.
Property features
- Free WiFi in rooms and public areas
- Free parking
- Onsite dining
- Outdoor pool
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The Westin Fort Lauderdale
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
Just 3 miles (4.8 kilometers) from the beach, this hotel is 8 miles (12.8 kilometers) from downtown Fort Lauderdale and 13 miles (20.9 kilometers) from the airport.
The smoke-free Westin Fort Lauderdale features Alfiere's Mediterranean Bistro, serving Continental cuisine such as seafood, pasta, and steaks. The hotel offers a heated pool and a 14-person spa tub along with fitness facilities and saunas. Guests can order room service by the pool via the house phone. Free WiFi is available in public areas. 10 meeting rooms and 17,000 square feet (1,579 square meters) of conference space are available. Additional extras include a 24-hour business center, a lobby lounge, 24-hour room service, and luggage storage. Children are presented gifts at check-in.
- Outdoor pool
- Concierge services
- Fitness facilities
- Restaurant
- Bar/lounge
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Business center
- Conference space
- Total number of rooms - 298
- Porter/bellhop
- Express check-out
- 24-hour front desk
- Multilingual staff
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Gift shops or newsstand
- ATM/banking
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Number of floors - 15
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Elevator/lift
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- Free WiFi
- Meeting rooms 10
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- Conference space size (meters) - 1579
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- Conference space size (feet) - 17000
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- Number of buildings/towers - 1
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Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking
Room Amenities
The Westin Fort Lauderdale offers 298 air-conditioned accommodations with safes and complimentary bottled water. Pillowtop beds feature premium bedding. LCD televisions come with cable channels and pay movies. Guests can make use of the in-room refrigerators and coffee/tea makers. Bathrooms include rainfall showerheads, bathrobes, complimentary toiletries, and hair dryers.
Guests can surf the web using the complimentary wireless Internet access. Business-friendly amenities include desks, complimentary weekday newspapers, and phones. Housekeeping is provided daily. Renovation of all guestrooms was completed in October 2015.
- Pay movies
- Premium bedding
- Room service (24 hours)
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Free weekday newspaper
- Air conditioning
- Phone
- Refrigerator
- Coffee/tea maker
- Free bottled water
- Daily housekeeping
- Bathrobes
- Free toiletries
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- Rainfall showerhead
- Iron/ironing board
- In-room safe
- Desk
- Cable TV service
- Pillowtop mattress
- Free WiFi
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Rollaway/extra beds (free)
Where to Eat
Alfiere's Mediterranean Bistro - Open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Continental cuisine featuring seafood and pasta along with steaks. In addition to inside seating, there are tables on a shaded terrace alongside the lagoon. Buffet breakfast every day and lunch buffet on weekdays as well as à la carte selections.
Lobby Lounge - Evening cocktails and menu selections. Two big-screen TVs.
Room service by the pool - Available via house phone.
Room service is available 24 hours.
Nearby Things to Do
The Westin Fort Lauderdale offers a large heated pool and a 14-person spa tub surrounded by a sundeck with blue umbrellas and lounge chairs with thick blue pads. A state-of-the-art fitness center contains men's and women's saunas.
Adjacent to the hotel is a quarter-mile jogging path.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
- Kayaking nearby
- Sailing nearby
- Personal motorized watercraft on site
- Parasailing nearby
- Windsurfing nearby
- Golfing nearby
- Snorkeling nearby
- Skydiving nearby
- Water skiing nearby
- Surfing/boogie boarding nearby
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
Hotel Policies
Minimum check-in age is 21
Check-in time ends at 1 AM
Check-in time starts at 4 PM
Check-out time is 11 AM
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Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Kids stay free! Up to 4 children 18 years old and younger stay free when using existing bedding.
- Free rollaway/extra beds!
- Free cribs (infant beds)!
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- Up to 40 lb
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Service animals exempt from fees/restrictions
Pets allowed (no fees)
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- Fee for buffet breakfast: USD 20 per person (approximately)
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To those of you quickly raising the question of why not arm our military men & women while on base (and I'm not disagreeing with you here... just asking)... what do we do to separate the wheat from the chaff? OBVIOUSLY there are people who are so adamant about not being deployed (for their 2nd, 3rd, 4th or even in this instance their 1st tour). We've got thousands upon thousands of men and women returning home from war with post traumatic stress disorder. It is unfortunate... but I'm sure some of you know probably first hand that war can really mess an individual up in the head. Now I know you guys aren't saying specifically to arm THESE individuals... but you've got a group of people who are put through unbelievable stresses that a few of us may understand but many of us may not... is it ok for these individuals sometimes severely scarred, disturbed and sometimes messed up because of the war or the thought of going to war... are we to allow all these people to be walking around, what are supposed to be safe and secure installations, with firearms?
I'm not saying our men & women should not be able to protect themselves while on base so don't even try and go there. Actually I'm all for that! But I'm an analyst by nature and one of the things I wonder about is how people would handle those traumatized by war, the thought of war, or severely messed up because of what they experienced during war all having firearms walking around on our military installations nationwide?


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PS3 Backup Utility
I recently have filled up a 120GB HD in my slim PS3. Previously I had backed up my system to a 1TB HD that had a 500GB FAT32 partition. For some reason that drive had begun failing and moving very slowly. Today I went and bought a new 3TB hard drive. It currently has a 2TB NTFS partition and an 800GB FAT32 partition. The PS3 will recognize the partition just fine but when I try to do a back up of single videos/songs/pictures or try to do the full system backup the PS3 will freeze. Twice now I have had to recover PS3 from a crash and it rebuilt the system files warning me that if it failed to rebuild them it would reformat the internal drive completely. Has anyone else experienced similar problems? All I want to do is make a damn system backup. Also just as a side note this is my 3rd PS3 system. The first had overheating issues. The second had multiple hard drive failures. I'm getting really sick of this system not working right.
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When does it freeze during backup? Right at the start, or midway during the backup?
I encourage you to make a second manual backup of your game saves with Saved Data Utility if you have not done so already.
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Neither system backup, individual backup, nor saved data utility will work. The freezing happens at the start. It takes about 30 minutes to get past the preparing screen and then when it says 0% loading and calculating the time it will take it stayed on that screen for a good 2 hours before I tried to cancel it and nothing happened at all. I tried the power and that also did not work.
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Do you have a spare USB thumb drive to test with for Saved Data Utility?
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Which hard drive did you buy? When you mean undetectable, do you mean it doesn't show up in Disk Utility.app on your MacBook?
You can get small USB thumb drives for dirt cheap ($5 or less). Pick one up the next time you're at a computer store in the clearance section.
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Ok, so if all forms of backup to this drive fail in some way or another, have you tried manual copying of your save games to a different thumb drive? It would be helpful to compare.
Also, just a suggestion, but before you do a backup, you should clear out your game data and stuff that you can re-download easily (demos and DLC and stuff). The backup takes a really long time, and same with the restore. Trimming things down will reduce a lot of headaches. I had problems myself with backup/restore and basically I ended up removing almost everything trying to troubleshoot whether there was a corrupt file or something. I never did quite isolate the problem because I changed a couple things on my last attempt that worked. I had it pinned down to either the drive I was using for backup or a certain file or two that I deleted. I have a suspicion that maybe it's the way it was formatted.
My symptoms were that it would backup, but restore would fail at exactly the same point.
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That may have something to do with how it is partitioned. You mentioned you have two partitions. I found that sometimes depending on whether you are using extended vs additional primaries, they can be invisible to certain OS's.
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After a reboot the drive appeared again on my PC. I wiped the drive and started fresh but created a smaller 300gb fat32 partition that was the first partition on the drive. My previous hard drive began exhibiting these same symptoms before I went and bought the replacement today. I naturally assumed it was the drive causing the issues. Now that this new hard drive is doing the same thing as the previous one is what is making me think the PS3 is having the issue. I tried to copy a single 307kb game save to my HD and that froze the PS3 as well.
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The women's cross country team finished fifth in the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference championships, the best showing in the history of the program. Transylvania hosted the event for the first time, at Falling Springs Park in Versailles, Ky.
Transy's Betsy Heines (right) led the way for the Pioneers with a 20th place overall finish in a time of 25-minutes, 5.17 seconds over the 6,000-meter course, good enough for All-HCAC honorable mention team honors. Manchester College won the event.
A highlight of the women's regular season came in their first outing when they won the R. J. Corman A. J. Special, hosted by Asbury University in Wilmore, Ky. Transy finished ahead of second-place Georgetown College, followed by Berea College, Asbury, Kentucky State University, Indiana University East, and Midway College. Heines again paced the Pioneers with a time of 22:18.27 over the 5,000-meter course, good for second place overall.
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Liam took the plunge, so to speak, on Saturday and got Baptized. Many thanks to everyone who came to witness the event, including both sets of grandparents (who travelled from NB), his aunts and uncles on his mom's side and the usual suspects (the Lawsons, the Masons and the Herages minus she-rage). We would also like to thank John and Dana for agreeing to become Liam's Godparents. And a special thanks to my mom who made Liam's Christening gown.
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BeschreibungCraig Wright explores the complex symbolism of the labyrinth in architecture, religious thought, music, and dance from the Middle Ages to the present.
InhaltsverzeichnisAcknowledgments Prologue: Maze Mania 1. The Ancient and Early Christian Maze 2. The Maze as Symbol in the Church 3. The Theology of the Maze 4. The Warrior, the Lamb, and Astrology 5. The Dance of the Maze 6. Symbolizing the Christian Warrior 7. Sounds and Symbols of an Armed Man 8. The Maze of Pilgrimage and Pleasure 9. Musical Mazes from Moses to Mozart Epilogue: The Maze Reborn in an Ecumenical Age Appendix A. Musical Examples Appendix B. Tables Abbreviations Works Cited Notes Illustration Credits Index
PortraitCraig Wright is Professor of the History of Music, Yale University.
PressestimmenThis book is a fascinating look at a subject that, while simple in concept, is intricate in the tapestry of ideas it combines. Wright weaves a fascinating tale of scholarly inquiry by examining the maze or labyrinth from the Middle Ages to the present in Western art, architecture, music, dance, and religious thought. The journey of the maze is from sin to salvation; the savior figure that leads us is the warrior and spiritual seeker...His particular emphasis on music is refreshing and enlivens readers' understanding of the whole sensory experience of the Christian church. Most important, this work is a joy to read and reflect on. -- L. L. Lam-Easton Choice 20020201 "Wright's maze is the labyrinth. His warrior is Theseus, Christ, the Cristian soldier, l'homme arme, the pilgrim, or the lover, who enters the labyrinth to meet a challenge at its center and continues through the unicursal path to a victorious exit. In direct and engaging prose, this book traces the two symbols from their first appearance in literature and architecture, through their interpretations in theology, to the ceremonies, games , and performances they inspired ... It is a work of major consequence ... Wright's book invites no less than a new appraisal of the history and historiography of Western music, one more cognizant of myth, belief, and symbol as generative forces in human creativity." -- Barbara Haggh Journal of the American Musicological Society The Maze and the Warrior is quite a book. The author wears his great learning with great lightness...He has fashioned this book for general readers rather than musicologists and musicians. -- Joseph Kerman New York Review of Books 20040624 The book is a fascinating exploration of a neglected aspect of medieval religious culture which opens up multiple aspects of that culture through the author's virtuoso power to unfold layer after layer of meaning from what might originally seem an innocuous symbol. -- Peter W. Williams Religious Studies Review
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Orlando, Fla.'s county commission has approved $20 million in tourism taxes to be used toward the funding of an $84 million downtown Major League Soccer stadium.
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We can't have any pretensions at comprehensive Chiang Mai coverage without mentioning what is the city's largest market: Worarot.
Worarot refers to a entire downtown district of the city, spreading out on both sides of Chang Moi Road and covering an area roughly between Ratchawong, Tha Pae Road and the River. Worarot (or Warorot) market itself is known in the local dialect as Kat Luang, or big market, but the area is actually a complex of covered and street markets. This area is also traditionally Chiang Mai's Chinatown.
To the north of Chang Moi Road is a labyrinth of narrow lanes housing wholesale shops and vendors, with not too much of particular interest for casual visitors but with a strong Chinese feel to them. Between Chang Moi Tat Mai and Kuang Mane roads, is a Hmong and hill-tribe market, while facing the River Ping is the photogenic flower market backing on to the Lam Yai covered market. Kind of in the middle of all this — and surrounding streets are also full of stalls and ambulant vendors of all description as well — is the Worarot covered market itself.
The two covered markets, Worarot and Lam Yai, are similar three-storey buildings situated on either side of Wichayanon and linked by a footbridge. The contents are fairly similar too, being mostly foodstuffs — fresh and dried produce — on the ground floors and clothes and household goods on the upper two floors. The centre is open so you can look down on the ground floor from either of the two upper-storey walkways or mezzanines, which provides some good photo opps.
Foodstuffs cover everything from fruit and veg to the obligatory fried insects and dried produce from every part of the kingdom, as well as neighbouring countries such as Burma and China. There are also plenty of noodle and rice stalls so it's an interesting place to grab a snack too.
The two covered markets are open from around 06:00 to 18:00 but there's almost 24-hour action in the adjacent streets, plus a popular local night market around Chang Moi too. Don't expect pirated DVDs and souvenir T-shirts, but authentic it certainly is. This is a fascinating area to explore and for a rundown on the heritage aspect of this Chiang Mai institution and fears for future development check out this excellent article.
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I'll never again own a 1911 with less than a 4" barrel.
I would like to see posted all the details about this short 1911 you had problems with.
Type of Extractor used internal or external?
Like the Ammo. you were shooting when it failed? Factory new brass case? Ball FMJ or JHP and their their weights?
The condition and type stock? or? And load weight of recoil springs used?
Did you try many different types and weights of recoil springs when trying to stop failures?
Was the BBL. breach checked for being in tolerance? Meaning for Factory new brass case Ammo. not reloads or steel case Ammo.?
The brand and type of Mags used when it failed? How many time they were used? Did you try other Mags?
What was used to lub. slide?
Did you ever send the 1911 with problems back to the guns Mfg.? And if so what did they do? And what if anything did they find wrong?
Explain the type how the failures happened? And what was tried to fix the failures each time?
Not trying to put anyone on the spot here I just would like to understand more about the failures. I feel any input would be helpful to others reading this thread.