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President Shimon Peres 521.
(photo credit:Marc Israel Sellem)
President Shimon Peres may speak to whichever politicians he likes, regardless
of the impending election, Central Elections Committee chairman Justice Elyakim
Rubinstein ruled on Thursday.Ometz: Citizens for Social and Legal
Justice filed a complaint with the election panel, because Peres met with Yesh
Atid leader Yair Lapid and Tzipi Livni, who led the efforts to create an
"obstructive bloc" and prevent Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu's
reelection.According to Ometz, the meetings "can be seen as an attempt
to influence the results of the election and future coalition
negotiations."The NGO asked Rubinstein to block Peres from meeting with
politicians that could bring him to a conflict of interests when it is time for
him to choose the person to form the next government.Rubinstein
responded that he does not have the authority to tell Peres what to do, and
added that the president has not broken any electionrelated laws.In
comments published by The New York Times on Wednesday, Peres said he is sure
that his US counterpart will use military power against Iran "in the end," if
all other efforts to stop Tehran from pursuing a nuclear weapon fail.In
a series of interviews published by the Times and conducted by journalist Ronen
Bergman in Jerusalem, the president said, "America knows how to throw a punch
when it has to.""They [the Americans] don't begin by shooting. They try
all the other means first – economic sanctions, political pressure,
negotiations, everything possible. But in the end, if none of this works, then
President Obama will use military power against Iran. I am sure of it," the
president said.Addressing the rift that arose between himself and Prime
Minister Binyamin Netanyahu in August of last year over the option of using
military force against Iran, Peres said, "I expressed my opinion, and that was
my duty."The president spoke out publicly against attacking Iran, to
which Netanyahu responded, saying that Peres had "forgotten what the president's
job is."In an apparent dig at the prime minister over ongoing
disagreements regarding the viability of Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud
Abbas as a "partner for peace," Peres said that if the "people of Israel heard
from the leadership that there is a chance for peace, they would take up the
gauntlet and believe it.""He [Netanyahu] may do nothing, but that
doesn't mean that things won't be done. This idea, that history is a horse that
can be held by the tail, is a foolish idea. After all, the fire can be lit in an
instant: another word, another shot and in the end everyone will lose
control.If there is no diplomatic decision, the Palestinians will go
back to terror," the president continued.On the future of peace talks,
the president told Bergman that, like the Oslo process, any future negotiations
have to be secret."Abu Mazen [Abbas] and I met for long talks, with
Netanyahu's knowledge, and even reached more than a few agreements. To my
regret, in the end there was always some rupture, and I do not want to go into
the reasons for that now. This is not a simple negotiation – but I thought the
conditions exist to set out on the path."In spite of Western accusations
that settlements are an obstruction to the two-state solution, Peres defended
continued building, saying that "the settlers have not eliminated the chance for
the establishment of a Palestinian state."In a hopeful conclusion to the
interviews, the president added that if he has another 10 years to live, he is
sure he will see peace."I am sure that I will have the privilege of
seeing peace come even to this dismal and wonderful and amazing part of the
world," Peres said.Meretz leader Zehava Gal-On praised Peres, saying
that a president must warn of impending dangers."President Peres
fulfilled his duty as president after evaluating Israel's diplomatic situation
and warning of upcoming danger," Gal-On stated."The Likud Beytenu list
and Netanyahu's bad record prove that if they win the election, the diplomatic
freeze will continue, and centrist parties joining the coalition will not change
a thing."Likud Beytenu declined to comment on Peres's statements.
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TravelPod Member ReviewsHotel Belair Sorrento
We loved this place! However, the walk into town was a bit dangerous. We loved the breakfast and balconies overlooking the Mediterranean!
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Historical Traveler Reviews Hotel Belair Sorrento
Would definitely stay here again!!!
Stayed here in August for 3 nights. After a lot of hassle with the car rental company when we arrived (in the airport at Rome) we had a long drive down to Sorrento late at night. We reached the Belair after 1am, tired and grumpy, but were very pleasantly surprised when we opened the balcony doors and saw the beautiful view over the Bay of Naples.
The room itself was minimalist but large and very clean. Funny green tiles in the bathroom but again it was kept very clean. The hotel is built into the side of the cliff overlooking Sorrento so there is no traffic noise because all the rooms are set below road level and also they are all on the seaward side. I think this was a big advantage compared to somewhere like the Bristol (across the road) which would have had all the traffic noise passing by the sea view windows. Those noisy backfiring mopeds are on the roads all night long.
Parking was free on the roof of the hotel (which was at road level). Free parking is a big advantage because you have to pay about 3 or 4 euro an hour for parking down in Sorrento and this hotel is only a 5-10 minute walk up the hill from the town.
Breakfast was very plain and not very exciting. Staff were friendly and helpful. The pool was lovely and clean but lost sun during the afternoon as Sorrento is on the north of the peninsula. Anyway, there is so much to do in the area that you don't really want to sit out all day long. Having also stayed on the sunny south of the peninsula (in Praiano) there is definitely an advantage in being on the north side as it means you can sit out on your balcony without frying.
I was just sorry we couldn't stay for longer at this hotel as I think it has the nicest aspect in Sorrento. It is 10 min walk from the town so not too busy, and high up so it has the best views. By being bult in to the cliff it does not suffer from traffic noise like some of the other hotels.
By the way, if you are thinking of visiting Pompeii, the station for the Circumvesuviana train to Pompeii is in the centre of Sorrento and leaves you out at the gates to the Pompeii ruins. Far cheaper to go this way than drive yourself as you won't have to pay big parking fees.
Blissfully relaxing
This hotel has spectacular views towards Naples and Mount Vesuvius, but does not have to rely on these as its main selling point.
From the coast road, the hotel is almost invisible, with only the gate to the rooftop car park being visible to passing motorists. Because the rooms are all located below the road, they are completely sheltered from all traffic noise, unlike other nearby and otherwise excellent hotels.
The views over the bay are perfectly framed by the flower pots which are placed on the walls of each room's balcony.
The room and bathroom were clean and comfortable. The air-conditioning worked well.
The staff were helpful. The hotel pool was well used and clean, with good pool-side bar service.
Breakfast is adequate (like most Italian hotels, it's nothing to get excited about), and the Belair compares well to other Italian hotels.
The hotel is a five minute walk from the town, and can be used as a base to visit Pompeii using the Circumvesuviana railway, which stops in Sorrento. Local public transport also runs frequently to Naples and along the Amalfi coast - one of the advantages, or disadvantages, depending on your viewpoint, of local buses, is that they go up and down every valley and call to almost all of the local beauty spots and tourist attractions. A hydrofoil also runs from Sorrento to Capri.
This hotel is simply super.
A great honeymoon stay at the Belair
My wife and I stayed at the Hotel Belair for 4 nights in Sept 05.
Its a great place to stay when you're spending a few days in Sorrento. Located just a short stroll (10-15 mins to Piazza Tasso) up a gentle hill from the centre of Sorrento it offers that great compromise of convenience yet quiet location. When you arrive there appears to be no hotel as it clings to the cliffs below road level.
We were upgraded to the same junior suite as the previous reviewer on the bottom floor of the hotel (Room 310). Although the d�cor is a little tired the room was fine. The enormous balcony is magnificent offering simply breathtaking views of Sorrento and the Bay of Naples. All rooms have a bay view not all have such a great balcony. A good buffet breakfast is served with a number of tables on a balcony with the same spectacular view.
All hotel staff are really helpful and they're pretty geared up to brit tourists so if you plan to immerse yourself in Italian Culture this may not be the place for you (Thompson and Crystal Package holiday posters in reception)
Never made it into the pool, but it looked fine. The only slight downside is how early in the evening it closes - 5pm when we stayed. This is likely due to the aspect of the hotel the sun has gone behind the mountains by early evening.
All in all a great Sorrento Hotel
Great places to eat are: "Lanternadue" in the old town and "Zi'Ntonio Mare" in the confusingly named Marina Grande - they provide a free shuttle bus service. Would avoid Ristorante Sant' Antonino food was OK, but service was appauling and you can do so much better in Sorrento.
Absolute perfection
We stayed at the Belair by default - we had booked the Bristol Hotel but a week before leaving were told they were overbooked and had to transfer our reservation to their sister hotel, the Belair. What luck for us as the Belair is absolutely beautiful.
We were given a suite (room 310) which had an enormous balcony with 6 seater table, day bed and plants etc, which was bigger than some hotel rooms. Our room was serviced twice a day and nothing was too much trouble. In fact, I'm writing this in the hotel's library on the free internet service.
Breakfast was great, not just dry breadrolls, and dinner was great also. But the view has to be the best thing about this hotel. Total uninterrupted 180 degree views of Sorrento and beyond.
I would thoroughly recommend this hotel to anyone wanting luxury with a view.
Saved by the Belair
Was on my honeymoon and we booked Settimo Cielo next door. Well we went to our room and it was a dump. We were miserable and we decided we had to find another place to stay. Directly next door was the Belair. Lucky for us they had one double available for slghtly more than S.C. The room was a 5 star compared to the dump we were in. The room was decent size, a little balcony over the pool and looking out accross the bay. A short walk down the hill to town. Also don't miss Le Fenice a good and reasonably priced restaurant.
A view to die for
We stayed here for our honeymoon back in July of 2004 and can't think of a nicer place to have spent it.
The view from our balcony was stunning. overlooking the Bay of Naples and Vesuvius.
The staff were excellent and treated you like you were family (The Head Waiter and Bar waiter in particular). The food was delicious (a different selection every night of the week) and I can recommend the Biancolella wine (from Ischia) which we are still trying to find over here!!!
As someone has previously mentioned, we spoke to a lot of people who had been returning to the hotel for years. Always the sign of a quality place.
It is about a 10 minute walk from the centre of Sorrento but we quite liked this as it was nice to go for a wander in the evening and then return to the sanctuary of a nightcap in the bar on the balcony.
There is a fantastic restaurant in Sorrento called L'Antica Trattoria (I think). We had lunch and an evening meal here (twice!!). The place is full of locals and the food is out of this world. Again the service was superb.
Be wary if you go on an organised evening trip to Capri. Capri is a nice place (Ladies I wouldn't wear high heels if I were you. There is a lot of walking and a couple of steep hills) but returning late at night on nothing much more than a fishing boat in complete darkness seemed a bit dodgy. However this isn't a negative just something to remember (And it had nothing to do with the hotel).
Yes the Belair is quite expensive, but it is worth it for the view alone. Add to this a lovely hotel, great staff and excellent food and you have one of the best hotels I have been fortunate enough to stay in.
I look forward to going back!
An absolute dream
My friend Penny and I stayed here for three nights in 1999. We had a junior suite and couldn't believe our eyes when we entered. We were on the 3rd floor overlooking the pool and the Bay of Naples - incredible view. We spent a lot of time out on our balcony. I had driven down from Tuscany and was so glad to be in a hotel within easy walking distance of town. We took the tours to Pompeii and Capri - both first-class. I will never forget sitting out on the balcony outside the dining room one night after dinner - with a full moon shining over the Bay of Naples! Everything that Italy should be and is.
Spectacular views, excellent service
The best location in Sorrento in terms of views, only challenged by the Bristol and a handful of others along the Via Del Capo - but the Bel Air has the advantage of being on the "sea" side of the road, so the rooms have unobstructed bay views and total peace and quiet. Quiet, civilised, and absolutely delightful - not for your party animals.
We booked a junior suite, which was excellent, with quite a bit of extra space. A large and wonderfully shaded balcony with a view to die for topped it off.
Food was excellent, service very friendly, efficient and just the unobtrusive side of attentive (someone comes in to turn your bed down while you're having dinner - nice one!). The rest of the clientele seemed to have been visiting every year for decades, being greeted by name by the staff on arrival, which says a lot.
Heartily recommended - not cheap, but worth it. Would return anytime (now would be nice!)
A honeymoon destination
Stayed at the Hotel Belair for the first week of our honeymoon. The hotel clings to the cliff above Sorrento, and so offers unsurpassed views of the bay of Naples, Vesuvius and Sorrento itself.
The hotel drops BELOW road level, and with the rooms on the oposite side of the hotel to the road the rooms are very peaceful all day long.
It is a small and friendly hotel (with faint airs of an Agatha Christie novel about it!), with excellent food, good wine and friendly service.
Very difficult to fault.
The only bad points I can think of: 15-20 minute walk down the hill into Sorrento (if you want the night life) - mind you, for us this was a plus point as it meant the hotel was quieter. Swimming pool is fairly small and loses the sunshine later on. Mind you - it offers great views. TV is pretty poor for Brits (a choice of CNN or BBC World (both pretty much wall-to-wall news)).
3 VERY minor bad points for a hotel that we would definitely visit again
(PS the house Rose wine is gorgeous!)
Stunning views
Superb, small hotel, fine food ,friendly staff, stunning views across bay towards Vesuvius. Smallish pool loses sun late afternoon
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The beginning of the end is vast approaching.
Gossip Girl Season 6 will be comprised of only 10 episodes, premiering October 8 and concluding in early December. It's shocking to think that after all this time, in three months we will have our endgame.
Shocking and exciting. Hopefully, the last season and the series finale will do justice to the show that's given us so many memories (most of them positive) since its premiere on the CW in the fall of 2007.
Executive producers Stephanie Savage and Sara Goodman recently offered some teases on what we can expect in Gossip Girl's much-anticipated swan song. Excerpts from their recent sit-down with TV Line below:
On the overall themes of Season 6: "The theme of adulthood is something that we're really playing with in this last run ... a lot of our characters are dealing with issues where they're fully adults now."
"Blair and Serena's friendship is really a spine for this whole season. [That] relationship is the premise for this show. We're really focusing a lot on that this year. And certainly the finale will focus on it as well."
"They are very strong in the last two episodes."
On what's keeping Chuck and Blair apart: "After all of this buildup, they now understand what it would mean for them to be together. The main obstacle is [them figuring out what] they need as separate people."
On Dair: "They may be over, but all parties may not be on the same page about that."
On Dan's plotting with Georgina: "He comes back from overseas with something to spring on the Upper East Side ... I like the dark, so I'm actually really excited about Dan this season."
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I want hints about the Chuck-Bart relationship this season! Shit's gonna get real!
EVIL DAN!!! Can't wait for the next season just because I want to see the dark side of Dan Humphrey! >:D the other storylines are recycled garbage that we've seen before a dozen times :/
Fuck dan humphrey and his little vendetta.How pathetic instead of moving on and keeps going with his pathetic outsider's life, he wants to destroy the ues because blair dumped him like a piece of crap.I didn't know i could hate a character more.He made me hate blair too,i can't even start with her.Let's say that she is just a backstabbing whore.
Involve Diana Payne then it's all good.. I'm proud of him
I don't like the idea of Serena having a new love interest, I'd rather her with Nate seeing how Dan is terrible now lol.. As long as Nates storyline with the spectator doesn't inv
Dark Dan sounds awesome! You go mate - stick it to the over privileged, up themselves, moronic idiots!
10 episodes!?!? 10 episodes?? How are we supposed to get Chuck and Blair back together and happy for a bit before they cut us off from GG forever? I for one, want them to be together and happy and married before the series finale so I can enjoy them for a bit. Not ending up together the last episode or two like Friends.
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My guess is Dan is still the hold out on the Dair thing...I am glad both Serena and Blair are moving on from Humphrey. They both can do better! Dan and Georgina against the non-judgmental breakfast club...they don't have a chance...
I want serenate so bad but i know it's not going to happen.About serena and blair i hope they work out but if i were serena i would never forgive my "friend" after what she did to her.And fu** dan humphrey, i hate this character, can't he just die or goes back to vanessa?


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Their Passed-away Builders: The "Credit Crunch"Submitted by spencerw on Tue, 01/27/2009 - 21:34.
Written from a situationist perspective, the text examines the collapse of the neo-liberal variant of capitalism as a moment of choice. It looks at some of the factors that have bred submission to neo-liberalism, some of the mystifications that are now arising about the 'credit crunch', and some of the capitalist ideologies that may come to succeed neo-liberalism. It poses the question of who is to make the choice now before us: them or us?
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Society of the SpectacleSubmitted by Anonymous on Tue, 01/27/2009 - 19:36.
A new reprint of Guy Debord's Society of the Spectacle. Now made with a fancy hipster design for all your aesthetic needs.
From the Institute for Experimental Freedom
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Alternativa LibertariaSubmitted by pirate on Mon, 01/26/2009 - 08:14.
Alternativa Libertaria è il foglio telematico mensile della Federazione dei Comunisti Anarchici. Jan. 2009
Attualità: Morti in Palestina
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CallSubmitted by Anonymous on Sun, 01/25/2009 - 23:30.
"The youth are waiting, day after day. They wait for their time; as do the workers, even the old. They all wait, those who are discontented and those who reflect. They are waiting for a force to arise, something they will be part of; a kind of new international that will not make the same mistakes as the previous ones. They wait for a chance to get rid of the past once and for all – for something new to begin.
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Escritos escogidos de Ricardo Flores MagonSubmitted by irvineinfoshop on Thu, 01/22/2009 - 18:44.
Escritos escogidos de Ricardo Flores Magon, anarquista indigena de Oaxaca, Mexico, y escritor revolucionario, que dijo "Tierra y libertad" aun antes de Zapata y empezo la Revolucion Mexicana. (en espanol)
Selected writings of Ricardo Flores Magon, indigenous anarchist from Oaxaca, Mexico, and revolutionary author, who began wrote "Tierra y libertad" before Zapata made it popular, and who is responsible for the Mexican Revolution. (in Spanish)
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Wreck of the Sea Venture, TheSubmitted by Anonymous on Wed, 01/21/2009 - 06:44.
Ship wrecks, class struggle in the New World, anarcho-primitivism in the 1600s, utopia realized. Excerpted from The Many-Headed Hydra by Peter Linebaugh and Marcus Rediker.
"What hath a more adamantine power to draw unto it the consent and attraction of the idle, untoward, and wretched number of the many than liberty and fullness of sensuality?"
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Grassroots Political MilitantsSubmitted by Anonymous on Wed, 01/21/2009 - 06:32.
French cities burst back into flames after President Sarkozy's election on a 'clean the scum off the streets with a high-pressure hose' ticket. It won't be the last time, as long as the factors necessitating the mass revolt of November 2005 remain in place, in France and elsewhere. This text, based on Emilio Quadrelli's interviews in the Paris banlieues during and after the 2005 events, overthrows the whole spectrum of slurs against the racialised, pathologised racaille. read more »
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Your Politics are Boring as FuckSubmitted by Anonymous on Fri, 01/09/2009 - 00:43.
CrimethInc.'s essay "Your Politics are Boring as Fuck" in zine format for distro.
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How to Organize an InsurrectionSubmitted by Anonymous on Thu, 01/08/2009 - 23:31.
CrimethInc.'s study of the Greek insurrection, made into zine format for distro.
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Pretty Objects of RevoltSubmitted by Anonymous on Thu, 01/08/2009 - 23:28.
Pretty Objects of Revolt
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Vengeance: Class Hatred and Lovelorn RamblingsSubmitted by Anonymous on Thu, 01/08/2009 - 23:13.
Vengeance: Class Hatred and Lovelorn Ramblings
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Constructive Anarchism in AotearoaSubmitted by Anonymous on Thu, 01/01/2009 - 01:23.
This pdf text — 'Constructive Anarchism in Aotearoa' — puts forward some ideas on constructive anarchist action, in oder to encourage discussion. Please read, forward widely to anyone interested, and most importantly, respond!
The text is probably too long to place here in full, but it deals with ideas around constructive action we as anarchists can take in our current state of low visibility, especially in the workplace and in our communities. I've tried to write a text I've always wanted to read with regard to concrete anarchist action in NZ. read more »
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IntersectionsSubmitted by pirate on Tue, 10/14/2008 - 02:23.
Common Action is proud to announce the publication of our newsletter Intersections. Written with regular people in mind, the newsletter strives to connect community issues to anarchist ideas, serving as a paper that any neighbor might find interesting, informative, and reliable. It can be left in laundromats and bus seats just as easily as a radical bookstore.
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Whose Streets? Gentrification in Seattle by Andrew Hedden and Jacquelyn Hermer
Northwest Anarchist People of Color Gathering: A Report-Back by Brooke Stepp read more »
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CRASH! A Look at Today's Financial Crisis in Plain EnglishSubmitted by Anonymous on Tue, 10/14/2008 - 00:39.
An A4 flyer from Garage Collective (Aotearoa/NZ) on the financial crisis and it's effects in New Zealand. Includes a very basic run-down on shadow banking and other finance stuff.
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From the Kitchen: Sexism, Anarchism and MenSubmitted by Anonymous on Tue, 09/16/2008 - 08:26.
In what is perhaps a first for Aotearoa Pakeha anarchists (please let us know if that isn't the case) 'From the Kitchen' is a zine devoted to the discussion of anarchist mens relationship/response to the feminist movement(s) and our own sexist behaviour. The zine isn't about pointing fingers but instead is done in the style of critical self-reflection by the authors about sexism in their own lives.
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It's a beautiful day…you know why? The video director has sent us the first edit of the Overcome video!!! Can't WAIT to check it out!!!
It's a beautiful day…you know why? The video director has sent us the first edit of the Overcome video!!! Can't WAIT to check it out!!!
My god…it's 6:15am the morning after the elections and they still haven't made any announcements about winners!!! HURRY UP! Hahahahaha…yesterday, my dad and I both went to vote in the Kowloon West constituency. This is the same place I've been going forever because I grew up in TST. Next time, I'll have to vote in the New Territories East constituency because I'm moving to Po Lam…
It was a good day…busy…but it felt good to fulfill my civic duty. On the way to the polls I ran into an ex-colleague of my wife and me. I asked him if he was going to vote and he said "No man – I don't know who to vote for". This guy wasn't Chinese…I also wonder how much non-Chinese are invested in HK's future? Of course there are people like me and my dad and MANY OTHER South Asians in the TST area who do care and can ALWAYS be counted to vote. But I wonder how many other nationalities or walks of life care about these elections? Politics in Hong Kong are a mainly Chinese-language affair…it's hard to be involved when you can't understand what is being said. I know that one party that doesn't use any English on their posters or banners is People Power – which I think really sucks. But they are the most extreme in pushing the views of democracy and they're the most vocal in standing up against the government and communism.
Anyway…yesterday was a great day. Hopefully you voted…if you didn't, it's hard to understand how you can "love" Hong Kong and not stand up and be involved. Your taxes go to pay for these elections and the salaries of all of these members of the government – why would you not want to be involved and take advantage?
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I am glad that I was involved with the siege and takeover of the Government Headquarters in Hong Kong. It's a valuable lesson I learn in my life. It reminds me that when people unite, we can have more power to fight back. For people who don't know about this. Our Hong Kong government is pushing the national education to primary and secondary school this year. The contents is very questionable because they want the kids to love their country – China however you don't love your country by reading one side story, but by observing and living in it. People in Hong Kong worry that kids will be brainwashed in early age so a group of high school students, parents, teachers joined force to form a group to fight against the Government's one sided decision. As a result, on Friday night there were over 120,000 people on the street protesting! So check out this amazing photo taken by a photographer!
This is all I care about…my wife can't believe that I don't talk about hardcore, king ly chee or skateboarding anymore…thank god that there truly IS something that keep me prioritized. I mean come on, this band King Ly Chee is NOT going anywhere. Every couple years we have obnoxious setbacks and then we have to regroup and yet still keep pushing on. But realistically, nothing big is happening to us now or ever. All those bands that said they would help us with tours in Europe or the States, never materialized nor did we think they would actually remember us when they went back. We're a bit older and not as naiive (anymore at least hahaha)…
So – I focus on the things that bring me true joy and love…my little girl…hopefully when she's old enough to think about the passions and loves that she may have, that she has to endure less of what I had to with what I love. I do still want her to endure things because I think all that shit that I went through has most definitely made me a stronger person built with a much thicker skin – but I do want her to be able to at least feel the joy of accomplishing something huge. And if it's some sort of art, I do hope people appreciate her art – whatever it is.
Anyway…I'm at work – should be focusing on the day ahead.
I love teaching with all my heart…it's amazing to be around so many little kids and make them feel like a million dollars because children LOVE LOVE LOVE positive feedback – even if the feedback is focusing on something that they need to work on, if you're a good educator, you're able to choose the words you speak carefully. Your words are powerful enough to make a child feel that they can do anything in the world, or make them feel that they can't do anything. So our words need to be chosen carefully…very carefully…
What's hard? The end of the day…teaching is a job where you give EVERY ounce of yourself. Not just physically – but emotionally and mentally…you are working with little children, it is important to make them feel loved – to do that, when you're working with them, you give them that love with the way you talk to them, your body language, the jokes, the way you read stories, the way you listen to what they have to say…and we do this for almost 8 hours STRAIGHT everyday. After those 8 hours, we have a few hours of preparing for the following day or dreaded meetings with adults.
I hate working with adults…the only adults I don't mind working with – are the parents of these children because they're the other important piece of the pie and team that supports that child.
I'm saying this because? I'm tired already and it's only the 15th day of school…but it's been a GREAT start to the year.
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The Disney Infinity franchise is still in its infancy. Though it may be barely over a year old, the original title has managed to become one of the most profitable new games in recent memory. As of this month over 3 million of the three-figure starter sets have been sold worldwide and even more stand alone figures,… »
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Seeing how the movie came out 22 years ago, Aladdin isn't exactly "a whole new world" at this point. Disney Infinity certainly took its sweet time bringing the nineties-era classic back in video game form, though. Today, Disney finally revealed its plans to bring Aladdin and Princess Jasmine to the Disney Infinity … »
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The next game in the Disney Infinity series hits store shelves a little while after school starts, just in time for teachers to start confiscating figures from kids who won't stop talking about the game in class. »
You can stop now, Disney Infinity 2.0. We get it. You really want us to buy you, and you aren't afraid to recruit a team of intergalactic outlaws to make it happen. »
The Incredible Hulk figure for Disney Infinity 2.o will not be available at launch, except to those who spend $179.99 on this lovely PlayStation exclusive collector's edition. Rage....building. »
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I've always been intrigued with the SMaSH concept, and now find myself with a surplus of both Maris Otter and Palisade.
Thus, I'm considering a MO/Palisade SMaSH. Wondering what those of you in the know think about this recipe (as I'm not at all familiar with SMaSH protocol).
Based upon 75% mash efficiency, and the use of 4oz 43ppg DME for the starter.Palisade Pale AleStyle: American Pale AleSize: 5.25 gallonsMash Temp: 154*FColor: ~5 SRMBitterness: ~35 IBUOG: 1.056FG: 1.013ABV: 5.6%
10lb Maris Otter
1 oz Palisade 7.5% AA (60 min)
.75 oz Palisade " " (10 min)
1 oz Palisade " " (5 min)Yeast: WLP001 California Ale
On a brewing hiatus. Will get back into the fray eventually, methinks...
Also, one important tid-bit that I overlooked. Water. I've been using RO with the following "all around" mineral addition: 1 gram epsom salts, 2.5 grams gypsum, 2 grams calcium chloride, which yields -- Calcium 60 ppm, Sulfates 94 ppm, Magnesium 5 ppm, Chloride 51 ppm.
Too much, too light, just right? FYI I do use buffer 5.2, so am not so much concerned about mash pH.
I just tried something similar with MO and Centennial. I'm planning on bottling next week so I don't have any results yet.
Basically it was 13 lbs of MO mashed at 152 for an OG of 1.074
1 oz Centennial at 60 min
1 oz Centennial at 20 min
1 oz Centennial at 5 min
Nottingham starter
Dry hop for 1 week in secondary with 1 oz Centennial before bottling.
I used grocery store bottled water for this.
Yours looks very similar with a lower OG due to the reduced grain bill.
Mine smells like Bells Two Hearted and I'm looking forward to trying it.
Let us know what you decide on and how it comes out.
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Tweaked the recipe just a bit. Bumped up the Maris Otter and tooled with the hop schedule a bit.
Hmm...guess I'll just roll with the recipe as posted? All things considered, it seems fairly solid.
Never used palisade but the hop schedule looks just fine. Nice aroma/flavor without too much bittering.
They're quite nice. I find the aroma unique, I guess something to the tune of centennial combined with nugget, insofar as it's got a predominantly floral component, followed in the back by an herbal/grassy note. Perhaps how you would imagine an Alpine meadow to smell, I suppose? The short and long of it is that if you like Centennial and other floral varieties, you'll probably like Palisade.
The bittering is smooth, but no more or less so when compared to Nugget, or another low coh. hop. I'd go out on a limb and say that the quote above is in reference to untested Palisades. That could mean anywhere from 5.5-10% AA, and who knows what the guy making the recipe used to come up with his IBU. He did say he'd be willing to try them again, so that has to count for something.
I've also read up quite a bit on these, especially pre-purchase. There was another homebrew forum that had a "strain of the week" thread on Palisade. The basic gist was that 75% of the people using Palisade liked them, and the remaining folks didn't, mostly for the reasons you highlighted above. The only response I can offer is that pretty much all Palisades on the market (that I'm aware of) are untested. As such, one should make a recipe that takes into account what it would turn out like if the hops ended up being on the high end (9-10%), and the low end (5.5%). From experience/taste, I've been using 7.5% AA, and they seem to come out true to form with that number.
EDIT: Here's the link to that hop of the week thread: Palisade
Of the 12 people who responded to the poll, 8 gave it a rating of average or better (three 3s, three 4s, two 5s), with four giving it unsatisfactory marks (two 2s, one 1). You'd probably get a spread about like that with pretty much any hop variety out there.
And of course, like all strains, Palisade is at its best when combined with others. I do, however, feel it can hold up on its own just fine, and indeed I'm banking on that fact with this SMaSH. Brew day will be a few weeks down the line, so I guess it's a "wait and see" proposition.