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Fringe Workshop (with Dawn Oakley-Smith): The Way of the Horse
Dawn Oakley-Smith and Anna-Saqqara Price introduce you to 'The Way of the Horse', a therapeutic system of Soul and Personal growth that works by combining the Celtic wheel of the year with Elemental Horse Archetypes and Horse Goddesses which they explore by using Soul connection, Shamanicm Relational/Natural horse work and Equine Assisted Learning. On this 'Way of the Horse' intro day you'll work with horses and each other to explore boundaries, yours and theirs, and experience how to meet and safely connect with these magnificent beings. You will journey with drums to meet the elemental spirit of Horse and the Horse Goddesses seeing which horse Goddess Calls to you – Wild Child Epona bare back riding, Lover Rhiannon and her white mare, Mother Demeter as the Horse-headed Goddess or The Crone Queen Maccha on her NightMare?
Horses are incredible guides, both in the spirit world and in the physical – in their core essence they are healers and teachers.
Anna-Saqqara Price is a Priestess of Avalon, Rhiannon and SoulStar Priestess of Isis (Esa Esa). She loves to work bringing the healing love of the Goddess through in all that she does. An experienced Priestess, Ceremonialist and Healer, living and working on the Isle of Avalon for over fourteen years, Anna-Saqqara has been very involved in the Glastonbury Goddess Temple, Priestessing at the seasonal festivals, at the annual Goddess Conference, and now in the Goddess House where she offers Goddess Massage and Soul Healing.It is her joy and passion to embody the Goddess in all the creative ways that she works, though her art and crafts , dance, performance, Soul healing and Equine therapy .
Anna-Saqqara has been developing a soul-centred way of working with horses since dedicating as a Priestess of Rhiannon, researching other horse Goddesses such as Epona, Demeter, and Maccha, to create the Way of the Horse. When combined with natural horsemanship and equine-assisted learning this creates a grounded, therapeutic experience for both horse and human.
She also loves working with the Egyptian Goddesses, and has recognised Isis/EsaEsa as her Soul Star Goddess through her many years of work and training with Sally Pullinger. She is part of the Avalon Egyptian Grove and teaches the Egyptian Mysteries of Isis both here in Glastonbury as well as part of an Egyptian Mysteries tour .
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Carciofi alla Romana
These artichokes exude a characteristic fragrance of Rome – that of wild mint. It is used primarily as an antipasto or first course.
4 artichokes, with stems attached
2-3 T. parsley, finely chopped
1 T. garlic, finely chopped
2-3 T. fresh mint leaves, finely chopped
1/2 C. olive oil
Salt & pepper
Prepare the artichokes for stuffing as previously described. Mix the parsley, garlic and mint with some olive oil, salt and pepper. Reserve 1/3 of the mixture and press the remaining mixture into the cavity and between the leaves of the artichokes. Place the artichokes upside-down, tight against each other (stem up) in a heavy bottomed casserole. Drizzle with olive oil and as much cold water and/or chicken broth as necessary to cover 1/2 of the artichoke. Cover the casserole and cook over medium heat for 30 min. or until tender when pierced with a knife.
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25 Romantic Dinners to Make at Home for Valentine's Day
Everyone knows that staying home on Valentine's Day is a much better option than eating out, right? A romantic meal at home has so many advantages over a noisy, overpriced, overcrowded restaurant. If you're not convinced, then here are 25 recipes for your romantic consideration. And they don't have to be complicated. One-pot shrimp scampi is delicious and simple, although if putting some time in at the stove is your jam, try steak with drunken mushrooms & roasted blue cheese potatoes.
Quick but Fancy Pastas
Pasta is a great Valentine's dinner choice. It can be made really fancy, as it takes well to things like seafood and truffles, and it can come together really fast, which leaves you more time for ... cuddling.
- Caramelized Figs and Ravioli with Rosemary Brown Butter & Crispy Prosciutto
- Orecchiette with Caramelized Fennel and Spicy Sausage
- One-Pot Shrimp Scampi
- Butternut Squash Fettuccine Alfredo
- Triple Lemon Fettucine Alfredo
- Creamy Asparagus and Shrimp Pasta
- Ruth Reichl's Savory Sweet Pasta for Michael
Sexy Seafood
Seafood is a favorite choice for Valentine's Day because it can be a little spendy and not usually served for everyday meals. Plus, it tastes delicious and brings to mind warm, sandy beaches in the middle of February.
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- Sustainable Seafood Stew
- Ludo Lefebvre's Squid Pad Thai
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- Mushroom and Leek Risotto
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- a large inland body of standing water.
- Round Pond (2km)
- Tilly Pond (2.1km)
- Little Marsh Pond (2.8km)
- Millinocket Lake (3.1km)
- Big Marsh Pond (4.4km)
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- Little Beaver Pond (7km)
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- Little Sawtelle Pond (11.6km)
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- a body of running water moving to a lower level in a channel on land.
- Little Bog Brook (0.9km)
- Millimagassett Stream (5.2km)
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- Millinocket Stream (6km)
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- Beaver Brook (6.8km)
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- Caribou Brook (9.8km)
- Willard Brook (11.2km)
- Saddle Brook (11.3km)
- Moose Brook (11.6km)
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- Woodlot Ridge (2.9km)
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- Millimagassett Ridge (3.8km)
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- Soule Ridge (8.4km)
- Millinocket Ridge (8.5km)
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- Libby Camp (0km)
- Devils Elbow (5.8km)
- Libby Camp (6km)
- Number One Camp (6.2km)
- mountain;
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- Libby Pinnacle (4.7km)
- Old Baldface (5.4km)
- Middle Brook Mountain (10.9km)
- overfalls;
- an area of breaking waves caused by the meeting of currents or by waves moving against the current.
- Millinocket Falls (2.8km)
- Munsungan Falls (10.4km)
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- a tract of land, smaller than a continent, surrounded by water at high water.
- Libby Island (2.2km)
- Green Island (4.1km)
- populated place;
- a city, town, village, or other agglomeration of buildings where people live and work.
- Moosehorn Crossing (6.3km)
- trail;
- a path, track, or route used by pedestrians, animals, or off-road vehicles.
- Munsungan Lake Tote Road (7.7km)
- reservoir(s);
- an artificial pond or lake.
- Millinocket Lake (1.6km)
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- a barrier constructed across a stream to impound water.
- Millinocket Lake Dam (1.6km)
- channel;
- the deepest part of a stream, bay, lagoon, or strait, through which the main current flows.
- Thorofare, The (6.6km)
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- Penobscot River river
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- Crouseville, Maine city city o
- Presque Isle, Maine city city o
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- East Millinocket (CDP), Maine city city o
Airports close to Libby Camp
Northern maine rgnl at presque isle(PQI), Presque isle, Usa (85.9km)
Millinocket muni(MLT), Millinocket, Usa (86km)
Houlton international(HUL), Houlton, Usa (96.7km)
Caribou muni(CAR), Caribou, Usa (102.5km)
Bangor international(BGR), Bangor, Usa (193.4km)


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Lara Bingle's baby hit with an avocado
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Hollywood Hughes reveals that Lara Bingle is looking super trim in Vancouver after having newborn Rocket Zot.
Collegue Emily Burnley confirmed that she saw Lara in a health food store, looking amazing, after Emily McBurnie let an avocado slipped out of her hand and almost hit baby Rocket!
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January 22nd, 2010, 08:04 AM #1Too Many Darn Stickies
Anyone else find the huge number of stickied threads in Midnight Cafe a bit annoying? Even on a 24" monitor, they take up the entire screen - It's a bit overkill to say the least.
Some rules should be stickied (maybe as a mass thread), but others (as an affiliate I love..., acquisition announcement, new admin, as an affiliate I hate, jumping to conclusions, twitter thread, copyright warning (seriously, this has to be a written warning?)) have no reason to be a sticky. And the twitter thread can be rolled up into an actual list on Twitter, now.
January 22nd, 2010, 01:10 PM #2
Some of those can probably be moved to other subforums, will look at that next week. And a couple might be able to be rolled together as you said.Deborah Carney
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Joshua, the idea of a twitter list of ABW users is brilliant. I'd follow that list...
January 22nd, 2010, 02:03 PM #4
can we please sticky this thread?
January 22nd, 2010, 02:04 PM #5Originally Posted by JohnHawkinsBill / Marketing Blog @ 12PM - Current project: Resurrecting my "baby" at South Baltimore..
Cute Personal Checks and Business Checks
If you are too busy to laugh you are too busy.
January 22nd, 2010, 02:27 PM #6Originally Posted by Bill
That, of course, begs the question, who is going to maintain the list and how do the new peeps go about getting added to the list... But in concept... brilliant.
January 22nd, 2010, 02:30 PM #7Originally Posted by Jason Rubacky
January 22nd, 2010, 02:50 PM #8Originally Posted by JohnHawkins
January 22nd, 2010, 03:29 PM #9Originally Posted by Jason Rubacky
January 23rd, 2010, 12:06 AM #10
Oooh, if I could remember who tried to do it I'd post a link... I remember seeing a story recently about a company that is trying to create a punctuation mark specifically for denoting sarcasm. It's like a little squiggle with a dot in the center. It will, of course, fail miserably because changes in the fundamentals of a language don't happen at the whim of a corporation, but there you go.Daniel M. Clark
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White Earth project receives $20,000 grant
The Presbyterian Committee in the Self-Development of People has awarded a $20,000 grant to White Earth Land Recovery Project. The Project is located on the White Earth Reservation in Callaway.
The project involves growing traditional American Indian foods that have been displaced. This will increase food production, increase local food consumption in schools on the reservation, and provide analysis of the nutritional and economic elements of the local food system.
The project will also provide a source of healthy produce for the elderly and diabetic population on the White Earth reservation.
The Presbyterian Committee on the Self-Development of People is a ministry of the Presbyterian Church (USA). The church's program of self-development began in 1970 and each year awards grants totaling more than $2 million to groups in the United States and around the world.
The grants, which are funded through the PC(USA)'s One Great Hour of Sharing Offering, are given to projects that are owned and controlled by the economically poor community groups that benefit from them.
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Over drinks, two friends agree to swap fond memories of their recent trips to the same seaside town. As the stories unfold in flashback, we realize their accounts take place at the same time—and with the same people—in this potent swirl of chance encounters, nostalgia, heartbreak and grace from Korea's highly regarded auteur.
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A major new phase of redevelopment is under way at Blackpool's Brian House children's hospice.
The kitchen is being completely updated and redesigned as part of the ongoing improvement work.
All the original kitchen units, which were well past their best, are being replaced, along with the addition of some features to make dining an exciting experience.
The kitchen will also be redecorated in the style of a traditional sweetshop.
Staff were keen to make the kitchen more suitable for children and young people and better adapted to the complex needs of the children.
The new dining table is on two levels to accommodate wheelchair users, so that everyone can sit down together – while a mini-kitchen with scaled-down units will allow the children to play and take part in baking.
Simon Hellawell, facilities manager, said: "We are really excited to see the ideas being finalised.
"The marshmallows in the kitchen is a lovely idea and I'm sure will be a big hit with the youngsters.
"The mini kitchen can be used as part of baking and I know the kids will love it."
Each room will have a different theme too – a funfair, under the sea, pirates and a funky union jack. The idea is to have rooms that suit tots and teenagers, boys and girls.
Linzi Young, fund-raising manager, said: "People are working so hard to raise the money for our refurbishment and it's important that we create something really wonderful that will be suitable for all our children for years to come.
"We love the marshmallows and can't wait to see the kitchen completed.
"Brian House has always been a special place but we want to make it truly out of the ordinary and a real experience for the families who need us."
The Gazette's Hospice Heroes campaign is aiming to raise £200,000 to pay for a massive refurbishment at Trinity and Brian House on Low Moor Road, Bispham.
The work includes creating single rooms on the inpatient unit as well as areas of privacy for patients and families.
At Brian House the children's bedrooms will be made brighter and safer, and the kitchen will be remodelled to made it more accessible for older children.
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Catalog Collapse Prediction Coming to Pass2 May, 2006 By: Stephanie Prange
Looking at the latest DVD Release Report, it's becoming clear that the Goldman Sachs analysis released last fall was on target.
The catalog DVD gravy train has indeed slowed. DVD releases of pre-1997 theatrical features so far this year have fallen more than 30% behind the number of such titles released in 2005, from 515 in the first four months of 2005 to 360 titles for the comparable four months of this year.
On the bright side, new theatrical titles (released in 1997 and after) have surged in the beginning of the year, growing by almost a quarter (23.7%), according to the DVD Release Report. But that surge can't hope to make up for the falloff in catalog sales, and many of those films have been pushed to market early, leaving a possible gap in the middle of the year.
Last year, TV DVD sales saved the business in the middle of the year, as many hits were crammed into the beginning and middle of 2005. But that sector, while still strong, doesn't seem to have the same growth in it this year. The DVD Release Report notes flat growth in the sector in the first four months of 2006.
What now?
Obviously, studios have been looking to other formats and delivery options, from Universal Media Disc to high-definition packaged media to video-on-demand to fill the void left by the falloff in DVD catalog sales.
The winner: the combination of delivery options that maximizes revenue for the studio. I'm just not sure that the studios will ever again see the kind of windfall in revenue they saw with catalog on DVD.


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Planning a Medieval Wedding
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Before you start looking for castles or a wedding dress you should write down everything that is important to you. Imagine what your wedding would be like and start writing it down, kind of like your pre-wedding story book. Ask yourself several questions such as: Do I wish to get married in a castle? Or do I prefer an outdoor wedding on a meadow, inside a beautiful park, or in a forest? What type of ceremony, religious or traditional medieval? How about the food and table settings? What about the entertainment? Medieval dances, court jesters, sword fighting, bow and arrow contest maybe? As you can see, a lot to think about.
The Place
There are hundreds of castles all over Europe that allow for a medieval wedding. Some offer a private chapel for the wedding ceremony and the rooms for your royal meal. Others only offer the rooms and catering. That is usually not a problem because where there is a castle there usually is a church near-by.
Did you know that there are even some castles in Northamerica. Of course they did not write the same history as those in Europe but they still make a beautiful setting. If you would much rather celebrate a Robin Hood Wedding in the forest or on a beautiful meadow, you have plenty of options to turn a simple meadow into a medieval-looking place. Medieval tents can be rented or you can hire a wedding planner to take care of the decorative aspect of your medieval wedding.
The medieval dress
Medieval wedding dresses come in different colors and shapes. In the early middle ages brides didn't really wore white. Nobles usually wore dark colors such as blue or burgundy with gold. Their dresses were made of expensive material. The commoners had similar dresses but those dresses were made of simple material. The typical medieval dress is known as the cotehardie, tight-fitting around arms and upper body, usually laced in the back.
Medieval wedding dresses can be rented, customed ordered through a seamstress or purchased online. The selection is huge. Now, if you don't like orderding your dress online but you did see your dreamdress, you could take a photocopy to your seamstress.
The wedding cake
A typical medieval wedding of the past did not include a wedding cake. Instead a local baker would create sweet desserts in the form of little castles, knights, etc. Unless you want to have a truly authentic medieval wedding including desert you could still opt for a wedding cake but add in a medieval show for your guests by cutting the cake with a sword.
The Wedding Feast
A typical medieval wedding feast is usually presented as part of the table decorations. That included platters with meat, baskets with bread, plates with grapes and cheeses. It was common to eat the food with your bare hands as forks weren't yet invented. The food was served in wooden bowls or plates made out of clay.
Depending on the type of medieval wedding you are planning, you could choose between wooden bowls or heavy-duty ceramic plates or even silver plates. Don't use white porcelain and wine glasses. Instead opt for goblets.
Medieval Entertainment
Planning a medieval wedding can be a challenging task when it comes to selecting the entertainment. Medieval dances are old traditional dances that not everyone knows how to do. Nevertheless, there is a certain fun aspect about the fact that you will all slowly learn those dance steps before and during the wedding. Here is a page with medieval dance instructions on video.
To break off the monotony hiring some medieval comedians such as the court jesters would allow for everyone to take a break from dancing, sit back and enjoy a glass of mead or wine and laugh to the jokes of the court jesters, listen to their funny songs or watch them do tricks.
If your wedding is during the day and there is plenty of daylight left bow and arrow contests, for instance, would allow the guys to compete against each other. You can always hire a couple of actors who will perform professional sword fighting. And for those without a tight budget who do enjoy the full action, why not hire a company to perform a medieval jousting tournament. If you have the space and the money, why not relive the middle ages to the fullest. Jousting tournaments weren't necessarily part of a wedding. It was a sport to show off their talent. Nevertheless, if you are planning a medieval wedding out on an open meadow why not let yourself and your guests go back to the middle ages and become a spectator of an original jousting tournament.


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June 22, 1997
When Harvard University economist Jeffrey D. Sachs was recently asked whether there were too many sweatshops in poor nations, he replied that his concern was "not that there are too many sweatshops, but that there are too few."
Many other economists are also coming to recognize that low-wage plants overseas making clothing and shoes for export to America and other industrialized-world markets are actually providing an important service to their workers. These plants are a necessary first step toward prosperity in developing countries.
- Sachs says these types of jobs eventually led to prosperity in Hong Kong and Singapore and are what is now needed in Africa to facilitate the transition to increased prosperity from today's backbreaking rural poverty in many areas.
- Within a generation, apparel-assembling and similar jobs in Hong Kong, Singapore, South Korea and Taiwan took national incomes from about 10 percent of that of the U.S. to 40 percent.
- According to economist Paul Krugman of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, even in a nation as corrupt as Indonesia, industrialization originally based on sweatshops has reduced the portion of malnourished children from more than half in 1973 to one-third today.
Krugman says the "overwhelming mainstream view among economists is that the growth of this kind of employment is tremendous good news for the world's poor." When American corporations cut their ties to sweatshops in response to media criticism, the victims are the very people sweatshop opponents say they want to help.
In Honduras, where the legal working age is 14, girls toiled 75 hours a week for the 31 cent hourly minimum wage to make the Kathie Lee Gifford clothing line for Wal-Mart. When Wal-Mart canceled its contract, the girls lost their jobs and blamed Mrs. Gifford.
Source: Alan R. Myerson, "In Principle, a Case For More 'Sweatshops,'" New York Times, June 22, 1997.
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February 16th, 2009, 06:28 AM #1Happy Birthday Julian :)
Happy, Happy Birthday Julian
and no reason to be scared or sad bout turnin 40 and gettin one step closer to bein a geezer lol Just teasin Just means you're a bit more mature now, ya pretty much know what ya want in life, ya appreciate things more now and you're more appreciated, too.
Enjoy your day
February 16th, 2009, 07:40 AM #2
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Thank you. It is also my wedding anniversary, so we are all going to celebrate today.
February 16th, 2009, 08:39 AM #3
Happy Birthday Julian! and Happy Anniversary too! Hope you have a terrific day
February 16th, 2009, 09:37 AM #4
Wow. Double anniversary! &
Happy Birthday, and Happy Anniversary, my friend!!
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February 16th, 2009, 09:44 AM #5
How cool, happy birthday and happy anniversary! You have 2 great reasons to celebrate.Greg Rice Affiliate Program Management
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February 16th, 2009, 10:13 AM #6
Many Happy Returns and enjoy your celebration Julian
February 16th, 2009, 10:17 AM #7
Happy Birthday and Happy Anniversary! Sounds like you are going to have double the fun today.
February 16th, 2009, 11:11 AM #8
Happy Birthday!
Don't let ferrets steal your cake!
Eat it now!
Happy Anniversary too!
February 16th, 2009, 11:18 AM #9
Happy and Happy !!! :Continued Success,
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February 16th, 2009, 12:34 PM #10
Haaaaaaaaaaappy Happy Birthday Julian!!KK
February 16th, 2009, 01:02 PM #11
"It is also my wedding anniversary"
oooh, you've just been havin one romantic day after the other ever since Saturday. Definitely enjoy your anniversary, too and
Happy Anniversary to Julian and Mrs. Julian Hope ya have many, many more happy years together
February 16th, 2009, 10:20 PM #12
Wow happy b-day and anniversary!!![B]Dave Oliver[/B] - AMWSO Affiliate Program Management Team
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February 16th, 2009, 10:24 PM #13
Happy Birthday
Happy Anniversary
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Happy Both Days, Julian. Keep doing what you do.Kevin Webster
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February 16th, 2009, 10:57 PM #15
Hope you had an awesome day mate!
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Thank you everyone.
My wife, and I had a great day with the kids.
It isn't every day that you turn 40, celebrate your 7th wedding anniversary and have a great day in a different country than the one you born in.
My life is rather different now than when I turned 30, living in Stoke-on-Trent (Staffordshire, England), unmarried, no kids, no affiliate marketing.
Life is amazing.
February 17th, 2009, 06:10 AM #17
Congratulations on your 7th wedding anniversary Julian. and Happy Belated Birthday wishesCheers,
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February 17th, 2009, 08:18 AM #18
Happy B-Day Mr. Julian, may you have a wonderful Birthday and Anniversary!Emilio Yepez
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February 17th, 2009, 01:31 PM #19
Happy belated birthday!
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Arrival to Grasmere and hike up Loughrigg
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So our stay in Ambleside was over. I had a fairly good idea of how "far" Grasmere is, so I wasn't really broken hearted or anything, it seemed just a stone's throw away. Infact, one of our roommates for the night - a Chinese guy was actually hiking from Ambleside to Grasmere, whilst I was going in a nice heated bus! I liked the drive to Grasmere and I could tell I'd have a fab time here, it seems a lot nicer and tinier than Grasmere. As I got down from the bus stop, there were tons of kids all headed home, I asked one lady where the YHA was and turns out she was coming from there, and pointed me towards it.
The hostel is a sight to behold. And I'm not lying. The Ambleside YHA was a big building located by Lake Windermere, it seemed beautiful in a "lake resort" kind of way. This Grasmere hostel on the other hand is inside this big expanse of green, colourful autumn trees leading up the hostel as it sits all alone in front of scaling high mountains behind. This was nice in a "sit by the fire with a brandy" kind of way. I'll be writing a detailed review of the hostel later, but suffice it to say that this is a very nice hostel.
As soon as we checked in, we spent some time around the lounge. I really liked it - it's got these fancy sofas, a piano, kind of very upmarket considering this this a "low budget accomodation" for backpackers. I spoke to the YHA staff (very friendly girl) and we zeroed in on doing th Loughrigg hike. But just walking into the hostel with our luggage, we knew that this was a photo opp not to be missed.
Even more wicked was the walk from the hostel to the city centre. Our plan for the day was to first hit Dove Cottage - not that I'm a major Wordsworth fan (infact I couldn't recall a single poem of his, for shame), but going to Grasmere and not seeing Dove Cottage is like going to England and not eating Thornton's! ;-) There's a picture titled "walk from the hostel to city centre" that features 4 buildings (believe it or not, one is an art gallery and the other is the local Co-op) which should tell you how lovely the surroundings were.
The city centre is very nice.
We walked back to the city centre and stopped by a Deli for lunch. I had potato/leek soup with a cheese scone, and Vanilla cake for dessert. I love UK pastries and UK soups. For 1 thing, most UK soups are vegetarian, and their combo are excellent. Infact I think I've eaten better soups in the UK than in India. It was about 2pm now and my feet were already hurting, but we had to do our agenda for the day - more hiking!
We asked passers-by the way to Lough Rigg, it wasn't too far or so they said.
And then I see the erstwhile National Trust signpost Loughrigg. Boy it was lovely! The path was a lot better made than Langdale, as in, there were stone steps but it was high. Very steep. And the rain had started, and the higher you go, the windier it gets. Infact we met one of the guys returning from the peak and his comment to me was "keep your head below the clouds".
I kept going higher and higher, and at one point I couldnt' take it anymore. It got way way too windy. Really windy. I was having a problem standing, and I was even scared to open my camera lest it blow away! It was that windy. Besides, it was about 5pm, it was getting dark and the clouds and rain were showing no signs of letting up. So I made my way down, which was also quite tricky as the stones had started to get slippery. By the time I reached the road which winds down to Grasmere, it was already a few minutes past 430pm but getting dark. Walked back to the city centre, and went to Sarah Nelson's Gingerbread shop, the oldest in Grasmere (and perhaps even all of England?). I like how "small" the shop is and how it's filled with goodies.
For dinner, grabbed some naan and Patak's curry for dinner. I was hungry - and tired - and wet. And I was offiically limping with all the pain. The biggest question I had was - when I go back, what do I remove first as I was dripping head to toe. Anyway headed back to the hostel - had a shower and left all my stuff in the "drying room" in the basement. It was packed and smelly. I finally put my socks and shoes on the heater to warm up and dry by the next day morning. Went to the neighbouring building to cook, the kitchen is a bit small and in 2 parts- you have the stoves in one narrow room and the kitchen and cutlery in another, but the dining room is very cosy and very nice.


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The key measure for this target includes Scope 1 emissions, which are the direct greenhouse gas emissions of electricity generators (such as from burning coal). Scope 2 and 3 emissions are not considered. Scope 2 emissions are indirect greenhouse gas emissions associated with the consumption of purchased electricity. Scope 3 emissions are other indirect greenhouse gas emissions not covered under Scope 2, from sources not owned or directly controlled by the generator but related to the generator's activities. Scope 3 emissions include upstream emissions released in the process of mining, and abstraction of fuels including fugitive emissions, processing of fuels and delivering fuel to a generator.
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Mid-Cities Mall; renamed Lakeview Centre in the mid-1980s
(A.K.A.: "Pepto Bis-Mall")
828 Memorial Drive (JCPenney)
Years Active:
1968-2000; JCPenney until 2011
Two-anchor enclosed shopping center built in the '60s along Lake Michigan, midway between Manitowoc and Two Rivers. Lost Montgomery Ward in the 1983. Mall was renovated, painted a gaudy pink, and renamed sometime later, but never fully recovered. Mall interior was shuttered in 2000, JCPenney stuck around another decade before closing. Briefly explored mere hours after JCPenney closed.
Status: DEMOLISHED in 2015
Article: No
Flickr set: 1/20/2011
Video: Mid-Cities Mall
Loot: Neon tubes from the interior "Penneys" sign; Lakeview Centre pin buttons.


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Martin Brothers Tobacco Jar modeled as a Grotesque Bird. This early example dates from 1884 and has his feet directly attached to the stand with a lozenge mark to his rear and incised marks to the internal body and to the flange of the head. There is very minor restoration to several very small chips to the rear rim of the head and a minor touch in to the interior of the body (just above the mark for London) There are many more images showing the detail of the modelling, the colouration and the marks available on request
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A single 10-11mm cultured freshwater pearl is held in the center of this bangle bracelet for an alluring accessory perfect to add to any attire. The bracelet is crafted of quality sterling silver and measures 6 1/2 inches around with an open bangle design.
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Key verbs to teach about likes and dislikes
- enjoy , hate , prefer , like , dislike , enjoy
Action verbs
- read , listen , play , talk , dance , speak , run , jump , swim, jog , watch , catch ,throw , jump
- I like eating ice cream
- I am crazy about sports
- I am fond of chocolate
- I am a huge fan of soccer
- I dislike wasting time
- I don't like golf at all
- I can't stand soccer fans
- I detest being late
Frequency Adverbs
With the vocabulary previously taught , I dictate these sentences to the students.
- I like to read books.
- I always go to church.
- I always watch movies at night.
- I never play soccer at school.
- Sometimes I go swimming in the river.
- I hardly ever go to the gym.
- I am crazy about sports.
- I usually take the bus to school.
- I like to play video games.
- I never study for the exams.
Answer the following questionS about your likes , dislikes and preferences.
- What kind of music do you like?
- What are your favorite TV Shows?
- How often do you watch TV?
- How often do you watch movies?
- What Sports do you like?
- How often do you play sports?
- What's your favorite color?
- What's your favorite food?
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Silver Spring, MD (PressExposure) June 13, 2014 -- SIMpalm launched new game Quaze for its client.
Quaze - A fun and challenging game for all ages.
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Course Description
This course focuses on North American Literature from the period of early exploration and colonization through the end of the 19th century, roughly 1500 through 1900. It is a "survey" course in the sense that we shall read in chronological order a small selection of texts, each of enduring significance, and representative of the changing literary forms, cultural values, and social tensions of the centuries under consideration. Your reading for this course will span four crucial periods of American history. The first half of the course will involve writings from two of those periods: the extended era of colonization, from roughly 1600 through 1740; and the era leading up to the Revolution and the establishment of an American nation, itself codependent with the development of a distinctly American self, a period roughly from 1740 to 1800. The second half of this course will focus first on a selection of texts from the era of nation-building, roughly 1800 to 1865, when writers sought to give this new self a literary expression in American forms, forms which declared their cultural independence from European models. The course will end with a look at transcendentalism, American Romanticism, and Realism as they emerged through the 19th century. Though this course is in many ways a "survey," you will not be reading all of the canonical texts from these periods; instead, we will focus on literary history and trends, working to gain an understanding of the arc and flow of earlier American literature. Particular attention will be paid to race and ethnicity, gender, socioeconomic class, sexuality, and religion as these categories interact with the emerging American nation.
This course is a Diversity Connections course (DICO) in the General Education program. Click here for information about this.
About DICO's: Becoming educated involves developing awareness of, sensitivity to, and appreciation for viewpoints other than those to which we have been acculturated. Through such development comes increased respect for those different from oneself. Students take a three-credit Diversity (D) course (either within the major or not) designed to broaden and deepen awareness and appreciation of differences and commonalties of sub-cultural groups in American society defined by differences in race, ethnicity, ability, social class, religion, politics, gender, or sexual orientation. Diversity courses do this by exposing students to the life stories and the voices of members of different groups and by exploring issues of equity, opportunity, and justice.
The Theme for This Currents Class
This particular Currents of American Lit will center on what historian Jill Lepore calls "the relationship between words and wounds." Lepore explores how accounts of King Philips' War function to create the significance of this war in the great American narrative. In this course, we will ask questions about how words build nations, establish power, create "truths," and define literature, and about how language functions to eclipse political and social anxieties even as it reveals the very instability of its own structures.
Course Objectives
By the end of this course, you will:
- be able to read critically, marking a text with questions and comments that reflect a thoughtful engagement with both form and content, and have increased skill at reading off a screen with incorporated digital annotation
- be able to formulate an original thesis argument based on the analysis of a text
- be able to write a coherent and lively expository essay based on your original arguments
- understand the definition of an "archive," and be able to use digital archives to inform your research and writing
- know the competing major accounts of the history of America to 1900
- know what comprises the "canon" of earlier American literature
- have developed your own ideas about the politics of canonicity and the definition of "literature"
- be able to make critical connections between contemporary American mythologies and primary source documents from early America
- be able to make connections between these American texts and contemporary literary theory
- be able to articulate your ideas about the role of diversity in earlier American literature, in the emerging American nation, and in historiographical theory
- have developed your own ideas about how language and literature define and create America
- understand open licensing and open access issues and processes, and be able to properly license and publish your own work to contribute to the field of earlier American literature
- have developed critical digital literacies that enable you to evaluate and leverage digital tools in service of the creative and analytical work you want to do
- have contributed to this course and to the field in ways that I, as you professor, could not have anticipated at the beginning of the semester.
Goals for All PSU Literature Courses:
- To understand texts in their cultural and historical contexts
- To develop critical and creative analytical practices
- To write about texts w/depth and clarity
- If applicable, to employ research skills in writing about lit and/or film.
Course Requirements and Grading Procedures:
We are going to choose the course requirements and grading procedures together as a class at the beginning of the semester. Here are some starting ideas we might consider:
- Introduction writing for OpenAmLit
- Moodle Postings
- Blog Creation
- Blog Curation
- Blogging
- Essay Quiz
- Papers
- Padlet
- Class Participation
- Attendance
- Discussion Question writing for OpenAmLit
- Project writing for OpenAmLit
- 60 Second Plot Videos
- Social Commentary Videos
- Library Database Research
- Movie Trailers
- Summary of Learning Screencasts
- Final Exam
Required Text
The Open Anthology of Early American Literature, available free here: http://openamlit.pressbooks.com/
Because this is a digital text and we will be working with digital annotation, you must bring a laptop or tablet (or smartphone if necessary) to class with you so you can access the texts. In special circumstances, you may wish to print the day's reading.
Academic Integrity
You must adhere to the Academic Integrity policy as outlined in the PSU Academic Catalog. Anyone violating this policy will be reported to the English Department chair, and then sent before the Academic Integrity panel for a hearing. Here are the basics of what I expect, in addition to full compliance with this policy:
all work is your own;
if you get information or ideas from books, articles, the internet, or interviews with live people, you need to cite that information or those ideas using MLA style;
you may not purchase papers and turn them in as your own work;
you may not turn in an assignment that you yourself created for a different class;
all presentations and PowerPoints must also include citations.
Plymouth State University is committed to providing students with documented disabilities equal access to all university programs and facilities. If you think you have a disability requiring accommodations, you should immediately contact the PASS Office in Lamson Library (535-2270) to determine whether you are eligible for such accommodations. Academic accommodations will only be considered for students who have registered with the PASS Office. If you have a Letter of Accommodation for this course from the PASS Office, please provide the instructor with that information privately so that you and the instructor can review those accommodations.
Miss three, then uh-oh. After 9:45 is awkward.
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PETA is offering a $1,000,000 reward to anyone who creates commercially viable in vitro meat. I don't see any ethical problem with producing or consuming such meat. Do you?
Addendum: Here is a New York Times story about the reward.
21 April 2008
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HOUMA -- Forty contestants will take the stage Saturday at Southland Mall's J.C. Penney court to compete in round one of Hometown Stars.
The American Idol-style talent show was supposed to begin July 9 but was postponed due to concerns over Hurricane Dennis, which made landfall July 10 in Florida.
Because of the delay, the two faces of round one have been combined.
This week's show will include 20 contestants in the 10- to 17-year-old category and 20 in the 18 and older category, according to contest officials.
The show, co-hosted by local musician Ann Duplantis and sponsor Soft Rock 96.7FM, will start at 1 p.m. with all contestants performing songs in the top 40-pop genre.
"Southland Mall and the event partners are looking forward to being able to bring such a fun, worthwhile event to the area again this year," said Dawn Becker, Southland's senior marketing director.
Becker said 10 contestants would be selected from each group Saturday by a panel of judges. They will advance to the semi-final round July 23.
Audience members can overrule judges' decisions, however, by voting online at The Courier's Web site. The ousted singer with the most votes will come back as a "wildcard" contestant.
Online voting for round one will be held Sunday through Wednesday. Click on the Hometown Stars logo on The Courier's homepage to access online voting.
The contest, in its third year at Southland Mall, typically draws hundreds to watch and cheer contestants.
Becker said the competition, which has run for six-weeks in previous years, was shortened to four this year because area school children have a shorter summer vacation.
At the end of the contest, winners in each group will receive prizes, including a professional recording and video session and a live concert performance at Tab's Benoit's Voice of the Wetlands Concert, which will be held later this year in downtown Houma.
Hometown Stars is presented in partnership with The Courier, Daily Comet, C107.5, Soft Rock 96.7, Eagle 106.3, Pinnacle Financial and Redfish Rental of Houma & Fourchon.
In the July 23rd semi-finals, 10 contestants and one wildcard winner in each age group will sing country music. Online voting is July 24-27.
Finals will be July 30 and will also include all ages. Five contestants and one wildcard winner in each group will sing soundtrack and singer's choice.
Singers include:
Group A (10-17) -- Ginny Ambrose, 15, Schriever; Courtney Callais, 15, Cutoff; J'Leigh Chauvin, 10, Larose; Claire Chouest, 12, Lockport; Ashley Domangue, 15, Bourg; Maria Hardeman, 12, Houma; Keierica Howard, 12, Houma; Mark Klein, 11, Baton Rouge; Wesley John Lagarde, 17, Cutoff; Seth Michael Lapeyrouse, 17, Houma; Kelsey Lefort, 15, Larose; Brittney Marcel, 14, Patterson; Brittney Miller, 15, Houma; Tracy Milligan, 15, Houma; Kristin Parfait, 16, Houma; Brittany Scneller, 16, Metairie; Lainey Rae Slade, 16, Larose; Karley Stein, 16, Metairie; Shelly Tabor, 15, Vacherie; and Natalie Wells, 17, Houma.
Group B (18 and older) -- Nathan Abbott, 18, Bourg; Nicole Aucoin, 29, Houma; Kim Bellamy, 33, Raceland; Karen Bradshaw, 47, Marrero; Cara Brunet, 25, Houma; Sandy Chaisson, 18, Houma; Raechele Clause, 37, Thibodaux; Angelle Couvillon, 21, Houma; Mike Dryden, 32, Houma; Sean Fremin, 31, Houma; Heather Gaudet, 20, Houma; Michelle Gauthe, 28, Thibodaux; LaDonna Hampton, 21, Houma; Trevor LeBlanc, 21, Houma; Jordy Rousse, 18, Metairie; Whitney Sanchez, 27, Thibodaux; Gionne Steib, 18, Vacherie; Ashley Taylor, 21, Lockport; Sarah Voisin, 47, Houma; and Brandi Whitaker, 23, Houma.
Singing contest kicks off Saturday
HOUMA -- Forty contestants will take the stage Saturday at Southland Mall's J.C. Penney court to compete in round one of Hometown Stars.


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But the latest we hear is that the Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa 4 - Dancing with the Stars choreographer is not doing the show anymore.
According to a source, "Nishant was approached for the show and was almost finalized but he was too young for the character that was offered to him. And that's the reason he is not doing the show."
We contacted Nishant who told Tellybuzz, "Yes I was approached for it but the character that they to narrate me was too old for me to play. I am looking for a role of my age. "
The production has now decided to change the cast of the show wherein they have replaced the earlier youngsters with a few older ones.
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Premier League transfer budgets
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Mikethemanc 2011-11-03 13:12
Does anyone know what the transfer budgets are for each team in the Premier League. I could check this myself but i'm in work. I want to start a new game with a Premier League team but dont know who. I dont want to be a "top 6" team
Evo 2011-11-03 13:34
I made this post to show the premiership staring budgets.
It was made from the demo but I expect they'll be the same or similar.
It was made from the demo but I expect they'll be the same or similar.
Your heart is free, have the courage to follow it.
Mikethemanc 2011-11-03 13:37
Evo, you're a helpful man you are! Cheers pal
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Yes, poor Americans today undeniably have it "better" and "easier" than their poor counterparts of yesteryear. But stopping the conversation there, as Republicans would prefer in an assault against social programs and a minimum wage hike, utterly misses the point. Economic data shows that while consumer goods like phones and TVs have grown impossibly cheaper, the things that actually knit together the social fabric, like food and college and health care, have grown impossibly more expensive. The gap between the middle class and poverty has grown historically large—so large that the poorest among us may never manage to ford it.
"Did you bring any crack to smoke?" Rob Ford, Toronto mayor—and fresh target of mockery from Justin Bieber—will enter rehab. He was caught on yet another video smoking what looks like drugs (crack-cocaine, specifically) after a bender earlier this year at an exclusive nightclub.
North Portland, gaze upon your future. An oil train exploded into flames after derailing in Virginia. This is the eighth such significant "accident," according to federal data. In Canada, last year, one explosion killed 47 people.
Reported sex assaults among members of the military have climbed by 50 percent, thanks to an intensified effort in the Pentagon meant to encourage victims to come forward. One lingering nit? Officials still think too few men are willing to pursue claims.
A jihad camp in Oregon? A strange tidbit spilled from testimony in the terror trial of an Islamist cleric: a vague plan to set up a training compound on 160 acres of Afghanistan-like land in rural Oregon.
Russia's Vladimir Putin, renowned dove and peacenik, says Ukraine should withdraw its own troops from a restive part of its own country. For peace. And not, lest anyone get the wrong idea, because Putin wants to replace them with Russian soldiers instead. Russia's economy, because of the fallout over Ukraine, is already in recession, according to the International Monetary Fund.
Six couples in Ohio have filed a lawsuit challenging their state's 2004 voter-approved ban on same-sex marriage. If successful (and they ought to be) they'll help Ohio join several other states (hopefully soon to include Oregon) in ensuring LGBTQ neighbors aren't treated like second-class citizens.
Someone should point out the latest ills on display in war-torn South Sudan: With famine taking hold, and thousands of children now being drafted for combat, the infant African country is approaching outright collapse.
Antonin Scalia, America's favorite arch-conservative Supreme Court justice, made some grave factual mistakes in a recent dissent in an environmental case. The court was forced to quietly replace his dissent with a corrected version.
The saddest cell phone videos in the world. The hundreds of teenagers trapped in a sinking South Korean ferry faithfully recorded their emotional descent from nervous excitement into despair and despondency, and then death.
Meanwhile, over in New Jersey, a few dozen American teenagers were hatching a horrific senior prank. They broke into their high school after hours and flipped desks, greased doorknobs, pissed all over the hallways. About 60 of them were arrested.
RIP Al Feldstein. The longtime MAD editor, head idiot in the magazine's "usual gang of idiots," defined darkness and snark for a couple of generations of young Americans. He was 88.


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Because I was visiting family, and because I seldom write about my family (other than Hershey the dog), there's not much to say.
It was very good to get away. I've been home since February, when I went to Tennessee to attend my daughter's law school graduation. And I've been working on something – volunteer stuff or house stuff or Whole 30 stuff – for months. So it was good to get away.
Following a primal/paleo plan 90 percent of the time means you can have a couple "cheat" meals each week. I had one Saturday night, and got right back on track Sunday morning. It was HARD watching the rest of them eat cake for breakfast, but really? If I eat cake, I know I'm going to pay for it in more ways than is comfortable for me.
Stopped at Trader Joe's and the Piedmont Triad Farmer's Market on the way home. Two of my favorite places when I go to North Carolina.
I checked the electric meter at the water pump yesterday morning and we're still averaging 1 kWh per day, which our pump installer says is what we should be averaging. Since we've been using 20 kWh per day, and since during the cold months it jumped to 50, I'd say digging holes in the front yard was all he needed to do.
|The lawn ornament is finally gone.
I think I'll reduce my treks to check that meter to about once a week from here on out.
I have a lot of events and projects coming up, and I don't want to forget anything. It's good to be busy, but bad to drop the ball on something I said I would do. So the next thing on my to-do list is to … make a to-do list!


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On Saturday night, I clambered down the stairs of Strange Fruit in Hongdae to see veteran indie rockers Galaxy Express perform. The band have committed themselves to a month of nightly performances at the tiny basement club in January. While this kind of demanding schedule is usually reserved for overseas tours when bands are fueled by the thrill of new environs, Seoulites now have the rare opportunity to see one of the city's most loved indie acts any day of the week (barring Mondays).
While Galaxy Express is usually filling much larger live halls or soccer fields at outdoor festivals, they have decided to offer a more intimate experience for fans. Strange Fruit was definitely not built to hold big rock acts and does not allow much room for jumping around, but they had the place packed and bumping wall to wall.
The show was kicked off by garage rock duo 57. Their set had its highlights with subtle moments building into big crashing riffs, but one gets the feeling these up-and-comers are still honing their sound.
Surprisingly, Galaxy Express were next to take the stage, explaining that they wanted to give the headline honors to Dead Buttons to celebrate their new album release. Galaxy Express belted out eight songs in quick succession without so much as skipping a beat, even slipping into some unexpected reggae with a few bars of Bob Marley 's "I Shot the Sheriff." While the audience highlights were definitely "Horongbul" and "Jungle the Black," a personal favorite was "Let it Out," the opening track off their latest album, last summer's "Walking on Empty." While one might have forgiven them for stepping off the gas for a moment given their hectic playing schedule, the trio blasted out a frantic set to a full house and even relented to demands for an encore of "Oh Yeah!"
The night was finished off with the eclectic garage rock of Dead Buttons putting on the best performance I've seen from them to date. The band cranked out a more raucous rendition of their crowd pleaser, "Baby, Please Be Yourself." It is safe to say that this rock duo have really hit their stride with their brand new album, "Some Kind of Youth," with "16-22" standing out live as a great track. A cover of Galaxy Express' "Oh Yeah!" wrapped up a fantastic night of rock and roll.
Galaxy Express play nightly (sans Monday) at Strange Fruit in Hongdae throughout January. Check out who they'll be playing with each night by clicking on the photo below.