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I can't believe we haven't written this review yet - We are still talking, over a year later, about how wonderful this place was. The staff greeted us with a warm welcome when we arrived. We immediately felt the stress of traveling and the chaos of Hanoi, Vietnam melt away! The resort is beautifully landscaped, the villas were really nicely decorated, with fresh orchids everywhere. The salt water pool with a swim up bar was a REALLY nice touch, since it was so hot outside! The food in their restaurant was simply amazing! I am a vegetarian, and each day on their specials, there was some sort of gourmet dish that had tofu or something that I could eat. I still want to find out their recipe for their pumpkin curry, so I can make it at home!
They have in-room massages, couples massages, etc. The girls that work there were all so sweet, and really wanted to be sure that they took care of us. The mosquitoes were pretty bad, so each night they would light some citronella incense in front of each villa, so we could sit outside and watch the tons of frogs that came out after dark!
What an AMAZING place to come back to after a LONG day of sightseeing in the heat! You will feel like you are in a tropical paradise at this place - you don't even need to be near the ocean! We would stay here again in a heartbeat.
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The staff especially Sophea were very happy to see us back so that was very welcoming. They all showed us to our room which had flowers in a heart shape all over the bed. Next our welcome drinks arrived. Then it was straight into the pool for Happy Hour cocktails and a swim. The hotel is just as nice as ever and the trees around the pool are now …
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Thu, Jul. 21, 10:39 AM
- Airline stocks (JETS -2.8%) are broadly lower following Southwest Airlines' (LUV -8.8%) Q2 earnings miss and downbeat guidance for a 3%-4% decline in Q3 RASM from a 0.6% gain in Q2.
- Shares also are hurt by warnings from Deutsche Lufthansa (OTCQX:DLAKF, OTCQX:DLAKY) and EasyJet (OTC:EJTTF, OTCQX:ESYJY) that recent terror attacks and political turmoil in Europe were weighing on their businesses.
- Lufthansa says advance bookings, particularly on longer routes to Europe, "have declined significantly, in particular due to repeated terrorist attacks in Europe and to greater political and economic uncertainty."
- Easyjet also warns on terrorism, and says the U.K.'s Brexit vote would hurt per-seat revenue, and that foreign exchange and fuel cost effects would add ~£25M ($33M) to full-year expenses.
Tue, Jul. 12, 9:58 AM
- Airline stocks are making strong gains on a flurry of positive news.
- The investment in LATAM Airlines (LFL +23.9%) by Qatar Airways is having a ripple effect across other global carriers. Copa Holdings (CPA +7.9%), Avianca Holdings (AVH +8.1%), and Go Linhas (GOL +7.8%) are all solidly higher.
- In the U.S., a stronger-than-anticipated report from United Continental (UAL +7.7%) on its key Q2 revenue metric is the highlight along with a sweeping upgrade from Deutsche Bank.
- The investment firm raises United, American Airlines Group (AAL +8.6%), and Delta Air Lines (DAL +4.7%) to Buy from Hold.
- "We are of the view that all known negatives (Brexit, tepid global economic growth, over-supplied markets, etc.) are more than fully discounted in the share prices which are, on average, trading at 6.4x our 2016 EPS estimates and 6.8x our 2017 EPS estimates," reads the note from DB.
- Alaska Air Group (ALK +4.3%), JetBlue Airways (JBLU +4%), Southwest Airlines (LUV +3.4%), and Spirit Airlines (SAVE +3.3%) are all higher as well.
- The U.S. Global Jets ETF (NYSEARCA:JETS) is up 3.86% on the day.
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Wed, Jul. 6, 1:02 PM
- Airline stocks continue to lose altitude amid concerns on capacity growth and labor expenses. The Bloomberg U.S. Airlines Index has retreated 27% YTD, while the slightly-diversified U.S. Global Jets ETF (NYSEARCA:JETS) is down about 17%.
- Analysts such as Credit Suisse's Julie Yates continue to point the finger directly at management.
- "Capacity growth continues to outpace GDP in all regions and the industry's willingness to trim growth with oil still in a historically inexpensive range of $50 a barrel is low," notes Yates. Delta's disclosure of a 5% drop in PRASM in Q2 backs up her contention.
- Sector snapshot: A CS downgrade on both United Continental (UAL -3.2%) and American Airlines Group (AAL -4.1%) today sent both stocks spiraling downward, with UAL hitting a 52-week low. Also suffering from the doldroms, Delta Air Lines (DAL -1.7%) is down 29% YTD and JetBlue (JBLU -1.2%) is off 27%. Spirit Airlines (SAVE -2%) and Southwest Airlines (LUV -1.1%) don't have to worry about European demand, but have seen an impact from pricing competition in key markets this year. Virgin America (VA -0.2%) shareholders are the ones that have navigated the choppy market the best this year due to the buyout from Alaska Air Group (ALK -1.3%).
Wed, Jul. 6, 8:53 AM
- American Airlines Group (NASDAQ:AAL) is moved straight to Underperform from Outperform by Credit Suisse on a raised level of concern over European travel and PRASM marks in the U.S. Analyst Julie Yates also points to the "abysmal" cash flow at the company. AAL -4.01% premarket to $27.77.
- United Continental (NYSE:UAL) is lowered to Neutral from Outperform by the firm. The price target on UAL is chopped to $42 from $64 due to a reset on earnings expectations and appropriate valuation. UAL -2.21% premarket to $39.40.
- Related ETF: JETS.
Tue, Jul. 5, 10:35 AM
- Airline stocks are notable laggards on the day after Delta Air Lines (DAL -4.4%) reduced its outlook for Q2 operating margin to 17% (from 21% to 23% prior) and reported on a 5% drop in PRASM during June.
- United Continental (UAL -3.5%) and American Airlines Group (AAL -2.5%) are seen as suffering from some of the same F/X and Brexit pressures abroad, while Spirit Airlines (SAVE -4%) and Allegiant Travel (ALGT -2.2%) continue their jittery trading patterns.
- Southwest Airlines (LUV -1.4%) is also lower, despite a positive weekend profile in Barron's highlighting the stronger balance sheet the airline company has compared to peers and the lack of European headaches.
- Previously: Delta Air Lines lower after issuing June traffic numbers (July 5)
- Related ETF: JETS.
Mon, Jun. 27, 12:39 PM
- Hawaiian Holdings (HA +4.6%) is a rare gainer among transportation stocks today as Deutsche Bank upgrades shares to Buy from Hold with a $41 price target, saying the vote to leave the E.U. creates uncertainty in near-term demand for air travel to and from the U.K. as well as how the U.K. will feature in a revised E.U.-U.S. Open Skies accord.
- The firm notes that with the IATA warning about a "permanent downward shift" in U.K. passenger volumes of 3%-5% by 2020 following the Brexit vote, U.S. airlines with exposure to the U.K. suffered 8%-11% share declines on Friday.
- Among the Big Three U.S. airlines, Deutsche Bank sees potential downside EPS risk and thus maintains Hold ratings on American (AAL -4.8%), United (UAL -7.2%) and Delta (DAL -4.5%), given that the U.K. market for 2016 represents 6.3% of AAL's capacity, 5.4% of UAL's and 2.8% of DAL's.
- The firm favors domestic names such as Southwest (LUV -3.3%), Spirit (SAVE -2.8%) and JetBlue (JBLU -1.7%), "which should gain from a favorable leisure/discretionary travel outlook."
Tue, Jun. 14, 3:26 PM
- A number of airline stocks are at or very close to 52-week lows as a combination of factors continue to drive selling pressure.
- The Orlando terror attack and anxiety over the impact of Britain leaving the European Union on business travel top the list.
- American Airlines (AAL -4.9%), JetBlue (JBLU -3.2%), and United Continental (UAL -4.8%) slumped to one-year lows.
- Spirit Airlines (SAVE -3.8%), Alaska Air Group (ALK -4.5%), Delta Air Lines DAL, Hawaiian Holdings (HA -3.3%), and Southwest Airlines (LUV -5.3%) are also down sharply.
- The U.S. Global Jets ETF (NYSEARCA:JETS) has nowhere to hide and is down 3.17%.
Mon, Jun. 13, 9:57 AM
- Airline stocks begin the week with a sharp downward movement.
- The terror attack in Orlando is the main driver of the selling pressure on the sector, although a bombing in the Shanghai airport yesterday is also impacting Chinese airlines China Eastern Air (CEA -2.1%) and China Southern Airlines (ZNH -5.3%).
- Decliners include Hawaiian Holdings (HA -3.1%), American Airlines Group (AAL -2.9%), Spirit Airlines (SAVE -3.8%), Delta Air Lines (DAL -2.7%), JetBlue (JBLU -2.1%), Southwest Airlines (LUV -2.5%), SkyWest (SKYW -1.8%), United Continental (UAL -2.6%), Alaska Air Group (ALK -2.3%), and Allegiant Travel (ALGT -1.5%).
- The U.S. Global Jets ETF (NYSEARCA:JETS) is down 2.72% on the day.
Mon, May 16, 11:57 AM
- U.S. airline stocks track higher after Delta announces a reduction in capacity expectations for the second half of the year.
- Delta's domestic capacity will be cut to +2.5% in Q4, while international capacity is seen as flat to down for the back half of 2016.
- The company also anticipates returning to positive unit revenue growth later this year in what has become the most closely-watched metric in the industry,
- Gainers include SkyWest (SKYW +2.2%), Spirit Airlines (SAVE +2.2%), American Airlines Group (AAL +1.9%), and United Continental (UAL +1.7%).
- The U.S. Global Jets ETF (NYSEARCA:JETS) is up 1.1% on the day.
Tue, Apr. 26, 11:07 AM
- Airline stocks are slumping as they take their cues from the tone on capacity coming from JetBlue (NASDAQ:JBLU).
- JetBlue guided for a Q2 drop of 7% for the closely-watched revenue per available seat mile metric. Capacity is seen rising 9.5% to 11.% during the quarter. During the earnings call, execs tipped off some mild back-half capacity constraint with the full-year forecast for capacity growth standing at 8.5% to 10.5%.
- Shares of JetBlue are down 3.4%, while Southwest Airlines (LUV -1.6%), United Continental (UAL -1.4%), and American Airlines Group (AAL -1.1%) are all falling off sharper than the broad market.
- JetBlue earnings call webcast
Fri, Apr. 22, 9:13 AM
Tue, Mar. 22, 7:55 AM
- Shares of American Airlines Group (NASDAQ:AAL) slide in early trading following the Belgium terror attacks.
- The company says initial reports indicating that one of the explosions occurred next to the airline's check-in area at the Brussels International Airport are inaccurate.
- AAL -3.38% premarket to $42.00.
Mon, Feb. 22, 1:13 PM
- In-flight connectivity firm Gogo (NASDAQ:GOGO) has jumped 21% on its report that American Airlines (AAL +1.9%) has dismissed a declaratory judgment action it filed against Gogo earlier this month.
- Gogo had tumbled in trading last week on news it was being sued by American with regard to the contract between the two. American had claimed it found a faster Internet service in ViaSat (NASDAQ:VSAT), whose shares are sinking 4.6% on the latest news.
- Previously: Gogo -30% as American plans to drop its in-flight service for ViaSat (Feb. 16 2016)
Fri, Feb. 12, 6:11 PM
- In the biggest normalization development to date, U.S. officials will head to Havana Tuesday to sign a deal restarting scheduled commercial air traffic between Cuba and the United States for the first time in more than 50 years.
- The move will formalize an agreement on terms the two countries came to in December. Scheduled air traffic to Cuba from the U.S. ceased shortly after Cuba's revolution in 1959.
- Airlines will have 15 days to bid on routes for dozens of flights per day. But the deal allows for just 20 round trips per day overall between the U.S. and Havana, scarcity that could drive up bids substantially. Nine other international airports in Cuba can get 10 daily round trips.
- The Transportation Dept. will spend about a month collecting information and make a final determination on routes in the summer.
- U.S. air: DAL +0.7%, LUV +2.6%, JBLU +3.7%, UAL +2.9%, AAL +3.6%, VA +2.2%.
Thu, Jan. 28, 2:19 PM
- Higher oil prices and an increased level of concern over the Zika virus have hit airline stocks.
- In one of the more curious moves, JetBlue (JBLU -7.3%) is sharply lower despite doubling profit in Q4 and topping earnings estimates.
- Other notable decliners include Virgin America (VA -4.2%), American Airlines Group (AAL -4.2%), Spirit Airlines (SAVE -3.1%), and Delta Air Lines (DAL -3.4%).
- The U.S. Global Jets ETF is down 2.33%.
- Previously: WHO issues warning on Zika virus (Jan. 28)
- Previously: JetBlue Airways beats by $0.05, beats on revenue (Jan. 28)
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The storyline is OK. J. Robert King was probably told how the characters need to interact, and what their ultimate goal is going to be. But his writing style drove me nuts; short, choppy sentences that high-schoolers are taught not to do. (At least I was taught not to do it) The way he illustrates his writing style is frustrating and almost comical, and after getting through the entire book, I winced knowing that I'd have to get Planeshift and Apocalypse to finish what I'd begun. Eagerly, as the sets were released, I crossed my fingers, hoping J. Robert King hadn't written them, but this wasn't the case. Both of these books were written in the same annoying style, and it completely destroyed any sense of entertainment the book had for me.
I don't recommend this book, or any other written by J. Robert King for the Magic series. Pick up Jeff Grubb's "The Brother's War" instead, if you're looking for a good Magic novel. You'll enjoy that one.
I think the best part of the book had to have been when the pyrexians unleashed the two plauges on Dominaria. It was described very well. How the green mist oozed out of the flying ships and onto the unexpecting plane of Dominaria. It was my favorite part of the book.
The two story elements that I enjoyed most were the setting and the characters. I kinda like the idea of a setting of a story being on a far off land where everything there is nothing like it is here. The lifeforms are mutated, there are always wars, and the planets or areas of land are called planes. I also really liked the characters a lot, the author described them so well that it was always easy to picture what they must have looked like in my head.
In a word dull.
This trilogy represents an attempt to extend what would have been a reasonably interesting and well paced novel into a trilogy, with the predictable outcome that its slow, repetitive and over-explained.
With few exceptions the characters are shallow, often cutout classical archetypes, who react in painfully predictable ways, rendered in scenes that are excruciatingly repetitive, rich in pointless grapic depictions of action sequences that do nothing to move the story forward, and in fact bog it down. The reader is dragged from climax to inexorable climax and in too many cases can't help but have guessed whats going to be on the next page before reading it.
The vocabulary is rich but jarring; it feels like the author used a thesaurus, desperate to relieve the monotony of seeing the same sequence of events playout with slight variations over and over and over again.
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A great and bloody novel. Richly detailed and well-written. You should definitely try this out!Published on April 3 2004 by Kemar Cummings
This book is a great start to the Invasion cycle. This book is richely detailed and every character (including the least important) play an imporant role. Read morePublished on Nov. 23 2002
that this book was poorly written. I give it 3 stars because I haven't read it and it wouldn't be fair to give it a 1 based on what I know about it. Read morePublished on July 15 2002 by Coleman984
The book had a great plot to it, making you want to keep reading. The large vocabulary and elaboration really expresses what is happening in that point of the book. Read morePublished on July 20 2001
After reading this book (witch was a gift) it helped understand the game of Magic a lot better. I recommend this book to all readers no matter the age. Read morePublished on June 30 2001
Invasion moves into the action very quickly. There is a sad and gloomy part though, the demise of Weatherlight's navigator, Hanna. That chapter brought tears to my eyes. Read morePublished on June 24 2001 by A_Bosserman


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Recipe: Marinated courgettes
This is great as a side dish for fish or chicken, or as part of a mixed antipasti. It's good either warm or at room temperature and improves in flavour when left to marinate, so it's ideal for Shabbat lunch. If you are in a rush you can also cook the courgettes directly with the onions and herbs instead of cooking the two separately as described in the recipe. This will give the courgettes a fuller flavour. And if you have any left over, then use the courgettes as pasta sauce, adding a little double cream and a sprinkle of Parmesan cheese, it works perfectly.
Preparation time: 45 minutes, plus time to marinate. Serves 4-6
● 1 kg courgettes
● 5-6 tablespoons of extra virgin olive oil
● 1 crushed clove of garlic
● 1 finely sliced onion
● A small bunch of rosemary
● 5-6 leaves of fresh sage
● 1 bay leaf
● 4-5 tablespoons of red wine/cider vinegar
● A splash of white wine
● Salt and freshly ground black pepper to taste
● Wash the courgettes, cut them in half, and then cut each piece again, this time horizontally, into long thick sticks of about 1 cm (¼ in) width and 5 cm (2 in) high.
● Heat the oil in a frying pan over medium heat.
● Add the courgettes with some salt and pepper, stir thoroughly and cover with a lid.
● Leave it to cook on a low-medium heat for 15-20 minutes, stirring occasionally, until the courgettes soften.
● Now remove the lid, increase the flame and leave the courgettes to cook until they turn golden.
● Turn off the flame and put the courgettes, drained of their oil, into a porcelain or ceramic dish, or failing that any other container.
● In the frying pan with the leftover oil you used to cook the courgettes, add the onion and, if needed, add more oil.
● Add a few tablespoons of water to help soften the onion and leave to cook for a few minutes until the water evaporates.
● Once the water has evaporated add the garlic, the sage, the rosemary, the vinegar, a splash of wine and a little more salt and pepper.
● Leave to cook, covered and on a low flame, for about 10-15 minutes.
● Tip: If the mixture dries up, add a few tablespoons of warm water.
● Remove the bay leaf and pour the mixture on top of the courgettes you cooked earlier. l Stir gently and serve.
For a full bodied taste, leave to cool down completely and then cover the container and place in the fridge for 1 day to marinate. Stir well before serving and serve warm or at room temperature.
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On Oct. 27, a Japanese Coast Guard ship is ramming and driving away a Chinese ship carrying members of "Treaty-Defending Committee" from Hong Kong, who tried to land on Daoyutai(aka Senkaku) Island, a disputed island in E. China Sea. Chinese came into an area Japan claims as its territorial waters, but turned back after sustaining heavy damage to their ship.
The Japanese are definitely getting more aggressive. About time. If you want to see the Chinese Politburo come down with a collective case of diahrrea, let Japan announce it's building nukes.
Ah, so, spring roll no match for sushi!
We should simply announce we are giving a nuclear weapon to Japan for every nuke we think North Korea has, with the proviso that if North Korea verifiably eliminates all of it's nuclear weapons, Japan will give them back.
That would get the ChiComms attention!
Um, Yeah. Next time you're speeding, the policeman should just shoot out your tires.
The picture is pretty amazing. How was the camera placed in such a strategic position?
Less detailed background - http://www.jcp.or.jp/english/e-senkaku.html from the Japanese Communist Party, no less...
What everybody understands, but nobody talks about: 90 days to nuclear (all it takes is the word from on high).
Everybody knows that things roll down-hill, and so what would it take do ya think?
There won't be a peep for the first 45 days (except for that "satellite launch" test inexplicably crashes onto Pyonyang), and a couple of sunken boats.
Good analogy.
Looks more like a Japanese linebacker, TLR. Thanks for posting this.
Hopefully with U.S. help.
Now that would surely be funny.
Hey chi-coms, how do you like being tweaked?
Maybe Mongolia too?
\How about helping Viet Nam gain nuke capabilities also?
A Japanese Admiral was quoted after Pearl Harbor that "Japan had awakened a sleeping giant." N.Korea and China are now waking a sleeping giant.
Guess it's time we (those of us on FR who don't know) started learning more about Japan's forces and capabilities...
Excellent point, KenmcG414
Ram speed, Mr. Moto!
1930s redux.
I wouldn't wish the Japanese brand of aggression on my worst enemy.
Wow... Are those orange thingies visible on the port side some kind of industrial-strength fenders, and if so, are there similar ones on starboard, or is there some serious hull-to-hull, metal-to-metal contact going on here...
Instead, the Coast Guard is part of the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, and Transportation (MLIT). Here's a summary pdf from MLIT's website. (Give it a minute, it seems to load very slowly on my machine.)
The JDA website in English (sorry, it's always very, very slow.)
The MLIT's website in English.
For what it is worth, the Japanese Coast Guard also sank a North Korean spy ship a few years ago.
Someone from the Administration simply has to announce to China: "China, you have a problem with a nuclear N. Korea - take care of it. If you don't, we will permit Japan, S. Korea, and Tiawan to acquire nuclear weapons to stabilize East Asia."
Moshi-moshi ?
Nihon Boegun Banzai!
I don't think we'd be seeing the same sort of nationalist fervor that led to the 1930s.
This isn't our grandfathers' Axis Powers... ;>)
I wouldn't wish the Japanese brand of aggression on my worst enemy.
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Actually, this is called 'shouldering' and I think that many Navies abandoned the practice.
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Low-profile bump.
I don't doubt for a second that that BS Chinese "committee" is wall-to-wall PLA men and BuDer operations types.
That rifle is not European one. It's japan's home manufactured rifle called "Type 89 Assault rifle".
Wow! you have keen eyes.
JSDF and J-Coast guard uses Sig sidearms.
The JMSA (Japan Maritime Safety Agency, aka Japan Coast Guard) is a civilian maritime law-enforcement and rescue agency, not a military organization.
(Our United States Coast Guard is likewise an arm of the Department of Homeland Security, not a military force. In time of war, the Coast Guard assumes the status of a military force and its administration is transferred to the Department of Defense.)
It's important to note that strictly speaking Japan has no military forces of any kind. Under Article 9 of the Japanese constitution (which we wrote), military forces are forbidden to Japan forever. Such armed forces are may be maintained (Japan has four) are by law "police agencies", and may only be employed for law enforcement, including the protection of the nation's legal boundaries. Thus all Japanese armed forces are de jure "homeland security" forces, and all armed forces members are de jure civilians -- employees of the Japanese civil service -- not sworn soldiers.
Nice pickup on the "brass catcher"! I had missed that.
What the article doesn't mention is that Chinese from Taiwan also sent ships on this trip. The fishing boat from Hong Kong was dilapidated and probably designed to be beached on the isle or rammed, in this case.
BTW, Diaoyutai belongs to ROC, Taiwan. The Japanese are just sacrificing their ships on somebody else's land. LOL.
Its no coincidence that the Chinese boat is the funky, rusty one and the Japanese boat is the pristine one.
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hundred dozen people will flock to Alpharetta to laugh maniacally about nothing at the 2012 Laughter Yoga USA East Coast Conference. Laughter yoga is a thing that was invented in 1995 for people who are crazy. They don't even bother trying to hide it. Look at the lunatics on Laughter Yoga International's website:
Alright, I'm being rude. Laughter has been proven to be medically beneficial, plus laughter yoga promotes things like world peace and ... fuck it. I'm terrified of these people.
The conference — which features notable speakers and a "funky" dance party — takes place March 30 through April 1, 2012, at the 5 Seasons Restaurant & Brewery, 3655 Old Milton Parkway, Alpharetta. Also this: "This is no April Fool's joke — the conference is only $99 for the entire weekend (does not include food or lodging)."
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June 15, 2016 | by Dan Piepenbring
Greg Drasler's exhibition "Road Trip" opens tonight at Betty Cuningham Gallery.
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April 13, 2016 | by Dan Piepenbring
- Every April for years, intrepid editors have searched in vain for a way to fuse National Poetry Month to Mathematics Awareness Month, killing two birds with one stone. It turns out a pair of Italian mathematicians solved the problem centuries ago: "Niccolò Tartaglia (ca. 1500–1557) had discovered a way to solve certain kinds of cubic equations. Another mathematician, Girolamo Cardano (1501–1576), wanted to learn the formula and promised not to publish it. Tartaglia shared the formula with Cardano as a poem, and Cardano ended up publishing it." Even with its terza-rima rhyme scheme, though, the poem is pretty bad, I'm sorry to report. It begins: "When the cube with the cose beside it / Equates itself to some other whole number, / Find two others, of which it is the difference. // Hereafter you will consider this customarily / That their product always will be equal / To the third of the cube of the cose net."
- Legend tells of a radical library in Lawrence, Kansas—a library teeming with zines, a countercultural cornucopia, its shelves overflowing with DIY ephemera. And this library … is totally out of business. But the University of Kansas has acquired its holdings and plans to digitize all of them. "You can already explore over 830 digitized examples from the Solidarity archives in the Internet Archive … There are hand-illustrated guides to fertility awareness, freedom for Palestine publications, essays against prisons, Firefly fanzines, and more curious titles like 'Don't Leave Me: How to Make Better Coffee at Home and Spend More Time With Your Cat(s).' "
- Today in butterfly genitalia and literary luminaries: a new book examines Nabokov's work as a lepidopterist, especially his "intensely magnified" drawings of butterflies' reproductive organs. The book argues that Nabokov's drawings provide a new lens through which to view his fiction—but maybe they're just butterfly drawings. Laura Marsh writes, "The more we find out about Nabokov's work as a lepidopterist, the more difficult it is to grasp what he saw in butterflies, and how much his study really found its way into the worlds of his books … As a lepidopterist, he was interested in stories that spanned vast, geological time periods, informed by fine-grained empirical observations. But in his novels and stories, butterflies flit in and out of the narrative, either to adorn a moment of impossible desire or as flickering omens of doom—as in the case of the red admiral that lands on John Shade's arm before he is assassinated in Pale Fire. They are creatures of the ever-disappearing present, hardly existing for any concrete purpose at all; their wings bear the heavy load of subjectivity."
- Writers, screenwriters, narrative artists of all stripes: if you're still laying the foundation for your next project, I suggest throwing a kidnapping into the mix. People love kidnappings, especially when they involve young women. Add a seamy, irrepressibly erotic abduction to your plot and success will be yours for the taking. As Anna Leszkiewicz notes, "British and American pop culture has been gripped by the kidnap narrative. Young women stare desperately out of skylights or at heavy metal doors, before wrenching themselves through. Their kidnapper has methodically planned their captivity for years, making escape particularly difficult. They often exploit the mental weaknesses in their abusers in order to do so. They struggle to find a psychological liberty that matches their newfound physical freedom, and to detach themselves from the events of their captivity … The victim is always a young woman, usually adolescent either at the time of her capture, or during her captivity. She looks a specific way, too: a pretty brunette with big, round eyes; skinny when first captured, gaunt as her captivity develops; and despite the huge number of missing black girls and women, she's white. She has all the physical attributes Hollywood and our wider society problematically conflate with innocence, purity and victimhood—and enthusiastically sexualize."
- Jonathan Shaw owns the largest collection of vintage tattoo flashes in the world. Lucky for us, he's put them in a book called, yes, Vintage Tattoo Flash. Behold the mess of cowboys, sailors, smoking skulls, neon dice, good-luck charms, babes, and babies that have made their way onto American bodies from Long Beach to the Bowery.
Memento Mori
March 10, 2016 | by Dan Piepenbring
Trawling through eBay recently, I came across a folder of sample funeral cards from the early twentieth century. As near as I can tell, salesmen would roam from funeral home to funeral home peddling these to undertakers, who would in turn press them on bereaved families. They were standard thank-you notes, essentially—"The family of _________ will hold in grateful remembrance your Spiritual Bouquet and kind expression of sympathy"—but unattached to any death in particular, their messages were gauche, even funny. That they were framed in advertising copy didn't help. Imagine: Someone you love dies, and before you can even pick out the announcement cards, you have to read sentences like "Genuine engraving achieves its inherent beauty from a correlation of width and depth which no other process possesses." As a character in Terry Southern's The Loved One says: "Death has become a middle-class business. There's no future in it." Read More »
Doughnut Holes
December 15, 2015 | by Sadie Stein
As you ramble on through life, brother,
Whatever be your goal,
Keep your eye upon the doughnut,
And not upon the hole.
This "Optimist's Creed" could be read from the thirties through the seventies on every box of Mayflower Donuts, and on the walls of its stores. It was, says the New York Times, "the personal motto of the founder, Adolph Levitt." But its true author has been lost to the mists of time: Levitt's granddaughter told the Times that he'd seen the doggerel framed in a dime store and made it his personal credo. Presumably someone working at a greeting-card company tossed it off one day; we can only imagine said copywriter's impotent rage when the Mayflower chain took off and the slogan appeared everywhere. Read More »
Do Not Mock Our Walk
December 2, 2015 | by Sadie Stein
There have been many theories advanced about the accents of Alaskan Bush People's Brown children. These theories often involve chicanery and sometimes speech impediments. Personally, when I first watched an episode of the controversial Discovery reality show, which chronicles the escapades of a family allegedly raised away from civilization, I was struck by the similarity to the accent of Tangier Island.
Tangier Island (as well as Smith Island—they're both in the Chesapeake Bay) is famous for its local dialect, thought by linguists to be an example of Restoration-era English. While the brogue-ish accent is probably far more diluted than it was when the island was truly isolated in the Chesapeake, to an outsider, it's still hard to understand—and the residents still have trouble understanding outsiders, too. You can get a sense of it in this video; here, for comparison, are the Browns. Read More »
Our Prefab Thanksgiving
November 25, 2015 | by Matthew Gavin Frank
Celebrating the old-fashioned way: at an African-themed indoor water park in Wisconsin.
The yellow three-track potato sack slide is encased in ice, and the go-kart tarps are encased in ice, and the Paul Bunyan chain-saw carving has grown a beard of icicles so tentacular one can't help but imagine him having been recovered from one of Verne's deeper leagues. The afternoon-shift dancers outside the Wisconsin Dolls Gentlemen's Club wear parkas with fur-lined collars and smoke their cigarettes, waiting for the gentlemen to arrive. Their lips are chapped and their calves are rosy and their exhales hang in the cold air in front of their faces, nowhere to go. They take turns reading the club's Yelp reviews from a single cell phone, which they pass between them.
Every dancer working was cute, with the exception of one.
What could be improved? 1. Men's bathroom.
There were 100% more people wearing head bandanas than I expected-saw like 6 dudes wearing them. Also, the Outlaw motorcycle gang represented with a couple of people rocking their colors!
Pro tip: with so many blacklights inside, remember to wear your white pants.
Housed in a double-wide trailer (for real) and next to a sleazy strip motel (also, for real), disappointing ladies shake and shimmy on a tiny pit-style stage.
This last trip was particularly depressing, mainly due to the preggo dancer who was prancing and spinning topless and bottomless with a modified tube top covering her baby bump.
For some god-awful reason, I've been here twice.


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Just after the death of her newly-born baby sister, Chanda, 12 years old, learns of a rumor that spreads like wildfire through her small, dust-ridden village near Johannesburg. It destroys her family and forces her mother to flee. Sensing that the gossip stems from prejudice and superstition, Chanda leaves home and school in search of her mother and the truth.
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George Washington's Surprise Attack: A New Look at the Battle That Decided the Fate of America (Hardcover)
Extensively researched and superbly argued in Tucker's compelling narrative, this in-depth examination of George Washington's military miracle at the Battle of Trenton unquestionably confirms the vital importance of that stunning victory. Jerry D. Morelock, PhD, editor in chief at "Armchair General"
Like many historical events, the American Revolution is sometimes overlooked, ignored, or minimized by historians because of common shrouding in romantic myth or interference from stubborn stereotypes. Here historian Phillip Thomas Tucker provides an in-depth look at the events of the Battle of Trenton, weeding out fiction and legend and presenting new insights and analysis. Stories from many forgotten individuals of the war, including officers and soldiers from both sides, bring to life the Continental Army's desperate circumstances and shocking victory. Myths that Tucker debunks include the Hessians slovenly drunkenness, Washington acting alone in creating the attack strategy, and Rall's incompetence as a leader largely contributing to his troops defeat.
By exploring the forgotten aspects of one of America's most famous battles, revealing Trenton's story proves to be even more fascinating. In the end, America's founding was nothing short of miraculous, and no chapter of America's story was more miraculous than Washington's improbable success at the battle of Trenton, where America's fate was decided to almost everyone's amazement on a dark, snowy morning.
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The presentation it's getting on DVD, however, gets zero. Unfortunately, once again, Warner Bros is being greedy and trying to rip people off as they have before. They got me before on Batman, The Animated Series, Batman Beyond, Justice League, and The Batman. Why can't they release the whole season and give the fans what they want?? Don't buy these stupid single disc "volumes," because eventually, the whole season will be released, and this will have been a waste of money. Who the hell wants to have just 4 episodes of a series? I like this show, and I want season sets, and until then, I'm not gonna fall for this crap again.
Shame on you, Warner Brothers!!!
For anyone that was not able to witness what Batman was like in his goofy days, before he became the brooding dark Knight, this cartoon is a must see. It was a great experience to witness the silly side of the Batman mythology as many DC villains and heroes that are not usually associated with modern Batman comics show up to entertain.
What I don't appreciate is when companies like Warner, Sony, Marvel, Disney, and Nickelodeon choose to release cartoons on DVDs with 3-4 episodes. It is a waste of plastic, and a waste of the consumer's money. If you are even vaguely interested in seeing this series I suggest catching a re-run on TV, or any video on demand service like iTunes. If you like 1 episode of this show, you will definitely like the rest. Just wait for the season 1 DVD so that consumers may stop cartoons from being released in these arbitrary ways.
This sounds like a glowing review, so why did I give this product only 1 star? The reason is because Warner Bros. insists on releasing rip-off single DVD's insteasd of the full season of the show. While this may make sense from a business point of view, for the consumer it is a waste of time ( how long budget conscious fans have to wait for the complete season) and money ( the cost of buying the season through individual DVD's) that needs to stop. I love this show, but I refuse to pay through the nose for 4 EPISODES! I know it may be hard, but it is important that we show Warner Bros. that they can't continue to waste our time like this. Ignore every individual DVD and buy the complete season. If enough consumers do this we won't have to wait 2-3 years for them to finish releasing [...] individual DVD's before they give us the complete season.
$15 for 4 episodes of any television show is OUTRAGEOUS and even Amazon's discounted rate of $11 is too high. It would cost $105 to buy the entire season at full price and $77 at Amazon's rate.
Compare this to the first set of Batman: The Animated Series which is $38 for 28 episodes.
Tell Warner Brothers you aren't going to play their game, pass on this set and wait for the full season set.
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good movie for family nights and long trip to keep the kids busy so buy enjoy and have funPublished 16 months ago by scott
I have to agree with other posts. Why not just 1 season one collection. thats the reason for 4 stars. What a money grab! The show is great. I will most likely have to get the rest.Published on August 6, 2013 by Doug
i thought this was actually season one but i was wrong, it's just a collection of episodes from season one. they are really good episodes though.Published on May 16, 2011 by David
The title of my review says it all. I hate this show, even more than I hated the final season of Batman: TAS, which is where the slide downslope began to happen for me. Read morePublished on November 14, 2010 by Merlin63
Won't be buying it until they get off their butts and put together the season. Drove me nuts with the rest of the DCU, still won't put up with it now. Read morePublished on January 18, 2010 by Richard E. Howard
Wow, never have I learned so little about a DVD from such a large number of reviews. I don't care what Warners' policy on releasing episodes is, can we just talk about the disc... Read morePublished on November 17, 2009 by A. Gammill
This idea that some reviewers have that you must buy these single discs to convince Warners to release full season sets is RIDICULOUS!!!! Read morePublished on October 24, 2009 by H. LUI
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Well done. I only wish this was done in something other than stick figures. I'm not trashing you for using them, but it would have added so much more style and emphasis on the characters otherwise. At first I thought the sticks would ruin it, but as I kept watching it I put that aside and just enjoyed every last bit of it. Favorited.
Also, I saw Distant Worlds live in concert; they are magnificent.
I just jizzed my underwear white.
This is great. At first I thought it was some dude fighting his nobody self but then I remember this was FF and now I think of only a black mage fighting a white mage. Regardless, this is awesome and its something new that I have never seen before. Keep striving, bro.
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This was actually my second trip to Bali, hence while planning for places to visit, I purposely skip Ubud area, since I have been there before. Surprisingly, those attractions we visited in this trip all does not require to wear a sarong! Hence its quite relaxing and comfortable trip.
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Wednesday, June 1, 2016
Weekend Trip to Bali
Our flight from Singapore to Bali on a Saturday evening was via KLM, the timing was not ideal, but the promo fare was cheaper than other budget airlines, hence we grab this flight; considering its full flight, which includes checked-in luggage and meals on board.
Sunday, May 1, 2016
Big Yes to Big O
Using a Groupon voucher for Big O restaurant in Paragon mall Orchard. It was bought at 25 Sgd, voucher value of 50 Sgd.
Tuesday, March 1, 2016
The Serene Lake: Taal
Growing up in Manila it was the closest highland we could spend our weekends, holy-week, vacations, with family and cousins. Hence, I was excited to re-visit this place after 10 years.
Friday, January 1, 2016
Delicious Ha Noi - Ngon!
Ngon means delicious in Vietnamese. It's also one of the most recommended restaurants for tourists if you want to eat like the locals do. I saw several restaurants with "Ngon" on its name, hence its difficult to identify which one is the real Ngon!
Tuesday, December 1, 2015
Healthy Leafy Tasty - Vietnamese Regional Dishes
Regional Vietnamese cuisines are scattered around the city of Ho Chi Minh, so if you have very limited time and still want to have a food adventure, this is the city to explore. There are abundant choices from northern to southern provinces' specialties, here are some of the meals I have tried:
Sunday, November 1, 2015
Panoramic Ho Chi Minh
2009 was my first time to visit Ho Chi Minh City (HCMC), at that time we visited the usual tourist attractions - Cu Chi tunnel, Mekong River, the historical structures in District 1 - Notre Dame, Post office building, Ben Thanh Market.
Thursday, October 1, 2015
Vung Tau a Scenic Coastal Town
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We've got a winner!
You are correct....
Oh wait, that's not what I meant! Really. I meant you might find this thread funny..... ;o)
Careful...you might elicit laughter from Elaine Benes...that throaty kind of laugh.
Not recommended for children or Texans. Please do not store in the closet. I will also throw in some delicious fruity PEZ candy to load the dispensers with.
That movie IS useful. FR alone has gotten hours of laughs out of that "film."
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