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"This is the first place I've been to where I haven't met a journalist at all. This is a conflict that's just not in the public eye. I feel like the whole world needs to understand what's going on."
Yemen is in the midst of a civil war. Since March 2015, a Saudi-led coalition has been fighting anti-government Houthi forces, resulting in widespread destruction, bombing and gun battles. Ordinary people are bearing the brunt of an increasingly brutal conflict.
Severe water shortages combined with airstrikes, sniper attacks and a fuel blockade have rapidly turned this conflict into a humanitarian crisis, with over one million people displaced from their homes.
The need for food, water, shelter, sanitation and medical care is growing daily.
Many clinics and hospitals have been destroyed, and those that are still functioning are in urgent need of more medical supplies.
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This page attempts to give an overview of the deeply concerning situation in Yemen today and what we are doing to help. Use the links below to hear from our staff and patients, find out more about our work prior to the conflict, and the latest news from MSF.
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- Yemen prior to the conflict
- Hear from our patients
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Crisis information
At the end of March 2016:
- We received more than 37,000 war wounded since March 2015
- More than 15,000 surgeries performed in MSF facilities.
- More than 49,000 medical consultations provided for displaced people in MSF mobile clinics
- More than 10,000 women gave birth in MSF facilities
- More than 144,000 patients seen in the emergency room
- More than 1,100 tonnes of medical supplies sent to Yemen
Photographer @rawanssa visited our hospital in Haydan, Yemen, shortly after it was hit by an airstrike in October 2015. Here, a man clears away debris to reveal our logo, clearly painted on the roof of our hospital - identifying it as a neutral medical building. © Rawan Shaif #MSF #DoctorsWithoutBorders #Haydan #Yemen #Hospital #Logo #Airstrike #Bomb #Debris
MSF is carrying out activities in or supporting 11 hospitals and health centres, and is providing support to another 18 hospitals or health centres in eight governorates: Aden, Al-Dhale', Taiz, Saada, Amran, Hajjah, Ibb and Sana'a governorates.
A total of 2,102 MSF staff are currently working in Yemen – 97 international staff and 2,005 Yemeni staff – making it among MSF´s largest missions in terms of personnel.
Natalie Roberts, an MSF UK doctor in Yemen
"An airplane flying overhead has just bombed a few hundred metres away and is still circling. I'm not quite sure what it's targeting, but just in case it makes a mistake with our car, we all get out and crouch around the corner," writes Natalie Roberts in her MSF blog.
"The plane drops three bombs nearby and then flies off again and we get back in the car and on our way.
"But it gave us all a bit of a fright. I think it's pretty normal to be scared in a situation like that.
We're helping set up an emergency room inside a health centre, which is the size of a small British GP's surgery.
Since the conflict started, they've been seeing 40-50 wounded patients a week.
"It's difficult, but there is a reason for making these trips on these dangerous roads. You go to these places and you realise nobody else medical has managed to get there to help.
"I was in Syria before, and I've worked in Ukraine and other warzones. This feels similar to Syria in lots of ways, with the destruction done by the airstrikes.
"The injuries you see are very similar, and you never get used to that. And you shouldn't ever get used to that, particularly when the violence is affecting children or women who are just going about their normal lives.
Follow @MSF_uk and @msf_yemen on Twitter
to keep up to date with the crisis as it unfolds.
MSF's activities in Yemen: 2014
High levels of poverty and unemployment combined with continuous insecurity made it difficult for Yemenis to access healthcare prior to today's conflict.
MSF in Yemen 2014
Basic healthcare and lifesaving surgical care is provided by Médecins Sans Frontières/Doctors Without Borders (MSF) in Al Azaraq and Qataba'a districts of Ad Dhale governorate.
More than 47,000 outpatient consultations took place in 2014.
Amran governorate
Our teams in Amran continued to support Al-Salam hospital, providing emergency, maternity, inpatient and outpatient services and assisting in the laboratory and blood bank.
More than 2,300 surgical interventions and 25,300 emergency consultations were carried out, 5,200 patients were admitted to hospital and over 2,500 babies were delivered during the year.
Our emergency surgical unit in Aden re-established networks of medical referrals from Abyan, Ad Dhale, Lahj and Shabwah – places frequently affected by violence and increased surgical needs.
More than 2,000 emergency consultations, 1,600 surgical procedures and 5,600 physiotherapy sessions were completed.
Rapid emergency response
We set up a team to provide rapid medical aid following violence and other emergencies.
Medical supplies were donated to clinics and hospitals, relief items were distributed to people forced to leave their homes by conflict and direct care was offered to victims of violence and the displaced.
Reducing HIV stigma
Lack of knowledge about HIV/AIDS among healthcare providers has been the main cause of stigma and discrimination in Yemen.
We trained staff in seven hospitals as part of its work with the National AIDS Programme and its advocacy resulted in a dramatic increase in the number of people getting tested for HIV, including pregnant women, and in the number of HIV-positive patients admitted to Al Gumhuri hospital in Sana'a.
Patient story
Mohamed, from Shabwah
My nephew was shot during gunfire in Shabwah. There was no hospital … nothing in the area. The only place we could bring him was here [MSF's hospital in Aden].
We sincerely thank MSF for the unconditional medical care they offered to him and to everybody in this hospital.
Latest news
- Yemen: MSF treats more than 40 wounded following airstrike on marketplace
- Yemen: Nine wounded in Saudi-led coalition airstrike on MSF clinic
- Yemen: "Almost all hospitals in the areas where we work have closed down"


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Chris Clark, of North Potomac, says he purchased the name for
$20 about 14 years ago. He sold it Thursday at an online auction
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HanesBrands plans to acquire DBApparel of France from Sun Capital Partners, provided consultation with European and French works councils representing DBA employees is completed and customary closing conditions are met.
The $575 million acquisition of Maidenform Brands by HanesBrands would create a mass market intimate apparel powerhouse, but not everyone is happy with a sales price that is seen as undervaluing the takeover target.
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I see one flaw in the pitch man's spiel. He says baked so never fried, what if he is buying tortillas that were fried prior?
Yeah, I am a hater.
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Arena Pharmaceuticals (NASDAQ:ARNA) has developed a weight loss drug, Belviq, that is one of only a couple that have received FDA approval in the last decade. The company is awaiting DEA approvals, and then it can begin marketing what appears to many a blockbuster drug. Sales of Belviq could begin as early as late 2012 and this has investors and Wall Street excited, sending the stock to over $9.00 per share. Combine this with rumors of a possible buyout and there is little wonder why Arena saw a nice climb over the past month.
Over the past week Arena has been trending downward and now sits just above $8. Credit Suisse initiated coverage on the equity and established a $6 price target that has many passionate investors crying foul. The reasoning of these investors appears to be sound and warranted, but there are a couple of sides to every story.
What I am going to say here may be frustrating to some, but it is what it is. The market has many players in it and understanding the fundamental story of an equity is not always a recipe for investing success. Sometimes it is more advantageous to understand how the market is actually played than a moral philosophy of what is right and wrong. I know this will ire some, but it is reality.
In theory investment banks have a wall between the activities and position of the bank and the analysts opinions. In practice that may seem impossible, so investors should make an effort to understand the possibility and plan a strategy that takes advantage of it.
Arena Pharmaceuticals is on the cusp of releasing what many hope is a monumental drug (Belviq) in a monumental category (obesity). There is plenty of reason to see massive potential. In fact, many do see that potential, and that is exactly what drives the stock upward.
What we need to realize is that betting on potential is great, but we need to comprehend that we are betting on an unproven potential. What creates value is real success and real numbers. I happen to believe that the potential of Arena will develop into impressive numbers as soon as the end of this year (if released by then). I also know that this equity saw a rise upward on FDA approval and rumor of a buyout. The FDA approval is now past and digested, as is the buyout speculation. What we are left with is the potential of Belviq.
To their credit, Credit Suisse stated that Arena may not meet up to lofty expectations and I have seen some pretty lofty expectations. To their detriment, Credit Suisse also assigned lofty expectations to another drug by Orexigen because they have a pending drug in the same category. The issue is that Orexigen is a couple of years away from a realistic market debut.
Had Credit Suisse simply stopped at valuation concerns on Arena the low price target, while perhaps undeserved, would have been more palatable to investors. The combination of a low price target on Arena, a high price target on Orexigen, and the fact that Credit Suisse is buying Arena shares all add up to investors wondering whether or not the market is stacked against them.
While what is happening to Arena may not seem fair, we all have watched the market for quite some time, and the rules of the market, fair or not, need to carry weight in a trading strategy. Some will voice complaints and frustration while others will look for an edge and perhaps add to their positions. If you believe in the long term prospects of Arena, and believe that Belviq is a compelling market changer, and are holding out for that day, then you are likely worrying about something that you shouldn't be.
Analysts have opinions. Some are bullish and some are bearish. Take it all with a grain of salt. Look at the opinions, even if you do not agree with them. Likely there are many out there that will agree, and that will impact the equity in some form or another.
Fair does not really have a place in the market as frustrating as that may be. Savvy thinking does. Support is at $7.10 and is moderately strong. Resistance is at $8.75 and is very strong. Arena sits in the middle. Arena is now below all meaningful moving averages and volume is lighter than normal. Perhaps consolidation is in order now. Watch things closely over the next few days, and remember, word from the DEA could come at any time and that would be positive.
Disclosure: I am long ARNA. I wrote this article myself, and it expresses my own opinions. I am not receiving compensation for it (other than from Seeking Alpha). I have no business relationship with any company whose stock is mentioned in this article.


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A chemical reaction is a process in which one or more substances are converted to one or more different substances. In the reaction, the atoms of the starting substances are rearranged, forming new substances that have different properties. The number of atoms and the amount of mass are the same before and after the reaction takes place; thus mass is conserved.


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Max Payne 3 Multiplayer Patch Goes Live
Written Tuesday, November 27, 2012 By Richard WalkerView author's profile
Rockstar has announced that the latest title update for Max Payne 3 has gone live today, bringing a modest list of improvements and fixes to multiplayer. And...well there's not much more to say about it, really.
So, here's the list of fixes, courtesy of Rockstar News Wire:
- The Kill screen now shows what weapon and burst the enemy used to kill you
- Fixed an issue where players would occasionally get stuck in cover
- Fixed an issue where players would occasionally appear invisible
- Fixed an issue where game modes could appear to be over 100% full
- Fixed an issue where occasionally a Loadout slot could overwrite another Loadout slot at the start of a round of Gang Wars
- Fixed an issue where a party would have trouble loading into a new game after a party member had left
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I carry one mag loaded with 90gr Hydra shock
and a spare mag of 95 gr FMJ
This is a discussion on .380 ACP, FMJ or JHP within the Defensive Ammunition & Ballistics forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; Originally Posted by rhinokrk Golden Saber 102 gr. for the 380. This would be my choice also....
I carry one mag loaded with 90gr Hydra shock
and a spare mag of 95 gr FMJ
A real man loves his wife, and places his family as the most important thing in life. Nothing has brought me more peace and content in life than simply being a good husband and father.
I don't do the alternating round bit. Makes me feel indecisive.
I want FMJ in my .380 as I want to be as certain as I can be that the bullet will penetrate.
I personally believe in using some sort or PD HP round. I use either Gold Dots or Critical Defense and I choose these based on what I believe important.
Here is some good reading. Pocket Guns and Gear: Ammo tests The info there is just one of many (good) sources of info you will find here on this topic.
Just my $.02
For .380 and smaller I prefer FMJs. If a JHP is called for in the .380, it is the 102 gr. Golden Saber.
My favorite "gun" book-
Since this is a 5 year old thread, I think it is OK to start a new one.
The price of liberty is, always has been, and always will be blood: The person who is not willing to die for his liberty has already lost it to the first scoundrel who is willing to risk dying to violate that person's liberty! Are you free?
--- Andrew Ford
Admittedly I don't own a .380, but if I did I would go with a heavy HP round. If it doesn't expand you will still get the penetration of a FMJ.
I use Winchester PDX1 95gr for my 380 for home and personal protection. It will not penetrate as deep as a FMJ but I don't want the bullet to go thru the BG and into my neighbors house or hit a bystander if I am out and about.
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Ninety-six years ago during the final push for women's suffrage, Carrie Chapman Catt + the League of Women Voters' founder + called upon our emerging organization to "finish the fight," the fight to ensure that our democracy is truly a government of, by and for all the people. In 2016, we will be continuing this charge by helping to register and educate millions of Americans in advance of Election Day + Tuesday, November 8.
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Incoming freshmen and transfer students are welcomed into the SUNY Oswego community with the symbolic passing of the Torch of Learning. Free. 315-312-2106.
Location: Arena and Convocatiop Hall, Marano Campus Center
Friday, Aug 26, 8:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m.
Student Involvement Fair
Annual event where SUNY Oswego student clubs and organizations host informational tables. Free for SUNY Oswego students. 315-312-5420.
Location: Arena and Convocation Hall, Marano Campus Center
Wednesday, Aug 31, 10 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Men's Soccer vs. St. John Fisher Scrimmage
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European Stocks Decline; Actelion, Vestas Wind Systems Slide
European stocks declined for the fourth time in five days amid speculation that this month's rally may have overshot the outlook for economic growth.
Actelion Ltd., the largest Swiss biotechnology company, sank 8 percent after its clazosentan medicine didn't meet the main goal of a study. Vestas Wind Systems A/S, the world's largest maker of wind turbines, slid 3.8 percent as Financial Times Deutschland reported that Germany has scrapped provisions for funding energy programs. Unilever increased 1.3 percent after agreeing to buy Alberto Culver Co. for $3.7 billion.
The benchmark Stoxx Europe 600 Index lost 0.4 percent to 262.92 at the 4:30 p.m. close of trading in London after earlier rising as much as 0.5 percent. The measure has surged 68 percent since March 2009 amid speculation that stimulus measures by governments around the world will cement the recovery from the first global recession since World War II.
"There will inevitably be some disappointment -- either in the form of poor economic or earnings data, or signals that quantitative easing will be deferred," David Shairp, a global strategist at JPMorgan Asset Management in London, wrote in a report today. "It probably suggests that, short term, a little risk could be taken off the table."
The Stoxx 600 has rallied 4.6 percent in September and 8.1 percent so far this quarter as investors speculated that the economy will continue to grow even as European nations slash spending to control their budget deficits and China takes steps to cool growth.
Benchmark Indexes
National benchmark indexes declined in 15 of the 18 western European markets today. France's CAC 40 fell 0.4 percent and Germany's DAX lost 0.3 percent. The U.K.'s FTSE 100 retreated 0.5 percent
New York University Professor Nouriel Roubini said there's a high probability of another U.S. recession, with Japan's outlook "anemic," underscoring risks to the global recovery.
China, the world's fastest-growing major economy, may face greater headwinds should there be weak growth in the U.S. and Europe, Roubini said in Kuala Lumpur today, where he was attending a conference. Second-quarter gross domestic product figures for the U.S. are likely to be revised lower after "awful" June real-estate numbers, he also said.
Japan is considering compiling a stimulus package totaling as much as 4.6 trillion yen ($54.6 billion) that will be funded with existing revenue, a government official said on condition of anonymity.
'Still Constructive'
"Central banks remain accommodative," Mislav Matejka, the head of pan-European equity strategy at JPMorgan Chase & Co. wrote in a report today. "We find the backdrop for stocks still constructive."
Two years after the collapse of Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc., investors still aren't willing to pay more than liquidation value for banks in developed nations. Bears say the combination of slowing economic growth, the weak U.S. housing market and increasing regulation mean bank profits will be limited and bad loans may increase.
The KBW Bank Index trades at 95 percent of book value, a level never seen before 2008, while stocks of lenders in Europe and Japan are also lower than their assets minus liabilities. Financial firms in the Standard & Poor's 500 Index have risen 6 percent this quarter, the smallest gain for any industry and about half the return for the gauge of American equities.
Actelion, Switzerland's largest biotechnology company, sank 8 percent to 40 Swiss francs after saying its clazosentan medicine didn't meet the main goal of a study in patients who had suffered from bleeding in the brain.
AstraZeneca, Vestas
AstraZeneca Plc declined 1.6 percent to 3,280 pence as its experimental cancer treatment zibotentan also missed a main study goal after failing to help patients with a kind of prostate tumor live longer.
Vestas slipped 3.8 percent to 202.1 kroner. The German government has scaled back its energy and climate change plan, scrapping provisions for some carbon dioxide emissions cuts and money for energy programs, Financial Times Deutschland reported.
Unilever gained 1.3 percent to 1,816 pence in London as the maker of Dove shower gel agreed to buy Alberto Culver to add VO5 and Nexxus to become the world's largest maker of hair-conditioning products.
Micro Focus International Plc climbed 5.3 percent to 385.2 pence, the biggest gain in the Stoxx 600, as Barclays Plc rated the U.K. maker of business software "buy" in new coverage.
Latecoere, Pernod
Latecoere SA rallied 15 percent to 7.15 euros. Spirit Aerosystems Holdings Inc., the airplane component maker spun off from Boeing Co. in 2005, is mulling a bid for Toulouse, France- based Latecoere, Le Figaro said. Officials from Wichita, Kansas- based Spirit will meet Latecoere Chairman Pierre Gadonneix to discuss a tie-up, the French daily newspaper reported, without giving a date for the meeting or citing anybody.
Pernod Ricard SA rose 1.9 percent to 60.45 euros. The company had an increase in summer sales of 7 percent versus 2008, La Lettre de L'Expansion reported, without citing anyone. Pernod Ricard benefited from a recovery in demand in cafes, hotels and restaurants, according to the weekly newsletter, which didn't define the dates of the summer period.


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From: Becky LeDocq, Chair Faculty Senate This memo is intended to serve as the initial charge letter to the Research & Grants Committee for the 2009-10 academic year. In an effort to better orient new committee members and to improve the overall efficiency and effectiveness of committee work, the Senate Executive Committee (SEC) is incorporating the following ideas. 1. The SEC will be holding a meeting of conveners at 9:00 a.m. on Tuesday, September 1 in 325 Graff Main Hall. Please plan on attending this meeting if possible. If you are unable to attend, please send another representative from your committee. An agenda will follow. 2. The SEC will be holding a meeting of Chairs during the week before classes in January. The purpose of this meeting will be for committee chairs to report on progress on charges to date and discuss any problems committees may be experiencing. Per Faculty Senate Bylaw II. (s): "Each faculty committee shall hold an organizational meeting and report the name of the chairperson to the senate office by October 1. (Joint Chairpersons are not permitted.)" Therefore, as the convener of the Research & Grants Committee, please arrange, as soon as feasible, an organizational meeting. In addition to a chairperson, please also elect a secretary. Primary responsibilities of the chairperson include: • promptly informing the Senate office (5-8018) the results of the election of officers and any changes in committee membership.* • organizing and conducting meetings. • completing a year end report on the Research & Grants Committee activities to be submitted to the Senate Office no later than May 31, 2010. *The committee chairperson should carefully review Faculty Senate Bylaw II, "Faculty Standing Committees" for information on committee attendance and the role of alternates. Primary responsibilities of the secretary include: • recording minutes of each meeting. • promptly sending meeting minutes to Sibbie Weathers (firstname.lastname@example.com) so that the minutes can be posted on the faculty senate website.
In the event the committee chooses to rotate secretarial duties, please designate one person to be responsible for e-mailing the meeting minutes to Sibbie Weathers. In addition to the committee's normal duties, I ask that the committee consider and report on the following special charges: • Discuss the existence of any special considerations in the review of Faculty Research Grants proposals to determine whether the current guidelines need updating. (e.g. It is often said that these grants are intended for new faculty. Do these grants favor proposals from faculty in their first two years? ). Review last year's committee recommendations regarding a $5K stipend in lieu of the 1/9th of salary grant. Please plan to provide a report to faculty senate at the April 15, 2010 meeting.
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Finally, if the Senate Executive Committee or I can assist your committee in any way during the year, please do not hesitate to ask. saw cc: Research & Grants Committee Members
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TV Review: HBO's 'Boardwalk Empire'
This Prohibition Era gangster drama combines spectacle and substance
"Boardwalk Empire," which premieres on Sunday (Sept. 19) night, is the most instantly accessible and artistically successful new show HBO has launched in years.
I'll admit that a small part of me wonders if "Boardwalk Empire" is, in fact, too easy to embrace, too easy to be impressed by. While the network has certainly had favorites that were fully formed almost from the beginning ("The Sopranos" and "Six Feet Under" come to mind), the best HBO shows -- things like "The Wire," "Deadwood" or even something recent like "Treme" -- have often defied easy categorization and taken weeks or months or full seasons to work their way under your skin.
If something can be excellent while doing exactly the opposite of defying easy categorization, that something is "Boardwalk Empire." If you want to categorize "Boardwalk Empire" as a burly gangster epic set against the backdrop of the dawn of Prohibition? Well, that's exactly what it is. Sure, it's more nuanced than those dozen words might inherently imply, but that's almost a bonus. Terence Winter has taken the great gangster classics of the '30s and '40s, thrown in a dash of "The Untouchables" (TV or movie vintage), added a healthy dollop of "The Sopranos" and woven in a little E.L. Doctorow ("Ragtime" or "Billy Bathgate," mostly) for good measure.
"Boardwalk Empire" creates a world and does so magnificently, with an unparalleled attention to detail, but it's a world that's at least tangential to worlds you've seen before.
Does any of that make "Boardwalk Empire" any less admirable? Well, no. Familiarity needn't always breed contempt. Sometimes you can be amply respectful of something familiar done right. This would be a case in point.
More thoughts on "Boardwalk Empire" after the break...
As easy as it is to sketch out the generalities of the "Boardwalk Empire," it's much harder to write a single paragraph introducing the complete tapestry.
We begin in Atlantic City, 1920. Prohibition is hours away. To the teetotalers, Prohibition seems like the boon that will clean America up. To a new breed of criminals/businessmen, Prohibition seems like an opportunity.
At the center of things is Steve Buscemi's Nucky Thompson, Atlantic City's Treasurer and a man with his finger in every corrupt pie in the seaside mecca. Nucky's right hand man is Jimmy Darmody (Michael Pitt), a young striver and World War I veteran with a little piece of a Princeton education. Nucky has a comely, dumb-as-a-brick mistress (Paz de la Huerta), but from the pilot, he's beginning to take interest in spunky Irish immigrant and mother Margaret (Kelly Macdonald).
Into the mix, you can throw an assortment of real-life mobsters played by the superlative likes of Stephen Graham, Michael Stuhlbarg and Vincent Piazza. Many of the names will sound familiar even if you haven't been studying up on Wiseguys 101, all of them will sound familiar if you're a fan of the genre.
Then, on the outside, we have the Probation Officers, led by Michael Shannon's Van Alden, who plays as Eliot Ness, if Eliot Ness had a streak of Jack Bauer at his most sadistic.
There are whackings, nighttime raids and more menacing monologues than any show in years and as with "The Sopranos" and "The Godfather" and "Goodfellas" and nearly every good gangster drama I can think of, there are meditations on legitimate business versus illegitimate, on morality and the cost to one's soul if you rise to high on borrowed wings.
"Boardwalk Empire" is brutal, no less so than any of its ancestors that I've mentioned. The language is coarse, the nudity is frequent and when people commit violent acts, the blood flows unflinchingly.
But "Boardwalk Empire" is also beautiful. The pilot, directed by Martin Scorsese, is every bit the equal of the director's period films including "The Aviator," "Gangs of New York" or this spring's "Shutter Island." I wasn't there, so I can't tell you how flawless the show's Atlantic City Boardwalk recreation is, but based on the care put into every storefront, every light fixture, every tapestry and the font on every sign, I'm going to guess the accuracy is impressive. [And even if somebody wants to whip out a book and show me where things were altered, I'm still not going to waver in my approval.] The same care has been given to every costume and every hairstyle and to making sure that every frame showcases these efforts. Your definition of "spectacle" may vary, but it has been a long time since there was anything on the small screen to match this.
Much of the "Boardwalk Empire" premiere discussion will hinge on Scorsese, who hasn't left any tools in his case in the temporary transition from film to TV. Yes, he's constantly aware of the expectations that come from being Martin Scorsese and working in this genre, but he's also giving HBO and the people what they want. The camerawork in "Boardwalk Empire" is fluid and, well, Scorsese-esque, with the director reveling in his love for both the genre, but also for classic filmmaking. The pilot begins and ends on an iris, for Pete's sake. What's impressive is that you probably won't notice a meaningful decline in craftsmanship in subsequent episodes. It doesn't appear that anybody was required to follow the Scorsese template, but HBO has hired people who know what they're doing.
That extends to in-front-of-the-camera personnel.
The show is anchored by Buscemi in what is almost certain to become the richest part of his career. I saw one absurd review in a major paper that has extensive compliments for the show, but doubted Buscemi's plausibility as a threatening tough guy. If that reviewer happened to have previously missed "Reservoir Dogs," "The Sopranos" and "Con Air" (and not paid attention during "Boardwalk Empire") I guess that's a problem. I know he's a funny-looking guy (by objective standards), but I've never doubted Buscemi as a tough guy in any project, because I've always figured it would make sense that a dude who looks like him would have to be tough, that he'd have to find a way to make his point with his words, but also to back up those words with actions, when push comes to shove. Buscemi's Nucky has a silver tongue, but he also thinks that he's ruthless. He learns in the pilot that there are even more ruthless people out there, but rather than backing down, he adapts. And as Nucky, Buscemi has a confident swagger that totally justifies the attention he gets from the ladies. He sells it.
He's paired with Pitt, who is more conventionally pretty, but has spent most of his career playing against his looks and giving twitchy indie-affected performances with a too-cool-for-school attitude that belies the fact that most of us noticed him for the first time as the stud QB on "Dawson's Creek." If you've been turned off by Pitt's affectations before, they're less in evidence in "Boardwalk Empire" and although he still shies from any leading man polish, he's actually assertive and, when required, romantic.
In the female lead, Macdonald starts off well and only gets better as her character exhibits more and more of a spine. Viewers lamenting the lack of strong female characters in the pilot should just stick around, because Margaret isn't a pushover.
From here, I could just start listing excellent and vivid supporting performances from folks like Shannon, Graham, Dabney Coleman and Gretchen Mol. In several early episodes, Stuhlbarg -- paying 1919 World Series fixer Arnold Rothstein -- has chilling speeches that are the stuff Emmy nominations are made of. And although Michael K. Williams' presence is teased in the pilot, you have to wait til the third episode for him to get a showcase and the fourth episode before he delivers his first moment of Omar-level awesomeness.
One or two of the tertiary mobsters may go a bit hammy, but I'd be hard pressed to identify a single out-and-out poor performance.
Most great shows, they start well, but they improve and get darker. "Boardwalk Empire" starts out extremely well and it maintains that level. It remains to be seen whether the show has an extreme gear, an extra level of depth, but where it is through the five episodes I've seen is plenty good enough.
"Boardwalk Empire" premieres on Sunday, Sept. 19 at 9 p.m.


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The Beke Hotel is an older hotel and not the same quality as the addison Blu at Zurich Airport. In fairness he whole city looks old so the hotel is probably in keeping with the whole city.
The breakfast was not as good as at the other Radisson hotels where we have stayed on this adventure so I think that the rating is justified.
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Solid, tourist-class hotel in a great location
I stayed at the Radisson SAS Beke Hotel as a part of a Virgin Vacations package trip. The hotel is totally fine; no frills, but certainly not bad at all and the location makes up for the lack of grandiose appointments that clutter the lobbies of many large hotels in Central Europe. The rooms were decently sized (for Europe), the bathroom quite clean, and the bed very comfortable.
The best part about the hotel is it's location. It's within a less than 5-minute walk to the subway station, and you can walk to all the biggest attractions that Budapest has to offer.
I will say this about the hotel: they have excellent staff. A few days before leaving, I emailed the general email address I found off a website and requested restaurant reservations. I honestly didn't think I'd ever hear from anyone. Within a few hours, I had received back an email confirming the reservations for me. The concierge was very, very helpful as well. I would definitely stay here again without hesitation.
Budapest isn't that great
My partner and i went away to Budapest for a long weekend with a 'room only' offer. The hotel was nice and clean and the rooms were about what you would expect from a city break. Nice, clean and just the right amount of space. We arrived nice and early on the first day and got a choice of rooms and size of the bed! The staff were friendly and spoke good english, minus one member of the conceierge team who was useless! I would recommend this hotel but get it and the trip on the cheap, it's really not worth spending so much on going to this city. Both of us did not enjoy Budapest and could not wait to come home. hotel is situated in a very good location with all sites within walking distance
Just OK
This hotel could be the poster child for all of the (many) European hotels that trumpet their 4 star ratings but with rooms that can quickly be relegated to the 2-2.5 star class by US standards. The room was very small for its class, even by Euro standards, and noisy. The included breakfast was terrible. The common areas, such as the bar and lobby, were fine and the location not too bad, but overall it was just a bit of a disappointment. I would stay here again, but only at a bargain rate.
Nice hotel in good location
I booked this hotel after reading reviews on trip advisor and have to say I wasnt disappointed. The hotel is in a good location with everything within walking distance. Somebody had mentioned that the rooms were too small but I did not find this to be the case. Breakfast was excellent with a large choice. The staff were very friendly and helpful. My only (minor) complaint was that the swimming pool was pretty cold! I would definately go back to this hotel.
Should have stayed here
Just returned from a Globus tour that had booked two nights at this hotel, which is in a good location in Budapest. Unfortunately, Globus made a last minute switch to the Corinthian Aquincum which was totally out of the interesting part of the city. The Globus people tried hard to keep us from seeing where the SAS Beke Radisson is, but we came across it in our travels and were sorely ticked off! The Corinthian is a beautiful building but of no use to someone interested in seeing Budapest.
Good Location
The Beke is a good hotel for anyone staying in Budapest. The smallish rooms may seem disappointing after the glossy lobby, but they are clean with sparkling bathrooms. Most of the rooms face a side street, which makes them very quiet; if you want a charming view of the rooftops of Budapest, ask for a top-floor room. The staff is efficient and pleasant, but a bit aloof. The hotel has a fine location, about half way between two must-see areas: Castle Hill and Heroes' Square. You can walk to the latter, but a taxi or Metro/bus combination is best for the castle area. The Beke is near plenty of great shops and cafes. I recommend this hotel.
Great location
Stayed there in march 05. Location is great,very close to 2 metro stations,bars and shops. The hotel is superb,nicely decorated rooms which were very clean. The mini bar is a bit pricey but this is a four star hotel which in my opinion is a fair reflextion. I would certainly stay here again but in the spring when the weather is a bit warmer
Great Location
I had no problems with this hotel. The rooms were a good size (bathrooms were a little small) and were of a decent standard. The hotel itself is quite nice although I was a little disappointed with the size of the swimming pool. You also have to pay about �4 to use the sauna.
The best thing about this hotel is the location. It is in the centrum, close to bars and restaurants (and late night kebab houses!). The staff are quite helpful with directions and ideas for trips away. The Castle District is about �11 by hotel taxi.
This hotel is not about luxury (although it is a good 4 star hotel) - it is more about the location - which is centrally located and safe.
Happy to stay here!
I was very happy staying in this hotel. It was very clean and the rooms were a good size. It's also walking distance to the metro and the malls. The only negative I had were the doormen. They were lacking in their duties.
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Want to give your family something to brag about, then bake this HAM. This is several recipes in one and I will never bake another ham any other way. THE BEST HAM EVER!!!!!!!
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- 1 kelly's k baked ham
- 1 (12 ounce) box light brown sugar
- 1⁄3 cup yellow mustard
- 1 (8 ounce) can Coke
- honey or maple syrup
- 1 (4 ounce) can pineapple slices in heavy syrup
- Mix the sugar, mustard & coke.
- Spray roasting pan with non stick spray.
- Line roasting pan with heavy duty aluminum foil.
- Spray foil with non stick spray.
- Wash Ham.
- Score ham with knife.
- Place ham flat side down.
- Baste the ham with glaze.
- Drizzle a little honey over top of ham
- Place pineapple slices on ham and secure with toothpicks.
- Wrap ham tightly with foil resembling a tent.
- Bake ham at 250.
- 1 hour per pound.
- Baste ham throughout cook time if possible.
- Save the gravy that is cooked off the ham and when ham is cut pour gravy over ham.
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Will Murphy be a Starter at Second, or Fill a Utility Role?
PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla.—The gloves are stacked on the top shelf of Daniel Murphy's locker, each of them representing a task unfinished. The big one, 12 1/2 inches long, is for first base. There's a glove for second base, 11 1/2 inches long, and a glove for third, which is a quarter-inch smaller.
He also has a glove for left field, though he left that one at his home in Jacksonville. "I don't think I'm allowed back out there," he said.
For the third consecutive year, Murphy is adjusting to a new position as he vies for a permanent spot in the Mets' starting lineup, this time as their second baseman.
In the minors, he was a third baseman. In 2009, he started in left field, but a string of misadventures there prompted the Mets to move him to first base. He was expected to start at first in 2010, but an injury late in spring training cleared the way for Ike Davis to supplant him in that spot.
Now, he is competing for the second-base job with Luis Castillo, Brad Emaus and Justin Turner, all while holding onto his various gloves in case he winds up in a utility role. Even Wilson, his glove supplier, seemed a bit confused, mailing him a pair of first-base gloves recently instead of second-base gloves.
"It's the third straight year I got a chance to win a job," Murphy said. "What else can you ask for?"
Second base has been mostly a weak spot defensively for the Mets for the last few years. In 2008 and 2009, Castillo ranked among the worst players at the position in saving runs, according to Baseball Info Solutions, though he was somewhat better in 2010.
It is unlikely Murphy would represent much of a defensive upgrade at the position, considering it is still new to him. But Mets manager Terry Collins said Wednesday that offense will be a major determining factor in who wins the job. "Second base has become to me an enormous offensive position," he said.
Castillo, 35, is coming off his worst offensive season in more than a decade. And of the other three candidates, Murphy is the only one who has proven he can hit with some degree of sustained competence at the major-league level. He had a .741 on-base plus slugging percentage in 2009, his only full year in the majors.
If Murphy shows he can adequately turn a double play— and that's by no means a sure thing —it appears his bat will dictate whether he wins the job.
Former Mets second baseman Tim Teufel has been tutoring Murphy at second. "It's all footwork," Teufel said. "It's going to take repetition. For the 10, 12 days he's been down here, it's been a vast improvement."


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|Dublin Dreams (1847-1878). The dreamer ; Trinity man ; Drama critic ; Henry Irving. --
London Limelight (1878-1884). The Lyceum ; First nights ; The Beefsteak room ; America. --
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We follow Stoker from his sickly childhood - entertained by his mother's twice-told tales of Irish hobgoblins and banshees - to his years as a Dublin undergraduate student and newspaperman, when he first wrote to his idol Walt Whitman, spilling out his innermost thoughts and beginning a lifelong correspondence that culminated in their meeting when Stoker traveled to America on tour with Irving and Ellen Terry. We see Stoker's childhood friendship with Oscar Wilde, and watch as the two young men compete for the hand of the beautiful Florence Balcombe, who became Stoker's wife. And we see Stoker in the literary and theatrical circles of Victorian London among such figures as Mark Twain, Arthur Conan Doyle, James Whistler, Lord Tennyson, and George Bernard Shaw.
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Fed Showered Money On Foreign BanksWritten by Alex Newman
Complying with a court order, the Federal Reserve began releasing documents on March 31 related to one of its bailout and wealth-transfer schemes during the financial crisis. And it turns out that among the biggest beneficiaries were foreign firms, including a bank owned by Libyan dictator Moammar Gadhafi's central bank.
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The night before my mother had a cerebral hemorrhage from which she never recovered we talked about how to deal with the impending bankruptcy by King George Medical Center which operated the Gateway Urgent Care.
My mother was usually brimming with energy and ideas and this time was no different. We both had ideas of how to keep an urgent care operating in the county.
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Mr. WITTMAN. Mr. Speaker, I rise today to honor the memory and the spirit of a true community leader, Ruth Herrink. Ruth served as the editor and publisher of the King George Journal in King George County, Virginia.
Ruth passed away on Saturday, October 12, at the age of 87 after decades of service to her community.
Ruth was "indomitable,'' in the words of her daughter, Jessica, and "always wanted to promote things that were positive for the community.''
The communities in and around King George County and our great Commonwealth of Virginia have lost an eminent spirit that connected and energized those around her.
Ruth's daughter, Jessica, will assume her mother's duties at the King George Journal and no doubt has a difficult, yet wonderful, challenge ahead of her to continue in the spirit of Ruth's intentions for the community.
My condolences extend to Ruth's family and the entire community of King George County.
To truly honor Ruth, we can all learn from her example and her passion to truly improve her community and the lives of those around her.
I remember she told me this was all God's plan and that it would be better than ever in the end. At that moment, I didn't realize that part of God's plan was that she would die less than a week later.
The night she died I promised we would solve the problem and make certain the community wasn't left without a full medical center.
However, with all of the chaos surrounding medical services viable practices have not exactly been clamoring to pursue new ventures. Each day as we directed yet another patient away it became clear that waiting around for Dr. Charming to appear was not an option and that we would just have to do it ourselves.
Well, while the urgent care service is not completely resolved we have taken the first step by an administrative opening next week of the new walk-in 24/7 TLC Community Care Clinic in the space adjoining the urgent care offices.
Sounds a bit audacious but it is what Ruth would have done. After all, when I was in college my mother told me she was starting a bank. My reaction was ... okay. If she said she was going to do it I considered it done.
She had no experience running a bank, but she and the other organizers knew that women had a difficult time getting credit in those days. The solution - start your own bank.
WomenBank opened in Richmond in 1977.
In 1983 my mother called to tell me she was planning to buy a newspaper and a few days later she did.
Did she have any newspaper experience? No. But when she heard the paper was for sale her reaction - was how could you sell a newspaper?
So she bought the paper and then convinced me to leave the practice of law (not a hard thing to do!) and join her at The Journal.
How could the urgent care close when there is clearly a need for a walk-in practice in the county and a need for more primary care in King George, not less?
The construction loan to build the urgent care building was approved the same week the Treasury Secretary and Federal Reserve Chairman announced that unless the federal government bailed out the banks it was the end of life as we know it - or something to that effect. We built that building during the Great Recession.
My mother taught me that when you hit an obstacle you make it an opportunity. She had no plans to let someone else's bad business practices keep the doors closed to primary and walk-in care for our community. In fact, she knew that we could and would find a way to provide even better medical services, and she was right.
The administrative opening allows for the intake of records and organization, as we prepare to formally begin medical services soon after the New Year.
Please plan to stop in to meet the RN's, and volunteers who are making this happen. We are grateful for the founding support of many and look forward to partnering with many others in the community to bring innovative medical solutions to the region.
The new Community Care Clinic will be located at 11129 Journal Parkway, adjacent to the offices of Dr. Zavelsky, pediatrician. The number will be 540-625-2527.
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Borresteijn (234) Zaandam, Netherlands | December 3, 2012
Visited on a Saturday, just after opening. Spacious 2-storey English pub, nice sturdy wooden interior, plenty of seating and lots of room in front of the long stretched bar. Football on screen, but not in a disturbing way. Service is rather slow but friendly, burger was tasty but overpriced, as are most of their bottled beers. Selection is very good nevertheless, especially bottled, tap selection consists of their mediocre house beers and a few macro beers. Likeable and cozy pub.
Douberd (104) Arnhem, Netherlands | July 14, 2016
Big place with lots of wood. Good atmosphere in the late evenings, lots of internationals. TVs every here and there showing sports. Their own beers from casks, food seems good and service is friendly. High prices. Beers are average Id say but after a couple of pints they become better :) I dont know, its okay I guess but I would visit only when something new is available.
Theydon_Bois (1006) Tourist Town (West), England | March 19, 2016
Visited on Saturday 26/09/15 around 9pm for the Rugby World Cup game as much as the ticks. Had previously visitied in 2006. The place was booming but we managed to pinch a table that didnt have the greatest view of the rugby. The place is set up for live sports and a Spanish football game was being shown upstairs with multiple screens both large and small on each level. Beer wise they brew their own which are of an English theme and on cask in the most part ... all a bit twiggy and basic but Ive had worse. We also came across a few Belgian and Spanish ticks in bottle. The decoration here is a little tired, kind of stuck in the 90s old skool US brewpub, dark with lots of wood. Service wasnt bad bearing in mind the crowds. Overall worth a visit for a ticker to pick off their own brews but dont be expecting anything great.
madmitch76 (186) , England | October 24, 2015
Expansive brewpub. Good atmosphere here although it was an eye opener to see how many Dutch peeps have Welsh roots, or so it seems as they were all cheering for Wales against England in the World Cup Egg Chase. 7 home brews on offer and to be frank they are a bit home brewish. Competent, mostly clean but all lacking flavour, especially the stronger ones here. The bottle list gave up a few ticks including some obscure Spanish beers. Food was decent. Staff friendly. Nice place. Could be great if the beers could be (much) improved and varied.
chriso (528) London, England | September 12, 2015
Last visited in September 2014. Big "English pub" with a central location. To be honest I tend to avoid places like this when Im abroad - faux englishness is not generally what Im looking for. But it is a brewpub so merits a look. The beers are English-style too and Ive generally found them rather mediocre. The same beers were on offer both times Ive visited but it looks like they do vary the range a bit so I may have just been unlucky. Definitely worth one visit if you wants the ticks but I wouldnt bother to go back in the absence of something new for me.
Sokolov (816) Moscow, Russia | March 23, 2015
Cask ale specialists and good ones. 6 brews.
77ships (177) Antwerpen, Belgium | February 22, 2015
Easy to enough to find & a short tram ride from Den Haag central station. Place looks like a Belgian UK-style bar as opposed to a British pub. Looks a bit worn by use. Place had quite a few kids in it or more like a big family that had their children running around half the place, bumping a few times into my table, blowing bubbles, Not sure if this is usual or not, I have nothing against children but you shouldnt take like 3 tables spread across a huge bar & move your kids around all of the time & intrude into my space. Not sure if the bar can do a lot about this or whether it is a normal sight. Anyway they had 7 of their own beers on tap, UK-style & on cask. 4 only to try shot glass sized portions of them which is a great deal if you are into ticking. Beers were honestly rubbish in my opinion, all safe for one had notes of butter & vegetables which I got the impression they think is okay because they are cask, Glad that I only had to do a couple of cl. Because doing ½ pint of these wouldnt be fun. They had a bunch of other beers there at what looked like normal NL prizes to me. Nothing really interesting or unusual, decent or even good beers but selection just seemed random and a bit bland with occasionally lucky guesses. Seeing Brooklyn Lager was quite interesting. Audience just seemed like locals who are more into macro pale lager than anything which might explain decent amount of people drinking their beers. Service was standard, nothing special but nothing to complain either about. Food saved the experience a bit for me, they actually had a clearly label vegan main dish on the menu no idea how common this is in the NL I was quite happy. Food was rather nice, quite good potatoes & a paprika stuffed with well-done champignons. This might suffice for a dish & one beer & the ticks.
BeerandBlues2 (940) Escondido, California | January 31, 2015
As I walked up to the entrance, loud sounds were permeating the walls and windows, but I continued inside. There are a few tables on the main level but when football (European that is) is on, those and the bar area are quite crowded. There is seating upstairs but no bar service until 8:00 PM. I loitered around a bit sampling various beers from the lengthy list (primarily Netherlands beers). As soon as a couple abandoned their small table I took it and continued on with my beers and then food. The food was fresh and I enjoyed the stuffed pepper alongside my beers. I tried a couple house beers and they were pretty good. The service was fairly prompt.
Maakun (109) The Hague, Netherlands | November 16, 2014
Very big English-style pub. I can sometimes be very crowded and noisy. Look slike a typical pub, service is jut OK because of the big crowd, they have some nice bottles and standard taps, but also have their own beer which ranges from disgusting poison to quite drinkable. Decent enough if youre in the area.
Brugmansia (558) Jylland, Denmark | October 3, 2014
Visited in september 2014, with beery friends. Placed in the city center, rather easy to find. Huge place, lots of seatings, both inside and outside. They do samples ( very, very small ones ). The beers were not served in the best condition, but will give it a go another time, being in the area..
dutchbeerpages (88) Wilnis, Netherlands | May 8, 2014
Definitely a place I would go to again. Their own beer is ok, but extra credit for being cask ales. Apart from their own beer their selection of Dutch bottles is great. Little pricy for those but worth it. Location als great.


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SHERMAN, Tex. -- A keynote speaker at Austin College on Thursday talked about how to run a multi-million dollar corporation.
Hundreds of students packed into Sherman Hall to listen to the CEO of Chase Bank and over twenty other graduates working in corporate America.
Activities consist of a career panel, speeches and a luncheon.
Event organizer Todd Williams says, "These people were in their seats 20 to 30 years ago, and they have a lot of lessons learned that frankly they don't want them to have to go through themselves if they don't have to."
Williams says he sponsored the event because he feels it gives young people an idea of the options out there.


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Securing a deal with Elton John's management company, he supported Example on his U.K. tour and, after signing with Atlantic Records, he became only the third artist to score a Top 75 album purely on download sales, when his No. 5 Collaborations project, a star-studded seven-track EP featuring Wiley, JME, and Devlin, charted at number 47 in 2011. That same year he released his major-label debut studio album, +. The album was a massive hit, selling over a million copies in the U.K. alone in just six months, and charting highly in many other countries. Sheeran then went about boosting his profile, co-writing songs for One Direction and Taylor Swift. He toured the U.S. with Swift on her massive 2013 arena tour, and saw his song "I See Fire" featured on the closing credits of the smash hit movie The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug.
By the end of 2013, Sheeran shifted his focus from performing to recording his sophomore album with Rick Rubin and Pharrell producing. Keeping with the mathematical theme, the album was titled x ("Multiply"). Appearing in June 2014, x encompassed his acoustic/hip-hop hybrid sound, but also had an R&B feel in places along with straight-ahead pop. The record debuted at number one on both the U.S. and U.K. charts, reached gold or platinum status in 15 countries, and the singles for "Sing" and "Thinking Out Loud" both topped the British charts. ~ Jon O'Brien, Rovi