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Real Italian food. I had veal and I know that is a no no to some people but it was delicious with shrimp and crab. We had a bottle of Chianti the waiter recommended after we asked for a recommendation. It was delicious. A little bit more in price than we usually have, but it made the evening so special. Considering the high standards of the food, we did not wait forever for the food to be delivered. The waiter was excellent and I have no idea how he could have remembered all the specials explaining in details. I will go to La Scala and dream that I am there many times I'm sure. It is one of the best meals I have ever had.
My expecations were high, especially after reading other reviews. Fortunately, La Scala did not disappoint. Both the food and the service were excellent! I would definitely return and recommend it without hesitation.
Risotto was a little bland and service was slow....otherwise the rest of my party enjoyed the food.
Went to celebrate mother's birthday. Had a great meal and everything including service was great. Highly recommend for anyone to try.
Always my favorite . Love going with good friends because everyone enjoys it so much. Nino is the best!
This was our first visit to La Scala. What a great find for us. Food was excellent. The menu had our kind of Italian food. We will be back.
La Scala is the place to go if you want great food and to soak up the local Italian flair.
LaScala provided the low-key, local Italian atmosphere we wanted. Willy, voted best waiter in Baltimore, provided a soft-spoken yet knowledgeable overview of our wine, cocktail and menu options. Several owners from other Baltimore restaurants were also dining there (a good sign that we picked the right place). We opted for the bacon-wrapped figs with gorgonzola (yum) as a starter and 2 pasta dishes and a veal for our entrees. We practically licked our plates clean. Dessert included a 1/2 and 1/2 hazelnut and pistachio cannolli (made by the owner's mother). If I thought they would travel well, I would have ordered a box of them for the road.
Sea bass was very fresh. Homemade fettuccine was very good. Very good service.
We enjoyed LaScala very much. The wait staff was very pleasant and Carlos explained the specials for the evening explicitly. My husband really enjoyed the Old Fashioned drinks that he had, as many places have never heard of an Old Fashioned drink which is made with Canadian Club, bitters and sucharyl. We both had Caesar salads, I had the tenderloin steak and my husband had the tenderloin steak with shrimps added, all of which were delicious. We had to forego desserts, although the sound of the word "tiramissu" was enticing. Picking us up at our hotel and returning us to same was an added treat. We'll be back to LaScala the next time we go to Baltimore.
We were a party of 7. We were able to sit at a round table which was appreciated for group discussion. The staff are personable and efficient and attentive. The grilled Caesar salad and all entrees including those on the special list were delicious !
Server was great and easy to joke with. Laid back pace. Great place to take a date. Food was delicious.
La Scala is both lively and charming, often depending on where you sit (and who sits near you). WE didn't have time to play on the indoor boccie court but there were people enjoying a game. Dress ran the gamut - from shorts and flip -flops to cocktail dresses. Italian food with tasty flare - though nothing new or trendy. A complete wine list with few bargains but plenty of good options. It's very popular and got noisier and noisier as the meal progresses and more people came into the place. We were upstairs where it is carpeted and spaces are broken into rooms - but the noise still can be an issue. But that may be also due to the variety of people - families, couples, friends, parties, and a few celebrations
fabulous food, always fresh. the homemade cannolis are to die for.
We really enjoyed dining at Lascala. We were greeted upon arrival and seated with 5 minutes of our reservation time. The waiter was very cordial and told us of the specials. There was a very nice birthday card at our table as we were celebrating our son's 22nd birthday. The appetizers were delicious. Excellent wine selection. The four of us all enjoyed our entrees. Food was delicious. There was no rushing us for our table. Our water was refilled without asking. We cannot wait to return for another amazing meal. Excellent Little Italy restaurant. We would highly recommend this one!
You will want a reservation - it gets busy quickly. Gnocci with Alfredo was sinful, veal special was awesome. Great atmosphere & service- my only upgrade would be put the specials in writing - there were a lot & the server was knowledgeable but hard to remember when you are drinking wine & there's lots of talking around you.
One of the best Ialian dinners since Rome. Must go to when in Baltimore
The food, ambiance, and service were outstanding. In addition, we had the opportunity to play bocce ball with another couple on the well kept, clean, and tidy indoor bocce ball court. Who could ask for anything more?
The menu has so many delicious selections that it makes it difficult to pick just one. I have been there to celebrate special occasions and it meets all expectations. Great food, good service and upscale at reasonable prices. The Bruschetta is my favorite starter.
What a great dining experience!!!!!the food was superb,the service was excellent,very attentitive to our every need. If we ever return to Baltimore we Will return to LaScala!!!
Very attentive staff. The food was excellent. Great atmosphere.
We had a great meal, nice wine, and enjoyed meeting the owner/chef who is very friendly and welcoming.
I am not from Maryland and had originally went to La Scala on a girls weekend in July. We went to La Scala on a recommendation from a local in Little Italy. We were not disappointed! The food was amazing, the service was top notch, and the restaurant was very charming. My husband and I had a chance to go back to Baltimore and I made a reservation right away! I could not wait to bring him here. The food once again was amazing and so was the service. My husband LOVED it and even said "how are we ever going to eat at another Italian restaurant again?". It is worth going to and I wish we lived closer.
My husband and I had a great dinner date experience at La Scala and will be going back!
Three of us enjoyed one of the most outstanding meals I've had in a long time. While La Scala is not right in the prime area of Little Italy, it should not be missed. Dinner specials were intriguing, offering a large selection. The cannoli and profiteroles are incredible. Start with a 1/2 plate of antipasti. It was plenty for three of us and left us hungry for what was yet to come! Lovely afternoon. BTW, the wine was fantastic and well priced also. Wait staff is knowledgeable and professional. They didn't intrude, but kept us well served. Shelby on the reception was delightfully charming.
Excellent Service, Great Menu & Wine Selection, food was very good, great ambiance ,we will be going back
Our food was very good. Our table was somewhat ignored by our server/waiter, however. The man who refills the water was on top of things, but not our main server.
Held a birthday dinner party for nine and we were set up in a side room so it seemed we had the place to ourselves. Service was attentive and timing was right on between courses. Ordered off the standard menu. Food was very good and the specials were of note, and also well presented. One surprise was the bruschetta appetizer since half the bread was served with cheese, which was unexpected. Other than that we enjoyed our meal and will return.
We went to LaScala to celebrate my husbands 50th birthday with friends. We played bocce ball before dinner and had a great time. On to dinner... The waiter was great, attentive and on his game. We had appetizers, salads, dinner, dessert and coffee. The food was awesome as usual. We love this restaurant and always look forward to dinner there. Kinda why my husband wanted to celebrate there. Always great service, always great food.
Great meal, not rushed by the servers, and was a great way to celebrate a special occasion.
Better than ever....tried a new appetizer (grilled calamari) - was TERRIFIC! Had a great time, wonderful food. You need to go SOON! Such a dining pleasure...
My dad and I regularly go to the theater and on this night we saw Jersey Boys. Before the show we went to La Scala where the food was amazing. I've been to many of the restaurants in Little Italy and this one is now on my list of favorites.
I returned to La Scala since my last visit was excellent. Once again, the food was excellent: well-prepared, presented and tasty. We were cramped for time this evening and our waiter was very efficient and respectful of our limits. We were even offered a gratis limoncello! Nice touch! Wine list is eminently affordable and well-rounded. Valet parking a great bargain.
Everyone in our party of 4 enjoyed the food! Excellent service and moderate prices. Will definitely go back.
First time diners (not easy to please diners). Everything we tried from Appetizer to desert was delicious. Of added note, their Marinara Sauce was outstanding.
Went for our three year anniversary had the Gorgonzola, cabanera, pasta w meat sauce, hazelnut cannoli, big wine list we couldn't have picked a better spot to celebrate a wonderful occasion
Took my girlfriend here for our two-year anniversary and it was out of this world. The ambiance was fantastic, the staff was very helpful and professional, and the food was the best Italian food I have ever had. My girlfriend is Italian and she was blown away as well! If you are in Baltimore, you have to spend an evening at this amazing Italian restaurant.
After seeing the Jersey Boys at the Hippodrome theater, we walked to La Scala Restaurant where I had made reservations based on seeing the reviews online. We were greeted by a welcoming host and was seated right away. I liked the ambiance of the restaurant and the waiter was superb. The appetizer and dinner was delicious. Everything was lovely. I would definitely go there again and will recommend this restaurant to my friends and family.
Dine here probably once every 2 months and it is consistently exceeding our expectations. The food is incredible, by far the best and freshest Italian in the city. We love the bruschetta appetizer as well as the ever changing meat and cheese selections. Large wine list. I usually judge an Italian place by their bolognese and theirs is incredible. Homemade gnocchi's melt in your mouth. Great for special occasions as well-had our rehearsal dinner in private room. Bar has great happy hour food specials.
We were greeted warmly from the moment we entered. Starting at the bar, the bartender mixed up tasty cocktails and helped us pick delicious appetizers from the happy hour menu (and this was on a Sunday evening). We then were seated at a table for dinner and each one of us had a scrumptious meal, and we sampled each other's dish. The grilled octopus was the best all of us had tasted EVER. The evening was one that we will never forget and we hope that the lemon chicken with lemon mashed potatoes will be on the menu when we return!
Great neighborhood outside and family atmosphere inside. La Scala has a nice selection of Italian wines to accompany the Harbor influenced Italian menu. La Scala is a must for visitors who want to experience the real Baltimore Inner Harbor and Little Italy. Stay for indoor Bocce while finishing the wine.
My boyfriend and I just celebrated our two year anniversary at La Scala and it was great! The food was delicious and we really enjoyed playing bocce ball while we waited to be seated.
La Scala was amazing, after we checked in for our reservation we had a seat at the bar. We then remembered a friend recommended Carlos and the Host staff went out of their way to ensure we could have him. His recommendations were outstanding, his menu knowledge was incredible and we will definitely return to see our new friend Carlos and the La Scala team!
Having recently attended a convention in Baltimore, I was surprised to find that the area around the convention center included no decent restaurants at all. A search yielded La Scala as a promising option that is a bit of a walk from the convention center, but also a cheap cab ride (or use La Scala's free shuttle!). Food was overall very good to excellent. The veal marsala was drowned in a nondescript sauce, but the gnocchi and a shrimp pasta dish were both excellent. Outstanding wine list. Great tiramisu. The restaurant is large enough to accommodate large groups on short notice.
. . . and very attentive service. We were a small group, and the staff went out of their way to make us happy, but we did get the feeling they were hoping we wouldn't stay too much longer at a certain point. Food was really interesting Italian food, and the wine list enormous. The place includes an indoor bocce court -- go figure. Everything we expected, but maybe a little too attentive at a certain point.
We went here last Saturday to celebrate my mom's retirement dinner (young children included) and could not have asked for better service, better food or a better atmosphere. My children enjoyed playing Bocce Ball on their indoor court. Valet parking was a plus, and the neighborhood was great. Kudos to La Scala! We will definitely be back soon!
Although I do not remember his name, my server was absolutely on point!! He and the staff made my night one for the books!
fantastic food, service, ambiance. wonderful dining experience.
Awesome authentic Italian cuisine. My wife and I were blown awy. Thanks for everything!
Every detail is taken care of: great food, great service, great ambiance and a personal touch. The perfect place for any intimate special occasion.


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I signed up for the Death Ride. Oh dear, what was I thinking? Now my partner and I are talking about doing a century every month to help prepare. Thanks to Andy C, one of my member riding buddies, for that idea. Whereas Andy C just went out and rode 100 miles at least once a month in 2008, my partner wants to ride a supported century once a month. Thus I am hoping for some help from all of you out there to determine this lovely century schedule. I've found the following:
Cinderella Classic on April 4th
ACTC's Tierra Bella on April 18th
FFBC's Primavera Century on April 19th
Wine Country Century on May 2nd
Tour de Cure in Napa on May 3rd or Grizzly Peak Century on May 3
Western Wheeler's Sequoia Century on June 7th
Tour de Cure in Palo Alto on June 14th (but we'll be out of town)
Deathride on July 11
Marin Century on August 1st
What else is out there? Have you done any of these rides? Would you recommend anything in particular?
You should totally sign up
You should totally sign up for a Solvang Double: http://www.planetultra.com/solvang/
I am doing it and I would sure enjoy the company.
My friend also recommended the following ones:
Tour d'Organics on Aug. 16th
Grizzly Peak century on May 3rd
Finally, VeloGirls have a really nice list of all the rides:
Looking forward to seeing you on the bike.
Hey, you should sign up for
Hey, you should sign up for the Tour of the Unknown Coast , May 9, 2009, billed as "California's Toughest Century." Food is not great, but the scenery is fantastic, if you can breathe enough to keep oxygen in your visual cortex.
Hey Corrine! We've got a
Hey Corrine! We've got a pretty concise resource on our website:
Different Spokes has a list
Different Spokes has a list of centuries and organized rides also:
For some of the other months you did not have a century listed:
Feb-Tour de Palm Springs
March-Solvang Century & Half Century
Sept-Tour for Woodside
Oct-Konocti Challange or the Condor Classic
Nov-Solvangs Finest Century
For some alternatives on other months, consider:
May-Strawberry Fields Forever
June-Giro di Peninsula (not sure if this one will be put on this year, with the closing of the race track in San Mateo)
Aug-Tour of Napa Valley
Here's a post I recently made
Here's a post I recently made to the ACTC list:
I thought I'd post about some of the Centuries
I've particpated in. In roughly the order I enjoyed them, they are:
- Bike Against the Odds
A fund-raiser for breast cancer, this event apparently uses virtually
the same route as Grizzly Peak. Lavishly supported by Luna Chix and
followed by an equipment show at Lake Merritt, the BatO featured
lovely scenery, great support, and fun amenities. I loved it.
In August every year. Unlike the very annoying American Diabetes
Association, the Breast Cancer Fund is relatively restrained in their
communication. I believe that I have received exactly one
communication from them (a newsletter about the research they support)
since the event was over.
- Heartbreak Hundred
The scenery on the ride through the Tehachapis was spectacular, the
route was dead simple, and the support by Planet Ultra was excellent
as always. I loved the feeling of pacelining through remote, quiet
national forest roads. In May every year.
- Holstein Hundred
Although somewhat marred by winds, the HH featured lovely views of
Tomales Bay and the Pacific. HH was my first century event.
Starts and ends in Tomales. In August every year.
- Delta Century
An easy, flat century that rides along canals, across bridges, and has
lovely views of Shasta, the Sierra and Sutter Buttes. Delta
Century would make a great first long event. Starts and ends in
Lodi at a winery. In May every year.
- I Care Classic
Sponsored by the Lions, the ICC features baked goods at the rest stops
made by the Lions' wives. Yes, homemade brownies, cookies and
cakes! Unfortunately the route (Gilroy Hot Springs, reservoirs,
etc.) is not going to excite anyone in the Club. In May every year.
- Primavera
A century through Fremont, Pleasanton, Livermore and Sunol.
Fremont Freewheelers does a great job with these event, but since the
route is on familiar roads, the experience is not as exciting as
riding through unfamiliar places. In April every year.
- Tour de Cure
Actually something like 80 miles rather than 100, the TdC follows a
Kings-Pescadero-Tunitas route. Given the hoopla surrounding TdC, I
find the support to be just okay, with rest stops running out of drink
mixes, and the final party closing up much earlier than advertised two
years in a row. The sponsoring American Diabetes Association are
frequent, pushy communicators. So far they have not honored my
request to be taken off their mailing list.
- Santa Cruz Mountains Challenge
The Century was just plain too hard for me, and I couldn't finish it
(although Mark Pryor and Brian Birkeland did!). Also, I knocked
myself out on the time trial up Jamison Creek, only to be told that my
time had not been recorded. Perhaps I will ride the metric century
next year although I'm pretty grouchy about the time trial. In July
from Scotts Valley.
- Angeles Crest Century
Another Planet Ultra Century through the mountains in southern
California, this century climbs for 60 miles and then descends for 40.
This year there was steady light rain pretty much the whole time.
The route goes up to 7000' elevation, and I got so cold during the
long descent that I had to quit. The views from the Angeles Crest
are supposed to be spectacular, but due to the weather, I didn't see a
darn thing. The ride is held in October every year. I'll
probably give it a try again this fall.
- Cinderella
The start of the ride was downright dangerous, with mobs of
inexperienced riders weaving all over the road four- and five-abreast
and people bumping into me at traffic lights. The longer ride went
out to the Central Valley, where the wind was blowing a gale. Later
on, the route took us on a very busy street in San Ramon, with lots of
cars pulling in and out of strip malls, and then on a bike path, where
there was a tremendous traffic jam. Once was plenty for
So far I've signed up for Strawberry Fields and plan to sign up for Wine Country. Of your choices, I do not recommend the Cinderella or Tour de Cure, for reasons described above.


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Thu, Sep 27, 2012 | 19:29 BST
Metal Gear Solid: Ground Zeroes has base building, smartphone features
Metal Gear Solid: Ground Zeroes will include base building similar to Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker, as well as possible base management over smartphone, Hideo Kojima has revealed.
Wed, Aug 29, 2012 | 17:03 BST
Metal Gear's Raiden announced for PlayStation All-Stars: Battle Royale
Metal Gear's Raiden has been announced for PlayStation All-Stars: Battle Royale. Raiden will be a combo-heavy character with air-juggling abilities. He was revealed via Gamespot Asia. Watch him in action below. PlayStation All-Stars: Battle Royale releases November 20 in the US and on November 21 in Europe for PS3 and Vita. Thanks, Siliconera.
Mon, Oct 10, 2011 | 07:35 BST
Kojima will "still make" Metal Gear Solid games if fans still want it
You can take Kojima out of Metal Gear, but you can't take the Metal Gear out of him, it seems.
Fri, Feb 04, 2011 | 04:52 GMT
Undead Labs announces zombie-survival game for XBLA
Undead Labs has announced its to release a zombie-survival franchise for Xbox Live Arcade. Currently code-named Class3, it is to be published by Microsoft Game Studios, and feature local co-op.
Wed, Nov 03, 2010 | 18:22 GMT
Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood getting a dose of Raiden
How would you like some Metal Gear Solid in your Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood?
Sure, you would. Don't deny it.
Fri, Feb 05, 2010 | 22:55 GMT
Peace Walker still has a surprise in store, says Kojima Productions
Kojima Productions PR manager Jiro Oish has said that there is still surprise in store for those who play Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker.
Thu, Jan 21, 2010 | 20:33 GMT
Shots – MGS: Peace Walker characters and multiplayer
Konami has sent us over a bevy of Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker shots.
Check 'em out below the break.
Sat, Dec 05, 2009 | 21:45 GMT
Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker shots and artwork surface
Some new shots for Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker popped up on the net today.
There's some nice ones in there, as well as some artwork.
Joystiq has the lot. Go have a look.
Game's out on PSP in the US on May 25 and in the UK May 28.
Tue, Jun 16, 2009 | 18:01 BST
Kim talks third-party, MGS coming to Xbox 360
According to Microsoft VP Shane Kim, the company feels it has claimed a victory in the third-party sector with Metal Gear Solid Rising coming to Xbox 360.
Speaking with Gamasutra at E3, Kim talked about exclusivity and how it benefits consoles.
"I still think exclusive content is really important," he told the site. "First of all, in games, we've said for a long time that a key part of our strategy with Xbox 360 was a level third-party playing field. Now we've effectively done that with Metal Gear Solid coming to the Xbox 360.
"The economics are such that third parties also have to support multiple platforms, and you can't ignore Xbox 360. It's the second leading platform.
"But I also think we have to broaden our definition of exclusive content now. It has to include things like Xbox Live, because I do think Xbox Live is a real competitive differentiator for us.
"And now Project Natal is going to be an exclusive thing, too. And so, we feel good about how that's shaping up, but it's really not about relying on third parties, because I don't think that that is sustainable, as we've proven. And it's up to each of us to differentiate on our own."
More through the link.
Fri, May 22, 2009 | 02:31 BST
Kojima teaser site reveals another countdown
The Kojima teaser site finally switched around a bit, and after waiting around for the update, we were presented with yet another teaser.
The clock was reset, and now along with the flashing "S" or "5″ there are the new letters and numbers "E", "3″, and either a "q" or backwards "g", possibly a "9″ or something else entirely.
We have no idea at this point.
All we know is that it's a countdown to a countdown of sorts. Wait til E3 basically.
Go see for yourself.
Thanks for the company, Michael.
Thu, May 21, 2009 | 19:42 BST
Japanese 7-Eleven claims Kojima's teaser is a new Metal Gear
The teaser site over at Kojima Productions is scheduled to reveal what is in store for us later this evening, but that has not stopped a Japanese 7-Eleven e-Commerce database from claiming it's a Metal Gear game.
Its listing mentions upcoming issues of trade magazines offering coverage of the MGS games, specifically pointing out Famitsu PSP+PS3.
Other than implying that the game is Sony only, the listing also mentions that the magazines are slated to hit retail on May 30.
Over on the Kojima site, there's just over six hours left before another bit of tease is added, or we get a full reveal.
Maybe it will at least shed light on the "5″ that pops up with the lightening. Or it could be an "S".
We don't know, really. But it's killing us.
Thanks, IGN.
Sun, May 25, 2008 | 20:18 BST
Third part of Metal Gear Retrospective posted
Gametrailers has upped part three its rather excellent Metal Gear Retrospective.
You can see parts one and two here or just watch the third episode through the link.
We really don't mind.
By Mike Bowden
Wed, Mar 19, 2008 | 12:32 GMT
Metal Gear Solid: The Essential Collection ships in US
Konami US has confirmed the shipping of Metal Gear Solid: The Essential Collection in America. The PS2 pack features all the Metal Gear games so far, including MGS, MGS2 (director's cut) and MGS3 "in a commemorative package with artwork by renowned Metal Gear Solid artist Yoji Shinkawa".
No word on this coming to Europe, and it's looking distinctly unlikely in the near future if we're being realistic. Konami Europe's made no noise on it whatsoever up to now.
Press release after the link.
Thu, Feb 28, 2008 | 09:59 GMT
MGS will be PS2 port for Essential Collection
According to this, the original Metal Gear Solid in the upcoming MGS: Essential Collection for the US will be a full PlayStation 2 port on a DVD. The original PSone game was CD-based and needed a disc change half way through.
"Metal Gear Solid 1 will in fact be released on a Playstation 2 disc," said that report. "No disc swapping. No more gray memory card. Other than those two improvements the port should be entirely transparent to the player, retaining the PS1′s visuals and gameplay mechanics."
Which is awesome. The whole thing – all MGS games up to now – are included in the package for $30. What would be even more awesome is a European date announcement. Konami: don't be rubbish. Release the frigging thing over here. Don't make us cry.


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Wednesday, 16 July 2008
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Abuse and humiliation of orangutans stopped?
Good news. From March 29 2010 the use of orangutans in circus-like shows in Malaysia has been officially banned. Let us know at once if you see anyone breaking this law....this animal park was caught doing so by Nature Alert.
The government owned Melaka Zoo forces this orangutan to take part in degrading and inhumane shows. Note the lack of hair on this orangutan's arms and lower body.
Information is power, when put to good use.
If you find what you see here to be interesting, do you think some of your friends might also like to know more about orangutans?
Please could you invite as many people as you can to visit this blog and subscribe to the news posts? As you can see and read, orangutans need all the help they can get.
Many thanks.
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Nine years secured to a three metre chain. Imagine if you will.
"Mely" enjoying fruit supplied by COP and Nature Alert.
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Under lock and chain for at least nine years.
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Chained up day and night.
But confiscated and rescued by COP in January 2010.
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A helping hand
After maybe nine years of being confined to a wooden crate this orangutan is now on the way to a rescue centre and one day back to the forest.
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Nothing can prepare one for the sight of the systematic extermination of orangutans by the government of Indonesia.
Look at the photos and news articles on these pages in the context of a statement the President made to the media on 10th December 2007.
"In the last 35 years about 50,000 orangutans are estimated to have been lost as their habitats shrank. If this continues, this majestic creature will likely face extinction by 2050," President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono said at the launch of an orangutan conservation plan at the climate talks in Bali.
"The fate of the orangutan is a subject that goes to the heart of sustainable forests … To save the orangutan we have to save the forest."
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....who are busy granting licences to cut down the very forests the President says they should protect!
Another palm oil victim - one of tens of thousands - so far.
For a close up of this brutally treated orangutan, please see below.
Mother shot and eaten. Baby beaten and tied to a pole.
The plight of a baby orangutan rescued from a palm oil plantation workers in Borneo has exposed the high price these endangered primates are paying for the production of palm oil. The 2-3 year old female was found hogtied to a pole and had clearly been brutally beaten. Covered in cuts and bruises, she was also severely dehydrated and emaciated after being starved for days or even weeks.
Palm oil kills - no doubt about it.
Villagers protest against palm oil companies.
Tropical forest, home to orangutans etc.
Threatened by palm oil companies.
Saved by COP
Mother murdered by palm oil company
Tortured by palm oil company employees
Rescued and treated by COP, this orangutan has since been released back into a forest.
Palm oil plantation victim
Orphaned by a palm oil company with help from the government of Indonesia.
Indonesia's Alcatraz for orangutans
A living hell for this orangutan.
Guilty of being an orangutan
A prisoner held by the Indonesian government
Shame on the Ministry of Forestry
A life behind bars. Why?
Day after day, 24/7 ..........
A magnificent male orangutan facing life imprisonment behind bars.
Kept prisoner in filth and squalor
Things just go from bad to worse
Solitary confinement .
There can be no excuse for treating an orangutan like this.
Welcome to Indonesia
Where orangutans are incarcerated by the government.
No hope?
Has this orangutan lost the will to live?
Shame on Minister Kaban
Young orangutan in a 1.5 sq. metre cage 24 hours a day and tormented by zoo visitors.
What future do you think this orangutan has?
How much longer can the Indonesian government carry on abusing and killing orangutans?
Born in the wild.
Life behind bars - where the government of Indonesia prefers to see its orangutans.
Dying for help
With their mothers slaughtered these baby orangutans face a life of torment, torture and hunger, thanks to the government of Indonesia.
Torture chambers for orangutans at an Indonesian zoo
These orangutans have been kept like this for nine months. Until Nature Alert and COP protested the cages were left outside in all weathers.
Solitary confinement courtesy of Indonesian zoo
Caged like this 24/7 for nine months, with no end in sight.
When you think you are to busy to help, please could you reflect for a moment on .........
The following extract refers to environmental problems in general. I just hope you find it as thought provoking and relevant to orangutans as I have.
"This is such a shocking and unpalatable fact that most people deny it, or they just don't want to think about it. They believe as individuals, they can do little about it, so push it to the back of their minds. But I can't do that.
When something has to be done, we need to do it. It doesn't matter how big the challenge is or how hard the solution; if I know something is wrong, and I am in a position to help, I will do my best to make it right."
Duncan Bannatyne, successful British businessman.
Formerly home to orangutans and other wildlife.
Part of the price we all pay for palm oil.
Can you see the rainforest?
No? That's the way the palm oil companies like to see things.
Begging for food - not for fun.
Reduced to begging for food, this orangutan (one of two) is in a unofficial zoo in West Kalimantan. Their enclosure has nothing but bare earth, no protection from a blisteringly hot sun, a concrete tube to shelter/sleep in and no fresh water to drink.
Bored and hungry - for as long as this orangutans lives
Born to be free. Imprisioned for life.
The COP Rapid Response Team
Their arrival in a remote village often generates a lot of interest. Please see July 2008 Blog page for more details..
Saved by COP
Please see July 2008 Blog page for more details.
Mother killed and her baby tied up like this for six months.
We found her at the home of a family who had bought her from her mothers killer. Please see photo immediately below - she is now safe, rescued by COP with the local Forestry Police.
Safe and sound - now
Saved by The Centre for Orangutan Protection and its sponsors/supporters.
Another palm oil victim
Rescued by COP and The Borneo Orangutan Survival Foundation
With its mother killed this orangutan's new owner keeps it chained up.
A baby orangutan with nowhere to go. A mother's love replaced with a chain.
How very, very sad.
What hope is there for this orangutan?
In this small crate there really is an orangutan.
Torture takes many different forms when it comes to dealing with orangutans.
Alone and abused.
Yes. There is an orangutan in this cage.
Chained to, rather than living in a tree.
There's no escape.
At a West Borneo amusement park.
Look at the rubbish this orangutan has to live with.
Escape is not an option.
same as picture below.
Yet another victim of logging and/or palm oil.
Alone, malnourished and very sad in a transit centre.
Palm oil companies take everything.
Imagine; this was once a rainforest.
Life imprisonment
Five adult orangutans are crammed into this dark, featureless cage in a zoo. All five began life in the wild.
Orphaned by loggers or palm oil companies - often the same thing.
Missing its mother. Look at her eyes and you have to wonder what she is thinking don't you? STOP PRESS this baby has since died.
A little light refreshment goes a long way.
Water melon was always a firm favourite of the orangutans. In all the differnt locations we never once saw fresh drinking water provided.
A Tasty treat
Everywhere we went we took lots of different fresh fruit to give to the hungry orangutans we always discovered in various locations.
Same location as above.
We provided food and some small branches, and they loved both.
Again, the same location
We hope we made him a little happier than he appears. The lives of these two orangutans must be almost unbearable. We hope to arrange their transfer to a rescue centre soon.
West Kalimantan (Indonesian Borneo)
Two young orangutans kept at an amusement park. They were wild born. Mothers killed by loggers.
Rescued last year and now at a rehab. centre with an uncertain future.
This baby saw her mother being killed and eaten.
Illegal loggers
The torture of orangutans is seemingly never ending.
With its left arm chained and padlocked to its neck, this orangutan is literally being tortured at an amusement park in West Kalimantan (Borneo)
Awaiting rescue from what was once its home.
With nowhere left to run, this tranquillized orangutan was rescued and moved to another forest.
Apocalypse now - Indonesian style with help from Malaysian companies.
Rescuers looking for orangutans made homeless by a palm oil company. Virgin rainforest recently stood where there is nothing but a few small trees remaining, which by now will also have been cleared away. Nov. 2007
Yet another palm oil victim
With its mother killed, this baby with an injured eye was caged by workers until rescued by WWF Indonesia.
Illegal loggers in action. October 2007
Access to log these trees illegally was gained via a palm oil plantation road. This forest is home to 50 orangutans and palm oil companies want to log it.
The road to ruin - Indonesia style.
Where once stood a magnificent rainforest full of wildlife.
Mother and baby orangutan.
Oil palm companies have killed thousands like these two.
Palm oil victim. Mother killed.
This baby will have seen its mother slain.
Nothing, absolutely nothing, left of the forest, except for its soil.
It's all about money, greed and corruption.
Destruction and desolation as far as the eye can see
So much for Borneo's rainforests - look what palm oil companies have done to them.
They can barely cut down and remove the trees quick enough for their liking.
Palm oil companies destroy rainforests.
Freshly cut trees
These trees could end up as garden furniture in your local store.
Not a tree in sight - courtesy of oil palm companies.
Oil palm plants growing where rainforest once stood.
Web site to check out
Nature Alert
Centre for Orangutan Protection
Orangutan Outreach
How and where to watch orangutans
General info. & maps
Orangutan Experience - Indonesia
KTD - Kalimantan Tour Destinations
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Arrived at last.
Help is at hand for this chained up orangutan.
In safe hands
Look at those chains around her neck.
"Bemby's before her chains were removed.
Rescued last week by COP.
Time to say "goodbye"
Two's company.
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One of those days I will never forget.
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I'm back.
In a sense.
After all the bullshit fuckaround that's gone on in the last couple of months with this blog, suffice it to say that I'm damn happy that I still own my domain, and that this blog is still around.
Right now, I am in the process of getting all of my content back. As I have to learn a new language that appears to be Klingon in order to do that, restoring the archives might take a little while.
In the meantime, I'm redesigning.
Because fuck you, that's why.
See? The design might change, but the attitude remains.
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HISS twk mv. iv, . J i THE L. I. HISTORICAL •* PIERRPONT ft CLINTON ST! BBOQBLTN 2t *• *• ft re cc .4 Pme Winning Weekly Serving The Greater Farmingdale Area Since 1920 ® i4 » Official Newspaper for the Village of Farmingdale \ VOL. 56 NO. 47 Soconil C l a s s PpstiiK in h'arminn'ln ' « '. N . Y • Pniri 117.15 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1975 Copyright l <> 7S » > v I s L i n i l - Wi. U- P u b l i c a t i o n , Im price ! 5* - $ 5 per year Fall Festival Sidewalk Sale Saturday Downtown Merchants Plan Four Day Sale The second annual Fall Festival of Values, sponsored by the Farmingdale Post in conjunction with the Farmingdale Merchants' Association and the Farmingdale Bicentennial Committee, will be highlighted Saturday with live entertainment on Main Street. The Street will be closed to vehicle traffic from 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. for a Sidewalk Sale. STUDENT ACTIVITIES list for the school year is presented to Robert E. Hess, Principal of Howitt Junior High School by Kerri Berkowitz, president of student council. Looking on [ L to R] are Ronnie Heller, treasurer; Lori Heller, vice- president; Doreen Thelemann, corresponding secretary; Donald E. Wachs, advisor; Roxanne Meisels, recording secretary, and Guy L. Valentine, assistant principal. [ Photo by Hickish] Music Students Vote Boycott In protest to the decision of the Farmingdale Board of Education to continue the " use fee" for musical instruments in the school district, members of the high school band voted Tuesday not to participate in any further school musical functions. If the students enforce their voted boycott, the band will not play at the school's football games and may force the cancelation of a " Green Room Players" musical and two concerts scheduled by the Village Bicentennial Committee. A large group of parents and students appeared before the school board at their regular meeting Monday night to protest Sandra Brenner Seeks Dist, Legislature Seat Sandra Brenner of North Massapequa, a school social Sandra Brenner worker in the Great Neck Public Schools, announced her candidacy for the Third County Legislative District seat on the Democratic ticket. A resident since 1956 Mrs. Brenner resides with her family at 183 East Drive, North Massapequa. She has served as Democratic State Committeewoman from the 11th Assembly District and as co-leader of the District. She is a member of the Nassau County Democratic Committee, and served as a delegate from the 3rd Congressional District to the National Democratic Conference on Party Organization and Policy in Kansas City. She is a member of the Steering Committee and Resolutions Committee, ( Continued on page 2 » i the $ 6 " use fee" for rental of musical instruments by first year music students. Students taking music after the first year, according to the previous policy, were to buy or rent their instruments from private sources. Music teachers present at the board meeting stated they had instruments available that could be provided for students beyond the first year level. Members of the board said those instruments could be issued to other music students for the same $ 6 " use fee." In protesting the musical instrument " use fee", parents and students pointed out that the music students were being discriminated against, since no fee is charged for the use of any other district equipment such as laboratory supplies, typewriters, sports equipment, etc. Still others said the new change in the ruling to allow more advanced students to rent extra instruments at the $ 6 rate was costing them additional money, since some had already signed contracts for outside private rentals of their instruments. The school board called for a vote and approved the $ 6 " use fee" by a 6- 1 margin, leading to the Tuesday vote by the student musicians. Village Leaf Pick- up Slated The Public Works Department of the Village of Farmingdale will begin its annual chore of picking up leaves on October 20. Pick- up will be on a daily basis, Monday thru Saturday, from 8 a. m. to 4 p. m. To facilitate the task, the homeowners are asked to observe some simple " Do's & Don'ts." DON'T BUILD LARGE PILES - Small piles along the curb are easier and quicker for the vacuum to handle. DON'T pile any leaves near storm water basins. The first rain will plug up the basin and flood the area. DON'T mix rubbish or tree limbs with the leaves. DON'T put your leaves out in the street immediately after a pick- up. DO wait a few days. The trucks are working the Village from EAST to WEST and it does take some time to get back. DO NOT put out branches or limbs until after December 1st. The trucks are busy with leaf pick- up. Try To Revive Gvic Group Efforts are being made by a group of interested residents to reactivate the West Farmingdale Civic Association. This organization was very active several years ago when the homes in West Farmingdale were first built. As many homeowners will remember, it represented them well in civic matters, as well as sponsoring many children's activities and [ Continued on page 201 The four day sales event will be conducted by the merchants Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Monday ( Columbus Day) and will offer special discounts and special low prices to shoppers. Shoppers will also play " Lucky Bucks" in the participating stores. Gift certificates will be awarded to the finders of the " Lucky Bucks" and $ 500 in prizes will be given away. The serial numbers of the " lucky" dollar bills will be posted in the stores and shoppers will be able to redeem the prizes at any participating store. The Nassau County Snowmobile stage trailer will be located on Main Street Saturday and the Sons of Italy Chorale will perform from its state at 1 p. m. Other surprise entertainment is also expected to put in an ap- ! Continued on page 2 » I School Chior To Sing At National Conference The East Memorial Elementary School Choir, directed by Miss Marie Aquilina, has been invited to perform for the Music Educators National Conference ( MENC) in Atlantic City in March 1976. The Choir has achieved local recognition for its performances of full length productions of famous Broadway Musicals as well as for its ability to perform difficult works in many languages with superb musicianship. The Choir has also achieved special recognition for its demonstrations of Choir Rehearsal Techniques at Hofstra University under the sponsorship of the Nationale Chorale. Miss Aquilina and her 145 voice Choir will be presenting this very same Clinic as well as a Concert for Music Educators from throughout the Nation. Her performing group will be one of 55 music groups chosen for this special honor, an honor all Farmingdalers can share in.
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Animal Diaries Archive
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Leaf cutting nightmares!
1 August 2008
Out Leaf cutting for our very much loved koalas, we strive to provide the best eucalyptus leaf available. We do a pretty good job too, keeping our koalas happy, healthy and very well fed throughout the year.In our constant quest for leaf however we encounter an unseen threat from a normally passive adversary, the hairy caterpillar. These Eucalypt caterpillars aren't your usual story time type that chomp a few leaves, have a smile on their face and turn into a butterfly. They have a sinister side.
When disturbed the deviate caterpillars eject puffs of stinging hairs that jet into any intruder that happens to touch them. The leaf cutters often feel the wrath of these nightmarish critters of the trees. Luckily, the pain that comes from a brush with one of these 'hairies' (our nickname for them) is only mild, the resilient itch that often comes in accompaniment is far more inconvenient.
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Peanuts are known as groundnuts in West Africa, where this zesty soup originated. It's quick (ready in about a half hour) and easy and makes a great light meal when paired with biscuits or bread.
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Exciting meat eaters and vegetarians alike, this soup is perfect for any crowd.
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Airport audit shows nothing out of ordinary
Dec. 12 --Auditors for the Glynn County Airport Commission gave the agency's operations and finance s a clean bill of health Wednesday for fiscal 2013, which ended June 30 .
Could you survive the end of civilization?
Is America better or worse off with strong separation between Church and State?
By Michael Hall A man who Brunswick Police found shot at Mary Ross Park shortly after midnight Friday morning died an hour later at the hospital.
Kenova Bernardo Solomon, 24, of Tifton died Sunday, Dec. 1, 2013 in Tifton. Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m. Sunday at Travelers Rest Baptist Church with burial to follow at Oakridge Cemetery and a repast to conclude at the church social hall.
Coppa Clause holds annual toy drive
The jolly man in blue needs toy donations for children. Every year Brunswick police officer Todd Rhodes dons his blue Santa suit and leads the campaign to collect toys for children in need.
Change demanded after 2 killed by tree
Two fishermen rescued off Jekyll Island
Coast Guard crews rescued two fishermen early Saturday morning after their 55-foot boat ran aground and began taking on water at the south tip of Jekyll Island, Ga.
Crosses planted for crash victims
Two women who lived in Two women who lived in Brunswick were inseparable... and had lived their lives together.
First Methodist marks history for all to see One hundred and seventy...
By BETHANY LEGGETT The Brunswick News One hundred and seventy five years ago, a small community of Methodists began meeting in various locations around Brunswick, sometimes worshipping in the Glynn Academy schoolhouse after it was constructed in 1840.
Family tradition continues on beach despite chilly temperatures
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Ex-singer of Lostprophets admits sex offenses
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Tree hits car in Glynn County, two fatalities
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By MICHAEL HALL The Brunswick News Patti Ferris Meredith examined several turkeys Tuesday that have been donated by the Society of St. Vincent de Paul.
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After doing some reading on the forum it looks like I have a 16S V2.5 Signallab BMS with problems. The BMS was a give me with a battery that I purchased from a forum member. I made my own A123 48V battery from recycled Dewalt packs. I've checked all the sense wire connections and they are hooked in the correct order. The B- connection hooked to the battery negative. I'm measuring voltage across the P- connection and the battery positive. For some reason the output of the BMS is only 40V but the pack voltage is sitting at 53V. I plan on removing and testing the mosfets but I have no idea what the part numbers of the mosfets are. The markings on the mosfets have been sanded off.
I tried charging the pack as well and it does not seem to be doing anything. All the leds stay off. I'll get some pictures up later.


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When the need for an all-out shopping binge strikes, head to one of Maine's weatherproofed malls or to one of its renowned outlet centers. Maine's two largest indoor malls, the Maine Mall, in South Portland, and the Bangor Mall blend national retailers coupled with more localized stores all under one roof, making it easy to satisfy everyone in your shopping party with just one trip.
When it comes to finding bargains, Maine's outlet centers are the place to shop. Both Kittery and Freeport are internationally renowned, prized for the quality, quantity, and breadth of factory and outlet stores. You'll find all the big names, from Polo Ralph Lauren to J.Crew, Nine West to North Face, Black & Decker to Bose, but don't miss the smaller stores sandwiched in between the big names or on the side streets. Kittery is just over the bridge from Portsmouth, N.H., and only one hour from Boston. Its outlets are spread out in modern plazas flanking Route 1. Freeport's outlets are in a real Maine village just 20 minutes north of Portland. Freeport's draws include upscale Maine designer shops and L.L. Bean's summer concert series, demonstrations, and Walk-on-Adventures programs.
While Kittery and Freeport are outlet bonanzas, seek out other factory stores throughout the state for real deals, including the New Balance factory stores in Oxford and Skowhegan, L.L. Bean's other outlets in Ellsworth and Bangor, and the Old Town Canoe factory store in Old Town. You might just paddle home with a boatload of bargains.


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