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What are you guys doing this weekend?
If your plans don't involve stopping by the opening weekend festivities at the newly re-opened Oakland Museum, OMG, change them right now!
I always liked the Oakland Museum. Before it closed, I used to enjoy visiting the gardens on a semi-regular basis, and not infrequently go there to pick up lunch, since it was the only place anywhere near where I work you could find even remotely edible food. So I've really missed the Museum since it closed at the end of last summer. Whenever they had a special exhibit, I would try to make sure I went to see it, and I think I managed to catch most of them since I've lived here. And for the most part, found them really enjoyable. I recall particularly loving the ones about California fashion and Henry J. Kaiser.
Anyway, despite being fond of the Museum, I never used to spend that much time with their permanent collection, and in general I found their galleries kind of drab and unengaging. So of course I was delighted at the prospect of the renovation, even though it meant I would have nowhere to go get a decent lunch for nine months.
So I went to check it out last night, and O.M.G.! I don't know what I was expecting from the remodel, but it certainly wasn't as cool as this. It was amazing.
The whole place in general just feels, I don't know, bigger. The way everything is laid out now makes it feel like there's more there than there used to be, but also that it's more open and spacious, which I know sounds weird, but is somehow true. And there are all these delightful surprises around, like, every corner. Like the gold wall below.
I went to this media event for the museum renovation last December. Over lunch, they gave this long presentation about how they were all about making the museum interactive and making the visitor part of the experience and not making it like a traditional museum at all. At the time, I thought it all sounded really cool and exciting, but then couldn't really picture what that would actually mean or what they were talking about.
They did give us a little tour of the art gallery under construction, but it was so under construction at that point that I had a hard time really imagining what it was really going to look like when it was all finished. So during that tour, they showed us this one example of their new interactive features, which wasn't all finished at the time but I thought sounded cool, and it was this wall of self-portraits, with a little computer drawing pad next to it where you're supposed to draw your own self-portrait and then all the pictures people drew of themselves cycle through and become part of the exhibit. How cool is that?
And there are tons of cushy seating areas all over the place too, which I think is kind of neat, just encouraging people to lounge and hang out around the art. The painting below has these really nice lounge chairs in front of it, and they come with headphones that when you play them, take you through this exercise to help you connect with the painting. The message at the beginning said the exercise would take eight minutes, but my dates were too impatient to let me go through the whole thing, and I got called away pretty close to the beginning, while the message on the headphones was telling me to focus on my breathing. So sadly, I didn't get the opportunity to connect with this painting last night. But I'm sure I'll be back.
Oh! This one was neat. Again, there are headphones, which I think are a little bit of false advertising. It says "listen to people's conversations about whether or not things are art" or something like that, but the way it was phrased, I thought it was like, I don't know, recordings of actual funny conversations people had in the museum that they recorded or something. I mean, I realize that would be kind of creepy, but still, the scripted (and poorly delivered) conversation on that they played for you was pretty weak. However, this little section was still wicked cool. You get to take little tickets and vote on each of the items whether or not they are art.
I got it wrong.
Here's a view of Lake Merritt from the gardens. How amazing is that going to look when the 12th Street Bridge project is all finished? OMG.
So, as much fun as I had in the art gallery, I have to admit that I'm not actually much of an art person. Or really an art person at all. I love history, though, and I love history museums, so I was like, salivating all day yesterday at the prospect of getting to go after work and see what they'd done with the history gallery. Sadly, our time there was kind of rushed because they were about to close.
But from what we were able to see, it is super, super cool — even cooler than what they've done with the art. There are just neat little surprises every which way you turn, and all sorts of boxes and drawers and chests and stuff to open and find neat new treats inside. I loved this wall about the Europeans coming to California on their big ships, although the waves out the little window made me kind of dizzy after a while.
And just like they promised during that presentation in December, they really do have all sorts of ways they encourage people to participate with the exhibits.
The first thing I noticed when I walked into the room was the bulletin board, and a note on it that said something like "The new Oakland Museum is awesome!". And I thought that was so great, and I knew I had to take a picture of it. But then I walked into it more, and I saw that it was even cooler than I had thought. The sign above the desk explained that they used to take naturalists on the the ships so they could draw pictures of the new species they encountered. So I guess it was supposed to be, like, the naturalist's desk. And they had paper and pencils and this bulletin board, and I looked at the bulletin board again, and I saw that most people had not written notes like the one that had caught my attention at first, but drawn pictures of birds. Like the ship naturalists! It was really neat.
So of course I just had to draw one of my own. I tried to think of something an explorer would find in California, so I decided I would draw a wolf. It didn't end up looking like a wolf at all, I'm afraid. Or like anything. I mean, maybe a cross between a badly drawn owl and dog and fox. Really badly drawn. I can't draw anything. And even if I could, I am not sure exactly what a wolf looks like. But I thought the idea was just so neat I had to play along.
Here is my favorite of the pictures people had drawn. If you can't read it, the note says "I saw this in my garden this morning. What is it?" Hahaha!
They had a great little exhibit about the Gold Rush. Part of it was you could look at different careers and see how much they paid during the Gold Rush. Then they had a calculator and a formula so you could see how much this job would pay now. I picked one up and it was for a cook. This was interesting to me because I used to be a cook. It said that in the Gold Rush, a cook for the miners would earn like $450 a week. I was shocked! Forget multiplying it by 28 or whatever, that's like how much I used to make like five years ago cooking at a Michelin starred restaurant! OMG.
Also in the Gold Rush section, they had this like tree stump that instructed you to sit on it and when you did, it was like you were in a photo booth. Which made me want to take a picture. Which I did, of das88. He said I could use it on the blog, but only if I made it sepiatone. So I did. Say hi!
There was so much cool stuff going on all over the history gallery, and we really did just have to completely dash through it, which was a little sad. But also made me very excited about going back, because there are so many cool toys to play with. They've got this one like, electronic map table that you can touch and go over with a computer magnifying glass and move pictures all around — okay, I'm going to stop trying to explain that one because I know what I'm saying is making no sense. But trust me, it's like straight out of CSI.
And in several different spots in the history gallery, they invite visitors to share their experience of California. Like, they'll have a wall that asks "What do you remember about these years?" and in front of it index cards and tape and pencils. The wall in the photo below is a big long timeline, and it asks visitors to write on a post-it note what they think was the most important thing that happened since 1975 and put it up on the wall in the spot for the year it happened.
I loved looking at all the different kinds of responses people had for this. I thought the photo below captured the kind of mix pretty well. There was another note right below the Prop 13 one that was like "My daughter was born and has brought joy to my life every single day ever since" or something like that.
Here's another of their cool little photo booth stations. This one has a bunch of labels that you can pick and hold in front of yourself, like you're an exhibit too. All the choices were pretty cute. I was pretty amused by the ones dto510 and das88 picked.
Okay, enough of my photos. But I hope you get the idea. The new Oakland Museum is wicked cool. They have done an incredible job with their renovation, and I cannot wait to go back. Not only can I not wait to go back, but I can't wait to take other people there too. I am so dragging both my little sisters there when they come visit me this summer, even though they will totally bitch and whine about how museums are boring and they want to go to Union Square instead, because I know that once they get there, they are going to flip out over how cool it is and they're going to have a great time and won't be able to stop talking about it.
So, in conclusion, go to the Museum. It's awesome. As I'm sure you've heard, they are going to open for 31 straight hours this weekend to celebrate the re-opening, and they're going to have all sorts of crazy events, and they're trying to make #CALIFORNIA a trending topic on twitter on Saturday night, and it is all going to be free all weekend. But of course if you don't want to brave the crowds, you just go and check it out next week or something. They're open until 8 on both Thursdays and Fridays!
And, of course, you can always become a member of the museum, and then you can go visit anytime you want, as much as you want, for free.
Oh, and for higher quality pictures and some great information about the renovation, check out the excellent story about the reopening from last weekend's Trib.


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The 27-year-old has been out since the World Cup with a cruciate knee ligament injury, and he could opt to miss the final games of his club's season even if he is fit to return before their campaign finishes. It means he remains a doubt for England's clash in Estonia, their final European qualifier before a summer break.
"Obviously, I've got to play for my club before then, that's a decision for later," said Owen on the possibility of returning to face Estonia. "I haven't thought about what game or anything like that."
Owen was injured in June against Sweden and has visited Dr Richard Steadman for treatment on his knee.
The former Liverpool striker believes it could be more beneficial to continue his rehabilitation rather than play in the final games of the season, particularly if Newcastle have little to play for.
"If I'm fit to play in the last one or two games of the season, it might be wise to continue with my strength programme and maybe play a couple of games behind closed doors," he added.
"I haven't started running yet, that's the next step, and if it goes well then it'll be onwards and upwards.
"No-one has said I can't play this season and it gives me hope and belief. If I don't, it'll be next season."
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Chlorinated to disinfect. Chlorination produces By- products which are toxic. It is only effective against dental decay as a surface treatment (use Toothpaste instead). Once swallowed it has no effect on teeth. Bottles water is a food product regulated under the food standard code (mandatory compliance). Tap water is not regulated as a food product and is compared with the Australian drinking water guidelines (not mandatory compliance).
Trihalomethanes (THMs) are chemical compounds in which three of the four hydrogen atoms of methane (CH4) are replaced by halogen atoms. Many trihalomethanes find uses in industry as solvents or refrigerants. THMs are also environmental pollutants, and many are considered carcinogenic. - google.com
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"Long-term drinking of chlorinated water appears to increase a person's risk of developing bladder cancer as much as 80 percent,"as documented in a study published in the Journal of the National Cancer Institute. Some 45,000 Americans are diagnosed every year with bladder cancer.
"The drinking of chlorinated water has finally been officially linked to an increased incidence of colon cancer. An epidemiologist at Oak Ridge Associated Universities completed a study of colon cancer victims and non-cancer patients and concluded that the drinking of chlorinated water for 15 years or more was conducive to a high rate of colon cancer," according to Health Freedom News, January/February 1987.
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Time will tell.


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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - March 14, 1991, New Braunfels, Texas SportsPage 8 Herald-Zeltung, New Braunfels, Texas Thursday, Mardi 14, 1991 Local Sports THURSDAY 7130 p rn — b<tM*Oul> Hays al New bt dun twit varsity THURSDAY SATURDAY Baseball Snntison Valley varsity ml Goo /albs tournament FRIDAY 4 16pm - Baseball Canyon varsity ar Randolph Sp rn Soccer Smillison Valley JV, varsity at San Marcos 6 p rn — Soccer Lockhart at Near Braun leis JV. varsity 7 p in — Soccer Clemens al Canyon varsity SATURDAY Tra'Jt and trek! Canyon. Near Braunfels and BfuMwon Valley boys and girts at Kenvil ie I ivy Anltei Relays NIT National Invitation Tournamant All limas CST First Round Wadnssday, March 13 Providence 96. James Madison 93.20T Cincinnati 62, Ball State 55 Wisconsin 87. Bowing Green 79. OT Colorado 71. Michigan 64 Southern Illinois 75, Boise State 74 Stanford GT Houston 86 Streety resigning , Unicom AD to take over at Madison By TOM LABINSKI Sports Editor After a 17-year career which saw the New Braunfels Unicorns become recognized as a state power in football, Jim Streety will accept the position of athletic director and head football coach at San Antonio Madison High School tonight. "His resignation is not official yet, but he verbally told me on Monday of his intentions to resign," said New Braunfels ISD Superintendent Charles Bradberry. Streety declined to comment on either his resignation or his new position until after today's 7 p.m. meeting of the North East School District's board of trustees. His hiring is expected to be approved at that time. After serving as an assistant coach for the Unicorns for seven years, Streety was named athletic director and head coach on March 12,1974. Under Streety, New Braunfels advanced to the state playoffs eight times and compiled a 149-44-2 record. The Unicorns reached the 'It's going to be tough to replace a legend/ Charles Bradberry, NBISD superintendent Class 4A state semifinals in 1982, 1983, 1985 and 1986. New Braunfels was the winningest 4A team in the state during the 1980s, as the Unicorns won 99 games. In 1988, Streety and his staff were selected to coach the South team in the Texas high school all-star game. Streety, a former president of die Texas High School Coaches Association, guided the Unicorns to the 5A playoffs last fall — their first season in the state's largest classification since 1975 Despite having the smallest enrollment of any 5A school in Region IV, New Braunfels was the undefeated champion is District 25-5A in 1990, falling in the first round of the playoffs to the same Madison tc&m Streety is set to inherit. Bradberry said the search for a new athletic director would begin as soon as Strecty's resignation becomes official. "It's going to be tough to replace a legend, but we're going to try to find someone who can be another legend," he said. "In my opinion, Jim Streety's the best there is." Streety has turned down various job offers the last three years, Bradberry said, but Madison presented Streety with too good of an opportunity to pass up. "It's (North East ISD's) biggest high school and they have a lot of individual talent, so there is a lot of potential there," Bradberry said, adding Streety was happy to still be able to live in New Braunfels despite the change of jobs. The position at Madison became vacant in February when Mark Saunders resigned after a three-year stint at the school. The Mavericks finished third in District 26-5 A in 1990, reaching the playoffs with a 5-7-1 record. Scoreboard $11.00 & $9.00 SPECIAL VIP SEATING AVAILABLE Thursday, March 14 Fairloigh Dickinson (224) at Siena (23 9). 6 30p rn Fordham (24 7) at South Florida (1*10). 6:30pm Coppin State (19 10) at Southwest MIS sour! State (21-11), 7 05 p m Alabama Birmingham (18 12) al Memphis State (16 14), 7:30p.m Rice (16 13) at Arkansas State (21 6). I 30p rn Tulsa (18 ll) al Oklatioma (16 14). 7 30 Tickets on Sale at the Strahan Coliseum Box Office. CHARGE TICKETS BY PHONE on VISA or MC CALL (512) 245*2272 (Service Charges May Apply) Jim StreetyCHS sends 11 lifters to regionals Address: Telephone:_j Answers to Hunter's Quiz III: I. antlers, hides; II. quar- J ter, III. pellet; IV. hawk, owl; V. from a roost. Watch The New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung for the I announcement of the winner. I I_____________________________-J r I HUNTER'S QUIZ IV 20-footers by Anderson. id Green. But Manning's spinning layup in the paint 16 seconds later put Los Angeles ahead to stay and Smith clinched it with four free throws and a blocked shot in the final 33 seconds. Willie Anderson hit his first seven shots, scored 20 points in the first half and led the Spurs with 27. lippers knock SA into a tie for Midwest lead COS ANGELES (AP) — David Robinson picked a bad time for another poor showing at the Sports Arena. The Los Angeles Clippers got Robinson into early loul trouble again and Charles Smith had nine of his 21 points down the stretch as they ended San Antonio's fivc-gamc winning streak with a 97-93 victory on Wednesday night. The defeat, coupled with Utah's overtime win against Boston, put the Spurs and Jazz in a virtual tie for first place in the Midwest Division, with San Antonio still ahead by six percentage points. Robinson had just 14 points before fouling out with 6'/j minutes rcmain-ng and the Spurs trailing by seven. he NBA's leading reboundcr has tot'd only 20 points and 12 rebounds his last two visits lo the Sports ena. "I don't know what the story is in this building this year,'' Robinson said "Fouls really haven't been a big NBA All Times CST EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division W L Pct. GB x Boston 47 17 734 — Philadelphia 34 28 548 12 New York 31 32 492 15% Washington 23 39 371 23 Miami 20 42 323 26 New Jeisey 19 43 306 27 Central Division x Chicago 46 15 754 — Detroit 40 24 625 7% Milwaukee 38 26 594 9% Atlanta 35 28 556 12 Indiana 29 33 468 17% Cleveland 22 40 355 24% Charlotte 18 44 290 28% WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division W L Pct. GB San Antonio 40 20 667 — Utah 41 21 661 — Houston 37 24 607 3% Dallas 23 38 377 17% Orlando 21 40 344 19% Minnesota 19 41 317 21 Denver Pacific Division 17 44 .279 23% x-Portland 46 16 742 — x-LA Lakers 45 18 714 1% Phoenix 43 19 694 3 Golden State 33 28 541 12% Seattle 30 32 484 16 LA Clippers 22 41 349 24% Sacramento 17 x-clinched playoff berth Wednesday s Gamas 43 283 28 Detroit 94. Charlotte 83 New York 102. Philadelphia 94 Dallas 98. Seattle 96 Chicago 102, Milwaukee 101 Utah 112. Boston 109. OT Phoenix 116. Portland 108 LA Clippers 97, San Antonio 93 Today's Gamas Milwaukee at Cleveland. 6 30 p m Detroit at New Jersey. 6 30 p rn Miami at New York.6:30p rn Orlando at Houston, 7:30 p rn Minnesota at Denver. 8 30p rn San Antonio at Golden State. 9 30 p m Indiana at Saciamento. 9 30 p rn problem for mc. This has been the only building that I haven't even gotten into the game either time we play ed here. "I don't think it was anything they did. We came out and started the game pretty strong, but we let them get too many offensive boards in the second quarter. Of course, I didn't get a chance to play much in the second quarter." The game was barely 17 minutes old when Robinson, held to a career-low six points on Feb. 22 in the Spurs' 107-101 loss at the Sports Arena, got his third foul and went to the bench for the rest of the half. The score was lied at 51-51 at halftime. Ken Norman relumed to the lineup after a five-game absence due to a sprained ankle and scored 12 points as six Clippers scored in double figures. Danny Manning and Ron Harper each had 17 points. After Robinson fouled out, the Spurs cut the margin to 85-83 on a fast-break layup by David Wingate with 4:23 to play and tied it 72 seconds later on a pair of free throws by Sidney Green. They took a 91-90 lead, their first of the second half, with 1:38 left on consecutive RULES: 1. Answer each question. (All answers can be found in TEXAS HUNTING GUIDE 1990-91 available at Doc's Guns and other hunting license stations.) ' 2. All responses must be sent by mail to Hunting Contest, c/o New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung Sports Editor, P.O. Drawer 311328, New Braunfels, Texas 78130-1328. 3. There will be four quizzes of five questions each. 4. Answers will be published the following week — your response must be in before next Thursday. 5. Answers will be judged by correctness and by earliest postmark date on the envelope. 6. Prize is a Ruger 10/22 rifle given by Doc's Guns. TRUE OR FALSE Circle your answer T F I. The turkey tag on the hunting license that specifies "Fall or Spring" may not be used for either the Fall or Spring season. T F II. Turkey is a non-migratory bird and may be shot one hour after sunset. T F III. In Texas, licensed hunters need a spe cial stamp to hunt turkeys. T F IV. The spring turkey season in Comal Co. runs from April 6 to May 5. I F V. Hunters may not hunt turkey from a vehicle on private land. SUBMITTED BY: Name:__ NB at home tonight; SY opens tournament play Canyon's powerlifting team will send ll members to the Region IV meet at Tuloso-Midway High School in Corpus Christi on Saturday. Regional berths were awarded on the basis of best lifts during the regular season. The top IO lifters in each weight class are invited to regionals. Ten Cougars finished among the IO best lifters in their class over the year, while an lith will represent Canyon as an alternate. The highest-ranked Cougar is Chris Steubing, who is the third-ranked lifter in the region in the 220-pound weight class. The senior's best lifts this year have totaled 1,270 pounds. Teammate Casey Kinchloe is the eight-ranked lifter in the division, with lifts of 1, 180 pounds. Canyon will have four lifters in the 181-pound class, led by fifth-seed Miguel Martinez who has lifted 1,155 pounds. Right behind him at #6 is Steve Heam with 1,130 pounds. Brother Michael Heam is ranked ninth at 1,095 pounds and Robert Sauccdo is 10th at 1,065 pounds. Johnny Paniagua and Joey Crisp v/ill represent Canyon in the 123-pound division. Paniagua has lifts of 755 pounds and is ranked sixth, while Crisp is rated seventh at 745 pounds. Jeremy McElroy will lift for Canyon in the 148-pound category, after his 1,080 pounds ranked him sixth in the division. Kelly Kinkaid will serve as an alternate in the 242-pound class. His 1,080 pounds placed him 12th in the division. He will compete if two other lifters in his class do not make their weight limit on Saturday. The lop three lifters in each division on Saturday will compete at the March 30 state meet in College Station. By JOE BELK Start Writer New Braunfels hosLs Hays in a rare Thursday night game, while Smithson Valley opens play in its final tournament of the year today. The Unicorns, who evened their record at 5-5 with a Tuesday night 12-2 victory over Clemens, hope to rise above .500 when the Rebels visit Unicom Field for a 7:30 p.rn game Grant Hodges pitched a six-hitter on Tuesday, leaving Lorenzo Saucedo as a probable starter for today's contest. Brian Martinez could also see time on the mound. New Braunfels starts district play next Tuesday at home against Harlan-dale, and the Unicorns have only two non-district games bcfwe entering 25-5A action Smithson Valley, which improved to 7-3 with a 21 -9 win over Floresville on I uesday, starts the Gonzales tour nameni today. The Rangers draw a tough opening opponent, beginning the tournament against Yoakum. The Bulldogs beat Smithson Valley last season, then went on to the 3A playoffs. On Friday, Smithson Valley will find itself in either a rematch or a glimpse of the future The Rangers' second-round foe will be either Floresville — the team Smithson Valley routed on Tuesday — or District 26-4A rival I-ockhart The Rangers enter die tournament with their enure pitching staff avajl- Wes Penoioza hurdles Floresville catcher Charlie Sanchez to score one of Smithson Valley's 21 runs in Tuesday's game. The Rangers could meet the Tigers again in the Gonzales tournament, which begins today (Photo by Erik Karlsson) able, as Matt Gawlik, Jason Long and John Belcher went two innings the past two games for the Rangers Jason IjiRue all should have fresh against the Tigers on Tuesday before after never before pitching a high amis after several days of rest. Mike Pfeiffer — who has pitched in school game — came in to relieve. THURSDAY, MARCH 14 7:30 PM STRAHAN COLISEUM ;
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Riele: The WanderingMature
The man from the northern tribe was called Laurence, or Ren for short, and he was an excellent tribe. "They went east?" I questioned as he led me along.
Ren turned to look at me and picked up a rock but not just one laying on the ground. It was carved with the symbol of my people and usually hug as a necklace on a neck of one of the women. "This your tribe"
"Yes" I choked seeing the blood splattered all over it. I turned by back on it leaning on a tree trying to get a steady breath of air.
"I'm sure some of them will be okay, Riele" he tried to reassure but I was thinking of Celie. Was she safe? Was mother protecting her? Was the tribe protecting her? Or had they abadoned her behind in fear of her slowing them down.
I turned round and started east again. "I have to find her"
"Who?" Ren questioned.
"My sister, Celie. She's not safe" I said and Ren suddenly caught my wrist. "Let go! I have to go protect her"
Ren was looking past me through terrified. I turned my eyes round too and saw it. The little boy that use to play with Celie. Strings of flesh were hanging from his mouth and he struggled to walk as he dragged along his broken foot. I reached back for an arrow but hesitated.
This was a kid I was looking at. Barely seven years old. As I thought that though my eyes strayed to his and saw nothing but a roaring hunger and the blood matting the tips of his fringe.
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Ren swallowed and started to pull me back. Our retreat angered the boy and he screamed drawing about three other kids out of the undergrowth. "Shoot" I said looking around checking and praying they weren't Celie relaxing when they weren't.
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It's fun under the sun with your friends!
Quezon Province is one of the famous getaways near Manila. 5-6 hours travel time. 🏖
We rent a car to take us there in Padre Burgos town. The package per person is Php 680.00 this includes island hopping tour to sandbar, kwebang lampas, dampalitan and borawan. It also comes with utensils for cooking, speaker and light at night + tent.
Kwebang Lampas or Puting Buhangin is our second stop for island hopping. Here we had our lunch, perfect for swimming and sunbathing.  The sand is perfectly fine, you can either go to the cave and it is surrounded with palm trees. I enjoyed staying in this island but please take care of yourself because there's a lot of jelly fish and sea urchins.
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You want to experience Boracay-ish beaching? Head on to Kwebang Lampas in Pagbilao, Quezon. It's just four to five hours away from Manila. All you need is a tent, pocket money, and chummies. :) Make sure to put on sunblock because you might not be able to resist being out in the sun the whole day. Its captivating clear waters and polvoron-like shore will definitely satisfy your Boracay dream. Day tour is from 6am to 4pm, overnight stay is from 4pm to 6am. #lakasmakabora
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You can actually go here from Manila by car. Used google maps to reach the place and entered Puting Buhangin. When you reach Pagbilao Grande Island, you'll pass through a power plant facility and an almost 10-minute drive rough road. Then, you can park your car in a "mini-port" (100 pesos for parking fee) where you have to pay for a 25-peso boat ride toward the island where Kwebang Lampas is. Its actually only a ten-second boat ride, then when when you reach Kwebang Lampas, you have to walk for 5 minutes toward the actual white beach. The beach is actually owned by a foreigner and is called Lukang Beach. There is an entrance fee of (50 pesos if I remember correctly).
The beach is small, but has fine white sand, almost close to Boracay. As the name Kwebang Lampas implies, there's a cave where you can swim as well. If you want to stay here overnight, you can pitch a tent for a fee as well. I would be returning to this place, but surely not during summer because its crowded during this season.
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Visited this place last summer with friends. We rented a small boat to bring us here for 1,500. We paid 180 pesos for an overnight camping fee. For me, this beach is way better than Cagbalete because of the low tide
The water is cold and refreshing, sand is white but not that fine, the cave is cool. The locals are very accommodating.Must bring drinking water and food. No electricity but has sufficient signal for Globe and Smart and maybe Sun Cellular. There are a lot of mosquitoes at night.
Water for show or other needs will be your big challenge here. Fresh water is limited so you need to pay 50.00 pesos per container. Don't expect too much when it comes to the restroom.
I suggest to just visit the island on a day tour and spend the night at Borawan Island. The beach is almost the same but better facilities.
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Puting Buhangin at Kwebang Lampas, Pagbilao Quezon
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Over-crowded. Warm water. If you wanna swim, you have to learn how to negotiate with fellow swimmers and boats waiting for passengers.
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Another hidden paradise in Quezon. This beach is not so accessible,. You have to travel for about 5-6 hours to get here or it depends with the driver, Our driver said he can get there for about 4hrs but unforunately we encounter some traffic on our way to Pagbilao then A few transfers from boat or a bit of trekking to get there .Kwebang Lampas was not big as i expected but for sure Nature-lovers and adventure-seekers love this place because of crystal clear water and white sand
✔Bring your own food, tent, water, and lamp if you intend to stay for overnight. The care taker have a sari-sari store but expect for a much higher price. They have soft drinks, junk foods and noodles. If you want to take a bath you have to pay for the water for Php50 per container(30liters). They already have comfort rooms. No electricity yet.
One of my great summer adventure!:)))
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warns that "Rouhani wants to hoodwink, and some in the world want to be hoodwinked."
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I have been addicted to rhubarb this summer. My mother has more than they can eat, so she's generously sharing with me. I can't get enough of it! I recently wrote a post about how to freeze rhubarb and I'm looking forward to having lots on hand during the cold winter. It's funny, because my love of rhubarb is a relatively new thing. I have eaten it in the past, mostly in pies and other desserts, but it's just been this summer that I have decided to start experimenting with it in other ways. I even like it plain — I like the tartness of it for some reason.
It has been a hot summer here in Denver, and while I normally drink a lot of water and iced herbal tea, sometimes I just want something cold, fresh, and fruity. This raspberry rhubarb limeade recipe hits the spot. The tartness of the rhubarb and lime is perfectly balanced by the sweetness of fresh raspberries. Definitely a great way to hydrate on a hot summer and feel like you're getting a bit of a treat! Super simple to make and oh so delicious!
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For a team with championship aspirations, the Cleveland Cavaliers are looking a little vulnerable.
Derrick Rose (FSY) scored 24 points, Kirk Hinrich (FSY) had 23 and the Chicago Bulls gave their playoff hopes a big boost by surviving some shaky free-throw shooting down the stretch to beat the Cavaliers 109-108 with James on the sideline Thursday night.
"It's a big win," Hinrich said. "We definitely needed it. We let a lot of opportunities slip by and it just feels good to take advantage of it."
The Bulls moved into an eighth-place tie with Toronto in the Eastern Conference with one more meeting between the teams. Although the Raptors already own the tiebreaker, Chris Bosh (FSY) is injured.
Whoever comes out ahead figures to meet Cleveland in the first round, no easy task no matter how banged up the Cavaliers are. While James sat for precautionary reasons, Antawn Jamison suffered a bruised right foot while scoring 23 points, and both are questionable for Friday's game against Indiana. Throw in Shaquille O'Neal's (FSY) thumb injury, and the league's top team isn't exactly a picture of health.
"Even without LeBron, we gave the crowd a show," said Mo Williams (FSY), who scored a season-high 35 points. "They paid those high-priced tickets. I think it was worth it."
Luol Deng (FSY) had 22 points and 10 rebounds, Joakim Noah (FSY) added 17 points and 15 boards, and the Bulls prevailed even though Rose and Deng each missed two free throws in the final 15 seconds.
Chicago let a 12-point third-quarter lead disappear and couldn't put Cleveland away after going back up by seven in the fourth. They made enough stops down the stretch, though.
"That was big," Deng said. "Missing the free throws, you never feel good about that. We did a good job of stopping them."
The Cavaliers were leading 108-107 after Williams' three-pointer with 1:29 remaining. Noah answered with a tip-in to put Chicago back on top, and the Bulls hung on.
Taj Gibson (FSY) blocked Williams' layup with 26 seconds left, and Williams missed a turnaround jumper with Hinrich draped on him. Deng then missed two free throws after getting fouled on the rebound with 14.4 seconds left, but the Cavaliers couldn't take advantage after he missed both shots. Anderson Varejao (FSY) put up an airball on a jumper after a few head fakes and Moon had a layup blocked by Noah with 1.9 seconds left.
Rose missed two free throws, but Noah got the rebound, preserving the victory.
"The play was designed for Mo," Cavaliers coach Mike Brown said. "We know they were blitzing his pick-and-rolls. We ran a pick-and-roll play and changed the angle. Noah did a terrific job of catching up to the play and trying to double-team the ball. Andy was wide open from 15 feet. He's got to shoot that. He's got to feel the clock. He's got to shoot that shot when he's that wide open."
With the league's best record locked up and the playoffs approaching, Brown is taking a cautious approach with James. The last thing he needs is to see his superstar go down like Bosh, who suffered a facial injury against the Cavaliers, or Milwaukee's Andrew Bogut (FSY).
So James watched from the sideline dressed in a suit.
"It was much needed," Williams said. "He takes a pounding, being knocked down on the court."
NOTES: Williams scored 12 on four three-pointers in the fourth, and Jamario Moon (FSY) added nine of his 14 in the quarter. ... G Delonte West (FSY) missed his second straight game with lower back spasms. ... Sebastian Telfair (FSY) had eight points in his first appearance since the Cavaliers acquired him from the Los Angeles Clippers in a three-team deal. Telfair had been sidelined since Jan. 20, when he injured his groin during a Clippers game against Chicago. ... The Bulls' remaining games are at New Jersey on Friday and at Toronto on Sunday. They host Boston on April 13 and visit Charlotte the following day.
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Wieland-Gumlich aldehyde
|Other names
Caracurine VII, Deacetyldiaboline
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|310.40 g·mol−1
Except where otherwise noted, data are given for materials in their standard state (at 25 °C [77 °F], 100 kPa).
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The so-called Wieland-Gumlich aldehyde (6) is an indoline derived by chemical degradation from strychnine. This compound is of some commercial interest as a chemical intermediate. It was first synthesized in 4 steps from strychnine (1)[1][2][3] by Walter Gumlich and Koozoo Kaziro working in the laboratory of Heinrich Wieland. This degradation study was part of an attempt to elucidate the chemical structure of strychnine.
This degradation takes place through conversion of strychnine to the oxime 2 using amyl nitrite, Beckmann fragmentation of 2 to the carbamic acid 3 by use of thionyl chloride, decarboxylation of 3 to nitrile 4, and nucleophilic displacement of cyanide by barium hydroxide to give hemiacetal 5, which is in equilibrium with the Wieland-Gumlich aldehyde (6).
The Wieland-Gumlich aldehyde reverts to strychnine in a single reaction using malonic acid, acetic anhydride and sodium acetate in acetic acid.[4]
The Wieland-Gumlich aldehyde has been used in the industrial synthesis of alcuronium chloride (Alloferin) via dimerization.[5]
- ^ Wieland, H.; Gumlich, W. (1932) Über einige neue Reaktionen der Strychnos - Alkaloide. XI Justus Liebigs Annalen der Chemie 494(1):191-200. (original report of fragmentation of the strychnine lactam ring)
- ^ Wieland H.; Kaziro, K. (1933) Abbauversuche vom Isonitroso-strychnin aus. Über Strychnos-Alkaloide. XIII Justus Liebigs Annalen der Chemie 506(1):60–76. (definitive characterization of the Wieland-Gumlich aldehyde)
- ^ Witkop B. (1992) Remembering Heinrich Wieland (1877-1957) Portrait of an Organic Chemist and Founder of Modern Biochemistry Med. Res. Rev. 12(3):195-274. (Witkop notes [p. 220] that "Wieland and Kaziro studied the Beckmann rearrangement of this oxime and the loss of hydrogen cyanide to yield an aldehyde, that should correctly be called Wieland-Kaziro aldehyde, but became known and accepted as Wieland-Gumlich aldehyde...")
- ^ F. A. L. Anet, R. Robinson, Chem. Ind. (London) 1953, 245.
- ^ Alkaloids: Nature's Curse or Blessing? Manfred Hesse. Wiley, 2002. See pp. 230-232. ISBN 978-3-90639-024-6


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Demetreus heard all this commotion downstairs, and they both got scared.
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Ellnar waited at the entrance to the Pass, calming herself, fear still evident in her eyes, but relief that her master was okay.
Jonrah took a moment to soothe her, repeating 'Everything is okay', to her, and himself.
As she calmed down, the bond between them was restored, and it seemed that Ellnar had entirely forgotten about the terrifying situation Jonrah had put her in. He was thankful for that. He didn't want her to resent him.
The rocks piled up to three feet high, creating a new surface in the Raggen Pass. No doubt the patrol was buried beneath the rubble, making Jonrah's task even harder.
Ensuring that Ellnar was calm, he left her outside the entrance, knowing that she would not be able to traverse the new terrain, let alone want to.
Jonrah was more steady on his feet, however, and as he jumped from rock to rock, trusting that they would hold firm, he came across the first mangled body. This man had taken a blow to the head, but that was not what had killed him. A thin stream of congealed blood was stuck to his forehead, emerging from his helmet. But his upper body was all that could be seen. The rest of him was buried beneath the rocks, no doubt crushing him alive. He could have been unconscious, but it would have been a slow death either way.
Only a few yards further, Jonrah encountered the second man. He looked moderately unharmed, save for the large rock pinning his left leg to the ground. He was still alive, and groaning, slipping in and out of consciousness. Jonrah would have left him to die under any other circumstances, maybe even finished off the job himself, but he needed this one alive. For now.
The rock was incredibly heavy, and as Jonrah lifted it from the man's leg, he saw that it had been broken by the weight. Bone was poking through the shins, and blood was pooling in the sandy earth.
He would not be able to escape, but he was alive enough to provide the help that Jonrah needed.
Upon arrival back at Ellnar's location, Jonrah threw the man from his shoulder, having carried him all the way. He landed against a rock, perching himself up, and seemed to be fully unconscious.
Jonrah did not want to show compassion towards the people that were responsible for his wife's death and his son's kidnap, but he needed this bastard alive, so taking out his water bottle, treated his captive to some refreshing liquid, which seemed to stir him.
After several seconds, the man opened his eyes, looking around the familiarise himself with his surroundings.
'Am I dead?' the man asked, removing his helmet to reveal his face. Younger than Jonrah had expected, only eighteen or maybe nineteen. Too young for the horrors of The Eden. The boy asked again, 'Am I dead?'
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When you put the visor on, the opportunities for awesomeness are immediately obvious. The rush of excitement when you first enter virtual reality gives way to another wave when you think about the amazing apps people will build as the technology becomes more widespread.
Here are some we'd like to see.
1. The Virtual Hotel Rooms App
The first couple of ideas were largely inspired by memories of lying in a small damp tent at a festival, and trying to see the potential in that bleak situation.
Imagine if you could whack on your VR headset before you get into your tent and trick yourself into thinking you're crawling into a cosy nest. Or a cave with a big fire lit inside? Or an igloo?
We imagine this being sort of like the ARI (Added Reality Interface) in Heavy Rain, but with a more specific purpose.
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This technology has applications outside festivals too (obviously). Imagine testing new interior design styles in your house? Or taking tours of the world's most famous sites from your living room.
2. The Backstage Pass App
We always wondered what artists get up to backstage - the mind runs wild when you try to imagine. Are they doing yoga back there? Are they nervous, or just kicking back with a beer? Or just munching through tubs of vanilla ice cream (according to rumour, Snoop demands access a full freezer of vanilla ice at each show).
This would be a really cool feature to offer to VIPs at a festival: it's not quite the same as meeting your favourite band backstage, but seeing them preparing for their set in real-time is quite special.
Maybe they should be allowed a small private area though, to indulge in any pre-show 'activities' that demand privacy.
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The logical next step: how about being on the stage?
This could see the band wearing 360° cameras on their heads, and you choose which one you want to be. Or there could be a camera on a plinth in the middle of the stage offering a fixed view – even more epic.
However it's done, we'd have to be careful to avoid an Inception scenario where you can see yourself in the crowd from the stage, because who knows what would happen in that situation? Our guess - based on science fiction films - is that some sort of paradox would unfold and you'd cease to exist. A bit of a downer during a festival.
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Sitting in the stuffed and stuffy train carriage home inspired this one.
Imagine if you could augment your train ride with virtual reality, and ride the world famous Orient Express back from Reading.
This thing gets turned into a car when viewed through VR headset, so seats and tables could easily be used as anchor points.
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You could also use this on sardine-can flights to pretend you're flying a chartered private jet. Although the megaphone-wielding flight attendants will still be able to shatter the illusion by yelling in your face to buy a scratch card (or a drink, watch, sandwich, magazine or rental car).
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We're going to call it now: a VR equivalent of Periscope will be built that allows people to live stream their life with a 360° GoPro-esque camera. People will be able to tune in and out as they please.
There may even be a Chat Roulette thing going on where you drop into a random broadcast. Who knows what we'll see!
Think 'Being John Malkovich' but instead of John Malkovich you're dropped into Greg from Grimsby.
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