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Only Some Israelis Vote for Knesset 19
Today is Election Day in Israel for the 19th Knesset
and some are calling it a celebration of democracy.
For a hi-tech country voting is decidedly low-tech,
with a cardboard ballot box and voting booth in a school classroom.
Inside the booth, write-in votes are possible with a pen on white paper.
The nice workers in our polling place were happy to pose for a photo.
Across the hall the scene was similar,
and though the turnout is described as heavy,
the lines were short at midday.
in order to get to the voting place you had to climb stairs, lots of stairs.
While I was trying to get a good angle to show a serious problem,
a friend who had moved to Haifa came up the stairs to vote.
However, for the disabled and many elderly in the neighborhood,
there was nothing to smile about.
Outside, to get in the building there were more stairs,
and for some getting down could be as hard as going up to vote.
As I left, this woman with two walking sticks tried to vote,
and I do not know how long it took her to do all those stairs.
The situation for access of the disabled and elderly
is terrible in many of the old buildings in Jerusalem, Israel.
One thing no one could complain about was the weather.
Even though many sidewalks are still blocked by trees downed by the snow,
today was a day to get outside and enjoy the spring-like weather.
The temperatures certainly added to a party atmosphere,
but access for disabled must become a priority.
I still think it is outrageous that someone in a wheel chair
has a hard time to vote in a democracy.
There are locations for wheel chair access,
but isn't it time to make public buildings accessible?
Glad you are bringing up this difficulty! As I spent a fair amount of time taking care of my father z"l last year, I learned how so many buildings are not equipped for the disabled. I managed to get him an absentee ballot for the U.S. elections. Sounds like as SaraK pointed out there was supposed to be special places for handicapped to vote, but it was poorly publicized?


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I ran across a classical music critic named Greg Sandow. An RSS feed had sixteen chapters of his book, "The Future of Classical Music?" He put up the chapters as blog entries at www.artsjournal.com. After each chapter, he invited comments and responses. But, the sixteen chapters was all there was. So, I got his email address and asked about the rest of the book.
I also told him that I had found his web site with links to his complete Wall Street Journal archive of music criticism, and his work for New Music Box. I told him I was going to put everything together in a book, complete with tables of Contents and pagination. I said that I was going to use the compilation as a study guide for buying music. I aid that since it was all going to be one file, it would be searchable.
Greg said that he was delighted, and could he have a copy. Well, of course.
The book is built and paginated in three sections (cover page, Tables of Contents, Text) and printed out at 804 pages (402 sheets 8-1/2" x 11"). I did two files, a Word 97-2003 file, and a .pdf file.
So, as soon as I finish with Alex Ross' "The Rest Is Noise", I can get into Greg's work. I chose Greg because he had a good body of criticism available and because he champions New Music, as do I.
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Date: November 10, 2011
by: Eddie Kirsch | Web Editor
The Second Annual Siesta Key Crystal Classic kicked off this morning with an opening ceremony dedicated to U.S. Veterans.
The ceremony was dedicated in particular to the United States Marine Corps. Today marks the 236th anniversary of their inception. Opening ceremonies of the Crystal Classic were held in front of an Iwo Jima sculpture created by Brian Wigelsworth, master sand sculptor of Siesta Key.
"The statue of Iwo Jima is what's important to us today," Bobby "Captain Midnight" Martin, Color Guard commander of Alpha Company, Vietnam Brotherhood said. "The pride, the dedication, the honor, and the respect that the marines offer our society. Not only on the battlefield, but in our communities."
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During the proceeding, Respondent Peregrine Financial Group, Inc. filed a Motion to Dismiss based on the fact that the claims are time-barred pursuant to a contractual agreement. The Panel took the motion and Claimants' response under advisement. The Panel hereby denies Peregrine Financial Group, Inc.'s Motion to Dismiss.
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The sys admin's daily grind: Terminator
Friend or Foe?
Friends are all about friendship – names and appearances typically don't play any role at all. Sys admin Charly's friend the Terminator is a convincing example.
I work with it almost daily, and we've even spent many nights together: the Terminator. Of course, I don't mean the cyborg character from the movie of that name. The Terminator that I'm talking about is a useful tool for arranging terminals, and I've been using it for some time now as a stand-in for the Gnome shell.
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Vendor D-Wave scores big with a sale to NASA's Quantum Intelligence Lab.
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Alpha Version of Fedora 19 Released
Fedora developers release the first alpha version of Fedora 19, known as Schrödinger's Cat, for general testing. The final release is expected in July 2013.
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Leukemia - Chronic Lymphocytic - CLL
Leukemia is a cancer of the blood. Leukemia begins when normal blood cells change and grow uncontrollably. Chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL) is a cancer of the lymphocytes, a type of white blood cell involved in the body's immune system. For about half of people with CLL, the disease grows and progresses slowly, and it may take years for symptoms to appear or for treatment to be needed. In fact, some patients may never need treatment for their CLL. The other half of people who develop CLL have a type of CLL that grows more quickly and need treatment sooner.
About lymphocytes
Lymphocytes circulate in the blood stream and are made in the lymph nodes, spleen, and bone marrow (the spongy, red tissue in the inner part of the large bones). There are three different types of lymphocytes: T cells, B cells, and natural killer (NK) cells. Generally, T cells fight infections by triggering other cells in the immune system and by destroying infected cells, B cells make antibodies, and NK cells fight microbes and cancer cells.
About CLL
In people with CLL, the abnormal cells crowd other types of cells in the bone marrow, preventing the production of red blood cells (which carry oxygen), other types of normal white blood cells (neutrophils or granulocytes that fight infection), and platelets (small cells in the blood needed for clotting). This means that people with CLL may be anemic (low levels of red blood cells), more likely to get infections (because they do not have enough of the white blood cells called neutrophils that fight bacteria), and bruise or bleed easily (because of a low level of platelets)
There are two general types of CLL, and it is important for doctors to find out whether the disease is caused by the overgrowth of T cells or B cells. The T-cell type of CLL, (now called T-cell prolymphocytic leukemia [2]) is much less common (about 1% of people with CLL have this type) than the B-cell type of the disease (more than 95% of people with CLL have the B-cell type).
Most often, CLL is diagnosed when too many abnormal lymphocytes are found in the blood. However, the same disease can occur when the abnormal lymphocytes are mostly in the lymph nodes but not in the blood. This is called small lymphocytic lymphoma, but behaves very similarly to CLL.
Learn more about other, rare types of chronic T-cell leukemia [2] and types of B-cell leukemia [3].
Find out more about basic cancer terms used in this section [4].
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If you would like additional introductory information, explore these related items on Cancer.Net:
- ASCO Answers Fact Sheet [5]: Read a one-page face sheet (available in PDF) that offers an easy-to-print introduction for this type of cancer.
- Cancer.Net Patient Education Video [6]: View a short video led by an ASCO expert in this type of cancer that provides basic information and areas of research.
- Cancer.Net En Español: Read about CLL in Spanish [7]. Infórmase sobre leucemia linfocítica crónica en español [7].
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The Flyers are about to hook up with an old nemesis from up the Jersey Turnpike. That's right, Martin Brodeur and the New Jersey Devils are coming to town.
We're teaming up with Loughead Nissan to give away two tickets to Game 5, on Tuesday, May 8, to a lucky reader of the Daily Times or DelcoTimes.com.
But first you have to prove to us you've gone completely "Cup Crazy."
We want you to take the "Cup Crazy" page that will appear in the Times with the Daily Times and Loughead Nissan logos and take a photo of yourself with the page somewhere in Delaware County. Use your imagination to show us you are suffering from a serious case of Flyers Fever.
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After much pondering, I have decided to start a painting log for my Warriors of Chaos army and a separate one for my Vampire Counts that I'll be painting alongside.
My Many Things log will now solely be used for any other models I'm working on that don't fit under either of these armies.
My reasoning is that with dedicated PLogs that I've had in the past, I have stuck to one or two armies and stayed focused. I have many half painted minis and to be frank, I'm getting nowhere.
So here it is, my Warriors of Chaos army so far:
My four god specific champions for my Chaos Warriors. I had loads of fun with these.
For my Chosen, I have hunted down some old Chaos Champions and Sorcerers. These models played a large part in my early years in the hobby.
Slaanesh (Ignore the painted models. These are a test and will be stripped in due course).


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The world of fashion does not think much of Kim Kardashian.
Even though the reality star has become one of the most high-profile women in the world (like it or not), stylist Nicola Formichetti reveals that he had a tough time getting designers to work with him on a photo shoot with Kardashian for Elle magazine shot by Miguel Reveriego.
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"People wouldn't lend me the clothes," says Formichetti of trying to line up pieces for the shoot. "But that's fashion snobbery."
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Eventually, Kardashian – a former stylist herself – posed for the pics wearing Tom Ford, Roberto Cavalli, and a few others who must be "Keeping Up With the Kardashians" fans!
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Wednesday, February 9, 2011
The Lady In The Lake
"I never liked this scene," I said. "Detective confronts murderer. Murderer produces gun, points same at detective. Murderer tells detective the whole sad story with the idea of shooting him at the end of it...Only murderer never does. Something always happens to prevent it. The gods don't like this scene either. They always manage to spoil it."
The only thing I thought was absent from the novel was a development of the Arthurian promise of the title. Maybe its in there but if so I missed it. "The Big Sleep" gets better the more you think about it, but once we see that there is an actual lady in an actual lake, "The Lady in the Lake" comes across as a bit hasty, even if it was based on a story of the same name.
Incidentally I'm still waiting for the Colin Bateman novels "The Big Sheep," "The Long Good Fry-Up," and that cross-over into classic 70's TV sitcom territory "The Brady in the Lake."
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- adrian mckinty said...
Off Topic (of course)
I really liked Ben Brantley's review of Spider Man: The Musical in the NYT
although he soft pedalled the criticism of his fellow New York Times columnist Paul (just call me Bono for tax reasons) Hewson.
Other critics did not:
http://broadwayworld.com/article/Review_Roundup_SPIDERMAN_on_Broadway_All_the_Reviews_20110207 - February 8, 2011 at 11:57 PM
- adrian mckinty said...
- February 9, 2011 at 12:02 AM
- Dana King said...
I always thought THE LADY IN THE LAKE was Chandler's most underrated novel. I like that he got out of LA, thought that it affected the tone and pacing a little, made it stick out a little. I don't consider it the equal of THE BIG SLEEP, THE LONG GOOD-BYE, or FAREWELL MY LOVELY, but it's clearly superior to THE LITTLE SISTER, and, probably THE HIGH WINDOW. (I say probably because it's been a long time since I re-read THW. Might be about time.)
- February 9, 2011 at 1:06 AM
- speedskater42k said...
I've been a Chandler fan for a long time. I've been re-reading Chandler, also. I read many of his books, years ago. I read them one after another, so they all sort of blended together for me. Now, I'm reading them, but starting another one only after I've read a different author.
The Lady in the Lake was really great, the best so far for me. It looks like The Big Sleep will be next.
William Faulkner wrote the screenplay for the movie version of The Big Sleep, which starred Humphrey Bogart. While I like the movie, I recall that it is a little jumbled compared to the book. Faulkner was the screenwriter for another Bogart film, To Have and Have Not, which was based on the Hemingway novel. - February 9, 2011 at 3:20 AM
- shullamuth said...
While we're on the subject of crime writing's greats, did you see this: http://www.guardian.co.uk/books/2011/feb/04/dashiell-hammett-unpublished-works-found ?
Postmortem pilfering and publication makes me nervous as a writer, but the idea of new Hammett short stories makes me salivate as a reader.
I think about how deeply I love Jimi Hendrix's recently released Valleys of Neptune, but how that love is tainted by the knowledge that it's in my hands because someone's exploiting a dead genius to make money.
While hedonistically indulging my aesthetic greed, I play into financial avarice. I hate that. - February 9, 2011 at 4:42 AM
- seana said...
I see your point, Shullamuth, but really, what else are you going to to do with a dead genius? It's not like they're going to mind.
- February 9, 2011 at 8:40 AM
- rob.james said...
The first Chandler book I read was The Little Sister and I was so underwhelmed that I didn't read anything else by him for years.
I picked up Farewell, My Lovely at an airport a few years ago and was knocked out.
I still prefer Hammett, though, even if only for Nick and Nora - February 9, 2011 at 10:41 AM
- rob.james said...
By chance, Roger Ebert just tweeted this
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=R9L8zCLDRTA# - February 9, 2011 at 11:04 AM
- adrian mckinty said...
I hate to say it but I agree with you The Little Sister is weak. Everybody can hit it out of the park every time but when you've read three brilliant Chandler novels in a road Sister comes as a disappointment. - February 9, 2011 at 11:44 AM
- adrian mckinty said...
Yeah I know that Faulkner's name is on the credits but how much writing he actually did is very questionable...
Billy Wilder told a few funny stories about Chandler's screenwriting attempts for him; but apparently he must have mastered the art because his splay for Strangers on a Train is a masterpiece. - February 9, 2011 at 11:45 AM
- adrian mckinty said...
I hadnt heard about the hammett but I'm excited, more so than the prospect of reading a fourth or even fifth Stieg Larsson novel. - February 9, 2011 at 11:47 AM
- adrian mckinty said...
Unless, of course, they're not really dead, like Elvis. - February 9, 2011 at 11:47 AM
- adrian mckinty said...
Farewell My Lovely is a cracker I agree.
Re the Ebert, I wish that I could say that I'm in love with Margaret Atwood but oh man her recent novel about the flood and the monks and the trapeze artist was one of the most self indulgent vanity projects I've ever read. Its the kind of thing you can only do after thirty or forty years of people kissing your arse and telling you how brillant you are. - February 9, 2011 at 11:51 AM
- seana said...
Right, as to Elvis, you've got to be careful about people like that. But I doubt he'd mind much all the same.
Our pal Peter R. has posted favorably about one of these lost Hammett tales, by the way.
Slate also had a piece up about Spiderman the Musical today. How can such an apparently terrible show get so much publicity?
As to Atwood, I liked her early stuff, but after forcing my way through Blind Assassin for my reading group, I have never been able to face her again. - February 9, 2011 at 12:26 PM
- adrian mckinty said...
Could be the big names involved: Julie Taymor who until now obviously has been able to do no wrong, Bono, The Edge etc...
But probably its the money. 65 million dollars is a lot of money to spend on a Broadway show.
I made a conscious decision about two years ago to ignore every box office Top 10 list I encountered and not to read any stories about how much a film cost (either how cheap or how expensive). I decided that how much money something made or cost to make was no longer going to be relevant in whether I chose to see that film or not. In general it has worked out well.
I made an exception for Spiderman because its a play not a film and because of the schadenfreude involved seeing that creep Bono being taken down a peg or two. - February 9, 2011 at 12:46 PM
- seana said...
I forgot to say that I really want to read the Big Sheep. Bateman should write it. Look what sheep did for Murakami.
I'm too naive about the film world to even notice the money aspect. However in the book world I'm a bit more attuned, and in general, I'd say the big marketing strategies would be a warning flag for me against thinking I had to read the book. I've read a few anyway, of course. - February 9, 2011 at 1:33 PM
- John McFetridge said...
Hey now, let's be nice to Peggy (what we Canadians call Margaret Atwood), she also claims to love Elmore Leonard and I've been trying to get a blurb out of her for years.
And there's often this kind of piling on of negative reviews, remember Ishtar and Heaven's Gate (or am I just showing my age ;) - February 9, 2011 at 3:10 PM
- seana said...
John, I have to say that having heard her on our local radio station guy interview her not too long ago, I don't think I would like her. I know that I should probably be defending her and Taymor, as a woman, I mean, but apparently hubris is a cross-gender phenomenon.
I think the attraction of Spiderman the Musical being to a great extent hoping to see something terrible happen, I would advise the actors and crew to abandon ship sooner, not later. - February 9, 2011 at 3:19 PM
- adrian mckinty said...
I think Heavens Gate has been somewhat rehabilitated, no? Certainly when I watched it I thought it was fine.
As for the Attwood, have you read that book? Its completely bonkers. She probably should have read some JG Ballard before attempting a novel like that. - February 9, 2011 at 3:23 PM
- adrian mckinty said...
At least no one has actually died, you've got to give them that. - February 9, 2011 at 3:23 PM
- seana said...
Knock on wood. - February 9, 2011 at 3:28 PM
- Peter Rozovsky said...
I think Chandler got a bit too cranky in "The Little Sister." The book sounded too much like Chandler complaining about L.A. He could complain well, but too much can bog a book down.
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http://www.detectivesbeyondborders.blogspot.com/ - February 9, 2011 at 7:17 PM
- Peter Rozovsky said...
Seana: the lost Hammett story I posted about ("Night Shade") is not one of the current batch of soon-to-be-unlost tales. It was published in book a few years ago in a Hammett collection called Lost Stories.
It's no shock, really, that these stories turn up occasionally. They were ephemera when published, and old magazines, papers and manuscripts have a way of hanging around unnoticed.
When will Bateman write The Maltese Firkin?
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"Because Murder Is More Fun Away From Home"
http://www.detectivesbeyondborders.blogspot.com/ - February 9, 2011 at 7:31 PM
- adrian mckinty said...
Yes excellent point. There are many ways to do misanthropy without it becoming static and dull. - February 9, 2011 at 10:54 PM
As long as they don't attempt to "finish" an unpublished work, like they did with Poodle Springs, I'm for publishing new works. Poodle Springs made me hate Parker, whereas, I only had mild disdain for him before.
- February 10, 2011 at 12:57 AM
- John McFetridge said...
No, Adrian, I didn't read The year of the Flood but I read Oryx and Crake and had the same reaction - she should have read some JG Ballard. She has said that she read a lot of sci fi before writing those books but I have a feeling she didn't read much Ballard or John Brunner or Thomas Disch. Maybe not even Ursula Leguin or Kate Willhelm. Wait a minute, maybe she didn't read that much at all ;)
- February 10, 2011 at 1:28 AM
- John McFetridge said...
Oh yes, forgot to mention, I agree Heaven's Gate has been rehabilitated, that's why I see this stuff as trendy piling on. How many of these critics are saying what they truly believe and how many are going for the pithy quote and an easy target - easy because so many others have already piled on?
Or, you know, it may just be bad. It certainly sounds like a dumb idea for a musical, but to me almost every musical sounds like a dumb idea (except my idea for Levittown the musical ;) - February 10, 2011 at 1:30 AM
- seana said...
Sing it, John!
I thought Peggy was best when she wasn't doing science fiction themes at all, but just talking about women's lives. Feminist consciousness raising kind of stuff that might seem a bit dated now, but was effective at the time. - February 10, 2011 at 2:34 AM
- adrian mckinty said...
When I read the jacket I thought it was going to be a comic novel (the trapeze artist was the clue there), alas it wasnt. Its not like she's tone deaf to sci-fi - The Handmaid's Tale was excellent. - February 10, 2011 at 10:16 AM
- adrian mckinty said...
Jesus Poodle Springs...even the title was a disaster. - February 10, 2011 at 10:17 AM
- adrian mckinty said...
I was amused to read this week that Ariana Huffington got her start by writing a right wing reactionary response to The Female Eunuch. I wasnt surprised to read that she's been heavily influenced by New Age thinking. - February 10, 2011 at 10:19 AM
- seana said...
Ariana has swung a long way in the other direction. Wonder if AOL will swing her back the other way...
- February 10, 2011 at 1:06 PM
- Matt said...
Speaking of book covers Adrian, have you seen this fella?
http://newcover.tumblr.com/ - February 10, 2011 at 2:33 PM
- Matt said...
Not sure Ariana has swung too far to the left. She's hopped on the Waiting for Superman bandwagon, big time.
- February 10, 2011 at 2:42 PM
Very nice work. I havent read those books yet they have been rec'd to me by many people. - February 10, 2011 at 2:49 PM


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A Throwback To 1950s @ Charlotte's Fuel Pizza
Currently there are nine Fuel Pizza locations in North and South Carolina -- it's a relatively new chain with a promising future. It was started seven years ago by three people from New York who had trouble finding good pizza in Charlotte. They took it upon themselves to open a pizza place and their first location was converted into a restaurant from a 1950s gas station. The rest is history. But pizza is only part of the story.
Each subsequent Fuel location has been converted from a gas station. And the similarities don't stop at the name. The gas station theme is carried out in nearly every aspect of the place. There are old school gas pumps inside as well as signage that looks like it's been there for 50 years (see the Standard Oil Company sign above the register). The place has a vibe of an old-school retro pizza place, but it's designed well. You don't get the feeling that there are dusty artifacts rusting away in the corner. You can tell the place was only built a few years ago, but the throwback vibe makes you feel like you've stepped into a time machine and been shot back to your parent's generation.
They have an eclectic selection of pizzas -- all available by the slice or pie. When we ordered slices that weren't currently available, they created pies from scratch. Some of the more ambitious pizzas include selections like the lasagna pie and there are also a number of pies that stick with the FUEL theme: The Extreme Fuel Pizza includes pepperoni, Italian sausage, meatballs, ham, ground beef, and mozzarella... while The Whole Engine Pizza comes with pepperoni, Italian sausage, meatballs, roasted onions, green pepper, fresh mushrooms, and mozzarella.
I ordered a Margherita Slice (fresh mozzarella and vine ripened tomatoes with fresh basil) and a Spinach Ricotta & Tomato Slice. My friend Phil had an Artichoke & Tomato Slice. All three were delicious. I'll admit that I hadn't had pizza in a week and was incredibly hungry at the time, but I really liked the pizza there. There's so much fresh produce from local farms that I'd have to imagine the ingredients are even fresher and more organic than what you would find in NYC. I'm not sure I've seen a place in New York that has this vast a selection of slices, so I was definitely a fan of the variety. And I realized how great of a cheese ricotta is on pizza (as opposed to gorgonzola which I've decided I don't like!).
I'm not sure the pizza at Fuel was similar to what you might get in New York -- people from North Carolina shouldn't mistakenly think they're getting a New York slice of pizza there. Pizza in New York doesn't taste like that. This is not to say that the pizza isn't as good as, if not better, than the pizza we have here in the city. But it's just different. And wasn't it your parents that told you there's nothing wrong with being different?
5 comments:
- Paulie Gee said...
Do you know anyone who has tried this place?:
http://www.dineatpietown.com/home.htm - October 18, 2009 at 7:20 AM
- Go Heels said...
"Pizza in New York doesn't taste like that. This is not to say that the pizza isn't as good as, if not better, than the pizza we have here in the city. But it's just different."
Thanks for the review of an NC pie shop, Jason, but I want to ask, given what you wrote above, what makes NYC pie different? Is it the municipal water, as so many have suspected?
Please come back to NC soon, and thanks for your great blog! - October 20, 2009 at 6:20 AM
- NYCDAILYDEALS said...
@Paulie Gee: i haven't! but it looks great.
@Go Heels: it's hard to say! i think the water is more of a legend. i guess a few things -- first, i didn't mean to generalize about nyc pizza because no two slices are the same, but i guess i was thinking of your standard slice place on the corner. i think, perhaps, the real question isn't what makes nyc pizza different, but what makes charlotte pizza (or fuel pizza specifically, since i didnt try anywhere else) different? i've never had pizza like that in new york. and i liked it. so that's definitely a good thing. what it probably comes down to is style, ovens, and ingredients. - October 20, 2009 at 7:29 AM
- Go Heels said...
Well, one thing's for sure--you'll VERY rarely find coal and wood ovens in NC. It's most often gas decks, and that's at shops that are thankfully avoiding the travesty that is conveyors.
In terms of ingredients, I'd say that's where you're likely to see some differentiation, because NC shops are likely to source from organic, locally-grown sources. The dough and sauce might still be a bit dodgy, but the toppings will be top-shelf. San Marzano and Caputo FTW, usually. - October 21, 2009 at 2:38 PM
- learning pizza maker said...
I have tried Best Pizza in Williamburg, Brooklyn and in my opinion they crank out fantatic pies in their century old cold-fired oven (they use wood for the oven now.
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I'm not another fairltale EnglandxReaderI'm not another fairytale England x Reader You were always the kind of girl who kept her nose in her books. You never really liked to be social in fact the only time you were was when you met the author of one of them. And today was no different. Just hanging out in your snuggie on your couch reading another book called 'Where have they gone now?' when someone had knocked on your front door. You waited a little to see if anyone else in your family would answer it but no one showed so you got up and walked towards the door. Then saw the most breath taking man ever, he looked as if he popped right out of the pages fro
NyapokalypseNyapokalypseThe small town of Seacliff in the year 2400:Day 9 after the catastrophe:Rumor goes through the internet that aliens have arrived on earth. Supposedly it all started with a meteorite crashing into a beach on an island.What's more, people whisper about a shadowy organization having taken camp on said island. An organization pretty similar to Area 51, conducting various top secret experiments, including human experiments.Apparently, after securing the meteorite, they had locked the discoverer of it into a chamber, together with his discovery.Bits of information had leaked out over the net: The stone in the chamber had bee
2p!England x Reader - Hide and Seek2p!England x ReaderHide and SeekDing-DongHurry and open the door, I have comeEven if you try to hide, it's no useDing-DongHurry and open the door, I have comeIt's already too late to run"Arthur? Where are you?" You yelled looking for him.You looked around outside. Arthur decided he was going to play hide and seek... at midnight. Gosh you really hated when he was drunk. He would do the craziest things and deny it the next day. You looked all around the outside of his house. You finally realize "I bet he went inside" 'Why didn't I think of that 15 minutes ago?' You thought to yourselfYou opened the door to hear silence. Arthur s
Dark Wings teaserScreams were coming from every direction, blood now discoloring the once emerald shaded grass. There was no hope left here anymore. The world of Aria, home of the Angels, was now a dying planet. Aria was teaching its residence the repercussion of soiling ones thoughts with false defamation. The verdicts seemed fair, for what they judged was deceitful from the very beginning.But the blood, oh God, the blood, there was so much of it. Splattered all across the grounds, the shadowy aura of the one with dark wings suffocated the area, making the scene even more offensive.
An Unusual TravelerThe human must have been either exhausted, a naturally heavy sleeper, or both. She had hardly even stirred while being tied upside-down by her legs from the cave ceiling. Thick spider threads coiled around her ankles, the only thing keeping her from a deadly plummet to the unforgiving ground. Yet, she continued to snore softly, limp arms dangling downward.The giant dridder circled the intruder, glaring at every inch of the impudent little human, who was only about as tall as his hand. If he was not so irritated, he would find the situation amusing. He had found her near the entrance of his cave, sleeping on the ground and using her backpack
Loading...10%Loading...10%The Ring of the doorbell was answered by a young woman dressed only in worn black tee that fell past her thighs, her short brown hair and matching eyes smiled as she looked at the younger man at the door, a surprised look in the new arrival's face, Ryan. Ryan was a pretty average guy, black hair, brown eyes, normal everyday clothes."Why are you a girl?" Ryan commented as he stepped inside.Nick shrugged, "I go back to work tomorrow, and they still expect me to be a girl."Ryan gave a wry smile, "I think you like turning into a girl," he said dropping into an office chair opposite a computer desk.Nick smiled cryptically, "
The Dragon Mask [Dragon TF]It was a mask, one that would go completely over a face. But not a human face. In fact, this mask looked like it would fit a horse's face in a parade. This mask was dark cobalt blue, trimmed with silver lines along its edges.Desmond has been going for a stroll in the woods when he came across that particular mask. He couldn't have missed it: It was lying in a clearing, with moonlight reflecting off its smooth metallic surfaces.Attempting to see if there was anything to identify its owner, Desmond flipped it around and looked closely at the mask. There did not seem to be any marking or writing that would reveal the owner of the mask. Neither was there a label that indicated where it was made.All of a sudden, the mask began to feel warm in his hands.'Odd...'All of a sudden, the mask yanked itself out of his hands, towards his face.'What the-"He did not get to finish his sentence, as the mask had already went over his face. It didn't fit well over his face due to its non-human desi
SUICHI SHORTSUICHI SHORTBy Yomero.In their quest to know more about Meronii's mysterious gloves, Suichiro along with the Tashi and the slave maiden camped near the shore of a river. After a renovating dinner, the group sat back and rested around the fire."Tomorrow we will arrive at the mansion at noon." Suichiro stated. "But we need to begin our journey early."Sitting over a rock, Tashi interrupted the fighter while drinking from a small dish. "Why is so important for you going with this lord?""Meronii was her slave. He must be responsible of leaving her like this." Suichiro responded.&ldq
That little red string of fate~Denmark x Reader.That little red string of fate ~ Denmark x Reader.Prolouge.You know how some people go on about fate and the 'Red string of fate'? Well, guess what? It's real. It's as real as you and me, and no matter how far away two people are from each other at first; if their paths were meant to cross, they will, and that's why me and my kind –The Weavers- are here. We maintain, cut and re-cross these infinite, impossible and invisible red strings.Now, my name's Juliette, and I'm one of the 'higher weavers'. This means that I deal with the 'personal' cases such as life-long relationships between people; and I have to say, the job never ceases to amaze me; probably because I have witnessed some of the cutest and most beautiful friendships and love-stories in the history of the world.One of them being the relationship between a man named Matthias Køhler and a girl who went by the name of (f/n) (l/n).
Knight of Fire Breath: the Dragons' BloodlineYou were staring at the moon, listening to the sound of the old clock near you. Tick, tock. Tick, tock. As the minutes were passing by, you thought you were gonna give up waiting, but the hope was still present in your heart.Some time after midnight, you raised your head and opened the window to let the flying creature enter.He quickly turned back into a troll, careful to not make any noises when he put his bare feet on the ground. You closed the window, and greeted him with a kiss."Hello, Kankri."Hi, Meulin."Your secret matesprit was a dragon. He had the ability to switch between this form and a troll one. As all the dragons, howeve
The White Mage's Awakening - Aaron's StoryI walked through a swirling vortex of blue fog so thick that I couldn't even see the ground I was walking on or my hands in front of my face. But onwards I stumbled, batting the vapour away, trying to find my way. But the mist was like an animal, surrounding me on all sides, trying to pen me in. I felt cold and alone, all the time knowing I simply had to get through. Then I heard her crying out. An unseen voice; desperate and frightened, and very, very faint. It didn't matter which way I ran, I simply couldn't get closer to her. "Aaron!" the voice called out to me. "Aaron, if you can hear me I
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Libya:Obama's Malpractice
Apr 4th
Why is Americas' military being turned into the Red Cross by this administration? Last time I checked, Obama vowed NOT to get this nation into ''another'' war. Many of us see Obama as a leopard that has changed his spots. I don't. Obama is still the same as he was during his developmental years in Indonesia as he is right now in the Oval Office. What he is doing in Libya is him simply putting action to his words and speeches over the years.
The past week I have been reading ''The Roots of Obama's Rage" by former Reagan policy analyst Dinesh D'Souza. It is fascinating as it traces Obama's roots that have ultimately formed his beliefs and ideology. It proves that Obama is merely carrying out the policies that his late African father was not able to do. It clearly exemplifies the ties that still bind Obama with his radical Kenyan father. D'Souza makes the point that is why Obama's book is entitled "Dreams FROM my father" and not "Dreams OF my Father." Quite a difference. Obama's grandfather and father lived in Africa under British rule, which fired up the anti-colonial and anti-American sentiment in Obama's father. America in essence to Obama Jr. (our President) is to the world what Britain was to Africa: a neocolonial nation. Meaning: a nation that invades and uses its wealth to stay and overtake the country. This is why upon Obama's red carpet entrance into the White House he sent back the bust of British leader Winston Churchill. See the connection? I recommend every American read this book because the pieces to this incomprehensible puzzle will finally fit together. This is why when I see what Obama is doing in Libya it makes sense. I mean, not that I agree but from his worldview it makes sense. That is why Obama was adamant that this escapade in Libya isn't an attack on Libya but rather a means to help the people of Libya.
Americans shook our heads with awed-opened mouths at the audacity of Obama to bypass America's Congress for the authority to go to war. Yes, it is a war. I don't care if he wants to rename it a ''Kinetic Military Operation." Just like the fact that a terrorist is a terrorist, not persons who are ''mischievous'' as Obama said of the 9-11 hijackers. After this administration Webster's going to publish a new dictionary for all the new politically correct phrases Obama has concocted over the past two years. He completely disregarded the Constitution. What's new though right?
So he took off to Brazil and toured the sights of Rio. His favorite is probably the statute of Jesus overlooking the city because for Obama it's like looking at a statue of himself. While there he authorized U.S. involvement in Libya after he received a "oui" from Sarkozy. Not one formal announcement here at home though. The American people were caught off guard as much as the recipients of the scud missiles. Obama made one little announcement from Rio stating that we joined NATO forces to help the ''rebels'' which let's be honest, aren't truly pro-America, outstanding Libyan citizens. He further stated what we WON'T do in Libya; no boots on the ground, we won't stay (a.k.a. no neo-colonialism here…) we won't do this, we won't do that but if you're protesting in the streets, duck!
Obama continued to express how America will partake in this ''humanitarian'' effort to ease the threat on the Libyan people. Okay, great but why are we not removing the biggest threat of all; Gaddafi? Not a chance. Not on Obama's Rolex, because that would make America the bully he sees her as. Obama doesn't care that Gaddafi is responsible for the deaths of over 200 innocents on Pan AM 103 or the fact that two U.S. servicemen were killed in a Berlin night club bombing ordered by the eye wandering, hallucinating murderer. That doesn't matter to Obama. That's not a good reason.
So what the heck are we doing in Libya if we aren't taking out the source of the problem? For example, say someone has cancer and the doctor goes in to operate to remove the cancer. The doctor goes in and cleans all around the cancer but doesn't remove the cancer itself. So the cancer remains, it spreads and gets increasingly worse. Malpractice at its worse. That is exactly what Obama has done in Libya. He is leaving the cancer in place while evading the real problem which is Gaddafi himself. Does he think Gaddafi is going to roll out of his shack palace in his mismatched green and gold garb sporting his Ray Bans and surrender? What if the American troops who discovered Saddam in his earthly hole offered to give him a bath, check him for bugs and sent him on his way? That's basically what Obama has ordered in Libya. This is simply and dangerously not a means to take out Gaddafi but a statement brought to the world on behalf of Obama that no longer is America going to be that ego-centric, occupying nation. We are solely a humanitarian effort now. He is inadvertently carrying out his apologies by action, or lack thereof.
We can look at Libya and gain a lot of insight as to what happens when a nation elects someone whose ideology isn't aligned with the majority of Americans. This jaunt in Libya is a clear example of what happens when America elects a President who prefers a permission slip from a corrupt body of nations (The United Nations) over the okay from his own nation. This is what happens when America elects a ''citizen of the world'' as Obama called himself in Berlin in 2009 rather than a citizen of America. This is what happens when America elects a man who sees America as a neocolonial nation through the eyes of his late Kenyan father. We don't have an American patriot in the Oval Office America, we have a man who is hell bent on righting the so-called wrongs of America's past. America in Obama's eyes is the last neocolonial nation and it's his duty to rid the world of this threat. He wants to turn America into a comedy show and he's got the power, as he sits in the director's chair.


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"...other editions of D&D had supplemental rule books, not just 4th edition." - Correct. 3rd Edition had loads of them. But they weren't called Core Rulebooks. 4E supplements are.
"...why would an author who clearly hates 4th ed.[...] write a piece on the very topic?" - Because I am a D&D fan. I've played the tabletop game for years, and have enjoyed many of the video games. I bought one of the Founder's Packs for Neverwinter because I expect I will enjoy it also, despite the fact that it uses a ruleset I dislike for tabletop games.
"This was suppose to be about the 4th edition ruleset IN NEVERWINTER." - It was. Perhaps you didn't read it.
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Women's Soccer Players Net All Conference Honors
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The MSOE women's soccer team, had a total of five student-athletes garner conference awards, announced by the Northern Athletics Conference today. Leading the way on the first team was junior forward Paula Bohl and senior goalkeeper Emma Lumpe.
This is Bohl's third conference award in as many seasons. She is ranked nationally in several categories including game winning goals (4, 47th) total assists (8, 57th) and total points (32, 56th).
Lumpe has played and started in 20 games, with a total of 86 saves for the season and 1.37 goals against average, with a total of 1644:44 minutes played. In NAC contests, her Goals against Average dropped to 1.12 in 962:15 minutes played, starting in all twelve conference tilts. She is also ranked 15th in the nation in goalie minutes played. Last year, she was an honorable mention selection.
Joining Bohl and Lumpe with NAC honors is second team selection Caitlyn Liddiard. Liddiard, a freshman forward 13 goals and 7 assists totaling 33 points for the season. She is ranked nationally in game winning goals (4, 47th) and total points (33, 47th).
MSOE fared well on the NAC All Freshman team, having three named to the list. Second team Liddiard was joined by midfielder Natalie Gayner and midfield Anna O'Donnell. Gayner has nine goals and nine assists on the year and was also a NAC honorable mention selection. O'Donnell started in all 20 games played, scoring six goals and adding five assists on the year.
The Raiders are alive in the NAC playoffs, facing number one seed Aurora University on Tuesday, October 30. Game time is set for 1:00p.m.


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Really enjoyed this - would like to see some more in this format, perhaps with some villain stats.
At 39min, you cbet the J64 flop and turn is a blank 2. Although you changed your decision, you said that the turn didn't help him and you expected him to fold a lot to a barrel. On such a dry board when he isn't drawing, he has likely called with some sort of made hand, so wouldn't he often call again because the turn changed nothing?


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Power Yoga, Vinyasa & Core
This is a power yoga class. intermediate level. Beginners, advanced suitable with modifications.
This is a power yoga class. intermediate level. Beginners, advanced suitable with modifications.
Detox Yoga Routine Part 2: Unearth & Renew (open level) This Yogea sequence focuses on deep twists, forward bends and inversions in an attempt to release negativity from any part of the body and detoxify the physical as well as the mental sheaths. Modified standing poses provide centeredness and rootedness and establish a firm base on which to build a prevalently twisting sequence.
Detox Yoga Routine Part 1: Regenerate & De-clutter (open level) This Detox Yoga sequence is the first part of a series of three detoxifying spring Yoga routines intended to be practiced sequentially or independently. A burst of wide-ranging twists runs throughout the entire sequence to unleash a detoxification process in the body through glandular secretion and lower abdominal rinsing.
Use this yoga nidra video to overcome insomnia. Follow along with the instructions, sleep will surely come. Article with more information about how yoga can help with Insomnia.
How To Stretch for Beginners, Safe Stretches for Full Body Yoga, Back & Leg Pain Relief, Sciatica Visit Jen's website at http://www.JenHilman.com In this video, Jen shares her secrets about how to relieve pain in the legs and hips with safe stretches for beginners. This stretch video will show you how to safely stretch your body even if it's your first time or if you've had injuries that limit flexibility.
Jump forward from downward dog to handstand in Ashtanga Yoga with Kino MacGregor. Learning handstands and arm balances is something that can be really challenging if it's not naturally easy for you. It certainly was an uphill struggle for me. One way that I found it easy to practice learning how to float in handstand or half-handstand position is in the sun salutation. When you jump forward from downward dog to standing or uttanasana then you have a chance to [...]
This is a Power Vinyasa Yoga Class with Interval Training elements built throughout the sequence -Interval Yoga. Very fast pace so it's best to do more than once in order to be able to follow the sequence with the proper breathing technique.
The Strengthen Your Core Podcast provides you with deep focused abdominal work that will strengthen all aspects of your practice. The practice focuses on floor work including traditional boat (navasana) pose, pick-ups and learning how to jump through with straight legs on blocks. The practice reviews mula-banda and the small details of engaging the stomach though out your entire practice and concludes with counter-stretches to release the core. The Yoga Journal podcast is a free, online yoga class by Kathryn [...]
This yoga flow will help improve your hamstring flexibility as well as improve circulation. Add it to your regular practice for strong, supple, flexible legs. Many people struggle to lengthen their tight hamstrings, do only what works for your body today, take the modifications (like having a gentle bend in the knees) and with regular practice you'll be moving deeper in no time. Connect with Sarah: Blog: http://sarahbethyoga.tumblr.com Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/sarahbethyoga Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/sarahbethyoga Background music: Cerises by Lohstana David L'Ombre Bleue [...]
This vinyasa yoga stress & anxiety relief sequence is a smooth flow to open your hips and calm your body and mind. Relax, breath, and dive into the present. Connect with me: Blog: http://www.sarahbethyoga.tumblr.com Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/sarahbethmodel Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/sarahbethmodel Background music is: Tes défauts – INSTRUMENTAL VERSION by Lostana David Sarah Beth is a certified yoga instructor who currently lives and teaches locally in Denver. As a former chiropractic assistant Sarah Beth's teachings are inspired by functional movement and flow. SB [...]
This yoga core strength sequence by Jason Crandell, designed for the Yoga Journal To Go podcast series, will strengthen and tone your abdominal muscles, setting the stage for strong, integrated movement throughout your entire body.
Learn how to transition in and out of Eka Pada Bakasana II (One-Legged Crow Pose II). Yoga Teacher, Corrina Richards will guide you into this strong asymmetrical arm balancing pose.
Learn how to break down the basics of Visvamitrasana (Pose dedicated to Sage Visvamitra). Yoga Teacher, Corrina Richards will guide you through some preparatory poses to open and strengthen the body for this invigorating arm balancing pose.
This sequence targets lower back pain, and is conducted in an injury-prevention healing mode. Gentle backbends and soothing forward bends, coupled with decompressing twists and subtle inversions provide a varied spectrum of spinal extensions and contractions that lengthen the lumbar spine area and open the thorax and cervical spine. The sequence works on all planes: coronal, medial, frontal and transverse and provides structural integration by realigning the spinal column with the crown of the head and the tailbone. A strong [...]
This is an intermediate yoga class for the unique inner wisdom. Asanas start from 15:00. Yoga Asanas: Mudra of the Inner Self, pranayama/breath awareness, supta padangusthasana/reclined hand to big toe pose, cat pose/marjariasana, thread the needle, puppy pose/anahatasana, pigeon pose/eka pada rajakapotasana, Breath of Joy, Dancer pose/natarajasana, Triangle/trikonasana, Rabbit/Shashankasana, savasana, corpse pose.
Full Belly Makeover for all levels! This fat burning yoga sequence is designed to reunite you with not just your abs but your mindful core. Connect with your breath, build strength, tone belly fat, burn calories, detoxify, improve digestion and support a happy healthy back with this customized practice with Adriene
This yoga for weight loss class is for the intermediate to advanced student and will definitely have you working up a sweat. It helps stimulate the thyroid gland – an important gland that deals with metabolism and weight control – and works to increase the heart rate and create heat in the body to help you burn fat and increase muscle mass.
In this powerful yoga you will push it to the limit with hard core moves that produce a hard and flexible body. With emphasis on the breath and extreme fitness flows, you are challenged to listen to your body, go at your own pace and explore the mind/body connection


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Jukuna Mona Chuguna
Jukuna Mona Chuguna was a young woman when she walked out of the desert with her husband and some of his family. They worked on cattle stations for a number of years, then moved to the Mission at Fitzroy Crossing in the early 1970s. Jukuna was among the first women to attend Walmajarri literacy classes and worked on Walmajarri projects with linguists. She later attended an adult education centre to learn to write English, and began painting pictures of her homeland. She has travelled widely in Australia and overseas to exhibit her paintings and is a regular teacher of Walmajarri to students at the local school. Jukuna is one of the seventeen storytellers in Out of the Desert: Stories from the Walmajarri exodus.
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