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By: Erick Erickson (Diary) | January 13th, 2010 at 03:34 PM |
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I will tell you, to read of the young Stalin and his progression up thru the Central Committee during the late 20′s and early 30′s one must resist making the obvious parallels between these young idealists and our own left wing politicians. It is absolutely fascinating to watch these people.
The AP is reporting that John McCormack of The Weekly Standard fell on his own and the Coakley aid tried to help him up: http://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id=D9D71SGG0&show_article=1
"I'm Massachusette Martha Coakley and I approve this physical attack."
Although he had many faults, I don't think Ted Kennedy would have walked by a fallen reporter who was attempting to converse with him, even if he "tripped on his own" as the AP and Boston Globe are reporting. Classy lady….
I'm forgetting Chappaquidick.
To be seen as a baldfaced LIAR this close to the election.
I hope the Brown Campaign keeps the story alive, it speaks volumes to character.
Says otherwise.
Hard to get around that.
I bet the spin story drives the video count off the charts.
Too bad there's video showing Meehan manhandling McCormack:
Coakley is simply another puppet for the Dem leadership to boss around. The people of Massachusetts might as well elect a inaminate object for all it is worth.
This concerns the Mass senate race between Brown and Coakley. I'm SHOCKED he would lie like this. Shocked I tell you. :)
Today Barney Frank said that any rumor that democrats would try to delay certification of the election if Brown won was a "conspiracy theory". Oh and let me tell you he used dozens more adjectives to describe how ridiculous that theory could be.
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Of course they are going to try and delay certification. They even changed the rules to help themselves along and give themselves cover.
is powerful as well. I'll have to read the Stalin book next. We have to know the history so we don't repeat it. I think the biographies of ruthless dictators should be required reading for all college students as well as biographies of great men like John Adams and Churchill.
I could be wrong about that, but I did hear that she holds some position related to enforcing the law in her state. The Something-General, or a similar sounding title. And I've been told that assault is generally considered against the law, so…………….
Aw, never mind. I forgot that she's a Democrat, so the rules are all different.
she's the Attorney General of Massachusetts. Her job is to avoid prosecuting Democrats for anything.
I see nothing!!!!!
I'm unable to find it, but Wikipedia says there's a "duty to assist" law in Massachusetts whereby a citizen must report a crime or try to stop certain crimes.
"Massachusetts General Law Chapter 268, Section 40, does require that anyone who "knows that another person is a victim of aggravated rape, rape, murder, manslaughter or armed robbery and is at the scene of said crime shall, to the extent that said person can do so without danger or peril to himself or others, report said crime to an appropriate law enforcement official as soon as reasonably practicable."
I guess assault and battery is not included in the Massachusetts law…
They are indeed very similar. Sadly the vast majority of Americans have no clue about how the Soviet Union arose and what it did to the Russian people. How else could our nations current "leaders" have made it into the White House?
it didn't happen in MA
I was trying to be an intellectual. I hope these people rot.
Even a cursory glance at Hitler's rise to power is dripping with parallels to today's liberal thuggery, not to mention Mussolini's…
Ever notice how devoid of joy the Left is? Every ounce of fun and pleasure drained out of the faces that promise Utopia for us great unwashed.
Ms Coakley's on fire!
The fires of DOOM!
For those who remember…
Kennedy would have gone looking for a female reporter knock down and help up. Or help down and knock up. Whatever.
During Obama's joint session look-at-me speech, he stated:
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Lisa Hutchins
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Myungok Chang
View additional infoBcak on Market!!! This MUST SEE 12,097 Sq. Ft. 18 unit apartment complex on a 9,278 Sq. Ft. lot was built in 1963 and is situated in a highly desirable location in Korea Town, Los Angeles. Currently All Units are occupied with long term tenants. SELLER IS HIGHLY MOTIVATED. Subject property to be sold "AS IS" where it is. PLEASE CALL TO SCHEDULE A SHOWING. WON'T LAST LONG!Should be 10-31 Exchange! $2,425,000730 CRENSHAW LOS ANGELES, CA 90005
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Danny Bahng
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Connie Kim
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Welcome to condo #201, a wonderful three-bedroom, three bath truly oceanfront 'end' corner unit that has an 180 degree unobstructed view of the ocean, whitewater, and the neighboring islands of Molokai and Lanai. Located on the second floor, the three-bedroom, three-bath condo can sleep eight guests. The bedrooms all have queen-sized beds, while the loft bedroom has two queen beds. Tropically furnished and appointed, this condo has recently been remodeled and redecorated to make your stay even more enjoyable. For indoor entertainment, two cable TV's and a DVR and CD player are provided. The fully equipped kitchen adds to your cooking and dining pleasure. The large wrap around lanai not only is a great spot for total relaxation with its panoramic view, but also provides guests with a wonderful dining location. The flaming sunsets are always spectacular and each is unique in its panorama of exploding color.
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Bedrooms: 3 Bedrooms, Sleeps 8, Beds for 6-8
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Rodney, Brandon and Johnny Steven have been spending a lot of time at Intrust Bank Arena.
During a Wichita Thunder game in late December, Rodney said the brothers haven't missed a home game since they bought the hockey team in August.
The fact that they're there is significant, because they made the purchase — price undisclosed — from Chicago-based Horn Chen. Coaches said when the deal was announced that they were excited to have a local owner more readily available.
"We will support the team by being here," Rodney Steven said during a news conference announcing the purchase.
Stevens' involvement hadn't been in the works for very long. They are part of a large entrepreneurial family that founded the Spangles restaurant chain and Genesis Health Clubs, among other businesses. Rodney is the Genesis owner and president. Johnny is a general manager there. Brandon owns Brandon Steven Motors and Eddy's Toyota.
It was because of Genesis that the family got to know the Thunder, Rodney Steven said. The Wichita City Council selected the local health club chain in 2011 to manage the Wichita Ice Center.
Rodney said that through that experience, the Stevens got to know Thunder head coach Kevin McClelland. They also hired former Thunder player and coach Bryan Wells to manage the ice center.
But it wasn't just exposure to the Thunder that prompted the sale. Rodney Steven said he wants the Thunder to be a strong team that plays a big role in the community for a couple reasons. One is because of the ice center's involvement in youth sports.
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French filmmaker, writer and actor Cyril Collard is best known for his semi-autobiographical directing debut Les Nuits Fauves/ Savage Nights (1992) the story of an AIDS-afflicted filmmaker. At the beginning of his career, Collard assisted director Maurice Pialat and directed six music videos and a few French television programs. He has also acted in films. In 1989, Collard penned the novel that later became his most famous film. He was the first person to ever be nominated for the three highest categories of the French Cesar Awards (their version of the American Oscars): "Best Director, Best Film, and Best Debut Director" in one year. Unfortunately, Collard died of AIDS a few days before he was to accept his award for "Best Debut Director."
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"Keep moving forward" is one of the major tag-lines in the Disney movie Meet the Robinson's. For any of you who haven't seen the movie (you need to go watch it this instant!) a boy named Lewis travels forward into the future of his own life – although he is unaware that it is his own life – and has to fix his time machine. When he claims he doesn't even know what he's…
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I really enjoy listening to people and helping them with whatever little life questions they may have. I'm most certainly not a professional when it comes to therapy stuff. I feel as though I see things/situations differently than the "common other" person. From my personal experience, It's very hard to find unique advise.
I'm going to set up a little booth this weekend, Fri-Sun, and see who stops by.
Besides giving out advise, I'll walk around town and drop 75% of whatever…
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Hello, I am a male, strait, 15 year old, British Nerdfighter, to be honest probably one of the few, and I have decided to write out an extract from my diary from 6th Aug 2013. It is about fear.
'I have noticed that when I let myself go deep into my actual personality, I am very scared. For a while now I have been blocking that up and been a very different me. I have become an onlooker of myself (which is part of a conversation I had with my Mum on the car journey here). I…
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Dear Reader(s),
Leaving Carpinteria meant leaving a big part of me behind. Even at 6 years old I understood that. It meant leaving behind the Starbucks workers that knew mine and my Dad's order by heart, it meant leaving behind every family member I had ever met outside of my direct family. That was the hardest part.
Everyone see's Hawaii as paradise, unless they live there. The commercials advertising Hawaii display resort beaches, resort restaurants, and, well,…
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Dear Reader(s),
I'm not exactly sure how to start this detailed telling of my life-so-far, so I'll describe the place I was born.
Carpinteria, California. Some may know of it, most may not. Carp is a small town about 15 minutes towards the coast from Santa Barbra. It's a small town, but bigger than the place I live now. This little hippie town is right on the beach. I remember growing up, seeing sand on all the main roads during March and April when it would get windy.
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On March 14th of this year, my ex and I ended our four year relationship. Originally, it was mutual and we would remain friends. However, after some drama that I'll spare the details of, it turned vicious and nasty.
To be honest... I am so much happier now. That relationship was truly awful and SO emotionally damaging. I am much better off without his constant negativity and hate.
I'm taking the next year or so to focus on myself, my interests, and my life.
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I recently started as a park ranger at Carlsbad National Caverns National Park in New Mexico. When I say recently I have been in the green and grey for little over a month. The job requires are large amount of public interaction, interpretation of the resources, and ranger guided programs. I spend my 9 hr days roving from place to place in the cave and on the surface answering questions mostly about geology, directions, and sometimes about myself. Such as how does an ecologist with a…
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Basically February was one long cup of tea...
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I eat alone a lot here. I don't do it intentionally, and I don't think my roommates do, either; it just happens. I sometimes eat dinner alone, but I always eat lunch alone. I can't remember the last time I ate lunch with another person.
Anyway, I don't really mind eating alone, I've done it enough times that I'm used to it. It goes a lot more quickly when I'm by myself. I wouldn't care at all, except, well there is this one thing.
The reason I eat a lone every day is…
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I was taken out of my class today to be an extra in a student film. They told me to have a seat at a random computer and make it look like I am working on an important project. Well as it turns out, I am very bad at improv so I hoped on Nerdfighters and just started this blog to make it look like I am doing something important.
I really hope none of the production team is on this site, reading this...I mean they want a "typical class room" shot, if anything, pretending type…
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I love to look for dramatic irony, here is a nice one we all will probably endure.
To live is to enjoy life.
Enjoying life often requires money.
Work for money for most of your life.
Live the last few years enjoying chronic pain and increased prices.
Die leaving the rest of your money to your decedents.
Your younger decedents enjoy life on your money.
Lesson? None really, just make the most of it.
Recently I felt very unlucky. A couple of years ago I made an awful mistake of choosing the wrong classes for me because I thought I wanted to be a Doctor, and not the cool kind. I chose Physics, which I hated so much I stopped learning it this year, and Science technology class which I took for Biomedicne..Don't even ask how I hate every second of working on the project. But I wouldn't suffer as much if I didn't understand what I want to do with my life.
I want to be an…
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This is my first entry, and I have no idea really what I'm going to make this yet. As for now, partially because I'm bored but mostly because I'm still slightly mad about it, I'm just going to vent.
Today, we had another Signet class. For those of you who don't know or have Signet, at this point it's basically like debate club. That said, I am completely fine with other people having a different opinion so long as it's not a stupid one. What defines a stupid opinion (in…
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I really don't know what to say at this point in my life; I am at college but am forced to leave my mom in pursuit of my future. This would not be a problem if she didn't have a late stage of uterine cancer that has now possibly spread to her thyroid and gallbladder.
She needs surgery to remove both and possible radiation (she had a full hysterectomy as well as removing a 20 pound tumor from her uterus and a portion of her diaphragm. She is up to her eyes in bills, my grandma kicked…
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it seems interesting how as we go through life things become less and less wondrous as we get used to our routines we stop noticing amazing things for instance the amazing things about the places we live in today for instance i had not been to seaport and besides the fact that i vomited there due to lack of food and possibly slight dehydration i found it amazing being there again i usually don't go because i figure "oh I've been there before" or "im to busy" or the obvious "im to lazy" but…
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This girl I like. She's pretty awesome. She's an Anglophile, Whovian, and Potterhead. She reads comic books, listens to awesome music, and she's very attractive. The best part is that she's a nerdfighter. She's virtually perfect. The thing is...I think she's hung up on some other guy.
I'm not gonna sit here and complain how nice guys finish last or whatever because that's bullshit. The "nice" guys who finish last are the one's who objectify and just wanna bang the "hot" girls;…
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When sick you dream of getting better.
Dream of a different life.
You think that things will never change and the emptiness you feel will never be filled.
You're young, you can't speak out, you can't tell a soul how you feel, what you think.
Now a days everyone has a disease, a illness of some form, so if you speak up
you want attention, if your sick you better have cancer, because your only mental if you attempt to kill. I would never attempt to kill, but I've been…
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It's funny how reflections work...You can look at a window and see the street below or you can look and see yourself...The real you. In all honesty I think windows show who we really are, Mirrors show us, but not to the core...Windows show us in a transparent way, showing that in all we are not whole.
No matter who you are, you are not completely whole...there are scratches and aches inside you that…
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Editor's note: Over the next few weeks, in observance of the sesquicentennial of the Civil War, The Joplin Globe will publish a series of stories written by area historians setting the stage for observance of the massacre of black troops that occurred at Rader's farm and the burning of Sherwood in May 1863.
During America's Civil War, political sentiment was divided in the slaveholding border state of Missouri. The question of which side would control the state hung in the balance from the outset of the conflict.
Confederate-allied forces won important battles at Carthage in July 1861 and at Wilson's Creek a month later, securing the Southwest portion of the state for the South, while Northern forces held the rest of the state.
After Confederate forces were driven out of Missouri in early 1862 and defeated at the Battle of Pea Ridge in Northwest Arkansas, the Union took control of the entire state. But Southern irregulars remained in Missouri to carry on fierce guerrilla warfare.
With more than its share of Southern sympathizers, Jasper County was a hotbed of guerrilla activity, partly because of its proximity to the devoutly Union state of Kansas. The county also was home to guerrilla chief Thomas R. Livingston, who commanded Southern partisans throughout Southwest Missouri.
A prominent miner and merchant at French Point (near present-day Oronogo) before the war, Livingston was loosely affiliated with the regular Confederate Army, but he operated independently most of the time.
Partisan activity peaked in Jasper County in the spring of 1863, and events unfolded that would not only shape the direction of the war in Southwest Missouri but also stir debate throughout the country.
It culminated with Livingston's massacre of black troops at Rader's farm northwest of present-day Joplin on May 18, 1863, and the burning of the village of Sherwood in retaliation the following day by Union troops from Baxter Springs, Kan.
Larry Wood is a Joplin-based historian and author who has written extensively about the Civil War in Southwest Missouri.
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Suspect denies any attempt to rob bank
A suspect in a bank robbery attempt in Miami that led to a fatal crash claimed in federal court this week that he was merely inquiring about opening an account at the bank and left when a teller used a racial slur.
Kansas attorney general mulls seeking death penalty for four killings
No decision has been made on whether to seek the death penalty for a 22-year-old man charged with capital murder in the deaths of a woman and her three children, an assistant attorney general said Wednesday after a court hearing.
Webb City school district breaks ground today
Webb City Board of Education, Chamber of Commerce members and city officials will gather at 1:30 p.m. today at Webb City Middle School for a ceremonial groundbreaking for a safe room at the school.
Neosho City Council prepares for future auction; trucks, welder, generators may be on block
There's a city auction in Neosho's future, but no date has been set.
Local runners question decision to end marathon
Runners and others involved with the Mother Road Marathon don't want the event to end despite Monday's decision by the Joplin City Council. A council majority, citing costs of the event and declining participation, voted to discontinue funding for the marathon crossing three states on Route 66.
Senate passes tax incentives for Boeing
Missouri's enticement package for a new Boeing assembly plant cleared its most daunting obstacle Wednesday as state senators passed a plan that could offer up to $1.7 billion of incentives over two decades.
St. Mary's church, school awarded $300,000 grant from Community Foundation
St. Mary's Catholic Church and its elementary school have received another substantial boost in their efforts to rebuild after the May 2011 tornado: a $300,000 grant from the Community Foundation of Southwest Missouri.
Working web site won't help 'Obamacare,' senator says
A working web site will not spell the end for problems with the federal Affordable Health Care Act, U.S. Sen. Roy Blunt told a Joplin crowd on Wednesday.
Joplin panel backing three city charter changes
Out of the nine proposed changes submitted for its study, members of Joplin's Charter Review Commission have endorsed three. The panel will advance proposals that City Council members' pay be increased, that years of residency be decreased as a qualification to run for the council, and that a requirement that the public works director be a professional engineer be removed.
Small MSSU group envisions profile of next president
Strong listening and communication skills and the desire to better Missouri Southern State University are among the qualities that stakeholders want to see in the next university president, they said Tuesday in a lightly attended open meeting.
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At the end of World War II, nearly half of the world's total productive capacity resided in the United States. That's not the case today. The process industries are global in both scope and scale.
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Last year 246 oil spills were reported in the UK, with the total amount of oil released in these spills reaching 86 tons.
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Summer Camp Spotter: The procrastinator's edition.
(If you missed the Lollipopolis Summer Camp Spotter series, you can catch up here, here, here, and here.) Maybe you had every intention of signing your tyke up for camp, but <BLINK!> It's already almost-July. Good news! You can still … Continue reading
Parent/Tot Time at SLP Aquatic Park: Just for the minniest mermaids (and mermen).
My friend Ellen used to talk about this great pool where she'd take her daughter during a special tots-only swim time. Said pool was the St. Louis Park Aquatic Park and here's what she had to say about it (after … Continue reading
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Average Joe's Archery for Above Average Fun.
After seeing my pal Clara's photos from Average Joe's Archery, I just had to find out more. (I'm nosey that way.) Bows and arrows. Turns out they're not just for shooting apples off heads. Don't be put off by all the cute … Continue reading
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Jim Lupient Water Park Preview Weekend: Get your season pass with perks.
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The Works: Making science fun (and not just in that blow-stuff-up kinda way).
I'll admit it. I had never heard of The Works before getting a Living Social Deal for half off admission for four. It sounds right up my little marble-run-loving boy's alley. And if it weren't for the fact that we just … Continue reading
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U of M Raptor Center (and Spring Release): Where birds of a feather heal together.
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The Little Gym in Burnsville: Where laughter and self-confidence muscles get a workout.
You've got your health club. They've got their Little Gym. No you won't see tiny treadmills or tricycle spin classes. Just a sweet little place where active kids have fun and build confidence. And let me tell you, his gym … Continue reading
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Familia Headquarters: Just one more thing for you to worry about.
Today Razor Scooter. Tomorrow skateboard. Ready or not, one day your little extreme-lover's gonna wanna try some kick-bum board moves. And when he does, you're going to want him off the streets— say, at Familia Headquarters. Familia Headquarters is a … Continue reading
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Preschool Playdates at the Science Museum: Keep their hands busy and minds buzzing.
I never took my boy to the science museum when he was little. I just couldn't justify the admission price, figuring most of the scientific concepts would be over his curly little head. Little did I know about the museum's … Continue reading
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I Heart Kids' Art Open House: Presidents Day is about to get a little messy.
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Feds to allow use of Medicare data to rate doctors
Picking a specialist for a delicate medical procedure like a heart bypass could get a lot easier in the not-too-distant future. The government announced Monday that Medicare will finally allow its extensive claims database to be used by employers, insurance companies and consumer groups to produce report cards on local doctors and improve current ratings of hospitals. By analyzing masses of billing records, experts can glean such critical information as how often a doctor has performed a particular procedure and get a general sense of problems such as preventable complications. Doctors will be individually identifiable through the Medicare files, but personal data on their patients will remain confidential.
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Cinco Estrellas is a Honduran restaurant on Milpas Street that is not easy to spot. In fact, it's not visible from the street at all. Look for the laundromat and walk around to the back of the building. I was there for a weeknight dinner and there was 3-4 other tables in the small space [...] March 7th, 2013 | Tags: enchiladas, honduran, Milpas, plantains | Category: Eating Out, Mexican food, Santa Barbara | Leave a comment
This time of year, the unofficial springtime of Santa Barbara (which is really winter), reminds me of my time in the Mediterranean, particularly southern Spain. It's the time of year when things are in furious bloom, it's sunny and warm, but not unbearably hot. When I'm out pulling weeds in the garden, I'm reminded of [...] March 6th, 2013 | Tags: espana, game food, lentil, lentils, mediterranean, rabbit, spain | Category: Eating In, Santa Barbara, Spanish food | 2 comments
I've had breakfast and lunch only – no dinner yet. If you are staying at the Indigo Hotel, aren't you the lucky one to have this food brought to you in bed. It would be such an incredible luxury. But I simply walked in the door, sat the bar on two occasions and a small [...] January 21st, 2013 | Tags: bacon, breakfast, charcuterie, cinnamon bun, cinnamon roll, dessert, housemade, jason tulley, local, local source, meatballs, organic, panna cotta, pasta, pizza | Category: American food, Bars, Eating Out, Santa Barbara | Leave a comment
The sensory experience has always been important to me. I used to create "moments" in my travel journals, putting a snapshot of that moment into words by describing what my five senses were taking in. It could have been a warm evening sitting on a porch in South Africa, or a foggy morning in Santa [...] October 1st, 2012 | Tags: art, CAF, contemporary arts forum, crave, hotel indigo, sensory, spare parts, supper club | Category: Bars, Eating Out, Santa Barbara | Leave a comment
There are several local coffee roasters in town. Handlebar is the most recent to join the scene and have become a top pick for locally roasted and lovingly prepared artisan coffee. You know, the new age of cafes with hyper-perfected beverages and latte art. The roaster and cafe also has a serious cycling vibe. With [...] September 23rd, 2012 | Tags: artisan, cafe, cappuccino, coffee, espresso, latte art | Category: Eating Out, Santa Barbara | Leave a comment
Summer's idyllic moments It's hard to believe that it is already August. The typical May Gray and June Gloom days didn't seem as prominent, and August has actually seen some scattered showers. Best of all, there have been no wildfires! Um, yet. Still, the days are long, the evening chorus has changed from frogs to [...] August 6th, 2012 | Tags: brunch, fettuccine, friends, mimosas, salmon | Category: Eating In, Eating Out, Italian food, Santa Barbara | Leave a comment
"Where the heart is willing, it will find a thousand ways. Where it is unwilling, it will find a thousand excuses." – Arlen Price It is with sadness that I say, very delayed, that The Pub has closed, and La Tour as well that was within it. Friends knew I was very attached to La [...] July 5th, 2012 | Tags: la tour, wine | Category: Eating Out, French food, Santa Barbara | Leave a comment
I love tacos. Their small size means low commitment to a big meal, and the opportunity for more variety. Every taqueria in town has its unique selling point. It could be that they are cheap and fast. It could be that the tortillas are homemade. Perhaps one place has an utterly delicious mole, and another [...] June 25th, 2012 | Tags: cheap eats, funkzone, mole, salsa, tacos, taqueria | Category: Eating Out, Mexican food, Santa Barbara | Leave a comment
This location has long been a prime spot for the assorted state street café loungers, I certainly was one of them back in my surly goth high school days which was a helluva long time ago. Regardless of the name of the café, or the management, there was always, *always*, an assortment of beatnik folks [...] June 24th, 2012 | Tags: cafe, coffeehouse, espresso, pastries, tea | Category: Eating Out, Santa Barbara | Leave a comment
On 1 July, California will effectively be banning the sale of foie gras. In the weeks leading up to this change, a number of restaurants have been serving up their last remains of the liver, and I've done my best to assist them. The meal I most looked forward to was at Julienne, a special [...] June 22nd, 2012 | Tags: foie gras | Category: American food, Eating Out, Santa Barbara | Leave a comment
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Gold recovered from a three-year trough on Friday as lower prices attracted Chinese buyers and as Asian stocks fell, but the metal was still headed for its worst week in nearly two years after the Federal Reserve said it would curb stimulus.
Gold for immediate delivery fell over 5% on Thursday, along with other commodities and global stock markets, a day after Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke said the US economy was strong enough for the bank to wind down its bond-buying programme.
While stock markets extended losses on Friday to new nine-month lows, gold edged higher as China, the No 2 gold consumer after India, snapped up bullion at lower prices, traders said.
But sentiment remains weak, with analysts expecting a correction in the wake of slowing US stimulus, which has supported gold prices since 2008.
"What the market is undergoing now is a state of normalization, going back to pre-stimulus times," said Joyce Liu, investment analyst at Phillip Futures in Singapore.


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A wartime regiment deals with an epidemic turning fellow soldiers into bread people.
4.51 / 5.00 16,063 ViewsMinecraft: TNA Part 19
Upon examining their loot, our heroes find more than they expected...
4.43 / 5.00 11,338 ViewsHello all. Here it is... Episode #7, but I must say that it is not the greatest thing ever. Okay long story short: I've been working on it for 2 years... I'm sick to death of the stupid ass story I came up with for it, and I decided to just finish the F-ing thing (abruptly mind you) and submit it and move on... hopefully now I can work on 8 with a clean slate. Don't hate me because it's short... I needed closure.
dude...its actually a new episode
i thought this series would just, never update, like that squid chef guy.good to see it again.
Kinda funny, but bland, yet funny. Besides, Nelly furtado does suck.


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