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"The bartenders were friendly and upstairs is a lounge with a huge projector screen where we watched Wimbledon." in 6 reviews
"There are loads of board games around to add to the sunday lunch experience." in 4 reviews
"To match the food the drinks menu is brimming with organic ales, ciders, lagers and wines." in 4 reviews
The Roebuck will always have a special place in my heart because my old LSE dorm was just down Great Dover Street from it.
It's a quaint little English pub with an event space upstairs that is used for trivia on Tuesdays and Bang Said the Gun, a weekly slam poetry/stand-up show (check their Facebook page to make sure they're running though!) "Bang" is great fun - highly recommend dropping in if you're ever in the Southwark area. For £5, it's a well-paced, highly interactive smorgasbord of performances that will make you laugh, or cry, if you're an emotional sod like me.
The tap upstairs is limited though, so if you're there for an event get your drinks downstairs. There are a few different ales and ciders on tap usually-- nothing out of the ordinary. I've tried the food a few times and it's OK, but I feel like some of the main dishes are bit overpriced. The chips are pretty tasty and come in a big enough portion to share with a buddy.
I once ran into David Cross here!!!!! Amber Tamblyn was actually participating in "Bang" that night (she was awesome). I did not get a chance to ask him about the AD movie.. what an unlikely place to run into one of your comedy idols...
Net go to self, go back here for a casual drink to properly evaluate the place. This review will be short and sweet, mainly because I couldn't focus on the pub itself what with being so excited that my FRIENDS WERE ENGAGED. However, I do remember that that it was a glorious day, we reserved the top floor which was light, airy and not too hot. Didn't have its own bar so ewe had to go downstairs everytime we wanted a drink. I also remember there not being a beer garden so people had over spilled into the street.
But the food looked good, nice menu selection. The drinks were reasonably priced and the place had that middle class London sophisticated gastropub feel.
This place was a refreshing find in Southwark. The atmosphere reminded me vaguely of Portland - a little hipstery and bohemian but with that latent refinery to make it nice. The highlight of this place was the open-air feel, with ample outside seating and bright, open windows.
The staff was attentive and happy - frankly, a stark contrast from many of the other eateries in the city. That is a plus that was not overlooked.
The food itself, as others mention, IS a bit steeply priced. I ordered the Sunday roast of chicken and was quite pleased with the texture of the chicken itself; the sauce, not so much. However, my friend's hake was well-cooked and had a subtle sweetness to it. Overall, a nice twist on pub food and I would most definitely return.
Good beer/wine. Nice location. Good atmosphere.
Pricy food considering it's not that posh, and the portions are very small. Have a drink, but don't waste your money on food here.
This place is great!
The fish and chips were superb! Definitely one of the best we've ever have!
Cider was good-- beer selection also great.
The only downside was that it was a little pricey--- but for the quality--- I'd say it was fair.
I would 100% recommend this to anyone looking for solid food in this neighborhood with friendly service and comfortable atmosphere.
The Roebuck offers a spacious interior, high ceilings, friendly staff, perfect tables on which to play board games with friends and better than expected beers.
Indeed, the beers. In and amongst the usual suspects are a few surprises. Like the smoked German one and Cotswold ale I enjoyed on the evening I was there, next to a couple of solid efforts from Meantime.
Definitely worth popping into for a relaxing evening over a good quality pint, particularly if with a large group.
For six months I lived about a mile away from this pub. I would ride past it on the 21 bus, where it even has a bus stop named after it, taunting me. For six months I wanted to stop in because it looks so refined and happy, with tons of tables outside in the summer, and a comfy interior. But, it wasn't until the last week of my sixth month that I finally got around to visiting and boy was I sorry I hadn't visited sooner.
The Roebuck is super low-key and awesome. It's only the ground floor because they haven't done up the top floors yet (as we found out when we tried to mount the grand staircase which was beckoning us upwards). The back area has eclectic seating, with comfy leather couches and a giant glass roundtable. The front area is more dine-in friendly, with matching tables and chairs.
The staff is friendly and normal. They'll answer your questions and help you out when needed but they're not all up in your grill or ignoring you to be cool.
The prices are excellent! We tried quite a few of their draught offerings (including Meantime and a couple real ales) and went back for our favorites without passing the £20 mark.
In short, The Roebuck would've been our perfect local and I'm glad we had a chance to check it out before we moved.
Whatever else the Roebuck might be it's certainly individual. It attracts a hugely varied crowd from scenesters, to poets, artists and a few locals. Principally this is because it really is able to cater to all tastes. The interior is traditional enough with lots of wood and a wonderful horse-shoe shaped bar but it reamins quirky with a selection of very intriguing contemporary art that adorns the walls. Downstairs is the bar area which features lots of comfy, battered-looking sofas whilst upstairs is much more spacious and plays host to DJs and poetry nights.
Food-wise The Roebuck goes for an organic local flavour packing in fresh ingredients to create a very original menu of international and British cuisine. Whats more they constantly update to follow the seasons so you'll usually find something new and interesting to try. To match the food the drinks menu is brimming with organic ales, ciders, lagers and wines. Because of the organic nature prices are a little higher than I might have hoped but the flavour was enough to justify that extra expense.
With its combintation of classicism and modernity and its constant desire for reinvention, The Roebuck guarantees it will be here for a long time to come.
Walking into this light and airy pub you instantly feel at ease. The bar staff are ultra friendly and the deco and laid back vibe is perfect for a Sunday afternoon. They've got copious amounts of board games which help you while away the hours and while it's not too far from the centre, it's far enough to be much more chilled out.
Sadly, the food isn't as good. Having not had a roast dinner since Christmas, I was wholeheartedly looking forward to the works. Being vegetarian, I take my roasts without the meat so it all hinges on the potatoes and my favourite thing in the world - Yorkshire puddings. boy was I disappointed. 'It's way to flavoursome', I said to my mates. At which point they berated me for being so common. But seriously, the tatties were covered in rosemary or some other such herb. The carrots were smothered in wholegrain mustard and the Yorkshire pud was burnt to a cinder. There was a nut roast, but this tasted like flowers.
Thankfully they do bog-standard crisps too!
What a lovely pub. I at first thought it might be a bit gastro, but I think it knows where the line is because most of the people in the pub seemed to be just there for drinking and no-one has an issue with that. There was an upstairs so maybe that is more foodie. I actually had the most unusual, but very tasty and messy Celeriac rosti burgerwhich was a special that they were experimenting with. I was asked my opinion..which was definitely in the positive. Some people might find it a bit dimly litbut it felt kinda right somehow.
The drinks were mostly from purity (their 2 excellent ales) and Meantime (they had a smoked beer.but it was a bit strong (6% +) for the first drink of the evening). The bar staff were friendly (and the barmaid was stunning). Definitely a place I will be coming back toI'm pretty sure I came here 10 years ago to watch some football, but it was a very different species then!
The atmosphere is really cool to hang out.
We got fish and chips, hummus, and steak fajita. I think the only thing that was somewhat good was the fish and chips, the rest were kinda meh.
I'd go back for drinks and hang out, but not for food.
I have always favoured The Roebuck over other London Bridge/Borough pubs as the pub has a relaxed and unpretentious feel and manages to attract a varied young and local clientele.
We sat on a long oak table and happily swapped between playing Guess Who and Connect 4 for a few hours the moved on to their extensive bar menu. I was disappointed that on a Saturday night they didn't have ANY of the three main dishes that we asked for. We instead decided to order burgers, which were fine though we were all disappointed with the chips and the ketchup that accompanied them (the chips were undercooked and they seemed to have run out of tomato ketchup so gave us a poor passata instead)
They have a good range of local beers (they stock 4 types of Greenwich Meantime beer) and a selection of organic ciders.
As a frequent visitor to the neighborhood over the last few years, I was surprised to only recently discover The Roebuck.
It's quite a spacious pub, with mismatched tables in the main room and a couple of couches in a smaller back room. There's also an upstairs private room for functions, etc. I went in for lunch and was happy to see an unexpected variety of both appetizers and main dishes. It seems that the menu changes quite often and doesn't include a lot of typical pub fare. I had the steak burger, yet had I not been craving a burger, I would've had a hard time choosing from a menu that included a beetroot & goat cheese salad, butternut squash risotto, smoked duck salad, and pan fried skate. There was also a small selection of homemade desserts, such as sorbet and apple tart. The beer selection was decent, with a small variety of draughts and bottles.
I was here early afternoon on a Saturday and found the atmosphere to be very pleasant. The bartenders were friendly and there was a varied crowd of both young and old having a pint and playing board games. I'm assuming that it attracts quite a large local crowd, especially on trivia night.
In an area with a few too many 'old man pubs' The Roebuck provides a welcome diversion with a young friendly atmosphere and really nice food.
Although if you believe that you can judge a place by its toilets maybe you should opt out they need a little bit of work.
Lovely in the summer too, sitting outside sipping a cold pint. Always a highlight!
I've lived in the area for 10 years and the Roebuck has been a staple local for me. It's got a lovely atmosphere, good selection of drinks (including a great spirits section), and pretty good food.
In the summer, there is lots of outdoor seating and in the winter, it feels totally warm and cosy.
I ventured in here at some point after my eighteenth birthday because I was excited about my newfound legality in terms of drinking in an actual watering hole, and as my local I figured The Roebuck would be a great place to start.
I'll admit I was a little apprehensive at first because generally speaking Southwark doesn't have many nice pubs going for it. I wasn't wrong though because I loved the place. The edgy prints & paintings on the walls provide a bit of eye candy as does the architecture of the Victorian building, inside and out.
There's always been good music on when i've come in and the food is very good as far as pub grub goes my personal favourite dish is the veggie sausages with mash and onion gravy. The bar staff are always exceedingly welcoming and friendly.
All-in-all, definitely one of the best pubs i've been to.
it's hard not to fall in love with a bar with class.
The Roebuck, right down the street from the Borough Tube Station, is a bar with class through and through. A grandiose and airy space with high ceilings, red walls and great art on the walls (we think we sat next to a giant painting of Bambi all grown up. That was the group consensus.)
If I lived closer, this could become my local without a doubt. The staff was friendly as they could be, answering questions about drinks and giving suggestions. Not just one bartender but everyone I talked to.
We were there for a game night and they even had the perfect table for us - a giant glass round one that made any game we played easy to play. The staff even chatted with me about the games we were playing and didn't get angry when we got a little loud (and possibly a little annoying.)
And holy god the drinks were cheap. £2 to £4 for a beer depending on what you were getting. Unheard of.
Literally the only thing that drops them a star is the food (a common complaint it now seems after reading the other Yelp reviews.) It was just... eh. I got the steak burger with steak fries and everything was disappointing. Not hot enough, not really that tasty, I ate about half of it before letting the waitress take it away. Ah well.
Still, for a drink and good times with friends, I truly love this space.
Nice pub, suitable for large parties and loud behavior :) We love coming here because of the feeling you get when you enter it is just great. The drinks are always served fast to us and the waiting staff polite, as we are royalty.
I lived in the Borough for a week or so with my cousin--The Roebuck was our go to pub! It was over the summer and we often hung out on the benches with rounds of cider. The bartenders were friendly and upstairs is a lounge with a huge projector screen where we watched Wimbledon. The fish and chips were delicious too!
This is one of my favourite pubs in London as the food is hearty and delicious, drinks aren't too expensive and the bar staff are all lovely and welcoming. Their nut roast is pretty tasty and I'm not even a big fan of nut roasts. It's a great place to go for pre-drinks and always has a 'buzzy' atmosphere so you could stay there until closing time and still feel like you had a fun night out. There are loads of board games around to add to the sunday lunch experience. The only negative thing I could say about it, is that sometimes they could turn the heating up a bit more, but then again I do tend to feel the cold...
Good food, drinks reasonable, lovely atmosphere and decor is very nice.
Just moved to the area and went for a Sunday roast at the Roebuck. Lovely pub! Friendly bar staff and really relaxed atmosphere. Good selection of beers and ales on tap. Roast was really tasty. my new favourite pub and so glad its now my local! one of the best in the area for sure!
As far as drinking holes in Southwark go, they generally are hit and miss. The Roebuck however outshines many of it's less impressive neighbours. Somehow it's managed to attract a young and trendy clientelle who don't think beers are synonymous with fiighting. With both indoor and outdoor seating, an upstairs which hosts a variety of nights from Stand-Up Poetry to an excellent pub quiz, The Roebuck is highly esteemed as a nice little boozer. Serving good food and plenty of beer, it maintains a chilled atmosphere and is what I can only describe as a lovely little pub.
Good relaxed atmosphere. Great beers - love that Purity Ubu
Nice boozer but unfortunately a bit useless. Booked a table for 15 people for my birthday for food for 1pm and by 1.30pm they had run out of all roasts and desserts... it's not as if they didn't know they'd be busy! We all had to settle for burgers and then the order was wrong on most of them... disappointing.. won't go back...
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The release of Danny Burch was not a really tough decision for WWE. Management viewed him as damage goods after he suffered a serious knee injury and required surgery. It also doesn't help that Burch was already 32 years of age. WWE has been wanting to move towards filling up their developmental program with younger performers.
May 12, 2014
Last fall, WWE attempted to make something happen for two of their developmental wrestlers when they paired up Oliver Grey and Danny Burch in a new tag team. The act was very short lived, having only worked one televised match for WWE NXT. Management soon gave up on them. Earlier today, Grey had his contract terminated in a roster sweep.
April 30, 2014
Last month, it was reported that WWE was not very high on Danny Burch, as the developmental wrestler really had not made a ton of improvement while working on WWE NXT. He was relegated to being a role player, and there was a belief that a release would be in his future. Management decided today to terminate his contract.
April 30, 2014
Often times, WWE likes to evaluate their developmental wrestlers after each year. Since he has been with the company for a little more than a year now, it does not look like Danny Burch has much of a chance of making it to the main roster anytime soon. He is basically considered a role player in WWE NXT and has not been given a televised victory in eight months.
March 23, 2014
WWE has created a new tag team in NXT, consisting of Danny Burch and Oliver Grey.
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April 30, 2014
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April 30, 2014
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April 30, 2014
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April 30, 2014
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April 30, 2014
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April 30, 2014
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The Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) report on the 2010 Commonwealth Games, which was tabled in the Parliament on Friday, indicts the Prime Minister's Office (PMO) for the appointment of Suresh Kalmadi as the Organising Committee Chief. The report also indicts Delhi chief minister Sheila Dikshit for mis-spending in the Games's preparation. - What next ?
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Both PM and CM should resign from their existing posts on moral grounds owning the responsibilities . If Yeddurappa can resign why not these two who have been indicted by CAG ?Answered by sk singh, 05 Aug '11 05:12 pm
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A study by the Kaiser Family Foundation found that children ages 8-18 spend 53 hours a week using entertainment media, or about 7½ hours per day. The same study found that only 30 percent of students have time limits for television, computer, or video games.
Acronyms and abbreviations have become their language, and while many parents have caught onto the technology and language, others have not. Many of these school-aged children have no idea what kind of trouble they can get into.
This school year, speakers from Oregon City Schools, the Oregon police department, and the Lucas County prosecutor's office gave a presentation to Clay High School in which students were broken up into groups to discuss sexting, social networking, and the threat of sexual predators on the internet. Two other presentations last spring and fall were to students at Eisenhower Middle School.
"When I talked to the kids I asked how many have cell phones and I thought I was going to get laughed at," Oregon Schools technology director Nathan Quigg said. "Ninety-eight percent of them raised their hands and when I asked who doesn't have them, a handful said they don't."
Denial of zoning change upheld by court
An appeals court has upheld a decision by the Ottawa County Common Pleas Court to deny a request for a zoning variance by a man who wanted to construct an 8,200-square-foot building in Allen Township on land zoned for agricultural use.
Tim Miller had asked the Sixth District Court of Appeals to reverse the common pleas court decision after the lower court affirmed a decision by the township's board of zoning appeals to deny the variance request.
Miller filed a request with the township for a variance permit in May, 2008. The zoning board, which conducted a public hearing on June, 4, turned him down, citing the township's zoning resolution that sets a limit of 3,000 square feet for accessory buildings in an agriculture district.
The common pleas court affirmed the zoning board decision on July 10.
Miller's appeal contended the common pleas court erred by disregarding that the zoning board's decision constituted "unreasonable and arbitrary enforcement of the (zoning) ordinance."
He also argued the common pleas court erred when it didn't rule a typographical error in the zoning board's public hearing notice adversely affected his request.
Genoa officers claim hostile work environment
The Ottawa County sheriff is recommending Genoa village officials hire a special investigator immediately to look into allegations of a hostile work environment leveled by three village police officers against Chief Randy Hill.
The officers – Sgt. Todd Mocniak, Kevin Miller, and Mike Woods - recently gave several pages of written complaints and issues regarding Chief Hill to councilman Eric Hise.
The councilman then asked Sheriff Robert Bratton for his opinion on the seriousness of the complaints, Bratton said.
"They need a special investigator to review all their issues to be fair," Bratton said after turning over his response to Hise on March 3. "They need to act immediately. We don't know what the chief's response will be to this."
Chief Hill said he hasn't seen the documents and declined to comment.
Sheriff Bratton emphasized he is not stating a hostile environment exists in the village department. However, once "these words are used," action needs to be taken quickly, the sheriff said.
"There needs to be an investigation immediately conducted to find out the validity and if there is or is not this type of situation," Bratton wrote in his response.
A hearing to decide if the Ottawa County Humane Society unlawfully seized dehydrated and malnourished horses from a Carroll Township farm is scheduled for March 18 in Ottawa County Municipal Court.
Robin Vess, who has pled not guilty to charges of animal cruelty, filed a motion to suppress with the court, claiming the Humane Society entered the property without a search warrant and violated her Fourth Amendment rights as well as the Ohio Constitution.
"…The humane society…entered onto the property of the defendant, into a closed barn which is attached to the residence, without a warrant, and unlawfully seized approximately 40 horses," the motion states. "Since the plaintiff entered without a warrant, the seizure of evidence was unlawful and cannot be used against the defendant. As such, the law requires suppression of all such evidence."
Vess is represented by Toledo attorney Mark Davis. To support Vess's contention, the motion cites federal as well as state cases.
"The Ohio Supreme Court has been particularly protective of a homeowner's right to be free from unlawful seizure," the motion says.
A person driving west on Monroe Street passes a "gateway" at the intersection of Monroe Street and Alexis Road announcing his entrance into Sylvania. Other communities do the same thing.
During her campaign for a city council seat, Sandy Bihn said she would seek a similar gateway for Oregon, as well as seek ways to enhance the business district.
Now that she has been elected and returned to council, Bihn has organized an open committee to discuss themes and grants for these projects.
"We're starting with the idea of how to improve the appearance and the feel of people traveling down Route 2. One of the first places that we looked at was I-280 and the southbound ramp, and we're looking at now at the possibility of having some type of what they call a gateway as you get off the ramp. There is a grant that is available to put in some landscaping and stone. We obviously have to work with the city to make sure that it is all done right," Bihn said.
Attending committee meetings are local business owners, including Alan Miller, Dennis Pavley, and Karen Magnone, sales manager for Comfort Inns. Bihn also has seen representatives from Dunn Chevy-Old, the Eagle's Nest restaurant, and other local businesses.
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1912. It was the year Arizona traded its territorial status to become the 48th state. It was the year Dr. Alexander J. Chandler founded the small town southeast of Phoenix that bears his name.
It was also the year that Dr. Chandler began building his dream… and oasis in the desert, a resort that would tempt the rich and famous from all over the world to return to Chandler, Arizona year after year.
He named the resort San Marcos after Friar Marcos DeNiza, who is said to have visited the Chandler area in 1539 while searching for the mythical "Seven Cities of Cibola."
When the San Marcos opened in 1913, it was the first Arizona resort to boast full resort amenities: golf, tennis, horseback riding and polo. And for the more genteel, there were afternoon teas, bridge, shopping and social gatherings that grew into an international Who's Who.
Year after year, heads of government and industry, debutantes, entertainers, athletes and artists from all over the world basked in the luxury of San Marcos and the warmth of the Arizona sun. They came in search of warmth, recreation, rest and anonymity. They left as rich and colorful as DeNiza's mythical Cibola.
The original San Marcos Resort was owned and constructed in 1912 by Dr. Alexander J. Chandler, as part of a master design to create a totally planned community. The resort was designed by Arthur Burnett Benton. Benton, an architect from Southern California, was an authority on California mission design. As a result, the San Marcos remains the best example in Arizona of a completely integrated Mission Revival Design.
The renowned architect, Frank Lloyd Wright, was a close friend of Dr. A. J. Chandler. Even though the 1912 Mission Revival architecture was the work of Benton, Wright spent considerable time at the construction site with Dr. Chandler overseeing the project. In fact, Dr. Chandler and Wright drew up plans for an even more modern San Marcos in the Desert to be built in 1930 at the base of Phoenix's South Mountain. But because of the financial hardships caused by the depression, the dream was never realized.
One of the design accents that became an identifying feature of the resort was the construction of the pergolas which framed almost the entire building. Composed of Tuscan columns and heavy timber trellises covered with vines, the pergolas formed a shady passageway through which guests could stroll.
Five hundred people, including Thomas Marshall, then vice president of the United States, attended the grand opening on November 22, 1913. At that time, the facility offered 35 guest rooms, a lobby, dining room, ballroom, retail shops and administrative offices.
Grace Perley Robinson was hired to manage the resort and her husband, Will H. Robinson designed and built the 100-acre golf course in 1913. A year later, the course was seeded with Bermuda grass, making it the first grass links in Arizona. Collis and William Watson of Los Angeles designed a new course in 1928 with a sprinkler system.
The San Marcos Who's Who
The San Marcos Resort was a luxurious desert retreat and playground for the rich and famous. Socialites, heads of industry, debutantes, entertainers, athletes, writers and artists from all over the world congregated between December and April to soak up the sun and enjoy golf, tennis, swimming, teas, movies and other amenities offered by the resort.
Some of the Hollywood stars who are known to have stayed at the San Marcos Resort include Rex Allen, Fred Astaire, Joan Crawford, Bing Crosby, Errol Flynn, Clark Gable, Mitzi Gaynor, George Gobel, William Powell, Jimmy Stewart, Gloria Swanson, Fred Waring and Cher. Other notables include President Herbert Hoover, Christian Dior, Gene Tunney and Margaret Sanger.


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Cat Stevens's live music career is celebrated in the concert memorabilia available at Wolfgang's Vault. The Collection is divided into Cat Stevens Posters, Cat Stevens Photographs, Cat Stevens Apparel as well as other Cat Stevens memorabilia such as vintage tickets backstage passes and media like Rolling Stone magazines.


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Korea Announces Favorable Tax Policy for BTC
The bitcoin community in Korea is small, but growing, and it seems that governments around the world are taking the US Senate's recent hearings as a signal to begin determining at least temporary policies regarding our favorite cryptocurrency.
Posted in Korea's Bitcoin Community on Facebook is a statement from Korea's National Tax Service stating that Koreans will not be taxed for capital gains on bitcoin for the time being.
While this is clearly good news for the few long-time miners in Korea as well as speculators that have experienced a windfall in the past month, it is important to remember that this is not a good long-term position toward bitcoin. Essentially, the Korean government is taking the stance that bitcoin investments are not real.
Currently, bitcoiners are happier to be left alone by the governments of the world and such a policy supports this in the long term. But if we hope to see bitcoin rise to a more commonly-accepted and competitive currency, we will need governments to recognize that BTC does, in fact, bear value and follow "safe and sane" regulatory procedures. While this is not the time to hold the argument over how much and what kind of regulation would be appropriate and positive, I think that most bitcoiners will agree that we don't want it to be seen as monopoly money forever. Near-universal recognition and respect is needed.
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This is a fantastic policy, and does not imply that Bitcoin is not taken seriously.
Bitcoin is in the beginning of its "vertical" phase of adoption, where it grows to an estimated 1 trillion dollars of valuation. The best policy for a government to take at this point is not to encumber the purchasing of it with taxes and regulations (I'm looking at you, U.S.), but to encourage adoption with no taxes on gains, and only push regulation that would help adoption.
The government can always tax after the adoption phase has completed. Otherwise, it risks losing out in the global race to obtain Bitcoins.
It may be an oversight, but it is a good policy nonetheless. With regards to recognition and respect, one only needs to preach what Bitcoin is. It is the duty of the Bitcoin supporter to distribute the information about the virtues of Bitcoin to the people, not the government.
@Jae Kwon – why on Earth would the US, owner of the USD, not tax bitcoin? That's essentially the equivalent of saying if I lived in the US and was payed entirely in JPY then they shouldn't tax it. It makes no sense whatsoever. If Bitcoin wants to be a widely used currency, it needs to be treated like one – and as such, needs to have some taxing and regulation.
I've had more time to reflect on this, and I retract this statement.
I don't care if any governments take the stance bitcoin are not real, I actually don't care what they think. But I'm quite happy Koreans will not be taxed on it. That actually can accelerate its adoption since it can be used without paperwork and tax issues.


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Woody Harrelson is an old school member of Hollywood, that can remember the days of playing Woody on Cheers. Woody Harrelson has made several movies in the recent years although his favorite role seemed to be Larry Flynt. Woody Harrelson red carpet pics.
After seeing multiple shots from set, Lionsgate is finally giving fans a sneak peek of "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1."
On Thursday (May 15), the production company released a captivating motion poster featuring the gold mockingjay pin surrounding by bursts of fiery flames.
It turns out there were way too many viewers for HBO to keep up during the season finale of "True Detective" last night (March 9).
Around 9pm, there was a massive surge of traffic on HBO's GO streaming service and as a result, millions of subscribers were unable to watch Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson in real time.
They rarely stray from the big screen, but Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson are coming to television in a new show called "True Detective."
In the upcoming HBO series, two detectives' lives become entangled during a 17-year search for a serial killer in Louisiana.
It's easily the most anticipated movie of the season, and "The Hunger Games: Catching Fire" just unleashed a 60-second trailer for television.
In the clip, Jennifer Lawrence's Katniss Everdeen embarks on her victory tour with Josh Hutcherson's Peeta Mellark, though there seems to be some romantic tension in the air between them.
Taking time out of their weekends to show off their latest work, Amy Poehler, Owen Wilson and Woody Harrelson showed up for the premiere of "Free Birds" on Sunday (October 13 in Hollywood.
Posing for fans and shutterbugs alike, the threesome took their time strolling down the arrivals carpet in front of the Westwood Village Theater before checking the film out inside.
Fans of the "Hunger Games" trilogy who are eagerly anticipating the debut of "The Hunger Games: Catching Fire" now have three new still to whet their appetites for the film even further.
Entertainment Weekly released the pictures on Wednesday (October 2) as part of their upcoming issue, which features four different covers from the motion picture.
It's still a few months away, but "Hunger Games: Catching Fire" just received a world premiere place and date.
According to Lionsgate, the much-anticipated flick will debut in London, England on November 11th, ahead of its theatrical release on November 22nd.
We're still a few months away from the theatrical release of "The Hunger Games: Catching Fire," and now there's an international teaser trailer to enjoy!
The just-unveiled clip includes fresh footage of never-before-seen moments from the forthcoming film, including stars Jennifer Lawrence, Liam Hemsworth, and Josh Hutcherson.
Unleashing a powerful promotional package, Relativity Media just released a new teaser trailer for their new flick "Out of the Furnace."
Along with the clip, the studio also unloaded some new still images from the project as well as a promotional poster for all to enjoy.
We're still a few months off from the theatrical release of "Out of the Furnace," and thankfully there's a new pair of still images to whet the appetite.
The new pictures feature stars Christian Bale and Woody Harrelson looking pretty intense, though given that this is a thriller flick that's par for the course.
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People who use the word 'babe'
God I cant stand this word.......eugh....I can name 10 people off the top of my head that use it.....some of you people on here and some of my friends. Its the most irritating word ever...God!!!
I warn you not to use it as a way of addressing me anymore I am liable to hunt you down
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I know one of those 10 people.... Wr
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I use it 2 babe lol
If you choose to use that word then get out of this thread
again im sorry
Can't we talk about Babe? You know, the movie about that pig. I loved Babe. Babe rules. Babe is better than Charlie's Web or whatever the hell that other pig movie was. Babe forever!
Charlottes Web...Babe the film we can talk about... i have that on video..im sad
I call most women babe.Hey babe!How is it going babe?What is up babe!etc...
do you hate the word no matter WHO says it? i tend to get irritated by guys who say it like they think they have a chance of "scoring" with me or any girl. BUT if a girl says it, i dont mind, because i know they arent hitting me... i think.
You know, babe isn't an irritating word. You really should listen to some of the words English people say...they scare me, often... ;)
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Coach says he has 'no doubts' about starting quarterback. Terry McCormick
A day after the Houston Texans were eliminated from the AFC playoffs, Coach Gary Kubiak stood firmly behind his quarterback, Matt Schaub, who struggled somewhat down the stretch after a 12-1 start in the regular season.
He was 34 of 51 for 343 yards and two scores Sunday in a 41-28 divisional round loss to the Patriots, but he also had an interception and lost the ball on a sack once.
"I believe in Matt," Kubiak said via the Houston Chronicle. "I have no doubts about him. He's our quarterback. The team has to get better for us to take the next step."
If the Texans are to take the next step in the playoffs, they will need more consistency from Schaub to direct an offense that has plenty of weapons in Andre Johnson, Arian Foster and Owen Daniels.
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PASADENA, Calif. (UPI) — Most galaxies are either round or are flat, slender disks like our Milky Way, but one nicknamed the Sombrero galaxy manages to be both, U.S. astronomers say.
The Sombrero galaxy, which in visible light looks like its namesake wide-brimmed hat, is a round elliptical galaxy but has a thin disk embedded inside, making it one of the first known to exhibit characteristics of the two different types, NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, Calif., reported Tuesday.
Astronomers have used NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope to capture an infrared image of the galaxy that reveals it unusual structure.
"The Sombrero is more complex than previously thought," Dimitri Gadotti of the European Southern Observatory in Chile said. "The only way to understand all we know about this galaxy is to think of it as two galaxies, one inside the other."
While it is tempting to think the giant elliptical swallowed a spiral disk, astronomers say this is highly unlikely because that process would have destroyed the disk structure.
Instead, they say, the giant elliptical galaxy may have been inundated with cosmic gas more than 9 billion years ago, with the gas being pulled into the galaxy by gravity and falling into orbit around the center and spinning out into a flat disk.
"This poses all sorts of questions," ESO astronomer Ruben Sanchez-Janssen said. "How did such a large disk take shape and survive inside such a massive elliptical? How unusual is such a formation process?"
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My daughter flourished at this school, the teachers are constantly challenging her, she comes home with challenging homework even on weekends keeping her busy and met these challenges with glee. Teachers and staff are just SUPER GREAT.
Josheph Kerr is a great school. the only issue we have had is the lack of support for my son. The pricipal and Vice pricipal seemed to be more interested in what he was doing wrong than what he needs.I think they have forgotten why they do the job they do..I hope no one else has a child to be forgotten
I have 2 girls who attend Kerr. The counselors have been awesome when my daughter had problems with bullying. My 7th grader has some amazing honors teachers. They both have had some amazing teachers who really put learning first.
My son just graduated and now attends Jesuit. He was in all honors track here at Kerr and had a wonderful experience. I find that the academics could have been more rigorous. He would have HW often done prior to getting home and never did a book report! He was not prepared for the sheer amount of work that HS places upon its students. Still he had amazing teachers that were clearly interested in their students and instilled a passion of learning. The most amazing teacher was Mrs. Kreis (Band). Even if you never picked up an instrument before, she will have you playing one and enjoying the experience ver quickly! She is a true asset to this school! Every teacher my son had was wonderful and our overall experience was very positive. We felt safe, listened to and a part of a great middle school. We had full intentions of going to Elk Grove HS but it has dropped significantly in its reputation and academics in just the last 10 years. Not to mention that the demographics have changed for the worse. This is why we chose a private HS.
Have taught here since 1984 and know that it puts what is best for students first!
kerr is a pretty good school strict but a good school
This was the first year for us at Kerr Middle school. The transition from 6th to 7th is quite a difference. I see more parents involved in 6th, vs 7th grade middle school. One thing that I did notice, they do have something called 'school loop'-where parents and students can access thier grades online-which is a huge benefit. Majority of the kids walk to school--traffic is not that great for parents having to pick up thier kids. I have heard many stories reg. fights happened at school.
Great School! The band program run by Nancy Kries is TOP notch! She is an incredible teacher that really motivates kids to learn music. The teachers there work hard to make sure that students really understand their learning!
Kerr is a pretty traditional school and is in the heart of the old town of Elk Grove with its many traditions. As there is a generational feeling to the school, some people coming to town might feel a little like a third wheel. They provide a basic program and firm discipline however. They do what they can with the enormous population fluctuation experienced in the area.
this is a great school. the students really learn a lot and it has fantastic programs in all areas.
My daughter loves this school. She had some problems with distraction at first (extra curricular activities and such) but has been able to work them out. I'm a little concerned about safety. A few times when picking her up, there are police cars there, and she speaks nonchalantly of fights she witnesses. I may be old fashioned and paranoid (that's what she says). It appears to be great though. She is turning out great, and the level of parent involvement has even brought us together with others in our community for the common cause (our kids).
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I found this Nicole by O.P.I. set (free "Gumdrops" polish with Selena Gomez's "Scarlett"). It's obviously made for the Canadian market, since the text is in French and English, but I got it here in Tokyo. Guess in a weird way, you can find home anywhere (haha, I'm so random now).
As usual, shimmering, glittery polishes are very hard to photograph but my picture is close enough to the real deal, I think. Very easy to use polish only took two coats (three for the Gumdrop polish).
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DNC Dispatch: The Planned Parenthood protest; Update: Vid added
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DENVER — I attended the abortion protest at the new Planned Parenthood mega-facility here in Denver this morning.
The pro-abortion presence was measly. I counted about seven or eight demonstrators who tried to compensate for their low numbers with their loud mouths.
The ignorance of the pro-abort activists is, frankly, astonishing. This woman, Elaine Brower of NY, stood with the small gaggle of pro-Planned Parenthood cheerleaders attacking pro-lifers as racists.
But when asked whether the barbaric eugenics legacy of Planned Parenthood godmother Margaret Sanger bothered her, she told me: "No, I don't believe that. That's made up. This has nothing to do with black people."
Speaking of which: All of the pro-abortion activists I saw were white. Meanwhile, across the street from Planned Parenthood's palace, I spoke with black and Hispanic mothers who had very strong feelings about abortion. They weren't there to take part in the protests. They were there because Planned Parenthood had the disgustingly bad taste to build their bloody business right next to a large park and playground. It's Martin Luther King Jr. Park — and it was filled this morning with families watching their sons practice football:
One of the moms, Priscilla, was angry about the construction of the clinic right across from her neighborhood park and said bluntly: "I don't want a f**king abortion clinic in my neighborhood!" A Hispanic mother added: "It's against the Catholic Church." Someone tell Joe Biden. And another black mother of three I spoke to while sitting in her minivan, when asked about her views on abortion, told me simply: "I don't believe in it."
But our tax dollars pay for it.
And you're a woman-hating racist if you oppose it.
And if you want to make your views known at the DNC, you better be quiet about it.
The People's Press Collective, an impressive group of Denver-area bloggers who have united to provide multimedia coverage of the circus, caught a Democrat clean-up crew quickly dispatched to scrub away pro-life chalk messages left on the sidewalk at the Pepsi Center yesterday:
The message they didn't want the public to see:
"True change ends abortion."
Stay tuned here, at Hot Air, and at the People's Press Collective for more video.
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Skype released a new Beta client for Mac OS X yesterday. The most important changes are:
- Effortless search integrating the Mac AddressBook
- Group Video calling has finally arrived on the Mac
- New call control bar that let's you monitor the most important infos about ongoing calls in a little overlay window
- Completely revamped User Interface
The UI part is what has the most impact from my point of view, so it's probably best to watch the following little video that explains all of the updates:
- Apple accepts App submissions to it's upcoming Mac App Store
Now it's time to get your software App Store ready and submit them via iTunes Connect.
The Mac App Store's launch might be imminent.
- Last.fm Kinect Application
To be honest I didn't pay much attention to Microsofts Kinect launch previously, but now a very funny blog post by Last.fm highlighted a few features of this interesting technology and introduced a Kinect application that can control your music.
- Google Chrome gets a PDF viewer
I really like using Google Chrome for all my browsing habits, since it's fast and feels very light, compared to Firefox or  Safari. The only thing I really missed from Safari, was the ability to view PDF documents in the Browser without having to download them and start another application. Now the newest Google Chrome Beta version includes PDF viewing support. The feature will be implemented in the next stable update.
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As much as I love the new Safari Beta Apple put out recently, there are a few problems which I'd like to point out.
- GrowlMail – As nearly everybody should know by now, the new WebKit kind of breaks the GrowlMail plugin for showing previews of new incoming mails. As a result I uninstalled the plugin and now I'm using Mail.appetizer
- Right click – I'm not entirely sure if this is indeed connected to the new Safari Beta, but since installing it, right clicking in most of my apps results in an application lockup for several seconds to minutes.
- Top Sites – I frequent quite a few online forums and as a result of them showing up in the top sites, I can't see the "Posts since last visit", because the sites seem to be loading in the background whenever the Top Sites are visible. So if I don't click on the sites each and every time, the forums still count it as a visit and I "loose" the newest posts. Now I try to keep my Top Sites free of any online forums. We'll see if that works out.
- WordPress Visual editor  – A very annoying bug prevents me from adding links in WordPress' visual post editor. The screen dims and the link overlay kind of displays but I can never click anything in it. Only remedy is to close the tab and reload it. I switched back to the HTML Editor on my blog now…
- HTML Access Keys – I can't use CTRL + S to submit HTML Forms that have the accesskey property set on their inputs. Kinda sucks for me, as I'm a total keyboard shortcut junkie.
That's it for now, I'll add to that as I encounter more.
(And yes, I also submitted those bugs to the Apple engineers as any good beta tester should do!)
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In 1997, the IMO adopted the initial version of Annex VI to the International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships (MARPOL). This Annex is entitled "Regulations for the Prevention of Air Pollution from Ships". It addresses ozone-depleting substances, nitrogen oxides, sulfur oxides, volatile organic compounds, and shipboard incineration, among other things. While acknowledged as comprehensive, this first step by the IMO in the area of control of harmful air emissions was perceived by many as weak. Various states of the United States staked out independent paths regarding control of air emissions from ships. Alaska was one of the first to act, adopting standards for stack emissions based on opacitity. In other words, if the smoke from the ship's stack blocked the view for more than a limited period, the ship was subject to a fine. The methodology was crude, but did encourage several cruise lines to adopt procedures for utilizing shore-side power (ie. cold ironing), particularly in Juneau. Not surprisingly, California has been the most active state with regard to air emissions from ships. Regulations have been adopted prohibiting on-board incineration when the ship is within three nautical miles of the California coast
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The Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers (SNAME) has published a new technical report that provides recommendations on technologies, practices and fuels that control and reduce sulfur oxide (SOx) emissions. Limitations on SOx are currently in place with more stringent regulations coming in the near future. Designed to assist with SOx management and reduction on ocean-going vessels, Marine Vessel Environmental Performance (MVEP) Assessment Guide Air Emissions: Sulfur Oxides (SOx)
Hearing on Ballast Water Management and Emissions
The Subcommittee on Coast Guard and Maritime Transportation of the House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure conducted a hearing on Draft Legislation regarding Ballast Water Management and Reduction of Air Pollution from Ships. As noted by Chairman Frank LoBiondo (R-NJ), the draft bill would require the Coast Guard to establish ballast water discharge standards and facilitate development of alternative ballast water management methods
HAL to Conduct Air Emission Reducing Study
To determine the feasibility of new technology designed to dramatically reduce air emissions on seagoing vessels, Holland America Line plans on conducting a seawater scrubber feasibility project aboard one of its cruise ships thanks to the assistance of a $300,000 EPA/West Coast Collaborative grant and $100,000 contribution from Puget Sound Clean Air Agency. The total cost of the installation is more than $1.2 million
Hearing on Additional Air Pollution Controls for Large Ships
On August 9, the Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works conducted a field hearing in San Pedro entitled Hearing to Examine Port Pollution and the Need for Additional Controls on Large Ships. Chairwoman Boxer (D-CA) discussed the health impacts of air pollution. Representative Solis (D-CA) seconded those remarks. Mayor Antonio R. Villaraigosa of Los Angeles testified about the importance of green growth in the Port of Los Angeles
Vancouver Port Recognized for Eco-friendly Vessels
Port Metro Vancouver announces 11 Blue Circle Award winners Port Metro Vancouver is proud to honour 11 recipients of its Blue Circle Award for 2010. Launched last year, this award recognizes the most eco-friendly vessels that call at the Port. The Blue Circle Award acknowledges industry commitment to Port sustainability by recognizing the extraordinary environmental achievements of ships that participate in Port Metro Vancouver's EcoAction Program for Shipping
Port of Los Angeles Commits $3.12m to Projects
The Board of Harbor Commissioners this week approved spending $3.12 million over the next year on 16 customer projects aimed at reducing air emissions. In total, over their lifetime these projects reduce NOx emissions by more than 1,000 tons, and particulate matter by nearly 30 tons. The projects were reviewed by the Port's Technical Advisory Committee and the Port Community Advisory Committee, and the final 16 were recommended to the Board for funding consideration.
Hawaii Opposes California Container Tax
The California state legislature is considering a new tax on shipping containers that would cost an estimated $34m a year to Hawaii shippers, The Pacific Business Journal reported. More than 80 percent of goods consumed in Hawaii are produced elsewhere and shipped to the islands, and 90 percent of those are shipped through the California ports of Oakland and Long Beach on the ships of Matson Navigation Co., Horizon Lines and Pasha Hawaii Transport.
Seminar, Environmental Reqs for Ships
A Seminar on Environmental Requirements for Commercial and Navy Ships for Efficient Maritime Operations and Effective Environmental Stewardship will be held on Dec. 9, 2009, at the Hyatt Regency Atlanta in Atlanta, Ga. Sponsored by ASTM Committee F25 on Ships and Marine Technology, the seminar will be held in conjunction with the Dec. 8-10 standards development meetings of the committee. The desired outcome of this seminar is to identify areas where environmental standards
LNG-powered Viking Grace Re-defines Ferry Travel
Lloyd's Register significantly helped the vessel's owners & builders work through the complexities of 'Viking Grace's' novel design features. Finland's Viking Line recently notched up a world first when it launched Viking Grace, the most environmentally friendly large passenger ship, at STX Finland Turku shipyard. The 56,000 gt vessel is powered by LNG and generates no marine emissions and very few air emissions
TOTE, Saltchuk Secure Financing for Marlin Class Vessels
Maritime Administration to Provide Title XI Loan Guarantee for World's First LNG Containerships Today, the U.S. Maritime Administration (MARAD) announced a $324.6 million loan guarantee for TOTE Shipholdings and Saltchuk Resources for their Marlin Class vessels
Air Pollution Continues Decline at Port of Long Beach
Diesel air pollution from ships, trucks, trains and other big machines at the Port of Long Beach has declined by 82 percent since 2005, a comprehensive air quality analysis has found. The report – which focuses on 2013 – shows seven straight years of steadily declining air pollution
Foster Wheeler For Air Quality Control System Upgrade In West Virginia
Foster Wheeler AG announced today that a subsidiary of its Global Power Group's Environmental and Industrial division has been awarded a contract by Longview Power, LLC to rehabilitate and optimize the wet flue gas desulfurization system at their existing 700 MWe (net megawatt
Marine Highway Momentum from Maine Port Authority
The more than 25,000 miles of navigable Great Lakes, rivers, and waterways that make up America's Marine Highway System are – and will remain – a key economic asset. Our nation's marine highway routes and the tugs and barges that ply those marine highways help alleviate
White House Honors Chiarello for LNG Efforts
TOTE, Inc. President and CEO Anthony Chiarello is among 11 honored by the White House as 2014 transportation industry "Champions of Change." Chiarello was chosen for his role in leading the U.S. maritime industry toward natural gas as fuel.
Carnival Corp. to Invest $400m in Scrubber Technology
Carnival Corporation CEO Arnold Donald announced that Carnival will significantly extend its installation of exhaust gas cleaning technology, investing $400m in the coming three years to install the technology on 70 ships across its brand, a significant jump from the 32 announced last year.
EPA Helps Cut NYC Marine Diesel Engine Emissions
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is supporting local efforts to reduce air pollution in the New York City metropolitan area by providing a total of $1.1 million to help two organizations replace old, dirty diesel engines on boats with less polluting models
President Signs WRRDA into Law
Savannah port deepening gets green light. With the president's signing today of the Water Resources Reform and Development Act of 2014, the Savannah Harbor Expansion Project (SHEP) is authorized to begin construction. "With today's action
TOTE's Marlin Class Ships Enter Next Build Phase
Engine and LNG Tanks Delivered to NASSCO The arrival of the world's first dual-fuel slow-speed engine to General Dynamics' NASSCO Shipyard marks the next phase of construction for TOTE's Marlin Class vessels, projected by TOTE to be the world's safest and cleanest
New ICTF Boosts Crowley's Efficiency
The opening of Florida East Coast Railway's (FEC) new, state-of-the-art intermodal container transfer facility (ICTF) adjacent to Crowley Maritime Corporation's Port Everglades, Fla., terminal is providing Crowley customers with more efficient cargo handling and faster deliveries now
Nation's Vessel Operators Join EPA as SmartWay Affiliate
The American Waterways Operators, a 350-member trade association representing the U.S. tugboat, towboat and barge industry, announced today that it joined the SmartWay Transport Partnership, an innovative collaboration between the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and stakeholders in the
Siemens to Bring eHighway Demonstration to California
Contract signed with South Coast Air Quality Management District inCalifornia to install and demonstrate Siemens eHighway system near Portsof Los Angeles and Long Beach. Electrified catenary system offers economically attractive and environmentally friendly solution to transport goods on
MARAD: Total Fuel Cycle Study for Natural Gas
The Maritime Administration (MARAD) released a study that evaluates total fuel cycle emissions for natural gas versus conventional marine fuels. Results showed that the use of natural gas as a propulsion fuel can reduce air quality pollutants and reduce major greenhouse gas emissions when
MARAD Evaluates Natural Gas v. Conventional Fuel Emissions
The Maritime Administration (MARAD) informs it has released a study that evaluates total fuel cycle emissions for natural gas versus conventional marine fuels. This study was conducted as a part of MARAD's Maritime Environmental & Technology Assistance program
DNV GL Presents AIP for 'LNG Ready' Mega Box Ships
Wednesday at the SMM trade fair in Hamburg, DNV GL presented Hyundai Heavy Industries (HHI) and United Arab Shipping Company (UASC) with an Approval in Principle (AIP), recognizing the technical feasibility of the LNG fuel system design for the A14 and A18 series of container vessels


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I love, love, love, love, love hot chocolate and marshmallows. However, I do prefer the mini white and pinks to massive whites, because then the mini ones melt in quicker and give a white and pink colour to the ordinary chocolate. J'adore. I need some now :(
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I absolutely adore sweet & sour chicken. Whenever I order a Chinese takeaway, and my mum asks if I want any, I give her a look that says, "why would I change now? OF COURSE I WANT SWEET AND SOUR CHICKEN." The sauce adds to the gorgeous flavour of the chicken, and I also love having pineapples and pepper with it too.
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This looks amazing. I don't usually like cheesecake-related foods, but I may lift my food rules for this one, and stuff it into my mouth before I can change my mind. And I won't forget to lick the plate clean, either.
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Get Tattooed by Italian Tattooist, Joe Metrix at FAMILIAR STRANGERS Tattoo Studio.
FAMILIAR STRANGERS Tattoo studio is greatly honored to be able to invite Italian Tattooist, Joe Metrix as guest artist in the period of 24th November - 1st December 2014. Joe Metrix is a fun loving and talented tattooist who is travelling the world to showcase his master-pieces e.g. Australia, Malaysia (Kuala Lumpur), Taiwan, Singapore(Next stop) etc. During his short stay, he will be holding tattoo workshops for our resident tattooists and tattooing for selected clients. If you are interested to get a piece of tattoo art from Joe Metrix please contact us ASAP before he is fully booked.
Joe Metrix is a truly brilliant artist specialized in black & grey, realism, fine lines & portrait tattoos. Please click his pic to view his portfolio.