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From Aaron Brothers...34 1/4 X 41 1/4 and 35 1/4 X 42 1/4 (price for both) We have more selection if you like us to send you a pictures e-mail or call as 707 246 4206...Thank's for looking..
Dec 8 - Vallejo
For Sale: This a beautiful mantle clock from Bombay Company. It has very minor wear as you can see from the photos. It is very clean and in very good condition. The clock works perfectly. This item is from a smoke & pet free home. The Dimension is: L: 20" x H: 9" x W: 6" *************** Price: $30.00 *************** Call: (408) 661-3606 text available for inquiries
Dec 8 - San Jose
PRICE IS NEGOTIABLE !!! (set of 6). . .. . ..$25 ea / $100 set Design: Hanging Pendant Style: Transitional Decorative Lens Type: Frosted Glass Finish: Faux Wood Hanging Wire Included: 4 Feet Reflector Type: Frosted Glass Location: Indoor Rated Dimensions: Width: 8.5" Height: 5.5" Voltage: 120V UL Listed
Dec 8 - Fairfield
PRICE IS NEGOTIABLE !!! Stuffed Snowman …….$25 Here is a fabulous fabric Snowman. He is a whopping 34" inches tall and 54" around, at the widest point. This would be a wonderful addition to any home for the holidays or to bring some winter inside. He has a big black felt hat and he is wearing a holiday sweater. He is carrying his own shovel & tiny pail with snowballs. He only weighs approx 12lbs so he is easily moved. He is fabric and poly filled but there some structural parts inside. I would only ...
Dec 7 - Fairfield
PRICE IS NEGOTIABLE !!! • Beautiful dinnerware by Studio Nova, a division of Mikasa in the Garden Bloom Pattern. The pattern number is Y2372. This pattern is done on a white background with a laurel leaf border and the center a lovely floral design. It is in excellent condition without chips, cracks or breaks but does have some utensil marks as will show in the photos. • DINNER PLATE Y2372……$120 set (of 8) / $20 ea 10-7/8" in diameter. • SALAD / SOUP / CEREAL BOWL Y2372 …$80 set (of 8) / $12 ...
Dec 7 - Fairfield
PRICE IS NEGOTIABLE !!! The wrought iron Plant Stand offers six basket brackets for creating a beautiful floral display. Plant stand is perfectly suited for your sunroom or patio. 20 (EA PANEL) X 71H"
Dec 7 - Fairfield
This sink is new and in perfect condition. The enamel is not chipped or scratched It is still in the original shipping crate. It is cast iron and is very heavy. Local pickup only.
Dec 7 - Santa Cruz
For Sale: Crystal Clear Industries "Hand Painted" Christmas Platter; Size 14' Diameter - Excellent Condition - Comes with original box. Tray is "Sleigh Bells" Style#: 312148; Made in Japan The tray is in excellent condition with no cracks; scratches or defects. It has been stored properly in a pet, smoke free environment. Give as a gift to a special person; or use to display goodies for a Christmas gathering. This tray is beautifully designed. The bottom of tray has round type glass ...
Dec 6 - San Jose
For Sale: A new and sealed 70" Home Trends Tablecloth. It has never been out of the package. It is made by Home Trends and the pattern is Bianca, which is a red and green floral on an off white background. Tablecloth size: 70" Fits Table size: 36" to 54" Diameter (round) 100% Flannel Backed Vinyl. Easy Care, Wipe Clean Vinyl Surface. Durable, Waterproof vinyl tablecloth with soft and protective flannel back. **************** Price: $12.00 **************** Call: (408) 661-3606 text available ...
Dec 6 - San Jose
For Sale: Special Deal of the Day $$ ‹(•¿•)› $$ Lowered $ 2 Vintage Handmade Doily Type Table Runners- Crocheted - Color: off white/Ivory Size for the first runner is approx. 65" x 14" Size the second runner is approx. 57" x 12" The design/pattern are identical on both runners. There are no rips or tears or stains. These are my last 2 runners I have available. **************** Price: $5.00 **************** Call: (408) 661-3606 text available for inquiries
Dec 6 - San Jose
For Sale: 11 Table Placemats for your Holiday Season! They have never been used and are in great condition! Size is 14"H x 19"W. They have been in storage in a smoke-pet free environment. These were purchased at Target. Machine Washable. 66% Polyester/33% Cotton/1% Other Fiber. Price: $10.00 Call: (408) 661-3606 text available for inquiries
Dec 6 - San Jose
Brand new still in the box very thin fish tank ! The measurements are on the picture regular price is $600 I'm selling it for 200.00 It comes all the accessories the wall mount Filter net and more This ad was posted with the eBay Classifieds mobile app.
Dec 5 - Hayward
New with tags. BLUE & LAVENDER FLOWERS & BANDS Very beautiful glassware. $10.00 each or Buy all for $75.00
Dec 3 - Santa Cruz
The Keurig K75 Platinum Personal Coffee Maker is the best seller of the year. Coffee lovers step up now and expireance True Flavor.. Product Description One day you'll be talking to your children about the horrors of grounds and filters, and they'll just let you wander off into nostalgia while they brew up another perfect cup from the Keurig K75 Platinum Personal Coffee Maker – Black. This compact brewer is perfect for use at home or at work, with a large reservoir that keeps water warm and ready to ...
Dec 3 - San Francisco
This Now Better Chef IM-288R Red Sandwich Grill On Sale Now For Only $16.99 at E STORE BEST at http://www.estorebest.com Where Items Are Always Below List Price DESCRIPTION: * Non-Stick Cooking Surface * Cooks in little as 2 minutes * No mess! Perfect sandwiches and hot pockets every time * Stands upright for easy Storage * On-Off/Ready Indicators * Cool-Touch Exterior * Cord storage
Dec 3 - San Francisco
This wreath is made of quality merchandise, made as if it was for me! It can be stored for many years. It is made for outdoor or indoors. If it is outdoors, I suggest it stays in a protected area from wind and rain. Shipping is extra. Pickup at residence is okay. Pay Pal member.
Dec 2 - Windsor
For Sale: 4 Pre-owned Rooster figurines. Made out of Resin or vinyl. Durable and sturdy. All 4 Roosters are in great condition. Also a great addition for the rooster collector. These figurines have great colors and detailed designs which gives them a life-like appearance on display. They have been packed in my storage for a while and are now ready to fly. Large white rooster is approx. 14" tall; 12" across; 6" wide. 2 Rooster in photo: Larger bird is approx. 12" tall & the smaller of the 2 is ...
Dec 2 - San Jose
Gorgeous leaded window with red roses and vines, framed in solid walnut. Clear border glass has pressed vines pattern. Surrounding the roses is beautiful antique blown glass with waves and bubbles. Frame has eye hooks at the top so it's ready to hang in your window. height -- 32 1/4" width -- 37" $350 or best offer
Dec 2 - San Francisco
12 place settings of Lenox Brookdale Dinnerware in excellent condition - no chips or scratches. 12 dinner plates, salad plates, bread/butter plates, cups and saucers, plus one 15" oval platter and a covered vegetable dish. Silver band around the edges. I also have green Fostoria water goblets and wine glasses which go with the set for an additional $200. This set would decorate your dinner table nicely for the holidays.
Dec 1 - Dublin
Authentic Japanese-style Bath Bucket (teoke) is handcrafted from aromatic Hinoki wood. Authentic Japanese Bath Sitting Stool (isu) is also handcrafted from aromatic Hinoki wood. New, never used. Buy one or both. For those who have never heard of Hinoki, it is a special type of tree grown primarily in Asia. It has beautiful, light colored wood with a rich grain and is highly rot resistance, but it is mainly know for its soothing aroma and the therapeutic properties in its wood oil. In Japan, ...
Nov 30 - San Francisco
Minton Bone China Calph Pattern 1988. (11) Five piece Full Place Settings. Dinner Plate, Salad Plate, Bread Plate, Round Cup and Saucer Five piece Place Settings. Two more 4 piece settings comes with for replacements (missing salad plates) Retail price from www.replacements. com 159.99 for Five Piece Place Setting Dinner Plate 10 5/8" list 79.99 ea. Salad Plate 8"list 49.99 Bread 6 1/2" list 8.99 Cup/Saucer list 29.99 Total list value $1997.75
Nov 30 - Sausalito
Beautiful and practical, this attractive Bamboo wall covering will enhance any space! Whether used to cover walls, ceilings, columns, bars, kitchen island fronts or simply to hide imperfections on a hard surface, bamboo wall covering is a cost effective way to add natural beauty to any decor. The paneling is constructed of bamboo strips that are precisely milled and applied to a thin fabric backing with non-toxic white glue. Paneling is made with a flexible material that can be easily applied to ...
Nov 30 - Pleasanton
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Nov 30 - Lathrop
This elaborate vintage handmade shelving was designed for the day of the dead holiday to remember past loved ones. Hard wood serves as the traditional area to place "ofrendas", or offerings for those past away. It is in amazing shape and sealed to protect against UV, water and the outdoor elements if you choose. Over seven feet tall, the several patina colors of wood (including red wood) makes this piece not only usable but a truly a work of art. Separates into two pieces with removable shelves and ...
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MIS3 BONA : THE L. I. HISTORICAL PXERRPONT ft CLIHTON BROOBLYN 2, N. Y. A Prize Winning Weekly Serving The Greater Farmingdak Area Since 1920 iffi ^ 4 » Official Newspaper for the Village of Farmingdak VOL. 55 NO. 23 Second Class Postage Paid in Farmingdale, N. Y. 11735 Thursday, April 18, 1974 - Copyright 1974 by Island— Wide Publication, Inc. price 1 Si - $ 5 per year IT'S AN HONOR: In a ceremony held at Town Hall, Town of Oyster Bay Supervisor John W. Burke, center, received the National Bicentennial Commission's flag commemorating the designation of the Town as a national bicentennial community. Presenting the flag were Mrs. Barbara Wainscott of the National American Revolution Bicentennial Commission and Mr. John Pell of the N. Y. S. American Revolution Bicentennial Commission. Farmingdale Schools Cheated By State Aid Smaller suburban districts such as those in Nassau County would be forced to dramatically slash education programs while larger cities receive greater State education aid than they are entitled to according to Assemblyman Stuart R. Levine ( R~ Bethpage). Assemblyman Levine said that if th| p plan proposed by the Task Force on State Aid to Elementary and Secondary Education is approved, " the school districts in the 10th Assembly District would be sorely cheated. " If we don't receive substantial Three Burglaries During Holiday Eighth Precinct police reported three burglaries in the Farmingdale North Massapequa area during the past week. A doctor's office at 855 S. Main Street was entered sometime between April 3 and 14, while the doctor was on vacation. The intruder pried opeo a basement window and took i stereo speakers, a man's wallet containing $ 15, a quartz lamp, $ 125 in assorted currency, assorted rings and jewelry, hand tools and binoculars. A private home on Merrits Road was entered during the day April 12, through a pried rear I Continued on page 12] Library Considering New Building Site? The Farmingdale Board of Library Trustees are planning to present a special referendum to the voters on June 29 for the construction of a new library building, but thus far don't know where it will be built. The trustees are negotiating with the Farmingdale Board of Education for the use of the Main Street School property ... if the school board can or will break the lease with BOCES. This plan would have the present school building razed and a new library building erected in its place. Gelish Announces Re- election Bid funding from the State, it would be necessary to cut back on education services in our school districts to avoid adding further expense on the already overburdened taxpayer,"- said Levine. " Nassau County is a major taxpaying component in New York State and should receive a proportionate amount of education assistance. It is grossly unfair to watch cities, such as New York, receive excessive funding based on enrollment records which are not valid because money is spent on registered students who never see the inside of the classroom from one end of the school year to the next. " Our State money should be invested wisely and directed toward financing the education of youngsters who believe that quality education is a necessity of life." Head- on Crash Easter Sunday A Bethpage man was admitted to Mid- Island Hospital in Critical condition early Easter Sunday morning following a head- on collision in the Village of Farmingdale. Eighth precunei police reported Nicholas Grello, f& of 10 Cedar Lane, was heading west on t Continued on page 12J Frank Gelish, a member of the Farmingdale Board of Education, has announced that he will seek re- election to the board. \ A resident of Farmingdale ior over 20 years, he has been ac\ tively involved in many phases of community service. There is hardly an activity concerning the youth of Farmingdale in which Frank Gelish has not played an important part. He has served in many capacities in Little League and has been commissioner and secretary of minor league baseball. He served for many years as both vice president and president of Farmingdale Youth Council. He presently serves as a member of the Youth Board and was appointed to the Youth Advisory Committee of the Town of Oyster Bay. For many years, Gelish has been active in the Parent Teachers Association. He was a charter member and treasurer of the Mam St. P T A, treasurer, Frank Gelish vice president and president of the Howitt P T A, vice president of the Senior High P T A and has also served as vice president of P T A council. He is still a member of the executive board of the Senior High School P T A. For [ Continued on page 12] The library trustees, according to Board President Joseph Crocco, feel this would be the best plan, since its district already owns the property. If the Board of Education rules against the use of the Main Street School property, the library will then seek the purchase. on another site. " We have several other sites in mind," Crocco told the Post, " but it's premature to reveal them by name or location, since condemnation proceedings would be involved." BOCES should be happy to get out of the Main Street School lease, Crocco stated, since there are a lot of newer schools being vacated next year ... four in Plainview alone. The library trustees hope to have the site location question settled soon, so they can arrive at a total cost figure for the project by May 1. If the voters approve the bond issue for a new library, the rented South Farmingdale Branch would be eliminated at the end of its present lease. It would also mean the probable closing of the present Main Street Library and the sale of that building, although that question [ Continued on page 12] HAIL TO THE CHIEF; East Farmingdale Fire Department's outgoing Chief Bruce Antonius receives congratulations on a job well done from Congressman Angelo Roncallo while the new department Chief Phil Murtha is congratulated on his election by Babylon Supervisor Aaron Bamett during last Sunday's installation of officers.
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A name that would 'forget' her homework.
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A name who is a troublemaker.Emma Charlotte Turner - 20 years old who love names and books.
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Hello Jamie 3:26, I have a group on facebook called Welcome To My House. We are supporting DJ's & Radio worldwide. I'am writing you because I you know your shit. I would love to have you in my group. If you want to join, please invite & I will add. Thank You, Dave http://www.facebook.com/groups/237345076347896/
Hello, I saw your name on the bill for Detroit Loves Japan last night. Yall KILLED it last night, WOW! Peace
Hi, Hope you're well. I'm not sure that your remember me, but no problem ;) I think that Markk contacted you for us about a mix and a "city by" for our website (www.2thegroove.com), doesn't he ? So it would be nice if you do "Chicago by Jamie 3:26". Is it still ok for you ? The idea is to make a link between your mix, you city and your actualities. Let me know and I'll send you the question. Take care. Romain.
yo Jamie, heard u spinin with Prince Language next week I wanna hear him spin and perhaps give u pointers on how to rock a crowd son....hook a brotha up!!!
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Jamie, you know I dont mess around on the page like that anymore. That damn three hour mix you posted made me come outta lurk mode to curse your ass OUT. THIS SHIT IS KILLIN ME. I am losing my damn mind. Me and Mynia are gonna kick your ass. Thank you for making this day a little brighter.
whats goin on wif your music? Little confused. Been following, and did someone steal yo shit thru aim and put it out? When you coming home? How was the experience of being at the speech yo- you got pics? Knowledge>
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The Spice Girls have cancelled plans to perform in half the countries that they said they would. The Spice Girls reunion tour will not be going to Australia, China, Argentina, and South Africa as originally triumphantly announced - "global".
Besides the tour dates for these countries still not being given, 7 months after the tour announcement, and various rumors of cancellation coming from inside sources, Melanie B has now solidifed it by stating that the Spice Girls are not going anywhere else besides America when she appeared on Al Murray's Happy Hour (UK) this past Friday. When asked explicitly, she stated that the tour will end on March 18th, but will not go anywhere else besides America, without explanation.
I hope they will tour again later in the year or next year, their tour was so amazing and they've performed so much - I did always think though that they rushed it together & really they should dedicate a huge amount of tiem to do it - perhaps a year - so they can relax in between."If you see the show and don't love every single second, check your pulse please because you might actually be dead."Daily Mirror – December 2007
When the Spice Girls reunited for the first time as a 5 piece in 9 years last June announcing The Return Of The Spice Girls tour, no-one was quite sure how the world would respond. Certainly no-one could have predicted just how phenomenal the demand was eventually going to be. Within days over 1 million people in the UK alone had registered for tickets as well as 3 million people in the US. The Spice Girls are in huge global demand and since reforming they have received literally thousands of requests and offers to play in almost every country in the world.
When tickets went on sale for the first UK show at The O2 Arena they sold out in a record breaking 38 seconds. It was clear this was going to be no ordinary tour. Within days the girls extended their 02 run to an incredible 17 shows. If it hadn't been for other tour commitments they could have continued to add dates. Spice fever was well and truly back.
The Return Of The Spice Girls tour finally kicked off to global critical acclaim in Vancouver on the 2nd of December 2007 and this stage of the tour will finally come to an end on February 26th in Toronto. Within that time the girls will have performed shows in the US, UK and Europe to well over half a million fans. The icons of girl power are still at the top of their game. The girls have been stunning audiences with their high-energy performances and have brought back some much needed fun, excitement and glamour to the music world.
In the US the LA Daily News reported, "They may just be better than ever on this tour," and that the tour "wasn't a comeback at all, it was an upgrade". The San Francisco Chronicle wrote, "The Spice Girls is the reunion that matters this year. Spice Girls prove they have staying power". In the UK the Independent On Sunday commented, "Brassier, bolder and better than ever. This was a spectacular show." The News Of The World claimed, "Those girls are STILL amazing on stage. What a show – everything all the mad fans could hope for after ten long years of waiting."
Sadly the tour needs to come to an end by the end of February due to family and personal commitments for Emma, Geri, Mel B, Melanie C and Victoria. It was announced in June that, as well as the Europe and the US, the girls planned to visit Australia, China, South Africa and Argentina. Due to the phenomenal demand for tickets in the UK and the US along with the touring logistics for such a massive production it was not possible to fit everything in. As the girls return to normal family life and the kids go back to school they are reviewing all the options, who knows what the future might bring!
The girls said: "We've had such an amazing time over the last 3 months. It's been incredible being back together and seeing our fans again. We want to thank everyone who came to see us. It was all so mad the first time round, so we've really been able to appreciate it properly this time. There have been so many highlights and good times that we know it will be hard to be apart after Toronto. Really sorry if we didn't get to see you this time round. We all have other commitments in our lives now but who knows what will happen next."


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This set of Learning Paths is here to familiarize API developers with Apigee's Platform and how it can be leveraged to secure you apps and API.
It's important for app developers and API providers to undertand how to protect users, apps and APIs from abuse and how to deal with malicious attacks when they happen. For insight, read User Experience, Data Quality and How to Deal with Mistakes written by Kumar Srivastava.
Kumar also wrote Security and Privacy in the App Economy that highlights the growing concern around end user privacy.
Securing APIs with SSL
Follow this learning path to get an understanding of some of the common protections you should set up to prevent malicious attacks on your API traffic.
- Review the Wikipedia definition of SSL
- Review this article written by Elvin Cheng An Introduction to Mutual SSL
- Protect against MITM (man-In-the-middle) attacks
- Prevent "end run attacks" against backend services (which bypass 1st mile security)
- Prevent spoofing and encrypt the channel
Apigee FAQ around OAuth
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Securing Apps with OAuth
This learning path will show you how to use OAuth to set up app authentication and control access your APIs.
- Understand OAuth 1.0 by reading the specification
- Understand OAuth 2.0 by reading the specification
- Get ta better understanding of how OAuth 2.0 is used by reading the blog by Greg Brail (Apigee's CTO) on "Implementing OAuth 2.0" and "Securing APIs with OAuth 2.0: Auth Code"
- Ensure that apps are authenticated and authorized to consume requested API resources and that they do not compromise the permissions defined by users. Read "Securing APIs with API keys" and another Greg Brail Blog titled "Is OAuth worth the effort?".
- Review the Apigee OAuth documentation. It includes ways to:
- Authenticate and authorize apps to consume specified API resources
- Ensure apps do not compromise the permissions defined by users
- Protect against "end run attacks" against a back-end services (which bypass 1st mile security)
- Protect against developers from bringing down an API with malformed or malicious messages and content in requests


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Yolo Java to Bali (AEKS)
Home to 136 million people, the Indonesian island of Java is the most densely populated region on Earth. But while the teeming rivers of humanity that flow through Jakarta's streets at rush hour can feel overpowering, there's still a surprising amount of room to stretch out and explore. Travelling with other young travellers eager to experience this unique place, you'll make your way from big cities to the calming beaches of Bali, soaking up culture and excitement along the way. And as your expert CEOs will be only too happy to show you, there's plenty more to taste here than just stellar coffee.
Highlights: Discover Javanese culture, explore thriving cities, trek in the shadow of Mt Bromo, snap photos of beautiful rice terraces, sip coffee at plantations, relax on sandy beaches.
Best of the West (NUAA)
Skyscrapers, sequoias and impossibly big skies await you in America's West. This 15-day tour through the urban and natural wonders of California, Arizona and Nevada is perfect for travellers who want to inject a little downtown energy into their out-of-town escapes. In the cities, you'll traverse the concrete jungle by day with an expert CEO and overnight in centrally located hotels. Elsewhere, you'll get the chance to marvel at the grandeur of the Grand Canyon and bike in the Yosemite Valley before tucking into a barbecue dinner and camping under the stars. This is no dream; it's the West like you've never seen it before.
Highlights: Stargaze in Los Angeles, marvel at a Grand Canyon sunset, get your kicks on Route 66, take a chance in Las Vegas, camp under the stars, hike in Yosemite, embrace the laidback spirit of California's coast.
Camping Yosemite & Yellowstone (NUSF)
Imagine a land of lava and geysers, bears and bison, mountains and glaciers—now open your eyes to the possibilities of Yosemite, Yellowstone and Glacier National Park. This ultimate journey through these iconic national parks offers the outdoor enthusiast plenty of time to spot wildlife, soak in the scenery and experience the bubbling, gushing wonder of it all—there is more geothermal activity in Yellowstone than anywhere else in the world. Even when you close your eyes, you can sense the immense beauty surrounding you.
Highlights: Be inspired by wilderness in the Rockies, dance at the One Million Dollar Cowboy Bar, watch geysers erupt in Yellowstone, stroll the hilly streets of San Francisco.
Peru on a Shoestring (SPPS)
Climb the legendary Inca Trail to the cloud forest citadel of Machu Picchu, dine the traditional way at a ceremonial Pachamanca feast or take an optional flight over the Nazca Lines—the adventure is yours to choose! With the services of a CEO and your accommodation and transport taken care of, this trip offers great value as it introduces the region's main sights, providing plenty of flexibility so you can experience an adventure you'll never forget. Take a trip that's packed with just the essentials—15 days of maximum Peru at minimum cost. This is everything you imagined Peru would be—and more!
Highlights: Conquer the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu, feel like a local at an Andean homestay, spot soaring condors at Colca Canyon, take the chance to witness the Nazca Lines
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Yolo Java to Bali (AEKS) | 15 days | Yolo | Basic |
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Local Music at The Crepe Place this week
The Crepe Place often features some of the newest and most promising artists in Santa Cruz and beyond, and this week there are a slew of shows that have some great local bands on the bill.
On Wednesday night, May 11th, Carry Yrself Home presents The Best Friends, Good People and The Jolly Llamas.
All three bands are local Santa Cruz bands: The Best Friends are a funk-rock band who recently participated in the Your Music Magazine Band Olympics, Good People are an indie pop band whose sound draws heavily on afro-beat, and the Jolly Llamas are a two-piece acoustic act. Good People will be handing out copies of their full-length to all attendees for free. Both Good People and The Best Friends have appeared as guests on The Rising Tide radio program.
On Thursday, May 12th, Carry Yrself Home presents Birdhouse, The North Pacific String Band and Tumbleweed Wanderers.
Birdhouse are a local indie jam band that have been featured on The Rising Tide, and Tumbleweed Wanderers are an indie rock act out of Oakland featuring Jeremy Lyon (who has also been featured on The Rising Tide as a solo artist).
On Friday, May 13th, Grand Fanali presents Joan of Arc, Air Waves and Worker Bee.
Worker Bee are a post-rock/americana-influenced band out of San Jose who have been performing together since 2007 and are working on their follow up to 2009′s Tangler. They were featured on The Rising Tide back in January.
And, on Saturday, May 14th, Carry Yrself Home presents The Art Museums, NODZZZ and Deep Ellum.
The Art Museums are a SC/SF indie pop act who will also be performing at the Woodsist Festival in July at the Fernwood Resort in Big Sur. They were featured on The Rising Tide back in January. Deep Ellum is a local supergroup consisting of members from The Groggs and The Terrible.
More information for these shows and more can be found at the Crepe Place's website.


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The Yazoo County softball team will host the annual Yazoo County Classic this Saturday. The Lady Panthers will face Ethel at 12 p.m. and Greenville St. Joe's at 4 p.m.
"St. Joe's will be younger this year than they were last year because they lost several key players," Yazoo County head coach Grant Andrews said. "But they'll be well coached. Ethel will be better than they were a year ago with everybody back. That'll be a pretty good ball game."
The Lady Panthers will get their first live action this Saturday when they face Ethel after last weekend's Kosciusko Jamboree was rained out. Yazoo County did, however, play a practice game Monday night against Kosciusko, in which they lost 8-5.
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Chairman Lee offers public apologySamsung Electronics Chairman Lee Kun-hee made his first public apology concerning the ongoing family feud over inheritance. ``I feel sorry for the public as I expressed personal feelings about a personal matter. From this time on, I will pass legal issues to experts and I will focus on expanding Samsung,'' Lee told reporters before his departure to Europe using his private jet, Wednesday. Lee will look at Samsung's affiliates in Europe, including those in Spain, for a month, according to Samsung officials. ``I need to look into Samsung's businesses in Europe as I believe it is still the biggest concern for Samsung,'' Lee said at Gimpo International Airport, on the outskirts of Seoul. The chairman's trip comes as the Samsung family feud is showing no signs of abating. In a letter to the Seoul Central District Court, Tuesday, the chairman insisted that he sold all Samsung Electronics shares inherited from his father, the late Samsung founder Lee Byung-chull, and stressed he later bought 22.5 million shares in Samsung Electronics, saying he doesn't need to give a portion of his father's estate to his siblings. Samsung declined to comment to talk about background to the rare apology, however, Samsung sources told The Korea Times that the chairman's remarks were due to the ``bad image'' for Samsung because of internal fights between billionaires. The first hearing in the dispute has been set for May 30 at the Seoul Central District Court. The Samsung chairman, his brother and sister are expected to all miss the hearing. In February, the chairman's siblings, including his elder brother Lee Maeng-hee and the sister Lee Sook-hee, filed separate lawsuits to demand part of the late Samsung founder's fortune that they argue was hidden under a third party name and passed on to the current Samsung chairman without prior notice. |


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Nirvana… Again
Nearly two years ago to the day I wrote the first Nirvana piece. That piece started out… "In the grand scheme of things a championship in sports means nothing, and the life of one person is also rendered insignificant when placed in the context of the world. But I gotta tell you, in this corner of the sphere that we all inhabit, there have been few things that can rival what has occurred over the last 24 hours." And it happened, again…
For the second time in three years the San Francisco Giants were triumphant in the World Series. For a team that moved to California in 1958, legions of Bay Area fans lived through the decades of defeat. Now, they have been able to bask in the glow of greatness twice in three years. Words escape me to describe what it feels like to witness the triumph yet again. OK, maybe they don't (you know me so well). Here are some interesting factoids from their run of excellence.
The Giants won their 7th championship, and for those that think Giants fans are used to winning remember that the team has been in existence for 130 years.
The Giants became the first NL team to win two championships in three years since the Big Red Machine won in back-to-back years in 1975-76. In fact, they are only the 5th NL team, ever, to do it (Cubs 1907-08, NY Giants 1921-22, Cardinals '44 and '46, Dodgers '63 and '65).
The Giants are the 5th team in history to win the World Series after finishing last in baseball in homers.
The Giants led the Tigers for 56-straight innings before Miguel Cabrera's HR in the 3rd inning of Game 4. It was the second longest streak in post-season history.
Over the last seven games of the playoffs the Giants team ERA was 0.98. The starters ERA was much higher… 0.99.
Giants relievers pitched 11.2 innings in the World Series allowing two hits, two runs and striking out 17.
Tim Lincecum threw five games out of the bullpen in the playoffs and over those 13 innings he posted a 0.69 ERA while striking out 17 batters.
Buster Posey hit only .200 in the playoffs, but in the three series clinching games Posey drove in six runs while hitting two homers.
Pablo Sandoval won the World Series MVP Award as he hit .500 with three homers. Only three other men have reached both of those totals in a World Series – Babe Ruth (1928), Lou Gehrig (1928, 1932) and Hideki Matsui (2009). He still needs to lose about 45 lbs, but there is no disputing that the man can hit.
Marco Scutaro, nicknamed "The Blockbuster" by his teammates (cause he was the blockbuster addition of the trade deadline), had about as impressive four month run you will ever see from a non-elite player. Scutaro hit .362 with the Giants over 61 games and tied Derek Jeter for the major league lead with 88 hits in that time. Scutaro then went on to hit .500 in the Giants 7-game victory over the Cardinals in the NLCS, and over his last 11 playoff games he had at least two hits eight times. Fittingly it was his hit in the 10th inning that led to the Giants' World Series victory.
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« Be ah ills. cJ^s-tm: cJ^Ead L M Serving These Communities • Hewlett • East Rockaway * Lynbrook Malverne Vol. 2, No. 3 Apiiliration to Mail at Second-Class Postage I{atps Is Pinidins at l^ynbrook, N. Y. L Y N B R O O K , N. Y., THURSDAY, M A Y 2, 1963 lOfzf Per Copy TRAGEDY STRIKES LYNBROOK Two Dead/Two Critical In Fire Truck Crash To Conduct Volunteer fireman John Gazza of Lynbrook Engine Company No. Cosanza) of Lynbrook Hose Company No. 1 washes away spilled gasoline from truck 1, following the tragic accident that claimed two lives. (Helm Photo by E. Rockaway Starts Student Exchange With South America East Rockaway High School is again launching a foreign exchange program ~ starting in^ie summer of 1963. program, under the chair-manship of Mr. Joseph DelGiomo, is in accMM-dance with the terms of the International Fellowships Inc. It is a reciprocal agreement where-by East RcK'kaway sends students to selected South American coun-tries for a three month period which covers siunrner vacation, and they send a like amount of students to our coinmimity during the following school term, and for the same amount of time. East Rockaway has also been ac-tive in American Field Service and the H(!rald Tribune foreign ex-change program, in an eflort to yjj^note peace tlirough understand- Lynbrook, April 30 Fund The "Lynbrook, April 30th Fund" has been established for the four families affected by the t r a g e d y on that day. Volunteer Fireman Joseph Reid is chairman of the project. The drive will be coordinated through the offices of the HELM. A l l monies raised will be divided between the four families. Residents of Lynbrook a n d the surrounding communities w h o w i s h to contribute, m a y make their checks p a y a b l e to "Lyn-brook, April 30th Fund" a n d mail them, c / o The HELM, 2 Broad-w a y , Lynbrook, N. Y. iiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiy^ East Rockaway Starts Proceedings To Acquire Fishermans Wharf Tlie Village of E a s t Rockaway has instituted condemnation proceedings to acquire the property formerly occupied by "Fish-erman's W h a r f " for a village park. Fislterman's Wharf (i^nnerly the Youth Day Lyn1)ro()k Mayor George H. Mnn-gravite has proclaimed Saturday, May 4 as Youtli Day in the village to honor America's Junior C:ili/ens for their accomplishments. This is the day designated by the Lynbrook Elks to salute the children of the community. Parades, athletic conipetitions and priz<!S for the kids will be supplied by the Elks at their annual Youth I ^ y at Greis Park . White Cannon Inn) was gutted and destroyed by fire last Friday niglit. According to Village Attorney W. Wesley Hill, action was taken by the Village Board at a special meet-ing this past Monday. The board unanimously voted to acciuire the property. On. their nistructions, Mr. Hill started the proceedings Tues-day. The \illage plans to landscape tlic area, put in benches and also designate areas along the bulk head for fishing spots. Historically, the area is known as the spot where sailing shi])s use to ply their trade. M O T H E R - D A U G H T E R DINNER The Lutheran Church women of St. John's Lutheran Church, Lyn-brook, are sponsoring u Mother- Daughter Dinner, Sunday, May 5th, at Christ Episcopal Church, Blake antl Hempstead Avenues at 5 p.m. Mrs. Wilma Weiser is Chairman. N O T I CE Due to the heavy increase of local news, many of our weekly fea-tures had to be omitted this week. They'll be back, space pennitting in next week's issue. Maybe Meters Are the Answer A collision between two Lynbrook fire trucks responding to a call resulted in the death of school crof.sing guard, a mother of three children, and a volunteer fireman, last Tuesday, April 30th. Killed instantly was Mrs. l^osalie Roy, 37, of 213 Sherman St., Lynbrook and William Koch, 64 Marion St., Lynbrook who died later at Mercy Hospital. Fireman Peter Moody, 14 Marion St., and Joseph Fischer, 21 Marion St. are still in critical condition at the hospital. An eyewitness to the accident, 14 year old Thomas Cronin, a mem-ber of Explorer Journalism Post #388, was waiting for a friend, Steven Maroney, prior to return-ing to school from lunch hour, Cronin said "I watched the truck going up Hempstead ave., when from out of nowhere another fire truck suddenly shot out of Penin-sula Blvd. There was a crash and I saw bodies flying in the air. I ran into Dr. Maroney's office (a dentist at 20 Hempstead ave.) to get aid, but he had already heard and seen the crash from his window and was telephoning for help." Other •witnesses said that Mrs. Roy had just brought a group of children to the southeast corner of Hempstead and Peninsula and had returned to the north side minutes before the accident. Besides the two firemen on the critical list; Peter Skeris, 114 Steven-son St., was treated at the hospital and released. Six others were treat-ed at the scene. One of the trucks, the Tally Ho Co. was heading east on Pen-insula. The other. Hose Co. No. 1, was northbound on Hempstead. Witnesses said that Mrs. Roy had stopi)ed traffic to let the fire appar-atus pass. The fire to which they were resiwnding was caused by a small explosion in a furnace which blew off doors, causing smoke in a pri-vate house at 331 Earle ave., Lyn-brook. The Rosary will be said for Mrs. Roy Thursday evening, May 2, at the Flinch and Bruns Funeral Home with a requiem mass being oflered at 9:30 a.m. Friday at Our Lady of Peace R.C. Church. Fraternal services for Mr. Koch will be Tluu-sday at tlie Jolm C. Perry Fun(>ral Home. A reciuieui mass will be said at 10:45 a.m. at St. Raymond's R.C. Church on Fri-day. The audience at the May 11 con-cert of the Lynbrook Philharmonic Orchestra will see a refreshing change in roles when Emanuel Vardi, conductor of the orchestra, will appear as viola soloist in Allen's Shulman's "Theme and Variations," while Mr. Shulman (shown above) conducts. This final concert of the veiy suc-cessful season enjoyed by the L j t i - brook Philharmonic will also include the "Ronnan Carnival" overture by Berlioz, and Beethoven's "Seventh" Symphony. Mr. Vardi will conduct these works. Dr. Edward L. Heth, president of the LPO, annoimced that Mrs. Jack Bobbins will be chairman of the 1963-64 subscription drive which will begin at this last concert. Prices for the season subscriptions for the four concert series will remain un-changed: $4.00 for adults, $2.00 for students, or $10.00 for a family. Door admissions at the May 11 con-cert is $2.00 for adults and $1.00 for students. m^m In contrast to last week's photo that the HE1.M ran on the UNMETERED Foi-est Ave. Piu-king field, this photo of the METERED field at the corner of Langdou Place and Broadway shows that shoijpers might prefer to pay for their parking. The picture was taken on Monday afternoon, April and shows the field nearly filled to capacity. These meters seem to be crying out: "Please Mr. Mayor, don't pull us out'.l" (HELM Photo) on an- Incliistrial Luiiclieoii The Industrial Division of tlui Lynbrook Chamber of Commerce will liolcl its annual lunclu'ou Tuesday, May 28th, it was nouncvd by Brit Connors, chairman. Industrial firms in Lynbrook wish-ing to make reservations for the afl'air are asked to contact Mr. Con-runs a t ' L Y 9-1155 or Mr. Frank Kcstcrman at LY 3-7474.
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Date | 1963 |
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With only 54 hours to build an app that's the basis for a business, a bunch of people who haven't worked together before will be doing a lot of things at once. Communications challenges minimizing internal misunderstandings, include getting feedback from potential users, avoiding unnecessary chaos, planning for success by recording as much useful information as possible in case the business goes forward.
What tools (chat, wikis, discussion forums, Google Docs, LiquidPlanner, ManyMoon, Basecamp, StackExchange, etc.) -- work well in this situation?


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Try this combo: spices and chicken for a delicious Moroccan-inspired dish.
Watch VideoBrent's cleaning tip makes copper cookware look shiny but lovingly used.
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It - Im reading IT by Stephen King. It is awsome. This book is scaring, funny, and amazing. Stephen King is one of best authors ever.
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World War Z - I'm surrently reading World War Z. Haven't seen the movie yet, but from the previews I've seen, the book is very different. The zombies in the book are more traditional, slow movie, not organized.
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Anyone Can Grow Into Something Beautiful ....... - I am halfway through this delightful book.The Language of Flowers - By - Vanessa Diffenbaugh
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I guess, sometimes we have been told of a book by a friend. Or...
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His Majesty's Dragon By Naomi Novik - I am currently reading His Majesty's dragon.
Since I am a long lost fantasy-lover I like it. It has a nice way about it, and I enjoy reading it especially since it's a while since I read fantasy.
I think that there are/will be several...
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Molloy - by Samuel Beckett, winner of the 1969 Nobel Prize for Literature.
This is the first book of his famous Trilogy, published in the 1950s, initially in French, then subsequently translated into English. The Irishman was by this time living in Paris, where he was to spend...
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The Purpose of Life Is the Expansion of Happiness.. - HAPPINESS - The TM Program - Psychiatry and Enlightenment. Written by Harold H. Bloomfield M.D. and Robert B. Kory, along with several other psychiatrists. This is a very helpful book about a meditation program...
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Your Body Is Your Temple - From time to time, I dip into various chapters of a book written by Lynne Franks, "Grow". This time I've chosen to re-read Chapter 2 which is about respectful self-care and staying healthy. One of the main messages in this chapter is that when we...
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The Golden Bough - by sir James Frazer.
A nineteenth century classic. This is my second read, and the second time I have noted it on EP.
I am mining it now for ideas allusions and images for a new work I am planning to begin writing on April Fools' Day 2014. The working title...
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Images In Aspic - by Charmian Clift.
Clift is one of my three favourite female authors, and one of my few favourite Australian authors. I first became aware of her work in the 1980s, when I bought and read this book and several others. Now it's time for a second read.
Clift lived...
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Clinically Oriented Anatomy - If you've an insomnia, I'll gurantee that you'll sleep just by reading this book. LOL
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Trilogy - I am finally starting a trilogy most people are unaware exists. However, everyone has heard of two books in the trilogy.
I am now reading book 1 of Alexander Dumas's great trilogy. The Three Musketeers. Followed by book two: Twenty Years Later and the finale...
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Spontaneous Happiness Byandrew Weil, Md - This is a great book. I just started reading. I'm going to read more.
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Neil Gaiman - The Graveyard Book - It's fantasy, and it's about a little boy whose parents've just been killed by a psycho or a killer or anything. And this boy manages to escape to the nearby graveyard where the ghosts find him and take care of him. I don't know what will happen...
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Feb 5, 2012
Before I Go To Sleep ........... - Well.
I have currently just finished reading a seriously good book!BEFORE I GO TO SLEEP by S J WATSON
For some reason, I had assumed the author was female – conclusion stupidly drawn from the fact that the lead/main character in book is female...
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Jun 21, 2012
The Science of Evil on Empathy and the Origins of Cruelty by Simon Baron-Cohen
Started to analyze the informations I've got and came to a conclusion; some people just don't fit in the profile. Maybe it's not a hundred percent correct but the zero-percent empathy in Aspergers is...
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The Absolute Necessity... - I'm currently reading Hellbent, a novel by Anthony McGowan, explaining the agonizingly embarassing circumstances of the unfortunate death of Conor O'Neil, a 16-year-old boy, and the agonizingly painful consequences of his actions leading him up...OR...
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The Blue Religion - It short stories about cops and how they catch criminals in the U.S.A. It is a good read for me.Edited by Michael Connelly.
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The Language Of Flowers By Vanessa Diffenbaugh -
It's her first book and I think it's really brill :)
Not finished it yet but will probably finish it by tonight .
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As I go forward in my life, I felt I needed to change the way I have been thinking and this book seemed like a great way to learn how to do it.I recommend this one if you want to overhaul your life and live in positivity.
Living the Life You Love: The No-Nonsense Guide...
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Chatelaine - A Woman's PlaceI find this book to be very interesting. I had borrow from the Library.Edited by Sylvia FraserSeventy Years in The Lives Of Canadian Woman
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Paris Spleen - by Charles Baudelaire. Originally published in 1869. In English translation in the 1940s. My edition 1971.
I was given this as a gift by a former lover in 1984. Time for a second read.
A series of prose poems composed between 1855 and 1867. He sought a poetic...
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Abraham Lincoln- Vampire Hunter - I never saw the movie but am reading the book. I prefer the books over the movie of any book written, considering that the authors can write details within the story of characters emotions and actions that is only hinted at by the actors acting...
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I Am Curreantly Reading Forest Of Darkness - its a vampire sires I love it the next one is demon in my view hehe I hope to own them all the Writer does very well in her story telling a young woman tries to save her brothers life from a vampire and in doing so she is tricked into...
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Southern Literature Gem - I just finished "A Land More Kind than Home" by Wiley Cash. This literary book takes place in western North Carolina. Fascinating characters, told in three separate points of view. I highly recommend this book.
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To The Edge Of The Sky - By Anhua Gao"A Story of Love, Betrayal, Suffering and the Strength of Human Courage."This lady went through a lot in the culture revolution of China. This is very interesting book to read. I never have experience the culture revolution of China but...
Nov 27
Knight Of Swords - It's written by Ian Breckon. I only started reading it today, so I'm not extremely far, but the 4 pages I have read are much more interesting that that stupid Evermore book by Alyson Noël.Anyways... about Knight Of Swords:"Winter 1944: northern Italy is a...
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Jun 18, 2011
China For Women - This is a collections of stories by different female writers. It is quite interesting. I did not read that much feminist books. Now I'm going to read more. By The Feminist Press. Of course people have to read themselves to see if they like it or not.
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Nov 17
JFK And The Unspeakable: Why He Died And Why It Matters - First published in 2008, JFK and the Unspeakable by James W. Douglass is the most detailed and wide-ranging account of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy that I have ever come across. Drawing on a variety of...
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Feb 2
Three Cups of Tea - A true story about an American with little of his own money who builds schools in Muslim countries for girls. The first cup of tea means you're a guest, The second cup of tea means you're a friend. The third cup of tea means you're family and...
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Apr 25, 2008
Bible John's Secret Daughter - Just finished this book and not a bad read at all.....Just leaves so many questions unanswered.
Nov 9
Early Anthropology In The Sixteenth & Seventeenth Centuries - by Margaret Hodgen.
An oldie but a goodie, first published in the 1960s. The author was a venerable American professor (my guess is she's dead now; I forgot to google and check). She writes very well, engagingly in...
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Invisible Chians - By Benjamin Perrin"Canada's Underground World of Human Trafficking."This book was is bit shocking for me because I didn't know that Canada is a developed country has this kind of stuffing happening. It is so cruel and disgusting that some people who exploited...
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Parasites By Daphnie Du Maurier - have only just started it, so cant tell you much at the moment, but all her other books have been great and well worth reading.
i am currently trying to read all of her books and loving every minuet of it.
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Lady Chatterley's Lover - by David Herbert Lawrence.
Something of a classic this one; certainly before its time in broaching the bounds of sensuality and sexuality that could normally have been considered to define quality prose.
Late in life I turn to reading it, which is...
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by Joseph Silk, published 1980. Sub-titled Creation & Evolution of the Universe.
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Accept The Challenge - a life in football by Leigh Matthews.
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This is the first US installation of this popular London Italian eatery. With a focus on sourcing the finest quality ingredients and maintaining affordability, Cecconi's West Hollywood features a menu of simply prepared, Venetian-influenced food and drink. Open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. A vibrant neighborhood feel during the morning transforms into a chic lunch spot and one of the top destinations in Los Angeles for dinner.
8764 Melrose AvenueTel: (1-310) 432 2000
A quartet of spaces grace this romantic little restaurant famous for its outside patio with a backlit bar, gothic chandeliers, candles, ferns and fountains. The bamboo-lined inner patio and French country-style piano room are tranquil and intimate while the blue room, decked in rustic wooden tables and sheepskin-covered chairs, is perfect for fireside dining. The French-Mediterranean cooking focuses on organic, local and seasonal elements with appetizers for two, including the pistachio-crusted chèvre, Merguez sausage, green olive tuna tartare, a medley of salads, and authentic spanikopita, falafel, and hummus.
Hyped by the Batali-Silverton mystique from the beginning, this instantly iconic Hollywood spot remains one of L.A.'s most sought-after reservations. A high-ceilinged room is casual yet elegant, with deep earthy tones, leather banquettes and giant wooden wine racks. It is dominated by the bustling, vibrant marble mozzarella bar frequently manned by Silverton herself. An upscale, eclectic, animated Hollywood crowd revels in the passionate cuisine and astonishing landscape of Italian wine.
Mastro's offers prime steaks and fresh seafood with a masterful wine list in an elegant cosmopolitan atmosphere. With live music and dancing seven nights a week in the piano bar, you can't help but have an unparalleled dining experience. Walnut wood furniture with over-stuffed chairs and accents of bronze and marble add warmth and comfort throughout the restaurant.
The ceilings are high, the wood dark, the linen heavy, and the martinis clear, cold and dry. The dining room is washed in a pale, masculine light that seems imported from some century-old restaurant in New Orleans, and the white-jacketed waiters call you Sir, even if you're wearing sneakers. This is, in other words, a serious place to have lunch, the kind of place where the Beverly Hills Rotary might hold its meetings if the Rotary had a chapter for aspiring billionaires. The steaks are good, and the steak tartare is sublime. You will also find this town's essential rice pudding, touched with cinnamon, drizzled with heavy cream, coaxing the nutty, rounded essence out of every grain of rice.9560 Dayton Way, Beverly Hills Tel: (1-310) 276 0615


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Dansby couldn't cover that if they handed it to him
I wish just one of these bounces would go our way.
We NEVER recover fumbles. It's like our defenders are afraid of the damn ball.
Only the Dolphins would have a Chicago Bears Ballboy as their GM
Hartline grow a pair
The above post is not subject to penalty under the TOS I declare the Hayden Fox defense. " It is impossible for the staff to know my context therefore I cannot be penalized"
If Tannehill throws it a bit further, Hartline goes for a TD- underthrew it
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1 1/2 blks(3min walk!) to Public Beach!/SoExpHtd Pool-WiFi in Marco Island
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2
- sleeps 8
- pool yes
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Ideally located, - One-level 3BR, 2Bath home w/heated pool and Dbl garage has been recently renovated for your arrival.
Maple Ave, is one of only 2 streets that are direct pathways to Collier Blvd allowing instant access to the new Public Beach located next to the Madeira. When close beach access is your idea of the perfect vacation, this is the property you're looking for! Step out the door with your provided wagon equipped with beach towels and rolling cooler and head left on the sidewalk that will take you straight to S. Collier Blvd. After crossing Collier Blvd, you'll see the beautiful paved beach access lined with Palm trees and you're there! 5 minutes if you walk slow!
Beautiful granite counter tops in the kitchen and bathrooms, ceramic tiled floors, new beds & furniture, extra bed available using the sofa bed, fresh paint inside and out, are just a few of the touches we've added to this Marco Island home.
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Last modified on 12-8-2013 at 6:32 PM.
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house rental amenities
Master BRsuite carpeted w/new luxury King-size pillow-top mattress/box spring has glass patio doors providing direct access to the southern exposed electric heated pool and garden lanai. The master suite also has full bath attached with beautiful new granite counter tops on the twin vanity lav w/pocket doors separating the tiled shower and toilet. FlatscreenTV for your relaxing time.
Poolside Guest Bedroom with pillowtop Queen bed also boasts glass patio doors w/direct access to the pool allowing a beautiful view of the gardens and water. - a lovely location for any guest! Although not attached, the main bathroom is located right next to this bedroom making it easily accessible to both the bedroom and pool. A second door in the main bath opens directly to the pool area.
Guest Bedroom is equipped with 2 pillow-topped twin bed sets and is located next to the Poolside Guest Bedroom making it an ideal bedroom for children or additional guests. A pocket door separates the wing for the 2 guest BR for add'l privacy.
Kitchen: Beautiful granite countertops with views and easy access to the pool/lanai for "al fresco" dining! Modern appliances include Refrigeratior w/icemaker, stove, microwave, dishwasher, garbage disposal, coffeemaker, blender, and full assortment of cookware and dishes.
Entertainment Room: Large HDTV flatscreen TV, FREE WiFi, Sleeper Queen-size sofa provides extra sleeping space, and patio doors to access the pool area. Phone w/free long distance within the continental USA.
activities and attractions in Marco Island Gulf Coast South
The perfect home for sun seekers desiring fast easy access to the nicest public beach on Marco Island! This home is an easy 3 minute walk to the beach and 5 minutes to the Marriott Spa/Resort. These 2 attractions make the location ideal as there is an abundance of activities available: parasailing, jetski rentals, fishing, shopping, spa, and more!
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1-week minimum stay required. (Saturday to Saturday)
Non-peak rate: April 14, 2012 - December 22, 2012: $1100.00 plus $105.00 cleaning & rental fees
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Florida tax: 10%
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Learn more in our Security CenterTop things to do in Marco Island
- The Beach! - Beautiful sunsets, shelling, parasailing, jetski
- Fishing - many charters available close by!
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{hope you've had a beautiful weekend + a few lovely links}
. . . was just remarking how the weekend positively flew by, as if a dream, one that was filled with pastel-coloured pastries and chocolat fleur de sel biscuits [every delectable bite all but gone now], and visits with the past, a wardrobe of lace-lined cardigans, striped gold sequined tops and coral cashmere sweaters, and now on this sun-drenched early-march monday, fast approaching the wrapping up stages of a few projects, and with the near arrival of spring comes many other wonderful things . . .
hope you've had a beautiful weekend, and that your week is off to a perfect start, —roséline xo
[a few lovely links below] x
a f e w l o v e l y l i n k s
* décor : warm & modern
* a glimpse : the atelier of helena mareque [via sarah]
* diy : acrylic framed wallpaper
* update : a few tumbles here & there
* spring things : this draped silk dress & this clutch
* décor : paint outside the box
* beautiful details : one & two
* glass cabinets & conservatories : a home in belgium
* how-to : a pretty hair bow
* at home with : tabitha simmons, manhattan
* on the dressing table : gold eyeshadow
* travel : a street in sydney [via nikole]
* spring things : pretty pastels & tousled hair
* blog inspiration : hawaiian coconut
{as always, a few things you may have missed:}
* the long-awaited return of favourite five : an interview with florist, nicolette camille
* take me away № 21 : city guides № 1 : paris
* spring things : perfect pink
* travel : the pink fountains of lisbon
* monday, monday & a bright new week
* travel : hotel thoumieux, paris
[image: photography by a simple photograph via style me pretty & discovered on crush cul de sac]
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- jules @ The Diversion Project [Reply] said... [Reply to comment]
thanks R, you're a love. xx
- March 05, 2012
- FrenchByDesign [Reply] said... [Reply to comment]
Oh, merci for the link love! Happy week to you! ;)
- March 05, 2012
I am in love with your blog!
Thank you for the lovely links!
xox Linda xox - March 05, 2012
- Inés [Reply] said... [Reply to comment]
.. such great and inspiring links again! Thank you!
Big hugs!
SimplyClassyMe.blogspot.com - March 05, 2012
- lorenabr [Reply] said... [Reply to comment]
Wonderful! :)
- March 06, 2012
- lena [Reply] said... [Reply to comment]
Beautiful foto. I love your blog is an inspiration to me.
Kisses from Portugal. - March 06, 2012
- Chrissa Brown [Reply] said... [Reply to comment]
Hi Roseline, I didn't get to the links because I couldn''t stop admiring that beautiful photo in your post! Very dreamy.
Thanks :)
Chrissa - March 06, 2012
- Gawgus things... [Reply] said... [Reply to comment]
Great links! Thanks so much :)
Emma x - March 06, 2012
- Looking Glass [Reply] said... [Reply to comment]
Yay! A Sydney street! Such a cool street, too :-)
~ Clare x - March 06, 2012
- Thea vintage [Reply] said... [Reply to comment]
Oh! Captures the feeling of early springtime!
- March 06, 2012
- Sarah Butland [Reply] said... [Reply to comment]
The picture is gorgeous, the moment so inspiring and reassuring. To have that bliss is what we cal need at least once a day.
Cherish every moment.
Thanks for reading and writing,
Sarah Butland - March 07, 2012
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The Premier League leaders have seen their second-half performance in recent games heavily scrutinised after finding themselves on the back foot against Swansea, Manchester United and Aston Villa.
It had been suggested the issue was down to a lack of fitness, but Rodgers believes the problem is likely to be more mental than physical.
"Funnily enough we have sat down this week and looked at that," Rodgers is quoted as saying in The Times. "For me it has been mostly in the last two games.
"We intentionally dropped our lines a bit deeper against Aston Villa because of their pace, and that was fine.
"Against Manchester United we dropped too deep, too quickly. Even though we looked comfortable that was not the type of game we want to play
"And against Swansea we were very good in the first half but were not how I expected us to be in the second half.
"We showed great resilience and great determination to take a point but I was disappointed we didn't get all three.
"It is more of a mental than physical thing for me. A few weeks ago we were saying how fit all the players looked.
"Their condition is fine. But sometimes it is something natural that happens in a game."
Think it's quite straight forward. It's a young team and the back 4 in the Swansea game had never played. Toure replaced Wisdom with that in mind I suspect. This will come as they get used to being in the lead and defending against late onslaughts, particularly away. Most concerning was the fact Gerrard didn't use his experience as captain and senior player, and without Coutinho knitting them together, the front-most 6 players were playing independently of one another.- surprisedicare


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Lei Lounge serves up a roster of rich, savory dishes, culling inspiration from both sides of the Pacific Ocean. Roll up with a group of peckish pals and dig into a shareable meal, such as the loaded nachos, adorned with chili-spiced beef or chicken, black olives, black beans, guacamole, jalapeño peppers, and cheese ($12). The Kobe beef hotdog sliders pair tubular meats with a trio of mustard dipping sauces that complement each other better than a bikini with a matching monocle.
When they're not competing in the World Salsa Championships on ESPN and placing in the top 10, Sergio Jasso and Gabriela Equiz-Jasso lead the team of pro instructors at Alma Latina Dance Company. There, they specialize in instruction for students of all ages and skill levels. Whether during private lessons or group classes, the instructors can expertly impart skills in styles such as ballet, mambo, salsa, cumbia, bachata, and rhythm and technique.
Pole Sinsations sets the stage for its sassy dance style by promoting positivity and self-confidence while female students explore a new art form. A roster of classes considers both the fledgling dancer and sentient barbershop marquees with a graduated curriculum for students of all levels of pole familiarity. Instructors closely guide newbies through Intro to Pole Fitness, in which ladies learn proper hand and foot placement as well as basic spins, all sandwiched between a body-protecting warm-up and cooldown. As dancers advance, they work to spice up the choreography with more challenging spins, off-the-floor inversions, and the elusive upside-down light-bulb change. Specialty sessions fold flirtation into classic routines, as students saunter through chair and lap dances or wield canes, top hats, and gloves for a feisty burlesque number. For each class, women should don comfy shorts, tank tops, and their choice of 4–6 inch heels or sexy wading galoshes.
Zen Cafe's chefs have honed the art of inventive hand rolls, working in the media of seaweed, sushi rice, and fresh fish. Serious dinner diners can loosen up chopstick implants with manila-fried chicken skewers ($7) or a sashimi trifecta of maguro, hamachi, and nama sake pieces ($16). Wrapped-up eight-piece edibles include the assertive Seal the Deal roll ($11), stocked with crab and avocado before being deep-fried and decorated with shrimp, avocado, and eel sauce, and the classic california roll ($7). Brave eaters can conquer the Godzilla roll ($11), loaded with spicy tuna and tempura-fried, then garnished with a seaweed salad, seared tuna, and sriracha—a traditional sauce made from sun-ripened chilis and one-a-day whale vitamins. Swigs of Midori melon sake ($7) soothe hard-tasting tongues, and creamy swallows of white-chocolate-glazed ricotta cheesecake ($5) prep throats for singing to tunes on the dance floor.
Sooner or later, your girlfriend is going to figure out that all those fancy restaurants are just your bedroom redecorated with a new elaborate disguise each week. Today's Groupon will help you postpone the inevitable by throwing a real fancy restaurant into the mix. For $20, you'll get $45 worth of sophisticated American fare and drinks at Fifth Avenue's Urban Bar and Grill. Your taste buds will leap for joy under the spell of live entertainment, an extended happy hour, and pleasing tableware.