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Many of us love to sit down and eat at a nice restaurant, but did you ever think about where your money was going and how the ozone is affected by the distance you travel? Did you know that a dollar spent locally will generate twice as much income for the community? When you don't eat locally, money leaves the community in many different ways. Eating locally benefits not only your health, but it helps the environment and it saves you tons of money.
Eating locally can do wonders for your health. If you took a look at what goes into foods that are not produced locally, you might want to try and start shopping at places closer to your residence. Think about how long the meat you buy is riding on a train, bus or airplane, and how 'fresh' it is when it gets to the supermarkets. Pesticides is another major factor played in how healthy your food is. Eating local food will reduce the amount of pesticides you consume. Even if the food is not organic, eating locally is often safer on your health.
Eating local can be very good for the environment as well. Did you ever think of how much gas emissions are released into the air caused by transportation issues? Imagine how long it takes for produce to be transported from one country to another, and how many miles it takes for the produce to get to its destination. Imported meats, vegetables, and fruits are not as fresh as those that are grown and produced locally.
Eating locally also helps out your community. Farmers have to pay a hefty price when it comes to transportation, processing, packaging, refrigeration and marketing, and they only receive 20 cent of each food dollar spent. Spending your money at your local farmers market will not only help out the environment, but it will also help out farmers in your community.
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Having trouble getting to sleep? Go camping
It won't come as big news to campers, but now we've got scientific proof to back up what we've always known. Spending nights under canvas helps you sleep better.
Scientists have discovered that sleeping in a tent can reset your internal body clock and help you drop off earlier.
Artificial lighting from televisions, computers and smartphones, as well as our electrically lit homes all have a negative impact on how much sleep we get. But researchers at the University of Colorado believe spending a couple of days in the great outdoors might be the solution.
A weekend of living and sleeping under the stars can move the body's internal body clock by more than 2.5 hours so people begin to feel sleepier earlier in the evening. Dr Kenneth Wright, a sleep expert at the University of Colorado Boulder, told the Daily Mail: "We think the body clock shifts quickly because sunlight and removal of electrical light at night sends a strong signal to the body.
"There are some people who have difficulties falling asleep because their body clock timing is very late and our findings may help to initiate treatments for that group."
Our body has a daily "circadian" rhythm that anticipates day and night to co-ordinate how our body works. It alters alertness, mood, physical strength, when we need to sleep and even the risk of a heart attack as part of a 24-hour cycle. Light helps the clock keep time, but modern life with artificial light, alarm clocks and smartphones has altered our sleeping habits.
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The sun has not yet risen from the east when I start making my way to Pangala Village. From Rantepao, the main town in the Tana Toraja region of South Sulawesi, I drive through the narrow streets and traverse the hills. The beautiful curved silhouettes of tongkonan, the uniquely boat-shaped Toraja houses, make me forget I haven't had breakfast yet. Three hours later, once in the village, I will have a cup of coffee with Sulestosai and ask if I can accompany him through the rice fields to the patane, the Torajan tombs.
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AP Rammus
Playing Rammus can be fun when tanking. Have you ever thought that he could be the one getting the kills? Going AP with Rammus is a great idea because his Powerball uses all of his ability power and his Tremors takes enough ability power to destroy the whole team in a fight.
I use these runes because they will give you enough power and health to get first blood. After you get a kill or two you will be able to get your build.
Choosing the offense and defense trees for your masteries work well because your going to want to be tanky and powerful at the same time.
Its always a good idea to start off with a dorans ring when going AP Rammus. His powerball takes quite a bit of mana and it can get annoying when you can't powerball that Teemo your after.
Boots of Swiftness or Sorceror shoes work well with Rammus. So choose wisely depending on the team your going against.
Rod of Ages is my favorite choice for the first big item because it gives you enough mana and health to last you awhile in team fights.
Rylais will give you more health and help slow enemies with tremors. Its a useful item but not necessarily needed early on.
I get Rabadon's Deathcap after Rod of Ages because you need more Ability Power. By the time you get this item the other team may or may not become tanky.
Void staff will work well against those tanks that never die.
Zhonyas Hourglass can replace the dorans ring so you can roll into a fight, Tremors, then activate hourglass and by then they should be dead.
Flash- Works very well when ganking. Powerball Flash FTW.
Ignite- Finish off those noobs when low health obviously.
Exhaust- Good for using Tremors.
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Euro qualifier
Now I am in Norway together with the rest of the national team starting preparations for the qualifier against Cyprus. It is an extremely important game, and at the same time as we are depending on that Denmark gives away points to both Cyprus and Portugal. It is quite possible since both Cyprus and by far Portugal is better than Denmark. Then it only remains for us to do our job and this should go just fine.
Our game against Manchester City is not much to write home about. We were good for about 55 minutes and then we burst like a balloon, but there are many who are going to do that against City. The have world class players in all positions and spend hundreds of millions on players so it would be an incredible achievement if we where to grab points from them.
Morten Gamst Pedersen
Sonny wrote:
October 5th, 2011 @ 19:38
you sound like kean with your bullshit excusses, you should have gone down fighting at least, would hughes, souness, allardyce have let you get away with bottling it like that, pathetic, you should all give a weeks wage to charity.pussies.
André wrote:
October 5th, 2011 @ 21:44
Struggling for excuses you are, and what you put down is weak really. City have good players, have lots of money – but that doesnt justify a lack of fight (f.e. just before Citys third goal, when you stood there in the own penalty box without moving, just holding your hand up desperate to get the offside goal)!
We have seen other things in football than a Premier League team beat Man City. There are teams out there that give their lot to win matches, and that is the least you can ask for from any player, any team! This performance was pretty disappointing and there is no way playing it down like you did here.
Liesel (beez) wrote:
October 5th, 2011 @ 22:30
Good luck with Norway morten!!! Thereis no excuses for the match against man city all these defeats are getting out of hand!! We need to sort it out!
Collin Carter wrote:
October 5th, 2011 @ 23:20
Sonny, Andrè and all you other fucking morrons who think you're gonna get a professional footballer as Peds to bad mouth his own manager just for your fucking sake. And are you completeley brain dead asking him to put in moore effort? Guess who the player who put in the most meter in that game? Mort did, he was the only player on the pitch who passed 6000 meter in the first halv, and nobody got ran more than him the second half either! His love for Rovers is unquestionable, and he could have doubled his wages going to Italy or Turkey last summer.
And Andrè WTF do you mean Mort just stood there on Citys third goal? He sprinted from inside Citys box, 80 fucking meters to defend. He couldn't charge Silva because Lowe was on him, and he got on the right side of Nasri. And it was Petrovic who moved in from Nasris area just befor Nasri got the ball. Don't comment on football if you don't understand on what the fuck is going on! You're a brain dead morron blaming Peds for sprinting the whole pitch to defend and don't even see whos fault it was.
But we do agree on one thing. KEAN OUT, WE WANT OUR CLUB BACK! Just one more thing; it's NOT the players fault for sticking to game plan, it's the Anderson puppet Keans fault for not having a plan. And yeah, of course you're not a morron, you just need to sort your shit out about understanding football.
Tonje wrote:
October 6th, 2011 @ 01:05
Lykke te me kampen mot Kypros
Kasper wrote:
October 6th, 2011 @ 11:46
Hej Morten, troede faktisk du var for stort et menneske til at gå med på legen som diverse sportsredaktører har indledt mellem Danmark og Norge, det er du tilsyneladende ikke så jeg vil gå med og ønske dig rigtig god sommerferie næste – du kan jo rejse hvorhen du vil……
Norge spiller drillo bold wrote:
October 6th, 2011 @ 12:08
Norge stop nu med at spille fodbold!!!! Det kan i ikke finde ud af, hold jer hellere til Håndbold!!!
Og Morten tag dog og skift til en ordentlig klub. Du har talentet..
Kim wrote:
October 6th, 2011 @ 12:10
HA HA HA……. you might think Cyprus is better, BUT we are going to EM and Norway are going home……AGAIN!!!
so have a nice summer, crybaby!!
Pallavi Baruah wrote:
October 6th, 2011 @ 12:13
Good luck Morten, to you and to the whole team.. Would be lovely to see you guys play World Cup
Stig wrote:
October 6th, 2011 @ 12:26
" It is quite possible since both Cyprus and by far Portugal is better than Denmark"
Yeah right – is it really so hard admitting the Danish national team is far better than the Norwegian ?
Need I say 2-0 and a huge football lesson last time you visited Parken ?
Just enjoy the EURO endgames on your telly – there are no chances you are attending the finals Norway….
Husmand wrote:
October 6th, 2011 @ 12:28
ja, fjelaber er dumme, det er du da beviset for.
Mads wrote:
October 6th, 2011 @ 12:34
#17 Denmark
#23 Norway
#86 Cyprus
HeMan wrote:
October 6th, 2011 @ 12:37
Jamen så har Christian Eriksen jo ret Hvis Cypern er bedre end Danmark – og Danmark jo helt sikkert er bedre end Norge – så ER Cypern jo bedre end Norge
Jonas wrote:
October 6th, 2011 @ 12:57
How will poor Norway defeat Cyprus if they are even better than Denmark?
Jens-Jacob wrote:
October 6th, 2011 @ 13:04
Dear Morten,
No worries! No one can blaim you, cause you know,… you are norwegian and as we ALL know your knowledges on soccer is very VERY poor – and now proven it's even more poor than your efforts on the pitch.
Christian Eriksen & Denmark FTW!!
Kasper wrote:
October 6th, 2011 @ 13:22
Så siden Cypern er bedre end Danmark må de jo også automatisk være bedre end Norge. Det betyder at gruppen slutter 1. Portugal 2. Danmark 3. Norge. God sommerferie.
Dane wrote:
October 6th, 2011 @ 13:25
Guys calm down, Morten is just another troll*, so please don't feed him. Next thing he'll say is that Thor Hushovd is better than Alberto Contador or that Start is better than FC Barcelona
*and we all know Norway is where the trolls live
Bo Palle wrote:
October 6th, 2011 @ 13:25
All this time I thought Norwegians loved Denmark almost as much as they love themselves, but now I realize that is only when they retain their famous luck that has prompted so many Danes to hate everything Norwegian with a vengeance. But once that luck runs out and it comes down to things like quality and consistency (and therefore the Norwegians start losing) they hate Danes just as much as the other way around. Otherwise why would you make a comment such as yours? Only a man blinded by furious envy could publically claim that the team that beat his own so emphatically is worse than two other members of their own group. You had better hope Thatcher is not listening
Christian Eriksen wrote:
October 6th, 2011 @ 13:49
Kære Morten
Jeg er ked af hvis du føler dig provokeret af udtalelserne i den danske presse. Men, I var da heldige mod os, da det blev 1-1 hos jer. Og, I fik da en fodboldlektion af os, da I sidst var i Parken. 2-0.. Glæder mig til I giver DK noget modstand.
Sunny wrote:
October 6th, 2011 @ 14:20
Det må jo så betyde, at Norge er endnu dårligere end både Cypern og Danmark, for vi lammetævede jer jo for få uger siden.
Ahmed wrote:
October 6th, 2011 @ 14:27
Sorry morten but denmark has only lost 1 out of the last 3 games against portugal, so the fact is that yes portugal has better individual players then denmark but as a team they dont manage to do any damage in any tournaments. get your facts straight and btw norway sucked against denamrk so you only sound like a bad looser have a good day
Benj wrote:
October 6th, 2011 @ 15:02
For the record Morten we were not "good for 55 minutes" … we were holding on for 55 minutes and then the dam broke and the players gave up. There was a large group of people in the riverside guessing how many City would score in the second half – not the sign our team playing well. Stop with the excuses and admit we're in huge trouble.
Jakob wrote:
October 6th, 2011 @ 15:42
Er du dum?
San Mariono er bedre end Norge.
Martin Slette wrote:
October 6th, 2011 @ 16:36
Cyprus better than Denmark. Where does that leave Norway?
Kristian wrote:
October 6th, 2011 @ 16:38
Hahaha, og alle rødpølsene fra lavlandet gikk rett på og svelget både agn og krok hel! ))) Fantastisk reaksjon from the marvelous danes, humor er nok for vanskelig for de aller fleste, men det er kanskje ikke rart når man før høydesyke av å besøke himmelbjerget
Jens-Jacob wrote:
October 6th, 2011 @ 17:57
Joke, hvad snakker du om!? Denne side og Mr. seriouslook/prettyboy Gamst Pedersen udstråler ikke ligefrem humor… Tilbage til baren Norge, SKÅL!
Michael wrote:
October 6th, 2011 @ 18:52
Morten Gayst Pedersen. Never heard about him !
Kristian wrote:
October 6th, 2011 @ 18:53
@Jens-Jacob Rødpølse
Det er fordi du har høydesyke og ikke har humor det! Hvis du ikke skjønner at uttalelsen fra Gamst var en spøk som svar på C. Eriksen så er du rett og slett mindre intelligent! Og hva prater du om pølsemann? Vi er alltid i baren
Den HØYE danske wrote:
October 6th, 2011 @ 19:04
@ Kristian
Humor? Gamst? Ja sikkert. Det er nok derfor han IKKE skriver ett ord om 2-0 til Danmark i Parken i sin blogg. En skikkelig humorist, og selv-ironiker ville ellers hatt masser av muligheter for å komme med humoristiske blødmer og kommentarer.
Saken er nok dessverre at nederlaget svei skikkelig i sveisen. Og at Gamsten ikke akkurat er klovnen på det norske landslaget – snarere den selvhøytidelig prince charming.
Kristian wrote:
October 6th, 2011 @ 19:14
@Den HØYE danske. Du kjenner sikkert Gamst så du vet hva han mener?
Hvorfor er rødpølsene så bittre? Mange hundre setninger fra lavlandet, og ingen positive!?!? Dere er jo så gode… i alt!
Stian K wrote:
October 6th, 2011 @ 19:32
Hahaha, @Kristian de er ikke bittre, de er anspente! Men det er jo ikke rart, en lite tsunami så er det game over!
Sonny wrote:
October 6th, 2011 @ 20:48
Collin Carter , ha ha ha ha get your dick out the guys ass you fuckin gobshite knobriding assdribble.
Collin Carter wrote:
October 6th, 2011 @ 22:25
Good answer Sonny, did you use your whole brain for that or did you have help?
Jens-Jacob wrote:
October 6th, 2011 @ 22:32
Kjenner du manden? Siden du kan se "åbenlyse" humor?
Har hellere aldrig hørt om manden – det kan være det skyldes at Norge aldrig har bolden, det er jo normalt der navnene på spillerne nævnes når bolden modtages… So thank you google!
Kristian wrote:
October 6th, 2011 @ 22:38
Ja faen, hele Norge ler av den spøken! Det er bare dere lavpanna rødpølser som ikke gjør det!
Thomas wrote:
October 7th, 2011 @ 00:09
Christian Eriksen har jo helt rett i at Kypros er bedre med ball enn Norge. Personlig trodde jeg at Kypros ville havne høyere på kvalifiseringstabellen enn Norge, men der tok jeg feil. Få fotballandslag i Europa er dårligerre til å behandle ballen rent teknisk enn Norge. Det regner jeg med de fleste nordmenn er enige i. Det er neppe mange nordmenn som mener Norge er bedre enn Danmark.
Christoffer, Kasper og Line wrote:
October 7th, 2011 @ 09:24
I har mange mindreværdskomplekser hva??
Jens-Jacob wrote:
October 7th, 2011 @ 12:55
@ Christoffer, Kasper & Line
Hehehe… Good one!
Tony wrote:
October 7th, 2011 @ 16:59
You and the rest of the players keep kidding yourself that everything is fine at Ewood Morten whilst us fans are the realists who can see what is really happening to our club. Do you and the rest of the players really believe in Kean and Venkys? My dislike of them is now immense because of what they are doing to our club. I just wish one of the players would come out and tell the truth about Kean, how he got the job, his SEM/Kentaro connections, signing Jerome Andersons son, telling lies in court, crap tactics, poor team preparation, poor team selection, poor use of substitutes etc etc. If you really love Rovers Morten please break ranks with the rest of the sheep and tell the truth. Come on Morten, you owe it to the fans.
Christoffer, Kasper og Line wrote:
October 7th, 2011 @ 21:22
Dk – Cypern 4-1 ved halvleg.. Du havde ret Cypern er bedre en dk ??
Mogens wrote:
October 8th, 2011 @ 00:34
Hei Morten,
Beklager, blev jo som jeg fortalte dig i søndags, selvom jeg da var en smule influeret av dom… Kanon dag, og hyggelig at møte dig. Take cafe. / Mogens
Mogens wrote:
October 8th, 2011 @ 00:52
Ser u at the white party?
Tobias wrote:
October 8th, 2011 @ 17:27
Vi har sendt jer ud af EM kvallen og pløkket jeres kendis elg. Det er vist godt for den norske selvtillid at skisæsonnen snart starter…
Sigurd wrote:
October 8th, 2011 @ 20:11
Det er helt på trynet hvor arrogante de danskene her er, de er store i kjeften fordi de er bedre enn oss i fotball, men hva med ski, sykling, håndball etc. Skal vi lage ett forbanna avisoppslag HVER gang vi slår Danmark i noe? Da kunne vi heller lagd en egen avis om det.
Så ro dere ned dansker, dere er bare missunelige fordi vi har fjell!!
Thomas wrote:
October 8th, 2011 @ 21:20
Morten Gamst hvem?
En patetisk joke fra Hr Gamst bør vel ikke få sindene i kog i det danske land?
Der er ingen tvivl om at Danmark er niveauer over Cypern og pt også et niveau eller to over Norge.
Jeg hepper altid på vores nordiske brødre når de er i kamp ligesom jeg håber de hepper på os.
2-0 til Danmark mod Portugal også en norsk 10-0 sejr over Cypern så bør den vel være hjemme
Morten wrote:
October 9th, 2011 @ 13:01
@ sigurd
Norge bedre end DK i håndbold? Er det igen en af disse dårligt formulerede norske jokes? Og cykeltronen har i jo kun til låns. Historisk er vi jo milevidt foran jer, så det kan vi leve med
Dane wrote:
October 11th, 2011 @ 22:49
Damn another night where it was proved how much Denmark suck at Football …or wait did we just beat Portugal?


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As part of EUCARD2 activities, and co-sponsored by EPS Technology and Innovation Group (TIG), a workshop on the status of new developments in Accelerator-Driven Systems or ADS was held at CERN on February 7-9.
The workshop "Integrating Access to Pan-European Research Infrastructures in Central and Eastern Europe" [INARIE] took place in Debrecen, Hungary from 30 November to 2 December 2015. INARIE was organised by the Institute for Nuclear Research (Atomki), Hungarian Academy of Sciences, the Wigner Research Centre for Physics, Hungarian Academy of Sciences and the European Physical Society in frames of the International Year of Light. The workshop was part of the INARIE project of the EPS Committee of European Integration (EPS-CEI) and concluded a series of previous EPS-CEI workshops in Bucharest, Sofia and Trieste.
2015 is coming to an end, and with it, the International Year of Light 2015 with numerous closing ceremonies around the world, after a very successful and colorful year launched last January in Paris. 'Our life depends on Light' stated Irina Bokova, Director General of UNESCO, in her introductory message to the delegates at the opening ceremony. The magic of light and the success of thousands of specific events have demonstrated the enthusiasm generated worldwide by this initiative. With over 100 partners in more than 85 countries, the IYL 2015 has been a global cross-disciplinary, educational and outreach enterprise, also celebrating a broad cultural heritage. It is well recognised that the science and applications of light will continue to generate many new technologies in health, communication, economy, environment and social areas, with a direct impact on the quality of our lives. I cannot avoid mentioning here the last issue of EPN, devoted to the science of light, as a tribute to IYL 2015, and this thanks to the dedication of Luc Bergé, chair of the Quantum Electronics and Optics Division.
EPS President has expressed his great appreciation for the new guest house of the Physics Centre in Bad Honnef, Germany, as a forum for international meetings and views it as a characteristic example that physics and research in general brings people together no matter what their nationality, colour, sex or religion.
On 24 October 2015, the European Physical Society [EPS], the Belgian Physical Society [BPS, short for 'Belgische Natuurkundige Vereniging – Société Belge de Physique'] and the International Solvay Institutes [ISI] honoured the Hotel Metropole in Brussels as EPS Historic Site. At the initiative of Ernest Solvay, the Hotel Metropole hosted in 1911 the first Solvay Council where the foundations of Quantum Physics where laid. A commemorative plaque was unveiled in the lobby of the hotel by the President of the EPS, Christophe Rossel, and the President of BPS, Jef Ongena, following an academic session attended by 80 participants.
I met Fatema years ago. In our Physics Department we were not used to hosting foreigners, but one day I saw an elegant young woman of oriental descent, dressed in a beautiful sari. I thought immediately we were going to have the chance to exchange about our cultures. Indeed, now, after 5 years, I have a story to tell: the story of a young courageous woman physicist, a great example of cultural integration.
Gentle Reader of e-EPS,
The European Physical Society would like to take this opportunity of thanking you for your interest and support throughout 2015. Everything the EPS does depends on the active involvement of its members and volunteers. And you should be proud of your accomplishments, in particular the International Year of Light. We hope that you spend a peaceful and restful holiday season, to prepare for 2016, and its challenges. We look forward to regularly providing you with content of interest to and about the physics community in Europe.
IYL 2015 in France: a great success!
IYL 2015 in Spain celebrates closing ceremony in Madrid
Light and Dark Matters – the Institute of Physics at the Tate Modern
100 years of general relativity
The Executive Committee has decided to propose to the EPS Council Meeting on 1-2 April 2016 to increase the membership fees for EPS Individual Members.
Any increase decided by Council 2016 will not take effect until 2017.
The Landau-Spitzer Award on the Physics of Plasmas for "Outstanding contributions to plasma physics" is jointly sponsored by the Plasma Physics Divisions of the American Physical Society and the European Physical Society.
On 6 May 2015, the Ludwig Maximilian University Munich (LMU) has been named a "Historic Site" by the European Physical Society (EPS). After the Physikalisch Technische Bundesanstalt (PTB) in Berlin in 2013, LMU is the second German institution to receive this honour.
Scientists have devised a novel approach to 3D nanofabrication that brings closer the day when electronic and photonic devices become truly three-dimensional.


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Sunday, August 07, 2005
Taf Luck
For some reason, the comments on my last post got off on a tangent about the pronunciation of the Hebrew letter "Taf". Some pronounce it in the Ashkenazic way of "Saf" when there is no dot in the middle. Others pronounce it as "Taf" regardless of the dot, as the Sephardim do. This may be confusing to my non-Jewish or non-Hebrew speaking readers.
Here's a cute cartoon on the subject: Taf to pronounce
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- Steg (dos iz nit der šteg) said...
Don't forget that Yemenites pronounce the dotless ("soft") form as thaf (like "thing", not like "the"), and Italkim pronounce it as daf.
I have an Italki friend who goes by the Hebrew name Matisyahu (in the Ashkenazic pronunciation), but i keep on bugging him to call himself Matidjahu as a proper Italki would! ;-)
- Sunday, August 07, 2005 7:02:00 PM
- Irina Tsukerman said...
Who are Italkim?
- Sunday, August 07, 2005 9:09:00 PM
- Stacey said...
This reminds me of when I was in 3rd grade in Sunday School and Mrs. Mendelsohn taught us the Sephardic ("t") pronunciation. My father about had a cow. He went in and had a talk with her about it.
- Sunday, August 07, 2005 10:41:00 PM
- PsychoToddler said...
Irina: My guess would be Italian.
My uncle David was a Holocaust survivor from Galicia (Poland), and he had the most horrendous accent (which, surprisingly, I hear more often now as the Chassidishe kids in Milwaukee come back from school in NY). When we bentched (said the blessing) after the meal on Shabbos I would sit on his lap and try to correct him.
"You're saying it ALL WRONG!! It's not BOOREECH ATOO, It's BARUCH ATAH!!"
- Monday, August 08, 2005 8:32:00 AM
- Steg (dos iz nit der šteg) said...
Italkim are *native* Italian Jews. Today most Jews from Italy are Ashkenazim or Sefardim.
- Monday, August 08, 2005 8:51:00 AM
- Jack's Shack said...
My father would smile if he read this post.
- Monday, August 08, 2005 10:25:00 AM
- PsychoToddler said...
Jack: Why? Is your dad Polish? or Italian? or Taf?
- Monday, August 08, 2005 10:31:00 AM
- rabbi neil fleischmann said...
A Conservatively educated worker in the camp I work in asked me recently if the T sound for that letter is the Ashkenazic way, she thought it was because her school and community is Ashkenazic and pronounces it that way. I tried to explain that I think it has something to do with zionism. More likely than always pronouncing it that way, they probably do ashkesfard, that's what the schools I went to did. My students in HS are all used to the T, even though it's an Ashkenazic crowd. When I say braisa it drives them nuts. But what self respecting man who spent any time in yeshiva can say braiTa?
- Monday, August 08, 2005 4:44:00 PM
- Steg (dos iz nit der šteg) said...
rabbi fleischmann:
my first Gemara teacher was horrible. he made me hate gemara for almost three years, until the subsequent influence of good teachers overcame my initial bad experience. he also happened to have a very traditional Ashkenazic way of reading Talmud.
my second Gemara teacher was the first one to turn me around and point me towards liking the subject. he's Syrian, and so i still automaticly learn Talmud (and read Aramaic in general) with a very Syrian-influenced pronunciation.
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The city of Edmonton has a lot of good hotels to choose from that are well run and also quite reasonably priced when compared to the rest of Canada. Our picks are hotels that offer the very best facilities, value and service which translates to great and memorable experiences for the traveller.
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Elegant boutique hotel in downtown Edmonton, highly praised for its dining and location
This very clean boutique hotel offers charming décor and a great on-site restaurant in the heart of downtown Edmonton near to shopping, well-liked restaurants and transit. Guest rooms are uniquely decorated in a modern renaissance theme and feature beautiful goose down duvets and cozy fireplaces. Included in the room rate is a delicious a-la-carte breakfast at Madison's and excellent Wi-Fi. Guests are also treated every evening to a wine, fruit and cheese sampler that is delivered to their room.
- Free amenities: Wi-Fi, made-to-order breakfast, evening wine, fruit and cheese sampler, local calls
- Rooms were very clean and well-appointed
- Location was excellent-an easy walk to great dining, shopping, public transit and downtown attractions
- Staff were friendly, attentive and professional
- Breakfast was excellent
- Madison's Grill offered delicious food
- Wi-Fi was rated excellent
- Parking is $20 (3 pm-11 am) and $30 for 24 hours
- Some felt the free breakfast hours were too short
- Some found the rooms small and not well set up for working at the desk
- Guests were disappointed with extra charges
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Highly praised downtown Edmonton hotel with modern decor, restaurant and many freebies
Offering great value, the Matrix Hotel is one of downtown Edmonton's best kept secrets! With high ratings and low prices, it certainly caught our attention when searching for Edmonton's best hotels. It offers very clean rooms with modern décor, super comfy beds, Keurig coffee makers, huge flat panel TVs and free Wi-Fi.
Guests can begin their day with a well-liked free deluxe breakfast buffet which includes espresso beverages, fruit, homemade granola, pastries, a variety of egg dishes, and gourmet sausages among other choices. Fresh fruit and complimentary barista beverages are made available all day from the cozy and relaxing Matrix Hospitality Suite with outdoor garden patio, and guests are treated to complimentary wine tastings each evening (Sundays excluded). In-room and on-site dining is available from the Wildflower restaurant and the MZ Lounge.
Location is a big plus too, right downtown near Shaw Conference Centre and the City Centre mall, only a block to the Corona LRT station for short trips to Rogers Place, and a short walk to the Jasper Avenue dining and entertainment area. Guests who enjoy biking can grab a loaner bike and explore the nearby North Saskatchewan River trail system.
- Free amenities: Wi-Fi, hot breakfast, parking, area shuttle, loaner bikes, wine tasting, bottled water, all day coffee, local calls, newspapers
- Rooms were clean, comfortable and well-appointed
- Location was convenient to restaurants, shops, Rogers Place and public transit
- Staff gave friendly, kind and helpful service
- Breakfast was generous and tasty with lots of variety
- Wi-Fi was rated excellent
- Some guests had difficulty regulating their room temperature
- A few guests did not like the room with the bathroom door facing the bed
- A few guests complained of noise from within the hotel
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Historic luxury downtown Edmonton hotel with indoor pool, restaurants & pet-friendly rooms
At the heart of downtown Edmonton, The Fairmont Hotel Macdonald offers classic luxury with spacious, well-maintained rooms, consistent polished service and all the amenities and services expected of a high-caliber hotel including the Macdonald Health Club, the Royal Tea and Tour and fine dining in the Harvest Room and Confederation Lounge.
Beautiful views of the North Saskatchewan River and valley await from dining terraces and guestrooms located on the south and east sides of the building.
This is not the kind of place to quibble about extra Wi-Fi and parking fees, (although every guest can save on the extra Wi-Fi charges simply by signing up--for free--as a President Club member upon check in), but rather a hotel reserved for that special occasion or a time for extra pampering.
Guests really enjoyed the outstanding service of the staff and the warm and hospitable atmosphere of the hotel, eating out on the deck, fish and chips at the Confederation Lounge, the newly renovated and relaxing pool area, meticulously kept gardens and world-class dining at the Harvest Room.
- Free amenities: newspapers
- Rooms were clean and comfortable
- Location was excellent—an easy walk to restaurants and downtown attractions
- Staff did a good job and were friendly
- Guests often enjoyed the dining and room service
- Guests loved the river valley views from their rooms and the restaurant
- Wi-Fi $14.65 per 24 hrs for non-Club members
- Self-parking is $35 and valet parking is $45 per night
- A few guests complained of noise transfer from the hallways, nearby rooms and traffic
- Some found the hotel, dining and parking expensive
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Well loved downtown Edmonton aparthotel on Jasper Ave with full kitchens & fast free Wi-Fi
Our choice for best hotel for families in downtown Edmonton is the clean, homey and spacious Canterra Suites located on Jasper Avenue close to bus and LRT, drugstore, restaurants and shopping.
Guests enjoyed having full kitchens, separate bedrooms, living and working spaces, two bathrooms in some units, in-suite laundry and dishwasher with included detergent. Its location next to a small mall with grocery and liquor store added convenience for dining in.
With mostly excellent scores from guest reviewers, this accommodation proved to be very successful by offering newly renovated suites with comfortable beds and very friendly staff near the heart of downtown Edmonton.
- Free amenities: Wi-Fi, laundry detergent
- Suites were very clean, spacious and well equipped
- Location was excellent-an easy walk to groceries, restaurants, shops, public transit and the river valley trails
- Staff were endearing and cheerful, offering good service
- Good value and peaceful atmosphere at this hotel
- Wi-Fi was rated excellent by guests
- Parking (outdoor) is $5 and (indoor) is $15, per night
- Noise from heaters and traffic a mild disturbance for a few guests
- Parking in the underground lot could be tight for trucks and larger vehicles
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Comfortable hotel in downtown Edmonton with well-liked dining, river views and location
This hotel is well located on the quieter side of Jasper Avenue, overlooking the Saskatchewan River. It has a good restaurant on site with nice outdoor patio overlooking the river.
Although a little older, it is well maintained and has attentive staff who go out of their way to help and please guests. Guests enjoy the larger rooms (away from the elevator) that overlook the river on the higher floors.
- Free amenities: Wi-Fi, wired Internet, morning coffee, newspapers
- Rooms were clean, spacious and well-appointed
- Location was handy to good restaurants, Rogers Place and other downtown destinations
- Staff were well mannered and accommodating
- Guests enjoyed great views from some rooms
- Good dining, breakfast and views from the restaurant on site
- Wi-Fi was rated very good by guests
- Underground valet parking and outdoor parking is $30 per day
- Some complained of small and slightly dated rooms
- A few guests found the elevator slow
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Comfortable downtown Edmonton hotel with indoor pool but extra Wi-Fi and parking fees
- Pets stay for free
- Executive rooms and suites include free shoe shine service, free wireless Internet, free local calls, and free long-distance calls in North America
- Many guests complimented the staff for their friendly and helpful service
- A few reviewers complimented the views from their guest rooms
- Many guests found this hotel conveniently located for accessing downtown attractions on foot
- Many reviewers described their rooms as clean and their beds as comfortable
- Wi-Fi costs $9.95 or $12.95 per 24 hours
- Self-parking costs $29 and valet parking costs $35 per night
- A couple of guests were disturbed by noise in their rooms
- Many guests were displeased with the extra fees charged
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Pet-friendly but dated downtown Edmonton hotel in the City Centre mall with free Wi-Fi
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- Many guests described the staff as friendly, helpful, and professional
- Many reviewers thought that the hotel was conveniently located for accessing downtown attractions
- The guest rooms were frequently described as clean and spacious
- A few guests stated that they were likely to return to this hotel in the future
- Weekend parking is $14 per day and weekday parking costs $25 per day
- Several guests complained that the windows in their rooms faced the interior of the mall and did not provide natural light
- Several reviewers were disappointed by the in-room dining menu and service
- Many guests complained of dated rooms
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Older downtown Edmonton hotel with a well-liked free hot breakfast but mixed reviews
- Free amenities: Wi-Fi, hot breakfast, local calls, newspapers
- Many guests enjoyed the free hot breakfast on site
- Some guests found clean rooms with comfortable beds
- Location was seen as good, close to downtown attractions and public transit
- Parking is $10 per night
- Some guests did not like the character of the pub on site
- Some found the hotel poorly cleaned and needing updates
- Some guests found objectionable odours in their rooms and the hallway
- Staff received mixed reviews overall
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Basic downtown Edmonton hotel with restaurant and lounge but mixed reviews
- Free Wi-Fi
- Several lodgers described the rooms as quiet and clean
- The hotel was praised for its proximity to public transit, shopping, dining and the river
- Guests appreciated renovated rooms on the concierge floor with added free breakfast
- Parking is $15.75 per night
- Some guests reported worn bathrooms and dated decor
- The hotel's rates, restaurants and parking were considered overpriced by some travellers
- Guests provided mixed reviews about the customer service
- Guests found the on-site restaurants overpriced
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Clean but dated downtown Edmonton hotel with indoor pool and free downtown shuttle
- Free Wi-Fi and free downtown shuttle
- Many guests praised the hotel's central locale and proximity to restaurants and shopping
- Several reviewers enjoyed their clean and comfortable rooms
- Guests reported that some floors are renovated and some are not
- Several guests found the staff friendly and helpful
- Parking costs $18.75 per day
- Some lodgers complained that the parking fee and cost of the breakfast affected overall value
- A couple guests complained of noise disturbances from other guests
Tips For Staying In Downtown Edmonton
Downtown Edmonton is in the centre of the city, just north of the Saskatchewan River. Housing government and corporate offices, along with an arts district and major shopping centre, downtown Edmonton is a prime destination for both business and leisure travellers. For the utmost convenience, why not choose a downtown hotel and avoid the commute?
Choosing a Downtown Hotel
Travellers will find many of their favourite chain hotels in the downtown area, including Delta, Coast, Westin and Days Inn. However, there are also a few boutique and independent properties.
Getting Around Downtown Edmonton
Choosing a Downtown Hotel
Travellers will find many of their favourite chain hotels in the downtown area, including Delta, Coast, Westin and Days Inn. However, there are also a few boutique and independent properties.
One such hotel, the Union Bank Inn, is very highly rated and is our Editor's Pick for downtown Edmonton because it packs a lot of luxury into a moderate room rate. A former bank, it boasts unique and inviting decor, with in-room fireplaces and lush bedding. It serves up a full a la carte breakfast, an in-room wine and cheese sampler each evening, and features on-site restaurant -- convenient if you're too tired after a day of exploring even to visit one of the nearby dining establishments!
The central location of downtown hotels tends to keep the prices higher than elsewhere in the city, and you can expect to pay at least $120 per night. Prices tend to rise even higher during the summer months and when the NHL's Edmonton Oilers are playing a home game. You can also expect to pay $20 to $30 per night for parking at many of the mid- and high-end hotels in downtown.
If you're looking to stay in downtown Edmonton, but you're on a tight budget and aren't looking for luxury, choose one of the downtown budget chains, including Comfort Inn & Suites Downtown Edmonton, which offers free parking, breakfast and Wi-Fi, as well as room rates at the lower end of the downtown price range.
Getting Around Downtown Edmonton
The downtown area is easily walkable, however, the winter temperatures can drop to a frigid -40 degrees Celsius. To avoid the cold, look for hotels near the indoor pedway system that connects several downtown destinations, including the Edmonton City Centre shopping mall.
The Delta Edmonton Centre Suite Hotel is attached to the mall, and although several reviewers have noted that it could use an update, it is well rated on the whole, and may appeal to travellers who just want to crash after a long day of shopping.
Travellers flying into the city will land at the Edmonton International Airport (YEG), which is about a 35-minute drive south of the downtown area. The Sky Shuttle Airport Service has arrangements with most downtown hotels and charges $18 for a one-way trip or $30 round trip.
Public transit is available in the downtown area via the Edmonton Light Rail system (LRT) and day passes cost $9 for adults. There are four LRT stops in the downtown core connecting passengers to south and north Edmonton, including Commonwealth Stadium (home of the CFL's Edmonton Eskimos) and Rexall Place (home of the NHL's Edmonton Oilers).
Downtown Attractions
Both a landmark and a hotel, history buffs will be impressed with the luxurious Fairmont MacDonald. On sprawling grounds overlooking the Saskatchewan River, the original French 16th Century castle design is still evident. To learn more about the historical significance of this property, reserve a table at the weekend Royal Tea and Tour.
Other downtown cultural attractions include the Art Gallery of Alberta, the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra and Churchill Square (the venue for many Edmonton festivals and events).
Keen to shop? The Edmonton City Centre shopping mall offers 170 stores, a movie theatre and several restaurants. If you're looking for more local flavour, the City Market Downtown is a farmers' market style shopping experience on 104th Street. The market is open year-round on Saturdays from 9 am to 3 pm.
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(KYTX) - Opening ceremonies for a mountain bike trail at Lindsey Park, 12557 Spur 364, will be held at 9:30 a.m. Saturday.
The event will be held at the south side of the park near the softball fields. It will be followed by a four-hour endurance race, according to a press release.
The completion of this trail adds to the already impressive lineup of public biking/hiking trails in the Tyler area including those at Faulkner Park, The University of Texas at Tyler, and Tyler State Park.
"The Lindsey Park Mountain Bike Trail came about through a creative partnership between the City of Tyler, the Tyler Bicycle Club, and the Smith County Justice System," said Tyler Parks Director Stephanie Rollings.
The trail winds 10 miles through the 130 acres of Lindsey Park on Spur 346 west of town. The entrance and exit can be found across the park road from the parking lot for the lower softball fields.
"Tyler Bicycle Club volunteers, along with Smith County jail trustees and folks doing community service for their probation with Smith County Court-at-Law No. 3, cut the trail through the forested tract during the past 18 months," added Rollings. "The City of Tyler is so excited to offer to our citizens this type of recreational opportunity at now two of our park facilities. It is with these types of partnerships that such great projects come to fruition."
"The opening of Lindsey Park on the west side of town will complete the Four Pedals of the Rose, and ensure that Tyler is one of the only communities in America with four completely different cycling/running/hiking venues for people of all ages and abilities," said Tyler Bike Club President Billy Hibbs. "It will offer free, family friendly entertainment, as well as another strong reason for individuals and businesses to relocate to the Tyler/Smith County area."
The City of Tyler awarded the trail design contract to local competitive cyclist Nevada Thomason with the plan that clearing of the trail be done by Tyler Bicycle Club volunteers supplemented by small work details of Smith County jail trustees. The trail started to slowly take shape during 2011. Work on it accelerated about a year ago when Smith County Court at Law #3 Judge Floyd Getz set up several community service trail work days for those he placed on adult misdemeanor probation.
"We ran crews of as many as two or three dozen people, broken up into several small groups," said Judge Getz. "Each crew was supervised by one or more bike club volunteers and assigned to clear a different section of the trail. It amazed me how much we were able to get done that way in such a short time. Many of the folks that were initially court-ordered to be out there on certain dates came back out again on our later work days simply because they enjoyed getting their hours that way.
"Most recently, we had a group of students and teachers from All Saints School come out and spend a Saturday morning with us clearing the final stretch of the trail," added Getz. "It's rigorous work, but we all had a great time and got to create something that many people will get to enjoy for years to come."
The woods at Lindsey feature some excellent terrain for mountain biking. This trail is open and flowing with the trees cleared back away from the trail. The rolling hills at Lindsey provide a great workout with several long climbs and ripping-fast fun descents.
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There are a couple of things to keep in mind if you want to go out and tackle these trails on a bike. A helmet is an absolute must.
Dr. Justin McInnes, another of the principal trail builders at Lindsey, explained, "Trees and rocks are unforgiving if you hit them at biking speeds. Most other injuries heal up with time and treatment, but a head injury can last a lifetime. A decent helmet is cheap insurance."
Another rule of mountain biking is to leave nothing behind but tire tracks. Take empty drink bottles and other trash with you. All riders are encouraged to help by clearing away branches or other debris that may fall on the trail.
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"A price hike for cement is imminent. The automatic pricing mechanism (APM) is still something the cement players expect but they do not know when that will happen. We are still waiting for the government's decision but there has been no indication on when the announcement will come," said an industry player.
Lafarge Malayan Cement Bhd, Gopeng Bhd, Tasek Corp Bhd and YTL Cement Bhd were up. Tasek even hit a 52-week high of RM4.76 while the trading volume for Gopeng jumped six times compared to last Friday.
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The Government has announced that it will stop receiving children via the so-called Dub amendment at the end of March, a scheme which campaigners initially hoped would help as many as 3,000 child refugees.
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- All children are artists. The problem is how to remain an artist once he grows up. – Pablo Picasso
- It is easier to build strong children than to repair broken men. – Frederick Douglass
- Let us sacrifice our today so that our children can have a better tomorrow. – A. P. J. Abdul Kalam
- Children are smarter than any of us. Know how I know that? I don't know one child with a full time job and children. – Bill Hicks
- There can be no keener revelation of a society's soul than the way in which it treats its children. – Nelson Mandela
- There are only two lasting bequests we can hope to give our children. One of these is roots, the other, wings. – Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
- Always kiss your children goodnight, even if they're already asleep. – H. Jackson Brown, Jr.
- When was the last time you spent a quiet moment just doing nothing – just sitting and looking at the sea, or watching the wind blowing the tree limbs, or waves rippling on a pond, a flickering candle or children playing in the park? – Ralph Marston
- I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin, but by the content of their character. – Martin Luther King, Jr.
- Childhood is about innocence and playfulness.
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Happy Children's Day Messages and SMS
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Time for some splashing fun
Cheers 'n' jolly time for everyone
coz it's Children's Day
May the love n laughter always stay on every child's face.
Happy Children's Day..!!
Chacha ka hai janamdivas
Sabhi bacche aayenge
Chacha ji ke phool gulab se..
Hum bache sama sab mehkayenge!
Happy Children's Day
Such a treasure your precious child is, Who will thrive on every hug and kiss. Hold them close and sing them songs; they will only be a child for so long. Happy Children's Day…
Childrens Day wishes Have a blast… Enjoy super cool joyrides… Relish on yummy treats… Coz, its fun-filled Childrens Day Heres wishing you magical time ahead…
Listen to the desires of your children. Encourage them and then give them the autonomy to make their own decision. Happy Children's day
There r some things, many cnt buy, 1 of such thing is our childhood, enjoy d spirit of children's day… Happy Children's Day!
We are the future… The hope for a brighter tomorrow… We, the children of the world… Are symbols of promise… and potential Happy childrens Day
There are some things, many cant buy, 1 of such thing is our childhood, enjoy the spirit of childrns day,,, Happy Children's Day!
They may not always smell pure and sweet,
A dirty diaper or a dampened sheet.
But with a loving cuddle and a beautiful smile,
The joys of parenthood are all worth while.
Happy Childrens Day..!!
Children are like wet Cement.
Whatever falls on them makes an impression.
Happy Childrens Day.
Have a day of childhood Memories !
If you plant honesty, you will reap trust.
If you plant goodness, you will reap friends.
If you plant humility, you will reap greatness…Happy Children's Day 2014
Desh ke Pragaty ke hum hai Aadar
Hum karenge Cha Cha Nehru ke Sapne Sahakar
Happy Children's Day 2014
Children are the World's most valuable resources
and its best hope for the future…Happy Children's Day
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I really enjoyed Uninvited Writers 'positivity' thread, it had nice vibes. So, tell me about the most important person in your life, why they are so important, what is special about them, what you love about them, whatever you want...
For me, it is my fiance Claire. It has taken me a while to fully realise, but I am not the same man when I am not with her. She is my best friend as well as my true love, we want the same things in life, she is the easiest person to share a problem with, and I only ever want the best for her. We want to visit the same places, and create memories together. Strangely, we also share a birthday, and both agree that Las Vegas is our favourite place....
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Actually, my wife still after eighteen years of marriage.
For me, the most important person in my life is my daughter. She'll be 18 in November. We've held each other through lots of tears (her brother died in 2003) and issues (usual teen stuff and adjusting to an English step-father)and I'm most impressed with her adaptability. She is incredibly talented. She is poised. She shows compassion for others. She is truly my best friend.
I have to many people that I can't live without because of heir importance in my life.
My grandpa is my dad meaning my dad has never been there for me therefore papa stepped up to the plate and has always treated me like his own child.
My mama is my rock and has taught me so many things about love life and everything it offers. She is always there for me to give me advice, tell me when I may be wrong about something, Help me figure out new plans when others fall through. She has been my best friend and will remain that way.
My boyfriend Terry- He has taught me what it means to be truly loved by a man. He makes sure he provides for me and that whatever we do makes me happy and that we always have fun. He understands my moods and why I get in them and he puts up with them without telling me I am nagging.
In the year we have been together we have only had one major/minor argument.
My best friend Nikki- She is the ditz in my life to always make me smile when i really need it. She is smart as a whip but plays her ditz card really well to get what she wants.
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Somewhere within my metallically-mirthless heart is a narrow cave pocked with small and uncharacteristically cozy alcoves. Here my most meaningful (and often earliest) musical discoveries find solace for their honored and influential 'lil heads. Here you'll find Exodus' "A Lesson in Violence" teaching kiddies its killing maneuvers while class failures are catapulted across the way to Hellhammer's unconsecrated graveyard, "Triumph of Death", for burial. Anvil's "March of the Crabs" beachfront smells kinda fishy, but Thor's "Lightning Strikes" next door fries it up to an aroma most palatable. Slayer's "Crionics" and "Show No Mercy" upgraded theirs over time to include a huge loft, with the construction site lit up by Oz's "Search Lights" to accommodate the flash-excavation by Sabbath's "Iron Man" repulsor rays. In another, Voivod's "Condemned to the Gallows" delights in its pardoned sentence. Black Death's "Scream of the Iron Messiah" is awarded two; a song and title of this metal-to-the-core magnitude easily sprawls out over a single bed, and in reward for his successful investigative work, a playroom for PhantomOTO was carved out too. And yeah, Tokyo Blade's got a song livin' large here as well.
As luck would have it, I sunk my initial T-blade teeth into the juicy title track thanks to (yep, you guessed it) another local late-night indie radio show back around the time the lp hit the streets. With one lonely listen, there was little doubt that arson blast "Night of the Blade" was gonna head up the highlight reel for that particular show, a show I instinctively tape recorded, like many others, and with the song now trapped on cassette, I gleefully added it to my still-diminutive museum of underground metal that, quite frankly, wasn't growing nearly fast enough for me.
With the quintet's sophomore stab comes a seemingly abrupt change in vocalists. Alan Marsh apparently didn't leave right after the release of debut Tokyo Blade/Midnight Rendezvous because, prior to Vic Wright's arrival, this entire album had already been recorded with his vocals (to be coolly re-issued in '98 as Night of the Blade…the Night Before) intact. Word has it Powerstation Records wanted the new lp polished with the pipes of a more commercially-viable frontman, but since it was ultimately released by Roadrunner/Combat, this connection seems kinda hazy. In any event, Marsh's pipes were covered over by those of Vic Wright (Marsh's backing vocals were left intact, however) and wha-la…the Night of the Blade fans have come to either adore or abhor. Okay, abhor may be too strong a word, but I know this lp isn't favored by a lot of T-bladers. Can't say I really blame them.
At least half of NOTB proves to be more the feather pillow endeavor soft with mainstream-motivated cushiness, everywhere near commercial and nowhere near cantankerous and with few plans to disguise it. Turns out the vocal change would be but one altered ingredient; here the band as a unit seems to switch much of its focus, now apparently driven by some future grandeur of aboveground recognition and/or perhaps a level of accomplishment that to them seemed more artistically acceptable to the masses. So lower their sonic amphetamine dosage they do. A softer heart prevails, and the mind soon follows. A reduction in intensity and aggression ensues with similar results in overall songwriting grit. Obviously bitten by the mainstream bug, it's only right a headline should at least capture the excitement of what it's announcing, so here goes - Tokyo Blade: Musically Dressed for Big Time Success in '84. Yeah, real snazzy.
In time, this realization gave me understanding as to why the glorious building-shaker of a title tune didn't springboard this lp into the universe like it obviously should have. Instead, to fulfill this supposed destiny is too-tame opener "Someone to Love", a timid and toothless cat poised at the top of the dresser for that first predatory leap into semi-stardom. Courageously rescuing us from such a fate is "Night of the Blade", sling-shooting the band's fervor of old into dynamic and thrilling reverie, immediately reinforcing any faith that may have turn to run, but next comes yet another feline, "Rock Me to the Limit" (old habits die hard, like metal bands' unending salutes to rock music), and memories remind me this mid-paced hopeful was awarded probably the most commercial airtime of the lot; then and now, it raises little ire in me. Following in these cat prints are "Lovestruck" and, partially, "Dead of the Night", which finds some acceptance in both areas.
Unfortunately, only the title cut and mad rush "Unleash the Beast" are likened to the bruiser spirit that possessed the band only a year ago. It's these two songs that brawl a path to the front of the lp's playlist. In-betweener "Lightning Strikes (Straight Through the Heart)" is fairly catchy, yet soft-handed and rides the forgettably conventional radio-friendly fence, and somewhat like "Dead of the Night", "Warrior of the Rising Sun" seems kinda weak-muscled at first, but eventually rolls up its sleeves to reveal an overall hairier, more muscular, and more old fan-tolerant frame.
Next to Mr. Marsh's curt and throaty style, there's little doubt talented Vic Wright has a wider range, twice the cleanliness, and probably twice the training. Sometimes the more training a singer receives, the more structured and inflexible a singer becomes with often a lower headroom for adaptability, yet here Wright comfortably throws his upper register fairly easily around both the cottonballs and the cannonballs (especially the latter, where he seems more likeably animated and unhinged), and is a good sign that harder and heavier songs from the debut will be cared for.
For many fans of the debut, the lp's nary-feral cats hit the ground hard and get injured skidding into the nightstand, however you can never dismiss the possibility some newer fans bought what this more refined, polished, and professional-sounding Tokyo Blade were selling. They did receive some minor attention rockin' to the limit after all, so who's to say (at this time) the future wasn't smoothing out as they planned. Ah, the future.
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This is a hidden gem from a godly period for metal. Tokyo Blade didn't receive much press or exposure, however with this album and "Midnight Rendezvous" they managed to release two of the best albums in the NWOBHM.
This album is energetic and catchy with just the right amount of crunch in the guitars. The tempos of the songs are varied from moderately-paced ('Someone to Love') to fast numbers ('Lightning Strikes', 'Unleash the Beast'). The vocals are in the higher range and fit the music quite nicely. The album is paced very well with the songs flowing together nicely. Just a fun listen for the old timers out there and a great find for any newcomers to either this band or the NWOBHM movement.
IMO, the whole album stands out, but some (seriously) choice cuts are the aforementioned 'Someone to Love', 'Lightning Strikes', and 'Unleash the Beast' along with 'Love Struck' and 'The Dead of the Night'. This band should've been bigger than they were, however better late than never. Get this album and enjoy a forgotten classic from a bygone era. m/
Ok, first off let's just get the basic gist of this album in words so you know what to expect. This is a highly rockin' NWOBHM album. It rocks ok....hard and heavy. This one is a bit more commercial than the first two, but hey, it still kicks ass. Now granted, they were trying to make some money with this so they wrote some '80s rock/metal songs which could have been disastrous for the band if not for the fact that they fuckin' rule. The songs on this one that have a little cheese factor are still really good. "Rock Me to the Limit" being the best because it's so damn catchy. Lightning Strikes is good too, but it's a bit repetitive. But let's not forget the true meat of this album.
"Night of the Blade" is screaming metallic glory the way it was done before it was ruined. What a chorus and what an awesome band. "Lovestruck" has probably the coolest riff I have ever heard. It rocks, but with some heavy, heavy attitude. So to all these faggy glam bands (Poison, Motley Crue), Tokyo Blade proves that you can rock about love and still be heavy. God, what an awesome song. Samurai is good and reminds me of Thundersteel-era Riot. The Dead of the Night is probably one of the best songs ever written in the history of man. OH MY FUCKING GOD. It starts off with some laid back NWOBHM bluesy stuff, but then they rock you so hard that you fall off whatever godforsaken platform you're resting on. The lead in this song is the reason metal rules any other form of music. The energy, the skill...hell, the whole fucking cool attitude they have makes me smile 'til my face cracks. My god what a glorious bunch of fuckers these guys are.
If you listen to their earlier albums, you'll see where Holy Terror got most of their inspiration as they sound exactly alike with TB being the more rocking of the two. Great album, great band. It's a shame people cite Helloween and Hammerfall as good power metal when Tokyo Blade was doing it earlier and better than them. Hail to the NWOBHM the likes which will never be seen again because people have forgotten how to rock. Thank you vinyl for preserving the faith that I love so much. ROCK ON!