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Now if only the rest of the world would say "Fuck You!" to the Hollywood copyright cartel…
It will happen eventually, I believe. All in due time.
Ain't it cool..This is HOLLAND!!
I would be more than happy to boycott any and all publications from Hollywood if someone would publish a list of these on the internet on a regular basis.
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"On Sunday I usually turn on and watch the other team's offense to just kind of get a feel for what we're going against," Brown said. "He's just impressive. He's got a lot of poise in the pocket. ... I haven't seen him shook. Even watching him last year, just kind of as a fan, he never got shook."
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But if Kentucky wants to avoid being carved up like so many teams before them – and like the Cats were in last season's loss when Bridgewater completed 19 of 21 passes – the big boys need to bother him. Get him "shook," as Brown would say. UK's defensive line, the supposed strength of a shaky defense, must make Bridgewater uncomfortable.
"Those guys are the key to everything," Willis said. "... We need those guys to be successful in the passing game. Everyone has their part. Theirs is three seconds; if they get there in three seconds, we'll be great."
Za'Darius Smith and Bud Dupree have to live up to their billing as a fearsome pair on the edges. Smith leads the nation with four sacks in two games and Kentucky ranks eighth with seven sacks. Bridgewater hasn't faced that kind of pressure so far this fall. He's been sacked just once — which resulted in a fumble — and hurried one other time in two games.
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"I really haven't seen him uncomfortable," Cats linebacker Avery Williamson said. "That's kind of reassuring that he hasn't seen any pressure in his face. That gives us an opportunity to see how he's going to react when we do get pressure on him."
Bridgewater already has thrown for 6,599 yards and 50 touchdowns in 28 career games at Louisville. Kentucky coaches and players were asked a lot this week about him as a runner, but he's really not; he's averaged 0.6 yards per carry and totaled 92 yards in his career.
Bridgewater's best moves with his feet are designed to buy more time to throw over the top of a panicking defense.
"That's his one gift that really just gets people off," Kentucky defensive tackle Mister Cobble said. "It's the fear of his feet, but the real problem is his arm strength, his accuracy. If we come in and get a lot of pressure on him, get his feet jittery in the pocket … we feel like we can shut him down."
That's far easier said than done. In last year's Southern Mississippi game, which Louisville narrowly escaped 21-17, the Golden Eagles held him to 85 yards passing with one touchdown and one interception. They sacked him three times.
Just one problem replicating it: The best defender on the field that night was a torrential downpour. Saturday afternoon's forecast calls for sunshine and 72 degrees.
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I thought so too, until it was explained to me that it's only about the current top six ladies in the world + the returning 2011 World champion (Miki Ando). Anyway, if someone made a poll for all female skaters (including pairs skaters and ice dancers), the available twelve options surely would be insufficient. I think Carolina's beauty is more about her stature, grace and elegance, than about her face. But that's just my opinion. As for beauties from back in the day, don't forget also Katia (if we are speaking about all female skaters). And I almost forgot Shizuka, although I wouldn't describe her as pretty - the word "beautiful" seems more appropriate. I know that she didn't look like she does now when she competed - it's quite obvious that something has been done to her face. But her beauty is more than just her face. A nice idea . I always wonder why many of the polls are only about female skaters. If it was about single skaters, then also some skaters who have already left the competitions could be included .
^^ Interesting reflections. Yes, ITA re Katia -- what she exudes from inside adds to her beauty. Some of my earlier comments were tongue-in-cheek, btw. As for Carolina, ITA re her stature, grace, and elegance, but she's also more than just attractive or pretty. Even with her overbite, Carolina IMHO is gorgeous. Sometimes supposed surface defects combine for stunning visual appeal. http://www.carolina-kostner.it/pictures/modelshots/carolinakostnerphotoshoot6074ss.gif http://www.carolina-kostner.it/pictures/modelshots/rocco8.jpg This one is very different. It makes her look slightly Asian, but that's probably the effect the photographer was after: http://www.carolina-kostner.it/pictures/modelshots/rocco1.jpg All of the above are from Carolina's official website multimedia photo section I admire women like Steffi Graf and Barbara Streisand who have embraced their looks and found no reason to change the way their noses look, even if they were pressured to think about making changes. Because in fact their noses make them unique and essentially add to their beauty. Also, of course, Steffi had/ has a rockin' gorgeous body and tennis talent, while Barbara had/ has rockin' gifted vocal cords. (In contrast, Jennifer Grey seemingly made a mistake changing her looks after Dirty Dancing).
I always thought the appearance changes had more to do with business/marketing and less to do with blinding judges with their beauty.
Since "pretty" means reasonably attractive, I'd say all the skaters listed above fit that category. But if the question were who's beautiful/smoking hot gorgeous among current skaters -- Tessa Virtue and Kira top the list.
I admire this photographer's ability to reconstruct her face in such an unrecognizable manner. That could be a photo of anyone. It is so altered and applied with photographic cosmetic surgery that I'm not sure it has much bearing on a discussion about what Kostner looks like. All of these photos are beautiful though.
I had no idea until I read this thread that people considered Carolina and Tessa beautiful. Carolina is cute but I wouldn't even call her pretty. Tessa is cute, too, but she always looks tired and disheveled to me even before she skates. Apart from Korpi I don't think any current skaters are beautiful. Many are very, very pretty though.
I am not sure what it is that you're seeing, because to me she always looks like this super-tidy and classy young lady with a perfect look from head to toe and not a hair out of place - even after she has skated, and also off the ice. And I don't remember ever seeing her looking tired. At least not in the way that other, more "ordinary" people look when they are tired . Why do people keep attaching those heavily photoshopped pictures in which Carolina also has a lot of makeup on? I personally wouldn't point to such pictures if I wanted to prove her prettiness/beauty.
Yes, seriously. That's not beautiful to me. It's interesting looking but I don't find it beautiful. I think she is cute in a girl next door way though.
i deliberately picked a "made up" picture, as most pictures we see of celebrities are heavily made up, and I wanted to show her in that same light.
I agree that YuNa Kim is prettier on this list. Too bad that there is no Michelle Kwan on the list. Michelle Kwan is definitely prettier than YuNa Kim.
Well, then you could add some more words like "in my opinion, for me ...", something like that, because FOR ME, Yuna is MUCH MORE prettier than Kwan
In my opinion, Michelle Kwan is the most beautiful skater of all, with Kristi Yamaguchi a close second. However, I appreciate women much more for their minds than for their physical beauty. *Hakk! Hakk! Kaff! Kaff!*
OMG, how old are you guys? 5? "Her nose is ugly!" "Her teeth are ugly!" "I think she's the most prettiest pretty in the world." This is the most juvenile and asinine thread on this board...


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I was reading the article about SVT being disbanded/shut down effective April 1, 2006. If this is the case, does that mean 2007 will be the only year for the GT500? Will there be a 2008 as well? What about after that?
SVT isn't being shut down perse. It's being integrated into Ford's core business. From what I heard, Ford is still going to produce the GT500 for 2 years (07 and 08).
that's right ..... the GT500 will be built on the same assembly line as the rest of the Mustang fleet.
Does anybody know if the 2008 gt500 is still going to have the shelby name with it? I am seriously thinking of buying the 2007 but it will possibly cause a divorce. If the 2008 is going to be the same the mark up probably won't be as high
With this being the last Mustang from the SVT group, will it be even more of a keeper?? Should increase its value.
I believe the last mustang built by SVT was the 03/04 If SVT being disbanded how they can build the GT 500?
Word is there are plenty of parts with SVT stamped on them that have already been produced for the Shelby. Even on their website, it still says "by SVT".
Say it ain't so. Does anyone else, besides me, find it to be incredibly bad timing for Ford to kill off a name that is synonymous with performance at a time when competitors (read: GM & Dodge) are ramping up their performance divisions and making an over powered everything? Of course, let's not even begin on the import market… I hope they know what they are doing and have something up their sleeve. I've wanted a 'new' SVT since I can remember (I'm 24). Now, they've gone and taken that away. It's a shame that the bean counters seem to be once again in control. Here's to hoping they have some grand plan that will soon be unveiled to the rest of us.
FORD is making many of the very same mistakes that GM made and that have kept them at the edge of bankruptcy. Our Bill Ford isnt the sharpest knife in the drawer and that's for sure ...
SVT doesn't build anything. The past SVT Cobras, including the 03/04 Cobra were built on the Dearborn assembly line along with all the other 03/04 Mustangs. The 07 GT500 will be built @ AAI on the same line that builds all the other Mustangs and Mazda 626s.


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Wow, where to begin? Back in the 3rd grade (about 2007), one of my new friends, Nick, showed me a video on youtube. I saw this person in a black suit of armor beating the living shit out of some other guys in different colors of armor in the most amazing ways! I had no idea what it was, but he told me it was called "Red vs. Blue." Many weeks passed by and I was sitting at home, bored out of my skull and the words "Red vs. Blue" appeared in my head. I went on my computer and started up season one. It took me a couple of episodes, but when I got to the episode where SHIELA started to fire again and again at Grif and Simmons, I understood what it meant to die of laughter. It took no time at all to get caught up. The revelations of Church and the expansive world of this story struck me in a way, I've never felt before. I could go on and on about how I've practically memorized all of RvB so far, but that would be really annoying.
In the midst of all that, I started to check out more of RTs content and I loved every minute of it. I fell in love with the community here and the staff is just incredible. At home, I'm very distant from my parents and at times I don't feel happy. I am ever grateful of Rooster Teeth for making me feel like I have a second family, one that will always be there to make me laugh and feel great! In addition to that, I've been much more sociable and I've made so many friends because of you guys (Sorry, I might have stolen some lines used by RT staff! Barbara I even and bought that cat keyboard, because of you). I suppose my point is, is that everyone in this community has such an impact on the lives of others, and it impacted mine in a way that will affect everything going forward for me!
It was two years ago that I found my passion, music. A lot of that inspiration came from the music of Red vs. Blue and I've probably listened to all the soundtracks a thousand times (I think my entire high school knows Locus' theme from me whistling it everyday in the hallways). Jeff Williams and Trocadero have been such an inspiration that I'm now going to pursue a path in music composition for film score, something I might never have done without them. I feel it can't be left out that Mr. Monty Oum was an inspiration to all of us. In terms of what I want to do with my life, Monty was a force that made me want to be more creative and passionate about what I love. He was the most passionate person that I've never met :( I hope...no I'm certain that he knew how much he affected the lives of others with his creativity, perseverance, and love.
One thing that boggles my mind is how people can impact others without them knowing it, even if it's in a simple way like making some parody of a video game, messing around with some friends, or reaching out. While no one from the company knows me personally, everyone from Rooster Teeth has impacted my life in ways you will never know, and I am so happy! Even when I feel down, I know I can count on our community of cockbites to be around, because we all support each other. And that's better than anything money can buy!@RTContests
The Impact of Rooster Teeth
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In Remembrance of Monty
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Monty can't simply be described in a few words, but if one were to try it would be "inspirational." My biggest regret in all of this is that I didn't take that inspiration far enough. Monty's work ethic is like no other and I wish I could have emulated his kind of passion more, which is why tonight I will be staying up all night to work on something that inspires me. And every moment that I think about stopping I'll think of Monty and I'll "keep moving forward." The RT community was told to do something creative out of this terrible situation and so I'm hoping to do it like this: February 1st aka Monty Memorial Day. Every February 1st, challenge yourself to work for something harder than you normally would (even if it means staying up all night). Monty was such a huge inspiration and now I hope to really take action because of it. We miss you Monty!
3 years ago
I walk outside this morning and I'm immediately trenched in 4 feet of water!! I mean we needed some water, but not this much!!!
5 years ago
I broke out laughing when I heard this ringtone. Click on the link and just press the play preview button.
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Red vs Blue Season 7 and 8 Paradox?
5 years ago
Check out 1:08 in Red vs Blue Recreation Chapter 12. Do you see the Epsilon capture Unit in the background. Thats odd, the capture unit wasn't made until Season 8!
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ColeTheMeta Butt Toucher
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When are you playing MMM? Will you have someone record?
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Probably wont be for a while. The solos are in late january, but they said I couldnt do MMM since it wasnt appropriet for the performance. Im still doing it though, but I might not have a piano part for it. Ill record it when i have it ready.
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A state appeals court judge has ruled that two of Monroe County's top cops did not violate the federal wiretapping act by sharing a jailhouse phone call with members of the press.
Commonwealth Court Judge Keith Quigley on Wednesday ruled in favor of First District Attorney Michael Mancuso and County detective Eric Kerchner. Jailed attorney John Karoly had brought a lawsuit against the two men to have them removed from their jobs.
Karoly alleged that Mancuso and Kerchner illegally accessed a phone call between Brodheadsville developer Dennis Slayton and his jailed girlfriend, Jill Goldstein, in 2005, then shared it with the media.
Check tomorrow's Pocono Record for more on this story.
Monroe prosecutor, detective cleared in wiretap case
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Something I've always wanted to do, for as long as I've known I wanted to get married in a church, is ring the steeple bell at the end of the ceremony.
Photo by Samm Blake via Style Me Pretty
I think pealing church bells are one of the most beautiful, celebratory sounds in the world, and I always smile when I hear them in the middle of a Saturday afternoon, because it probably means a wedding is taking place nearby!
Photo by The Nichols via Style Me Pretty
Though I'd be happy to have the sound of bells at all, I think it would be extra fun to be able to ring it ourselves. Pulling the rope to ring the bell was one of my absolute favorite things to do as a child, both at church on Sunday mornings and on vacation in Maine for the Sunday evening service.
Photos by Bryan Johnson
Plus, it makes for some pretty cute photos :)
P.S. Though I know our chapel has a bell, I have not yet looked into the logistics of personally ringing it :) I am pretty sure that the bell is rung for weddings, however, so there's a start!
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Generous Servings and Apres Dessert Bar have left the building
No sooner had we posted the Restaurant roll call for November, recapping the restaurants that had opened (many of them) and closed (very few) last month, than we got news of another spot that had closed its doors.
The web site for Generous Servings says simply, "After four wonderful years, Generous Servings has closed. We appreciate all your support." And when the cooking school/cafe at 3801 West 32nd Avenue closed in late November, it took Apres Dessert bar, which had opened in February 2010, along with it.
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Reality Hits You Hard Bro
Man replays car crash with the most impressive sense of detail.
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don't worry, man..let's light up and smoke!
3. master_shake commented 5 years ago
#2 Yeah, he REALLY needs that. He is still pumping adrenaline from it all.
6. Alphacrane commented 5 years ago
i didnt know there was a car named REALITY ...BOOOM hahaha
7. BrianDilori commented 5 years ago
Reminds me of poor old Chris Farley RIP
8. stevend1711 commented 5 years ago
Does anyone else have the incredible urge to watch "The Big Lebowski" or as a desperate alternative, "Dude, Where's my Car?" right now?
9. moon-trial commented 5 years ago
Journalists, how could it be possible to be more low life than them? Those rapacious beings probably caught him 1 min after the incident...
10. haha-funny-lol commented 5 years ago
If you try to fail, and succeed, which have you done?
12. Chrisofskjern commented 5 years ago
#10 - You have successfully failed. Duuh.
Also... This interview was made into a REALLY catchy song.
Also... This interview was made into a REALLY catchy song.
13. SunshineEddy commented 5 years ago
I honestly don't think I have ever enjoyed hearing about a traffic accident so much. That guy is great! Way to tell a story, bro.


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Linked by David Adams on Thu 1st Jul 2010 05:02 UTC
Microsoft has killed the Kin after only six weeks on the market. The first Windows Phone 7-ish phone apparently didn't sell, likely thanks to its too-high-for-the-demographic $30 data fee from Verizon.
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(pulling out my Harbrace Handbook, 14th edition...)
Depends on whether the subject refers to the group as a whole, or to its individual members. Since the corporate entity does not have ideas, but its employees do, I think one could argue for the plural form here, at least in British English.
Da Book does state, however, that in American English collective nouns used as subjects are always singular.


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When I had my shop on the Boardwalk in the 1960s and '70s, December was my worst month. This was also true of the hotels, which were empty during December weekends. But the hotels represented an unused resource for which I devised a program that ended up benefiting all.
The plan was simple. I invited any couple, on my mailing list or not, to be my guest for a two-night weekend at any of the Boardwalk hotels. I picked up the cost of the hotel, and I threw a party on Saturday night for my guests. Those invited were not obligated to spend even one cent in my shop; indeed, they were not even obligated to stop by.
The response was tremendous. Around 2,000 people came for each of the four December weekends and turned what had been dead time for the Boardwalk into one of the best weekends of the year. All of the other Boardwalk shops benefited since it was just before Christmas, and the occasion gave folks an easy and relaxed way to do their season's shopping.
My cost for each couple was about $50 since the hotels recognized that a filled room at a break-even price would generate business for them in food and drink. It did, and all the hotels reported a successful and profitable weekend.
The people whom I had invited and who were not required to spend anything ended up spending $500,000 in my shop for each of the four weekends. And that was when a half-million dollars was real money. That one little idea turned out to be worth a fortune for the Boardwalk, and I continued the program until the day I left Atlantic City.
Certainly a similar December promotion could be mounted today to take advantage of the unused hotel rooms in Atlantic City in December. It could be a joint program in which the initial very-small costs per couple would not be borne by only one shop, but by all Boardwalk businesses, the hotels and the casinos, with perhaps a small assist from the state.
In my case, my shop earned $200 in business for each $1 we fronted. Pretty good odds. I do not expect returns like this today, but even a dollar-for-dollar return with no cost to anyone would be worth the national press that Atlantic City would garner.
The trick is to give people something real and valuable and require no return except what the goodwill of the participants would generate. I would be happy to organize it for free. All I will need is a small staff and an assurance that all who will benefit will contribute.
Reese Palley, who billed himself as the "merchant to the rich," operated an art gallery on the Boardwalk in the pre-casino era.


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North Carolina ranks 10th-highest and South Carolina 11th in a ranking of states with the most toxic air pollution from coal- and oil-fired power plants, the Natural Resources Defense Council said today.
The advocacy group based its rankings on the Environmental Protection Agency's 2009 Toxics Release Inventory, to which industries report their chemical releases to the air, water and land. Physicians for Social Responsibility shared in the report's release.
Power plants are the single largest industrial source of toxic air pollution in 28 states, including the Carolinas, NRDC said. N.C. utilities released 14.9 million pounds of toxic air emissions, 49 percent of the total for the state. South Carolina's emitted 11.4 million pounds, or 43 percent.
NRDC decried efforts in the U.S. House last week to delay proposed EPA limits on mercury and other toxic emissions from power plants. EPA estimates the new limits, proposed in March, would save up to 17,000 lives and prevent 120,000 asthma episodes a year by 2015.
Duke Energy plans to retire many of its smaller, older coal-fired units by 2015 to avoid the expense of installing new air pollution controls. Duke and Raleigh's Progress Energy say "scrubbers" installed at their larger N.C. plants to catch sulfur dioxide, which forms lung-damaging fine particles, also capture up to 90 percent of the mercury the plants release.
Ohio, Pennsylvania and Florida led the NRDC's "Toxic 20" list.
Wednesday, July 20, 2011
Carolinas rank 10th, 11th for power plant pollution
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- Anonymous said...
Wonder why the NC Attorney General doesn't sue Duke/Progress Energy over the coal-fired plants, like he did TVA for plants that weren't even located in NC? Could campaign contributions be the difference?
- July 20, 2011 at 4:00 PM
- Anonymous said...
See comment in story.
"Duke Energy plans to retire many of its smaller, older coal-fired units by 2015 to avoid the expense of installing new air pollution controls. Duke and Raleigh's Progress Energy say "scrubbers" installed at their larger N.C. plants to catch sulfur dioxide, which forms lung-damaging fine particles, also capture up to 90 percent of the mercury the plants release."
Duke and Progress Carolina both went on huge modernization programs several years ago, ala scrubbers to satisfy clean air requirements with cooperation from the NC Legislature and the Utilitites Commission. This is called working together for a solution rather than making a big fight of it. - July 20, 2011 at 6:28 PM
- Anonymous said...
"Clean" coal is a myth.
- July 20, 2011 at 6:48 PM
- Anonymous said...
"Up to 90%" can be any number between 0% and 90% and there is no clarification given about what percent (of mercury, in this case) makes up a "safe" amount.
If we are 10th or 11th on the list of top polluters, something obviously is NOT working, and if, meanwhile, our own lawmakers are attempting to hold off the organizations that are trying to protect public health, then something really and truly is wrong. - July 20, 2011 at 11:40 PM
- Anonymous said...
I like clean air, but I also like my power. Until all the tree huggers let the companies build new nuclear plants we will continue to see coal plants. I do
not wish to have a larger power bill than I already have. I can use a respirator if I need to. Move to Alaska if you want cleaner air - July 22, 2011 at 8:30 AM
- Randy from Ranlo said...
So, it took a study to determine that the 10th most populus state was number 10 for emissions? Same for Ohio, Florida, and Pennsylvania. The reason New York and California aren't at the top of the list is because, while they vehemently oppose coal and nuclear plants within their own borders, they don't mind importing most of what they need from other states. How's that for integrity?
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In the Heart of Beynac Village with Spectacular Castle & River Views
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- Minimum stay:1-7 nights
- Sleeps:6
- Bedrooms:3
- Bathrooms:2
- Property type:House
- Internet:Yes
- Pets considered:No
- Wheel chair accessible:No
About the Property
3 Bedroom, 2 Bathroom, Sleeps 6, 3 minutes Walk to Shops & Restaurants
House Description.
The house is built into the rock face on the steep road up to the castle and is therefore on three levels. Originally, it was a cobbler's shop, and has been renovated over the last few years, mainly internally, to reveal the beautiful yellow rock and wooden beams with the living quarters on the first floor to take full advantage of the beautiful views and to provide easy access to the rear terrace.
On entering the front door; to the left is the master bedroom with king sized bed and en suite bathroom.
To the right is a staircase to the first floor where you will find a large sitting room (30sq.m) with magnificent views of the Dordogne. There is Internet access, a TV with French TV channels, a dvd player with a selection of dvd's, a 'pirates' chest with a selection of board games and also a selection of novels in the book case. In addition there is a folder full of details of things to see and do in the region.
Leading off the kitchen is a shower room with a large glass brick walk-in shower, W.C. and wash hand basin and beyond, a further door to a utility room where the washing machine and dryer are located.
The staircase leading down from the kitchen provides access not only to a second exit door but also to bedroom 2 with a double bed.
The beautiful wooden staircase leading up from the kitchen provides access to the third bedroom which is furnished with two single beds.
From the rear of the kitchen is a door to the terraces with sun loungers, patio table and chairs, a charcoal Bar-B-Q all set off by spectacular views of the castle directly above.
There is now a new upper terrace with a stunning view of the river over the rooftop - lovely for catching the evening sun.
There is car access to the front door to unload your luggage, but be prepared to reverse 50 yards back down to the main road if necessary. Alternatively, park on the quay and use our case trolley (in the entrance hall) to bring the luggage up to the house. Car Parking is close by in Place d'Alsace Car Park. An economical weekly parking ticket can be obtained from the Mairie.
There are 6 restaurants to choose from in Beynac all within 5-10 minute walk of the house.
The village has all the the major essentials - mini-market, butcher, baker, hair stylist, chemist, ATM, Post office, Tabac, and Doctor who does speak English.
Local History
Beynac et Cazenac is a magical village of honey coloured stone houses nestled alongside the beautiful Dordogne river below the stunning cliff, from the top of which the medieval Beynac Castle keeps watch on the river below and on the countryside to the south, west and east, as it has done since the 12 century. It is no surprise that it has been listed as one of France's most beautiful villages.
The surrounding area is steeped in history including the oldest cave drawings at Lascaux Caves, and witnessed the Hundred Years War (1337-1453) between England & France. Beynac Castle changed allegiance many times and was once the home of Richard the Lionheart having scaled the cliff face to gain access to the castle(King of England 1189 to 1199). Sarlat la Caneda a beautiful nearby town, was rescued in the 1960's from demolition and is now thriving with many restaurants, shops, outdoor markets and outdoor theatre.
The narrow cobbled street that leads up to Beynac castle (as seen in the opening scenes of the film Chocolat) was the main road following the Dordogne river from Sarlat via Bergerac to Bordeaux – most traffic was then along the river and you can still take a trip on the traditional gabarres today.
This region of France has a reputation for gastronomic delicacies such as foie Gras and truffles. The relationship between foie gras and the perigord region dates back to the 18th century, and continues to be celebrated with festivals and tasting events.
Walnuts are produce in great quantities in the region and the local walnut liqueur is well worth sampling.
Places of interest
Sarlat la Caneda (about 10km), a medieval town that developed around a large Benedictine abbey, is one of the most visited towns in France. This is largely due to the efforts of Andre Malraux, Minister of Cultural Affairs, who chose Sarlat as a trial town in 1962 for the Loi Malraux Law to protect the heritage of France's towns. Sarlat is now classified as a ville d'art et histoire and has the highest density of certified 'Historic Monuments' of any town in France. It is on the list for future nomination as a UNESCO world heritage site.
Marqueyssac Gardens (about 2km), already listed as a national historical monument, covers 22 hectares of land, with more than 6 km of shaded paths edged with 150,000 hand pruned boxwoods that are over 100 years old. It is the most visited garden in Perigord and overlooks the entire Dordogne valley providing spectacular panoramic views.
Bergerac (about 40 km) to the west on the northern bank of the Dordogne is characterised by elegant Renaissance buildings from medieval times. One of many highlights is the old town, with restaurants & boutique shops along quaint cobbled streets. There are 2 statues of Cyrano do Bergerac from the famous play of the same name. On both sides of the river are 13,000 hectares of vineyards producing red, white and rose wine, although not as revered as Bordeaux, they have good flavour and should not be overlooked.
Les Eyzies-de-Tayac about (25km) is the home to the Musée National de Préhistoire (National Museum of Prehistory) and the area contains several important archaeological sites. Les Eyzies-de-Tayac was designated a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1979. In March 1868, the geologist Louis Lartet discovered the first five skeletons of Cro-Magnons, the earliest known examples of Homo sapiens sapiens, in the Cro-Magnon rock shelter at Les Eyzies-de-Tayac. These skeletons included a foetus.
Gouffre De Proumeyssac (about 20km). This Cathedral of Crystal is a spectacular cavern with incredible formations of stalactites and stalagmites. From the ceiling hang four huge stalactite formations. These resemble, and are named after: a siren, a waterfall, a jellyfish and an octopus. From one of these water pours down adding to the pools of water on the floor below.
Legends surrounding the 'Trou du diable', the 'devil's hole'. In the winter the hole emits a mist in the same way that rivers do on a cold day and in olden times this was thought by the local people to be smoke from the fires of hell. The hole was used as a general tipping site and so the stench from this added to the myth. Wealthy travellers were targeted by robbers and disappearing travellers were rumoured to have been dropped down the hole adding to the area's reputation.
It wasn't until 1907 that the hole was explored and the cavern discovered. As of 1924 visitors were allowed, being let down into the cave by cable & basket. Then in 1956 a tunnel was built providing the easy access today's visitors enjoy.
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Property Type
- House
House Rules
Children Welcome:
May not be suitable for active, very young children on account of the staircases....moreless
- Non Smoking Only
- Pets Not Allowed
Accommodation Type
- Vacation Rental
- Guests Provide Their Own Meals
- Wheelchair Inaccessible
Bedrooms: 3 Bedrooms, Sleeps 6, Beds for 6
Bedroom 1: 1 king, 1 baby crib
With ensuite bathroom. Camping cot available upon request....moreless
Bedroom 3: 2 twin/ single
Loft Bedroom situated above kitchen with 2 single beds...moreless
Bedroom 2: 1 double
Situated below Kitchen. Cupboard with Water softener....moreless
- King size beds (1) This is in the main bedroom with ensuite bathroom, Double Beds (1) Bedroom 2 has a double bed., Twin or Single Beds (2) There are 2 single beds in the loft bedroom., Baby Cribs (1) Camping Cot/Crib Available on request. Small Tower Fans in each bedroom. Child Intercom system - all available upon request....moreless
Bathrooms: 2 Bathrooms
Other Amenities
- The village, has a small supermarket/deli, butcher, chemist, two bakers and a Hair Salon. There is also a post office, ATM, Tabac, Tourist information office as well as antique shops and galleries. Village Dr. - Speaks good English. Times for drop-in, and times for booking an appointment. The Restaurant La Petite Tonnelle (has great reviews on the internet, you will need to book in high season) Hôtel Restaurant du Château (200 meters distant) and several others within easy walking distance. All amenities are within 3 mintutes walk of the house. If you require more selection there is a large Carrefour supermarket at Saint Cyprien (petrol available here) - about 6 miles. Or a similar distance in the opposite direction on the outskirts of Sarlat there is a Casino supermarket....moreless
Novels and short stories for holiday reading. Folder with ideas for things to see and do on your holiday....moreless
- Books For Adults
- CD Player
DVD Player:
DVD Player and 40+ DVD Library - a selection for both adults and children ...moreless
- Games:
- Games For Kids
- Adventure
- Away From It All
- Family
- Historic
- Romantic
- Sports & Activities
- Tourist Attractions
- Botanical Garden
- Caves
- Churches
- Cinemas
- Coin Laundry
- Festivals
- Forests
- Live Theater
- Museums
- Restaurants
- Ruins
- Theme Parks
- Winery Tours
Local Services & Businesses
- ATM/Bank
- Groceries
- Medical Services
Leisure Activities
- Antiquing
- Boating
- Horseback Riding
- Photography
- Scenic Drives
- Shopping
- Sight Seeing
- Walking
- Wildlife Viewing
Location Type
Sports & Adventure Activities
- Cycling
- Fishing
- Freshwater Fishing
- Golf
- Hiking
- Hot Air Ballooning
- Kayaking
- Mountain Biking
- Rock Climbing
- Spelunking
- Swimming
- Tennis
- Child's Highchair
Dining room/Kitchen with extendable dining table with 6 chairs. High Chair and Booster chair available upon request. French window to Balcony overlooking river....moreless
- Dining Area
- Seating for 6 people
Air Conditioning:
The thick walls of the property keep the house cool in summer, particularly if the shutters are partially closed at the hottest time of day. Ceiling Fan in Kitchen. Small Tower fan in each bedroom....moreless
- Basic Soaps
- Broadband Access
- Ceiling Fans
Clothes Dryer:
Tumble drier in the utility room off the second bathroom. Washing line on Terrace....moreless
- Hair Dryer
- Heating:
Wifi throughout the house and terrace - instructions in folder...moreless
- Iron & Board
Linens Provided:
Bed linen and towels are provided for each weeks rental....moreless
Living Room:
Large living room with seating for 6. with TV(Orange .fr cable tv), DVD player, DVD's, HiFi music center, Chest with board games for all ages, Books, Binocculars....moreless
- Local Activities Guide
- Local Maps
- Local Restaurant Guide
Temporary parking on the quay. Parking in Municipal Car Park 5 mins walk away. Weekly parking ticket available from the Mairie for 13euros. opening hours Mon to Fri 10.00 to 12.00am and 2.30 to 4.00pm...moreless
Parking Off Street:
Temporary parking is available on the quay. A weekly Non-residants parking ticket (at around 13euros) is available from the Mairie. This reduces the cost of parking in Place D'Alsace considerably....moreless
- Toilet Paper
Towels Provided:
Bath sheet and hand towel per person provided. Not to be used for outdoor activities - please bring your own beach towels....moreless
Washing Machine:
New Bosch 8kg washing machine - in the utility room off the second bathroom...moreless
Wireless Internet:
Orange.fr asdn WiFi throughout the house and on the terrace. Orange.fr TV. DVD player Music center ...moreless
- 4 Ring Stove
- Blender
- Coffee Grinder
- Coffee Maker:
- Cooking Utensils:
Dishes & Utensils:
Cutlery and crockery for 12. Glasses. All cooking dishes and utensils....moreless
- Dishwasher:
- Grill
Kitchen/Dining Room with Extractor Fan, Ceiling Fan. Separate Utility Room with Washing Machine and Tumble Drier. Welcome folder, appliances instructions folder should you need it....moreless
Large Microwave with Grill, Oven and Microwave combined....moreless
Leading from the kitchen with stunning views of the Dordogne....moreless
- Barbecue
- Binoculars
Currency ConversionDates | Nightly | Weekend Night | Weekly | Monthly * | Event |
EARLY SPRING 2017 Jan 6 - Mar 30, 2017 4 night min stay |
$145 | $1,016 | |||
SPRING 2017 Mar 31 - Jun 1, 2017 5 night min stay |
$156 | $1,092 | |||
EARLY SUMMER 2017 Jun 2 - Jun 29, 2017 7 night min stay |
$1,393 | ||||
SUMMER 2017 Jun 30 - Aug 31, 2017 7 night min stay |
$1,619 | ||||
LATE SUMMER 2017 Sep 1 - Sep 28, 2017 7 night min stay |
$1,393 | ||||
AUTUMN 2017 Sep 29 - Nov 2, 2017 5 night min stay |
$1,092 | ||||
WINTER 2017 Nov 3 - Dec 21, 2017 1 night min stay |
$1,016 | ||||
CHRISTMAS/NEW YEAR 2017 Dec 22 - Jan 4, 2018 1 night min stay |
$1,049 | ||||
EARLY SPRING 2018 Jan 5 - Mar 29, 2018 4 night min stay |
$145 | $1,016 | |||
Changeover Day: Friday |
SPRING 2018 Mar 30 - May 31, 2018 5 night min stay |
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The location of the house provides an ideal base for exploring the Dordogne with its beautiful views, castles, Bastide villages and relaxed French culture. Beynac village, which featured in the opening scenes of the film 'Chocolat', has been voted one of France's most beautiful villages; it has a variety of restaurants, food and antique shops, galleries, museums and a summer market to explore among its winding cobbled streets. Take a relaxing trip up the river on a gabarre (local boat). For the more adventurous there is ballooning, canoeing, cycling and horse riding. Further afield it is an easy drive to Sarlat, Castelnaud, the Bastide town of Domme, Font de Gaume (book tickets at least 3 months in advance) and Lascaux Caves, Rocamadour, pre historic cave paintings, troglodyte houses at Saint Christophe and Roque Gageac, the beautiful sculptured gardens of Marqueyssac and the vineyards of Bergerac & St. Emilion. In fact there is so much to see and do, you will be contemplating a return trip before you know it.
Other Activities: canoeing, horse riding, cycling & walking
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Year Purchased: 2005
About the owner: We live in England, having returned from working overseas for many years. We love to travel and enjoy having our little projects. The house was not such a small project but we have enjoyed renovating it over the past few years and continue to improve the back garden. We have now completed the second terrace behind the house which gives a great view of the river over the roof top. We enjoy the weather, stunning scenery, the history of the area and the relaxed French way of life. It always feels like home!
Why the Owner Chose Beynac-et-Cazenac, Dordogne, France:
We fell in love with the region when travelling through France. The scenery is breathtaking and there is so much history. We bought the property because we thought it had so much potential and it is in such a unique location with such spectacular views - we would love to retire here or spend at least 6 months a year here in the future.
A house needs to be lived in and letting it in the interim is an ideal way of doing this while sharing the lovely location with others.
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The house is in such a unique location with such breathtaking views - I still have to stop and just gaze at the views 9 years down the line. The location of the house also provides an ideal base for exploring the Dordogne region, with its beautiful views, medieval castles, Bastide (walled) villages, pre-historic history, caves and enjoying the relaxed French culture. There is also a wide variety of activities for the more active holidaymaker.
It has all essential amenities within easy walking distance and yet within a short drive provides a variety of activities to suit all holidaymakers.
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Main Bedroom (15 sq.m) with beams, exposed stone wall and ensuite bathroom.
Spacious Lounge (with views of the Dordogne) leading to the Kitchen/Diner.
Fully Equipped Kitchen/Diner (19 sq.m) with river views from the balcony.
Fayrac Castle from Bedroom 2
Bathroom 2 with Walk-in Shower, Basin and WC. Door leading to Utility Room.
New Upper Terrace with Stunning Views of the Valley
Path en Route to the Castle
Canoeing on the Dordogne
The Oldest Building in nearby Sarlat
Our House (circled) Directly below Beynac Castle - Taken from the Beach
River Views from the Kitchen Balcony with Views of Beach on the opposite bank.
View of the Quay from the Kitchen Balcony
Ensuite Bathroom to Main Bedroom with WC, Bidet, Basin and Bath with Shower.
Bedroom 2 with Double Bed with stunning views of Fayrac Castle.
Attic Bedroom with 2 Single Beds with Beautiful View Over the River
Secluded Garden Terrace, with a large Bar-B-Q, 2 Sunbeds, 2 Tables and 6 Chairs.
Hotel du Chateau in Beynac Main Street
Marquayssac Topiary Gardens with wonderful views of the whole valley
Sarlat la Caneda in Bloom - 6 miles from Beynac
Sarlat la Caneda - medieval town - worth a days visit
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Barack Obama is going to issue a memorandum that will have the effect of granting benefits to the same-sex partners of federal employees. This is good news and overdue. It's also something that I doubt McCain - Dick Cheney's newfound support for Gay rights aside - would have done.
Wednesday, June 17, 2009
10 comments:
- The Law Talking Guy said...
It's a small crumb amid a host of indications that the Obama administration is deprioritizing gay rights. Defending DOMA in court last week is another example (admittedly, that is the AG's normal duty to defend the laws on the books, but he could still have declined to do so). At least it's something. What we need to do is outlaw all discrimination in the federal government, including the military. Then challenge DOMA. These are moral issues. Obama talks a good talk on morality. As soon as the health care bill is enacted, he's better follow through.
- Raised By Republicans said...
Or what? You'll vote Republican? Do you really think the Republicans will do more? Dick Cheney talks a good talk too but we all know what "states rights" means in this case.
- D said...
It doesn't even include health insurance.
What's the point?
This is something that should have been signed on day one. - 8:16 AM
- Dr. Strangelove said...
I wish this had been done earlier too. It does not seem to be a huge step, nor a controversial one, particularly. But to be fair, the Obama administration has a ton on its plate, and gay rights are (at least to me) a lesser priority than health care and the economy. Some health benefits are included, but apparently enrollment in certain programs is limited by law to spouses, and (thanks to DOMA) it would take legislation to change that. And so we wait.
- Raised By Republicans said...
I will concede that the Obama administration is not breaking any speed records on equality for homosexual citizens. I would prefer a faster, more aggressive pace.
However, half-assed progress is better than no progress at all. - 9:33 AM
If gay folks can be patient a little longer, these things will change. Obama is trying to turn a battleship in a bath tub and we need to be patient, I understand that can be difficult. Everyone seems to forget the core element of Barack Obama...he is a consensus builder...that is his very nature, his gift...this takes more time, more than 148 days...after 28 years of basic turmoil and bastardization of our government. He is also privy to much more information that we are, so I think we have to trust him...he is also trying to keep the lid on this country..if he went all out on the social issues we face, there would be violence...there are millions of Americans who truly hate the social agenda of liberals...so this has to be done with a deft hand...let's give the man a chance.
William Wallace - 12:03 PM
- The Law Talking Guy said...
It's important that Obama not only get pressure from the right. If so, he will naturally respond to that pressure.
The "or what", RBR, is not spread the good word and volunteer in 2012. My vote is one thing, my passion and time is another. - 12:21 PM
- The Law Talking Guy said...
I agree with W.Wallace, however, that the time for judging Obama on these issues is in a year or so, not now.
- Raised By Republicans said...
"The "or what", RBR, is not spread the good word and volunteer in 2012. My vote is one thing, my passion and time is another."
Fair enough.
I also agree with William Wallace. Now, WW, go paint your butt blue and moon some Republicans just like in the movie. :-) - 1:17 PM
RBR....I don't have to paint my butt, it is naturally black and blue from 8 years of the Bush administration.


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| What are 23 Envelope and v23? Have any of their designs been released separately? Are any of these designs collected in book form? Where can I obtain books and posters? Have v23 now left 4AD? What was "Is Minty a Man"? Who has collaborated with v23 and 23 Envelope? Have they had monographs published? |
What are 23 Envelope and v23? | ||
23 Envelope was the team of Vaughan Oliver (graphic design and typography) and Nigel Grierson (photography), who designed the artwork for almost all 4AD releases until 1987. After this point, Vaughan Oliver continued to work for 4AD as v23, collaborating with Chris Bigg, Simon Larbalestier and others. |
Where can I obtain books and posters? | ||
The first poster set is now very rare - you'll have difficulty
fnding that one, although you might find the second and third ones
secondhand. Posters are also sold off singularly quite regularly,
although without the poster tube they can often be creased.
I believe the standard This Rimy River book is now out-of-print but can still be obtained ex-stock from some places: try amazon in the US and Dillons arts bookstore in Covent Garden, London, UK (8 Long Acre, London, WC2E 9LH, +44 171 836 1359). Walzner Artbooks might have a good supply since they specialize in Shinro Otake. 4AD mailorder will also have copies (see Mail Addresses). Arcana Books in California keeps a nice supply of 4AD-related books (see Mail Addresses). First-hand copies are priced around £30 or $50. In London, Shipleys on Charring Cross Road might be worth trying. The limited edition This Rimy River was been selling rather slowly; copies might be available firsthand for around $200. Try Artbooks or 4AD mail order for copies of this. Someone recently wanted to sell his secondhand copy for $400. However, he said he'd only ever looked at the book with rubber gloves on so that price may be worth it to all you SM'ers. Exhibition/Exposition was available in two editions. Get the second edition if possible. No sources on that one, but again shouldn't be too difficult to find. I got mine for £20 but might be more expensive now. Tokyo Salamander and other Shinro Ohtake books are available from artbooks. Price on application, but in November 1997 it was $180. | artbooks amazon |
Have v23 now left 4AD? | ||
Unlike 23 Envelope, v23 have always been "loosely
linked" with 4AD, even if they did occupy the basement of the
label's offices. In 1998 v23 moved into their new premises in
Battersea, and it appears that they are taking on an increasing
number of commissions from places other than 4AD. There was an
article about v23's move from the basement of Alma Road to their
own property; the article is from Computer Arts Issue
14, January 1998 and was located by Andrew Massey. A further
article appeared in the same magazine in the August 1998 edition
profiling some of the newer v23 work.
The offical line from 4AD's Richard Holtzman is that they "are simply moving into their own space. They will continue to work on 4AD material and they will continue to do their own outside work. Over the years as the popularity of v23 grew so has the amount of work they have done on the outside". But it's noticable that 4AD are increasingly working with other designers now, a trend that will probably continue. The fantastic Creative Review magazine included the following paragraph in their December 1998 edition: "Despite splitting from record label 4AD recently, Vaughan Oliver and Chris Bigg's V23 studio continues to create beautiful, ethereal CD covers: 12 Rounds' Pleasant Smell (shown) is due out at Christmas. Oliver and Bigg had to leave the in-house studio at 4AD after the company was forced to "downsize", although Oliver had always worked there on a freelance basis. Now set up on its own, V23 is working on books, CDs and, showing there's no hard feelings, a 4AD catalogue." | computer arts: jan 98 computer arts: aug 98 leaves 4AD |
What was "Is Minty a Man"? | ||
Is Minty a Man inaugurated the 'Visual Arts UK 1996'
year at the University gallery of Vaughan Oliver's alma mater, the
Newcastle Polytechnic from Feb 24 to Mar 29, 1996. In some parts
being based upon the 1994 LA predecessor this rimy
river, the exhibition design incorporated Vaughan Oliver
and v23 work from 1988 to 1996. It drew one of its main
attractions from the first public presentation of the limited edition
catalogue for 'this rimy river'. Later that year it toured Norwich
gallery (May 3 to 25, 1996) and Manchester Cornerhouse (Aug 3 to Sep 25,
1996). The 23 steel buckets with melted LP's placed inside them
decorating every corner of the showrooms have become legendary. One of
these can be found as a symbol on t-shirts and two poster designs having
been available at the newcastle show.
"A lot of words about the history of 23 envelope/v23 and the guys who work there and some interesting info about: 'Oliver's most recent venture, with the Los Angeles production company Satellite Films, has resulted in v23's first television commercials for clients Microsoft, Converse and Sony." |
Who has collaborated with v23 and 23 Envelope? Have they
had monographs published? | ||
This section is rather patchy and needs expanding (anyone?).
| Tomboy films - directors artbooks - shinro ohtake Simon Larbalestier - The Art and Craft of Collage Simon Larbalestier - website |
Comments and updates to firstname.lastname@example.com please. | Bibliography, Books and Magazines >> |


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Interesting Wildflower
It seems that whenever a lovely plant in one of our NYC parks catches my eye, it ends up to be an invasive species. I shouldn't like it - BAD PLANT! Somehow, I usually still do. I had all but given up on finding a new, beautiful NATIVE plant in my local park when I stumbled on this gem. It was a gloomy, overcast day in Prospect Park and I was walking up the Ravine path that leads from Center Drive to the Fallkill Falls. Out of the corner of my eye, I spied several brilliant exclamation points in the dark woodland understory. I wondered how I'd ever managed to overlook this plant. The fruit's spiky outer husk reminded me of lychee nuts. The combination of fuchsia and orange dangling from delicate green stems was eye-popping. I grabbed my camera and took a few photos. Thumbing through my plant guides at home didn't turn anything up so I typed into Google's search window, "plant with spiky pink and orange fruit". It was too easy as a match showed up in the first line of images - Euonymus americanus. This native plant is also known as American Strawberry-bush. Another common name, which I prefer, is "Hearts-a-burstin". How about "Eyes-a-poppin'"?


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US household incomes fell more in the two years following the end of the recession than during the downturn itself, according to a New York Times report published on its website.
A study by two former Census Bureau officials said inflation-adjusted income fell 6.7 percent, to $49,909, between June 2009 — when the recession ended — and June 2011, the newspaper said.
During the recession — from December 2007 to June 2009 — household incomes fell less than half of that, 3.2 percent, according to the report.
The bigger drop in the two years after the recession suggests why Americans feel a growing sense of anxiety about the nation's economic prospects even as the economy has been growing since the recession ended.
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As Pascal pointed out the last photo I posted of this scene was really flat (and he is 100% right). I just happened to retake this photo 20 minutes ago before I read the comment. If you notice the snow keeps melting and I keep expecting it to be totally gone.
I couldn't get the similar angle, because cars are parked in the spot. I didn't spend a lot of time composing the photo (same with the previous photos). There are two young children who live in the apartment. Of course all grown men with cameras are unsavory types (wink, wink) and I didn't want to make it appear that I was photographing them (or their patio door).
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4 days later (the flat photo).
If the scene still exist later today, there may be another photo in the works.
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this is more pascal like, hehe


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Edward V of England
Edward V | |
King of England; Lord of Ireland | |
Reign | 9 April 1483 – 22 June 1483 |
Predecessor | Edward IV |
Successor | Richard III |
Protector | Richard, Duke of Gloucester |
House | House of York |
Father | Edward IV |
Mother | Elizabeth Woodville |
Born | Westminster |
2 November 1470
Died | Expression error: Unrecognized punctuation character "{"., 1483 The Tower of London (assumed) |
Burial | Westminster Abbey (assumed) |
Edward V (2 November 1470– 1483) was the King of England from 9 April 1483 until he was removed two months later, on 25 June 1483.
Early life[change | change source]
Edward was born at Westminster while his father, King Edward IV of England, was in exile in Burgundy. The King, Henry VI, said his mother and his sisters would be safe if they stayed at the abbey.[1] When Edward IV came back and took over the throne again, Edward became his heir and was given the title "Prince of Wales". Edward IV thought it would be right for the Prince of Wales to rule Wales, so he sent little Prince Edward to live in Ludlow Castle, where the Council of Wales met.[2] The prince was helped by his uncle, Anthony Woodville, Earl Rivers, and began to learn how to be a ruler. His mother, Queen Elizabeth, was often with him, and his father, the king, also visited.
The prince spent most of his time at Ludlow until he was twelve, when his father the king suddenly died. The prince had to go straight to London to take the throne, and his uncle, Earl Rivers, went with him. On the way, they were met by another of his uncles, Richard, Duke of Gloucester. The Duke was a younger brother of King Edward IV, and the king had given him the title of "Lord Protector" in the hope that he would look after Prince Edward until he was old enough to be the real king.[3]
Prisoner[change | change source]
Instead of arranging a coronation for the new king, Duke Richard decided to take the throne for himself, and became King Richard III. He sent Prince Edward to live in the Tower of London and wait for his coronation.[1] He also got Edward's younger brother, Prince Richard, Duke of York, to come and live at the Tower. Earl Rivers was executed by Richard.[1] Gloucester was able to convince people that the two young princes were not the legal heirs to the throne. On 25 June 1483, the Parliament said that Richard, Duke of Gloucester, was the legal king.[4] This was because Edward and his other brothers and sisters was declared illegitimate. After Edward IV had died, it was revealed that he had been engaged to a woman named Eleanor Butler, so Edward IV's marriage to his mother Elizabeth Woodville was seen as bigamy.
Missing[change | change source]
After a few months, the two boys disappeared, and what happened to them is still a mystery today. Most people think that the two boys were murdered. They became known as the Princes in the Tower. It is most likely they were killed by their uncle, Richard III. It is also possible that they were killed by Henry VII, who became king two years later.[5]
In 1674, during building work at the Tower, a wooden chest was found under a staircase in the White Tower.[4] It contained the bones of two young boys. It has never been proved that these are the missing princes, but King Charles II had the bones buried in Westminster Abbey.[4] In 1933 the bones were looked at again by scientists who believed that they were the two princes.[5]
References[change | change source]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 "Edward V - the Princes in the Tower". www.englishmonarchs.co.uk. http://www.englishmonarchs.co.uk/plantagenet_13.htm. Retrieved 2009-03-22.
- ↑ "BBC - History - Edward V (c.1470 - 1483)". www.bbc.co.uk. http://www.bbc.co.uk/history/historic_figures/edward_v_king.shtml. Retrieved 2009-03-22.
- ↑ "History of the Monarchy > The Yorkists > Edward V". www.royal.gov.uk. http://www.royal.gov.uk/HistoryoftheMonarchy/KingsandQueensofEngland/TheYorkists/EdwardVdeposed.aspx. Retrieved 2009-03-22.
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 "Edward V - Princes in the Tower". www.middle-ages.org.uk. http://www.middle-ages.org.uk/edward-v.htm. Retrieved 2009-03-22.
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 "Historic Royal Palaces > Home > Tower of London > History and stories > Palace people > Prisoners > Meet the prisoners > Prisoners > Edward V". www.hrp.org.uk. http://www.hrp.org.uk/learninganddiscovery/Discoverthehistoricroyalpalaces/Prisoners/Theprinces.aspx. Retrieved 2009-03-22.


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What are the Some Best Vacuum Sealers for Food When it comes to Cooking?
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A matchless and good vacuum sealer can assist people to keep their favorite food items fresh for longer time while keeping its natural flavors and taste. Moreover, best vacuum sealers are particularly designed for suctioning out the entire amount of air from food packing pouch then closely sealing it. Beside this, there are various other


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3583 Yokley Cv is a single family residence in Memphis, TN 38109. Built in 1960, this property is located on 7,185 sqft lot and features 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom and 1,224 sqft of living space. The estimated market value for this property is $45,000.
The surrounding community of Memphis, TN 38109 has a population of 46,265 residents and 19,485 housing units. Many of the homes in this area were built in 1960 or earlier. The nearby schools are poor and include Ford Road Elementary School, Mitchell Middle High School and Southwest Career And Technical School. 3583 Yokley Cv is located in a neighborhood where the median household income is $29,648.


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"In recent times, we have gotten so used to young blacks having sky-high unemployment rates that it will be a shock to many readers of Williams' "Race and Economics" to discover that the unemployment rate of young blacks was once only a fraction of what it has been in recent decades. And, in earlier times, it was not very different from the unemployment rate of young whites."
A Race-And-Economics Eye-Opener - Investors.com
Monday, May 02, 2011
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Murray sez:
Thank heaven for black writers like Sowell who tell it like it is. Our paper down here carries his column occasionally. I never miss it. He and Charles Krauthammer are always worth the read. - 5/02/2011 10:52 AM
- Norma said...
I've never read a Sowell column that wasn't well crafted and completely believable.
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April 20th-23rd 2012 :: 10 Year Anniversary! :: Theme: Tiny World
Little boy controls american Drone
by havchr - 48 Hour Compo Entrymore "art"-game "anti"-game.
I wanted to go for a game with a top-down tilted view, and a tilt-shift effect.
I should have spent more time on game-design, but at least I implemented some path-finding which I can reuse later.
Downloads and Links
#101 | Graphics | 3.83 |
#204 | Mood | 3.10 |
#206 | Audio | 3.04 |
#296 | Humor | 2.50 |
#362 | Innovation | 3.09 |
#493 | Overall | 2.87 |
#670 | Theme | 2.52 |
#680 | Fun | 2.35 |
#824 | Coolness | 35% |
Very nice visuals and sounds with very simple, yet still quite fun gameplay. Too bad there wasn't more
Cool concept, and I the youtube frame is brilliant. Excellent music too - I stopped shooting halfway so I could just listen to it :)
Pretty interesting concept! If I understand it correctly it's about the perspective of a helicopter pilot who has to shoot apparent terrorists, but because he's up so high they seem so small and insignificant, so he doesn't care about them as humans or something and he has to obey orders.
I really like the graphical thing you did with everything going all wobbly :3 and music was neat too :)
I like that you used the video game to convey your message about war and the media. The gameplay itself wasn't anything new however but maybe that was the point.
Graphics were your strongest element here - the youtube frame is such a simple addition, but changed so much of how I saw what I was doing. I wish you had in incorporated the text into the video style more like as a timecode.
I think had you left your message till the end and removed the points, I think it would have caused people to think about what they were just participating in and WHY they just killed a bunch of people.
Not really sure what is going on here but I like the general feel of it.
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Disney/Marvel Update: 'Avengers' in 3D; Walt Disney Animation Announces New Project Titled 'Frozen', and More
As we ease into the holiday weekend, not everyone in Hollywood has left town early. There's still news out there – and we've got some intriguing comic book movie updates to wrap up your Thursday.
First up, Disney has finally confirmed that Joss Whedon's The Avengers will be post-converted to 3D. This news isn't particularly surprising to anyone who's been following the film's development or recent trends in Hollywood, but after the uproar over JJ Abrams' announcement this week that Star Trek 2 would probably be post-converted, it's interesting that The Avengers news hasn't generated quite as much outrage…yet, anyway. We're not big fans of post-conversion 3D (if you want to make a movie in 3D, shoot it in 3D), but with a proper amount of time and dedication, it doesn't have to be an automatic disaster. Hopefully, Marvel and Disney will take their time and get it right with The Avengers, which is already shaping up to be a big deal for the companies and comic films in general.
The more interesting Marvel news revolves around Disney's decision to change the release date of one of its upcoming 2014 releases, moving the unnamed project from a June 27th opening date to April 4th. That's a big deal for a number of reasons – first off, June 27th is in the heart of summer movie season, and titles released in that window are prestigious films expected to do big business. Early April releases? Not so much. Could this be a sign that Marvel and Disney are already losing faith in a project they haven't even officially named? Perhaps – but it's arguably too soon to tell.
The other intriguing element about the date shift is how it affects Marvel's other 2014 summer release, which is also unnamed and scheduled for a May 16th debut. That means Marvel will have two new films in theaters in the span of six weeks, which could have one film cannibalizing the other's potential profits.
Speculation is running rampant as to what each film might be. Marvel hasn't announced what projects will fill these slots, but early buzz indicates that many expect one of the films to be the Captain America sequel. The other could possibly be Edgar Wright's Ant-Man, the long-rumored Dr. Strange adaptation, or Runaways – or it could be something else entirely.
If Captain America is one of the films, it seems a given that it will take the more lucrative May release slot. An April release seems more fitting for one of the other titles, which doesn't have the built in audience of Captain America. Are Marvel and Disney developing a case of cold feet when it comes to bringing some of their lesser known characters to the big screen and lowering their expectations accordingly? We can't say for sure – but we'll have more guesses when we finally learn what films will fill those slots way ahead in 2014.
In other news, Walt Disney Animation has unveiled that they're working on a new project named Frozen. While various sources assumed this was the title for their upcoming dinosaur film, such is not the case according to Coming Soon. We can also confirm that this is not a hilarious animated remake of the Adam Green film with the same name, although we'd pay to see that.
Instead, this Frozen is an adaptation of The Snow Queen -- a Hans Christian Andersen fairytale from 1845. The long in-development project (which has been in the works for over a decade) is apparently on again. It was originally slated to be Disney's hand-drawn follow-up to The Princess and the Frog, but that fell through. No definitive word yet on whether it will still be hand drawn, but Bleeding Cool believes it will be.
What we do know is that Frozen is back in production and scheduled for release on November 27th, 2013. We'll keep you posted as more details emerge.
[via /Film]
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