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H.RES.492: Providing for consideration of the bill (H.R. 899) to provide for additional safeguards with respect to imposing Federal mandates, and for other purposes.
|Virginia Foxx, R-NC
|Feb. 26, 2014
|House Rules
Bill Progress
- Bill introduced in the House
- Bill passed in the House
- Bill passed in the Senate
- Bill signed into law
Bill Actions
Last Action
|Feb. 27, 2014
|On agreeing to the resolution Agreed to by recorded vote: 227 - 190 (Roll no. 80). (View this vote)
|Feb. 27, 2014
|Motion to reconsider laid on the table Agreed to without objection.
|Feb. 27, 2014
|On ordering the previous question Agreed to by the Yeas and Nays: 225 - 192 (Roll no. 79). (View this vote)
|Feb. 27, 2014
|Considered as privileged matter.
|Feb. 27, 2014
|DEBATE - The House proceeded with one hour of debate on H. Res. 492.
|Feb. 26, 2014
|The House Committee on Rules reported an original measure, H. Rept. 113-362, by Ms. Foxx.
|Feb. 26, 2014
|The resolution provides for one hour of debate. The resolution makes in order only those amendments printed in the report. The resolution provides one motion to recommit with or without instructions.
|Feb. 26, 2014
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Breakfast at the Farm
Tuesday - Saturday 8:00 am to 11:00 am and Sunday from 8:00 am to 10:30. Breakfast is served in the Porch Room
All Entrees Served with Hot Golden Popovers, Whipped Butter & Raspberry Jam
Eggs, Any Style$9.50
Choice of Bacon or Country Link Sausage & Served with Hash Browns
"Spinach & Mushroom" or "Western" Served with Hash Brown Potatoes
Pancakes or French Toast$9.50
Plain, Blueberry or Chocolate Chip Your Choice: Pork or Turkey Bacon or Country Sausage, Make it "Deluxe"
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- $3.25
Deep Dish Quiche Lorraine$10.50
Served with Hash Browns
Fresh Berries & Granola$9.25
With Greek Yogurt
Home-Smoked Salmon$15.00
Served over a Toasted Bagel with Capers, Onions & Cream Cheese
Poached Eggs Florentine, Hollandaise Sauce$12.00
"Steak Benedict"$15.50
Poached Egg Over a Medallion of Tenderloin on an English Muffin, Béarnaise Sauce
Soups, Appetizers
Baked French Onion Soup$7.50
Cold Gazpacho a l' Andalouse$6.00
Steamed Mussels Marinière$10.00
Escargots "Normandie Farm"$10.00
Fresh Oysters on the Half Shell (6)$11.75
Homemade Country Pâté$6.75
Clams Casino (6)$8.75
Fresh Asparagus Vinaigrette$7.00
Spring Green Salad$7.50
With Pine Nuts, Cranberries & Gorgonzola, Balsamic Vinaigrette
Baby Wedge Salad$7.50
Served w/Prosciutto, Chopped Tomato & Oions, Goats Cheese, Shallot Vinaigrette
Petit Greek Salad$6.50
Spinach and Mushroom Salad$7.75
With Mandarin Oranges & Walnuts, Balsamic Vinaigrette
Classic Caesar Salad$7.50
Entree Salads
Caesar Salad with Grilled Breast of Chicken$13.50
Caesar Salad with Grilled Filet of Salmon$15.50
Grilled Gulf Shrimp Salad$15.00
Served over Roasted Beets, Sliced Tomatoes, Goats Cheese & Walnuts, Balsamic Drizzle
Chicken Waldorf Salad$14.50
Breast of Chicken w/Red Grapes & Granny Smith Apples
Roasted Vegetable Salad$12.50
Served over Spring Greens, Honey Lime Vinaigrette
Avocado & Lump Crabmeat Salad$18.50
Crabmeat, Mussels, Baby Shrimp and Scallops Served with Spring Greens
Grilled Shrimp "Nicholas"$15.00
Grilled Gulf Shrimp served over Mesclun Greens, Honey Lime Vinaigrette
Entrèe Selections, Where Traditions Continue
Grilled Breast of Chicken Sandwich$13.75
Grilled Boneless Breast w/Cheddar Cheese & Apple Wood Bacon
Lump Crabcake Sandwich, Béarnaise$15.00
Poached Eggs Florentine, Sauce Hollandaise$12.75
Poached Eggs Wilted Spinach on an English Muffin w/Asparagus Garnish
Fish & Chips$14.50
Beer Battered Orange Roughy, French Fries & Malt Vinegar
Deep Dish Spinach & Mushroom Quiche$13.00
Served with Spring Greens
Tenderloin Tips of Beef Bordelaise$15.00
Sun Dried Tomatoes & Mushrooms
Veal Kidneys Dijonnaise$14.00
Fresh Veal Kidneys Sautéed with Pommerey Mustard Sauce
Calf's Liver Lyonnaise$14.50
Sautéed Baby Calf's Liver with Braised Onions and Bacon
8 oz Filet Mignon Grillé, Sauce Béarnaise$28.00
Vegetarian Lasagna$13.75
Topped with Portobello Mushroom & Marinara Sauce
And Meet Today's Expectations
Domestic Lamb Shank$22.50
Braised in Red Wine and Served with Root Vegetables
Boneless Breast of Duck w/Blood Orange Glaze$15.50
Served Over Braised Red Cabbage
St. Louis Style Baby Back Barbeque Pork Ribs$17.50
Served wtih French Fries and Cole Slaw
Chicken "Coq Au Vin"$14.00
A French Classic, Served with a Bouquet of Vegetables
Scallopini of Veal Marsala w/Wild Mushrooms$16.50
Slices of Milk-Fed Veal Sautéed in Sweet Marsala Wine
Braised Boneless Angus Short Ribs of Beef$15.00
Served with Garden Vegetables
Grilled Rainbow Trout "Meuniere"$16.00
With Pine Nuts & Lemon Butter
Roasted Sea Scallops$16.50
Dry Scallops with Bacon, Scallions & Pine Nuts, Citrus Drizzle
Stuffed Filet of Cod$16.00
Stuffed w/Crab Imperial, Citrus Drizzle
Grilled Filet of Salmon$16.00
Over Wilted Spinach, Sauce Béarnaise
Hors d 'Oeuvres
Escargots "Normandie Farm"$10.50
Snails Stuffed with Tomato and Mushroom Puree
Oysters on the Half Shell (6)$12.00
Chesapeake Bay Oysters on Ice
Baked Oysters Rockefeller (6)$12.00
Spinach, Beurre Blanc & Swiss Cheese, Bread Crumbs
Clams Casino$9.50
Steamed Mussels Mariniere$10.50
Steamed in White Wine, Fresh Thyme & Cream
Jumbo Shrimp Cocktail$12.75
Baked Califorina Artichoke$9.50
Stuffed with Swiss Cheese and Garlic Bread Crumbs Served with Sauce Hollandaise
Homemade Country Pâté$7.50
A Blend of Veal and Italian Sausage with Pistachios
Home-Smoked Salmon$12.75
Smoked Fresh, Traditionally Garnished
Lump Crabmeat Cocktail$13.50
Blackened Sea Scallops$11.75
Served over Wilted Spinach, Lobster Sauce
Les Potages
Lobster Bisque with Sherry$8.50
Baked Onion Soup au Gratin$7.75
Topped with Swiss Cheese
Chilled Gazpacho "Andalouse"$7.50
Les Salades
Tomatoes & Fresh Mozzarella$8.50
Fresh Basil & Virgin Olive Oil
Watercress & Endive Salad Vinaigrette$8.00
Belgium Endive, Walnuts, Gorgonzola & Pears
Spinach and Mushroom Salad$8.00
Served with Mandarin Orange and Roasted Pecans & Kalamatas, Balsamic Vinaigrette
Classic Caesar Salad$8.00
Baby Iceberg Wedge Salad$8.25
Topped with Procuitto Ham, Goats Cheese, Chopped Tomato & Red Onion, Shallot Vinaigrette
Fresh Asparagus Vinaigrette$8.00
Served with Sliced Portobello, Balsamic Vinaigrette
Vegetarian Entrees
Roasted Vegetable Salad - Vegan Style$18.00
Roasted Garden Vegetables Served over Spring Greens, Virgin Olive Oil
Vegetarian Lasagna$20.00
Topped with Portobello Mushroom, Sauce Marinara
Where Traditions
Blackened Stuffed Filet of Salmon$28.50
Stuffed with Jumbo Lump Crab Imperial, Sauce Béarnaise
Roasted Diver Sea Scallops$26.00
Fresh Roasted Sea Scallops Topped with Bacon, Scallions & Pine Nuts, Citrus Beurre Blanc
Jumbo Lump Crab Cakes$25.00
Sautéed and Served with Sauce Béarnaise
Escalope of Veal Francaise$23.00
Milk-Fed Veal with Capers & Citrus Beurre Blanc
Normandie Farm Crab Imperial$32.00
Baked Jumbo Lump Crab in Imperial Sauce
8oz Filet Mignon Grillé$30.00
Sauce Béarnaise
Filet Mignon Grillé, Stuffed w/Crab Imperial$38.00
14oz. New York Sirloin Strip Steak$29.00
Certified Angus Beef, Served with Béarnaise
Roast Prime Rib of Beef au jus$28.00
Tournedos of Beef "Henri IV"$30.00
Medallions of Tenderloin, Topped with Truffle Sauce, Finished with Béarnaise Filled Artichoke Bottoms
Chateaubriand "Bouquetiere", For Two$75.00
Surrounded by Fresh Garden Vegetables
Roast Rack of Lamb, Garlic Au Jus$48.00
Domestic Lamb, Carved Table Side, Surrounded by Garden Vegetables
Filet of Beef Wellingto$28.50
Tenderloin with Purée of Shiitake Mushrooms and Goose Liver Mousse, wrapped in a Light Puff Pastry, Served with Truffle Sauce
Brochette of Beef Tenderloin$22.00
Broiled, Marinated Beef Tenderloin with Vegetables, over Saffron Rice, Madeira Wine Sauce
Escalope of Veal "Oscar"$29.00
Thin Slices of Milk-fed Veal with Crabmeat Imperial, Fresh Asparagus. Béarnaise and Madeira Sauces
Fresh Veal Kidneys Sautéed Dijonnaise$18.50
Sauteed with Brandy Cream & Pommerey Mustard Sauce
Sautéed Calf's Liver$22.00
Topped with Caramelized Onions and Bacon Strips, Sauce Madeira
Roast Wisconsin Duckling$22.00
Half-Semi Boneless Duck with your Choice of Sauce: Raspberry and Walnut, Green Peppercorn or Bordelaise
Meet Today's Expectations
Seared Swordfish Steak$22.00
Served Over Ratatouille, Sauce Bearnaise
Roasted Filet of Chilean Sea Bass$32.00
Garnished w/Gulf Shrimp & Cilantro, Beurre Blanc
Filet of Atlantic Salmon$24.00
Dijon Mango Salsa, Citrus Drizzle
Blackened Rainbow Trout$19.50
Citrus Beurre Blanc
Bouillabaisse a la Marseillaise$22.00
Traditional Fish Stew, Lobster Fume
Braised Domestic Lamb Shank$25.50
Hind Shank of Lamb, Braised in Red Wine
Chicken "Coq Au Vin"$19.00
A French Classic, Served with Fresh Garden Vegetables
Center Cut Pork Chops Grill"$20.00
14 oz Center Cut, Bone-In Chop Over Braised Red Cabbage, Fig Glaze
Fresh Sweetbreads de Veau "Meuniére"$23.00
Milk-fed Veal with Shiitakes, Calvados Cream Sauce
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About Us
The land where Normandie Farm Restaurant is located was originally the "Myers Farm." A country club was under construction on the site in the late 1920's but work was halted due to economic conditions of the time and the bank foreclosed on the project. In the spring of 1931, Marjory Hendricks, returning from cooking school in Normandy, France, passed by the property one afternoon and noticed a sign reading "For sale by mortgage holders." Within 45 minutes she had negotiated the purchase of what is known to this day as Normandie Farm Restaurant.


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John Pomfret, Washington Post
[A] wonderful book . Westad upends, but ever so politely, a slew of misconceptions about China that have been concocted by his academic predecessors both in the West and in Asia . [He shows] that the foreigners' story in China is not the monochromatic account of malevolent imperialism that has dominated the discourse in U.S. universities but a much richer and more important tale. The brilliance of Restless Empire is that while acknowledging the threat to China inherent in its contacts with the West and Japan, Westad also shows that they inspired and amazed the Chinese and played the critical role in the opening of the Chinese mind."
Financial Times
Restless Empire is a fascinating book and a pleasure to read. As well as providing a historical framework for understanding the behavior of modern China, it is full of interesting details and insights . Amid the anecdotes and the broad historical narrative, Westad also offers pointed reassessments of particular episodes in Chinese history . Another interesting angle to Restless Empire is its emphasis on the ambiguous impact of China's collision with imperialism . The restless reader may want to know what all this history tells us about the modern day. Westad places current developments in an interesting historical perspective."
The Guardian, Best History Books of 2012
[A] fine example of the way history can begin to make sense of [China] for an outsider."
Ian Johnson, New York Review of Books
A Sinologist who has written widely and lucidly on the cold war, Westad's Restless Empire is a rich history of the past 250 years of Chinese foreign policy."
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
A revisionist attempt to break up tomes of statecraft and statesmen into histories of missionaries, businessmen, coolies, revolutionaries and scholars. Restless Empire is a personal, anecdotal and humanistic approach to history that uses the single common thread of China's turbulent past to tie 250 years of history togetherher people.... Westad is foremost a good storyteller, the most important qualification of a good historian. Compelling stuff."
Sunday Telegraph
Westad starts with an important piece of mythbusting, arguing strongly against the idea that China has been an inward-looking society closed to the rest of the world . Westad is particularly acute on the Cold War period, using impressive documentation to argue that China's relationship to the rest of East Asia was not just communist, but Confucian in the ties that Mao nurtured with his ideological younger brothers' such as Kim Il-sung and Ho Chi Minh . [Westad] makes[s] poignantly clear the obstacles to China becoming a global leader."
Westad's clear account is extraordinarily useful, both for the context in which he puts it and for the use he makes of recent scholarship . I'm unaware of any other work of this chronological sweep that replaces the old Western impact on China' treatises so well with the findings of modern scholarship."
Literary Review
A lucid and engaging book . This fine survey is the best guide to appear yet on the knotty entanglements of China's pasts and futures."
Vancouver Sun
[A] timely new book . Westad takes us on a fast but sure-footed gallop over the heavy ground of China's relations with the outside world since the beginning of the serious incursions by foreign powers, especially the British . Westad has produced an entertaining, fulsome and useful addition to the deluge of literature on China."
Charleston Post & Courier
Understanding China's cultural, commercial and diplomatic relationships to the U.S. and the rest of the world is an important task. That's why this book is so useful. For China, perhaps more than any other country, understanding its past is key to understanding its present and future.... Westad constructs his narrative from sources that include other scholarship, personal anecdotes and primary research, but with an accessible style. Restless Empire is a great example of macro-history written for the general reader."
Global Asia
[Restless Empire] is a richly detailed, elegant meditation on China's search to define its role in the world, and answer that elemental question: What is China?... Westad masterfully relates China's vertiginous 19th-century decline, restless 20th-century experimenting with modernity and its dizzying resurgence today . A learned history."
Library Journal
[A] nuanced interpretation of the history of China's foreign relations . This is essential reading for students of modern Chinese history and for those interested in China's growing role in world affairs. Westad's ability to lucidly explain a complex subject makes this an excellent introduction."
Stephen R. Platt, author of Autumn in the Heavenly Kingdom
Odd Arne Westad's Restless Empire is an authoritative and lucid history of China's foreign relations from the peak of the Qing dynasty in the eighteenth century to the present day. Anyone seeking to understand the role China may play in our future world should start with this book."
Jung Chang, author of Wild Swans and co-author of Mao: The Unknown Story
Written by one of the most distinguished scholars on China, this book brings clarity and insight into complex historical issues."
Jonathan Spence, author of The Search for Modern China
Westad's Restless Empire is thorough, fast-moving, and consistently clear. It gives an excellent introduction to the vagaries of China's foreign relations over the last 250 years."
Frank Dikotter, author of Mao's Great Famine
An essential guide to modern China's often violent encounter with the rest of the world."
Kirkus Reviews
An astute, succinct study of modern China emphasizing overarching themes like hybrid identity and foreign influence rather than nationalism and centrality . A fresh look at a confounding nation the West has not yet figured out."
Publishers Weekly
[A] savvy history . Westad manages to compress a vast and complex history into a well-paced narrative that helps readers understand China's growing centrality in international affairs."
Booklist, starred reviewA superb story of China's historically schizophrenic' relationship with the outside world . [A] compelling, expansive account. Westad has provided readers with both a remarkable and timely glimpse behind the curtain that is required reading for anyone interested in Chinese political history and economic development and the future of China's position in the international community."
Martin Jacques, author of When China Rules the World: The End of the Western World and the Birth of a New Global OrderUnderstanding China is the most important question facing the world. Arne Westad has written a really excellent book which represents a very important building block in this task the relationship between China and the world since 1750. Highly accessible, insightful, full of good sense and wise judgment, and, as one would expect, extremely well-informed, it deserves to be both influential and widely read."


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The site reports that Ronan recently tested for an unknown role in the J.J. Abrams film. There are multiple female characters in the film, based on cast breakdowns, so it's unclear which part Ronan would be pursuing. We're firmly in the rumor stage, and it's entirely possible Ronan's casting won't pan out — keep her supposed connection to The Avengers: Age of Ultron in mind here — so consider this nothing more than an admittedly intriguing "we'll see."
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Latino Review has a bad track record but BleedingCool is backing it up, and even saying she might be up for the lead role.
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ARLINGTON, Texas -- Rangers closer Joe Nathan put his hands on his head and looked down in disgust while the ball rolled to the wall. He covered his face with a towel after getting back to the dugout.
There would be no champagne showers in Texas on Sunday.
Nathan gave up a two-run double to Torii Hunter with two outs in the ninth inning as the wild-card hopeful Los Angeles Angels rallied for 5-4 victory in the opener of a day-night doubleheader.
Their fourth loss in five games meant the Rangers wouldn't have an opportunity at home to clinch their third consecutive AL West title. They close the regular season with a three-game series starting Monday at Oakland, which was within 1½ games of the division lead after its 5-2 win over Seattle later Sunday.
Texas (92-66) would still be assured a playoff berth with a victory against the Angels on Sunday night.
"Well, we've got another game," Rangers manager Ron Washington said. "I'm glad we don't have to wait too long."
Hunter's double into the left-center gap came right after Nathan (3-5) struck out Mike Trout, who earlier in the game became the first major league rookie with 30 homers and 40 stolen bases in the same season.
"No doubt that the biggest hit of our season," Angels manager Mike Scioscia said.
It was only the third blown save in 39 chances for Nathan.
"Bad pitch at the wrong time," Nathan said. "He's a good player, going to get you sometime. Unfortunately, it was during a big spot."
Los Angeles (88-70), who is 26-10 since Aug. 21, were 2½ games behind Oakland (91-68) for the AL's second wild card.
There was about a 2½-hour gap before the second game, when left-hander Derek Holland (11-6) started for Texas against right-hander Ervin Santana (9-12). That was the scheduled matchup for Saturday's game, which was called off four hours after its scheduled start because of rain.
Los Angeles trailed 4-3 in the ninth before a one-out single by Maicer Izturis. Nathan walked Chris Iannetta before Trout struck out to bring up Hunter.
Garrett Richards (4-3) retired Nelson Cruz with two runners on in the eighth, and Ernesto Frieri pitched a perfect ninth for his 24th save in 26 chances.
That wasn't what the Orioles and their fans wanted to see while watching the Rangers game on the scoreboard in center field in Baltimore. An Angels' loss would have clinched the Orioles' first postseason berth since 1997.
Yu Darvish struck out seven in 6 2-3 innings but came out after Trout's homer, which trimmed the lead to 4-3, and a double by Hunter.
Alexi Ogando relieved and induced an inning-ending grounder on a full-count pitch to Albert Pujols, who already had two singles. With primary setup man Mike Adams injured, Ogando stayed on for the eighth.
Cruz hit his 24th homer, a two-run shot in the second, an inning after the right fielder threw out Trout on the bases.
Trout started the game with a walk and quickly got his 48th stolen base. His 30th homer, a solo shot to straightaway center, came on the first pitch Darvish threw him in the seventh.
After the stolen base in the first, Trout tried to advance on Hunter's flyball to right. But Cruz threw a one-hop strike to third baseman Adrian Beltre to retire Trout, who slid head-first into the same side of the base where Beltre was.
Izturis led off the seventh with a weakly hit ball that dropped between the mound and first base. Mitch Moreland fielded the ball, and tossed to Darvish, who made the catch, tagged the base and showed the ball to umpire Mark Wegner, who signaled safe.
Washington charged out of the dugout to argue, but umpires huddled and called Izturis out, bringing out Angels manager Mike Scioscia. Two batters later, Trout homered.
Trout had the first of three consecutive two-out singles in the third and scored on Pujols' hit.
Elvis Andrus drew a two-out walk in the third and scored on Josh Hamilton's single that snapped the slugger's 0-for-17 career mark against Zack Greinke. Beltre hit a popup to shallow right field that Hunter never saw, and it dropped for an RBI double and a 4-1 lead.
"You face a Greinke, you're going to be fortunate you got four runs," Washington said. "We got four runs on him and it was enough to get us into the ninth inning with the lead, we just didn't shut it down."
NOTES: The 21-year-old Trout is the youngest player with a 30-30 season. He needs two stolen bases to become only the third player ever with 30 homers and 50 stolen bases. The others? Eric Davis (1987) and Barry Bonds (1990). ... Hamilton, who struck out three times, has 126 RBIs. ... There were no weather issues Sunday for the first-ever split doubleheader at Rangers Ballpark.
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It doesn't matter if someone is homeless or not, if I don't want to be around them, I get up, I leave.
The only time it would be a problem is when you get up and tell them to leave. Then you're just an asshole.
dan, as long as you arent tasing the homeless indiscriminately, you're okay.
as long as you don't say anything rude to them or treat them like crap, go wherever you like. If you have a good sense of smell and can't take it anymore, move.
This is what you get for spearheading a charity auction for the homeless.
it doesn't matter if you're sitting next to a stinky bum or a stinky hippie who insists on either NOT wearing deodorant or the useless crystal kind; stinky is stinky.
and that goes for Bellevue society ladies and young men of all sexualities who choose to bathe themselves in the stinky cologne of their choice.
Typical passive aggressive Seattle reaction. I don't think getting up and moving away is wrong and I don't think asking someone who stinks to take it somewhere else is wrong. They don't have to listen to you of course but that doesn't mean you have to sit there and suffer in silence.
Yes, they have the right to be there. No you don't have to patronize a place that allows them to sit and disturb the senses of their customers. Liberal guilt should not extend to having to smell shit like that. I would get up and move and not think a minute about it.
Side note: I went into a restaurant recently with my boyfriend and it smelled so bad of B.O. that we left. The offending smellers weren't homeless, just trashy.
@2 - I read your comment at first as "tasting the homeless indiscriminantly." Now that would be just icky.
You're going to hell, but not for leaving the cafe. I think all that sodomy is going to be your ticket.
Also, asuming someone stinks based on their ethnicity or national origin is bigoted. Noticing actual stink means they stink. Not tolerating said stink make you a prissy fag, not a bigot.
Ive been sitting in a cafe downtown working for a couple of hours
Is this the FareStart cafe? Then your experience must be expected.
You're downtown. Unless you want to go up to the Nordstroms cafe or somewhere a little more exclusive, you're gonna end up (sometimes intimately)encountering stinky people... I'd say, pick someplace a little more hidden away/snobby if your two requirements are that you can stay there for a long time and that it smells good.
How long? One to two minutes sounds good to me.
One to two minutes sounds good to me.
Seconded. And don't do any passive aggressive stuff like sighing or slamming your laptop shut. Not that I think you would do that, but plenty of other people would and it's not cool.
How do you know people are homeless? Do you ask them? Maybe they have a home and no sense of smell? Or have a home, but serious mental health issues that prevent them from bathing?
When some frat guy with rank cologne sits next to me at Smith on a Saturday night, I change tables.
Fucking smelly-assed homeless...
If it helps you resolve your intense moral dilemma, the homeless guy was probably looking at you thinking the same thing.
Isn't this a question for Ask an Uptight Seattleite?
The appropriate response is to direct them to the Urban Rest Stop and move to the other side of the room.
what race are the homeless guys though? if they are non-dominant culture you are going to have to sit it out.
If someone reeks of piss and sits next to me on the bus, I'll probably move -- just as if they reeked of cologne or any other smell I find offensive. I won't be a dick about it but will probably move.
I think why you pissed off so many folks last time is your total lack of respect in your comments. There's nothing offensive about not liking body odor.
I got off the bus last week 'cause some dude was stinking the whole thing up. And I wasn't alone.
It is way more respectful to speak up. Not speaking up is treating the other dude as beyond contact, the other, etc.
Since most of them come from the suburbs, we need to build more homeless shelters and services there, not here.
But it might also help if we had more shower and toilet facilities too, that weren't only for those wealthy enough to afford them.
You are never required to breathe in booze-cigs-piss vapors in an effort to show you have empathy.
Get the fuck up and move. That organic festering assault will burn your nostrils.
It's too bad Urban Rest Stop is so underfunded. It is almost like a charity drive should be...oh, wait...nevermind.
"I give em moneyand I give it to them, not to some patronizing charity that tries to make me feel guilty about a homeless person deciding to blow my change on booze and not sock it away in his IRA or whatever."
I'm surprised no one has jumped on you for this one yet.
I have favourite bums (and yes I call them bums -- whatever), and what I like about giving them money (or the occasional beer) is that it establishes a relationship. You look at them, they look at you, you maybe have a chat. In other words, you get a chance to treat them like a human being.
Refusing to give change "for their own good" strikes me as patronizing. And giving only to charity, while helpful, also means you've bought the right to ignore them.
There are armies of compassion on slog?
They stink and you move! What is wrong with that? It has nothing to do with compassion. It has to do with truth.
They don't mind stinking and that is fine but the truth is I have an over sensitive nose and I can vomit at just the suggestion of something gross so I'm moving fast when a stinky person walks into a cafe.
I work around poor, down and outers all day and I have no problem moving away form the stinky people.
And no you wont go to hell for not wanting to be around stinky people.
You will go to hell for rejecting fatties! It is written.
Just talk to the guy and tell him that reeks. Maybe he doesn't understand that it's really bad. And if is that bad, someone's gonna tell him. The urban rest stop place isn't that far away.
"I give em moneyand I give it to them, not to some patronizing charity that tries to make me feel guilty about a homeless person deciding to blow my change on booze and not sock it away in his IRA or whatever."
I actually just assumed no one "jumped" on that one yet because Mr. Savage was only really chastizing the two or three Slog readers - myself included - who publicly stated the other day that giving money to charities that try to help the homeless not be homeless anymore was a good idea.
It's his website; it's his platform. I don't know about the other two or three folks who made similar suggestions - but I don't have a comparable soapbox. So, I figured I'd cut my losses, hang my head not-so-high, move on, and... yeah... make another charitable donation.
Being civil to the homeless should be a natural action. As an ex-drunkered myself I realize that except for a form of providence I probably would be a homeless smelly drunk too. What really pisses me off is that I take exception with the political correctituding of this issue by Nick "the political panderer" Licata and others. Licata is not that good for much other then standing up for political softball positions like this one. He mostly runs for the hills when there's any controversy involved.
It has always been against the law to harass anyone including the homeless.
The action of the city council to make it malicious harassment is led by the over archiving phony do gooder moralistic Licata is to gain feel good political points rather then because of a need for such addition law.
what #9 said
I know what you mean. Walking back from lunch today, we were behind a nicely dressed woman who stunk of poop. I wondered if maybe she wore a colostomy bag. My friend and I looked at each other and walked quickly around her to get away from the odor. I didn't feel bad about doing what I had to do to avoid someone else's funk and neither should you, even if these guys were homeless looking.
Refusing to give change "for their own good" strikes me as patronizing. And giving only to charity, while helpful, also means you've bought the right to ignore them
It's not patronizing, it's recognizing the simple fact that a lot of them have real substance abuse problems that you're potentially encouraging. Whether this bothers you is your business, but I wouldn't be harping on others for deciding to not be a part of that.
"I'm not racist, but..."
If someone stinky sits next to you, you move unless (a) it's not bothering you that much, or (b) you lack the guts.
They're homeless, so I'm pretty sure they know they don't smell so fresh.
A report of the National Coalition for the Homeless found that between 1999 and 2002 Seattle ranked as the seventh most dangerous city for homeless people in the United States.
The charge of *malicious* harassment is not the same charge as harassment. Under this charge it is a gross misdemeanor to harm the person or the property (or threaten to do so) of a person because they are homeless or perceived to be.
With this new law, a prosecutor can prosecute each individual charge- for example, an assault charge and a malicious harassment charge. In sentencing, the individual could be convicted of two crimes. Sentencing is up to the discretion of the judge, but a successful prosecution of a malicious harassment charge would lead to a more serious penalty.
Licata introduced the bill in question at the request of the Seattle Human Rights Commission and the Seattle King County Coalition for the Homeless. It was drafted by the Office for Civil Rights. Councilmember Licata was the Council sponsor to the bill because homeless advocates and the homeless themselves came to him and asked for his support.
Maybe you'd like to view some of the testimony of the people who came to Licata's committee to support the bill? It's compelling testimony found about 18 minutes (drag the bar) into the meeting here.
For all the people who complain about homelessness, it's suprising that nobody is willing to flit the bill for real solutions.
1. Hospitalization and treatment as wards of the state for those who are mentally ill until they are capable of maintaining their treatments and functional.
2. Hospitalization and rehabilitation as wards of the state for the alchoholic and drug addicted homeless until they are functional.
3. Training programs, employment assistance, and housing assistance for the functional homeless and homeless families.
4. Foster programs or other half-way housing programs with training for homeless teens who refuse to return to their families.
There isn't just one type of homeless, there are many causes and so there must be an equal number of solutions.
Either that, or you can just keep complaining about them.
Beat me to it @ 33.
"Some of my best friends are homeless, but..."
@28 & @32,
Don't get me wrong; I think giving to charities that help the homeless is a good thing -- I do it myself. And I don't mean to harp on people who don't give homeless people change. In fact, I don't give change to all of them, certainly not the meth heads or people who are really, really messed up, because spare change is not going to help them. But there are a few weatherbeaten old souls who I like to make happy once in a while, and some change or a beer makes them smile. They live in my neighborhood, and I don't like to ignore them.
But these are thoughts I've struggled with over the years, and I don't pass judgement on people who do things differently. I do, however, believe that these people have a right to be recognized as human, and not stepped over like so many rags. Giving them change or a beer or a coffe, or smiling and saying hello, feels so much better than just signing that cheque.
Well, Seattle city just passed the "Harrassing Homeless = hate crime" initiative today, so, Dan, as long as you don't demean the homeless verbally, you can walk way and you won't be charge with a hate crime.
And tsm, that old guy I buy the beer for? I'm guessing the benefits of being recognized, smiled at, talked to, and given his favorite gift outweighs the harm of that tiny bit of alcohol by a pretty wide margin. I feel no guilt about that.
sigh, @39 - as I tried to explain in my post at 35 to artistdogboy, verbal harassment is not the crime of "malicious harassment."
From the ordinance passed yesterday: "it shall not constitute malicious harassment for a person to speak or act in a critical,
insulting, or deprecatory way so long as his or her words or conduct
do not constitute a threat of harm to the person or property of another person or cause physical damage to or the destruction of the property of
another person.
That's pretty much the pre-existing definition of assault.
i also don't give directly to individuals money. but mostly because the few dollars i give to organized charities/group go a lot farther than if i gave it directly to an individual. then, there have been the times that it's cold as shit out and i'll give someone $10 with the stipulation they must buy alcohol!!
what really is a shocker is when you strike up a convo and find out they your cousin....
Nap XIV - YES! but the idea is that it is an assault because one is homeless. Haven't you people heard of shit like this happening:
Rent office space to work in like the rest of us. No one "works" in a cafe.
Assault is already a crime, no matter the reason for it.
I doubt the existing City or State criminal codes have a homeless victim exemptions written into them.
@36 I am more than happy to foot said bill, or at least my share of it. I am one of those who thinks my taxes are too low.
The problem though is not just a lack of funds, but also the lack of forcible confinement in mental and treatment institutions. Most mentally ill homeless types refuse treatment even when it is available due to mental illness.
In the end the true fault lies, as always, with Ronald Reagan.
Nap XIV - I did not say there was an exemption, smart ass (smile). read my post at #35, paragraph #3.
Nap XIV - I did not say there was an exemption, smart ass (smile). read my post at #35, paragraph #3.
LH, you're an arrogant, out of touch piece loose lipped crap, Not trusted by anyone on your second floor...
So is there an exemption for assaulting smug anonymous pricks (or is it just Mayoral flacks?) like you, then?
Just wondering.
and again they might not really be homeless. cnn is reporting that a lot of people pee on themselves..a LOT of people...
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As long as your soul is foul and your heart is a cold, hard stone, Mr. Savage, you must sit and breathe deep the fumes of righteousness mercifully cleansing the air of iniquity that follows you everywhere you go. Sit where you are until you feel at least a spark of humanity come to life somewhere deep inside you, and then thank these homeless angels for giving you the chance to be a pale ghost of a decent man, if for only a moment.
Now if it were me, already being pure of heart and beloved by grateful wretches everywhere, I'd be free to leave at once.
The real question is whether the cafe should have to tolerate the stench
The fact that you didn't hose them down with napalm is a clear demonstration of compassion, sir.
In San Francisco, we quietly and politely move away. Do we have a higher homeless population than Seattle anymore?
Why not give money to 1811 Eastlake, where homeless acoholics can live without having to be in a program: http://tinyurl.com/2gqtlf
Doesn't matter what the situation, homeless, annoying gay men in bars, loud jocks after the game, just move because someone somewhere is going to stink, be obnoxious or talk on a cell phone like an idiot. Just move because some people just do not have consideration for others.
I think if someone is directly in your face over something then ok, let em know. Homeless or not homeless, people can be jerks but I have met some great homeless people and usually at this time of year I go buy cool socks and warm hats for old people and kids that definitely are homeless on the street sleeping because no one purposely sleeps in the cold. So it doesn't hurt to hand out some homeless kid funky new socks or a hat just because you can while on your way home.
"How do you know people are homeless? Do you ask them?"
@14, I'm just going to assume that was meant as a joke.
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The ECB decided to leave interest rates on hold at its April policy meeting, but ECB President Mario Draghi said the bank would "monitor very closely" all data and stand "ready to act" to boost the recession-hit euro zone.
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Haig's tireless work led WTMJ radio to sports dominance
Bill Haig, a major figure in Milwaukee broadcasting who bolstered WTMJ radio's reputation for sports coverage and later ran the Milwaukee Brewers' broadcast operations for almost two decades, died Saturday. He was 78.
Haig, of Oak Creek, had been ill in recent years and was in hospice care, according to his wife of 54 years, Naomi. He was surrounded by family when he died. »Read Full Article
2 longtime Milwaukee Symphony players retiring
For Dennis Najoom and Maurice Wininsky, who are retiring from the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra at the end of this season, retirement plans hold a lot of music-making.
"I love to play the trumpet and I'm not ready to stop being a musician," explained Najoom, who came to the MSO in 1970. "I'm just ready to stop being the co-principal trumpet in the MSO." »Read Full Article
New CDs in stores this week
■Alice in Chains, "The Devil Put Dinosaurs Here" (Capitol/Virgin). After making a solid comeback in 2009 with a new singer and a new album, one of grunge's defining bands follows it up with some more of the same.
■Tony Bennett & Dave Brubeck, "Bennett & Brubeck: The White House Sessions, Live 1962" (RPM/Columbia/Legacy). This performance, from the White House Seminar American Jazz Concert in August 1962 (held in the Sylvan Theater and hosted by JFK), has never been released in its entirety, until now. »Read Full Article
Memorial Day parades, events in Milwaukee area
Memorial Day is a day to remember those who fought for their country. It's a time to remember their sacrifice and reflect on what their sacrifice was for.
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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Pakapoo (simplified Chinese: 白鸽票; traditional Chinese: 白鴿票; sometimes spelt pak-ah-pu) is a Chinese lottery game popular in Oceania in the 19th Century, including on the Victorian Goldfields.[1]
A pakapoo ticket is bought which contains rows of characters from the Thousand Character Classic (an ancient poem in which no two words are repeated). The master ticket is kept hidden and is marked by the organiser of the game. The player marks a number of characters on their ticket. The ticket closest to the master ticket wins.[2]
In Australian slang, "it looks like a Pakapoo ticket" is a reference to any writing that is messy or scrawled.
- ^ "REMEMBERING HAINING STREET: With both eyes open". Archived from the original on 2007-08-18. Retrieved 2009-03-29.
- ^ "Pakapoo ticket". Te Ara Encyclopedia of New Zealand. Retrieved 2009-03-29.


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Scottsdale officials are inviting residents to submit photographs that show the city's people and places as part of its General Plan update process.
The Visions of Scottsdale Photo Challenge will continue through Feb.28.
Photographs submitted at www.capturemyarizona.com/challenges may be selected and used for exhibits, videos and printed material to promote the city and the General Plan.
Scottsdale will ask voters in 2014 to ratify another General Plan to steer the city's long-term priorities and growth.
The last plan update failed at the polls in March, forcing the city back to the drawing board. State law requires updates to General Plans every decade.
This time around, Scottsdale is taking extra steps to reach out to voters, spending $90,000 on town-hall-style sessions that will directly involve residents in the General Plan process.
Scottsdale recently hired Arizona Town Hall, a private organization known for its statewide forums, to host sessions Feb.6, 7 and 11 at the WestWorld event center.
"While the General Plan will ultimately be an important document full of policies and maps to guide the city's future, sometimes photos really tell the story best," Scottsdale Mayor Jim Lane said in a prepared statement. "We hope Scottsdale residents will rise to the challenge and show us their visions of Scottsdale's wonderful people and places."
Two winners will be selected and each will receive two tickets to a performance at the Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts.
To learn more about the General Plan process, visit: www.ScottsdaleGP.com.


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Psalm 150
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Psalm 150 is a psalm in the Hebrew Bible/Old Testament. In it, the writer urges the congregation to praise God with music and dancing. The text, beloved by Jews and Christians alike, has often been set to music. The basic concept of this psalm is that there are a variety of ways one can praise God.[1]
In Judaism[edit]
A long tradition ascribes authorship of Psalms 150 to King David.
- Together with Psalms 146, 147, 148 and 149, Psalm 150 is recited as a part of daily prayer during Pesukei D'Zimrah. They are considered an alternate form of Hallel, and their recitation is considered to be reciting Hallel daily.
- Verse 3 if found in the repetition of the Shacharit Amidah on Rosh Hashanah.[2]
- Verses 1-6 are found in the Mussaf Amidah on Rosh Hashanah.[3]
In Christianity[edit]
It is one of the Laudate psalms and was sung as part of a trio of psalms during Lauds in the Roman rite.
Psalm 150 (New King James Version)
- Let All Things Praise the LORD
- 1 Praise the LORD!
- Praise God in His sanctuary;
- Praise Him in His mighty firmament!
- 2 Praise Him for His mighty acts;
- Praise Him according to His excellent greatness!
- 3 Praise Him with the sound of the trumpet;
- Praise Him with the lute and harp!
- 4 Praise Him with the timbrel and dance;
- Praise Him with stringed instruments and flutes!
- 5 Praise Him with loud cymbals;
- Praise Him with clashing cymbals!
- 6 Let everything that has breath praise the LORD.
- Praise the LORD!
Musical settings[edit]
- Ernani Aguiar - Salmo 150[4]
- Johann Sebastian Bach, motet Singet dem Herrn ein neues Lied
- Anton Bruckner—Psalm 150 Halleluja. Lobet den Herrn in seinem Heiligthum WAB 38 (1892)[5]
- Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy - citation in Lobgesang ("Symphonie-Kantate") Op. 52 ("Alles, was Odem hat, lobe den Herrn.")
- Charles Ives - Psalm 150
- Cesar Franck - Psalm 150
- Zoltán Kodály - Geneva Psalm 150
- Louis Lewandowski - Halleluyah (Psalm 150)
- Edmund Rubbra – Three Psalms, op.61 (no.3)
- Charles Villiers Stanford - Psalm 150: O praise God in his holiness
- Igor Stravinsky - Symphony of Psalms - Third Movement
- Duke Ellington - "Praise God and Dance" in the Second Sacred Concert
- Jimmy Webb - "Psalm One-Five-O" on Words and Music
- P.O.D. - "Psalm 150" on The Fundamental Elements of Southtown
- J. Moss - "Psalm 150" on The J Moss Project
- Ronald Corp - Psalm 150, O Praise God in His Holiness (2007). He also set the Latin version of the same text in Laudate Dominum (2011)
- Karl Jenkins in Gloria (Jenkins), movement 3 Tellihim, Psalm 150 in Hebrew (or Latin), 2010
- VaShawn Mitchell - "Psalm 150" on Created4This
- ^ Isaacs, Ronald H. Every Person's Guide to Jewish Prayer, p.115.
- ^ The Complete Artscroll Machzor for Rosh Hashanah, p.324.
- ^ The Complete Artscroll Machzor for Rosh Hashanah, p.465.
- ^ http://earthsongschoralmusic.com/index.php?main_page=product_sheet_music_info&cPath=1_8_5&products_id=2289
- ^ Grasberger, Franz. Rickett, Richard, translator. "Foreword", Anton Bruckner: Sämtliche Werke: Band 20 Teil 6: Psalm 150: Studienpartitur, Musikwissenschaftlicher Verlag der Internationalen Bruckner-Gesellschaft, Vienna, 1964.


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The Bashful Prince and His Public
If it weren't for Japanese sensation Ryo Ishikawa, the media center at this week's Arnold Palmer Invitational at Bay Hill in Orlando would be almost half empty. The problem isn't lack of interest, but lack of budget by newspapers that no longer send reporters to most PGA Tour events. The Japanese, however, can't get enough of Mr. Ishikawa, the country's charismatic, 18-year-old "Bashful Prince." Roughly 50 of the 110 seats at the media center this week are occupied by Japanese reporters and photographers.
—John Paul Newport
Arnie's Grandson Makes the Cut
He doesn't hitch his pants like The King, but Sam Saunders hits the ball a ton, just like his grandfather, Arnold Palmer, and Friday made the cut at the Arnold Palmer Invitational. Mr. Saunders, 22, played golf at Clemson and now is trying to make it as a pro. Through sponsor exemptions he has made it into five PGA Tour events this year and survived the cut in three. An edge this week: He grew up playing Bay Hill, which his family operates.
ShotLink Focuses on Slow Players
The PGA Tour's ShotLink data system does more than collect stats on driving distance and sand saves. It also tracks how long players dawdle between shots. Among the fastest players, it turns out, are John Daly, Dustin Johnson, Mark Calcavecchia, Pat Perez and Chris Riley. The slowest? Ben Crane, Jonathan Byrd and others are often cited, but the data isn't public and the Tour isn't saying. But it does say it uses ShotLink to help slowpokes identify where they lose the most time and should pick up the pace.


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FLL - before we sail
The Island Adventurer in FLL
Viewed from our balcony
Chris unpacking
Our Balcony
We brought all this!!
Looking down from our Balcony (C752)
Our view all week!
Crew area
Sports area
On top of the bridge
View from the Starboard bridge wing
View from the port bridge wing
Somebody's following us!
The Bridge
Balconies from deck 14
Deck 16
Neptune pool
Aft Area
Me at the neptune pool
Mr. BV!!!
WE got our soda cards!!!!
Am I having fun yet?
Where's the bar?
First Formal
Vista Lounge - waiting for the show to start
Vista Lounge
Vista again
Sunrise on the Star
Where are we going?
I want more of this!
Arriving in Jamaica
Sunrise reflection!
Land Ho!
Jamaican Arrival
What are you doing up there?
Jamaica Pilot
Heeeeeere's Jamaica
Getting ready to tie up
Princess dock in Jamaica
How many workers does it take to tie a Ship?
an exciting picture of our door!
WE didn't have far to go to evacuate!
The long road!
Rear Stairway
Aft elevators
Atrium Elevator
RCL ship from the library window
My fav painting at the art auction
Gangway for Jamaica
The casino
Explorers Lounge
Wheelhouse bar
Chess anyone?
Jamaica from Skywalkers
Email me if you know what this is!
RCL ship from Skywalker's
Skywalker's view
Skywalker's entrance ramp
Boxite ramp
RCL ship off our Port
Returning from Jamaica to the ship
Shopping area
Beautiful Jamaica
Cabins on Emerald deck
The bow area
Pilot in Cozumel
Approaching Cozumel Dock
Approaching Cozumel Dock
Carnival Miracle and Norwegian Majesty are already there
Starboard thrusters Captain!
From atop the bridge - Approaching Cozumel Dock
Almost there!
Close Neighbours!
Miracle aft from our balcony
Paul and Carol taken from Larry and Debbie's balcony
we are here!
Its a Miracle!
City dock in Cozumel
My reflection is ready for shore!
The valley of the ships!
Where are we going again?
Pictures again!
Bow to the Princess!
Going Mayan way?
Ready for anything!
Mexico - here we come
Norwegian Majesty
Think it will rain?
Larry and Fidel
Cozumel shopping mall
Our dune buggy
Notice the high tech rag!
Off we go
Heading south!
Getting a beer
Our snorkeling spot (we didn't)
smoke break
The gang (drinking and driving)
Our troup
Off road!
Where's the beer?
Mayan ruins
Learning about the ruins
Catholic Church
Re-building after the hurricane
Mayan Ruin
The gang
The "wild side" of cozumel
Tequila farm!
Where's the ship?
Senior Frog!
There's no rain in those clouds!
Mexican Military
Is that lady OK?
Our balcony clothesline
Coz - from our balcony
Our balcony
Ferry to Playa
Miracle leaving
Miracle leaving - from our balcony
Tender Gangway - Princess cays
The Star - from the tender
On the tender to the cays
Me on the tender
Princess Cays
Princess Cays - Dock
Princess Cays (Oh Canada)
Leaving for the ship!
Tanning the bottom of your feet!
Line-up to leave Princess Cays
Paul likes me!
a lot!
Tender Pilot
On the return trip
The Star from the tender
The Star and the tender
Tender from our balcony
Princess Cays from our balcony
Off the ship in FLL
Unloading Larry?
Driving to Clearwater - Post Cruise
Clearwater Beach - Post cruise
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It looks like Kim Kardashian is going to be the first celebrity that we see with the new Mercedes-Benz G-Class. She called out her buds over at Platinum Motorsports (the people who did up Kanye's matte black Lamborghini Aventador) on Twitter to let them know she's got a new project for them: a biturbo G63.
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One of the most influential UK poets of the 1980s and 1990s, Michael Hofmann's poetry collections include Nights in the Iron Hotel (1984), Acrimony (1986), Approximately Nowhere (1999) and Selected Poems (2008), all published by Faber and Faber. Behind the Lines: Pieces on Writing and Pictures was published in 2001.
Michael Hofmann is considered to be the foremost translator of German literature into English. His prizes include the IMPAC Award, the Cholmondley Award, the Weidenfeld Translation Prize, and the Schlegel-Tieck Prize. Amongst the authors he has translated into English are Bertolt Brecht, Joesph Roth, his father Gert Hofmann, Patrick Suskind, Nobel Prize winner - Herta Mueller, Franz Kafka, Durs Grunbein and, most recently, poet Gunter Eich.
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Rachel Seiffert is the author of The Dark Room (2001) which was shortlisted for the Booker Prize, and won an LA Times Award for First Fiction.
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Rachel has taught creative writing at Goldsmiths College, Glasgow University, and the Humbolt University Berlin, amongst others. She lives in London with her family.
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came across this pub /restaurant/ hotel and brewery last year whilst cycling, my brother and i had a spot of lunch and a pint of their own brewed beer and so decided last saturday to try it again. i had a burger and chips with side salad, one of the best burgers i've ever had, my daughter had a trio of fish cakes and she raved about them, great setting right next to the river good food and lovely tasting ales, all in all a very good place to drop into if your on a drive out for the day
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- The Keelman's Lodge and Salmon Cottage are purpose-built hotel accommodation lodges, which stand in the grounds of The Big Lamp Brewery and Keelman pub on the edge of the Tyne Riverside Country Park.The Keelman is only 5 miles from Newcastle and 3 miles from the Metro Centre. Being easily accessible by both public and private transport and 10 minutes from Newcastle Airport, this is the ideal location for a holiday break, or as a stop off point for those travelling Hadrian's Wall.The Two Lodges, the Keelman Pub and the Big Lamp Brewery blend contemporary and traditional style providing a stimulating and comfortable ambiance.Rated four-stars by Quality In Tourism and Visit England. ... more less
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For iPad, Lines but No Shortage
Some Analysts Wonder How Broad the Demand Will Be
Apple Inc. AAPL 1.35 % 's iPad appeared to get off to a strong start over the weekend as swarms of buyers flocked to stores after weeks of publicity about the tablet-style computer.
But the long lines soon faded, and few stores sold out of the device, which continues to face questions about how broadly demand for it will spread beyond technology enthusiasts.
Apple hasn't offered iPad sales forecasts, and it declined to comment on sales and stock figures. But Piper Jaffray analyst Gene Munster—based on longer-than-expected lines at stores and high expectations for online preorders—more than doubled his initial first-day sales estimate to between 600,000 and 700,000 units, including preorders. He also lifted his 2010 forecast to 5.5 million units from 2.8 million.
Some other analysts have been even more upbeat. On Friday, research firm iSuppli Corp. predicted that 7.1 million iPads will sell world-wide this year, with sales nearly tripling to 20.1 million by 2012. But others are more pessimistic. Forrester Research, for example, has predicted first-year sales of three million.
One reason for the differing forecasts is that, compared with a cellphone or a conventional computer, the iPad seems to be a device that users will want but not need. Mr. Munster expects the iPad to grow to only about 7% of Apple's sales by 2011, compared with 44% for the iPhone.
There was no shortage of excitement as Apple opened its stores' doors at 9 a.m. Saturday morning. Hundreds of people were lined up at the flagship outlets in New York and San Francisco.
In many places, though, customers were able to buy iPads without a wait by midmorning. And unlike what happened at the 2007 debut of Apple's iPhone, few stock outages were reported. Also, on Easter Sunday, many Apple stores were closed, and several open ones reported ample iPad supplies.
But, Mr. Munster said, the fact that stores didn't run out could be seen as a good sign for Apple, which has had difficulty meeting demand for some new products in the past. "It always sounds good when they sell out, but it's best for business if they have longer-than-expected lines and units" people can buy, he said.
The initial iPads, which range in price from $499 to $699, offer only short-range Wi-Fi communication. Devices with 3G cellular Web connectivity are expected to arrive late this month, at a starting price of $629, with Internet-access plans sold separately.
Many of the customers who hit the stores Saturday were Apple devotees. In San Francisco, tech blogger Jason Kincaid had been in line for 1½ hours before he was ushered into the store amid enthusiastic clapping by blue-shirted store employees.
Mr. Kincaid already has two iPhones, an iMac and a MacBook Pro laptop, but he "had to have an iPad," he said. "It's changing the paradigm of how we will use computers," he said, and he has to test the apps and the touch screen for his blog.
There were some signs the iPad is also attracting new customers. Jeff Doi, 37 years old, and his wife, Rochelle Europa, 38, both pharmacists, were visiting Detroit from Toronto for a shopping weekend. On Friday, they bought their first Apple device, an iPod touch, but they were intrigued by the hype surrounding the iPad.
The couple returned to the mall on Saturday and quickly found themselves in line to buy a 32 GB iPad.
"We were going to use the touch as a test run," said Ms. Europa, "but never mind the test." Added Mr. Doi: "I have to say they did a good job hyping it."
By Saturday morning, more than 3,100 iPad apps were already available for the device, which can also play programs originally developed for the iPhone and the iPod touch. Many that placed high in the rankings at Apple's App Store were from media companies offering access to their content. A Netflix Inc. NFLX -0.42 % app for streaming movies was the top free non-Apple app for the iPad, followed by an app from Walt Disney Co. DIS -0.44 % 's ABC television network that offers free streaming of ABC shows.
The most popular paid apps were Apple's own productivity software, and games. Apps for the iPad were priced, on average, at $4.99, higher than the average of $3.37 for iPhone apps, according to an analysis by Mobclix Inc. The largest single category of iPad apps was games, more than 800 of which charged for downloads, the company said.
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The arrival of the iPad also brought Apple's own e-book store, iBooks, which the app store urged users to download right away. It opened with 60,000 e-books, but none from Bertelsmann AG's Random House, the world's largest trade publisher. E-bookstore competitors Amazon.com Inc. AMZN 2.16 % and Kobo Inc. offer Random House books for download that can be read using their iPad apps, which are free downloads.
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When I post on Stack Overflow a configuration file from a Linux distribution that I have modified, can I let the part where the original author is mentioned untouched or do I have to remove the original authors name/email-address?
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It is usually not a bad idea to remove author information - it is not pertinent to the question.
You often want to post only the relevant parts of a file anyway.
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Orange Flavored Bean Sauce
9 Aug 2010
|Bean paste
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs) (Korean Style, Kochu Jang)
|Red wine vinegar
|1 Tablespoon
|Fresh orange juice
|2 Tablespoon
|2 Tablespoon
|1 Small, peel grated freshly
In a small bowl, combine all ingredients until smooth.
Serve at once or cover and refrigerate until needed.
Recipe Summary
Difficulty Level:Very Easy
Course:Side Dish
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Nutrition Facts
Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 358 Calories from Fat 80
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 9 g13.6%
Saturated Fat 0.04 g0.2%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 0 mg
Sodium 684.5 mg28.5%
Total Carbohydrates 65 g21.7%
Dietary Fiber 3.9 g15.5%
Sugars 60.1 g
Protein 5 g10.9%
Vitamin A 7.4% Vitamin C 126.9%
Calcium 7% Iron 1.4%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet
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Orange Flavored Bean Sauce Recipe


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Is it safe to run the following query to clean up my wp_commentmeta table of my database?
DELETE FROM wp_commentmeta WHERE comment_id NOT IN (SELECT comment_id FROM wp_comments)
Would it cause any problem or is it safe to run this query?
My Akismet plugin continues to add statistical data to this table and so my database has grown large and my web host is throttling my account multiple hours a day, being on a pro account.
So, I thought of firstly cleaning the database, and I found the above query. Please, let me know, if it is safe to run the above query on my database?


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Columbus, OHIO (Oct. 3, 2011) – Cincinnati attorney Dale Stalf will soon be donning his Santa hat and brushing up on Christmas tunes with his saxophone as he prepares to perform with "Santa's Goody Bag Band."
"We perform year round, but the big event is our annual tour just before Christmas. It's great getting together with old friends and playing Christmas music, which is the best music around," Stalf said. "It's also nice to be able to pick up the old sax and see that all of the music lessons my parents paid for aren't going to waste."
Joking aside, Stalf has also enjoyed his more than 20 years with the band largely because of the charitable mission of the band. Since "Santa's Goody Bag Band" (SGBB) was formed shortly before Christmas 1981, it has raised more than $40,000 for the Shriners Hospital for Children and other children's charities. SGBB's mission is to "bring the spirit of Christmas to Cincinnati all year long." This year's tour of Cincinnati bars and restaurants will be Saturday, Dec. 17.
Stalf's musical career started at the age of six when he began playing accordion. "When I started high school, they didn't have much need for an accordion player in the marching band, so I got my father's alto saxophone down from the attic and largely taught myself how to play it." He continued playing throughout high school and college and was a member of the King's Island Clown Band.
Stalf received his undergraduate degree from Xavier University ('78) and his law degree from the University of Cincinnati ('83). He is a partner at Wood & Lamping and is vice chair of its litigation practice group. He focuses his practice on the prosecution and defense of business disputes through litigation in state and federal courts and administrative agencies and through the use of alternative dispute resolution techniques.
As for his chosen profession, Stalf said, "I truly believe that the law is a noble profession and I am extremely proud to be a lawyer. I get the most satisfaction out of helping individuals or small businesses work through serious legal issues that could have potentially devastating financial results."
Stalf has been a member of the Ohio State Bar Association since 1983. He also serves on the board of trustees of the Cincinnati Bar Association (CBA) and chairs its Professionalism Committee. An Army veteran, he recently became involved in creating a new Military Law Committee at the CBA to provide legal assistance to veterans and their families. He has served as a mentor in the Supreme Court of Ohio's Lawyer to Lawyer Mentoring Program and is also in the mentoring program at Xavier's Williams College of Business. He is also a member of, and has served as programs coordinator for, the Greater Cincinnati Chapter of the Military Officers Association of America.
He lives in Cincinnati with his wife Tammy. They have four children and two grandchildren.
The Ohio State Bar Association, founded in 1880, is a voluntary association representing approximately 25,000 members of the bench and bar of Ohio as well as nearly 4,000 legal assistants and law students. Through its activities and the activities of its related organizations, the OSBA serves both its members and the public by promoting the highest standards in the practice of law and the administration of justice.
Editors note: Stalf lives in zip code 45248.
1700 Lake Shore Drive
Columbus, Ohio 43204
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