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Tag Archives: Sunday Streets Berkeley
New festival turns Center Street into 'fun central'
Every Sunday this June, Center Street in downtown Berkeley will become the site of the new Eats, Beats & Brews block party. The restaurant-laden part of the street between Shattuck and Oxford will be closed to cars between noon and 6 p.m. on June 1, 8, 15, 22 and 29. There will be live music, an outdoor beer garden, and a bounty of delicious food offerings.
Eats, Beats & Brews was given a test run last year for one day, but this year it will run for five Sundays in June. The event is part of Sunday Streets Berkeley, which is itself part of a national movement to close down streets for events that benefit the community. … Continue reading »
Photos: Berkeley revels in car-free buzz of Sunday Streets
People turned out in their thousands for Berkeley's second Sunday Streets. There is no doubt that this city likes to go auto-free. Berkeleyside contributing photographer Nancy Rubin was there. (If you haven't already done so, check out Rubin's new photo project, Humans of Berkeley and the Bay Area, launched on Berkeleyside last week.) … Continue reading »
The It List: 5 things to do in Berkeley this weekend
OHLONE MURAL CEREMONY The city of Berkeley is holding a rededication ceremony to celebrate the restoration of the Ohlone Mural. The mural, which depicts the creation story of the Ohlone people who once inhabited the Bay Area, was originally painted in 1995 by Jean LaMarr, a Native American artist. Local artist Miranda Bergman began restoring the mural a year and a half ago through the Public Art Mural Restoration program. Bergman used warm water washer and worked with special care to restore vibrant color to the mural's 1,000-square-foot surface. The rededication ceremony takes place Saturday, Oct. 12, at 11:30 a.m. at the Ohlone Greenway Park on Hearst Street. The event will feature speakers, a blessing ceremony and a reception at Heyday Books on 1633 University Ave. afterwards. … Continue reading »
Sunday Streets returns to Berkeley for 2nd year on Oct. 13
This weekend, thousands of local residents are expected to leave the car at home, grab friends and family, and walk the city's beautiful streets for the second Sunday Streets Berkeley.
Also known as Open Streets, Sunday Streets is a day when cars are prohibited from driving on certain roads, opening up space for other activities. On Sunday, Oct. 13, people are invited to treat the Shattuck roadway between Haste and Rose as a giant park: walk, bike, skate, play and greet fellow community members. The space is also open to organizations, businesses, artists and performers who want to mingle with the general public
There are more than 70 Sunday Street events in North America, and many more in cities around the world. Inspired by San Francisco, which has held Sunday Streets for five years, Berkeley held its first Sunday Streets on Oct. 14 last year. The event was widely hailed as a success, with more than 42,000 people taking to the street and local businesses experiencing a 30-50% boost in sales, according to organizers. … Continue reading »
Council supports Sunday Streets, looks to find funds
Last October, Berkeley held a Sunday Streets event for the first time, and an estimated 40,000 people flocked to Shattuck Avenue to stroll, bike and skate the length of 17 blocks enjoying the car-free environment, al fresco eating, music, yoga and chess playing. By most accounts, the event was a success, but to make it happen again this year and going forward, the organizers are asking officials to stump up the funds to cover city costs.
At Tuesday's City Council meeting, officials expressed their support for the event, but were hesitant, given Berkeley's tight budget, to commit to the full amount needed to cover city costs for a 2013 repeat performance, as well as funds for future years. They also said they were uncomfortable making financial decisions separate from the context of the rest of Berkeley's events. … Continue reading »
Berkeley happily abandons sidewalks for Sunday Streets
An estimated 30,000-40,000 people headed to Shattuck Avenue on Sunday for Berkeley's first Sunday Streets event which saw 17 blocks, from Haste to Rose, closed to traffic and open to pretty much everything else: from scooters, to strollers, from bikes with triangular wheels to roller blades, as well as people playing music, doing yoga, whipping hula hoops, eating, laughing, running and playing.
"It was a wild success," said John Caner, Executive Director of the Downtown Berkeley Association, who added that he was particularly pleased to see the local merchants doing such great business. "We are absolutely thrilled that it brought so many people downtown. It was zany, creative and a cascade of fun and cultural entertainment for everyone."
Caner was pleased to see how Shattuck Avenue's width, originally designed to accommodate trolley cars, was so accommodating to the great numbers of people who stepped off the sidewalks. "It absorbed all those people and could comfortably absorb double that number," he said. … Continue reading »
Shattuck Avenue goes car-free for 17 blocks on Sunday
More than a mile of Berkeley's Shattuck Avenue will be open to pedestrians, cyclists, roller-skaters, dancers, and kids on Sunday Oct. 14 — but not cars — as the city holds its first Sunday Streets event from 11 am through 4 pm.
Seventeen blocks, from Rose to Haste streets, will also be a hive of activities as merchants, musicians and community organizations take the opportunity to engage with and perform for local residents. The offerings run the gamut from free free bike repairs courtesy of Mikes Bikes, Missing Link Cooperative and the Bike Station, to street soccer games, free yoga classes, belly dancing, hands-on science activities for kids, and a performance by the UC Berkeley Gospel Choir.
The idea of Sunday Streets, or Open Streets as they are also known, originated in Bogatá, Colombia and has spread around the world, including to San Francisco where it has been a regular occurrence in different neighborhoods for a couple of years. … Continue reading »
Can car-free 'Sunday Streets' come to Berkeley?
Thirty-six years ago, the mayor of Bogatá, Colombia had a novel idea. He wanted to close some of the city streets on Sundays to give bicycle riders, roller skaters and pedestrians a chance to enjoy the city in a different way.
The street closure was a huge hit, and over the years the concept has expanded to include 70 miles of closed streets every Sunday. About 1.5 million people take advantage of the car-free environment each week, about 20% of the population. They not only walk and bike, they dance, do yoga, and have aerobics classes
The idea, termed "Sunday Streets" or "Open Streets," has been so popular that it has spread around the world, to cities like Kiev, Tokyo, and San Francisco. Now a group of Berkeley officials and activists want to bring the concept to Berkeley. They hope to close off a 10-to-16-block stretch of Shattuck Avenue to cars on a Sunday in October. … Continue reading »


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March 31, 2014
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With the Kings' playoff position relatively solidified, starting goalie Jonathan Quick could receive some time off this week, making backup Martin Jones an excellent value play.
March 24, 2014
Tuesday Daily Puck: Hot 'Hawk
Corey Crawford's at the top of his game, but the Blackhawks are dealing with some roster turnover as they prepare to face the Stars on Tuesday.
March 16, 2014
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Ryan Suter and the Wild have five games this week, but how do those games look for fantasy production?
March 1, 2014
Sunday Daily Puck: The First Domino
Now that the first big trade is out of the way, how will other teams react to St. Louis adding Ryan Miller and Steve Ott?
January 28, 2014
Tuesday Daily Puck: Back In Beantown
Tim Thomas makes his return to Boston on Tuesday for the first time since getting bounced in the first round of the playoffs in 2011-12, then retiring for a year.
January 25, 2014
Sunday Daily Puck: In Good Hands
A new crop of rookies is making an impression on the NHL and has the league in good hands.
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If rumor is to be believed, Ryan Miller may be headed to St. Louis which may kill Brian Elliott's value.
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Sergei Bobrovsky been dynamite since returning from injured reserve earlier this month.
January 21, 2014
Tuesday Daily Puck: Motivational Antics
Roberto Luongo will try to lead the Canucks to a win Tuesday in their first of six games without suspended coach John Tortorella.
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The Red Wings centers, including Pavel Datysuk, are all banged up right now. How will they fare with their four-game schedule this week?
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Boone Jenner will be a key piece in Columbus' future - but we're also betting he'll be a sizable part of their present, too.
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Shea Weber is heating up after a stone-cold start to the year for the Predators.
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The University of North Dakota entertains the University of Nebraska Omaha at the Ralph Engelstad Arena this weekend.
Game Times: 7:37 pm Friday and 7:07 pm Saturday.
Television: TV: Fighting Sioux Sports Network, Fox College Sports Central, DirecTV (Ch. 617 Friday, Ch. 623 Saturday).
Radio: The games can be heard at 96.1 the Fox.
Internet: FightingSioux.com
Records and Rankings: UND – 8-7-1 overall, 6-6-0 WCHA; Ranked 19th in the USCHO polls. North Dakota swept unranked Alaska Anchorage in Anchorage, Alaska last weekend (5-2 win, 4-1 win).
Nebraska Omaha – 8-7-3, 6-3-3 WCHA; unranked in both National polls. The Mavericks split a non-conference series with University of Alabama Huntsville in Nashville, Tennessee last weekend (3-1 loss and 6-2 win).
Series History: UND and UNO have split the all time series 2-2. Both teams are 1-1 in their own buildings.
Players to Watch:
For the Fighting Sioux: Forwards Danny Kristo (8g-11a—19pts), Corbin Knight (6g-15a—21pts) and Brock Nelson (14g-8a—22pts) are the top line for the Fighting Sioux. Goaltender Aaron Dell currently holds a .881 save percentage and a 3.09 goals against average.
For the Mavericks: Forwards Terry Broadhurst (14g-9a—23pts), Matt White (8g-15a—23), Jayson Megna (6g-11a—17pts), Josh Archibald (7g-4a—11pts). Defense Andrej Sustr (3g-8a—11pts), Michael Young (3g-6a—9pts). Goalies Dayn Belfour currently holds a .899 save percentage and a 2.30 goals against average.
Key Numbers:
1 – Numbers of wins UNO got against the UAH Chargers last weekend.
3 – UNO is in third place in the WCHA standings.
4 – Wins in a row for the Fighting Sioux.
6 – Both UND and UNO have 6 conference wins so far this season.
9 – Brock Nelson has 9 power play goals for the Fighting Sioux to lead the nation.
12 – UND has 12 conference points so far this season.
14 – Brock Nelson has 14 goals on the season.
15 – UNO has 15 conference points so far this season.
18 – UND is ranked 18th in the Pairwise Rankings.
23 – UNO forward Terry Broadhurst has 23 points so far this season.
27 – UNO is ranked 27th in the Pairwise Rankings.
Other games in the WCHA: Alabama Huntsville at Minnesota State, Michigan Tech at Minnesota, Denver at Bemidji State, Alaska Anchorage at, Colorado College, Minnesota Duluth at Wisconsin. Saint Cloud State is Idle this weekend.


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I made this for a date night with my husband, and it was outstanding! I used mahi mahi instead of the sea bass and chicken broth instead of the clam juice, and it was delicious. The sauce is so flavorful, and I look forward to making/eating it again!
Sautéed Striped Bass with Lemon-Caper Sauce
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I made this recipe with striped bass (aka rock fish) freshly caught by my husband in the Chesapeake Bay this morning. It's a very mild delicate fish and the sauce was equally delicate complementing the fish perfectly. Served with spinach sauteed with mushrooms and garlic. A delicious and quick meal.
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I didn't have clam juice so I boiled a few shrimp in water and used the broth in its place. Chopped the shrimp and addded to the sauce.
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A Community prayer vigil will be held at Community Clubhouse in Crisp County on Sunday, September 14,2014 at 7pm.
August 15, 2007
Albany - - One week after the Dougherty District Attorney told two motel owners to clean up crime or shut down their businesses, those owners say they're willing to do what it takes to comply.
Wednesday, D.A. Ken Hodges and law enforcement officers were scheduled to meet with the owner of The Regent Motel to come up with an action plan. The meeting actually brought out more than just one motel owner.
District Attorney Ken Hodges says the Regent Motel often attracts the wrong crowd.
"If someone walks up in the middle of the night with no luggage and is from Albany, there's no good reason why they need a hotel room. Its probably for drugs or prostitution or some other illicit activity."
That's why the Regent Motel on Ogelthorpe Boulevard is on Hodges' hot list. After he wrote a letter to the hotel's owners, they contacted him requesting a formal meeting with police.
"I expected to see him either him or him and an attorney."
But others were waiting to meet too.
"Additionally, The Royal showed up, The Mabry showed up, The Travelers, The Budget Inn and 8 Inn all had representatives that were there."
Five other motel owners who are also concerned about crime on their premises say they want to clean it up before authorities do it for them.
"Sometimes we'll go out there and we'll arrest someone for prostitution or for pimping and then we'll come back a week later and they'll be back there in the same room."
So Hodges encouraged the owners to be selective on who they rent to.
"They need to quit renting rooms to people that they know are criminals that were arrested right in front of them."
They also discussed hiring security officers, stepping up surveillance and adding more light to the grounds. Hodges says the 45 minute meeting was productive and non-confrontational.
"Were going to do what we can to make sure crime does not fester at these locations."
And he says these motel owners actually want their businesses to be crime free.
Law enforcement will continue to monitor activity at the motels. Hodges says if they don't reduce crime in the next two months, he'll force them to close.
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Today's issue of Detective Comics #34 brings the Icarus storyline to a close. Here's some process shots to get you jazzed for the issue if you haven't had a chance to pick it up yet!
I know you folks seem to enjoy getting a peak at the art process. Well today I'll be posting from instagram.com/francis_manapul as I start and complete a piece I'm donating for the Johnny Canuck Kickstarter campaign. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/96364695/johnny-canuck-the-return-of-canadas-hero you can also keep updated from my twitter account @francismanpul be sure to check it out!
Making up for my lack of updates with a double post. Here's the cover to the the last issue of the Icarus storyline. I'm really enjoying working on these covers, love experimenting with simplified color palettes. Detective 34 will be on the stands in July.
Detective 33 cover process. This should be on the stands in June.
Detective Comics 31 is out today! Be sure to check it out. Here's a peek at the cover process. From layouts to finished colors.
Detective 30 will be in stores tomorrow! Here's another inside look at the issue.
I'll also be signing at a few shops here in Toronto. Check out the locations and time below.
Silver Snail12-2pm (329 Yonge St, Toronto, ON M5B 1R7)
Paradise Comics 3-5pm ( 3278 Yonge, Toronto, ON M4N 2L6)
Stadium Comics from 7-9pm (499 Main St S, Brampton, ON L6Y 1N7
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Amidst all the hoopla surrounding the release of other supercars recently – among them the Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG , the Ferrari 458 Italia , and the Lexus LF-A – one soon-to-be-released limited run supercar has been inexplicably left in the backburner.
Not anymore.
The Aston Martin One-77 recently went on a test run to gauge the top speed of the car and the results have been nothing short of jaw-dropping. The One-77 supercar recorded a speed of 220.007 mph, which if you're keeping track, is the fastest any car Aston Martin has ever produced.
The previous record-holder was the Aston Martin Vanquish with a time of just a shade over 200 mph, which, needless to say the One-77 easily vanquished, no pun intended.
Press release after the jump.
Aston Martin's One-77 supercar has moved closer to setting a new all-time record for the British marque in initial high speed testing after surpassing all predictions and comfortably breaking the 200mph mark.
The One-77 is currently undergoing a stringent development process ahead of planned launch in 2010 with high speed testing taking place at a top secret proving ground in southern Europe. In a series of test runs completed last week the One-77 exceeded original expectations and recorded a 220.007mph (354.86kmh) top speed in dry but windy conditions under the guidance of the Aston Martin engineering team. Dynamic testing is now scheduled to continue into the New Year.
Powered by a new Aston Martin 7.3 litre V12 engine, the One-77 is engineered to deliver breathtaking levels of power and performance. The dramatically styled two-door, two-seat sports coupe is based on an innovative new carbon fibre monocoque body structure and adopts new active aerodynamic technology.
The One-77 is the ultimate expression of what Aston Martin stands for and will combine modern technology and design with craftsmanship and ultimate exclusivity to create the world's most desirable automotive art form.
As name suggests, production is limited up to a maximum of 77 individually numbered examples, with deliveries expected to commence in mid-2010.


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- Ideal for combination to oily skin, but can be used by all skin types.
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The average person may still be recovering from the massive party that was February's gigantic grow show, Barcelona's Spannabis, but not us! The biggest story of Spannabis was Advanced Nutrients garnering tons of attention from show attendees, all eager to try out AN's newest line of made-for-coco coir nutrients, and who had a lot of interest in AN's new pH-Perfect line of nutrients as well. The excitement surrounding all of the new products from hydroponic manufacturers, outdoor-growing materials, and seeds from everyone involved with the show, led to one heck of an adventure for both vendors and attendees.
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Next month, the GrowMed Cannabis Medical Show will be held in Valencia, Spain, from April 19-21, and fresh off a win for "Best Product" at the GrowMed show in 2012 for their pH-Perfect line, Advanced Nutrients will be back for more!
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Wednesday, 27 March 2013
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Don''t walk infront of me, I may not follow. Don''t walk behind me, I may not lead. Just walk beside me, and be my friend.
A poem about friendship:
Forever Friends:
you are my friend and that is true, but the gift was given from me to you.
We went through moments good and bad, and even some that were happy and sad. You supported me when I was in tears, and we stuck together while we were in fears.
it''s really sad that it had to be this way, but until it has reached its very last day. miles away can''t keep us apart, cause you''ll always and forever, be in my heart.
fall trip up the stairs! Haha.
I was walking through the city streets, and a man walks up to me and hands me the latest ENERGY DRINK. "Run FASTER, jump HIGHER!"
Man, I'm not gonna let you poison me!
Like my new KITTY? GOTZ him from google images NOW WHEREZ MAH COOKIE?!
I'm Nightrider350 or KillerBoard thanx huge!
My Organization XIII name: Xamsym
And this is Mamoru-kun. Gotta love Mamoru.
Now, remind me again which picture is of China?
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Love it. The material is thick and pattern seems like it will stick for awhile. The overall cut is really flattering, and perfect color scheme for the spring with the pink that I ordered only thing is I accidently thought there were interior pockets and tried to put my cell phone in there only to learn the hard way when I stood up there were no bottoms in the interior pockets! LOL This jacket is uber sexy and looks really hot on. for A girl.
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Budget 2012: Cigarettes in the crosshairs
By Idealog,
This year's Budget has laid down the law for smokers.
There is to be a 10 percent increase in excise on cigarettes each year for the next four years, starting January 1 each year.
By 2016, the price of cigarettes will exceed $20.
The move will produce more than $528 million over four years.
The initiative is part of the Maori Party-led goal of becoming smoke-free as a nation by 2025. Two years ago cigarettes saw a 40 percent increase in excise, and annual inflation-linked increases have also affected the pack price.
It's generally accepted that for every 10 percent increase in tobacco prices, consumption falls by 5 percent.
Around $20 million will go to a new fund called Pathway to Smoke-Free 2025, which will set up programmes to discourage smoking and help users to quit.
Meanwhile, the health sector gets the biggest boost.
It will benefit to the tune of an extra $1.5 billion over the next four years, with total spending on health for 2012-13 at $14.12 billion.
This year's health increase includes $435 million for 'new initiatives' and to help meet rising costs in the health sector.
Of that there is $358 million in new money for health, $47 million of savings and under-spends and $30 million from drugs coming off patent.
District Health Boards will get $350 million over the next year and additional funding from the Ministry of Health for service contracts.
I think no matter how expensive cigarettes are, people who are addicted to smoking will always find a way to buy it or get hold of such. This is one of the points raised of one of the associates who is involved in a plastic surgery malpractice cases that is high profile and involved cigarette smoking. He said in certain countries where cigarettes is considered to be very expensive, people will always find a way to have access to it, no matter what it takes.


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Sup! I'm Luke. 23, gamer, Whovian, nerdfighter, stoner, Jedi, other things. This is mostly just various fandoms and shit that tickles my funny bone with dumb personal posts every now and then. Thanks for stopping by.
Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor
Fairytale Fantasies by J. Scott Campbell


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Bridie Smith Google+
Phone call raises goosebumps for family of identified Fromelles Digger
Bridie Smith When Sharon Summers answered the phone on Wednesday night she could hardly believe what she heard.
Scientists find way to make ageing clock stop ticking
Bridie Smith Scientists in Australia and the US believe they have found a way to rewind the ageing process after turning the muscles of a mouse equivalent to a 60-year-old person into those of a 20-year-old.
Skeptics confer spoon accolade
Bridie Smith For more than 30 years they have regularly scrutinised vitamin supplements, questioned crop circles, tested telepathy and challenged crystal power.
The decline and fall of the forest's grand old masters
Bridie Smith Australian and American researchers find big old trees declining at all latitudes.
Legal body doping should worry us too, says expert
Bridie Smith People who take nutritional supplements such as protein shakes more likely to engage in doping.
Birds on the brink: 13% of species face extinction
Bridie Smith Australia has lost 2 per cent of its birds already and another 20 bird species are considered at "imminent risk of extinction" according to a global report on the health of the world's birdlife.
Combat stress can cause soldiers long-term brain damage, research finds
Bridie Smith The stress of combat can change the way soldiers' brains are wired, new research shows.
Hottest temperature on Earth revised
Bridie Smith The hottest temperature recorded on Earth is not as hot as previously thought, after the World Meteorological Organisation declared the phenomenal 58C recorded in Libya 90 years ago was wrong.
The bionic eye: we have the technology, the microchip has arrived
Bridie Smith Australian researchers reach a milestone in their quest to build a bionic eye.
Breakthrough on 'test tube cubs' may save snow leopard
Bridie Smith Australian scientists have produced embryonic stem-like cells from the tissue of an adult snow leopard for the first time, marking a breakthrough in the battle to save the endangered species.
'It's kind of magical'
Bridie Smith Building the world's most powerful radio telescope has been described as the experiment of the century, and Australia's sights are set on it.
Lizards have all the right moves
Bridie Smith Scientists have discovered that some reptiles time their push-ups and head bobbing to take into account the swirl of tropical vegetation, where wind creates almost constant movement.
Sugar coating soothes aggro
Bridie Smith People prone to aggressive outbursts could benefit from having a sugary drink before they encounter a provocative peer or partner, research has shown.
Leafy roadsides to ease the stress of high-flyers' daily commute
Bridie Smith Threatened parrots that are particular about the real estate they call home have had a national recovery program approved for them.
State's first fire-ban day arrives before Elvis
David Rood and Bridie Smith Has anyone seen Elvis - the water bombing helicopter, that is?
Coral reef crisis as water temperature rises
Bridie Smith The world's southernmost coral reef is on a knife edge, according to scientists who say this summer's above-average water temperatures have left Lord Howe Island's unique reef stressed and bleached.
Two million years link a rock and a new species
Bridie Smith Two fossilised skeletons that could rewrite the story of human evolution have been unveiled, after their age was confirmed by a geologist working in Melbourne.
A jab in the dark
Sushi Das and Bridie Smith Is this year's influenza vaccination making children sick?
Why this little black duck may be no more
Bridie Smith There's been so much flocking with foreigners that scientists are concerned Australia's native Pacific black duck may become extinct.


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Some of your favorite in-town restaurants have teamed up to support Atlanta's Open Hand — and they're offering a specially priced menu to get you in on the action.
The bi-annual Inman Park Restaurant Week runs today through Sunday. Each of the participating restaurants will offer a three-course dinner menu for a special price of $15-$35. Restaurants participating in the week include: The Albert, Fritti, The North Highland Pub, Kevin Rathbun Steak, Parish, Park's Edge, Pure Taqueria, Rathbun's, Sauced, Sotto Sotto, Victory Sandwich Bar and Wisteria.
When you visit your restaurant of choice, take your chances with a $1 raffle. Three winners will receive a hosted hor d'ouerves, beer and wine party at one of the participating restaurants for a group of their friends. The winner will be announced at the end of the restaurant week.
– By Lauren Davidson, Atlanta Bargain Hunter
See a great deal I should know about? Email me at firstname.lastname@example.com. You can also follow me on Facebook or on Twitter @atlbargains.
March 28th, 2011
7:38 pm
March 28th, 2011
8:04 pm
I wish more adults would participate in these forums instead of childish "firsters" like Bob. Grow up, dude, you're pathetic.
The various Restaurant Weeks are such a great bargain, I love them all. Some really good places to go in Inman Park, and for a very worthy cause, too. Yum!
March 28th, 2011
8:14 pm
Edward doesn't like being #2.
March 28th, 2011
9:45 pm
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March 28th, 2011
9:46 pm
that was awesome babba
March 28th, 2011
10:25 pm
Good places like Fritti? I'd rather eat dog food than the awful pizza from that place. What the hell is the deal with not cutting the pizza? What am I, a savage? Of course I want it cut you idiot! How in the hell am I supposed to eat it?
March 29th, 2011
8:26 pm
Inman Park has great food and a great vibe. Sotto Sotto, Fritti, Rathbun's and Parish are all gems.
As for the knucklehead comment by Rick: maybe you should avoid great authentic pizza and stick with Pizza Hut.
March 29th, 2011
8:59 pm
Hey Rick – I'm sure Domino's delivers to your hovel in Covington. In Italy – you know, that place where they invented pizza – it NEVER comes cut. Jebus, no wonder some people think we're all troglodytes here in the South. Fritti is great, Kevin Rathbun Steak is better. I'll be taking advantage of this deal for sure.
April 4th, 2011
11:01 am
[...] you missed out on Inman Park Restaurant Week, here's another opportunity to get a good deal on excellent [...]


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Tweet tweet tweet! Here's a circle of pink birds for all those little girls out there. Pair it with X's for a tic tac toe pattern.
This original painting is done with ink and acrylics and measures 8″ x 8″ x 1.5″ in size. The paint is thick and chunky.
Canvas Details:
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COPENHAGEN, Denmark (AP) -- A Finnish ferry operator says one of its Sweden-bound vessels is stuck on rocks in the Baltic Sea but none of the nearly 2,000 passengers were injured or in any danger.
Viking Line says the M/S Amorella hit the rocks after a power failure on the ship at midday Saturday as it was on its way from the Finnish port of Turku to Stockholm with 1,945 passengers.
In a statement, the operator said a minor leak has been found in a ballast tank but stressed the ship was not taking in water.
The Aland Islands, a group of semi-autonomous Finnish islands, are midway between the two port cities and the ferry was making a scheduled stop there.
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Damn she's cute!! Too bad there's no subtitles.. no idea what she was saying. The kids and mamas outside have no idea lol~!!
Hehe einfach nur geil! Kannst gern mit mir auch hin gehen GGG
Wow ;)
Who is she?
the black dress suit u very well
Mmmmm... I remember this... Was sooooo good ;)
So fucking hot
What a babe!
Ohmann, Du geiles Luder! Dir würde ich es auch gerne mal besorgen!!
what a fuckin hottie!
nice tits.....
Soo hoottttt girl! Add me girls and boys! :)) :**
She is hot, has a great body too. She needs to fix that snaggletooth though!!
Shes really hott really nices tits
Damn so hott
i love how the blonde fucks , nice cock :)
Loved it!!
not many men go shopping with women in toe...but fuck me im game to go shopping if that what you get after ..
Adoramos fazer isto também. Mas queremos companhia!
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Concave rocker switch
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I'm not even in Texas and I can say I'm already exhausted by South By Southwest. Every band is the "band to watch" or "next big thing" and the emails, tweets, Facebook posts and Foursquare checkins can be tiresome. Fortunately, here at home in San Diego, you don't have to hike around town, wait in endless lines only to be told a place is at capacity or race from spot to spot just in case you might end up in the right place at the right time. No, here in San Diego, you can see great bands like the Ruby Suns and Painted Palms at the Casbah, in the comfort of a bar where you have some breathing room. Or you can support a great cause, like the 1:1 Movement that focuses on sustainability, by heading to the Soda Bar to check out the benefit appropriately named Fish Out of Water. And while I don't normally like to focus on tribute or cover bands, DJ Mancat promises to deliver a very entertaining tribute to Daft Punk, because how do we even know that Daft Punk isn't actually a tribute act to themselves when hidden behind all of those costumes? Wednesday is going to be a very good night in the comfort of our sweet home, San Diego.
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Drug War Nightmare: How We Created a Massive Racial Caste System in America
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Obama's mere presence in the Oval Office is offered as proof that "the land of the free" has finally made good on its promise of equality. There's an implicit yet undeniable message embedded in his appearance on the world stage: this is what freedom looks like; this is what democracy can do for you. If you are poor, marginalized, or relegated to an inferior caste, there is hope for you. Trust us. Trust our rules, laws, customs, and wars. You, too, can get to the promised land.
Perhaps greater lies have been told in the past century, but they can be counted on one hand. Racial caste is alive and well in America.
Most people don't like it when I say this. It makes them angry. In the "era of colorblindness" there's a nearly fanatical desire to cling to the myth that we as a nation have "moved beyond" race. Here are a few facts that run counter to that triumphant racial narrative:
*There are more African American adults under correctional control today -- in prison or jail, on probation or parole -- than were enslaved in 1850, a decade before the Civil War began.
*As of 2004, more African American men were disenfranchised (due to felon disenfranchisement laws) than in 1870, the year the Fifteenth Amendment was ratified, prohibiting laws that explicitly deny the right to vote on the basis of race.
* A black child born today is less likely to be raised by both parents than a black child born during slavery. The recent disintegration of the African American family is due in large part to the mass imprisonment of black fathers.
*If you take into account prisoners, a large majority of African American men in some urban areas have been labeled felons for life. (In the Chicago area, the figure is nearly 80%.) These men are part of a growing undercaste -- not class, caste -- permanently relegated, by law, to a second-class status. They can be denied the right to vote, automatically excluded from juries, and legally discriminated against in employment, housing, access to education, and public benefits, much as their grandparents and great-grandparents were during the Jim Crow era.
Excuses for the Lockdown
There is, of course, a colorblind explanation for all this: crime rates. Our prison population has exploded from about 300,000 to more than 2 million in a few short decades, it is said, because of rampant crime. We're told that the reason so many black and brown men find themselves behind bars and ushered into a permanent, second-class status is because they happen to be the bad guys.
The uncomfortable truth, however, is that crime rates do not explain the sudden and dramatic mass incarceration of African Americans during the past 30 years. Crime rates have fluctuated over the last few decades -- they are currently at historical lows -- but imprisonment rates have consistently soared. Quintupled, in fact. The main driver has been the War on Drugs. Drug offenses alone accounted for about two-thirds of the increase in the federal inmate population, and more than half of the increase in the state prison population between 1985 and 2000, the period of our prison system's most dramatic expansion.
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By Marilyn Dyck, staff writer
The fifth annual Prairie Grass Film Festival award ceremony saw a lot of "firsts" last Friday night in the BJ Haan auditorium.
The ceremony, hosted by Mark Volkers and Mark Verbruggen, featured a new high school category award, a live band, and hundreds of balloons that fell from the ceiling.
There were 25 films that were submitted this year, and at the beginning of the awards they showed a one minute video with clips from all the films entered.
All the contestants were required to make a comedy film that included the same line of dialogue in their scripts, which was "How many times have we done this?"
In addition to the "best of show" and "runner up" awards, they added a "best of show" award in a high school category.
The top two films in the high school category were shown with A Different Drum productions film winning "best of show" in the first high school category.
Next, the top four films in the college level were shown. Paper Route Productions took the runner up prize, though none of the members were there to take it.
Paragon Productions took the Best of Show in the college level, and the whole group was there to claim the check and the coveted "Dordty" award.
This group won once before and when asked if they had any advice for future film makers they all agreed that you have to have fun with it.
The award ceremony came to a close with hundreds of balloons falling down from the ceiling.


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What's it about? Simple. Sports, sports, sports, and, oh wait, sports! Get ur daily dose. Here's some quotes…
Perfection is not attainable,
but if we chase perfection we can catch excellence.
-Vince Lombardi
I remember the last season I played.
I went home after a ballgame one day,
lay down on my bed, and tears came to my eyes.
How can you explain that?
It's like crying for your mother after she's gone.
You cry because you love her.
I cried, I guess, because I loved baseball,
and I knew I had to leave it.
-Willie Mays
Do you know what my favorite part of the game is?
The opportunity to play.
-Mike Singletary


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Tattoo Bloggers *Help Wanted*
Wow! I'm not surprised at the responses we've gotten since I wrote the "This Is Not a Manifesto, It's Just My Opinion" blog a couple of weeks ago, but I am very energized! I think we struck a cord! Thanks to all the tattooers and friends who have stepped up and either submitted a blog post for us or have committed to in the future. We have quite a few new ones in the works already and we are contacted every day by tattooers with ideas! Keep it up and let us know if you'd like to be involved too. Your help and your voice is precisely what the tattoo community needs right now…
With your help more people than ever are being exposed to some of the best tattooers in the world while being educated and entertained. The masses are finally getting some exposure to more than just tattoo-tv personalities and into the wider range of professional tattooers, those who have been working for years to perfect their craft. It's about time!
So many tattooers and tattoo collectors have put their time and efforts into creating wonderful magazines, books and online content by doing it themselves. DIY, that's what TAM is all about…
Want to jump into the fray? TAM is looking for new talent to help us continue what has only just begun. We're currently looking for:
- Graphic designers
- Sales team members
- Blog/Social Media support personnel
- Tattoooer bloggers
Some positions pay, others don't and some free work might turn into paid positions. Click here for a full listing of positions and contact info:
Send TAM Blog submissions here:
5 responses
how bout photographers new im trying to get a huge brake 4 the luv of tattoo pict
August 1, 2011 at 5:31 PM
We only currently need people for the listed positions, good luck.
August 1, 2011 at 7:37 PM
An Oldschooled traditional tattoo master, with about 40 years in the lifestyle. Hope to educate today's fans on the principals of true tattoo life.
August 1, 2011 at 7:40 PM
I'm curious to learn what you mean by "true" tattoo life.
Click the link and email us your ideas.
August 2, 2011 at 7:11 AM
I am your girl for all 4 positions. I will be in touch early next week with proof.
August 3, 2011 at 6:04 PM
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How much would you pay to get inside Walt's Disneyland apartment?
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I don't know the answer, but we have a new candidate for that honor(?). Disneyland is offering its Annual Passholders the chance to buy admission to a special Candlelight Processional event.
For $2,500. (And if you didn't get the invitation email, apparently, you're not invited.)
Okay, it's not just to see the processional, which anyone with a Disneyland admission can stake out a place to watch. This ticket's actually a two-person package that includes (among other perks) reserved seating at the processional, a reception at the Grand Californian hotel, one night's stay at the Grand Californian and breakfast in the park the next morning, followed by a guided tour of the park with Disney Legends, such as Bob Gurr.
You'll even get the chance to visit inside Walt's Main Street apartment.
Outside Walt's apartment
I know more than a few Disney fans who would cough up the two grand just for the chance to get inside the apartment, so they might see the rest of the package as gravy. Clearly, this is one of those "special experiences" that Disney Parks chairman Tom Staggs talked about at D23 last summer.
But will people go for it? Would you?
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From Skipper Adam on November 15, 2011 at 11:36 AM
From Barbara Sims on November 15, 2011 at 11:54 AM
Most definitely! Who is the narrator this year?
From Mike Gallagher on November 15, 2011 at 1:31 PM
Um, no.
From Brandon Mendoza on November 15, 2011 at 4:16 PM
Nope. It doesn't mean much to me. I'll stick to the videos of it. $2500 is too much just to visit a place for a short time that doesn't really interest me.
From Cristian Alvarez on November 15, 2011 at 8:02 PM
If I had the disposible income I would
From Anon Mouse on November 16, 2011 at 8:10 AM
2 days for $2500. This is clearly Champagne and Caviar dreams, but it is clearly for the less rich since the rich will have opportunities to see it for free. Will Johnny Depp or James Cameron have to pay to see it? I don't think so.
From Joshua Counsil on November 16, 2011 at 9:04 AM
No. With $2500, you could take a week's vacation to pretty much anywhere in the world.
From Brian Emery on November 16, 2011 at 9:09 AM
I would pay $18.95 and not a penny more...
From Rod Whitenack on November 16, 2011 at 9:13 AM
I got to go inside Walt's secret appartment in the Epic Mickey Wii game. I'm good.
From Victoria Jurkowski on November 16, 2011 at 1:54 PM
I'm more interested in the guided tour of the park with Disney Legends. That plus the apartment would make it worth it for me if I had that kind of money laying around.
From 220.127.116.11 on November 17, 2011 at 8:11 AM
Was inside Walt's apartment for free when I was a cast member.
From Annette Hatch on November 18, 2011 at 3:54 PM
If I had tons of money...heck yeah! But alas I have champagne dreams on a beer budget.
From Marc Ricketts on November 18, 2011 at 11:33 PM
I'd pay for that Walk in Walt's Footsteps Tour for a peak inside, but not 2500.
From Gary Knackstedt on November 19, 2011 at 1:22 PM
I would pay an extra $25 to see the inside the apartment but on a retired school teacher's income, I think I will pass on this package.
From 22.214.171.124 on November 20, 2011 at 5:07 AM
Love disney world but cannot afford this pleasure.
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Part time gold trader Andy turns $1,600 into $1.4 million in 5 months this year!
Part Time Gold Trader Andy was able to turn $1,600 into $1.4 million in just 5 months this year. On April 29th, 2011, he had only $1,600 in his trading account. His gold trading system is fairly simple and is ideal for those people who have day jobs!
Part Time Gold Trader Andy was able to turn $1,600 into $1.4 million in just 5 months this year. Andy has been trading the gold and the silver market for the last three years. He has a day job as a civil engineer and lives in Vancouver, BC. When he comes back from his job, he trades in the night. His Part Time Gold Trader System uses both fundamental analysis and technical analysis. He uses fundamental analysis to predict the gold and silver prices then he uses technical analysis to decide the best time to make an entry and exit in the market.
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In this year, gold price broke the historical barrier of $1,900 per ounce in the end of August before it made a consolidation for a few weeks. Right now, gold prices are above $1,700 per ounce. Market analysts are predicting that gold price can reach as high as $2,500 per ounce next year. The fundamentals that are driving the gold prices higher and higher are strong. European debt crisis and the overprinting of the greenbacks by the Federal Reserve are one of the reasons for driving the gold prices higher.
This might be the best time to trade the gold market. It is being said the the commodity market is going to experience an unprecedented boom in the 21st century. So, it might be a good time to learn commodity trading. There are many ways to trade the commodities that includes the gold market. One method is to use a good forex signals service that also provides gold and silver trading signals. Another method is to use a gold expert advisor. You can also trade gold binary options and make a return of 171-181% in one hour.
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This product has been performing very well for my hair which had been damaged from curling iron usage. The more I use it this month, my hair has been smoother, silkier and healthier looking without being "greasey" or weighed down. The scent is nice and clean smelling as well. I found this to be much better than John Frieda "secret weapon anti- frizz creme.
Aside from it smelling really good this product is pretty averadge. I bought this and a garnier fructis product thats similar trying to find a replacement for my horribly reformulated suave sleek cream. It's pretty dense and although it tamed frizz it kinda weighed my hair down and didnt really work with my texture it fought to make it straight. The search continues....
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Since the 1990s, an unprecedented–but sometimes uneasy–alliance of activists and industry has tried to braid together business and humanitarianism under the label of "fair trade," a system of standards aimed at injecting ethical checks into the sprawling global trade structure. Today, fair-trade branded coffees, skincare products and designer chocolates are hot commodities. But beneath the label lie ideological tensions over what "fair" means.
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Lakeside High will be missing some key players for the football team's Purple & Gold game at 2 p.m. Saturday (today).
Two starters, linebacker Bradley Dennis and free safety William Langston, are still with Lakeside's baseball team. Quarterback Don Cox is running track. Meanwhile, offensive tackle John Twomey is doubtful with a knee injury.
Nevertheless, the game will go on for the DeKalb County school, which is trying to rebuild its tradition under coach Thomas Cox. Last year was Cox's first at Lakeside, and the Vikings posted a respectable 4-6 record — the most since the 2003 season. Yes, two of the wins were via forfeit, but Lakeside will take whatever it can get these days. Any minor measures of success may encourage other kids to play ball, too.
FAST FACT: The most famous football player in Lakeside history is Huey Richardson, who earned All-America honors at defensive end for Florida. He was the No. 15 pick overall in the first round of the 1991 NFL Draft by the Pittsburgh Steelers. His NFL career lasted only two seasons.
The bad news for Lakeside is that it played in Region 6-AAAA, arguably the Class AAAA's toughest region. And things won't get any easier for the Vikings, as they will remain in the region this year under realignment.
Lakeside can only control what it can do, and right now Cox is searching for someone who can tote the football. Quintarius Figures, Marc Kananda and Demetruis Hepburn are among the candidates.
The Vikings, which lost 9 starters to graduation (7 on offense) are excited about the promise of WR Eric Cloyd (6-foot-4, 215 lbs.) and OT/DE Miles Clark (6-3, 230).
Will the rest of the region be seeing the color purple next year?
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May 1st, 2010
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Region 6 should be fearing the blue & gold LET'S GO MAYS!!!!!
May 1st, 2010
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LAkeside sucks and will forever suck. Lets come down to chamblee and watch there spring game
May 1st, 2010
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im curious. i may have missed it but knowing the ajc probly not. are you guys going to cover the teams that matter? by that i mean region 1 and camden? and a few teams from atlanta.. for AAAAA of cource.. lets face it, the premier talent in AAAAA is way south of atl. 60% of the last decades 5A state champions were made up of camden and lowndes. lets get some coverage down here!
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2:45 pm
AJC is a metro Atlanta news paper, not a south Ga or middle Ga news paper. You have your new paper right!!!!!!!!!!
May 1st, 2010
2:59 pm
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i definetly get and respect that. thats why idc about the rest of the news only talking bout atl. but when you talk hs football in the state of ga, it seems absurd to not include the most consistent and best teams, year in and year out.
May 1st, 2010
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There is a brand new iPhone app called Athletic Recruiter that helps HS student athletes learn about the college recruiting process. It has key questions the student athletes should ask the college coach, admissions, legal issues, and even interviewing tips, and if they want recruiting help there is even a link for that.
May 1st, 2010
9:04 pm
Even me being from an inner city school don't see why some of the south ga schools don't get any love from ajc.
May 2nd, 2010
11:43 am
Camden County….Get a mall to shop at!! and Chamblee get a coach first because U guys will be sucking this year and get whooped by LAKESIDE…
May 2nd, 2010
8:14 pm
By the way that D-Fence scored over 36 points last year and will have 9 returning starters with some additional help. They lead the county with assist and turnovers and have two 2 returning starters whom ended their season as being in defensive top ten categories and had the number 4 defense in the county.
Quintarius Figures #7..invite from LSU and offer from Ga Southern and inquiries from 12 other D1 programs
Quentin Turner #60 offers from MSU and Ga. Southern, invites from LSU, Michigan and all region DE.
We are expecting for Defense to score at least 60 points this year….These boys have been training hard since the end of last season and had a physical spring game. Offense looks promising this year with talented receivers and nice running backs including Quintarius, Marc, and Demetruis
May 3rd, 2010
10:14 am
Mays Ride, you are correct region 6AAAA will be fearing the Blue and Gold of SWD!!!!!!!!
May 3rd, 2010
11:04 am
Mays will not be scaring no-one. They better be worried about being in a dog fight every Friday because yes region 6AAAA is tough and produce State Champions but from Dekalb county and not from Atlanta city shoutie!
May 3rd, 2010
11:08 am
This is clearlyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy Tucker region
May 3rd, 2010
11:22 am
Okay Steve…cant say too much to you guys but dont under estimate those Vikings this year and thats all I got to say. We play you guys last and those boys you all will be playing have been playing Tucker since they were 9th graders. Tucker was TUCKER four years ago but now I cant say that. We should had gave you a game last year but they were still kind of shooked from the last two battles but after the whooping they got from their parents and coaches these boys want revenge and are ready now!
May 4th, 2010
10:15 am
This will be a fun region to watch. The winner of this region could easily have 3 losses going into the State playoffs. Wow!!!! what a region. I am ready for some Football.
May 4th, 2010
12:12 pm
Sleep on Mays if you want its just gonna make itmthat much sweeter when we beat all those delkalb schools
May 4th, 2010
12:14 pm
Sleep on Mays if you want its just gonna make it that much sweeter when beat all those delkalb schools!!!!!!!
May 5th, 2010
10:25 am
Mays Ride, no one can afford to sleep in this region including your Raiders. I do think the top 4 teams in 6AAAA will be Marist, Tucker, SWD and Mays with the top seed going to either one of those teams.
August 9th, 2010
9:41 pm
August 21st, 2010
6:28 pm
Wow Im Ready We Goin ham This year this is goin to be the best season lakeside ever had