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The European heat wave shows no sign of letting up as more than 100 OK Dinghy sailors made their final preparations for the start of the 2016 OK Dinghy World Championship, which was opened today in sunny Saint-Pierre Quiberon.
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Lorina Limonade sparkles in Marseille
Lorina Limonade – Golfe du Morbihan seems to be unbeatable in this 2016 Tour de France à la Voile. Quentin Delapierre, Bruno Mourniac and Kevin Peponnet sailed a perfect coastal race today in Marseille, making absolutely no mistakes.
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Posted on 24 Jul
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Posted on 24 Jul
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Competitors from the south side of the English Channel have the upper hand after the opening day of the Brewin Dolphin Commodores' Cup, the Royal Ocean Racing Club's biennial event for three boat teams with Corinthian crews.
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Posted on 24 Jul
LVACWS Portsmouth overall
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It really was Super Sunday for Ben Ainslie and Land Rover BAR whose second place in the last of Sunday's three races gave them the overall regatta win at the Louis Vuitton America's Cup World Series Portsmouth event.
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Ernesto Bertarelli & Lord Dunraven inductees
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The Herreshoff Marine Museum / America's Cup Hall of Fame announces the 2016 inductees to the America's Cup Hall of Fame.
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Posted on 24 Jul
Salcombe Summer Series day 7
Another glorious day with blue sky and a warm force 1-3
Another glorious sailing day with blue sky and a warm force 1-3 wind blowing down the estuary. Race Officer Andy Savill gave the juniors a short course whilst other classes headed for Blackstone and then off on a long run.
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Posted on 24 Jul
420 Worlds at Sanremo, Italy overall
Epic conditions for final day
Medal deciding day on Saturday 23 July, and the breeze ramped up in a final test for teams, just to make sure the medallists rising to the front were truly challenged across all conditions.
by 420 International Class Association
Posted on 24 Jul
GP14 Masters and Youth Championships
29 boats at Welsh Harp
A Beautiful summers day at the Welsh Harp, twenty-nine boats gathered to contest the GP14 Youth and Masters Championships. The weed boat had seen more use in recent weeks than the mowers at nearby Wembley Stadium and the lake was clear of vegetation.
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Posted on 24 Jul
Extreme Sailing Series™ Act 4, Hamburg preview
Less than a week to racing on the River Elbe
After three action-packed Acts in Oman, China and Wales, the 2016 Extreme Sailing Series™ season is now approaching the halfway mark. Today there is just one week to go until the fleet of GC32s takes to the waters of Germany's "Gateway to the World".
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Annual London Regatta to be held in October
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The annual London Regatta for sailing dinghies will be hosted by Greenwich Yacht Club on Sunday 2 October. Dinghy racing will take place on a series of courses marked out in the River Thames between the Thames Barrier and the Emirates Cable Car.
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Posted on 24 Jul
Comanche Transatlantic update
Currently 176 miles ahead of the Monohull Record
Beautiful sailing. 27 knots BS in 26k tws, 1 metre seas and broken clouds. 550 miles in our first 24 hours which is good given the struggles at times with thunderstorms and light air behind us.
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Posted on 24 Jul
IRC rating makes its mark in the South West
Scheme running at the Royal Dart Yacht Club
The Royal Dart Yacht Club (RDYC) is one of nine clubs around the UK who are using the RORC Rating Office's Start Up scheme to encourage members to race their boats using the Spinlock International Rating Rule (IRC) in 2016.
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Posted on 24 Jul
New dates for 2017 Festival of Sails
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The Royal Geelong Yacht Club (RGYC) has just announced new dates for Geelong's iconic Festival of Sails.
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Posted on 24 Jul
Dragon Europeans in St.Petersburg overall
Game wide open until the final day
The "Big Dragon week" in St.Petersburg YC started in June 2016 with the Silver cup practice regatta for dozen of early birds that arrived at the Europeans venue to train.
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Posted on 24 Jul
ORC Worlds at Copenhagen overall
Just enough wind for one last race
After an initial delay this morning due to no wind that threatened to keep everyone ashore like yesterday, a light southerly arose just in time to get one last race in for all three classes on the concluding day of the 2016 ORC World Championship
by ORC Media
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Cape Panwa Hotel Phuket Raceweek day 3
Island courses shake up the standings
After a short delay this morning when the PRO kept the fleet onshore, the AP was down at 09:45 and the fleet headed out to a start line off Lone island for the third day of racing at the 2016 Cape Panwa Hotel Phuket Raceweek.
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Tour Voile day 15
Stadium racing canceled due to strong winds
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Hansa TT at Notts County
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Posted on 23 Jul
LVACWS Portsmouth day 1
Sir Ben jumps into the lead
Hot, sunny conditions and thousands of fans lining the Portsmouth seafront was the backdrop to Saturday's crowd-pleasing Louis Vuitton America's Cup World Series action, the first day of points scoring races on the Solent at the 2016 event.
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Posted on 23 Jul
LVACWS Portsmouth day 1 video interviews
'Bumper car' action that kept spectators on their toes
The Louis Vuitton America's Cup World Series racing today in Portsmouth, with light winds across the course in a slowly building south-easterly sea breeze was far more exciting than any of us were expecting.
by Nic Douglass
Posted on 23 Jul
Max Salminen in quest to repeat Olympic success
Switching from Star class to Finn
Four years ago Max Salminen (SWE) was on his way to a gold medal in Weymouth Bay, sat in front of Freddy Lööf (SWE) in their Star class boat. He is now trying again for Olympic glory in Rio, but this time will be in a boat by himself, sailing the Finn.
by Robert Deaves, International Finn Association
Posted on 23 Jul
Mirsky back on the Campaign Trail in Poland
At the Energa Sopot Match Race
Torvar Mirsky is one of the stars set to race an M32 catamaran in Poland for the first time when he competes at the Energa Sopot Match Race at the end of this month.
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Posted on 23 Jul
Making the last day count
52 SUPER SERIES moves to Spain
As the 52 SUPER SERIES moves to Spain for the Puerto Portals Sailing Week, the third regatta of the season, the desire amongst the ten competing teams is to make the last day count.
by 52 Super Series
Posted on 23 Jul
Silverstone Time Trial Challenge
Land Rover BAR set to take part
Sir Ben Ainslie announced today that members of his British America's Cup team, Land Rover BAR, will be joining thousands of others in a cycling time trial event being held at the legendary Silverstone race track.
by James Gradwell
Posted on 23 Jul
Solo UK Nationals at Plas Heli overall
Andy Davies wins with sublimely smooth technique
The final day of racing dawned with grey skies and supposedly light winds. Pwllheli now resembled almost any other UK town in the height of summer, discarded chip wrappings tumbled down the street like tumbleweed.
by Will Loy
Posted on 23 Jul
Cherubs at the Weymouth Regatta
A great weekend of classic skiff sailing
With big wind promised over the weekend 8 crews stood at the morning briefing nervously waiting to find out if we were to be out in the swell of Weymouth bay or in the slightly windier but flat water sailing area of Portland harbour.
by Cherub Class
Posted on 23 Jul
MyRoadToRio: Jonas Høgh-Christensen
Like climbing Mount Everest
When an Olympic sailing heavyweight says 'I think going to the Olympics is rather like climbing an Everest', you get a feel for the commitment and determination required to reach the top.
by Daniel Smith, World Sailing
Posted on 23 Jul
Entry now open
For Magic Marine RS Tera Nationals at Plas Heli
Sponsored once more by Magic Marine, this event is set to be fantastic, enjoying the excellent sailing waters of the Welsh Sailing Academy at Plas Heli, North Wales.
by Emily Davis
Posted on 23 Jul
Hamble Classics Regatta preview
Event entices some beauties
The Royal Southern Yacht Club in Hamble is hosting and managing the racing for the inaugural Hamble Classics Regatta on 24-25th September 2016.
by Peta Stuart-Hunt
Posted on 23 Jul
RS Aero Europeans runners and riders
55 boats from 11 nations are already entered
55 RS Aeros from 11 nations are already entered and with many sailors from across Europe and the World having not yet met, the form guide remains wide open. This leaves potential event leaders hard to pick, however, here is a short summary.
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Posted on 23 Jul
420 Worlds at Sanremo, Italy day 5
Breeze is ramping up
Patience earlier in the week turned to raw energy out on the race track on Championship day 5 in Sanremo as the breeze kicked in. A forerunner to what looks likely to be epic "big breeze" conditions tomorrow.
by 420 International Class Association
Posted on 23 Jul
Extreme Sailing Series Programme 2
Watch the action from Cardiff
From 23-26 June 2016 the fleet of seven GC32 high-speed catamarans paid a flying visit to the UK, for four days of intense competition on the waters of Cardiff Bay.
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Posted on 23 Jul
Magic Marine RS300 Grand Prix at Sheffield Viking
Day 1 of the Northern Double Header
The first day of the 'Northern Double Header' event was held at Sheffield Viking Sailing Club, before the fleet departed for Glossop on the Sunday.
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Posted on 23 Jul
Entries surging at Airlie Beach Race Week
Over 100 owners ready for racing and social
Thirteen days before entries close for the 27th running of Airlie Beach Race Week, numbers are on the rise, with over 100 owners ready for a racing and a social program that is the envy of many.
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Posted on 23 Jul
New-look for YachtsandYachting.com!
As you'll have noticed, we've launched the brand-new look for YachtsandYachting.com. We've cleaned up the layout, made it far better on mobile devices, and also the site now has a similar look and feel to our sister site, Sail-World.com.
35 Years of AncastaInternational Boat Sales
As part of our celebrations, we are running a big "35" promotion, which is available to those purchasing a used boat before the end of August this year.
A first-time competitor's view
Last week I achieved an ambition and competed in Merlin Rocket Week at Salcombe, UK, this event is held within the beautiful estuary and has a limited entry of 120 boats.
What kind of Sunsailor are you?
A bit of fun for the weekend! Take Sunsail's facebook quiz to see what kind of Sunsailor you are!
Thinner, stiffer, faster
We spoke with Graham Willcox of Selden Mast about their success at International 14 PoW Week where Selden spars won the PoW Cup and more recently winning at Salcombe Merlin Week.
Den Helder Northern Seas Challenge day 5
The Den Helder Northern Seas Challenge has thrown up plenty of tests for the Clipper Race fleet over the last five days and now with eight teams having arrived into port, the podium has some new faces as all the teams share in the glory.
Rio 2016: We talk to Nick Thompson
We recently spoke to double Laser World Champion Nick Thompson about his successful defence of his worlds title and his final preparations for Rio 2016.
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In the build-up to Rio 2016, we spoke to some of the British sailors taking part in the event. First up we spoke to Nacra 17 sailors Ben Saxton and Nicola Groves.
Get ready for Cowes with Gill
Aberdeen Asset Management Cowes Week is one of the biggest dates in the UK sailing calendar. If you're heading to the south coast for this popular regatta, then make sure you've got all the kit you need to stay dry on the water or look sharp shoreside.
Interview with Pete Mitchell of North Sails
We spoke to Pete Mitchell of North Sails about his 2016 sailing in Merlin Rockets, Solos and Scorpions and the latest developments in the Scorpion and Solo classes.
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I bought this sander to refinish a wood floor 8x12 because $30 is cheaper than renting. I had done my living room 12x18 5 years ago so i knew what i was doing. This sander was very good. The belt tracked perfect out of the box. It is loud so i had to use ear plugs. I thought the belt speed should be a little faster but it did the job fine. Way better than renting. FYI i used 6 120 grit belts, finished with an orbital. good tool, great value
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SAN DIEGO -- The San Diego Padres declined outfielder Rob Mackowiak's $3.25 million option for next season, making him eligible to become a free agent.
The Padres chose instead to pay a $300,000 buyout.
Mackowiak was acquired from the Chicago White Sox on July 31 for
minor league right-hander Jon Link. Mackowiak played in 28 games
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He made 14 appearances in the outfield, including 11 starts
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Ain't talking aboot sharks. Like I told you before...yeah before......
You know I've been to the edge.......stood and looked down
Woah, sometimes I get possessed by David Lee Roth, sorry.
Anyways I'm talking like weird scientific sea creatures made by mad scientists.
Hey Chiccy, do you park at the Barrier Island or Sunset Grill? Or just ball-to-the-wall it and park in the neighborhood or bum rush the research dudes.
And fellas, an outer bar is relative, and I ain't talking aboot kin folk...oh,oh
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And if it's large and in charge in the Outer Banks.........look for a certain "outside bar" in Kitty Hawk. Really. Or jump off the ghost of the Avalon Pier. They ever gets to fixin' that thar pier?
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Ain't talking aboot sharks. Like I told you before...yeah before......
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Thanks aboot dat. I got that stinking song in my head now.
I bought a jeep specifically to get to the beach at Duck pier. After it got mooshed by a pecan tree bhind my house, I'd park on sprigtail road just north of the pier. Before 4x4, I had to do the walk of flames from the beach to the parking lot
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not in the outer banks but i was on a outside bar in Florida I thought it was going to be fun until i got out there with 2 other friends and realized 2 things: I did not have the balls to catch these waves, which were perfect fast and hollow and also 15+ faces. 2, I also could not get back into shore without catching a wave. This is a problem! Found myself paddling for my life every time a set came through. Finally after 2 hours i caught the smallest wave possible. . . dropped down the face straightened out and it exploded behind me and dragged me into shore enough where I was out of some danger and could actually start paddling in. Then next wave i grabbed my board for dear life and let it push me into shore. this was a life changing experience and makes me respect the ocean and people who actually charge huge waves
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Just like you, I gained a whole new respect for big wave riders and pros. I also learned the value of physical fitness. My level of enjoyment in big stuff is directly proportionate to my fitness level. That being said, I'll take head high and fun over big and gnarly any day.
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Best I've ever seen it break was Hurricane Gabrielle, 1989. Double overhead on the outside and very clean, big sweeping rights. Surfed just south of Kitty Hawk Pier in the morning and Nags Head Pier in the afternoon. There was a nasty, dumping mid break you had to paddle through unfortunately. Some got lucky and went right through it, some didn't.
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Few of the pros were surfing outer bar near bonner bridge during Leslie last year........10-12 and perfect. Duck and corolla too mushy even when it's big. rather try my hand with the shiftin bars on pea island......8 footers+3 feet of water= SHACkED
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Used to live in KDH and got it good many times. Remember one late spring storm at S-turns in 2002 when it was easily 8-10 foot gaping barrels on a third bar. Forever to paddle out, but when I got there it was def. worth it. Jumping off the pier is your only guaranteed way out sometimes, and even then your paddle out is still a good distance. Just got back from a trip down there, nothing special but there is always a wave somewhere on hatteras. Besides the waves, I never fail to some marine life when surfing down there.
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hurricane noel rodanthe and then boilers as the swell got to big for rodanthe gimongous and gnarly square almost from start to finish got about 6 barrels outa each session that ill remember for the rest of my life and about the same amount of near death experiences ill never foget haha
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Tony Chu is a detective with a secret. A weird secret. Tony Chu is Cibopathic, which means he gets psychic impressions from whatever he eats. It also means he's a hell of a detective, as long as he doesn't mind nibbling on the corpse of a murder victim to figure out whodunit, and why. He's been brought on by the Special Crimes Division of the FDA, the most powerful law enforcement agency on the planet, to investigate their strangest, sickest, and most bizarre cases.
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Tony Chu is a cop with a secret. A weird secret. Tony Chu is cibopathic, which means he gets psychic impressions from whatever he eats. It also means he's a hell of a detective, as long as he doesn't mind nibbling on the corpse of a murder victim to figure out whodunit, and why. It's a dirty job, and Tony has to eat terrible things in the name of justice. And if that wasn't bad enough, the government has figured out Tony Chu's secret. They have plans for him, whether he likes it or not. Presenting a twisted new series about cops, crooks, cooks, cannibals and clairvoyants, written by John Layman (Marvel Zombies vs. Army of Darkness, House of M: Fantastic Four and Puffed) with mind-blowing art by astonishing comics newcomer Rob Guillory.
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This book combines unique ideas and what I consider to be some of the best "Stereotypical Comic" artwork to express humor and intrigue in the story. Now, when I say "Stereotypical Comic" artwork, don't think I'm demeaning it at all. The flat and colorful artwork helps enhance the humor in the story, and helps diminish the darkness in a lot of the scenes, so the comic can be taken seriously, but not too seriously and devoid of comic relief. Overall, the general premise of the story isn't too crazy, a chicken virus killed millions of people, leading to the prohibition of poultry products by the government. It's when you get into the wacky powers of Tony Chu, John Colby, and other uniquely crafted characters that the story really begins to hook you in, which is basically on the first page. Throughout this volume, the introduction to the anti-poultry world, including chicken crimes, F.D.A special agents, poultry rebels, and cuisine related superpowers come about and create a original, humorous, and sometimes ominous story to whet the appetite of creative minds and casual comic readers alike. A high recommendation goes to reading this volume, and I'm sure you'll be reading the second volume almost immediately afterwards. Just a word of discretion to people intending to read this, it does contain quite strong language at certain parts, so if you have children in the vicinity, be aware of their desire to read this book and place your own restrictions based on what you think is appropriate.
Tony Chu sees information about people, places, things whenever he eats something other than beets. Beets are safe and don't cause visions. In this volume, Tony joins the FDA and begins to learn the ropes. The graphics are fun and detailed adding to the story and often humor. A crisp yet somewhat formulaic in the realm of "superheroes" narrative leads Tony's adventures. Without giving too much plot away, I will just say this: Overall, a fun read.
So unbelievably good!!!! So, its one thing to have an incredible idea. Its quite another to actually pull it off without a hitch. This book blends an insane idea (a few actually), dark humor, action, and mystery. Add artwork perfectly suited for the book and you have a near flawless book. I can't wait to read the volume!
Meet Tony Chu. He is a cibopath, which is a fancy name for his ability of getting psychic impressions when he eats things. For instance when he eats an apple, he sees where it was picked, what pesticides were used on it, what tree it came from, etc. You can probably see why he doesn't like to eat meat, considering what he would see with every bite. The only food that doesn't leave a psychic impression is beets. After being caught eating a serial killer that killed himself instead of confessing his crimes, Tony was roped into working for the FDA, investigating some of the most bizarre crimes. This isn't the FDA of today; it has become the most powerful government law enforcement organization. This is because there was a bird flu that killed literally millions of people. This, of course, means that chicken is outlawed. Many people, including Tony's brother, believe this flu is just a cover for government nastiness. Will Tony stumble onto the truth behind the flu? Will he be able to restrain himself from killing his horrible, horrible boss? I really love this graphic novel. I first heard about it from a friend a while ago and was intrigued about the cibopath concept. I had no idea that it was actually a dystopic story. (I am such a sucker for those.) The story starts off in a very funny way. Tony and his idiotic police partner are staking out a chicken speakeasy to capture a murderer. The fact that chicken is outlawed really cracked me up, until later in the book when you find that they probably killed millions of people. There were so many things that made me laugh and were also very dark. If you have a twisted sense of humor, this is definitely a read for you. This novel was a mixture of so many things: crime drama, futuristic dystopia, romance, comedy, and action. This mix really makes this graphic novel stand out about most others that I've read. The story moved fluidly and I read it in about an hour. The art of Rob Guillory really complemented the story very well. It was surreal and cartoony, while still being beautiful and surprisingly detailed. The book ended with a surprising revelation. I can't wait until the next book comes out!


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My way, the highway: Choosing just one Indian eatery along Lawrenceville Highway can be a task in itself. Even the most miniscule convenience store boasts fresh pastries alongside lottery tickets. Royal Sweets Bakery, however, offers some of the best vegetarian samosas in the city.
Inside, the only adornment is a small strip of yellow-flowered contact paper tacked underneath intersecting glass cases, within which lays assorted Indian treats so appealingly colorful, they more than make up for lacking decor. With no menu save a dry-erase board featuring hot treats freshly prepared, the owners must guide gringos through their wares, typically forgoing Indian names in favor of English descriptions.
Pocket feast for pocket change: At 75 cents each, I expected the samosas to be small and ordered four. The joke was on me, however, as the deep-fried pockets of potatoes, peas, lentils and fennel seed proved so massive that I could barely finish one. Though mingling red pepper flakes provided quite a bit of heat, it was easily cooled by the traditional servings of spicy-sweet red sauce and cooling cilantro sauce. I managed to gobble a second before a doughnut-hole-like dessert bobbing in a pool of sweet honey sauce, also 75 cents apiece, began calling me. Those who are nuts for nuts will find dense cashew and sweet pistachio barfi fudge squares (yet again, 75 cents) pleasing. A return voyage is in the works to try more since everything within eyesight and finger's reach looks, if not pronounceable, certainly enticing.
Take the high road: Closer to home, Highland Bakery in the Old Fourth Ward's Bakery Lofts is filling a much-needed gap in the neighborhood's eateries. Open at 7 a.m. on weekdays, their fresh organic coffee ($1.50 for a large) and whole grain breads (price varies according to type), cinnamon rolls ($1.75) and bagels offer a welcome alternative to the morning grind.
With one bank of large loft windows framing downtown and another revealing the bakery itself, the Highland Bakery is all sunlight and ambience. Original artwork rests along walls painted to mimic exposed brick. Loaves of fresh, stone-ground, chemical-free bread are set on simple wooden shelves behind the counter, producing the feel of an old world bakery.
Not half-baked: Highland Bakery seeks to be a true neighborhood bakery where people stop in to buy fresh bread daily. It also offers a limited number of breakfast and lunch selections. Stop by for a simple bagel with cream cheese ($1.75), or to create a personalized breakfast sandwich, add your choice of toppings including egg, bacon, turkey, ham and cheese (sold a la carte, prices range 50 cents to $1) to a daily selection of bagels ($1.50 each). The limited but solid lunch menu features sweet turkey and barbecue pork sandwiches ($6.25, served with a side of chips), as well as robust daily soups in hearty wheat bread bowls ($4.95). Just a short jaunt from downtown or Midtown, it's certainly worth the trip if for nothing more than a quiet reprieve from the cramped crawl of city streets.
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"don't waste your money"
I purchased this book based on a review I saw in People Magazine. It was touted as "fast paced" and "action packed" with twists and turns. It also eluded to being similar to a Grishim book.
I can say NONE of this is true. This is a long, drawn out boring story with a terrible reader to boot. He's monotone, and very unconvincing that this story takes place in the South. The characters are dull, and offer little to spark the imagination. The most interesting piece of plot is about a homeless man - which goes nowhere.D
"This is rare"
This is a very rich book. Anyone who does not appreciate it may have read or heard too much truth. I really hope this character returns. Started hoping that around the middle of the book. John Hart is on my list of people to watch for. I heard his voice here but it was in the same vein as Turow. The narrator was good. Glad they didn't have a plummy NC accent doing it. Production value was interesting. I could always hear the tape recorder being turned on and off...
"King of Lies, and other clich?s"
I'll be the first to admit that the storyline is engaging. The only reason I finished the book is that I couldn't resist finding out "who done it." However, the characters are completely flat. Each person falls into one of two camps: Completely Good or Completely Evil. In fact, I have trouble sympathizing with the narrator from the beginning; the author gives us no reason to! The worst part of this book was listening to clich? and after clich? dribble off the tongue of the overly dramatic narrator. One almost imagines that the author had a list of catch phrases next to him as he wrote the book. All in all, the author clearly has a talent in weaving out an engaging plot, but the character development and writing need some work.
"Superb-reminiscent of Greg Iles"
I thoroughly enjoyed this mystery. The plot, with its miriad twists and turns, kept my attention. However, beyond having an excellent plot, this book also provided an excellent depiction of Southern living and mores. Indeed, the entire experience was reminiscent of Greg Iles, who is one of my favorite authors.
"Turgid tripe"
Badly written, replete with phrases that a schoolboy would be ashamed of, cliches galore, no noun goes without 1 or 2 adjectives. It goes nowhere and ever so slowly; I heard it in 35 minute spells (my journey to work) and it was insufferable - Elmore Leonard would have covered the same territory in 3 minutes. It was unbearable waiting for it to get moving. I can't believe this won an Edgar award for best first novel, it's terrible and needs a team of editors to reduce it to about 3 hours, not 12. Over-written, insubstantial, dull, the hero is not a hero, he's a whiner. Booklist said "Hart is a fine stylist, turning phrases with a panache that recalls Raymond Chandler." Rubbish, Chandler would have had Philip Marlowe kill the hero and the writer for murdering the English language!
"Slow start"
Slow start, almost gave up because of too much not needed details. But...I did get into the personality of the characters and was looking forward to how it would end. A 5 star rating for me, means I was sad to see the book end & listened to it not only in the car, but at work and at home.
"wallowing angst"
It wore me out with all the wallowing angst.
For those who loved "Prince of Tides," this is the book for you. Those (like me), who found POT overwritten and melodramatic, King of Lies will be just about unlistenable. Another disappointment is the reader. He is good but lacks the southern accent necessary to make the locale (and story) believable. I gave up on this book about two-thirds of the way through.
"Entertaining escape,"
For an entertaining escape this listen is a good one. Engaging with good characters. My only detraction is a few times they are bit thin or not developed enough. I listened to this for the same reason I would listen/read a Grisham or Michael Connelly. On that basis it was not disappointing.
"When too much is ... TOO MUCH!!"
I think John Hart has a lot of talent ... but ever see a writer try too hard? Ever do it yourself? Usually, it spells disaster. John Hart overkills on the adjectives, enough that I wanted to scream at times. Will I read another of his books? Absolutely! Like I said, I think he has great talent ... but this book's verbose narrative made me feel like fingernails scraping the chalkboard. Enough said.


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Suppose $G$ is a topological group that acts on a connected topological space $X$. Show that if this action is transitive (and continuous), then so is the action of the identity component of the group.
Once you assume the space $X$ is a connected homogeneous space with the group acting on it as $G$, the quotient map $\pi:G\to G/G_x$, where $G_x$ is a stabilizer, is an open map and $G/G_x\to X$ is a homeomorphism. This tells us that $g\mapsto gx$ is an open map. Now it follows that (in particular) $G_0$, the identity component, acts transitively on $X$ (since X is connected). This is what Morris assumed in (the exercise) his book I think.


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Boreholes in the Sahel: Man made oasis that helps the soul - Burkina Faso
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The BirdLife Living on the Edge (LoTe) Project funded by the Dutch Post Code Lottery/ Vogelbescherming Nederland (VBN) - the BirdLife Partner in the Netherlands is slowly but surely changing the perceptions that exist in some sections of society that BirdLife International – a consortium of national NGOs, is only about birds. Since its inception, the project has implemented a diverse number of livelihood interventions at nine sites in Burkina Faso, Mauritania and Nigeria. The latest milestone is the commissioning of three of the four boreholes at Oursi and Higa in Burkina Faso, with a depth ranging from 50 to 80 metres. The boreholes are located in Oursi town and Gonadaouri village for Oursi site and in Baham and Denga village for Lake Higa Site.
The answer to why boreholes- should naturally be an easy one given that the Sahel in the north where these project areas are located receives less than 600 millimeters (23.6 in) of rainfall per year and has high temperatures, 5–47 degrees Celsius (41–116.6 °F). Burkina Faso is in West Africa's Sahelian belt, an arid land area on the southern fringes of the Sahara desert. Water shortages, drought and desertification are perennial problems. The daily challenges that people in this region face due to such harsh climatic conditions are beyond human comprehension. The Executive Director of Naturama, the BirdLife Partner in Burkina Faso through which the project is being implemented had this to say 'it is our convinction that investing in water supplies will have a dramatic impact on poverty- a curse bedivilling many of our communities'- Mr. Idrissa Zeba. In siting the boreholes, both advanced technology as well as local knowledge was put to good use.
Since the boreholes were drilled, the communities have been accessing clean water supplies for their daily chores and for watering their livestock. Women are a strategic vehicle in reducing poverty; hence any interventions contributing to easing their plight should be encouraged. The rural women are predominantly the 'hewers of the wood and the drawers of water' not only in Burkina Faso but in many parts of Sub Saharan Africa.
« The boreholes are an oasis of hope. We are grateful to the Naturama and the Dutch Post Code Lottery for thinking of the needs of women, before these boreholes were drilled it was not uncommon for women and children to walk a considerable number of kilometres to fetch water for basic needs »- said Madam Fadimata (50 years) at Gonadaouri village, 27 km from Oursi.
These are meeting places for women to unwind and discuss topical issues. Drilling of the boreholes could not have come at a better time as a total of 500 to 800 people and an average of 750 goats, sheep and cattle benefit from the facility 24/7. The major concern at the moment is that the boreholes are not adequate to meet the needs of the local people.
As more resources become available, Naturama intends to drill additional boreholes and build reservoirs in consultation with the local community. The reservoirs will help ease the plight of women and children and give them an opportunity to undertake diverse income generating projects. «These interventions are complimenting government's efforts to tackle water shortages in Burkina Faso and BirdLife International and its supporting agencies are highly commended for this»- says Mr Adama NANA Lote Project Coordinator, Burkina Faso. The Living on the Edge project is a key component of the BirdLife' Local Empowerment Programme. For further details, contact email@example.com / firstname.lastname@example.com


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Cardinal George Pell has agreed to meet with survivors of clerical sexual abuse but victims say they have lost all faith in Australia's most senior Catholic cleric and are now pushing to meet Pope Francis instead.
The announcement came as Cardinal Pell concluded a third day of evidence before the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses into Child Sexual Abuse.
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Ballarat survivor Philip Nagle said victims had grown increasingly frustrated by Cardinal Pell's failure to accept any responsibility for the sexual abuse of children at the hands of clergy and their preference was to meet the world's most senior Catholic.
"George [Pell] is still defending the current model of the church, this model is a proven failure in protecting children against sexual abuse by their clergy," Mr Nagle said.
"He has turned his back on us. We're getting tired of what George is saying on the stand and we've only got two more days left here in Rome and we want to be heard.
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Cardinal Pell has concluded a third day of evidence before Australia's royal commission into institutional responses into child sexual abuse.
Clerical abuse victim Andrew Collins said the group of men sent a formal request to Pope Francis on Monday.
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Survivors release balloons outside #Ballarat Town Hall after Cardinal Pell's third day of evidence to @CARoyalComm pic.twitter.com/MVwoNWo8ds— Ballarat Council (@cityofballarat) March 2, 2016
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* Iraqi political crisis spooks Turkey
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BAGHDAD, April 23 Iraq, locked in a public row with neighbouring Turkey, has summoned Ankara's ambassador in Baghdad to protest at critical remarks by Turkish Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan, the foreign ministry said on Monday.
The envoy, Younis Demerer, heard the Iraqi complaint on Sunday after several days of charge and counter-charge.
Erdogan accused his Iraqi counterpart Nuri al-Maliki on Thursday of stoking conflict between Shi'ite Muslims, Sunni Muslims and Kurds through "self-centred" behaviour.
Maliki fired back that Turkey was becoming a "hostile state" with a sectarian agenda, saying it was meddling in Iraqi affairs and trying to establish regional "hegemony".
Erdogan returned to the fray on Saturday, saying: "If we respond to Mr. Maliki, we give him the opportunity to show off."
Analysts say mainly Sunni Turkey is worried that growing tensions in Iraq and violence in their mutual neighbour Syria may lead to a wider Sunni-Shi'ite conflict in the region.
Erdogan's government has also recently forged close ties with Masoud Barzani, president of Iraq's semi-autonomous Kurdish region, which is embroiled in a row with the Baghdad government over claims to the city of Kirkuk and the region's oil.
"(Foreign ministry undersecretary) Mr. Labeed Abbawi acquainted the Turkish Ambassador with the Iraqi government's intense protest against the recent statements," the Iraqi foreign ministry said on its website.
"Undersecretary Abbawi expressed hope that the Turkish government will stop giving statements that affect Iraq's sovereignty and internal affairs."
Erdogan has criticised Maliki several times since sectarian tensions flared in Iraq in December when the Shi'ite-led government tried to remove Sunni Deputy Prime Minister Saleh al-Mutlaq and sought an arrest warrant for Sunni Vice President Tareq al-Hashemi on charges he ran death squads.
Hashemi fled Baghdad and has since met Erdogan in Istanbul.
The rift between Baghdad and the Kurds worsened this month when the Kurdistan Regional Government said it was halting oil exports because the central government was not paying oil firms operating in the north.
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The safest way to double your money is to fold it over once and put it in your pocket.
Kin Hubbard (1868 - 1930)
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When a fellow says it hain't the money but the principle o' the thing, it's th' money.
Source: Hoss Sense and Nonsense, 1926
Peace has its victories no less than war, but it doesn't have as many monuments to unveil.
Beauty is only skin deep, but it is a valuable asset if you are poor or have not any sense.
The fellow that agrees with everything you say is either a fool or he is getting ready to skin you.
Nobody ever fergits where he buried a hatchet.
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text: 000 FXUS61 KBUF 260226 AFDBUF Area Forecast Discussion National Weather Service Buffalo NY 1026 PM EDT MON JUL 25 2016 .SYNOPSIS... Skies will clear overnight following the passage of a weak cold front. This front will usher in another period of fair and slightly less humid weather that will persist through midweek. Another, much weaker cold front will slide south out of Canada Wednesday night into Thursday, bringing a slight chance of showers and thunderstorms, but nothing that is expected to put a dent in the current drought conditions. && .NEAR TERM /THROUGH TUESDAY/... The last of the isolated convection is moving into the Syracuse area and away from our region, with the majority of the CWA seeing clearing skies late this evening. The clear skies will continue for most areas overnight, with some modest increase in cloud cover possible again late tonight across the North Country as an area of deeper moisture drops south out of Ontario. Steady albeit weak cold advection behind the front will eventually allow for somewhat cooler air to work into the area overnight, with lows in the mid 60s on the lake plains and lower 60s in the Southern Tier valleys and Lewis County. Radiational cooling combined with the rain from earlier today may allow for some river valley fog across the Southern Tier overnight and early Tuesday morning. For the rest of the area, enough gradient wind should continue overnight to prevent fog formation. The upper level trough will complete its transition across the forecast area overnight and will be replaced by low-amplitude upper level ridging and surface high pressure across the Lower Great Lakes. This should yield plenty of sunshine across most of the area Tuesday with just some modest diurnal cumulus development along and inland from the lake breeze boundaries. East of Lake Ontario cumulus may become a little more widespread with model guidance suggesting a more robust layer of moisture near 850mb. Highs will be in the low to mid 80s, with 70s along the lakeshores from local onshore flow. Slightly lower dewpoints in the upper 50s to lower 60s advecting in behind the front will make it feel nominally more comfortable outside. && .SHORT TERM /TUESDAY NIGHT THROUGH THURSDAY NIGHT/... There should not be much weather to contend with during this period...as a low amplitude flow will be found along the length of the Canadian border. While troughiness will characterize this pattern over the Great Lakes region...a lack of baroclinicity and low level forcing will mean that generally fair weather can be anticipated. This despite the passage of a weak cold frontal boundary. The day to day details... High pressure centered over the Mid West will remain in control across our forecast area Tuesday night. While light winds and clear skies will encourage decent radiational cooling...we have not had a fresh airmass change in a few days...so the mercury is only forecast to drop into the mid 60s across the lake plains while 50s will be found across much of the Srn Tier. A cold frontal boundary over the Upper Great Lakes will then slowly push south across Southern Ontario during the day Wednesday...while high pressure over the Mid West will gradually lose control of our weather in the process. Nevertheless...fair weather will persist across the region with H85 temps in the upper teens C supporting afternoon readings in the upper 80s to near 90 for the lake plains and in the valleys. We can anticipate a weak frontal passage Wednesday night...but with little forcing...will only raise pops to slgt chc while increasing cloud cover. Temperatures overnight will be a few degrees higher than the night before...but with dew points holding steady near 60...it should not be overly uncomfortable. The frontal boundary will stall and wash out over Pennsylvania on Thursday...while a ribbon of moisture in its wake will settle over our forecast area. The bulk...if not all...of the day will be rain free...but the passage of a shortwave in the northwest flow will be enough to warrant low chc pops for the afternoon and evening. Since a northeast low level flow will be in place in the wake of the front with little instability...will only use a slgt chc for tstorms. The various guidance packages remain out of step with each other as we push into Thursday night...as there is a `disagreement` as to whether a wave will form along the west end of the aforementioned frontal boundary. Will keep low chc pops in place for all but the North Country. While there will be low confidence with these pops... there is more certainty that clouds will remain in place... especially over the western counties. && .LONG TERM /FRIDAY THROUGH MONDAY/... This period has the potential to be rather unsettled...or at least more disorderly than what we have become accustomed to the past couple months. The good news is that this would lead to some needed rainfall for the region...but the bad news is that it would adversely impact some peoples plans for the weekend. Troughiness found over the Great Lakes region is forecast by some of the ECMWF/GFS based ensembles to amplify somewhat...and this would encourage waviness along a stalled frontal boundary over the Mid West to evolve into an actual sfc low. Will use a compromise of the HPC and ECMWF solutions...which favors such a sfc low development. This feature is forecast to slowly track northeast across the Lower Great Lakes during the course of the weekend while generating scattered showers and possible thunderstorms in the process. Given the low confidence of this forecast...will keep chc pops in place. && .AVIATION /03Z TUESDAY THROUGH SATURDAY/... Overnight expect VFR in most areas, with some patchy valley fog in the Southern Tier producing local IFR. It appears that enough wind will remain just off the deck overnight to prevent fog from forming at KJHW. Any valley fog will burn off early Tuesday morning. VFR will then prevail across the entire region with some diurnal cumulus developing by midday along and inland from the lake breeze boundaries, especially east of Lake Ontario where somewhat deeper moisture will be found. Outlook... Tuesday Night and Wednesday...Mainly VFR. Thursday...Mainly VFR with a chance of showers and thunderstorms. Friday and Saturday...VFR/MVFR with a chance of showers and thunderstorms. && .MARINE... Winds will continue to diminish overnight on Lake Erie with waves subsiding. Westerly flow to around 15 knots will persist on Lake Ontario and generate moderate chop on the eastern half of the lake later tonight and Tuesday, though conditions should remain just below small craft advisory levels. After that, high pressure will build across the Lower Great Lakes, with winds and waves remaining generally tranquil through the remainder of the week. && .BUF WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES... NY...None. MARINE...None. && $$ SYNOPSIS...HITCHCOCK/WOOD NEAR TERM...HITCHCOCK/WOOD SHORT TERM...RSH LONG TERM...RSH AVIATION...HITCHCOCK MARINE...HITCHCOCK/WOOD


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My park ave has been shutting off on me and wont start. Most of time I get black smoke and when it does start it shakes and shuts off. Does it when the car runs hot. The code was. Cylinder 6 was misfiring changed all the fuel injectors and it still does it not sure what else to do?
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The Tampa Bay Rays left the ballpark fat and happy Wednesday night, or at least their fans did. The Dodgers left defeated, confused and by definition mediocre.
The fans could stuff their faces at the expense of the Dodgers. Rays pitchers struck out at least 10, so fans got a free hoagie at a local sandwich shop. The Rays scored at least six runs, so fans got half off a pizza from a national chain.
The Dodgers' 8-5 loss had a sour aftertaste in the visiting clubhouse. The starting pitcher could not keep the ball in the park. The would-be setup man could not keep the game close. The offense could not capitalize on its chances, and on the gifts of the opposition.