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SIR: Under date October 1, 1866, Governor Ballard, of Idaho, was instructed to select and report to this office reservations for the use of the Boisé and Bruneau bands of Shoshones, in the southern part, and for the Coeur dAlènes and other Indians, in the northern part of that Territory. These instructions were based upon statements contained in the annual report of Governor Ballard, printed at pages 191 and 192 of the annual report of this office for 1866. There are no treaties existing with either of the tribes or bands named, nor, so far as the Shoshones are concerned, have they any such complete tribal organization as would justify treaties with them, even if such arrangements were practicable under the force of recent legislation by Congress. The northern tribes have a better organization, but advices from the Executive indicate that while a necessity exists for some arrangement under which the Indians of all the bands referred to should have some fixed home set apart for them before the lands are all occupied by the whites, who are rapidly prospecting the country, such arrangements can now be made by the direct action of the Department.
I herewith transmit two reports of Governor Ballard, describing tracts proposed to be set apart for these Indians. So far as the one intended for the Shoshones is concerned, its location as a permanent home for those bands is dependent upon the consent of Washakees band, commonly known and heretofore treated with as the eastern bands Shoshones; but there is no doubt of their ready acquiescence in the arrangement. The land referred to is within the limits acknowledged as their hunting range by the treaty of 1863. Believing that the interest of the Government, as well as that of the Indians requires that such action should be taken, I recommend that the President be
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requested to set apart the reservation, described in the diagram herewith, for the use of the Indians referred to, and that the General Land Office be directed to respect the boundaries thus defined.
Should the suggestions herein contained be approved, and favorable action had, this office will inform the governor and superintendent of Indian affairs of the fact, and direct such further measures as to carry the plan into operation without delay, so far as the means at the disposal of the Department will permit.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
N. G. TAYLOR, Commissioner.
Hon. O. H. BROWNING,
Secretary of the Interior.
SIR: I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of your communication of the 27th ultimo, transmitting one from the Commissioner of Indian Affairs of the 23d May last, with accompanying documents relating to proposed Indian reservations in Idaho Territory; and in obedience to your directions that I examine and report upon the subject matter, I have to state as follows:
The suggestion of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs in reference to the reservations proposed for the Boisé and Bruneau bands of Shoshones in the southern part of Idaho, and for the Coeur dAlènes and other Indians in the northern part of that Territory, is that the same may be set apart by the President for those Indians as their home reservations to the extent as represented on the accompanying diagrams herewith, and transferred on a map of Idaho accompanying this letter, being there represented in green and blue shadings respectively.
The boundaries as defined by the local Indian agents, as per separate diagrams of the above reservations, are:
(1) The Boisé and Bruneau bands of Shoshones and Bannock Reservation: Commencing on the south bank of Snake River at the junction of the Port Neuf River with said Snake River; then south 25 miles to the summit of the mountains dividing the waters of Bear River from those of Snake River; thence easterly along the summit of said range of mountains 70 miles to a point where Sublette road crosses said divide; thence north about 50 miles to Blackfoot River; thence down said stream to its junction with Snake River; thence down Snake River to the place of beginning, embracing about 1,800,000 acres, and comprehending Fort Hall on the Snake River within its limits.
(2) The Coeur dAlènes and other tribes of northern Idaho, the proposed reservation for which is shown on the map of Idaho, herewith, in blue color, is represented to be about 20 miles square: Commencing at the head of the Latah, about 6 miles above the crossing on the Lewiston trail, a road to the Spokane Bridge; thence running north-northeasterly to the St. Joseph River, the site of the old Coeur dAlène Mission; thence west to the boundary line of Washington and Idaho Territories; thence south to a point due west of the place of beginning; thence east to place of beginning, including about 250,000 acres.
I have to observe that no surveys of the public lands have been made in those portions of Idaho Territory, nor is this office advised of the extinguishment of Indian titles to the same guarantied to them by the provision of the first and seventeenth sections of an act to provide a temporary government for the Territory of Idaho, approved March 3, 1863 (U. S. Stats., vol. 12, pages 809 and 814).
The records of this office showing no objection to the policy recommended to the Department by the Commissioner of Indian Affairs in his communication of the 23d ultimo, I have the honor to return the
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same to the Department, together with the papers accompanying the same.
I have the honor to be, very respectfully, your obedient servant,
Jos. S. WILSON, Commissioner.
Hon. W. T. OTTO,
Acting Secretary of the Interior.
SIR: I submit herewith the papers that accompanied the inclosed report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs of the 23d ultimo, in relation to the propriety of selecting reservations in Idaho Territory upon which to locate the Coeur dAlènes and other Indians in the northern part of Idaho, and the Boisé and Bruneau bands of Shoshones in the southern part of that Territory.
This Department concurs in the recommendation of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs that the lands indicated upon the annexed diagram, and defined in the accompanying report of the Commissioner of the General Land Office of the 6th instant, be set apart as reservations for the Indians referred to, and I have the honor to request, if it meet your approval, that you make the requisite order in the premises.
With great respect, your obedient servant,
W. T. OTTO, Acting Secretary.
The PRESIDENT.
Let the lands be set apart as reservations for the Indians within named, as recommended by the Acting Secretary of the Interior.
It is hereby ordered that the following tract of country in the Territory of Idaho be, and the same is hereby, withdrawn from sale and set apart as a reservation for the Coeur dAlène Indians, in said Territory, viz:
Beginning at a point on the top of the dividing ridge between Pine and Latah (or Hangmans) Creeks, directly south of a point on said last-named creek, 6 miles above the point where the trail from Lewiston to Spokene Bridge crosses said creek; thence in a northeasterly direction in a direct line to the Coeur dAlène Mission, on the Coeur dAlène River (but not to include the lands of said mission); thence in a westerly direction, in a direct line, to the point where the Spokane River heads in, or leaves the Coeur dAlène Lakes; thence down along the center of the channel of said Spokane River to the dividing line between the Territories of Idaho and Washington, as established by the act of Congress organizing a Territorial government for the Territory of Idaho; thence south along said dividing line to the top of the dividing ridge between Pine and Latah (or Hangmans) Creek; thence along the top of the said ridge to the place of beginning.
(See Nevada, post, page 866.)
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(This reservation is included in the executive order of June 14, 1867, and preliminary correspondence, under the head of Coeur dAlène Reserve.)
SIR: I have the honor to submit herewith a letter from Charles F. Powell, special United States Indian agent, Fort Hall Agency, Idaho Territory, dated the 30th ultimo, which letter was forwarded to this office, with indorsement, dated the 6th instant, by Hon. D. W. Ballard, governor and ex-officio superintendent of Indian affairs for said Territory, and would respectfully call your attention to that portion of Agent Powells letter relative to a selection of reservation for the Bannock Indians.
It is provided in the second article of the treaty concluded with the Eastern band of Shoshones and the Bannock tribe of Indians, July 3, 1868, that whenever the Bannocks desire a reservation to be set apart to their use, or whenever the President of the United States shall deem it advisable for them to be put upon a reservation, he shall cause a suitable one to be selected for them in their present country, which shall embrace reasonable portions of the Port Neuf and Kansas prairie countries, and that when the reservation is declared, the United States will secure to the Bannocks the same rights and privileges therein and make the same and like expenditures therein for their benefit, except the agency house and residence of agent, in proportion to their numbers, as herein provided for the Shoshone Reservation.
By virtue of executive order, dated June 14, 1867 (herewith inclosed), there was set apart a reservation for the Indians in southern Idaho, including the Bannocks. This reserve, it will be observed from the diagram accompanying said executive order, embraces a portion of the country which the treaty provisions above quoted provides the reservation for the Bannocks shall be selected from. It appears from the letter of Agent Powell that the Bannocks are at present upon the reserve set apart by executive order as above stated, and that they desire to remain there. I think the area embraced within this reserve is sufficient for the Bannocks and any other Indians that it may be desired to locate thereon. I therefore respectfully recommend that the same be designated as the reserve provided for in the treaty of July 3, 1868, as hereinbefore recited, and that the President be requested to so direct.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
E. S. PARKER, Commissioner.
Hon. J. D. COX,
Secretary of the Interior.
SIR: I have the honor to submit herewith a communication from the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, dated the 23d instant, and accompanying papers, relative to the designation of a reservation in Idaho for the Bannock Indians, as provided by the second article of the treaty of July 3, 1868, with that tribe, and for the reasons stated by the Commissioner respectfully recommend that you direct that the lands reserved by an executive order dated June 14, 1867, for the Indians of southern Idaho, including the Bannocks, be designated as the reserva-
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tion provided for said tribe by the second article of the treaty referred to, dated July 3, 1868.
With great respect, your obedient servant,
J. D. COX, Secretary.
To the PRESIDENT.
The within recommendation of the Secretary of the Interior is hereby approved, and within the limits of the tract reserved by executive order of June 14, 1867, for the Indians of southern Idaho, will be designated a reservation provided for the Bannocks by the second article of the treaty with said tribe of 3d July, 1868.
It is hereby ordered that the tract of country in the Territory of Idaho, lying within the following-described boundaries, viz: Commencing at a point on the Lemhi River that is due west of a point 1 mile due south of Fort Lemhi; thence due east, about 3 miles to the crest of the mountain; thence with said mountain in a southerly direction about 12 miles to a point due east of Yeanun bridge, on the Lemhi River; thence west across said bridge and Lemhi River to the crest of the mountain on the west side of river; thence with said mountain in a northerly direction to a point due west of the place of beginning; thence due east to the place of beginning, be, and the same hereby is, withdrawn from sale and set apart for the exclusive use of the mixed tribes of Shoshone, Bannock, and Sheapeater Indians, to be known as the Lemhi Valley Indian Reservation.
Said tract of country is estimated to contain about 100 square miles, and is in lieu of the tract provided for in the third article of an unratified treaty made and concluded at Virginia City, Montana Territory, on the 24th of September, 1868.


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May the force be with you
Registration is now open for SCALE 9X — register now by clicking on the winking penguin.
There are a lot of people around the planet who talk the Free/Open Source Software talk and walk the Free/Open Source Software walk. Fortunately for us here in the Silicon Valley — and those of us "over the hill" from the valley in the Santa Cruz Mountains — many of them live within driving distance of yours truly.
Mark Terranova is one of those FOSS activists in the San Francisco Bay Area who puts me to shame. Between Gidget Kitchen and the variety of distros he advocates, Mark is one of the people you want on your team if you want to get things done.
Mark wrote a blog item here equating some of the characters in "Star Wars" to some of the, ahem, "characters" in the FOSS galaxy.
Mark honored me with being the Yoda in this constellation. About halfway down the blog item, I'm teamed up with Quaid Gon-Jin, also known as Red Hat's Community Gardener Karsten Wade. Mark's mashup can be found here.
As long as I don't have to talk in disjointed sentences — disjointed sentences I will not talk in, hmmm? — I'd gladly say that I am both grateful and humbled by Mark's designation, and I hope I can live up to it. Thanks, MarkDude.
[Although one thing, Mark: I find it hard to believe that the mashup of Jono Bacon, as Han Jono, looks any different than Jono in his usual daily garb. But never mind.]
(Fedora ambassador Larry Cafiero runs Redwood Digital Research in Felton, California, and is an associate member of the Free Software Foundation.)
January 6, 2011 at 3:39 pm
And so it goes… the kids out on the left coast are doing
many neat things. The rest of us are waiting for everything
to be perfect and to have ample people on hand to cover
whatever is thrown at us.
My dear bride found a nice job in Modesto to apply for.
That would cut down on the commute to Lindependence for
2011? But she also has applied for a job in Cuba, which
would be almost as cool, eh?
Mark Terranova, you deserve that "atta boy" from the Free
Software Guy. Y'all keep the faith and keep the Force
strong. FOSS for the win!


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Daniele grew up in rural Washington state during a time when logging companies and environmental activists were bitterly contesting issues regarding the fate of endangered wildlife and some of the last pristine, old-growth forests in America. By the time she was a teenager, Daniele was a committed environmentalist, and she knew what she wanted to do with her life: protect the planet.
A Degree With Clout
Daniele thought about majoring in environmental science in college, but she realized that to really make a difference she needed the technical knowledge that engineering provided: "I would have the skill set to be both an engineer and a scientist, and could also be an environmentalist." She also knew that with the professional degree in environmental engineering came respect: "If I wasn't qualified to do the technical work, I wouldn't be listened to as much."
Protecting a River and Wildlife Sanctuary
After a brief stint working for a large engineering firm, Daniele found an engineering job that she loved: protecting the Ipswich River and its wildlife sanctuary in Massachusetts. She would evaluate, for example, whether or not chemicals found in the ground water were dangerous. Daniele worked closely with volunteers and local communities, using her engineering expertise to arm them with knowledge for addressing environmental problems. "I could work with people who were passionate about the environment, passionate about wanting to make Massachusetts a better place, and give them the technical information needed to do that."
From Massachusetts to Zambia
Daniele currently works as an environmental engineer at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Her focus is now on public health, using her engineering degree to help bring safe drinking water to people around the world. More than a billion people—a sixth of the world's population—do not have access to safe drinking water, and about two million people, the majority of them children, die each year from cholera, typhoid, and other waterborne diseases. Daniele's work is changing that, one community at a time.
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In Bolivia, Angola, Nepal, and other countries in the developing world where Daniele has worked, she has evaluated the water sources, tested for contamination, and then designed a practical and inexpensive way for the local people to disinfect their water. The most simple engineering solution is often the best: poor families can't afford to adopt a disinfecting process that is costly, complicated, or time-consuming. The solution has to work for a specific community, or else it isn't a solution.
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Whether equipping volunteers along the Ipswich River with the technical knowledge to fight pollution, or giving a community in Guyana the education and tools necessary for keeping their children healthy with safe drinking water, Daniele considers teaching an essential part of her job. "As a kid I wanted to be a teacher. In a lot of ways, I use engineering to teach, just not in a classroom." What she's always loved the most about engineering is "helping people who want to make a change, make it."
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Dr. John Mark Reynolds On Your Little Pony.
"I am told that there may be as many as twelve million adult males who watch the animated children's show "My Little Pony."
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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the Oahe Reservoir on the Missouri River in the States of North Dakota and South Dakota shall be known and designated hereafter as Lake Oahe in honor of the Indian people who inhabited the great Missouri River Basin. Any law, regulation, document, or record of the United States in which such reservoir is referred to by any other name shall be held and considered to refer to such reservoir by the name of Lake Oahe.
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Stapleton (12-1) vs. Hoban (9-4) for the OMMAC British LW title:
Should be a good scrap - two good wrestlers with a good run of form on huge win streaks, and Hoban's chokes are lethal if he can get on top.
You've also got the likes of Truesdale vs. Moran, Handley vs. Gerrard and Barrs vs. Bowman.
Shaping up well!


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Observe the line of cars in front of any fast-food shack and you will have witnessed the real zombie-apocalypse. We buy "food" that is cheap, fast, and easy. It's more processed, colored, preserved, packaged, shipped, out-of-season, out-of-date, and out-of-nutrients. It clogs our arteries, drains our energy, and empties our wallet as we have to pay bigger money for bigger clothes and bigger medicines to stabilize our bigger bodies. All of a sudden that food is not so cheap, we are not moving so fast, and life sure is not easy. This is a cookbook, but it is also a recipe book for living simply and being happy with your life.
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Cima da Conegliano, Giovanni Battista
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Conegliano, near Venice [Italy]—died 1517/18 , Conegliano ) Italian painter of the Venetian school whose style was marked by its use of landscape and by airy, luminous colour. Probably a pupil of Bartolomeo Montagna, a minor painter of Vicenza, he was later influenced by the poetic and colouristically sensitive style of Giovanni Bellini, the great Venetian master of the late 15th and early 16th centuries. Cima's fully developed style is evident in his earliest dated picture, an altarpiece done in 1489 (Museo Civico of Vicenza). In 1492 Cima settled in Venice and in that year was commissioned to paint an altarpiece for the cathedral of Conegliano. According to contemporary records he was still in Venice in 1516 but must have returned to Conegliano shortly thereafter.
Throughout his life Cima kept strong ties with his hometown, purchasing property there and maintaining a house to which he returned often from Venice.


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LAKEWOOD - From cardio salsa to bingo and card games, the Weingart Senior Center is a one-stop hub of activity for those 50 and older.
Opened in 1981, the Lakewood center is celebrating 30 years of offering a wide range of recreation and social programs - and perhaps most importantly, a place for friendship.
Leona Rustin, 61, said she's been coming to the center off and on for the last decade.
"It means everything to me," she said. "As we get older we lose our spouses, we lose people in our lives, so (it's important) to have a place where we can come and easily make new friends through the different programs they have here."
Named after one of Lakewood's original developers, Ben Weingart, the center is supported by the Weingart Foundation. It is run by about 30 volunteers and five part-time employees, and programs are free or low cost.
Roughly 400 seniors come through each week. For Sabrina Junkin, the center community services director, it's like having "400 grandparents" who bake and often give staff gifts.
"They always want to take care of you," she said. "They are so sweet. I love them to death."
Staff try to offer a little something for everyone. Classes include cardio salsa, a variety of aerobics classes, Wii games, crafts, bingo, cards, knitting and crocheting, dance, billiards and lunch with friends.
Millie Franssen, 72, said the staff ensure things run smoothly. If it weren't for the aerobics instructor, "I would have given up that class years ago," she said.
The Weingart center is often where many seniors' lives thrive, Junkin said.
"For some of them this is their socialization for the day. This is where their friends are," she said. "You get the same group of friends, they come and are excited to see each other, it's a great workout, but mostly it's a social thing."
Just getting up and out is sometimes the biggest activity in a day for some, she said. But at the center, they get to talk, have coffee and hang out - a much better alternative than sitting at home, isolated.
Another important factor for seniors is being treated with respect, Franssen said. Some of those who visit suffer from disabilities, but still can participate in activities.
"As long as I'm alive I'll continue (to come) because it adds so much to my life, not only my mind, my body, but the friendships," she said.
But the seniors are not the only people who benefit. Junkin described it as "the best job I could ever have."
"You get some who are cranky and grouchy, but the majority of them are sweet and kind and they really appreciate when you do something for them," she said. "For me, that's the most rewarding."
The center is located at 5220 Oliva Ave., Lakewood and is open Monday through Thursday 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Friday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday 9a.m. to 1 p.m. Transportation to and from the center is available for Lakewood residents, but you do not have to be a Lakewood resident to use the facility. Call 562-630-6141.
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Cole Swindell debuts at no.1 on Country Album Charts
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Cole Swindell released his debut self-titled album a few weeks ago, and the record is topping the charts already!
The album has taken the top spot on Soundscan's Overal Digital Albums Chart, as well as the no. 3 spot their All Genre chart, having sold over 63,000 copies.
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The stats make the Cole's debut album the highest-selling album by a country artists since October 2011!
Cole's debut single "Chillin' It" has been doing extremely well and is also topping the charts.
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Grass Roots: African Origins of an American Art
American food, music, celebrations, and arts have been shaped by more than 300 years of contact with Africa. One of the most enduring symbols of that connection is the coiled sweetgrass baskets of the Carolina Lowcountry.
Opening Feb. 13, a major exhibition at the University's McKissick Museum traces the parallel histories of coiled baskets in Africa and America, starting from the domestication of rice in Africa two millennia ago, through the history of the trans-Atlantic slave trade and the Carolina rice plantation, to the present.
Grass Roots: African Origins of an American Art tells the parallel history of coiled basket making in South Carolina and Africa.
Brought to Carolina more than 300 years ago by enslaved Africans, the coiled basket was an essential tool in the profitable colonial rice trade. The craft persisted in the form of household as well as agricultural containers, and in modern times has become a desirable souvenir for the tourist trade and a collectible fine art and symbol of African American culture. In Africa, basket traditions have taken a similar route, though arriving in strikingly different visual forms. Featuring over 200 objects, Grass Roots contains baskets, paintings, sculptures, agricultural implements, historical documents and images, and new video footage.
Grass Roots: African Origins of an American Art will be on view at McKissick Museum until May 8. The exhibit then will travel to the Museum of African Art at the Smithsonian Institution, in Washington, DC, and then to New York City where it will be featured as an inaugural offering at MfAA's new 5th Avenue home.
The show is co-curated by Dale Rosengarten at the College of Charleston, and Enid Schildkrout of the Museum for African Art (MfAA) in New York City. It is the flower of twenty-five years of research and a collaboration among four partners — the MfAA, McKissick Museum, the College of Charleston's Avery Research Center for African American History and Culture, and the Sweetgrass Cultural Arts Festival Association of Mt. Pleasant, S.C. Thirty of the exhibition's South Carolina baskets are from the University of South Carolina's collections.
"It is thrilling to be able to tell this story through the coiled basketry traditions that forever link the two continents," said MfAA President, Elsie McCabe. "The exhibition is about baskets in both places, but because of new scholarship brought to bear on the subject, it is really about much more. It explores many rich cultural patterns both lost and maintained; it shows how people have built and rebuilt their heritage over centuries of oppression and opportunity; it reveals how a simple but always beautifully crafted tool has become to be appreciated as an object of art."
The exhibit has been a major project for McKissick Museum.
"We first started documenting and collecting baskets thirty years ago," said Lynn Robertson, executive director of the museum. "The research and field work we have supported enable us now to see them in a global context. I think if you asked most South Carolinians to name the symbols of our state, the things that best represent our geography and our culture, the sweetgrass basket would be near the top of that list. The wonderful thing about this exhibition and the programs we are planning is that for the first time all of us can appreciate the powerful history behind this tradition and understand the importance of its perpetuation."
McKissick Museum is planning a spring filled with activities to celebrate the exhibition. A public reception on opening day, Feb. 13, will feature the showing of the acclaimed new film Grass Roots: The Enduring Art of the Lowcountry Basket, directed by Dana Sardet. Workshops, lectures, and other programs will follow in February and March. For a complete listing of events and programs, go to the Museum Website at www.cas.sc.edu/mcks or call the Museum at 803-777-7251.
The Grass Roots exhibition was made possible by support from the National Endowment for the Humanities, the National Endowment for the Arts, the Gaylord and Dorothy Donnelley Foundation, and the Met Life Foundation. Additional funding for the accompanying film was provided by the Henry and Sylvia Yaschik Foundation, the South Carolina Humanities Council, the South Carolina Arts Commission, and the South Carolina National Heritage Corridor.
McKissick Museum is located at the center of the historic University Horseshoe in downtown Columbia. The Museum is open Monday through Saturday and is free of charge and fully accessible to handicapped visitors. Metered visitor parking is available in the Pendleton Street garage next to the McKissick building.


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Lemon Garlic Chicken Wing Recipe
21 comments:
- Angie's Recipes said...
These chicken wings look so flavourful and fingerlicking!
- September 12, 2012 at 12:49 AM
- Federica said...
Me and my mom love chicken wings and we contend always the last :) They must be very yummy cooked in this way. Bye, have a great day
- September 12, 2012 at 12:59 AM
- The Duo Dishes said...
This is a genius recipe. Typically you don't find flavored wings battered and fried like this. It's a great way to hold the flavor to the meat.
- September 12, 2012 at 3:18 AM
- Belinda said...
Hello plate of gorgeous chicken!! Wonderful flavors.
- September 12, 2012 at 7:24 AM
- Raksha said...
I love these anytime
- September 12, 2012 at 7:46 AM
- Katherines Corner said...
this may be my new favorite thing xo
- September 12, 2012 at 7:46 AM
- The Mom Chef said...
This definitely tugs at my chicken wing loving heart!
- September 12, 2012 at 8:32 AM
- drick perry said...
ya know, I don't know too many things I like better this time of year than wings (with football) - so gonna try this as it sounds incredible... have a great Wednesday
- September 12, 2012 at 8:43 AM
- Big Dude said...
These sound awesome as I love lemon garlic sauce on chicken and fish.
- September 12, 2012 at 10:19 AM
- Amelia said...
Hi Claudia, your chicken wings look really good. yummy!
Have a nice week ahead.
- September 12, 2012 at 10:37 AM
- Munatycooking said...
Juicy and tender looking chicken wings. Looking forward to making some :)
- September 12, 2012 at 11:21 AM
- Mary said...
I love wings and the sauce you are using is amazing, Claudia. I can't wait to give these a try. Have a great day. Blessings...Mary
- September 12, 2012 at 12:35 PM
- Paola Bacci said...
Una ricetta veramente fantastica!!!!
- September 12, 2012 at 3:21 PM
- Lois Christensen said...
Oh my word, this looks amazing! We were just at a friend's house and she made the most amazing lemon chicken dish for us and this sounds just like how she was telling me to do it! I will be making this! thank you!
- September 12, 2012 at 4:19 PM
- Alida said...
great idea on how to do the wings. Sometimes I don't know how to cook them. Ciao bella!
- September 12, 2012 at 4:46 PM
- Vicki Bensinger said...
These sound delicious. Now these are wings I could eat. I've never been a fan of hot wings- the thought of hot sauce and butter blended nauseates me. These though sound perfect.
- September 12, 2012 at 9:17 PM
- Reeni said...
Super tasty and mouth - watering delicious!
- September 12, 2012 at 9:40 PM
- Catherine said...
Dear Claudia, These look wonderful. Have a beautiful day. Blessings dearest. Catherine xoxo
- September 13, 2012 at 9:47 AM
- Dana DeVolk said...
Wow, now these are right up my alley!
- September 13, 2012 at 5:02 PM
- Kathy said...
These are making me drool…yummy looking!
- September 13, 2012 at 7:48 PM
- Katherines Corner said...
Thank you for sharing at the Thursday Favorite Things hop. Your participation helps make it a success.I'm sorry I am slow to visit and say thank you as I am fighting a nasty head cold and my time on the computer has been limited.Wishing you a beautiful day .
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Lamb of God frontman Randy Blythe says it's "time to get back to work" after feeling like a "mess" for the past week following the death of Gwar leader Dave Brockie.
Blythe told fans on Instagram that he went to Brockie's private memorial on Tuesday, and called it a gift and an honor to be chosen to speak at the service. Blythe said he actually got heckled a bit, but he considered that to be "entirely fitting at a funeral for Dave."
A public memorial for Brockie is scheduled to take place in Richmond, Virginia on August 15th, a day before Gwar's annual Gwar-B-Q event.
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Breakfast assortment was good. Internet connection great throughout hotel even restaurant. Balcony. Nice kitchen, Big bathroom. Easy to find. Small things, heat hard to control, TV only had Chechen language; at least a English News channel would be valuable to guests who don't speak Chechen. Location while easy walking distance of center and public transport is sort of rundown area
very friendly and always accessible to staff. Orderly and elegant hotel you have a little choice for breakfast
The staff were very friendly and helpful. The overall hotel was fantastic. Very stylish mixing contemporary and traditional styles perfectly.
The hotel is simply stunning both inside and out and finished to an extremely high standard. The decor is beautiful and compliments the historical building. The staff could not be more helpful making all the necessary arrangements for us to enjoy our holiday. Our room was extremely spacious and comfortable, fitted with a high quality bathroom, creating a picture of modern elegance. Our stay at the hotel was truly luxurious and there is no doubt we will be returning.
Fantastic design in an old listed building.Excellent service
We get room just under the roof with windows to the sky, this was really nice. We are using this hotel always when we are in Brno Maybe check-in can be little bit more faster :)
Twin beds instead of a double.
Wonderful new design hotel in historic building. Everything perfect. Restaurant wonderful, staff attentive and friendly. This is how a hotel should be! Sadly Spa area was not open. Otherwise all was wonderful.
It's a fabulous hotel. Ultra-hip contemporary design with generously sized, quiet and restful rooms with all the comforts you could want; very welcoming and helpful staff for whom nothing was too much trouble - the service was exceptional. The building is beautiful and very well located - a restored palace right in the centre of town near all the major sights and shopping/restaurants. Gym and spa not yet open. When they are it will be our perfect city hotel.
Location Expensive!
Really nice hotel. Room was amazing. Just in the downtown, with very good location. Breakfast was also really good. I can only reccomend!
big room, new decoration. breakfast could be enhanced.
quiet surrounding, nearby parking no money change service (euro/crowns)
The apartment is big with sufficient facility. Receptionists are with good service Staff attitude is bad
the room..it was really nice... We had a room on the inside part, where the buses park and there was no air conditioning in rooms so we should have an open window and heard the noise of teh buses when arrived and park the bus...
Very comfortable and welcoming modern hotel, helpful reception staff, a little out of town but on direct tram route.
Huge room, very clean, all you need for a business trip.
I had a bad luck, there didnt work a TV :)
Hotel is new and rooms are above 3 star standard. Breakfast was served as rich hot buffet with variety of all kinds of food. Hotel staff was friendly and helping. Hotel is 15 minutes away from the city centre.
Staff were very helpful and polite, the service was great and food was excellent Wouldn't recommend hotel vista to anyone.
Right next to the main train station. Great location. Wonderful staff. Hotel showing some age, but it's clean and has all the modern amenities. 2 small beds instead of 1 big one.
Hotel Staff provided an excellent service. The room facilities were off exceptional standard.
It had a central location and we were able to park safely and easily. The room was good and comfortable.
Room was too hot, heater could not be switched off, had to change room at 1am in the morning.
Great staff, very friendly, very professional. When the parking ticket machine didn't work, the staff let me park for free in their area. Great breakfast, very good AC, great room. Not much parking downtown and the parking ticket machines took my money without giving me a ticket. But when the hotel heard that they let me park for free in their lot.
Beautiful historic achitecture and restaurants. Yes I find it innappropriate for hotel of this class and its excellent tourist location to have a small army of prostitutes hanging around in the lounge, reception and bar in the evenings. This gives a poor imprerssion to serious business people and tourists.
Very good value for money
This is a very smart hotel for the price I paid. The restaurant was lovely but nobody seemed to use it.
Good, comfortable large bedrooms Smoking in the lobby and lounge
It was central to the city and opposite the bus station which was very convenient. It was a nice hotel and was very clean. The service was not very good from all of the staff.
Comfortable room, great location, Nice restaurant. Bar and minibar were expensive, free wi-fi only available in the lobby area, no tea/coffee facilities in the room, no ironing facilities in the room.
the friendly staff and the nice breakfast to go early the morning we left to catch the train we were totally happy
Clean, nice.
Great stuff, very good breakfasts, wifi internet for free everywhere. Amazing.
I have got confirmation but unfortunately when I came to a hotel a receptionist said that they don't have free room for me!!!!
I't was like royal, to come in and see the glamour in reception! I knew immediately that I can enjoy!
The room was nice, typical of a 4-star hotel. There was a balcony, which was a great plus (seemed that every room had one). But especially great was the wellness centre that you could book for yourself and the whole complex (sauna, steam sauna, jacuzzi, solarium lamps) cost only 450 Kc an hour (up to 6 persons). And there is a bar with 2 bowling lanes open till 2am with very reasonable prices.
I like the rooms and breakfasts are very good. If you want the room with aircondition, dont hesitate to ask on the reception. Parking for free and wifi internet also - everywhere. Nice bowling.
The hotel is modern and a room was clean with a very comfortable bed. However the hotel is not in the center but easy to reach by tram in 10 minutes (tram no. 1) I definitely want to mention that the price what we booked on booking was not the same as we paid in the hotel. It was very unpleasant when we faced with the fact that we have to pay eur 150 instead of eur 136. (originally price on booking) Still do not accept and understand why it is happened like that however we paid the higher price. And also the hotel do not accept euros only local money.
I though the hotel fulfilled the expectations of our party, in both style, confort, cleanliness and value for money. Additionally the breakfast was very good and comprehencive NO
The hotel was easy to get in and out of quickly. I was in town briefly on a business trip and It was ok for a 1 night stay. The hotel was recently renovated so the rooms and areas are new and clean. While the rooms are newly renovated I don't think the plumbing had been upgraded as the water in my sink and shower had a yellow a very distinct tint to it making me think the plumbing was original.
The hotel have parking space. There was too much noise because of reconstruction works, the price did not include air conditioning
Location No complaints
The location is really good. Near the old town, across the street from the castle. The food was ok, the rooms pretty nice. Coffee at the bar downstairs is really bad, they serve it in some old communistic cups.
Very good standard of room; helpful desk staff. Smoking areas not acceptable.
Comunistic stuff without smile, dirthy pool. If the room we have got was Premium, I can´t imagine the size of standard one.
As a business traveler I like when everything goes right when I arrive to the hotel which was the case. I arrive late and the restaurant was still open with a nice carte. Hotel staff was pleasant, polite and smilly.
good position in the city and good brakfast very difficult access due to the road construction
The room was perfectly adequate for the rate, liked the large bathroom. It was very clean, comfortable and the location was unbeatable! The other hotel in the immediate vicinity had a much more updated, modern decor (Comsa Hotel) for very little more money (we visited friends who were staying there, so saw for ourselves)
Very good location. Nice and clean. Comfortable beds. Good breakfest. Very unprofessional front desk staff. Maybe someone should tell her that smartass remarks of the personal nature are not such a good idea in the upclass hotel of this nature.
The gym facilities No
My stay at the Hotel was for business. I was able to meet with colleagues for business discussions at the hotel.
We liked the good services from the hotel staff. We liked that is was in very short distance from the city center. It was written that wireless internet is available in public areas, we couldn't find it.
Great location. Good breakfast. Fine rooms. Good service.
Location was the prime factor i.e. near the city centre. Also it was good value for money. Warm breakfast juices seem to a feature of eastern european hotels and this wasn't an exception.
Service minded staff and the location of the hotel is close to everything in a very nice and quite area of Brno.
Good service and quiet place, excellent breakfest and in walking distance from the centre Non availability of CNN, Eurosport and other news in english
City centre location. They were helpful in getting taxi trips sorted and with translating - staff spoke English well. We only stayed for a weekend as we went for a wedding. The rooms were pleasant with high ceilings and a modern finish. The breakfast area and selection was limited. I think that they were not very busy so it may have been difficult to cater for a few people. The 'fresh' flowers on the breakfast table had mould on them they had been used for so long. But all in all I would go there again if I needed a middle-range cost-effective base for my activities. I would not choose it for a romantic or 'special' hotel stay.
breakfast had a good selection of food every day
A very clean , well run hotel . Situated in a quiet street but only 5 mins walk to the centre and 10 mins to the bus / railway station . nb . Bus no 76 to the airport runs every 30 mins from a stop inbetween the bus and railway station . The breakfast was excellent ; warm eggs and sausages !! The room was sound proofed , the bed was comfy and the shower very powerful . A bar directly opposite but try Vegas bar at end of the street ; free bowl of soup as soon as you sat down !!! Could not suss out the tv ; Looked for sports channels !
Close to town, very nice food and rooms are comfortable We didnt get all that was included with the luxury room but still had to pay for luxury room.
It was close to the city centre (15 mins. walk). in a broad tree-lined but relatively quite street, which contained a series of restaurants cheaper than those in the centre. Very new hotel. Comfortable room, with small bathroom with excellent shower and bidet. Good breakfast. Friendly, helpful and knowledgeable staff. Bathroom had some poor design features, and the room safe refused to work. Breakfast room was very chilly, due to air-conditioning.
The helpful and friendly staff. I have Parkinson's and the staff were patient when I was slow responding to questions or moving about.
staff very rude
nice double bed, good quality pillows, nice breakfast buffet, professional receptionists in summer time it is better to book rooms with airconditioning since the rooms face south, bit smaller bathroom then usual
buffet and beautiful receptionist!! na
The staff were excellent: helpful, friendly, polite.
The room is very clean, and the bathroom is very good.
I did like very much cleanliness, pretty new furniture but I missed air condition in all places - room, lobby bar ect. I have no complaints
staff was quite rude and didn't speak either English or German which is a shame in an international hotel. The rest was fine. Great breakfast. the reception staff was dreadful and patronizing
Room was good. View from 12th floor was good. There was not even an electric kettle in the room. They charged for a kettle of hot water as room service, I think that was mean.
The hotel and the restaurant is perfect!
Staff were helpful. Restaurant was good. Courtyard restaurant was very pleasant. Room was small. Public areas were not air conditioned - vey hot. Some distance from centre.
Very nice and helpful receptionist as well as other members of staff. Hotel restaurant offers great gourmet experience high above the Czech standard. All for very reasonable prices. Nothing, everything was just perfect!
Waiter at dinner was professional, suprised himself that hotel do not offers local drinks. location out of town, near con struction site - you can hear works since early morning, mix of hotel rooms with bussines officies, very loudy in the morning, lack of any information at breakfast - once you finish your choice of buffet you cmay learn that hotel offers also breakfest 'a'la cart".
location - rounded by highways from 2 sides and a car repair shop from 3rd and a shopping mall from the 4th
Food @ the Restaurant was really good. Free parking space. Free wifi. Really small rooms. We had a double room but hat difficulties where to put our luggage. The breakfast choice isn't very good. a lady works there and looks after the buffet but if there are for example no fruits left she doesn't get new ones. Bad coffee.
The staff were very friendly and helpfull. Food was good. Hotel was very clean
It's a design hotel with a lot of attentions for guests Difficulty to find it
Flexibility of personal and friendly accomodation. Breakfast is quite good and restaurant extraordinary good.
Service was excellent and the rooms were perfect and comfortable Check in and check out hours they should re-adjust this...
Its location makes it easy to get into town. Rooms are spacious and separate toilet and shower is very nice. We had a 3rd floor room - no lift and with 72 steps its hard work getting luggage to your room. 3rd floor rooms have skylights (3) so you have a choice, leave the skylights open and wake up at 0430 with traffic noise/light or close them and wake up at the same time in a hot room - the result if it is raining.
staff ok, breakfast ok,
The lift is absent. It's very straing for 4* hotel. The hotel has 3 levels.
I had the big room, very nice indeed, very big bathroom with bath and big shower, very quiet and very friendly personnel The big fridge, wich is nice to have is a bit noisy at time, the room is on the first floor, so no view.
The value of the hotel and location was very good and what we needed for the stag-do There was no lift for the boys on the top floor - but not really a major issue!
Immaculate new hotel.Very freindly There is some traffic noise in the mornings
Nice atmosphere, quite place, close to centre No
The hotel is located on a quiet street, parking is at the back of the hotel - strange parking area. Inside the hotel is it very comfortable and the staff and very warm and friendly.
Friendly staff. Young people creating a business. Newly renovated rooms. Beds are very hard. No elevator.
Not much i'm afraid...very dissapointed..not child freindly at all
Lack of Air Con
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we have stayed here many times over the past 8 years and it is always excellent. Breakfast is fantastic and the location for our visit is perfect, right on the lake with little cheap bars and restuarants all serving traditional food and drink. It has really gone up in the world since our first stay in 2002 when it cost £12 a night, a beer was 12p and a meal for two was £2. It has increased 4 fold but worth every penny and exceptional value The hotel has turned in to a 'wellbeing spa'. These customers take preference over hotel guests and that was a little frustrating. It has also tripled in price in 3 years so I hope they don't eventually price themselves out of the area.
Nice located, with beautiful lake view. Rooms are renovated, well-equipted, clean and nice. Big choice of food for breakfest which is included in the price. Big tarrace available from restaurant. There was a wedding when we stayed in Santon, but nothing could be heard in the room, very quited. Very small elevator in the part of the hotel where we were accommodated.. Old-style hallway.
Very helpful and friendly personnel In the dark it was very difficult to find! When you leave the motorway it's not indicated.
There is an excellent restaurant down the hotel, just by the lake.
The restaurant is excellent. A little bit scuffed.
Good kitchen, good hotel room equipment, nice area
Good size rooms
gorgeous decoration in the bedrooms, lovely breakfast, ideal location and excellent service
Loved medeval ceilings and stain glass. Wonderful breakfast and breakfast spread. Felt pampered. Wish the restaurant was open for lunch or dinner. Such a beautiful dinning area.
Central location. Good size room.
location poor to be for stars standard
They upgraded us to a suite of rooms--totally gorgeous with wonderful paintings and furniture. Breakfast was very, very good. Only the failure to signpost where the arriving client is supposed to go--a sign out at the start of the pedestrian zone would certainly be an improvement.
The decor. Very helpful staff. Noisy air conditioning/ noisy location above cafe/bar
Near shopping streets The room and batfroom was too small.The bed not good . We did not get a room in mainbuildig although we booked it Bedlinen was not changed each day,and same price for hotel room each day.No possibility for looking out the window ( window was coloured ).
Character of hotel No restaurant open
The hotel is right in the pedestrian zone on the Cabbage Market. The furnishings are quite unique, the breakfast is super. Nothing I didn't like about this hotel
great location, authentic Czech experience. tv options poor, no tea in room only expensive coffee
the hotel rooms are beautiful. I've liked the style a lot! there isn't internet signal in the hotel. If you use your own internet devices (air card) for the connection, you wouldn't able to use it.
Very friendly helpful staff. Nice place.
Was very central Needed some air conditioning
It is in the center vof the old town and all historical places are very close. In addition, there are many shops around Sometimes noise from street is higher
Locaton is excellent. Although retro stlye is trendy these days, the furnishing, design, service level seems belonging to somewhere between 70's and 80's. Only pricing level is uptodate or even higher than usual.
Good location very close to the center Hotel needs updating.
We arrived late in the evening and were friendly welcomed at the reception and processed quickly.
It was my second stay there. Nice place for normal price in the center of the old town Sometimes the noise from the street is higher
Location to shopping ,public transport. Just a little dull on walking in but after that fine
The location was great and the staff very friendly Parking was not "available" and we had to pay for it.
nice location the breakfast was bad.
central location, comfortable room poor breakfast
a bit old-fashioned, but nice atmosphere upper levels too hot in summer, lower levels - too close to noisy street


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"The plays that we're offering in 2013 reflect all that is best about the theatrical experience: great stories and great characters brought vibrantly to life by New Zealand's finest stage talent." says Auckland Theatre Company's Artistic Director, Colin McColl.
Opening the 2013 season is Dave Armstrong's latest work KINGS OF THE GYM, a big-hearted and wickedly funny comedy about that particular Auckland affliction, 'Best School Syndrome.' Armstrong who has penned LE SUD, THE TUTOR, and NIU SILA has emerged as one New Zealand's most original and popular satirists.
The celebrated Robyn Malcolm and Michael Hurst star in MIDNIGHT IN MOSCOW, a stylish and captivating new play by award-winning Auckland playwright Dean Parker.
"Part spy thriller, part comedy of manners, part political debate, it's a fascinating, cleverly-crafted, incisive and entertaining exploration of betrayal, set at a turning point in the history of the 20th century." says McColl.
In May, American guest director, Jef Hall-Flavin, Artistic Director of the Tennessee Williams Theater Festival directs THE GLASS MEGNAGERIE. Set in the 1930s, starring Elizabeth Hawthorne, this production will continue Auckland Theatre Company's reputation for re-imaging the classics.
"I'm thrilled that this production combines the talents of the fabulous Elizabeth Hawthorne and American guest director, Jef Hall-Flavin to bring to life this hauntingly beautiful work." says McColl.
Anna Julienne stars as Henry VIII 's notorious second wife alongside Simon Prast, George Henare, Raymond Hawthorne and Paul Minifie in the New Zealand premiere of ANNE BOLEYN, a teasingly intelligent and funny play by British playwright, Howard Brenton.
Oliver Driver returns to Auckland Theatre Company to direct the magnificent Jennifer Ward-Lealand in the New Zealand premiere of the UK hit play THE HERETIC. From the writer of ONE MAN, TWO GUVNORS; THE HERETIC is a bitingly funny, provocative drama about family, truth, and what can happen when you go against the grain of public thinking.
After a group of schoolboys survive a massive plane crash, what starts as a classic desert island adventure quickly becomes a struggle for survival that sees them descend into tribalism and bloodthirsty barbarity in a nightmarish world. Adapted for the stage from Nobel Prize Winner William Golding's Lord of the Flies, one of the most celebrated novels of modern times, LORD OF THE FLIES is a thrilling descent into horror.
Shortland Street's Amanda Billing makes her return to the stage in CHICAGO, one of the most famous musicals of all time. Directed by Michael Hurst, CHICAGO is a story of murder, greed, corruption, violence, exploitation, adultery, and treachery - all those things we hold near and dear to our heart. Auckland Theatre Company's version of CHICAGO will transform the whole Q Theatre auditorium into the Cook County jailhouse.
As well as this theatrical feast the 2013 season includes two bonus shows. In July, Auckland Theatre Company presents Spike Milligan's classic BADJELLY THE WITCH. This all-new production is a spectacle of songs, spells and wonders starring the award-winning Lisa Chappell.
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In 2013, Auckland Theatre Company continues the add-on treats like THE NEXT STAGE festival of plays in development and our NEXT BIG THING season of work for young people, providing theatre lovers with a taste of what the future holds.
"The theatre scene in Auckland has never been so lively; we are very proud to have been the city's flagship professional theatre company for the last 21 years." concludes Auckland Theatre Company's Artistic director, McColl.


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is there any active translator for this series?
after all Jonathanasdf listed as inactive translator.
i hope this series translation will progress quite well after all this quite interesting similar with keima in TWOGK+ fighting.
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Most light novels will get translated to English once anime aired. I'm quite sure not many cared about the likes of IS and Itsuka Tenma no Kurousagi until anime aired (there were already translation, but the pace was really slow, then it got 10x boost once anime aired).
Kore wa Zombie Desu ka?, Hidan no Aria and Chrome Shelled Regios seem to be exceptions though.
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@ fazri
I found him on jcafe, and he said he wouldn't be able to translate since he was working over the summer.
However, I at least the rest of chapter two is up. And I managed to get him to spoil up to chap 5:
btw if he tells me to remove this I will.
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Yeah. It was mentioned in the first page of this thread.
This LN already have green-lit approval for anime, although I'm not really sure who the Voice Actors and when the airing date are.
Date A Live anime announcement was around the same time as Campione!, while Campione!'s VAs info already released (no airing date too, but I'm 70% sure in Summer, btw), we got nothing about Date A Live (no airing date or VAs info..).
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reading the translations on baka...
im really starting to not like that little sister.
forget tsundere... she's straight up 100% tsun.. and 0% dere...
The only person allowed to be like that is me... and me only... not someone i am reading about.. :X
I bet if her "brother" got hurt, she wouldnt even shed a tear... probably would kick him while he's bleeding going you idiot, why didnt you dodge.
She's starting to remind me of Shiraume from ben-to... someone i really hated in that series.
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You need the Dere part to addon to the tsun for it to be popular.
Maybe i just dont know her well enough because all we got is less then half the first vol. and im just prebaised on her character.
But seriously... if that was my little sister, id tell Tohka, can u bitch slap my annoying sister arround a bit in your goddess mode and then crazy glue her pony tails to the white ones so they never fall off...
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I agree that they generally have some dere mixed in, but characters like Sera (Kore wa Zombie) and Louise (ZnT) who constantly rag on, insult, and beat the male are annoyingly common and popular. And since the Japanese audience is what the authors aim at, that's the kind of character that will keep showing up for awhile. Thankfully she doesn't seem to be a conquering target right now.
Adding a disclaimer, I do like tsunderes, I just prefer dere-dere characters, or those who at least only act tsun when the character deserves it.
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but louise........if i want to bashing she i think 3 post wont enough.
so jonathan still stranslate but why the status is unactive?
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Xfire just said that he will working over summer so he will be inactive until then when hes back his status will return to active thats all
P.s: dont mention about louise... i really cant stand that kind of character.
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West Jordan • American myth surrounds him: Honest Abe, Uncle Abe, The Great Emancipator.
Copper Hills High senior Kaylie Prietzel, amid her 200 peers, some munching on popcorn, learned this week the finer points in separating fact from fiction.
As part of their U.S. history class, the teens watched a private screening of Steven Spielberg's "Lincoln," then discussed its veracity with Salt Lake Community College professors.
The 2½-hour movie depicts the crucial final weeks of Abraham Lincoln's life, when he helped push the slavery-abolishing 13th Amendment through Congress and brought an end to the Civil War.
"He was great because he saved the union and ended slavery," Prietzel, 16, said just before watching the movie at a West Jordan multiplex. "But they [politicians] all lie at some point."
Marianne McKnight, a community college associate dean, and Chris Case, an American history associate professor, discussed the film as well as took questions from students. The movie's screenplay, written by playwright Tony Kushner, was based on a part of historian Doris Kearns Goodwin's book Team of Rivals.
McKnight shrugged her shoulders on the question of Lincoln's honesty.
"He was a very good lawyer, smart and folksy," she said. "And a fine politician. That's Goodwin's premise."
For about 15 minutes after the movie, the two historians answered questions.
Question: Did Lincoln like to tell stories?
McKnight answered,Yes, it was a way for him to calm down tense situations.
Just as in the movie, Uncle Abe was renowned for his love of storytelling, Goodwin details in her book.
"In these convivial settings, Lincoln was invariably the center of attention," Goodwin wrote. "No one could equal his never-ending stream of stories nor his ability to reproduce them with such contagious mirth. As his winding tales became more famous, crowds of villagers awaited his arrival at every stop for the chance to hear a master storyteller."
Question: Did he bribe or offer jobs to politicians to get their votes for the amendment?
Case answered: Lincoln had to walk a tightrope to get what he was hoping for, and the film shows it.
McKnight answered: There's no direct evidence, but there were politicians who altered their votes and they did get jobs afterward.
Copper Hills history teacher Joel Sundquist said he wanted to get his students thinking outside of the classroom, so the movie seemed like a good way to do it.
"It was as simple as keeping an eye on this [movie] for a long time and reading [Goodwin's] book," Sundquist said. "It's [President Barack] Obama's favorite book, not that I want to get into politics. It's a phenomenal book. It's not the Lincoln that's a perfect guy."
Question: Did he threaten to put his wife into an insane asylum?
McKnight answered after smiling: The movie's dialogue was fictional, but Mary Todd Lincoln did suffer from mental issues.
Toward the end of the movie, Mary Todd Lincoln, who is played by Sally Field, says: "All everyone will remember of me was that I was crazy and that I ruined your happiness."
McKnight said the film did a good job of juggling dramatic filmmaking with historical accuracy, showing attention to detail, for example, by using Lincoln's actual pocket watch.
"The film does a good job in showing that slavery was the cause of the Civil War," McKnight said. "This is not a documentary but an interpretation that is dramatized. The film has created a dialogue, and that's a good thing."
In the movie, and in life, Lincoln liked to tell the story from the Revolution of Ethan Allen's visit to England. Even if the event did not actually happen, Goodwin wrote, it was a favorite of Lincoln that he often told.
In the film, as Lincoln tells the story, the British would make fun of the Americans, and Gen. George Washington in particular, by hanging a picture of Washington in an outhouse.
After a visit, when Allen made no mention of it, the English finally asked him if he had seen the Washington picture. Allen replied: It was a very appropriate place for an Englishman to keep it because there's nothing that will make an Englishman [expletive] so quick as the sight of General Washington.
Copper Hills junior Dahlon Larson, 17, said about the movie, "We got to see a little of what we talked about every day in class."
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|(Photo from 365 Days of Slow Cooking.)
I'm a fan of cauliflower that's mashed and served as a lower-glycemic replacement for potatoes, but I had never thought of making it in the slow cooker until I saw these Garlic Cauliflower Mashed "Potatoes" from 365 Days of Slow Cooking. Personally, I think of recipes like this as just another delicious way to cook cauliflower rather than a substitute for potatoes, and I think cooking whole cloves of garlic with the cauliflower sounds like a tasty way to bump up the flavor.
Ingredients for this Slow Cooker Recipe:
- cauliflower
- water
- garlic cloves
- salt
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Andre Villas-Boas unsure over Emmanuel Adebayor playing in Africa Cup of Nations
Andre Villas-Boas does not know whether or not striker Emmanuel Adebayor will travel to the Africa Cup of Nations.
Last Updated: 29/12/12 5:03pm
The Togo international has been left out of the squad for a warm-up game against Oman, although he has denied reports his absence is down to a dispute over bonuses.
Villa-Boas confirmed after the win at Sunderland that there is a dispute between the player and his national federation, but that Adebayor also has concerns over his safety.
Adebayor was part of the 2010 Togo squad whose team coach came under gunfire as it crossed the border from the Democratic Republic of Congo into the Angolan enclave of Cabinda with two Togolese officials and an Angolan bus driver losing their lives.
Villas-Boas said: "It's very difficult for me to tell. At the moment, there is a dispute between him and the federation, the player has spoken about it already.
"He has also said that situation is not just about the dispute that they have, it is also about the fact that he doesn't feel comfort and safety in going to the Africa Cup of Nations.
"I can't put myself in his position to tell if he is going or not going because I respect the player, I respect the competition and if he has to go, we just have to make sure we address the problem he has."


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Optimization Slashes Energy Consumption in Silicon-Based MEMS CO2 DetectorsSerge Gidon
CEA, Leti, Minatec, Grenoble, France
CEA-MINATEC is an international center for micro and nano-technologies which is funded by CEA, a French government-funded technological research organization. One of their current projects is developing silicon-based MEMS CO2 sensors that employ optical detection for monitoring adequate building ventilation.
For the sensor to function, a filament is heated to a specific temperature so that it emits most of its infrared radiation near a specific wavelength. The ambient CO2 absorbs much of this energy while the remaining infrared radiation is detected to allow calculation of CO2. These sensors run at very low current so they will last an extended period of time while costing considerably less than conventional CO2 sensors.
COMSOL Multiphysics is being used to find the optimum geometry for an energy-efficient filament which will avoid hot spots on the freestanding micro hotplate while consuming less energy. A 2D model was used with COMSOL's ALE (Arbitrary Lagrangian-Eulerian) method to find geometric optimization.
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Location: Systematic Entomology LaboratoryTitle: DNA barcoding and morphology reveal three cryptic species of Anania (Lepidoptera: Crambidae: Pyraustinae) in North America, all distinct from their European counterpart Author
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|Handfield, L.
|Zhang, Y.
|Solis, M
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|Scholtens, B.
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Submitted to: Systematic Entomology
Publication Type: Peer Reviewed Journal
Publication Acceptance Date: 5/15/2012
Publication Date: 10/15/2012
Citation: Yang, Z., Landry, J.F., Handfield, L., Zhang, Y., Solis, M.A., Handfield, D., Scholtens, B.G., Mutanen, M., Nuss, M., Herbert, P.N. 2012. DNA barcoding and morphology reveal three cryptic species of Anania (Lepidoptera: Crambidae: Pyraustinae) in North America, all distinct from their European counterpart. Systematic Entomology. 37:686-705. Interpretive Summary: Snout moths include numerous major pests of crops, stored foodstuffs, forests and ornamental plants that cause millions of dollars of damage annually. In this paper we describe how molecular barcoding, supported by structural characters, revealed three cryptic species of snout moths that were previously thought to be only one species in the United States. The species complex includes a species new to science from the Great Smoky Mountains, Tennessee, that is described. Molecular barcodes and illustrations of the moths and their reproductive structures are provided. This information will be useful to evolutionary biologists, action agency identifiers, and regulatory personnel at U. S. ports.
Technical Abstract: Anania coronata (Hufnagel), a Holarctic species of pyraustine crambid moth, has long been treated as having two geographically separated subspecies, the nominotypical Anania coronata in the Palaearctic Region, and Anania coronata tertialis (Guenée) in the Nearctic Region. Maximum likelihood and Bayesian inference analysis of mitochondrial DNA barcodes both recover four well-supported, reciprocally monophyletic groups within Anania coronata. Qualitative and quantitative analyses of genital structures reveal diagnostic differences that correspond to the four barcode lineages. On the basis of both molecular and morphological evidence, we conclude that Anania coronata is actually a complex of four species. Anania coronata (Hufnagel) is restricted to Europe, while three species occur in North America: Anania tertialis (Guenée), Anania plectilis (Grote & Robinson), and Anania tennesseensis sp. nov.


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Michael Oren is the American-born Ambassador of Israel to the United States. He is also a best-selling author and historian. Oren is in meetings between President Obama and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
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My family thinks my obsession with Poshmark is unhealthy. But let me tell you how I've used this iPhone app to hondle bargains on clothes that I would never be able to afford otherwise.
Since I discovered Poshmark in July, I have had my phone attached to my face. For those who don't know about Poshmark, it's an app for the iPhone and iPad where you create a "closet" filled with items from your actual closet that you want to sell. You upload pictures, write a description, set a price, bargain and see who buys.
I am basically running a consignment store from my iPhone.
I'm in the schmatta business, people! And I am working this app, my friends. I ask my kids to take the pictures of me dressed in the clothes I'm listing. (Oh, I was just casually swinging my hair as the shutter clicked.) I invest in the descriptions — and my god, they are witty. I work the "Posh Parties," which are nightly events hosted by two to five Poshmark users with themes like "Preppy Glam" and "Date Night." The hosts select items from different closets to showcase in "Host Picks" for any user to see. At last night's "Street Style Party," four of my items were Host Picked, driving traffic to my closet. I woke up to more than 200 news alerts. This Friday, I'll be hosting for the first time. The theme is "Pretty, Flirty and Girly." Tag me with your appropriate items, Poshmark ladies!
So far, I have made almost $2,000, some of which I'm saving for a new computer. I've bought items that I would never be able to afford in the real world. And I've met other women on Poshmark who are funny, friendly and supportive. This app is amazing.
I am the only one in my family who thinks so. My kids roll their eyes when I ask for photography help. My husband would prefer that my phone not be attached to my face. I am in no way setting a good example of healthy device management. As my son so wisely said, "Mom, you're on Poshmark like I'm on Clash of Clans." While writing this post I checked it thrice.
I would like to do as my husband asks, but I've now become a Poshmark "Suggested User" with almost 6,000 followers. That many people don't follow me anywhere. I have, like, 41 Twitter followers. Forty. One. Poshmark gives me social media attention I don't get anywhere else. I get "likes" several times a day. In my youth, I wasn't a girl who got a lot of likes. So, you know. You don't have to be a big thinker to get that one.
And there's also the bargain factor. Finding something beautiful that is, unjustly, way out of your financial reach, and buying it for 75 percent off is very gratifying. I learned this from my nana Pearl, who used to take me to Loehmann's regularly. She taught me how to find a bargain (and how to not be embarrased in a communal dressing room). "You have to look through everything. The gems are hidden."
Nana Pearl taught me the delight of a good deal — and I excel at seeking and finding a good deal. Ask my friends about my bargain stories. Fish tales, dear readers.
I no longer have Loehmann's – or sadly, my lovely nana. Poshmark is my iPhone Loehmann's. It is where I find $800 shoes for $150. It's where I hondle. And it's where I find the gems.