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Hampton Inn & Suites Ocala - Belleview
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Hampton Inn & Suites Ocala - Belleview
About the Hotel
Property Location
With a stay at Hampton Inn & Suites Ocala - Belleview in Ocala, you'll be in the suburbs and close to Don Garlits Museum of Racing and SummerGlenn Golf Club. This hotel is within the region of Florida Horse Park and Country Club Of Ocala.
Make yourself at home in one of the 109 air-conditioned rooms featuring plasma televisions. Complimentary wired and wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and digital programming provides entertainment. Private bathrooms with bathtubs or showers feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include safes and desks, as well as phones with free local calls.
Enjoy recreational amenities such as an outdoor pool and a 24-hour fitness center. This hotel also features complimentary wireless Internet access and a television in a common area.
A complimentary hot/cold buffet breakfast is included.
Business, Other Amenities
Featured amenities include complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access, a 24-hour business center, and express check-in. Planning an event in Ocala? This hotel has facilities measuring 900 square feet (81 square meters), including a meeting room. Free self parking is available onsite.
Hotel Facilities
- Free WiFi
- Conference space size (feet) - 900
- Express check-out
- Roll-in shower
- Laundry facilities
- Elevator/lift
- Television in common areas
- Free breakfast
- Multilingual staff
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- In-room accessibility
- Smoke-free property
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Outdoor pool
- Accessible bathroom
- 24-hour fitness facilities
- 24-hour front desk
- Total number of rooms - 109
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Express check-in
- Number of floors - 4
- 24-hour business center
- Conference space size (meters) - 81
- One meeting room
- Free self parking
Room Facilities
- Hair dryer
- Refrigerator (on request)
- Digital TV service
- Coffee/tea maker
- Air conditioning
- Private bathroom
- Desk
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Free local calls
- Free weekday newspaper
- Iron/ironing board
- Microwave (on request)
- Free WiFi
- Phone
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Free toiletries
- In-room safe
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Plasma TV
- Bathtub or shower
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
Hotel Policy
Know Before You Go
- Children 17 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.
- The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.

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Moved into a house with a strange heating and hot water pump arrangement.
Flow from gas boiler goes through a pump (SMC Comet Controller) with two outlets, - one to the indirect copper cylinder coils ( with valve) and the other outlet through another pump to the microbore heating radiator system.
The three way pump is noisy and I fear will need replacement.
Are they still made or is there a better way of doing the job.?
I was a plumber 30 years ago but havnt seen anything like this before.
Could It Be A Old Copper Radiant Floor Heating System???
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Wilday: Yes, tilt control will be included - it's not difficult to do. Fundamentally, though, the whole tilt control thing is rubbish… it's no compensation for rumble.
How have you found working on PlayStation 3? Have you been able to make the game that you envisioned at the start?
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Laws on the use of mobile phones in cars should be reviewed in light of United States' research showing they severely slow reaction time, says Narelle Howarth, a senior researcher with Monash University's Accident Research Centre.
She said the research added to growing evidence that showed hands-free sets may not significantly reduce the risk of accidents.
"What's significant about this research is that it focuses on the effects of mobile phone conversation," Ms Howarth said. "Phone conversations can be very demanding and I think, up till recently, there has been an assumption that it was just the actually dialling or holding the phone up to the ear that posed the danger."
Under Victorian law, speaking on a hand-held mobile phone while driving is an offence - but using a hands-free set is legal.
University of Utah research, published last week, found drivers were more than twice as likely to miss stop signals while on the mobile.
"We found that conversing on either a hand-held or hands-free phone led to significant decrements in simulated driving performance," the report said. "We suggest that phone use disrupts performance by diverting attention."


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The food is ok but could use some improvementing,the wait isn't bad.Parking is good with lots of places to park.Good location as well as being close to everything.Prices are good compared to what you get for the money.
Pizza is great, crust is thin and crispy not a lot of tomato sauce which works for me
the wings are so good, ..better than any wing shops for sure !!
The pizza was really good. The shrimp salad was basic, small, and not very good. We ordered bleu cheese dressing and she gave us the wrong dressing the charged us for extra dressing....although it was her mistake! She was clueless about a kids meal which consisted of 3 chicken wings and about 10 fries. Portion sizes are TOO SMALL for...
This is a pizza place so if you are celiac stay away. My friends were celebrating here so of course I went also. I ordered a shrimp salad but to be honest I'm not sure if it was safe. The salad was alright, nothing special, basic lettuce and tomatoes with grilled shrimp. Everyone else seemed to love their food. The...
Went on Friday night. There was only one waitress working a rather large dining room. The wait for our pizza took FOREVER!! I asked to omit some ingredients and they still came on the pizza. The pizza was no bigger than a dinner plate had no flavor and maybe only 2 pepperoni slices on each slice of pizza. It wasn't...
This place has the best thin crust pizza I have had in the continental U.S. The only places I have had better was U.S. Navy Chief's Clubs on overseas bases and a place in St. Johns, Newfoundland and another just outside Abidjan in the Ivory Coast, Africa. The crust was crispy and stayed that way the whole time (45 minutes)...
me and my family has been a few times and to be honest each time I have no complaints, which is amazing esp compared to most restaurants around scott and Lafayette aren't that great. either the food is and poor service or vise versa. but at pizza palace we got both good food along with good service!!!! keep up the...
My family and I eat here once a month. There's video games for the kids, a giant TV, friendly folks...and the pizza is wonderful. Ingredients chopped small, thin crispy crust, great service, good selection! There just aren't any family places anymore, but this certainly is one :-) And the fish is really good for a pizza place ;-)
I love pizza and all kinds of pizza, however if you want the thin crust pizza, try Pizza Palace! They have the best thin crust pizza of anywhere. I travel alot and when I pass thru Scott/Lafayette I always stop here to get my pizza fix!!! They also have a bang up fried catfish !!! Love the people and love...
The waiter had an rude attitude to start off with, which eased up until I told them that my daughter didn't like the pizza. She was hungry when we left and in addition I had to pay for the pizza that was thrown in the trash!! Unacceptable! I had a good salad and the cheesesticks were good but the cheese...
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Viacom announced it is using Joost – the peer to peer platform – to distribute its content, instead of Google's YouTube.
A Joost press release stated, "Viacom will be a key content partner and will offer a full range of brands and programming for free to consumers on the innovative Joost distribution platform. Under the agreement, Viacom's divisions – MTV Networks, BET Networks and Paramount Pictures – will provide television and theatrical programming on the Joost platform".
Currently still in beta, "Joost will allow users to have free access to thousands of programs and channels not readily available on the Web. Through Joost, viewers can watch programming from many of Viacom's brands on their computers through a customizable platform with advanced television viewing features such as links that lead to more information or related websites based on the content; and a variety of plug-in applications, such as instant messaging, message boards, and news tickers" the company press release stated.
Founded by Niklas Zennström and Janus Friis – the team that brought us Skype, Joost is powered by a secure, efficient, piracy-proof Internet platform that enables premium interactive video experiences while guaranteeing copyright protection for content owners and creators.
Negotiations between Viacom and YouTube to partner in this area had been discontinued over a month ago, according to reports.
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Discussion in 'Off-topic Zone' started by ROMOSAPIEN9, Oct 26, 2006.
Just wanted to share a photo of my incredibly beautiful and perfect granddaughter with the class.
Muchas Gracias Amigo!
Mommy and baby.
She is beautiful, I am sure you are proud and ready to spoil spoil spoil her.
Congrats Oldtimer.
Watch out for that cutie. I have a strong feeling that Grandpa will spoil that child rotten...because that's the way he rolls!
Spoil her while you can
i see she looks like her momma, which is a good thing
Yep, she's the spitting image of her mommy.
Thanks all for the kind words. And I can assure you that I am and will be spoiling her rotten. That's what grandparents are for.


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John F. Kennedy vows to follow in the footsteps of Franklin Delano Roosevelt in the provision of social services to the retired and elderly. He advocates passage of a federal medical care bill, changes in Social Security benefits, improvements in vocational guidance for retired persons and housing for the aged, and more research into the causes and prevention of diseases associated with advancing age. Includes excerpts from Kennedy's August 14, 1960 speech to senior citizens at Hyde Park National Shrine, the home of Roosevelt, on the 25th anniversary of the signing of the Social Security law.
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- Kennedy, John F. -- (John Fitzgerald), -- 1917-1963.
- Roosevelt, Franklin D. -- (Franklin Delano), -- 1882-1945.
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An Act of FriendshipMature
It was about eight by the time we walked out of the cinema, it was starting to get dark, so we decided to cut across the skateboard park to get to the bus stop faster. Also Amy wanted to walk through in case Sam and Ben were there.
Amy had been flirting with Sam for ages and she herself had quite a crush on Ben, though she wasn't anywhere near as forward about it as Amy was. So, arm in arm we walked giggling down the way to the entrance to the park.
The floodlights in the park came on at about six, so that the die hard skaters could stay out for a few hours after the little kids had been called home by their mothers. The bright lights illuminated the ramps and walkways and the clusters of benches and tables strewn around the place.
There was no sign of Sam and Ben though, the park was mostly empty with just two skaters and a guy on a bike over by the biggest ramp. The boys were being watched by a group of girls who looked to be about the same age as us though I didn't recognise them from college or anything.
The sky had gotten darker on our short walk to the park, clouds heavy with rain filled the sky, so disappointed that we hadn't run into the boys we turned to walk out of the park and go home. We heard laughter and voices as we made our way across the park, on turning we saw that the two skaters and their friend were making their way to the gate we had come in through, and the girls had already started walking off in another direction.
It seemed we weren't the only ones who wanted to get home before the rain started.
We were almost to the road when we heard more laughter behind us, this time it was the girls we had seen earlier, they were now running towards us, seemingly as intent on catching the next bus as we were. As there were more of them, five in total, I stepped out of their way slightly so they could pass on between myself and Amy.
Just before they would pass though they stopped running. I thought at first that maybe one of us had dropped something and the girls had seen this and had picked it up and run after us to return it.
The next few moments seemed like they had been torn from my reality, when I would first try to recall events afterwards I would become confused over details and the order things happened. I guess thats why Amy's mum has trouble looking me in the eye, she blames me for what happened and late at night when I cant sleep I agree with her.
What happened happened because I was trying to protect my friend, but I dont think she will ever find it in her heart to accept that.
"We saw you before," one of the girls called out to us as she stepped forward "we saw you looking at those boys back there, does one of you fancy one of them?"
Amy laughed as she pulled me by the arm towards the gate and away from the girls.
"don't be walking away from us bitches, no one eyes up my boyfriend and gets away with it"
I turned round again to see the girl who had spoken lunge towards us. She lashed out at Amy and before I knew it my friend was lying on the floor, with one girl on her, tearing at her hair and punching her in the face, the others were taking their turns at aiming punches and kicks at Amy's head and in a moment I knew I had to do something to help or these girls might seriously hurt my friend.
We were close to the road, but there was no guarantee that anyone would be nearby or even willing to help, so I looked around all the while with tears streaming down my own face. None of the girls were paying any attention to me, so when I spotted the half brick laying on the ground at the edge of a bush, I picked it up and turned back towards the scene unfolding before me.
I must have screamed as I ran, arms raised above my head, one girl turned, then another and they moved towards me as I advanced in a now deadly rage. In another second the girls were on me, tripping me and forcing me to the ground next to Amy.
As I fell, arms outstretched, I still had the brick curled in my hand, it must have caught Amy across the head the coroner had said, I would never know because I took quite the kicking to my own head that day and I remembered nothing after being tackled to the ground.
I wasn't invited to the funeral service, as I say, Amy's mum can't bear to look at the girl who dealt the killing blow that crushed her daughters skull.


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The Jacksonville Jaguars opened up their first possession on Saturday night against Tampa Bay with a 74 yard strike from David Garrard to Troy Williamson for a touchdown. Say what? Yes, the Jacksonville Jaguars hit a deep pass to start the game for a touchdown. David Garrard finished the night 10 for 16 with 216 yards passing, and seemed to squelch his critics with a spectacular performance.
Or did he?
On the surface, it seems David Garrard had a spectacular night. While the offense was much improved from the first preseason game, the numbers do not tell the whole story. Of David Garrard's 216 passing yards, 147 came on 3 passes to Troy Williamson. The first pass of the game for 74 yards, was about as hokey as hokey can get. After the game it was found out that the Jaguars planned to run that play on their first snap at 9:30 AM in a team meeting. It required nothing but for David Garrard to chuck the football down the field and hit his man, which to give him credit he did. Garrard's known for throwing ducks down the field, but this time he hit his man in stride and Troy Williamson didn't drop the ball. After that initial pass, the Jaguars didn't try to throw the ball deep down the field the rest of the game.
That is where the problem arises and why I called the play "hokey". It felt too much like the Jaguars called that play initially to excite the fans, which is admirable, and it gives a faux excitement about the Jaguars passing game. Troy Williamson's other long reception of 61 yards came on a run-and-catch where Williamson gained roughly 40 yards on his own and against mostly Tampa Bay second teamers. The Jaguars next three drives after the first touchdown of the game resulted in punts. The Jaguars first team offense also failed to convert a single third down while they were on the field and nearly half of their drives were three and out.
The Jaguars offensive line gave David Garrard plenty of protection for the most part. On the first play of their second drive, guard Vince Manuwai whiffed on a block and caused the pocket to collapse. On the next two plays, Garrard had plenty of time to throw the ball and checked it down to Maurice Jones-Drew for two and seven yard gains, respectively. For most of the night, this is how the offense looked, sputtering along. There were some good signs however, as the 61 yard run-and-catch was an on the money throw from Garrard, and Garrard also had a nice roll-out play where he hit a lonesome Torry Holt for 23 yards.
To me, the most concerning drive of the game came with 1 minute left in the game. The Jaguars came out in their 2-minute offense and looked abysmal. On the first play Garrard checks down the Alvin Pearman for 8 yards. On second down, David Garrard held onto the football way too long and wound up running into the back of first round pick Eugene Monroe for a sack and loss of three. On third down, Garrard proceeded to skip the ball to tight end Greg Estandia. The quarterback looked panicked and lost on the drive. Couple this with the fact that on the night, the Jaguars were only 2 of 14 on third downs, and the areas of concern on offense are still glaring.
There were plenty off good things on the night, such as the fact that Todd Bouman's volleyball performance will force the Jaguars to scour the waiver wire for potential quarterbacks. David Garrard, despite the numbers, still seemed to struggle going through his reads and making quick decisions, but overall he improved from Week 1. The offensive line was much improved from Week 1, despite shuffling the line on nearly every drive. Troy Williamson looks like he is the real deal at wide receiver, and Steve Weatherford nearly lost the punting job Saturday night in the first half faster than Adam Podlesh won it in the second.
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Disclaimer for the entire story, Uncomplicated: I do not own Harry Potter or any characters from the Harry Potter verse. I am making no money or claims in writing this story.
Setting: Book Seven, in Hogwarts, altered only slightly. Begins near the start of the school year. Draco and Ginny are both in attendance.
Rating: Mature. There will be graphic material. The whole story won't be sexual, but it's a big part of the development. And there will also be language. Violence will be on the same level as the books.
A/N: This story will be written in a series of short snapshots, moments over the course of the school year.
Cold and blue. Those were her eyes. Draco had never noticed them before, and a bead of sweat rolled over his temple when he realized that she had stopped speaking with her mouth and had left the job to those frightening irises. What had been the last word from her pink lips? Distraction. Yes, he remembered that word leaving her mouth. She said it would be a good distraction.
"You can't be serious," he breathed.
A very small part of him was sporting a dazed grin. Obviously this was a dream, because this wasn't happening. It absolutely couldn't be happening. Not in this stuffy dungeon. Not anywhere in this damn castle. Not anywhere on this planet.
And why the hell couldn't he come up with a retort? How hard was it to put 'weasel in heat' into his reply? Only in a dream would he be so lost.
"Listen, Malfoy," she said with that hard stare, "I'm completely serious. And I know that your life is screwed up right now. Harry told me about you. He told me that you were questioning your loyalties these days."
Draco smirked. "Ah, so the truth comes out. This is some ploy to pull me over. I don't think so, red."
Red. His inner-demon was poking fun at his choice. He hadn't called her that before, had he? Was it even offensive? No. And it wasn't very truthful either. Sure, her hair was orange enough, but all he could see when he looked at her was blue. Uncaring blue.
"Is that what you think?"
Icy cold.
She made him feel sick. And she made his trousers tighten. Ginny stepped forward, grimacing, as if the movement pained her pride. Her eyes moved away only once, checking the door to the empty potions' room. Then they came back to him.
Draco maneuvered himself behind a stool. But, instead of stopping, she put her hands on it and hopped up, finding her seat in front him, her face now level with his.
"If you're so desperate," Draco began, "perhaps you should look up scar-head and join him on his little adventure. I'm sure he won't mind a good distraction, that is, if the mudblood isn't doing it for him." He tried to make his gray eyes stay with hers but he looked away. That part of him, the one who wanted her to trip before he kicked, had once been sharp, alert, and it had been broken over the past year. Chiseled away by circumstance. "After all, next time you see him, he might be dead. He'd be a better choice than me."
"I'd actually thought you'd jump on this opportunity. That, if you had one moment of hindrance, it would be your disgust." There was a smile on her face, but it didn't even lift her cheeks. "But that's not disgust I see on your face. Are you afraid of this, Malfoy? Are you more afraid of keeping another secret or of liking it?"
Draco scowled. "Have you lost your mind?"
"Maybe." She shrugged. "But how else are you going to get your kicks this year?"
"Please," he snorted, "I could have any girl in this school."
"Not anymore—don't argue. I know about your reputation. Your family's lost their good name amongst the Slytherins. And the girl who still wants you . . .Well, your expression is explanation enough."
Draco tried to hide his annoyed frown but didn't succeed. The Gryffindor had hit the nail on the head. He hadn't slept with Pansy in over a year. He knew what Parkinson wanted, and he wasn't willing to put a ring on her finger, even if his family did manage to make it out of their current situation.
"Parkinson's out of the picture. That doesn't mean I'll fuck anything in a skirt," he answered.
"Quit pretending like you don't need this, Malfoy. I'm sick of this game." Ginny sighed, as if exhausted by the exchange. "Face it. Your life is screwed up. If it's anything like mine, then you need something to take your mind off of the day-to-day, off of the coming battle. You need a stress reliever."
She leaned forward, glaring at him.
"You need something to help you sleep at night," she whispered.
"Why me?" He swallowed hard, looking down, unable to stop himself from seeing her bare thighs, the bunched skirt caught on the wooden stool. "Other than my busy routine. I hate you. You hate me. And you're one of Potter's, everyone knows. As much as I'd love to rub your little offer in his righteous face, I can't help but think you have a wand up your sleeve."
Her face was tight. "You won't be rubbing it in his face. This has nothing to do with him."
"Sex has nothing to do with your boyfriend? Won't he be surprised."
"I'm taking what he won't give me." Her gaze narrowed, angry. "He's saving me. He doesn't want that between us, in case he doesn't make it back. So I'm stuck with your sorry ass, Malfoy. Why you? As I said. Your life is one big screw hole. And you've got as big a reason to hide your relations as I do. As much fun as pointing out the horny Gryffindor to all of your friends would be—oh wait, you don't have any friends anymore, do you?"
Her teeth were whiter than he'd expected. And he stepped back, away from her.
"You have nothing to lose, Malfoy, but every reason to hide your time with me from your master." She cocked her head. "I want something uncomplicated. A distraction from the waiting and the death and the tension. Meet me tonight in the room of requirements if you want the same."
She slid back, off of the stool, her shoes tapping against the floor. With one quick gesture, she threw her satchel over her shoulder.
"That's all you want?" he said. He scratched his ear, confused. "Nothing's that simple."
"I'm not a Slytherin, Malfoy," she said, walking towards the front door without a glance back, "not everything I do leads to a higher step."
Draco took a shallow breath, realizing why he'd noticed her icy eyes. Usually when a girl looked at him, wanted him, her eyes were dark. With desire or pleasure or fantasy. But not the Weasley girl. She didn't seem to want him at all. Didn't seem to need him.
Chill bumps ran along his arms beneath the sleeves, but he didn't move from the center of the room, staring at the stool Ginny had vacated instead.
He shook his head; she didn't need him, of course. She needed a distraction. How had she known that he needed the same? Something to take him away for a moment, something uncomplicated.
"That's right," he said, grinning faintly, "ice knows ice."
Edit End Note: So sorry, I completely forgot to tack this end note on originally. Yes, I know what color Ginny's eyes are in the books. Draco doesn't--he doesn't pay enough attention to other people to get that far. I'll explain why he's seeing blue in a further chapter :)


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Since joining this mailing list (and subsequently snooping around in JIRA) during my evaluation of ActiveMQ 5.2, I've seen a lot of concerning messages about both new and known issues around stability and reliability in ActiveMQ. Namely, I'm concerned about broker downtime/halts, out of memory, failover/HA issues, and filehandle leaks. My initial reaction was of disappointment, however now I'm wondering if commercial vendors (SonicMQ specifially) might have just as many known/new issues, but it's just that ActiveMQ's dirty laundry is more transparently aired in public view due to being an open source community based project. I would be curious to hear ActiveMQ (and moreover FUSE) developers' opinions on how they see ActiveMQ's stability and reliability to commercial vendors, especially Sonic MQ 6.x or 7.x. I'm mostly interested in comparing the community version to Sonic brokers, but I would be curious where FUSE releases might fit in that spectrum too. Also, as a side, can someone explain why there is FUSE 126.96.36.199 if ActiveMQ 5.3 is not yet released? Additionally jsut more understanding what value-add FUSE brings to the releases themselves (aside from support, etc) and what the relationship between the FUSE and community codelines are would be useful. Jared-
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The 16-year-old was detained for life by Lord Nimmo Smith after being found guilty last month of what the judge called the "truly evil" murder.
Jodi was stripped, tied up and savagely stabbed to death in woods near her home in Dalkeith, Midlothian, on June 30, 2003.
The judge told Mitchell he faced "detention without limit of time".
In setting out the minimum punishment period of 20 years which the killer must serve before being considered for parole, Lord Nimmo Smith told him this was "one of the worst cases of murder of a single victim to have come before the court in many years".
Long-haired Mitchell, wearing a blue shirt, stared straight ahead and showed no emotion, as he had done throughout the 42-day trial.
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He told Mitchell: "Jodi regarded you with affection and trust, she went out joyfully to meet you and she did you no harm.
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THE premise of ''Through the Lens: Time Space and Matter'' at the Rye Arts Center here is hardly a novel one. The show, subtitled ''Camera Art at the Turn of the Millennium,'' argues that photography has changed radically over the course of the century and so it is no longer that hallowed window on the world. Rather, pictures can be made up or constructed and because of technological advances, many photographers perform these sleights convincingly.
Because this has been demonstrated in many exhibitions, any like-minded show must have something more to get noticed. Here it is variety, tantalizing ambiguity and a sense of humor. The organizers of the show, Renata Rainer and Larry S. Frankel, have chosen 40 images by artists whom they term risk taking. The show is a fine mix of the well known, the lesser known and, to this viewer at least, the unknown.
Conundrums alight on viewers from the beginning: the curators have introduced their exhibition with three sepia-toned photographs dating from around the turn of the century, including those of a garden, Isadora Duncan dancing and Old Faithful spouting. These pictures might illustrate early attempts to capture time, or, in the case of the geyser, the alluring quality of a simple abstract shape.
But on the heels of these early examples is a radical declaration of a new sensibility, Pedro Meyer's fantasy photograph, ''Freeing Film NYC.'' It is a narrative about a man in a sandwich board that advertises free film, and his image winds up framed on the wall of a gallery. There are complications, like an invasion of bugs, which are crawling over everyone in the photograph.Continue reading the main story
Sarah Charlesworth's ''Birdwoman'' is a construction of two disparate images, a stork and a completely veiled woman, which were scissored from other sources and brought together on a glossy blue ground. Other imposing photographs dependent on bringing elements together are Peter Hutchinson's ''Desert Piece,'' a strange amalgam of desert scenery, snow-capped mountains and a genteel cottage garden, and the panoramic ''New York,'' a crowded tableau of Midtown Manhattan by Philip-Lorca Di Corcia. This composition is misleading: what looks like a slice of life is a scene full of actors striking the poses and attitudes of mundane life on an ordinary day.
The work embodies another strength of this show: vivid and intense color. It is a prime feature of Mr. Frankel's ''Apparition,'' another piece with a heavy Manhattan flavor. He panned his camera in a circle, in an area that included Grand Army Plaza and Fifth Avenue dressed for Christmas. He translated this motion into a narrow 10-foot strip; the content is very clear, punctuated occasionally by a blur. ''Nukie Sushi'' by Patrick Nagatani presents a restaurant scene that is more than red, it is irradiated.
Some of the works depend on openly revealing their tricks. Abelardo Morell's ''Two Books of Astronomy'' is a vignette of an early astronomer looking at the heavens through a telescope trained on the most up-to-date images of distant galaxies. This picture is possible because Mr. Morell has wedged two open books together: the one showing the astronomer lies horizontally, while the one with the night sky stands upright. Trick is too strong a word for Kunie Segura's diptych, for she is after sheer beauty in her positive and negative X-ray-like offering of iris flowers in rows on developing paper.
Ms. Segura's irises are strongly abstract in their presentation. Several other photographs are about the distillation of abstract or minimal shapes from the real world.
The way the land and sea meet in Lynn Davis's ''Evening/Northumberland Strait No. X'' is reminiscent of Ellsworth Kelly's inventive geometry, and so is the movie screen in Hiroshi Sugimoto's ''Cinerama Dome, Hollywood.'' The sensation of vertigo is summoned by Toshio Shibata's angle on Grand Coulee Dam. The view is straight down, and the dam's sheer face reads as a horizontal plane, like a runway.
''Getty Entrance Triptych'' by Jenny Oken is a swirling melange of the arcs and curves that characterize the new, grand museum. Claire Yaffa's ''Light and Shadow No. 31'' features gauzy organic geometry; a viewer perceives similarities between botanical and body parts.
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I felt a need to do this.
So basically, Lestrade is my favourite character in the history of ever, and quite frankly Rupert Graves is bloody gorgeous. And I have a ridiculous amount of headcanons for him that were just sitting round gathering dust in a box in my brain. So here is my THINGS YOU DONT KNOW ABOUT GREG LESTRADE.
This is not the last. This is but chapter one. There are many more coming.
No specific pairing, but I fear there could be some Lestrade/Molly (I'm hoping the ship name Mole Trading will catch on) in later chapters because I ship those two q uite passionately.
But enough about me: let's hear about Lestrade.
If you've read this much, thanks. Now keep going.
And apologies in advance for my Canada.
He's a musician at heart.
For every moment he wishes he was Sherlock - and there's quite a few - there's a moment he thanks God he isn't, because he's seen what that man's gone through.
He can sing. Like, well. Very well. But it's rare you'll hear him outside of the shower.
He has a thing for redheads. But he's never actually dated one. He just stares at them on the street. But not in a creepy way.
He has a motorcycle. He's been riding since he was a teenager, but he hardly touches it now. Maybe he should.
He can eat an entire cheesecake in one sitting. It was a bet so the calories don't count.
Whenever he makes Sherlock smile, he feels like he's just won a very prestigious award. It's the greatest feeling in the world.
His favourite new series companion is Rose. But for some reason he feels as though he shouldn't tell people that.
He's reasonably sure Sherlock and John are secretly married.
He's good at football.
He's sterile. Infertile. He can't have children. And it breaks his heart.
He was the lead singer in his high school rock band.
He's seen some really terrible things.
It kind of bothers him Sherlock didn't know his name. I mean, it's a one-syllable name. He must have room for it somewhere in that head of his.
He had his first kiss when he was nine. She moved away that summer. She was the first girl he ever lost.
He remembers every single time he's ever shot that gun to kill.
Anderson really, really pisses him off sometimes.
He grew up in the country. His family moved to London when he was eleven.
He's a film buff. Name any movie and he'll give you a plot synopsis, director, full cast list, rating out of ten and throw in some fun facts for good measure. He has a basement full of DVDs and a huge home entertainment system. There isn't much else to do when you live alone.
Sometimes he cries at said films. Quite often, actually. If they're sad. And it's not like there's anyone to see him.
He had to give Sherlock mouth-to-mouth once. You really shouldn't mention it in front of either of them.
He never misses work. Even when he's sick. Even when he's very sick. He's dedicated, sure, yes, but mostly it's because being home alone when you're sick is really awful.
He knows how to deactivate the smoke alarms in the toilets at the Yard, and sometimes he will so he can go in there and smoke without being detected. He goes home immediately after to shower and change, so that not even Sherlock can tell. He's betraying Sherlock and he feels awful, and filthy. But quitting is hard, and he's weak.
He's been involved in only three serious relationships.
Sometimes he figures things out on his own, but he lets Sherlock tell him anyways.
He has this problem where he can't stop drawing on his hands. He's had to take all the sharpies out of his desk and hide them because it distracts him from work. He spent his teenage years with his hands covered in ink. Someone told him you can get cancer from that. He thinks it was Gregson, though, and he doesn't really care what Gregson thinks anyways.
He played trombone in high school, but he dropped it after he graduated. Same with his guitar, but for a completely different reason.
He's been shot twice. The first was a clean shot through his thigh. The second was his chest. Just below the lungs, just above the abdomen. The bullet embedded itself in his spine and he was paralysed waist-down for about a month. They told him it would be his whole life. Spinal surgery, and then therapy for months, and he could walk again. But he never takes walking for granted. Never.
He took that bullet for Sherlock. Jumped in front of him at the last minute. And he still doesn't regret it.
He doesn't have many friends. It's strange, that. Primary school, high school, he was the most popular kid in the class. The grade, even. In Oxford, still, people were drawn to him. He graduated with a good circle of friends. But they've all moved on, been married, had children, and they're in a world he can't quite reach. Not their fault, for moving on, it's his, for standing still. He's at a point now where his closest friends are John and Oh-what's-your-name-again Sherlock Holmes, and it's a bit odd, but he doesn't mind it at all.
He still meets with his old friends, in bars, restaurants, but it's less and less of a gathering and more and more of a duty. They grill him about his job, and Sherlock, and his life they find so terribly exciting. They tell him how lucky he is, and he offers to trade. They think he's joking. He's not.
He played basketball, football and rugby in high school. Still could, probably. But he doesn't have anyone to play with.
He loves the idea of pickup trucks - there's something odd and romantic about them, something special, a ghost of summers and country roads and wide black skies full of stars. There is no use for them in London, but sometimes now he looks at his car and wishes he had one. He's not sure why he's so drawn to them. Although Sherlock would probably just make him cart around dead bodies in it.
He's never had a one night stand. It's his go-to whenever the drinking games start up and someone suggests "I Never." He's not really sure why. He supposes it's because he likes it to mean something. Dimmock thinks this is beautiful. Donovan thinks this is ridiculous. Sherlock doesn't know what a one night stand is, and John has to explain it.
He wrote dozens and dozens of songs in high school, for his band. He doesn't remember any of them now, save one. But bits and pieces come to him sometimes, and he'll sing them aloud, or hum them out, only to forget them in the next second. He thinks if he wasn't a cop he would have been a musician.
He witnessed almost all of Sherlock's detox and it was horrible.
Once, when Sherlock was cleaning up, he came by, just on a whim, and took Sherlock out to look at stars. He figured it would be twenty minutes at most before Sherlock got bored or the two of them got into a screaming row. But they spent three hours out on the hillside, and Sherlock never once complained. They hardly said a word to each other, but Lestrade thinks those three hours were the best conversation he's ever had with anyone.
He started going grey around the time he met Sherlock. More than enough said, really.
His favourite kind of ice cream is plain chocolate. He hates it when you add all those little chocolate chips and brownie pieces and cookie-dough chunks and fudge icing and rubbish. People should enjoy chocolate for chocolate's sake. Really.
He eats when he's stressed. Which is a lot. But you try putting up with Sherlock without gaining a few pounds.
He has this weird urge sometimes to learn how to ballroom dance. He doesn't know why. It's not like he has anyone to dance with.
Rebecca. He met her through his school musical. He was sixteen and trying out for the male lead. Usually it was the oldest students in the title roles, but Lestrade was anything but usual and he got the part. The day they called him down to the theatre department to tell him the news was the day he met Rebecca. She was on set design, and had come to the drama office to get a key to the storage room. That was why she thought she was there, but the truth, Lestrade later decided, was that she'd been sent there. To congratulate him as he walked out of the office, beaming. To strike up that conversation, to make that lunch date, to toss her brown hair over her shoulder in that way he adored. She was sent there for him. To make him better.
Even later, of course, he decided that she'd been sent there just to tear him apart.
If he'd never met her, he'd never had had to lose her.
They were friends, and then best friends, and then they were dating, through the end of that year and all through the summer, and the year after. And when auditions came round for the musical he convinced Rebecca to try out. She was a phenomenal actress and a beautiful singer and she made female lead effortlessly, while Greg had the starring role again. Maybe he should have seen then that it was all too perfect. But he didn't. He was too busy. Musical consumed both their lives, but they never fell behind in their schoolwork, they always made time to study together. The car crash was two months before opening night.
No one ever expected Greg or Rebecca's understudies to see any stage time. The two were completely devoted to the performance. But on opening night both the understudies took the stage for them.
The first thing you learn as an actor is that the show must go on. But Greg wasn't an actor. He was a singer.
He wrote her three songs, one for her birthday and two more just because. He sang them to her whenever he could, and sometimes she'd pick up the words quickly and sing a duet part in her delicate soprano. She never tired of having him sing to her. His band picked up her favourite of the three, Ten Thirty Indigo Skies, and won a thousand quid cash prize in the local talent competition. That remained their biggest claim to fame - the band never made it far. But she came up to him and kissed him at the end of the piece, and that was worth more than a thousand quid any day of the week, and he was happy.
He named that song for her favourite colour. You asked Rebecca what her favourite colour was, and she would tell you purple. But Greg alone knew that her favourite colour was the beautiful deep shade of blue-purple the sky turned around ten thirty, that made the stars stand out like nothing else. A good part of their lives were spent sitting out on the roof of Greg's house watching the stars, and they knew the colours of the sky very well. But the deep purple-blue, the one they named 10:30 indigo, was always her favourite. They'd once spent many hours and countless bottles of Rebecca's paint - she was a painter - trying to replicate it. But they found it impossible. Rebecca wasn't fazed. "Some things aren't meant to be captured." she said. "Some things you just have to experience." So they abandoned the paint and laid back on the roof together as the sky turned to 10:30 indigo and the stars shone like diamonds.
He was going to ask her to marry him. He thinks the best moments of his life were spent on that roof under 10:30 indigo skies. He'd decided, he'd dreamed, that when - it had been a when, not even an if, even at seventeen years old, - he proposed to her it would be under a 10:30 indigo sky full of stars.
He sang Ten Thirty Indigo Skies for the last time at her funeral. There was a memorial, and everyone from his school came, everyone who'd heard him belt out those same lines on a stage lit with all the glitz and the trappings of a high school auditorium, and he sang that song for the very last time in his life. For her, one last time. And never again. He stopped singing. He hung up his guitar. But he still knows every word, every chord. He's forgotten every other song he once wrote for his high school band - hell, he's forgotten the name of his high school band, the name that's importance was second only to Rebecca Lindsey in his high school life - but he'll never forget a word of Ten Thirty Indigo Skies.
He can't remember her. He's forgotten her handwriting, the smell of her perfume, the length of her hair, the name of her dog. Her face is a blur in his memory. It hurts sometimes, to think he's forgetting her. But he'll never forget a damn word of Ten Thirty Indigo Skies. And almost every night round ten thirty he'll look out the window and wonder if that's a good thing or not.
He's going to sell his house. One day. He'll buy a nice little place. A proper London flat, tiny and cramped and barely enough room to move. It's too big. Four bedrooms, two and a half baths? He doesn't know what the hell he was thinking. Actually, he does. He was thinking he would have a family there. A wife who didn't cheat, kids to fill the bedrooms, a dog, even. He likes dogs. But that's stupid and impossible and he pretends he doesn't know what the hell he was thinking buying a house because knowing he has to give up on that dream is more painful than it should be.
People thought he was gay for his first year and a half of university. Of course no one tells him this until his wedding. Turns out it was a general consensus on campus. He's not sure if he should be offended. But then, he never looked at girls. He'd had his heart broken enough. Love scared him. He was afraid to fall in love again. So he didn't.
He thought she was the one. He met her half-way through his second year at Oxford. He didn't want to fall in love. Love meant eventual heartbreak, and his heart was far too fragile to risk that again. But she strengthened him. Built him back up, taught him to love again, to trust again. And when they were out of university he asked her to marry him.
Twenty five years later she was sleeping with a gym teacher.
Funny how things work out.
His favourite Beatles song is "Hey Jude" So let it out and let it in, Hey Jude, begin, you're waiting for someone to perform with...
He loves the rain. People complain about gray, rainy London, but he likes the rain. It's calming, it's beautiful, it helps him think. And in the rain, no one can tell if you're crying or not.
Some nights he sleeps in his desk chair. Sometimes there's so much work he just doesn't bother leaving. It's not like he has anything to go home to. Sometimes it's not even a decision, he just passes out late one night and wakes up eight hours later.
He thinks he's meant to be alone.


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There is something about green ice cream that I've loved since I was a child. It just feels right to me. And because I'm secretly (or not so much) addicted to avocados, I worked on making a vegan Avocado Ice Cream. It's super creamy and decadent. Also it's not too sweet, so you still can taste the avocado. If you want it sweeter, just add more Rice Syrup or whatever sweetener you prefer. You can adjust it to taste easily. Also the best part is that you don't need an ice cream machine to make this treat.
As a base I used coconut milk because it provides a lovely creaminess – oh and of course: avocado and coconut milk make a great team and ice cream!
- 1½ avocados
- 1 teaspoon lemon juice
- 1 can (14 oz / 400ml) full-fat coconut milk
- ⅓ cup / 100g Organic Rice Syrup (or your preferred liquid sweetener such as maple syrup or agave syrup)
- Place the can of coconut milk in the fridge overnight.
- Cut the avocados in half, remove the pit and spoon out the avocado flesh.
- Put the avocado flesh in a food processor together with the lemon juice and blend until it's a perfectly smooth avocado cream.
- Open the coconut milk can upside down (so that the hard cream is on top).
- Spoon out the coconut cream until you hit the coconut water (save the coconut water for a different recipe or for a smoothie).
- Whip the coconut cream in a bowl with a KitchenAid, or other electrical mixer until it's a nice, soft coconut whipped cream. Add in the avocado cream and the rice syrup and mix until incorporated.
- Put the ice cream in a freezer-safe dish.
- Place it in the freezer for at least 4 hours.
- If it is too hard to spoon out after 4 hours, let it sit at room temperature for a minute or two. Enjoy!
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BeschreibungIn some respects this is intended to be a revolutionary book, but in other respects it is very traditional indeed. It is revolutionary in that we have developed a comprehensive analytical framework to examine and explain the rise of the Western world; a framework consistent with and complementary to standard neo-classical economic theory. Since the book is written to be understandable (and hopefully interesting) for those without prior economic training, we have avoided the jargon of the profession and attempted to be as clear and as straightforward as possible.
InhaltsverzeichnisPreface; Part I. Theory and Overview: 1. The issue; 2. The overview; Part II. 900-1500: 3. Property rights in land and man; 4. Economic conditions at the end of the Early Middle Ages; 5. The High Middle Ages: a fronier movement; 6. Thirteenth-century Europe; 7. The fourteenth and fifteenth centuries; Part III. 1500-1700: 8. Fiscal policy and property rights; 9. The Early Modern period; 10. France and Spain - the also-rans; 11. The Netherlands and successful economic growth; 12. England; Epilogue; Bibliography; Index.
Untertitel: A New Economic History. figs. Sprache: Englisch.
Verlag: Cambridge University Press
Erscheinungsdatum: Juli 1976
Seitenanzahl: 180 Seiten
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Introducing Michelle Sexton! Ethical Bean has people working outside of the office and Michelle is not only one of them but without a doubt, one of the best reps around. An always moving force of nature, she has paused momentarily to engage our blog readership with a few insightful replies to my questions.
ADL: Michelle, you are quite possibly the friendliest person I know. Quick with the introductions and always ready with a smile. Did you learn this from the book "How to Win Friends and Influence People" or were you born with it?
MS: Ha! Why, thanks Aaron, I'm glad you think so! I have to credit my parents for this I think. They were and still are amazing role models in this and many other departments.
ADL: Most people have a dream car. It frequently remains a poster on their wall. However, you actually own yours. Tell us about your baby.
MS: Well, it started as a dream, with ripped out pages of magazines on my wall at the tender age of ten. My Dad is a big car buff so he was always talking about different makes and models. I took a liking to the Mercedes convertibles of the late 70's and early 80's. One day I just decided to start looking at what was out there & three months later, I found my 'baby': a 1981 Mercedes 380SL. Love it!
ADL: "The Outsiders" is one of the best books ever and a pretty darn fine movie. All the studs of yesteryear got some screen time. Who was your crush? Two Bit? Pony Boy? Dallas? C'mon fess up we all had a favourite from this good looking crew.
MS: It's Dallas all the way, baby! Gotta love Matt Dillon in the 80's!
ADL: Customer service is your middle name. Give us a tip.
MS: Communication, organization, patience & a friendly smile.
ADL: What you do is an ever-changing chessboard of reality. What's the best part?
MS: I love my job! As you said it, the 'ever-changing' aspect keeps me hopping 'cause I love to stay active.
ADL: Vacation. How did you get so many weeks? No seriously, how did you? It's like you're a European citizen. What's the secret?
MS: Ha! It's actually an illusion, Aaron – just a little 'creative planning' really…oh and some cost saving for the company with unpaid time off! I love to travel and still have so much to see, so I fit in a trip whenever and wherever possible.
ADL: Is living in Kits as good as it looks for those of us standing on the Eastside of Main Street?
MS: I love my 'hood. Living close to the city, beach and mountains can't be beat. Having said that, anywhere in Van is the place to be. So watch out, I may end up on your side of the tracks one of these days!
ADL: "My body is a temple" is never more accurately applied than to you. Do you have some suggested care and feeding of a sales rep to maintain the sharp edge while pounding the pavement? Wheatgrass Carob smoothie every day?
MS: Yup, you guessed it! Big power smoothie in the morning after an Earl Grey green tea almond milk latte and a few vitamin supplements gets me ready to take on whatever the streets of the Lower Mainland throw at me!
ADL: To say you are well travelled would be an understatement. Most memorable spot most of us will never go?
MS: Oh boy, I have to pick just one?!!! Fiji comes to mind…loved it there, so remote and naturally friendly people…amazing diving – still dreaming of going back one day!
ADL: Finish this statement. "I'd leave the idyllic confines of Kitsilano for…
MS: Why, LOVE of course!
ADL: You never wear the same outfit twice. Do you:
a) Rep a clothing label?
b) Own a second home for storage?
c) Have a wardrobe that has no back and leads to Mr. Tumnus?
d) Just appear that way to your colour blind co-worker?
MS: I'm going to have to go with "d" Aaron. However, I still knock on the back wall of my closet every once in a while to see if Narnia is ready for me yet… 😉
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Police are looking for a man who they say may have recorded a woman in a fitting room at the Park City mall.
The incident happened about 4:15 pm, May 29 at the JC Penny's Store at Park City Center. A 32-year-old woman told police she noticed something recording her while she changed.
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Check Point Charlie, 11PM
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Armstrong Park, 4PM
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Garden District Book Shop, 6PM
Signing of My Love Looks Back by Jessica B. Harris
Tipitina's, 6PM
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Aquarium Of The Americas, 630PM
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The Willow, 7PM
Harry Potter themed burlesque show
One Eyed Jack's, 9PM
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14 Parishes, 9PM
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The Circle Bar, 930PM
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Lakefront Arena, 9AM
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The New Orleans Police Department saw three crimes hit the city on Thursday (5.18). According to the Major Offense Log (MOL), the NOPD responded to an armed robbery, purse snatching, and stabbing.
At 12:22AM, a 58-year-old man was driving down the 2200 block of Lafreniere St. when a car cut in front of him, forcing him to come to a stop. The driver in the other car got out and approached the 59-year-old's car, then demanding money and for him to get out of the car. Once the man got out of the car, the perp got in and fled down Lafreniere towards Elysian Fields. The NOPD also listed the 3500 block of Marigny St. in this incident.
A 28-year-old woman and her boyfriend were approached by two men on the 900 block of N. Rampart at 3:11AM. One of the men grabbed her purse, at which time her boyfriend ran after him. When they got to the intersection of St. Phillip and Henriette Delille, the perp pointed a gun in the air and fired a shot.
A 43-year-old man was approached by a man who attempted to rob him on the 1500 block of Tupleo at 3:59AM. The perp pulled out a knife and stabbed the man. The man went to the hospital for treatment, but the MOL did not record his current condition.
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