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Tuesday came and went without much clarity on when this period of lockout purgatory will continue in the NFL. But for those interested, let's wrap up what happened in the NFC North:
Chicago Bears: Three players showed up at Halas Hall, according to team president Ted Phillips. Place-kicker Robbie Gould, defensive end Israel Idonije and defensive tackle Matt Toeaina were allowed into the building but were restricted from using the facilities. "... [W]e're not opening the building for business yet,' Phillips said. "Hopefully we will soon."
Detroit Lions: According to multiple reports, no Lions players showed up at the team's Allen Park practice facility. Defensive end Kyle Vanden Bosch, the team's player representative, advised players against it. Vanden Bosch, via Tom Kowalski of Mlive.com: ""My understanding is that the doors to the facility would be open but we wouldn't be able to work out or talk to our coaches much. I don't know how much progress would be made or what the benefit might be. We'll wait until things become clearer."
Green Bay Packers: According to team president/CEO Mark Murphy, no players showed up at Lambeau Field. Murphy, who has a key NFL role as a member of the Management Council Executive Committee, said he anticipates more clarity by the end of this week. Rob Demovsky of the Green Bay Press-Gazette has more.
Minnesota Vikings: Backup linebacker Erin Henderson was the only player to visit the Vikings' Winter Park facility. He departed after being told he could not use the cold tub. Coach Leslie Frazier said he had a "very brief conversation" with Henderson as he moved through the building.
According to NFL.com, the NFL Players Association has recommended that agents immediately begin initiating contract discussions with teams. But it's safe to say that teams aren't going to respond. Vikings vice president of player personnel Rick Spielman said teams were instructed to maintain the lockout "status quo" -- when contact with veteran players and agents was barred -- until further notice.


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It was raining that night. I was watching the water slowly skid down the smooth surface of the window. I reached out and touched it with my hand, and enjoyed the nice cool feeling. I could hear my wife exercising downstairs, probably in front of the TV. I smiled for a moment, and a feeling of complete bliss came over me. Everything was great. There wasn't any kind of stress in my life. Not yet.
I looked out the window, and watched little drops of water drip off of the roof. I loved rain. Suddenly, a banging sound disrupted my thoughts. Frowning I stood up. "Lissa?" I called. No answer. I walked out the door and started down the stairs. "Melissa?" I called again. Still no answer. I looked into the TV room, but she wasn't there. Where was she exercising? was my thought. I walked back upstairs and looked into each room. I found nothing but emptiness in each. I returned to my place by the window and picked up my cell. I dialed Melissa's number, and then looked at the window again. Water was still trickling down.
Abruptly, I heard another banging sound. Though this one sounded closer. Almost as if someone was on the roof. I reached for the window. I hesitated for the moment, but then shook it off. I grabbed a hold of the handle to open the window. I could hear the dial tone on my phone as I twisted the handle. I opened up the window and looked out. Rain wet my face almost instantly, and I blinked repeatedly so I could get a clear look. Nothing. With a sigh, I pulled in my head and closed the window. The call went to voicemail. I sighed another heavy sigh and then tossed my phone onto my bed.
Suddenly, a green-like hand hit the window. I gasped and jumped back. I landed on my back just as the green hand hit the window and shattered it.
I scrambled to my feet, but it was too late. The hand grabbed a hold of my shirt and tossed me out the window. In that instant, I was falling. It was almost in slow motion, and I watched in horror as I got closer and closer to the ground. I winced, bracing for impact. Without warning, something grabbed onto my shirt and stopped me from splattering all over the concrete. It dropped me, and I fell on my face. I pushed myself to my feet and looked up.
There on the wall was a green, human-like creature. It was hideous and disgusting, but I immediately knew what it was. It was a zombie. I never thought that they would ever actually come to my house. My house! I live out in the country for goodness sakes!
I bolted for the front door, the creature shrieked and jumped after me. Barely missing my foot, the claw of the creature scraped the ground, sending up sparks. I dove into the house and started for the stairs. Out of nowhere came another one, which immediately tackled me to the floor. I struggled with it for a moment, until I finally brought up my foot into its head. It fell onto its back, and in a flash I was running again. The same one came back and clawed at my head. I ducked and reached for a lamp. As I soared by it, I was able to get my hands around it. Just before the zombie sank its claws into my shoulder, I brought the lamp back into its head, which sent it sprawling onto the ground. I darted up the stairs, adrenaline pumping through my veins. Then a question presented itself. Where is Melissa?
I spun around and yelled her name. "MELISSA!" Suddenly I heard the window smash behind me. I spun around to see another one. Though this one was different. Almost familiar. Very familiar in fact. Realization then hit me in the face. I crumpled to the ground in shock and shook my head violently. "No! No! It can't be you!" I screamed.
It was. It was Melissa. She smiled at me and reached out for my hand. "It's okay. It's okay," she said calmly. I pulled away my hand from her and kept pushing myself away. She accepted it and stayed where she was. "You don't understand, I'm not much different than I was before."
I gulped and desperately tried not to make any sudden movements. "Melissa, listen to me, you are a zombie. The new DNA is obviously messing with your head."
"No, it's not!" she screamed angrily. "I'm fine! I'm better than I was before! And you will be too when I bite you! Don't fight it!"
I was breathing hard now, sweat covering my face. "Melissa please!" I pleaded with her to the point of tears. "Get control of yourself and see what's happened to you!" Tears were streaming down my cheeks.
"I know what's happened to me," she said, toning down her voice. She lowered her slimy head to the ground and said nothing.
I used this as an opportunity to get to my feet. But just as I began to push myself up, she screamed, "I've outgrown you in strength, and mind!" Her eyes then rolled into the back of her head. I then knew that I had lost her completely.
She lunged at me, claws extended. I dove to the left and barely dodged her. She landed on one hand and spun herself around. I made a run for my room, terror running up and down my spine. I heard her shrieking, and I heard more glass breaking. I knew I didn't have much time left. I reached for the cabinet and threw it open. I grabbed my Glock just as Melissa got a hold of my shoulder. She brought me to the ground and brought back her head, just about to bite me. I shoved the barrel of my Glock into her neck and pulled the trigger. A loud blasting sound shot out, and her head left her body. It fell on the ground just a few feet away from me. Horrified, I threw the headless body to the ground and jumped to my feet.
I shifted my eyes to her head. Melissa's head. It wasn't anything like it used to be. Green replaced the tanned skin that had been there before. Her eyes were maroon, and it looked like one of her ears was falling off.
I wiped a tear away from my eye.
Suddenly, I heard millions of shrieks. I turned my head to the front door to see hundreds of zombies flooding into my room. I reached for my cabinet and grabbed clips. Lots of clips. I tossed them into my pocket and cocked my Glock.
I began firing at them, faster than I had ever fired a gun before. One was on my left so I brought up my leg and sent him onto his back. Out of ammo. I dropped the empty clip into my hand and tossed it into one of the zombies closest to me. I pulled out a new one and slammed it into the Glock. Cocking the gun, I began to fire once again. The zombies bodies were flying in every direction, yet they never seemed to stop coming.
Out of ammo again. The empty clip slid out of the bottom of the gun, but just before I reached for another one, a hand grabbed a hold of my leg. I looked down to see Melissa, smiling evilly up at me. Then I remembered. Zombies can't die. Melissa clawed into my foot and I shrieked in pain. I fell to the floor and hundreds of zombies cheered as Melissa brought back her head.
I screamed loudly in pain as the teeth dug into my neck. I could feel blood both leaving, and entering me. I knew I was dead, yet...somehow, I felt more alive than I ever had before.


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A Closer Japan–United States Economic Relationship
With Sherman Katz
Thursday, February 22, 2007 09:00 AM to 12:00 PM
D. Kathleen Stephens, Principal Deputy Asst. Sec. for East Asian and Pacific Affairs, Dept. of State
Kurt Tong, Director for Asian Economic Affairs, National Security Council
Tadakatsu Sano, former Vice-Minister, MITI (now METI)
Devin Stewart (moderator) Editor, Policy Innovations
Wendy Cutler, Asst. US Trade Representative for Northeast Asia
Atsushi Yamakoshi, Chief Keidanren Representative, Washington, D.C.
Tim Richards, Senior Manager, Washington Office, General Electric
Ira Wolf, Chief PhRMA Representative, Tokyo
Oakley Johnson, Senior Vice President Corporate Affairs, Washington Office, AIG
The chorus of calls for careful consideration of either an Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA) or FTA that is WTO-plus between the United States and Japan has recently grown with endorsements by Keidanren (Nov. 21) as well as by USJBC and JUSBC (Nov. 13) and the ACCJ (Nov. 9). Keidanren issued a "Call for the Start of Joint Study for a Japan-U.S. Economic Partnership Agreement" based on a questionnaire survey of member companies. As Keidanren puts it,
...no framework for the economic stability and prosperity of East Asia would be conceivable without the relationship with the U.S. In view of this it is important that a Japan-US EPA be concluded to serve as a bridge between East Asia, including China and the U.S. It could serve as a basis of a Free Trade Agreement of the Asia-Pacific (FTAAP), which is to be considered in the future.
This was followed on January 19, 2007 by a Joint Statement by Keidanren and the Business Roundtable also calling for such a study.
Similarly, the US-Japan/Japan US Business Council said in a Joint Statement on Nov. 13. 2006:
The Councils continue to believe that conclusion of a high-level, comprehensive, and commercially meaningful Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA) between the United Sates and Japan is a positive and worthy objective that would (1) provide substantial economic and trade benefits to both economies; (2) improve and solidify bilateral relations more broadly by strengthening the economic relationship and deepening economic integration; and (3) establish a model for other bilateral or regional agreements that achieve meaningful economic and trade liberalization.
Finally, on November 9, the American Chamber of Commerce in Japan (ACCJ) released a Business White Paper, "Working Together, Wining Together" in which the ACCJ,
calls on the governments of the United States and Japan to commit to the vision of concluding a comprehensive bilateral Economic Integration Agreement encompassing all aspects of bilateral economic activity. As a first step, the ACCJ calls for the United States and Japan to restructure and reinvigorate the U.S.-Japan Economic Partnership for Growth by establishing a new bilateral mechanism, to include a Cabinet-level U.S.-Japan Ministerial Forum to discuss key bilateral, regional, and global issues facing the two economies. Working groups to address immediate issues and identify areas where material benefit could be gained through further bilateral economic cooperation should also be a part of the new mechanism.
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Our clan had just relocated to Manhattan, Kansas. Having never lived in this part of the country before, I hit the Internet to find interesting attractions in the area that I might take the kids to visit. In pretty short order, I had compiled a list of various museums and parks that were within a days drive. I then went to the Roadside America website to see if there were any amusing stops we could make along the way. It is not often that a travel guide includes the words "atomic" and "cannon" within the same sentence. Seeing that it was just a few minutes away, I grabbed the kids to go investigate.
Just outside Junction City sits the "World's Largest Atomic Cannon". The M65 is a 280mm cannon that measures over 42 feet long and weighs 42,500 lbs. Built in 1952 and on permanent loan from the Smithsonian, this mothballed piece of Cold War ordnance sits on a hilltop directly across the highway from Ft. Riley. It reportedly could lob a warhead up to 20 miles. (Ironically, if fired from its present position, the shell would come just shy of hitting Abilene, KS, which is the home of the Dwight D. Eisenhower Presidential Library and Museum.)
Stopping to investigate this relic prompted many questions from the Geeklets. There were historical questions about the Cold War era, science questions about atomic physics, mathematical questions about how to plot trajectories, etc. There were also other more societal questions about politics, warfare and ethics which came up on the drive home. We did more research and found a video clip of the "Grable Shot" test done with the M65 as a part of Operation Upshot-Knothole at the Nevada Test Site.
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Man shot during robbery attempt in University District
Seattle police say a 26-year -old man was shot in the arm during an attempted robbery early this morning in the University District.
The victim was walking in the 4500 block of Ninth Avenue N.E. shortly before 1 a.m., when two people, one armed with a gun and the other carrying a baseball bat, confronted him and demanded money.
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- Minimum stay:2-6 nights
- Sleeps:14
- Bedrooms:4
- Bathrooms:3
- Property type:Cabin
- Internet:Yes
- Pets considered:Yes
- Wheel chair accessible:No
About the Property
4 Bedroom, 3 Bath Cabin With Mountain Views, Rec Room And Top-Of-The-Line HotTub
Just 75 miles from Atlanta, Summit Hideaway has the mountain to itself with wrap around decks and no neighbors in sight.
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* Custom white pine dining room table to accommodate 14 guests
* Master on main with doors leading to hot tub
* Open loft with private bath and hanging cedar bed
* Lower level Bunk Room features six twin beds and Wii console
* Comfy pillow-top mattresses on all beds
* Rec Room equipped with toys, puzzles, board games, air hockey, and Foosball
* Full size pull-out couch in Rec Room
* Big green egg or gas grill for your grilling needs
* Seven person therapeutic hot tub
The community amenities include hiking trails, tennis courts, swimming pools, lake with grills and picnic area, river access at the trout lodge and nearby Carters Lake.
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Property Type
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- 2800 sq. ft.
House Rules
- Max. occupancy 14
- Events Allowed
Accommodation Type
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- Guests Provide Their Own Meals
- Long-Term Renters Welcome
- Wheelchair Inaccessible
Bedrooms: 4 Bedrooms, Sleeps 14, Beds for 14
- Master on Main: 1 queen
- Loft Bedroom: 1 queen
- Lower Level Bedroom: 1 queen
- Bunk Room: 6 twin/ single
- Rec Room: 1 sleep sofa /futon
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- Jet Skiing
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- Cleaning fee $140 + tax
- Online Booking fee $20 + tax
- Pet Fee $25 + tax
- Refundable Damage Deposit $300
- Tax Rate 15%
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In the Blue Ridge Mountains this cabin is just over an hour from Atlanta via I-75 and highway 411, with easy sightseeing travel to Ellijay, Jasper, Blue Ridge, Blairsville, Young Harris, Hiawassee, Dahlonega, and Brasstown Valley.
A gated community, the neighborhood features 2 swimming pools, 2 tennis courts, a church, basket ball court, hiking, tubing, fishing, lakes and river access to Talking Rock Creek at the Trout Lodge.
Carter's Lake is 10 minutes away for boating, kayaking, fishing or lounging. Additional areas nearby are Amicalola Falls, Appalachian Trail, white water tubing, and wineries.
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Year Purchased: 2013
About the owner: We have been married for 17 years and have two wonderful boys ages 10 and 7. Both my husband and I grew up enjoying the outdoors as children and wanted our children to experience nature and more quality family time. We chose to purchase the cabin for those features. It is at the end of the road, so the kids and our schnauzer Lucy can play outside unrestricted and enjoy many adventures. I am not sure who has more enjoyment at the cabin - us, our children, or Lucy -, and we truly hope that it brings joy to your family as well.
Why the Owner Chose Ranger, GA, USA:
The vaulted living room with stunning views is very inviting for socializing with family and friends. The huge dining room table allows everyone to eat together, and when preparing food you can see the mountains everywhere from the kitchen. Double doors exit to the back deck to enjoy the views. A gas grill is available and for you Big Green Egg lovers, we have you covered as well (don't forget your Egg wood!). You will enjoy this upscale, custom built cabin and furnishings and feel right at home. Most importantly, you will have everything you need for comfort as the owners have spared no details for your comfort. There are plenty of kids' toys, board games, books, and puzzles for your convenience so no need to pack extra items. We love homemade ice cream and cookies, and have supplied a quality mixer and ice cream maker for your family to enjoy as well. The kitchen is stocked with 2 sets of pots in pans for some true cooking. Just pack your clothes and food and head out the door and we will take care of everything else!
The Unique Benefits at this Cabin:
To find unbelievable views is amazing in itself, but to find those views with total seclusion makes you feel like you are camping in the woods instead of staying in a cabin. The floor plan allows multiple couples to all feel as if they have the best room, as each room has beautiful views and unique features. Wraparound deck with gates for pets is very convenient.
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Custom built cabin with wrap around decks and custom built beds and furniture. Pet friendly gates.
Gourmet kitchen with granite counter tops. Well stocked, including KitchenAid mixer and ice cream maker.
Enjoy meals with all of your guests; this 10ft custom, white pine table seats 14
Cedar queen bed with private bathroom and walk-in closet in the loft. Open bedroom and beautiful views even while lying in bed.
Master on main features custom red cedar bed, view of mountains and doors leading to back deck and hot tub
Secondary bedroom downstairs offers great space and walk-in closet. Three of the bedrooms feature queen beds with pillow tops.
The fourth bedroom features six bunks with twin size, pillow top mattresses.
Sunrise from the back deck
7 person therapeutic hot tub with mountain views.
Satellite view - no neighbors to interrupt your Hideaway!
Privacy at its best. Cabin sits at the end of a gravel road, with no neighbors.
Loft layout
Mountain views surround you with no neighbors in sight. 4 bedroom, 3 bath home sleeps 14.
Amazing views from every window and knotty pine tongue and groove everywhere.
Can you see the view from the double doors? Upscale furniture with custom built black walnut coffee and end table.
View from upstairs loft area, which overlooks the common area (open wall).
Bathroom on main adjoins master bedroom and features a tub/shower combo.
Full bath downstairs includes shower/tub combo.
Spacious Rec Room with TV, Foosball, Air Hockey, toys, books, and board games
Back deck wraps around to side and front. It features gates for pets. A gas grill and Big Green Egg are provided.
Firepit with seating area
River access to Talking Rock Creek at the community trout lodge just minutes away.
Main Floor layout
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Date last modified - Sunday, May 28, 2017
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- A variety of chopped fruit, such as strawberries, bananas, melon, grapes, and peaches
- Vanilla ice cream
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2Chop fruit into small slices or pieces. Ideally use colorful fruits like peaches, grapes, strawberries, melon or banana. Place these in the base of the glass.
3Add three scoops of ice cream on top of the fruit. A minimum 2 scoops of vanilla ice cream is the usual amount.
4Pour a fruit sauce over the ice cream - Melba (peach) sauce is traditional.
5Top this with thick whipped cream.
- Put a cherry on top and add an ice cream wafer. Other toppings could include nuts or more fruit sauce.
6Serve chilled along with a long ice cream spoon and a large napkin.
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What can I use instead of ice cream?wikiHow ContributorYou can use either white chocolate mousse or yogurt instead of ice cream in knickerbocker glory. Ice cream is the main item, so the final product will be somewhat different.
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Henry Martyn Field (minister)
Henry Martyn Field (April 3, 1822 – January 26, 1907) was an American author and clergyman.
Brother of Cyrus West Field, David Dudley Field II, and Stephen Johnson Field, Henry Martyn Field was born at Stockbridge, Massachusetts. He graduated at Williams College in 1838, and was pastor of a Presbyterian church in St Louis, Missouri, from 1842 to 1847, and of a Congregational church in West Springfield, Massachusetts, from 1850 to 1854. The interval between his two pastorates he spent in Europe.[1]
From 1854 to 1898, he was editor and for many years he was also sole proprietor of The Evangelist, a New York periodical devoted to the interests of the Presbyterian church. He spent the last years of his life in retirement at Stockbridge, where he died in 1907.[1]
He was the author of a series of books of travel, which achieved unusual popularity. His two volumes descriptive of a trip round the world in 1875–1876, entitled From the Lakes of Killarney to the Golden Horn (1876) and From Egypt to Japan (1877), are almost classic in their way, and have passed through more than twenty editions. Among his other publications are The Irish Confederates and the Rebellion of 1798 (1850), The History of the Atlantic Telegraph (1866), Faith or Agnosticism? the Field-Ingersoll Discussion (1888), On the Desert - Recent Events in Eqypt. (1888), Old Spain and New Spain (1888), Bright Skies and Dark Shadows (1890), and Life of David Dudley Field (1898).[1] Writing about race in Bright Skies and Dark Shadows, Field claimed that segregation was part of human instinct which could not be overcome through legislation.[2]
Although in his day he was known as a member of a remarkable quartet of brothers, today Rev. Field is best recalled because of his marriage in the 1850s to Mlle. Henrietta Deluzy-Desportes, the one-time governess to the ill-fated Charles de Choiseul-Praslin, Duc de Praslin whose murder of his wife Fanny (daughter of Marshal Horace Sebastiani) and apparent suicide help set off the events leading to the overthrow of King Louis Philippe's reign in 1848. The marriage of Henry and Henrietta was a successful one, and she died in the 1870s in New York City.
Henry Martyn Field was portrayed by actor Jeffrey Lynn in the 1940 film of All This and Heaven Too, based on the novel by Field's collateral descendant Rachel Field.
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Every student in the city who eats out at all does so at some point in what is called a 'quality restaurant' (not a food fuel station such as Burger King or Pizza Hut); 97 per cent of them more than 10 times in the month surveyed. Of all restaurant- goers, women diners outnumber men by 8 per cent, and the 18-34 age group eats out most often.
Married people form exactly half of all restaurant-goers. Twice as many people who own their own homes eat out as those who rent, and people with an income below dollars 25,000 (the poverty level for families is about dollars 18,000) ate out 10 or more times in the given month - just 30 per cent fewer than those with an income at least three times as great. Married people are 25 per cent more likely to drink wine with meals than single people, and women are 6 per cent more likely to do so than men.
What are we to make of this? For do we not all assume that the rich patronise 'quality restaurants' more often than the less rich? Or that the single are less likely to eat at home than the married? Or that the divorced, driven by celebration, sorrow or sociability, would be the more likely tipplers?
The quick answer is that the status of the winer-diner (which the survey examines) may be of less relevance than his tastes in food (which it does not). But a more complex answer suggests that all such surveys should begin with the opposite research: that is, a sample of people who seldom or never eat out. These are about a third of the total. Two-thirds of the total, what is more, don't drink wine, and 'quality restaurant' diners form a mere 5 per cent of all those who do eat out.
To me, judging the food in 'quality restaurants' on the basis of the habits of eaters- out and restaurant drinkers is highly unreliable. Such people are as untypical as food writers, for when they (or we) speak of a 'decline' in standards or an 'improvement', they (and we) are already in a peculiar position of privilege in regard to those who almost never eat or drink outside their homes.
This was brought home to me forcefully this week when a group of distinguished literary minds were publicly discussing the 'decline' of high art. The poet Derek Walcott, making his strokes as languidly and expressively as any West Indian cricketer, pointed out that, in his world, one could not speak
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In the same way, it is the healthy who most study mortality statistics and most fear illness; the unhealthy would rather not know. And as Hamish McRae pointed out in this paper recently, it is the best educated of the middle classes who have the poorest perception of risk: in food or in any other domain.
If you ask why that is, I can only answer that statistics tend to mesmerise us only in proportion to the way they are presented. Just as an operation presented to us as having a fatal-risk factor of 11 per cent has a success rate of 89 per cent, so a survey of restaurant behaviour that is based on the 1 per cent of foodies and wineys who eat in 'quality restaurants' is not just statistically insignificant, but fatally ignores the reasons why the other 99 per cent do not eat in them.
If you compare the number of column inches devoted to the needs of that 1 per cent, you will note that the Walcott principle prevails: only those who enjoy such a lifestyle have a stake in its maintenance and propagation. The column inches are the product of those with a direct interest in reinforcing their own (often moral) views.
As in dressing or the arts, the most fashionable (and interesting) are those who do not follow fashion, so in our thinking about food or drink it may be that we have much to learn from those who do not scurry after food chic. If writing about food is to have any educational value, it is to the silent majority that it might profitably be addressed.
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Once upon a time, there was a young girl who fell through a well and into an adventure. With a faithful, if overprotective dog demon at her elbow, she journeyed in search of the fragments of the Shikon Jewel, in hopes that one day her companion would be able to take revenge on the Wicked Wizard of the West, The Great and Terrible Naraku. Along the way they collected other companions: A monk, who often feigned ignorance, but who was plainly the cleverest of them all; a demon slayer, whose armor of tin hid a heart with an infinite capacity for love; and a kitsune, whose thirst to prove himself was matched only by his cowardice. Together they sought the shards and followed their quarry high and low.
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That evening they stood together by the side of the well as the girl hugged them each tightly in turn, saying her goodbyes. When she reached the dog demon, she paused, tears coming to her eyes. Then she wound her arms around his neck so tightly it seemed as though she would never untangle herself, and he embraced her with equal strength. There she whispered tearfully, "I think I'll miss you most of all…"
When finally she relinquished her hold on him and stepped reluctantly away, he caught her by the wrist and pulled her back, kissing her deeply, for one rare moment unselfconscious. "I'll never forget you," he whispered when they broke apart. She slid unwillingly from his grip, holding his hand until the very last moment she possibly could, and then, with a last look at all of them, she disappeared into the well once more, leaving the past behind her forever.
Her eyes fluttered open, blinking against the beams of sunlight that splashed across her face. A dull throbbing permeated her skull, as though a giant fist was clenching and unclenching around it in a constant rhythm, and her entire body felt stiff and achy. For a moment she was confused, not sure where she was, or why so many eyes seemed trained on her. Who were all these people, and what on earth could they possibly find so fascinating about her? Then, one by one, the faces swam and cleared, and she began to recognize them. There was her mother, sitting right beside the bed, holding her hand and stroking her knuckles; and there was Souta, her younger brother, sitting down by her feet. There too were her cousin Miroku, his wife Sango, their son Shippo, and—
When she recognized the face of the boy who had lived next door to her family for as long as she could remember, she couldn't help drawing in a breath. Although most of his body language denoted discomfort and agitation, those striking golden eyes were fixed on her in concern. His long silver hair hung in a braid down his back, and he seemed to be hiding one of his hands there as well.
It was a moment before Kagome realized that her mother was talking to her, and she jolted out of her daze slightly, trying to pay attention.
"…alright. You just hit your head when you slipped and fell into the well, dear. I've told you two time and time again not to go near that old thing – it's so dark, after all. Now, I know you wanted to get Buyo, but you really must be more careful. Anyway, thankfully you didn't get injured more seriously. You have a concussion, but now that you're awake you should be out of the woods."
"Mm…" Kagome mumbled unintelligibly, still feeling somewhat groggy and slow.
"Are you alright Kagome dear? Do you need anything?" her mother asked gently.
Kagome shook her head slightly, though she quickly discovered that that had been a bad idea when the throbbing intensified. "No, no, it's just—I had the strangest dream." She glanced over at Inuyasha, whose eyes seemed to have widened slightly. Then again, perhaps she had imagined it.
"I see," Kagome's mother interrupted, "Well perhaps we'd best all let you rest. Everyone's just so glad to see that you're alright."
"Yeah – thanks everyone," Kagome replied, watching as her family members filed out of the room one by one, giving her encouraging words and pats on the arm as they went. Finally the only one left was Inuyasha – but instead of going out the door himself, he closed it quietly behind the others and turned back to her.
She watched him, frowning in mild puzzlement.
"I just, uh…" he began awkwardly, his voice slightly gruff, "Just wanted to give you these." Pulling his hidden hand from behind his back, he presented her with a small bouquet of lilies.
She drew in a breath in surprise, and pushed herself to a sitting position as he came toward her. "They're beautiful," she said, taking them in her hands and drawing in their scent. "Thank you – please, sit down." She patted the edge of her bed, and he did as she bade, eyes averted.
A moment of silence passed in which Kagome found herself thinking back on the two versions of her life that she now remembered: She remembered falling through the well and meeting Inuyasha for what she had thought then to be the first time, remembered how he had saved her life countless times and broken her heart even more; but now she also remembered growing up on this street with Inuyasha in the house next door, always the grumpy one who got bossy and ruined their games, who had tugged on her pigtails and been her personal representative of the male species during her "boys are icky" phase. Who had inexplicably asked her to a school dance last year, out of the blue, and whom she had immediately turned down. Who had brought her a bouquet of lilies when he'd heard she was coming out of her delirium. Who was sitting by her bedside and watching her carefully for any signs of danger or discomfort – the same way he had always watched over her in the Sengoku Jidai.
"Is everything alright, Kagome?" Inuyasha said, breaking into her thoughts, and she realized she'd been staring at him for quite some time.
"Yes—yeah, I'm fine," she said quickly, snapping out of her daze once more. "I was just thinking about this dream I had. You were in it, you know."
"Yeah," he said quietly, "…I know."
Kagome's brow furrowed in confusion. "You…know?"
He nodded. "I know."
"Then…then you were there too? You…you remember it?" she questioned, amazed.
"I was there too," he confirmed.
An unforeseen wash of relief cascaded over her at this small – yet monumental – revelation. If he had been there too—if he remembered…
She shook her head, smiling in bemused disbelief. "But Inuyasha – do you think it was real? I mean, do you think it really happened, or did we somehow just manage to…I dunno—cross-paths in our dreams or something."
Inuyasha shrugged. "Does it make a difference? It was real to us – so what other kind of real is there? Besides, I don't really care if it was real or not…I'm just glad I'm with you."
Kagome smiled at the unexpected sentiment, reaching out to take Inuyasha's hand. "You're right. I mean, if the whole thing had been truly real, and we had stayed in that world, then we would have been apart forever."
"Yeah…" Inuyasha murmured.
Kagome could tell they were both feeling the same thing: That amazing relief of waking up and realizing that the worst hasn't happened after all – that you haven't actually arrived at school with no clothes on, or that your mother hasn't been eaten by a t-rex, or that you haven't just traveled five hundred years away from the love of your life, never to return. It's the sensational feeling of having a second chance, an opportunity to make things right.
"So," Inuyasha mumbled, awkward once again, "feel like…going to the semi-formal with me at the end of the month?"
Kagome shrugged, and said, "Nah." When he looked up, startled and hurt, it was only to see her grinning at him. "Of course," she answered sincerely, leaning forward and kissing him gently on the lips – a gesture which he readily returned.
"I've always been in love with you, you know," Inuyasha murmured.
Kagome smiled back at him. "Yeah – it took me awhile, but I kinda figured that out…"
A/N: As I was saying above, I've wanted to do something that played on the parallels between The Wizard of Oz and Inuyasha for awhile now, but I've just never been able to find a good way to go about it without it seeming forced and devoid of its own unique substance. Here, as you can see, I played intentionally into that by formatting the beginning as a fairytale-like exposition. Still, I can't let go of the nagging feeling that the idea of comparing Inuyasha to Toto has magnificent comedic potential. Ah well…someday perhaps… (–grin–)


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It is Adam's birthday week, so we are going to start celebrating a little earlier than his official birthday on Friday, January 29th. The video below was compiled from all the photos sent in for our "Happy Glambirthday" project…along with a few others submitted to us from the American Idol Summer Tour. There is a ton of love here…from the detailed posters, to the beaming smiles, to the heartfelt messages, to the actual creation of the video. People from all over the globe participated…and all of this makes for one giant, video E-card to Adam from Glambs International!
Happy Glambirthday, Adam!
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, Fácil acesso pavimentado para esta cabana em uma bela, correndo truta riacho. Grande varanda coberta com vista directa para riacho. Você pode pescar desde o jardim! Ótimo lugar para relaxar e descontrair! Muito bem decorados 4 quartos 2 banho cabine. Sala grande com sala de estar, salão com lareira a lenha e cozinha grande país. Seu estão fora nas montanhas, mas menos de cinco minutos para Confie loja e Cafe. Um ótimo local para lançar-se a muitas atividades nas montanhas.
This cabin is absolutely beautiful! Very clean and updated on the inside. The views and the melody that comes from the creek will leave you speechless. Kara is fabulous and very responsive as well. If you are thinking about staying here- I would highly recommend that you do.
Very roomy, clean and expertly decorated cabin. Both front and back porches were huge, and the back porch is completely covered so it is nice to sit back and just chill and watch the creek flow (and the rain come down - it rained most days we were there). The bedrooms are all nicely furnished with VERY comfortable mattresses and nice high quality bedding. Plenty of extra blankets too. No cell service whatsoever at the cabin, but the Wi-Fi signal was strong and there's a land line for making local calls for reservations, etc. The gas grill on the back porch is compact but was excellent for burgers and dogs, and we even grilled fish and chicken too. Cabin is located on the only through road in that area so there is some traffic, but the rushing creek's pleasant 'white noise' covers any traffic sounds - plus cabin is very well insulated. Heed the rental agent's warning about bringing in groceries with you when you first arrive!! It is a deadly serious, long and winding mountain road drive in any of three possible directions to get to any commercial business other than a small convenience store. You'd do well to plan ahead and bring your groceries and any other needed supplies with you unless you're into dare-devil switchbacks and hairpin turns. The area is very beautiful and Hot Springs is just the cutest little town (though it's 16 miles from the cabin, accessed only via one of those aforementioned mountain roads). Just a head's up, Hot Springs has no chain restaurants, grocery stores or other national brand anything except a Dollar General store, so if you do need to get supplies it'd be best to head into Asheville instead. If you want peace, quiet and beautiful surroundings with a well-cared-for cabin you can't go wrong with this place!! I give it 5 Stars!
We had a wonderful weekend in your beautiful creek side cabin. It was so clean, comfortable and accommodating. Sitting on the back porch with a book and a glass of wine while the boys romped around outside was just what we needed. The sound of the creek was so relaxing. Walking distance to Trust General Store and Cafe was perfect.
When the local realtor stepped outside her office (beside store), and asked how our stay was, I was happy to inform her that it was perfect except for the broken coffee maker.........11/2 hours later a knock at our cabin door and we had a brand new coffeemaker. We can't wait to come back. Thanks so much!
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...and a perfect beginning to 2012! What a gorgeous and peaceful getaway! Creekside Cabin far exceeded our expectations with impeccable décor and every detail attended to. Whether sitting on the porch overlooking the creek, hiking on one of the nearby Smoky Mountain trails or relaxing by the fire, we could think of no more perfect place to get away from the world. The location is perfect, the cabin was spotless and the kitchen and bathrooms were fully stocked with everything we needed. A beautiful place that fits in perfectly with its beautiful surroundings.
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Monday morning, on November 5th, it was reported that the Hawks couldn't reach an agreement with Jeff Teague on an extension. The Hawks' 19th overall draft pick in 2009, Teague is just one sentence from the writing on the Phillips Arena walls. The Hawks are starting to look like a rebuilding project.
The trading away of Joe Johnson immediately comes to mind. As prolific an offensive weapon as he was for Atlanta, Johnson's loaded contract ($90 million over next four seasons) not only justified the move, but was received as more of a breath of fresh financial air. General manager Danny Ferry joined Atlanta's front office about a week before the trade was reported. As such, he was seen as something of a http://blogs.ajc.com/mark-bradley-blog/2012/07/02/joe-johnson-gone-marvin-g ne-danny-ferry-a-keeper/">hero by local media. Not long afterward, Ferry managed to send Marvin Williams to Utah. The key in both trades was not in the value of the talent that Atlanta got in return. One imagines the Hawks' ledger lightened drastically after relieving themselves of Johnson's contract, but they received even more cap space by way of a few expiring contracts. Marvin Williams had become less and less about "high potential" and more about hopeless optimism. After two productive seasons ('07-'08, '08-'09), Williams never sustained his 14.8 ppg. Instead, Williams would prove underwhelming in his last three years as a Hawk, never crossing the 11 ppg barrier.
Johnson's contract was a financial bane and Williams used up the Hawks' organization's patience with him. Taking on the likes of Devin Harris, Anthony Morrow, and DeShawn Stevenson, Atlanta came away practically floating in weightless glee.
Underscoring all of this was a notable shift of focus towards the future. Josh Smith bolded this shift when he decided not to sign an extension with the Hawks before the early season deadline. Important to note here is that Atlanta's all star forward didn't outright pack it in. Nonetheless, the simple fact that Smith's departure now looks more likely put a Bob Dylan voice to those Philips Arena walls: The times, they are a'changin!
Just as consistent as his head-scratch inducing shot selection has been Smith's excellence at the dual role that is Atlanta's defensive anchor and offensive high-flier. With his stat-stuffing ability and athleticism, Smith is as foundational a piece in the NBA as it gets. As such, he presents to other teams in the league an opportunity to snatch from the Hawks a rare commodity: the do-it-all NBA forward.
Atlanta hasn't just been looking good on the accounting side of things. The team has held on to their now fully healed star Al Horford. Though last season saw him injured for the majority of the year, the forward from the University of Florida put together an eye-opening 2010-2011 campaign (15.3 ppg, 9.5 rpg, 3.5 apg, 1 bpg). The Hawks also acquired free agent Lou Williams during the off season. The Hawks are just two games into the NBA season, but the acquisition of Williams is already paying off. To add to the positivity, the Hawks also made a good choice on draft night, taking Vanderbilt's John Jenkins with the 23rd pick. Though Jenkins now plays behind Jeff Teague and Lou Williams, the possible departure of Teague would likely shift Williams to a more PG-focused role off the bench. Even if Williams were to start at shooting guard, 2nd strong would be Jenkins' to lose. Given a bit of freedom, the dead-eye shooter out of Vanderbilt can endear himself to the Atlanta faithful and to his coaches.
Negatives, positives, non descripts, they all seemingly point to the same conclusion: the Hawks are starting over.
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Wednesday's Child: Nathen and RichieNathen and Richie are brothers. And they do everything together.
And The Grammy Goes To...KYW's Own Larry Kane! Sort Of.Top honors at last night's Grammy Awards went to Adele. But, there was another battle brewing between Beyoncé, and KYW's own special contributor Larry Kane.
Wednesday's Child: AdoraShe wants to turn her interest in art and fashion into a career some day. And she'd like to share her creative skills with a forever family.
Beatles Documentary 'Eight Days a Week' Gets Grammy NodThe Beatles documentary "Eight Days a Week" has been nominated for a Grammy award for Best Music film.
Wednesday's Child: TahkemTahkem is a self-starter. This 18-year-old just graduated from high school, wants to go to college to be a sports broadcaster.
Wednesday's Child: JulianJulian is a quiet 16-year-old who comes alive on stage.
Wednesday's Child: ShantellSixteen-year-old Shantell loves reading, camping and playing games on her cell phone.
Wednesday's Child: LeBronNine-year-old LeBron is a daredevil.
Wednesday's Child: SymarSymar is a 16-year-old who loves performing.
New Beatles Documentary Shares Stories From Band, Reporter Along For RideIt's called 'Eight Days a Week: The Touring Years,' and it promises to tell the story you don't know about the biggest band that ever was. You'll recognize another guy who had a ticket to ride with the Fab Four.
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25 years ago, in 1988, in the Brazilian city of Campinas, four young rock enthusiasts decided to form a band named 'Rosa de Saron'. They didn't want to be just another band. They wanted their songs to conveyed a message of faith and hope.
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Their fame grew fast in their hometown and they were soon invited to perform at festivals and concerts. What began as a hobby turned into their first album, 'Diante da Cruz', published in 1994.
Their unique way of approaching mankind's fundamental questions made them even more popular, not only in the religious sphere, but also with specialized magazines.
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The group began to conquer the music market in 2002. The album they released in 2005 was voted the best hard rock album in the country the following year.
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For two consecutive years, in 2010 and 2011, they were honored at the Latin Grammys. In August 2011, they also traveled to Spain, to be Brazil's offical band during WYD in Madrid.
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When their own country was chosen to host the next World Youth Day, they celebrated by composing this hymn, entitled 'Aurora'. Even though it won't be the meeting's official anthem, it will certainly be an instant hit among pilgrims at WYD 2013.
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Lines and surfaces build layers and interweave. Contrasting colors flow into each other, like in water. The designer Rica Belna loves large surfaces and spaces, and for many years has been focusing on large-scale wall design. Her designs are very well suited to visually treat large surfaces. Rica Belna's works open and expand space and achieve an immense improvement of room atmosphere. Abstract color gradations and expansive motifs create new and unique opportunities for bold interior design solutions.
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My work offers an easy-to-realize themed wall composition by means of large format photography, graphic design or art. This is an effective way to open and expand the space and achieve an immense improvement of room atmosphere.My designs are very well suited to create relaxation in a spa area or to improve working environments, meeting rooms or in healthcare settings.
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