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101 things to do in the summer in New York City 2012
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It's summer again in New York City, and you know what that means: Crowds of cute, scantily clad people wandering the city. While gazing at them in Sheep's Meadow and on the High Line is not officially one of our 101 things to do in the summer, we've collected some that are nearly as entertaining—epic music festivals, theater, exhibits, fairs, and all the best things to do outdoors. It's everything worth breaking a sweat over this summer in NYC.
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See New York's space shuttle
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The Enterprise's flyover made for one dramatic entrance. Get more than a brief glimpse on June 6, the tentative date when the shuttle will ride a barge up the Hudson to its final destination, the deck of aircraft carrier turned museum the USS Intrepid. You'll have to wait until a climate-controlled pavilion is built around the shuttle, but by July 19, patrons will be able to view the shuttle's exterior and explore the history of space with interactive exhibits.
- Pier 86, Twelfth Ave, (at 46th St)
Hit up Williamsburg's latest outdoor venue
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The brand-spankin'-new, 7,000-person-capacity venue Williamsburg Park opens this summer, filling the void for concerts on the Williamsburg waterfront. Check out the space at a Northside Festival shindig (see No. 51) featuring indie-rock heavyweights Jens Lekman, Of Montreal and the Thermals (June 15 at 4pm; $33.50); a bill with hardcore faves Refused and Off! (July 18 at 5:30pm; $35); or during the jam-happy rock outfit My Morning Jacket's (pictured) sure-to-be-epic set (Aug 19 at 5pm; $49.50). More gigs will be announced throughout the summer, so keep an eye on our Williamsburg Park page for more upcoming shows.
- Kent Ave, (at N. 12th St)
Get involved during Pride Week
It's been a year of huge advances for the LGBT community, and this June NYC offers no shortage of places to celebrate Pride Week, from the classic NYC Pride March (where you can join a million spectators lining city streets) to the kinky leatherfest Folsom Street East. The Dance on the Pier and Rapture on the River end the week on a high-energy note. If you're feeling philanthropic, you can join TONY in supporting the Trevor Project—a nonprofit organization that offers suicide-prevention services to LGBTQ youth—by donating to the cause or buying a ticket to Trevor Live New York, the organization's annual music-and-comedy gala on June 25.
See classic films in Bryant Park
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Essential Monday-night staple HBO-Bryant Park Summer Film Festival celebrates its 20th year this June. And as with year's past, the lineup is stellar, running the gamut from black-and-white classics—Psycho (June 18), On the Waterfront (July 9), The Maltese Falcon (July 23)—to big-budget Hollywood spectacles including The Wizard of Oz (July 2) and Raiders of the Lost Ark (Aug 20). Make sure to pack rotten tomatoes in your picnic in case Glenn Beck makes another appearance on the lawn.
- Sixth Ave, (between 40th and 42nd Sts)
New York Philharmonic: Concerts in the Parks
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The Phil skipped its popular summer series last season, but the hometown orchestra returns to play five concerts in parks across the city this year: Alan Gilbert and guest maestro Andrey Boreyko lead the players in invigorating fare by Respighi, Tchaikovsky and Brahms, while we revel in the merlot warmth within us and the starry skies above us. Visit nyphil.org for details.
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Ride to the Rockaways
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Join the Five Borough Bike Club on its Sunday morning Bicycle Beach Bums ride (10am–5pm; free; through Aug 26) from Grand Army Plaza to either Neponsit Beach or Jacob Riis Park in the Rockaways. The route consists mainly of bike lanes and less heavily trafficked streets. and it's a 30-mile round-trip (assuming you don't ride the A train home). It may sound like a long way, but once you're crossing the Marine Parkway–Gil Hodges Memorial Bridge and look down on the beckoning shore, it's worth it. Once you've made it to the Rockaways, claim your reward. Make a beeline for Rockaway Beach Club, the row of foodie concessions that include returning vendors like Motorboat & the Big Banana (try the chocolate-dipped bananas) and Santa Salsa (which slings Venezuelan street-style hot dogs). Keep an eye out for new-to-the-beach outposts of NYC eateries such as Steve's Ice Cream, the Commodore and the Lobster Joint. If you can drag yourself away from the shore, head to Rockaway Taco's modest shack, located a couple blocks from the beach. It serves amazing tacos (tofu, fish, carne, chorizo; $3–$4), watermelon juice ($2) and a plantain quesadilla ($4) that somehow encapsulates the joy of summer in each sweet bite. You should be able to find it by way of the loud music and faint smell of heaven.
- Boardwalk, (between Beach 9th and Beach 149th Sts)
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The euro rose against the dollar on Thursday, pushed higher by reports that central banks are planning coordinated action if required after this coming weekend's Greek elections.
A report by Reuters said the banks are ready to ensure that there is sufficient cash flowing through the financial system in the event that liquidity is required following the vote in Greece. Egypt and France also go to the polls this week-end.
The euro rose from $1.2579 on Wednesday to $1.2613 last night, a notable rise given that it hasn't closed higher than $1.26 since last month.
The dollar index, which measures the greenback against a basket of six other major currencies, declined from 82.126 mid-week to 81.917 yesterday.
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The Swiss franc experienced a brief leap after the Swiss National Bank once again called for the enforcement of the minimum exchange rate, saying it was ready to purchase foreign currency in limitless amounts to achieve this aim.
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I am a college-trained painter and creative writer, though my interest in both mediums stems from a childhood fascination with illustrating my own fairy tales. As for leather crafting, I am new to the craft with only a little over a year of experience under my belt! I first learned the craft from the wonderful tutorials of Andrea Masse, a fellow mask-maker here on Artfire by the username Merimask.
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I had heard whispers of Artfire in recent times, but had no idea what it was until the beta exit deal the site offered in October of last year! I took a chance jumping on this deal and I am so glad I did! I love the sense that Artfire is growing and full of people excited about its progressive development and future. Each time I look, there's a new feature that makes my experience as a seller easier and that lets me know Artfire is paying attention. Finding a place like that which isn't content to stay the same, but to constantly improve, is the sign of a great place to be!
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With the economy as bad as it is, it's just darn hard to find a job! This has caused an unexpected trend of people turning to their handicrafts as an alternate source of income and finding that there is a demand for that 'something special', for that touch of a human hand behind the creation of an item. Being stressed out by the 9-5 desk job and overwhelmed by a world full of mediocre choices makes giving or receiving that handmade item all the more special and inspiring! While many of us toil in unemployment, those with a love of handicrafts are able to find hope and inspiration in the fact they can access a handmade marketplace. We're also able to reinvigorate many dying art forms when they had been thought all but obsolete. Buying and selling handmade items makes it easier for people to find the magic in these art forms once again.


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I bought this dress for my step-son's evening wedding. I am 60 years old, have problems with fit as I am 5'2" and a bit broad across my back and fairly well-endowed. Everything about this dress hid all of my issues and it is so pretty on. The ruffle at the bottom adds a fun detail. I know I will be able to wear this dress again to other events.
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This little dress set is going to be a mother-of the -bride dress! It is perfectly elegant, as well as having just enough bling to set it off! The sizing was good, I actually took a size smaller than I anticipated, but the fit was great! The added flairs and ruffles in the dress really set it apart from many others. An added bonus - It is not "wedding" looking, so I can wear it many other times after the wedding!
The photo does not clearly show the ruffles down the front , sides and back of the jacket. I was wiling to accept the ruffles at the bottom of the back of the jacket, which are clearly shown in the photo. I did NOT want ruffles everywhere so I returned it. However, it is really pretty and very appropriate for the formal occasion I was going to attend. But those ruffles looked juvenile and detracted from the elegance of the dress. Frankly, I don't know why the designer added ruffles to this dress, since they made it too busy. If you like ruffles, you will LOVE this dress. I checked that I would recommend the purchase because the dress (without the ruffles) is pretty.
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The dress was exceptionally comfy for a dressy outfit. It is suitcase & bra friendly. The jacket makes it look more formal. The color is such a dark navy that it looks black. Would be a great mother-of-the-bride dress. Take the jacket off for dancing. But I decided against keeping it because it was a bit too formal for the occasion.
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Idea: I see this happening around the time Damian Wayne grows up and becomes batman, about twenty years in the future from the current reboot (If you keep up with that. And, yes, I'm letting Damian live.) Bruce Wayne himself has passed on. The old Batgirls, Barbra, Stephanie, and Cassandra have all moved on. Barbra has become the Commissioner of the GCPD (Gotham City Police Department). Stephanie has retired from superhero-ing after getting married and settling down. Cassandra sometimes still takes up her Black Bat persona in China, but for the most part, lives in peace with herself. No Batgirl has been seen in Gotham in over two years. Two girls separately decide to rectify this. However when they first encounter each other, they don't get along, and their disagreement causes a bad guy to get away. Batman doesn't tolerate them and tells them to never wear the costumes again. Neither girl wants to give up so they grudgingly decide to work together to gain the respect of Batman.
This will be more episodic, focusing more on the girls than Batman, except for the first episode where they meet Batman for the first time.
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Location: Gotham City
Yes, as long as it's not FxF. (I just can't write it well.)
If yes, then we need to double up with a male OC. I'd prefer the men not to be part of the whole superhero gig. If pushed, I'll allow one of them to be involved.
If yes, keep in mind that the main focus will be on the two girls become friends and navigating life, not romance. There's a time and place, but not for every time and place.
Other: I like posts with detail, emotion, thoughts, everything. I like to get to know your character, which I cannot do if you only give me walls of people talking. I post a lot, so expect it. (Anywhere from 3 paragraphs on up.)
I don't really expect each episode to last very long, so don't worry about that.
I do like equal involvement from you. Since we're doing episodes, I expect you to play villain(s) in the episode you run. Collaboration is the best. Talk to me, I always like running things by people to make things easier to understand and streamlined.
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Dividing lines: Grazing and conflict along the Sudan-South Sudan border. (65,000 words). HSBA Working Paper No. 30. Geneva: Small Arms Survey. 18 July 2013.
Under the soil, the people. Onsite Review 29: Geology. An essay on geology and the claims of memory. May 2013.
Influence: Three and a Half Metaphors. An essay on literary influence. The Waste Books. 20 April 2013.
Every thing has its own silence. An essay on sound and silence, in Marseille and Paris. Onsite Review 28: Sound. Fall 2012. You can read a version of this essay just prior to the final tearsheet here.
Islands of the Imagination. A short letter on islands. Onsite Review 28: Sound. Fall 2012. It is available here as a PDF.
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I'm trying to collect bits and pieces of her to store it in a box.
She has blonde hair. This goes in the box.
She was about 4'11 ft tall. That goes in the box.
She was a meth user. That… that probably won't go in the box.
It's a feeling hard to describe, this unspoken bond I feel I have to his birth-mother. I'm desperate to know anything about her but we can't. It ended up to be much like a closed adoption. I hold on to the hope that one day she will be open to a picture… and maybe even one day meeting us.
I ask the nurses that were there for his delivery. Everything happened so fast, they all say. Some saw her. Some were too busy. Some were too mad at her for the words that came out of her mouth. But one, one saw her. I asked about her complexion and I hurried to catch every word to store it in my invisible box.
One day he'll want to know.
I look at my precious baby boy as he lays peacefully on my chest. I kiss him and smell his baby scented skin. I think of her and thank her as if she could hear my thoughts.
I pray she heals; her mind, her body, her spirit. I pray she gets to know Jesus. I pray for her other babies. I pray that she knows just how much I'm grateful for her life.
He smiles in his sleep. Sometimes it's a side smile, with one side of his lip raised. Sometimes his whole little mouth smiles. I tell the nurses he must be dreaming of an unlimited supply of cows. He's strong willed, so far. He know what he wants. But he knows just how to tug at my heart strings. My sweet angel managed to make me blur out all the crying babies, talking nurses, and incessant beeping machines as he tightly held on to my finger and stared right into my eyes. I know you're my momma, his eyes translated to my heart.
I wonder if she thinks of him. She never wanted to see him, so she doesn't know just how handsome, sweet, and adorable he is. His hair has shades of red and blonde. His nose so perfectly shaped. I walk around the NICU as I wear my baby and the nurses say that he's starting to look like us, my face glows with the biggest smile and I look at him, he's a reflection of my husband and I, but will always have something from his birth momma, and I'd like to think it's her smile.


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Cellar/Tasting Notes WS: "A brilliant effort from Alexandre Thienpont, the 2006 Vieux Chateau Certan is atypically high in Merlot (85%), with the rest Cabernet Franc. A huge bouquet of cedar, coffee, black currants, cherries, and pain grille soars from the glass of this full-bodied, opulent, fleshy, lavishly endowed..
Cellar/Tasting Notes "One of the greatest young wines I have ever tasted, the monumental 2009 Cos d'Estournel has lived up to its pre-bottling potential. A remarkable effort from winemaking guru Jean-Guillaume Prats and owner Michel Reybier, this blend of 65% Cabernet Sauvignon and the rest Merlot (33%) and a touch..
Cellar/Tasting Notes Massive, unctuously textured, and rich, but at the same time refreshing and vibrant, this extraordinary effort appears to be the finest Vieux Chateau Certan made in my lifetime.
Cellar/Tasting Notes Can the 2009 Ducru Beaucaillou be better than the brilliant 2000 and extraordinary 2003 and 2005? Purchasers will have to decide for themselves, but this compelling effort is one of the all-time great Ducru Beaucaillous.
Cellar/Tasting Notes "It displays enormous creme de cassis and boysenberry fruit with some cherries, spice box, and crushed rock in the background. It is intense, with loads of minerality, huge extraction, massive power, yet again, the vintage character seems to have given it a freshness and vibrancy despite the..
Cellar/Tasting Notes "Floral, lemon, apple and cream with dried pineapple and apricot. Full,bodied, but very focused and refined. It starts slowly and then, wham! It goes on and on. Spicy, dried fruits and spices. Full-bodied, medium-sweet. So long and exciting."
Cellar/Tasting Notes "This wine is fermented in oak tanks, malolactic in barrel, aged on its lees, then bottled unfined and unfiltered. A brilliant wine, opaque blue/purple in color, with an extraordinary nose of the essence of wet rocks intermixed with a floral perfume aspect, it displays enormous creme de cassis,..
Cellar/Tasting Notes "Nearly scary in its intensity and over-the-top liqueur of stones and minerals is the 2003 Ermitage l'Ermite blanc. I'll keep my tasting notes brief as there are less than 60 cases of this extraordinary wine. It represents the essence of marmalade, citrus oil, white flowers, and minerals. This..


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Despite other reviews our room was very nice and we very much enjoyed our 4 nights at the Imperiale. It was clean and staff was helpful. It is close to the shopping area of Taormina and you will fall in love with this city....We have only good memories of our stay here and off course we recommend this hotel.
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- Myths of classic Greece, the Sicilian sea, Saracen and Norman echoes reflecting on the snowy slopes of Mount Etna. Day after day, the silence, colours, light and the aromas of Taormina relate infinite pages of stories, legends and traditions. An exploration of trees and sunsets, starry nights, timeless moments in the exclusive setting of the Hotel Imperiale. Stroll up to Hotel Imperiale through the streets of the historic centre of Taormina; through the scent of wisteria and the colour of bougainvillea. The position of the building, standing above the roofs of the town, provides an exceptional panorama, with the Greek Theatre in the foreground and the sea, from Capo S. Alessio to the Bay of Naxos in the near distance. A short walk away you will find Corso Umberto, Taormina's exclusive promenade, which has seen a host of celebrities make this small part of Paradise famous throughout the world: Maupassant, Goethe, Oscar Wilde, Vittorio De Sica, Sophia Loren, Gregory Peck, Greta Garbo, Cary Grant, Rita Hayworth and Liz Taylor. The magic of Taormina has beguiled many film directors over the years into setting their films here. Still today the world of cinema keeps its appointment every year for the Taormina Film Festival. Located in the heart of Taormina's historic centre, close to Corso Umberto I and the Palacongressi (home of the International film Festival), the historic Hotel Imperiale was built at the beginning of the 20th century and reopened in 2009 after restructuring works. The design and the restructuring has been carried out in full observance of the styles and local materials, such as the widely used volcanic stone, and has been adapted to modern requirements, in line with the philosophy of all hotels of the Exclusive Hotel Collection. The 63 rooms and suites enjoy Brazilian rosewood furniture, in colours reminiscent of the warmth of Sicily, its mosaics, ceramics and volcanic stone. The exclusive Pool and Terrace Suites boast a solarium or private terrace with a private outdoor spa bath and steam room. A panoramic outdoor pool and a Roof Garden treat guests to stunning views. This luxury 5 star hotel offers an exclusive 260 m² SPA with 5 CARITA and DECLEOR treatment rooms, the Anfiteatro restaurant with VIP room, serving traditional Sicilian dishes, the Pool Bar and a 200 seat conference hall making it an ideal place for important events and special occasions. ... more less
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We might not be in Kansas, but we sure are in Catawba County — a county with a rich heritage of farming. While Kansas is flat, prairie land, our area boasts gently rolling farmland.
In another life, I suspect I was a farm girl — the life appeals to me. I suppose it's not a realistic wish to want to live on a farm because the work is hard, demanding, and in the blink of an eye, or storm, entire crops and livestock are destroyed.
The farms I grew up with were on TV and in the movies. Lassie and Timmy lived on a farm. The Ingalls lived in a little house on the prairie. Actually, they lived in a cabin on a farm. Dorothy and Toto lived on a farm.
I lived vicariously on the farms of TV and movies rather than in real life. In recent years, as a reporter, I've been to several farms to write feature stories. Quite honestly, leaving was difficult. I felt at home and wanted to know about the lives of farming families.
For instance, I learned when you see a sign that indicates cattle crossing, it's wise and a good thing to slow down. I sat for probably 10 minutes while hundreds of dairy cows crossed the paved state road from one pasture to another.
Quite frankly, I made sure the car windows were up, and why I don't know — I locked the doors. I was amazed the cows didn't stampede, and a good thing, too, because I didn't see any cowboys around to herd the errant cows. Silly, city girl me.
In spite of my apprehension, it was fascinating to watch the cows plod along, one after another, head to tail, to cross the road.
I can count on one hand the number of farms in the county I visited. However, Saturday, I have an opportunity — and so do you — to visit nine farms in Catawba County.
Catawba County Agri-tourism Day is Saturday, and the activities are designed to be self-guided. Nine farms are listed on the tour. Imagine visiting a farm that raises Montadale sheep. Windy Wool Windings also has fleeces, roving yarns and weavings for sale as well lambs and lamb meat.
Visit LFR Farms and Greenhouses — a farm of more than 1,000 acres.
Of course, I've been to Ira Cline's farm to pick strawberries in the past. Now I go to get fresh blueberries.
One of the farms — Bird Brain Ostrich Ranch — on the tour is unique in that ostrich are raised.
Red Wolf Farm offers a Civil War reenactment. Another tidbit — the 45-acre farm was the site of the Jenny Lind Iron Forge from 1804-1980.
I've heard of Buffalo Beals Animal Park but never been there. Here's my chance to see elk, antelope, camel, giraffe, chimpanzee, buffalo, kangaroos, monkeys and other exotic and domestic animals.
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The variety of farms on the tour is remarkable. Hats off the the farmers who are committed to preserve this agricultural way of live.
Take the tour and show the farmers your appreciation for the work they do.
A complete listing of the farm sites and directions to each one are in today's Outlook.
Leave the city limits behind and start the tour.
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A hearing on Wednesday in Ottawa will deal with five motions from all the defendants in the case to dismiss Guergis's claims that Prime Minister Stephen Harper, the Conservative Party and others defamed her and conspired to "engage in unlawful acts" to kick her out of the party in 2010.
Guergis's expulsion followed allegations about her personal behaviour.
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