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Exotic and organic design jewelled earrigns. Beautiful sparkle gems and unique design.
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Quite possibly one of the cutest organic baby dresses I've EVER seen. Perhaps, one of the cutest dresses period (via Design Is Mine)
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this dress is classy, playful, and durable! made of organic corduroy, it's meant for frolicking!
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WalMart has a terrific line of organic tees available right now for $4-8. The designs were collaborated by big starts like Beyonce & Jewel.
We have never used a foundation as good as this. It feels light on the skin, and it doesn't make our skin break out or flake. Most importantly, it covers redness!
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I'm a huge fan of this eco-friendly gift pack for kids. A toy, a feel good book, and an eco-friendly tote bag make this the perfect gift for an aspiring environmentalist. - plus, it's cute to boot. My new go-to gift idea.
Lovely sleep sack made from organic cotton fleece. These sacks are a lot safer than blankets since they can't get twisted around necks and faces.
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A Cote de Boeuf Recipe Courtesy of Chef Pierre Gagnaire
A Cote de Boeuf recipe – or more correctly, Côte de Bœuf recipe – from superstar French Chef Pierre Gagnaire became one of our most memorable souvenirs of our stay in Paris but when we posted it to our site we could never have known it would become one of our most read stories.
This cote de boeuf recipe was almost a couscous recipe too! Back in the spring of 2010 in Paris, about a quarter of the way through our 12 month global grand tour, we asked the legendary French chef Pierre Gagnaire his opinion as to what the quintessentially Parisian dish was that I should learn to cook in Paris for our series The Dish.
We could never have expected that, firstly, the chef would say 'couscous', and secondly, when we urged Pierre to choose something more traditionally French (as we'd just come from Morocco), that his Côte de Bœuf or cote de boeuf recipe would become one of our most-read posts.
A Cote de Boeuf Recipe Courtesy of Chef Pierre Gagnaire
"Think of a dish that you would tell someone they had to have if they came to Paris," I prompted. After what seemed like an eternity, Chef Gagnaire, who had his head bowed, elbow on knee and chin in hand, raised his head, eyes sparkling, and pronounced: "Couscous!"
"Couscous?!" Lara and I both exclaimed. While it wasn't the suggestion we were hoping for, the chef had a point.
Old-school Paris may be struggling with issues of cultural and national identity, and some Parisians were indeed struggling with the city's increasing cosmopolitanism, as Lara had discovered on a walk with an academic that explored the Paris' multiculturalism.
However, Parisians had firmly embraced the food of the Maghreb and couscous was a common dish found in many bistros, cafés, and take-away food joints across the city.
Having just travelled from Marrakech and Essaouira, where I made lamb tajine, we couldn't possibly settle on couscous, regardless of how multicultural Paris is these days. Once I explained this, without hesitation Pierre declared "Côte de bœuf!" Perfect. I had secretly hoped he'd say this.
The previous year we had the privilege of being flies on the wall for a night in Pierre Gagnaire's Dubai kitchen when he made one of his regular visits to his restaurant Reflets. That night, as Pierre's head chef Olivier Biles fired orders of côte de bœuf so colossal, so fragrant, and so delicious, I had trouble focussing on anything else going on.
Olivier would send out the cote de boeuf in a cast iron pot to show the customers the meat they would be getting before it hit the oven to complete the cooking. The huge chunks of beef had been seared and were surrounded by thyme sprigs burning like incense. The aroma of the dish was amazing.
So, after a long and very enjoyable lunch at Pierre's Paris restaurant, we strolled across to the chef's office so we could get his opinion on what to make in the hope that he would share his cote de boeuf recipe and some tips on how to cook this great hunk of burning beef.
Five minutes a side on the grill, ten minutes in the oven, and ten minutes rest, he said. Simple as that.
I asked Pierre about the thyme that I had noticed being used in Dubai and he smiled, as he knew how tantalising the perfume of those little twigs made the dish. He said that the thyme could go either in the pan or in the oven with the meat. He also said he liked to use a little butter, a squeeze of lemon juice, and a touch of vinegar at the end.
The chef's cote de boeuf recipe and cooking tips were the first of many welcome pieces of advice I'd receive over the next days. Every time I mentioned it, there were words of wisdom and some very strong opinions on how to make this quintessentially French dish. There was "serve it with pommes frites", "cook it bleu (rare)", but the most common response was just "Ooohh, côte de bœuf! Oh la la!"
Pierre said he preferred to eat his with pomme noisettes (potatoes carved into a hazelnut-shape) pepper, sauce béarnaise, and a fresh salad, or perhaps with potato Dauphinoise (layered slices of potato baked in milk and/or cream and a little cheese).
What was most critical, the chef said, was that we used meat from a good butcher as Parisians liked to eat it rare and the quality was important. His favourite butcher is Hugo Desnoyer – the go-to guy in Paris for quality cuts of meat. The cut used for côte de bœuf is actually a bone-in ribeye steak, but cut very thick through the ribs.
In the end, in keeping with the theme of our trip, I settled for a local butcher who had been recommended to me, some 200 metres from the apartment. The butcher first asked me how many people the beef was for and suggested a 'double cut', which is normal for a côte de bœuf for two – generally you can only order it for two. This was around 1.2kgs of meat and bone.
The butcher then asked whether it was for the barbecue or the pan. As it was for the pan, he trimmed the bone off and expertly trimmed some of the excess fat that runs through the cut and tied the meat up with string, placing the fat back on the outside of the cut. Beautiful.
But before we left, the butcher issued a stern warning: "Deux minutes!", he said, while indicating with his hands in true French mime style that I should cook each side for two minutes before placing it in the oven. "Dix minutes," he continued, miming the resting of the beef by placing his hands flat. He was insistent, and that's what I love about the passion of someone who loves their ingredients.
Before we get back to the cote de boeuf recipe, it must be noted I made a couple of adjustments to the side dishes. Instead of pomme noisettes or potato Dauphinoise on the side, I went with a rustic mash fortified with mustard and a drizzle of red wine sauce (I'd had a similar side dish at Le Comptoir and loved it), and for a vegetable side I couldn't resist using some of the fresh spring asparagus that was just hitting the markets. I made a sauce béarnaise for dipping both the beef and the asparagus into.
The bone-in ribeye steak is a delicious cut of meat but it is also an expensive cut, so if you're unsure about oven temperatures or how to judge the doneness of the meat, use a meat thermometer. You don't want to get this wrong!
- 1kg (2.2 pounds) trimmed côte de bœuf (bone-in ribeye) at room temperature
- Salt and pepper
- 2 small bunches of thyme, tied with kitchen string
- 100g (3.5oz) salted butter
- Splash of olive oil
- Make sure that your meat is at room temperature.
- Heat an oven-proof sauté pan to high on the stove and set the temperature of the oven to 200˚C (395˚F).
- Do not season the meat unless you want to steam it (and trust me, you don't).
- Add the butter and a dash of olive oil to the pan.
- Pat dry the meat before placing it carefully in the hot pan. Add a bunch of thyme to the pan.
- You want a good dark crusty exterior for the meat, so don't move or turn it until you get it; this should take around 3 minutes per side, or 5 if you have a crappy electric stovetop.
- Once both sides are cooked, I like to set the other bunch of thyme on fire, get it really smoking, add it to the pan, and partially cover the pan. This should take a couple of minutes to get a decent aroma through the meat.
- Place the meat in the oven; it should be around 10 minutes to get to rare to medium-rare.
- Remove the meat from the oven and rest covered in a warm place. Not you, the meat.
- Traditionally, côte de bœuf is sliced at the table and served.
- The next day if you haven't finished the beef, you're going to have the best beef and mustard sandwiches of your life!
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Lisa Bergren
What's in your "red wine sauce" drizzle? Nom, nom…
Oh. Oh my …!
I recently had bistecka fiorentina in Florence (funnily enough), which I'm guessing is done pretty much the same way. A-MA-ZING. Coming (as I do) from a beef farming family, I'm a big appreciator of a quality piece of rare meat. Yum …
Ah, OK. That's good to know. I didn't know the details of the cut. Interesting that the Fiorentina even specifies the breed – that's taking pickiness to a whole new level!
Wow! Love the Cote de Bouf recipe!!! You are Amazing!!! Love your website!
Michael Chommie
This has become my "go to" cote de boeuf recipe — the "flaming thyme" fills the kitchen with yummy aromas. Simple but brilliant! Merci Terrance and Co. !
Chevry, FRANCE
chef zadi
charolais beef. by the way, i enjoyed gagnaire's couscous comment very much.
Sounds delicious!
I'm guessing that serves 2? How would you do it for 4, with a bigger cut for longer and brown the sides too? Or cook 2 separate joints?
Hey Terence, thanks for the response. Fortunately I've got two ovens, so I can probably cook one in each! Lid on or off when in the oven?
Just made this tonight, my husband and I ooohed & aaahed about its fabulousness…thanks to you I'm not afraid of beef anymore, I've alway seemed to overlook, buy NO MORE – Yay! Served with asparagus as you had done, also perfectly done, along with new potatoes in butter and fresh parsley. I think the cooking Gods were with me tonight!! Topped off with strawberry and rhubarb tartlets (and a dollop of ice cream) Truly a memorable dinner, thank you for your website and great advice!! LA
Your recipe sounds absolutely delicious. Does it work with a heavier cut, such as one that weighs 1.75 kilos? If so, how much longer should it roast in the oven?
Just tried this for the first time. Great recipe, thanks!

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Murrysville Hero Walk set for Saturday
This Saturday, hundreds of local walkers will show their support for veterans as they walk the streets of Murrysville.
The first Murrysville Area PA Hero Walk will take place Saturday morning with several legs that will bring as many as 1,000 supporters to the streets.
Participants have four options, said Rob Hunter, director of recreation for Murrysville.
All four options avoid Route 22.
A 5.5-mile walk through the eastern portion of the municipality will begin at Tractor Supply along Route 22.
Participants will walk along Old William Penn Highway to Franklin Regional High School.
A shorter walk from the western border of Murrysville will begin in the parking lot at Ladd Wagner Insurance and proceed along Old William Penn Highway to the high school.
The two groups will meet at the school campus and walk 3.9 miles, along with other participants, to Murrysville Community Park.
Walkers who are unable to complete the full Hero Walk can meet at the intersection of Sinan Farm and Evans roads at 11:30 a.m. to walk the final one-mile stretch to the veterans monument at the park.
The municipality will enact several brief road closures and delays between 10 a.m. and noon, including a 30-minute closure of Tarr Hollow Road beginning at 10:30 a.m. Other roads that will be affected include the intersection of Tarr Hollow and North Hills roads, School Road, North Hills Road, the intersection of North Hills and Windover roads, and Evans road.
Parking is available at the high school and at the park, Hunter said. Shuttles will transport walkers and spectators, as needed.
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Casts of BEAUTIFUL & AFTER MIDNIGHT to Perform at Bloomingdale's this Week in Anticipation of 2014 Tony Awards
The Tony Awards and Bloomingdale's have announced a series of specialty experiences for theater fans leading up to the 68th-Annual Tony Awards, broadcast live from Radio City Music Hall Sunday, June 8, on CBS.
Starting this week, cast members from Aladdin, Beautiful - The Carole King Musical and After Midnight will appear in-store at Bloomingdale's (1000 3rd Avenue) with performances, ticket giveaways, photo opportunities and CD signings. The appearance schedule is as follows:
May 15 - Appearance by Aladdin's own Princess Jasmine, Courtney Reed
May 20 - Beautiful - The Carole King Musical performance
May 22 - After Midnight performance
The cast of A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder performed yesterday, May 13.
Store windows showcasing this season's productions debuted May 9 and will be presented through May 27. Jane Greenwood - this year's recipient of the Special Tony Award for Lifetime Achievement in the Theatre - is honored with a window display of her designs throughout her career, including costumes worn by Anne Hathaway in Twelfth Night, Mary-Louise Parker in Snow Geese and Lily Rabe in As You Like It. Other windows feature "Best Musical" nominees Beautiful - The Carole King Musical, Aladdin, A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder and After Midnight with costumes, sketches and props from each production and show-inspired Bloomingdale's fashions.
Costumes from the most recent productions of Drowsy Chaperone, Follies and Side Show will also be featured on the third floor of Bloomingdale's from May 14 through June 8.
The Tony Awards, hosted by Hugh Jackman, will be broadcast in a live three-hour ceremony from Radio City Music Hall, on the CBS television network on Sunday, June 8, 2014. For more information on the Tony Awards, please visit www.TonyAwards.com.
"It is a rare and wonderful opportunity to get to see costumes from your favorite shows up close and personal, and we are excited to offer that experience to Broadway fans at Bloomingdale's," Heather Hitchens, executive director of the American Theatre Wing, and Charlotte St. Martin, executive director of The Broadway League, said.
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Arthur Murray Dance Studio
Little did Arthur Murray know when he opened the Arthur Murray Dance Studio in 1912 that it would play an integral part in history. It was a dance studio that helped revolutionize direct mail advertising and led Murray to be the first person in the world to broadcast live dance music on the radio. By the 1930s, he had his instructors teaching new dances including "The Big Apple," followed by the "Teeny Banana" on first-class steamship cruises. His instructors moved from steamships to big screens, teaching actors dance moves and starring in such films as Dirty Dancing and Saturday Night Fever. By then, the studio had inspired the hit song "Arthur Murray Taught Me Dancing In A Hurry" by Betty Hutton and the Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra. Today, the studio's name appears on the pages of Vogue, Martha Stewart Wedding, and Sports Illustrated.
Aside from remaining a presence in media and cities around the world, the Arthur Murray Dance Studio gets feet moving by teaching popular dances that include the cha-cha, fox trot, salsa, samba, and swing. The studio instructs on a variety of dances that help people look cool at bar mitzvahs, nightclubs, crosswalks, and anywhere dance is popular.:m]]


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September 8, 2006
by Michael Strecker
Tulane University's Community Health Center at Covenant House, founded last year when Tulane physician Anjali Niyogi set up a card table in the street to serve Hurricane Katrina's first responders, received a $5 million grant today from the State of Qatar.
According to Karen DeSalvo, executive director of the Community Health Center, the Qatar grant will be used to triple capacity at the center by adding six examination rooms and purchasing a mobile medical unit to serve neighborhoods most damaged by Katrina. Money from the grant will also fund salaries for physicians, nurses and other support staff and to purchase equipment and supplies.
The Tulane grant was announced, along with gifts to other institutions and agencies, at a 10 a.m. press conference today at the National Press Club in Washington D.C. Today's grants are the final disbursement of a $100 million pledge Qatar made to victims of Hurricane Katrina last September.
In that first round of gifts Tulane received a $10 million grant from the People of Qatar via the Qatar Katrina Fund, which the university is using to provide scholarships for students who suffered losses from Hurricanes Katrina and Rita.
The Qatar Katrina Fund was originally announced in September 2005 by His Highness Sheikh Hamad Bin Khalifa Al-Thani, Amir of the State of Qatar. The first group of gift recipients was announced in May 2006 by His Excellency Nassir Al-Khalifa, Qatar's Ambassador to the United States.
"We are indebted to the State of Qatar and its people for their continued support of our university and community," Tulane University President Scott Cowen said. "Through gifts like this Tulane and New Orleans will emerge from Katrina stronger, safer and healthier."
The Tulane Community Health Center at Covenant House, located at 611 N. Rampart Street in downtown New Orleans, has served more than 7,800 patients since the storm. Services include adult primary care, mental health counseling, geriatric care and health education. Spanish translation services are also available. The center's services are currently free but will soon be provided on a "pay-what-you-can" basis.
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Made a living through a series of commercial works while also occasionally wrote articles for Blunt, Bikini, and Big Brother Magazines, Johnny then came up with an idea to create an unusual column of his wacky experience which included an act of shooting pepper spray or stun gun toward himself in 1996. Bringing this unique concept to Jeff Tremaine, the Big Brother's editor, a year later, he instead was suggested to record the stunts in video format and the result was �Big Brother Video Trilogy.� Surprisingly, it became an underground cult hit across the country, creating a buzz that certainly brought Johnny's name to the surface that led him to sign a propitious deal with MTV for developing �Jackass� in the year 2000.
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RIM BlackBerry Curve 8900 Review
0. phoneArena posted on 06 Feb 2009, 10:27
The Curve 8300 series has been an immensely successful line for RIM, helping push the manufacturer out of the board room and into the family room. There have been attempts at consumer friendly devices since, such as the Pearl and Storm, but nothing has quite hit the sweet spot like the Curve. So, how do you create a follow up to arguably the best device you've ever put out? Make ...
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1. remixfa (Posts: 14605; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
love how in your initial comments, you talk about the other attempts at media devices like the "pearl and storm". dude, the storm just came out, already sold over 1 million units (and its on bogo now with all other blackberries on VZW), sells like wildfire, and you act like it was yesterdays news. Ugh.
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didn't the pearl come out before the curve?
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i've seen the youtube video player on this, and to be honest it made the thirteen inch in my bedroom look like caca, lmfao
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It is said there will be a 8930 for CDMA users? Anymore info on when?


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Mount Union handed out a severe dose of Capital punishment Saturday afternoon.
The Purple Raiders got off to another fast start and demolished the Crusaders 62-0 at Mount Union Stadium. Division IIIs top-ranked team scored three touchdowns in the first quarter and then added 31 more points before halftime to win its 60th straight home game.
Senior safety Isaiah Scott had two interception returns for touchdowns for the first time in his career. He opened the scoring with an 84 yarder that stopped Capital (1-5, 1-4 Ohio Athletic Conference) from taking advantage of a Mount Union fumble on the games first series. Scott broke several tackles near midfield before racing to the end zone for the 7-0 lead with exactly 12 minutes left in the first quarter.
That was a great call by coach (defensive coordinator Vince Kehres) to go Cover-2 and I just saw the receiver break the route and looked at the quarterback and there was the ball, said Scott. I just wanted to make a play for my team after we fumbled the ball.
His second pick came with 7:20 left in the half and covered 40 yards. It was his first multi-interception game since he had three against Wesley (Del.) in the national semifinal last season.
Ive never had two picks for scores at any level, said Scott.
Scotts interceptions were not the only big plays of the half.
Sophomore quarterback Kevin Burke completed a pair of long touchdowns 57 and 63 yards, respectively to senior wide receiver Jasper Collins. Burke also scored a rushing touchdown from 40 yards out his longest rush of the season that made it 21-0 after the first quarter.
We generated our own momentum after the early fumble on their side of the field and we stepped up and made the plays, said Mount Union head coach Larry Kehres. Everything just snowballed from that point (Scotts interception).
The lead grew to 24-0 early in the second quarter on a 25-yard field goal from senior Tyler Almeida. Mount Union went ahead 38-0 after Collins and Scotts second TD's. Burke finished just 5-of-10 but for 158 yards and the two touchdowns. He added 71 yards rushing.
The final two scores came in the last three minutes when sophomore quarterback Roman Namdar hit senior wide receiver Julius Moore for a 28 yarder and a 45-0 lead.
Namdar completed 9-of-10 passes for 107 yards and a TD. Hes now 31-of-33 passing on the season as the backup signal caller.
Roman has really impressed and come on since the middle of his freshman year (last year), said Kehres. Hes a very poised young man with a great arm. Hes also very fast.
Senior running back T.J. Lattimore, who had the fumble on Mount Unions first possession, broke off a 62-yarder with 1:28 left in the half for the 52-0 advantage.
The Purple Raiders (6-0, 5-0) held a 382-71 advantage in first half yardage despite running just two less offensive plays 33 to 31 than the Crusaders. The final yardage for the game was 518-107 and Mount Union forced four turnovers.
The shutout was the fifth in a row for Mount Union and marked the second time in three years they blanked Capital at Mount Union Stadium. For the season, the Purple Raiders have now outscored the opposition 336-7 through six games.
The defense has three keys (to success): experience, speed and great tackling, said Kehres.
Capital 0 0 0 0 0
Mount Union 21 31 7 3 62
MTU Scott, 84 interception return, 12:00 1st (Almeida kick).
MTU Collins, 57 pass from Burke, 9:02 1st (Almeida kick).
MTU Burke, 40 run, 6:38 1st (Almeida kick).
MTU Almeida, 25 field goal, 10:25 2nd.
MTU Collins, 63 pass from Burke, 8:09 2nd (Almeida kick).
MTU Scott, 40 interception return, 7:20 2nd (Almeida kick).
MTU Moore, 28 pass from Namdar, 3:35 2nd (Almeida kick).
MTU Lattimore, 62 run, 1:28 2nd (Almeida kick).
MTU Simon, 15 run, 5:44 3rd (Spearman kick).
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The cancellation on October 12 of the three-mile temporary flight restriction (TFR 9841) encircling the World Trade Center, which had closed New York City's three Manhattan heliports to civil operations for more than four weeks after September 11, buoyed the spirits of the helicopter community represented by the Eastern Region Helicopter Council. But keeping those heliports open remains one of the council's chief concerns, and in some ways the task has become even more difficult.
"September 11 happened, but the world kept going and we still have to deal with a lot of issues," said Matt Zuccaro, special advisor to the ERHC board of directors, at the council's annual meeting. After a month of virtually no civil helicopter operations over Manhattan and anticipated reduced operations after that, he expected renewed activity from anti-helicopter groups. "Flying neighborly is going to be even more of a concern after the airspace opens up again," he said. "The bad news is that people [in New York City] have not heard a civil helicopter for a month–and the citizens are afraid."
Of Manhattan's three (open) heliports–Wall Street, East 34th Street and West 30th Street–Wall Street has the most secure future, at least until 2005, when the Port Authority lease expires. "AIP funding will run out then and New York City will take over the heliport," Zuccaro explained. However, he does not see this as a major problem.
East 34th Street, north of Wall Street on the East River, is in the process of having its special-use permit renewed. The local community board does not object to the renewal as long as current operating restrictions are maintained, including operating hours and the prohibition of helicopter air-tour operations. Helicopter operations in the city have been a political football over the years and the ERHC stays politically neutral, but according to Zuccaro, New York City mayor Rudolph Giuliani's administration "was sensitive to the needs of the business community and the importance of helicopter operations to that community."
After the November 6 elections, Zuccaro told AIN that he expects the administration of mayor-elect Michael Bloomberg to continue this same attitude. Bloomberg, a wealthy Republican, has said his prime focus will be the rebuilding of the city's infrastructure and economic base.
A factor influencing the future of the heliport at West 30th Street is the proposed expansion of the Jacob Javits Convention Center that sits catty-cornered from the heliport across the West Side Highway. The heliport needs upgrading or replacement and the FAA has already allocated money to the city's Economic Development Corporation (EDC) to conduct a study examining the options.
"The problem is that the city, state and FAA will not put 10 cents into constructing the heliport," Zuccaro said. A logical spot could be Pier 72, which is no more than old pilings right now, but the location could depend on which way the convention center expansion takes place. If it is expanded to the south, the Pier 72 location would be ideal, placing the heliport directly across the highway from the new sections of the facility. If Jacob Javits is expanded to the north, however, the area across from Pier 72 is slated to become a park–not a particularly tolerant neighbor for a heliport. The EDC is in the process of formulating requests for proposals for the study, which Zuccaro said could be awarded in the next few months.
Air Pegasus has been operating the West 30th Street heliport for 21 years. Owner Al Trenk told the gathered ERHC members, "The message we got was that the city will not finance a new heliport and that the industry will have to do it, the industry being anyone who is interested in doing it. Well, we're interested. We believe we can arrange financing and have been trying to get this message across for a year. Air Pegasus has an economic model we believe will work. All we need is for the city to do its study." Zuccaro and Trenk met after the ERHC gathering and agreed to work together to pursue this goal.
Enhanced Security Procedures
Security, in its many forms, dominated the committee reports and discussions at the meeting, held October 12 to 14 at the Desmond Great Valley Hotel in Malvern, Pa., the dates corresponding with the American Helicopter Museum's annual Rotorfest Weekend at nearby Brandywine Airport. Pat Wagner, chairman of the heliports committee and manager of the 34th Street Heliport, said, "Our heliport is self policed. A person doesn't get five steps into the terminal building before he or she is approached by a staff member." She added that improvements begun before September 11 include a closed-circuit television on the ramp and, in the terminal building, new signs and new rules.
"I'm not hiding behind the security issue" said Bill Wallace of the FAA's rotorcraft office, "but constantly changing notams, TFRs and other restrictions are now simply a fact of life. The National Security Council and Department of Defense have a war on their hands and everything went out the window. I'm not making excuses, but as long as the decisions are in the hands of the Defense Department and FBI, all bets are off. I'm here to tell you I can't tell you anything."
Obviously frustrated, Wallace admitted, "There was no logic to some of the notams issued. For example, flight training was allowed in Enhanced Class B airspace, but not Part 91 corporate operations. An instructor could sign off a student to depart on a solo cross-country flight from an airport inside Enhanced Class B, but that student was not allowed to return to the same airport. There were and are a lot of loose ends, which we're addressing as best we can."
According to one ERHC attendee, the attitude of the security officials making the airspace decisions was based on the simple concept: "It's not going to happen on my watch." Logic–like why were Part 135 charter operations allowed into Enhanced Class B airspace while corporate operators flying known passengers were not–did not enter into their decision making.
Said Zuccaro, "The ultimate goal is to try to get back to as normal operations as we can with the full knowledge that things are not going to be exactly as they were before. There are no more motivated operators, in terms of guaranteeing security to the best of our ability, than the corporate operators because our personnel are in those helicopters. Our pilots are in there and our customers are in there, so who is better motivated to protect them than us? We have everything to gain by protecting ourselves. By protecting our own assets, we protect the public."
ERHC chairman Diane Dowd added, "Many of us are with companies that have already initiated new security measures. In-house security departments have been very proactive since September 11." One company uses secure passwords and codes. If the passengers show up to board the helicopter along with someone the pilots don't know, the real passengers have a code word they can use so that the pilots know they are under duress. The pilots can then make an excuse for not starting the helicopter and call security.
Flight and security information is also being guarded. "Nothing is being done by e-mail anymore," said one pilot. "Flight times and code words are passed on one-on-one."
"Our company security department is now screening every flight," said another. "There's an additional set of eyes looking at every schedule." For obvious security reasons, the ERHC members preferred not to get more specific when discussing what Dowd called "our enhanced security procedures."
Part of the effort to open up the airspace for helicopters has been to try to separate corporate helicopter operations from other general aviation activities in the minds of those making the decisions, although precisely how this could be done was not clear. "I can't believe the security agencies were linking corporate helicopter operators to Cessna 172s," said Roy Resavage, HAI president, at the ERHC meeting. "Most CEOs use their helicopters for business and they need them even more now than they did before September 11." Some operators considered obtaining Part 135 certificates, since such operations were being allowed into Enhanced Class B airspace. But Resavage said, "I don't think getting a Part 135 certificate is the answer. For one thing, it takes a long time to get it and for another, the FAA is watching for 91 operators who are trying to sign onto another operator's 135 certificate. We're working with ERHC, NBAA and FAA to get back operations, and we are getting them back piecemeal. But if there is another catastrophe, I don't know what the reaction will be."
Separating corporate helicopter operations from other Part 91 operations "has nothing to do with any idea that we think there is anything detrimental with the other Part 91 operations," Zuccaro stressed at the meeting. "We're basing the logic on the fact that helicopters are different from fixed-wing aircraft. For example, take the Enhanced Class B airspace. The average general aviation airplane has less of a need to enter that airspace because there are few general aviation airports inside. The core of our whole system [in the Northeast] is located dead center of the Boston, New York and Washington airports. We need access to Manhattan. No one else needs it like we do. I estimate that 95 percent of the helicopters flown into the Manhattan heliports are staffed by full-time professional pilots operating for companies and corporations, most of them major Fortune 100s. We are the only subsegment of Part 91 that cannot reach its primary facilities."
Since the ERHC meeting, Enhanced Class B airspace was lifted from 27 of the 30 cities over which it had been imposed shortly after September 11, leaving only New York, Boston and Washington still restricted at press time. Part 135 and Part 91 IFR operations are allowed in the 18-nm-diameter Enhanced Class B airspace, but not Part 91 VFR operations. So despite the cancellation of the TFR around the World Trade Center on October 12, Part 91 VFR helicopter operations to Manhattan's heliports, which lie within New York's Enhanced Class B airspace, were at press time, still prohibited. However, since the ERHC meeting, several Part 91 corporate helicopter operators in the Northeast had obtained exemptions from the FAA to operate to New York's heliports.
Although on a lesser scale than NBAA and HAI, ERHC has increased its use of its Web site to disseminate information on airspace restrictions and other current issues. Most of the site (www.erhc.org) is open to all, with only the forums restricted to ERHC members.


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The video compiles epic footage from the past seasons and promises a 'better, stronger, faster' new season.
Yahoo! has released the first teaser for "Community" season 6. Offering a nostalgic look back on the past seasons, the video's concept is resurrection which is treated like making a bionic show.
It promises a "better, stronger, faster" and "more awesome" new season. The promo also takes a jab at ratings which caused the show's doom on NBC. "Where we're going...we don't need ratings," a narrator says.
Yahoo! Screen picked up the cult comedy series for a 13-episode sixth season in late June after the network canceled it in May. Series creator Dan Harmon was initially hesitant about the idea of reviving the show, but later changed his mind.
Stars Joel McHale, Gillian Jacobs, Yvette Nicole Brown, Danny Pudi, Alison Brie, Ken Jeong and Jim Rash are all expected to return. Harmon said the new season would arrive "probably sometime after Christmas."


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zzzPhone Claims It's Selling Android Phones
The mysterious zzzPhone has popped back into my inbox, with zzzPhone execs now proclaiming that they're selling low-cost Google Android phones, drop-shipped to you straight from China.
If you haven't followed the zzzPhone saga, they're a small bunch of Americans who went to China to try to build a business selling cheap phones with lots of features direct to Westerners.
I've spoken to both their China-based management team and to zzzPhone's US representative Jesse Nowlin, and I don't think they're scam artists. But I do think they're in over their heads. First, they took a bunch of orders on phones that didn't work in the US, so they couldn't deliver them. Then they started delivering phones, but some of the purchasers seem underwhelmed with what they got. And although I've handled a few of the models - brought to me directly by Nowlin - I haven't seen them successfully deliver a full retail unit to a major reviewer yet.
Also, they still seriously need a Web designer and editor. I quote from their site: "per recent reviews, iPhone has had problems with dropped calls, not working for people with long fingernails, and a secret kill switch has been discovered. NOT FULLY LOCKABLE. zzzphone has none of these problems."
So handle zzzPhone with caution. The word from southern China this week is that they're installing Android on their phones starting this month. Android phones will start being delivered on Nov. 30, their site says. According to zzzPhone's site, their Android model seems to have a large touch screen and slide-out QWERTY keyboard, looking something like the HTC Touch Pro.
The unlocked GSM zzzPhone costs $149 and has two SIM card slots, a 3-megapixel camera and an MP3 player; using zzzPhone's Web site, you can request a range of upgrades including a 7-megapixel camera and GPS system (though one owner reports that the GPS arrived entirely in Chinese.) Their flashiest upgrade, a "real diamond (14 x 1 Carat) on solid gold 18 Karats case," costs $225,000. I'd charge that on a credit card with purchase protection if I were you; you don't want that one to get lost in the mail.
But there's one big thing this shows about the mobile industry: yes, Android is open. Unlike every other smart phone OS I can think of, Android is totally free, so whoever wants to build Android phones can do so.
I foresee a lot of Android activity in China starting right about ... now.Originally published on Gearlog.


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JERUSALEM (Apr. 26)
Adolf Eichmann heard again today at his trial a first-hand recounting of his threats and terror tactics against European Jewish leaders during the Nazi period from one of the few who survived the former Gestapo colonel's extermination program.
Taking over from Chief Prosecutor Gideon Hausner, Assistant Attorney General Jacob Baror put on the stand as an unscheduled prosecution witness 71-year-old Moritz Fleischmann, who had been one of the leaders of the Viennese Jewish community until the eve of the German invasion of Poland.
Mr. Fleischmann was a member of the Vienna City Council and the only survivor among the six Viennese Jewish leaders who were summoned in 1939 by Eichmann to comply with directives for evacuation of Viennese Jewry. The tiny, shrunken one-time Jewish leader – described the terror which engulfed the Jewish population when the Austrian people, particularly the Viennese, embraced nazism with unrestrained enthusiasm.
Looking directly at Eichmann in his bullet-proof dock, Mr. Fleischmann identified the defendant as the person who promised to make Austria. "judenrein." The witness said Eichmann told the six-man delegation that he intended to solve the "Jewish problem" in the "quickest and most efficient manner possible."
The witness said Eichmann surprised the Jewish delegation by quoting an entire page from memory from a history of Zionism written by Dr. Adolf Boehm, a member of the delegation. Clearly aware of the historic impact of the dramatic confrontation, the witness recited crime after crime he attributed to Eichmann. He described several acts of brutality which he personally experienced at the hands of SS men.
The witness recalled that on a visit to a Jewish Community Center in Vienna, an SS–guard at the entrance forced him to wash the floor with a pail of liquid which turned out to be–when he put his hand into it to begin his chore–a kind of acid which burned him. While he was still on the floor, another SS bully dragged out the 70-year-old Chief Rabbi, Dr. Taglich, who was forced to wear a prayer shawl for the occasion and also forced to wash the floor with the same liquid.
Later came the familiar story of mass arrests and deportations of Jews to the Dachau concentration camp and the death notices to wives asking payment of 10 marks for delivery of their husbands' ashes. He listed by name several widows who showed him such notices.
He recalled with vivid detail a September pogrom when he happened to be in a Jewish community hospital. Suddenly at night, Jews with broken limbs and gaping bayonet wounds began to arrive and soon there was not even room on the floor for the victims.
There was open admiration during the three-and-a-half hours of testimony for the diminutive witness who eluded Eichmann's clutches by taking the last train from Vienna to Belgium and then on to London. Dr. Robert Servatius, Eichmann's chief defense counsel, waived cross-examination of Mr. Fleishchmann.
Dr. Franz Mayer, one of the last of the leaders of the Berlin Zionist Federation, was the next witness. He testified that he met Eichmann when he went with a group of other Berlin Jewish leaders ordered to proceed to Vienna to see the operation of the Jewish emigration office established by the Gestapo. Dr. Mayer said that the Eichmann he met then in Vienna was "a rude person behaving like a ruler having life and death power in his hands" The witness declined to repeat in court the obscenities used by Eichmann toward the Jewish leaders.
The leaders told Eichmann they opposed the establishment of such an emigration office in Berlin and a few weeks later Dr. Mayer was called before Eichmann in Berlin and told that the Gestapo had decided to establish a similar office in Berlin. Under that system, the witness said, a Jew entered as a free citizen with rights and property and emerged stateless and dispossessed, owning only an emigration passport stamped "jude" without any visas and with instructions to leave the country within two weeks or go to a concentration camp.
Dr. Servatius, Eichmann's lawyer, suggested to the court that a special Israeli investigator should go to West Germany and Austria to take testimony from former Nazis. The Attorney General, Hausner, said that in view of the political, legal and security problems, he wanted to study the proposal. The court decided to postpone a ruling on admissibility of the disputed depositions until the Attorney General gave a reply to Dr. Servatius' proposal.


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Danny Yoo wrote: >> Now I'm capable of implementing a queue on my own, but for a common >> data structure on which I will be heavily relying I always prefer to >> use a solution that's been well thought out and "peer reviewed" to >> make it as efficient as possible. For example, I remember a very >> clever implementation of queues in Okasaki's Functional Data Structures. > > > You might be thinking of: > > http://schemecookbook.org/view/Cookbook/FunctionalQueue See also: http://ja.soegaard.net/planet/html/soegaard/galore.plt/2/0/batched-queue.scm -- Jens Axel Søgaard
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The heart of New York City is gaining yet another piece of expensive property. The Baccarat Hotel & Residences is setting up shop in one of the priciest areas in the city. The Baccarat is an expensive union between gorgeous design and expensive amenities and service. Starwood Capital Group partnered up with Tribeca Associates to announce that the Hotel & Residences structure will start selling units for the 50 story glass tower. Located off Fifth Avenue and 53rd Street across from Museum of Modern Art, the level of perfection in style and service is going to be off the hook. The prices will range from $3.5 to $60 million for a unit. Buyers will have the option to combine the units which are between 1,000-7,400 square feet.
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CARSON CITY — The U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service is extending for 45 days the comment period on a proposal to list a "distinct population" sage grouse as a threatened species.
Public comments will be accepted through Feb. 10.
The federal agency in October proposed protecting a distinct population along the Nevada-California line under the Endangered Species Act. The proposal would designate about 1.8 million acres as critical habitat.
The service estimates there are only about 5,000 of the birds left.
The so-called bistate sage grouse is separate from the greater sage grouse population, which is also under consideration for protection.
Fish & Wildlife will decide by late 2015 on whether greater sage grouse, which is found in 11 Western states, including Nevada, also warrant protection.


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Neiman Marcus is one of the most exclusive and expensive department stores in the world, that has small in-store boutiques from brands like Chanel, Louis Vuitton, Carolina Herrera, Valentino and many more. Boutiques which can be found Mexico City while taking a walk through the famous Masaryk Street.
The director of Mercedes Benz Fashion Week Mexico, Beatriz Calles, mentioned this prestigious store by saying, "there are a lot nice and high priced things in Neiman Marcus, but as we earn pesos. After paying bills it's almost impossible to buy something there."
This statement is not too far from the truth, where even the most generic brand of makeup is more expensive there than anywhere else.
This store has now become very famous in Mexico after the arrest of Elba Esther Gordilla, who is the leader of the Mexican Union of Education Workers, and was accused of embezzling or rather spend money to pay for her luxuries in the modest sum of 125 million dollars.
What did the Union Queen Elba Esther Gordillo spend some of this money on? Here are a few items.
On several occasions, Gordillo was seen wearing ridiculously expensive clothes and accessories, such as: Louis Vuitton Bracelet with an approximate value of $ 4,000
Several classic Chanel suits worth around $ 20,000 dollars in more than 5 occasions.
Let's not forget also the luxurious mansion in San Diego, California, worth $ 1.7 million dollars and the Hummers with an estimated value of about $ 50,000 each, which were raffled among the Mexican Union of Education Workers (SNTE) members.


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DD is 13.5, she has still has not started her period, she appears to be developing normally, but at a slower rate than her peers, and also her younger sister.
DD has always met her 'bodily' milestones (for want of another description) late, at the later end of her age.
If or when should it be a concern?
If a child develops late all her/his life is this in the range of normal?
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Nature of the title
"Prince of Winterfell" being the title of the Heir of the King of the North would imply that the heir's seat is Winterfell - like Dragonstone is the seat of the Targaryen Heir - and that doesn't add up. Winterfell is the seat of the King himself, not the heir... the books mention that the heir was sometimes given the Wolf's Den, a castle that became part of White Harbour. In the case of Theon it is different because the seat of the King of the Iron Islands is Pyke, Theon is making Winterfell his personal seat... or making it the seat of the heir of the King of the Iron Islands at best.--Gonzalo84 (talk) 19:20, December 29, 2012 (UTC)
Did Theon style himself as "Prince of Winterfell", or is it something that Yara called him sarcastically? That is, do we have a cited quote in which Theon claims such a title?--The Dragon Demands (talk) 05:38, January 12, 2014 (UTC)
- We have the name of the episode, the sarcastic comment of Yara, the fact that Theon claims Winterfell as his seat - not a domain of his father - and the book.--Gonzalo84 (talk) 05:56, January 12, 2014 (UTC)
- Well the episode name isn't in-universe and Yara is being admittedly sarcastic. A Prince could still be only the "Lord" of something. Wait, was he called "the Prince of Winterfell" in A Clash of Kings?--The Dragon Demands (talk) 06:03, January 12, 2014 (UTC)
- Yes, in Theon V, and I quote the book: "I am the Prince of Winterfell!" Theon had shouted. "This is my seat, no man will drive me from it. No, nor woman either!"
- Theon VI: ""Ser Rodrik Cassel and all the lords who have come to his call. I will not run from them. I took this castle and I mean to hold it, to live or die as Prince of Winterfell." and "Here are my terms. You have until evenfall to disperse. Those who swear fealty to Balon Greyjoy as their king and to myself as Prince of Winterfell will be confirmed in their rights and properties and suffer no harm. Those who defy us will be destroyed."


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Official Webby Awards Honoree
My video "Adele's Hello by the Movies" has been selected as an Official Honoree for the 2016 Annual Webby Awards in the Video Remixes/Mashups category. Check it out!
Wilders Hitler mash-up
Made a whole bunch of videos for Dutch satirical TV-show 'Cojones' This is one of 'em.
Dutch video I did for Sky Radio Holland.
wweoawadhm (playlist)
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At the Tate Modern
My film "Chucky Wilders", as well as some additional visuals, will be showcased this weekend at the Tate Modern London, as part of the collection program Undercurrent.