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I have tried using straight GTD and straight RPM. Neither of them work too well together for me. I even looked at Franklin Covey. I was just going to use Outlook with List Pro for my desktop and on my mobile List Pro with Pocket Informant. I was going to work straight off my action lists with an 80/20 princeple.
Now however, I am replacing List Pro with a program called achieve planner. The problem with achieve planner is it works tops down (like RPM) for the weekly review in the automated wizard but other wise makes a killer GTD application.
Any feed back about what you think. I really need to decide on something.
Essentilaly for project and life planning my system looks like this
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Achieve Planner syncs directly to both OUtlook and Pocket Informant. I need recommendations about how to use Achieve Planner. Any one using it here with how they syncronize with their PDA etc for determining next actions etc. The more detailed the better. My biggest hold-up with it seems to be the automated weekly review which goes top down and not bottom up. Also I am not sure wether you folks recommend scheduling tasks or project blocks on the calendar or neither.


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In a discovery that Minnesota conservation officers said they couldn't believe, a shopping cart completely covered in zebra mussels was found in the back of a pickup truck in a Two Harbors parking lot recently. Driver Bruce A. Hinsverk, 51, of Wahpeton, N.D., told officers he saw the shopping cart next to two dumpsters on the Duluth waterfront and thought it would be cool to have on display at his hair salon, according to the officers, and said he didn't know is that it's against the law to transport or possess even one zebra mussel. Hinsverk, who could not be reached for comment, was cited for unlawfully possessing or transporting a prohibited invasive species and given instructions on how to appeal the charge or pay a $500 fine. Minnesota DNR photo.
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NEWAYGO COUNTY -- Two people are dead and one is in critical condition after a crash where high speeds appear to be a factor.
According to the Newaygo County Sheriff's Office, the car, driven by 24-year-old Deverin Simons of Newaygo, was traveling north on Elm Avenue when he lost control, left the road and hit multiple trees. Simons was pronounced dead at the scene.
The front-seat passenger, 27-year-old Richie Aguilar of Fremont was taken to Spectrum Health and pronounced dead.
The back-seat passenger, identified as 24-year-old Michael Shortsle of Fremont was transported to Spectrum Health in Grand Rapids and is in critical condition.
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You've heard of Michael Bublé Meets Madison Square Garden? Pretty big record? Won a Grammy?
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Water [DVD]
Director : Deepa Mehta
Screenplay : Deepa Mehta
MPAA Rating : PG-13
Year of Release : 2005
Stars : Sarala (Chuyia), Lisa Ray (Kalyani), John Abraham (Narayan), Seema Biswas (Shakuntala), Kulbhushan Kharbanda (Sadananda), Waheeda Rehman (Bhagavati), Raghuvir Yadav (Gulabi), Vinay Pathak (Rabindra), Rishma Malik (Snehalata), Vidula Javalgekar (Auntie), Manorama (Madhumati)
Deepa Mehta's Water is the third and final film in her thematic trilogy about life in India, each of which is titled after one of the four elements. The other two films are Fire (1996), which is about two married women who engage in a lesbian affair, and Earth (1998), which is about the 1947 partition of India and Pakistan. Water is no less controversial in the topic it tackles--the treatment of widows under traditional Hindu law--and Mehta had become such a hated filmmaker in conservative Hindu religious circles that the sets for Water in Uttar Pradesh were destroyed and she had to move the production to Sri Lanka.
Despite being a relatively gentle film (not to mention beautifully shot by Giles Nuttgens, who also shot the other films in the trilogy), it's not hard to see why some would find Water so threatening. Mehta makes the argument that the 2,000-year-old tradition of forcing Hindu widows to live in poverty and isolation has nothing to do with religion and everything to do with economics. That is, it's not about faith or spirituality, but about saving money. As one character blatantly says near the end of the film, "One less mouth to feed, four less saris, and a free corner in the house. Disguised as religion, it's just about money."
The story takes place in 1938, and the central character is an eight-year-old girl named Chuyia (Sarala) who is widowed in the film's opening scenes despite not having remembered being married. Nevertheless, she is branded a widow for life and must leave her parents to live in an ashram with other widows, many of whom have been there since they were children and now are on the verge of death. Chuyia's long hair is shaved off and she must only wear white so that everyone knows she is a widow and can steer clear of her, lest they be tainted by contact.
Mehta, who also wrote the screenplay, casts her narrative net far and wide, giving us different character views of what it meant to be a widow-pariah at the time. We meet Madhumati (Manorama), an enormous, threatening woman who runs the ashram and represents compromise at its worst. Then there is Shakuntala (Seema Biswas), a much more sympathetic and thoughtful widow whose beliefs are challenged by her interactions with young Chuyia. Then there is Kalyani (Lisa Ray), a beautiful young widow who represents what might become of Chuyia in a few years if she were to continue living in the ashram. Also widowed as a little girl, Kalyani is the only woman in the ashram to have long hair because Madhumati allows her to be pimped out to wealthy members of the gentry. While this would seem to be a sin above all sins for a widow to prostitute herself, Madhumati justifies it because the money is needed for the ashram to survive.
The winds of change arrive with Narayan (John Abraham), a young law student who has become a follower of Mahatma Gandhi and has the temerity to not only fall in love with Kalyani, but want to marry her. Narayan is the film's moral voice--he stands for the kind of freedom against political intolerance garbed in religious tradition that Mehta finds so repulsive.
He also represents the possibility of goodness in men, which is otherwise lacking in the film. The tragic fate of the widows is contrasted starkly with the boorish attitude toward fidelity embodied in Narayan's wealthy father: While the widows waste their lives away in forced poverty being "faithful" to someone long dead, men with living wives of flesh and blood guiltlessly engage with mistresses and prostitutes, even going so far as to suggest that it is a form of blessing.
In a way, Narayan is a bit of a conceit because he is so fundamentally good and fair, and it is not surprising that Mehta puts her beliefs in his mouth and supports them with the omnipresence of Gandhi, who appears in person late in the film. In Water, Gandhi's importance lies less in his freeing the Indians from British colonialism than it does in his challenging of some of Hindu's repressive tendencies. There is much talk about Gandhi throughout the film--his name is spoken with a combined reverence and excitement by those who love him and a sense of wariness by those who don't want to lose the security of England's presence--yet it is not all about political freedom. "He said the untouchables are children of god," one person reports Gandhi having said, words that reverberate throughout the entire film.
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Aspect Ratio | 2.35:1 |
Anamorphic | Yes |
Audio | Hindi Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround |
Subtitles | English, Spanish |
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Distributor | 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment |
Release Date | August 29, 2006 |
The anamorphic widescreen transfer of Water is absolutely gorgeous. The film's cinematography is rich and detailed, although much of the film is limited to cooler shades of green, blue, and gray. The film's opening shots, however, are like Impressionist paintings, and they look stunning. The film's soundtrack is presented in an excellent Dolby Digital 5.1 surround mix that makes great use of the surround tracks to create an ambient environment (it seems to rain a lot, and the effect is quite enveloping). The musical score, which is a combination of traditional Indian instruments and Western-style orchestrations, sounds lush and full. | |
Writer/director Deepa Mehta has a calm, soothing voice, which casts something of a spell during her audio commentary. She talks about the filmmaking, but even more she discusses the social issues in the film, providing a great deal of cultural and sociological background that would otherwise be lost on those not familiar with Indian history and Hinduism. The disc also includes two featurettes. "The Making of Water" is a short, four-minute bit about the troubles faced by the film's production when Hindu fundamentalists tried to shut it down; it includes an interview with Mehta and news footage of the controversy from Indian TV. "Water: A Behind-the-Scenes Look" is a longer affair. Running some 21 minutes, it covers all the major aspects of the film's production, giving us video footage of the shooting of the film and interviews with Mehta and stars Lisa Ray, John Abraham, and Seema Biswas. |
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Dirk Fischer, Co - Director The COC Studio Jazz Ensemble is a contemporary big band with roots in the "Swing" era, the "Latin" dimension, funky jazz and ballroom dancing with overall musicianship as it's emphasis. The Afternoon Studio Jazz Ensemble/lab band serves as learning vehicle for students of all ages and abilities wishing to learn basic techniques and concepts of jazz performance. Instrumentation is open and singers are welcome. Performances include specially prepared arrangements of updated classics and vocals. Also featured are some of the more musical pop-rock hits. Currently the group's heavy SWING arrangements are favorites in the Santa Clarita and Simi Valleys. Arranger-composer Dirk Fischer writes most of the special material that the band performs. In 2005, KC Manji assumed leadership of the ensemble and has continued in the tradition of providing excellent big band jazz music in the Santa Clarita Valley. Most recently she took the Jazz Ensemble to the Reno Jazz Festival and the Coronado Jazz Festival where the band received First Place in the college level division. The band has also been invited to perform at many community affairs including New Year's Eve festivities, private parties and receptions, elementary, middle & high school performances, retirement facilities, business openings, and senior centers. Manji has introduced a wider variety of contemporary jazz literature to the ensemble and brought in well known jazz-recording artists such as Carol Kaye to perform with the band. For almost thirty years, under Fischer's direction, the COC Studio Jazz Ensemble has been a popular attraction at many community events, performing for the Santa Clarita Chamber of Commerce's "Frantic Follies", St. Clare's annual BBQ (our 18th year), "Noon Concerts" for the City of Santa Clarita, The Newhall Historical Society, The Santa Clarita Civic Assoc., The U.S. Amateur Ballroom Dancing Assoc., Old Town Newhall Street Fair and many other events. The COC Ensemble has been in the forefront of jazz education in Santa Clarita since it inherited the baton from pioneer jazz educator R.K. Downs in the early years of our college's history. Check our calendar
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There are hundreds of species of primates in the world today — monkeys, lemurs, gorillas, orangutans and more in a vibrant range of shapes, sizes and colors and found in virtually every type of tropical forest.
On the basis of their physical characteristics, primates are traditionally separated into two great clans: the prosimians — generally smaller, nocturnal and possessing more primitive features — and the anthropoids, encompassing all the monkeys and apes.
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Geographically, primates are found in four main regions. Those of Central and South America are referred to by scientists as New World primates and are described as Neotropical; those known as Old World primates are divided between the continent of Africa, the "island continent" of Madagascar and the region of Southeast Asia.
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Guest entries Posted 09.02.2013 by Footballtop.com Top 5 Football Clubs 2012 There are a lot of things that can be said and have been said about those clubs who are recognized the best. The top 5 football clubs in 2012 according to Footballtop.com are those how are most supported and most valuable for the fans around the world. They are the best not only on the pitch but also for among the fans that do their utmost to support their favourite club team. Top 5 clubs according to the website are the following. The fifth position takes Manchester United. The Red Devils have outrageous support around the world. Some survey suggested that around 1 billion fans around the world directly or indirectly support the guys of Sir Alex Ferguson. Their success is mostly predetermined by the fact that they constantly compete on the top level for any title they can possibly win. Moreover Manchester United are currently on top of the Premier League and qualified for the Champions League knock-out stage. However the season 2011/12 left the Mancunians without a trophy which didn't let them get higher than the 5th position. The fourth position is occupied by a team that gave us one of the most exciting Champions League performances of the recent times. Chelsea FC became those who produced one of the most powerful defence mechanisms that annihilated majestic attacking abilities of Napoli, Benfica, Barcelona and Bayern Munich. Their spirit and discipline in defence brought them to the spectacular Champions League victory which couldn't but win the hearts of football fans. However this season was marked by another main coach resignation and change of philosophy. Roberto Di Matteo was sacked for unsatisfactory results and his position was occupied by Rafael Benitez who is not yet as efficient as he was long time ago, that's why Chelsea are fourth and not higher. The fans placed CSKA Moscow on the third position on the list which is not as unusual as it may seem from the first sight. Last season the club delivered reached the 1/8 stage of the Champions League where they were just unlucky to encounter classy Real Madrid. Moreover CSKA are doing well in the current Russian Premier League campaign. After 19 games played the side are two points ahead of the closest rival Anzhi Makhachkala and 5 points ahead of the current champion Zenit St. Petersburg. It gives the fans a reason to be proud of their team and to continue supporting them as ruthlessly as they did before. CSKA have very strong fans movement in Russia and other post-soviet countries and this support strengthens from game to game. The second place is occupied by FC Barcelona. Blaugrana is well known to a regular fan as an attacking machine. Barcelona is not just a club. Barcelona is a certain style of football with a lot of short passing and hence spectacular attacking actions that make their rivals get closed up in the penalty box and just put up with the fact that they are most likely to lose the game. It's almost impossible to imagine Barcelona playing another way taking into account that most of its players were brought up in the club's system and have never been taught to play differently. However Barcelona came second in 2012 both in La Liga and on this rating list. Be sure, titles would change the situation in 2013. The first place is given to Real Madrid. The glorious side with the best players in the world on each position, best coach in the world, best captain in the world. Jose Mourinho built the team mastered to overcome Barcelona and win La Liga of 2011/12 alongside with the hearts of ordinary football lovers who come to follow the side regardless its current position on the table. Real Madrid is just a legendary club and no continuation to that is necessary. FootballTop.com became a ClubWorldRankings.com partner in January 2013. It strives to be an alternative to FIFA and UEFA rankings, where the public votes on everything football related. In their own words: "Our main goal is to enable every fan to create the ranking, not just to have a look at it. To be the one who makes a difference!" |
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E3 2011: Gameplay Impressions
Darth Hater once again sent a substantial team to E3 and experienced a new demonstration of Star Wars: The Old Republic. Several staffers share their personal impressions of various classes on Tatooine in the following pages, and you are welcome to ask them questions about their experiences at tonight's Q&A. Please note that even though Orionark and Emlaeh also attended, they both felt their time spent with the game was too limited comparatively to give substantial written impressions.
Individual Impresssions Pages
I played the Level 26 mission on Tatooine several times as both Imperial Agent Advanced Classes and also as a Sith Assassin. I'll start out with some general impressions, and then move on to more class-specific thoughts.
In general, the game felt familiar enough to be intuitive. The user interface was easy to navigate and comfortable to use; the default key binds were easy to guess at (like "M for the map), and the game's mechanics didn't have any unpleasant surprises. I went through several combat passes before I remembered that there was no auto attack, so apparently it wasn't even a big enough deal that I noticed it missing. The only general problem that I had was that I didn't know my abilities nearly as well as if I had leveled the character from the start, so I had to spend a bit of time reading tooltips, and this made combat less fluid than it could have been.
Aggro range for mobs seemed to be a little on the short side, but not so markedly short as Lord of the Rings Online. In the open world, it was possible to dodge around groups of creatures without entering combat-though I would frequently see the "alerted icon illuminate as I zipped by on my speeder.
Speaking of speeders, Tatooine seemed quite large, and transport was definitely nice to have. Although it may not be an indication the game would release with this feature, my speeder was usable inside as well as outside. This was particularly nice given the length of some of the caves and passages I had to get through.
Both Operative and Sniper were a lot of fun to play, though it took me longer to kill things as an Operative. I'm not sure if that is the intention, or if it is just a reflection of the positional requirement of Operative combat. It could also be that I'm just more used to gunning things down at range. I was able to do a lot of sneaking about as Operative though, which sped up my mission runs considerably; it is way easier to just walk past the mobs than to fight them.
The Sniper was a ton of fun. On occasions when I crit on my "Ambush opening move, I was able to one-shot one of a group, and Scorpio's crowd control grenade would take another out of the picture for long enough that we could burn down a third while taking minimal fire. Cover Pulse was an amazingly handy ability when melee mobs closed; it would knock them back and keep them at range for a few seconds, which was usually enough time for me to take care of them. The only problem I had with it was in the final encounter of the mission chain, when my Cover Pulse knocked a mob I needed to kill over a balcony, which triggered an evasion glitch.
The Sith Assassin was also a lot of fun to play. I had plenty of area effect melee attacks, and was able to kill groups of mobs in pretty short order. I didn't seem to take much damage, but I'm guessing that's because Dover was doing his job as a Powertech and keeping all the baddies pointed at him.
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The United States Postal Service may be dropping Saturday mail delivery but it's picking up a clothing line.
The cash-strapped U.S. Postal Service has announced plans for a new line of all-weather apparel and accessories.
The line is called "Rain Heat and Snow" -- inspired by the agency's unofficial motto which is "Neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night stay these couriers from the swift completion of their appointed rounds."
A men's line to debut in 2014 is to include all-weather jackets, headgear, footwear and clothing that can hold electronic devices.
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The split moves the Lancers to 35-9 overall, 28-6 PacWest, while the Red Storm, the defending conference champs, are now 26-14, 22-12.
The Lancers, who are going for their third straight conference title after winning back-to-back Golden State Athletic Conference crowns, can win the PacWest title outright with one win in tomorrow's doubleheader, which begins at 11 a.m. (PDT).
In the opener, the Lancers trailed 4-3 heading to the ninth and were facing Daniel Zapata, the Red Storm closer who had given up just one run in 20 previous innings. Travis Sais led off with a single, and Matt Marnati drew one of three walks from Zapata. Blair Moore tied the game with a single to center, and after Zapata struck out Matt Daugherty, he walked Andy Crowley (intentionally) and Cole Bullard with the bases loaded, scoring Marnati with what turned out to be the winning run.
Erik Wallace (5-1) then put the finishing touches on a brilliant relief effort with a 1-2-3 ninth, striking out the final two outs. In his longest outing of the year, Wallace allowed just one hit and struck out four in six scoreless innings in relief of Patrick Smith.
"I just knew I had to come in and change the momentum," said Wallace, who entered with the Lancers trailing 4-2 in the fourth. "I tried to keep the ball down, throw strikes and give the offense a chance to score to get us back in it."
Kevin Odom started the game with a solo homer to left off starter Josh Mooney, who got a no-decision despite throwing 147 pitches in eight innings and leaving with a 4-3 lead. Zapata (2-1) was tagged with two runs in just one-third of an inning.
The Red Storm got three runs in the third, keyed by a two-RBI single by Jordan Hanley to take a 4-2 lead against Smith.
Moore and Crowley both doubled in the fifth to get the Lancers within 4-3.
Moore had three hits. Marnati was 2 for 4.
In the nightcap, the Lancers seemed headed towards a sweep with five runs in the first. Again, Moore and Crowley both doubled, and Bullard delivered a sacrifice fly. The Lancers had just two hits, but took advantage of a walk, a hit-by-pitch, a passed ball and an error.
However, Dixie State responded with five runs of its own in the bottom of the first against Devyn Rivera. All five of the runs scored with two outs, two of them scoring on wild pitches.
Marnati gave the Lancers the lead right back with a two-RBI double in the second to make it 7-5, but the Red Storm scored five more in the third, two of them unearned, to open a 10-7 lead. The Lancers got within 10-8 on an RBI single by Marnati in the fourth, but Dixie State got it right back and led 11-8 going to the seventh.
In the seventh, the Lancers again put on a rally, getting within 11-9 on an RBI single by Crowley. They still had runners at first and second with one out, but Austin Christianson came on and got Daugherty to fly out and Bullard to ground out to end the game.
Rivera (4-1) was tagged for eight earned runs and six hit in 2.2 innings. Jesse Arreola allowed one unearned run and just two hits in 3.1 innings of relief.
Bryce Anderson (3-2) threw five innings of relief for the win for the Red Storm.
Marnati was 2 for 4 with three RBIs. Matt Johnson, Moore and Crowley all had two hits apiece as well. Odom scored three times.


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Sunday: Please call for hours (subject to change) Full review: In Downtown, it's business as unusual (3/5/2009) Open only for breakfast and lunch, Zohra's caters to the 9-to-5 crowd with a little bit of everything a Downtown diner could possibly want: Afghani foods, American standbys, even Indian tacos. But stick with the Middle Eastern stuff, including a number of vegetarian choices that come à la carte or as a meal. (Alibi Staff, August 11, 2010) Add a Review Albuquerque - I-25 CorridorFor something a little more out of the ordinary, pay a visit to Pars Cuisine, the Persian restaurant near the Century Rio 24 theater. Vegetarians will appreciate the nonmeat options and meat lovers are sure to love the spicy kabobs. Linger on your floor cushions while belly dancers roam through the dining room. Then head out to the patio for discounted appetizers and sheesha during the hookah happy hour—it's from 7 to 9 p.m. on Mondays and Wednesdays, and from 8 to 10 p.m. on Saturdays. Pars tied for Best Middle Eastern in the last BoB Restaurants poll. (Alibi Staff, August 11, 2010) View/Add Reviews [ 2 ] Albuquerque - MidtownAriana Halal Market10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Saturday; Sunday 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. (subject to change) Meals Served: Lunch Read more: Locovore: Ariana Halal Market is a butcher, a baker and pickled garlic maker (11/3/2011) All of the dishes at Ariana come with a hefty portion of white basmati rice dusted with tart, purple sumac powder (a shaker of which accessorizes each table). The dishes also all come with a green, mustardy chutney of cilantro and walnuts; a sauce that relies on housemade yogurt; a salad of diced tomato, cucumber and onion; and a slice of flatbread, which is baked twice a week on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Don't go if you're in a hurry. There could be a guy in front of you buying lamb tongues or pickled garlic heads that need to be fished out of the vat. When you order, much of the meal is made from scratch. But there's no need to stay planted at your table while you wait—interesting grocery items like Bulgarian feta, organic Afghani figs, chickpea cookies and vats of grapeseed oil beg for your inspection. (Alibi Staff, July 12, 2011) Add a Review Albuquerque - Northeast HeightsCafé IstanbulRead more: Mina's Dish: A guide to halal meats in Albuquerque (7/7/2011) Full review: Distinctly Mediterranean at Café Istanbul (10/17/2013) Driving north on Wyoming from the freeway, you can't help but notice this grocery-cum-café's vibrantly painted building. Inside, you can nibble on Middle Eastern fare ranging from kabobs to hummus to herbed tabouleh. Everything is made fresh to order. Vegetarians will appreciate the meat-free selections. (Alibi Staff, August 11, 2010) Add a Review San Pedro Mart Middle East Grocery & RestaurantGrocery: M-S - 7am to 10pm
Restaurant: M - S 11am to 9 pm, sunday 11am-8pm (subject to change) Cuisine: Middle Eastern, Organic/Locally Grown, Vegetarian/Health Foods, Greek/Mediterranean, Specialty Food Store Read more: Mina's Dish: A guide to halal meats in Albuquerque (7/7/2011) Full review: San Pedro Mart and Alquds Middle Eastern Restaurant (7/4/2013) The tiny restaurant in this grocery store may not look like much, but don't be fooled: The menu boasts some of the best falafel and shawarma sandwiches around, as well as hummus that would be worth crossing a desert for. Not only that, but the grocery has an excellent selection of halal meats, and the in-house bakery produces fresh breads daily. (Alibi Staff, May 20, 2011) Add a Review Albuquerque - UniversitySahara Middle Eastern EateryCuisine: Middle Eastern Full review: An oasis without the trek (5/22/2008) Sahara serves various Middle Eastern dishes in a brightly painted restaurant accented by camels. The menu is straightforward, listing expected meats and purées and several vegetarian dishes. Meats come either in a sandwich or combo platter, which are loaded with enough sides to appease the most voracious appetites. The falafel totally rocks the Casbah, as do the chicken dishes, the velvety hummus and the beautifully composed salads. Don't forget to get a nice, hot cup of spice-infused tea. (Alibi Staff, August 11, 2010) View/Add Reviews [ 1 ] If you live in the west University area and are bored to tears by salad bars and onion rings, this is the place for you. Vibrant salads and a variety of little pickles accompany gorgeous Middle Eastern platters brimming with spiced, all-natural meats. The Jerusalem salad's tomato, cucumber and tahini combination is bright and flavorful; perfect with the homemade pita and hummus. Chicken lovers will rejoice in the kabobs, which are tender and delicious. (Alibi Staff, August 11, 2010) View/Add Reviews [ 4 ] Albuquerque - Upper Nob HillKasbah Mediterranean CuisineLunch hours: 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., Monday through Saturday
Dinner hours: 5 to 9 p.m., Monday through Saturday (but call ahead, it sometimes closes early) (subject to change) Read more: Locovore: Chef Ridha Bouajila rocks the Kasbah (2/2/2012) Ridha Bouajila (late of Marrakech and the Mediterranean Café) is the chef behind this small, Moroccan- and Tunisian-focused eatery. It's perhaps the only place in town offering king's bastilla (a savory chicken pie dusted with sugar and splashed with rosewater) and a host of couscous-packed tagines. But the more traditional Mediterranean dish shouldn't get ignored. The fabulous moussaka is almost soufflé-like. Dill permeats the spinach filling in the spanakopita. And the lamb/beef gyro sandwich is incredibly tasty and, at six bucks, a damn good deal (Alibi Staff, March 29, 2012) Add a Review |
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Two-Hour Documentary Premieres Friday, November 8 at 8 p.m. ET/PT in Advance of the National Geographic Channel Global Television Event KILLING KENNEDY
WASHINGTON, Sept. 24, 2013 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Few events have been more scrutinized than the minutes and hours following the fatal bullets fired by Lee Harvey Oswald on Nov. 22, 1963. The assassination of President John F. Kennedy has been analyzed repeatedly from every angle and every perspective, but this leaves us with no real insight into his humanity. JFK: The Final Hours, narrated by Golden Globe and Emmy nominee Bill Paxton ("2 Guns," "Edge of Tomorrow," "Hatfield & McCoys") and premiering Friday, November 8 at 8 p.m. ET/PT, takes both in-depth and birds-eye views of the final day of Kennedy's life through first-hand accounts from people who were among the last to interact with him, oblivious at the time to their truly remarkable brush with history, along with the everyday objects whose connection to the event transformed them into priceless artifacts. The film will also premiere on the National Geographic Channel internationally in 171 countries and 48 languages.
In an interview following the assassination, Jackie Kennedy said "Now, he is a legend when he would have preferred to be a man." JFK: The Final Hours will recast the fallen president as the man he was by revealing the intimate moments he shared with friends and strangers in his final hours. Paxton was among those who encountered Kennedy shortly before his death as a member of the crowd in the parking lot of Fort Worth's Hotel Texas where Kennedy gave one of his last public speeches just three hours before his death.
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To help in bringing this last day to life, the creative team behind JFK: The Final Hours has also restored an extraordinary color film, shot by a professional White House film crew that documented the Kennedy's movements during that day – all the way to Dealey Plaza. By stripping off the original, now unusable audio, and converting the footage to high definition, this restored film is a haunting, immersive experience, taking viewers where they have never gone before.
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JFK: The Final Hours will air two days before National Geographic Channel's Sunday, November 10 world premiere television event Killing Kennedy. Produced by Scott Free Productions and based on the best-selling book by Bill O'Reilly and Martin Dugard, the film stars Rob Lowe (John F. Kennedy), Will Rothhaar (Lee Harvey Oswald), with Michelle Trachtenberg (Marina Oswald) and Ginnifer Goodwin (Jacqueline Kennedy), and charts the highs and lows of two men, and two relationships, that would eventually intersect with not one but two shocking deaths that stunned a nation. Both film premieres are timed to coincide with the 50th anniversary of Kennedy's assassination.
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Why Europe is worried about Greece Why the Greek situation is scary for Europe as a whole
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- Given all the data that we`ve explored in the last video
- and that we have over here, the very high debt to GDP burden that Greece has and
- the very weak economy, it`s already in a deep recession.
- It`s especially apparent when you look at its unemployment rate.
- This is the period October 2010 to March 2012, unemployment rate was already high
- in 2010 and it`s just been going through the roof, it`s already in the low 20%
- which is a huge number and even that is understating how bad things are on the ground in Greece
- because the unemployment is disproportionately affecting the young
- so if you looked at the unemployment rate for people in their 20`s
- it would be much much much higher than even this already unbelievably high unemployment rate.
- And we've already explored that the bond markets are expressing that, by asing for higher and higher
- interest rates from Greece - these are the long term interest rates in Greece.
- And so the possible outcomes that we're talking about here --
- So this is Greece -
- --the possible outcomes for Greece--
- The only way that they are able to stay in the Eurozone
- is if someone essentially writes them a huge check, that takes care of a good bit of their debt.
- So one option is that they get bailed out. They get bailed out by the rest of Europe.
- And Germany is a major actor here, because they are the largest economy of Europe.
- But with the bailout, people are saying: "Hey, look, if we are going to write you a
- big check, you've got to cut some of your excesses, you've got to cut some of your mismanagement."
- So the bailout packages are all tied to some form of austerity.
- Now, we've already talked about why austerity is definitely not politically popular in Greece
- but why it's also - it might just be a scary thing to do.
- Because you already have an ultra weak economy,
- you already have the unemployment rate going through the roof,
- what happens if you get even more austere from where you are now,
- if you do a drastic cut to government spending from where you are now,
- this could go to who knows where, to a large degree
- this rise of unemployment is due to the last few rounds of bailouts and austerity
- and so that's why the Greek people are getting very suspect of this austerity.
- But if that doesn't happen, and we've talked about this in the last video,
- if that doesn't happen, the only viable option for Greece
- is to go off the Euro.
- So, leave the Eurozone.
- The Eurozone is the subset of European union countries that use the Euro as their currency.
- And we've already talked about this, it would not be a painless process.
- They would leave the Eurozone, the new currency would be the new Greek drachma
- and with this it would be probably hugely devalued relative to the Euro
- so you would have savings wiped out,
- maybe not fully wiped out, but savings devalued for Greek savers,
- and they know that already, that's why, because this outcome is looking more and more likely,
- there is essentially a run on banks in Greece right now.
- People are going, withdrawing their Euros, so they can stuff them in their mattresses,
- so they won't be converted in devalued drachmas.
- But this is having the effect of really weak [..?..]
- potentially breaking down the banking system.
- So you could have bank failures.
- And the whole strategy of leaving the Eurozone,
- leaving the Euro and going to the drachma,
- would be to inflate away your liabilities,
- would be literally to inflate away your debt obligations and your entitlement obligations,
- but that inflation, and this has definitively happened in the past with countries in this situation,
- could very easily turn to hyper inflation.
- And so whether you look at austerity in this reality, where you get bailed out,
- or you look at this reality over here,
- in either situation, in the medium term, the economy can really fall apart,
- it's really not clear how, outside of maybe extra generous bailout,
- how that can be avoided.
- And so in that situation, the economy falls apart.
- And when economy falls apart, in a big way,
- and you have major unemployment, it is a scary thing,
- it can lead to social unrest.
- And I'm not talking about 8%, 9% or 10% of uneployment rate like we have in US,
- we are talking about 20%, 30%, 40% unemployment rate, even higher
- in the folks that are likely to be unrestful socially,
- which is the young people, so this could lead to social unrest,
- and even radicalization, when people start worrying about whether they get
- food on the table and they don't have a job,
- they might start supporting people who have more radical views.
- So just that by itself, is very, very scary proposition.
- The history of Europe tells us that even if relatively small countries in Europe
- fall apart in this way, it could have repercussions in the rest of Europe.
- This is how the World War I and World War II got started.
- Just that reason alone is reason enough for people to think very seriously about bailing Greece out.
- And it doesn't come without moral consequences,
- the counter-argument is - if we bailed them out
- doesn't this reward mismanagement and overspending?
- And even a little bit of shady accounting on their national economic statistics.
- So, there's a very good reason, if you are a German tax payer,
- then you are very suspicious of these bailouts.
- Why we are keep running the cheques to the Greeks
- if they are not willing to take some pain?
- Now the Greek side of it, they say "Look, we've already taken amount of pain,
- we are already kind of on the brink, possibly across the brink,
- if you force even more pain on us,
- then we are going to be in really, our society
- is at the risk of falling apart. So, we are in a desperate situation.
- This is not a time to kind of force a moral point on us."
- So that by itself is a reason why people are worried
- but then there is even a bigger reason
- that Greece might not be the only,
- it's only the first, maybe the worst, of the situations
- but if Greece falls apart, and especially if the Eurozone - or, I should say, the European Union or Europe - is not able to bail out Greece
- that's an implicit signal to the rest of world
- that Europe is not able to essentially bail out its countries.
- So, you see on this chart right over here,
- Greece is not alone, it is definitely the worst,
- but right behind it, you have Portugal.
- And its debt, you have long-term debt with interest rates
- looks like around the 12 or 13% range.
- Portugal has a 93% debt to GDP ratio and already has very high unemployment rate.
- If Greece is allowed to leave Eurozone and does not get bailed out,
- investors are going to start wondering
- "Well, hey, maybe Portugal is not going to get bailed out".
- This going to make people expect more interest from Portugal
- in order to lend them money, and they need money
- in order to continue operating in the way they are operating,
- but every increase in a percentage point, right over here,
- is going to really eat into Portuguese GDP and kind of force them down its debt spiral.
- Their debt as percentage of their GDP is almost 100%
- if they have to pay an extra one percent on that,
- that 1% is going to eat into their GDP
- and it is going to force Portugal, the economy to slow down even more
- and make it even more and more onerous
- and they would just kind of go in the same direction as Greece.
- And once again, Portugal is not alone, Italy has a very high debt to GDP,
- Ireland - very high debt to GDP ratio,
- Spain has a very high unemployment rate.
- So, the fear here - and I guess there are two major fears -
- one is that Greece by itself can become a point of instability in Europe,
- but the second fear, if this thing isn't solved,
- that this could cause a kind of contagion or a chain reaction through Europe,
- that people start getting freaked out, they start wanting to not lend to these countries,
- that becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy,
- they might also have to leave the Eurozone.
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The PlayStation Collections Sony announced during gamescom are out today in the US.
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Ratchet & Clank Collection produces new trailer, ancient concept art
In celebration of the Ratchet & Clank Collection's US release on August 28, Insomniac has released some very early concept art for what would later become one of the PS2′s most recognisable properties. Both of our heroes used to be lizards, apparently. Head through the break to see a new trailer for the anniversary collection, and visit the US PS Blog to see the artwork and read a few comments on the classic IP's development.
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Ratchet & Clank Collection hit US August 28 with bonus goodies
To make up for the delay in getting the Ratchet & Clank Collection well after the rest of the world, US fans will be rewarded with a bundled demo for Sly Cooper: Thieves in Time .
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I experimented with flag setting in POP3 and it seems they do not stick at all, and it is almost impossible to retrieve the number of unread messages (ie. the Seen / Unseen thing does not work)
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I'm CrimsonTides, take the meaning of my name as you will. I prefer to think of it as the actual tides them selves turning crimson and an omen of more terrors to come. Now that I've said that I promise that I have a sense of humor and I mean nothing by my name. The true story behind it is that I spent 30 minutes starring at the "username" box on the registration form until finally just writing something down.
A little about me I suppose is that it has been an exceptionally long time since I last participated in roleplaying and got the sudden itch to jump in again to kill some time. Asked around (and by that I mean asked the fine magical folks behind that there Google critter) and found the site. Also as that guy in High school that was too anti-social to do them, I really despise Ice-breakers yet accept them as a form of entering a social community. To be fair it makes much more sense to me for it to be here where I hopefully will be participating in roleplaying environments with other people, than in a classroom where you're generally discouraged from socializing outside of group projects. Now I sound like a jerk which wasn't my intention and am too lazy to fix things... Yup.
Anyway regardless of my ramblings during this post I'd like it to be known that I really do look forward to roleplaying with ya'll and I'm an easy going guy that's easily approachable. I just don't approach easily... if that... makes any sense.
Before I finish digging this hole I'm going to go ahead and in this in the classiest way I know. Taco Party at Dave's house.
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Friday, December 23, 2011
Been thinking about hobo-ing. I've defined myself as an artist. I've considered being a monk. Put hobo and artist together and you have a troubadour, a traveling player, a minstrel. Can't romanticize the life, though some hoboes do prefer their wandering lifestyle and consider it a vocation. The monk, St. Francis of Assisi, was a troubadour in service of his main love, Christ. Christ was a rabbi, a teaching troubadour in service of his main love, Abba.
Bob Dylan sang a song in his "religious period" called "Gotta Serve Somebody." There's resistance to this idea in the archetype of the hobo. He's someone who refuses to work for the man, on the clock, dinner at 5:00 with the wife and two kids, inside the picket fence. America despises the hobo for all this but on some deep level admires him, because America despises the idea of having to serve anybody.
But to me there's something beautiful about the paradox of someone who refuses to live normally - who lives independently, dangerously, crazily, on the margins of society, dirty and tattered and torn and despised - but who also surrenders to something or someone, at least for some time if not for all of the time. There's also something beautiful about living normally and surrendering to no one, nothing.
Today I practiced decking a passenger train - riding on top in the open-air - with sleet and snow pelting like ice bullets, with smoke and cinders from the engine, watching out for the railroad bulls who might smash my head in with the back end of a pick axe, toss me off to get rolled under the train, or shoot me. Keeping low to the car, hugging my body to it like a lover.
Back to my least favorite definition right now: artist. The train I caught twenty years ago - my beloved world of freaky contemporary intellectual interdisciplinary dancers - is weirdly snagged on an elitist but destitute track. It's holding on for dear life. It's trying to jump tracks, to varying degrees of of sincerity and success. To really succeed it might have to surrender more than it wants to. Or try harder than it wants to.
My attitude these days, from Keith Richards: "As far as I'm concerned, art's just short for Arthur."
This song, which I loved when I was young, is a hobo ballad:
In the Big Rock Candy Mountains
You never change your socks
And little streams of alcohol
Come a-trickling down the rocks
The boxcars are all empty
And the railroad bulls are blind
There's a lake of stew and whiskey too
You can paddle all around 'em in a big canoe
In the Big Rock Candy Mountains
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A funeral service will be at 10:30 a.m. Friday, Dec. 28, at the Wallace Family Funeral Home in Newton. The family will greet friends from 5 to 7 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 27, at the funeral home. Memorials to Skiff Hospice may be left at the funeral home.
Laura, the daughter of Clarence and Florence (Smith) Young, was born May 26, 1931, in Newton, Iowa. She was united in marriage with Al Jones on Aug. 25, 1961, in Des Moines, Iowa. The couple had lived in Newton for the past five years. Prior to that, they lived in Monroe for almost 30 years. She had worked as a nurses' aid in Pella. She also had worked in the kitchen at the Murray Community Schools, at Central College and at Willowbrook Adult Daycare in Newton. She also devoted herself to taking care of her family and her home.
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The CLF Art Cafe @ The Bussey Building, 133 Rye Lane, Peckham, SE15 4ST
Sat Dec 01, The South London Soul Train turns 3 and we'll be celebrating in mighty fine style with a 3 room, 3 floor extravaganza that'll blow your mind and force feed your soul with the best of timesA right royal celebratory get down session with a line up to truly dance for
Level 1 your host Bussey / CLF Head honcho and bad ass DJ Jazzheadchronic continuing his on-going mission to seriously funk you up and as it's our birthday he'll be joined on stage by 2 of his favourite hammond fuelled bands, who'll be dropping it very, very hard! First up the Getup return better, stronger, faster and louder - with the full 9 piece band, followed by fellow Hammond Funkateers The Bongolian
A Musically Armed High Calibre 5 piece band that target and find the musical hot spot - then incinerate it
Needless to say these bands are Hot and will bring it!
Then on Level 2 'The Super Soul Bowl' we got SLST Residents and vinyl hosts with the most - DJs Snowboy and Perry Louis bringing the soul, the funk and the absolute rarest of grooves
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The 3 floor South London Soul Train 3 year anniversary epic line up completed by The Underground Soul Basement Session hosted by yet more legendary veteran scene creators / DJs - Inspired Soul n' Jazz dance head Patrick Forge [best known for his famous late 80's and early 90's Dingwalls sessions alongside Gilles Peterson] and Brand New Heavies Founder, Drummer and Dj the sublime Jan Kincaid
All 3 floors taking all passengers on a Soul Tingling, Multi-Level Non-Stop Magical Mystery tour through all things Too Damn Funky
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Located at the Box Office. Tickets can be picked up anytime after they have been verified by Ticketmaster. PLEASE BRING A PICTURE ID, THE ACTUAL CREDIT CARD USED TO PURCHASE THE TICKETS, AND YOUR ORDER NUMBER.
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CATS buses run near the amphitheatre. Check http://www.charmeck.org/Departments/CATS/Home.htm for updates
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Lots are located adjacent to the amphitheatre and for your convenience parking is included in the ticket price. $20.00 Premier Parking $25.00 Limo Parking
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Venue Website: www.livenation.com #VWA on your Verizon Wireless cellphone All shows are Rain or Shine - NO REFUNDS (No umbrellas permitted;bring a raincoat in the event of inclement weather) No senior or military discounts are available Selected shows may have coupons or specials as noted Lawn chair rental available inside the gates for $5 (Limited availability) Two large video screens ATMs available adjacent to the box office and on both plazas Customers interested in Special occasion packages can call the Sales Dept at 704-549-1292 for more info. Season Tickets - Interested customers should call 704-549-1292 and ask for the Sales Dept. Group Tickets - Please call 704-549-5555 for updated group sales information. A full assortment of snacks,hot foods,and hot/cold beverages available. Beer/wine sold with proper I.D. Capacity: 18,768 (Approximately 8614 reserved theater-style seats and 10154 spaces on the lawn to the rear of the reserved area-blankets and lawn chairs permitted for most shows) **RESTAURANTS & HOTELS** Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre is conveniently located near many Charlotte University City Area hotels.
Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre is conveniently located near I-85 and I-485 in the University Area of Charlotte. From South Carolina Take I-77 N to I-85 N. Take exit 48 (I-485 East). Take the first exit for Highway 29, and make a left at the light at the end of the exit ramp. Make the first right onto Pavilion Blvd., and the Amphitheatre will be on the left! From Points North Take I-85 S to exit 48 (I-485 East). Take the first exit for Highway 29, and make a left at the light at the end of the exit ramp. Make the first right onto Pavilion Blvd., and the Amphitheatre will be on the left!
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LeBlanc, 19, has been wanted since Feb. 11, after Stephanie Vencill, 20, of North Platte said he robbed her at gunpoint.
When police went to the Kings Court Trailer Park in the 2400 block of W. Ninth to investigate, Vencill told them Denson and LeBlanc were allowed to come in. They used the bathroom, and then LeBlanc brandished a handgun and demanded money.
They got a little cash and a cell phone, Police Information Officer Rodney Brown said.
Denson was picked up and arrested a little while later, but LeBlanc was missing for 10 days.
LeBlanc has gang tattoos on the inside of both forearms displaying GD (right) and 74 (left), symbols of a Chicago gang. The firearm used during the robbery was not recovered at the time, so LeBlanc was thought to be armed and dangerous.
LeBlanc is now at the Lancaster County jail, held on the Lincoln County warrant for robbery and use of a weapon to commit a felony. His bond is $500,000.
He was nabbed at approximately 7:30 a.m. Thursday, Brown said.
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