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- Address:
18 East Bellevue
Chicago, IL 60611Neighborhood:
Gold Coast / Streeterville
- Cuisine:
Comfort FoodPrice: $30 and under
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.luxbar.com/
- Phone: 3126423400x
- Hours of Operation:
Monday-Thursday: 11:00am-2:00am
Friday: 8:00am - 2:00am
Saturday: 8:00am - 3:00am
Sunday: 8:00am - 2:00am
Kitchen open daily until an hour before close
- Payment Options: AMEX,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Comfort Food
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
A word from LuxBar
Inspired by the work of Adolf Loos whose "American Bar" was designed & built in early twentieth century Vienna. The bar captured an elegance in simplicity; a style that greatly influenced the work of Frank Lloyd Wright & other American architects in the "prairie school". Stone, glass, brass & wood bathed in natural light, presence in the neighborhood is welcomed & profound.Continued
LUXBAR as a neighborhood saloon is designed to convey that same simple elegance. The food is feel-good fresh, natural & easily understood. Artisanal in style, the menu reflects what the partnership views as an accessible cornucopia of what you might eat on just any occasion. The specialty cocktails are from natural, fresh ingredients: simple elegance.
The staff at LUXBAR is trained in the customer care philosophy that has made Gibson's Steakhouse & Hugo's Frog Bar famous for legendary service.
Reservation requests for patio seating are not accepted. Patio seating is first come, first serve.
LUXBAR as a neighborhood saloon is designed to convey that same simple elegance. The food is feel-good fresh, natural & easily understood. Artisanal in style, the menu reflects what the partnership views as an accessible cornucopia of what you might eat on just any occasion. The specialty cocktails are from natural, fresh ingredients: simple elegance.
The staff at LUXBAR is trained in the customer care philosophy that has made Gibson's Steakhouse & Hugo's Frog Bar famous for legendary service.
Reservation requests for patio seating are not accepted. Patio seating is first come, first serve.
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LuxBar reviews from OpenTable diners
132 reviews since May 22, 2014
- Food4.1Service4.2
- Ambiance4.1Noise LevelModerate
great for outdoor dining (85)neighborhood gem (68)great for lunch (59)good for groups (53)great for brunch (50)hot spot (48)vibrant bar scene (45)late-night find (26)fit for foodies (26)special occasion (21)romantic (16)kid-friendly (14)scenic view (12)notable wine list (4)Show More
- LuxBar was a very nice placeLadyDIVADined on 9/13/2014My group really enjoyed themselves. Fast seating, excellent server very knowledgeable, food came out on time...Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- HRHLaurieVIPDined on 9/13/2014Awesome Turkey Burger! Nice, efficient waiter..very polite and accomodating.Special Features:
- FunWeCameToHaveGoodTimeDined on 8/31/2014Weird at first with seating .. but all tuned out well.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Sunday brunchBuenaParkgirl17Dined on 8/31/2014I visited Luxbar on this past Sunday with my dad, his girlfriend and my boyfriend. I knew it was going to be packed because it was Labor day weekend so I decided to make a reservation with open table. I definitely selected 4 people but for some reason when they showed us to our very cramped table, there were only 3 seats ready. We asked the busboy and server for another chair which never came so my boyfriend was standing there for 5 minutes or so. Being in the service industry I understood it was busy but needless to say, when you make a reservation I would hope that you would expect to get the party size correct and an adequate table that fit everyone at.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great neighbourhood findOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/30/2014Happened upon Luxbar as we were staying at the Thompson across the road. Pleasantly surprised at the fair prices for the neighbourhood. Service was great, and "Big John" was a very friendly and attentive server. We liked it so much we came back for a second night!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Unfortunately NoisyOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/30/2014I think given a different time or setting, this would have been a fabulous experience, but unfortunately we were seated between two VERY loud groups, and it was difficult for us to hold a conversation at the table. However, the food was fabulous, and service very good.Special Features:
- FavoritecityplaceVIPDined on 8/26/2014Our favorite place in the city especially sitting outside. Great whitefish. Salmon fried chicken. Skirt steak. Our go to place.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Comfort food with my daughterPrime1VIPDined on 8/24/2014The Food at Lux is always fresh and well prepared. The staff was very nice to my daughter and I appreciate that the most. Great food and great service makes for a great end to a great day!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very good food and servicedining30Dined on 8/23/2014I was very lucky to be able to get in to the restaurant as it is almost always crowded. They have a party room upstairs and a very nice dining area. I had whitefish and my husband has salmon, both of which were excellent. We have been there several times, including opening night, and will also be dining there again. The waiter was extremely nice and brought the food and drinks quickly.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great for casual diningLuvofbagelsDined on 8/18/2014We arrived in Chicago late and just wanted a bite to eat. Turned out the food was very good and the outdoor seating was lively. We enjoyed both the atmosphere and the food more than we expected. A great first experience in this city in the heart of all the action.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Perfect!PrestonDined on 8/16/2014The whole experience was top rate! Nothing I can honestly say needed to be improved.Special Features:
- Favorite neighborhood placecityplaceVIPDined on 8/11/2014Love so many items on menu. reasonable. Delicious. Great people watching outside. We go often.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great spotrichieDined on 8/9/2014Luxbar is a great late night spot for dinner and drinks, and people watching. Great burgers, and more.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ComfortPrime1VIPDined on 8/9/2014Food is comfortable and delicious! The menu is straight forward, simple and all food is prepared perfectly.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- one of my favoritesEvekDined on 8/4/2014Luxbar is great for a light meal -wonderful choices that don't require an entire full course meal. A fun plcae, ezpecially if you can get a table outside.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lobster slidersFoodloveeveDined on 8/4/2014I saw a picture of the lobster and filet mignon sliders and had to try them! Very good but needs more flavor. I put some truffle aioli from the fries we ordered on the sliders and they tasted way better!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great place and foodmaxsDined on 7/26/2014Great place song the area and nice outdoor setup. We had a party of 6 so were unable to sit outside though. The food was great, big portions so may want to skip the appetizers. The fried chicken, skirt steak and sliders are all great to try. We were there on a Saturday, so the noise level inside can be on the loud side.Special Features:
- Great placeOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 7/26/2014Although we had a reservation, we were not able to sit at the table we wanted. The food & service was great. Only down side, the noise level was a little bit high for my tasteSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- chicagoDined on 7/25/2014Excellent Service . The food is not sophisticated but fresh and tasty. The outdoor dining is fantastic for people watchingSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lux ClixFooddocVIPDined on 7/25/2014Lux Bar is a hip, vibrant restaurant-bar that also has a throwback element to it. The food is varied, the quality is very good to excellent, and the service tops. It's a fun area and seating in or out works!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fantastic findOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 7/25/2014Very well done, Luxbar. Don't miss the spicy, sweet calamari!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Love LuxBarOpenTable Diner Since 2005VIPDined on 7/20/2014Our waitress, Stephanie, was great! We love our neighborhood gem.Special Features:
- FeedbackVIPDined on 7/19/2014Consistently good food. Been coming here for many years. Best fried chicken and truffle fries!Special Features:
- Always wind up here... =)CitifiedLadyVIPDined on 7/18/2014We say we are going to try new places, but LuxBar makes it easy to forget what we said... The greeting by the hostesses was genuinely friendly, really appreciate that. The seasonal summer cocktail I tried was refreshing and better than I anticipated. Our waiter was friendly and super attentive to my companion's outrageous thirst for refills, big deal in my book. I know it's casual comfort food, but I wish the dinner menu offered a bit more variety. Or maybe that's a sign I dine here too often; I still miss the Asian tuna salad the took off the menu. Oddly, the restaurant seemed to visibly go from not too busy to absolutely slammed around 8pm on the Friday we were there. Just mentioning so you can plan according to your table's dynamics.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good Food and ServiceOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 7/17/2014although they were busy, they did not rush us as we enjoyed our wine while sitting outside. great people watching. Order the crab cake-enough to split and such good quality crab.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Love this placeOpenTable Diner Since 2009VIPDined on 7/14/2014We love the menu and the warm and friendly feeling that everyone receives here. It's truly a gem. The BEST Turkey Club anywhere and the truffle fries are to DIE FOR! IF you haven't been here.....You Gotta GO!Special Features:
- Chicago didiDiDiVIPDined on 7/13/2014Great outdoor spot. Especially for watching people. Food is good. Mostly an upscale bar menu. Nothing over the top great!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not what we're used toEllyDined on 7/12/2014I usually deal with gibsons group restaurants very well and this time I was very unsatisfied. Beings associated with gibsons I expect the meat to be at least good. I knew that for 25$ the prime rib on Saturday night would not be Amazing but for one, my boyfriend and I both wanted it and they only had one left. That ruined his evening because being a gentleman he gave it to me. I ended up giving it to him, though, because he's less experienced in fine dining and didn't realize how bad it was. It was chewy and stringy. Disappointed. The yellowfin tuna app I usually order is amazing but this time was warm and subpar and without the cold Asian noodles. Experience was 2.5 stars.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- I fly in my wineOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/12/2014Visiting Chicago on my own and booked a table for one early evening Saturday. Got the worst table right behind the backs of the headwaiter or waiters as they a couple of people standing there. Order Lake Superior whitefish which was way to salty and the green beans not being cocked or grilled at all. No bread offered. The wine was good although I had to ask for a second glass as there was a fly in the first one, yes true. The waiter was very nice an quickly got my a new glass. I felt like they wanted me out of the place as soon as possible. I was tired and jetlagged from the flight from Europe and wasn't planning to stay very long at the restaurant, but at least I expected a nice meal. Very disappointed.
- OK for lunch, meh for dinnerDowntownDinerDined on 6/30/2014I'd been to LuxBar twice before for lunch and enjoyed it very much. Dinner, however, was another story. The restaurant was incredibly loud, almost like a sports bar. The food was OK, but leaned to the bland side, especially the sides. Service was fine, but nothing special.Special Features:
- Great food/service but really loudsuesuej729Dined on 6/28/2014We have been here several times and the service and food are really good! The noise level is typically energetic which is fine, but this past time it was super loud, making it difficult to hear ourselves. Would still go again though as we love the location, food and service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good not greatOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 6/27/2014Luxbar was good the service was excellent and I enjoyed my experience. I do think they should have there on valet. I will return to try other menu options I want to try the brunch.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great as usual!PookieDined on 6/27/2014Luxbar is always a sure fire hit, no matter what time of day or evening you get there.......Special Features:
- 5 Star ServiceDooneyVIPDined on 6/22/20145 star service at 3 star prices. Great food and a great value with a neighborhood vibe.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Bar staff=the bestvieveDined on 6/21/2014As a neighborhood local- I cannot say enough good things about how awesome it is to walk in and have the staff go out of their way to say hello. This is our go to spot for me and my friends in the neighborhood for a casual night out. the bar staff at Lux is awesomeSpecial Features:
- Decent, but very loudGoldCoastLocalDined on 6/20/2014This place was fine - decent food, fine service, nice urban atmosphere, and jam packed on a Friday night. But be warned: this place is really loud, and you'll be shouting at the person across the table from you if you're in the main dining room. We left for desert so that we could find someplace where it was easier to talk. Other than that it was fine, and not outrageously expensive either.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent Per UsualOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 6/15/2014I go to LuxBar all the time. The food is excellent and consistent. Staff is super friendly. Sitting outside on a sunny day cant be beat. The best that Gold Coast has to offer.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- always love itMitziVIPDined on 6/14/2014We had a great dinner and appetizers. The calamari is especially wonderfulSpecial Features:
- not trustworthy or unorganizedOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 6/9/2014Told OpenTable that we did not honour our reservation when we abolutely did. They even had our credit card bill as proof.
- why not betteranobjectinmotionDined on 6/8/2014There are enough good places in Chicago why settle for just ok. Service was a little slow and the food wasn't anything special. It was good but not great. I wouldn't choose Luxbar but I wouldn't say no if friends picked it.


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Gîte - Self Catering - Luxury Country House Detached, 2 floors, separate entrance, in(on) a(an) Private property
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Golf 4 person(s)
Golf in Kelso
Rates : From $167* for 4 person(s)
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Description "Glebe House" Gîte - Self Catering Castles and Traditional Residences & VisitScotland 4 stars in Kelso
Space, privacy, large grounds. own stream, ideal for small group reunions : fishing, walking, cycling, deer stalking. Library of books and games, sat TV, WiFi. Well equipped with separate 10m long sitting room and separate dining room both with log fires. 4 large bedrooms and 3.5 bath/shower rooms.
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Parking : Parking uncovered 10 off road.
Advantages : Croquet, mini-golf
baby equipment : Infant tub, baby potty
Interior Luxury Country House with View: panoramic, country side, garden/park, ...
Receive up to guest(s) : 10 person(s) (8 adults, 2 kids)
Liveable floor area : 2,700 Sq.ft.
Interior layout : 4 Room(s), 4 bedroom(s), 3 bathroom, 1 shower room, 1 washroom, sitting room 650 Sq.ft., large american style kitchen, dining room, games room, reception hall, laundry room, patio
Sleeps - bed(s) : 1 queen-size bed(s), 1 canopy bed(s), 2 bunk beds, 4 two twin beds, 2 guest folding bed(s) 1 pers, 1 futon 1 pers, 1 baby cradle, 3 possible additional sleeping supplementary
Guest facilities : Fireplace, T.V., hi-fi system, vcr, DVD player, board games, book collection, movie collection, t.v points, phone, cable/satelite, wifi, wardrobe, Hanging wardrobe, radio alarmclock, hair dryer, heated towel rail, central heating, wood-burning stove, Drapes, Blinds, Double glazed
Appliances : Crockery/flatware, kitchen utensils, cafetiere, electric coffee maker, electric kettle, toaster, juicer, food processor, electric stove, electric hobs, oven, micro-wave oven, extractor hood, refridgerator, deep freeze, dish washer, washing machine, clothes dryer, vacuum cleaner, iron, ironing board
Exterior Gîte - Self Catering in Setting: picturesque, natural
Size of grounds : 0.37 acre
Outside accommodation : Terrace 130 Sq.ft., sunhouse 65 Sq.ft., yard shed
Outside setting : Enclosed grounds > 25 acres, landscaped yard > 0.25 acre, lawn 8,600 Sq.ft., wooded park 5,400 Sq.ft., creek
Outside amenities : Gaz BBQ, yard table(s), 12 yard seat(s), parasol, yard seated area, sun lounger
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Leisure Kelso - Scottish Borders
Ancestry Hub, Castles and Stately Homes, with gardens open in summer. 26 golf courses within reach. 3 championship standard. Wool and Cashmere factory outlets. Local shopping and produce in market towns. Local Festivals, Rugby Sevens, Horse Riding/common ridings. Fly fishing for salmon trout in world famous Tweed and Teviot rivers and their tributaries and coarse fishing in stocked lochs. Roman remains, Pictich forts. Border Abbeys. St Cuthbert's Way. Hownam village has around 7 houses includes a public hall and a small church so can be a good location for activities and church services.
Specific activities on site or less than 3 miles : Fishing Southern
Leisure activities less than 12 miles : Ice-skating, golf, tennis, riding school, pony club, pathway/broadwalk, coastal/forest paths, hiking, mountain bike (path), glider (club), boat trips, horse trecking, mini-golf, race track, paintball, clay pidgeon shooting, hunting, fishing, deep-sea fishing, fishing
Supervised : Riding school
Attractions and relaxation : Bar/pub, discotheque, restaurant, movie theater, park and garden, leisure park, nature reserve, exhibition center, art gallery, historical site, museum, theater, summer theater, festivals, antiques & bric-a-brac, local craftstore, cellar and wine tasting, race track, health spa, beauticians, fitness center
Surroundings Countryside - Scottish Borders
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Scottish Borders south of Kelso : you will need a car to fully enjoy the area. Access to the house year round.
Latitude 55°27'57"N - Longitude 2°21'10"W (Dwelling)
Close to River Breamish, Goswick Bay, Shaws Upper Loch, Bowland Station, Wreigh Burn, Linhope Burn, Soutra Hill, Bothwell Water, Saint Boswells Station, Hartsgarth Burn, Tarret Burn, Watch Water, Douglas Burn, Kirkstead Burn, Teviotdale, Eden Water, Blackadder Water, Berwick Bay, Deadwater, Kingside Loch, Glentress Burn
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"Picosun has sailed through the perils of the global downturn with amazing
speed," says Kustaa Poutiainen, President and CEO of Picosun. "We
have maintained profitability all through this turmoil, nailed new Q 1 sales
record for May - July 2009 and now top our previous annual 12 month sales
record in just six months time."
"Picosun combines the superior design of its ALD systems with the unparallel
experience of its people. Our ancestry in ALD is beyond comparison," he
The man who invented and patented the method of ALD (at the time, the method
was called ALE, short for Atomic Layer Epitaxy) back in 1975, Dr. Tuomo Suntola,
continues to serve as a member of the board of directors of Picosun. Combined,
Picosun people possess well over 200 years of first-hand ALD experience and
have been instrumental in producing over 100 patents on the science and technique
of ALD over a period of well over 30 years.
"Sales records as such are not important. The importance comes from
the fact that more and more customers are buying into the exclusive club of
Picosun Partners verifying the image of Picosun as a leading ALD actor with
the best systems solutions on offer," Poutiainen says.
Picosun has been extremely strong in Europe during and after the summer period.
"This is very significant, because the slowing down of the markets for
thin film systems has been felt at the markets where we have traditionally been
very strong: North America and Asia. During the past couple of weeks we have
seen first signs which may indicate that the American and Asian markets are
bouncing back. Once this happens, Picosun will need every ounce of afterburner
effect it can muster: we will surely fly higher than ever before," Poutiainen
Picosun develops and manufactures Atomic Layer Deposition ( ALD) reactors
for micro- and nanotechnology applications. Picosun represents continuity to
over three decades of ALD reactor manufacturing in Finland. Picosun is based
in Espoo, Finland with production, R&D and laboratory facilities in Kirkkonummi,
Finland and has its US headquarters in Detroit, Michigan. SUNALE ALD
process tools are installed in various universities, research institutes and
companies across Europe, USA and Asia. Picosun Oy is a part of Stephen Industries
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As a native Washingtonian, I am definitely not new to the hustle bustle lifestyle of 20 somethings. After 7 years in the workforce, I have just grown tired of the grind. Don't get me wrong, the money is great but at the end of the day, I felt empty and burned out.
In late August 2011, my boyfriend Steve and I moved into a 735 sq ft apartment near Old Town Alexandria, VA. He came from a 750 sq ft apartment and I from a space of over 1200 sq ft. He is the heavy lifter and I was the organizer. I have been organizing for friends and family for years. It is just something I truly love to do.
After the second day, as I am sitting in front of our World Market buffet in the throes of organizing, he says "babe, you should really start your own business organizing. You could help so many people with the way your brain works. I think you should consider it." At first I was like no way, are you crazy? But then I started to research and found that many people seek and are in need of someone who can help reduce their stress and frustration levels experienced at home due to clutter and disorganization.
So after being fueled with determination and passion, I filed for my business license and created Get Neat in late 2011. It has been the best thing I have done in years. I am still new to this business but I am just so excited to get up and running, meet new people, and most of all, help people.


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A Big Blog Reveal: Internet, Meet Mary Lane
It's about time you met this lady. Her name is Mary Lane.
She lives in New York City. Has for almost 6 years. Wonders if that is enough time to call herself a New Yorker. Knows it is in some circles, but not the ones that matter. She lives in Hamilton Heights, a Manhattan neighborhood that most people have never heard of. If she wants to feel bad ass, she can say she lives in Harlem. If she senses you'll worry or judge, she can say, "just north of Columbia".
Mary Lane's go-to pizza place, Bella Vita, is on a side street of Times Square, a block away from where she works. Yeah, she works in Times Square, often on weekends. Which means if you catch her on the way to work on a Saturday night, steam is pouring out of her ears. Why can't people move through Times Square? I hate tourists! She doesn't really hate tourists. She loves entertaining them. Lucky because that's her job.
Magnolia Bakery is too cliché (really too sweet) even for her. She prefers her cupcakes from ChikaLicious or Sprinkles. But hell yes, she loves a good cupcake. Macarons even more, but those little French cookies have never exploded as a New York trend. She's never bought a pretzel from a street vendor, and part of her feels a little sad about that. You'll think she's a vegetarian when you first meet her, but nope, she's not. To tell the truth, ML is a bit of a snob and thinks hot dogs are icky. Her drink is Bacardi and pineapple juice, though she's recently developed a great fondness for tequila. Wanna see a gal do a tequila shot without flinching? That's always been easy for Mary Lane. Sometimes she wonders if there's something wrong with her taste buds.
Her favorite subway line is the D. Favorite building is the Chrysler. Favorite bridge is the Brooklyn Bridge. Honestly, no other bridge makes much of an effort. Favorite park is Central Park, no matter what the season. There's a castle there, how do you compete with that? Favorite neighborhood is the West Village because she doesn't know it that well. It still holds the thrill of the unknown, sometimes a New York girl needs to feel the thrill of being a little lost. Favorite river is the east river because, yuck, New Jersey. Lord, Mary Lane is a total New York Cliché.
No kidding. She's such a big New York Cliché, for years she's identified herself as such. Writing a personal blog about life in New York City, it always felt safer to take advantage of the easy anonymity that the internet allows. As she became a better writer, Mary Lane began revealing more of her vulnerabilities, realizing truth and honesty breathe life into words like nothing else. The prouder she became of her writing, the more she wanted to attach her name to it. At the same time, she became tentative to let the whole world know these were her struggles. Her heart breaks, her doubts, her triumphs, her moments of abject ridiculousness.
Then she thought, Hey, this is me. I have nothing to hide. I'm going to own it. Own my words, attach my name, show you just what I look like. Will there be ramifications? Maybe. But this is who I am, how I think, how I write. Hiding behind anonymity makes me look ashamed, cowardly, or at the least tentative. No, internet, I am none of those things! I'm a New York Cliché and damn proud of it!
So hi, hi everyone! My name is Mary Lane. This is my blog. Nice to finally put a name and a face to it all, don't you agree? I would love it if you would introduce yourself in the comments section, just say hi! Have you been reading for a while, or did you just stumble here today? Does my name get the song "Penny Lane" stuck in your head? What's your proximity to NYC? If you blog, link me up! I pinky promise to reply to each and every one (for once). Let's tear down all the yellow caution tape of mystery, on all sides.
If you support my uh, shall we say Blog Coming Out, I hope you'll share New York Cliché on…shall we say your social media platform of choice. You can find me on Facebook and Twitter. True thanks to the best readers ever! Here's to taking it to the next level as my true self!
All photos taken in Rockefeller Center by John Michael Decker.
61 Responses to "A Big Blog Reveal: Internet, Meet Mary Lane"
Lovely to meet you! Well done for your blog coming out. I'm Collette, I live on the coast in the south of England and I'm envious of your New York lifestyle!
So good to put a face to the blog! I'm Robin. I moved to the city last Fall for school and am slowly accepting that I may be a New York cliche as well ;)
Hi Mary Lane!
Hi Mary Lane! I like your blog. I blog kind-of anonymously as Pepere the Cat but my real name is Katie and I'm from England. I'm going to New York over the Easter weekend for the first time ever (first visit to the US, in fact) and I can't wait to discover your city. :)
Hi Mary Lane! Totally agreed that Bella Vita is awesome!
Hurrah! Now everyone knows your name.
New York is a shithole of pretension and image obsessed idiots. I hate this blog so much. Try blogging without "New York" attached to your work, I'm sure it would be fine.
I enjoyed reading this since I grew up in NY but moved out to California. Ny is a wonderful city and to me it will always be home. Thanks for sharin this!!!!
Nice to put a name to the blog, pleased to meet you Mary Lane. I'm Vanda and I'm far away in Tasmania, Australia.
Actually, I have the song "Mary Lane" from Reefer Madness: The Musical in mind. NICE TO MEET YOU! The D line, huh? And the West Village is my favourite too because You Will Never Truly Know Her – Some Mysteries Will Never Be Revealed!
Hi Mary Lane , I'm fr
So sorry about the unfinished comment. I'm from India, as far away from New York as you can get. I've been introduced to the madness and the glamour of New York through books nod movies. Some day when I visit your city I hope we'll get to meet :-)
Hi Mary – so glad to finally meet you. I'm Edward and I now live in a tiny town called Owen Sound in Canada. I travel to NYC as often as I can. My brother in law still lives near Times Square, which I love as it is so handy to so many things. Keep up the great writing!
Hi Mary, great post. Pleased to have been a reader for many months and to have had some mystery about you but also pleased to see you for you. I live in Lincolnshire in England, been to NY and loved every minute.
Here is my blog
Rachel :)
Congrats on your big reveal. Life is too short to remain anonymous!
Brave step out of the digital closet, love your blog!
Hey Mary,
big kudos for stepping out of the blogging closet,
I hope I can one day do the same and with the same feeling of taking pride in your own accomplishments and writing that you described so well.
Mary Lane is an adorable name. It's like the name of the female lead in a romantic comedy! :)
(Hi, I just found your blog a couple weeks ago and binge-read all your posts! I love NYC and visit it often… and I love those insanely sweet Magnolia cupcakes.)
Hey Mary!
Love the blog. A fan already. I live on the other side of the world, sunny Singapore! I'd probably drop by in New York at some point this year and I need to know the "must see" places. After all, you are a New-Yorker now eh?
Hey, Mary! Love this post, love this blog. Hamilton Heights was my first home in the city, and I too, assuming like most of us, have a love/hate relationship with tourists. I blog at littlegirlandthebigapple.com and am always looking for other NYC bloggers to follow/gather inspiration from :) Good to be able to put a face and with a domain name.
OMG finally! when I first made this account I accidently followed you! I am so glad I did!! you have amazing talent! Now can I steal it for writing class??!!
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Chewie is from New York. Not the New York Carol lives in, maybe, but thing about the multiverse, the more things change the more they stay the same. Especially in New York.
Chewie is from a universe the Witch made up. They were coming to kill her, or so her brother feared, and he told her to give them what they want. Distract them with exactly what they've always wanted and they'll leave us alone. And the Witch, she can do that, so she did. And Carol woke up as Captain Marvel, the most famous, most popular, most powerful, most special, most loved superhero in the land. She also woke up with a cat.
That universe didn't last long. People don't really like to be given exactly what they want. Or maybe exactly what they want is too fluid a concept and a universe built on it can't be sustained. Or maybe the Witch isn't as powerful as she thinks she is. Whatever the reason the universe collapsed and everything reverted. Carol woke up as Carol, the former Avenger sent to rehab and anger management after a memorable awards dinner that involved an impromptu strip tease gone wrong. She had already been working her way back to Ms. Marvel and that morning she started working her way to the person she had been in the fantasyland. She refuses to accept it was just fantasy. And she still had the cat.
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"Don't get me wrong; I'm not falling for this guy. My mind's still on Pete... I think." Is Maggie starting to fall for the wrong guy? And will she ever find out who UrNightmareB4xmas is?
"They're late Magz. What are we going to do if they don't show?" Maggie said to me
"They're going to show Maggie I promise you that. They probably just got lost or something. They'll be here." Almost as soon as I said that last word a limo showed up in front of us and Ryan stepped out.
"Sorry about the lateness, make up took a little more time then planned. Brendon couldn't stay still. I swear that boy has ADHD or something. Well are you just going to sit there? Come on or we'll be later than we're going to be." We got up off the sidewalk and sat in the limo. Two more guys were in there and smiled at us. "This is Spencer and Jon; they're also in the band. Guys this is Maggie and Maggie." We said out hellos and soon were on our way to the concert. I was being my antisocial self and started staring window. I was also listening to my ipod to keep the noise of everyone else out of my own little world. What I didn't know was all eyes were on me because I was singing.
"I give you my destiny. I'm givin' you all of me. I want your symphony singing in all that I am. At the top of my lungs, I'm givin' it all I have. So I lay my head back down. And I lift my hands and pray to be only yours. I pray to be only yours. I pray to be only yours I know now. You're my only hope. Mm…. mm…… oooo……." When I stopped singing I noticed everyone looking at me. "What?" I then took the earphones out of my ears so I can hear what Brendon was saying.
"That was amazing. How did you learn to sing like that?"
"I was singing? Aw man why didn't anyone tell me? That's like, so embarrassing." I was mortified, until Ryan said something.
"Your voice is amazing. We didn't want to stop you because, well, we all loved it anyway. Don't be embarrassed, it was cute." I was still mortified but in a more accomplishing way. Besides, the way Ryan smiled at me was just simply amazing. His smile was gorgeous. Don't get me wrong, I'm not falling for this guy. My mind is still set on Pete… I think.
When we made it to the concert some band called Cobra Starship was singing. I guess they are the people who sing that song Bring It from Snakes on a Plane. It's a retarded movie but I love the song. They had more songs that I liked. One that was called Send My Love to the Dance Floor, I'll See You In Hell was a really good one. Up next was The Academy Is… They sing the songs: We've Got A Big Mess On Our Hands, Neighbors, LAX to O'Hare, and my favorite Everything We Had.
After Gym Class Heroes performed it was a band called Panic! At the Disco. I had no possible idea of who that could be until Brendon, Ryan, Spencer, and Jon walked on stage. They're titles were quite lengthy but the songs were genius. Brendon's voice was simply amazing and I loved the outfits. I mean it was like their music came straight out of a cabaret and I loved it. My favorite was the one with the longest title. It think it was called There's A Good Reason These Tables Are Numbered Honey, You Just Haven't Thought of it Yet. They were definitely songs that will be going on my ipod.


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Déterminants empiriques du taux de change Canada/´Etats-Unis dans une perspective de court et de long terme
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AbstractThis paper emphasizes on the fundamental macroeconomic variables affecting the Canadian exchange rate. Throughout this work, we use the classical monetary theory and try to validate it in the case of the bilateral exchange rate between Canada and USA. Using an extended version of the model of Chinn (2000) and the equilibrium of both the monetary and financial markets we determine the macroeconomic variables to introduce in such a model. Our results show that the estimated monetary model manages to reproduce general dynamics of the exchange rate and even has to exceed the moving average model within the forecast framework.
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CAPT Martin completed flight training in Meridian, Mississippi in December 1994 and reported to NAS Lemoore, California, for pilot training in the FA-18 Hornet.
CAPT Martin served as the commanding officer of the "RAGIN' BULLS" of VFA-37 until July 2011. While CO, the Bulls deployed with Carrier Air Wing THREE on board USS HARRY S TRUMAN (CVN 75) to the 5th Fleet AOR in support of Operations ENDURING FREEDOM and NEW DAWN. Post deployment, the Bulls earned the 2010 CNAF Battle 'E' and the CAPT Michael J. Estocin Award, annually given to the strike fighter squadron with the greatest professional reputation, aggressiveness, and operational performance. They also earned the Top Hook Award for cruise, and the 2010 Retention Excellence Award. CAPT Martin relinquished command having accumulated more than 4000 flight hours and 600 carrier landings.
CAPT Martin's other sea duty assignments include a JO tour with the "DAMBUSTERS" of VFA-195, forward deployed in Atsugi, Japan. Attached to CVW-5 and USS INDEPENDENCE (CV 62), the squadron made deployments in support of Operation SOUTHERN WATCH, Taiwanese Contingency Operations and the U.S. presence near North Korea. In 2004 he returned to the fleet as a Department Head with the "WILDCATS" of VFA-131. He joined the squadron and CVW-7 while on station in the Arabian Gulf on board USS GEORGE WASHINGTON (CVN 73) and involved in Operation IRAQI FREEDOM. He served as the Wildcat's safety officer, maintenance officer and operations officer.
CAPT Martin's first shore tour was with the "GLADIATORS" of VFA-106 at NAS Cecil Field, Florida, as an FA-18 instructor pilot and Landing Signal Officer (LSO). In September 2000, CAPT Martin was selected to the US Navy Flight Demonstration Squadron, the Blue Angels. He served as the narrator (#7), the opposing solo (#6), and the lead solo and operations officer (#5) for the 2001 through 2003 show seasons.
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What is the most current antivirus software, and cost?
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Posted 22 October 2008 - 07:55 AM
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What is the most current antivirus software, and cost?
There is only tons of AV software out there but I believe the best is NOD32 and the cost is $40 for one year.
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There is also free AV software like AVG and Avast.
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the only paid AV software that I have used and that I would recommend is BitDefender. You can get a 2-year license for the
It's actually kinda funny that you mentioned BitDefender because I was going to put that in my reply because I just heard about it and heard really good things. Yet, I felt since I had no personal experience with it, I left it out.
So Thanks Skrpune
On the side note I would also like to state that Skrpune is right AV programs are not going to protect you from downloading and infecting yourself. You could theoretically have no AV software on your computer and you would be perfectly safe as long as you knew what you were doing, here is some tips for safe surfing. Some of these may seem like common sense but it's what gets everybody.
Never visit a website that you don't trust
Never open emails or email attachments if you don't know who they are from
Never download anything unless its from a reliable source, or you know its safe
These are the things that infect peoples computer the most, and you would be surprised how many people don't know how EASY it is to get a virus if you make one wrong move to do one wrong thing you aren't sure about.
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I use the free AVG, but it is not that great. The new one is AVIRA.
I use the free AVG, but it is not that great. The new one is AVIRA.
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Thank you for the Spectacular Death shout-out! We are still going strong over here on US-Llane. For a long time, I had the exact same issue that "LFG" is having, not having a 'home' on World of Warcraft. A while ago I stumbled across SD, and immediately fell in love with the guild, guild leader, and everyone in it. We do all sorts of fun (and sometimes serious) things and "LFG" sounds like a great fit to our guild. If he's reading this, we can be found over at: http://www.spectaculardeath.net/
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I can absolutely recommend Spectacular Death!!! I started a toon on Llane and joined as a Tourist and one month later, I am in LOVE with this guild!! Friendly, fun and not a bad raiding guild as well. I transferred my main and am having a blast laughing and giggling like a kid again. The people are witty, the humor is clean and dry! Gimmlette is the BEST guild leader and everyone is helpful! And they don't pressure you to do stuff you don't like. Me, I am not a fan of Pvp... but from the screenies and bits of logs I see on the guild website, it doesn't look at all like the stuff I hate in Pvp. So... I just may do some because the guild is just that much fun to be in!
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I forgot to mention that I, too, LOVED Neverwinter Nights! I was a long time player there and still occasionally check out Neverwinter Connections to see what's up. I have broached the subject of roleplaying but that doesn't seem to be high on many people's lists. I suppose if two or more people had dedicated toons they only RPed with, it could be fun... That's what makes SD so much fun, the sky's the limit!


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Eco-Friendly Hand Soaps Under $5
Since it's cold season, we're going through plenty of soap trying to keep the germs at bay. But at the grocery store yesterday, we were struck by the prohibitive cost of a few ounces of hand soap that's easy on the Earth. We're very conscious of what we put down the drain and on our skin, but we're also trying to stick to a budget. So we found a few soaps that fit our budget and are available at most grocers. Jump below for the shortlist and links.
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CleanWell is also available at Target and at Bath and Body Works. I love that their products contain all natural ingredients and contain no synthetics, and that they are toxic-free and completley biodegradable. And they use thyme - a natural antibacterial!
I have extremely dry, sensitive skin. Are there any natural-ingredient liquid soaps out there which are really moisturizing and without fragrance?
I have a problem buying these soaps. Yes, they're eco-friendly, but only to a point. Why waste all that packaging (the bottle) for soap? I always go the bar in the recycled cardboard box route. Certainly less impact!
I'm with iloveOrange on this one. Are you guys seriously saying that a liquid soap in a plastic bottle is eco-friendly? Go for an all-natural (and biodegradable) bar soap. You can even get them without any packaging!
@als1: Go for something with olive oil and/or oatmeal. Both are moisturizing and good for sensitive skin. Stay away from all fragrances and anything with a detergent in it if your skin in sensitive
I third iloveOrange and The Green Cat - buy liquid soaps and you're (1) using oil - what do you think those plastic bottles and refill sachets are made of?? and (2) transporting water around - which uses yet more oil.
The green choice is clearly an old-fashioned bar of soap. I buy mine from a friend, so they don't come in *any* packaging, but I'm about to try making some myself.
You use less water when you use liquid soap.
You can turn off the tap while you lather!! And at least the water you're transporting hasn't been shipped around in trucks in plastic bottles. Oil, oil and more oil!
I have used (& liked) CleanWell antibacterial liquid soap and Mrs. Meyers Clean Day Laundry Detergent. They work really well and smell nice.
There is a skin and bodycare line called Pangea Organics, which has eco-friendly packaging (luv them!) for bar soaps.
I buy organic bar soaps from my friend as well, but the eco-friendly packaging is definitely something I would recommend my friend to look into.


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Asbestos Floor Tiles
Flooring, including sheet vinyl/vinyl/asphalt floor tiles/backing/mastic/adhesive/glue, may contain asbestos. In the past, its fibers were added to produce flooring materials both to strengthen and to increase floor tile durability. If you have asbestos used in your home flooring, you should get to know some interesting facts about asbestos and its capabilities, as far as asbestos fibers have been usually regarded as rather hazardous for health. Let's find out whether it is true or false.
Asbestos was one of widely used materials in every structure built and construction in general between 1930s and 1980s. It was only in 90s, that it was tended to cause some health problems (asbestosis/lung cancer) in individuals. By then however, it was used almost in all standing structures, such as walls, ceiling, roof and flooring.
12 Reasons Why Asbestos Was Used in Floor Tiles
If you find out when your home was built, you'll get to know whether it has asbestos, because almost all floor tiles of 70s-80s contained this group of natural silicates, for their desirable properties:
- Heat resistance
- Fire resistance
- Chemical resistance
- Electricity nonconductors
- Highly durability
- Cost-effectiveness
- Sound absorbance
- Easy manufacturing process makers
Asbestos floor tiles used to be 9?9 sized, but now they are of size 12?12, vinyl-asbestos ones and made from polyvinyl chloride polymers. A mixture of limestone, plasticizer, asbestos, binder, stabilizer or pigment was heated to high temperatures, and then pressed to the desired thickness, after that cooled in water and lastly, cut into appropriate size and waxed to make floor tiles ready for the market. The asbestos in fibers gave the following extra properties:
- Abrasion resistance
- Extra strength
- Resistance to grease/moisture/oil/acids/alkalies
- Added flexibility
- Dimensional stability
Above asbestos abilities prevented tiles from cracking, expansion, shrinkage during the manufacturing process, and overall low manufacturing costs were beneficial both to the manufacturer and the end user.
Do you really involve any risks with asbestos floor tiles?
If you simply live in a home with asbestos floor, it doesn't mean you run the danger of any asbestos exposure. The asbestos fibers will do you no harm unless:
- the tiles are deliberately broken;
- you want to restore a wooden flooring beneath the asbestos floor;
- you damage the tiles and release asbestos in your home.
Remember: covering asbestos floor tiles with new non-asbestos tiles or flooring material won't disturb asbestos, so this is considered to be an alternative way to avoid any risk of asbestos exposure.
So, in order not to release harmful asbestos fibers in the air, just take precautions before removing or changing the old asbestos floor tiles so as to minimize the risk. Hiring professionals will be expensive, but surely worth it. In this way, you will easily get rid of either hazardous asbestos properties or environment at your home.


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Connecticut Interfaith Coalition Looks for Change
CONECT Pushes for Jobs, Healthcare
There's a new advocacy group on the political scene these days. It's members aren't from businesses or even non-profits -- but from churches, synagogues and mosques.
There's a crowd of about 1500 people gathered at the Cathedral of the Holy Spirit in Bridgeport. Reverend Anthony Bennett of Mt. Aery Baptist Church takes the stage.
"We're looking for a new Connecticut with job training that leads to well paying and meaningful jobs. A new Connecticut where banks do right to those who are their customers, with healthcare that we can afford"
This is the founding assembly of Connecticut's largest multi-faith advocacy group: Congregations Organized for a New Connecticut -- or CONECT.
Reverend Bennet is co-chair of CONECT -- a group four years in the making. It started as a small community organizing effort between a few rabbis and pastors. Now, it boasts more than 1000 members, over $100,000 in dues and a policy platform addressing issues from predatory lending to drivers licenses for illegal immigrants.
Rev. James Manship is head of St. Rose of Lima Church in New Haven and a co-chair of CONECT. He says people of faith, Muslim, Jewish and Christian alike, can come together to change a broken system.
"My faith tradition teaches that church is not just the four walls -- that our worship impels us out into our community to be a transformative force in our families and in our communities and in our world."
CONECT joins sister organizations in Virginia, New York, Washington and Illinois. In Massachusetts, a similar group's efforts helped create an Affordable Housing Trust Fund and secured more than $2 million worth of textbooks for Boston public schools.
Information on CONECT can be found at www.weconect.org.


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So your crowdfunding missed its target, you're a student with limited funds, your company won't send you, or you just want to lend a hand. Whatever the reason, you may still be able to attend this premiere event by volunteering! Are you willing to earn your attendance by doing about 20 hours of on-site work? Apply to volunteer as a Conference Associate (CA)!
GDC 2014 runs from Monday, March 17th through Friday, March 21st. Conference Associates have pre-conference assignments and a required orientation dinner on Sunday, March 16th. If you are accepted into the program, you are expected to be on-site from the start of your pre-conference assignments through the end of the conference on the evening of Friday, March 21st, during conference hours. Plan accordingly so you have no job, school, or other conflicts during that time.
Simply follow the instructions at the bottom of this page and submit your application.
Important dates:
After 11:59 pm (Pacific Time, UTC-8) on January 3rd, all the volunteer positions are filled. Applicants will be notified if they are accepted (or not) by January 9th.
Applications submitted after the positions are filled will be offered the opportunity to be put on the waiting list. Applications will be accepted up until 11:59 pm (Pacific Time, UTC-8) on March 14th for the waiting list.
The date of the application does not affect the chances of being accepted, just whether it is considered directly for a volunteer position or the waiting list.
What are the benefits of volunteering?
What kind of work does the job involve?
About 20 hours of challenging and important tasks like:
What costs should volunteers plan for?
What restrictions do I have at GDC compared to an attendee?
Usually none. You have the same all-access pass the attendees have. However, your work shifts must come first so you get to use your all-access pass when off-duty.
I don't live in the United States of America. Can I still volunteer?
Yes! This is an international conference and international people are welcome to apply. You will need to take care of any visa requirements for travel from your country to the USA.
What if I have particular sessions I want to attend?
Volunteers submit work preferences that are factored into their schedule. That plus the ability to trade work shifts with other volunteers should allow you to definitely attend at least a few preferred sessions, including summits and tutorials.
What are you looking for in an applicant?
We don't state specific criteria nor how we do volunteer selection. In an Internet age, everyone would find out anything we share and tell us what we want to hear. Everything we do mention you will see on the application when you go to fill it out.
Do you take groups?
No. Each person in your group is welcome to submit their own application. We will consider each one on an individual basis.
Are all the volunteer positions really full after the deadline mentioned above?
Yes, always! You may still submit a volunteer application and you will be emailed instructions about how to get on the waiting list.
What are my chances on the waiting list?
We can't answer that on an individual basis. In general the odds are low but not zero. We also do not share our criteria for filling openings from the waiting list. Same reason as above.
What about the rest of my questions?
We get a lot of applications. We provide the information that volunteers need to everyone who is accepted. If you have a question that you need answering now, prior to applying, please email us and we will be happy to help. Otherwise, please wait to see if you get accepted and if all the information you receive then answers your questions.
The conference associate application will be available later this fall.
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I'm working on a bigger written piece for Wordpress, but it's taking a while, so in the meantime I thought I'd lead off with a bit of catch up post since all I've really been sharing recently is the 365.
So it's summer! School is over, P6 have moved on to secondary school and everyone else has moved up a year. I'm still in school teaching extra classes, the long-term-ness of staying here is still based on whether or not the classes last past the summer (more on that in Wordpress).
We have a bunch of new students. I'm not sure if they are just here for the summer classes (English isn't the only class going on, they have classes on most of the other subjects too) or if they are moving to this school. Today was only the first day, so I'm not sure if there will be more coming but it looks like about 30 students are coming in. All age ranges though I'd say 40% are in P1 and P2. My morning job, entertain them for thirty minutes.
Something that will keep all in the age ranges of 5 to 12 happy. So this morning, as usual thrown into the deep end, we did basic introductions, Simon Says, and some basic feelings (happy, sad, hot, cold and the like) and turned them into simple games. About half the parents were still there watching me, no pressure then. But it went really well.
Also the morning activity isn't just too be English stuff, it can be any kind of games. So with such a small group I have a few ideas that might be fun, it's just a case of explaining it that I'm always a little nervous about.
My Thai is taking off in leaps and bounds and I'm looking forward to my trip to Laos for a new visa next week.
With everything up in the air it's been difficult to sit down and write about stuff because I don't know what's going to happen, but I'll try and start bringing more written stuff back here, I miss the short posts a lot and I want to get back to the blogs roots.
So with that I'll love you and leave you, hopefully there will be a new post in the next week or so, followed by a post about Laos, some more photo's that are non-365 and some real information this month about what the hell's actually going on in the coming school year.
Massive thanks to all who read this and follow along. Much love to you all, until next time…


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Monthly Archive for August, 2013
Before the fire: Hetch Hetchy photo gallery
The wild country where so many have felt the ghost of John Muir is now at risk of burning up. The Rim Fire, on its way to being one of the biggest wildfires in California history, is devouring so much land that you likely know somebody or some place directly affected by it. You may […] [Read More]
Fire forces new Yosemite recreation closures (with fire map)
Rim Fire at 2 p.m. Monday. Courtesy Cal Fire/Incident Information System. The Crane Flat Campground in Yosemite National Park was being vacated Monday afternoon to support fire management and fire operations, the park announced. The Crane Flat store and gas station will remain open, rangers said. —The White Wolf Lodge and White Wolf Campground were […] [Read More]
Preventative medicine to help combat future infernos (with map)
It is heartbreaking to see the old, giant pines get incinerated by the Rim Fire in the Tuolumne canyons and on their ridges. You wonder if this can be prevented elsewhere. The forests around beautiful Cherry Lake and Eleanor Lake in Yosemite are in flames. The beloved Camp Mather and San Francisco's power and water […] [Read More]
Kayak-whale encounter of a lifetime (4-pic gallery)
In a pulse-pounding moment last week, a 40-foot, 80,000-pound humpback whale surfaced high in the air aside a stunned ocean kayaker in Monterey Bay, took a look and then swam on its way with another whale. In a photo of a lifetime, fieldscout and contributing photographer Giancarlo Thomae was alongside and got the shot, an […] [Read More]
Wildlife sightings to crown summer (18-pic gallery)
Summer is about to end for a lot of people, but how could a summer be complete without seeing a bear? Or an elk, bald eagle and other wildlife? Seeing California's major wildlife is not a random event; you can leave right now and likely find what you are looking for by the weekend. My […] [Read More]
Josh Garrett finishes PCT in record time (13-pic gallery)
In the Southern California desert, 100 miles from Mexico with about 2,500 miles to go, hiker Josh Garrett questioned his sanity and health. "I had doubts if I could continue," Garrett said. "It was 100 degrees, I was shooting for 41 miles per day, and I collapsed from heatstroke." He curled in a fetal position, shivering from exhaustion despite […] [Read More]
South Lake Tahoe's best & worst (10-pic gallery)
If you flipped a coin for when to visit South Lake Tahoe right now, this is how it works: Thursdays you win, Saturdays you lose. And if you wait a few weeks, when school starts and the NFL gets going in earnest, you can win almost every day until the snow sticks for keeps around Thanksgiving. On […] [Read More]
Best bike trail nobody knows about (9-pic gallery)
The best mountain bike trail in California that nobody knows about — the 26.6-mile Bizz Johnson Trail — had only two Bay Area bikers on it last weekend. They were Bay Area weather guru Mike Pechner and his cousin, Greg Luft, who describe themselves as "two old guys on bikes." Pechner, a railroad aficionado, has […] [Read More]
Oakland's outdoor ethics answer
At 10,000 feet high on a mountain, the air, your thoughts and the future can have perfect clarity. For Jonathan Clayton and Kaylin Porche, ready for their senior year of high school at Oakland Military Institute, their futures are as limitless as the alpine views. "A lot of people look at me and see […] [Read More]
Lakes that can salvage or kill your summer vacation
One of the strangest summers for recreation lakes, boating and camping vacations just keeps getting stranger. In the weirdest news yet, at the campground at Stumpy Meadows Reservoir, one of the prettiest (and often crowded) small lakes in the Sierra foothills, located east of Georgetown — a crew with a truck somehow stole one of […] [Read More]
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A compendium of ready-made forms for managing every project in line with the latest PMBOK® Guide—Fifth EditionThis valuable companion to the Project Management Institute's A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK® Guide)—Fifth Edition presents a comprehensive and practical set of forms and reports that help project managers apply the concepts and practices described in the PMBOK® Guide.Designed specifically to assist both new and experienced project managers in handling all aspects of a project, this edition of A Project Manager's Book of Forms contains forms that cover all the process groups: initiating, planning, executing, monitoring and controlling, and closing. It also includes some forms not mentioned in the PMBOK® Guide, which you will find helpful in managing your project.Use the forms as a guide in collecting and organizing project information, or as a template for ensuring a set of consistent data on all projects. The forms can also be adopted on an organizational level to enable a repeatable approach to project management.Completely editable electronic versions of all the blank forms, in Microsoft Office–compatible format, are available on an accompanying website. You may use them as is or tailor them to your own needs.The PMBOK® Guide covers the processes for managing a project; this book gives you a handy road map of forms to use to make every project just a bit smoother from start to finish.
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text: Comments on: DeLeon, Olsen, Pontius named MLS award finalists Back to the article » Craig Stouffer • | November 15, 2012 | 12:00 am Can it really be that the actual end of the MLS season is still more than two weeks away? Maybe I'm just having trouble getting used to D.C. United being in the postseason again. If there's any sign that the finale is approaching, even if it is in December, Major League Soccer announced the finalists for its season-ending awards this morning. D.C. United picked up three nominees: Nick DeLeon... Web URL: http://washingtonexaminer.com/article/2513558 Share this article on Facebook or Twitter Print this article


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'Runaway Trim' Questioned in 2007 Citation Crash
An NTSB interim factual report and findings from a flight simulation issued late last week suggest that pilot error, not a runaway trim condition, doomed a Cessna Citation II that crashed into Lake Michigan near Milwaukee on June 4, 2007. The twinjet, N550BP, was being operated on an IFR flight plan as a Part 135 medical transport flight that originated from the General Mitchell International Airport in Milwaukee about three minutes before the accident. Its intended destination was Willow Run Airport near Detroit. Both ATP-rated pilots and a four-member organ transplant team from University of Michigan Health System were killed in the accident. Recordings retrieved from the airplane's cockpit voice recorder contained comments by the captain indicating that he was "fighting the controls" about 18 seconds after the copilot called out "rotate," 11 seconds after the captain called for the yaw damper and less than one second after the copilot acknowledged a turn to a 50-degree heading. Later in the recording, the captain said, "Something is wrong with the trim… I'm fighting the controls. It wants to turn left hard…she's rolling on me. Help me, help me." However, findings from a simulation conducted by the NTSB's recorded radar and airplane performance study group "are consistent with the copilot inadvertently hitting the autopilot button" instead of the yaw damper. The study group said that an engaged autopilot could have resisted the captain's efforts to control the Citation. The NTSB has not yet issued any probable causes for this accident.
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Pineapple and Orange Dream Cake0May 20th, 2010Dessert, Kid Friendly
Light and refreshing is the best way to describe this elegant and tempting cake. This is an easy to make dessert that tastes like you spent hours preparing, but it only take a bit of time to put it together
16 servings
212 calories per serving
1 box yellow cake mix
¼ c applesauce
4 eggs
1 11 oz. can mandarin oranges (including the juice)
8 oz. cool whip lite
1 3.4 oz. package instant vanilla pudding
1 15.5 oz. can crushed pineapple in juice (not syrup), mostly drained
Preheat oven to 350 degrees and mix all the cake ingredients until moist then beat by hand 2 minutes. The oranges will all break up – that is fine. Spray a 13×9 pan with Pam and pour in the batter and cook 30-40 minutes or until a toothpick comes out clean. Cool completely before frosting. Mix together all frosting ingredients and spread on the cake. Store cake in the frig.Tags: applesauce, cake, cool whip, crushed pineapple, Dessert, eggs, Kid Friendly, mandarin, mandarin orange, orange, pineapple, vanilla pudding, yellow cake


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rosencratz said...
Being a mercenary does make sense.
Regardless you've served the Alliance way too much to "join" the horde proper. At the same time though as an alliance character i've done plenty of quests for undead, trolls, orcs,etc and vice versa.
You should also try to remember that trying to interpret game mechanics as having logical reasons other than "That's how the game works" is essentially a roleplaying concept and so your personal reasons for why you can do stuff the alliance don't want to do but still can't join the horde is entirely down to your own imagination.
At the end of the day though, we the players have time to dilly dally around in Ulduar, as individuals but the Alliance and Horde armies are currently too busy with the scourge, they can't simply turn around and do something else. They're at war with an endless stream of undead.


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Scientists test ideas in bird botulism outbreaks
Researchers calculate human trophic level for first time
City birds tougher than their country counterparts
Urban breeding birds appeared to cope better with the UK's cold, wet spring of 2012 than those living in woodland.
Smaller islands host shorter food chains
Smallest plankton grow fastest with rising CO2
Could the future of the ocean depend on its smallest organisms? An experiment conducted as part of the European project EPOCA, coordinated by Jean-Pierre Gattuso of the Laboratoire d'Océanographie de Villefranche ...
Environmental threat turned sustainable business for the Gulf of California
Deep sea ecosystem may take decades to recover from Deepwater Horizon spill
The deep-sea soft-sediment ecosystem in the immediate area of the 2010's Deepwater Horizon well head blowout and subsequent oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico will likely take decades to recover from the spill's ...
Food tracking a taste of things to come
Some consumers already demand to know where their food comes from and how it's handled on the path to their plate, but growing pressures on world food production – and therefore food safety – will make ...
Study suggests overfishing of sharks is harming coral reefs
A team of scientists from Canada and Australia have discovered that the decline in shark populations is detrimental to coral reefs.
Algorithm finds missing phytoplankton in Southern Ocean
NASA satellites may have missed more than 50% of the phytoplankton in the Southern Ocean, making it far more difficult to estimate the carbon capture potential of this vast area of sea.
Mobile PCB cleanup system developed
University of Calgary scientists have developed new technology that promises a safer, cheaper way to clean up hazardous PCBs in soil using ultraviolet light – the first technology of its kind in the world.
Playing tag with sharks off the west coast of Scotland
Twenty-seven basking sharks have been tagged in the second year of a project to find out more about their life cycle.


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David Brown, chief market strategist for Sabrient Systems, says that the market has set up well for health-care companies, the energy sector -- especially the companies that supply the energy business -- housing businesses and airlines to be purchased at reasonable prices now with solid growth prospects well into 2013.
In the MoneyLife Market Call interview with Chuck Jaffe, MarketWatch senior columnist, Brown noted that market valuations are at reasonable levels relative to historic norms, but said there clearly are some companies that represent bargains within the areas where he sees growth.
He singled out United Therapeutics which was beaten down after a setback in the development of a pulmonary drug, but he believes the remaining business, including the troubled drug, is positioned to continue a snap-back. In energy, Brown singled out Marathon Petroleum , and he suggested that the airlines could be an interesting twist on an energy play, noting that US Airways and Delta Airlines are well-priced now.
"US Air, they think can grow at 70% per year, and while I honestly have my doubts about that, if you can buy a 70% per year growth company for four times earnings, how can you go wrong," Brown said. "Even if they miss it by 70%, I'm okay."
Every year, Sabrient picks a baker's dozen of stocks for the coming 12 months, and Brown revisited the firm's top pick for 2012, Seagate Technology , noting that while shares skyrocketed past triple-digit gains only to see a setback that has year-to-date gains at just over 70%, that kind of success changes an investor's ability to get the growth-at-a-reasonable-price that he finds attractive.
"Those are one-year buys when we issue them at the beginning of the year," Brown explained, "and I'm saying if we were doing it today, it certainly wouldn't be in the top 13 just because of all the lowering of estimates due to problems in the PC industry."
During "Hold It or Fold It," when guests give their appraisal of stock requests made by the MoneyLife audience, Brown suggested that investors buy Foot Locker and MRC Global , hold Procter & Gamble and Whole Foods Market , and sell Salesforce.com .
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