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Reverence To Stone
Unfortunately, many doom, drone, or sludge-oriented bands use extended songs and / or sparse compositional tactics as unwieldy splints for their underdeveloped songwriting sinews. In the worst — or best, depending on how you look at it — cases, they're merely masking their irrelevancy with inaccessibility. (It's similar to the tactics employed by the black metal also-rans of yesteryear, only instead of adopting the "necro" aesthetic and drowning their lack of dexterity in layers of distortion, they're making music that lies beyond the limits of a normal human's attention span. You can't critique what you can't even finish.)
Fear not, fans of brevity: Samothrace is not such an entity.
Nor are they succinct, by any stretch, but Samothrace is the rare band that uses their space advantageously. The glacial spirals they deploy aren't used in an effort to sap the listener's soul through a war of attrition. Instead, this long-awaited sophomore effort comes off like an effort to somehow encapsulate the ascendancy of their own souls before they evaporate. It's a journey from swirling depths into majestic flight, using a funereal crawl (without mourning) and post-whatever expanses (trope-free) to grasp and manipulate their dissipating sands.
Essentially, Samothrace has picked up right where their debut, Life's Trade, left off.
Thing is, Life's Trade was released way back in 2008. Now, imagine a scenario where a beloved, cherished entity takes an agonizing four years (or so) to produce new material. When that new material finally arises — sneakily, amidst minimal hype and fanfare — it's in the form of a mere two songs spanning thirty-four minutes. And you're overjoyed.
Behold Reverence to Stone.
Opener "When We Emerged" bears an appropriate title, and not just in allusion to the band's literal resurgence. The initial doomtrudge rumbles like granite-caked eyelids peeling themselves from slumber, utilizing traditional tones and vast expanses of negative space to build a deceptively gentle tension. When Brian Spinks' vocals finally burst from the horizon — a full four minutes in — the rock quakes free. His tortured, guttural howl appears rarely, but when it does, the heavens tremble with pain and regret as they peel his lungs from his chest.
Awash in glory, the six minute mark brings…a riff. A sweet, satisfying riff that quickly plays its hands into one of those glorious, blues-soaked solos that we've been waiting forty-odd months to hear. (This band thrives on solos; for all their downtempo skinstretch, they somehow maintain the ability to rock like a motherfucker. Albeit slowly.)
Once "When We Emerged" climbs back down the mountain, "A Horse of Our Own" leans in straightaway, its rippin' lead guitar smoothness setting the stage for a healthy dose of Spinks' cavernous roar. The climactic stomp riff that apexes the song, is, well, climatic, delivering serious satisfaction before the band once again disappears into the ether. Samothrace, for all of their willingness to take their sweet-ass time, never denies a payoff.
Trouble is, these payoffs are severely addicting, and Samothrace is horrifyingly stingy. Granted, the massive gap between Life's Trade and Reverence to Stone was likely due to shifts of lineup and location, not miserly spite. But these two (two!) songs are a colossal tease. One can only hope that Reverence to Stone is the beginning of a fruitful cycle.
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I have been craving something chocolaty lately, so I decided to experiment with the ingredients in my fridge and pantry. I love doing that! So, I soaked some nuts the night before and made a delicious and healthy dessert that is packed with nutritious ingredients the next day. It was so easy to make that my daughter (4 years old) was able to help me make it. After my daughter tried it, she says, "Mommy, this is the best pie I have ever tasted! I love you so much!" LOL It was too cute.
Ingredients for crust:
- 1 and 2/3 cup of raw pecans (if you don't have "raw", just use unsalted pecans)
- 1 cup of pitted medjool dates
- 12 dried figs (stems removed)
- 2 tablespoons of cold pressed coconut oil
- 1 teaspoon of vanilla
- 2 tablespoons of raw cacao (note: if you don't have "raw", you can use regular cacao powder)
- pinch of sea salt
- 1 tablespoon of shredded coconut to sprinkle on the pan
Ingredients for the Filling:
- 2 cups of raw cashews (soaked over night in filtered water)
- 1 and 1/3 cup of filtered water
- 4 tablespoons of cold pressed coconut oil
- 4 tablespoons of raw agave (I don't like my desserts too sweet, so taste it to see if it is sweet enough for you, if not, add a little more agave)
- 1 tablespoon of vanilla
- 2 tablespoons of raw cacao powder
- 2 dried figs (stems removed)
- 1/2 teaspoon of soy lecithin granules
Directions for Crust:
- Throw all ingredients in the food processor (except for the shredded coconut) and blend for a few minutes.
- Sprinkle shredded coconut on the bottom of your pie pan. This is so the crust doesn't stick to the pan.
- Press the crust blend onto your pie pan.
Directions for Filling:
- Throw all "filling" ingredients into your blender. I used my Vitamix.
- Blend for a few minutes until it is smooth.
- Pour blend onto pie crust.
- Decorate with more pecans.
- Freeze for a few hours.
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Reviews by davistabuff:More User Reviews:FLimaBrazil 3.33/5 rDev -13.5% look: 4.25 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.25 | feel: 3 | overall: 3.25 Brown amber color with a thick head with eternal retention and leaving laces. Aroma of caramel, licorice and rum. Strong flavor of licorice, earthy hops, booze, caramels, raisins, cherries, a hint of pine with a strong malt sweetness. Dry and bitter aftertaste. Medium to full body with low carbonation. This beer lacked some balance or the parts quite didn't match. I believe Avery tried to turbinate this Old Ale, but it did not work out well, it came out too sweet. Serving type: on-tap 12-19-2013 16:03:01 | More by FLima SportsandJortsMichigan 3.16/5 rDev -17.9% look: 3.75 | smell: 3.25 | taste: 3 | feel: 3.25 | overall: 3.25 Appearance: dark brown almost black. reddish hues around the edges. pretty opaque. small tannish head that leaves a little lacing behind Smell: light roasted malts. lots of fruitiness. alcohol and an earthy hoppiness. Taste: a mix of chocolate and roasted malts. dark fruitiness. and some booze in the background. and earth hoppiness as well Mouthfeel: a little bit bitter and fairly sticky Overall: I am a big fan of the old ales. but the flavors in this one just don't suit me. not enough malty sweetness. Serving type: bottle 12-18-2013 23:57:04 | More by SportsandJorts beergootColorado 3.45/5 rDev -10.4% look: 3.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 3.5 Reddish-brown body with a one-finger head; yeast sediment percolating about with the carbonation. Deep malt aroma, almost smokey in character; some spice notes. Booze and dark fruit flavors dance around with a thin, underlying malt character; tea-like aftertaste. Medium bodied; rather bubbly; dry finish. An okay beer. The flavor is rather disjointed and the mouthfeel is surprisingly weak for the style. There is a wide variety of flavors to pick out, all suggesting the style, but things just don't quite mesh overall. Serving type: bottle 12-15-2013 22:43:14 | More by beergoot dar482New York 3.6/5 rDev -6.5% look: 4 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 3.75 The beer comes in a deep mahogany color. The aroma has dark dates, caramel, toffee, a bit of roasted malt, and chocolate. The flavor has darkly toasted malt, some chocolate, with mostly toffee and caramel, a toasty nuttiness, a yeasty fruit bread. A good amount of fruity ester. And a bit of pine on the end. A decent British style ale. Serving type: bottle 12-13-2013 13:21:34 | More by dar482 Flounder57Massachusetts 3.99/5 rDev +3.6% look: 4.25 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 4 Served in a snifter at The Avenue in Allston. Appearance: This beer poured a one finger off white hear that reduced to a thin layer. It is a dark amber brown with little clarity and vision of bubbles coming up through the glass. Nice laving down the glass as the beer was drank. Smell: Spicy, boozy, raisins, caramel, toffee, vanilla, honey, and possibly some bready notes. Taste: Caramel, toffee, raisins, mild hop bitterness, boozy warm alcohol, sweet honey, and vanilla. Mouthfeel: Silky smooth, boozy, a little dry, high carbonation, and light body feel. Overall: A very enjoyable old ale beer. Sometimes it is good to refresh my tastes buds of this style I really don't see much of. Thanks Avery for bringing this back every year. Serving type: on-tap 12-11-2013 01:32:30 | More by Flounder57 chefhattPennsylvania 3.45/5 rDev -10.4% look: 3.5 | smell: 3.25 | taste: 3.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 3.5 I poured this beer it, has a mahogany color body with a very small head. Ths aroma has a dark fruit and cherry smell to it. The taste has a deep dark fruit taste and some sweetness also. The mouthfeel is nice and overall a good sippin beer. This isn't my favorite style, but this is one of the better ones I have had. Serving type: bottle 12-07-2013 03:25:44 | More by chefhatt |
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While his track record throughout the 2000s has been a bit spotty ("Breakfast On Pluto," "The Brave One") we loved his latest, "Ondine" (which begins a limited rollout next week), and his 2002 film "The Good Thief" is an underrated and surprisingly solid on-the-money remake of the classic Jean-Pierre Melville-helmed French noir "Bob Le Flambeur." And it looks like Jordan is set to continue in the vein of the fantastical, as he's now lined up to tackle Neil Gaiman's "The Graveyard Book" next.
Deadline reports that Jordan will write and direct the live action adaptation of the unusual coming-of-age book about a baby who escapes the clutches of a murderer who slaughters his family. The baby comes under the care of the undead citizens of a graveyard who raise and protect the child from the murderer who is still on the hunt. Here is the Booklist synopsis of the novel:
While a highly motivated killer murders his family, a baby, ignorant of the horrific goings-on but bent on independence, pulls himself out of his crib and toddles out of the house and into the night. This is most unfortunate for the killer, since the baby was his prime target. Finding his way through the barred fence of an ancient graveyard, the baby is discovered by Mr. and Mrs. Owens, a stable and caring couple with no children of their own—and who just happen to be dead. After much debate with the graveyard's rather opinionated denizens, it is decided that the Owenses will take in the child. Under their care and the sponsorship of the mysterious Silas, the baby is named "Nobody" and raised among the dead to protect him from the killer, who relentlessly pursues him. This is an utterly captivating tale that is cleverly told through an entertaining cast of ghostly characters. There is plenty of darkness, but the novel's ultimate message is strong and life affirming.Jordan is a director that we always sort of take for granted, despite his solid career and interesting choices. As he proved with films like "Ondine," "The Butcher Boy" and even "Interview With A Vampire" he has an assured hand managing fantasy elements while keeping them very much grounded in reality. We think he is a smart choice here for Gaiman's book and we're definitely curious to see how this one will shape up.
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There are 2 new possible repos you can point to now if you followed the instructions for switching to the new LMDE update system from this post:
These repos are (either one or the other--not both):
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The "latest" (stable) repo will currently give you "update pack 1" while the "incoming" repo, which is designed for those who wish to test the next update pack before it's released, will give you "update pack 2" pre-release.
For you at this stage you need to enable the "latest" repo so you can upgrade to "Update pack 1" first. Just make absolutely sure that you've disabled the old "Debian testing" repo as well as the new "incoming" repo if you've already added it to your sources list. You can only ever choose one of the three to receive updates from.
So in short, enable the "latest" repo and disable the "incoming" repo (if already added) as well as the old "Debian testing" repo and you should be ready to upgrade to "Update pack 1". Once Update pack 1 is installed (and everything is checked out okay) and you want to switch to a "testers" hat then you can disable the "latest" repo and enable the "incoming" repo and upgrade once again.
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IOW: NOTHING will, in the end, impede malware to install bootkits/jailbreaks. :-D
This way, people are doing all this work to appease Microsoft, under risk of making people think that Secure Boot (TM) is actually secure, which will after all DIMINISH the security status of potential-botnet-drones around the world. Ah, let's not forget the privacy/liberty implications. Hmm...
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You know, you kind of proved my point. There is NO added security, because you can always find another vulnerability in the kernel, and use that to escalate past the bootloader (like creating crafted restore-from-hibernation images) and people will act under the illusion that their systems have "added security" when they aren't, which, as I mentioned, diminishes the overall security. For instance, the crafted restore image could allow running unsigned or signed-by-the-malware-author executables or substitute key libraries.
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I'd post them up in "Pic of the day" but thats full of s**t pics of peoples own w**ky Lupos and s**t wannabee freelance photographers posting their own crappy shoots up.
Early 80s R31 Skyline GTS-R Group A Touring Car engines. 450bhp. Stock crank and rods and inlet and tbh lots more, as per the rules.
Part of the rules meant they HAD to have the MAF sensor connected (But they didnt want it on the engine as it was a restriction and they used MAP managment), so they did keep it connected, via a little vac pipe that did nothing, lol.
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Rohtas gallery was founded by Suhail Abbasi, Naeem Pasha and Salima Hashmi in Rawalpindi/Islamabad in 1981. Its stated objective was to showcase art which had no support in the Zia´s era. Among the artist who exhibited with Rohtas were Zubaida Agha, Zahoorul Akhlaq, Jamil Naqsh, Mussarat Mirza, Salima Hashmi, Shahid Sajjad, Sheherzade Alam and Sallahuddin Mian. Many young artists commenced their careers in the 80´s at Rohtas including Anwar Saeed, Shazia Sikandar, Quddus Mirza, Naazish Ataullah and Imran Qureshi. Parallel to the capital. city like Lahore was in desperate need of space where youngster can come and share their thoughts and express themselves. In 2001, Salima Hashmi took the initiative by opening a gallery with the name of Art Shart, this later named and got popularity as Rohtas 2 Gallery. Rohtas 2 made its mark by encouraging young and established artists to exhibit like Imran Qureshi, Farida Batool, Aisha Khalid, Talha Rathore, Massoma Syed, Saba Qizilbash, Risham Sayed, Saniya Samad, Hasnat Mehmood, Asad Hayee, Sira Shiekh, Seema Nusrat, Aasim Akhtar, Anwar Saeed, Zarina Hashmi, Afshar Malik, Naazish Ataullah, Quddus Mirza, Mussarat Mirza, Ruby Chishti, Huma Mulji, Faiza Butt and Naiza Khan are few names among many other artists. |


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Rodney Davis was a tall kid from Macon, Georgia, known for protecting other kids who were being picked on. In Vietnam, Davis didn't think twice when a grenade landed in his bunker: he dove on it and saved the lives of fellow Marines he barely knew. Decades later, one of those Marines decided to visit Davis' gravesite and found it covered with weeds and tall grass. That sparked a massive effort to ensure that Davis' heroics are remembered and honored this Veterans Day.
It is nothing short of a miracle that Malala Yousufzai is still alive and even more astounding that she suffered no major brain or nerve damage after being gunned down in a bus on her way from school a month ago. In hardly more than four weeks, she has taken a harrowing odyssey from being unconscious in an intensive care unit in Pakistan to walking, writing, reading -- and smiling -- again in hospital in the UK.
Students in North Carolina have written letters of support to the 15-year-old girl who was shot by the Taliban for standing up for girls education. The letters will be presented to Gordon Brown, the special U.N. envoy, to take back to Malala Yousufzai in Birmingham where she is recovering from her injuries.
As the Northeast digs out from a second major storm in little more than a week, experts say Internet scam artists are preying on generous Americans who want to donate to the victims of Superstorm Sandy.
After Robert Stokely's son was killed in Iraq, he knew he had to see the place where his son fell. He finally made the trip last year, though it did not turn out the way he had imagined. Reporter Moni Basu first met Stokely after she covered his son's memorial service in Iraq and later, wrote about a father's grief. Now she tells the story of his journey to find peace in a place of war.
He was antisocial and difficult to work with at first. He'd clearly been abused by his father as evidenced by the deep, round scab near his shoulder. He hadn't been eating well. And he was so skittish that the slightest noise or motion set him off. But Army veteran Jeff Wilson needed a new dog, and this pound puppy -- a border collie-German shepherd mix -- was it. He named him Lobo, and it wasn't long before Wilson, 44, realized they had the same issues. "We were kind of kindred spirits," he said. "I think it really helped deepen our connection because he wasn't just helping me; I was helping him. I was helping him get past the same obstacles that I had. I had to recognize it in myself and get past that to help him."
The storm that swept across the Northeast left indelible memories for many, but also erased some. Limor Garfinkle, whose Staten Island apartment is littered with scraps of paper that represent some of the most important memories of a woman she barely knows, is trying to salvage at least a few of them.
Xi Jinping is a mystery. So much so that the presumed leader-in-waiting of the world's most populous nation could vanish for more than a week without any explanation being given. In September this year, Xi disappeared. It sparked a flurry of rumors: he'd had a heart attack, suffered a stroke, was injured swimming, and had even gone on strike. Xi eventually re-appeared and normal transmission was resumed. But should we be so surprised? Barely an analyst I've spoken to can say they really know him, or what type of leader he would be.
CNN's Eye On series takes you to a different country each month. In October we visit Namibia highlighting the country's best and brightest people, plus framing its pressing issues in a global context.
A hard-hitting Kenyan movie about gang culture has become the country's first-ever film to be considered for an Oscar. "Nairobi Half Life" has just been shown at Film Africa 2012, which is currently taking place in London -- having already made history as the most successful theatrical release for a local film in Kenya, according to its producers.
It's not a career path followed by many. On Friday, the Right Reverend Justin Welby, a former oil executive, was confirmed as the next archbishop of Canterbury, and as such will become head of the 80 million-member worldwide Anglican Communion. Although Welby has been a bishop for just less than a year, his experience beyond the pulpit may be what has given him the edge over his rivals for the top job. He will take over from Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams, who has headed the church for more than a decade, in March.
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Get ready: The 2016 campaign for the White House is getting under way. Among those attending next week's Republican Governors Association meeting in Las Vegas are the group's chairman, Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell, as well as popular Republicans such as New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker and Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal. While the RGA's annual confabs are all about policy and politics, 2016 is sure to come up because all four governors are thought to be contenders for the party's next presidential nomination. Even though the 2012 election is barely in the rear view mirror, speculation over the next race for the White House is getting started. With President Barack Obama winning a second term on Tuesday, an incumbent will not run in 2016, meaning both parties may have competitive nomination battles.
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America woke up Wednesday, looked into a giant mirror made up of millions of votes and saw how it has been changing for decades. It wasn't just President Obama's re-election and the diverse coalition of minorities, women and youth that kept him in power. For the first time, voters approved same-sex marriage in three states. Margaret Hoover, a Republican analyst and CNN contributor, called it "a watershed moment." Meanwhile, Wisconsin elected the country's first openly gay U.S. senator.
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Before Republicans went looking for answers Tuesday night, some of them went looking for the remote. When it became clear about midnight that President Barack Obama was safely on the way to re-election, a handful of cranky and inebriated Republican donors wandered about Romney's election night headquarters, angrily demanding that the giant television screens inside the ballroom be switched from CNN to Fox News, where Republican strategist Karl Rove was making frantic, face-saving pronouncements about how Ohio was not yet lost. Rove was wrong, of course.
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Between 1969 and 1993, all 11 justices confirmed to the Supreme Court were named by Republican presidents. Now the re-election of President Barack Obama promises to continue reshifting the balance of federal courts toward a more progressive stage, a legacy of judicial power that may be felt for decades. Obama has already named two justices to the top bench -- Sonia Sotomayor and Elena Kagan -- and it is possible he might name two or more in his second term.
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Even before he takes the oath of office for a second time, President Barack Obama has a crisis on his hands. On January 2, 2013, America will begin a long fall off the "fiscal cliff" -- unless the White House and Congress can agree on a deal to avert the plunge. And that's not going to be easy.
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A black man is returning to the White House. Four years ago, it was a first, the breaking of a racial barrier. Tuesday night, it was history redux. And more.
Over $100 billion is owed in unpaid child support -- nearly half of that to taxpayers supporting children on public assistance.
Iran's quest for a nuclear weapon has been the subject of much debate this election season, but the presidential candidates rarely discussed the most imminent danger Iran poses to the United States: cyberwarfare.
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Online voting is taking off in local elections, particularly overseas. But Americans shouldn't expect to vote for the president on their laptop or iPad anytime soon.
Gun sales are up in the wake of Barack Obama's re-election on Tuesday, driven by fears of tighter regulations under a Democratic president, especially for firearms that might be classified as assault weapons.
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A record number of tech products used by the U.S. military and dozens of other federal agencies are fake. That opens up a myriad of national security risks, from dud missiles to short-circuiting airplane parts to cyberespionage.
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With the book "Fifty Shades of Grey" still flying off the shelves, women are discovering the power of sexual fantasy, some for the first time.
Strangers often trust Edward with their secrets, whether it be on planes or walking down the street. He even became a confidant in one place that he doesn't want most people to know he spent time: prison.
We're living in a golden age for brain research, which could revolutionize how we think, feel and behave. Thanks to brain scans like the fMRI, brain activity can be localized and even the most precise activity pinpointed. For example, researchers can spot the minuscule area in the visual cortex that, when damaged, prevents a person from recognizing faces, including his own. The slant in neuroscience has been to map the brain down to the tiniest detail.
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On Tuesday, Colorado and Washington became the first two states to legalize recreational use of marijuana. The referendums come at a time when more than a third of states have approved the cannabis plant for medicinal purposes. Proponents for legalizing marijuana tout its pain-relieving benefits and use by cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy or radiation treatments; opponents stress that science has yet to prove the drug is safe.
I will be as thrilled -- or disappointed -- by the results of the presidential election as the next guy. But I have to caution you against letting your emotions get too carried away by the election results -- especially if you are a man. It could be bad for your health. To put it bluntly: being on a losing team can be deadly.
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Apple's latest tablet comes in a smaller, pocketable, gripable, adorable new travel size. But the iPad Mini is more than just a smaller face -- it's a whole new product with its own killer features and disappointments. Joining the iPhone and 10-inch iPad in Apple's iOS lineup, the 7.8-inch iPad enters a crowded market of 7-inch tablets. Here's a closer look at the Mini and how it stacks up against its competitors.
It's been more than a week since Hurricane Sandy battered the East Coast, leaving a mess in its wake that we'll be cleaning for months to come. In addition to consuming our worries and our watercooler chatter, the disaster has taken social media by, uh, superstorm, keeping us connected as we weathered the build-up, the tempest and its aftermath.
When it comes to social media's heavy hitters, there are no bigger players than Facebook or Twitter, right? Not if you're in South Africa.
Incredible architecture and art are splendid and interesting enough but when I go to Italy, I want to eat. Which is why, after a dozen trips to the country, I decided to settle into the city of Bologna for a few weeks and consume as much as I possibly could.
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If your passport is gathering dust and your suitcase desperately needs a workout, don't throw away thoughts of a thrilling vacation just because your wallet doesn't match your wanderlust. Supply and demand dictate pricing in nearly every industry, and travel is no exception.
Traveling to Rio de Janeiro for a two-day tournament last year, professional golfer Amanda Blumenherst couldn't catch a break. The Arizona-based golfer's flight to Dallas was detoured to San Antonio because of bad weather. Blumenherst, who joined the Ladies Professional Golf Association in 2010, slept in San Antonio and flew on to Dallas the next day. That day, a seven-hour delay for her flight to Rio turned into a cancellation and another night in a hotel.
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If you believe the Mayas, the end of the world is near. At least that's how some people have interpreted the fact that when the Mesoamericans conceived their Long Count calendar more than 5,000 years ago, it happened to stop at December 21, 2012. Others believe the end of the Maya calendar simply refers to the coming of a major global physical or spiritual transmogrification, marking the start of a new era. Whichever camp you fall into, if you don't want to be sitting at home in your recliner when the big day comes, consider heading to one of the many hotels that are marking the date with special Maya-themed deals and packages. We've highlighted a handful of examples both in the heart of Maya country and beyond.
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The vegetables I've been writing about this season - the invasive purslane weed, inscrutable kohlrabi and endless bushes of leafy greens - all came from Added Value, an urban farm located on the edge of Brooklyn's Red Hook waterfront neighborhood. By Monday night, the farm was buried under almost three feet of water. Sandy's storm surge sent a flood of river water, mud and industrial sludge cascading through Red Hook, drowning hundreds of homes and local businesses. The farm lost its fall crops, some of its physical structures, and an estimated $10,000 to $40,000 in equipment..
Country singer and millennial Taylor Swift recently told the Daily Beast she doesn't consider herself a feminist, explaining to the interviewer who posed the question: "I don't really think about things as guys versus girls." But many feminists would argue that Swift, 22, is missing the point, that feminism isn't a battle between the sexes.
When Superstorm Sandy knocked the power out, the cash stopped flowing for thousands of low-wage workers in Greater New York. But a Manhattan-based foundation is providing a port in the storm. Modest Needs Foundation is offering to pay up to $1,500 to cover rent or mortgage payments for beleaguered restaurant and hotel workers, hairdressers and other people who depend on tip income.
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People go through similar emotions and display matching brainwaves while playing a computer game, a new study has found.
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While one might assume that we would empathize more with people we like, a new study has indicated that the human brain focuses more greatly on the need to monitor enemies closely, especially when they are suffering.
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A new research has demonstrated that infants can detect whether a person`s emotions are justifiable given a particular context, as early as 18 months.
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Scientists have established the mechanism that reveals how emotions are linked with the way humans hear and process sound, says a study.
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Emotions are not just special cases of perception or thought but a separate kind of mental state which arises through the integration of feelings of bodily processes and cognitive contents, according to a new theory.
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Our brains are wired to make music-color connections depending on how the melodies make us feel, according to a new research from the University of California, Berkeley.
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The findings of a survey in the US indicate that the inability to control emotions could throw weight loss programmes off kilter.
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New studies have shed light on how human and primate brains process and interpret facial expressions, and the role of facial mimicry in everything from deciphering an unclear smile to establishing relationships of power and status.


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Tue, Nov 12, 2013 | 14:20 GMT
Dragon Age: Inquisition off-screen video shows 30 minutes of next-gen footage
Dragon Age: Inquisition was shown during the Digiexpo event in Finland, and someone filmed the 30-minute session. It's off-screen footage, so it's not the best in the world, but it still gives you an idea of how the game looks. As CVG notes, it's the same footage which was shown during PAX 2013. Dragon Age: Inquisition will release on PC and next-gen systems in autumn 2014.
Thu, Oct 03, 2013 | 20:17 BST
Dragon Age: Inquisition team wants to "see how people respond" to Kinect, other tech before implementation
Dragon Age: Inquisition producer Cameron Lee has said Bioware is looking into added game tech such as SmartGlass, Kinect, and Move, but not to expect any of those to be implemented into the series just yet.
Sun, Sep 01, 2013 | 21:59 BST
Dragon Age: Inquisition will have you fighting dragons, obviously
Dragon Age: Inquisition wouldn't be called "Dragon Age" if the series didn't have something to do with dragons. The creatures are in the game after all, and are apex predators. Players will have to deal with these beasts on occasion in the game, and to give you a bit of background on the flying serpents and how to dispatch of them, Game Informer spoke with BioWare's Mike Laidlaw regarding tactics. Go have a read through the link. Dragon Age: Inquisition is out in fall 2014 on PC, PS3, PS4, Xbox 360 and Xbox One.
Thu, Aug 29, 2013 | 22:11 BST
Dragon Age: Inquisition romances to be more content based with less focus on approval rating
Dragon Age: Inquisition players will notice a few changes have been made by BioWare regarding how partners will be romanced.
Wed, Aug 28, 2013 | 18:19 BST
Dragon Age Keep allows users to "customize a historical world state" and import into Dragon Age: Inquisition
Dragon Age Keep has been announced by BioWare which will allow Dragon Age players to "customize a historical world state" to their exact specifications.
Thu, Aug 22, 2013 | 21:28 BST
Dragon Age: Inquisition's "tighter emphasis on story" and choices doesn't fit with a true open-world game
Dragon Age: Inquisition's world will be more open than previous titles, but don't go in expecting it to be a true, open world game because it just wouldn't fit right with the series, according to creative director Mike Laidlaw.
Tue, Aug 06, 2013 | 17:14 BST
Dragon Age: Inquisition graces next Game Informer cover
Dragon Age: Inquisition is the main feature subject of the September issue of Game Informer.
Wed, Jul 24, 2013 | 17:55 BST
Dragon Age: Inquisition – previous saves will "carry" and "matter"
Dragon Age saves will carry over into Inquisition, according to Bioware.
Fri, Jul 19, 2013 | 16:23 BST
Dragon Age: Inquisition dialogue system, exploration details come out of PAX Australia panel
Dragon Age: Inquisition will contain a revamped dialogue system, according to a BioWare panel at PAX Australia, and the change up is thanks to suggestions made by players of the previous entries in the series.
Thu, Jun 27, 2013 | 09:28 BST
Dragon Age: Inquisition – first screenshot released
Bioware has released a lone screenshot of Dragon Age: Inquisition. You can have a look at it below. Dragon Age: Inquisition will release in fall 2014 on PC, PS3, PS4, Xbox 360 and Xbox One.
Wed, Jun 19, 2013 | 13:45 BST
Dragon Age: Inquisition team may "throw it over to the cloud" if it can "be smart" with it
Dragon Age: Inquisition's Aaryn Flynn feels the next console generation is "long overdue" and the computing power behind the tech "enables so many things."
Tue, Jun 18, 2013 | 20:57 BST
Dragon Age: Inquisition's open-world is "pretty ambitious," says BioWare GM
Dragon Age: Inquisition's open-world is "pretty ambitious," according to BioWare general manager Aaryn Flynn.
Thu, Nov 15, 2012 | 14:36 GMT
Dragon Age 3: Inquisition – first pre-production screenshot revealed during Bioware talk
The first pre-production shot of Dragon Age 3: Inquisition was shown last night during the Bradford Animation Festival, where Bioware art and animation director Neil Thompson gave a talk on the progression of video game art.


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Brittany Williams, a lecturer with UMD's architecture program and Faculty Advisor for WaterShed, has been selected to be the Competition Manager for Solar Decathlon China 2013 (SD China). Williams will spend the next six months shuttling between her home base in Beijing and the competition site in Datong, Northern China. Williams, a 2008 UMD graduate of the Master of Architecture program, has a long history of decathlons under her belt, also serving as an Architecture Team Leader during graduate school for LEAFHouse, which placed second in the U.S. Department of Energy Solar Decathlon 2007.
SD China is the most recent addition to the Solar Decathlon competitions, joining Solar Decathlon Europe and the U.S. Department of Energy Solar Decathlon in challenging collegiate teams from around the world to design, build, and operate solar-powered houses that are cost-effective, energy-efficient, and attractive. A partnership between China's National Energy Administration, the U.S. Department of Energy, Peking University and Applied Materials, this August's competition is the inaugural year for SD China.
Associate Professor and WaterShed Principal Investigator Amy Gardner will travel to Oman in March with student team leaders David Gavin (M.ARCH '12) and David Daily (Masters of Science in Systems Engineering Candidate) to lead a pre-competition workshop for the Eco House Design Competition (EHDC). A Solar Decathlon "sister" competition, the EHDC challenges collegiate teams to design, build and operate eco-friendly houses, combining consumer appeal and optimal energy efficiency into an attractive, thoughtfully designed package. Together with Michael Wassmer, the U.S. Department of Energy Solar Decathlon competition manager from 200-2011, Gardner, Gavin, and Daily will share the principles of UMD's approach to the Solar Decathlon, from building relationships with sponsors, professionals and suppliers to construction management and competition strategy.
Closer to home, team members have been hard at work this past year readying WaterShed for its permanent location at Pepco's Rockville facility, including the design of two additional modules. Spearheaded by Architecture Lecturer and WaterShed Faculty Advisor Brian Grieb, Student Leader David Gavin (M.ARCH '12) and Professional Mentor and team corporate sponsor Taz Ezzat, President of Maryland Custom Builders, the two sister modules will maintain the same standards in energy efficiency and sustainability as WaterShed. This dynamic addition to the original footprint will create an extensive research and education campus for Pepco and provide additional opportunities for the public. The complex process of adapting WaterShed's living systems to the new site, re-implementing the solar panel systems and addressing the various site challenges have been an around the clock job for the team. A hearing will the Rockville Planning Commission this past week completed the permit process, which will propel much of the year's planning into motion.
Since its first place win in 2011, WaterShed has collected a number of accolades and awards for sustainable and inspirational design, including a Presidential Citation for Sustainable Design from the American Institute of Architects (AIA), DC chapter, a Maryland AIA Design Award, and a Chesapeake Bay AIA Design Award. The Maryland State Senate and House also recognized the team in a proclamation last January and a book depicting the team's experience in designing and building WaterShed, as well as the subsequent competition, was published last spring. WaterShed continues to serve as an example of innovative, sustainable design in articles and publications all over the world.


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Most teens today have a lot of interests. But if you ask them what they're passionate about---what they're willing to give up everything for---you may not get an answer. Zach Hunter is a passionate teenager who believes that passion is ignited when a spark gets close enough to your heart to cause your passion to burst into flames. As your students read stories of people who have used their passion to change the world, they may find their own world-changing passion ignited.
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As a teen today, you probably have plenty of interests and plenty to plug into. In the midst of the constant stimulus---activities, media, text messages, and social networking--- activist and fellow teenager Zach Hunter asks: What consumes the bulk of your time? How do you zero in on what really matters?
Zach wrote this book to share powerful inspiration from the lives of others and to promote his steadfast belief that his generation is capable of great things---actions that may require shedding conventional notions of what is cool and important---and of choices that can heat up, ignite, and stoke the flames of a deeper passion, the kind of passion that changes the world.
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This is one of the most popular dog breeds, and for good reason-- it is protective, playful, loving, patient, and reliable. The Lab's beauty is only matched by its sweet personality and intelligence. What does this mean for you? It's your perfect family pet.
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Well I can tell by the type of people commenting that this is an article to take with a grain of salt. Pitbulls are a WONDERFUL breed. It's you idiot owners that are the problem with any dog.
We have had rough coat collies with our children and grandchildren for 40 years and they are wonderful, although they require frequent grooming. Ten years ago we discovered the "smooth" collie, which has short hair but the same loving disposition. We would recommend this type collie for the busy family with children.
Get a schnauzer
I'm quite shocked that the Bichon Frise breed is not on the list (should be number 1). This is my favorite breed of dog. Extremely kind, gentle and loving. Great with children! I also must say, I completely disagree with the comments saying pitbulls are so good with children. My daughter was bitten in the face by one not even two months ago! This was a neighbor's house dog that interacted with her children daily. I would not suggest anyone with children get a pitbull!!!
Anyone suggesting that pitbulls are good family pets are truly ignorant. Yes, there may be some good ones out there, but for the most part these are extremely unpredictable and violent animals. Never should leave children alone with a pitbull. And upbringing / socialization has nothing to do with it, there was just a recent case of a lady who raised a pitbull from a puppy, and while feeding it the dog went berzerk and literally ripped her arm off, and her other hand...crazy!
My children have each been bittern multiple times by their grandfather's golden retriever and the nurses in the ER said that this is not as uncommon as one would think, given the golden's reputation as a kid-friendly dog. I grew up with goldens and was very surprised by any aggression myself, but now we have the dog stay with someone else while we visit.
jack russels, German shepherds?
where are the german shepherds they are obviosly the best dogs for children
Where are the Staffordshire Bull Terriers?! I definitely think Staffies should be at position one.
I would have to recommend Cavalier king charles spaniel.
A good dog for children are Boo dogs. They are costly but adorable and sweet. They are cuddly and kind and playful and are not at all aggressive. They do not serve as guard dogs at all though.
We have scheduled the vet to come on 11/6 to put down our 11 year old Great Dane, My son is 10 and been with him his whole life. While my husband and I understand we are doing this out of love as his quality of life is low as hard as he tries. How soon should we look for a new dog to soften the blow to our son?
Dissagree with this top 10 no mension of staffies when they should be the number 1 on the list
my family recently got a toy poodle from breeders downtown and she has ben working very well with us, she loves children and is dependant which is a wonderful thing for your children:)she will be at a small size which means your children will need to be carful stepping on a toy/or teacup which are very small dogs but I recommend getting a toy poodle because it is a loving dog to be around, and if you didn't know, they love to swim which will be a advantage the feature
Correct your writing: Collies "try and herd children" is bad English. Should be "try to herd children." You don't "try and do something." You "try to do something."
Vizsla - are you kidding. They tear around at high speed, and knock everyone over. That is no fun for kids!
We had a Newfoundland. She was about 3 years old when I gave birth to my first daughter. When I brought my daughter home to Spirit, she sniffed and snuffled her and then never left her side. When my daughter would wake up crying in the night, Spirit would come to me whining and leading the way to the nursery and pace till my daughter would drift back to sleep. One day my daughter was fussy and nothing was working and there was Spirit right next to my daughter worrying away about her. With Spirit laying down I laid my daughter there on Spirit and they both quieted down and went to sleep! When my daughter started to crawl you could find Spirit often following her making sure everything was okay. She took toy bashing from her, clumsy pats everywhere, screeching baby talk, yanking of her fur and loved every minute of it! Never have I ever had a more patient or loving dog as a Newfoundland.
I would like to say that people who speak negatively about Pit Bulls are simply ignorant. Your opinions are based on your lack of information, rather than fact. Pit Bulls are amazing dogs for children; and yes they were "nanny dogs." They do not have "lock jaw" and have the ability to be rehabilitated after suffering some of the most heinous abuse. In my experience as an RVT, Chihuahuas and Chows are among the most aggressive breeds.
I am surprised at how many comments promote the "PitBull", my only experiences with them have not been good ones. Obviously how the dog is raised plays a huge part in its behaviour with and around kids and family.Have friends who have a Labradoodle, amazing dog with everyone, no shedding of hair, well trained with excellent manners, has grown up with loads of kids, does love to run and play.
I would not have placed the golden retriever as number 1 as the retriever is known to have a much shorter life span to the Lab retriever


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The physical location of the hotel is on Searjent's Court. the Seargent Knights were the first knights to establish their headquarters during the middle... ages. Unfortunately, the actual inn was destroyed during World War II. If you are intrigued with the Middle Ages, Knights and British History, this is the place to stay. The hotel is a beautiful 21st century luxury hotel - but thousands of stories from the Middle Ages are burried on the ground the hotel is built upon. Within a few minutes (less than 5) you are in the midst of the Middle Temple, and the 4 inns of court that remain today. A historic church from the 1200's and the current Royal Courts of Justice are across the street. Most of the buildings permit access to the public. When the Queen comes to visit this part (city of Westmeinster) London, there is an official welcome by the Mayor who give her the keys to the city - this is a few hundred yards from the hotel. You can guess why I stayed at this location - historical relevance and great 21st century accomodations and service. 来自 Roswell, GA 的 Irene Steffas 于 2013-11-26 发表点评


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I was charged with DUI in Mass. in July 2012 but am Conn. resident with Conn. license. The officer was found to lack probable cause, the stop was ruled illegal, the motion to suppress the stop was allowed, and the case was unconditionally dismissed with prejudice (it cannot be later refiled).
As the stop was found to be illegal, would I have any avenue to expunge record of the arrest from my CORI and my RMV record? I think RMV should not retain record of a charge that did not result in a conviction or even admission of sufficient facts. Also, RMV has a record of refusal. Would being asked to take the test to begin with also be "fruit of the poison tree"?
Given this, if expungement is not available, comments about sealing are welcome. I have no convictions or other pending cases anywhere.
In Maryland, D.C. , or Virginia, this case could be expunged . The charges DUI charges were dismissed so there is...
I was charged with misdemeanor DWI 2 1/2 years ago and received Continuation without a Finding and 1 year's probation. I completed my probation and paid all fines/fees in a timely manner. Will this charge show up on my criminal record? Do I have to include this charge when filling out applications (non-government jobs)? In addition, I'm looking to take a trip to Toronto in the near future, will I be allowed into Canada? I've had no other run-ins with the law prior to this incident or since.
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I got convicted august 2012 of 2nd oui (90 24 DI - DWI LIQUOR) and it's been over a year into my 2 year revocation, why is my status online saying "no hardship available?" Should I apply anyways? I have all the materials needed to apply.
First if you have an attorney you should direct this question to them. If not, why don't you contact the DMV and see...
no prior criminal history,srefused CTR drive for a living and job requires license to operate
Retain a good DUI lawyer to control the damage.
1 st stop I was let go and 2 nd they arrested me. I was not drunk either time.
An anonymous call opens up the door for a potential motion to suppress for an illegal stop. Either way you should...
My son is dealing with a tough situation right now. He's under 21 facing oui charges in MA . There isn't much to the case .09 breathalyzer, good field test performance noted & HGN passed. Based on experience What is the likely outcome of this case both with and without an experienced attorney?
There is more to this case than you think. The breathalyzer result of 0.09 is enough for the prosecution to prevail on...
I have paid all fines and completed all probation requirements
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Garden bars are a godsend for rough, raw gardener's hands. And when I make them from oil infused with the fruits of my gardening labor, I feel as if things have come full circle.
So what are garden bars—or lotion bars, as many know them? They look a lot like bars of soap, but they're not. You don't clean with garden bars, but instead moisturize with them. Basically, they're just like lotion, but in solid form.
Made from everyday ingredients, they're easy to mix up by the batch in your kitchen.
What You Need ½ cup herbal-infused olive oil ½ cup coconut oil, melted ½ cup beeswax, melted Simple molds
To give your lotion bars a garden touch, infuse olive oil with herbs and flowers. Use about 2 tablespoons of dried herbs per half cup of oil. Heat and allow to cool. Leave the herbs in the oil for a few days to a couple of weeks, and then strain.
Once your oil is ready, combine ingredients in a small, heat-safe mixing bowl. Stir well to combine. If the mixture is cloudy, reheat over hot water until it becomes clear.
Fill molds halfway. The bar shown here was made in a single-serve plastic fruit cup. Muffin tins work, too.
Let cool completely, and then pop the bars out of the molds. They should release easily.
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To use your lotion bar, let the warmth of your hand melt the surface slightly and then rub the lotion into skin.
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The day will start with a large group activity where our 5th through 8th grade students will break into small groups and look at the five gaming elements. We will use Rock/Paper/Scissors as the common game and explore what happens when you change a game element. Through discussion students will get the idea that planning and trial and error are part of the process. Next students will get to choose from one of 8 stations to explore. Right now we have the following stations. The idea is to spend 15 min. showing the program and then letting students go right to creating using the programs for another 35 min.
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As the summer draws to a close and school days are looming (if not already here for some), it is important to look at backpack safety.
Backpacks have long been a convenient way to carry books to school.
But if they are overloaded or worn improperly, backpacks can cause pain, discomfort and damage.
According to safety guidelines reported by the American Academy of Pediatrics, the maximum that a child should carry in their backpack should not exceed 10 to 20% of their body weight. Several other organizations limit the weight to no more than 10-15% of their body weight — but less is always better.
That means that if your child weighs 65 pounds, their total backpack weight should be between 6 1/2 lbs. to 13 lbs.
When choosing a backpack make sure that:
- It is made of light-weight material
- It has wide, padded shoulders straps
- It has multiple compartments that will distribute the weight of the little items
- It has a hip or waist belt, which is a plus
Tips on how to properly wear a backpack:
- Straps that are too narrow can cause them to dig into the shoulders causing tingling, numbness and weakness in the arms and hands.
- The best backpack with the right amount of weight worn improperly can also add to the risk of injury. Both shoulder straps should be worn.
- Slinging a backpack over one shoulder can strain muscles. It may increase curvature of the spine.
- No low riding backpacks -- the straps should be tight enough hold it 2 inches above the waist. Heavier books get packed to the rear to evenly distribute loads.
Backpacks that are too heavy or incorrectly worn can pull a child backward. To compensate, a child may bend forward at the hips or arch the back, which can cause the spine to compress unnaturally.
The heavy weight might cause some kids to develop shoulder, neck, and back pain. It can also lead to poor posture. Carrying a heavy pack changes the way a person walks and increases the risk of falling, particularly on stairs or other places where the backpack puts the student off balance.
So as we prepare for the early morning rush, helping with homework, PTA meetings and field trips, please ensure your child's safety by checking his or her backpack so they are not over weighted and at risk of injuries to their back and neck.
Have a wonderful school year!!
Information in this article provided by Dr. Eileen M. Denny, MS, DC, Dipl Ac, DICCP of Denny Chiropractic & Acupuncture in Hamden.


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