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Over the last decades, several bands in the world have disputed the honorific title of being the loudest in the world, although the faith of this world record has yet to be formally decided (measured in decibels). Thus, many bands have tried to get past noise limits, and perform at unprecedented volumes. But the main problem with a live concert being so loud is that people in front of the stage can easily get sick, or have their eardrums perforated by the massive volume of sounds.
As far back as 1976, The Who were considered to be the loudest band to have ever performed. Following their concert at the Charlton Athletic Football Ground, which took place on May 31, they were officially awarded this record. They reached a volume of 126dB, recorded at a distance of 32 meters (105 feet) from the speakers.
Between 1984 and 1994, the heavy rock band Manowar held this Guinness world record, with a 129.5 dB performance that took place in Hanover in 1994. They had a louder concert in 1984, but the record keepers decided to disregard that performance on account of the fact that they didn't want to encourage hearing damage at such manifestations. In 2008, the band broke its own record again at the Magic Circle Fest, with 139dB.
Reportedly, in 2007, the British punk band Gallows exceeded all records by reaching a sound volume of 132.5 decibels. However, their performance took place in a recording studio, not during a live gig. Therefore, they were not credited for it, and remained out of the Guinness Book of Records.
Other bands, that at some point claimed to be the loudest in the world, include Iron Maiden, the Rolling Stones, Motorhead, AC/DC, My Bloody Valentine (132 decibels), KISS (120 decibels) and Deep Purple (117 dB). But allegedly the most impressive musical performance, as far as volume goes, belongs to the New York noise rock band Swans, which played at a volume of over 140 dB at some gigs. However, their record was never made official, and, at this point, there is no clear record holder for the world's loudest band/performance.

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From the September 27 edition of NBC's Meet the Press:
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Former MSNBC employee Pat Buchanan used an appearance on NBC's Meet the Press to frame immigration as a "massive invasion" and "conquest of the West" by "third-world ... border jumpers." During the appearance, host Chuck Todd did not mention Buchanan's past history of racist comments, or that NBC's cable channel MSNBC parted ways with Buchanan in 2012.
After Meet the Press announced that Buchanan would be a guest on Sunday's show, Todd told Media Matters that Buchanan was invited on to compare Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump's campaign to his own 1990s-era presidential runs.
On the July 26 edition of the show, Todd introduced Buchanan only as a former Republican presidential candidate. On-air text also mentioned Buchanan's former work as communications director at the White House during the Reagan administration.
After Todd asked whether Trump is conducting a campaign similar to Buchanan's past runs for the presidency, Buchanan said that there was a "similarity" in how Trump discusses immigration, and went on to describe "what people feel" is a "massive invasion" of "refugees, and border jumpers" (emphasis added):
TODD: Pat, when you see Trump, and what he's doing to the field, regardless of your views personally about him, and I know the two of you have had your own encounters in the past -- similar to what you rode in '92?
BUCHANAN: There is great similarity in the sense -- Trump's strength is the precise opposite of the distance of the Republican base from the Republican leadership in the country. He's exposing that and he's hitting two of the really strong populist issues. One of them, there's overlap with Bernie Sanders, and that's the trade issue, the export of American jobs and factories, and what's happening to the American middle class.
But the other one Trump is hitting, which is one of the hottest issues in the whole West, as well as the United States, is the massive invasion, if you will, of what people feel is the conquest of the West by massive third-world immigrations, coming from refugees, and border jumpers, and all the rest of them. He's wired into both of these and they're enormously popular issues.
These comments echoed ones Buchanan has made before. In his 2006 book State of Emergency, for example, he wrote of immigration: "This is an invasion, the greatest invasion in history," and "We are witnessing how nations perish."
Buchanan's anti-immigration rhetoric contributed to his early 2012 departure from MSNBC. Buchanan was suspended and then dropped from the channel specifically because of his book Suicide of a Superpower, which claimed to document how diversity and immigration are ruining the country, and featured chapters titles such as "The End Of White America."
But Todd passed on the opportunity to explain to viewers Buchanan's past with the network and his lengthy history of bigoted comments about immigrants.
NBC's Meet the Press this weekend will host Pat Buchanan, a homophobic and racist commentator. MSNBC parted ways with Buchanan in 2012 following blowback over his book Suicide of a Superpower, which claimed to document how diversity and immigration are ruining the country.
The Sunday show states on its website that it will interview Buchanan about "the return of populism" on the presidential campaign trail. Buchanan's brand of "populism" has long included bigotry against minorities, immigrants, and LGBT people during his career as a political candidate and commentator.
Buchanan has repeatedly defended Adolf Hitler and once labeled him "an individual of great courage." He claimed "in a way, both sides were right" during the Civil War. He declined to disavow the idea that minorities have inferior genes. He defended a school's ban on interracial dating. He opined that "this has been a country built, basically, by white folks" and falsely claimed only "white males" died at Gettysburg and Normandy. He once claimed "conservatives are the niggers of the Nixon administration" and urged President Nixon not to visit Martin Luther King Jr.'s widow because King was "one of the most divisive men in contemporary history."
On immigrants, Buchanan claimed America is "committing suicide" while "Asian, African, and Latin American children come to inherit the estate." He complained that immigration will turn the U.S. into "a polyglot boarding house for the world, a tangle of squabbling minorities." He objected to states like California having a majority Hispanic population. He said of Mexican immigrants: "They are militant, and they have no interest, many of them, in becoming American."
Buchanan repeatedly appeared on a white nationalist radio program. He wrote the foreword to a book compiling the works of a white supremacist. He relied on the work of white supremacists for research in his own work. He praised David Duke, former Grand Wizard of the Ku Klux Klan, as having a "portfolio of winning issues."
Buchanan said "homosexual sex is unnatural and immoral" and "that kind of conduct should be discouraged in a good society." He's written of same-sex relationships: "In a healthy society, it will be contained, segregated, controlled, and stigmatized, carrying both a legal and social sanction." He once wrote of AIDS: "The poor homosexuals -- they have declared war upon nature, and now nature is extracting an awful retribution."
Despite these remarks -- which represent only a small sampling of Buchanan's toxic rhetoric, including on NBC properties -- NBC is inviting Buchanan back to its airwaves.
Fellow Sunday show host Chris Wallace of Fox said Buchanan has said things "I'm not particularly fond of" including "some very incendiary things about Israel, about Jews, about blacks, about other minorities." As new CNN Sunday show host Jake Tapper once wrote, Buchanan leaves behind "a trail of racist, xenophobic and anti-Semitic rhetorical dung" wherever he goes.
Why is Chuck Todd allowing him back on Meet the Press?
Todd tweeted in response to Media Matters research fellow Oliver Willis that Buchanan will be on the show "as part of a Trump segment. Trump 2015 and Buchanan 1992 share a lot of similarities on issues."
In a Q&A about the 2016 election on the Facebook page of NBC's Meet the Press, Blue Virginia's Lowell Feld asked: "Given that the most important issue facing humanity - by far - is climate change, why isn't your show devoting an appropriate amount of coverage to this topic?" Host Chuck Todd responded: "Fair critique on the lack of coverage; We plan to do more and do it soon."
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A new Media Matters study has found that outside of MSNBC, major broadcast and cable television outlets are failing to fact-check climate science denial by presidential candidates 75 percent of the time. But it's worth taking a closer look at how television program hosts have handled their face-to-face interviews with presidential candidates, since these high-profile interviews often get a substantial amount of attention and can shape media discussions for days or even weeks to come.
So how are TV hosts responding when presidential candidates spout climate science denial in real time? It depends which channel you're watching.
Several months into the 2016 presidential campaign, the media is frequently failing to fact-check statements by presidential candidates denying the science of climate change. Seven major newspapers and wire services surveyed by Media Matters have thus far failed to indicate that candidates' statements conflict with the scientific consensus in approximately 43 percent of their coverage, while the major broadcast and cable news outlets other than MSNBC have failed to do so 75 percent of the time.
Mainstream media are highlighting the Clintons' recent disclosure of their personal finances to suggest that Hillary Clinton will not be able to address poverty and income inequality as a 2016 presidential candidate, ignoring how her past policies and work have helped to alleviate these issues.
Several 2016 presidential candidates were interviewed for Sunday morning's political talk shows on Mother's Day, and not one of them was asked about how they might fix America's poor standing on maternal and child health and education.
A new report ranked the United States 61st globally in maternal health, worst among developed nations. From CBS News:
Save the Children, a global nonprofit organization aimed at improving the health of children worldwide, ranked 179 countries based on five indicators: maternal health, children's well-being, and education, economic, and political status. When taking all of these factors into account, the United States slid to 33rd place worldwide, down two spots in the rankings compared to last year.
While the United States performed well on economic and educational status -- 9th and 16th best, respectively -- in addition to its poor standing in maternal health, it ranked 42nd in children's well-being and 89th in political status, as measured by women's representation in national government.
Republicans Carly Fiorina, Mike Huckabee, and Ben Carson, as well as Democratic candidate Bernie Sanders, all appeared on political talk shows during Mother's Day, but none of them were asked about how they might address the nation's tragic infant mortality rate, reproductive health discrimination, or the fact that the United States is the only industrialized nation without paid maternity leave.
NBC's Meet the Press tackled the topic in a Mother's Day-themed panel at the end of its show, but host Chuck Todd neglected to ask Republican presidential candidate Carly Fiorina about what her approach would be to correct the U.S.'s maternal failings if she were to be elected. Instead of discussing Fiorina's dubious claims about the origins of gender pay equity, the two discussed free trade, her business record, and her lack of political experience. Todd did wish the candidate a "Happy Mother's Day."
Carson appeared on Fox's Fox News Sunday, where host Chris Wallace began an interview by asking Carson about his ailing mother and asking the candidate to describe how she raised Carson out of "dire poverty" in Detroit. Carson answered that his mother encouraged him to read, and that access to books made all the difference. But Wallace failed to ask Carson how he might increase the chances for other mothers and their children to thrive.
CBS' Bob Schieffer interviewed a pair of 2016 presidential candidates on the Mother's Day edition of Face the Nation, but he failed to ask either Mike Huckabee or Bernie Sanders about policy stances affecting U.S. mothers. Schieffer pressed Huckabee on the threat of ISIS, reforming Social Security, and his past hawking of fake diabetes cures, while focusing most of his discussion with Sanders on Hillary Clinton. Sanders nevertheless took the opportunity to cite Mother's Day and raise concerns about the U.S.'s child care system, which he called a "total disaster."
Republicans have regularly opposed measures that would alleviate some of the ways the nation's current policies have failed American moms. After President Obama called for mandating paid maternity leave in his 2015 State of the Union address, Republicans "didn't join in the applause" that followed and have publicly panned the idea. The Hill further noted that current Republican leadership also opposed the 1993 Family and Medical Leave Act, which Speaker John Boehner (R-OH) said at the time would have devastating consequences.
From the May 10 edition of NBC News' Meet The Press:
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As the newly GOP-controlled Senate attempts to force approval of the Keystone XL pipeline, the long-debunked myth that the pipeline would create 42,000 jobs continues to pervade in the media -- despite the fact that it will create only 35 permanent jobs:
For many years conservative media and the the GOP have framed the Keystone XL pipeline -- which would transport highly greenhouse gas-intensive Canadian tar sands oil to the Gulf of Mexico for export to the global oil market -- as a job creation policy, often claiming that the project would create 42,000 new jobs.
Over time, that message has made its way into mainstream media -- even after being debunked by studies and outlets such as Politifact, the Washington Post Fact Checker, and more -- by both Republican Senators who tout misleading job benefits without being corrected and by media pundits themselves.
But an exhaustive study by the State Department concluded that the Keystone XL project will result in just 50 jobs, including "35 permanent employees and 15 temporary contractors." Further, the report stated that spending on the project would support only 3,900 temporary construction jobs if construction lasted one year and just 1,950 temporary construction jobs if construction lasted two years. The report also states that a majority of potential other jobs supported by the project would come from "indirect and induced spending," yet a recent Washington Post article detailed how the "indirect" job estimates themselves don't hold up, as some have already been created in anticipation of the pipeline, and most would last for less than a year:
"42,000 new jobs" is going too far. Most of those jobs are far from the construction site, and it's hard to argue they are new. Moreover, under State's accounting, they only last for a year. For some workers, it would be a good but brief payday.
Media outlets have described Hillary Clinton's wealth and the speaking fees she has earned as a "potentially serious political problem" and a "potential political liability." Will they describe the financial dealings of former Florida Governor Jeb Bush the same way now that he is exploring a presidential run? And will they do in-depth reporting on the controversial business deals Bush has been involved in?
A two-year investigation by the Republican-led House Intelligence Committee that debunked several prominent right-wing myths about the Benghazi attacks was largely ignored by the four major broadcast networks' Sunday shows.
Chuck Todd hopes the media has "grown up" and will avoid sexist coverage of Hillary Clinton's potential 2016 presidential run.
In the final installment of Media Matters' three-part interview series with Todd, the new Meet the Press host discusses the challenges facing media outlets covering a possible Clinton White House bid.
During her 2008 presidential run, Clinton faced near-constant sexism from the press. Asked whether things might be different if Clinton chooses to run in 2016, Todd explained he'd "like to think the media's grown up about that." Nonetheless, he cautioned, "Identity politics can sometimes bring out the worst in people on the left and right."
According to Todd, the Clintons' decades-long presence in the public eye presents challenges for both her potential campaign and for reporters that might eventually cover it.
In a September interview with PBS host Charlie Rose, Todd said that the press often misrepresents the idea that there is a "Clinton fatigue problem," explaining that the "fatigue" actually rests with the press and not people in the Democratic Party, with whom the former secretary of state is very popular. Todd expanded on those comments to Media Matters, saying that media outlets need to avoid "'been there, done that' disease."
Todd said that outlets need to utilize their long history of covering Clinton while being wary of "preconceived notions" and employing a "fresh set of eyes."
Clinton herself recently lamented the tendency of the press to focus on "the best angle, quickest hit, the biggest embarrassment" at the expense of more substantive news. Todd agreed with Clinton, saying that "what gets the attention and what gets clicks" for political reporters is "the gotcha moment." But he added that "the media isn't doing it on their own." Pointing to the proliferation of opposition research on both sides, Todd said that while it used to be utilized by the press merely to highlight hypocrisy, it's turned into "where's every negative thing I can find."
"So it doesn't matter how responsible 70 percent of the journalism community is," Todd said. "There's always a 30 percent chunk that is willing to just take whatever's handed them." He added, "it doesn't matter if the mainstream media is responsible when you have the 10,000 other outlets to get below-the-belt stuff out, right?"
The first part of the interview series covered Todd's thoughts on the media's handling of scandals and crises. Part two focused on Todd's goals for Meet the Press.
Relevant transcript from Todd's Media Matters interview has been published with each part.
Answers covered in part three are below:


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The UFC 85 card is now definitely in a mess, first with Shogun withdrawing and now Chuck , any suggestions about what the main event will be and who will be willing to step in at 6 weeks notice
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The UFC 85 card is now definitely in a mess, first with Shogun withdrawing and now Chuck , any suggestions about what the main event will be and who will be willing to step in at 6 weeks notice
cool was wondering when someone would post this.
from mmajunkie.com.
Chuck Liddell, the Ultimate Fighting Championship's most well-known star, has been pulled off the June 7 main event at the O2 Arena in London due to a partial hamstring tear suffered in training on April 11.
The UFC made the official announcement Monday after Liddell told company president Dana White about the severity of his injury. Liddell had continued light training over the past week in hopes he could salvage his pay-per-view main event fight with Rashad Evans.
It was the first time in Liddell's 10-year career that he has canceled a fight, which has included fighting Tito Ortiz twice with a torn MCL, and fighting Quinton Jackson in Japan with a torn quadriceps.
Liddell said the injury, which won't require surgery, took place while doing light training, and he heard the muscle pop. He was hoping it wasn't serious but trainer John Hackelman immediately thought he had hurt it pretty bad as the entire muscle became discolored.
"I hyperextended it," Liddell said. "I probably didn't warm up enough, or it was a freak injury.
"I think I can fight by August," said Liddell, who will need four to six weeks to rehab before he can begin hard training.
"Unfortunately, Chuck Liddell tore his right hamstring during training last week, and being the warrior that he is, he still wanted to fight, which is the reason everyone in the world loves him," said White in a release. "But I wouldn't let anyone fight with his leg looking that way. Let him heal and come back and fight when he is 100 percent."
Liddell said he was lucky that the partial tear was in the belly of the muscle and not the insertion, so it should heal faster.
After the injury, he continued to train his upper body and was swimming without much stress on his legs, while doctors advised him against fighting.
"I can't walk without a limp," he said, but noted the pain is manageable, and in recent days has been able to ride the bike, but not at a fast pace, and has started throwing light kicks in the swimming pool as well as doing bodyweight squats. But he can't push off or do any kind of normal fight training.
UFC is attempting to both get a replacement to face the undefeated Evans, 16-0-1, as well as add a couple of matches to the show to make up for Liddell not appearing. They are going to schedule 13 matches instead of 11 as originally planned. James "Sandman" Irvin, who tied a UFC record with an eight second knockout of Houston Alexander on April 2 in Broomfield, Colo., is among those under consideration.
Brandon Vera vs. Fabricio Werdum in a heavyweight match was the scheduled No. 2 match on the show.
The O2 Arena in London, which holds 16,200 fans for a UFC setup, was a few hundred tickets shy of sold out as of Monday according to UFC officials, who noted that even with higher ticket prices, sales were ahead of the pace of the debut show on Sept. 8 headlined by the Quinton Jackson vs. Dan Henderson UFC vs. Pride title unification match.
Liddell said he had never told White in advance about any injuries, but felt he had to tell him about this one. White, likely figuring if Liddell called to tell him about it that it had to be serious, told Liddell it wasn't a smart move to take the fight with the injury, which could worsen in training or fighting and threaten his career longevity.
alot of people have stated that Irvin will b Chucks replacement....they better at least move Vera Vs Werdum up 2 Main Event if they do that.
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That's the problem with UFC. There's always an injury and we don't get to see a fighter for so long. I don't think their ratings will be good for the event and will probobly suffer badly
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Preface: This is a theoretical post for the most part and not a fight announcement. UPDATE: MMAmania.com has just learned that Leben has signed a contract to fight in London … hmmm.
Sherdog.com is reporting that James Irvin is being considered as a possible replacement for the injured Chuck Liddell to take on Rashad Evans at UFC 85 in London, England, on June 7.
That doesn't seem to make much sense … not as a main event, anyway.
Of course, options are limited because there aren't too many marquee match ups that can headline a major UFC event with about six weeks notice. Georges St. Pierre vs. Jon Fitch for the welterweight title would be the logical fight — both fighters are in shape.
However, "Rush" has complained about some injuries (shoulder/hand) in some post UFC 83 fight interviews. And it's doubtful that he would risk further injury and take a big fight less than 100 percent on short notice.
Moving the 205-pound showdown between Wanderlei Silva and Keith Jardine slated for UFC 84: "Ill Will" is an option. However, booking a 185-pound tilt between sluggers Michael Bisping and Chris Leben might be a better one.
Why not?
Sure, it doesn't have a Liddell-type draw … but what fights do besides others that include Tito Ortiz? And we all know that's not going to happen.
Leben called out Bisping and "The Count" is a popular local attraction. "The Crippler" is one of the best personalities to market a fight — love him or hate him — and is on a nice little run.
No matter what happens it's safe to say that fans are going to complain short of a title fight. And those chances are slim. In short, the ace up the sleeve right now is to include Bisping on this card and hopefully add another solid match up (who knows — that could be Evans vs. Irvin after all).
Let's remember: There are some nice fights already slated for this event such as Marcus Davis vs. Mike Swick, Brandon Vera vs. Fabricio Werdum, Nate Marquardt vs. Thales Leites … this list goes on.
Add two more solid, high-profile fights — one that includes Bisping (who has already been a main eventer in New Jersey of all places) — and that might be the answer.
Time will tell.
I wouldn't mind seeing Bisping getting KO'd by Leben.
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Did you post that or get it off mmamania
Bisping versus Leben is the logical fight and it probably means Bisping signed the contract in his dressing room after the fight , if he has signed the contract. Also there are other possibilites like Franklin who is never out of shape , Henderson who fought only a few weeks ago , Okami is another aswell fought at UFC 82 or maybe Anderson Silva , The UFC were lucky they have the top MW fighting on cards weeks apart.
Just looking at the UFC website Clementi is now fighting at UFC 84 , so we can expect one of those UFC 83 fighters to headline the main event.
I would be seriously pissed off if I had bought tickets for the event and this happened.
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Bull****. Probably just not in shape.
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Even if he isn't in shape, he won't risk it and he'll play it safe by waiting. But i'm sure its true. Its MMA and your bound to get injured
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Some New Jersey parents are upset this week after they say a family restaurant served their kids alcohol.
Jeremy and Dawn DeRoo took their three daughters to brunch at Bazil's on Sunday and ordered them orange juice; when one of the girls complained that it tasted funny, their mom figured it was just different than the kind they were used to and didn't think much of it. But after tasting it later, she discovered that it was actually a mimosa. To add insult to injury, the waitress allegedly brushed it off as no big deal and offered to replace the drinks with milk, and the manager never came over to apologize.
The DeRoos say their kids showed signs of being drunk later that day and slept for hours after they got home.
"That's not good enough for parents having kids, drunk and sleeping all day. It's not fair. These little kids shouldn't have any alcohol period," Jeremy DeRoo said.
The restaurant's owners say they aren't sure how the mixup happened, and that all drinks are labeled to avoid mixups; luckily for them, the DeRoos say they aren't going to pursue legal action
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The Inn at Mavericks is proud to announce that we've been awarded a "Bravo!" by TripAdvisor for the wonderful reviews our customers have written about their stays. We take pride in our rooms and service, and we're glad our patrons enjoy their visit! Our Inn has been rated "excellent" by over 100 reviewers on TripAdvisor.
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Jon K of Kingsport wrote: "My wife and I did a trip starting in San Francisco and drove south on the Pacific Coast Highway (Hwy 1) to Big Sur. We stayed our first night of the trip at The Inn at the Mavericks. What a fantastic start to the trip….The Inn at the Mavericks even provided complimentary ear plugs just in case the fog horn was bothersome during sleep. They covered all the bases. We will definitely stay here again next time we are in Half Moon Bay. Thanks for the great memory."
In our short video, we explore the coastal community of Princeton-By-The-Sea. We start at the Inn at Mavericks, visit Pillar Point Harbor, and walk down the beach and let the dogs play in the waves. As day comes to a close we enjoy the fire-pit in front of the inn, and the next morning wake up to specular sunsets. We hope our video inspires you to come visit Princeton-By-The-Sea and Half Moon Bay, and stay at the Inn at Mavericks.
There are many exciting attractions surrounding the Inn at Mavericks.
In the front of our picture, you'll see the Pillar Point Harbor and Romeo Pier surrounded by the beautiful Half Moon Bay beaches. Fishing and crabbing without a license is allowed on all public piers in California. There are also sailing cruises, shoreline hiking trails, and picnicking within Pillar Point Harbor.
We truly have picturesque natural beauty here at Inn at Mavericks.
Our guests love our luscious Half Moon Bay sunsets and sunrises, and often send us fantastic pictures taken from their room's balcony or porch. We're located right on the beach, so there's no obstruction between you and the ocean. The water seems to go on endlessly until it meets the sky. This is one of the many photographs that we have received from pleased guests, and it perfectly demonstrates the serene elegance of the view from our rooms.
"Mavericks" is a world-famous Northern California Surfing destination located just north of the town of Half Moon Bay, and south of Pillar Point in the town of Princeton-By-The-Sea.
The Inn at Mavericks is ideally located near many outstanding local Princeton, CA restaurants. To make your dinner decisions a little easier we've decided to mention just a few restaurants where you can have a delicious dinner and a pleasant walk from the hotel.
The coastal village of Princeton-by-the-sea is located only 5 miles north of the town of Half Moon Bay and is a wonderful place to relax and enjoy a great vacation. The village is surrounded by Pillar Point Harbor, where visitors can rent kayaks and paddle boards and enjoy a day on Half Moon Bay. The local beaches in the area offer stunning views of the rugged coastline and attract thousands of visitors every year during the world famous "Mavericks" surfing competition. Many of the beaches are pet friendly and are great places to take your dog for the day. If you visit Princeton-By-the-Sea, dine locally and you'll taste some of the best seafood in the area caught fresh from the Bay.
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Americans have been waiting months for Mr. Bush to fire Attorney General Alberto Gonzales, who long ago proved that he was incompetent and more recently has proved that he can't tell the truth.
. . . Democratic lawmakers are asking for a special prosecutor to look into Mr. Gonzales's words and deeds. Solicitor General Paul Clement has a last chance to show that the Justice Department is still minimally functional by fulfilling that request.
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TUESDAY, Aug. 3 (HealthDay News) -- As Americans' average weight keeps rising, their quality of life is falling, according to new research.
The nationwide study found that the number of healthy days per year that Americans lose due to obesity has more than doubled over the past two decades, from about 7.5 in 1993 to 17 in 2008.
Researchers calculated the amount of healthy time lost, in addition to noting trends of increasing obesity across the country in all racial and ethnic groups for men and women in every state.
While the findings support a general trend, some groups were more seriously affected. Obesity has caused black women to lose the greatest amount of time spent in good health (more than 24 fewer such days per year). That number is 31 percent higher than for black men, who lost the second highest amount of healthy time due to being obese, and 50 percent higher than that of whites.
Most of women's healthy days lost to obesity were due to illness, while most of the men's loss was due to early death, the study found.
According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), 39 percent of black women and 31 percent of black men are now obese. Hispanics, with an obesity rate of 29 percent, tend to be slightly more obese than whites, at 24 percent, according to the CDC. But the amount of lost healthy time was about the same for both groups in the study.
The findings support the notion that obesity could overwhelm recent advances in public health, a researcher said.
"The gains being made on the burden on our health-care system by decreases in smoking could be eroded by the progression of obesity if we don't have lots of interventions in place," noted Dr. Erica I. Lubetkin, co-author of the study published in the September issue of the American Journal of Preventive Medicine.
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So whose side is the EPA on, ours or the frackers? Bloomberg Business report on the EPA's study showing that fracking hasn't polluted our water supply in a "widespread, systemic" way:
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Hydraulic fracturing has contaminated some drinking water sources but the damage is not widespread, according to a landmark U.S. study of water pollution risks that has supporters of the drilling method declaring victory and foes saying it revealed reason for concern.
The draft analysis by the Environmental Protection Agency, released Thursday after three years of study, looked at possible ways fracking could contaminate drinking water, from spills of fracking fluids to wastewater disposal.
"We conclude there are above and below ground mechanisms by which hydraulic fracturing activities have the potential to impact drinking water resources," the EPA said in the report. But, "we did not find evidence that these mechanisms have led to widespread, systemic impacts on drinking water resources."
The study was commissioned by Congress and represents the most comprehensive assessment yet of the safety of fracking, a technique that has led to a boom in domestic oil and gas production but also spawned persistent complaints about pollution.


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The heavy moisture last May and June hit Montana wheat growers in several ways, beyond those in the Roundup and Lewistown areas where flooding delayed or prevented planting.
Montana State University professors said the combination of moisture and mild temperatures led to widespread stripe-rust infestation and expanded sawfly attacks and even weakened some efforts at nitrogen fixing through alternative crops.
"Stripe rust was quite a problem in Montana in 2011, hitting virtually every area of the state where farmers planted wheat," said Mary Burrows, an extension plant pathologist. "Near perfect conditions prevailed from the previous fall through the summer of 2011 for the fungus to hit and blow up throughout the state. It resulted in a projected $48 million loss in yield for Montana wheat producers last summer."
Rust is an organism that grows on plants, akin to mold on bread, she said. The spore spreads in the wind and needs green plant material to survive.
Several weather factors combined during the last growing season to allow stripe rust, also known as yellow rust, to take off, Burrows said.
The long, warm fall of 2010 allowed the rust to arrive and germinate, since freezing temperatures were late to arrive. And the ground was still warm when snow finally arrived last winter, "serving as a warm, cozy blanket for the rust," she said.
Heavy May and June rains caused flooding in Lewistown, Roundup and several other spots of Montana, and wet, humid conditions continued during much of the summer. Even during hot days, the nights cooled to 50 to 70 degrees, ideal temperatures, for the rust to thrive.
In addition, the stripe rust was a more aggressive strain than usual and overcame a popular wheat variety, Genou, that's usually resistant to rust.
By midsummer, researchers like Burrows and producers had firsthand evidence the stripe rust was spreading; they encountered a yellow powdery dust on their boots and pant legs if they walked through fields.
Burrows has a few suggestions for wheat growers before the stripe rust gets that far.
She suggests they consider planting rust-resistant varieties such as Yellowstone, Judee and Promontory. And when they do use the resistant varieties, they should avoid applying fungicides if they see signs of rust, because those varieties usually can withstand the rust, making the spraying a waste of money.
Farmers should scout their wheat plants early for signs of rust, looking at the plants after they green up in the spring. They're searching for a lot of yellow dots and a yellow powder that comes off in their hands.
Resistant varieties of wheat also may show symptoms of rust in the spring until temperatures warm and the plants grow past the jointing phase. They have what's called high-temperature adult-plant resistance.
If farmers have questions, they can send a sample to their county Extension agents to confirm that it's stripe rust.
Burrows said it's important for farmers to spray fungicide early when they spot stripe rust on susceptible varieties of wheat.
Fungicides can be highly effective in combating rust spores, "but you want to do it early and kill them all," she said.
Strobilurin types of fungicide, such as Headline and Quadris, simply prevent rust from infecting the plant, but triazole types, such as Tilt and Proline, both prevent it and kill the existing infection, she said.
Burrows suggested farmers use a test strip, by leaving a small area unsprayed, in order to determine how effective the fungicide is.
Belated, "rescue spaying," done after the wheat already has flowered, is generally ineffective and not a good use of the farmers' money, she said.
Rust lodges in the wheat, eating the plant's nutrients and thereby reducing its ability to grow and reducing the crop's yield, Burrows said.
Montana farmers spent about $15 million for fungicide applications to combat the mold. By doing so it's projected they thwarted $30 million in potential loss. Growers following MSU recommendations also saved another $12 million by not spraying fungicide on resistant varieties of wheat.
This year Burrows does not expect the Golden Triangle region of Montana to be hit nearly as much by rust. That's because the dry autumn either limited the planting of winter wheat or caused plants to fail to emerge.
Some areas, such as Garfield County and the Jordan area, could be hot spots for rust, because farmers, who didn't get a spring-wheat crop in this year, planted their winter wheat early, she said.
In addition, growers along the Hi-Line of northern Montanan could be infected by an infestation of striped rust spreading from Alberta, she said.
David Weaver, associate professor in land resources and environmental sciences, said solid-stem wheat varieties are usually quite resistant to sawfly infestations, but not so much last summer.
Cool, cloudy conditions don't allow the cellulous pith to form as densely in the stem, creating gaps even within solid stem wheat varieties, he said. Those hollow areas allowed the sawflies the opening they needed to lay eggs that grew into feeding, damaging larvae.
The sawfly attacks wheat in a few different ways, Weaver said.
The female adult of this half-inch long yellow and black insect bores holes into the wheat and lays eggs in the stem. The feeding larvae tunnel inside the stem in the growing season, stealing plant nutrients and reducing yield. In addition, near the end of the ripening process, the mature larvae descend to the base of the stem and cut it, which makes it hard for farmers to harvest. Meanwhile the larvae seal themselves in the lower stem, below soil until spring.
He suggested several steps farmers can use to reduce losses caused by the insect.
They include planting solid-stem wheat lines and planting other crops, such as pulse plants or even oats, in rotation to break the pest cycle. Adjusting swathing or harvesting heights higher definitely will help in conserving natural enemies. Parasitic wasps are naturally occurring suppressors of sawfly. The wasps actually benefit from the cool, wet conditions that cause these other problems, Weaver said.
Perry Miller, a professor in land resources and environmental sciences, said it generally was a rough year for Montana pulse crops such as lentils and peas because of water-logged planting and growing conditions.
Pulse crops are valuable in and of themselves, as food exported to such countries as India that use them regularly in their diet, he said. Northern Plains farmers plant pulse crops as part of a rotation with wheat to add nitrogen to the soil and improve the yield and protein of wheat.
But heavy spring moisture and cold temperatures in northwestern North Dakota and northeastern Montana delayedseeding of pulse crops, which normally are planted in the spring, Miller said. Even pulse crops planted later faced waterlogged conditions, not ideal for the crops.
As a result not as many pulse crops were planted, including only a small portion in normally pulse-strong North Dakota.
"That drove prices up, and farmers in the area that were able to plant good pulse crops made a lot of money," he said.


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I made a few changes to this soup. I added a splash of vinegar and some chopped jalapeno. I did have a problem with the soup being too watery. Next time I wont add as much water, or substitute it for orange juice. Overall a decent chilled soup.flag if inappropriate
Really needs something-perhaps jalapeno? I read other reviews then divided in half and tried both the chicken broth and water and used smaller amounts as suggested. Hmm - didn't like the chicken broth one, just odd. Maybe omit onion and add sweet red pepper as some suggested and either jalapeno or green hot sauce. Not sure I'd make it again.flag if inappropriate
I tested it before I made it for a lunch buffet. I agree that it needed something so I used chicken "better than boullion" - triple strength - instead of plain water and added much less liquid overall. I used the pre-cut/peeled fresh mangoes from Costco (couldn't find frozen) so that saved a bunch of time (but not $$). They are pretty hard so the soup didn't get too mushy but it wasn't all that mango-y either. I personally love cilantro but I had it in a bowl beside the soup so that people could add their own since some folks hate it. Also added both green onion and chopped red pepper for color.flag if inappropriate
I used red pepper instead of the onion and chicken stock instead of the water. It was delicious! For a large buffet lunch, we served it in small stemmed plastic glasses.flag if inappropriate
Ugh, Where oh where did I go wrong? I agree with all the negative comments...too bland...not salty, not sweet, not limey, not anything. I used a touch of regular onion, maybe that's what wrecked it..maybe. I will not make again. Disappointed because the recipes on Epicurious have, up to now, been sensational. And I live in Thailand...the best mangoes are here. sigh......flag if inappropriate
This soup is wonderful, very refreshing. We both want to have it again soon. I followed the recipe exactly except for omitting the salt and the extra two cups of water.flag if inappropriate
I'm not used to cold soups, but I thought I'd give this one a try since I love mangoes and cucumbers. The result was remarkable. I didn't have red onion, so I replaced it with chopped red pepper. The soup was refreshing, and it reminded me of a green mango popsicle sprinkled with salt.flag if inappropriate
My idea summer food - light and refreshing. Make sure your mangoes are nice and ripe!flag if inappropriate
Excellent. I used fresh mango, cukes from my garden, and also used chicken stock--thanks for the tip--and served the soup w/ a dollop of sour cream and fresh chives.flag if inappropriate
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Giannelli's work also recognized in recent ABA Journal story about fraudulent crime labs.
The National Italian American Bar Association rarely grants its prestigious lifetime achievement award. Professor Paul Giannelli, however, has earned the distinction.
"Your achievements in the juridical community and your association with Case Western Reserve University's School of Law make you a worthy honoree of the highest distinction our organization can bestow on another individual," said Dino Mazzone, president of the National Italian American Bar Association (NIABA). "We are very proud of you."
The Albert J. Weatherhead III and Richard W. Weatherhead Professor and Distinguished University Professor, Giannelli is an expert in criminal procedure, especially on scientific evidence. He has co-authored 10 books and written more than 200 published papers. He has been cited in nearly 700 judicial opinions throughout the country, including seven decisions by the U.S. Supreme Court.
The Board of Directors of NIABA will travel to the law school on September 20 to give Giannelli his Lifetime Achievement Award. Only six individuals, including a Justice of the Supreme Court of Canada, have received this award from NIABA in the past 15 years.
"Professor Giannelli is the perfect candidate to receive this recognition from us," Mazzone said.
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Giannelli has studied crime lab failures for two decades and previously thought the problem was limited to the misconduct of a few. Now he concludes that the problem is a systemic one that requires governmental oversight, he told the
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"They're both a matter of life and liberty," Giannelli said.
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I figured it's like steam in a teapot...it eventually HAS to get out.
I think that's quite accurate
Oh dear...now I have THIS in my head.
I used to have a corporate training instructor who made people sing that, and do the dance, when they were late to class. Now I'm imagining Brenok ordering Kapoor to do that as a punishment for being late to the bridge!!!
Some of Cardassians could think they should be lenient for a person, who has no "chain of command" instinct and would be more understanding if Kapoor makes mistakes.
As long as they make sure not to see it as a disability, but as a natural trait of the species, that will be a HUGE help once they understand.
She says she likes him, but she doesn't realise he actually starts to like her too. He wouldn't admit it even to himself, but I think the fact that he smiles so much is telling.
I'd say she's still intimidated. I can't wait to see what makes that change--when she starts to realize that she might even be able to make friends, not just colleagues.
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What a nice panoramic view! Roberta was our tour guide and she's knowledgeable and helpful!
This tour was amazing!
What at great experience and many thanks to our tour guide...Danny. He was very friendly, enthusiastic and informative....5 Stars
The tour was excellent. Marcos was very helpful and accommodating.
Great tour, gives one a lot of time these briliant falls amazing
Amazing site,
This is one of the most amazing places on the planet. Each viewing platform provides picture postcard experiences and leaves you wondering how it can get better ……. but it does!!!
All the same like on my former comment (about tour in Rio)!
Enjoyed very much. Fun Guide Marco. Still trying to process all that I saw! Beautiful
This was a great tour. The tour guide did everything she could to make a trip a sucess.
We had a very rainy day at the falls but our tour guide helped us in everyway.
Thanks for a great trip.
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Words can Not describe what an Amazing tour this was. Had it been the only thing I did when I went to Brazil it was well worth it. Anyone going to Rio or just any where in Brazil...this is a Must!!! We also did the tour into Argentina. You don't need a Visa if you are doing the tour. You will Not be disappointed.
Breathtaking. Definitely a must-see. (Just an advice, bring extra clothes and be prepared to get wet!)
GREAT guide! AMAZING VIEWS! beautiful place
Great way to see the Brazilian side of the waterfalls. You'll walk around for 2 1/2 hours on your own.
Beautiful waterfall!
The tour was very good! We had a small group (6 people), very international, the weather was very good that day, and we had a very good guide, she is very kind and helpful. I'm very satisfied with everything. Thanks!
Entrance to the park is not included. What you pay for only includes the transportation from and back to your hotel. It was breathtaking to see the Iguazu Falls.
The tour package included merely just transport, and a locally guide to walk with you, but not very informative.
The local tour operator didn't pick us up at the hotel until almost 2 hours later.
We had to wait almost 2 hours to be picked up at the hotel in the morning.
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Would have been just as good to have done this tour myself. The guide was really unnecessary, didn't speak a lot of English, and for less than half the price I could have just caught a bus to and from the Falls (which was only about 5-10 mins away) and then kept my own pace. But at least i got picked up for the tour, unlike my 'tour' to the Argentinian side of the falls.
Booked this day trip before arriving in Brazil. The same tour company caused problems for us on a day trip the day before to Argentinean side of the falls plus on Rio day trip. Was too late to cancel so had to go on this tour - which was a waste of money as could of got the bus instead to the falls plus the guide spoke pigeon english and was quite rude about us to the fellow passengers in Portuguese. The falls are spectacular but my advice - get the bus.
The person was not a guide but a person who was there to just accompany us because he could speak some english. The whole trip was conducted in Portugese and this guy was just quite during the whole , only help he gave was taking our photographs.
This was no sightseeing... it was just a ride to the falls and back to the hotel. Could have done this on my own. Wasn't worth it.
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3 tsp for a 500mL pot @ 100C, steeped 4 minutes, drunk bare.
I made this a little strong, but it was also a matter of emptying the packet.
My local indie tea shop, Britannia Teas and Gifts, is shifting to online. The bricks and mortar store is gone. I will remain an online customer, and I most definitely need to re-stock on this beautiful blended black tea.
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1.5 tsp for 300mL water @100C, steeped 4 minutes, drunk bare.
A very good Ceylon. It doesn't scream 'copper', like Lover's Leap Estate does, but it is unmistakably Ceylon black tea. I tend for forget about it, as I like to around with the fancy China teas and the bold Assams, but Ahmnad's Ceylon is quiet, dependable, and delicious. No bitterness at 4 minutes.
1.5 tsp for 300mL water @95C, steeped four minutes, drunk bare.
I am experimenting with cooler water on black teas, but for this robust blend, I think a full 100C boil does the best job of bringing out the creamy heft of Assam. The smokier (Keemun?) tea dominated and got a little bitter. Very enjoyable, still, and it gave me a great boost this evening.
5 tsp for 1,000mL water @ 95C, Breville, four minutes 30 seconds, basket cycle on.
Ohhhhh, yes, baby. I've been waiting to treat myself with this lovely Keemun in the Breville. Today's been rough. Tonight means Keemun Hao Ya. (Breville Tea Maker, you are my friend.)
Toasty, winey. Orchids notes. Some smoke. Some grainy/cereal notes I've not picked up before, a bit like Grape Nuts; I guess that's on the toasty end of the spectrum.
Addition: I normally drink my tea bare — no milk or sugar — but this evening I added maybe 2 tsp of 2% milk to this Keemun. The milk mutes the smokiness at first, yet seems to increase the smoke in the finish. Milk als amps up the wineyness. It's nice, but I don't enjoy it as much.
Sounds fenom….some Keemuns adding milk brings out the toasted bread…almost like a basso profundo in music…a very deep note of home milled bread. I can't say that I've had a keemun that's been winey really yet though. Then, maybe I've been spoiled by shu.
1.5 tsp for 300mL water @95C, steeped three minutes and thirty seconds.
Oh, oh, OH! I can taste orchids! The slightly cooler water brings out this tea's sweeter, more floral notes, almost oolong-y. I used cooler water by accident. The oak and smoke and minerals remain but are gentler. So clean. Really special.
1.5 tsp for 300mL water @90C, steeped four minutes.
A very enticing blend. Creamy heft from the Assam, muscat from the Darjeeling, wineyness from Keemun, fruitiness from the oolong, and a hit of jasmine. Drinking my second cup in less than an hour. Soothing and delicious.
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