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Hagia Sophia's Dome
The most important difference in Hagia Sophia's architectural design is that its size and measurements are much larger than other churches, and the central dome is much bigger and higher. The dome that is over the central space is 55.60 m. from ground level, 31.87 m. from North to South and 30.87 m. from East to West. When constructing Hagia Sophia, architects have used marble, stone and special bricks that were light yet durable, specially made of Rhodes soil.
The dome that appeared compressed and spread out when it was first constructed, has been damaged in August 553 and December 557 due to earthquakes and in May 7, 558 the Eastern part of the dome has completely fallen apart. The renovation of the dome has been carried out by İsidoros' nephew, young İsidoros. İsidoros has solved the problem by installing support systems through external braces and assisted the structure by adding forty windows and increasing the lenght of the dome by seven meters to make it smaller and lighter.
Hagia Sophia has survived a big fire in 859 and an earthquake in 869. The dome has collapsed after an earthquake in 989 and has been repaired. Due to the earthquakes in 1344 and 1346 a part of the dome and parts of the arch have collapsed and have been repaired.
The renovation process that has started by Fatih Sultan Mehmed during the Ottoman period has been continued by the following Sultans as well. The most important repair conducted in Hagia Sophia was by Sultan Abdulmecid's (1839–1861) orders in 1847-1849 by the Swiss Fossati brothers. This repair included the filling of large cracks on the dome as well as securing the dome's rim by implementing steel circles. During the renovations, one of the most important calligraphist's of his time, Kazasker Mustafa İzzet Efendi has written the 35th verse of the quran on the main dome.


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19th July 2010, 10:54 PM
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19th July 2010, 11:38 PM
:eek: that cat must have a super power, i can tell you now if some little fluff ball was chewing my ear i would not be impressed! :rolleyes: x
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What a lovely gentle cat. That puppy is very cute but very lucky his feline friend is so nice.:)
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Lovely, lovely video! Does any of you know the breed of that adorable scoundrel of a puppy?
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What a patient cat; Haven't met many who would tolerate such behavior:yikes
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Q&A with Festival Director Ayleen Crotty
What's the origin story of the Film by Bike Festival? The early 2000s was a special time in Portland's bike history. There was a strong contingent of bike enthusiasts, but we were small in numbers. We were eager to find and connect with others who shared a passion for riding bikes. As a result, many creative endeavors began - opportunities to connect and enjoy time on bikes together. Some of those events and projects still exist to this day, such as Pedalpalooza, the group Shift, Breakfast on the Bridges, Zoobomb, the Midnight Mystery Rides and more. At the time, there was one person in Portland making bike-themed movies. Friends and I needed to raise funds to put on a large scale bike event, so we decided to host a film night showcasing all bike-related films. We hoped for 40 people and were blow away when we sold 60 tickets. We were at La Palabra Cafe Press, a now closed micro theater and arts space just off MLK. After we reached capacity, people kept purchasing tickets even though we told them they wouldn't be able to see the screen. They just wanted to be there and be a part of the night. That spoke volumes to me and I decided to continue to host an annual bike movie night.
Here we are, 16 years later with an annual weekend film festival at the Hollywood Theatre and a collection of films that tours the world, year round.
How has your role as a bike advocate evolved since founding the festival?
I believe the best way to get people excited about something is to make it fun and creative. At Filmed by Bike, we'll never tell people, "Go ride your bike." but there is almost no way people can leave the theater without being inspired to ride more. And because of demand, they are now seen year round, worldwide. Filmed by Bike movie collections are an important tool in the bike advocacy tool kit - and powerful way to motivate and build community. I come from an experiential and interactive arts background and I'm a professional event coordinator. I like to create extraordinary event experiences that offer people an escape from the daily grind and leave them utterly inspired. Any chance to do that with bikes incorporated is a dream come true. Filmed by Bike has evolved into being one of Portland's most inventive arts and culture events. We spend a lot of time sculpting the Portland event, considering our music choices for when people enter the theater, planning the stage entertainment at the Street Party and creating an awesome experience.
How has the conversation about the intersection of bikes and film changed?
It's interesting you ask that. Throughout the course of history, we see politics and cultural shifts reflected in the arts; the growing and changing movements of the world are often first reflected in the arts.
At this year's festival we are showing a "from the vault" program of movies from our early days. We recently went through our archives and dug deeply. We knew it would be fun to see the old movies, but we had no idea how different they would be from films today, and not just in terms of production quality. The early days films told more stories, were more artistic and had tons of heart. That's not to say they were better, they were just different, and they were certainly a reflection of a growing culture that came from a deep well of heart and passion.
What other projects are you working on right now?
I'm fired up! in the past few months I've had the opportunity to focus on more arts related aspects of the festival. I created an installation for the Portland Winter Lights Festival, one of my favorite Portland events. And just recently Filmed by Bike hosted a popup event at SXSW where we showed bike movies in the heart of that huge event and even projected films on the side of the Austin Convention Center.
I want to be creating more opportunities for people to experience projection large scale and outside. I'm dreaming of some summertime projects! And some events in nature!
Outside of Filmed by Bike, I keep busy with a few other endeavors I oversee for work and I enjoy spending long days on my bike with friends.
Favorite film/films?
I recently saw and loved the movie Youth - the music, characters, message and styling were all inspiring.
I absolutely love the Czech film Záhrada, which translates as The Garden. I saw it at a film festival in Dublin in the 90s - just one of the many reasons I believe in the power of film festivals! I still think often about that film and the experience of seeing it.
I could go on and on! Who wants to talk with me about the cultural significance of all of this? I can't wait for the Dinner at Citizen and a chance to chat further, and in person.


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Roast duck skin is lovely the way it is — browned and crispy like cracklings. But brush it with a sweet-tangy-sticky glaze and the flavors just explode without affecting the crispy texture.
We served the roast duck Chinese style — slicing the skin thinly into pieces about three inches long and an inch and a half wide. Instead of traditional Chinese pancakes, we wrapped the sliced duck, slivers of cucumber and whole lettuce leaves in tortilla halves smeared with a mixture of hoisin sauce and sesame seed oil. With a bottle of cabernet sauvignon, our wedding anniversary dinner was just perfect.
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- If you have a roasting pan which comes with a rack, use it. If not, just position a rack inside a baking pan (see how to roast a whole duck). You don't want the drippings to fall on the kitchen floor.
- Roast the duck at 400F for 10 minutes then lower the temperature to 375F.
- Make a basting sauce by mixing together the orange juice, lime juice and honey. After the duck has been in the oven for an hour, baste it with the sauce every 10 to 15 minutes. I use a silicone basting brush for this job.
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As you may have already noticed, working out at the gym may help you with workin' it in the sack. In addition to increasing aerobic capabilities and muscle strength, exercise has also been linked to a high-revving sex drive. All three of these effects are definitely beneficial beneath the sheets.
Besides possibly enhancing your self-image, which is pretty sexy in itself, exercise also leads to the release of certain chemicals known as endorphins. The release of endorphins is thought to lead to a subsequent release of hormones that pump up a person's sex drive. Even low-intensity activities, such as yoga or tantra, may do a little somethin' somethin' by increasing blood flow to the genitals and increasing arousal.
Exercise may also offer a lift to some men who experience erectile dysfunction (ED), which can be caused by poor blood flow to the genital region, including the penis. Working out gets the heart pumping and improves circulation so that all parts of the body get theirs — their share of blood, that is. What's more, a relationship has been shown between a man's bulging waistline and a higher risk of ED due to underlying heart conditions. All of this means that exercise is doubly beneficial because it can help with weight loss to get both the ticker and the pecker back in shape.
Women, no need to feel left out — being physically active may also increase blood flow to the vagina and clitoris, and make a low libido a thing of the past.
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Iomega"s Zip drive is a portable storage device that uses interchangeable 100MB or 25MB Zip disks that are ideal for archives, hard drive backups, file sharing and transporting large files such as multimedia content &emdash; all in a package the size of a portable CD player.
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Different ways to setup elastic bands:
Comme vous le savez, plus une bande élastique est étirée plus la résistance qu'elle peut fournir est grande (voir notre dossier sur la résistance élastique). Dans la plupart des exercices, il est ainsi très simple de s'écarter du point d'attache pour augmenter la résistance de l'exercice.
However, in traditionnal exercises (bench press, squat, deadlift, etc.), the range of motion is limited by the exercise itself. So how can you make the resistance of the band to vary to suit your needs ?
Here are some answers :
Basic setup
Our closed-loop bands allow quick and easy placement on the bars.
You can add one or more knots to your band to increase the tension (see below).
Exemple : Vidéo exercice Développé couché
Simple loop
This type of loop is very useful when you can not use the basic setup because you simply can not pass the band, for example on a pull-up bar.
You can add one or more knots to your band to increase the tension (see below).
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Bended band
During exercises where the range of motion is reduced (deadlift, movement of load on machine, etc.), it is possible to bend your elastic band in 2, thus doubling the tension.
You can add one or more knots to your band to increase the tension (see below).
Example : Video deadlift
Wrapped band
Very simple and very effective, this tip allows to modify the resistance provided by an elastic band with a little more finesse. The more you turn on the bar, the more tension will increase. This system works very well on the exercises of bench press and squat for example.
For example, making a bar turn of 28mm and 50mm diameter reduces the initial length of the strip by about 6cm and 10cm, respectively.
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This tip is valid for all exercises on machine and exercises at bodyweight. Just take the elastic band and realize a simple knot in the middle.
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It's now February. A month earlier the notorious Ollyshambles occurred and the Young Independence Council nominated, then Events Officer, Rob Comley to the position of YI Chairmen. Comley later asked me for an interview - it was believed to be the right thing to do leading to the YI Elections in March. So here it is; Bloggers4UKIP interviews YI Caretaker Chair Rob Comley:
Q1. How do you feel taking on such an overwhelming role in Ukip, especially after such chaos?
It is an absolute honor to look after Young Independence, even if it is for the short time until the annual elections in March. As I have said many times over the past few weeks, it is incredibly important that we all work together until this time, for the best of YI, regardless of whether you see yourself as more libertarian or conservative. This is something I have tried to stress since day one of being asked to take over and it is the message I will be trying to convey until the elections in March.
Q2. What are your views on Ollyshambles?
I have spoken to Olly personally over the past few weeks about his plans for the YI council and the direction we were going in during his brief spell as chairman. Myself and him get on rather well and agree on many internal YI council issues and these are the policies I have tried to follow up and complete. It is important that we try to move on from the situation and move forward for the best of the party. I would, however, like to take this just to say on record that I disagree with Olly's controversial views.
Q3. Do you support the voluntary resignations which have taken place within YI? Have they managed to discuss their concerns with you?
It was sad to see Gareth Shanks and Allrick Birch resign as Elections Officer and Treasurer, respectively. Myself and Gareth are good friends and I can understand why he was upset. We spoke about his concerns on a number of occasions after I took over and although I tried my best to persuade him to continue, he thought it was best to step down. He has since decided to focus on running for YI Yorkshire chair and I wish him the best of luck. I met with Allrick personally to discuss his resignation, and again, I asked him to continue until March but did stress that he should do what he feels best.
Q4. Why have you appointed Harry Aldridge - the 2011-2012 Chair of the Youth Wing - to the position of Vice-Chair?
After I was asked to take over as YI Caretaker Chair Harry rang me to offer a helping hand. I deemed it important to have stability within YI and Harry, having the experience as YI Chair himself, seemed like the perfect person to offer this. I asked if he would be willing to come back onto the council until March as my vice and he was very happy to do so. He has been a great help!
Q5. What does the future look like for Young Independence?
We have just finished putting together a 'reformation of YI' document and presented this to Steve Crowther and Will Gilpin during a four hour long meeting – there wasn't a topic that we didn't cover regarding YI internally and externally!
Externally, you will see a lot of changes slowly happening to YI over the next 12 months, especially between now and March. In the next elections we are planning on removing the social media officer position, instead combining it with the communication's officer's duties, as well as adding a universities officer.
Regional YI branches have been approved and we now have 8 Interim regional chairs – Robin Hunter-Clarke (East Midlands), Daniel Thistlewaite (Easter Counties), Jack Duffin (London), Matt Mackinnon (North West), Oluf Marshall (Scotland), Chris Wood (South East), Reece Warren (South West) and Thomas Hoof (West Midlands), as well as Sam Launder taking care of the Yorkshire region. This means that new members can talk to someone and get involved at a local level, as well as nationally.
We have also listened to what was wanted from our members and we have decided that it is time for a new YI website – this is something we believe to be vital in keeping up with other political youth wings. Getting our message across to university students and young workers equally is also vital and we will be planning an event to get some of these people involved between now and March.
Internally, we will be putting new rules into place to ensure YI runs smoothly and efficiently as the youth wing of UKIP. We will also be planning the March election to ensure that this goes ahead without any glitches.
Q6. What is your perspective of YIs interjection into universities?
I believe that working with Universities is an important part of YI. Students currently feel let-down by the current government, especially the Lib-dems. We are now the only major political party with a 'no-tuition fee' policy and it is vital that we get this message out there to attract more student voters. We now have four official student societies set up around the country and over twenty more trying to set up. It is important that we continue to work with these groups and I shall be trying to push this up until March, hopefully arranging a University activist's day with guest speakers. Since I was elected onto the council I have been in the process of writing a 'how to set up a society' booklet and I shall be completing this very shortly.
Q7. How about sixth forms, and even the bigger youth picture; e.g. Youth clubs and public events?
Away from YI I have been setting up a schools and colleges project in my local area, with the intention of making it national. The aim of the 'MyLife-MyChoice' project is to get young people between the ages of 15-18 interested in politics and out voting by the time they are 18. I also get the students to make a choice on whether they approve of the European Union. This has been approved by the Bexley chairman, David Coburn NEC and will hopefully start in the next couple of weeks.
Q8. You were elected to the position of Events Officer back in the good old days of November. Do you wish to continue administering events for YI post-March?
My main focus at this current time is steering YI into the right direction and I have been too busy trying to do this that I have yet to consider my future on the council from March. I don't actually think I've gone to bed earlier than 2 o'clock in the morning since I have taken over! I've been told on many occasions by my partner that I need to know when to stop but I am so determined to make YI successful that it has outweighed most things in life recently!
In the meantime, my first event is on Saturday 9th February where ourselves and UKIP's LGBTQ* will be having a joint get together at the Charring Cross Players Bar, London from 7.30PM. Everyone is invited and we are lucky enough to have David Coburn addressing members!
Q9. What are your hobbies and why did you join Ukip, in brief?
I have always had a great interest in politics and history and although I have qualifications in animal welfare, as this was the original political direction I was going towards in life, I decided that party politics was the place I wanted to be. Away from politics I have an obsession with vintage and 'Indie' clothing and you will often find me walking the streets of Brick Lane, as well as a strong passion for music and going to the theatre – so much so that I think I have seen The Woman in Black at the West-end close to ten times now!
I have always voted UKIP at every opportunity and decided it was time to become an official member in the spring of 2012. I remember looking at the 2010 manifesto and agreeing with everything that I read – I automatically fell in love with the policies and haven't seen anything to change my mind since. I lived in Chelmsford, Essex for a brief spell last year and tried to get involved there as much as I could as a supporter, but on moving back to my family home in Bexley I have been an enthusiast, becoming the Secretary of my branch as well as trying to set up a society at the University of Greenwich where I am now studying a BA in Politics.
Thanks for your time Rob.


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Stephen Greenleaf
As sheriff, he is charged with dispersing gatherings of radicals, but he rarely succeeds.
Although we tend to look at meetings like the one before the Tea Party through rose-colored glasses, they really consisted of large groups of angry men with enormous destructive power. After the tumult of 1765, Stephen Greenleaf's job to keep the peace became nearly impossible.
From the Card:
- In 1765, when a crowd hangs political effigies on the Liberty Tree you are ordered to remove them, but the people will not allow you.
- Two years later, crowds again defy you when you try to evict squatters from a building that British soldiers wish to occupy.
- You are defied again when ordered to stop an illegal meeting that plots the "Boston Tea Party." When you tell the crowd to disperse, people hiss in response.
- Your brother, a Patriot, later replaces you as Sheriff but you remain in Boston.


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The scene: The White House Oval Office
The Players: President Obama, David Axelrod, Rahm Emanuel, Tim Geithner, Larry Summers, Sheila Bair, Peter Orzag.
All to the President: "Congratulations sir! The "2009 Health Insurance Reform Act" is a smashing success!
Emanuel: "Sir, thanks for finally letting me take the gloves off and crack some skulls. I know you don't like or approve of the bare knuckle stuff, but it had to be done."
Axelrod: "Simply incredible sir. The Clintons must be fuming with jealousy. I bet you anything that Bubba's face is a dark shade of purple right now!
Orzag: " Sir, you strong armed the big pharma guys into promising to not be greedy anymore AND to sponsor a nationwide run of "The Best of Rogers and Hammerstein" for the seniors in exchange for our promise that Medicare won't use its size as leverage to negotiate lower prices!"
Emanuel: "Let's not forget the deal we rammed up the insurers asses! In exchange for us dropping the public option the insurers promised to make their process more transparent and hold weekly lotteries for the poor. The lucky winner gets a yearly $5,000 deductible, $10,000 max out of pocket health plan!
Summers: "I hope you realize the lottery was MY idea. My research shows the poor LOVE lotteries."
President Obama: "Now now, take it easy fellas. I had a lot of help from all you. No way I get this landmark piece of legislation without you guys. Ok, lets not revel in our successes. There's still a lot of work to do. Tim, you had something on General Motors you wanted to discuss?"
Geithner: "Yes Mr. President. It seems General Motors Acceptance Corporation, GMAC needs about a $2 billion capital infusion."
Emanuel: "Jesus Tim, $2 billion? Why don't you just come up here and ask the President of the United States to validate your parking?
Orzag: "Seriously Tim. Welcome to 2009. If isn't at least $50 billion, handle that weak sh*t at your shop! Don't bring it up in here."
Summers: "Listen you two neanderthals, the only one around here who gets to bitch-slap Tim is me!"
President Obama: "Alright fellas, take it easy. Go ahead Tim. What is the story with GMAC?"
Geithner: "Well sir, remember Cash for Clunkers"?
Summers: "You mean the best stimulus idea since the Chinese built the Great Wall? Duh, I think so!"
Geithner: "Anyway sir, it seems that the 100,000 or so customers that participated in the program with GM essentially traded in a paid off vehicle for a new car."
Emanuel: "And.....?
Geithner: "Well, essentially almost all these folks used the $4,500 Clunker Credit as a down-payment for the new vehicle and then borrowed the balance from GMAC at 0% for 72 months. It appears that nearly 50% of those loans are already delinquent!"
President Obama: "Well that's bit odd isn't it? It almost sounds like the subprime problem doesn't it David?"
Axelrod: "It certainly does.
Geithner: "You both are correct there. It turns out that many of the borrowers are the same people. Now the loans GMAC made to the Clunker borrowers are coming up delinquent. And once these these folks go delinquent, they usually don't get things straightened out.
President Obama: "Wow, who knew right? Now, many of other car companies have been selling lots of vehicles. Are they experiencing the same thing?"
Geithner: "Yes Mr. President. In fact, this is where it gets tricky. See, remember all those neat lending facilities we set up with the Fed.......the Term Asset Backed Lending Facility or TALF?" That is where we tried to help jump-start consumer financing by lending money at very generous terms to investors to buy the securities collateralized by things such as auto loans."
President Obama: "Okay..?
Geithner: "Well the defaults on these Clunker loans are really starting to clobber those new securities that the Fed lent money on and the FDIC backstopped losses. It looks like the FDIC may be taking some sizable losses as a result." Additionally, a lot of this paper is ending up in money market mutual funds. Last year we threw a government wrap on this market too. So the FDIC may be on the hook for that as well.
President Obama: "Hmm, major bummer. Sheila, what do you think?
Bair: "Umm, I suppose this isn't a good time to bring up that our FDIC reserve fund is out of money?"
President Obama: "I wonder if President Bush would let me clear some brush out at Crawford?"


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Izzy dances at the weekends at the Royal Ballet School, Covent Garden, as a Junior Associate. She was also one of the few selected - from over 3,000 applicants - to take part in this year's Royal Ballet International Summer School at White Lodge. She received a Pebble Trust talent grant earlier this year and is using the money for dance related expenses. The photo shows her competing in the finals of the ISTD Janet Cram awards 2017.


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Thursday, May 16, 2013
Booking Through Thursday - May 16
What book(s) do you find yourself going back to? Beloved children's classics? Favorites from college? Something that touched you and just makes you long to visit? (Because, doesn't everybody have at least one book they would like to curl up with, even if they don't make a habit of rereading books? Even if they maybe don't even have the time to visit and just think back longingly?)
Well, many years ago I ran across an author and from that point forward he has been my favorite. Not every book of his has been a winner for me, but if I am looking for great writing, elite story telling, and more often than not a story that grabs hold and won't let go, I turn to Stephen King.
Do I have a favorite book of his? This is always a tough question because so many of them have brought me to a literary high. But, if I had to pick a favorite I think it would be 'It'.
For you King fans out there, do you have a favorite? If so, what is it, and why?
Thanks again for stopping by!
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Ned Henry Interview
TRAVELER Q&A: Ned Henry
We caught up with Outside GO guest Ned Henry about his family vacation to Ecuador and how we can help in the aftermath of the earthquake.
By: WHITNEY JAMES
What made you pick Ecuador as your dream destination?
My wife and I enjoy adventure vacations that are a bit "off the grid" and offer an authentic, immersive cultural experience.
"The Galápagos Islands are one of those once-in-a-lifetime, bucket list destinations that has always been in the back of my mind."
When I contacted Sandy Cunningham at Outside GO to talk about planning our trip, I told her I was interested in a land-based trip to the Galápagos and would like to do some surfing and mountain biking. She suggested that we stay at the Galápagos Safari Camp on the centrally-located island of Santa Cruz and take day trips by car or boat to different beaches and other islands. She also highly recommended that we spend some time on mainland Ecuador for mountain biking in the Andes at the end of our trip. Going to the mountains was not really even on my radar until Sandy recommended it, and our experience at Hacienda Zuleta in the Andes turned out to be every bit as amazing as the Galápagos Islands, but in a completely different way.
Who were your traveling companions?
We traveled with our son (14) and daughter (12) and had been waiting until they were old enough to be able to fully enjoy the hiking, surfing, snorkeling, horseback riding, and mountain biking.
What were your expectations for the trip?
One look at their website is all it took to see that Outside GO really had it together, so my expectations for the trip were high. Sandy told me that Robyn Goldblatt, who works at Outside GO, had recently returned from Ecuador and had stayed at both Galápagos Safari Camp and at Hacienda Zuleta (in the mountains) so I felt great about her local knowledge, recommendations, and the itinerary that she put together for us.
Outside GO far exceeded my expectations in every way, starting with the time Sandy spent with me on the phone tailoring the itinerary to accommodate my family's interests. The attention and service we received were superlative.
"This was a high-end but extremely casual trip. We ate the most amazing fresh, organic food in a beautiful setting with spectacular views while still in our bathing suits!"
Sandy organized our trip in a very thoughtful manner so that we would get the most out of out time in Ecuador, yet the pace felt relaxed and Katrien, the wonderful manger of Galápagos Safari Camp, and her staff were very flexible and happy to make changes, even at the last minute, to allow for as much spontaneity as we wanted. This was nice when, for example, we decided to have an extra day of surfing because the swell was so good. Our hosts, guides and naturalists were so gracious, accommodating and knowledgeable and making friendships with these people is truly what made the trip so special.
What was your favorite activity for the whole family?
Snorkeling with the sea lions, which we did twice, was amazing. The sea lions were so curious, playful, and interactive and we had never experienced anything like that.
Explain the best day of the entire week.
Wow, this is tough one. Obviously the scenery and wildlife in both the Galápagos Islands and the Andes were incredibly beautiful. I would have to say that surfing Tortuga Bay in crystal clear water with only one other person in the lineup was awesome.
Tell us the one story that comes to mind when you reminisce about the trip.
We became friends with Jan and Michelle Niedrau, a family from Quito who were vacationing at Galápagos Safari Camp and happened to be friends with the owners, Michael and Stephanie. They invited us to their home on mainland Ecuador, where they hosted a fabulous dinner party and also invited the owners of GSC and their family. It was great fun to make these new friends and made us feel truly connected.
The recent earthquake in Ecuador has been devastating. As someone who has already helped in the relief efforts, why do you think people should donate?
The death toll of Ecuador's 7.8 magnitude earthquake that struck on the April 16, 2016 rose to 655. In total, 12,500 people were injured and over 7,000 buildings have been destroyed. More than 29,000 people are currently living in shelters. Our friends Jan and Michelle have organized the Equador Earthquake Recovery Fund and at the time of writing have raised $57,000 which they are administering themselves to make sure the funds go where they are needed most.
Ecuador is a beautiful country and the people there are as friendly and hard-working as anyone I have met. While the Galápagos were spared, this earthquake has been devastating for much of the coastal region. This area is not well known like the Galápagos, and thus the devastation there is not receiving the attention it should. All the more reason for folks to chip in and contribute to this relief fund.
Will you travel again with Outside GO?
Absolutely! I like to be a traveler rather than a tourist and that is exactly the experience that Outside GO delivered. Sandy put together such a well thought out trip and took care of everything down to the last detail. She followed through to make sure everything went off flawlessly and was delightful to work with. After being spoiled with all the personal touches, it would probably be disappointing to do a trip any other way!
Make a donation to the Ecuador Earthquake Recovery Fund at the link below.
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October 2, 1938
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Rex Taylor Reed (born October 2, 1938) is an American film critic and former co-host of the syndicated television show At the Movies. He currently writes the column "On the Town with Rex Reed" for The New York Observer.
Personal life
Reed was born in Fort Worth, Texas, on October 2, 1938, the son of Jewell (née Smith) and James M. Reed, an oil company supervisor.[1][2] He earned his journalism degree from Louisiana State University in 1960.[3]
In February 2000, Reed was arrested for shoplifting after leaving a Tower Records, in Manhattan, with compact discs by Mel Tormé, Peggy Lee, and Carmen McRae in his jacket pockets. Reed, who had just purchased two other CDs, says he forgot about the other three CDs and his offer to pay for them was refused. The charges were later dropped.[4] According to Reed, several days after the arrest Peggy Lee sent him her entire catalog of CDs, because "she was so thrilled I wanted one of her CDs enough to put myself through so much hell."[5]
He lives at the Dakota apartment building in New York City. Reed is good friends with gossip columnist Liz Smith.[6]
Films and TV appearances
Reed has acted occasionally, such as in the movie version of Gore Vidal's Myra Breckinridge (1970). Reed also appeared in the films Superman (1978, as himself) and Inchon (1981), and was a regular on the TV show The Gong Show in the late 1970s. Reed additionally served on the jury at the 21st Berlin International Film Festival in 1971,[7] and guest voiced as himself on the animated series The Critic.
Rex Reed appears in the 2009 documentary For the Love of Movies: The Story of American Film Criticism explaining how important film critics were in the 1970s, and complaining about the proliferation of unqualified critical voices on the Internet.[8]
Before his current job as film critic for The New York Observer, Reed has been a film critic for Vogue, GQ, The New York Times, and Women's Wear Daily. For thirteen years, he was an arts critic for the New York Daily News, and for five years was the film critic for the New York Post. He is a member of New York Film Critics Circle and, because his reviews appear on the Internet, he is a member of New York Film Critics Online. He is the author of eight books, four of which were best-selling profiles of celebrities: Do You Sleep in the Nude?, Conversations in the Raw, People Are Crazy Here, and Valentines & Vitriol. In the sixties and throughout the seventies, Reed was one of the highest-paid and most in-demand writers of celebrity profiles. His writing style was considered an exemplary example of The New Journalism and his profile of the aging Ava Gardner was included and praised in Tom Wolfe's anthology, The New Journalism.
Offensive comments in reviews
In a 2005 review of the South Korean movie Oldboy, Reed wrote: "What else can you expect from a nation weaned on kimchi, a mixture of raw garlic and cabbage buried underground until it rots, dug up from the grave and then served in earthenware pots sold at the Seoul airport as souvenirs?" The Village Voice, which stated that "online forums erupted in protest" at the review, then mocked Reed by imagining him applying similar logic to films from other countries.[9]
In a 2013 review of Identity Thief, Reed made several references to Melissa McCarthy's weight, referring to her as "tractor-sized", "humongous", "obese", and a "hippo".[10][11] Film critic Richard Roeper said, "This just smacks of mean-spirited name-calling in lieu of genuine criticism."[12] On Twitter, Paul Feig, who directed McCarthy in Bridesmaids and The Heat, wrote, "I cordially invite Mr. Rex Reed to go fuck himself."[12] The review was referenced at the 85th Academy Awards on February 24, 2013 by the host, Seth MacFarlane, who joked that Reed would review Adele for singing "Skyfall" at the ceremony.[13] In a column for The Huffington Post, Candy Spelling likened Reed's review to bullying.[14]
Factual errors in reviews
Reed's 2012 review for The Cabin in the Woods[15] attracted controversy, due to significant factual inaccuracies in his summary of the film, and his dismissive attitude towards anyone who disagreed with his negative opinion. The L Magazine's Henry Stewart noted "his review is literally about 50 percent inaccurate—factually, objectively wrong." His professionalism was also called into question when, in addition to the factual inaccuracies, many felt he was needlessly insulting and mean-spirited towards those who enjoyed the film.[16][17]
In 2013, Reed was the subject of controversy when he reviewed V/H/S/2, despite walking out of the film within its first 20 minutes.[18] As a result, his review was incredibly brief and incorrectly summarized Jason Eisener's segment of the horror anthology. Many felt that Reed was unprofessional, with journalist Sam Adams stating that Reed was "making a mockery of a noble profession while intelligent critics scramble for crumbs all around him."[19][20]
- Reed, Rex (1968). Do you sleep in the nude?. London: Allen. ISBN 0-491-00043-X.<templatestyles src="Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css"></templatestyles>
- Reed, Rex (1969). Conversations in the Raw. New York: World. ISBN 0-491-00043-X.<templatestyles src="Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css"></templatestyles>
- Reed, Rex (1974). People are crazy here. New York: Delacorte Press. ISBN 0-440-07365-0.<templatestyles src="Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css"></templatestyles>
- Reed, Rex (1977). Valentines & vitriol. New York: Delacorte Press. ISBN 0-440-09336-8.<templatestyles src="Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css"></templatestyles>
- Reed, Rex (1986). Personal Effects. New York: Jove Books. ISBN 0-441-66220-X.<templatestyles src="Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css"></templatestyles>
- Reed, Rex (1992). Rex Reed's Guide to Movies on TV and Video, 1992-1993. Warner Books. ISBN 0-446-36206-9.<templatestyles src="Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css"></templatestyles>
- Reed, Rex (2013). Do You Sleep in the Nude? (ebook edition). Memphis: Devault-Graves Digital Editions. ISBN 978-0-9882322-6-6.<templatestyles src="Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css"></templatestyles>
- Reed, Rex (2013). People Are Crazy Here (ebook edition). Memphis: Devault-Graves Digital Editions. ISBN 978-0-9882322-8-0.<templatestyles src="Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css"></templatestyles>
- Reed, Rex (2013). Valentines & Vitriol (ebook edition). Memphis: Devault-Graves Digital Editions. ISBN 978-0-9882322-9-7.<templatestyles src="Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css"></templatestyles>
- Reed, Rex (2013). Conversations in the Raw (ebook edition). Memphis: Devault-Graves Digital Editions. ISBN 978-0-9882322-7-3.<templatestyles src="Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css"></templatestyles>
- ↑ "Rex Reed Biography (1938-)". Filmreference.com. 1938-10-02. Retrieved 2010-09-17.<templatestyles src="Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css"></templatestyles>
- ↑ "Rex Reed". Contemporary Authors Online, Gale, 2006. Reproduced in Biography Resource Center. Farmington Hills, Mich.: Thomson Gale. 2006
- ↑ "Rex Reed". New York Critics Film Circle.<templatestyles src="Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css"></templatestyles>
- ↑ "Rex Reed blames his arrest on fever of forgetfulness", USA Today, February 17, 2000
- ↑ St. Louis Post-Dispatch, February 26, 2000
- ↑ Tribune Media Services via Buffalo News, June 9, 2006
- ↑ "Berlinale 1971: Juries". berlinale.de. Retrieved 2010-03-13.<templatestyles src="Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css"></templatestyles>
- ↑ For the Love of Movies: The Story of American Film Criticism at the TCM Movie Database
- ↑ "Rex is Comedy", Village Voice, April 19, 2005
- ↑ Reed, Rex. "Declined: In Identity Thief, Bateman's Bankable Billing Can't Lift This Flick out of the Red". New York Observer. Retrieved 15 February 2013.<templatestyles src="Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css"></templatestyles>
- ↑ "Critic calls Melissa McCarthy 'tractor-sized', 'hippo' in review of new film", Today, February 7, 2013
- ↑ 12.0 12.1 "Melissa McCarthy Identity Thief Review Is "Mean-Spirited," Says Film Critic Richard Roeper". Us Weekly. February 8, 2013. Retrieved February 8, 2013.<templatestyles src="Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css"></templatestyles>
- ↑ Grant, Drew (February 25, 2013). "Rex Reed Got a Shout-Out in Last Night's Oscar Telecast". New York Observer. Retrieved March 4, 2013.<templatestyles src="Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css"></templatestyles>
- ↑ Candy Spelling, 15 Minutes of Fame, The Huffington Post, February 19, 2013
- ↑ "The Cabin in the Woods Is a Pixelated Nightmare". observer.com.<templatestyles src="Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css"></templatestyles>
- ↑ "How I lost my Respect for Rex Reed".<templatestyles src="Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css"></templatestyles>
- ↑ "Unprofessional Inaccuracies in Rex Reed's Review of Cabin in the Woods".<templatestyles src="Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css"></templatestyles>
- ↑ "Rex Reed 'V/H/S 2' Review: Controversial Critic Slams Movie He Didn't Finish". The Huffington Post. July 10, 2013. Retrieved October 22, 2013.<templatestyles src="Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css"></templatestyles>
- ↑ "Rex Reed, V/H/S/2, and Journalism 101 - Dread Central". Dread Central. July 10, 2013. Retrieved September 22, 2014.<templatestyles src="Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css"></templatestyles>
- ↑ Adams, Sam (July 10, 2013). "Rex Reed Still World's Worst Film Critic". Indiewire.<templatestyles src="Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css"></templatestyles>
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Freda Foh Shen is an American theatre, film and television actress.
In 1990 she played Carmen in Jean Genet's play The Balcony at the Hudson Guild Theater in New York.
In 2005 Foh Shen starred in the feature film Red Doors, and prior to that she had appeared in movies like The Ladykillers, Planet of the Apes, Crossing Delancey, and Basic Instinct.
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Today, as I was focusing on other things, I realized that I'm flying out of New York in a couple of weeks on a small plane. If you've read my blog very long, you know that I am no longer worried about fitting into seats on a regular flight, but these commuter planes (which are tiny even for people with average frames) are far from comfortable for their overweight passengers.
I'm flying to Oklahoma, and there is only one direct flight per day out of the NYC area. I paid more $$ for that flight because it's direct, but also because I thought I wouldn't have to fly on one of those small planes from Dallas or Chicago into Oklahoma. Now I've learned that I have to fly on the small plane from New York directly into Oklahoma. Really? Yes.
So what's an overweight girl to do? I called the airline, of course. And I reserved a stand-alone seat on the left side of the plane so I won't be crowding anyone but myself. That's fair enough, isn't it? 🙂 I also asked how many inches the seat is, and I'm happy to report that I can deal with it.
Don't get my wrong. The seat is small, but it's doable. I am no longer worried about being bumped from the flight which is extraordinarily important to me. I love to travel, and whether I'm going to a beautiful island or to visit loved ones, I just want to get there as quickly and seamlessly as possible.
I wonder what this flight will be like. I wonder if I'll have to cram myself into the tiny seat for 3 hours. If so, I'll gladly deal with it because at least I won't be crowding anyone else. With that in mind, I can do this.
I've come so far on this journey, but on days like this I remember that I still have a long way to go. What's most important is that I'm on my way. I'm working on myself inside and out, and I know that someday – perhaps even a year from now – this worry will be a thing of the past. Until then, I'll just be thankful for the wonderful customer service representative who allowed me to reserve that particular seat.
I also want to take a moment to talk about the PE WC. Day 2 was another success for me. I drank over 16 glasses of water (which is okay based on my body weight,) and I'm still going strong. If you're rocking this water intake like I am then you might need to be reminded that your body will adapt. It will just take some time to keep drinking!
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