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Now in a new Third Edition, this landmark text has been completely updated and revised, addressing the full range of basic issues in psychotherapy combined with a complete survey of its elements, processes, current treatment techniques, and phases.
Writing with eloquent simplicity and citing hundreds of contemporary sources, Irving Weinerand Robert Bornstein present conceptual and empirical foundations and offer helpful case examples that illustrate vividly what a therapist might say and do in various circumstances.
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Steeped in the latest research and attentive to practical concerns of the day, this new edition should be required reading for all therapists and therapists-in-training.
This book provides a thorough overview of the primary purposes and goals of psychotherapy, with careful delineation of the principles and theory that guide the practice of psychotherapy. It begins with a general section on psychotherapy and a discussion of the important link between clinical practice and research. The second section focuses on establishing the therapeutic relationship; the third section addresses modes of communication that facilitate change. The fourth section reviews issues in termination.. The primary purpose is to lay out universal principles of psychotherapy. A second goal is to integrate up-to-date clinical research findings into a discussion of clinical practice. This book also incorporates information on managed care and brief treatment, emerging ethical concerns, and multicultural issues. The editor achieves his purposes. In clear and concise chapters, he systematically introduces the reader to the practice of psychotherapy and discusses relevant clinical and research data. The discussion is targeted at psychotherapists with backgrounds in psychology, social work, psychiatry, and counseling. Advanced clinicians will appreciate the wealth of references and the careful integration of theory, practice, and research data. Students and educators can find an organized discussion of the basics of psychotherapy with a thoughtful discussion of the principles of psychotherapy practice. This book includes a careful introduction to the theory and practice of psychotherapy. The four well organized sections detail the principles for handling the beginning, middle, and termination phases of psychotherapy. The editor highlights normative and unusual circumstances,such as voluntary and forced termination, and discusses relevant research studies. He grounds his text in a psychodynamic framework, but he infers that his general principles of psychotherapy can be applied to any theoretical model. In doing so, he avoids a full discussion of how theory generates varying guidelines of practice. For example, the editor seems to assume that all readers use the concept of transference. This comprehensive, well-organized text guides the reader into a clear overview of the practice of psychotherapy. For students of psychodynamic theories, the book provides an introduction to both the purpose and practice of clinical work, and fosters critical thought by incorporating data from clinical research. Educators and experienced clinicians are challenged to integrate theory and practice in light of research and are helped to think more systematically about their approach to psychotherapy from a psychodynamic perspective. In a modern milieu where various techniques and theories of therapy are hotly debated, this second edition reminds the reader that there are underlying constants which greatly influence the overall success of any school of psychotherapy, and that clinical research continues to be an important resource for improving the quality of psychotherapy.


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The driving force behind the Goodwood Festival of Speed, Lord March, took to the stage at the Hay Festival last week to discuss the annual hill climb, his motoring heroes, and trends in motor racing and the wider automotive world.
Answering questions from Mark Skipworth, executive editor of The Telegraph, as well as members of the public, Lord March described Le Mans winner and ex-Formula One driver Jacky Ickx as one of his all-time heroes, and expressed the view that teenagers today are less keen to learn to drive than his own generation.
Lord March was invited to the literary festival because of the recent publication of a book celebrating two decades of the Festival of Speed. The 20th Anniversary Festival of Speed book is available through the shop at the Goodwood circuit or online.

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"Happily Ferris After"
Panera Bread gives no days off,
no fake sick days of water-tower fame,
no Michigan Avenue Beatles musical
where the world joins in for the sake of spontaneity.
Turkey and Swiss smell less romantic
than sprinting home with five minutes to spare,
or saving our friends from abject misery.
Just coughing up nostalgia,
I recall the vibration of
a leather steering wheel.
Should have driven somewhere new,
when we still had time, still had mileage.
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I took the T line over to Illinois by 3rd & 20th today to check out Kitchenette. Its a catering company that has just started serving take away food at lunch from 11:30-1:30 or however long the food lasts. Its a very limited menu.
Its in an industrial building, they just roll up door on the loading dock and put benches in their parking space. There are no tables. I got there at 11:45, there were only a couple of people there.
Today, I had the lemongrass bavette steak salad and maple bacon snickerdoodles. The drink of the day was a blend of citrus juices and look pretty good. The portabello banh mi I saw looked nice but I didn't one.
The salad was a-maz-ing!
The first thing I noticed was the wonderful smell. The steak was sliced thin and just barely medium-rare - truly excellent. The greens were fresh, tasty, perfectly dressed with lots of crunchies - there were fresh peas, cilantro, fried garlic, cabbage, thin slices of marinated carrots and other yummy treats. I can't even think the last time I had a healthy salad that made me this happy.
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"[T]o condemn the uprising in Charlotte would be to condemn a man for thrashing when someone is trying to drown him."
Self Care in the Multiracial Movement for Black Lives.
The Black Lives Matter Fall 2016 Syllabus.
"Learning from Trans Poets" is starting soon at The Poetry Project.
"[W]omen are going to rule the 2016-17 art season."
A Queer Historical Tour of San Francisco's Mission district.
On how women created book clubs.
Submit to Monstering, a new literary and cultural arts magazine, written by and for disabled women and nonbinary people.
The new issue of Neplanta is here, featuring work by June Jordan, Tommy Pico, Erika L Sanchez, and more.
"[T]here's a chance that when you are writing about personal vulnerabilities, you are not alone." – Read an interview with Rios de la Luz.
What did we miss this week? Let us know in the comments.


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Commentary by Gregg Rickman (email@example.com). Times compiled from information available Tuesday; it's always advisable to call for confirmation. Price given is standard adult admission; discounts often apply for students, seniors, and members.
We're interested in your film or video event. Please send materials at least two weeks in advance to: Film Editor, SF Weekly, 185 Berry, Suite 3800, San Francisco, CA 94107.
2128 Center (at Shattuck), Berkeley, (510) 464-5980, www.landmarktheatres.com. $9.25 save as noted. One of this venue's two screens is a "calendar house" for Landmark Theatres. For additional screenings, see our Showtimes page.
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY: Musicians Dig! (Ondi Timoner, 2004). See Ongoing for review 7, 9:30 p.m.
THURSDAY: It's Quotations From Chairman Bob in Revolution (Stephen Jones, 2004), the first 136 minutes of an 11-hour lecture by Revolutionary Communist Party USA Chairman Bob Avakian. According to Jonathan Rosenbaum of the Chicago Reader, who's watched the whole speech (available for purchase), "his communist analysis is graceful, and he lucidly explains concepts ranging from dialectical materialism to irony without condescending to his audience. ... Regrettably, the portion of his lecture that's being screened is devoted largely to American atrocities such as lynchings, stories he often punctuates with, And that isn't the worst of it.'" $10 7 p.m.
FRIDAY THROUGH THURSDAY (Oct. 15-21): Shane Carruth's Primer (2004). See Opening for review. Call for times.
MIDNIGHT SHOW (Friday & Saturday): And now for something completely Monty Python and the Holy Grail (Terry Jones and Terry Gilliam, U.K., 1974).
345 Bush (at Polk), 775-7755, www.afsf.com. French-language films shown on projected video. $5 donation.
WEDNESDAY (Oct. 13): A Frenchwoman takes up with Tony Todd in Le Secret (Virginie Wagon, 2000) 6 p.m.
992 Valencia (at 21st Street), 824-3890, www.atasite.org. $5 save as noted. This venue offers all manner of strange and unusual video and film.
WEDNESDAY (Oct. 13): The Gadabout, a touring film festival of independent works, screens a program of shorts including David Hurwich's Turtle Hill (turtle versus hares), Roger Beebe's Composition in Red and Yellow (the Golden Arches), Niels Post's Bowhunting ("Extreme sports video"), and Pop Films' Bush Boys. For more info, see www.gadaboutfilmfest.com. $5 8 p.m.
FRIDAY (Oct. 15): The San Francisco Cinematheque (its fall season under way with screenings here), California College of the Arts, and YBC sponsor "Betweens," films from "a constellation of analogue/digital explorers unlocking light patterns lingering between chemical and electronic technologies." Light patterns to be screened include Kerry Laitala's Muses of Cinema, Scott Stark's The Sound of His Face, and Rick Danielson's 153 Simultaneous Exposures of Me, plus live poetry and "live video scrubbing" by Katherin McInnis 8 p.m.
SATURDAY (Oct. 16): Other Cinema's "Sex Positive" offers "empowered women in the sex industry," including Louisa Achille's The Naked Feminist, Sylvia Schedelbauer's Chisakura Girls, and Julia Ostertag's SexJunkie. See www.othercinema.com for more info 8:30 p.m.
3010 Geary (at Blake), 751-3213, www.peacheschrist.com for this series. This popular little theater offers, in addition to its regular screenings (see Showtimes for listings), a "Midnight Mass Season of Horror" every Saturday this fall, hosted by Peaches Christ. $8.
SATURDAY (Oct. 16): Peter Jackson's splatstick gorefest Dead Alive (New Zealand, 1992). "No one living will be admitted; brains for sale at concession stand" midnight.
435 Broadway (at Folsom), (650) 754-0869 and email@example.com for tickets and info. Over 21 only. $10.
FRIDAY (Oct. 15): "Girlz Who Roll!!!," a minifest of female bands and filmmakers, features live music plus movies by Pamela Busch, Alica Dattner, Diane Griffin, CECE Cannabo, and others. Doors open 7:30 p.m. , event runs 8 p.m.-1 a.m.
Timken Hall, 1111 Eighth St. (at Irwin), 703-9500, www.ccarts.edu. The San Francisco Cinematheque frequently presents programs here. $7.
SUNDAY (Oct. 17): "Acting Up and Out" presents a program drawn from Joe Gibbons' 30-year career, including his voyeuristic Spying, Confessions of a Sociopath, Part 1 (about his thefts from bookstores and run-ins with probation officers), and Pixelvision works such as Multiple Barbie. Artist in person. Count your change! 7:30 p.m.
429 Castro (near Market), 621-6120, www.thecastrotheatre.com; www.mvff.com for Thursday's films. $8 save as noted. Short-run rep in a spectacular 1922 Greco-Roman-themed palace designed by Timothy L. Pflueger. Evening intermissions feature David Hegarty or Bill McCoy on the Mighty Wurlitzer.
WEDNESDAY: Bruce Weber's A Letter to True (2004); see Ongoing for review 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 p.m.
THURSDAY: A program from the Mill Valley Film Festival screens The Nomi Song (Andrew Horn, Germany, 2004), about the alternative opera star of the 1970s. $10 7 p.m. A Tale of Two Sisters (Kim Jee-woon, Korea, 2003). $10 9:30 p.m.
FRIDAY THROUGH THURSDAY (Oct. 15-21): Jonathan Caouette's Tarnation (2004); see Opening for review 7, 9:15 p.m.; also Sat & Wed 2, 4:15 p.m.; Sun 4:15 p.m.
SUNDAY: A family screening of Cheaper by the Dozen (Walter Lang, 1950), with Clifton Webb the efficiency expert managing a dozen kids. $12.50 noon.
278 Fourth St. (between Jackson and Harrison), Oakland, (510) 464-4640 and www.verticalpool.com for this event. The venue is near Jack London Square. $5-10 sliding scale.
THURSDAY (Oct. 14): A Croatian war veteran sees visions in Antero Alli's Hysteria (2002), screening as a benefit for the Endocrine Co. Filmmaker in person 9 p.m.
2534 Mission (between 21st and 22nd streets), 648-7600, www.foreigncinema.com. Free with meal. This restaurant screens foreign films, usually in 35mm, on the back wall of its outdoor patio, with drive-in speakers available for the tables of those who want to watch while they dine.
WEDNESDAY THROUGH SUNDAY: Ink and paint dance in The Triplets of Belleville (Sylvain Chomet, France, 2003) 7, 8:30, 10 p.m.


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When love meets health
MBABANE – This year's Valentine's Day was given a health boost last Tuesday when the Health Ministry and other partners offered free testing and gave away complimentary roses.
The event took place in the Home Affairs building at the Ministry of Health where all the employees were invited for free testing to kick off Valentine's Day.
The event was supported by the Elizabeth Glaser Paediatric AIDS Foundation, Clinton Foundation, Lus-weti, Times of Swaziland and Flower Connexion who treated women to red roses. Sibongile Mhlanga, the event's organiser and the Ministry of Health's Wellness Coordinator, said the event was an opportunity for individuals to give themselves a Valentine's gift of health.
"We thought 'why not give yourself the gift of life and bring a friend to give them the same gift," she said at the event held in the Ministry of Health's conference room from 7am.


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True Colors
White House to honor nation's oldest LGBTQ youth drama groupMonday, November 14, 2016Michelle Obama will present a 2016 National Arts and Humanities Youth Program Award to True Colors: Out Youth Theater.
'Grey's Anatomy' star Sara Ramirez comes out as bisexual and queerSaturday, October 8, 2016Ramirez spoke to the intersections in her own life, including, "woman of color, queer, bisexual, Mexican-Irish American, [and] immigrant."
West Virginia University to offer gender-neutral housingFriday, April 8, 2016Their new housing program allows students to room together regardless of sex, gender, gender identity or sexual orientation.


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Aurora Central athletics is fortunate to have the ELEVATE program available to our student athletes. The ELEVATE program, hosted by the nonprofit Heart Power Inc., supports underprivileged high school students in a variety of aspects for college preparation. The students receive ACT preparation, athletic training, mentorship and lessons in life skills. Professional athletes from various […]
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First post so I will try to keep it short. I have major issues with start up (16 months now) and just recently started blowing white smoke. I have been to multiple mechanics, three Cmi Toyota dealerships and a number of locals mecs for overnight cold starts and left for days with no one claiming to be able to solve the problem.
Codes 1604 and 1605 startart ability and rough idle have shown on computer but no one seems to be able to solve the problem.
Majority of startups result in long crank time being between 5-9 second prior to start and sometimes clonking out once started. Recently started blowing a lot of white smoke when starting on first push of the button. Smoke would last for a couple of minutes up the road before clearing. Car runs fine once driving bar start up issues and smoke.
I have 100,000k on the clock and serviced regularly. On testing, rail pressure dropped on startup so I had the injectors checked on was told, with readouts that they were slightly out of spec so had them changed. New suction control valve and starter moter have also been replaced.
I am currently at wits end and don't know where to go from here. One Cmi dealership told me to keep driving it and when the problem gets worse they will be able to see what the problem is??? because the error code wouldn't last long enough for them to get a proper readout.
Any help would be much appreciated.
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Retro 1950 Style with a Pure Golden Tone!
The Golden Melody has that attractive 1950s look featuring full length covers that are closed at the sides. The Golden Melody is the only Hohner diatonic harp featuring equal tempered tuning which makes it especially suitable for melody playing.
Hohner's Golden Melody has a great feel with its curved shape. Its sound is unique from all the others in its class in that it's tuned slightly differently to produce a full, rich melodic tone. Although it's a favorite among gospel and hymn players on Sunday morning, the Golden Melody can definitely hold its own in the blues bar the night before.
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Source Code begins in full, racing Hitchcock mode: aerial shots of Chicago, including vertiginous views down onto passing skyscrapers, and every glance made ominous by shrieks from an alarmed string section.
Once inside a speeding train aimed at the city, we understand the distress. A passenger, Captain Colter Stevens (Jake Gyllenhaal) snaps awake as his flirty seatmate, Christina (Michelle Monaghan), calls him by another name. Stumbling into a rest room, the distraught traveller finds a stranger's face in the mirror.
Moments later, the train explodes and Stevens is pulled through fiery debris. Waking again in a drab capsule, our hero is informed that the preceding experience amounts to a briefing on his latest assignment:
Terrorists are attacking Chicago. Soon, Stevens will be returned to the death train, sent back in time to a moment eight minutes before the bomb goes off. The Special Forces operator has precisely 480 seconds to foil a brewing insurrection.
The latest from David Bowie's filmmaker son, Duncan Jones ( Moon), is a deceptively complex pleasure craft weighted down with so many plots it's a wonder the whole thing moves with such grace and efficiency. A techno thriller with all the trimmings, Source Code is loaded with ticking bombs and dastardly concealed villains.
And the Hitchcock stuff off the top isn't just for show: Stevens and Christina are a pre-arranged romance. His handlers insert him into the closest chromosome match on the train, Christina's shiny new, untried boyfriend. So the world thinks he's someone else. That's pretty well adman Cary Grant's dilemma when he bumps into Eva Marie Saint on a train to Chicago in North by Northwest.
Like Hitchcock's great 1959 film, Source Code is a romantic comedy disguised as a suspense thriller. It is also a thoughtful meditation on lunatic heroes. Way back in 1969, Bowie compared being a rock star with being a helpless astronaut (Major Tom) in Space Oddity ("Planet Earth is blue and there's nothing I can do.")
When we meet Stevens, he's a burnout case like Major Tom. He's just back from Afghanistan, ineffably sad, ready for retirement.
The plot, then, is twofold: Can Colter Stevens save the world? And can love save Colter Stevens?
The juxtaposition makes both storylines more intriguing. Michelle Monaghan's clowning response to her boyfriend's sudden histrionics lends the drama a giddy fizz. She also spares Gyllenhaal the dull task of charging about, eyes narrowed, like a proper hero for the entire film.
Having a skeptical partner also keeps Gyllenhaal honest, discouraging the actor's propensity for frantic overplaying. The two leads have a light, teasing rapport that nicely contrasts and sets up the film's desperate race-against-the-clock storyline.
Director Jones and screenwriter Ben Ripley also deserve credit for expertly shuffling the plot. Stevens can't solve the bomber riddle in one try, so must return to the exploding train again and again. It's a set-up that permits him to engage suspects at different angles to gather evidence while allowing a series of dates - a full-blown romance - with Christina.
Source Code could use more compelling villains and secondary characters. But there is one stranger on the train who serves the film's varied purposes. Canadian funny man Russell Peters plays a sour comic who is continuously put off by Stevens's meddlesome investigation. He also figures prominently and well in the film's cleverly sprung ending.
Source Code
- Directed by Duncan Jones
- Written by Ben Ripley
- Starring Jake Gyllenhaal, Michelle Monaghan, Vera Farmiga, Jeffrey Wright and Russell Peters
- Classification: PG
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We're going to be in Paris Aug. 12-15.
I'd love to try Angelina's hot chocolate. Is the restaurant open during August? Also, is it in a central location near touristy areas? My family is not as into food as I am and won't be willing to go out of their way for a treat.
Do you have other suggestions for great hot chocolate (I'm up for hot chocolate even if it's 120 outside, so summertime is not an issue).


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Windows 7 Ultimate X64 SP1
I just saw your edited first Post, that split screen is weird for sure. You can take your hard drive out of your laptop, put it in another computer and see if you can copy your data to some other media, eg, another drive, DVD's, etc. Then put it back in the laptop and do a full clean install.
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I just saw your edited first Post, that split screen is weird for sure. You can take your hard drive out of your laptop, put it in another computer and see if you can copy your data to some other media, eg, another drive, DVD's, etc. Then put it back in the laptop and do a full clean install.
I'll post again with the result I get from the full clean install.
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|18 Jul 2011
There is always this option.
How to Copy & Paste in Recovery Console on Windows 7 or Vista
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|18 Jul 2011
Sorry there is another problem, I don't have a windows 7 installation DVD.
Do you know a safe place where I could download the installation media?
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|18 Jul 2011
Windows 7 Ultimate RTM (Technet)
What happened to using System Restore as was suggested early on?
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I'm not sure if this is because I was not able to select a restore point (as all I saw was a blank window), or that a System Restore just wouldn't work.
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You need to make a Win7 Repair CD or use the REpair console on the Installation DVD: System Repair Disc - Create
Run Startup Repair repeatedly which automates most tests and fixes, making sure Win7 or it's 100mb System Reserved partition (preferred) is still marked Active: Partition - Mark as Active (Method Two)
If this fails, from the System Recovery Options run System Restore.
Next from the Command Line run SFC -SCANNOW Run in Command Prompt at Boot
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First and foremost, congratulations on graduating and passing your NCLEX-RN examination. Now, it's time to find a job. This is where the real strategy comes in. Here are some tips from expert nurse Nacole Riccaboni, to help you find a new graduate nursing job.
1. Strengthen your Resume
Since you have no bedside nursing experience, your resume should be filled with nursing school experience and exposures. Did you do your practicum on an oncology floor or pediatric burn unit? How many clinical hours did you have on the cardiac or medical-surgical floor? Mention these opportunities and the aspects of care you performed, such as assessment, procedures, etc.
This is your version of nursing experience and you should leave nothing to the imagination. Be specific, detailed and paint the full picture of what nursing skills you possess. If you're in nursing associations, have obtained certifications or have received awards, list these achievements as well, to set yourself apart from other applicants.
2. Make Your Job Search Strategic
After you have gotten your resume in order, it's time to look for a job. This can be done either online or in person, and I recommend taking both routes. When looking online, learn to filter your searches according to your interests and experience. If you have no bedside nursing experience, don't waste your time applying for positions that require 10+ years of experience. I made this mistake and spent a lot of my time applying to jobs I didn't qualify for and became frustrated in the process. The great thing about applying for positions online is that you can find opportunities in different states that you wouldn't have known of otherwise.
When it comes to applying in person, make sure you dress for success. Even if you're simply dropping off a resume to a floor manager, present yourself as professionally as possible. Once you've dropped off your resume to the staff, make sure you obtain a business card from someone in management or Human Resources. Within a few days, you're going to want to complete the circle of communication and check back in on your application status.
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This can be the hardest part of the job search for some new graduate nurses. After you've submitted your resume or even completed a first interview, you may not hear anything back for a few weeks. This can be anxiety inducing and frustrating, but don't simply move on; it's up to you to follow-up. Like many things in life, if you want the opportunity, you're going to have to work for it.
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Deacon Brodies Edinburgh Reviews
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Delicious, though perhaps a bit touristy Aug 31, 2009
I stumbled across Deacon Brodies after I had wandered up toward the castle. I had heard of this place prior to my visiting Edinburgh, but I didn't look into seeing where it was. But it was in a location that is hard to miss if you're wandering around the city centre near the castle.
I considered finding some other place for dinner because I figured this place catered heavily to tourists. But, as I was a tourist I decided to step inside.
I think everything in Scotland is tartan, from the kilts being sold at tourist shops to the carpeting at Deacon Brodies.
I had read a little bit about Haggis prior to visiting Edinburgh and knew that it sounded a bit disgusting. Fortunately I had totally forgotten what it actually was, or how it was prepared, and ordered it anyway. It was fabulous. It came with a side of potatoes (I think they were potatoes) and it made me wish I was spending more time in Edinburgh.
I ordered a local whiskey on the rocks and enjoyed my Scottish meal. I washed it all down with a nice English Tea.
A great time, great experience, and fantastic food.
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Deacon Brodies Tavern Jan 02, 2008
Deacon Brodies Tavern is decent place to grab a bite to eat as well as have a pint of ale or a dram of whisky.
Deacon Brodies Tavern is located on the Royal Mile just a short ways from the Castle. Its location can make the place either very touristy or very convenient.
The tavern's ground floor is home to the bar. Mar and I, however, headed upstairs to be seated in the restaurant. There was a queue to be seated but fortunately we didn't have to wait long for a table near the upstairs bar. The interior's rich dark wood furniture and a packed dining area gave the room a cozy atmosphere.
I ordered Cock-a-leekie soup which is a traditional Scottish recipe. The soup was very heartwarming and flavorful with chicken and leeks. Although traditional recipes call for the inclusion of prunes, I did not see any...which was a good thing.
Mar and I ordered haggis in some way in our entree. She ordered the roasted chicken breast atop haggis and slathered with whisky cream sauce and served with peas, corn, and roasted potatoes.
I ordered the Scottish olives...which has no form of olive in it. In fact the dish is thin beef steak stuffed with haggis atop onion gravy and served with peas, corn, and roasted potatoes. I am glad I tried this dish as the haggis was more in the form I was expecting it to be AND it still tasted good! The beef was not a tender cut of beef but it was edible and was very tasty in combination with the haggis filling.
The service was good, especially since the restaurant was packed.
Even though Deacon Brodies was a tourist trap, I still enjoyed my meal and it was affordable.
If you are in the area and are really hungry, then stop by Deacon Brodies Tavern.
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Deacon Brodies, Edinburgh, Royal Mile May 05, 2008
Walking up the Royal Mile (because it's definitely uphill both ways) you can't miss Deacon Brodies, so stop by for a pint and some exceptional pub food, you won't go wrong.
A bit pubby downstairs, since it's a pub afterall, some tables out front for smokers, nice quiet atmosphere upstairs where we settled in, and we could've been served by a ghost for all we remember, but the food was very memorable.
As you'll notice I photographed our own food much to Andy's embarrassment and yes I had all the surrounding tables staring at us curiously, but within minutes after it they broke out their own cameras and started photographing each other and their plates and things got very lively. I just broke the ice ;)
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We ate here on our first full day in Edinburgh, I really enjoyed it. A bit pricey but worth it! If you want to try true Scottish food this is the place to go! I say try the Haggis its is wonderful!
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A delightful two-story pub/eatery on the Royal Mile with an intriguing background. Deacon Brody was apparently a real life character who served as an elected official in Edinburgh and committed a broad array of atrocities...serving as the inspiration for Robert louis Stevenson's "Dr. Jekyl and Mr. Hyde"!!! We enjoyed lunch here during our first day in Edinburgh and this was where I gained exposure to haggis. We would learn that the prices were reasonable compared to other venues on the Royal Mile, and the service was expedient and friendly!Thanks to our enjoyed lunch, we returned the next evening for a few Guiness...and it is a lively night scene too! The bartenders continued the jovial service and we were impressed that many of the patrons were locals...reinforcing this was an authentic cool place!
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When it comes to the law, some people believe they are above it and can do as they please. The Inquisitr reported on June 29, 2014, that a truck driver named Brian Miner saw an Illinois state trooper speed past him at a high rate of speed and talking on his cell phone. Miner took it upon himself to report the trooper's infractions and let him know of his wrong-doing.
Miner honked his truck horn at the trooper to alert him that he was speeding and talking on his cell phone in his hand, which by law, drivers can't do in the state of Illinois.
At that point, Miner was pulled over by the trooper and continued recording the conversation as the cop came up to his truck. Miner tells the trooper why he honked his horn at him as he simply wanted to alert him to what he was doing wrong.
The trooper defended his actions by saying that "police officers can actually use technology when they're driving."
That actually is correct. Illinois state law says that the ban on electronic communication devices states it doesn't apply to "a law enforcement officer or operator of an emergency vehicle while performing his or her official duties."
As the the video continues on, the trooper asks Miner for his license and registration and speaks to him on how fast he was driving. Miner makes the point that the trooper passed him while driving and asked, "Are you above the speed limit as well?"
Once that point is made, the trooper says he is going to issue Miner a ticket for unlawfully using his horn. It was then that Miner informed the trooper that he was still recording the whole incident.
The trooper's face drops and he walks back to his cruiser for a few minutes. Upon coming back, he tells Miner that he was traveling at the posted speed limit and decides he won't write him a ticket because he "didn't want to hurt your record."
The trooper then states, "Honestly, I wasn't paying attention to my speed… I don't remember having my phone on me."
Miner tells the cop that they are all "sharing the same road" and that police officers should be "held accountable to the same standards" as everyone else. The trooper then leaves and heads back to his car to let Miner go about his business.


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Attorney General Eric Holder wants the Obama administration to work with Congress on possible limitations to the Miranda rights given to terrorism suspects, even for U.S. citizens. Sharon Bradford Franklin of the Constitution Project explains the potential changes.
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After the arrest of Faisal Shahzad, the Times Square bomb suspect, authorities advised him of his rights: The right to remain silent, the right to be represented by counsel. Standard procedure since the Supreme Court decision in the famous Miranda case.
Controversy ensued, as it did after the arrest of the man who allegedly tried to blow up a plane over Detroit on Christmas Day. There are some things investigators may want to know urgently. Are there accomplices who might be trying to destroy other planes? Are there others cars set to explode?
Sunday, on NBC's "Meet The Press," Attorney General Eric Holder noted there is an exception under Miranda drawn up to address concerns of the 1990s, but that the Obama administration would like to change that to address the age of terrorism.
Attorney General ERIC HOLDER (Department of Justice): The public safety concerns that we now have in the 21st century, as opposed to the public safety concerns we had, we want to work with Congress to come up with a way in which we make our public safety exception more flexible and, again, more consistent.
CONAN: And that's Attorney General Eric Holder on NBC's "Meet The Press." Should we relax the Miranda rule? 800-989-8255. Email us: email@example.com. You can also join the conversation at our website. That's at npr.org, click on TALK OF THE NATION.
Sharon Bradford Franklin joins us here in Studio 3A. She's senior counsel at the Constitution Project. Nice to have you with us today.
Ms. SHARON BRADFORD FRANKLIN (Senior Counsel, The Constitution Project): Thank you.
CONAN: And just to clarify, what is the exception that currently exists under the Miranda rule?
Ms. FRANKLIN: Well, the Miranda rule currently recognizes a public safety exception. If the law enforcement agents have reasonable cause to believe that the suspect has information that might reduce a substantial threat, they can wait to give the Miranda rights.
And in fact, we know that in this most recent case with the Times Square attempted bombing, they relied on that exception and waited for some period of time before they did give him his Miranda rights. And then after they gave him his Miranda rights, he in fact kept talking to the investigators and continued to cooperate with them.
CONAN: And what kind of flexibility, as you understand it, might the attorney general be talking about here?
Ms. FRANKLIN: I'm really confused by this proposal. We have an existing exception. We know theyve relied upon it, we know that this particular suspect continued to talk. So I'm very unclear as to why the attorney general thinks we may need additional flexibility. We believe the law recognizes all the flexibility that is necessary. And the Miranda holding was actually grounded in the Constitution, in one's Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination. So there is a constitutional basis to this protection and the exceptions really are already recognized.
CONAN: Would the public safety exception drawn up in the days when this is the primary concern as I understand it was kidnapping and that sort of thing. Does that apply to situations that we're in today where, indeed, we're talking about the ticking time bomb scenario?
Ms. FRANKLIN: Absolutely. It has been relied upon - it was - in this very case. And the types of language that the courts use, you know, reasonable grounds to believe the suspect has information that might reduce a substantial threat, really can be adapted to what the circumstances may be so that investigators can rely on that.
CONAN: And can investigators then turn around and use that information, not simply to find out if there's another plane about to be blown up or another car bomb to go off, but use that information later in court against the suspect?
Ms. FRANKLIN: As long as they comply with the actual recognized terms of the exception, absolutely. And there's a concern that if that were broadened too much so that it really were starting to impinge on Fifth Amendment rights against self-incrimination, then there would be that risk that investigators could not then use those statements in court for a prosecution. Of course, investigators could continue to question if they deemed that it was more important to continue questioning, you know, as long as they wanted to. But at some point, if they cross over the line against the protection against self-incrimination, they couldn't use that in court.
CONAN: And Attorney General Holder is talking about some relaxation of the current rules, something that he said he wants to work with Congress about. Maybe we'll get further clarification when he makes an actual proposal. There is a proposal in Congress, though. This is Senator Joe Lieberman, the independent from Connecticut, who says he wants to go much further and have the capability of stripping terror suspects of their citizenship rights, which would then presumably preclude any Miranda problems at all.
Ms. FRANKLIN: That's right. Senators Lieberman and Brown, and then in the House, Representatives Altmire and Dent, introduced a bill called the Terrorist Expatriation Act. And this bill would try and amend an existing law that outlines the circumstances under which we recognize that someone has lost his or her citizenship.
And the current law includes two basic categories, one are actions where we would presume that indicates somebody wanted to give up their citizenship like fighting in the army of another country against United States. And the second category is offenses such as treason or conspiracy to overthrow the government. But that category requires an actual conviction, criminal conviction in court before that can be the predicate.
And this new bill seeks to add another category which would say that another ground would be that someone has provided material support to a group that's designated as a foreign terrorist organization, and it incorporates the language from our existing laws prohibiting material support for terrorism. And this bill, we think, raises a variety of constitutional problems.
CONAN: Well, what would be the practical effect of it? Taken, for example, the case of the man in New York who is, after all, an American citizen, a naturalized American
Ms. FRANKLIN: Well, I think part of the motive is that recognition that Americans citizens cannot actually be tried in military commissions, although this Constitution Project and many other advocacy groups have pointed out, our federal courts and prosecutions in our federal courts actually more effective for handling the terrorism prosecutions.
But based on a number of Supreme Courts holdings and the constitutional flaws in this bill, hopefully and ultimately it would have no effect because you really cannot - the Supreme court recognized back in 1967 in the Afroyim case, you cannot strip someone's citizenship. Someone can only lose citizenship if they voluntarily renounce it. And in a subsequent 1980 decision coming out at the Supreme Court, the court held that to sort of cure statute, or how we must read the statute, the government must prove that someone engaged in one of these acts voluntarily and separately prove that the they did so with the intention of renouncing their citizenship.
CONAN: To prove and prove, in other words, in court.
Ms. FRANKLIN: That's correct. Well, but just to make clear. Actually, there's an administrative process. Initially this statute is enforced by the State Department. So one of the risks of this bill is that a State Department official might seek to start this process in motion, but ultimately there would be court review, yes.
CONAN: Let's get some listeners involved in the conversation. My number is 800-989 -8255. Email us: firstname.lastname@example.com. Let's start with Bob(ph), Bob calling us in Durham, North Carolina. Bob, you're in the air.
CONAN: Bob, still listening to you on air. We'll put Bob on hold and maybe he'll come back as soon as he realizes what he has done. Let's go to -Mark(ph), and Mark is in Arlington, Massachusetts.
MARK: Hello?
CONAN: Hi, Mark, you're in the air.
MARK (Caller): It seems to be that every time there is exemption made to some basic Constitutional right, the authorities tend to try and re-characterize everything they deal with as qualifying under that exception. And so the end result is that allowing even a small exception amounts, pretty much, to taking a chisel to, you know, to the Bill of Rights and chipping away major portions of it.
CONAN: Miranda, derived from the Bill of Rights, but not actually in it. But in any case, you would apply that same logic to the public safety exception that we talked about earlier, Mark?
MARK: I think I would, because, you know, I've seen this - I mean, yes, public safety is critical, it's absolutely important. But as soon as the authorities come along and start saying, well, you were driving erratically, that's a public safety, you know...
CONAN: I'm not sure that that's the way they would apply it or...
MARK: Okay. I'm exaggerating a bit. But the fact of the matter is, there's a great temptation, when you're in any position, to take whatever rules where given and stretch them as far as possible.
CONAN: And there, Mark may have a point. Sharon Bradford Franklin, has there been - has this been a contested area of the law since the public safety exception was approved?
Ms. FRANKLIN: Well, there's a lot of litigation on this point. Just a response to the caller's point, though, I would point out that this public safety exception is based on a time sensitivity - that there is a fear that something else might happen, the next bomb might go off. And so the exception is based on the need to question this suspect that he might know of another bomb that was planted somewhere else and to get that information immediately. So it's a little bit more cabined.
CONAN: And the fear that if advised of his right to an attorney - and most attorneys would immediately tell their clients to not say anything.
Ms. FRANKLIN: That's correct, although as we know from this very case once this individual suspect did indeed get read his Miranda rights, he still continued to talk and cooperate.
CONAN: And some do, but nevertheless. Let's go to Bob, see if Bob's back on line from Durham, North Carolina.
BOB (Caller): Yes, I do feel that we should relax the Miranda rights because we are definitely in a war, and it's a very different war, and it's a war with terror with a group of people that don't fight by standard means. I think that we need to also change our laws that allow us to treat U.S. citizens that act against the country more as traitors. And that's my comments, and I take any information you want to say about that off the air.
CONAN: Okay, thank you, Bob. And Sharon Bradford Franklin, would this conversation have a different tenor, had that car bomb gone off on West 45th Street?
Ms. FRANKLIN: Well, there'd be more panic, I imagine, but we hope that we will still continue to follow our system. And I think our system does have the rules in place that can work in both of these situations.
We know that Miranda rights really deal with whether somebody can be prosecuted later. Certainly if there is no desire to have a criminal prosecution later, there's no restrictions there. And in terms of the comment about traitors, our law already certainly provides for prosecution for treason, for any other types of offences. And if you prove that somebody engaged in one of these acts, with an intent to renounce their citizenship and abandon their role as American, then that would recognize that they weren't a citizen anymore as well.
CONAN: But there are some people who are concerned - and you're talking about procedures that can take months, if not years, to establish in a court of law in terms of convictions for things like treachery and - or treason, I think, is what we're talking about. But if you go back to the time urgent situation, there are concerns that these - providing people with attorneys who will advise them, often, not to say anything, not to say that they don't continue to cooperate - in some cases, they do - but maybe in some other cases they won't, and that's the concern.
Ms. FRANKLIN: Well, I have to say, you know, Miranda has stood the test of time for over 40 years. This - the cases that are before us now don't really, in my mind, or Constitution Project's mind, demonstrate any kind of compelling reason for a new exception. We have exceptions that seem to be working. And we would hope that the law enforcement would continue to rely on them when they're appropriate.
CONAN: We're discussing Miranda and terrorism. You're listening to TALK OF THE NATION from NPR News. And here's an email question from Gabriel(ph) in Wichita Falls in Kansas. No, I did not join the military so the Constitution could be gutted. Every time we strip a bit of the Bill of Rights away, the terrorists win another small battle. If we don't stand up for America then there isn't any point in fighting the terrorists in the first place.
And this from Allen(ph) in Concord, California. Is the implication that reading the Miranda rights is an incantation which by virtue of its pronouncement grants those rights? Or are they, in fact, rights, which we all have and are merely being informed of?
Ms. FRANKLIN: I would say the latter. We have those rights. We're being informed of them. And I should mention, in response to an earlier call, Miranda rights apply to anyone in this country, in U.S. custody - this is a domestic case. It doesn't matter whether you're a citizen or not. And, yes, these are rights. It's just a matter of recognizing when somebody needs to be advised with them or when the exigencies of the matter before the police require them to make sure that there's not another bomb that's going to go off and question somebody without Miranda being read yet.
CONAN: And if they don't speak English, you have to make sure that they do understand what they're being told.
Ms. FRANKLIN: That's correct.
CONAN: All right. Next to go Will(ph), Will on the line with us from Wichita.
WILL (Caller): Yeah. Thanks for taking my call. I'm winding down my first year law school at Washburn in Topeka. But my understanding of the Miranda decision is more or less, you know, that exception already exists for public safety. And I wouldn't think that it would need to be relaxed any from its current form, and that it's perfectly legitimate to have a pre-Miranda interrogation as long as there's the caveat that no inculpatory evidence obtained from it will be used against someone in court of law.
CONAN: No exculpatory evidence, you're saying?
WILL: No, inculpatory.
CONAN: Oh, inculpatory, anything that makes you look bad...
WILL: Right.
CONAN: ...would be used in court of law.
WILL: Right.
CONAN: Is he right on that...
WILL: Or would have to re-obtained after...
CONAN: He's only got one L, you've got three.
WILL: ...(unintelligible) Miranda rights.
Ms. FRANKLIN: Yeah. No. Actually, you can use that evidence. It's - the police are legitimately saying, is there another bomb, where is the other bomb, and the suspect replies and points to the other bomb, and is legitimately in the exigencies of the public safety exception...
CONAN: That can be used against...
Ms. FRANKLIN: ...that can be used.
CONAN: ...him in court.
Ms. FRANKLIN: That's the point of the exception, that that's okay. But I would agree with the first part of your statement, certainly, that the exception already exists, and the law already recognizes it, and we don't need to change that.
CONAN: Right. And I, you know, that's why this, you know, hearing about Congress trying to, quote, unquote, "fix Miranda" in light of Faisal Shahzad seems kind of silly to me.
CONAN: Well, we have to see what happens with the proposal when it actually reaches the - indeed, if it does - floor of the Senate and the House. Will, thanks very much for the call.
WILL: All right. Thank you.
CONAN: Would you expect that, if there is a proposal from the attorney general to, as he suggested, relax Miranda and make it more flexible, more up-to-date, is this something that's going to be presented to the Congress? He said he wanted to work with Congress on it, assuming that's going to be open, and in the light of day, here's exactly what we want to do and why we want to do it? Or is this something that's going to be put under some sort of secrecy?
Ms. FRANKLIN: Oh, I wouldn't expect the actual proposal to be secret. The negotiation pleading up to it may not be in the light of day. But I would expect that if there were to be a proposal, that certainly we would get to know ultimately what its terms were.
CONAN: Let's see if we can get one more caller in. Let's go to Daniel(ph), Daniel calling us from Apex in North Carolina.
DANIEL (Caller): Hi, thank you for taking my call.
CONAN: Sure.
DANIEL: I just wanted - that I think if we were to strip Miranda rights from terror suspects, it would be setting - it's actually American citizens, as Faisal Shahzad is - and I would note that the law makes no distinction between naturalized and born citizens, except that you can't run for president. I would say it's setting an incredibly dangerous precedent to strip civil rights from other Americans, because as of now, the law is very hazy on what we define as clear-cut crime in what are acts of terrorism. And I think that in this case, there wasn't sufficient evidence to suggest that Faisal Shahzad was working with other people in order to coordinate multiple attacks on the same day. This appeared to be a very isolated incident. We saw that the explosives...
CONAN: I'm going to - you seem to be right on one part of that, Daniel, and wrong on another. Yes, he was working with - alone, but with direction and apparently funding from the Pakistani Taliban, so...
DANIEL: Right. Right. He had taken training courses in Pakistan, but it didn't appear that he was going to coordinate multiple attacks on the same day.
CONAN: Now, that's entirely true, but you could understand the authority's interest in talking to him about that, since we've had examples of, well, sadly, several aircraft all being hijacked on the same day.
DANIEL: Certainly, yes. I absolutely understand that. But I would say that the ticking time bomb scenario is something that is a very slippery slope. And going so far as Senator Lieberman proposes that we do to remove citizenship, that is something that - treason does not remove your status of citizenship, it only incurs capital punishment.
CONAN: All right, Daniel, thanks very much for the call.
Ms. FRANKLIN: Yes. I just wanted to agree that it would be a dangerous precedent, but fortunately, I think it would be struck down as unconstitutional. The Supreme Court recognized it very clearly in the Afroyim case that I mentioned earlier, that Congress cannot strip citizenship.
CONAN: Sharon Bradford Franklin, senior counsel at the Constitution Project, with us here today in Studio 3A. Thanks very much.
Ms. FRANKLIN: Thank you.
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I was planning to take at least a one week breather before re-watching more anime from my collection, but I think I am ready to watch more. In fact, yesterday I watched my copy of Aniplex USA's release of Nekomonogatari Black. For next week Gargantia on the Verdurous Planet (my favorite anime series of 2013) and Angel Beats! are strong candidates to re-watch. Until the next report, happy anime viewing.
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It has been a while since I last posted. But I am finally done watching Inuyasha. Overall, it was a time consuming but satisfying watch. I consider the original series a Very good anime, and I gave the Final Act a Good grade. I have enjoyed watching Inuyasha since I occasionally watched it on cable television. And I am very glad that I finally was able to watch the whole anime adaptation.
I was planning to take at least a one week breather before re-watching more anime from my collection, but I think I am ready to watch more. In fact, yesterday I watched my copy of Aniplex USA's release of Nekomonogatari Black. For next week Gargantia on the Verdurous Planet (my favorite anime series of 2013) and Angel Beats! are strong candidates to re-watch. Until the next report, happy anime viewing.
Spring 2014 Lineup
In addition to Ace of Diamond I added four new Spring shows to my simulcast list. I wanted to add more new shows, but this season is shaping up to be weak. In fact, this is the weakest Spring season I have seen since I started following simulcasts two years ago. Okay, here is the list in the order I am most looking forward to watch each week.
1. One Week Friends - A romantic drama that seems both hopeful and painful.
2. The World is Still Beautiful - A somewhat strange European fantasy with an optimistic message.
3. The Kawai Complex Guide to Manors and Hostel Behavior - An emotive and wacky comedic romance.
4. Baby Steps - A tennis anime with potential to have good characterization and a decent story.
5. Ace of Diamond - I have to finish it, but I will try to enjoy it.
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The Spring season is underway, and I have a list of 7 animes I plan to follow each week. I am posting a list until I check the second episode of every anime in my list. I have checked 12 (and might check 3-5 more) new series, and the season seems weak for Spring. I hope that what I pick to follow is good enough to keep my interest every week.
As far as Inuyasha, I plan to start season 4 today. Hopefully, I will finish watching all of Inuyasha by the end of this month. Happy anime viewing.
Winter 2014 Season Wrap
I continued to watch a lot of simulcasts this Winter season. Most of the animes I followed in this season were second cours of series that began in Fall 2013. Interestingly, my top 2 animes for Winter 2014 actually debuted this year. I had a pretty good time watching Chuunibyou REN, Noragami, Kill la Kill, Nagi no Asukara and Strike the Blood, but the rest of my simulcasts often felt like a shore to follow each week. Here is my final ranking for the Winter 2014 anime season (with ANN ratings).
1. Chuunibyou Demo Koi ga Shitai! REN, episodes 7-12 (Good) - It rebounded nicely after a pretty uneventful first half. When this second season was announced I considered it unnecessary because the first season ended in a very high note and was very satisfactory. Thankfully, this second season was not a waste of time because it actually did some nice things. Chuunibyou REN is ultimately my favorite show from this season because of my love of the franchise, and the fact that Winter 2014 was not very strong.
2. Noragami, episodes 7-12 (Good) - This is the only series that premiered in Winter that I looked forward to a new episode each week. I like the premise because it is appealing with its aura of mystery and darkness. The characters were amusing but also had the potential of being more complex and deeper. I am content with what this season of Noragami offered, but I would like to see more anime of it in the near future.
3. Kill la Kill, episodes 19-24 (Very good) - The upward momentum continued, and Kill la Kill ended up being a very satisfying anime. I do not have much else to say other than that I had a blast watching this very entertaining work. Despite not being as strong in terms of story and characterization, I found myself feeling a lot of sympathy for the good guys and rooting for them.
4. Nagi no Asukara, episodes 20-26 (Very good) - The producers took a bit of a roundabout approach to conclude this anime, but I am pleased with how it turned out. This pretty-looking anime started in a very poignant fashion and maintained a very positive momentum all the way to the last third. I thought that Nagi no Asukara had the potential to be an excellent work, but I enjoyed most of it despite losing some momentum towards the end.
5. Strike the Blood, episodes 19-24 (So-so) - I continued to like my clear guilty pleasure of 2013; I dig the cliche set up and its cliche characters. Like I have said before, I never imagined how much I was going to like Strike the Blood. I am giving this series a low rating because it is unoriginal, misogynistic and silly, but it is very re-watchable. I hope it is licensed for a physical release in North America soon.
6. Wake Up, Girls!, episodes 7-12 (Decent) - My other surprise of the season continued to be a pleasant experience. I enjoyed a lot watching seven teen girls struggling to accomplish their dreams and becoming friends. I would not mind seeing another season of Wake Up, Girls!; hopefully the animation would be better. I know this anime is about singing idols, but I found plenty of honesty and freshness in it.
7. Magi, episodes 20-25 (Decent) - Once this series focused on a single arc for more than two episodes, and the action escalated, it improved a lot. Like the first season, Magi: The Kingdom of Magic is frustrating to watch. Frequent weak and uneven episodes continued to hurt what seems like an appealing anime franchise. Although, the last episodes of season two were very strong.
8. Silver Spoon, episodes 7-11 (Decent) - My disappointment of the season improved in the last episodes, but it rarely had the charm, story building and character development present in the first season.
Perhaps another season could fix the things that season two did wrong, but I doubt more Silver Spoon anime will be made.
9. Golden Time, episodes 19-24 (Decent) - This series finally ended, leaving me with the feeling that it could have been better. The premise of Golden Time was interesting from the beginning, but a third or so of series was plagued by unimaginative writing. It is definitely a nice drama and romantic comedy, but it did not leave a memorable impression. I will keep looking for a good romantic dramas/comedies in the world of anime.
10. Samurai Flamenco, episodes 18-22 (So-so) - The chaotic and nonsensical plot in this anime finally ended in this last quarter, and things returned to the relative normalcy of the first quarter of the series. The thing is that it was a little too late to make the inventive, initial premise appealing again. I will remember Samurai Flamenco as an anime series that had a chance to do something really cool, but the creators decided to go nuts and go in a very wrong direction.
11. Ace of Diamond, episodes 20-25 (So-so) - I continued to be dissatisfied with this series because the story and characterization have pretty much stopped developing. This should not be surprising because sports anime are monotonous by nature. I rather see Ace of Diamond end this season, but it is continuing into Spring. I suppose I will keep following this anime and hope that it can recapture some of the positive
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As electronic dance music continues to gain worldwide recognition, some of the key players responsible for the genre's growth are moving on. ID&T, the Dutch entertainment company responsible for Tomorrowland and Mysterland, has lost its founder. Duncan Stutterheim called it quits after 23 years in the business. His last event will be Sensation in Amsterdam later this year.
This resignation was foreshadowed by an interview Stutterheim conducted with Dutch publication Quote Net, in which he criticized the ballooning booking fees behind many of EDM's principal musicians. His resignation also comes after American EDM event conglomerate SFX acquired ID&T in 2013. Stutterheim also hinted at the reasons behind his resignation to Dutch paper Volkskrant:
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The next logical step to take after years of being in education is onto the career ladder, right? But what do you do if after years of schooling you're still not sure of what you want to do "when you grow up"?
It was my final year of university and that's exactly the position I found myself in. Naturally (after a freak-out) I booked an appointment with my university's careers consultant (I'd definitely recommend you find out who yours is and drop them a quick email). We ran through a lot of options but the most important piece of advice she gave me was to stock up on transferable skills.
"What's that?" I hear you ask, it's the phrase that will quickly become your new best friends as you try different job roles before settling on a specific career path.
So, what exactly are transferable skills?
Essentially they are skills you've acquired in one situation that you could apply to an entirely different context. For example, if you've worked as an awesome mentor to younger students and learnt about anticipating potential areas of concern, you can bring that skill into a number of different jobs where problem solving skills are crucial.
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Published: April 8, 2011
Urgent efforts to avert a government shutdown at midnight faltered yesterday over Republican initiatives to freeze climate rules, a challenge to the president's environmental priorities at the outset of his re-election bid.
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Controversial policy provisions meant to defund U.S. EPA's rulemaking for greenhouse gas emissions and abortion programs are the key obstacles to negotiating a government funding package through September, Senate Democrats and administration officials said yesterday.
"The numbers are basically there," Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) said of the $33 billion that Democrats are willing to cut over the next six months. "The only thing holding up an agreement is ideology."
Federal agencies are running on funding fumes, and the White House issued a stark warning to public employees that using BlackBerrys is forbidden during a shutdown. EPA officials, meanwhile, carved out a four-hour window for workers to rescue plants and other personal belongings from shuttered public buildings.
"It is illegal to volunteer," Jeffrey Zients of the White House Office of Management and Budget, who's overseeing shutdown plans, said of an estimated 800,000 public employees. "If there is a shutdown, it would have very real effects on the services the American people rely on, as well as on the economy as a whole."
Both political parties blamed the other for pushing agencies to the brink of closing. House Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) denied that the impasse is caused by the policy provisions on the environment and abortion. More cuts -- "real spending cuts," he said -- are needed before Republicans can agree to a budget for the remaining fiscal year.
But he made it clear that policy riders are also a key component to winning Republican consent.
"There is no agreement on a number," Boehner said yesterday at midday. "There are a number of issues that are on the table. Any attempt to try to narrow this down to one or two just would not be accurate."
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Soup in Colombia continues to register positive growth as increasing numbers of consumers are looking for convenient and fast packaged food options as their lifestyles become more hectic. One the other hand, however, the gastronomy boom and the trend for natural food is nurturing another dimension to the category, that of consumers preparing their own soups from scratch using fresh ingredients. This group of consumers notably includes increasingly affluent younger consumers, many of whom regard packaged soup with a certain disdain. In order to cope with this and ensure that growth rates in the category remain positive, the leading manufacturers of soup are working on two fronts. First, they are reformulating their soups to increase the proportion of natural ingredients, a step which is being taken in parallel with the reduction in the use of artificial flavours and preservatives. Regular packaged soup flavours such as chicken, tomato, chicken and mushroom and pasta are now been complemented with traditional Colombian soups such as sancocho, ajiaco and cuchuco. Those traditional soups are not always easy to prepare from scratch and packaged alternatives in categories such as dehydrated soup represent a good alternative as a base for preparing these dishes.
Nestlé de Colombia led soup in 2016 with a value share of 38%. The company's position is supported by the strong reputation of its brand Maggi. Maggi offers an extensive portfolio of soups focused on cream soups, traditional soups and newer options such as beef rib and noodles. In order to compete with cheaper options, Nestlé has not increased its unit prices in order to ensure that its products remain affordable and are able to compete with economy brands such as La Sopera from Quala and its key competitor Knorr from Unilever. Many Maggi soups contain natural ingredients and the brand has taken steps to reduce the amount of artificial flavours and preservatives that its soups contain.
Soups is set to see moderate growth over the forecast period as the companies present in the category are working to offer products with more natural ingredients, including the key ingredient of fortified flour, in order to make their products more attractive to consumers. Nevertheless, instant noodle cups claiming to be a complete meal are proving attractive to younger consumers with busy lifestyles as they contain noodles and dehydrated vegetables and the competition that this presents to soup is set to put pressure on the category over the forecast period as soup is usually regarded as a side rather than a main dish. Nonetheless, it is expected that soup will be able to deal with this competition from instant noodle cups by focusing on the use of natural ingredients, fortified ingredients and the fact that packaged soup can be used as a base for inexperienced cooks attempting to prepare traditional Colombian soups.
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