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$300,000 Bentley, Volatile Market Prescription
Rumble Seat columnist Dan Neil reviews the $300,000 Bentley Mulsanne, the Dow soars 4.7% for the week, mining stocks remain stuck in the mud as gold prices soar, Libyan rebels encounter fierce fighting from Gadhafi loyalists and a prescription for volatile markets.
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... sailors fighting and Bonnie Waleed has baffled wages between Gadhafi loyalists on Libyan revolutionize when I have a live report from AAA ... right and right now on the New Saab good afternoon and welcome I'm Simon call's will Wendy Bounds on the volcanic dust ... every prime time special guest Charles Levinson is normally ... in the woods them thank you very much for being Intel's twenty one seven ... we also ... win was the last lap ... Trofimov who's joining us now from Libya and was recently he's now in Tripoli and has recently in Bani Walid ... covering Apple was going on that tell us what is the latest on maps ... the Libyan ... forces there groceries have tried today to seize this evening meeting of the major ... going to be strong Polet province south of the capital Tripoli ... and after having penetrated seeing Acuity aren't insensitive to date the imminent a ... heavy fire from ... heavy weapons ... with the Netherlands there ... has been heavy casualties at the pullback in the mean ... the TV the outskirts of the city ... where is the importance of back in there in the sixties TV ... show ... and yes why were they able to seize any portion of the city we seen some conflicting reports on that ... well they have to have gotten inside a city ... that and instead baby ... seventy ... two ... yards from from the increase in the city ... data in a morning tea and Ben about the new week and prevented the heavy sniper fire and workers in all its ... iron ... appropriately waiting lists so ... and Dom and says it's been a way to the cost of ... the casualties ... and by the evening as were part of its kind ... in their proportions without ... a city that now ... deserts and yes I will have some fun age the huge drop off all of the battles on although he was on then stay with us just what I wanna bring on shelves and the coms AsiaNet one is the significance of Honeywell leads what why is that such a ... raging over ... right well I mean they will leave this sort of the ... the first test of the the rebel fighters ability to them to move into these Ghadafi stronghold ... of Whit which remain C have any well the insert set up and it's all sort of be that that that test that determines whether they can ... you really take control over these babies in ... areas where there's a lot more pro Ghadafi support ... then in the territory's they've they've taken so far this war and Charles I think we've heard it with a one of Ghadafi sons may have dented by money but where is Ghadafi himself does anyone know if he's still in Libya for what they believe that the that the consensus is that he still in Libya on ... that no one knows for sure where he is ... again ... you know ... people to small country that so you know people talk and and and that the rebels to have ... intelligent source you with ... supervisors all over the country even in these Ghadafi stronghold there is an base you know most of the rebel leaders say they believe isn't said op ... but which is in the southwest of the country where in the areas around that that that area to sort of remote southwest as are ... on the no way of knowing you know it's it's the right but that seems to be sort of way but they they think ... it's compact Heyes lap ... and tripling of gas up to the vestibule knowledge which side seems to be winning this Apple right now ... is it isn't in Amman and about the rebels will will pull on to the Ghadafi loyalists or ... not there it all ... he works for the ... Queen was the forces ... that be ... can be GAVI stronghold the senior barrister James and me and goes to get on ... with somewhat more successful rebels did manage to break through the defenses ... but most of the forces Friday there were much more ... than a week ahead Banks and these were the ... cries from the city of Misra to ... Hoover ... crucial themselves and was ... called typewriters there ... can be many many depended on it they were Mawston there was news from Tripoli ... the native groups of ... gunmen from the city with minimal body it's great when we're just holding me ... we're just looking out for ... you show ... it today um from from the war was on themselves when she was itching to ... get an MIT Honda he was saying what if I was I wanted ask a dose of a question but he then answered and which is why a ... thing seen about so much better sentiment and annual meeting he mentioned the Misra fighters have really been sort of ... that that the most battle hardened toughest and most effective rebel fighters ... and talk this weekend is supposed to be fairly important because the transitional Council is close to me I think to get to decide whether to declare ... the country with Raven leasing leaders from from Britain and France Turkey coming and ... I'm the last few days to support this transitional ... Council ... candidate declare it with rain was so much fighting still going on in Ghadafi still ... you know his whereabouts unknown but think that that that the political decision more than it is ... the significance is that you know in just about the control over the territory ... the problem is is that once the declared winner of the great and then that the timeline begins the countdown begins that are given free rein for them to form a new government the countdown for selection due to so many months off begins ... um and the problems right now the government the DNC this that this ruling there is basically a a lame duck government because they know everybody knows or on their way out will be replaced as soon as ... of the of the country gets declared ... liberated to the advantage ... of declaring it liberated even if it's not totally decorated is that ... we can begin the process of getting a more permanent ... government unveiled in place that that will hopefully have a little bit more ... legitimacy than event occurred when I'm on a question for yes yes lot of what one other things Unassigned about the rebel government and white saying it is the is that it's it's not ... not everybody's happy about the ... how the government is made up it seems to be made up not ... from all parts of the country tells about that how that might be salt ... while this article claims from people in western Libya ... and it didn't happen now ... patient there obviously the government was formed ... in the eastern ... capital of been gutsy ... in eastern Libya or is not surprising to me a central bank ... swimming last a month or so ... extending it occur to large western Libya ... and so that all staff more since the trip meter ... it's been in some other western cities ... and also ... criticism of ... and the ... FBI to pick it up it added that it needs to prove it ... with that with this um predicts that same dates hasn't really shown itself to the area ... and who reshuffled his Steel ... OK thank you Brian much s last fall off in ... Tripoli reporting live it to spin and Bunning Wally ... and I thank you Brian much for being on the show and not great but it's that time tells of fun final word to you on you for saving covering what's been going on that doesn't look like then continued ... um I think we're definitely in the endgame ... how long it takes Helen plays out in these is up and there you know whether it's a matter of weeks or still a couple months to really get ... full control over this country um I think we are the endgame any other course open question is whether or how much violent to be involved in and then again you know whether there will be some sort of does insurgency ... but I ... do think it is no question him about his gone for good and the rebels are here to stay ... when Daddy Becky ... I can't legislate funds up thank you again for ... all times you ... on the New Saab OK well the new data on ... jobless rate in the States um ... it's bad news across the board it seems Phil Izzo joins us now on set with the isthe Maastricht in my guess is that the banks fell for us to bring a smile on ... it was going to someday trying out some good news but on AIG's businesses ... than that time new level of the story we all know ... that the economy is not creating jobs ... and to tell us for a state by state and nothing looks good or anywhere else was we can start this post it's had a decrease in the room for reverse onus being on the of the week three ... in North Dakota South Dakota Nebraska all those are still relatively low they're ... below five percent ... ALM so it's in the one of those move to state that is ... a webmaster resources on people ... it states all have things going on ... that but unfortunately the majority of states or increase Warren Noche Number one ranked ... tenth on some Nevada on ... still the highest in the country ... California California State beastly had a housing ... the biggest public housing who ... still have the biggest problem for me when read in the right to put her buys gone through it it's like a mini depression there with the DPP had the worst of the of the recession ... and are still facing the worst job ... it's the kind of thinking even when you know unemployment that begins to improve elsewhere that Nevada and California may stay ... that means trouble for a while they are well above ten percent and these will take a look at Michigan for example Michigan started to see things ... a little bit better they were sorry to see things will look better auctions and ... they were out of high at fourteen a little over fourteen percent during the height of the recession ... may drop down below eleven percent ... aam but ... Visteon had a terrible and women read before the recession even get ... so it was wasn't much of it you know they have they got him a gotta win fourteen percent ... now they're doing a little better but still on eleven percentminus one ... again their unemployment rate rose ... now in the past um why when you had differences non compliant REITs to different states you have people knowing what ... some people have migrated to Detroit won a lot of business was worth getting going in the early twentieth century ... they migrate from from from the soft new you see that ... this time people come to a basket of housing right right that's that's the big fear is that a lot of you one of the great things about the U S labor market dynamics ... down in that ... you know we get we didn't have the ... protections that salient they had in Germany ... but the same time we had very mobile workforce we were buried with you know will turn ... of the workforce that could move around very dynamic ... them with the housing bubble in housing bust ... a lot of people are stockings underwater mortgages and they can't do anything they can get a kick in I can't sell their house the kids go someplace where the jobs might be ... at what there is a question about you but how much I is the younger generations to come Kallas you we've seen other talk about this earlier today on my aunt addition lunch break ... that people aged twenty to twenty four the unemployment rate something over ten percent ... I think the good ship jobs now entry level jobs near feels when they're coming out ... how they can have the experience to go forward a good job the future we don't we have for the snowball effect it can keep going ... and that's a big problem is if you don't get the fuel to the experience we know we can study that we've looked at just the other day ... about from people who lost their jobs recession ... and the ... act had ... were slight higher wages for the rest of their personal lives ... and that's also true people who ... read we Konolige are able to find a job right away and the longer you're out of the workforce ... the war more effect you can go further for the ... near future sounds like a duck and Tucson who comes ahead of us time to ... haunt him BD live for long time ... we are mentioned it or not to thank you very much was a lot of fillies ... thank you very much for being a felon in a rabbit a great weekend okay ... um you think gold is in a bubble ... Robins says Jason Zweig will have that after this bright ... minds ... OK with back with more of the New Saab I'm Simon Constable Wendy Bounds continues with me meet sensible markets are still some small gains today Steve was full of ... songs on the set to tells all about thank you for being here ... aam ... it is this development is optimistic that one of his agility and are not the perfect ... because we have five days of gains as this week every day we rose ... today we had some small gains the pace of about seventy five new offer for the week though the Dow was up four point seven percent the SB five hundred the Nasdaq ... bubble from more than five percent ... really really strong gains across the board and eased some optimism that Europe's woes on some leaves salt and trying to find the jewelry soprano when the chance to ... it's not that the will was there suddenly Psalms but I think it's that ... we are not going to spiral into this crisis and we don't know what's gonna happen next because the ups and so the fact that the crisis is contained in our somewhat contained ... and the Adelaide it's a little weird at all some packages to the mindset that the people are saying yes ... I do find this ... and I I have a tiny white happened as we look at the market's ... closing ... price on the second point six percent return over his stinging despite the fact that consumer confidence is still his at historically low levels we did see an uptick I think in a report this week is everybody so that was the date of the report are Universum Eesti and Thomson Reuters on consumer sentiment report ... it was up a little bit from the previous month August is obviously very typical mom had ... people learning about the debt ceiling debate and the ... person you're so ... Coppins was a little bit this week but ... it's still at historically very low levels so yes it might be what economists were expecting but still report shows ... just how nervous people are now on ... so you know that was one of the triggers that is a lower ... than expected there was one of things that pointed to the market today but just in general though I mean people are a little bit more ... optimistic that the situation is not getting worse and you're not so that is getting better but it's not getting the sale ... that's arrangement that says the odds in mind and not just someone has done enough research to them anyway thank you for the steamers look again at Steve and again allied weekdays at ten thirty the markets up until ... that we did much capital of Tadena and trading about eighteen hundred and twelve dollars an ounce ... you think it's in a bubble Furlong's says Jason Zweig the Johns's on the set now to tells ... JNY with the but with the retailing and you can dictate when and that's others aren't so ... that's ... there is no law but ... as all people are saying you know ... the locals really you know it's it's in a bubble ... and I use to cover the gold market and those of us the streets and the people of that to pay gold when he was three hundred bucks amounts and I'm now wheat eighteen hundred the ol' of eighteen ... cents to one that we know ... what I'm arguing in this column is you can say it's a bubble ... you can see it's overpriced just as you can save underpriced ... nobody knows what will swear ... because it doesn't generate cash flows ... and ... there's no reliable way to estimate the precedent for future value ... of an asset that can produce income but you make an interesting point that if you want to try to get some sort of that ... I'm benchmark go and look at the gold mining companies in these stocks could be that it's the right now yet ... well wouldn't you do use since they are actually he's just like any other listed stock ... you can value them ... in a variety of ways one of which is the conventional way book multiples of earnings assets for cash well ... for the wines you can actually value of gold in the grounds U ... S and to what ... exactly and you can do that to ... and by just about all those measures ... both stocks look ... reasonably priced ... headquarters ... and she did that ... but you have to realize that ... the are just as risky as the metal itself ... and ... I don't regard ... the stocks as like a chicken ... gold play the way some people talk about it I mean you're reading ... now what one other things like a call from Intoll debacle content attended ... by this this argument is that it's on life insurance and the family your house and what tools to protect them ... um that's lot of your financial assets but you know me don't I knew you just have that much ... uncertainty ... that the placenta Kemple fully open issues have some cold and it's ... a percentage of small design is typically three to five sentimental but more ... on that that's we add new portfolio as a sort of portfolio insurance ... company doesn't really matter ... how you you have it that you hope you never need it ... to Youtube I found a way of thinking not quite ... get why some ... because one of my concerns is all the news ... I mean you and your insurance policy doesn't go from being worth ... say a hundred eighty thousand dollars ... to ninety thousand or so ... for me was nothing Monday to things ... like that ... the model I ... I knew that you have to die ... in any value them ... and apply ... each year you have maybe a slightly different situation which isn't a highly volatile asset ... and ... I guess what I would say is maybe ... very tiny percentage of your portfolio in their ... son to kill you ... but I don't honestly I don't I'm you know and and the licensing fees and a new boat Janus so much about gold to Qantas would not walk approach to this now ... I understand the indicate the present wide Gold moves up or down as compared to ... Heald other assets that are Endesa's stock market ... don't think they think they do but what is it about gold and estate agent it again makes this this this but you're bringing to life insurance bright white people think it is such a solid ... investment to have an easy is it because it can be made into jewelry as it has value doesn't always thought something shiny and had enemies is the store and I think the best way to think about gold it's the it's not an investment arm ... for its money ... and you ... know and ... I mean you could make the same criticism ... of ... the U S dollar and in fact ... why people buy gold have ... it is the only has any value if people think I ... think that and I just wanna fight that there isn't an easy way to Vanua Doherty systematic with us ... it's all that's ... over time it's always been what something ... online auction rate securities which has a great way to value goes back into the Pope's this trick suited to give you a question technique ... capital one absolutely nothing in you me and precisely site that with the big ... question I guess it's a it's always been or something but why it was precisely because it's a tangible thing for those with the right thing and what is the ... Hussman that has some amazing profits when is it never Thomas spread that thing because that's what you like ... it like it very manageable now I know you can see it's mounted on ... a box he pretty well I mean it's the top ... making it one average with the long ride ... on the economy as it looks ... like ... write to ... historically whites continued to be set just that you know for people in the back half but also it's it's almost universally and culture ... the people the people I mean there's some cultures in Africa where ... copper is more highly valued and in other metals ... more highly valued elsewhere like silver ... in parts of Latin America ... for the most part Coulter's everywhere in the world of always try to call ... it's good stuff ... and I don't imagine you answer my question ... write ... that that's a post the few bright sunlight you for much of ... a Jason Zweig all the Wall Street on check out those installed on the beest dot com well call volatility while ... Doctor feelgood himself right and so has the answers ... that will have a new look of the new family after this bright ... today we're back with all the new sub I'm Simon call's will Wendy Bounds continues with me well if you've gotten volatility making your tummy upsets ... Doctor feelgood insult Brett Aarons is gonna come down he joins us now from Bolsa don't in the Boston ... thank you for a much routes aam for joining us that so it's funny ... our freezer for an impression that this board ... a little scared Versailles ... the address for the occasion lost any money when you do it ... we all say he's not in a ... rampage around the office read on volatility makes people queasy I don't like saying if they can open that ... every time an account segments you've got the answer other than the opening assignment and that is to change ... the assets to hold up have you do that ... well is that it's not just a statement saying we can't escape the stuff I mean ... they have the dial ... on the screen and my elevator in my building I never understand ... I ... I need to be told was around the stock market Albers ... second he's giving up a lunch ... with them is that people been to getting our ... risk for such an up and down some are people getting ... seasick ... um ... couple things you can do ... on this reducing or allocation to small company stocks ... are these are project would also ... have been volatile ... awful the last few months ... um they do very well in a bull market ... their batting a bear market ... overvalued or quite some time while other measures ... and they've been in evidence something that ... has really had a lot of volatility to other people's ... all photos ... and read you say in its ten Yuka Switzerland a large cap stock a mean what's with an example of a duty to give its ... opinion a large cap summon driving from Procter and gamble to target or Wal-Mart will these ... acts on a lease of the stocks ... which ... tend to be more um ... stable there also are rather better value the moment ... I'm ... one of the things I think that is causing a loss of on the use ... of the reason is ... in the financial stocks were problem may drive me crazy the mutual fund industry ... kick shoving ... of financial stocks including banking stocks in these Family of Funds ... on the sum of ... the moronic rules all it is so low price to book ... the truth is a value fund is entirely stocks ... are stocks are supposed to buy disbursing more stable value fund ... you'd like to think more stable with financial stocks on the tops of the stable ... the very unstable don't ... think the broom and a bull market to crash a bear market they can sometimes go to zero Coca-Cola stock is never going to zero in the nearest Walmart ... Procter gamble ... these are stable things and I'm forced a lot of money funds to buy ... um ... we'll get you a whole bunch of financial sometimes over twenty percent of the ... the fund is in financials ... and this is why lot of value funds are also ... are volatile and people were not expecting and so when people say that I'm not any financial stocks ... Iraq ... head of the wrong that one up with an end of the giving of value funds ... um ... there are number WisdomTree do a couple of other ETF that are ... excluded financials ... a fund that RIMM is my family had a nice conservative fund ... which limits the amount of financials seems to ... their Vanguard Equity Income ... I just happen to know this to go funds run by Wellington your boss and the Conservatives partnership ... and of course is the partnership and ... it ... now has about ten percent of its ... money in financials at the last ... in the blood reckoning which is ... a lot lower than that of a lot of other large cap to large cap value fund but you have lot ... fewer ... Financials than some of the others ... and that is art can also be a source of some stability ... but don't ... did you look for a large cap value fund ... check the the present is it that sent financials ... the problem with these funds that just follow ... in those the benchmark is the benchmark is that Tom benchmarked and has all the financials and therefore your fund wobbled financials I do think it's going to be a stabilizer Noble Boehret ... and it may not as of right what what about the so-called defensive stocks ... like shampoos stocks the soap toothpaste ... that's all the stuff my craft the victim of a recession as the drivers of the problem I was a large cap names ... was our ... um ... consumer staples and so I was in there and ... that is all very ... much more stable stocks they also have the the the the marriage of the moment ... of being considerably cheaper ... better value ... by law the measures than crude stocks small capsule the stuff that ... Rescue Service sends YouTube ... is a very good chance you don't get better returns and less volatility of these and for that really queasy ensure Dr feelgood would recommend cash cash lesson ... in how I've I've I've gone easy on mentioning bonds because you know I look at the overlook that yields an interim ... the risks are asymmetric is they say ... cash ... Jade Monkey a strategist at GMO puts for Weisel ... he said the argument ... in favor of cash is ... going to Mars opportunity set ... is on likely look like today's in other words there will be opportunities for the Number it was really Governor money to work ... um ... it is known for putting on a quest to work if the stock standard down ... I'm I'm I'm Simon guy but it was sold on the small but you should take steps to avoid the the the Dow thing in the in the oven about when the light on the pill to ... stop what you can doesn't mean I can't thank you very much Brendan's with a Wall Street on loss and check out his column on the beest dot com and the release of on Sunday ... OK well if you've ever wanted to know more about a family of Wall St ... we got done deal for you Johns's now from Raleigh North Carolina tells ... all about this new spending content and twenty pence at that and that some refreshments and when we have we have these on the show ... lunch Break this it looks signs of ... a widening of bed and let's get to this ... big mess of a car ... among the Croc but know it's interesting to see your conversation what I might Dumas my tea then we ... and the gold plates that way you can have the since their earnings in a bind it all so right it's it's it's it's mobile ... when shopping mall but it is that the current should be immobile hoping hoping it will be ... out of the Sipri ... the mall sign ... on will ... the bulls eye and is named after the ... band is straight at level where Bentley ... has won six times that of the century and it's a ... it's a ... great Internet although this is not ... in which we call performance car ... for its part but it's not that sum up how much Sunday night ... you can extend the case that is you're going to update this car with unit the Leopard of ... skin is and ... you have to get dark until sixty or email said ... but it starts to eighty five for new signing on to the cheaper three at the Picton ... so ... we have these beers because you know we've we've been looking for called and use describe all the incredible craftsmanship it takes like ... a hundred thousand people to make this card needed to take a few hundred thousand but right now so we're just nervous about going to be in a car that ... really tells us the Money craftsmanship ... what ... you did the only when it was reconstituted as out of thin air by what's right for spring two thousand and three with it than eight hundred GT ... you know it it made a lot of cars and won a mighty hand out but then we even got a little that drives the market as they can mess up your product ... if he makes these cars were ... with their work is the mythology of the name Bentley or Rolls Royce the idea of old world craftsmanship European heritage ... spoke ... on that this to be the odd thing ... when you start to ... you know of a trend that sales unit and the deacons were a lot less this is ... to prevent the sort ... who ... hit the reset button because the hothouse TTT built in eighteen T can ... accomplish car was in trouble it's the it's ... the start nothing complex about my ... Ross up very quickly out with about twenty seconds on this can you tell us ... about how to handle when you try to proceed to trial ... I did write it handles like the Bismarck ... I it's ... it's very it's very nice trip on the cards it's extremely quick stages of is that it's ... it's all about the backseat experience the costly luxury ... The and that that that the jury on even ... as I went with us ... Daniel with a wolf it on vinyl ... and check out Tom's called PetSmart ... they are not ... like you would not be what we call the sad to think these these things because lunch break today we talk about a sport where this party as you hold the beer up as long as you possibly can and to you drop it ... Jason Gay column you can't miss it sitting as a way to make it easy setting is the way to make the BZF but it is Western and Central Park stemming from the Central Park again this weekend that's Antihero much twenty pounds I'm Simon Qassam on that's it that's new supper this week comeback applied for opinion Journal


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The temperature fluctuation has been quite…interesting this year. While we have had a similar amount of snowfall and overall precipitation during the first two months of the year as compared to last year, we have definitely seen more snow this April. Last year the total amount of snowfall for April was 0.2 inches. This data was gathered at the MSU AgBio Research Station and can be found at NOAA. Sure we are all tired of the snow, but for our lakes and rivers the way we receive precipitation doesn't matter quite so much.
Spring snowmelt is an especially important ecological event in the northern climates. The rush of water being added to rivers revives the stream flow, moves animals and minerals through the system; overall awakening rivers and streams from the low and slow water movement of winter. The graph below depicts information gathered from a USGS (Geological Survey are those last two letters) station–in Vogel Center! In a secret location on the Clam River there is a station gathering river data…it's not actually secret. Coincidentally, we use this landmark as one of our stream monitoring locations. Why would we monitor in a location where there is a station gathering data with much more sophisticated equipment? Great question, because the info we gather is actually aquatic animals and their relation to water quality, not this kind of water data. Back to the graph–
Notice the time between February 17 and March 3–the time the weather warmed up and the snow melted. The graph shows a drastic increase in the amount of "discharge" defined by USGS as: the volume of water that passes a given location within a given period of time. I must say, the USGS site really helps the layman make sense of the data they present on their site. The information available to explore depends on the chosen site; data has been gathered for Clam River, Vogel Center since 1989. For the real environmental nerd, 4th grade science project, or numerous other people and projects, there is so much information to wade through and compare. This small snapshot of the February snowmelt is just to show what will be happening (hopefully this weekend) again. The surprise snow storm wasn't ideal for us, but it will still benefit our rivers, lakes, and streams. What better way to celebrate Earth Day than to listen to the sweet sound of snow melting and rivers flowing?


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18 Spectacularly Addictive Miniseries You Cannot Help but Love
Sometimes you want to watch a well presented story, but you look at a series that has up to 10 seasons and you're too lazy to start watching them. That's why LikeAble decided to offer you a collection of miniseries that can make your evening better.
Lucifer, 2016
© @Warner Bros. Television
The first episode blew up the internet. And it's no wonder, because the series is a brilliant cocktail of great humor, gorgeous music and a gripping story. A 40-minute episode is obviously not enough — you'll be eagerly waiting for the next one.
In the Flesh, 2013
© @BBC Drama Production
This is a new point of view on the zombie apocalypse: a 'healed' man returns to his native town, trying to forget his 'zombie' past.
Sherlock, 2010
© @BBC Wales
The new story about the adventures of Mr. Holmes is surely gripping. Sherlock is energetic, handsome and modern. Now he can even text! Dr. Watson's presence in the series makes it more ironic, and with his brilliant mind and attentiveness to detail he helps solve the most puzzling cases.
Dancing on the Edge, 2013
© @Endgame Entertainment
This story's about a group of black jazz musicians trying to reach success in the 1930s, and it's full of xenophobia and superstition.
The Godfather, 1977
© @Paramount Pictures
From the golden collection of cinema, it's basically the first two movies with missing scenes.
North and South, 2005
© @BBC Television Centre
Even the BBC didn't expect the series to be so popular. This is the movie adaptation of Elizabeth Gaskell's story about the opposition of two different parts of England: a calm, refined South and an energetic, industrial North.
Titanic, 1996
© @American Zoetrope
The series came out a year before Cameron's famous picture, and it reveals much more of the drama of people on board of the Titanic. Charming Catherine Zeta-Jones gives you no chance to ignore the series.
The Lost Room, 2006
© @Lions Gate Films Inc.
This is mystical and psychedelic in one. If you like the film adaptation of Stephen King's '1408,' you should watch this one.
The Kennedys, 2011
© @Asylum Entertainment
This is the story of one of the most powerful families in the United States, and about political intrigues, power and common people who influenced the world's fate.
The Shannara Chronicles, 2016
© @Farah Films
The film adaptation of a Terry Brooks' book, this is a must-see for 'The Lord of the Rings' fans. There are elves, dwarves, magic … and a fight against invincible evil, of course.
Hatfields & McCoys, 2012
© @HIstory Channel
This is a story of the feud of two clans that almost became the reason for war between Kentucky and West Virgina. The motto 'Never forgive. Never forget' hints that the Shakespearean Romeo and Juliet wouldn't have a chance to survive there … unless they have a couple of guns.
Generation Kill, 2008
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This is about the 2003 war in Iraq through the eyes of common marines caught up in the military confrontation.
Casanova, 2005
© @BBC Wales
It's a humorous and light interpretation of a legend about the world's greatest womanizer. But I can hear the sound of Tardis when looking at Casanova.
The Pillars of the Earth, 2010
© @Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC)
This Canadian picture shows us the England of the XII century. A total must-see for the fans of historical movies.
Political Animals, 2013
© @Berlanti Productions
An ex-wife of the president of the United States decides to go into politics. She paves the way for the power, while genius Sigourney Weaver makes you believe in every gesture of her character.
Too Big To Fail, 2011
© @HBO films
This series is about the financial crash of 2008 and people who found themselves in the midst of it. As the saying goes, dark times show the brightest people.
Poldark, 2015
© @Mammoth Screen
The smiling dwarf Kili from 'The Hobbit' turns into the strong and serious Ross Poldark. Every man can be a conqueror of the world. The only thing he needs is a worthy goal for which to fight. The superb landscapes make you press 'pause' to enjoy the brilliance.
The night manager, 2016
© @BBC Television Centre
Tom Hiddleston, mostly known as Loki from 'The Avengers,' and Hugh Laurie, who played Dr. House, will show you a real standoff. The story is about an agent placed in the crime syndicate, and it's amazing.
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Jom Makan-Makan @ Melaka 2009
Melaka is famous with a lot of foods. Nothing can beat our appetite that day when we organized a Jom Makan-Makan at Melaka @ 28 Mar 2009. We beat the rhythm when we finally got five people for this trip.
Jom Makan-Makan @ Melaka
28 March 2009
I just came back from one full day trip @ Melaka. It was damn tiring when I went out from house at 6.45am and only back to home at 2.30am. We walked quite a lot and eat non-stop for the whole day!
Five of us fit into one car on the way. We wanted to minimize our spend on the transport as we're willing to spend more on food.
A budget trip as we call it.
The first stop was during our breakfast. We decided to stop by Seremban town for breakfast after each of us is hungry. Coincidentally, none of them had eaten the famous Hakka Mee.
I personally had eaten more than 3 times.
This food stall is actually quite traditional and only serve Hakka Mee as their strong brand. At surrounding, I saw a lot of "Kee" stalls, Kow Kee, How Kee, Low Kee, Sang Kee, Mickey and so on. LOL. Coincidence or just a fact?
A bow of noodle cost about RM3.00 (small), RM3.50 (Medium) and RM3.80 (Big).
Around 9.30am, we continue our trip to Melaka town for desert and lunch. We're quite relax and I start to navigate through the map like never been to Melaka before. I do enjoy the trip using map as guidance.
Okay, please don't forget also when park the car around the town, make sure use ticket coupon. Things doesn't come free there. I got hit a few summons (RM30) last few years. In fact, the coupon nowadays is easy to purchase from everywhere with this signboard.
Roadside parking is allowed here. It's not like what in KL, double parking. Peoples here are so behave and only park on the designated bay.
However, we decided to park at Dataran Pahlawan, which is nearby the Jonker Street. It's only cost us RM2.00 for first 4 hours. It's fill up very quickly soon after that.
We walked out from the mall and yeah, we saw Porta De Santiago. This portal is one of the main gateway of the Fortress of A Famosa.
Information is ready on the plaque built by Tourism Malaysia.
An ancient cannon located at front of fortress.
St. Paul Church is located at the hill top, requires us to walk up the steps under the hot sun. When I look back, the fortress actually is so tiny.
If you're kind of person who like to read about history, the plaque is for you to read something through.
Christ Church is constructed in 1753, the structure reflects original Dutch architecture.
Posing like star with background of Christ Church.
Our brand pose on the stair.
In fact, we're just resting under the building as the weather is very hot.
One of the many red building. The red is getting fresh as major building look re-painted.
One of the newest landmark found in Melaka. The buried ancient wall is rebuild as what it was pictured in historical book.
It's all about how the cannon protecting Melaka from Portuguese invasion 500 years ago. [Updated] This is nothing to do with Portuguese invasion. This site was found in late May 2007, during excavation works trace the walls of the ancient Malacca Fort known as Bastion Courassa (Portuguese) and Fredrick Hendrick (Dutch). The cannon displayed, I believe it merely to show how it was part of Malacca Fort.
Most of us are getting uneasy of the hot weather, a rather good weather for foreign tourist. We quickly move on with our makan-makan plan. Next stop would be Satay Babi (pork satay).
Each stick cost only 60 cents. Anyway, the meat on the stick is just a little, making us took about 15 sticks as average. As we do not we anything inside stomach, we proceed to Chicken Rice Ball at Jonker Street again.
Among many popular chicken stall available, we finally agreed on going to Nasi Ayam Hoe Kee. "Kee" again, so coincidence?
Not each of us can stand eating again one after another. So, all of us are sharing with quarter chicken with 15 rice balls.
I'm sure you can't beat the aroma of this pineapple cake, a famous in Melaka especially along the Jonker Street.
Again, food hunting will not be complete without this damn popular Satay Celup. As early as 5.15pm, people starting to queue up (extremely long during peak hour) until late night of 12.30am, still got people queuing. Walao!
We managed to sneek into as first batch customer to enjoy their delicious satay celup (steamboat satay).
At the end of our wonderful meal, we decided to go for Eyes on Malaysia sight seeing.
Goodbye Melaka. I will be back again.
We ended our trip at 12.30am and reached KL at 2.30am.


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The weekend's 7 best concerts: Apr. 6-8
Another weekend, another slew of great shows. And I can 100 percent guarantee that you will not be swooped down upon by a rogue bald eagle at any of them. OK, let's say 99 percent.
Friday 4.6
The Decemberists @ Palace Theatre
For their eighth album, The Decemberists shook up their literate, darkly crusading folk-rock with the addition of some icy post-new wave electronics. The band's rootsy inclinations still anchor the tunes on I'll Be Your Girl, but tracks like the opening "Once In My Life" feature synths that echo New Order. More organic tones dominate the carnival stomp of "We All Die Young" and "Rusalka, Rusalka / Wild Rushes," which unfolds into a prog epic, while Colin Meloy's self-described "exuberant nihilism" repeatedly surfaces in lyrics littered with grim political allusions. Also Saturday, April 7. Duluth violinist Gaelynn Lea opens. 8 p.m. $39.50. 17 W. 7th Pl., St. Paul. More info here.—Rick Mason
Charles Lazarus with the Steeles @ Orchestra Hall
Few Minnesota Orchestra members have engaged in as many or as varied jazz hybrid projects as trumpeter Charles Lazarus during his 17-year tenure. This time around he's tackling the Great American Songbook, from Gershwin to Prince, with the Steeles singing over a Lazarus-led septet and the Minnesota Orchestra. Works by jazz artists Duke Ellington and Miles Davis and r&b titans Stevie Wonder and Michael Jackson are also on the docket under the title "Our Love Is Here To Stay." 8 p.m. $12-$80. 1111 Nicollet Mall, Minneapolis. More info here.—Britt Robson
Saturday 4.7
5th Annual Twin Cities Dilla Day @ Icehouse
Hip-hop has reverently kept J Dilla alive, in spirit, ever since he died from a rare blood disorder in 2006 at just 32. It's only right, because the Detroit-bred producer's eclectic, sample-based beats always felt alive with the genre's very essence. Hosted by Niles and Big Wiz, this celebration of Dilla's life and music will also feature one of his own production idols: Pete Rock, the arguable G.O.A.T. 21+. 11 p.m. $18/$20. 2528 Nicollet Ave. S., Minneapolis. More info here.—Michael Madden
Ty Segall @ First Avenue
Ty Segall has been a tireless, cultishly beloved rocker for the past decade, traversing from vintage garage to glam to psych styles—he even recorded an entire album of T. Rex covers. His barreling, confident, sax-streaked new double album, Freedom's Goblin, is among the best in the 30-year-old's already massive catalog and an early candidate for rock album of the year. With the Bed Band. 18+. 8 p.m. $23/$25. 701 First Ave. N., Minneapolis. More info here.—Michael Madden
Bill Evans with the JazzMN Orchestra @ The Auditorium at Hopkins High School
The 17-piece JazzMN Orchestra closes its 2017-18 season with guest star Bill Evans, the saxophonist best known for his membership in Miles Davis' band during the 1980s. Given that lineage, it is not surprising that Evans leans into fusion-funk, although he also dips into bluegrass and shuffles. The material will be mostly uptempo stuff Evans wrote and recorded with the WDR Big Band in Cologne a fews years back. 7:30 p.m. All ages. Advance tickets $31-33 for adults, $10-$18 for students (a few dollars more at the door). 2400 Lindberg Dr., Minnetonka. More info here.—Britt Robson
Sunday 4.8
Built to Spill @ First Avenue
Led by Doug Martsch, the shaggy, guitar-driven Built to Spill helped define '90s indie rock. Despite lengthy gaps between albums, they've always been welcomed back to the fold. On 2015's Untethered Moon, their first album since 2009, the new rhythm section of Jason Albertini and Steve Gere joined in on some of Martsch's simplest songwriting in addition to the freewheeling jamming. With Rituals of Mine and Black Belt Eagle Scout. 18+. 7 p.m. $25. 701 First Ave. N., Minneapolis. More info here.—Michael Madden
Emmett Cohen w/Tootie Heath @ The Dunsmore Room at Crooners
Drummer Albert "Tootie" Heath has played with legends like John Coltrane and Nina Simone, outcats like Roscoe Mitchell and Anthony Braxton, and seminal boppers such as J.J. Johnson and his brother, Jimmy Heath. He cut a pair of superb discs (Tootie's Tempo and Philadelphia Beat) with Ethan Iverson a few years ago, and at age 82 he's now on board with another cerebral yet kinetic pianist making a name for himself, Emmet Cohen. 6:30 & 8:30 p.m. $25-$40. 6161 Highway 65 NE, Minneapolis. More info here.—Britt Robson