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This came as a bit of a shock to us, but the Bugatti Veyron is not actually the fastest production car in the world according to that authoritative tome of useless and wonderful knowledge, the Guinness Book of World of Records. It seem Bugatti just never got around to scheduling an official high-speed run that could be officially considered by Guinness. In late October, Bugatti plans to rectify that and make an official top speed run at the Ehra Lessien test track near VW's headquarters in Wolfsburg, Germany. The track has an unbroken straight of 9 km (5.6 miles), which should offer ample room to reach the Veyron's "unofficial" top speed of at least 253 mph. Currently the Veyron only holds the record for the Most Powerful Production Car.
If the official fastest production vehicle isn't the Veyron, then what is? The answer is the Koenigsegg CCR, the 806-hp super Swede that has been officially clocked at 245 mph. The Veyron may not be king of the hill for long, however, as the CCX that Autoblogger Frank Filipponio got to pilot can theoretically reach 258 mph.
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Neil Cowley (born November 5, 1972) is a contemporary jazz pianist whose previous incarnations include Fragile State, the Green Nuns of the Revolution, and the Neil Cowley Trio, which appeared on Later... with Jools Holland in April 2008 and won the 2007 BBC Jazz Award for best album for Displaced.
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The Wells Fargo/KOLD Stuff the Stagecoach food drive last week collected over a ton of food donations and more than $1,000 in monetary donations for the Community Food Bank.
Here are the totals for Wednesday's food drive:
Food donations: 2,394 lbs.
Monetary donations: $1,311.87
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Blogger/Model Hanneli Mustaparta before Rag & Bone SS14, New York
Sunglasses: Prada (Similar chunky/floral House of Harlow sunglasses, ASOS, or Kuboraum)
Overalls: Frame Denim (Shop similar here: 6pm or Free People)
Bag: Chanel
Check out one of my first shots of her here — SS12 of FW12? No crowd around her there! : )
Preetma Singh, Wall Street Journal Magazine Market Editor, Working Girl, Esq Blog, after Honor SS14, New York
Sunglasses: Prada
Top: J.W. Anderson
Bag: Hache
Cuff: Adeam
Photo: Melodie Jeng
Raf Simons in Prada FW13 before Maison Martin Margiela Couture FW13, Paris
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Street Style: Full-On Beard, Full-On Bespoke 3-Piece Suit
Street Style: Striking White Coat and Statement Bag on LOVE Mag's Fashion Director
Street Style: Striking White Coat and Statement Bag on LOVE Mag's Fashion Director
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Works in Fashion
Sunglasses: Ray-Ban
Dress: Charlotte Ronson
Cuff: House of Harlow 1960
Bag: Balenciaga
Shoes: Prada
I saw a ton of beautiful long white dresses the other day. Perfect for summer and it's not crazy hot any more, thankfully. I captured a woman layer two light-colored thin lingerie-esque dresses over each other as well as well as shoe designer Jessie Randall of Loeffler & Randall in a Zimmerman dress. Photos to come.
I photographed a woman wearing a @Prada SS13 coat in the Meatpacking District this weekend (silk, not sure if it's a runway piece exactly but obviously very similar). It was cool to see it on a "real person" not just someone at fashion week. I also photographed some children's fashion shows which was a really interesting experience. I wonder if this jacket is Prada inspired!
Street Style: Clean-Cut Jil Sander Coat
Street Style: Clean-Cut Jil Sander Coat
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I will put this badge on my blog soon (I also need to clean up my side bar and tags … ) You can also apply
Reblogged above is a street style photo from my contributions to the Daily Details Blog (for that I am the only street style photographer).
He is Michael Mason who works at a Oliver Peoples.
Thanks so much for the support!
Street Style: Mixing Camo, Stripes, and Plaid
Street Style: Mixing Camo, Stripes, and Plaid
FW Style: Ulyana Sergeenko
Last fall, The Inside Source visited Russia and fell in love with the style of Ulyana Sergeenko, a global fashion icon. Here's Ulyana in New York last week visiting the city to attend New York Fashion Week.
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Last fall, The Inside Source visited Russia and fell in love with the style of Ulyana Sergeenko, a global fashion icon. Here's Ulyana in New York last week visiting the city to attend New York Fashion Week.
(Photo: Melodie Jeng. Text by Jauretsi)
Anna Dello Russo Prada SS13 party before Rodarte FW13 today
Carine Roitfeld after Rodarte FW13
Karlina Caune @kkkarlie @newyorkmodels @2bmodels Street Style NYFW SS13
First Photo: After Honor SS13
Peter Som Top, Rag & Bone Jeans, Prada Bag, Jason Wu Shoes
Second: Outside of Modellounge
Marc Jacobs top, Prada bag, Balenciaga shoes and pants, Stella McCartney sunglasses
Karlina has an amazing bone structure! Not quite possible to take a bad photograph of her. She recently shot the Burberry Prorsum PreFall lookbook (?) with Charlie France. Check it out here
I also love this editorial from October by Boo George in Vogue UK.
Can't wait to see what she's in next!
Paldies Karlina!
It's also warm enough in NYC at the moment to be wearing a short sleeve top ..
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Here's our weekly update. We started the blog on a Thursday so we'll check in each week on Thursday.
If you're doing a challenge along with us we'd love to know your rose and thorn as well. Leave it in the comments or zip us an email. We love the company!
Answer 3 questions:
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- What was your rose (the best thing about your week)?
- What was your thorn (what was the worst part of your week)?
- Thursday – rest
- Friday – rest (isn't that a nice way of saying NOTHING!?!)
- Sat. – yoga.
- Sunday – yoga.
- Monday – yoga and 1.2 miles.
- Tuesday – 1 mile.
- Wednesday – yoga and 1 mile.
I have lots of roses this week:
my mom is visiting,
I am trying to do at least 1 mile every day that she is here,
and my daughter keeps asking to run with me!
My thorn is that I don't think there is another race on my horizon until February. I really like races. I wish I was one of those people that just loves to run until I am tired for the joy of it all by myself. Most of the time, I'm not. I need goals. I need people.
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CARDBOARD CITY SHIP - Alfredo & Isabel Aquilizan, Passage (The Eighth Fleet), transport cardboard boxes and packing tape, 2011
The artists, a married couple from the Philippines, focus on migration in their work. In this case, it's early Austronesian ship travel and transport, particularly inspired by the migration canoes of the Maori.
This gorgeous piece involving the transit of an entire culture/city/country by canoe, was constructed in the Govett-Brewster Gallery in New Plymouth, using the assistance of schoolchildren from the area.
Is it not totally amazing? This complicated city dangling upside down, the way it sways, the deceptive solidity of something that, in the water, would sink, sodden. I have an urgent desire to live aboard this ship. I'd also like to get up in there and get a whole lot of closer looks. When I was a kid, my grandfather brought my sister a refrigerator box as a present. He labeled it Molly's House, and cut a door and window. She lived in that box inside our house, emerging for meals, for the better part of a year. It had what it needed: walls, a ceiling, a window and a door. Others in the Actual House were wildly jealous of Molly's House.
Of course, all this - the city canoe, the refrigerator box - bring to mind other houses made of cardboard, and the way these unhomes are homes for so many. So this piece, too, is a piece about a culture that might be washed away in a wave, or in a heavy rain. We can talk about floods. We can talk about our current culture of Atlantis.
I refer you as well, with an emphatic recommendation, to William Vollman's extraordinary Harper's Magazine piece from a couple years ago, Homeless in Sacramento: Welcome to the New Tent Cities. I could also refer you to any number of related fantastical things, cities floating, cities collapsing, but I think the nonfiction is more relevant here. We have a cardboard civilization alongside the bricks and stones. Lots of us are out there in the dark. In some moments in the world, this was simply the nature of living. Now? Cities inside of cities. Though you might be living free, you are also living under the lights of the freeway, inside a collapsible home, under threat of dismantling by whatever city you're inside.
I met the first god the way everyone meets them. Meadow. I don't normally do meadows. Swamps have more surprises. But I had to cross a flowery meadow to get to the swamp, and in the middle of all that excess, there he was, staring at me like a dazzled deer.
"What are you looking at?" I said.
Dancing with bears
In my life princesses and kings lurk in every corner.You can be walking down an alley and right over there, dressed in studs and leather is a princess.
All the marks,superior attitude,lots of time spent on the right look(marginal social skills.)
Look… over there. Hello! Oh! sales girl making you feel foolish about your shoes.
The garbage guys question why your garbage is gross.They wonder if you deserve a red skull this week on the check list.
Monks chastise you for being too independent. Writers blast you for "feeling" your life…the way it really feels.
Agencies look for you because you are inept at something impossible like life and d
I'm in the alley to get some privacy but It's full of smoke!!!!!!
There are lots of flapping white sheets in the movies.They can't transfer the smell to an audience raised on dryers.
Did you ever stand in the wet isles and smell the cool clean smell of lavender soap? They kind of cling to you. The light is special.
It's another world really.Clothes pins break.Children duck under.Sometimes the whole thing falls down.
This is where I was when I got the call. It started in my nose and moved into my throat.I guess it was a scream really,but I had to leave.No one understood what the sheets meant to me.Leaving them meant peace not chaos.These sheets, these pricy, silky,twisted sheets meant slavery.
I ran. I ran and ran until I was behind the rocks. Nothing soft here. Nothing lying about cleanliness.
Rocks are honest. They grow things in cracks. They take care of wayward insects and reptiles.They last. Beauty is in the shadows.You could make peace with yourself in a cave.
A maze of sheets might wrap you like a mummy.
They called me you know for a little while whipping and slapping in the breeze.
Enough to seem concerned ,Really they were relieved. My screams stopped and the cave became my mother. That was years ago before LUcy came.She wiggled from under a bush by the cave entrance.
Grey and small.
Bright eyed and purring.We became friends and life had a little glow again.
Lavender grows everywhere here.If you crush it in a bowl of warm water, a cave becomes a boudoir.
My ability to survive seems to be innate. First I found a soft pink towel and a bar of soap down by the pond.
The Chinese people over the hill leave small offerings to the hill spirit .I also trade them some fruit for rocks I find deep in the caves.
I'm quiet. I leave no clues.The fox follows me . He's discreet.
I think I just smell like lavender floating around.
Time has passed and Lucy and I are older. For awhile I liked to spy on the tourists from up in the big pine. Now I'm more at peace.They can't reach me here.
The days come and go .I love the full moon and the big dipper. Oh ,and the spring breeze.
I'm trying to get you ready for the real story. The one I have to tell.The one that the spirits whisper in the spring breeze.
It's about the children that got away with the circus.There were lots of them.I dreamed that I was one for years after.
I remember the chocolate and the balloons. The circus came that day with the wind.It was Jakes birthday and he made me stay in the house. I was twelve and my mother was still here.She liked to laugh.
Jake bought her balloons and chocolate kisses and they went to the circus.
Uncle Henry locked me in my room and said it was so the circus wouldn't take me.
"Lots of children follow the dancing bear and they never come back."he said.!!!!!!!!!!!!!
That day the bear stopped and looked in my window. It looked me right in the eye.I wanted to go.
Twenty children tried to leave fourteen got away.
I think the bear had a cave like mine. Maybe they all got away ,from the bombs and the screaming. From the slavery.
I watched them sneak off from my window. One by one the dancers hid them in their cloaks and costume trunks.
Anyway ,YOu know, the circus came from the North and the ring Master was a tall and beautiful man.He wore a gold earring and a smart dark suit.
There was a fortune teller ,12 monkeys,14 dancers,10 acrobats,one elephant, one lion, and a small petting zoo!
Oh, there was cotton candy and warm caramel apples.(pink soda, and coin toss games too)
One time I saw a man win a big blue bear for his child. I wanted it so much I cried for two days.
When the dancing bear looked me in the eye that day I knew something would change.
I started to growl in the night.Pretty soon I learned to sneak past Henry.I would take a sheet and go to the big meadow.If I spread the sheet just so bears would start to come.
Four of them at first.They would each take a corner and circle to the right. The sheet billowed like a sail. Then the children would start to drift out of the woods.They danced a beautiful dance and brought apricots for the bears.The sheet got stained of course but the children washed it and hung it to dry in the breeze.
For two weeks the summer of my twelfth year ,life was full of magic.My heart was still that of a child.
Keep your soul the breeze whispered.Keep your heart.
When they stopped coming I started to scream. Everyone thought that I was crazy but they couldn't feel the loss. I guess it was magic, because now I have my cave and Lucy and I whisper songs to the breeze. In the spring some children are still saved.
I've seen their toes sticking out of bags on the backs of tourists boarding the ships
Sometimes I find bear tracks and I hope my turn will come to dance.Soon I think because I've started to growl again. THE END


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Braves prospects first baseman Joe Terdoslavich, catcher Christian Bethancourt and right-hander J.J. Hoover were named to the Arizona Fall League's Rising Stars game on Tuesday. The all-star game will air on MLB Network and MLB.com at 8:10 p.m. eastern on Saturday from Surprise Stadium.
Terdoslavich homered on Tuesday, giving him two home runs in 14 games in the Fall League. He is hitting .364 (20-for-55) with eight extra-base hits and eight RBIs.
A torrid Bethancourt has homered in three straight games including his third in a row on Tuesday. He is hitting .367 (18-for-49) with four home runs in 13 games. He had only 12 home runs in his four minor league seasons entering the Fall League, including five in 99 games this season in Single A Lynchburg.
Hoover made it despite a 1-1 record with an 11.05 ERA in eight games in relief. He's given up 11 hits in 7 1/3 innings but worked a perfect inning on Tuesday.
November 1st, 2011
9:25 pm
November 1st, 2011
9:29 pm
Man man man man….
McCmann: Uh oh. What do you think left field is like?
AquaHoss: Cold and painful, cold and painful
November 1st, 2011
10:22 pm
Who picks the team and on what basis (e.g. Hoover)?
November 1st, 2011
10:35 pm
OMG Any one thats thinks that Brian MacCann is going to play left field is Nuts! Have you seen Him Uh Run? Come on Man…..
November 1st, 2011
11:08 pm
Wow, Hoover made this but Gilmartin didn't? I thought Gilmartin is posting some solid numbers in AFL.
November 1st, 2011
11:24 pm
Bethancourt has the tools; speed and the arm to play and excellent left field- if he can hit mlb pitching, I'd like to see him in spring training.
November 1st, 2011
11:39 pm
He's 20 guys…relax. It's gonna be a while before we see him in Atlanta.
November 1st, 2011
11:44 pm
Simply can not wait to cheer for Joe Terd. Kid's gotta be tougher than the boy named Sue.
November 1st, 2011
11:55 pm
I saw Bethancort this summer vs. Myrtle Beach and he struck out each time up.
November 2nd, 2011
1:32 am
Mac in LF is like saying Chipper will play in 150+ games this season…lol.
November 2nd, 2011
3:15 am
admit it, deep down inside you want to be rooting for the Turd Meister! How awesome would that be?
Think of all the nomenclature! " The turds up and he's in deep !@#$ right now with an 0-2 count!"
November 2nd, 2011
3:45 am
McCann actually has deceptive speed. He's slower than he looks.
November 2nd, 2011
5:38 am
Congrats to all three..looking foward to seeing them play.
Did anyone really believe McCann are Alex would win a Gold Glove?
November 2nd, 2011
5:41 am
Freddy Freeman should have got Gold Glove Award at first..the guy was great!
November 2nd, 2011
6:45 am
When the season ended, I was tired of Braves baseball. I just didn't care. Now after as few weeks, a couple of additions by subtractions, and a few young players mention in the news, I think I am starting to think a little baseball.
November 2nd, 2011
7:34 am
Bethancourt gives the Braves options if Brian McCann decides to test the free agent market in a couple of years. Hopefully that doesn't happen and the Braves are able to sign Brian long term but you never know. Right now the Braves control the next 2 years and I believe 2013 is like for 12 mil.
The Braves need to find Terdoslavich another position to play unless they are going to try and use him as trade bait.
November 2nd, 2011
7:47 am
(pronounced – foosh le duke)
Mr O'Brien:
Any news on Anderelton Simmons;
he seems to be a terrific prospect,
yet is rarely mentioned with the other elite prospects.
The Braves are certainly in the mkt for a SS;
is he in their plans at all ?
November 2nd, 2011
8:37 am
Braves need to acquire a top notch 3B prospect in anticipation of Chipper's eventual retirement.
Trade Hudson (final contract year) to the Red Sox and use the money to get a slugger for LF.
November 2nd, 2011
8:48 am
phuch–wow i'm glad you showed the pronunciation. i might have pronounced it differently.
braves are in the market for a SS, but only for one year. my guess would be a-gon. pastornicky will be our bridge for one or two seasons til simmons is ready for the show. he is definitely in the braves' plans. another SS prospect (matt lipka) was recently moved to center field. nick ahmed is also a minor league SS. the braves have no need to shop for a SS for more than one season. we are pretty flush at that position.
FF got hosed. who is this joey votto character? hahaha
November 2nd, 2011
9:12 am
That's great…3 hot prospects at the 3 positions we are the strongest in. How 'bout a SS or OF prospect that can bomb it!
November 2nd, 2011
9:52 am
Wow. I hope that Wren doesn't trade them to Texas.
November 2nd, 2011
9:56 am
"Dr. Phil
November 2nd, 2011
9:52 am
Wow. I hope that Wren doesn't trade them to Texas."
Or to Cleveland, like he did Brett Butler.
November 2nd, 2011
10:26 am
prado is the third baseman of the future once chipper leaves and ive herd maybe joe tedersolvicah could move to left field so thats exciting as far as betencourt is considered im happy for him that he is starting to hit and be an all around good catcher. Im also excited about simmons but I wouldnt really consider pastornicky a go between i think tyler will be our ss of the future simmons will probably go to mississippi or gwinnet for a while but its a good problem to have alot of good middle infield talent.
November 2nd, 2011
11:16 am
Hey crackheads, we would be getting rid of David Ross!!!!!!!!
November 2nd, 2011
11:16 am
How did Hoover make the team? Have you seen his stats?
November 2nd, 2011
12:00 pm
Braves have Salcedo in third, he`s a couple years back but he`s there and he`s a force, I hope the Braves give Pastornicky a chance to win the job at SS, he`s a speedster perfecto to have him behind Bourn
November 2nd, 2011
12:40 pm
Prado..at best is super utility.
November 2nd, 2011
12:56 pm
I know it is way too early for this but the last time the Braves had a promising catcher they turned into an OF was….Dale Murphy! Move Bethancourt to the OF.
November 2nd, 2011
1:31 pm
A catcher with good defensiive skills — Let's move him to the outfield?
A catcher with the speed of a tortoise — Let's move hime to the outfield?
A firstbaseman with a great glove — Let's move him to the outfield?
Ah, the pearls of wisdom one finds on this blog!
November 2nd, 2011
1:36 pm
The Braves blog voted for (Chuck James, Jeff Francouer, Yunel Escobar, Tommy Hanson, Jason Heyward, Tyler Pastornicky?) before they voted against (……).
November 2nd, 2011
1:43 pm
Hey if it is bad idea Wednesday, how about….
McCann to 1B
Freeman to 3B
Prado to SS
Heyward to CF
Trade Bourn for a LOOGY
Hire Greg Walker as hitting coach
November 2nd, 2011
1:45 pm
DOB, Any young, promising beat writers out there in AZ?
just kidding. could not resist.
November 2nd, 2011
1:59 pm
A Braves blog musical question –
Tonight (2011) the light of love is in your eyes,
Will you still love me tomorrow (2014, …)?
November 2nd, 2011
2:14 pm
The Braves plan on giving Terdoslavich some work at third base and left field next year. If he keeps hitting the way he has so far, they'll find a place for him. As for Bettencourt, I've always thought that you can't ever have too much pitching or catching talent.
November 2nd, 2011
2:29 pm
Lots of talent on the way but no time to wait after last years epic collapse, they need to restore fan confidence. Wren will make some mid level moves to try and win next year with some vet FA's to add to a very young pitching staff next year. Lowe being gone is step 1. I see Willingham in a Braves uniform by Saturday to take over in LF. Prado becomes super-utility guy again, playing 2 days a week at 3rd and some outfield, maybe getting him as many at bats as a starter. Where does SS come from is the big question, I dont see Pastornicky getting a shot with so much at stake and needing to win sooner rather than later.
November 2nd, 2011
2:58 pm
Can someone tell me why we need someone in left field so bad?
Chipper is going to be playing for another year so we have Prado.
It seems like we shouldn't have to worry about left field right now
November 2nd, 2011
3:32 pm
Braves suck. Fire Freddy. Fire Frank Wren. Did I miss something? Oh yeah. Cheap owners.
November 2nd, 2011
3:32 pm
Heisenberg: no
November 2nd, 2011
3:33 pm
Needing to win sooner rather than later — Birdman
sooner = 2012? later = 2012-14?
Seeing that we finished double digits behind the Phillies and went 1-11 in the last 12 games agfainst the Cards and Phils last year, I don't think the subtraction of Lowe and the addition of a Willingham will markedly affect those numbers. If we have 2 SS candidates only 1-2 years away who will be cheap and hopefully good, why should a ~90 million dollar team add expense that will only reduce our options in 2013-14? That was not the formula used in 1991.
November 2nd, 2011
3:34 pm
meant later = 2013-14
November 2nd, 2011
3:35 pm
Someone actually suggested they trade Bourne? What are you high?
November 2nd, 2011
3:43 pm
I read that Joe Terdoslavich uncle is former Red Sox Mike Greenwell. Hope he can swing the bat like Greewell did for a few yesrs.
November 3rd, 2011
1:16 pm
Thrasher Fan,
good point. we dont have a problem in LF. I will take Prado over just about anyone (available or unavailable).
November 3rd, 2011
2:51 pm
Let's be real here folks. By the time McCann's contract runs out he will be in his twilight years as a catcher. Despite him being a home town guy, he will either have to settle as a backup for the Braves or start signing 1-2 year contracts with NL clubs. He has a chance to DH for a few more years so that might be where he goes if he is ok with it. Long story short .. we are hoping Betancourt isready in two years so he can split time in 2014 with McCann and take over the job in 2015. That being said, I bet we trade him for young pitchers before then. It's the Braves way.
McCann will never play anywhere else other than 1st or DH .. forget OF. The Braves should not move Freeman back to 3rd unless it's an absolute neccessity. He is rounding out nicely at first and you don't want to stress him. I seriosuly doubt JoeT will ever make the majors as you have to be a stud at first to make it. If he gets close we will likely trade him unless it's coming up on Freeman becoming a free agent a few years from now. In that case we might look at moving Freeman (for more young pitching no doubt).
Here is what is likely to happen the rest of the offseason.
– re-sign Bourn as I think the Braves realize what he can do for the hitters behind him
– move Prado to 6th (he stinks at #2 hole) and play him in left
– sign a cheap vet shortstop that can play other positions
– let said SS compete with The Pastor in spring
– let Chipper man third with Prado as his backup
Anyone rooting for a big pickup has to realize we are still not in a position to spend a ton of money. The Lowe, McLouth and AGon money gains are goign to pay for this years contracts for Bourn and Diaz, plus a utility/SS player and arbitration upgrades.
Unless we move Jurrgens or Hudson we simply don't have a significant amoutn of money to spend. Here is the sad thing .. AGon will be too expensive for us. That's how bad the market is. so if we can't even bring back a SS that none of us thought was as good as advertised .. what do yout hink we will get?
November 3rd, 2011
4:50 pm
Murphy went to the outfield because he threw it over the center fielders head on a throw to second base. He threw good to start with but made a few bad throws and it became a head thing. Had a cannon for an arm. Threw runners out with a rope from the outfield.
November 4th, 2011
7:42 am
How about ELVIS at SS
November 4th, 2011
7:45 am
Yaaaaa bring back ELVIS, and put Willingham in left .


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10 unique zoos of the world
Zoos can be so much more than mere collections of animals in enclosures. Some offer unforgettable experiences. Here are 10 singular zoological institutions to put on your animal lover's travel list.
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How DISGUSTING!!!! Anything..in the name of Currency!!!!!!!...Money!! How would YOU?..Like to be an animal locked up, locked away forever? When one of these animals take a plug, takes a nice tasty bite outta one of these tourist, then you wanna kill him!! Hundreds of yrs from now, we will truly be looked back upon as a really primative culture.
Mar 24, 2013 12:53PM
I could not agree more! This certainly is the most depressing article I've read in years. Arrogant, ugly humans exploiting sentient beings for laughs and photos. Humans as usual taking the low road. Will not be so funny the next time one of the animals, mauls, eats rips, etc. just doing what the creator intended. And who will pay the ultimate price, of course the innocent animal and given a tag of "man eater", and that it had to be destroyed because naturally once they have tasted humans ...why not we are flesh and blood and good source of protein for some animals. I am sick that for all our (man) advancement we have barely managed to stand and walk and are in the process of destroying this world.
Mar 24, 2013 12:45PM
responding to somebody's suggestion :TIGER TEMPLE IN THAILAND IS ONE OF THE WORST PLACES A TOURIST COULD GO. THE FACILITY HAS BEEN BATTLING LAWSUITS FROM SEVERAL ANIMAL WELFARE INVESTIGATIONS FOR MORE THAN A DECADE. THEY'RE FIGHTING EVIDENCE OF SMUGGLING TIGERS AND DEAD TIGER PARTS INTO TO TRADITIONAL MEDICINE TRADE. DON'T ****ING GO THERE.
All of these places advertised are extremely exploitative since the animal and human guests are constantly put at risk each time the animal interactions occur. You can't argue the encounter is guaranteed safe when multiple animal handlers have to stand by armed with prods and hidden away weapons to over power the animal if something were to go awry. If you buy into the notion this is safe and educational, and by patronizing these facilities to aid in true conservation efforts of wild animals you are mistaken. If you choose to believe so with out speculation on who your money is really supporting, you're an idiot. You don't see accredited zoos in the U.S. letting guest wrestle a damn bear. What the hell does that teach you? What did you learn about the species at the end of the day? How strong a captive, trained, possibly drugged bear can be when he's playing around and be dominated by "caregivers"? THIS TRAVEL ARTICLE IS A JOKE MSN.
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Great British Menu continues as 24 of the nation's finest chefs battle it out to cook gastronomic masterpieces that are also witty and fun. Their dishes have to put a smile on faces as Great British Menu celebrates 25 years of Comic Relief's Red Nose Day appeals.
Through the power of entertainment the charity has raised more than 800 million pounds, changing the lives of people in both Africa and the UK. So this year Britain's top chefs have been challenged to marry serious cooking with humour to celebrate the charity's achievements. The prize: to cook a dish at a special banquet at The Royal Albert Hall.
This time three returning contenders from the North East are reunited in a culinary rematch. Colin McGurran is determined to have a repeat performance having got to the banquet in 2012. He believes anything less than cooking at the Royal Albert Hall will be a failure. But he is up against two formidable opponents: Stephanie Moon and Charlie Lakin. They were both defeated by Colin last year and are more determined than ever to get further in the competition.
The chefs also raise cash in fundraising challenges and this time one of the chefs is joined by comedienne and presenter Kirsten O'Brien.
The three North East chefs will be judged by a veteran of the competition - Michelin star chef Jason Atherton. He will decide which chefs make it through to the judges on Friday.
The two highest scoring chefs will cook their entire menu again for the Great British Menu judges Prue Leith, Matthew Fort and Oliver Peyton. This week the judges will be joined by comedy great Tim Brooke-Taylor.
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New chapters – leaving the Emerald Isle for the Little Red Dot
Well, I kind of shot my load with the title there, thanks to the bastard child of everything that is SEO, but nevertheless, that is indeed my news – I've only gone and left Ireland and, via a minor detour to England and then China, landed in Singapore to start anew.
So, nothing too major to report then! Well, it's major enough for me to dust off the old blog again anyway. Unsurprisingly it feels like something I should somehow mark for posterity – to look back on in the months/years to follow and remember the WTF-ness that was taking up a large portion of my brain as I wrote this, I suppose.
Truth be told, there's been a large amount of WTF-ness rattling around my noggin for quite a while now (I know, I know. Not new news etc.). The decision to walk away from the life I'd spent almost five years building in Ireland wasn't made overnight. Anyone that knows me well (and some that don't) know that I've been mulling it over for about two years, on and off. And well, I finally put my money where my mouth was and I did it.
Why leave Ireland?
Well, that's a very good question. I'm glad you asked. Lots of reasons brought about my departure. Obviously the catalyst for all of this – the man I love upped and went to China for ten months about two and a half years ago. But ultimately that wasn't the whole reason for my move. If I'm honest, Ireland had just become a little bit too depressing and introspective for me. I felt suffocated by it sometimes, and saddened by it/about it much of the rest of the time.
It's not a secret that Ireland is in the shit, economically. But what's not often talked about without hyperbole is the effect on the everyday Joe Soap. It's honestly just a tad overwhelming a lot of the time.
Socially it's much quieter but hey, nobody's got the money to go out three or four times a week these days, and there are only so many Come Dine With Me nights you can run at home with your friends before you want to gouge your own eye out with the €25 melon baller that you bought back in early 2008 when you thought you'd be Neven Maguire-ing it up in the kitchen thrice weekly.
Not to mention the simmering anger and resentment that bubbles up occasionally (several times a day). Whether it's more outrage at the latest badly edited piece of news, someone's called Ireland Britain by accident again (a popular one, but seriously, chill the fuck out, people don't make mistakes on purpose and the world will always be full of idiots), another politician is getting away with having his speeding tickets cancelled, or RTE have put YET ANOTHER lifer on the Late Late as a "guest", the level of anger that results is increasingly disproportionate to the trigger. I was as guilty of it as anyone – frustration's got to come out some way, right? But it gets wearying.
There's loads of other reasons but honestly it's not all Ireland, a lot of it was just me. I just wasn't happy there anymore. Simple as that. Don't get me wrong, despite the doom and gloom above, I LOVE Ireland. Genuinely love it. It's a brilliant country full of brilliant people – some of whom I am very lucky to call my good friends, and will do so for may years to come. But whether it was Ireland, or me, or both, it was time to move on.
And so I did.
It was a difficult and an easy decision to make. Easy because of the reasons above and a few others, and difficult because not only did it mean leaving all of my lovely chums and being even further away from my amazing family. It also meant leaving my lovely job. And I really loved my job – am a bit tragic that way.
Side note – if you ever get a chance to work at Irish International BBDO over in Sandymount, leap at it. It is without doubt the best agency I have ever worked at. Full of amazing, talented and really brilliant people. It's a very hard place to leave.
Another side note – Sorry Gary!
So now I'm here in lovely Singapore, having a cup of tea, eating an orange and waiting for the epic rain to stop pouring so I can go out for a wander and get my bearings a little bit. Not too dissimilar to when I first arrived in Dublin a few years ago then!
The job hunt has begun in earnest and hopefully it won't be long before I'm plying my trade at another great agency. In the meantime, I'll just be boring you all with photos of all the amazing food I'm eating – my plan to get Asia-skinny the second I arrived is already under threat because of the amazing food and my innate gluttony. But as soon as I get a place of my own, I'll get my TRX up and running and get back into it, I promise James!
In the meantime, if anyone in Singapore wants to hire a planner then give me a call. Pretty please with a cherry on top!


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We came across this new concept product today, called the "Fairphone" (www.fairphone.com), which appears to be the smartphone equivalent of fair trade coffee -- particularly in its "ethical" sourcing of rare metals and minerals used in its manufacturing. The makers of Fairphone are in the midst of accepting preorders to make the concept a reality (their goal is 5,000 units by June 13).
VANCOUVER, BC – April 22, 2013 – Today, in recognition of Earth Day, iQmetrix is pleased to announce the creation of its very own "iQ Forest," in partnership with the Peace River, Alta.-based company, The Carbon Farmer. The iQ Forest consists of 240 trees, representing one tree for every iQmetrix employee.
In January of 2012, a group of iQers got together to get the E going in SLICCE!
We defined our goals as follows:
In early February 2013, iQmetrix brought all of us employees (that had worked with the company for at least a year) on a one-week company retreat to Playa del Carmen, Mexico. A day of team building was scheduled as part of the week's activities. But instead of playing games on the beach, we wanted to make a difference.
We decided to volunteer in a nearby village. We got in touch with aid organizations in the Playa del Carmen area and came upon an opportunity to lend a hand in a Mayan village called Chan Chen, located about 50 km southwest of Playa del Carmen.
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A few weeks ago I started reading the The Zuni Cafe Cookbook, which I recently reviewed. Every recipe sounds fantastic in the book. I love how the book doesn't pretend that you can make really good food by taking short cuts. Some of the recipes in the book are thorough and long, but they all look so amazing, I couldn't wait to try one.
Betsy was feeling sick two weeks ago, so I thought I would make her one of the soup recipes from the book. I picked the stracciatelle recipe as it is fairly fast and looked very soothing.
While the soup turned out fantastic, I have the distinct impression that if Judy Rodgers had been in my kitchen while I was making it she would have been hitting me over the head with a pan while yelling, "You are doing it all wrong!" In fact, I cannot even legitimately say that this is the recipe from the book. It is simply inspired by the book.
First, I used store bought chicken broth. Judy, I apologize, but I had a sick girlfriend on my hands and I didn't have half a day to make your, I'm sure lovely, stock. I promise next time I will, but I needed this stuff right away. I usually try to have some frozen, but I ran out a few weeks ago and haven't made more.
Second, her recipe calls for sorrel leaves. I substituted spinach because I could not find sorrel leaves. Also, apparently they are a laxative and given that Betsy was sick, I didn't want to cause any undo, ahem, strain.
Spinach Stracciatelle
- 6 Cups chicken broth (if you are using homemade, you can use only 4-5 cups. I used this much because I was going to cook it a bit before making soup.)
- 2 large eggs
- 1 Tablespoon semolina flour
- 1/4 Cup grated pecorino romano or Parmigiano-Reggiano
- 2 ounces of spinach leaves (I used spinach and chopped them roughly.)
- Salt and pepper
1) If you're using store-bought stock, I recommend simmering it with a few fresh veggies like an onion, some carrots, celery, parsley, and garlic to up the flavors a bit. If you simmer for about 30 minutes or so on low heat, lightly covered, it will really enhance the stock flavor.
2) Lightly whisk your eggs, semolina, and cheese together and wash your spinach.
3) Once your stock is simmering this takes just a minute. With your stock at a simmer, drizzle in your egg mixture. I find it best to drizzle so it doesn't form lumps of egg. Once it is all added, then add your spinach or sorrel leaves and stir with a fork until everything is combined.
4) Taste it. Adjust salt and pepper levels and serve with bread and/or crackers.
I also added some extra grated cheese.
Recipe adapted from The Zuni Cafe Cookbook.
I started this recipe with a problem. I actually don't like store bought stock that much, especially in soup because that is really the entire flavor of the soup. You need good stock to make good soup.
So I thought I would try to enhance my stock a bit by adding some fresh vegetables.
I like low sodium stock if I'm going to buy stock because I can always add salt later. I poured my stock in a pan and added 1 onion, a few sprigs of celery, and a few carrots that had all been roughly chopped. I also threw in 10 peppercorns and a few sprigs of thyme I had in the fridge.
I brought this all to a boil and then simmered it for 30 minutes. My goal was to give the stock some fresh flavor. I just didn't have all night to do the chicken stock from scratch.
I think this worked pretty well. The stock definitely took on some good flavors. It wasn't perfect, but it would do just fine.
While my demon-stock was simmering, I thought I would try to regain some of Judy's respect (assuming she is still watching me in my kitchen) by making some homemade crackers for the soup.
Homemade Crackers (From How to Cook Everything)
- 1 Cup all-purpose flour, plus a bit for rolling out
- 1/2 Teaspoon salt
- 2 Tablespoons butter
- Enough water to bring together the dough. For me this was about 1/4 of a Cup
The dough is really easy to bring together. Add all of your dry ingredients together and then cut in your butter (I used my fingers). It should be evenly distributed throughout your flour in very tiny beads. Then mix in your water slowly until the dough comes together.
Throw this out onto a lightly floured surface and knead it a few times. Then roll it out to at least 1/4 inch thick, but you can go thinner if you want. Then transfer to a baking pan.
Score the dough with an knife or pizza cutter. I also poked some holes in the dough with a fork to match normal cracker design and sprinkled some salt on top.
Unfortunately, I also burned them.
The ones on the left are okay, but the ones on the right are too done. They taste like burned flour. AKA… bad. It should only take them about 7 minutes to cook. Keep a close eye on them. Don't go watch Seinfeld like I did.
Back to the soup!
After about 30 minutes, you can strain off your veggies and bring your new enhanced stock to a simmer. Do not boil. Just simmer.
Then prepare your additions. Lightly whisk your eggs, semolina, and cheese together and prep your spinach.
This takes only a minute once your stock is ready. Yes. If you had good homemade stock, you could make this soup in probably 10 minutes. With your stock at a simmer, drizzle in your egg mixture. I find it best to drizzle so it doesn't form lumps of egg. Once it is all added, then add your spinach or sorrel leaves and stir with a fork until everything is combined.
Taste it. Adjust salt and pepper levels and serve.
I also added some extra grated cheese in my soup near the end because, well, I love cheese.
Unfortunately, the crackers were kind of a bust, but I think that was just because I burned them. The soup however was lovely. Even without homemade stock I thought it was very tasty. Betsy and I loved this so much, we actually ate it two days in a row.
Update: It was brought to my attention by an astute Macheesmo reader (Nick from imafoodblog) that this dish is traditionally spelled stracciatella. I'm not sure why Judy spelled it differently, but she did. I'm keeping it the way she spelled it because I'm already on her bad side (the stock issue).
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Line Elevator (now known as as LINES) is one of several elevator manufacturers in Indonesia.
The company was established in 2004 after the sole agent of Indolift was acquired by a company called PT. Anekabangun Eka Pratama. The company acquires the management and resources of Indolift's sole agent and the name Indolift was renamed to LINE Elevator.
Notable installations in Indonesia
- Hotel Nikko, Bali
- Everyday Smart Hotel, Bali (2011)
- L Hotels & Resort Seminyak, Bali (2011)
- HWI Lindeteves, Jakarta[1]
- Sarinah Department Store (office tower), Jakarta[2]
- Gedung Film (JL. MT. Haryono), Jakarta
- Cawang public housing flats, Jakarta
- Kebon Jeruk public housing flats, Jakarta
- Menteng Square public housing flats, Jakarta
- Taman Kemayoran Condominium, Jakarta[3]
- Juanda Railway Station, Jakarta[4]
- Santika Hotel TMII (Taman Mini Indonesia Indah), Jakarta
- Kedai Kopi Aceh, Meruya, Jakarta
- Carolus Hospital, Jakarta
- Siloam Hospital, Surabaya
- Graha Pena Jawa Pos, Surabaya (2003)
- WTC Mall, Surabaya (modernized from Thyssen elevators)
- Tugu Pahlawan (Heroe's Monument), Surabaya[5]
- Parahita Clinic Dharmawangsa, Surabaya
Other cities
- Soekarno-Hatta International Airport, Banten
- Zodiak @ Pasirkaliki Hotel, Bandung
Elevator fixtures
Main article: Line Elevator Fixtures Guide.
- In the island of Bali, LINE Elevator operates under the name PT. Sukuba Indo Jaya which is also a subsidiary company of LINE Elevator.
- There is one LINE elevator branded as Delta Lift.[8]
See also
Notes and references
- ↑ Modernized from GoldStar, and later modernized by Hyundai in 2013.
- ↑ Modernized from a 1990s Otis elevators.
- ↑ Modernized from 1990s Hyundai elevator.
- ↑ Escalators (including some LG escalators) installations, no elevators in the station.
- ↑ Believed to be modded from an old SETOR elevator.
- ↑ Modernized from old Otis elevators with Bitsa fixtures.
- ↑ The main Otis elevators in the concourse floors were modernized by Line, but they were modernized again by Otis in late 2012. Another smaller elevators were installed by Line inside the terminal.
- ↑ LINE/Delta Lift Traction Elevators at Grand Mega Resort, Bali (Part 1)
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Summary: The Chromebook just got pumped up with an aluminum case, 2560 x 1700 resolution display that competes with the famous Retina Display, and a touchscreen.
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The Google Pixel has a backlight keyboard that dims when watching a video and reacts to a room's lighting. It also has a touchpad that's made of textured glass.
Google says Pixel's lightbar is there to be cool.
Here's a closed look from the front and back. It has a piano hinge that lets you open and close it with a finger. It's design is intended to increase its Wi-Fi range and act as a heatsink to cool the machine off.
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The Beauties of Piemonte: Le Langhe
I was born in the province of Cuneo, near the Alps, in a village that looks like a still from a 1930's movies, where women still feel they need to have red lipstick and heels to leave the house and go buy bread, where Sunday is still the day you go to mass at eleven in the morning, then stroll down the portici of the main street, chatting with people and end up at the caffe' for a San Simone before lunch.
A village where you still see the scars of World War Two, because our valleys have lost a whole generation of men, then, and there is not a single person who does not have a soldier's story to tell or remember.
My village is beautiful and special, but there are many like it in the Cuneo province: it is a village of the Langhe, the rolling hills of good wine, hazelnuts, amazing cheeses and incomparable food, so much so you probably know about them without even realizing it. Barolo, Nebbiolo, Dolcetto, Barbera are our wines; hazelnut cakes, cornmeal shortbread (so delicious when dipped in red wine!), and castagnaccio are our desserts; sheep cheese, we call it "tuma", castelmagno, nostrano and ricotta are some of our cheeses. We are the land of the best white truffles in the world, the "tartufo d'Alba", and I can guarantee you, there is nothing quite like it anywhere else: I know my truffles, trust me. My father used to go truffle searching and I grew up thinking having truffle shavings over scrambled eggs and fresh pasta with butter or ragu' was absolutely normal. Only when I was an adult I realized how lucky I had been.
I could say the same about wild mushrooms: porcini, spugnole, castägnin ( we call them so, because they always grow around chestnut trees), just to mention a few. Our meat is considered among the best in Italy: just ask about the Carru' beef and veal and see gourmets' eyes light up with desire.
It is not a case that the most famous culinary association of the past thirty years was born just here, in the Langhe: you all know it well, if you love Italy. The Slow Food Association was created in 1986 in the town of Bra and has as its main aim the promotion of locally grown, traditional produce and products. The Slow Food people don't care about money, the association started as a non-profit affair, and still is today, in spite of its popularity pretty much everywhere in the world; the movement has become a sort of umbrella name for several groups, initiatives and entities, including a University of Gastronomy in Pollenzo (CN), a publishing house (Slow Food Editore) and several other initiatives all aiming at protecting, valuing and bringing back on our tables some of the most amazing Italian dishes and products.
But the Langhe won't charm you simply and solely because of their food: they are truly beautiful, too. Almost hauntingly so. It is the colors of vineyards, the deep oranges, red and browns of the Autumn, stark against the shimmering, white majesty of the Maritime Alps, which embrace these ancient hills, lift them up to the bluest of skies. The Langhe will conquer your heart with their fresh, zingy air and the sweet grumpiness of their people: they say we Piemontese are a strange lot, who don't like to speak a lot and have the same reserved, surly look of the mountains that cradle us lovingly every day of our life, and well: it is true, at least in part. We are not the most social of people, we like to keep to ourselves and, on average, we don't like change a lot; but there are a lot of great pros to these apparent cons. We are trustworthy, we believe in family values, we are good people. And when we open our houses to somebody, they become family members to us, they'll always be welcome. We cook like gods and goddesses. We are great mountain walkers. You see, we can be pretty charming... So... the people in the Langhe: they will amaze you, too.
There is something, in this little corner of Piemonte, that made time stop; it may be the mountains, it may be the fact, as I said already, we don't like change much, we Piemontese, so we must have signed a pact with the angels or whatnot to let us live our lives as it were the '40s (minus the war, clearly. We didn't dig that), but there is something incredibly charming about the Langhe, their people, their stories: read Cesare Pavese, and you'll see. We haven't changed much and neither did the hills and the mountains. We'll still invite you in our kitchen for some fresh bread, good salame and cheese and a earthy tumbler of dolcetto.
Francesca Bezzone
Langhe is beautiful! I know the White Truffle Festival is still on going right now on Alba. One famous food festival every foodies is looking forward to. I've never been in Langhe, I'd love to visit there someday, taste the food, the wine and the famous Fererro products from its homeland. And I'll surely go there just in time for the Truffle fair for the white truffles.
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- Updated: April 24, 2012
Merrimack College played solid defense down the stretch to hold onto the big 10-8 victory over conference leading No. 9 Saint Michael's on Tuesday night.
Merrimack (10-2, 9-1 NE-10) returns to Martone-Mejail Field on Saturday afternoon as they will play host to Assumption College at 1 p.m.
"Tonight was a great bounce back win against a very good team on the road," said head coach Mike Morgan. "The team certainly had a tough hill to climb with coming off a loss, the quick turnaround and traveling far from home against a solid team. They did a great job and should be proud of the way they played."
The Warriors were led offensively by leading scorer, Corey Lunney (Little Silver, NJ) who finished the game with a team-best three goals and one assist in the big victory. Greg Melaugh (Billerica, Mass.) finished off his game with three points, one goal and two assists while Mike Perdie (Wading River, NY) and Kyle Guilbert (Walpole, Mass.) each scored two goals in the victory. Faceoff specialist Patrick Coskren (Norwood, Mass.) continued his solid play winning 14-of-21 faceoff's and picking up a team-high 11 ground balls.


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Sep 21 2012: I have learned much here.
I am working on updating my math skills at Kahn Academy.
Coursera is just taking off, and just added 17 new partner universities.
edX is just taking off, so I'm waiting for it to improve.
I think that you need a year or so to see what is going on. But you may be interested in this video:
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Sep 22 2012: Thanks for sharing the video. I just watched it and it was certainly worth the time.
I am currently studying a Graduate Certificate in eLearning at University of New England, Australia. It is an online course. I am learning that, as you say, online learning is taking off and it's potential to change education is incredible.
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Sometimes minuscule facts from lectures would appear on exams. but that really didn't matter since the exams were all memorization anyway. pretty easy, and thats coming from someone who absolutely hates science. just make flash cards and you'll do fine. pretty easy class and you get extra credit for attending
Anjuli was a great teacher. She's young, fun, and knows her material. However, there is a lot of material, but if you study you'll be fine. Not a blow off class by any means.. you'll have to work for your grade. Going to class and taking notes will definitely help and she gives you the bonus questions on tests if you do. I would recommend her.
I took this course in the summer- great teacher and overall it was pretty easy. Definitely go to lecture though; there are some bonus questions on the exams that aren't included in the slides.
she can't teach...the way she explains the materials is hard to understand and i actually learn more from reading the book. her offices hours are useless and ineffective. she sees students individually instead of everyone and i only had about 5 mins with her
anjuli was amazing. i usually suck at chemistry, but with her study guide and method of teaching, i got a B+! she's a lot of fun and tries to make things interesting. plus, she's very clear on what's going to be on the test, and there's bonus questions! bottom line: difficult material but she makes it bearable. 100% recommend her for this class!!
Datta taught like we were in high school, but expected 400 level thinking skills--she read the slides to us in class; she didn't even take the time to make her own slides. You shouldn't start a class by saying there will be a 8+% curve before any examinations! Class is pointless and so is purchasing the book. I should get a refund on tuition
Overall her class wasn't bad. Grading was based off of 5 exams, including the final, which is not cumulative. A LOT of material, but she makes it pretty clear as to what she will test on. Lecture notes are taken right from the book. Curves the final grade, with an 85 or above being an A. Not an easy A at all, but if you put in decent time your okay
This class isn't easy but Anjuli makes it very clear what she expects you to know for the exams. If you know the study guide, you get an A, but you have to study! Grades are based entirely on 5 exams, each worth 20%. She's very knowledgeable on the subject and a fun lecturer. I'd recommend taking her class over any other BMB 211.
Honestly, do not take this class. All she does is read over the lecture notes which one can do perfectly fine on their own. She is a terrible teacher and really has NO idea what she is talking about. Take a different GenEd class. Thank you.
introductory class - not easy at all. way too much detail and way too much information for non-bio majors. 6 exams and 1 is dropped but the exams are difficult if you don't have a science background. don't take it for a gen ed.
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