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Professional Malpractice Lawyers and Law Firms in Canada
Professional Malpractice Law Firms in Canada by City
Professional Malpractice Firms in Canada by City
Professional Malpractice Lawyers in Canada
Cain Lamarre Casgrain Wells
Full-Service Law Firm in Quebec, Canada(418) 522-4580
Cain Lamarre Casgrain Wells is a well-established law firm built on solid guiding principles and a broad and ever-expanding vision that seeks to do more, strive harder, and look just a bit farther. Cain Lamarre Casgrain Wells was founded on a unique model that values people above...
Other Offices: Alma, Amos, Amqui, Drummondville, Montreal, Plessisville, Rimouski, Rivière-du-Loup, Roberval, Saguenay, Saint-Félicien, Saint-Georges, Sept-Îles, Sherbrooke, Val-d'Or
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Lindsay Kenney LLP
Business Lawyers in Vancouver and Langley(604) 687-1323 or (866) 687-1323
Lindsay Kenney LLP is a Vancouver and Langley BC business law firm established in 1980. The firm is comprised of legal professionals that represent individuals, small business owners, emerging enterprises, and established businesses of every size including financial institutions,...
Other Offices: Langley
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Ellyn Law LLP
Business Litigation & Arbitration Lawyers in Canada(416) 365-3700
Ellyn Law LLP Business Litigation & Arbitration Lawyers is a boutique law firm in Toronto, Canada, established in 1973. Our expertise is focused on arbitration and litigation of complex shareholder disputes, director and corporate litigation, international and domestic commercial...
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Wagner Sidlofsky LLP
Commercial and Estate Litigation Lawyers in Toronto, Canada(416) 366-6743
Wagner Sidlofsky LLP, a Toronto law firm, represents Canadian & international clients involved in disputes. The firm's areas of practice include estate litigation, commercial litigation, elder law, and tax litigation. We only litigate.
Our lawyers' proficiency has developed...
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Rogerson Law Corporation
Asset Protection Lawyers in Toronto, Canada(416) 504-2259
Rogerson Law Corporation is a firm based in Toronto which provides a broad range of legal services to a variety of clients. We began as a niche firm in 1981, providing legal expertise in asset protection, cross-border litigation, bankruptcy and estate litigation. Our firm has grown...
Other Offices: Barrie
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Baker & McKenzie
Global Full Service Law Firm(416) 863-1221
Baker & McKenzie opened its Toronto office in 1962, recognizing Canada's global economic importance. Today, Canada is one of the world's largest, diverse and developed economies, and our lawyers develop innovative and pragmatic business solutions for both domestic and foreign...
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Cox & Palmer
Full Range of Legal Services in Canada(902) 421-6262
In our experience, a strong relationship between law firm and client is the best way to get results. Our goal is to be an indispensable part of your organization. A trusted advisor with expertise in every facet of your business. A firm that can anticipate your needs and exceed your...
Other Offices: Charlottetown, Fredericton, Moncton, Saint John, St. John's, Summerside, Alberton, Montague, Morell
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Cozen O'Connor
Toronto Canada Business Law & Litigation Lawyers(416) 361-3200
Cozen O'Connor has a nationally known litigation practice and a first-class business and transactional practice that is quickly gaining national presence. These practices are designed to serve clients in the most effective and efficient manner, with professionals across disciplines...
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Canadian Business & Litigation Law Firm(416) 863-4511
At Fraser Milner Casgrain LLP (FMC), we believe in a proactive approach to the law, which involves dealing with today's challenges in such a way that positions our clients for future success. This practical, strategic, forward-thinking approach to the law means that while we are...
Other Offices: Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton, Ottawa, Montreal
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Gowling Lafleur Henderson LLP
Business Law, Intellectual Property and Advocacy(613) 233-1781
Gowling Lafleur Henderson LLP (Gowlings) is one of the largest and most diversified law firms in Canada. With offices in eight Canadian centres and in Moscow and London, it provides a full complement of legal services to national and international clients.
The three pillars of...
Other Offices: Calgary, Hamilton, Kitchener, Montreal, Toronto, Vancouver
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Lavery, de Billy
Advocates, Barristers and Solicitors(514) 871-1522
Lavery is a major full-service law firm of approximately 175 lawyers and the leading independent law firm in Quebec. The firm provides a comprehensive range of legal services to regional, national and multi-national corporations; financial institutions; and government departments,...
Other Offices: Ottawa, Quebec, Montreal
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MacPherson Leslie & Tyerman, LLP
Western Canada Full-Service Law Firm(306) 347-8000
MacPherson Leslie & Tyerman, LLP is a Canadian full-service law firm with offices in Regina, Saskatoon, Calgary and Edmonton. We have 110 lawyers serving clients across Western Canada. We have been practicing in the west since 1920 and have in-depth knowledge of the region's...
Other Offices: Calgary, Edmonton, Saskatoon
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McCarthy Tetrault, LLP
Canadian Law Firm(604) 643-7100 or (877) 244-7711
McCarthy Tétrault is a Canadian law firm that delivers integrated business law, litigation services, tax law, real property law, labour and employment law nationally and globally through offices in Vancouver, Calgary, Toronto, Ottawa, Montréal and Québec City, as well as London, UK.
Other Offices: Calgary, Montreal, Ottawa, Quebec, Toronto
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Miller Thomson LLP
National Business Law Firm(604) 687-2242 or (800) 794-6866
Miller Thomson enjoys a reputation as one of Canada's most respected national business law firms. Daily, our people demonstrate a consistent ability to provide practical, creative and cost-effective advice, combined with an unyielding service commitment to our clients. The firm's...
Other Offices: Calgary, Edmonton, Guelph, London, Markham, Montreal, Regina, Saskatoon, Toronto, Waterloo
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Parlee McLaws LLP
Law Firm in Calgary and Edmonton(403) 294-7000
Founded over a century ago, with offices in Edmonton and Calgary, Parlee McLaws LLP offers comprehensive legal advice and counsel to clients whose interests span a wide range of businesses, industries and jurisdictions. The firm is one of the largest regional law firms in Alberta,...
Other Offices: Edmonton
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Patterson Law
Law Firm in Truro and Halifax(902) 897-2000
At Patterson Law, our clients come first. We know it sounds simple, maybe even trite. But it's been the creed of this firm since Frank Patterson first hung out his shingle in 1928. It has served our firm well. The members of this firm have always understood that we can only be successful...
Other Offices: Halifax
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Stewart McKelvey
International Law Firm(902) 892-2485
Stewart McKelvey is an innovative, client-driven law firm committed to providing the highest quality of ethical legal services, earning clients trust and meeting and striving to exceed their needs. The firm invests in its people, technology and its business to ensure the continued...
Other Offices: Fredericton, Halifax, Moncton, Saint John, St. John's
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Stikeman Elliott LLP
Full-Service Law Firm(514) 397-3000
Stikeman Elliott LLP is one of Canadas leading business law firms, with offices in Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa, Calgary and Vancouver as well as in London, New York and Sydney. The firm is recognized as a Canadian leader in each of its core practice areas - corporate finance, M&A,...
Other Offices: Calgary, Ottawa, Toronto, Vancouver
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Torys LLP
Wide Range of Legal Services(416) 865-0040
Torys is a highly respected international business law firm with offices in Toronto and New York. We are recognized internationally as a frequently recommended law firm in a large number of practice areas. Our Toronto and New York lawyers work together to offer seamless cross-border...
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Amir Kafshdaran LawMontreal, Canada
Civil Law, Business, Family and Immigration Lawyer in Quebec(514) 303-2977
Amir Kafshdaran Law is a law firm that strives for the attainment of its clients' objectives and provides the same with a one-stop comprehensive legal service counselling and solutions. At Amir Kafshdaran Law, we approach every legal matter with practicality, cost efficiency and strive for a timely...
Arnold Pizzo McKigganHalifax, Canada
Personal Injury Lawyers in Halifax Canada902-423-2050
The lawyers at Arnold Pizzo McKiggan practice in the areas of personal injury and medical malpractice, criminal defence, labour and employment matters and civil litigation. ; We provide advice to individuals, small business owners and unions on litigation and trial related matters. We have...
Auger HollingsworthOttawa, Canada
Ottawa, Ontario Personal Injury Lawyers(613) 233-4529
The law firm of Auger Hollingsworth represents people injured in serious accidents. We assist victims of Ontario motor vehicle accident claims, including drivers, pedestrians, passengers and cyclists. We will handle a claim against the driver responsible for the accident. We also assist you with...
Azran & AssociatesMontreal, Canada
Montreal Canada Tax, Construction, Divorce and Family Law Firm(514) 499-2010
Azran & Associates is a dynamic and well-respected law firm that offers professional representation in a variety of legal fields. We will guide you through any difficulty you might be confronting with determination, dedication, and efficiency. Our devoted and conscientious attorneys will give...
Benson MylesSt. John's, Canada
St. John's, Newfoundland Business Law and Civil Litigation Lawyers(709) 579-2081
Based in St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, Benson Buffett is one of the leading law firms in Atlantic Canada. Benson Buffett is primarily known as a business law and civil litigation firm, having expertise in nearly all areas of civil litigation and corporate and commercial law matters. Named...
Blaney McMurtry LLPToronto, Canada
Toronto Canada Business Law & Litigation Lawyers(416) 593-3973
Based in the heart of Toronto's financial and business district and backed by more than 130 lawyers, Blaney McMurtry has helped clients overcome challenges and seize opportunities for more than fifty years.; A Blaney McMurtry lawyer takes the time to understand your needs and concerns. Our aim is...


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Today's Toons 10/1/14The Right Reasons ^ | 10/1/14 | pookie18Posted on 10/1/2014, 4:13:02 AM by pookie18Click on link.
Obama Welcomes Barbarians with Open Gates……
Obama Welcomes Barbarians with Open GatesNew York Young Republican Club ^ | June 16, 2014 | RandallPosted on 6/17/2014, 2:03:50 PM by Randall_SWhen Americans think of the Middle East, they usually think Israel, Palestine, religious wars, terrorism, etc. But few appreciate how permeated the Middle East is with drugs, and how these drugs are related to terrorism and politics in the region.
Obama could face 10 years to life in prison, says Judge Napolitano, for 'aiding a terrorist organization' – BizPac Review
Judge Andrew Napolitano said, in no uncertain terms, that President Obama broke the law under two separate statutes in releasing five prisoners from Guantanamo Bay last week – and he is not exempt from punishment.
The Fox News senior judicial analyst told host Shepard Smith that the law requiring Obama to give Congress 30 days notice before spending taxpayer funds on such a prisoner release is the lesser of the two legal sins.
t was the act of providing material assistance, in this case human assets, to the Taliban, identified by Congress to be a non-state terrorist organization, that is a crime punishable by imprisonment of 10 years to life.A sitting president has never been tried for such a breach,
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N.Morgan In light of the illegal terrorist trade Obama recently made, by passing congress, he has set himself up for a life sentence in prison by aiding and helping terrorists!
Obama should be in jail right now. The law isn't on Obama's side this time and this could erupt into something far more severe than he or his regime realized. His regime has now aiding and abetting the enemy!
Shepard Smith asked Judge Andrew Napolitano whether or not the Taliban prisoner exchange was legal under the NDAA H.R. 1960 Statute.
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Prison Planet.com » Homeland Security Raids Flea Markets While Ignoring Terrorist Threats
DHS is more concerned with busting flea market vendors than terrorists
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May 13, 2014
The Department of Homeland Security is currently busting flea market vendors while turning a blind eye to suspected terrorists entering the U.S., highlighting the department's predisposition to target average Americans rather than terrorists.
Transhumanists: Superhuman Powers And Life Extension Technologies Will Allow Us To Become Like God
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If you could merge your current mind and body with technology that would give you superhuman powers and would allow you to live forever, would you do it? This is essentially what the transhumanism movement is seeking to accomplish. Transhumanists envision a day when technology will allow humanity to become so advanced that sickness, disease, poverty and war will essentially be eradicated. They believe that merging with machines will permit us to become trillions of times more intelligent than we are today, and they also believe that radical life extension technologies will make it possible for humanity to actually achieve immortality. Many transhumanists are convinced that such a world can be achieved within their lifetimes. They point to Moore's Law and to the fact that technology already appears to be growing at an exponential rate. As the technology curve continues to steepen, transhumanists believe that…
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A Thoughtful Christian Response to ISIS
17 September 2014
Obama admits to not having a strategy. Duck Dynasty Godfather, Phil Robertson, wants to "Convert 'em or kill 'em." So what is a thoughtful honest strategy for confronting a terrorist group like ISIS? ISIS doesn't need any more explanation. We know what it is – evil personified. They have..
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Bloods, Crips, and Future Farmers of America
03 September 2014
I've noticed a recent disturbing trend of gangs or the threat of gang formation in suburban and rural areas? After talking to others about this, and verifying this is not just a local problem, specific variables have emerged and are occurring as we move further..
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Confessions of a Depressed Youth Worker
12 August 2014
On a Friday night in 1998, after watching a comedy with friends at a movie theatre, my brother came home, kissed my mom goodnight, went into his room, and hung himself. We don't know the exact reasons why Brandon took his life, but we know..
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And You Thought Snapchat Was Bad…
06 August 2014
Snapchat was created to make sexting easier for everyone, even though its creators insisted (despite wide evidence to the contrary) that the popular "disappearing text" app is merely a convenient new way to connect with your friends. Well, Snapchat helped fuel an astronomical rise in..
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Leave It to Beaver Has Left (For Good?)
04 August 2014
A Snapshot of the New American Family An article from Jonathan McKee and David R. Smith at TheSource4YM.com Once upon a time, dad went to work, mom stayed home to vacuum (in high heels and pearls, of course), and the kids went to school until..


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"Still learning in my 50s"
I had dreams of living and working overseas since I was 18. But it wasn't until I turned 51, when my children were fully grown, that I was given the opportunity through VSO to become a volunteer and I fulfilled my lifelong dream.
With 30 years of work experience in the US and a burning… Read more »
Women need more say in the decisions that effect their futures
Cath Nixon, VSO public health volunteer, is in New York with VSO, to advocate for giving women more power in the decisions to fight poverty.
I'm in New York with a team of VSO employees and it partner organisation, Sankalpa, for the 58th Convention on the Status of Women (CSW)… Read more »
Reflections on being an international volunteer
For the past 18 months I have been working as a volunteer researcher on the VSO led project Valuing Volunteering. The project looks at how different types of volunteering, including formal and informal, local, national and international, can play a part in helping communities overcome poverty. One of the largest… Read more »
Climate change from a different perspective
To mark World Environment Day and to raise awareness of environmental issues, we've asked VSO climate change research volunteer, Joan Bennett to blog about the work she is doing in Nepal.
Climate change is global. What we do in one country directly affects people elsewhere. As a British volunteer in Nepal, I've had… Read more »
Equity, valuing teachers, governance and accountability should be central to post-2015 development agenda
Last month I joined a team of 13 VSO employees, partners and volunteers at the Asia Pacific Regional Thematic Consultation on Education in the Post 2015 Development Agenda in Bangkok. The conference was organised by the regional offices of UNESCO and UNICEF. Its purpose was to ensure that the voices… Read more »
Tackling our assumptions about volunteering
I felt fortunate at the end of last month to join a group of VSO volunteers who were at the Institute of Development Studies (IDS) to learn about systemic action research, and how they will be able to apply this methodology to VSO's Valuing Volunteering project.
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VP Biden Expresses Disappointment, Anger Regarding Lack of U.S. Infrastructure Funding
Speaking at the "America Answers: Improving How We Get From Here To There" event hosted by the Washington Post, Vice President Joe Biden used a downright angry tone as he scorned the US for scrimping on infrastructure spending. The event brought together politicians, experts, and business leaders to discuss the future of...
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STUDY: 45,000 Jobs Have Already Resulted from Marcellus Shale Exploration
A new study shows that exploration of the Marcellus Shale has created over 45,000 construction jobs and contributed over $5 billion in spending to the economy. The study, from the Oil and Natural Gas Industry Labor-Management Committee, concludes that spending on construction and maintenance grew by over 60 percent between 2012 and 2013....
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Biden Beseeches Congress to Spend on Infrastructure in White Board Video
On Wednesday, Vice President Joe Biden hosted a White House White Board session in which he laid out why America must rebuild its roads and bridges. In the video (below) Biden explains the history of how America has built infrastructure and how slowing that progress has lowered us to 28th in infrastructure investment internationally...
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2014 11
Not the Top 10 You Want to Be In: Fiscal Times Ranks States by Looming Highway Funding Woes
The Fiscal Times recently published a 'ten states with the worst highway spending woes' article to help people understand the consequences of congressional inaction on the Highway Trust Fund. Congress is having problems agreeing on action to take, including a six-year, $100 billion comprehensive plan and a patchwork $9 to $10...
2014 3
2014 3
BOOM: Job Growth Predicted in Non-Shale States as a Result of Their Shale-Producing Neighbors
Testimony from the Energy Equipment & Infrastructure Alliance (EEIA) suggests that as many as 300,000 new jobs will be created by 2025 as the shale energy supply sector continues to grow. Since the boom in shale energy began less than a decade ago, more than 450,000 jobs have been created in the supply sector [&hellip...
2014 2
2014 2
Scientists, Dems See the Light on Dangers of Crude Transport by Rail, Power of Keystone XL as Safe Alternative
Using oil spills and explosions in North Dakota, Quebec, and Alabama as examples, scientists are increasingly reaching consensus that the infrastructure being used to ship Bakken crude oil is outdated and will lead to future environmental disasters. As we have discussed in the past, the Keystone XL pipeline would alleviate the pressure on...
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2014 30
At Clinton Conference, North America's Building Trades Announce $10B in Infrastructure Funding; Union Contributions Crucial
At last week's Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) conference in Denver, Colorado the AFL-CIO announced they were early in meeting their goal of raising $10 billion to invest in America's infrastructure. In 2011, the AFL-CIO pledged to raise the funds in five years, but on Tuesday they were pleased to announce they had already raised...
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2014 18
From China With Glove: Failures of Outsourced Bay Bridge Project Revealed
A recent long read from the Sacramento Bee details the decision of the California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) to hire a Chinese contractor, Shanghai Zhenhua Port Machinery Co. Ltd. (ZPMC), to rebuild key parts of the Bay Bridge and how the company's inexperience and shoddy work have led to structural doubts and inflated costs...
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2014 16
Looming Highway Trust Fund Insolvency Has Leaders, Labor Stumping for Much-Needed Fix
Speaking at a Bloomberg Government event this week, Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx said that bipartisan legislation that would pay for a six-year infrastructure bill by closing overseas tax loopholes is the best option to ensure that the Highway Trust Fund does not run dry by the end of the summer. Raising the gasoline tax [&hellip...
2014 7
2014 7
Manchin on Keystone: "Sooner or Later You've Got to Give In to the Will of the People."
The ultimate Senate showdown on the proposed Keystone XL pipeline may be near, and support among Democrats has grown. This means the go-ahead to begin construction could come sooner than later. The key for Keystone supporters is to hit the filibuster-proof 60-vote threshold, a number that Democratic Senator Joe Manchin believes is...
2014 6
2014 6
Fresno-to-Bakersfield High-Speed Rail Route Expected to Be Approved This Week
The California High-Speed Rail Authority (CHSRA) will meet at Fresno City Hall this week to hear public comments on plans to approve a 144 mile segment of High-Speed Rail (HSR) that will connect Fresno and Bakersfield. With a 20,000 page environmental impact report as its guide, the group will decide how to properly ensure the [&hellip...
2014 1
2014 1
There are 63,000 "Structurally Compromised" American Bridges. 63,000.
New data analyzed by the American Road and Transportation Builders Association (ARTBA) shows that more than 63,000 American bridges are structurally compromised including hundreds on heavily traveled highways. The report, which uses data from the 2013 National Bridge Inventory database, provides empirical proof that Congress must act to...


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representative sample. The traumatic history of social dislocation, civil strife and political violence that
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and close to one fourth of the women lost a spouse during the short but lethal period of Khmer Rouge rule
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goods from children. Both the economic situation and health of Cambodian elders is generally quite
unfavorable reflecting the pervasive poverty and underdevelopment of country in general. The results
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An academic but thoroughly enjoyable trip through the obvious with PhD Drew Morton and critic Matthew Zoller Seitz on how one medium can infect or be transposed into another, and the near-infinite hall of mirrors that Scott Pilgrim is for doing what it did. Well worth a look.
These are slippery subjects to analyze, but Morton never loses his grip here, and the final section—a detailed analysis of the style of Wright's film—is dazzling. He talks about how Wright folds representations of comics, videogames and music into a movie based on a comic book that was itself strongly inspired by videogames, and in so doing, creates a "re-remediation." If you tried to represent that on a page, it might look like a bunch of parentheses inside one big parenthetical, or maybe a line drawing of a Russian nesting doll, animated, with each layer's shell cracking to reveal the layer beneath, each pop commemorated by a point value materializing in space and hanging there. Fifty points! A hundred! Next level!


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Trey and his new bike, Liza and her tea, Vale and her VS model look, a couple of cute performers at Cafe Hey
Much like Madonna, from time to time I like to reinvent myself. Perhaps it's part of the reason I enjoy ever-changing trends, there is always something new to try out.
With style blogs nowadays it's easy to find a little inspiration (the lazy way to find ideas QUICK!).
With this said, I really like tattoos but I don't think I could settle on just one.
The temperature was exceptional that day! I was neither hot, nor cold; winter wear is great, except that oftentimes I am hiding behind a great big coat. Spring-like weather is much more bearable.
Wearing white Express blouse, Zara pants, and black patent Aldo oxfords.
Photos taken by none other than Boyfriend, also known as Trey Penton. Check out some of his photography!
We took a bike ride down Davis Island to enjoy the water and to take some photos. His photos (taken by me) coming soon!
When I was younger I believed in reincarnation. I thought that one day after I died I would be reborn again, but that I wouldn't remember my past life (or lives).
Then one day I was reading one of those encyclopedia books for children with all sorts of information. I liked them because of the pretty pictures, but I must have read them too because I stumbled upon some facts about our solar system.
I read a little blurb about how our sun is aging and one day it would die and there would be no light on Earth and EVERYTHING ON EARTH WOULD DIE TOO (though the book reassured me that it wouldn't happen for millions or some years).
That would all be dandy and fine but not to the imaginative mind of a kid who believes in reincarnation. Like, what if I was reborn at the time the sun burnt out and then I would have to suffer an early death because dumb star got too old??? I read and reread the information to make sure I had it right.
Ughughgh, I can't tell you how worried I was. I eased my anxiety a little bit by deciding that maybe I wouldn't be born at this time and I should, you know, enjoy the present life I was living.
I decided to give you a visual of how things went down. I know I remained cool on the outside (it's a curse, looking cool, always), but I was very disturbed on the inside. That little writhing figure is me burning at the end of the world because I caught on fire by accident trying to make some due to lack of sun.
Deep sleep is natural to me, and so it was very unusual that I awoke last night during a storm. I don't even know if it was the storm that woke me up or if was coincidence; I saw flashes of light coming through my window and heard the light clicking of (my doggy) Lucy's little nails on the wood floor. I think she was scared, so I let her up on my bed that is four times her height and we got cozy as rain started pouring outside my window. All that was missing was Boyfriend.
Throughout the day really catchy (often, obnoxious) songs make their way in to my head and overstay their visit. Most often Boyfriend is the lucky lad to hear them; I don't grace just anyone to my honeyed voice. Sometimes it's the newest hit on the radio, other times it's new music I've come upon on my Internet Adventures.
Unfortunately for myself and Boyfriend, most of the time we are not so lucky to have a popular, or even particularly liked song playing on repeat in my brain. Don't misunderstand me reader, I have a diverse music bank, but for an unknown reason songs from years, nay, decades ago come to me when I am trying to have quiet thinking time.
Let it be noted I haven't actually listened to some of these songs for years. They are haunting me, much like Freddy Krueger wouldn't stay dead and haunted those poor kids.
Look provocative while salting shells until they have cooked al-dente; stuff shells with ricotta; I mean really stuff them, more is more; place yummy pasta sauce on bottom of cooking pan; arrange shells; cook ~350F; devour.
Pastel Sunglasses and Kimichi Blue Paperbag Trouser
It is not summer yet, but the sun shines even though the wind may be cruel. If it would be socially acceptable I would run from building to building regardless of my shoes (lucky for me I was wearing chucks this morning… and I ran… when no one was looking… at 6am…). Color changing sunglasses and sunshine covering my ass? Reader, I needn't confirm how excellent these are.
This morning before work I put on my best spandex because I had hoped to go to yoga with Valentina. After multiple tries of contacting her after work I realized it wasn't yet noon and she was probably still sleeping.
I decided to run errands instead, which constituted of obtaining necessary school items; however, half of my purchases were in the form of candy, which may be the very opposite of exercise (judging…).
However, I still have my stretchy pants and long socks on, and I'm about to go roller-blading with my friend Scott, so Glutes-of-stone, I call you hither!
Flower, how typical; Boats; Me, working my parka and layers
Trying to stay warm in cold temperatures, whilst the weather has been confusing my now thin Floridian blood, I've been trying out this thing known to Northern parts as layering.
You see, dear reader, I come from a far off Eastern Europe where a thick duvet of white snow covers the vast land in December. Once upon a time I could stand the cold snow, but for many years since my ass has been sweating in hot Florida summer days.
Believe me when I tell you most people here only know how to wear about one to two layers. I know this because even in the unusually cold weather, which is prime time to wear all your wardrobe, I see people trying to stay warm with only but a tee and a sweatshirt. Circumstance has deemed that many Floridians shall have no sense of warmth or fashion (even the non-elderly, full-of-life-and-their-parents'-money young people at my University).
Dear reader, I've been hiding.
Hiding from the internet.
Furthering my mind.
Delving deep into unknown subjects. Embracing nerdsom. Expanding my already vast vault of general knowledge. Reading a really long book…
450 pages with the tiniest font possible, the book was Jane Eyre. To be honest, my expectations weren't very high, although I had heard a number of good reviews. The good news? Low expectations never disappoint! And yeah, it was a really good read. Besides, it was artistic literature so that makes me cool in the art community type of way (??? right?!?).
Gothic inspirations were present due to the time period it was written so the imagery was ~dark~. The heroine was atypical in that she was rather plain in looks, but clever. Yes, there was a romance.
what is life without love?
… it was worth the many hours of reading. But if you're not into that, there is a movie coming out in March that may or may not be good.
I just wanted to show you some of the Wonderful Things I brought home after a day of vintage shopping.
Behold: The 70's, in a single dress, perfect for any occasion. I think I may wear it for the first day back to school, what do you think?
Isn't it fab??? Isn't it?
I didn't have any volume in my hair and I refused to detract from the beauty of this jewel of a dress, so I just cut my head off.
Only in the picture, don't fear, it's stayed on my body.
My new collection of salt and pepper shakers.
I am trying to outdo Mom's Polish Pottery Collection (I don't know if there is a single dish left in our house made in China). I know Krista must be really jealous of my panda shakers, but I refuse to just give up such rare collectibles, even to a so-called "BFF".
Singing, daydreaming baby Asians. Don't you feel so peaceful just looking at them?
Just kidding!!!! Except my mom really does have mass amounts of Polish Pottery and the baby Asians are quite precious.
I did not buy any of these things, in fact, I did not buy anything while vintage shopping.
Even the fabulous (I am being really serious this time, guys) Rabbit Fur coats that were basically a steal (…why didn't I buy anything again?).
But how could I? This morning I found out I had not one, but two pairs of black leather gloves in by bag, in FLORIDA. Even though I may be cold at times, something about this didn't sit right with me. So I took one out. I felt better about myself. I may go back and buy a fur coat sometime.
Nobody tells this to people who are beginners, I wish someone told me. All of us who do creative work, we get into it because we have good taste. But there is this gap. For the first couple years you make stuff, it's just not that good. It's trying to be good, it has potential, but it's not. But your taste, the thing that got you into the game, is still killer. And your taste is why your work disappoints you. A lot of people never get past this phase, they quit. Most people I know who do interesting, creative work went through years of this. We know our work doesn't have this special thing that we want it to have. We all go through this. And if you are just starting out or you are still in this phase, you gotta know its normal and the most important thing you can do is do a lot of work. Put yourself on a deadline so that every week you will finish one story. It is only by going through a volume of work that you will close that gap, and your work will be as good as your ambitions. And I took longer to figure out how to do this than anyone I've ever met. It's gonna take awhile. It's normal to take awhile. You've just gotta fight your way through.
-Ira Glass
Ahhh, wonderful! Actually, disappointing and discouraging, but certainly hopeful.
If you don't have integrity, you have nothing.
Which is exactly why I have provided proof I am living up to the expectations of my previous entry. Behold: Secret Goth
I forgot to mention this, but Goth kids are typically Vitamin D deficient and pale. They sometimes use make up to achieve this look, but since I am not a real Goth, I am naturally pale (jealous much, Goths?). Also, no smiling!!!
Notice that although I am wearing all black, Celestial Cat steps in to add just the right amount of color and add ever more mystery, because, well, the universe is mysterious.
Detailing on boots obviously contains some buckles and a few zippers. Two of each per boot, actually.
Celestial Cat tee: Threadless; cardigan and skirt: Forever 21 (purchased before New Year's Resolution), Thigh High Boots (over the knee for me): Steve Madden
Recently a friend of mine revealed to me that I, along with another friend, were most likely Goths in a past life. Considering she has no confirmed psychic abilities, don't believe her.
But since the subject was brought up I took a good few moments to ponder this revelation.
Upon close inspection of my closet, I admit I have Goth tendencies. I can sometimes be what one may refer to as a 'Secret Goth'.
You know what??? Goths are probably the prime reason I am even attractive to the opposite sex… let's face it, Goths are mysterious, and a lot of magazines have told me men love a mystery (see: Sherlock Holmes; see: large breasts that hold a deep, black abyss between them).
Become interesting and obscure, but still be accepted by society. Reap the benefits of being a Secret Goth.
1. Goth kids like anime. To be a secret Goth, you must have a past mildly filled with anime (never got into anime? It's okay, any deep dark secret you're embarrassed to tell most people will do).
Now, aside from my Sailor Moon middle school days (okay, I watched Cowboy Bebop for a while, but that show was mildly interesting and not appropriate for children, so it doesn't actually count), I've had little exposure to anime, especially due to education getting in the way; it just takes up a lot of time. But at one point in my life, I watched it.
The secret comes in that you cannot openly like anime and you certainly cannot sport any anime accessories. There are things in your past that have marked you and grow with you, much like Harry Potter was marked with a lightning bolt scar on his forehead. (Isn't Chibi Sailor Moon, or whatever she is, so cute though???!)
2. Goths listen to a lot of Goth music I know very little about, but Marilyn Manson wears a lot of black, so maybe put a few of his songs on your iPod.
Take a hint from ravers, they are like colorful, ditzy goths sprinkled with sunshine. But choose your tunes wisely; remember, mystery, even in music.
3. This should be obvious, but own lace. Lace is accepted by non-Goths, but Goths especially love it.
Rihanna is not openly Gothic, but notice how mysterious her lace glasses make her appear??? Secret Goth.
4. Mesh is especially liked by goths, as it has resemblance to lace. However, to be a Secret Goth, opt out of black mesh clothing.
I, for example, recently purchased a blue mesh sweater. Very chic and Secretly Gothic; it feeds my hidden fetish yet renders me normal.
5. Mesh and lace aside, own multiples of every type of clothing item in black.
Aside from hinting at Goth, this comes in very handy on those lazy days when you've had very little sleep and wake up late for work/school/life.
Effortlessly Secret Goth. Although, I don't believe she just woke up, but that would be contradictory to the point I am trying to make and therefore shall be ignored.
6. Chains, buckles, hint at S&M (but don't actually practice it… or just don't tell people you do).
I am still lusting after these Aldo wedges, but Sam Edelman and Jeffrey Campbell have got me covered for the moment (or at the very least, my feet).
I think these tips should help you be on your way of being a mysterious
Secret Goth. Now, go out in to the world, and don't admit anything.
The city streets and rooftops with Trey.
1. Marked by or showing consideration for others, tact, and observance of accepted social usage.
2. Refined; elegant: polite society.
This morning I had work at 6 o'clock in the morning because I was covering a shift until 9AM, when my own shift until noon would begin, meaning I had to be up at 4:30 (that is AM) in order to make myself People Friendly.
I get to work, but what do you know, there is already someone there! Check my e-mail this is what I find from Unnamed Colleague sent at 11:36PM (six and a half hours before the shift):
Sorry for the late notice but I no longer need you to cover my shift Tuesday morning 6am-9am. I am very sorry for the inconvenience.
That's nice. How very sorry, indeed. Turns out she had given it away to someone else, who in turn had again given it to another person!
I don't believe in taking back gifts; you gave it to me, it's mine! So, I worked it, along with the other person.
Also, I sent this e-mail back:
Considering I had already been asleep because I wake up at 4:30AM for 6AM shifts and don't check my e-mail beforehand, I am also very sorry for the inconvenience.
I don't play.
I love the New Year. I wish it could happen more than once a year, like two times a year!
Back to school in Fall is almost like a New Year, but it's not quite the same. No! Not quite, and soon there will be no more school to go back to, leaving me with only one New Year.
There is something about beginnings and endings that can be a wonderful, overwhelming mix of emotions. It is all too welcomed and refreshing! Of course, this is something that isn't truly lasting, but I still think there could be lasting changes (for the better! duh).
And now, on Day Four of the New Year, I would like to present you with an update on my Resolutions (allow me put my serious glasses on):
1. Stop making odd faces in pictures.
The only pictures I have taken since the New Year began were on Day One, and well, let's just say I am "trying too hard", but improvement is on the way.
2. Live in the Moment.
So far so good… Computer Time has mostly been while at work… only downside is that I haven't gotten a chance to upload photos from the last few days! Also, I had to set a chunk of time for reading e-mails.
3. Reduce money spent at Forever 21 by vast amounts.
So far $0 have gone to that store. On the other hand, Express was located conveniently close to Forever while out for coffee last night…
4. Put together a portfolio.
Bought a 0.35mm Micron, why didn't I before?
Text-only posts are boring. Here is a picture of my girl-toy and me taking down the West (or is building it up?).
I have barely spent any time on the internet in the past two days and it feels as if I've been on vacation. This is a hard fact to accept because I actually really like the internet.
It was wonderful, perhaps not for some people around me because I complained about, but not limited to the following:
However, the New Year was welcomed with a lot of walking around at night, which despite my pretty shiny buckle oxfords that are ever so slightly too tight, was very figure friendly, perfect for the scorching hot Florida months coming up ahead.
I also had some wonderful pancakes last night, at a Pancake Party, at which I was invited to make the first pancake. The great honor aside, it was a really ugly pancake that split in two, but was incredibly delicious. In it I put:
A complete dinner.
By the way, none of us were too sure what creme fraiche was, aside from it's use, so here wikipedia (the most reliable source on the internet), breaks it down for us:
Crème fraiche (French pronunciation: [kʁɛm fʁɛʃ], "fresh cream"; from French crème fraîche) is a soured cream containing about 28% butterfat and with a pH of around 4.5. It is soured with bacterial culture, but is thicker, and less sour than sour cream.
And it is delicious with sweet things, I might add.
Now, because I am at work and cannot post photos of my own, I will show you some of the creations of Tae Querney (you know, because reading is so overrated).


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Excellent strata. I served for christmas brunch and everyone really liked it. I made the strata the night before that made brunch much easier.
I made this for our day-after-Christmas brunch. Judging by the number of people who went back for seconds, I'd say it was a hit. I used veggie sausage links instead of the hot Italian sausages; I cubed the bread instead of slicing it; and I diced the bell pepper instead of cutting it in strips. Then I made layers of cubed bread, green onions, the cheeses, and the sausage/bell pepper mixture. Over these layers I poured the egg, milk, and cream mixture. I had to use twice as much of the liquid mixture as the recipe calls for, maybe because my bread was light-textured and so one pound was more voluminous than most. I assembled the entire dish at about 2:00 PM one day, and baked it at about 10:30 AM the next day. It turned out great!
A lot of rave reviews! We thought this was good but I've made better recipes. One thing, we don't think we got HOT Italian and that would make a difference. I used a whole red pepper and parmesan cheese.
After reading all the reviews, I thought I would give this a try for Christmas morning, and I have to admit I am sorry I did. How would this be better? Rather than bread, I would use sliced fingerling or new potatoes. The bread was "gushy" (like uncooked french toast in the middle) and didn't hold up the filling - there's a reason why bread pudding only has raisins in it! The taste was ok, but the mushy texture just didn't sit well with me. Everyone ate it, said that it tasted good, but I am my own worst critic and the texture was just too sloppy to serve for Christmas. I would not do it again...
I highly recommend this dish. It was the perfect entree for a family brunch on Christmas morning. I made it the night before, and simply slid it into the oven for an hour as we unwrapped our gifts. Paired with a fruit salad, mimosas and pastries, it was divine. I did make a few tweaks to the recipe, all yummy ... substituted sweet Italian turkey sausage, added asparagus, used cubed day old rosemary sourdough bread and opted for Monterey Jack rather than Fontina cheese. Like other cooks here, I mixed everything together rather than layering and refrigerated overnight. It got rave reviews!
Like another reviewer, I also brought this recipe to tailgating for a noon game. It was delicious, travels well, and reheats very nicely (what little leftovers I had). Be sure to cover with foil during all but the last 15 minutes or so of baking, otherwise the long baking time will char the top. Definitely a keeper!
I'm not a terribly skilled cook, so I appreciate recipes like this that are easy and turn out great. It reheats very well.
Perfect for a tailgate - noon game! Big crowd pleaser. Substituted Italian chicken sausage (Fresh Market) and extra sharp cheddar for the fontina & added asparagus. Mixed together like other reviews & put in fridge overnight. Delicious!
I had a busy weekend with relatives in town that I needed to feed. I made this two days ahead using organic chicken sausage. It held up beautifully in the refrigerator for two days and tasted so yummy and fresh. It was a huge hit.
This was really yummy and filling, and cost me a lot less than $2/serving (probably because I used sharp cheddar instead of fontina). I used low-fat milk and turkey Italian sausage to reduce the fat content somewhat and it came out great. I forgot to use oregano, but it wasn't missed. Like another reviewer, I just cubed the bread and tossed everything together instead of layering it, letting it soak overnight before I baked it. Soooooo I didn't exactly follow the recipe, but it's a fantastic template recipe. :)


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Duck Poultry without white meat because of the "slow twitch" muscle use of flying, which brings more oxygen to the breasts than in chickens or turkeys. Duck can generally be divided into two categories:
Domesticated Duck is that which is available to the average cook. The vast majority of domesticated ducks consumed in the US are Pekin or "Long Island" Duck, though Muscovies (aka Barbary) and Moulards are becoming more popular. In the UK, the Aylesbury duck, which is now almost entirely lost, and the Rouen have also historically been enjoyed, and in France the latter is generally considered to be one of the two best ducks to cook with, along with the Nantes. Duck is a high protein food which is a good source of several minerals. Domesticated duck is high in fat and is best enjoyed in moderation or as just a lean skinless duck breast, which is easier now as modern breeding has produced leaner ducks. The Muscovy duck is a large bird with less fat than most other breeds, and the breast meat is usually firm. Nantes are smaller and more tender, with a delicate flavor. Pekin and Aylesbury ducks have a rich, deep flavor and are fairly fatty, and the Rouen has a more gamey taste.
Wild Duck is available to hunters or those who know a hunter. It is less fatty than domesticated duck, which means that on occasion some fat may need to be added when adapting a recipe that calls for domesticated duck. Mallard is the most common and largest of wild ducks, with an intense flavor that makes it especially good for roasting. Inland ducks will generally be more palatable than those taken from salty water, as the latter often taste of the fish they eat and their flesh will be more oily. The cleaning and preparation of wild duck will make a big difference in the enjoyment of the meal, as some people are turned off by wild duck entirely due to the way the skin is dealt with in their first exposure. Brining can be important for cooking over high heat. There's no reason to waste any portion of a well-shot bird, as the carcass can be made into a delicious stock for soups and stews, and duck fat is delicious, quite expensive, and among the healthiest of animal fats—though this is not to say it's good for you, it's better than butter but not as healthy as olive oil. Aside from Mallards, other wild duck breeds include the highly prized teal, as well as the widgeon, pintail, pochard, canvasback, and gadwall. Young birds are usually tender, but as with all wild game the older birds can be quite tough and may need long slow cooking methods.
All types of duck benefit from roasting, which crisps the skin, and are used in cuisines around the world. Other traditional cooking techniques include poaching, use in soups, and smoking. Foie gras is sometimes taken from a duck, but usually from a goose.
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Definición de tablet en inglés:
tabletSilabificación: tab·let
Pronunciación: /ˈtablət /
1A flat slab of stone, clay, or wood, used especially for an inscription.
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- As if memories were not enough, two stone tablets with inscriptions and a copper plate were unearthed from inside the church.
- Any significant ancient ruler required a personal seal for signing clay tablets and other inscriptions.
- Many of these Han burials were readily identifiable by inscribed stone stelae, tablets recording the name, titles, and dates of the deceased.
1.1 Architecture another term for table (sense 3) of the noun).
2A small disk or cylinder of a compressed solid substance, typically a measured amount of a medicine or drug; a pill.
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- You can also take antihistamine tablets containing drugs such as cyclizine or cinnarizine to prevent travel or motion sickness.
- You will usually be given pain relief such as paracetamol or codeine tablets to help ease your discomfort.
- Inflammation can be reduced with ibuprofen tablets and paracetamol can help to relieve any pain.
2.1British A small flat piece of soap.
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- Before the 'boys' came along everything at the factory was done by hand - including cutting the soap into bars or tablets.
3North American A writing pad.
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- Legal pad enthusiasts do seem to have a psychological connection to their writing tablets.
- It consisted of a video of a little girl's hand clasping a pencil and writing on a tablet.
- Pulling his writing tablet from his harness pouch, Alan retrieved the pen he'd placed in the side of his war collar.
pad, notepad, memo pad, notebook, scratchpad
Middle English: from Old French tablete, from a diminutive of Latin tabula (see table).
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Best thing we've seen on this show in ages.
Love that Max points and laughs at her own boyfriend. Seems appropriate.
Shouldn't she be wearing a hairnet?
"And the New Boss" was basically a plot-device of an episode, its obvious purpose being to prepare the cupcake shop for opening — and to pad it out, we got thrown a random and lazily-written guest star (Abby Elliott) along with a few gross jokes about sex, because of course we do. It wasn't 2 Broke Girls' finest installment, but hey, it didn't have any Amish boner jokes, right?
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I don't even know where to begin with how bad this episode was on an overall level, but I would like to state for the record that with each and every installment, 2 Broke Girls is becoming more and more clearly like a contemporary Married… with Children — and I do mean the later seasons.
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WHALE SKULL with BALEEN
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Megaptera novaeangliae: Humpback whale
Balaenopteridae : Cetacea : Mammalia : Chordata
Postcranial skeleton and baleen only
Specimen TL 28 ft (840/848 cm) was cast in Provincetown
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Kobe Bryant became just the 5th player in NBA history to score 30,000 or more points in his career earlier this season. At the age of 34, Kobe seems ageless as he is still leading the NBA in points per game this season.
Kobe was recently asked in an interview which player past or present he would most like to play 1-on-1. His answer was easy: Michael Jordan.
Then Kobe was asked who would win between him and LeBron James.
Me. No question. As far as one-on-one, I'm the best to ever do it … LeBron is a terrific all-around, five-on-five basketball player who's an all-time great. But I'd get him.
Which player in the NBA right now could give Kobe a challenge?
Kevin Durant is the guy that would give me the most trouble. With his length and ability to use the dribble, he'd be tough.
Kobe is probably remembering how Durant dropped a season-high 42 points on the Lakers a week ago. In that game Durant was unconscious making 16-of-25 shots with a number of his makes coming with Kobe helplessly guarding him.
Kobe went on to say that he is the best at 1-on-1 and he never loses. That's a lot of respect he has for Durant then.
Durant has a chance to be the next Kobe but better as he is trying to blend some LeBron into his game. It's almost unfair to try and compare Durant to anyone since there is really no one like him before at that size with that skill.
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Feyenoord's Clasie has arrived and he's here to stay
There was one minute left in extra time and Ronald Koeman started to prepare for the inevitable. He found what he was looking for, a notepad and pen, after collecting his thoughts he jotted down numbers one through five. Next to number one 'Lex' was written, followed by a space, then letters I and M, before he could finish the surname, a loud roar erupted, looking up, Koeman saw Lex Immers – the very person that was going to take the penalty – wheel away in celebration, Feyenoord left it very late.
In a single minute every emotion imaginable was exhausted. They say the KNVB Beker is often void of drama well the Goffertstadion played host to one. It was cruel on NEC, but satisfying for Feyenoord, who needed that win. A few days earlier they were second best to a PSV side many had down on the verge of a crisis. Yes, even this early.
It goes to show how much football has changed, it's about the here and now, no patience and nothing is kept in perspective anymore. A one game losing streak, to paraphrase Roy Keane, is a crisis. Their success last season, finishing runners-up, has meant anything less won't do. The expectation from the fans was the club would push on instead they've started their campaign slowly. The mindset of their support has reverted to a previous state one Koeman encourages and is doing everything to satisfy.
The club from Rotterdam is a different one from years gone by, but they are now – like before – players in the Eredivisie. Their recent successes, which is few and far between, been built on their esteemed youth academy based in Varkenoord, with its seemingly endless production line. The game against Excelsior – city rivals – last April featured 18 academy graduates, the bulk in red and white. On the scoresheet – getting their second in a 3-0 win – is probably their current crowning jewel: Jordy Clasie.


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For the community in the United States, see Oceanway, Florida.
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An oceanway is a form of foreshoreway that provides sustainable public access along an oceanfront area. The terminology was derived to avoid the perception of a pavement favouring either pedestrians (footpath) or cyclists (bikeway).
An oceanway corridor often includes a number of traffic streams that provide access along an oceanfront area including:
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- on road private vehicles movements
- on road public transport corridor
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LeBron gets heckled at an amusement park.
You can hear people yell "I bet you miss", "'Bron shoot left-handed, your elbow hurts", "Just like Game 5." as LeBron misses all the shots that he takes at the basketball game.
Normally I'd feel bad for celebrities getting heckled in public but fuck LeBron.
LeBron James can blow me.


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Penn State has been hit with a $60 million sanction, football team hit with four-year postseason ban, and vacating of wins from 1998 to 2011. The $60 million fine equals the one-year gross revenue of the football program. The funds will go toward endowment preventing child sexual abuse.
Any PSU football players can transfer and compete immediately compete.
Because all wins are vacated from Penn State from 1998-2011, Joe Paterno no longer NCAA career wins leader.
The four-year bowl ban comes with a loss of 40 scholarships over four years.
The NCAA also reserves right to initiate formal investigation/disciplinary processes after criminal proceedings
Its worth noting that Emmert said that the $60 million fine represents one year of gross football revenue. But Penn State, in government filings for 2010-11, reported it was $73 million.
Because the NCAA vacated 112 of Joe Pa's 409 victories, that accounts for 27% of his wins.
Those 111 wins being taken away reduces his record from 409 wins to 298, which drops him to the 12th winningest coach in college football history.
The NCAA is considering waiving the scholarship limit for schools that accept PSU transfers.
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Coffee shops in NoVA?
- orangemix Feb 21, 2007 03:15 PM
Ok, I'm really bad at doing searches on the new format Chowhound has, so forgive me if this is a repeat topic.
I'm trying to find a nice, non-Starbucks coffeeshop that has nice pastries and good seating area in NoVA. After having two successive disappointing cups of soy lattes at Murky, I am throwing in the towel there. Which to me is too bad because I used enjoy being there.
I *love* trying out new coffee places, mainly because a good cup of coffee is hard to come by, much less enjoy.
Are there any recommendations? Has anyone tried the Rendezvous coffeeshop near Murky's? What are your favorite places (I'm in Arlington) near me, and what is your fave side item to order with (e.g. biscotti, cake, etc...).
Thanks so much!
re: bacchante
I'll third Java Shack...I live in Clarendon and I really enjoy this little coffee cafe. These people recommending places in Old Town don't realize that it isn't that close to the Arlington/Clarendon area...plus who wants to hunt for parking or walk 15 blocks from the metro. However, I can't vouch for the soy lattes at Java Shack...I just can't replace my milk/cream for soy. But I'm sure they're good...the people there really take the time to make a good bev...and they're super nice!
re: AlliantK
another vote for java shack.... they make fantastic soy chai lattes.... my usual order... plus, they are v. nice... and even if you go just once a month remember your typical order.... only problem with them... i've actually never tried their pastries/muffins.... so cannot comment on that... though... if you go on a saturday morning... there is a great little farmer's market two blocks away, and it has at least two bakery stands.... and i always tend to head there to pick something up!
re: Dennis S
+1 for Rappahannock, and another +1 since it's so close to Matuba.
re: ChewFun
Second Mishas. Good coffee and cool staff.
re: monkeyrotica
I'll third Misha's. Another plus there: Copies of the NY Times lying around.
Another place I like that has nice pastries too is Jamie's General Bean out in Centreville. Good place to hang out. They have rocking chairs on the porch.
re: davefaris
I've tried the place once, a couple of months ago. I don't remember the place's name, but I do remember that the coffee was lukewarm. They use Illy beans, but the baristas didn't know what they were doing.
re: TerriS
Daily Grind is a small but growing chain from Winchester VA. I generally like their branch out by us in Stone Ridge (just west of South Riding on Rte 50) but a couple I have been served really stale coffee.
Their scones are very good.
re: TerriS
havent had any pastries at the daily grind, but the coffee is good and the breakfast stuff is good too. coffee/atmosphere not as good as at murky coffee down the street but its good nonetheless.
I didn't ever really like Greenberry's just IMO--it was at my college bookstore and watered down to say the least. If you are in N. Arlington and can make it to Georgetown head to Baked and Wired... mmm.
re: MsCongeniality
I like Stacy's too. Good coffee, funky atmosphere, and you can take your coffee while you browse in the CD Cellar next door.
The cupcakes do look good at Stacy's.
re: JasonCK
The Lake Anne Coffee Shop in Reston is one of the most wonderful places I have been to. I am a huge fan of the French press coffee and they serve up the Mayorga beans. Delicious. I have never visited this place without meeting someone new and the outdoor cafe setting is perfect. It is right off the lake. The only bummer though is that I find the food pretty awful. Oh well. But the coffee and true community atmosphere make up for it.
that's a shame... i really like murky. tryst in dc is good:
re: m25111
murky misha and brew mountain with murky taking the cake here for quality. If you are just looking a cup o' joe greenberries is good, espresso is ok. Gloria jeans is also good.
Course I roast my own coffee and have my own spaziale machine so I don't get out that often for coffee :)
Now if you are in NYC, *GO TO CAFE GRUMPY*. Seriously, thats not a request.
re: scot
Just re-read the OP. I think the problem is the soy latte part... I don't have much experience with non-milk milk drinks. I know murky is incredible for the real stuff, so if there is some reason you can't have milk I would suggest making it at home. Most of the places around are not going to be very good for the soy drinker.
You might also want to try soy cappas, much, much less soy and more coffee flavor. IMO the taste of soy from what I have done at home is too strong, and real, properly made coffee is out weighed by the soy plus it doesn't really have a compatible flavor. Milk is more about the texture than the flavor.
re: scot
oooh. I just went to Cafe Grumpy. It was great! Especially since it was made with soy milk. They picked a really good roaster. Apparently Nick Cho of Murky's trained or helped out.
Very nice owner, crew, and atmosphere. Would definitely recommend the coffee/espresso drinks to those visiting NYC. Can't vouch for their pastries since I didn't try them, but they looked *really* yummy. Went for a true NY bagel instead....
re: orangemix
yeah cafe grumpy is amazing. the espresso drinks are on par with murky.... but next time i go i am getting another iced coffee from them. they use a clover machine to brew double-strength coffee directly into the cup of ice. its amazingly good and extremely fresh.
i emailed nick cho at murky and he implied that he wants to get some for his stores here in dc but, well, they cost $8K a piece.
they also use the same beans as murky, from counter culture in durham, nc
i like stacy's coffee shop in falls church on leesburg pike, and saint elmos in del ray. as for sides... the cupcakes at stacys are amazing, and for saint elmos -- they've got good stuff but personally i save room for ice cream at either the dairy godmother (soft serve, flavors change daily) or sundae times (also supremely tasty)


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Sam Agyarko sees a balance between academics and athletics as one of the keys to a school's success.
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