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Chinese New Year 2014
Chinatown, Sun Feb 2
Join the fun as hundreds of people gather for this march through the West End, Chinatown style. From 10am the crowds will head towards Trafalgar Square, where a ceremony takes place from 12pm followed by stage entertainment, including lion dancers and acrobatics. There are local performers on a second stage at Shaftesbury Avenue and food stalls and Chinese New Year menus at nearby restaurants and cafés will be available.
Chinese New Year
BFI Southbank, Feb 15-20
Lovers of East Asian cinema are in for a treat with a short season of Chinese films at BFI Southbank. The programme kicks off with a day of new Chinese documentaries (Feb 15), which offers three films showing an open view of the vast nation, then follows moving family drama Full Circle (Feb 16 & 20) and Not One Less (Feb 17), a modern film about a 13-year-old school girl forced to work as a substitute teacher in rural China.
BFI Southbank, Belvedere Road, SE1 8XT, bfi.org.uk
School of Wok: Chinese New Year
School of Wok, Jan 31-Feb 15
It's the perfect time to indulge in East Asian cuisine, but why not learn as you eat? School of Wok's Chinese New Year classes include a Chinatown walking tour, wine tasting sessions and you can even have a go at making Oriental seafood (think lobster noodles and chilli and garlic clams).
School of Wok, 61 Chandos Place, WC2N 4HG, schoolofwok.co.uk
Yam Yam! East Launch Event - Chinese New Year Celebration
The Albany, Sat Feb 1
The Yam Yam! Festival of Arts and Food kicks off with an Oriental-themed celebration of sensational East Asian flavours. As well as food for sale, there will be free workshops where you can learn Vietnamese, Japanese and Filipino cooking styles, plus cabaret performer Kazuko Hohki will be entertaining guests.
The Albany, Douglas Way, SE8 4AG, 11am-3pm, free entry, thealbany.org.uk
Dancing Dragon Cocktail
Ping Pong, Fri Jan 31
The Chinese restaurant venture are offering a special seasonal menu featuring a Dancing Dragon Cocktail, which is a sour blend of Asian fruit kalamansi, black tapioca pearls, white coconut milk and lychee juice – and you can enjoy this with vodka and sake. Other Oriental delights on the menu include Shanghai Pork Noodles and Chaozhou Vegetable Peanut Dumpling, and guests will also get to see a debut of the UK's first fortune telling chopsticks.
Chinese New Year at Opium
Opium Cocktail & Dim Sum Parlour, Jan 27-Feb 2
This Chinatown cocktail bar is hosting a week of celebrations to welcome the New Year. Opium's CNY signature cocktail, Chinese Sky, priced at £12.50, will be available all week. Expect house music to be played each night and guests can enjoy entertainment on Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 8pm, with mystery treats, face painting and a photobooth to make it a memorable night for all.
Opium, The Jade Door, 15-16 Gerrard Street, W1D 6JE, from 5pm, opiumchinatown.com
Alternative entertainment
Chinese New Year Craft Night
Hackney Attic, Tue Jan 28
Join craft experts for a night of origami, fortune cookies, prizes and Valentine card-making. You can also embellish your own dragon mask, learn to knit and make a colourful paper lantern. Food and drinks are available and DJs The Spinning Yarns will be on the decks for when you fancy a groove.
Hackney Attic, Hackney Picturehouse Cinema, 270 Mare Street, E8 1HE, 7.30pm-11pm, free entry, themakeescape.blogspot.co.uk
Chinese New Year 2014: Year of the Horse
The Drunken Monkey, Wed Feb 5
This Shoreditch dim sum eatery will be celebrating its eleventh anniversary and Chinese New Year with a special menu, priced at £15, offering indulgent Eastern delights, like steamed king prawn dumplings and Singapore noodles. Entertainment includes a lion dance (8pm) and hot sounds from resident DJs (9.30pm). The celebrations continue on February 11, when Chinese Elvis will be performing rock 'n roll with an eastern twist.
The Drunken Monkey, 222 Shoreditch High Street, E1 6PJ, from 5pm, free entry
Chinese Elvis performs Tue Feb 11, 7.30pm & 9.30pm, free entry
For Kids
Chinese New Year Celebrations 2014
Rich Mix, Sat Feb 1
Although this event is open to all ages there's a host of creative art workshops for children taking place. All guests will get to enjoy cultural performances, including lion dances and music, and there's Chinese tastes available on stalls.
Rich Mix, 35-47 Bethnal Green Road, E1 6LA, 12pm-4pm, free entry, richmix.org.uk
Chinese New Year: Animal Masks
Cutty Sark, Feb 1-2
Kids who visit this workshop on the iconic Greenwich tea clipper can have a go at making an animal mask that represents the year of their birth.
Cutty Sark Clipper Ship, King William Walk, SE10 9HT, 11.30am-1.30pm; 2pm-4pm, activities free with Cutty Sark entry (adults £12; 5-15 year-olds £6.50), rmg.co.uk/cuttysark
Chinese New Year Celebrations
National Maritime Museum, Sat Feb 15
Under 5s will get to learn about British East Asian heritage with family-friendly performances, storytelling, a lion dance and several workshops.
National Maritime Museum, Park Row, SE10 9NF, 11am-4pm, free entry, rmg.co.uk
Dancing Dragons Workshop
Polka Theatre, Sat Feb 18
Del Taylor will lead 6-8 year olds in making, decorating and personalising their own dragon puppets. The little ones can also discover how to use their puppet to perform a dragon dance.
Polka Theatre, 240 The Broadway, SW19 1S, 10am-12pm, £25, polkatheatre.com
Browse our gallery of cool things to do in London this weekend
Browse our gallery of cool things to do in London this weekend
1/11 The Hangover Club Brunch
The Yard, Hackney Wick, Sat Feb 1
It's back and just in time for the end of Dry January! If you're nursing your first hangover of 2014 then join the club in Hackney Wick where the Good Egg will be cooking up stonkingly good brunches and tasty treats like breakfast burritos. Drinkswise you can retox with a bloody mary or detox with a raw fruit juice. Everyone's welcome, whatever state they're in...
2/11 Fashion Sunday
Oval Space, Feb 2
Twenty of London's most exciting independent labels will be showcasing their various wares in Hackney this weekend - don't miss Moxham's statement jewellery and silk brand MARINA London. There'll be great music, a champagne bar and grub from pop-up masters ForzaWin on the heated terrace. Only £3 on the door.
3/11 Chinese New Year
Various venues, Jan 31-Feb 2
There's plenty going on for Chinese New Year this weekend but the main event has to be the parade on Sunday February 2. Join the throng as hundreds gather to usher in the Year of the Horse with a march through the West End, Chinatown-style, culminating in a ceremony at 12pm in Trafalgar Square with lion dancers and acrobats.
Read our full guide to Chinese New Year in London
4/11 Super Bowl Sunday
Various venues, Sun Feb 2
The NFL Super Bowl XLVIII is the American football event of the year. But where to watch it? We recommend Little Portland Street's The Social, whose party always sells out, so get in quick. There'll be hot dogs and American craft beers to keep you fed and watered throughout the night.
Read our full guide to watching the Super Bowl in London
5/11 Taylor Swift
The O2, Feb 1-11
There's only a faint echo of her country past in Swift's recent music. Her five nights here start over the weekend and are her chance to show why she now stands on equal terms with the giants of arena pop. Harry Styles who?
Click here for more big gigs in 2014
6/11 Being a Man festival
Southbank Centre, Jan 31-Feb 2
Men of all ages and from all walks of life will be gathering at the Southbank Centre to discuss what it's like to be male today. Fatherhood, sex, war and race, among other themes, will be discussed by speakers including Jon Snow, Grayson Perry, Billy Bragg, Nick Hornby and Wayne Hemingway.
7/11 Burnt Enz + E5 Bakehouse Winter Festival
E5 Bakehouse, Jan 31- Feb 2
Under railway arch 395 in London Fields, Aussie chef Dave Pynt will be firing up his four tonne wood burning machine to smoke all kinds of meat and fish for you. There'll be plenty of space by the fire pits to knock back mulled wine and spiced rum with your suckling pig and scallops.
8/11 Martin Creed: What's the Point of it?
Hayward Gallery, Jan 29-Apr 27
It's a teasing title from one of contemporary art's mavericks, who takes over the whole Hayward building and its balconies with his minimal – and maximal – work.
Click here for our exclusive preview of the Martin Creed exhibition
9/11 Phoenix Fringe Winter Weekender
The Phoenix, Jan 31-Feb 2
After a successful festival last summer, the Phoenix Fringe is back with a 16-part show to banish all your winter blues. Showcasing WIPs (works in progress) alongside 'best of' shows and one-off specials, this weekender includes performances from Alan Davies (pictured), Tony Law and Al Murray.
10/11 Nordicana
The Old Truman Brewery, Feb 1-2
Are you a Scandiphile? Then you will love this two-day fest of all things Nordic. The Bridge's leading detectives Saga and Martin, as well as Borgen's leading lady, will be in the house. There'll be screenings of forthcoming Nordic noir TV programmes and films, as well as a great Scandinavian bun-off and activities for the kids.
11/11 Vault festival
The Vaults, Jan 28-Mar 8
Once again The Vaults in Waterloo will become a creative hub of theatre, performance and music for six weeks. Headline productions come in the shape of Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas and a stage adaptation of Ian McEwan's novel The Cement Garden, and there'll be Vault Lates club nights every Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
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Avril Lavigne more "emotional," "raw" on new album
By Cindy Martin and Mike Collett-White
LONDON (Reuters) - Canadian singer Avril Lavigne says her fourth album "Goodbye Lullaby," released in the United States on Tuesday, shows a different side to the petulant pop-punkster image she has perfected in the past.
"It is a more emotional, more raw record," Lavigne told Reuters in a recent interview in London to discuss Goodbye Lullaby, released by Sony Music's RCA Records label.
"And I think it's good for me to kind of switch it up a bit and do that."
At 26, and recently divorced, the star who burst on to the scene as a teenager with "Let Go" aims to win over a new audience with the fresh approach while still holding on to her core fanbase.
"I think, if anything, this record ... may be able to gain more of a mature audience along with it, and I hope to keep the same kind of core younger group," Lavigne explained.
"It's different this record for me, but it's very me. It's my personality, it's my style. It's not like I went and did something totally different or anything like that. It just showcases a different side to me and more of that."
Whether the album succeeds will soon become clear when the pop charts are published in the United States, Britain and other key markets where Lavigne's fanbase is strong.
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Fishko Now & Then
Arthur Penn
I had the pleasure of interviewing the late Arthur Penn 3 years ago, just 40 years after the release of his ground-breaking film Bonnie and Clyde.
Bonnie and Clyde, originally aired August 3, 2007.
He was gracious and generous – as well as extremely interesting on the subject of how that film came to be, as well as what it meant to the culture. Thousands of words have been written on the complexities, the violence, the Larger Meaning of the movie. Hearing Penn himself talk about it with the perspective of decades adds to the fascination.


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A silly little DIY for small tanks, made WC much easier!
Love my little 3 gallon, been doing lots of small water changes instead of one big one (like a big gulp cup a day on workdays).
Keep nice well water from home in a couple of gallon jugs under my desk, when pouring the water into the tank I was really disturbing the substrate and plants (and probably freaking out the residents too!)
The tank is half under a shelf, so I can't top off into the HOB, and putting a cup in the tank (to pour into) isn't possible with how dense it is planted.
One cheap plastic serving size spoon and a few minutes with a lighter gave me this, the filling spoon! :) Just pour into the bowl of the spoon and it fans out and doesn't disturb anything.
Formed the tank hanger part around a chopstick. If you try this yourself be sure to get the plastic hot enough to bend under it's own weight almost or it will just break. Blow on it for a while or dip in water to set (no, I didn't dip it in the tank - a cup of unrelated cold water :) )
Great idea!
I wonder how long until someone patents a glass version!
I lay a zip lock bag on the surface of the water and pour onto that.
Get shrimped out!
You should patent it!
Or it could be a wabi kusa holder too....
Nice work!
Btw, package is on the move. Eta friday!
Good idea. Which light is that? The regular fugeray or the ray2?
Awesome idea! Now patent pending by Finnex. lol JK
Buddha - its a Fugeray, 12 inch, love it!
Acitydeweller - thanks for the package, I'll be watching for it!
Lowe - I'll sell you the rights, very reasonably! For this and my Fugeray-in-a-hood :)
The retail version should be clear acrylic, we could put the logo on the arm!
Great idea, I'm going to make one sometime :)
I have the fugeray 16 on my 6 gallon. It is still new, does it grow low light ok?
fugeray - have them on both my tanks, ver nice growth on both low and mid light plants, check my sig!
Cool idea. I usually just pour water onto my open palm to disperse it, but your spoon disperser looks like a good idea.
Ziplock bags are where it's at.
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It won't be forced. You would sign up for it. And probably pay money for it. Like you pay to have a licence to drive on public roads,but you can't just drive as fast as you want,or get a phone data plan that has a limit unlike previous unlimited plans from the past-for the common good of all people. You could pay for two life spans of living,but be allowed one life span of offspring-for the same common good of all people.
um... driving and phone usage are a completely different realm from having children. Both of them include using public facilities that you have to use.
And what if I double my lifespan, but then decide it's unfulfilling and want kids instead when I'm, say, 150 years old and feeling like I'm 35? Am I just SOL?
Why is it the common good to keep some people alive for a long time, while denying the chance for a next generation? Are there going to be quotas for how many people are allowed to sign up for this? Because obviously, if 75% of the population decides to expand their life, then we're going to face a severe population shrinkage.
And what if I've already had two children? Am I exempt from participating?
Bottom line, I think the problems that need to be solved first are in getting ourselves new places to expand to, before we worry about our terribly short lifetimes.
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One of the weirder side dramas of the Apple world is the case of Psystar, which has been selling vanilla x86 computers running OS X for the past year and a half or so. This obviously raised Apple's ire, and the two companies came to a legal agreement this week that involves some theoretical payment from Psystar to Apple at a later date, though it won't preclude the two companies from continuing to argue over the matter. At the moment, anyway, Psystar isn't selling its Mac clones any more, though it is selling Rebel EFI, software that will allow users to make their own Hackinstoshes at home.
This is one of those cases where I can fully understand the motivations behind most of the players. I get why people want to be able to install OS X on vanilla hardware: some really want an OS X machine that doesn't fit into any of the categories Apple chooses to sell in, and some just want to save money. I also get why Apple would feel obliged to stop any company from making a profit in this way, as that cuts into their juicy hardware margins. But what I don't get is what's motivating Psystar to persist in this quixotic fight. Psystar's lawyer, the amusingly named K.A.D. Camera, may insist that Psystar has no real liability to Apple; but the legal minds at Groklaw are mystified as to how Psystar thinks that can get away with it.
You could argue that Psystar's goal is to take the money and run -- sell as many clones as they can, then stash the cash in offshore accounts. If that's the case, the strategy's been a spectacular failure, as Apple estimates Psystar's sales at 768 computers (and keep in mind that it's not in Apple's interest to lowball that number, as it's the basis of the damages they're suing for). So what was the envisioned end game here? Is there some mysterious power funding Psystar's legal costs, just to annoy Apple? Does Psystar hope to be paid to go away? Or are they just in way, way over their heads?


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The mauling death of a Dayton woman earlier this year exposes serious weaknesses in Ohio's statutes on vicious dogs that a group of responsible state legislators is pushing to strengthen.
Between the end of 2011 and February, law-enforcement and animal-control agencies in the Dayton area received about 60 complaints about a home where vicious dogs were terrorizing residents. On Feb. 7, that terror turned deadly. Two 60-pound mixed-mastiff dogs lunged at Klonda Richey, 57, ripped her coat off, gnashed at her ruthlessly and left her mangled naked body lying on the sidewalk.
Four months later, a grand jury is investigating the case but has not yet brought charges against the owners of the murderous mastiffs.
In the name of balancing the rights of dog owners with the public's right to safety, two state representatives have introduced legislation they hope will help lessen the number of incidents that rise to the brutality evidenced in the Richey assault. The legislation's end game of reducing the number of dog attacks and serious injuries from dog bites deserves attention and speedy action. Dog bites, after all, take a shocking toll, particularly on young children, in our state and nation....
The (Youngstown) Vindicator
The time is long past for the appointment of a special prosecutor to see what kind of fire is burning beneath the smoke screen of excuses and buck-passing that is the IRS response to the serious charge of misuse of its authority to chastise political opponents.
The IRS accusations came to light about a year ago when it could not hide that tax-exempt applications were being screened to see if they were connected with the tea party. Though blame was pushed onto Lois Lerner, who resigned as head of the IRS Exempt Organizations Unit when she couldn't push the blame down into the Cincinnati IRS office without it sticking to her, the investigation has remained ongoing.
Lerner has been held in contempt of Congress for refusing to testify and now comes the revelation that tens of thousands of her emails are missing. The reason being given is a hard drive crash, but unlike most crashes, the data is unrecoverable. And as many as eight other IRS staff computers appear to have suffered similar fates.
Congress needs to get this probe immediately into the hands of a special prosecutor. Those missing emails sound suspiciously like erasures on the Nixon tapes.
Like those erasures didn't stop the probes into Nixon's misconduct, the missing emails shouldn't be allowed to stand as an impediment to exposing the IRS and its activities to the light of day.
Steubenville Herald-Star
State Treasurer Josh Mandel, a greater Cleveland Republican, evidently likes to campaign. He traveled from Lyndhurst City Council to the Ohio House of Representatives to state treasurer in relatively short order -- then, in 2012, challenged, unsuccessfully, Democrat Sherrod Brown for a Senate seat.
Now it's 2014, and Mandel is being challenged for re-election as state treasurer by state Rep. Connie Pillich, a suburban Cincinnati Democrat.
And Ohioans are supposed to believe it's a complete coincidence that, as the Dayton Daily News revealed, Mandel has become "the first Ohio statewide officeholder to hold (hour-long) 'tele-townhall' meetings with Ohioans." The Daily News reported that Mandel's office hired two teleconference vendors in April for $49,500 each -- just under a threshold that would require state Controlling Board approval. The vendors dialed more than a half-million Ohio households; nearly 120,000 people accepted calls. Questions ranged from "bullying, to gasoline prices to consumer scams to pay-to-play fees for high school athletics," The Daily News reported.
Just as well, perhaps, that questions weren't limited to the treasurer's duties. While Mandel isn't the first state treasurer to miss meetings of the State Board of Deposit, which decides where to bank the state's cash, he skipped 14 consecutive meetings early in his tenure -- although PolitFact Ohio reported then that, "we don't see evidence that the (treasurer's) office is not functioning properly."...
Regardless of what prompted the town halls, they suggest a lack of regard by Mandel for the taxpayers whose money he is charged with safekeeping and investing. He should desist.
The (Cleveland) Plain Dealer
Ohio's new crop nutrient law won't save Lake Erie from turning green this summer, but it could make a difference in coming summers.
The law, sponsored by Sen. Cliff Hite, R-Findlay, should help reduce the phosphorus runoff from farms, into our waterways and eventually to Lake Erie.
Algae feeds off the phosphorus and, when combined with warm water, can turn toxic. Unsightly and unhealthy algae blooms have discouraged swimming, fishing, boating and tourism in several Ohio lakes, including Lake Erie, the past several years.
Hite's law starts the attack on algae.
Farmers who apply fertilizer to 50 acres or more must attend state-developed certification courses. It also provides legal protections for farmers who develop state nutrient-management plans and keep accurate records.
The education could save farmers money if they learn they are using too much phosphorus, and cut back.
The law took months to vet and required considerable legislative craftsmanship on Hite's part to get approved....
Hite saw his efforts come to fruition ... when House Bill 150 was signed by Gov. John Kasich.
While Hite has admitted the law isn't a cure-all and knows more will need to be done to reduce phosphorus runoff, it is a significant development.
Years from now, when the algae blooms have disappeared, we will look back at House Bill 150 as the effort that got us on track to saving Lake Erie.
The (Findlay) Courier


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Wind jammers and big guys...
I've been looking into getting the whole setup (top, duster, jammer) but am leery to plunk down the cash in regards to the wind jammer and me being a bigger individual. Diet jokes aside, do all windjammers mount forward of the roll bar? I do have the seat slid all the way back as I am tall with the head just around the back edge of the rollbar side...
I too am wondering the same thing.
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I got the bestop halftop. Has all those components in one piece and mounts behind the bar so seat can go all the way back. Back window zips out to mesh screen and top flips back like stock softtop would. Water tight as well.
Looks similar to what I have in mind, thanks for the info.
While the halftop is nice for the winter...it doesn't have the true versatility of the 3 piece combo....I have had "both". However I have the "Wraparound jammer"which, (with a Bikini and duster) "almost" encloses the entire cab....but it is not weather proof like a halftop. The halftop ran almost $700 delivered to my door from the big Q.
The 3 piece top worked well enough however it wasn't as weather tight (as I have already mentioned)....I kept my "wrap around" jammer, and duster/ sold the bikini top...and added a Frameless NX.
This gives me the best of everything IMO.
Full top/ Safari top/ Sunrider/ halftop/ jammer duster combo with a Safari top which will almost stop the water from coming around the straps (since there are none) and coming into the cab....and obviously Topless but still have top with me and everything "secured/ safe" under the duster.
A little pricey but it covers everything/ all the options for me.
One last thing WITH JAMMER OR HALFTOP.....you will loose some of the reclining of seat back.
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Former US Rep. Clay Shaw dies at 74AP , Associated Press
Sep. 11, 2013 7:54 AM ET
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) — Former U.S. Rep. E. Clay Shaw has died following a lengthy battle against lung cancer. He was 74.
Shaw's family says in a statement that he died Tuesday night at Holy Cross Hospital in Fort Lauderdale.
Shaw, a Republican, spent 26 year in Washington with his terms spanning four presidents between 1981 and 2007.
As chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee's Human Resources subcommittee, Shaw authored the Welfare Reform Act of 1996. He also led the effort to eliminate the Social Security Earnings Penalty on working seniors.
Shaw was born in Miami and was elected mayor of Fort Lauderdale in 1975.
He is survived by his wife Emilie, four children and 15 grandchildren. He will be buried in Cuba, Ala.
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Rachel Bilson & Hayden Christensen's NYC Lunch Date
Satisfying their afternoon craving, Rachel Bilson was spotted grabbing lunch with her boyfriend Hayden Christensen in the Soho area of New York City, New York on Wednesday (May 9).
The "O.C." actress bundled up in a bright red bubble coat and slipped on matching red boots for her lunch date with beau Christensen who also bundled up in a blue pea coat and bright yellow pants.
Just yesterday Rachel was spotted enjoying herself at the launch of the new Edie Rose Home Collection at Macy's Herald Square in New York City.
The 30-year-old actress named the tabletop collection after her grandmother, Edie, and a family friend, Rose, and opened up about the inspiration for the collection when it first launched last year revealing, "I was on what seemed like an endless search for really cute dishware and tabletop items when I thought it would be fun to design what I was looking for. I have a passion for dishes and thought it would be a great opportunity to design exactly what I wanted – cute and stylish entertaining and dining ware that is affordable".
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Today's issue of the Indy is almost entirely focused on remembering 2010. If the biggest news stories, most memorable photos, best albums/books/films, and defining arts moments aren't enough, well, there's more. Here are some of the more entertaining wrap-ups from around the alt weekly world.
The Boston Phoenix looks back at 2010 through updates to The Associated Press Stylebook. I don't care if it's beyond geeky, this is my personal favorite.
Also from the Phoenix: 2010's most obscure music subgenres (aquacrunk!?), the year in Nic Cage and stuff that was banned in 2010.
Westword put together the year's weirdest news.
The Stranger published its annual "We Regret These Errors" issue, which is annually brilliant.
We do the year in photos. Willamette Week prefers the year in comics.
The Village Voice's Michael Musto wonders which celebrity death upset you the most. (Dennis Hopper?) He also offers a less morbid look back at 2010.
The Portland Mercury outsourced its list of 2010's best music to a bunch — and I mean, a bunch — of Portland music folks. Among those who contributed: UM alum Colin Meloy, who lists the following five albums:
Colin Meloy (The Decemberists)
1. Laura Veirs—July Flame
2. Beach House—Teen Dream
3. Joanna Newsom—Have One on Me
4. Wye Oak—My Neighbor/My Creator EP
5. Sea of Bees—Songs for the Ravens
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Edit: I'm glad the Ravens won the Super Bowl or else the 49ers would of tied us for the most SB wins.
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They are a gimmick. If you want to buy one to add to an already extensive collection for the cool factor go ahead.
If you're buying it as a defensive pistol or basically your first or second gun don't do it. You can get a lot better gun/ammo/training at that cost.
I conceal carried my Desert Eagle 50AE all day once to win a bet with a LEO friend who said it couldn't be done. I wore it around senior LEOs all day and no one noticed until the day was over and I showed them to win the bet. I have both a shoulder holster and a belt holster for it with carriers for spare magazines. It is a blast to shoot at the range and it makes a good gun for brown bear areas. The 50AE has about 60% more muzzle energy than a .44 magnum so recoil is very substantial. They have to be kept very clean and are very prone to limp wristing. I prefer a 1911 for routine carry myself.
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Contrary to what the others have said, if you have cash to burn, go for it. I've shot both the 44 and the 50, and they are a blast. I'm 6'4" and 260 lbs and the recoil of both of them got my attention, so neither will be enjoyable after a couple dozen rounds.
But if you are commenting that the rounds are expensive (and they are - were $2.50 a pop before the latest craze), you may be better off not buying one.
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To me, the only one that REALLY makes sense for defense (against two-legged types) is the .357 Magnum. And I'm not sure how reliable it is.
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I found mine on GB, polished chrome, not a flaw, for a great price, < $1000.
There are three versions, Mark I, II, and III. Mark three has interchangeable barrels in .357. .44 magnum, and .50 AE.
It also has a rail and looks unique. Mark II came in all three calibers, but not interchangeable unless you change slides too.
Mark I had a smaller slide release and no rail.
The DE has a rotating bolt, more like an AR than a pistol. Mine is totally reliable (as little as I shoot it).
I did a lot of research, and I decided that the .44 magnum is a better choice than the .50 AE.
The diameter of both cartridges is the same, the 50 is longer. They use the same extractor and bold assembly.
But, the .44 magnum is MUCH cheaper to shoot, by far.
As far as shooting, the first thing you notice is, "This thing is HEAVY." Yeah, like 5 pounds, no girly plastic here.
When you shoot, the recoil is surprisingly mild, in that it tries to push your arms over your head, rather than snap your wrists up.
It commands attention at the range, just from the "Boom". Better hold on. It's pretty accurate, as much as I shoot mine.
Racking the slide is man's work, forget about carrying it unless you're Arnold.
So, if you have the expendable cash, get it. Would I buy it again? Hell, yes. I wish mine was gold, might as well go all out.
The gun is really just for fun or for a collector. It's over all impractical. I'd buy it but not as a carry gun or for home defense.
As someone else said there is the baby version but it has very little affiliation to the desert eagle.
The baby desert eagle, baby desert eagle ii, uzi eagle, or its original name jericho 941 is only affiliated with the desert eagle by similar looks and they were both produced by IMI. However currently the desert eagle is made by magnum research and the new jericho's are made by IWI.
I bet it would do a heck of a job in a bowling pin match.
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Ive held one before at a LGS. Awesome to hold such a weapon. As for actually using it in a real defense scenario... I wouldnt try it. Im a big guy, at 6'5 and 300lbs, can palm a basketball, and I feel like I have little toddler hands when I pick one up. Might be a good fit for Yao Ming, but even for me, its an absolute monster. It feels like youre holding a soda bottle when you grab the grip.
If you want a full size, powerful gun for home defense, get a Glock 20 in 10mm... Or better yet just buy a 12ga shotgun for home defense. That 12ga slug will make that .50AE look like a pea shooter.
But... If you just want a cool rage toy... Whats cooler than a .50cal pistol?
I get the feeling much regergitation is going on here.
First of all, I am 5'6", I can't palm a basketball, and I think my hands are probably smaller than the average mans. I've owned TWO. Recoil is stout, but it's not going to fly out of your hands, people. Internet....sheesh! If I can fire a big ole' .50AE Desert Eagle, any full grown man can. This is a non-issue.
Second, this thing IS impractical as anything ever made! LOL! Unless you want grizzly repellant or a range/fun queen, go with something else. Some rounds are expensive, but Honady's .50AE isn't any more expensive than any other caliber in Hornady's premium lineup. Speer does make hunting rounds that are about $50 for 20 rounds however! EEEK!
Point is, don't use a Desert Eagle point-five-o for defense unless your nickname is Bullet-Tooth. Range/fun/bear is pefectly acceptable, however. If you have the cash, Magnum Research will gladly give you the time!
Just as with anything else, it's a tool. Use it accordingly. You wouldn't use a ballpeen hammer to hang a picture on your wall.....would you???
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Having shot a DE 50AE, it is a FUN gun to shoot but it is EXPENSIVE! The recoil is VERY manageable, but it is heavy.
If you have the $$$ to burn...
I will say that it is more like a toy than a practical defensive firearm for the average guy.
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Depends on which model your looking at. IMO the .50AE is too much for home defense, especially if you live where you need to worry about pass through. Couple that with the cost of ammo, if you don't reload for it, the gun is a loser.
Now, the DE 1911, well I might be able to go for that. >45ACP isn't cost prohibitive to shoot and pass through isn't a major concern.
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For immediate assistance, contact the Automation Alley Resource Center at 800-427-5100.
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