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Parade highlights Derry holiday festivities
The Pinkerton Academy band, seen in last year's parade, will be taking part in this year's festivities. (ADAM SWIFT PHOTO)
DERRY - The holiday season kicks off in Derry on Saturday, Nov. 24, with a full slate of events, including the annual holiday parade through downtown.
The theme of this year's Greater Derry Londonderry Chamber of Commerce's Holiday�parade is Songs and Sounds of the�Holiday�Season.
The parade will feature marching bands, civic leaders and floats designed by local businesses, charitable institutions and schools.
The�float line-up will begin at 11:30 a.m., with the event kicking off at 1 p.m.
The parade begins on West Broadway, turns down Crystal Avenue, and ends at Hood Commons.
As has become tradition on the day of the holiday parade, the Derry Recreation Department has a full slate of seasonal events at a number of locations following the parade.
A Very Derry Holiday takes place at Veterans Hall at 31 West Broadway from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. and will feature cookie decorating, face painting and a Santa's workshop where children can make their own wooden toys.
Down the road at the Adams Memorial Opera House, the recreation department will be hosting a musical performance by Rick Charette from 3:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. Children will also be able to have their pictures taken with Santa and Mrs. Claus for $5.
While the Greater Derry Londonderry Chamber of Commerce has traditionally taken the lead in the annual Holiday Parade, this year it is upping the holiday cheer with the inaugural Holiday Wreath Stroll.
"The Greater Derry Londonderry Chamber has been reaching out to local business owners to participate in the Holiday Wreath Stroll," said chamber Executive Director Stacey Bruzzese. "Each participating business has been given an artificial wreath to decorate for display in the chamber's offices. The idea is that each wreath will be representative of the business that donates it."
The wreaths will be collected prior to the holiday parade and on display for the public during the day of the parade. Refreshments will be served in the chamber offices throughout the day and there will be silent auction bidding on the wreaths.
The winners will be announced at the chamber's holiday open house on Wednesday, Dec. 12, from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m.
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1 of 3 Cleveland victims tells kidnapper she 'spent 11 years in hell' but knew she'd escape
CLEVELAND - Free and safe, one of three women kidnapped and raped over a decade in a ramshackle home smiled lightly as her tormentor was led out of court in chains, a method he had used to control them.
Michelle Knight, the first of the victims kidnapped after accepting a ride from Ariel Castro, spoke in a soft but determined voice Thursday in front of a judge who followed a plea deal and gave Castro life in prison without parole plus 1,000 years.
"We said we'll all get out alive someday, and we did," Knight said.
"You took 11 years of my life away, and I have got it back," she said in the hushed courtroom. "I spent 11 years in hell. Now your hell is just beginning."
Knight, who spoke just a few feet from Castro in the courtroom, finished her statement and returned to her seat without looking at him. Earlier, he had tried to make eye contact, but deputies quickly stepped into his line of vision.
Knight, 32, belittled Castro's routine of going to church and returning to abuse the women in the darkened Cleveland home, which was equipped with chains, locked doors and windows boarded up from the inside.
"What does God think of you hypocritically going to church each Sunday and then coming home to torture us?" she said. "The death penalty would be the easy way out. You don't deserve that. We want you to spend the rest of your life in prison."
Castro, a 53-year-old former school bus driver, pleaded guilty last week to 937 counts including aggravated murder, kidnapping, rape and assault. A deal struck with prosecutors spared him from a possible death sentence for beating and starving Knight until she miscarried.
Castro apologized to his victims briefly in a rambling, defiant statement before he was sentenced, quibbling with the judge on whether rape is a violent crime. As people in the gallery watched wide-eyed, Castro repeatedly blamed his sex addiction, his former wife and others while claiming most of the sex was consensual and the women he held were never tortured.
"These people are trying to paint me as a monster," he said. "I'm not a monster. I'm sick."
He pointed out that the FBI was once close to him when agents talked with his daughter, who was walking home with victim Gina DeJesus on the day she disappeared.
"The FBI let these girls down when they questioned my daughter," he said. "They failed to question me."
He also said he was never abusive until he met his former wife, who is now dead.
"I am not a violent person," Castro said repeatedly.
Assistant prosecutor Anna Faraglia said Knight's appearance in court showed her resilience.
"She will survive, but she has gone through a lot of physical and emotional pain," Faraglia said.
All three women were willing to testify at trial about their ordeals if needed, she said.
The three women disappeared separately between 2002 and 2004, when they were 14, 16 and 20 years old. Each had accepted a ride from Castro. They escaped May 6, when Amanda Berry, now 27, broke part of a door to Castro's house in a tough neighbourhood and yelled to neighbours for help. Castro was arrested that evening.
The escape electrified Cleveland, where photos of the missing women still hung on utility posts. Elation turned to despair as details of their ordeal emerged.
At the sentencing, prosecutors detailed Castro's repeated sexual assaults and how he chained the women and denied them food or fresh air. They displayed photos that gave a first glimpse inside the rooms where the women lived.
Stuffed animals lined the bed and crayon drawings were taped to the wall where Berry lived with her young daughter, who was fathered by Castro. One of the drawings on a shelf said, "Happy Birthday."
But in the room, the window was boarded shut and door knobs had been removed and replaced with multiple locks. Saucer-size holes in inside doors were meant for circulation.
Another room, shared by Knight and DeJesus, had a portable toilet, a clock radio and several chains.
Prosecutors said the women were chained to a pole in the basement and to a bedroom heater. One woman had a motorcycle helmet placed on her head while chained in the basement; later, when she tried to escape, she had a vacuum cleaner cord wrapped around her neck.
FBI agent Andrew Burke said Castro would occasionally pay his victims after raping them. But he then would require them to pay him if they wanted something special from the store.
Cuyahoga County prosecutor Tim McGinty said in a court filing that the women kept diaries.
"The entries speak of forced sexual conduct, of being locked in a dark room, of anticipating the next session of abuse, of the dreams of someday escaping and being reunited with family, of being chained to a wall, of being held like a prisoner of war ... of being treated like an animal," the filing said.
Knight was lured into Castro's house with the promise of a puppy for her young son. She said she cried every night and her years in captivity "turned into eternity."
"He tormented me constantly, especially on holidays," Knight said. "Christmas was the most traumatic day because I didn't get to spend it with my son."
She sat quietly as Castro claimed the women lived happy lives with him.
"We had a lot of harmony that went on in that home," Castro said.
Castro called his daughter with Berry a "miracle child" and argued with the judge that he didn't commit a violent crime.
Once Castro finished, Judge Michael Russo thanked Knight for showing "remarkable restraint" during his statement. The judge then dismissed Castro's claims that the women lived happy lives with him.
"I'm not sure there's anyone in America that would agree with you," he said.
None of Castro's relatives was in the courtroom. Berry and DeJesus also stayed away. Instead, their family members read statements on their behalf.
"We stand before you and promise you that our beloved family member thrives," said Sylvia Colon, DeJesus' cousin. "She laughs, swims, dances and, more importantly, she loves and is loved."
Outside court, assistant prosecutor Blaise Thomas responded to Castro's claim of creating a harmonious family life for the women by recounting how Castro cried several days ago when he signed over the deed to his house as part of the plea deal. Castro was sorry to lose the house and mentioned "the many happy memories" he had there with the three women, Thomas said.
"That's how he views the world," she said. "That's how distorted and twisted he is."
The house, a drive-by attraction, has been fenced off and under police guard since the women escaped and will be demolished.
The women have begun emerging from the privacy they had sought after they escaped to freedom.
Berry made a surprise onstage appearance at a rap concert last weekend, and DeJesus made a few televised comments as a privacy fence was being erected around her house.
Seewer reported from Toledo. Andrew Welsh-Huggins in Columbus contributed to this report.
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St. Louis rapper Nelly has discussed making headlines last weekend after welcoming out kidnap victim Amanda Berry during a Cleveland concert following a decade in captivity.
According to the St. Lunatics leader, the entire incident was completely unplanned.
"I had a chance to meet and greet fans before the show and she was there with her family and friends," Nelly explained. "After we took pictures we had a chance to sit down and talk, and I told her that she and her family were more than welcome to come up on the side of the stage and they did." Concert footage shows the St. Louis rapper summoning Amanda to the stage and dedicating "Just a Dream" to her, as the crowd cheered on. "When we got to 'Just a Dream,' I wanted to make sure that we had a chance to acknowledge her," he said. (MTV)
He also delved into how much of an inspiration Berry has been to him.
"When you meet someone who's been through something as traumatic as that you really don't know what to say or how to act. It's one of those situations where you follow their lead with things — when she smiled, we smiled and when she didn't smile, we calmed down a little bit. … I just wanted Cleveland to know that we were proud of her and that the strength and the pulse of the city is built around the people. … To see her survive that, I thought it was amazing and it inspired me to do almost anything." (MTV)
Buzz behind the unexpected appearance surfaced online Saturday (July 27) afternoon.
The day after her captor was sentenced to life and 1,000 years in prison, Amanda Berry made her first appearance at a public event. Rapper Nelly introduced her onstage early Saturday evening during the day-long RoverFest concert at Voinovich Park. "He said, 'Everyone, here's Amanda Berry,' and she came out with a friend, another young woman," concertgoer Kayleigh Fladung said. "She didn't say anything, but she was smiling and happy. "She waved to the crowd, everyone went crazy cheering, and she went backstage. Nelly did his set, 4 or 5 songs, and then he brought her out again and everyone cheered." (Cleveland)
Over the weekend, Berry's rescuer Charles Ramsey was brought out during a Bone Thugs-N-Harmony performance in Milwaukee.
The world needs to know that Charles Ramsey is still a hero for rescuing 3 girls from some psycho's house in Cleveland back in May — at least according to the rappers of Bone Thugs-N-Harmony, who dragged Ramsey on stage for a special tribute. BTH was performing at a concert in Milwaukee over the weekend when they brought Ramsey out, telling the crowd, "He's a motherf***ing hero!!!" But Ramsey's reaction is interesting … he doesn't smile or anything … it almost looks like he's tired of all the attention. Judge for yourself. (TMZ)
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Finally, some high-quality photos from Chang'e 3!
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Earth's polar vortex has been in the American news all week. But we're not the only planet that has one; basically every world that has an atmosphere has a polar vortex. Here are lots of pretty pictures and animations of polar vortices.
2013: The Year in Pictures, an addendum
Posted by Emily Lakdawalla on 2014/01/07 03:22 CST | 1 comments
Every year, I write a feature article for the year's final issue of The Planetary Report titled "The Year in Pictures." Because The Planetary Report is a printed product, I have to compose the article before the year has ended. So here is an addendum to the printed article, a few images that came in November and December that mark significant events of 2013.
Looking back at 10 years of imaging by the Mars Exploration Rovers (Video)
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Pretty picture: Two crescents: New moon, old Venus
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As promised, Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter's sharp eyes spotted the Chang'e 3 lander and Yutu rover on the lunar surface on December 25. The hardware shows up as a few bright pixels throwing long, dark shadows, clearly visible in a before-and-after comparison.
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There was a lot of action on Chang'e 3 over the weekend! I have lots of pictures to share, including the highest-quality one I've seen of the rover on the surface, plus video of the rover making tracks on the Moon and a 3D view of the lander.
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Fresh off of Chinese state television are lovely pictures taken by Chang'e 3 lander and rover of each other!
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Enceladus huffs and puffs: plumes vary with orbital longitude
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Chang'e 3 and LADEE updates -- and Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter, too, for good measure
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Comet ISON Wrap Up
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Comet ISON reached perihelion at 18:25 UT (10:25 PT) on November 28. It's an event that's was watched around the world, accompanied by tons of commentary and streams of photos. We will update this blog entry periodically with links to all the resources that we hear of for following the comet's progress.
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January 16, 2013
You may have heard the saying, "Time is money." In Charlottesville, that phrase is becoming more true.
The Cville Time Bank is preparing to launch. It's a reciprocal service network that allows people in the same area to provide professional services or tasks in exchange for another.
Anyone involved can offer a service -- anything from home improvement work to teaching someone how to knit. Every time someone performs a service, he or she ears a time dollar.
Time dollars can be exchanged for another service.
"The time bank can operate exchanges anywhere from basic household chores to professional services," said Kathy Kildea, co-chair of the Cville Time Bank. "Whatever our members are able to offer and are in need of, we can make those matches in the time bank to get those needs met."
The entire system is tracked online. The people behind it are trying to recruit as many people as possible to expand the number of services available.
"You may be an attorney and be able to offer legal advice, but you don't have time to clean out your garden," Kildea said. "The time bank is a great way to get what you need from the other members."
The time bank will hold a potluck on Sunday, Jan. 20, for anyone interested in taking part. It will take place at 5 p.m. at the Thomas Jefferson Memorial Unitarian Church on Rugby Road in Charlottesville.
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Night It Up and Waterfront Night Market 2011
- Food Tourist Jul 12, 2011 08:28 AM
2 Asian-style Night Markets coming up: Markham July 15-16 http://t.co/drTbu2I and downtown Toronto July 21-24 http://t.co/rMV8vJs Which one is worth visiting, on which day and at what time are the crowds and lineups generally okay, and what to look out for other than stinky tofu and octopus balls?
The downtown one will be less crowded/smaller, uptown one will be a zoo. It usually gets super rammed right when it gets dark as folks prefer the feel of nighttime.
You'll see way more younger asian kids uptown as that's where they all live. Parking will be hell as 95% of the people will be driving to the Markham event.
I assume we'll see the murtabak folks, fresh beef/pork jerky, xinjiang lamb skewers, grilled squid, hk style egg waffle, etc....
re: aser
The vendor list is up for Night It Up. http://nightitup.com/map_booth_info.php
What stood out to me; oyster pancakes (ke zai jian), murtabak, bing tang hu lu.
re: KerryL
I haven't had oyster pancakes in years! I would love to have a good one sometime soon but I will not brave the masses for this one. If you have one do report back!
re: KhaoSanRoad
We have decided to go to the downtown one on opening day at opening time this coming week to beat the crowds if possible. CTV report says the Markham one is expecting 60,000 over 2 days (yesterday and today). Either sound overwhelmingly crowded but delicious.
I don't actually know much about asian street food, having never been to Hong Kong, Taiwan, Singapore, Bangkok, etc. I suppose I'd be willing to try just about anything on a skewer, or non-messy finger food, or anything cool and refreshing for summer. Anything that you can't readily get at a restaurant in the GTA would be welcome.
re: Food Tourist
I went last night and indeed it was super crowded. I knew that going in so it didn't bother much, but if you're easily annoyed with crowds..........
Some stalls were great, others were clearly a ripoff because of poor product. Prices seems to be escalating each year. You will pay 1.5 - 2.5x more than a comparable stand serving the same food at Pac Mall/1st Markham Place. I think that rings true for most food festivals.
Although housing less vendors, the T&T market gets a lot of the same stalls as Night It Up. You should enjoy it.
I wish more people on the white side of things would give this event a chance as it's 99% Asian attended. Yes I know it's in Markham, but it's still a part of the GTA. It's a prime example of the supposed multiculturalism in our city. Yes we're multicultural but racial lines are clearly drawn still.
This can be seen from the top down. Conventional media give little coverage to one of the most successful foodie events in the GTA. Key emphasis would be the food nerd blogs that is "whitey" restaurant centric and followed by many of you as evident by posting patterns seen here. Nary a mention on any of them about Night It Up. A comparable example like the food truck event draws a great deal of press. The difference is night & day.
If using location as an excuse, the Toronto Rib Fest is similar in nature (suburban, car-centric), yet again generates more press.
I'm happy people are paying more attention to this street/food truck trend of late, but night it up's been doing for a good few years before it became trend du jour.
Toronto Life is a key example, which again speaks of the waspyness of their editorial slant.
re: aser
The Star had an article yesterday providing a good history of the event and its young organizers.
re: Crispier Crouton
Fortunately, I have easy parking to most of these events and do not have to worry about parking. We go mostly because it's something to do on a summer night.
But agree find it difficult to understand why folks would line up for 1 hour or more to pay 2X the price for simple street food made by 'students' (?) or non-restaurants that you can get at Pacific Mall or other places. We used to go for stinky tofu but lineups are too too long. Diana's oysters if lineups are short. But lining up for fish balls, lamb skewers, oyster pancake and rice rolls in a crowded parking lot does not appeal to me.
Still a great event as they are very popular and packed. When I went to the Market Village one a few weeks ago, we walked there. got there late and still was able to enjoy the free concert and buy some funky jewellry. So we had fun.
Maybe if there are more frequent, would have less crowds and be more enjoyable. I remember a few years ago, I thought Vancouver had weekly night market on weekends.
re: caitlink
This applies to any of the food fests in Toronto. Whether it's Taste of the Danforth or Ribfest, I just don't see any logic in lining up in sweltering heat to eat food served on styrofoam at the same price (or more) than what you'd pay in a restaurant.
re: sbug206
If you break it down to its simplest element of ribs served on styrofoam, I can see your point, but these summer festivals are so much more than that. Personally, I look forward to Burlington Ribfest each Labour Day weekend. "Canada's Largest Ribfest" may not be a culinary masterpiece but what is does provide is a great day or night out for a group of friends to gather in a park, sample a wide variety of ribs, have a few brews, listen to a couple of good bands and soak up some atmosphere. All this while contributing to a good cause, i.e. helping the local Rotarians raise funds for charity. So while I enjoy a fine night out a Colborne Lane, Splendido or Blacktree... Ribfest also has its place in my culinary calendar. And the ribs are pretty darn good too!!
I went to the NIU event last night. we showed up at 830 when it was still light out, and it was packed. the food items i had were good, but would not attend again to repurchase: pineapple drink, tornado potato, oyster pancake, stinky tofu fried, beef balls fried, grilled squid, takoyaki, coconut sago drink, and mango sticky rice. it was mostly made by teens, but all edible.
upon arrival, the line ups were long to begin with but then continued to steadily grew throughout the night, for example the oyster pancake and the stinky tofu fry both had hour+ long line ups. people were pushing and shoving as the night continued as well. i sensed that attendants really started to become more irritated by the crowds. the venue was quite dirty, lots of litter, overflowing garbage cans, and you're just walking over corn cobs, saucy packaging, etc. people were also shortsighted and brought their dogs, as well as baby strollers. people were stepping on the dogs due to space constraints -i can't imagine how frightening it was for the dogs as people were literally squished together and everyone was trying to navigate the event.
must note: a lot of food on long sharp skewers + even more people walking shoulder to shoulder = not a good mix.
does anyone know if the Waterfront event is organized by the same organization?
if anyone wants to do a bit more reading: NUI facebook event has several complaints: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid...
re: ylsf
It's organized by NAAAP (North American Association of Asian Professionals) . See here :http://www.naaaptoronto.org/nightmarket/
re: graydyn
I saw them selling that. Noted the $5 price tag, and the size of it (about two bites) and decided to pass. Nice to hear it tasted good.
Best thing we had were the Malaysian Murtabaks for $8. Obviously made by folks who knew what they were doing. Pretty filling, too.
re: Crispier Crouton
More like 6 bites! Pig-Out Harbour. Wonderful women with great marketing skills.
re: bryanayrb
How do you know the food was mediocre if you left after 5 minutes? I thought they food was great, as long as one was lucky enough to hit the right booths.
Agreed that the stinky tofu smell was pretty intense though, probably because almost half the booths were serving it.
re: helenhelen
Corn on the cob, tornado potato, there were a couple stands that were fruit focused. Noticed several tofu based things beyond the stinky tofu, someone was making tofuyaki.
re: bytepusher
i went on a whim tonight and it was enjoyable. i liked the atmosphere (very much like an asian night market!). unfortunately, i had dinner just before going so i was stuffed and couldn't eat much - just had the tofuyaki (you can ask for it sans bonito flakes) and some sugarcane juice.. but got to try a bite of friends' tornado potato, pineapple juice, and stinky tofu (damn, does that stuff reek!).
for the vegetarians, aside from the above, there was also a thai food stall, veg murtabaks, crepes, funnel cake, banh mi, egg tarts, and a few more.
Just came back. This was very good. At least double the size of last year. Good crowd but no huge lineups. Although this may change on the weekend. Lots of food variety. Basically all the fun of Night it Up without the disorganized chaos.
I just tried some stinky tofu tonight from "Wei's Smelly Tofu", which apparently is one of the more popular vendors. As a first time consumer of stinky tofu, I must say I was fairly underwhelmed. The odour was present, but not pungent by any means, and the taste of the tofu was slightly fermented, but easily overpowered by the sweet-based sauce that covered some parts of the pieces.
Now, were my preconceived notions of stinky tofu skewed because of its reputation? I was really expecting a very strong, pungent and fermented flavour, with a crisp texture (Wei's tofu was crisp, I will say that). I was just expecting more strength overall, I guess.
Anyone with experience in stinky tofu - how pungent is this stuff really? Is the stuff sold at the night market a bit more tame? If so, are there places in the GTA that sell better or stronger stuff?
re: bytepusher
Agreed, The smell at the downtown market this evening was very mild unless you were directly downwind in extremely close proximity to one of the 3 vendors.
re: Chipp
i caught many whiffs of it while walking through the market. i thought it reeked! i got sick of smelling it so much. when you have the actual stuff in your hands though, it doesn't smell that bad. i tried a piece but found i couldn't stop associating it in my head with the nasty smell (it smells like bad breath or something!) so psychologically, i couldn't eat anymore than the little piece i tried. it didn't actually taste bad though.. but was definitely quite pungent (considering they did nothing to the fermented tofu but fry it)
funny because i had it in hong kong a few years ago from a street stall in mongkok. didn't know what it was - just thought it was fried tofu. i liked it okay. then years later, i saw a pic of stinky tofu and realized that's what i had. i was surprised cuz i didn't recall it stinking at all.
Tonight was the perfect night to attend the downtown market. I was there from 6 pm to 9 pm and the crowds were light with no lineups. Best: The Kevin Bacon, a $4 chocolate bread pudding topped with vanilla ice cream and bacon at "When Bacon loves Ice Cream". Other must-eats: taiyaki fish-shaped waffles filled with red beans (however, 1 for $3 or 2 for $5 is expensive compared to bungeoppang at Galleria Korean supermarket); $7 free-refills-all-night pineapple smoothies served in hollowed-out pineapple; spicy-sweet fresh hot beef jerky (sold by weight); Korean tornado potato in choice of 6 "flavours"; Filipino ukoy ($2 for 3 pieces); Dolled Up Cupcakes Inc's chocolate cake pops ($2.50 for moist, dense brownie-like goodness) and the people's choice, Pig-Out Harbour's Taiwanese pork belly bao ($5), an amazing concoction and actually much bigger than reported.
Avoid: grilled specialty toast -- no taste, and a waste of $3. Chocolate balsamic bacon tasted like none of its ingredients.
I had the smelly tofu nearest the main entrance (can't remember the name on the sign). It was milder in taste and smell than my previous experience with Mother Bear's and Wei's.
I didn't have room to try Dinah Koo's Far out Franki $6 a hotdog wrapped in a paratha with kimchee, wasabi mayo, cilantro, etc. Anyone try it?
Also didn't get to try the whelks nor the Fanny Bay oysters at Diana's. Those oysters were on ice but their faces were getting too much sun. Didn't get to try any shaved ice fruit treats either.
I did have the lamb bbq skewers from Barcode (3 for $5) where they were also grilling octopus with onions ($5). Also had spiced lamb bbq skewers from the vendor closest to the main entrance with the traditional box grills.
Didn't like the Authentic Osaka Takoyaki: too little octopus and taste in those balls! Have had much better in the past elsewhere.
Going into T&T to cool down and use the washroom was a breeze with hardly any lineups there either.
Overall, a very successful, enjoyable event. Even some of the stage entertainment was quite good (was that a famous singer?) and parking was easy ($5 in lot). Some good non-food vendors including helpful lady selling Tupperware.
Oh, and for the record, there was plenty of ethnic and racial diversity in the crowd.


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Business owner Chris Brown continued adding to his Sarasota and Siesta Key investments with the $2.8 million purchase in the heart of the Village.
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November 6, 2014
On Wednesday, Sarasota County commissioners unanimously approved an ordinance amending the County Code to allow alcohol sales before noon on Sundays.
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A number of groups have issues with the construction of a proposed Palm Avenue high-rise.
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After overcoming an August deficit to retain her seat in Tuesday's runoff, Bridget Ziegler intends to be a unique voice on the school board.
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The high bidder for a liner site at the parking garage has asked the city to reconsider the terms of the sale.
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Former SNHU budget director who admitted to stealing $1.15M sentenced
Raymond C. Prouty, a 1977 SNHU graduate and former assistant athletics director who lives in Hooksett, was sentenced by Judge Larry M. Smukler.
Assistant Attorney General Gregory Ward said after the sentencing that the university's insurance company paid $500,000 of the $1.157 million that was embezzled.
Prouty worked at the university from 1978 to 2012.
After the university discovered financial discrepancies in May 2012, it hired a forensic auditor who gathered enough preliminary information to report the matter to the Attorney General on June 11, 2012, LeBlanc said.
Prouty was inducted into the university's athletics hall of fame in 2010.
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Since the most common type of kidney stones — calcium oxalate pebbles — are formed when calcium and oxalic acid hook up in urine, your question makes perfect sense. So the answer may sound a little crazy: Calcium pills, taken with meals, actually can be protective. Why? Calcium binds with oxalate in food, which keeps it from getting into the urinary tract.
There are other steps you can take to help prevent kidney stones. The most important is to drink quarts of water. The rule of thumb if you've had a kidney stone is at least three quarts a day (other fluids count, too). Every time you eat, drink a glass of water. Have a glass before you go to bed; if you get up during the night, have another glass. Drink moderate amounts of orange juice, lemonade, coffee, tea, wine and beer, too; all can deter stones. But water is your kidneys' best friend.
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Dr. Joseph Kontra, Medical Director of LG Health Laboratory, Dr. Deborah Riley, Chair, Infection Control Department, LG Health, and Deb Hess, RN, CIC, Clinical Supervisor for Infection Control held a news conference to address LG Health's preparedness in the event an individual with Ebola-like symptoms presents at any of its facilities.
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Annegret Weitz golfs, swims and takes hour-long daily walks.
You'd never guess that the active 81-year-old Willow Valley resident has a pacemaker. There's no telltale scar or bump below her collarbone to give away her "secret."
Weitz's heart began beating irregularly years ago. More recently, she had a transient ischemic attack, often called a "mini-stroke."
A pacemaker was the next step. Weitz was relieved to hear about a new option that requires no surgical incisions or wires, and leaves no visible signs.
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If you've had blood drawn, or peed into a cup, or had the inside of your cheek or nose swabbed by an LG Health physician, chances are good your sample ended up here.
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This spring, the facility wrapped up a $40 million renovation project. It was done in five phases, stretching more than five years.
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Lancaster General Health's central laboratory has three main diagnostic testing areas: The core lab, the microbiology section and the pathology section.
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Gun-Ban Work Around: 3D Printing High Capacity Magazines
One of the most popular targets for gun-banners in this post Sandy Hook environment is the talk of banning high capacity ammunition magazines. But a group of gun enthusiasts have devised a way of getting around such bans by using three dimensional printing devices right in their own homes to create plastic versions of the magazines.
During the weekend of January 11, a group calling itself Defense Distributed "printed" a 30-round magazine out of plastic and successfully fired at least 86 rounds through it.
Last year this same group used a 3D printing device to fashion the lower receiver of an AR-15 rifle to which they attached parts of a real rifle to form a complete and working piece. The homemade gun part actually fired several rounds before falling apart from the shock of the explosions of the bullets.
Defense Distributed put out a rather triumphant video announcing its success at printing a 30-round magazine.
3D printing technology is not quite up to the task of creating an entire gun. Many parts of a firearm are made of high strength metals and 3D printing devices cannot produce parts of that sort as of yet. Further, even the parts that Defense Distributed have printed experience high failure rates. But as technology progresses, solutions to these limitations seem likely.
Through its website (defcad.org), Defense Distributed plans to continue to offer blueprints and electronic files for 3D printers to print gun parts but have held off on exploring any effort to print an entire gun until they get licensed by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms (BATF) as a legal gun manufacturing business.
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Lifestyle Feature of the WeekThis week's featured Analogue Lifestyle article is "Skateboarding in the East Village" by US City Slicker jeabzz. In celebration of Go Skateboarding Day 2012, he visited Manhattan's skater-laden area with some B&W film and had a chat with a pinball-loving skateshop owner. Good analogue times!
US CitySlicker Joseph: Skating, New York, and Hip HopNew York's skating scene has become extremely diverse over the last decade. I sat down with one of the original hip hop skaters, Louie Lopez. for a chat. Check out the full interview below.
UK CitySlicker Sam: Meadow Lane Skatepark, OxfordThe Oxford Wheels Project is a registered charity working towards building a permanent wheeled based sports facility for Oxford. Their current temporary skate park at Meadow Lane is home to one the best outdoor spine ramps in the country.
UK Cityslicker anafaro: Cool kids skate south!This month we are celebrating Go Skateboarding Day. I wanted to feel the pulse of London's skateboarding scene and find out where cool kids hang out - but wanted to go to the less beaten tracks. This led me to explore South of the River Thames.
US CitySlicker Violet: Q&A with Gary Smith, Pro Skater and Owner of the Vú Skate ShopGary Smith has been a pro skateboarder for 9 years now and has lived in Florida, Oklahoma, Maryland, California, and Philadelphia, PA. He's been interviewed and featured on the covers of several skateboarding magazines and has traveled a lot of the world for skateboarding. I recently caught up with Gary to chat about skateboarding, his shop and of course, Lomography. Read after the jump to see what he has to say!
Go Skateboard Part Five: Rad Dad Father's Day At The Skate ParkBecause today is Go Skateboarding Day, there are surprises in store for you at selected Lomography Gallery Stores! And for our final installment in the Go Skateboarding series, here are some photos from our chief contributor, Neonstash.
US City Slicker jeabzz: Skateboarding in the East VillageNew York's East Village is a really cool neighborhood where you can find lot of pubs, vintage shops, quiet streets, theatres and cinemas. But what about Skateboarding? Let's find out what this neighborhood can offer to the skateboarder!
US Cityslicker Nicolas: Nico On Wheels in the City by the BayMy city is a place that's always in motion. So, in celebration of Go Skateboard Day, I shot a LomoKino movie while skating to show what my skateboard and I see whenever we (carefully) roll down the streets of San Francisco!
Get Yourself on a Skateboard Today!It's go skateboarding day! Look for those old knee and shoulder pads, stake out a helmet and get yourself on a skateboard today! Need motivation? Check out the top 50 skateboarding photos we selected for you!
UK Cityslicker Georgia: Skating down to Drug Store, NorwichGo Skateboarding Day is here! What is the skateboarding scene in Norwich all about? While the half pipes and bowls are filling up, let's take a look at the skate shops that fuel these skateboarders. Namely, Drug Store in Norwich.
UK CitySlicker Dave: Scene Skate Shop, PrestonScene is Preston's first and only shop dedicated to skateboarding. It has been around for a long time and continues to give support to the local skate scene. I caught up with store founder and owner Davo to talk to him about the skate community in Preston
Go Skateboard Part Three: Discipline Skateboards - 'The Life And Core Of It'Today is Go Skateboarding Day! Grab your boards and hit the streets with your friends. We'll be having fun surprises in selected Lomography Gallery Stores, as well as inspiring Go Skate magazine articles for you - with the help of our chief contributor Neonstash.
UK Cityslicker Stephanie: Welcome to the Tunbridge Wells Skate SceneWith my trusty fella Ian, my Diana F+ and a Fisheye in tow we headed to the St Johns skate park in Tunbridge Wells one Saturday in the hope of finding some skateboarders who wouldn't mind us taking a few snaps and giving us an insight into the skate scene in RTW.
UK Cityslicker Mikey: The Longest Running Skate Shop in the UK!Go Skateboarding Day is coming up on June 21st and I went to go and visit the UK's longest running skateboard shop here in my hometown of Poole to celebrate!
US CIty Slicker thebokehefffect: Sin City Skate SceneAlthough the weather of Las Vegas is stifling, teens look to hone their skateboarding skills at Desert Breeze skate park.
US City Slicker killingthecamera: Go Skateboarding Chicago!Coming to Chicago? Love Skateboarding? Don't miss Chicago's own Citizen Skate Cafe- right by the Wilson Skate Park!
US City Slicker elletra: Southside Skatepark, the Heart of Houston's Skate CultureOpen since 1994, Southside Skatepark is the oldest skatepark in Houston. Southside is able to bring a sense of close knit community to a culture spread across a large city with its South Houston park and Sugar Land shop.
US City Slicker clogged: Skateboarding..a Low, Mean, Concrete HumTray learns about skateboarding...for the very first time. Learn about the history of skateboarding and check out some awesome pictures after the jump!
US City Slicker aqualad: Go Skateboarding Day NYC the Rise of Torro!Check out the latest from City Slicker aqualad as he interviews Rodney Torres, who talks about why he started his new company and why it is important to be NY based.
UK Cityslicker Marianne: The Nottingham Skateboarding Scene with the Fisheye2 and Actionsampler!UK Cityslicker Marianne learns about skateboarding in Nottingham with the Fisheye2 and Actionsampler. Take a look at her pictures after the jump!


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Adapted from the books by K.M. Peyton
Entry to a new world
Lady Bountiful ; Disc 2. Point to point
The cold light of day
The edge of the cloud
Flying high ; Disc 3. Sing no sad songs
New blood
Prisoners of war
What are servants for?
Television programs
Feature films
Television mini-series
Television adaptations
Country life
30104-D BFS Video (disc 2)
30103-D BFS Video (disc 1)
95027-D BFS Video (set)
31050-D BFS (set)
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Christina is sent to live with her domineering, crippled Uncle Russell and her cousins Mark and William at 'Flambards,' a rambling, decaying mansion in England in the early 1900s. Based on the novels by K.M. Peyton.
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