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Residents, family members and staff joined together on Thursday, November 15 to celebrate the Knox Center's annual pre-Thanksgiving "Turkey Feast." Designed to allow families to spend time with their nursing-home-bound loved ones around the holidays, Turkey Feast has grown to be one of the best evenings of the year at Pen Bay Healthcare's Knox Center for Long Term Care. For many staff, it's as meaningful their own Thanksgiving get-togethers. This year, the U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Thunder Bay commanding officer and several crew members joined friends and families at the Knox Center. Thunder Bay sponsors the Knox Center and crew members visit with patients and perform service projects as their schedule allows. "We enjoy the opportunity to share a meal with our residents and their loved ones," says Carl Chadwick, Knox administrator. "It's a unique chance to experience a "family" gathering that's often 250 to 300 people strong. It is truly special to see the positive impact that Turkey Feast has on our local community, including patients, staff and their families."

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For more than 25-years Stroudsmoor Country Inn has created unforgettable wedding memories with a commitment and guarantee of excellence in the...(more)
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New York, NY | 212-336-6777
Sunset Terrace is the perfect location for intimate, affordable and unforgettable weddings. Located at the western tip of Pier 61 off the West Ice...(more)
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New York, NY | 646-733-2014
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Of the Belleville Three, the cadre of early Detroit producers who tested the limits of spirit within electronic dance music and changed the integrity of the form forever, Derrick May's reputation as an originator remained intact despite more than a decade of recording inactivity. While Juan Atkins is rightly looked at as the godfather of techno, with a recording career beginning in the electro scene of the early '80s and encompassing some of the most inspired tracks in the history of dance music; and Kevin Saunderson is the Detroit producer with the biggest mainstream success through his work with vocalist Paris Grey as Inner City, May's position as an auteur eroded slightly during the '90s due to a largely inexplicable lack of activity. As far as influence counts as part of the equation, however, May recorded the techno tracks which top dance producers point to as the most original and influential. The classic Derrick May sound is a clever balance between streamlined percussion-heavy cascades of sound with string samples and a warmth gained from time spent in Chicago, enraptured by the grooves of essential DJs like Ron Hardy and Frankie Knuckles. May's Transmat Records label was the home of his best material, cuts like "Nude Photo," "Strings of Life," "Kaos," and "It Is What It Is," most produced from 1987 to 1989 as Rhythim Is Rhythim. And though his release schedule all but halted during the '90s, he continued DJing around the world and honed Transmat into one of the most respected techno labels in the world.
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Obama is now pursuing a plan where the Syrian regime would hand over control of its chemical weapons. We take a closer look at how the Obama administration is attempting to pursue a diplomatic resolution while keeping military action as a viable option. Joining Gwen: Martha Raddatz, ABC News; Peter...
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While President Obama lobbied global leaders to support intervention in Syria at the G-20 Summit in Russia, his foreign policy team testified on Capitol Hill as Congress considers whether to approve military action. Will Syria define Obama?s foreign policy priorities? Joining Gwen: David Sanger,...
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7:39am Thursday 19th April 2012 in News Exclusive By John Keenan
Top boyband JLS have pledged to put on a spectacular show at the home of Sussex cricket.
Speaking exclusively to The Argus, JLS star Marvin Humes said the lads are looking forward to following in the footsteps of Sir Elton John at the PROBIZ County Cricket Ground in Eaton Road, Hove.
He said: "The fact that Sir Elton played at the ground proves what a great venue it is and it's a real honour for us to play there.
"The outdoor shows always have a special atmosphere and I'm sure we'll put on a spectacular show.
"We have played the Brighton Centre many times with the X Factor tour so we know what a great place Brighton and Hove is – we're looking forward to coming back and headlining our own show."
Marvin revealed he will be a married man by the time of the concert on Bank Holiday Monday, August 27.
The singer recently popped the question to girlfriend Rochelle Wiseman of The Saturdays with a £45,500 heart-shaped, diamond encrusted ring on holiday in Antigua.
Asked if they planned to get married at the bandstand in Brighton, Marvin laughed and joked: "We'll think about it. But the wedding is definitely before the bank holiday show."
The Argus and Heart FM will be running competitions for free tickets in the run-up to what is sure to be a sell-out concert.
Details of special hospitality packages will be announced in The Argus in the coming weeks.
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The Sir Bobby Robson Foundation has helped to bring revolutionary radiotherapy cancer treatment equipment to the north-east and Cumbria.
A new, state-of-the-art 'Cyber Surgery' service will be installed at the Freeman Hospital's Northern Centre For Cancer Care, thanks to a £850,000 donation from the Foundation in collaboration with Newcastle upon Tyne Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust and other north-east charities.
The equipment will be the first of its kind in the UK outside London and will dramatically improve the accuracy of radiotherapy treatment delivery and used to treat tumours which are currently inoperable.
The Foundation's massive contribution to the appeal which, with a £1.8 million investment from the Trust and an additional contribution of £150,000 from the Newcastle Healthcare Charity, was enough to finally secure the equipment
Professor Ruth Plummer, Sir Bobby Robson's oncologist and a trustee of the Sir Bobby Robson Foundation, said: "Sir Bobby launched this charity to make a genuine difference to other people fighting cancer and that's just what we'll do with this new equipment.
"Lady Elsie, Sir Bobby's sons and all the Foundation's medical trustees are all very excited by this latest generation of cyber surgery and what it will mean for patients. This equipment will allow us to research how best to use radiotherapy with some of the new drugs we have and so improve treatment for patients.
"It's the largest contribution the Sir Bobby Robson Foundation has made to date and we feel certain Sir Bobby would back our decision. He would be very proud knowing the legacy he has left us through the charity is helping fund such important work – not only in helping treat people with cancer now but in the wider fight against the disease.
"It is a truly world-class facility which will work in tandem with the drug trials within the Sir Bobby Robson Cancer Trials Research Centre and new scanning made possible thanks to the Sir Bobby Robson Foundation PET Tracer Production Unit.
"We're fitting together pieces of a very special jigsaw here to help fight cancer and all thanks to the wonderful and generous support given to the Sir Bobby Robson Foundation."
It is expected that the equipment will be in place from mid March 2013 and following a period of commissioning, be fully operational by the Autumn.
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(L-R) Professor Ruth Plummer (a Trustee of the Sir Bobby Robson Foundation and Sir Bobby's oncologist), Sir Leonard Fenwick CBE (Chief Executive of the Newcastle upon Tyne Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust), Sir John Hall (a Patron of Charlie Bear for Cancer Care) and Ken Grey (Chairman, Newcastle Healthcare Charity Board of Trustees).
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Summer in Chugach State Park
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Here are several ways to enjoy a summer day in Chugach State Park.
Hiking: Take a short walk on a paved trail, spend an afternoon strolling through the quiet woods or gear up for an arduous cross-country trek, finding your own route in a trailless wilderness. There's more information on this topic, later on this page.
Picnicking: You can picnic anywhere in the park, but if you would like a table and a fire, try the day use areas at Eklutna
Lake, Eagle River Campground, Bird Creek Campground, or McHugh Creek Picnic Area. More information on these facilities.
Bicycling: There are several old roadbeds that are excellent routes for bicycles and mountain bikes.
Horeseback Riding: is allowed in most of the park.
Riding ATVs: Small off-road vehicles are allowed on the Eklutna Lakeside Trail Sunday through Wednesday, and on the Bird Creek Trails below 500 ft elevation.
Climbing: For the serious mountaineer, there are many challenging peaks in Chugach State Park. The careful beginner can take on Flattop Mountain in an evening, or spend a day climbing Wolverine Peak. Most of the rocks that make up the Chugach Mountains are greywacke, a rock that breaks easily and makes climbing precarious. There are some areas where the rock is more stable, and you may see climbers practicing their art along the cliffs on Turnagain Arm. A pullout and short trail at Mile 112.1 of the Seward Highway lead to Boy Scout Rock, developed for trained climbers.
Glacier Travel: There are more than 50 glaciers in the park, many of them unnamed. Several large glaciers merge on the east side to form a large ice field that connects the Eklutna, Eagle River and Crow Creek drainages. Adventurers with glacier travel skills and the proper equipment can explore these wild areas. Contact park rangers for information about routes.
Boating: Non-motorized boats, or boats with an electric motor, can be used on Eklutna Lake, where they must be hand launched. Whitewater rafting and kayaking are permitted on Eagle River.
Fishing: Dolly Varden can be found in the spring at Eagle River and in the feeder streams at Eklutna Lake. Bird Creek hosts pink salmon in June and July, and silvers in August. A new fishery for king salmon has opened in Eagle River. Many other lakes and streams throughout the Anchorage area are stocked with rainbow trout. For information and regulations, contact any park ranger or The Alaska Department of Fish and Game.
Berry Picking: From late July until late August, berries ripen throughout the park. You will find currants and high-bush cranberries in woodlands. Bogs and tundra areas yield blueberries, crowberries and lingenberries or low-bush cranberries. Beware of poisonous baneberry and red-berried elder, and the berry picking bears!
Wind Surfing: Strong steady winds and large waves produce world class windsurfing at the mouth of Turnagain Arm. The cold waters and strong currents in this area also produce world-class hazards.
Looking for Adventure?
Do you want to make a quick getaway into the high country but don't know how to get there? Are you looking for something new to do with the family? Perhaps you're here on business and want to escape for the afternoon and breathe the scent of sun-warmed spruce needles, listen only to the chatter of squirrels or the sweet song of a Swainson's Thrush.
The possibilities for adventure in Chugach State Park are endless, but the following are some good suggestions for getting started. Driving time is from "downtown" Anchorage. "Wild" hikes will lead you to solitude or contain some physical challenges. "Not-so-wild" hikes are those where you are likely to find other people, developed facilities or organized activities. For more information, see the park map and trail descriptions.
Wild/Under 2 Hours
Drive to Prospect Heights (20 minutes), and hike to Campbell Creek. Spruce forest, moose tracks. 2 miles round trip.
Not-So-Wild/Under 2 Hours
Drive to Glen Alps (20 minutes), walk to the Anchorage Overlook with a 360 degree view of the city, the inlet, and Chugach Mountains. Use the other trails in the area to explore the tundra and groves of wind-swept mountain hemlock.
Drive to McHugh Creek Picnic Area (25 minutes), park in the middle lot. Hike from Turnagain Arm Trailhead towards Rainbow for as long as time allows. Views, bluffs, spring flowers.
Drive to Eagle River Nature Center, (35 minutes), explore the center, join activities, hike the Albert Loop Trail to a glacial river (3 miles). Year-round outdoor fun. Call 694-2108 for more information.
Wild/One Day
Drive to the Bird Ridge Trailhead (30 minutes). Head up the steep trail (1.5 miles to ridge crest) for a spectacular view of Turnagain Arm. Spring wildflowers, Dall sheep, fall berries.
Not-So-Wild/One Day
Drive to Eklutna Lake (45 minutes), picnic, explore the trails around the lake, or bike Lakeside Trail to Eklutna Glacier (12 miles one way). Telescopes for wildlife viewing.
Want to Climb a Mountain?
Drive to Prospect Heights (20 minutes), follow signs to Wolverine Peak, 10.5 miles round trip, 3,400 ft. Elevation gain. Trail through spruce forest, then open tundra. Great views.


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This restaurant is in its own class and it's easy to understand why they've won so many awards. The food, service, ambience is all first class. Their wine list is 60+ pages long and for sure you will find (or be recommended) a wine you like. Will return for my next special occassion for sure.
always ordered the bolognese since imo best world over, worried would regret if didn't....but omgggg the seafood canelloni n lamb chops....ridiculous... just ridiculous...
Best Italian restaurant in North America by far. Beats, Batali, White, etc., etc.
Great food and highly attentive staff. Would come back for sure. Also rare to see the head chef regularly talking with and checking in patrons.
Best food I've had in a long time. Good value and superb wine list. Wine list is over whelming on it's own but they know their wine and quickly get you to the price / quality area that you are comfortable with. Their recommendations were great.
Superb meals for everyone at the table, great wine recommended by the sommelier . Pricey but worth it.
When i visited with my girlfriend, we greeted warmly and brought into a very classy dinning area where there was a vast collection of pantings and wine. We were seating and our server immediately brought us fresh bread and gave us the menu. We were guided through the entire menu with every detail was great to see that our server had a great knowledge of the entire menu!! Not to mention he had an amazing Italian accent. Our food was served in good time and tasted phenomenal! Washrooms were clean and comfortable as well. One negative was the amateur weightier dropping things constantly which interrupted my dinning experience briefly, but our server made up for whatever they didnt.
Great wine menu. Dont like the award winning porcini chestnut soup though (too salty). Others are all good.
I read some mixed reviews on this on-line some great some not, I found this to be one of the top 10 restaurants I've been to in 30 years (Paris, DC, Seattle, SF, Toronto, etc.), in short lots of great place on my top 10. Just an outstanding restaurant, the Chef was around and sociable, asking questions, staff very knowledgable and helpful and the food was just fantastic, very nice. Wine list is great and the waiter was helpful finding an outstanding BC Pinot that was priced right for our budget.
Having finally made it to Cioppino's, I can honestly say that this was probably the best Italian meal we have ever had in Vancouver. Beautiful presentation of all courses, and the flavour/quality was outstanding. Service is also impeccable. It is pricey, but so worth it, especially for a special occasion dinner. We will definitely be back!
An excellent experience dinning at Cioppino's. The food and service were exceptional. I would recommend this restaurant if you're in the mood for a nice dinning experience.
Cioppino's is an exceptional restaurant after all of these years. The food & service is outstanding & wine list that rivals a small liquor store. Personal touches by the servers & Pino coming out to say hello & ask how your dinner is. Not inexpensive, but a lovely romantic night out. You will leave stuffed.
Enjoyed the evening very much. Based selection of this restaurant on the Vancouver Restaurant Awards and other open table comments. I must complement our server Patrick who added to the enjoyment of a great meal with his exceptional service and sense of humour. I will comment that service was consistant regardless of clientele: ie a group or executives vs. a casual family gathering all received attentive good service.. The food was very enjoyable and my only comment was that the portions were very small. I ordered the neptune cannilloni and expected more than 2 ; my companion ordered the gnocchi and also received a very small portion. Wine selection was outstanding. Desserts quite delicious.
I took my husband at this restaurant for his birthday and it was amazing. Setting was very romantic with dim lights and soft music in the background. Service was excellent, we had two people looking after us we never felt unattended. Food quality was amazing. They surprised us by serving us complimentary dessert which was unexpected and a very pleasant surprise. We would definitely go back again
Enjoyed a nice evening. Food very good and nice atmosphere. Up there with many good restaurants but stil not our favorite.
Overall very good! Great location and good ambiance.
Four of us dined at Cioppino while visiting Vancouver after our Alaska cruise. The meal was amazing. I had the mussels as an appetizer - prepared with an Asian accent. Then I had the Fraser Park Duck two ways - excellent presentation, prepared just perfectly. For dessert, I shared two scoops of gelato with my wife. Tasted like the best gelato in Florence or Rome. What made the meal exceptional was our waiter Patrick. He has been there since the restaurant opened 14 years ago. He made some excellent recommendations, helped select a wine, and saw to our every request. It seemed like he was always there, but he actually gave us plenty of space and time. He was delightful. If they have a class for waiters, he should teach it.
I would say this is one of my favourite restaurants in Vancouver. The restaurant really puts it together - ambience, food and service are accounted for in great detail. I don't think I can think of one bad thing to say about this restaurant. I would rate it favourably to similar priced restaurants such as Hawksworth and Blue Water.
Great food, slightly on the higher end of pricing. For the two times that I went to Cioppino's, service was always a bit slow however the quality of the food definitely makes up for it.
Wow, what a wonderful place to go for a dinner whether it is for a special occasion, for a group, or just dinner. Service was superior, full attention, man you got that, Food was just so superior, it was awesome. My only complaint was the vegetables had too much salt, otherwise, our evening went perfectly. Dessert my husband enjoyed superbly. We shall be back and definitely will recommend to other friends and family. My wine and cocktail was also perfect.
The food was outstanding. The table service was excellent, warm and friendly while still formal in just the right way. I was disappointed in two ways. When I made my reservation I requested a quiet romantic table for my wife and I. We were shown to a table in the middle of the room and near the kitchen. It seems my request was not important. When I complained the hostess could have been a bit more gracious. We found a table at the front which was better. The second disappointment was the limited selection of gin and no cocktail list. Still the meal was very good and the service at our table was perfect. I will return.
What a wonderful time we had at Cioppino's last Saturday night. A friend recommended this restaurant to us and it was by far the best dining experience we have had in Vancouver. All of our courses were absolutely wonderful!! Thank you!!
Absolutely amazing experience. From the decor, to the attentive service to the food. The Chef took time to say hi, drop off some food as well as pop by for some jokes in between courses. Our server was in a league of his own. I cannot say enough good things about how this evening transpired. I only wish I lived in Vancouver to take in this restaurant as much as often. For once the hype of a Chef/Restaurant is matched by the experience. Kudos.
The food and service were outstanding -- wanted to taste as much as we could on the menu -- without a doubt the best Italian food in the lower mainland and frankly maybe in Canada-- can t put into words how excellent every dish was the flavors were sublime. A lovely experience and one we will not pass up next visit to Vancouver -- we'll have to come more than once the next time around.
I have been to several fine dining places and this was by far the best so far, almost everything was perfect and flavoured wonderfully the only exception was my peas which were not without flavour but just not as outstanding as the rest of my meal. If you are looking for an amazing wine list come here! There were pages and pages of wines of all kinds. Service was again almost perfect but our waiter seemed confused with our bill and left to ask someone about things as there were four of us and we were splitting it two and two and using a travellers cheque which he had not seen before? I would highly reccomend this as a place to fine dine, very well done Cioppinos! You are one of the few places in my mind that is worth every penny spent!
The restaurant food quality surpassed expectations. The bread and hummus were complementary and outstanding. The rib eye steak was buttery soft and flavourful. The lobster, shrimp and scallop dish was perfectly prepared. When our attentive waiter stepped up to remove the lobster from the shell, I was his. He also brought a birthday dessert with a candle and chocolate greeting, which was subtle and classy. It was astounding that there were so many people working as hosts, servers and kitchen helpers. One couldn't help feeling provided for. We shall return.
We had been referred to this outstanding eating experience by the owner of La Boneta. We had eaten there as well. Two amazing dinning experiences in Vancouver. Jan Barrali
This was our first visit to Cioppino's Mediterranean Grill in the Yaletown area of Vancouver. Food, service and ambience were all superb. We will return on our next visit to Vancouver.
The service was phenomenal and my overall experience was perfect. The beef carpaccio was very fresh and the lamb (and homemade mint jelly) was delicious. My girlfriend had penne with lobster...the sauce was delicious and our server removed the lobster from its shell for her, which was great service. Overall, my only complaint was the portion size could've been a bit larger for the pasta. And they made us a special dessert to commemorate our anniversary, which was very nice.
Cioppino's is a very special restaurant. The food, service, and wine choices are impeccable. The ambience is wonderful - urban chic with a comfort factor. This is the perfect place for celebrating a special occasion or for being good to yourself and friends.
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Dr. Nelsen, who became the eighth president of The University of Texas-Pan American on January 1, 2010, was raised on a small cattle ranch in Montana, just outside of Yellowstone Park, and put himself through college by working as a janitor before classes and by selling fish hooks and western clothing in the evenings.
He earned his bachelor's and master's degrees in political science from Brigham Young University and his Ph.D. from the Committee on Social Thought at The University of Chicago. His Ph.D. fields of specialization were modern literature, modern philosophy and modern political theory.
For almost two decades, Dr. Nelsen taught at The University of Texas at Dallas, where he started the creative writing program and nurtured the development of an arts and humanities curriculum. After winning the Chancellor's Council Award for Outstanding Teaching, he was recruited into the Provost's Office and eventually served as vice provost there.
Prior to his arrival at UTPA, Dr. Nelsen served as associate vice president for academic affairs and professor of English at Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi, where his wife, Jody, is executive vice president for finance and administration.
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Chink Chink . . . Ching Ching
s any good farmer knows, it is necessary to rotate the crops every so often in order to preserve the fertility of the soil. The same principal applies to that bit of soil beneath the skull, and so it is that I feel compelled to periodically uproot myself from the Garden of Samui.
Or would it be more accurate to say that I am uprooting Samui from the garden of my mind?
Ah, these profound convolutions are so discombobulating . . . well, for me, anyway.
Maybe I need more mental peat moss.
Nevertheless, I've replanted myself in India, India in me, and so, here I am for a while.
Let's see what crops up….
Mamallapuram was originally established as a seaport by the emperor Mahendra Varman of the Pallava dynasty during the seventh century—and should not be confused with a small, family-owned Italian restaurant on the South Side of Chicago by the name of Mama La Pasta. However, both places do serve fresh fish.
Mamallapuram is a little village located along the Bay of Bengal, just south of Madras, and is renowned for its temples and monuments hewn out of solid rock. Hewn is a word I copied from a guidebook, but chiseled, cut, carved, and sculpted all mean pretty much the same thing. Basically, what's involved is banging—and Indians are the most relentless bangers I have ever observed.
An Indian with a hammer in his hand is an Indian with a purpose, and they can be damn clever. They don't need sophisticated automatic machinery or even calipers and micrometers. Just give them a hammer and chisel, a block of wood or stone, and then leave them alone for a while . . . say maybe a hundred years or so. Sooner or later there will be a temple, a monument, a statue, or—on short notice—a beautiful pendant to hang around your neck.
Train stations in India seem to be the training grounds for apprentice bangers, which may be one reason they are called train stations. This is where many Indians learn how to wield a hammer without the bother of having to create anything other than noise. They are given a hammer, they find a stretch of rail that isn't occupied by a boxcar or a beggar, and they simply start banging away.
Over time, some of these novices become frustrated by the frequency with which the hammerheads keep snapping off the shaft, so they place rocks on the rail and aim at them instead. You can actually make money in India by breaking rocks—approximately one dollar a day….
Unfortunately, once in a while, an aspiring sculptor will become so engrossed in this preliminary hewing process, that he will fail to notice an oncoming mail train from Bombay, or wherever, and end up with his hand around the hammer while the rest of him is writhing in agony several meters away.
At that point, the wound is cauterized and the fellow trades in his hammer for a tin cup.
"Beggars can make some good money," said Kumar.
"Oh yes. A clever beggar can make more money than most of these rock sculptors in Mamallapuram."
"Because beggars are crippled and rock sculptors aren't."
Kumar is the day manager of the Mamale Bhavan Lodge in downtown Mamallapuram. I had checked in there late one afternoon, and following a shower and a short nap, I inquired as to where I could purchase a bottle of scotch. Kumar directed me to a shop across the street and recommended McDowell's scotch.
Acquiring the scotch was no problem, but the liquor store didn't sell soda.
"No soda here, sir. Up the street. Cool Bar sell soda."
So I walked up the street to the Cool Bar and asked for two cold sodas. Neither of the sodas I was given was cold. One was warm and the other was not quite so warm.
"Only have one cold soda, sir. The rest are warm."
"Well, it's cool, sir. The rest are warm."
"Just a moment sir. I go to my friend's shop. One moment please."
Off he went around the corner and I stood there reminding myself that I was in India.
"Here you are, sir. One more cold soda."
The fellow had a point there. "You're right," I agreed. "It's cool, isn't it?"
"I suppose that's why this place is called a cool bar and not a cold bar."
When he put the two bottles in a plastic bag, the bag broke. The bottles fell to the floor and shattered.
"Very sorry, sir. Very sorry. One moment please."
He ran around the corner again and came back empty handed.
I snapped the cap off the bottle of scotch, took a swig, and offered some to the shopkeeper.
"Very kind of you, sir, but no thank you."
He then proceeded to remove several rolls of toilet paper out of their plastic sheathing and put two bottles of soda inside.
"This is strong plastic, sir. It won't break."
As a rule, Indians are very courteous people, so even though it can be absolutely maddening to deal with them, you still feel obliged to maintain a civil degree of equanimity. I believe that they genuinely want to please. I also believe it's a very good idea, while traveling around India, that one should never be more than ten minutes away from the nearest bottle of scotch.
After dinner I went to the lobby and asked Kumar if he would like to join me for a drink. He said his shift ended shortly and invited me over to his house.
The Kumar residence was a basic rectangular, one-story, two-bedroom house made of stone. Of course, nearly everything in Mamallapuram is made of stone. Kumar shared the place with the hotel bellhop and two waiters from the restaurant. We drank something called Bagpiper whiskey mixed with water—warm water.
"You got anything cold in this town?" I asked.
"Well," said Kumar, "the stones get cold at night, and the women are cold most of the time."
Written across the back label on the bottle of whiskey was, LIQUOR RUINS COUNTRY, FAMILY, AND LIFE.
The bellhop said that without liquor—country, family, and life would be awfully damn intolerable. The rest of them agreed and we passed the bottle around.
They asked me if I liked movies and I said sure, some of them. Those fellows seemed to know most of the top American films and actors going back fifty years. We talked about Clark Gable, Marlon Brando, Sophia Loren, Marilyn Monroe, and—surprisingly—Bob Hope. They all liked Bob Hope, but said they'd rather meet Bo Derek.
"What do you guys do for sex around this place?" I asked
"We drink whiskey and go to movies," said Dennis, one of the waiters.
"Well, it's not exactly like having sex, but it's as close as we can get without having trouble.
"Here's to country, family, and life," said the bellhop.
Next day it rained. Still, the stonemasons kept banging away.
I went down to the lobby around noon. Kumar had the bellhop fetch me a pot of tea and an old copy of Asiaweek magazine. One of the stories was about the Miss World beauty pageant held in Hyderabad several years ago. According to the magazine, there was a lot of opposition to this event.
"Crazy feminists," said Kumar. "Indian films are full of sexy-looking women, but these protesters didn't want the outside world to think India would stoop to staging a beauty contest with girls in bathing suits. It's so hypocritical."
I said I thought the Miss World pageant could be a good showcase for India. It could highlight the country's culture and history—sort of promote the place for international tourism.
"Could do," Kumar said. "But a small group of people got nothing better to do than make a stink about it."
"Says here, a few of these people threatened to set fire to themselves if the government didn't step in and stop the pageant."
"Crazy, huh? Oh well, this is India. Very crazy place. What you doing here anyway? Just traveling around?"
"Traveling around, visa runs . . ."
"Must be nice to move from country to country like that. You rich?"
"You're a writer. Most beggars make more money than the only two writers I know."
I spent the afternoon sitting in a chair outside my room on the second-floor terrace doing absolutely nothing. I heard the chink chink of chisels against granite.
It continued to rain on and off. Every time it stopped raining, a young man would dry off the hotel taxi. It usually took about twenty minutes for him to do this, and shortly thereafter it would start raining again. He must have dried off that taxi seven or eight times during the afternoon. That was his job, I figured. It rains, taxi gets wet, it stops raining, you dry off the damn taxi.
Later, I asked Kumar what the fellow did in the dry season.
"In the dry season," said Kumar, "he wipes the dust off the taxi. He prefers the rainy season."
I was rather envying the fellow for the fact that he, at least, had some purpose—menial as it may have been—while I was spoiled into a state of exasperating idleness. I wondered if he spent his time during downpours daydreaming about being a relatively well-to-do laggard such as my sorry self.
Sustenance is no longer a struggle for me. Food, clothing, and shelter are no further away than the back pocket of my trousers. In fact, if I put the money in my shirt pocket, I'd have no reason at all to get up off my ass.
Next day I said goodbye to Kumar and the bellhop and Dennis and the other waiter who never said much.
"You ever get tired of the constant banging of the stonemasons?" I asked Kumar.
"I thought it was more like chink, chink, chink."
"Ching, ching . . . chink, chink . . . no, I'm used to it. Like the birds singing. Like maybe you get used to the rat-tat-tat of the typewriter when you're working."
"A stone cutter chisels granite or marble to make a statue."
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The former because WoW's Random Dungeon Finder is one of my favourite additions to the game. Never really ran any instances in groups before it, have done heaps of them since.Skirmishes are now available at level 20!
The Skirmish tutorials can now be completed as soon as a character reaches level 20. Once a character completes the tutorial they will have access to The Siege of Gondamon and Trouble in Tuckborough. The Stand at Amon Sûl Skirmish is now available at level 25.
Now LOTRO has it! Or something sort of similar, at any rate.
The latter change interests me because my main character is only level 21 so he's not had a chance to try Skirmishes yet. Can now!
Lots of other interesting changes as well, including some big changes to the Captain class.
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To help you become more familiar with the American artistic tradition, here are some of the most famous paintings produced by American artists:
Christina's World (1948) - This is a painting by one of the greatest American artists Andrew Wyeth. Wyeth comes from a family of artists and creative people. This intriguing work has sparked a great deal of debate over its meaning. It has also been widely referenced in today's media.
American Gothic (1930) - This painting by Grant Wood is also satirized in media and cartoons. It depicts a farmer couple posed in front of their house. The "Gothic" in the painting refers to the gothic style window of the house in the background. This painting was widely used during the time of the Great Depression as a symbol for the American spirit.
Landsowne Portrait of George Washington (1796) - This is probably the most reproduced painting of any American today. Gilbert Stuart painted portraits of many elected officials during the early years of the United States. It is from another Stuart painting that we get the George Washington image on the one dollar bill.
Twilight in the Wilderness (1860) – The Hudson River School of painting was the first major artistic school of thought that emerged in the United States. Frederick Church who created this painting belonged to this school of art. His art as well as those from others from the Hudson River School helped to bring awareness about the expanse and the beauty of the American frontier.
No. 5 (1948) – When people think of abstract painting the painting that probably comes to the mind of most people is one by Jackson Pollock. Pollock is the most famous proponent of Abstract Expressionism which made America the leading country when it comes to modern art.
In the Car (1963) – This is one of the most famous works in Pop Art. The painter who created it, Roy Lichtenstein was challenged by his child to start working in a style that can be recognized by American kids, that of comic books.


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