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Namaste! Welcome to New Delhi, the capital city of India and the start of your eye-opening adventure! Our trusty staff are waiting at the airport anticipating your arrival so once you have passed through customs you will find them waiting in the arrivals hall to transfer you to your hotel where you can relax for the rest of the day.
This morning our Welcome Meeting takes place. Here you will discuss with our operations manager your upcoming holiday. Afterwards you will explore both Old and New Delhi with a private guide. Highlights of the tour will be the impressive Red Fort, Jama Masjid - India's oldest and largest mosque, Raj Ghat - the site of Gandhi's cremation and much more. Tonight at 19:00 you will travel to Udaipur by sleeper train, a must-do experience for any visitor young or old! The friendly locals will be vying for a chat with you.
Your train will arrive at 11:00am to the start of a new day and the gathering hustle and bustle. Our rep will be waiting for you, but make sure you take a moment to try some chai, hot tea from one of the vendors, before transfer to your hotel. Afternoon at your leisure to explore the ancient alley ways full of historic buildings.
Enjoy a morning tour of the city highlights including Jaisalmer Fort, Salim Singh-ki-Haveli built in 1815. In the afternoon we go to a small village here you go by camel back into the mighty Thar desert for a night camping at a permanent camp site. Enjoy the evening under a blanket of stars and great local foods will be served to you.
We collect bags back in the town then an interesting drive through increasingly varied scenery takes us to Jodhpur, a town at the edge of the mighty Thar Desert. Dominated by Meherangarh Fort which sits majestically atop a hill, Jodhpur is known as the Blue City. This is because of the coloured houses in the old town, painted indigo. We'll enjoy some touring in this colourful Rajasthani city, taking in the mighty fort and bazaars of the old city which are gathered around the city's tall clock tower.
Heading toward Udaipur we break journey in Narlai for your one night stay at the 17th century fortress. Today you can enjoy various optional activities like Horse back riding, Trekking and more payable for any activity directly to the hotel.
Continue onto Udaipur today. En route the driver will stop to let you at leisure visit the amazing Jain temples of Ranakpur. When ready continue onto Udaipur. After check in some leisure time to relax.
This morning enjoy touring the imposing City Palace, a vision in soft yellow stone on the northeast promontory with breathtaking views of the lake. We then take you to visit Jagdish Temple and Sahelion ki bari. This evening we drive half hour to the Monsoon Palace to witness sunset and experience the magic atmosphere at twilight.
Free day to explore. This evening transfer to the station for the sleeper to train to Agra.
Arriving into Agra this morning we will collect you for transfer to your hotel. we Afternoon visit to Agra fort, which boasts some of India's finest Mughal buildings behind it's fortified walls. During its history it has been a palace, a fort and a prison! An this evening enjoy a sunset guided tour of the Taj Mahal and there will be plenty of time to explore on your own.
This morning we make our way back to Delhi where you can grab a late lunch before you catch the express train to Amritsar. Arriving in the late PM we will transfer you to your hotel.
This morning enjoy a sightseeing tour of the historic Amritsar, including the Golden Temple and Jallianwala Bagh. Amritsar's main attraction - the beautiful Golden Temple, is made of white marble, bronze and gold leaf. The lower half of the Golden Temple is covered with marble and the upper with copper, overlaid with pure gold leaf, thus the name "The Golden Temple". Later we go to the only border crossing between India and Pakistan. Visiting Wagah is an interesting experience especially at sunset when the 'Retreat' ceremony takes place with the BSF on the Indian Side of the Border.
Today we drive from the hot plains of India into the HImalayas. This is not as daunting as it sounds as in India driving offers a fascinating window onto another world so sit back, relax and enjoy the journey, soaking in the amazing sights and sounds as you make your way into the snow capped peaks. Arrival in Dharamsala and check into your hotel. (5 hours drive)
Enjoy a free day to explore I highly recommend you go to walking on one of the many trails in the surrounding mountains to see the amazing snow capped vistas.
Enjoy a free day to explore I highly recommend you go to walking on one of the many trails in the surrounding mountains to see the amazing snow capped vistas.
Again we take to the road and drive to Shimla sit back and enjoy the road trip and take in the stunning scenery. (7 hours drive)
Enjoy a free day to explore I highly recommend you go to walking on one of the many trails in the surrounding mountains to see the amazing snow capped vistas.
We ride along UNESCO's world heritage listed narrow gauge railway to Kalka, meandering our way through the Himalayan foothills. Fortunately, there's no derailments and precarious car chases this time! And it's back to Delhi on one of India's more modern express trains.
Bid farewell to the land of Maharajas – it's time to be transferred to the international airport for our flight back home.
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There are many things to love about the PS3 exclusive LittleBigPlanet.
For one thing, it's a challenging game that makes you think. It's also mind-bendingly creative, and taps into that part of our brain that loves to accessorize, customize, and create. (If you don't think you like accessorizing, just give the game a whirl. You'll find yourself tricking out your Sackboy and delighting over every new costume you find.)
But most of all, it's the sort of game that appeals to kids – including the kid buried in most grown-up gamers, like yours truly.
"LittleBigPlanet is about appealing to our inner child, reinvigorating that creative spirit," writes Mark Serrels at Kotaku. "It's about abandoning our normal rules of what makes sense and letting our imaginations take control."
The nostalgia factor is already in high-gear for me whenever I play LittleBigPlanet. When I was in fourth and fifth grade I lived in Vancouver, B.C. on the university campus. This was a very international time in my life. One of my closest friends was a Japanese boy who spoke about as much English as I spoke Japanese. Which is to say, none. Of course, children hardly need to speak the same language in order to play with one another, and we managed just fine. Video games helped.
He had a bunch of games I'd never heard of before that, for all I know now, may have only ever been released in Japan. And they were all in Japanese, of course, which made following the story a bit treacherous. This was particularly the case when playing RPGs with lots of dialogue and choices. But I managed.
Something about LittleBigPlanet reminds me of that time in my life.
Another game I played copious hours of back in the proverbial day was Mario Kart. Though the franchise did wear thin after a few too many iterations and never quite innovated itself out of the hole, the first couple of Mario Kart games were truly great. Or at least truly addicting and fun.
I've no doubt that the fun of those older Mario Kart games will be alive and well in LittleBigPlanet Karting.
"I think Kart racers appeal to the kid in everyone," William Ho, Design Director at United Front Games, recently told reporters. "There's a universality to driving around in a go kart in fantastic places – and there's a universality to the materials inLittleBigPlanet.
"Who, when they were a little kid, didn't play with construction paper, cardboard, felt and cloth – cutting it, piecing it together. Sticking things together, acting out scenarios – that's LittleBigPlanet. To have that in a modern game taps into all those base memories and those base instincts, those notions of imaginations without boundaries. We didn't care when we were little kids; we weren't self conscious back then…"
"With LittleBigPlanet and LittleBigPlanet Karting, maybe we should be able to express ourselves like we did as children," continued William. "It should feel like revisiting that childhood."
In a sense, this is what all games – even really dark and violent games – do for us.
Outside of sports, how often do you play with your friends? You "hang out" or go "grab a beer" or see a movie or whatever, but you don't "play" any more unless you're shooting people in Call of Duty XXVII or teaming up in World of Warcraft or dying again and again and again in Dark Souls.
These days, one of my goals in life is to play as much as possible. I don't mean just video games. I want to play all sorts of thing. Guitar, games with kids, board games. All of it.
Life can be overwhelming, and I can be overwhelmingly serious far too often. It's hard not to be: bills to pay, choices to make. The burden of responsibility and decision-making can weigh heavily on anyone, and this only grows as you grow older. Play is an important part of life, and one too-often discouraged as we take on our various grown-up roles.
For children, play teaches many important lessons. It allows kids to open their minds to lots of possibilities, and helps them overcome obstacles. Video games can help kids learn how to stick with a task, and try over and over until the obstacles are overcome. In both kids and grown-ups, play allows us to explore the external and internal world. Play helps our imagination grow and expand, and helps foster a deeper sense of empathy.
This is one benefit, I think, of the rise of video games as a serious entertainment option not just for kids, but for adults as well. Gamers are still widely viewed as teenagers and kids, but these days the average age of a gamer is actually 37. Remarkably, I fall well below that average (I'm 30, for a little while longer…)
Here are the numbers the Entertainment Software Association provides:
- The average gamer is 37 years old and has been playing for 12 years. Eighty-two percent of gamers are 18 years of age or older.
- Forty-two percent of all players are women and women over 18 years of age are one of the industry's fastest growing demographics.
- Today, adult women represent a greater portion of the game-playing population (37 percent) than boys age 17 or younger (13 percent).
- Twenty-nine percent of game players are over the age of 50, an increase from nine percent in 1999. This figure is sure to rise in coming years with nursing homes and senior centers across the nation now incorporating video games into their activities.
- Sixty-five percent of gamers play games with other gamers in person.
- Fifty-five percent of gamers play games on their phones or handheld device.
- Ninety-one percent of the time parents are present at the time games are purchased or rented. Ninety-eight percent of parents are confident in the accuracy of the Entertainment Software Rating Board ratings. Seventy-five percent of parents believe that the parental controls available in all new video game consoles are useful.
- Parents also see several benefits of entertainment software. Sixty-eight percent of parents believe that game play provides mental stimulation or education, 57 percent believe games encourage their family to spend to time together, and 54 percent believe that game play helps their children connect with their friends.
One reason I remain fairly sanguine about the rise of more mainstream or casual games is that I'm a gaming evangelist: the more gamers the better. Sure, there can be too much of a good thing. Some people take gaming too far.
But overall, I think (and I hope) the benefits of more gamers and more time spent playing far outweigh the bad.
LittleBigPlanet Karting looks fun, from what little I've seen so far, and if it's anything like the original LittleBigPlanet I imagine I'll spend many hours with it, racing and crafting my own courses and getting frustrated because, almost without a doubt, I will lose more often than I win.
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Heat Vision Blog are reporting that Viggo Mortensen is at the top of the list to play villain General Zod in Zack Snyder's Superman: Man of Steel.
Brit actor Henry Cavill was cast as Supes several weeks ago, but there have been no more official casting announcements since then.
Now, according to Heat Vision's sources, Mortensen is the top choice of Snyder and producer (and project godfather) Christopher Nolan.
Mortensen's involvement will depend on his availability, as he is near to closing a deal to appear in Snow White and the Huntsman.
Apparently talks with the actor haven't officially commenced, but he is dubbed a "person of interest", who is being talked about seriously.
Kevin Costner is in a similar position, being the favourite to take on the role of Pa Kent.
There are still three major female parts left to cast; this has been the source of much rumour, but no official announcement has been made yet.
It's hard to argue with the thought of Mortensen as Zod though, as he's got the gravitas and physical presence to be a real threat to Superman.
With shooting imminent, we're sure to hear some more official casting news soon… we hope.
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'Transmedia And Fan Interaction In South Korea's Entertainment Industry'
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"I have been struggling to think of what to say, so I stopped thinking. I was convinced I didn't know who I wanted to be. Then I realized, the answer was all around me…"
surprising i know
There are entire communities and social groups and experiences, stories, memories, etc in "white" countries without any white people too.
I long time ago I wrote a high school drama type of serial story about a social group that was mostly East Asian characters and one white character. I based it on my own HS experiences and people I knew. A lot of people liked it. But I showed it to a white friend of mine online, and she said she didn't like it. I asked why, and she said it was "unrealistic" and racist. I asked why it was racist, and she said because most of the characters were Asian, there was only one white character and he was a side character, and she couldn't associate with any of the mains because they weren't white. My response was "turn on the television, welcome to my life."
She said that was different though. That's "realistic" and everybody can understand those characters. Even though my story wasn't really any different except it was Asian people having teen drama, it was "unrealistic" because we all know social groups of Asian people don't exist, and it's racist because when you have mostly non-white people in a story, then it's weird and strange, and white people are the "every person" who everybody can associate with, but non-white people are niche.


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Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho has paid tribute to Belgium midfielder Eden Hazard, ESPN has reported.
The Portuguese has said that his side are packed with fighters but it is Hazard who he and the supporters look to as the team's creative inspiration. "I understand this beauty and these magic moments he [Hazard] brings to the game are what the fans enjoy the most," Mourinho said.
"Obviously the fans enjoy and respect people like Gary Cahill, Cesar Azpilicueta, John Terry - people that are so stable during the season and do an incredible job for the team - but people like Eden bring the magic and win matches in one action," he continued. "They have the flair and the artist's touch of the football."
Chelsea finished the season in third place, four points behind title winners Manchester City. Hazard, on a personal level, claimed 17 goals in 49 games in his second season at Stamford Bridge - his first delivered 13 goals in 62 appearances. He has also helped Belgium to the knockout rounds of the World Cup.
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Lady Cthulia is 95% done! Which is rather fortunate as my sister (who's having the Peanut I'm giving her to) went into labor last night! EEEK! So all I have left to do is whip up one more wing and sew them on and she's ready to go… I'm really quite proud of this little project. I've already promised to make 2 more! (one for my daughter and one for a friend)
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The Food and Drug Administration says it will begin regulating laboratory-developed tests, a growing class of medical diagnostics that have never before been subject to federal oversight.
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Unexplained rash? Check your iPad. It turns out the popular tablet computer may contain nickel, one of the most common allergy-inducing metals. Recent reports in medical journals detail nickel allergies from a variety of personal electronic devices, including laptops and cellphones.
Muscle-powered Bio-bots Walk on CommandJuly 2, 2014 10:00 am | News | Comments
A new generation of miniature biological robots is flexing its muscle. Engineers have developed a class of walking "bio-bots" powered by muscle cells and controlled with electrical pulses, giving researchers unprecedented command over their function.
Heart-shocking 'Shirt' Could Save LivesJune 3, 2014 1:46 pm | News | Comments
Biomedical engineering students have designed a lightweight, easy-to-conceal shirt-like garment to deliver life-saving shocks to patients experiencing serious heart problems. The students say their design improves upon a wearable defibrillator system that is already in use.
Engineer Invents Safe Way to Transfer Energy to Medical Chips in the BodyMay 20, 2014 12:23 pm | Videos | Comments
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Bulletproof Nuclei? Stem Cells Exhibit Unusual AbsorptionApril 21, 2014 12:39 pm | News | Comments
Stem cells demonstrate a bizarre property never before seen at a cellular level, according to a new study. The property– known as auxeticity– is one which may have application as wide-ranging as soundproofing, super-absorbent sponges and bulletproof vests.
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'Icy' Technique Improves Robotic Kidney TransplantsJanuary 22, 2014 8:30 am | News | Comments
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Thermo Fisher Scientific announced that it has signed an agreement to sell its cell culture (sera and media), gene modulation and magnetic beads businesses to GE Healthcare, a unit of General Electric Company, for approximately $1.06 billion.
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ImmunoChemistry Technologies (ICT) has changed ownership and is now majority women-owned. The company will continue to develop new products to help researchers discover new treatments and drugs for cancer and other diseases affecting both animals and humans.
New Technology Can X-ray Soft Tissue in DetailDecember 4, 2013 12:39 pm | News | Comments
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The Classics are coming
100 days away from the 100th edition of Liège-Bastogne-Liège ASO have published details of the route.
What's new? The Côte de La Vecquée is back on the route after a few years absence and the classic finish via the La Roche-aux-Faucons and the Côte de St. Nicolas is back again after roadworks forced a late change last year. There will be a €5,000 prize in Bastogne at the 100km point, enough to animate the morning breakaway even more than usual.
The total distance is 263km and there's always enough climbing to match an Alpine stage of the Tour de France. The climbs come late in the race making this one of the hardest efforts on the calendar.
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Starting a Business in the U.S. as a Foreign National
By NicoleD
Published: June 8, 2009 Updated: February 28, 2014
Breaking into the U.S. market can be a rewarding venture for many foreign businesses. Because U.S. citizenship and residency are not required, foreign nationals are able to start or expand on U.S. soil without experiencing much more red-tape than an American-born business owner would.
Steps to Starting Up a Foreign Business in the U.S.:
- Foreign business entities are incorporated at the state level in the U.S. The process will vary from state-to-state, but generally involves two steps: applying to register in that particular state, and establishing a registered agent with a valid address in that state (no PO Box numbers). A registered agent can be either the business owner or another person who is authorized to receive legal papers on behalf of the business, such as an attorney or secretary.
- The rest of the steps to starting up are similar to those that an American citizen would take. The breakdown of 10 Steps to Starting a Business includes information on naming your business, requirement licenses and permits, and tax matters.
- Establishing an online retail presence in the U.S. is a popular choice for many foreign business owners. You can read more about general resources for online businesses, including privacy and advertising regulations here, along with specific information on international sales.
Importing Goods into the U.S.:
- The Department of Commerce's Trade Information Center provides information and web links to importation procedures.
- Working with a licensed customs broker could be a valuable asset to your import plan. A customs broker prepares all the documentation required for importing goods. To learn about laws and regulations applying to custom brokers, including licensing requirements and importing procedures, visit the Transportation and Logistics Guide.
- Many imported and exported products are regulated by federal agencies and may require specific licenses and permits. Check here to see if you need to obtain additional paperwork.
U.S. Tax information for Foreign Businesses:
- The U.S. tax code can be confusing even to life-long citizens. Violation of any tax—sales, payroll, income, etc.—can incur fees and penalties. The IRS offers a guide specifically on International Business, but if you are still left with more questions, it is always safe to check with a qualified attorney or accountant.
- U.S. citizens will likely need an Employment Identification Number to start up, a process that requires their social security number (SSN). In the case of foreign businesses, an Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN) will suffice. The IRS issues these 9-digit tax processing numbers to individuals who are required to pay US taxes but who are ineligible for a SSN, including resident and non-resident aliens and foreign nationals.
- You may be required to file IRS Form 5472, which applies to US corporations with at least one foreign owner who owns 25% of shares, to account for the nature of monetary transactions.
- There are also special tax credits and incentives available to businesses, including foreign tax treaties. The IRS offers a tax treaty overview and resources here.
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Alejandro GP | 10/14/2014 - 12:23 pm
Good Day everyone. I have a few questions… Maybe someone can help me. Thanks in advance. We have a flower production company in Colombia, and our next project is to expand our company into the US. We want to open a company or corporation that handles our marketing and sales. I have been reading about it and one of the requirements is to establish a registered agent with a valid address. How can we do that? Are there companies that do that? What other steps do we need to proceed? We are holders of US. Business and Pleasure Visas. How much will it cost to open a company like this? Thanks.
TonyFS | 10/5/2014 - 4:15 am
Hi everybody, I have a simple question We, as a family, have an interest in moving to Florida and establish and Beauty Business and would like to know how to do that. Florida has been chosen from our side mainly because we are all fluently in English, Spanish and between us we manage Danish, German and Russian all on business level. Strategically we believe that our son, with English and Spanish, would be able to incorporate fast at school and we thinking of doing business as usual would be able to communicate with a vary of clients. But how do we continue from here? Antonio
jsnnwll | 9/30/2014 - 7:07 pm
I currently reside in Canada working in the United States under a TN Visa. I am interested in setting up a small chemcial manufacturing company and continue to work at my current employer in the US as I need my current pay to fund the new company. The Small Business that I would start up would only employ a few people in the first couple of years with hopes to increase to 40 people within a few years. I would also need to preform the work at the new company until it takes off. Can I hold two visa at the same time. What other steps should I take.
Katherine Tsakonas | 9/29/2014 - 7:54 am
What do I need to acquire to open a fashion retail store in LA as a foreigner?
Shilpi | 9/15/2014 - 1:34 pm
My brother is having a coloured stone slabs art and craft business. He has many clints in USA.My question is, whether he eligible to open a Warehouse here in USA with a B1 visa? Also, I'm residing in US on a F2 visa, Can I help him in his business.We are also looking for Business Attorneys in the matter. Thanks in advance.
firstname.lastname@example.com | 9/12/2014 - 2:56 pm
Hi, I am H1-B visa holder currently in USA. One of my friend in India wants to start a business in USA and I want to be a partner in it. However, I don't want to leave my job. Is it possible that I work here on H1B visa with my current company and be a partner in the new business. Appreciate your help.
hassan issa | 8/2/2014 - 3:44 pm
Dear sir Kindly inform us by all details/fees to issue a commercial company in USA Mainly working in furniture domain Would like to present myself as a furniture producer in egypt And we would like to expand our business in USA Kindly inform us by all procedure steps and þhe duration of each steps We recommend to start this business in florida unless you have another point of view Awaiting for your kind reply Name : hassan issa E.mail : firstname.lastname@example.com Cell : +201223321145
AlexPM | 7/21/2014 - 5:55 pm
Good afternoon. I come from Brazil an I'm living in the USA since the beginning of this year. I have a project to start a business to produce for bread without gluten. I want to open a fisical company here. Currently my visa status is L2, I already have my SSC - Social Security and permission to work. Along with me, should participate in the Social Contract this company a partner who lives in Brazil. May He Need ITIN? Maybe He could apply for any specific visa etc ....?
wgranja | 6/4/2014 - 9:22 am
Hi, I'm a foreigner graduated in International Relations and former exchange student in Monroe/NC from Brazil. I am planning to open an online service business to host databases for some of my brazilian costumers in US. As a foreigner what should I do first in this case since my business does not require a fisical address to function?
mbrandao | 7/21/2014 - 6:54 pm
Boa noite Vi a sua mensagem Sou Brasileiro ja nos EUA ha mais de 25 anos e em negocios ha mais de 15. Se ainda estiver precisando de ajuda e so falar Abs e boa sorte Marcos


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Been using it for years. Rick Payne is the one who should be on Nanog with
the most 'internal' experience, but from a user perspective it works well. I
run a number of networks for my own company and other clients with this on
Ethernet and some E1 lines - all on OpenBSD. Fine with some issues - but
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Features currently going in include peer-group support - finally.
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President Obama met privately with Senate Republicans for well over an hour in the Capitol on Tuesday, a rare presidential get-together with the lawmakers who have impeded much of his agenda during the past two years.
Leaving after the luncheon session in the L.B.J. room off the Senate floor, the president told reporters that he and the Republicans had engaged in a "good, frank discussion on a whole range of issues." One Republican attendee described the interaction as a "very tough exchange."
The president was trying to round up some Republican support on a crush of issues that Congress is contending with as it prepares to leave for a Memorial Day break, including a measure paying for combat operations in Iraq and Afghanistan and a major package of tax breaks for businesses and extended benefits for the unemployed.
The efforts to stop the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico were also discussed, Republican officials said, as was illegal immigration. Mr. Obama had been encouraged by Senate Democrats to push that issue with Republicans in the hope of winning some allies to move ahead with legislation later this year.
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They particularly liked the way the diamonds were shaken out of their settings and erupted from the mixer bowl (having scratched it to perdition) in a glittering shotgun blast, which also scoured the tops off the basil plants on the windowsill. Perhaps they thought it showed extraordinary imagination, but I had the cleaner examining every last speck of dust from the hoover for two months afterwards.
Naturally, the pressure of work meant that the Lawyer was late coming to the presentation, and one judge actually asked me whether the divorce had come through yet.
Subjudice came second, and duly tripped up the winner as he went to collect his cheque and fountain pen, smirking in the knowledge that stories about children finding hope in war-torn cities in hot countries win every time. "If I'd known they wanted stories about violence I would have had Daddy battering you over the head," hissed Subjudice disconcertingly, as we watched the boy go flying.
The whole thing has prompted the Lawyer to dust off his own never-finished novel, although the plot has been rather superseded by events: if he'd done it years ago, the story of a conspiracy hatched by bitter, overcharged clients to bring down the legal profession by sending deadly diseases through the post would have looked prescient. But now…
"I still like the bitter, overcharged clients conspiring to bring us down, though," he said. "I'm not sure how they'd do it. We're like cockroaches, really: the last thing alive after the bomb drops."
"Perhaps they could do it by simply banding together and refusing to pay such astronomical fees," suggested Deminimus, a thought which gave his father palpitations.
"Don't even whisper that outside these walls," he commanded. He started asking around the office for inspiration, and it turned out nearly everyone had the beginnings of a John Grisham novel stored on the hard disk: his assistants were planning a blood-spattered epic, describing how a lateral hire went beserk when he realised he'd been short-changed on holiday entitlement; Julie from pensions was preparing a tragic romance in which the love of two pension lawyers is blighted by annuity shortfalls and the removal of the final salary scheme; over in insurance, Robert was concocting a doomsday scenario based on a world where no one could get cover for anything and people had to walk everywhere in soft, padded suits; and the big surprise was that the managing partner's secretary had already sold her daring lesbian boardroom novel, about how a managing partner's secretary, asked to buy a present for the boss's wife once too often, ends up taking over the firm and setting up home with the wife.
"But when do you find time to do all this?" the Lawyer asked his assistants. "Aren't you doing any work?" He'd written all of his novel at home, and now had that itchy, unhappy feeling all good lawyers get when they've had to do something for free. "I bet they haven't got time for this sort of thing in corporate," he told them.
"No, corporate's writing a television screenplay," his assistants replied.
Apparently, it is about corporate lawyers who worry about what sort of lawyers they are and whether it's all about People or Law; although what it's really about is everybody getting off with everybody else. But of course, no one would ever buy that - would they?


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Kilauea's Halemaʻumaʻu Crater
Halema'uma'u Crater is the center of activity at Hawaii's Kilauea Volcano. From 1820—when visiting scientists began recording their observations—until 1924, Halema'uma'u and much of Kilauea Caldera was usually filled with a lava lake. In 1924, lava drained suddenly, vaporizing groundwater deep beneath the caldera. A series of violent steam explosions followed, sculpting Halema'uma'u into its current shape. For the rest of the 20th Century, Halema'uma'u occasionally filled with lava, but quickly drained again. Most of the time the crater floor was solid. The pattern ended in March 2008, when a new pit formed along the eastern edge of Halema'uma'u; deep within the new pit crater was a lava lake. Since the pit crater formed, it has slowly expanded and is now about 160 meters (520 ft) across. The level of the lava fluctuates as magma moves from beneath the summit to the ongoing eruption in Kilauea's East Rift Zone. This U.S. Geological Survey photograph of the lava lake was taken from the rim of Halemaʻumaʻu Crater on February 1, 2014. The level had dropped slightly from the previous day, leaving a black veneer of lava on the crater walls just above the surface of the lava and easily visible in this photograph.
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The bye week is officially over 49er fans as the team returns to the practice field tomorrow! The 49ers fresh off a blazing 5-1 start that seen the team win in all kinds of ways. The blowout vs. Tampa Bay, the unlikely road comeback after a 20 point deficit to the Eagles and of course the big win vs. the Lions that led to "Shake gate".
The bye week couldn't have come at a better time for the 49ers after just completing a rigorous yet wildly successful east coast road trip. After the bye week 49er fans may just get to see something we all have yet to see this season. A fully healthy team on the field with plenty of time to rest and heal up.
Wide Receiver Braylon Edwards will return to the field tomorrow and re-join his teammates after missing the last several weeks with a leg injury that required minor surgery. Edwards has been running routes and working on his own in conditioning drills the last couple of weeks, those workouts intensified last week when the 49ers held a mini practice for players who saw less than 15 snaps in the Detroit game in which Braylon was a part of. Coach Jim Harbaugh had this to say about Edwards:
"Good. I got a chance to watch him workout last week, and anticipate seeing him out there tomorrow in practice. Hoping for good things."
Harbaugh also mentioned that injured fullback Moran Norris may return to practice Tuesday. Although I see that as a possible downgrade for the team if he comes back and plays over rookie Bruce Miller. Harbaugh stated that he will play the player that gives them the best chance on Sunday. If Jim's watching the same games I have this season, that guy is Miller all the way.
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The 49ers also expect outside linebacker Parys Haralson to practice tomorrow and lineman Mike Iupati should be better from his ailing neck that has yet to keep him out of game but has bothered him enough to miss a few practices this season.
The Cornerback position will get a boost as 2nd year veteran Tramaine Brock will have his cast removed either Wednesday or Thursday this week. Brock's agent has indicated that his client is aiming to return within the next 2 weeks. Rookie CB Chris Culliver has played extremely well since taking over for Brock as the teams #3 CB, especially against Detroit where he found himself 1 on 1 with Calvin "Megatron" Johnson and held his own against the superstar. Harbaugh also said the CB position will be determined like the FB position and the best player will play. Veteran Shawntae Spencer's name wasn't mentioned in the competition, another indication his time with team is running out.
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College Women's Basketball: Riverland too much for RCTC Guy N. Limbeck Post-Bulletin Company, LLC
ROCHESTER — When Riverland Community College gets a solid inside-outside scoring balance, it can be tough to beat in women's basketball.
The Lady Blue Devils had a perfect scoring mix on Saturday in a 70-51 win over Rochester Community and Technical College in MCAC Southern Division play.
Guard Victoria Larson led Riverland with a game-high 25 points while center Rebekah Aase chipped in with 16.
"We like to work it inside and out and today Victoria was hitting a lot of threes," Aase said.
Larson made all seven of Riverland's 3-pointers. The freshman from Bangor, Wis., was 7-for-11 from 3-point range.
"We needed Vic to hit from behind the arc," Riverland coach Suzy Hebrink said. "We haven't been hitting a lot of threes lately."
"She's a quick enough shooter where she's going to put it up," RCTC coach Steve Hucke said of Larson.
The Lady Blue Devils often have a strong inside game. Aase, Morgan Lindenfelser and backup Nicole Swanson of Spring Valley give the team a strong presence in the paint.
"We usually have a little size (advantage) on a lot of teams we play," Aase said. "So that's nice."
Riverland indeed was able to control the inside and boards against RCTC. The Lady Blue Devils dominated the boards 57-37 and blocked 10 shots. Aase had 15 rebounds and five blocks while Swanson had seven rebounds and blocked four shots.
"They have nice big players," Hucke said. "But you just have to keep going. You can't worry about blocked shots."
"We wanted to keep them out of there (the paint)," Hebrink said. "And that was kind of a point of emphasis, we wanted to have more offensive rebounds."
Riverland had 21 offensive rebounds and had 15 second-chance points to just six for RCTC.
Lindenfelser chipped with 11 points for Riverland.
"To get three people in double figures is where we need to be," Hebrink said.
Caite Vosejpka led RCTC with 16 points while Chanda Reideman added 13.
The Lady Blue Devils led 38-26 at the half and RCTC never got closer than 12 over the final 20 minutes. Larson made sure of that as she hit a trio of 3-pointers in a four-minute stretch, including one that turned into a four-point play after she was fouled.
The win snapped a five-game losing streak for Riverland.
"It was a good win, we hadn't won in awhile," Aase said. "It was a good team effort."
Riverland, which had not beaten RCTC since the 2004-05 season, swept the Yellowjackets this year. RCTC has struggled as it lost its 12th straight. The Yellowjackets (3-18, 0-7 Southern Division) have not won since Dec. 8.
The Lady Blue Devils improve to 13-10, 2-6 in the Southern Division. Riverland hosts Ridgewater on Wednesday at 6 p.m.
Skylar Anderson 6, Jazmin Wilson 4, Rebekah Aase 16, Victoria Larson 25, Morgan Lindenfelser 11, Sophia Hebrink 0, Brittany Zuniga 6, Nicole Swanson 2.
Tayla Begnaud 2, Bobbi Jo Schuttemeier 5, Jenna Cielocha 7, Chanda Reideman 13, Brooke Anderson 0, Caite Vosejpka 16, Kelsey Cary 0, Jordan Nelson 0, Laura Fierro 8.
Halftime: RIV 38, RCTC 26.
Free throws: RIV 13-18, RCTC 12-17. Field goals: RIV 25-65, RCTC 18-66. Rebounds: RIV 57 (Aase 15, Swanson 7, Larson 6, Lindenfelser 6), RCTC 37 (Fierro 6, Reideman 5, Schuttemeier 4). Assists: RIV 11 (Larson 4, Aase 3, Lindenfelser 3), RCTC 10 (Vosejpka 3, Cielocha 3).
Three-point goals: RIV 7-16 (Larson 7), RCTC 3-14 (Vosejpka 3).
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Joe's Pizza. This place is famous. It's been open for decades, and has a lengthy list of celebrity clients, so I made it my one piece of "real" New York pizza. I passed by it shortly after cupcake #2, and organized the rest of the day so that I'd be hungry on my way by again later in the afternoon. It was perfect. And even though I say this as someone who loves all pizza and rarely eats it (low standards?), it was big and super thin with just enough crisp to fold perfectly, and an ideal sauce/cheese ratio without too much of either.
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These side-by-side interviews, with a hate crime victim who was shot in the face and the death row inmate who shot him, are simply breathtaking.
Ten days after the attacks of September 11, in Texas, Mark Anthony Stroman shot three people, killing two of them. The third, a man named Rais Bhuiyan, survived, but with grave injuries. Now, Stroman is on death row and his execution is just weeks away, and Bhuiyan is working to secure his reprieve from the death penalty.
The New York Times interviewed Bhuiyan by phone, and Stroman by letter. The result is some of the most heart-wrenching description of violence and forgiveness I've ever come across.
When asked why he is trying to save the life of a man who tried to end his, Bhuiyan told the Times:
I was raised very well by my parents and teachers. They raised me with good morals and strong faith. They taught me to put yourself in others' shoes. Even if they hurt you, don't take revenge. Forgive them. Move on. It will bring something good to you and them. My Islamic faith teaches me this too. He said he did this as an act of war and a lot of Americans wanted to do it but he had the courage to do it — to shoot Muslims. After it happened I was just simply struggling to survive in this country. I decided that forgiveness was not enough. That what he did was out of ignorance. I decided I had to do something to save this person's life. That killing someone in Dallas is not an answer for what happened on Sept. 11.
And, when asked about Bhuiyan's efforts to stop his execution, Stroman wrote,
Yes, Mr Rais Bhuiyan, what an inspiring soul…for him to come forward after what ive done speaks Volume's…and has really Touched My heart and the heart of Many others World Wide…Especially since for the last 10 years all we have heard about is How Evil the Islamic faith Can be…its proof that all are Not bad nor Evil.
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In October of 2009 Elizabeth was brutally murdered by Alyssa. But why? And did she even do it? Many things are about to be explored and questioned in My Name is A by Anonymous.
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... Celia Yu Ten children dressed as rabbits joined two internationally known graffiti artists yesterday, spraying brightly coloured paint around a Kwun Tong shopping mall. But no one objected ... to turn a graffiti wall into a mural with an Easter theme. Six-year-old Michelle Kwan painted an Easter egg and a small flower on the wall. She said she had never drawn graffiti before. ...http://www.scmp.com/article/544467/bunees-egged-graffiti-artists
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... Six Keyz has evolved [rapidly],' says Drift. The result of their efforts can be seen in today's exhibition, titled Burn, by New York graffiti artists Pen1 and Drift. The men decline to reveal their real name or identities because of the sometimes subversive and illegal nature of their work (public graffiti is still forbidden by law in Hong Kong). 'It's also nice ...http://www.scmp.com/article/574807/writings-wall-graffiti-artists-own-warehouse-space
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Come on a foodie safari with us to Sanaa in Disney's Animal Kingdom Lodge! This under-the-radar restaurant is getting more and more recognition as it continues to deliver innovative, delicious, and even healthy! food. Enjoy this visit and join us tomorrow for some great Sanaa wine recommendations!
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It's nearly summer and the weather is finally cooperating with us – mostly sunny, not too hot too soon, brisk but not cold. Full of allergens. Weather that I can still stand to be outside in before the hideous heat and humidity of summer come in to try and destroy me. It's a perfect time to be out, about and doing interesting things.
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These are Caucasian, female rappers that fit into a simple mold–while fighting not to: they have tattoos, they're out of LA, they act "slow" (i.e. on…
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Moves is moving offices, I was on a mad-dash vacation through three countries, and our Spring Issue is set to be hot off the press by the end of the month.
NYC Happenings
Ever so slowly the weather gets a move on – but slowly is not nearly close to consistently. It's in the 50s, it's in the 40s, NO WAIT IT'S GONNA SNOW FLURRY, oh, oops just raining but still stupidly cold. Can we just have a little bit of spring? It's warmer in SWEDEN than it is in NYC!
And speaking of Sweden, that's where I'm off to. Sweden, Denmark, and Germany actually. It's gonna be a lot of…
NYC Happenings
So it's sort of spring? Maybe? Sort of kind of possibly? It's not… freezing. Ish. Sometimes.
At least it's sunnier than it has been?
But weather problems aside, we can rejoice in the official start of spring and know that winter is at least about to start packing. And before you know it we'll be sweating and swearing at the humidity and wishing it was snowing. So between then and now we'll just…
Friday Night Music
The weather in New York, and well, everywhere, has been such unpredictable shit lately.
It goes from freezing cold, throws out a couple of beautiful, sunny and warmer-than-usual days, and we go back to cold again. This can really put a person's internal opinion of their well being out of whack (I assume since it has done this to mine). So, to try and beat the teaser weather blues, I have compiled…
Midweek Musings - Healthy Competition
Midweek Musings – Healthy Competition
Healthy Competition
So there's these two couples. One has been dating for less than a month; the other has been dating for about 5 months. Based on their statistics, which has the better chance of survival?
Couple #1 will be called Puppy Love while Couple #2 will be called City Kids.
Couple #1
George and Evelyn met only a few short weeks ago in a class they are both taking, in a…
NYC Happenings
Aaaaaaaaaand we're back!
If you were in the city at any point the last week you probably saw a bunch of white men gathering with signs bearing asinine slogans. I hope you either ignored or threw tomatoes at them. Today if you are somewhere along 5th avenue you will probably see a bunch of other white men gathering, this time in green and probably drunk. I hope you will continue to throw tomatoes…