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A (i want to give): if you have to ask, you are not invited or you don't matter
A (i will give): May 18th
2. Q: what are doing after graduation?
A: graduate school- George Washington University, M.A. Community Counseling
3. Q: What do you want to do with that?
A: *pause and blank stare* i want to be a counselor. no particular type, just a counselor. i'll do marriage, substance abuse,
guidance, whatev'.
4. Q: Where are you going to live?
A: *wonders if you are offering room/board* with my parents, rent free
5. Q: Are you sure you want to be back home with your parents?
A: *still wonders if you are 'putting in on this'* YES
6. Q: Really? You are going to work full-time, too?
A: *seriously, are you feeling like a philanthropist?* yes, if someone will hire me in this economy.
7. Q: How was Spelman? (or some variation thereof)
A: i cannot sum up 4 years of my life nor can i create a visual for you to understand an experience that is different for
everyone. in general, college is what you make it. the name of the school changes but little else. i will suffice it to say
"good or bad, i am richer for the experience".


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As a co-sleeping, baby-wearing, breastfeeding kind of mama, I love discussing everything involving natural parenting topics. And you know what else is natural? Sex with your husband. After having a baby and getting the all-clear from the doctor that your body is ready to resume the nookie, many of us cannot wait to get frisky.
On Coffee Shop Confessions, one mom admitted that she and her husband had sex with their 8-week-old baby right there in the bed with them, making the panel cringe. But it seems that the mom confessing was also cringing at what she had done. Let's roll the videotape ....
Now as I said, I'm a co-sleeping mom, but when it comes to having sex, my husband and I do not get it on with a kid in the bed. And this doesn't mean we don't have sex. We just don't have sex in the bed. There isn't some rule where doing the naughty can only take place between the sheets, right? Why not try the couch, the shower, or the kitchen table?
If you're a parent who has done the deed with baby right there in the bed with you, then that's cool. Whatever works for your family. The baby here is just 8-weeks old and I'm sure mom and dad were super quiet. But did you notice how mama felt really uncomfortable with it all? To me, that means she should take the sex to another room. Or even the floor in the same room. Heck, why not just do it standing up against the wall. That would be hot.
For the mamas who do schtup their husbands with baby in bed, I have to admit that I'm a tad jealous. Your baby must be the best sleeper ever.
Do you think this mom crossed the line between attachment parenting and "too close for comfort" parenting?
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Ben Franklin said taxes were one of the only certainties in life. These odd tax laws certainly raise an eyebrow.
No one likes to pay taxes. Especially when they're as off-the-wall as these.
New tax laws recently passed by Congress could affect your bottom line and your administrative overhead -- especially if your business is an online retailer.
For online retailers, untangling the Internet sales tax knot isn't getting any easier.
More and more states are looking to Internet sales to boost tax revenue. For small businesses, that means tax compliance is even more complex.
Your money is hard earned. Don't waste it on these five easily avoidable tax penalties.
Can you imagine registering your business in 7,500 different tax districts? Depending on how sales-tax laws change, you might have to.
Today the sales tax in Chicago went up to 10.25 percent after a 1 percent hike in the Cook county rate.
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| Cyanide
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| Brenda
| My kids introduced me to Terraria, and I fell in love with the game. Became an admin at Gamepedia's Terraria Wiki in 2016. I'm comfortable with templates, css, and dpl.
Love everything Marvel; if there's a Marvel movie or TV show, I'm probably watching it. Well, not the cartoons.
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|I started editing wikis in 2018. I'm now a member of the Content Team for Fandom. Some of my favorite gaming memories include heated NBA Jam games on the Sega Genesis and causing trouble in Ultima Online with friends. These days, I'll play just about anything but my favorites are first person shooters (Quake, TF2, Call of Duty), FromSoft games (Dark Souls, Bloodborne, Sekiro), and anything by Hideo Kojima (Metal Gear, etc.). And I'm always looking forward to the next Star Wars, MCU, or James Bond movie.
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| Chris
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| Yazzy
|Ciao, Yazzy here. I've been editing on wikis since April 2010. Editing has been the perfect outlet for my obsessive tendencies for organizing information. Animation is my true love and you'll largely see me in cartoon communities, though at the moment I'm hooked on the video game Your Turn to Die and it's corresponding wiki.
| Lorisa
|Hello everyone. I'm from Canada & I've been a contributor for 10+ years. In 2012, I unknowingly took on my first big project when I started to work on the fandom page for X-Men Evolution. Soon it went from 19 pages to over 700 in a couple of years. Almost solely by me, (because who would want to edit a show that had been over for 10 years). But over time, more and more people started coming to make edits or changes on the site, and a couple of users even started their own X-Men evolution pages. I just remember feeling so inspired that a fandom that had been neglected, now had so many dedicated fans. That's where I learned a lot of new and neat tricks, and while & learned by a lot of trial and error. I went on to make other fandom pages from the ground up. Including Reign, with 1,225 pages, after it became my new obsession thanks to its ties with history. I am now proud to say I am the admin of over 10 fandoms! :)
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HARVARD — There were 29 timely applicants for the Harvard School Superintendent post. The Superintendent Search Committee was to meet in executive session on Tuesday for a primer with Massachusetts Association of School Committee Executive Director Glen Koocher for tips on interviewing superintendent candidates.
Harvard School Committee Chairwoman SusanMary Redinger noted there were also two more applications received after the Nov. 16 application submittal deadline. The screening committee will have to decide whether or not to accept those late submittals, Redinger said.
School Committee member Keith Cheveralls noted that the search committee was not initially charged with producing any specific number of superintendent finalists for full School Committee review. "So I challenge you all on the search committee as to what you want to see numerically," said Cheveralls.
Cheveralls cautioned against a large number so that site visits with the leading finalists can be performed in a timely fashion. Redinger suggested the finalists be publicly interviewed first, with site visits performed later for only the strongest finalists.
Interim Harvard School Superintendent Joseph Connelly said the committee "is charged with identifying candidates they believe are worthy to be considered by the School Committee."
Connelly cautioned against having too few finalists. "Don't lock it in at five, or six or three," said Connelly. "If people pull out, it may be down to just two candidates or one. You may find yourself losing a candidate at the last moment."
The finalists are to be publicly interviewed by the School Committee from Jan. 7 through Jan. 31. Cheveralls reminded his peers that the screening committee should only forward finalists names for those the committee would feel comfortable having in the superintendency.


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First lady wants people to drink more plain water
Michelle Obama has pushed Americans to eat healthier and to exercise more. Now she says we should "drink up" too. As in plain water. And more of it.
The first lady, who has spent the past several years highlighting the problem of childhood obesity, is getting behind a campaign announced Thursday to encourage people to drink more old-fashioned, calorie-free water. Whether it comes from a faucet, an underground spring, a rambling river or a plastic bottle, the message is: "Drink up."
She was joining the Partnership for a Healthier America as the nonpartisan, nonprofit group launches the nationwide effort from Watertown, Wis., with backing from a variety of likely and unlikely sources, including the beverage industry, media, government and entertainers such as actress Eva Longoria. Mrs. Obama is the partnership's honorary chairwoman.
Among the participants were representatives of Stamford-based Nestle Waters North America, bottlers of Poland Spring, Deer Park, Zephyrhills, Arrowhead, Nestle Pure Life, Ice Mountain, Ozarka, San Pellegrino, Perrier and Resource.
The first lady said she has realized since beginning the childhood obesity initiative in 2010 that drinking more water is the best thing people can do for their health.
"Drink just one more glass of water a day and you can make a real difference for your health, your energy and the way you feel. So `drink up' and see for yourself," she said in a statement.
People will see Nestle Waters' support of the initiative through its water drop logo on certain custom packaging of Nestle Waters North America bottled water products, company trucks, advertising and in social media.
"We at Nestle Waters North America wholeheartedly embrace the concept that you are what you drink," said Tim Brown, Nestle Waters North America chairman, president and CEO, in prepared comments. "Getting into the habit of driniking water is one of the easiest things people of all ages can do on their path to adopt lifeling healthy habits."
Every bodily system depends on water, which makes up about 60 percent of a person's body weight, according to the Mayo Clinic. Water also is a calorie-free option for people concerned about weight control, is largely inexpensive and is available practically everywhere.
Yet despite trends showing a rise in water consumption and declines in the amount of soda people drink, Larry Soler, the partnership's president and chief executive, says the "drink up" water campaign is needed. Health advocates have blamed the corn syrups and other sugars in soda for obesity.
"That's exactly the type of impact we're glad to be seeing, and we want to accelerate that because we still have an enormous problem in this country with rates of obesity," Soler said.
Sam Kass, executive director of "Let's Move," Mrs. Obama's anti-childhood obesity initiative, cited federal statistics showing that about 40 percent of adults drink fewer than four cups of water daily and that one-fourth of kids below age 19 don't drink any plain water on any given day.
Soler emphasized that the campaign is not about pushing a particular type of water, or stressing water over other beverages, although Mrs. Obama in the past has counseled people to switch from sugary soda to water and has talked about seeing improvement in her daughters' health after making that change in their diets. The first lady also has been criticized by people who accuse her of being the nation's food police.
"Every participating company has agreed to only encourage people to drink water, not focus on what people shouldn't drink, not even talk about why they may feel their type of water is better than another," Soler said. "It's just `drink more water.'"
The first lady has recorded individual messages that are to air from morning to night Thursday on such TV talk shows as "Today," "Good Morning America," "Nuevo Dia," "Despierta America," "The View," "Live With Kelly and Michael," "Katie" and the late-night programs with comedians Jay Leno, David Letterman and Jimmy Fallon. The hosts also will drink water on air and encourage viewers to do the same.
The campaign's logo, a blue water drop with the words "drink up" in white, eventually will be plastered on millions of packages of bottled water, individual bottles of water themselves and reusable bottles, Soler said, and on more than 10,000 outdoor public drinking fountains.
The American Beverage Association, which represents the makers of soft drinks, sports drinks, energy drinks, juices and juice drinks, and bottled water and water beverages, supports the campaign, as does the International Bottled Water Association, among others, Soler said.
Besides the Nestle Waters brands, individual bottled water brands behind the push include Aquafina, Dasani and Evian.
The Brita water filter company also is on board.
Susan Neely, president and chief executive of the American Beverage Association, said staying hydrated is important and that "bottled water provides people with a convenient and popular choice."


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Thank god an assistant elementary school principal is still alive today. His recent "slapping" attack by a kindergartner must have been really scary. It's hard to know what's scarier, actually -- that, or the fact that someone supposedly called 911 on a 5-year-old, or commenters on a news site saying they wish they were that assistant principal so they could take that child over their knee "whipping his hind end quicker than he would of know and I bet he wouldn't of done that ever again."
But this story gets even scarier -- or funnier, depending how you look at it. Here is what appeared on the news site reporting the event:
The kindergartner has been suspended from school but was not arrested. The assistant principal wasn't seriously injured.
I'm laughing but only for five seconds until the tears of sadness overtake. This poor poor kid. Let's break it down:
The kindergartner has been suspended. Kids should not hit adults and that does need to be dealt with, but this really isn't the best way to create a positive, nurturing experience for a child during his first weeks of school ever. It is, however, probably a great way to ensure he or she will drop out by ninth grade.
But was not arrested. Was that even a consideration? Would the assistant principal have to take the stand? Do they make potties that small in prison?
The assistant principal wasn't seriously injured. At least not physically. No word about any short- or long-term mental trauma he or she may have had or might experience.
Sorry, but it's hard to be serious about a situation so absurd. The fact this even made online news wires is troubling, or a sign that it's a really really really slow news day. There are no details yet as to why this child attacked the principal, but it doesn't really matter. Something is going on with that kid, or with his parents, or both, and someone needs to find out what that is and step in gently and with compassion -- fast.
I don't know how I would react if the school called me to report my 5-year-old had slapped and scratched an educator, but I know exactly what I would do if I were that assistant principal. I would apply some Bacitracin and then give that kid the biggest hug in the world and tell him everything is going to be okay. Then call in the parents, psychologists, or even social services as necessary, but definitely leave men in uniforms carrying guns off the list. A gross overreaction or a zero tolerance policy gone totally out of control. Just no. No no no no no.
What's the best way to deal with a kindergartner who attacks a teacher or school staffer?
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Beach Fun: How to Build Sand Structures With Your Kids
Do your kids love to dig and play in the sand at the beach?
Looking for something new to do next time you go to the shore?
With nothing more than a shovel, a ball and a bucket of water, your kids will have a blast at the beach all day long.
In this article, I'll show you how to make three sand structures you may not have seen before; three projects that go far beyond the standard sand-pail castle.
Why Make Sand Structures?
A trip to the beach is the one time that parents actually encourage their kids to jump in the puddles and play in the dirt (otherwise known as sand). And kids LOVE it—digging, building, experimenting with all of the things that sand plus water can do.
I thought up some unique activities to do in the sand and tested them out with my own family so that I could share the best ones with you.


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A one-pound Florida panther kitten was rescued by wildlife officials at the Florida Panther National Wildlife Refuge in Immokalee, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission said Thursday.
The kitten was found unresponsive with a very low body temperature when he was only 7 days old, officials said.
Biologists took the kitten to the Animal Specialty Hospital of Florida, where the animal received life-saving procedures.
The panther is now getting 24-hour care at Lowry Park Zoo in Tampa.
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"Our goal is always return to the wild whenever possible, but because this kitten was so young at the time of rescue, he will not learn survival skills from his mother and therefore cannot be released into the wild," the FWC said in a Facebook post.
Once the kitten is old enough, he will be put on display at the Homosassa Springs Wildlife State Park.


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Three new TV spots for director Joe Wright's (Hanna, Pride & Prejudice) adaptation of the Leo Tolstoy classic Anna Karenina have landed online. The romance pic stars Keira Knightley as an adulterer who questions her happiness, and Wright has boldly chosen to set most of the film's action inside a rundown theater with over 100 interconnected sets that allow the action to move fluidly through a door and into a separate setting entirely. The stunning visuals are on full display in these TV spots, highlighting the gorgeous settings in which Knightley, Jude Law, and Aaron Johnson interact.
Hit the jump to check out the TV spots, and click here to read Matt's review of the film from the Toronto Film Festival. The pic also stars Kelly Macdonald, Olivia Williams, Matthew Macfadyen and Domnhall Gleeson. Anna Karenina opens on November 9th.
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The third collaboration of Academy Award nominee Keira Knightley with director Joe Wright, following the award-winning boxoffice successes "Pride & Prejudice" and "Atonement," is the epic love story "Anna Karenina," adapted from Leo Tolstoy's classic novel by Academy Award winner Tom Stoppard ("Shakespeare in Love"). The story unfolds in its original late-19th-century Russia high-society setting and powerfully explores the capacity for love that surges through the human heart, from the passion between adulterers to the bond between a mother and her children. As Anna (Ms. Knightley) questions her happiness, change comes to her family, friends, and community.


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- Welshman claims maiden European Tour win at 255th attempt at Irish Open on Sunday
- The 36-year-old Donaldson finishes on 18-under par to claim €333,330 first prize at Royal Portrush in Northern Ireland
- England's Anthony Wall finishes in a tie for second; Padraig Harrington's challenge fades with final round 70
- Rory McIlroy posts final round 67 to finish in tie for 11th
Jamie Donaldson claimed the first European Tour title of his career with a resounding four-stroke victory at the Irish Open on Sunday.
The Welshman made sure of his first win in 255 attempts with a closing six-under par round of 66 at Royal Portrush in Northern Ireland -- the first time the event has taken place north of the border since 1953.
"I guess it takes some people longer than others, and it's taken me a lot longer than I thought to win," Donaldson said.
"The first three years went too quickly and then I was out for a year with injury, so I didn't find my feet too soon after that, and then I lost my way a bit. But over the last two to three years I feel as though I have been building to this win and it's just so nice to be finally holding this trophy," he added.
The 36-year-old started his final round trailing Sweden's Mikael Lundberg who set off at a blistering pace going out in 29 strokes.
But Donaldson immediately set about reclaiming his overnight lead, bagging three birdies in the opening four holes to set the tone for the rest of an assured final round.
A bogey four at the par three 11th hole was followed by birdies at the 12th, 14th and 15th holes.
Another bogey at the 16th failed to unnerve Donaldson who closed out like a champion birdieing the closing two holes to finish the week on 18-under par.
Donaldson, who pocketed a winner's check of €333,330, finished four shots clear of England's Anthony Wall, Rafa Cabrera-Bello from Spain and Paraguay's Fabrizio Zanotti in second.
Wall, who was paired with Donaldson during Sunday's round, paid tribute to the Welshman afterwards.
"I've never doubted him. He's a class act and a super, super player, and he deserves everything he gets because he does work hard and he's got loads of talent," Wall said, EuropeanTour.com reported.
Hopes of an Irish winner faded on Sunday when Padraig Harrington could only manage a closing round of 70 to finish six shots adrift of Donaldson in tie for seventh place with Scotland's Craig Lee (68) and David Drysdale (66).
Rory McIlroy had too much ground to make up on the final day but finished with a bogey-free round of 67 to claim a share of 10th place on 11-under par.


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Beloved TV host Regis Philbin, who has spent more time in front of TV cameras than anyone else in history, said a tearful goodbye to a star-studded audience Friday on "Live! With Regis and Kelly."
The 80-year-old Philbin's final edition of the syndicated morning show aired Friday morning, with New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg giving the Bronx-bred legend a key to the city as fans and friends including Donald Trump, Katie Couric, Tony Danza and Diane Sawyer watched from the audience.
"You see that?" Ripa said as the crowd cheered Philbin's entrance. "That's all for you. All those people are here for you."
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Philbin, who has logged more than 16,000 TV hours as an actor, talk and game show host and awards presenter in an illustrious career that began in the early 1960s, took it all in.
"I feel OK, I feel pretty good. Well, I feel the weight of the whole thing, the somberness of it..."
Ripa, his partner for the last decade, interrupted Philbin before the lump forming in his own throat could.
"I'm surprised you showed because I saw you glugging down those Cosmos last night," quipped Ripa, who then teed up a montage of stars paying tribute with the sincerest form of flattery.
"Regis you are a true original, you are one of a kind... and yet many of us feel the urge to "do" Regis…Many of us have the urge to "be" Regis. Many of us yearn to learn the art of being Regis," Ripa said, introducing a clips of Dana Carvey, Daryl Hammond, Tom Hanks, Amy Poehler, Ben Affleck and other celebs doing their Regis Philbin impersonation.
Over the span of 28 years on "Live," Philbin manned the desk with everyone from Cyndy Garvey to Kathie Lee Gifford to Ripa, and any number of guest hosts, but it's a testament to Regis' appeal and staying power that viewers have stayed with him through all the changes.
Philbin's replacement has not been announced. Next week, Jerry Seinfeld will serve as Ripa's co-pilot, with Neil Patrick Harris taking on duties the following week. Ripa, who recently signed a contract extension through 2017, will continue to work with guests until a permanent co-host is found.
Philbin had the misfortune of starting his TV hosting career in the early '60s, when Johnny Carson was establishing his dominance. But Philbin gamely plugged away for decades, doing radio, talk shows, game shows... anyone looking for a strong, upbeat host who was game for anything knew they could call on him. His perseverance finally paid off in the 1983, when he and Garvey launched "The Morning Show," which would morph over the next five years into "Live With Regis and Kathie Lee," and then with Kelly Ripa in 2001.
In the meantime, he's hosted hits like "Who Wants to be a Millionaire," "Million Dollar Password" and the first season of "America's Got Talent," appeared in dozens of films and even recorded four record albums.
Incredibly, what inspired Philbin to exit "Live" was not age or health, but money. Philbin has confessed to being disappointed at how his recent contract negotiations went. While he's ready, willing and able to work, he told Katie Couric, he's made peace with the idea that this may be his swan song.
"If nothing comes up, fine, I've done it all anyway, believe me."


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From all of us at the Digital Public Library of America, our hearts go out to those affected by the terrible events in Boston yesterday.
The tragedy took place right in front of the Boston Public Library, where we planned to have our gala launch on Thursday. I have been in touch with Amy Ryan, the President of the BPL, and I extended our sympathies to the BPL staff and their loved ones.
We have all been looking forward to this week's festivities, to celebrate how thousands of people and institutions have come together to build the DPLA, to thank our incredibly generous contributors and funders, and to mark the DPLA's transition from vision to reality.The website is still scheduled to be opened to the public on 18 April 2013. From another announcement:
The Library at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign is joining with the Digital Public Library of America (DPLA) to provide online access to thousands of historical materials archived at Illinois. As part of the cooperative partnership, the University Library will contribute metadata for 15 of its digital image collections.
Premier collections include the Motley Collection of Theatre and Costume Design (costume and set designs by the Motley Group, whose designs were used in productions on Broadway and the Metropolitan Opera in New York City); Portraits of Actors, 1720-1920 (includes almost 3,500 pictures of actors-studio portraits, the majority are British and American actors who worked between about 1770 and 1893); Historical Maps Online (maps charting the last 400 years of historical development in Illinois and the Northwest Territory); and Sousa Archives Music Instrument Digital Image Library (images of rare cornets and trumpets, early boxwood clarinets and flutes, unique double-reed sarrusophones, bassoons and Heckelphone, unusual harps and zithers, prototype electronic Hawaiian guitars and Sal Mar Construction, and Civil War era military horns in the Sousa Archives and Center for American Music).Significant to the genealogical community are the inclusion of the historic online maps.


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I've been thinking, maybe I should play more and think less, but I can't so you are forced to delete my posts from your feedreader instead.
So, I am wondering why Blizzard doesn't introduce scalability into the game. Sure in some cases this my mean a bit of balancing, but in these days of phasing, I wonder if it isn't more possible than ever.
There are 3 areas (which pretty much covers everything). Mobs, Quests and Instances.
I know grinding can be a bitch, but I suggest making it interesting. Notice how more often than not the mobs you are grinding are relatively low level and really quite boring to grind.
Two shots, next mob, two shots, next mob.
This also creates an unbalance in that low level toons are disadvantaged against higher level toons. A high level toon can round up the mobs and slaughter them before a low level toon can tag one.
Exploring Azeroth is kind of boring as a high level toon. You have no fear. I run over the mobs so they will aggro and die by Molten Armor.
What if, all mobs scaled to be a minimum of 5 levels below you. Why not let the mobs of Westfall have their high level cousins drop in for a visit?
How many old world quests do you have outstanding? Why not revitalize the old world and TBC by scaling the Quest level so it's the same as the quest carrier?
Hogger the new target dummy
This thought is in part inspired by Saresa.
Remember Hogger? The bane of any newbie Alliance toon. There was a time where Hogger would make or break a toon. If you couldn't take down Hogger, you rerolled Horde.
To this day the name Hogger instills a fear similar to watching another guy getting hit in the nads.
Willel points out that Hogger has now been nerfed down from needing a 40 man raid to a 10 man raid, but I say bring on Heroic mode!
Don't let the Alliance come back at 80 and one-shot Hogger (in revenge), give Hogger a chance to test the toon no matter what level.
In increasing the Quest level, some other adjustments may be required, let me cover them in the next bit.
Yep, bring on 83+ Van Cleef!
Let instances scale (maybe optionally). Screw Ulduar, bring on Heroic Deadmines!
I know this concept has been discussed before, and it probably is too hard to balance the instance, but if they just apply a similar "buff" to the mobs as suggested above we would be 90% of the way there.
What about the loot?
Now as mentioned, some changes would be required. I would suggest appropriate rewards: cash, xp and of course loot.
Scalable loot!
Silly idea right… But then we already have a model for this… Heirloom items.
If I remember right, every leather wearer coverts the Blackened Defias armor…
not to mention the Red Defias Mask.
Now wouldn't it be grand of that gear scaled so they you could be wearing it at level 80. A raid on Orgrimmar in Defias clothes – Hell Yeah!
Sure it wouldn't be the best gear, but I dare say the formula they have for Heirloom items could be equally applied to other existing gear.
Let's make Old World's interesting
By making old content scalable we make the old world content worthwhile, to everyone, no matter what the toon level.
It would make the achievements: quest, exploration and instance real achievements. You either did it originally, or you achieved it against the odds at your current level.
Gnomer and Out!
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There's a line of middleweights waiting to fight champ Anderson Silva.
The tough part may be rousing Silva's interest in fighting them.
"At the end of the day, it's difficult to find an opponent that can fight Anderson," manager Ed Soares told MMAjunkie.com (www.mmajunkie.com). "There's not a ton of them out there."
In a recent interview with Brazilian website Tatame, Silva's co-manager, Jorge Guimaraes, called potential fights against Chris Weidman, Alan Belcher and Tim Boetsch a "joke."
Soares took a softer stance on the division standouts, but acknowledged that the contenders in the field don't represent the biggest fights possible for Silva (32-4 MMA, 15-0 UFC), who defended his title a record 10th time against Chael Sonnen at UFC 148 for his 15th overall win inside the octagon.
"I don't think any opponent in that category is a joke," Soares said. "I just think that some of his opponents just aren't as attractive. When I look at Weidman, I think he's a very talented guy. He's got a bright future. But when I look at it, he's 9-0. Anderson has got double the wins he has in his career in the UFC. So I just don't see the value of being able to fight a guy like this right now. That's my opinion."
Another name that Soares said fans are overlooking as a potential contender is former champ Rich Franklin, whom Silva beat at UFC 64 to win the title and again at UFC 77 in his second defense of the belt.
"The only guy that Rich Franklin has ever lost to at 185 pounds is Anderson," Soares said. "So when you look at the 185-pound division, he's definitely up in the mix as far as a contender. I think [Silva would] be interested in fighting Franklin again, just simply because he respects Rich a lot, and he feels that Rich was the guy that gave him the opportunity to fight for the belt."
But perhaps the most attractive fight on the market at this moment, Soares said, is a superfight with welterweight champ Georges St-Pierre, which has been on the radar screen for more than a year as the two have continued to decimate their respective divisions.
Soares said Silva might be able to make the welterweight cutoff of 170 pounds, or a catchweight could be arranged.
Fans also suggested a superfight between Silva and light heavyweight champ Jon Jones, but Soares said Silva isn't interested in the bout for no other reason than he doesn't plan on fighting north of the middleweight class.
Whatever is next in store for Silva, it appears some difficult choices lie ahead.
"It's not an easy situation," Soares said. "The middleweight division is a little bit complicated right now. But who am I to sit here and say who they should fight? I'm just saying that as far as the biggest fights go, I see a potential fight with Georges St-Pierre being a big fight."
For more on the UFC's upcoming schedule, stay tuned to the UFC Rumors section of the site.
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"No, but I had a relative who died at Auschwitz."
"Is that true?"
"Yeah, he fell off the guard tower." —Ben Schwartz and Tony Clifton, Comedy Bang! Bang!
"You laugh like the cartoon shoe being dipped." —Pete Holmes makes a Who Framed Roger Rabbit? reference to Jeff Garlin, Doug Loves Movies
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"How can someone be half-homeless?"
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"I'm slowly adding layers to the cheeseburger of my success level." —Mark Duplass, WTF With Marc Maron
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Whereas the titles of many podcasts are related to the content or premise of the shows, the title of the Nerdist/SModcast co-production FEaB is an acronym for Four Eyes And Beard, in reference to the glasses of co-host Matt Mira (best known from the Nerdist podcast) and the facial hair of co-host Scott Mosier (best known from SModcast and as Kevin Smith's producing partner). That Mira and Mosier chose such an inane title reflects the fact that FEaB really has no premise. That's not necessarily a bad thing; it just means the show will mostly appeal to those who are already fans of one or both of the hosts. They have pretty good chemistry, and their riffing—which composes most of the show, in addition to stories—is decent. A newer segment called FEaB Reads, in which they give book recommendations, is earnest but probably only interesting to listeners specifically looking for book recommendations. Compared to their more excitable and well-known co-hosts on Nerdist and SModcast, Mira and Mosier are much more laid-back, and the show overall has a notably relaxed tone.
At times this is true to the point of being a fault, such as in episode four, "Scott's Tired," in which Mosier literally almost falls asleep. His lack of energy is his signature, but in this case it puts him off his game comedically and thereby hampers the episode as a whole. However, he pulls his weight in this installment of a recurring segment in which they try to address questions raised in Chuck Klosterman's HYPERtheticals. Occasionally they stick too closely to answering the questions rather than letting the conversation digress into riffing, but it's mostly solid. Hopefully Mosier can get some sleep before the next episode. [CG]
Sport And The British
With the impending London Olympics, BBC Radio 4's serialized Sport And The British offers a perfect, timely opportunity to learn more about the rich history of "how sport has shaped the British and how Britain has shaped sport." The program, released in 30 15-minute installments earlier this year, is tightly produced and focuses mostly on the sociological, political, and cultural side of sports, and therefore hardly resembles a typical sports show. Host Clare Balding—with help from a long roster of sports-history scholars—presents fascinating stories of largely unheralded sports heroes and events from decades and centuries past, all with enough energy to give the show momentum and enough passion to keep listeners engaged. The topics of each episode vary (relatively) widely from week to week and are not chronologically linear, but the first episode is still the best place to start. After a brief recounting of the "The Rise of Olympism" thanks to Pierre de Coubertin, the episode dives into tales of bizarre occurrences and contentious relations between British and American athletes at the Olympic events in the early 20th century. It's totally riveting and will likely whet listeners' appetites for the upcoming summer games. [CG]
Comedy Bang! Bang! #164: Clifton Was Here: Tony Clifton, Ben Schwartz
Nearly three decades after the death of Andy Kaufman, his caustic lounge-singer alter ego not only lives on (via longtime friend and collaborator Bob Zmuda), but is also busier than ever, thanks to some regular shows in L.A. Kaufman is one of the patron saints of alt-comedy, and Clifton/Zmuda gives his acolytes access to the legend. Clifton's whole shtick is over-the-top offensiveness, so it's surprising to hear him reflective and downright restrained during episode 164. Of course, he still drops the n-word, offers to have one of his female companions blow Aukerman, and takes many swipes at Jews, but that's to be expected. This Clifton has a lot of raconteur Bob Zmuda in him, at least when faced with two comedy geeks like Aukerman and Parks And Recreation/House Of Lies star Ben Schwartz. His hacky/offensive jokes are fine, but his stories are pretty great. [KR]
The Dana Gould Hour #8: Summer Testacular!
The latest episode of The Dana Gould Hour takes its cues from guest and inveterate girlyman Joel Stein and his recent book, Man Made, about his experimental embrace of masculinity following the birth of his son. This leads Gould and his panel of erudite smartasses—including the ubiquitous Eddie Pepitone—to contemplate what it means to be a man and the myriad ways they just don't measure up. The resulting banter has the easygoing rhythms of casual conversation without the lulls, awkward silences, or failed jokes. Then Mr. Show's John Ennis drops by for a consistently hilarious recurring feature in which he and Gould comfortably inhabit the personae of working-class bruisers whose gruff exterior belies all manner of practical wisdom. A comic dissertation on the life of Lon Chaney Jr. that's edifying and entertaining in equal measure tops things off. [NR]
Doug Loves Movies: Jeff Garlin, T.J. Miller and Pete Holmes Guest
They said it couldn't happen—or maybe they just said it shouldn't happen: the loud, tangent-filled confluence of DLM's three most distractingly garrulous repeat guests, who are seemingly locked in competition for who can get Doug Benson's blood pressure the highest. Well, Pete Holmes and T.J. Miller are, anyway; Jeff Garlin seems genuinely confused and slightly miffed (though not at all stifled, of course) to be thrown in the middle of their riffing melee, and repeatedly answers Holmes and Miller's yes-ands with his own no-buts. The mismatched chemistry works, though, and when Garlin makes an early exit, another notorious DLM guest waits in the wings. This whirling dervish of an episode isn't for the faint of heart or those who like DLM for the games, which obviously fall by the wayside this week. Even those with a high tolerance for chaos might feel the need to pop an aspirin after listening, but it's worth it to experience one of the most memorable DLMs to date. [GK]
Hang Up And Listen: The Power And The Glory Of The Knuckleball Edition
Every baseball fan loves the knuckleball—for its mysterious breaks (and calamitous hiccups), for the Looney Tunes haplessness of opposing hitters, and for the stories of crafty veterans who have extended their careers by adopting this quirky pitch. Josh Levin, Stefan Fatsis, and guest panelist John Swansburg have a great time marveling over the strange case of New York Mets pitcher R.A. Dickey, a smart and media-friendly knuckleballer who has mostly stymied the league this season. While this episode is missing Mike Pesca and his delightful Pesca-isms, Swansburg proves a more than capable substitute, particularly during a Dream Team segment where he and the others muse about Scottie Pippen's approval of topless European beaches and the determination of everyone on the team to keep Isiah Thomas off of it. A third segment examines the legacy of Title IX, which has been a boon to women's sports, even if it hasn't entirely fulfilled its potential. [ST]
Judge John Hodgman: A Quashed Plot Never Spoils
Aaron Paul won an Emmy for his work on the third season of Breaking Bad. Have we ruined the show for you in some small way? That's the absurd position of Adam, who wants Judge Hodgman to censure his friend and roommate Andrew for revealing this information while he was just starting to catch up with the show. The knowledge that Aaron Paul—the second lead of the show!—survived through at least some of season three drained some of the suspense from Adam as Paul's character faced mortal peril. Hodgman's ruling isn't surprising—he's nothing if not a sensible man—but the episode raises some compelling questions about what constitutes a spoiler and what information might be considered fair or unfair to bring up in casual conversation. (Spoiler alert: A major development in the latter half of Games Of Thrones' first season is revealed, though Judge Hodgman will likely not hear the case against himself.) [ST]
The JV Club #16: Melanie Lynskey
Janet Varney has been sitting on this interview with Heavenly Creatures star Melanie Lynskey for a year, and it's a mystery why she's waited so long to release one of the show's best segments. As an adolescent in New Plymouth, New Zealand, a provincial town where acting wasn't considered a legitimate profession, Lynskey was thrust into the spotlight at a young age when she was cast in Peter Jackson and Fran Walsh's film, and her experience is a fascinating look at balancing the pressures of an acting career with being an ordinary teenager—especially once she begins comparing herself to co-star Kate Winslet. Along the way, Varney confesses embarrassing tidbits about her own adolescence, like her crushes on A Clockwork Orange's Alex and Hannibal Lecter, and the rapport between the two women results in one of the podcast's most engaging hours. [OS]
The Mental Illness Happy Hour #66: Michaela Watkins
As comedian-actress Michaela Watkins anxiously explains, her life devoid of substance-abuse or any tangible tragedy may pale in comparison to the more harrowing tales on The Mental Illness Happy Hour. Instead, she offers another form of struggle perhaps more common, if not quite as exciting: something she calls "love addiction." Now happily engaged, Watkins details her path to understanding the full impact her parents' divorce had on her, specifically her tendency to wildly course-correct in relationships. While it's certainly a slow-burn, low-stakes sort of episode, Paul Gilmartin pulls increasingly relatable realizations out of Watkins, ending on a trite-but-true note of "You can't love another until you love yourself." [SM]
Mike And Tom Eat Snacks #62: American & Canadian Smarties
This week's MATES gets off to a rough start, with Michael Ian Black and Tom Cavanagh dragging out their inside jokes with some extended riffing that demands little attention. However, after a few minutes of stumbling, the duo locks in and the banter improves tremendously. The snack itself serves as a great launch pad—the Canadian Smartie being a color-coated chocolate more akin to an M&M than its chalky American counterpart—and once Black and Cavanagh hit their stride, they never let up, making the episode's second half a real winner. [DA]
My Brother, My Brother And Me #110: J.R. Junior Jr.
In the description of "J.R. Junior Jr.," Griffin McElroy notes that the heat in the studio this week displaced "logic and reason" and the brothers' "ability to keep it together," and he seems to be on to something, because it's a phenomenally silly episode. A question about kicking a nail-biting habit leads to a riff about having Bugles for bones, a significant amount of time is given over to discussing Wayne Knight, and the brothers spend several minutes trying to one-up each other with solutions for fixing a woman's tattoo. A segment centered on an intentionally nonsensical Yahoo! Answers thread is not nearly as fun as the typical, earnestly insane ones, and the silliness is broken up by some real advice about vacation planning, but there's a lot of great stuff before and after it. [CG]
Never Not Funny #1101: Zoology With Graham Elwood
Other than some short quips and a plug for the Los Angeles Podcast Festival, frequent guest and podcasting loudmouth Graham Elwood doesn't get much speaking room early on in the season 11 opener. Instead, he respectfully listens to one of the funniest (and lengthiest) stories Jimmy Pardo has ever told on Never Not Funny. Occupying much of the first half, Pardo's story details his recent gig as host of a charity benefit at the Los Angeles Zoo, in which an unplanned onstage attack/accident saved him from bombing in front a snooty crowd. Per usual, the latter half skims the surface with bits about Elwood's outdoor activities and (often literal) insider baseball, but Pardo, Matt Belknap, and the show's fifth most frequent guest have a chummy rapport that strengthens their discussion of hats—simply the many different types of hat—and their vision of a Broadway musical based on Wham! [SM]
Sklarbro Country #100: Puh-Pillow Pets: Fred Armisen, James Adomian
The 100th episode of Sklarbro Country is nearly twice as long as an average installment, but other than that, it's business as usual. The Sklars favor listeners with a "Sadvalanche" of rapid-fire quips about a pair of aging sexpots arrested for flashing their breasts at a golf course and welcome longtime friend Fred Armisen for a leisurely chat that peaks with Armisen's discussion of his pen pal and long-distance mentor, John Waters. Things wrap up with a podcast-closing call from James Adomian's perpetually conspiracy-minded, indignant Jesse Ventura. The brothers figured a typical episode of Sklarbro Country would be good enough for a landmark like 100, and they were right. [NR]
Sound Opinions #343: The Best Of 2012 So Far
As Jim DeRogatis mentions in the opening, his and Greg Kot's favorite episodes are the ones celebrating the year's best releases. At the halfway point of 2012, they present four each (a full top 10 is available on the website), with something expected (Alabama Shakes, Japandroids), something surprising (Kelly Hogan, The dB's, Killer Mike), and something out of left field (Dr. John). Speaking of left field, DeRo's Desert Island Jukebox choice isn't even in the ballpark: "Cry Of The Wild Goose" by cheeseball country crooner Frankie Laine (best known for the theme to Rawhide and Blazing Saddles). DeRo has a sweet personal connection to Laine's music, but the song will likely leave listeners scratching their heads. [KR]
Stuff You Should Know: Lying Liars: How Lying Works, Liar
Some say up to 25 percent of human interaction is lies, and Josh Clark and Chuck Bryant's completely affable take on the practice is definitely charming enough to last this jumbo-sized 50-minute episode. They start with the "big six" categories—"staying out of trouble lies," or "lies of cowardice"—that are so relatable, listeners might need to stop and reassess how many times they've lied just in the time it took to put on their headphones. Clark and Bryant stay on topic well, considering the subject seems ripe for tangents, and also offer tips on dealing with liars, a gentle balm for those who might feel paranoid after listening. [DT]
Walking The Room #109: Airing It Out And The Fingertip
Dave Anthony and Greg Behrendt have an ability to deftly wring a seemingly innocent topic for all its vulgar worth. In this week's standout segment, however, vulgarities are literally shoved in their face, and the two react with a surprisingly mature perspective. (Relatively.) Anthony's recent trip to Whole Foods starts with a tampon bombardment and ends at a hygienic hobo blockade, reminding Behrendt of an unfortunately intimate occasion at a car dealership. Both stories end on a slightly touching note, and the segment is slotted between a story of entertaining a bored family at a Scorpions show and a genuine thank-you to various websites for their weekly coverage, which gives a sort of cognitive dissonance to the whole thing. But fear not: There are plenty of offhand exchanges about rainbow-vaginas and gross misuse of sushi to offset the occasional threat of a warmed heart. [SM]
WTF With Marc Maron #290: Brian Regan
With the possible exception of Louis CK, no living comedian is referenced on comedy podcasts with more awe and reverence than Brian Regan. Unlike most of his peers, Regan doesn't do the podcast circuit, but he makes an exception for this WTF. Much of the podcast's appeal lies in the palpable joy Maron takes in talking to one of his favorite comedians; he's downright giddy at times, and Regan proves an engaging guest as he discusses his dark past as a prop comic, why Mormons love him, and not getting his own sitcom. [NR]
You Made It Weird #60: Chris Marrs
Pete Holmes' former marriage is one of the many topics that come up time and time again on You Made It Weird, but it's never really been delved into until this episode, featuring commercial actor, improviser, and friend of Holmes' ex-wife, Chris Marrs. Toward the end of the episode, Marrs presents his observations about the relationship and its dissolution, and pulls no punches when it comes to describing Holmes' potential shortcomings, which makes for rather fascinating listening. On top of that, there's quite a bit of insight about eating, trying to be healthy, and being gracious toward others no matter one's lot in life. The whole thing's peppered with constant riffing that hits a lot more than it misses, resulting in a very strong episode. [CG]
You Made It Weird #61: Gary Gulman
The latest You Made It Weird is even more of a love-fest than usual, as Holmes gushes effusively about guest Gary Gulman in a way that blurs the line between professional respect and stalkerish obsession. This episode functions as a nice companion to Marc Maron's recent talk with Brian Regan on WTF—they're both mutual-admiration-society conventions between a clean yet hilarious comedian and a clearly smitten host—but this is actually funnier and more compelling. By the end of the podcast, it's easy to see why Holmes holds his pal in such high regard. [NR]
Monday Morning Podcast
Bill Burr's giddiness over being home alone means he has trouble focusing on most topics, and the ones he does dwell on are rather uninteresting. [CG]
The Moth: Anthony Swofford: The Actual Happy Ending
Jarhead author Anthony Swofford has a nice story about his father, but it proceeds as if on rails. Despite The Moth's "no notes" policy, Swofford closes his story as if reading from cue cards. [KR]
Nerdist #222: Mary Lynn Rajskub
Despite Mary Lynn Rajskub's best attempts to move the episode forward, Chris Hardwick keeps looping back when he asked her out, and what could have happened if they dated. [DA]
Nerdist #223: James Gunn
Actor, director, and writer James Gunn joins Nerdist for an episode that starts strong, but loses all of its momentum once it begins obsessing about assholes on Twitter. [DA]
RISK! #333: Indecent?
Though each story in this episode has its moments, skip ahead to the one by Dave Hill about life in New York and the risk of being urinated on. [MM]
Sklarbro Country: Sklarbro County 5
Taking a break from appearing in every comedy in theaters now and in the future, T.J. Miller guests for a spotty hour where some stories (e.g. a woman drunk-driving onto a golf course) yield more than others (e.g. a man arrested for "aggressive dancing" at a Gay Pride parade). [ST]
Stop Podcasting Yourself #223: Abby Shumka
Host Dave Shumka's wife contributes scattered conversational nuggets and behind-the-curtain insights, but this week's highlight is a listener's a capella rendition of the podcast's theme. [DXF]
Stuff You Missed In History Class: Deblina And Sarah's Renaissance Adventure
The opening introduction's jarring inclusion of a Renaissance Faire actor should hint at how compelling this episode gets. [DT]
Stuff You Missed In History Class: John James Audubon: American Woodsman Part 2
John Audubon's European success and art openings are interesting, but there's not much to discuss in a podcast format. [DT]
Stuff You Should Know: 10 Accidental Inventions: By The Numbers
The mini-topics will delight a short attention span, but the inventions aren't of particular note. [DT]
This American Life #467: Americans In China
This anthology of life as a foreigner in China is one of those TALs that'll have you thinking, "As a smart, worldly person, I should find this interesting" as you rewind to listen to the last five minutes you just tuned out. [CZ]
The Thrilling Adventure Hour #77: War Of Two Worlds, Part 5
It's a little maddening that the Thrilling Adventure Hour/Superego collaboration isn't the greatest thing in the world, but here it is, with an overloaded cast and some surprisingly clunky jokes. [KR]
The Todd Glass Show #51: Best Of Episode
This collection of previously aired clips is a great primer for an uninitiated listener, but well-worn territory for dedicated fans. [MS]
Uhh Yeah Dude #328
After a killer half-hour featuring a foundling raver and the continued tether-shaming of high-wire-walker Nik Wallenda (and his safety harness), Uhh Yeah Dude settles into a pleasant, if uneventful, second half. [CW]
Who Charted? #82: Missed Connections
The only memorable part of this episode occurs when guest T.J. Miller recounts the process of preparing for his Rock Of Ages scene with Tom Cruise. [MS]
WTF With Marc Maron #291: Mark Duplass
Fans of Mark Duplass will enjoy this a good-natured conversation with the actor-director; others may find it pleasant yet not exactly riveting. [CZ]


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Patricia Maxwell, née Patricia Anne Ponder (born March 9, 1942 near Goldonna, Louisiana) is a best-selling American author of over fifty novels. A member of the Romance Writers of America Hall of Fame and the Affaire de Coeur Romance Hall of Fame, Maxwell has received numerous awards for her writing. Her first novel in the romance genre, Love's Wild Desire, became a New York Times Bestseller.
Maxwell has published books under five different names. Using her real name, Patricia Maxwell, she writes Gothic mystery-suspense romances; she wrote one book in collaboration with Carol Albritton, that was published under Elizabeth Trehearne, under her maiden name, Patricia Ponder, she wrote a murder mystery and a romantic suspense story, as Maxine Patrick, she wrote contemporary romances and as Jennifer Blake she writes historical romances. Many of her books are set in her native Louisiana.


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I have a NEMA 15-40 you can borrow, depending on the time. There's also a fast charger at my work that might be available. Please contact me directly (firstname.lastname@example.com). There are also other people around here who might be able to help. Diego Villamizar (858) 337-8121 email@example.com is the San Diego Tesla Rep, and might also be able to help.
Hotel La Jolla at the Shores has a 14-50, and a semi-special rate for Tesla owners. KOA has a bunch of them.
At this stage of EV use, what are the costs for using the hotel charging hookups? At the estimated 30 to 60 KWHr needed to top off at night, could the real cost be less than $10.00 per night ? ?
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Snapshots from South Korea: Triple Pork Barbecue at Galmaegi-sal Jeonmun
Last month I visited Seoul, South Korea, Here's a look at something I ate from my trip. For more, check out the rest of my Snapshots from South Korea.
My last day in Seoul was, unfortunately, the most miserable in terms of weather. Non-stop rain meant awkwardly lugging around bags and an umbrella all day, walking around in damp shoes, and having little desire to whip out my dSLR and take photos of the gloomy city. But it ended in one of the best ways possible: with a mountain of pork.
Accompanied by food bloggers Dan Gray and Fat Man Seoul, chef Rachel Yang and Soo Hyang Choi of the Institute of Traditional Korean Food, I got my wish of having a Korean barbecue pork fest by going to Galmaegi-sal Jeonmun, a somewhat dingy-looking hut of a restaurant tucked down an alleyway that I would never be able to find on my own, nor would I think of eating at if I came across it. You could either be disgusted by the mountain of pork strips sitting on a table just outside the restaurant's entrance, or enticed by it. We were enticed.
We gathered around two round barrels-for-tables whose bellies would soon be filled with fire. It seemed like the smell of burning human flesh was eminent when our slim waitress carried over two flaming baskets at a time using fairly skinny tongs, but she knew what she was doing and was probably much stronger than she looked. If I were in her position, someone would've ended up in the hospital.
Accompanied by mushrooms and whole cloves of garlic (down the center of the grill since that was the cooler part), the meat went on the grill. Our giant plate of pink meat strips, specifically galmaegi (pig skirt, the flap of meat by the ribs), hyangjeongsal (neck meat) and gaburisal (loin, end part), contained five servings, one for each of us. Not that we actually needed one serving per person at 11 p.m.; our waitress insisted that we each get our own portion. For only ₩10,000 ($7.80) per order, you may as well. The only problem was that when presented with a seemingly endless supply of fatty pork chunks, we couldn't stop eating. Or maybe that was just me. I didn't have a favorite part; I liked them all. Soft, moist meat chunks, you are all welcome in my belly.
While pork is addictive enough on its own, the accompanying seasonings made it even more so. We each got a bowl of chopped chives and onions marinating in a sauce made of lemon juice, mustard, soy sauce, and probably other ingredients I didn't recognize, a three-sectioned dish with roasted soybean powder, wild sesame powder, and a salt and pepper mixture, and ssamjang. There was also fresh lettuce leaves, cabbage kimchi, chopped green chiles, and garlic cloves—which I learned on my first day in Korea to not eat raw, or else you'll regret it for the entire following day when your mouth feels like its seeping garlic instead of saliva. I dipped just about every cooked piece of meat into the soybean powder, sesame powder, and salt/pepper before dunking into the onion and chive bowl and shoveling into my mouth with a wad of rice. Repeat that 20 times or so (not that I kept track; it was all a meat coma-induced blur) and you've got my night. The company combined with the food made it my favorite meal of my trip.
We nursed our meat mountain into the midnight hour. I asked my friend how late these places stay open: "Until everyone leaves or they're too drunk to eat any more." After your meal, you'll probably smell like pork and smoke to anyone who wasn't in the restaurant. The vent in the ceiling was black and caked with years of smoke and airborne pork particles. I hope it will be around for many years to come.
Galmaegi-sal Jeonmun
I remember that it wasn't far from the Jongno 3-ga stop on the 3 line, but I wouldn't be able to place it on a map. If I get specific directions I'll update this entry.
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Extensive cleanup efforts were underway after a 20-inch pipeline ruptured early Thursday morning in Atwater Village near Glendale, spewing more than 10,000 gallons of crude oil onto streets over a half-mile area.
Los Angeles Fire Department officials transported two women to the hospital who said they felt nauseous, while two other people went to a medical facility on their own seeking treatment for the same issue. The two women were in fair condition.
The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health reported there was little risk to the general public, but advised area residents to take precautions against extreme crude oil odors that could be made worse by the extreme heat.
"It was immediately shut down remotely by the pipeline owner, but because of the residual pressure and gravity, it took another 45 minutes for oil to stop flowing," LAFD spokeswoman Katherine Main said, noting the owner is the West Coast branch of Plains All American Pipeline.
The incident, which was caused by a valve malfunction, was reported at about 12:15 a.m. Thursday in the 5100 block of West San Fernando Road, an industrial area.
Firefighters went to a nearby construction company, retrieved sand and built a 30-inch wide berm "all the way around the spill" to contain it and prevent it from entering nearby storm drains, Main said. That created a 2 1/2 foot deep lagoon of oil that was sucked up by vacuum trucks.
The LAFD's tractor company and its Hazmat team, along with West Coast Environmental, responded to the scene to assist with containment and cleanup. The majority of the oil — which officials said was "knee high in some areas" — had been vacuumed up by late Thursday morning and an absorbent product was being used to get the remainder out of the concrete and asphalt, she said. She noted no oil has been found in the storm drains or in the water table.
City News Service contributed to this report.


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San Julián de los Prados Church
Contact details
Calle Selgas 2
33011 Oviedo, Asturias (Principality of Asturias)
Tel.:+34 985285582
Tel.:+34 687052826
- Autonomous region: Principality of Asturias
- Province/Island: Asturias
World Heritage, a certification granted by UNESCO.
Way of Saint James, the first European Cultural Route and World Heritage Site. See more
World Heritage.
San Julián de los Prados is also known as Santullano, and was the largest Christian construction in Spain up until the 11th century.
The church of San Julián de los Prados, or Santullano, is among the monuments in Oviedo and Asturias designated a World Heritage site by the UNESCO. It is located in Pumarín, a suburb of Oviedo located to the right of the A-6 motorway. The church is in pre-Romanesque style and was built between 812 and 842, in honour of the martyrs Julián and Basilisa, a married couple who retired into monastic life. The roof of the building is made of wood, apart from the three apses at the head which are crowned with barrel vaults. It has a basilical floor plan with three naves, a transept and three doorways, two of which are lateral. The naves are separated by pillars and semi-circular arches. Above the central chapel there is a closed room which, according to current authors on the subject, may have had a merely aesthetic function. The mural paintings at Santullano are worthy of special mention. They are packed with geometrical symbols and figures in a wide variety of colours.
- Construction: Church
- Artistic period: Pre-Romanesque
- Historic period: 9th century
- Setting: Its proximity to the city of Oviedo means you can also visit the historical and cultural attractions of the city.
Practical information
- From Oct 01 to Apr 30
From Monday to SaturdayFrom 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM
- Closing days: Sunday, Public holidays
- From May 01 to Jun 30
MondayFrom 10:00 AM to 12:30 PM
From Tuesday to SaturdayFrom 10:00 AM to 12:30 PM From 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM
- Closing days: Sunday, Public holidays
- From Jul 01 to Sep 30
MondayFrom 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM
From Tuesday to FridayFrom 9:30 AM to 1:00 PM From 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM
SaturdayFrom 9:30 AM to 12:30 PM From 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM
- Closing days: Sunday, Public holidays
- General: €2
- Groups: €1
- Children: €0,50
Free admission: first Monday of the month.
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Alcatraz Tours
To purchase Alcatraz tour tickets and for tour schedule information, call (415) 981-7625 or visit Alcatraz Cruises.
Be sure to buy tickets several days in advance (up to several weeks in summer), as tours sell out quickly. Wear warm clothing and comfortable walking shoes, bring your camera, and get ready to have an exciting and memorable visit to The Rock!
Guided tours are offered each day by park rangers and other staff. You'll learn about:
- The island's natural history
- San Francisco Bay
- Civilian life of correctional officers
- Escape attempts
- Restored historical gardens
Alcatraz Tour Features
Fresh-air ferry ride
Speed across the bay through the wind and salt spray as the ferry takes you from Pier 33 to one of the most infamous island prisons of all time. The make-believe home of Clint Eastwood in Escape from Alcatraz, the prison housed many a bad guy in its heyday.
Walk-in prison experience
Step behind bars into the depths of a maximum-security cell house. See where prisoners ate, slept, exercised, or did time in the isolation of the "Treatment Unit," or worse still, in the complete darkness of the "Hole." Learn how some of the convicts made their escapes.
Sound and light
Take advantage of the audiovisual aids to learn some history: the cell house audio tour features voices and stories of actual inmates and guards, and a video exhibit explains the birth of the Native American Red Power movement at Alcatraz.
Special Alcatraz Tours
Alcatraz Historic Gardens Tours
Join a garden docent for a walk through the restored historic gardens and learn about the softer side of the Rock. Tours leave the Alcatraz dock every Friday and Sunday at 9:30 am. On Wednesdays from 11 am–2 pm, have your questions answered by a gardener at the Officer's Row overlook and enjoy a personal tour of these gardens.
Alcatraz Night Tour
You can also experience the island at night on the Alcatraz Night Tour, a unique program limited to just a few hundred visitors each evening. Called the "best tour of the Bay Area" by the San Francisco Chronicle, it includes special programs, tours, and activities offered only to the island's night visitors.
The Alcatraz Night Tour operates year-round, Thursday-Monday evenings. The evening includes roundtrip ferry transportation, a live boat narration, a guided tour from Dock to Cellhouse, the Cellhouse Audio Tour, a keepsake souvenir brochure, recreation use fee, and a variety of special programs and presentations offered only at night. To purchase tickets visit Alcatraz Cruises or call (415) 981-7625.
Proceeds from the Alcatraz Night Tour support preservation and restoration projects on Alcatraz and throughout the Golden Gate National Parks. For general (non-ticket) Night Tour information, please call (415) 561-4926.
Become an Alcatraz Night Tour volunteer—Volunteers with the Alcatraz Night Tour work in one of America's most famous sites. Activities include welcoming and orienting arriving visitors, showing them some lesser known areas of the island as well as performing resource protection duties. If you would like to join our team as a VIP, please call the NPS volunteer hotline at (415) 561-4755, the Night Tour directly at (415) 561-4927.


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