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Lancaster Demolition Project Our sister company Hardcore Crushing Ltd recently completed a large demolition project for our Blue-Chip client Aldi at Lancaster. We demolished a former B&Q DIY unit to make way for a new purpose-built, high-quality Foodstore. The new store will create approximately 30 jobs forRead more →
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Photo Wednesday: Rush
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The latest information on the Western Sydney Airport is now available, with the release of the Winter 2017 Community Update newsletter.
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E-pistle 2009/29 – Why Whisky is better than a Woman
By Paul DeJong, Belgium
You can enjoy a whisky all month.
Whisky stains wash out.
You don't have to wine and dine a whisky.
Your whisky will always wait patiently for you in the car.
When whisky goes flat you toss it out.
Whisky is never late.
Hangovers eventually go away.
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Whisky labels come off without a fight.
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So, it is important that you should take steps to completely get rid of this issue and the natural dandruff control oil will help you in this regard. This is what Hylix oil, natural dandruff remedy is all about and it can effectively treat hair problems like hair fall, premature graying and other issues inclusive of dandruff.
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Hylix oil can effectively control hair fall and will also promote lush growth of hair by nourishing the scalp to a great extent. This oil is a unique blend of the best herbs presented by the nature to the humans to address different problems related to hair and scalp. Besides strengthening the hair, it will work as natural dandruff control oil. The effective ingredients in this herbal hair care oil will prevent scalp infection and also premature graying of hair. In addition, the active ingredients will address headache and will have a cooling effect on eyes. In addition, they will ensure peaceful and sound sleep. Furthermore, the ingredients will help with maintaining the natural color of hair.
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1. Amla or Indian gooseberry is an excellent hair tonic.
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By Chioma Isiadinso
MBA admissions is a market like any other. If you want to apply successfully, you need to understand the nature of the market, as well as your position relative to your competition.
Staying up-to-date on current admissions trends will help you prepare a more effective application. Here are three trends to keep an eye on for the 2017 MBA application season:
1. FinTech is Booming
FinTech – short for financial technology – is the hot new buzzword in MBA programs these days. Schools are adding Fin Tech courses, recruiting professors skilled in FinTech, and actively seeking applicants who are looking for a position in the disruptive field that blends up-to-the-minute technology with the world of finance.
If you're going to business school in order to break into finance, you absolutely need to know about FinTech. Regardless, if you're looking for a role with a startup or a traditional bank, FinTech will be a defining element of the market over the next decade. As you're looking into potential target schools, try to evaluate their curriculum and faculty to make sure that you're going to be getting functional experience within FinTech.
2. Fewer, More Focused Essay Questions
Gone are the days when prospective MBA applicants were asked to answer a slew of essay questions about every aspect of their personal and professional life leading up to business school. These days, admissions committees have narrowed down the scope of their questions. In many cases, schools like Harvard Business School are asking only a single MBA essay question. Some schools, like Chicago Booth, have gone even further in setting aside the traditional essay question for an alternate format.
When you're deciding on where and how many business schools to apply for, pay attention to what their essay questions look like. Don't be lulled into thinking that fewer questions necessarily translates to less time spent – the depth and subtlety of the questions that schools are asking these days requires a good deal of careful thought.
3. Decreasing Applicant Pools
As the economy has been recovering, business school applications in the US are facing a natural decline. Companies are sponsoring fewer candidates, and applicants themselves are more and more frequently opting to postpone business school in favor of their current employment. Corporate sponsorship is also on the decline, so students are more frequently needing to find ways to self-finance once they get admitted.
Before you decide where to apply, give some real thought to your personal brand and what sets you apart from other MBA applicants. Large programs aren't seeing as much of a drop in admissions that smaller programs are, so if you're applying to a top school, you can't necessarily count on a less competitive pool.
It's as important as ever to understand your differentiators and make a strong case as to why you'll be a good fit for the schools where you're applying. And if you're unlikely to get any financial assistance from your employer, be sure to look for MBA scholarship opportunities that will help defray the cost of business school.
Chioma Isiadinso is an education entrepreneur and co-founder/CEO of EXPARTUS, the first MBA admissions consulting firm to integrate personal branding into every aspect of the MBA admissions process.
She's also a former Harvard Business School admissions officer and the author of the Best Business Schools' Admissions Secrets.
Chioma publishes on the topics of personal branding, leadership development and business school admissions for college students, young professionals, entrepreneurs and executives.


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Reben Raeman, MS, PhD
Assistant Professor of Pathology
Dr. Raeman is a member of the Division of Experimental Pathology.
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University of Pittsburgh
Department of Pathology
200 Lothrop St, Room S-408
Pittsburgh, PA 15261
Contact Information:
Office Telephone: 412-648-2021
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
- BS - ANGRAU, Hyderabad, India, 2001
- MS - Clemson University, Clemson, SC, 2006
- PhD - University of Georgia, Athens, GA, 2011
- Postdoctoral fellowship - Emory University, Atlanta, GA, 2012 - 2013
- Postdoctoral fellowship - Emory University, Atlanta, GA, 2013 - 2016
Research Interests
The primary focus of our lab is to elucidate host and environmental factors driving hepatic inflammation and fibrosis in non-alcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH). NASH is an advanced and progressive form of non-alcoholic fatty liver disease affecting ~16.5 million people in the US. An estimated one in six patients with NASH progress to cirrhosis, and NASH-related cirrhosis is now the 2nd leading cause of liver transplantation in the US. Consequently, there is an urgent need to devise novel therapeutic interventions to halt progression of NASH, as no therapies currently exist. We have recently established that gut microbial antigens are among the primary drivers of hepatic inflammation and fibrosis in NASH. Our findings also underscore the importance of diet-induced gut dysbiosis, mucosal inflammation, and subsequent disruption of the intestinal epithelial barrier in NASH. The mouse model of compromised intestinal epithelial barrier we used for these studies turned out to be an excellent dietary model of NASH. When fed a Western diet, these mice not only develop key features of MetS, but also develop hepatic inflammation and fibrosis. Using this novel preclinical model, we are performing further studies to gain mechanistic insights into the etiology of NASH progression. Our overarching goal is to dissect the complex interplay between intestinal epithelial barrier, gut microbial dysbiosis, and immune dysregulation in NASH. The ultimate goal of our research is to devise preventative and therapeutic modalities for the clinic.We are currently exploring three major questions:
- How does gut microbiota modulate intestinal epithelial barrier permeability and mucosal immunity in NASH?
- Role of adaptive immune responses, specifically T cells, in regulating hepatic inflammation in NASH.
- How do diet induced changes in bile acid composition impact colonic epithelial barrier?
Selected Publications
- Chopyk, D.M., P. Kumar, Reben Raeman, Y. Liu, T. Smith, F.A. Anania. Dysregulation of junctional adhesion molecule-A contributes to ethanol-induced barrier disruption in intestinal epithelial cell monolayers. Physiol Rep. 2017 Dec 5(23).
- Reben Raeman, F.A. Anania. Therapy for steatohepatitis: Do macrophages hold the clue? Hepatology. 2017 Nov 1. PMID: 29091293.
- Tedesco, D., M. Thapa, S. Gumber, E.J. Elrod, K. Rahman, C.C Ibegbu, J.F. Magliocca, A.B. Adams, F. Anania, A. Grakoui. CD4+ Foxp3+ T cells promote aberrant IgG production and maintain CD8+ T cell suppression during chronic liver disease. Hepatology. 2016 Oct 24. PMID: 27774611
- Rahman, K.*, C. Desai, S.S. Iyer, N. Thorn, P. Kumar, L. Yunshan, T. Smith, A.S. Neish, H. Li, S. Tan, P. Wu, X. Liu, Y. Yu, A.B. Farris, A. Nusrat, C.A. Parkos, F.A. Anania. Loss of Junctional Adhesion Molecule A Promotes Severe Steatohepatitis in Mice on a Diet High in Saturated Fat, Fructose, and Cholesterol. Gastroenterology, 2016. Oct; 151(4):733-746. *, co-corresponding author.
- Rahman, K.*, Y. Liu, P. Kumar, T. Smith, N.E. Thorn, A.B. Farris, F.A. Anania. C/EBP homologous protein modulates liraglutide-mediated attenuation of non-alcoholic steatohepatitis. Lab Invest, 2016. Aug; 96(8): 895-908. *, corresponding author.
- Go Y.M., R.L. Sutliff, J.D. Chandler, K. Rahman, B.Y. Kang, F.A. Anania, M. Orr, L. Hao, B.A. Fowler, D.P. Jones. Low-Dose Cadmium Causes Metabolic and Genetic Dysregulation Associated With Fatty Liver Disease in Mice. Toxicol. Sci., 2015, 147(2): 524-34.
- Tabatabavakili, S., R. Kailar, K. Rahman, B. Nezami, S. Mwangi, F. Anania, S. Srinivasan. Glial Cell Line-Derived Neurotrophic Factor induced Mice Liver Defatting: A Novel Strategy to Enable Transplantation of Steatotic Livers. Liver Transplantation, 2016, 22(4): 459-67.
- Kumar P., T. Smith, K. Rahman, J.E. Mells, N.E. Thorn, N.K. Saxena, F.A. Anania. Adiponectin modulates focal adhesion disassembly in activated hepatic stellate cells: implication for reversing hepatic fibrosis. FASEB, 2014, J. 28(12): 5172-83.
- Kumar P., S. Tekla, K. Rahman, N. Thorn, F.A. Anania. Adiponectin agonist ADP355 attenuates CCl4-induced liver fibrosis in mice. PLoS, 2014, One. 13; 19(10).
- Rahman, K., S.S. Iyer. Costimulatory molecules as vaccine adjuvants: to 4-1BB or not to 4-1BB? Cell Mol Immunol. 2014, 1-2.
- Rahman, K., M. Sasaki, A. Nusrat and J.M.A. Klapproth. Crohn's disease-associated Escherichia coli survive in macrophages by suppressing NFκB signaling. Inflamm. Bowel Dis., 2014, 20(8): 1419-1425.


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Guardian Raya Campaign 2016
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This is a Raya campaign we produced for Guardian, a new client for BBDO Malaysia. It is a product of great team work.
The idea is based on 'Hantu Raya'. Malays believe that ghosts(hantu) are all hiding during the Raya festive season and there shouldn't be any ghosts around. And Guardian wants you to look the best you can during Raya, and not become an alienated 'Hantu Raya'. With 2 e-kits that can be purchased online during the Raya season, Guardian helps you to look at your best for Raya.
Executive Creative Director: Vijay Anand
Creative Director: Lee Tak Shune
Art Director: Aaron Wong
Writer: Yurizal Yusof, Imara Natchiar
General Manager: John Teoh
Account Director: Elle Kennedy
Account Manager: Vannessa Gan
AV producer: Jan Teoh, Hong Nyok Hwa
Production: PRS
Director: Iskandar
Agency: BBDO Malaysia
The Raya e-kit where you can order online. Kit Sama-sama Lawa for ladies, and Kit Sama-sama Kacak for men.
Aaron Wong


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AGGRESSION PACT 'Instant Execution' 7"
"Aggression Pact deliver their first recording as a full band and bring another tight wound EP of tuneful USHC in the mold of classic bands like N.O.T.A. and C.I.A. This time around they bring a fuller sound, with a twin guitar attack, and a more cohesive song writing approach, all held together by the inimitable glue of Mark Shubert's patented Jerry A meets Mark Sheehan growl. ABSOLUTELY THE MAIN EVENT." Painkiller Records
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The gates of mystery open wide, breaking down the barriers of the supernatural, myth and legends. The dark side of the Italian villages reveals its essence with echoes from a distant, unknown and sometimes scary past. A column for the fearless who have fur on their stomachs to sell!
The legend of Bora's love
The story of the birth of Trieste is linked to the legend of Bora, daughter of the god Vento.
07/01/2020 | By Ivan Pisoni
The legend of Aloisa, the ghost of lovers in the village of Grazzano Visconti
An enchanted place, rebuilt like a movie set, and its ghost, protector of pure love
22/06/2019 | By Ivan Pisoni
Carloforte: a village to see live, not only on TV
Filming is about to begin on the third season of the Canale 5 fiction series 'L'Isola di Pietro' and, for those who have never been to this Sardinian town, it may be the right occasion: the production of the TV series is looking for extras...
10/04/2019 | By Joni Scarpolini
San Leo and the centuries-old tradition of jesters
The village of Romagna is very attached to the ancient street jugglers, so much so that they dedicate a festival of exquisite medieval taste to them
08/04/2019 | By Joni Scarpolini
Acerenza, the village of mysteries ... between the Holy Grail and Dracula's daughter
According to legend, the Holy Grail is hidden in the cathedral of the Lucan village. And not only: here the body of Count Dracula's daughter would lie
07/04/2019 | By Redazione
Bellagio, the favorite village of the 'big' of history
Many great people from the past stayed in the 'pearl of Lake Como'. That's who they were...
03/04/2019 | By Joni Scarpolini
Bomarzo as Giza: discovering the hidden pyramid
In the Park of the Monsters, near the village of Lazio, among the gigantic mythological sculptures rises an artifact with a mysterious origin ...
31/03/2019 | By Redazione
When Asinara Island was the Italian Alcatraz
Next to the Sardinian village of Stintino stands the former super prison, today a tourist destination and national park. Only one bandit managed to escape from the bars, fleeing in a rubber boat. All others served their sentence until the end. One step away from the blue sea
26/03/2019 | By Joni Scarpolini
National day for reading promotion. We give you an advice ...
The printed media is giving more and more space to the web: browse through our digital magazine 'e-borghi travel' and travel among the most fascinating villages with a finger!
24/03/2019 | By Redazione
A flower on each balcony: Procida welcomes spring
Also this year, the Municipality of the maritime village of Campania invites the inhabitants to embellish gates, windows and terraces with ornamental plants to celebrate the beginning of the new season
21/03/2019 | By Redazione
A little tour through the villages of Cesare Pavese
Santo Stefano Belbo in Piedmont and Brancaleone in Calabria
30/12/2018 | By Marino Pagano
With Sophia Loren, also Cesare Cremonini is Honorary Citizen of Maratea.
The singer-songwriter Cesare Cremonini has been recently nominated as an honorary citizen by the municipality of "the pearl of the Tirreno".
27/12/2018 | By Redazione
Four steps ... in 4 fortified villages
Poker of aces of fortified villages to go to the discovery of history and curiosities. Legends intertwined with art and architecture, medieval or renaissance epics that reveal to the visitor all the uniqueness of these Italian jewels
31/12/2019 | By Luciana Francesca Rebonato
Mount Mosiné: alien base and land of dark mysteries and spiritual legends
At the gates of the Val di Susa, a few kilometers from Turin, stands the most mysterious mountain in Italy, Mount Mosiné. The place is famous for its countless sightings of UFOs and for its ancient esoteric legends.
05/12/2018 | By Pier olpato
The lakes of Avigliana between mysteries and fantasy
A few kilometers from Turin we find the town of Avigliana, a famous village located within the Natural Park of the lakes of Avigliana, next to the Mareschi swamp.
14/11/2018 | By Pier Volpato
10 things to do in 10 Italian villages, great classics and unexpected surprises
Ten things to do and see in ten villages: a trip along the Peninsula to live as protagonists the most precious and authentic Italian places, full of curiosities and opportunities
07/11/2018 | By Luciana Francesca Rebonato
5 villages with ghosts and witches for Halloween
Scary villages and even movie sets, castles with ghosts, witches' sands, legends and mysterious phenomena, magic potions and poisons. For strong and... fearful emotions!
17/10/2018 | By Luciana Francesca Rebonato
That link between Martina Franca and San Gennaro
The village of the Itria valley
24/09/2018 | By Marino Pagano
Piea and its castle, a small village between Monferrato and mysteries
Among the eighty rooms of his castle goes the ghost of the White Lady.
25/09/2018 | By Luca Sartori
The legend of the Talami of Orsogna
It is celebrated twice a year, at Easter and in August, and while all of Italy is preparing for fireworks, barbecues and battles with water balloons, Orsogna is ready with its legendary Talami
15/08/2018 | By Ivan Pisoni
The mysterious coral castle of Miami
A mysterious complex built in secret by one man, to be able to regain his beloved.
15/07/2018 | By Ivan Pisoni
Turin, magic and mysteries in black and white
Elegant, regal and mysterious. Turin is considered the most esoteric city of Italy: surrounded by mystery, it is a fascinating charade of enigmas and legends
22/07/2018 | By Luciana Francesca Rebonato
Castle of Torrechiara, the legend of love between the duchess and the condottiere
A castle, a brave hero and a lady: the ingredients are all there, for this legend intertwined with the story to be retraced on the rio delle Favole and in the manor, especially in the "Golden Chamber"
08/07/2018 | By Luciana Francesca Rebonato
The legend of Princess Gavina and the birth of the village of Gavi
A mysterious girl with a strong personality, an escape of love and a passion for a territory. An interweaving of history and legend... spread in taverns.
24/06/2018 | By Ivan Pisoni
The legend of the ghost of the beautiful White Lady of the castle of Duino
A sad and touching story tells us of a noble lady, in love and faithful, of her consort, evil and jealous, and of a strange white rock
17/06/2018 | By Ivan Pisoni
The figure of Nicola Ielpo and the village of Rotondella
The history of the old 500 liras? It begun in the Lucania of Rotondella.
10/06/2018 | By Marino Pagano
Candela, the delightful village of Foggia, where the roots of the actor Pierfrancesco Favino lie.
The hills of South Daunia, the views, the domination of the Swabians, the alleys and squares, the orecchiette, the "ciammaruche", the Mother Church, the successes of Pierfrancesco Favino, the cinema and television and then the Sanremo Festival.
19/06/2018 | By Luca Sartori
Giarratana, the village on the slopes of Monte Lauro, home of the actress Loredana Cannata
The beautiful baroque churches, the characteristic hilly setting, the alleys, the stairs, the characteristic foreshortenings, the white nougat, the onion and the beautiful actress Loredana Cannata, protagonist of many successful films
13/03/2018 | By Luca Sartori
Zocca, the small village of the Apennines of Modena that gave birth to Vasco Rossi.
Zocca is a land of chestnuts and good air, borlenghi and crescentine, but also music and the birthplace of the great Vasco Rossi.
06/03/2018 | By Luca Sartori
The Easter seeds of the village of Corinaldo
An ancient tradition that relives every year, a simple gesture linked to popular religiosity and at the same time a way to find small moments of escape from the daily frenzy
13/02/2018 | By Redazione
The legend of the love between Cristalda and Pizzomunno
One of the most popular legends of Gargano. A pure and unstoppable love, contrasted by some wicked sirens, which will be the protagonist of the song that Max Gazzè will present to the 68th Sanremo Music Festival.
04/02/2018 | By Redazione
The legend of the ghost of Azzurrina of the castle of Montebello
The mysterious disappearance of a "different" girl who became legend with the passing of the centuries
21/01/2018 | By Ivan Pisoni
The legends of the Lady in Black and the Lady of the Pink Bridge of Garessio
A mysterious painting, a medieval trap and two ghosts of fascinating ladies
07/01/2018 | By Redazione
The legend of King Ombro and his beautiful daughter Ombretta, of Sottoguda
A magical bronze portal, a fairytale and inaccessible kingdom, a beautiful princess and the wickedness of her stepmother
31/12/2017 | By Redazione
The legend of the Virgin Ardenza and the bells of Viggianello
One day a year, the tolling of the village bells come alive with magic, joy, tears and agony ...for those who can hear them
17/12/2017 | By Redazione
The Pozzo del Diavolo and the legendary formation of Lake Vico near Caprarola.
One of the highest, and best preserved, volcanic lakes in Italy owes its origin to the mythical Ercole
10/12/2017 | By Redazione
The legend and the parades of the fearsome Krampus
While St. Nicholas brings gifts to good children, the fearsome Krampus incite fear with bells and screams among the towns and villages of South Tyrol.
07/12/2017 | By Redazione
The spectacular Ndocciata of the village of Agnone
One of the oldest ritual of fire in the world that this year will attract thousands of visitors in the village of Molise, December 8 and 24
05/12/2017 | By Redazione
The mysterious galleries and the treasures of the village of Certaldo
A series of tunnels under the medieval village, a possible inestimable treasure and a hill that could be a pyramid
03/12/2017 | By Redazione
The mythological God Giano at the origins of the village of Cassano delle Murge
The two-faced Latin deity seems to have been at the base of the Apulian village ... and not only that
26/11/2017 | By Redazione
The village of Castel Gandolfo grants honorary citizenship to Elettra Marconi
The daughter of Guglielmo Marconi, known inventor of the wireless telegraph, greets with enthusiasm the news of the city council of the city of the popes
23/11/2017 | By Redazione
The legend of the Rocca of the Seven Brothers in the Langhe
The story of a chasm born after a divine punishment
19/11/2017 | By Redazione
From Sicily to Piedmont by foot, in the company of a mule
It is called "Don't be a donkey" the project by Nicola Winkler who sees him protagonist of a long and fascinating adventure
16/11/2017 | By Redazione
Susan Sarandon in Coreglia Antelminelli? The Stars of Hollywood and the villages of their ancestors
Susan Sarandon in Coreglia Antelminelli? For her grandparents, of course...
13/11/2017 | By Redazione
The Legend of the unfaithful beauty from Carloforte
A story of beauty, betrayal and a ruthless invasion
12/11/2017 | By Redazione
The witches of Volterra and other mysteries
Greek deities, witches, bizarre street names and "blasphemies". A journey through the legends and the mysteries of one of the oldest Italian village
05/11/2017 | By Redazione
For all the witches of the village of Triora
A story of witches and magic that impregnates the territory of one of the most beautiful villages in Italy from prehistory to today
29/10/2017 | By Ivan Pisoni
Venosa, The unfinished church of the Blessed Trinity complex still fascinates
There are places that can fly the imagination and generate myths. It is the case of the unfinished church of the Santissima Trinità complex in Venosa, Basilicata.
25/10/2017 | By Redazione
Nordic walking, what a passion! All the secrets of the sporty practice of the great walkers
More and more often we hear about nordic walking: a practice that combines the relaxing and regenerating act of walking with the continuous and low intensity training of the upper limbs and hips.
23/10/2017 | By Redazione
Trip to Diamond, the land of the murals
The Calabrian village of Diamante houses over 150 murals with a single element in common: they create happiness
19/10/2017 | By
Offida craftsmanship: the renowned Tombolo Lace
The 'tombolo lace' from Offida is increasingly appreciated and known. We discover this excellence of our craftsmanship closely.
19/10/2017 | By Redazione
Unesco Sites in Campania: 6 Wonders to discover
There are 6 UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Campania, so let's not run away.
17/10/2017 | By Redazione
Venzone's Golden Pumpkin: The story of a mock turned into recurrence
Every year at the end of October Venzone village celebrates the pumpkin feast. The reasons for this holiday are many, not all of which are due to the passion for this wonderful vegetable.
16/10/2017 | By Redazione
The mysteries of Lake Aiso near Bevagna (PG)
A greedy man, an abyssed farm, a child with a dark future, the revenge of the saints and strange fishes... do we need other mysteries?
01/10/2017 | By Ivan Pisoni
The legend of the rock of the hermit of Polignano a Mare
A story of which little is known. Among sea, loneliness, contemplation and... gulls.
16/09/2017 | By Ivan Pisoni
Cagliostro: the history of a temerarious adventurer imprisoned in San Leo's fortress
Many names and few concerns. The protagonist of this story will catch your attention from the beginning to the end, and, thanks to his adventures, we will discover the past of the majestic fortress in San Leo.
16/09/2017 | By Erika Anthea Stoppini
Big day in Asolo for Wyatt Rockefeller e Julie Fabrizio
Wyatt Rockefeller, descendant of the american bankers family and Julie Fabrizio, Italian origin, have chosen Asolo, Italy, to celebrate their wedding
16/09/2017 | By Redazione
The island of silence and the legend of the dragon of Lake Orta
The small island of Lake Orta tells us of its holy saint, of silent, and of meditation
10/09/2017 | By Redazione
The legend of Montagnana's red coats
A simple and brilliant stratagem that allowed the village to remain in Padova's domain
03/09/2017 | By Redazione
The legend of the rolling stones of love of the giants in Badolato
A mythological landscape still tells us of tribes of giants and their competition of the stones of love
27/08/2017 | By Ivan Pisoni
Saint George: the knight saint of Vigoleno's church
In this article we discover together the story of Vigoleno, a beautiful Emilian village, and Saint George, its patron saint.
20/08/2017 | By Redazione
Castles of Cannero: floating fortresses for petrified pirates and ghostly sailors
The Mazzarditi brothers, the scary brigands who with their crimes were able to dominate the whole area of Lake Maggiore
13/08/2017 | By Redazione
Barbara and Maria: the two ghosts of Sanvitale fortress in Fontanellato
Here is the story of a wonderful castle surrounded by a ditch of water, rich in architectural decorations and inhabited by the spirits of two women.
10/08/2017 | By Redazione
Glurns, the legend of the village that opened a court case against the mice
The story of the sentence that sent to exile the mice from the village, until proven otherwise.
06/08/2017 | By Redazione
The church of Santa Maria dell'Olmo in Castelmezzano: place of Templars, patron saints and ancient rituals immersed in a sacred rocky Graal
In this article, you will discover all the legends and traditions linked to the church of Santa Maria dell'Olmo in Castelmezzano, place of ancient sacred and pagan rituals.
26/07/2017 | By Redazione
The story of a locomotive in a village without railway nor a railway station
In the center of Ferrovieri d'Italia's square in the village of Bova, Calabria, we find a locomotive of sixty tons but in the village does not pass the railway and there is no station.
30/07/2017 | By Redazione
The Rock of the Elephant in Castelsardo and its 'domus da janas'
In the village of Castelsardo there is a unique cave, whose elephant shape hides ancient sepulchres and mysteries. Find out which ones in this article.
23/07/2017 | By Redazione
Italian villages in the movies, when cinema is shot in the villages - Episode 2
Let us rejoice, lovers of the villages and movie lovers, wanting to know which Italian hamlets are protagonists on the big screen. Here is the second episode.
22/07/2017 | By Redazione
A 28 millimeters story of a village
In this article, Francesco Saggese will tell you how a small village can try not to die, through the tales of those who know how to grasp the beauty of these places that seem to be forgotten and give them value through their own passion.
18/07/2017 | By Francesco A.P. Saggese
The Sibillini Mountains, an enchanted place in the Marche among magical caves, fairies and unicorns
In this article we will discover together the famous Umbrian-marchigian mountains and will go through all the stories and legends of the place, from the Sibilla Grotto to the recent news of the Unicorn of the Sibillini Mountains
16/07/2017 | By Redazione
The fools of the legends of the Billellera fountain in Sorso, Sardinia
The crazy story of a population who tried to move a fountain by force
09/07/2017 | By Redazione
Discovering the origins of Boccadasse: a village, many legends
We discover together the origin of the name of the hamlet of Boccadasse, one of the most photographed corners of the city of Genoa, which, with the colorful houses, the beaches and the fishing boats, retains all the fascination of the past ages and continues to enchant its visitors
06/07/2017 | By Redazione
The Legend of Captain Zeti at Monteriggioni
In 1554 the unrivaled city of Monteriggioni was finally conquered by the Florentine army. This attempt, however, was only possible after the betrayal of Captain Zeti, whose soul still lies in the village ...
04/07/2017 | By Redazione
The ghost of the marquis Carlo Francesco Agostino of Fosdinovo
The Malaspina Castle of Fosdinovo, known as the residence of the dynasty that for centuries dominated the territory of Lunigiana, is actually a place of legends and mysteries
02/07/2017 | By Redazione
Sorso, Sardinia: abandoned bride, but she doesn't give up.
The unpredictable end of a non-wedding day. In the small village of Sorso, Sardinia, an abandoned bride decided not to waste a celebration day.. and a refreshment, still waiting for them.
27/06/2017 | By Redazione
The ghost of the beautiful and terrible Matelda at Poppi Castle
The most beautiful woman in the Casentino who has caused dozens of victims in the whole Arezzo area with its charm.
25/06/2017 | By Redazione
The legend of Maria la Bella and the Castle of Brolo
Today we will unveil the legend that lurks around the rock of tears of Brolo Castle, in which the protagonists of are the beautiful princess Maria and her beloved.
22/06/2017 | By Redazione
The villages and legends hidden under the lake of Brugneto
The artificial basin of Brugneto is the largest lake in Liguria, and, besides the providing the water needs of the city, it hides mysterious stories of villages and legends
18/06/2017 | By Redazione
Why is Fiumalbo so called?
Discovering the origin of the name Fiumalbo, one of the most beautiful Italian hamlets in the Modena hinterland, deriving from the union of Latin and local dialect.
15/06/2017 | By Redazione
Curiosities about the legend of St. Nicholas that gave birth to a Palio in the village of Sirolo
How the interpretation of a word can change legends through the centuries
11/06/2017 | By Redazione
Prepotischis, the tiny village inhabited by only four people
This tiny village is populated by only four people and all single men
07/06/2017 | By Redazione
The curious story that became a popular poem of a priest who excommunicated an entire Sardinian town
'Sa decompresses Predi Antiogu, de Masuddas' the satirical poem that made Masullas village, Sardinia, famous all over the world
04/06/2017 | By Redazione
The legends of the submerged village of Lake Delio
In the province of Varese, near the towns of Maccagno with Pino and Veddasca, there is a lake that overlooks Lake Maggiore.
28/05/2017 | By Redazione
The legend of the Rosì of the village of Gromo
A story still handed down to the children of the Bergamasque village that tells of a brigand from the past.
14/05/2017 | By Redazione
Barolism. Harvest time in the land of Barolo.
Six producers of the famous wine tell the story of the Barolo during the harvest period. Barolism is our tribute to a wine and territory that is unique the world over.
29/04/2017 | By Redazione
Italian villages in movies, when cinema is set inside the villages – Episode 1
Italian villages are natural sceneries for arthouse masterpieces. From north to south, here are some location used for famous movies or by great directors, from Borghetto to Sabbioneta, from Savoca to Tremosine and even more.
08/04/2017 | By Redazione
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It has been quite a while since TLE and I took a bike ride together......we just kind of ran out of gas the last month, or so. I rode a few times individually, but she did not ride at all, so I was mildly surprised when she indicated she wanted to go for a bike ride using the Cannondale tandem. One of our favorite bike paths here in SoCal is the Pacific Electric Trail which runs from Claremont Village in Claremont to Cactus Ave. in Rialto (where we are).....in fact the trail runs right behind the Fontan/Rialto Elks Club where we are staying....talk about handy!
P.E.T. in Rialto......less than a block from the Elks Club
I had still not yet unpacked the tandem, so it fell to me to get that done so we could take a ride. We were off on our ride by 10:30 am heading westward on the trail. There was a coolness in the air as we pedaled along at a steady 14 mph. As we passed under the I-15 bridges our cyclocomputers read just over 7 miles ridden, and that is where we made our turn around to head back. We ended up riding to the end of the trail at Cactus and then back to the Elks Club giving us a about 16.4 miles total for our first bike ride in a very long time.
After getting back and taking a few minutes to cool down I spent some time in the trailer using my new back/ab machine, and other exercises I have neglected for too long. Fortunately I arrived back in SoCal weighing one pound less than when we left for SLT back on April 27th, and I am still under 200 lbs.
Monday means MNF (Monday Night Football), and that is what we watched......the game between the Bills and the Seahawks went right down to the wire with the Seahawks winning 31-25 as time ran out. Unfortunately, the game was marred by poor officiating, and that has been the story this morning on ESPN. As a former professional soccer referee one of my goals for each game I officiated was NOT to be the story the next day, and I feel terrible for that referee team, but they really blew some critical calls last night which ended up benefiting the Seahawks in the end......
.....of course, I was flying my special 'Seahawks 12th' Man flag, which must have been teh difference.
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We offer the following events for the pleasure of our guests and the public. For tickets and information, please call (509) 548-6344. If calling from out of the area, (800) 574-2123.
Additional musical performances are offered by our sister property, Icicle Creek Center for the Arts.
Programming is subject to change. Purchased tickets are non-refundable.
This Week In Leavenworth
Take a peek at what is happening in and around town in This Week in Leavenworth.
Resort Yoga
Saturday, December 7*, 14*, 21* and 28*, 2019 at 10:00 am in Woodpecker
Join us Saturday mornings at 10:00 am for a Morning Wake Up Yoga (slow - gentle) class. Drop ins welcome. Mats and props available for newcomers.
*Class will be held in Tadpole.
Onsite Guests $14 per class || Local Drop Ins $16 per class - Pay at Guest Services || Overnight package available
Sip and PaintSunday, December 8, 2:00 - 4:00 pm @ O'Grady's Pantry / Reserve your brush and canvas today!
Spend a relaxing afternoon painting alongside friends, or making new ones! Includes all supplies for you to complete your own mountain inspired wintery scenes on one 4" and two 3" natural wood ornaments, with step by step instruction by our Sip and Paint Teacher. No experience is necessary. Aprons provided, but clothing for painting is suggested.
Cost $30 per person. O'Grady's menu and beer, wine, cocktails and non alcoholic beverages are available for purchase. || Overnight package available
Our Annual Cookie Decorating
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, December, 12 - 14, 2019, 2:00 - 6:00 pm and Sunday, December 15, 10:00 am - 2:00 pm
Join us at O'Grady's Pantry for a sweet evening of holiday cookie decorating. We'll be keeping the doors open and the fire burning. Let us do the cooking, we'll have seasonal dinner specials, while you do the decorating. We'll have festive sugar cookies, frosting, icing, candies and sprinkles, plus we'll clean up the mess!
~Potato, Leek & Smoked Cheddar Soup (VEG)(GF) ~ $7 per bowl $5 per cup
~Lobster & Scallop Pot Pie w/ Puff Pastry ~ $ 12
~Frisee & Radicchio Salad w/ Blood Orange, Pickled Raisins, Roasted Beets, Mint, Candied Pecans & Lemon Mustard Vinaigrette (V)(GF) ~ $9
~All will be served with Thyme & Caramelized Onion Focaccia (V)
Adults $8 || Kiddos under 12 $6 || Include seasonal sugar cookies, frosting, icing, candies and sprinkles
Christmas Eve Dinner
Tuesday, December 24, 2019 / Call 509-548-6344 or 800-574-2123 for reservations
Gather family and friends to celebrate the holidays, while enjoying a bountiful buffet featuring seasonal favorites. View our Christmas Eve Dinner menu.
Adults $52 || Kids 5-12 $18 || Children 4 and under free. || Overnight package available
A Magical Christmas Eve Candle Light Service
Tuesday, December 24, 2019 / 8:00 pm in the Chapel Theater
Join Jon Vandel and friends for special music, carols, the reading of The Christmas Story, cocoa and cookies.Admission is free, and open to the public. || Overnight package available
Christmas Day Dinner
Wednesday, December 25, 2019 / Call 509-548-6344 or 800-574-2123 for reservations
Join friends and family for a festive Christmas Day Dinner complete with all the trimmings. View our Christmas Dinner menu.Adults $52 || Kids 5-12 $18 || Children 4 and under free. || Overnight package available
New Year's Eve Dinner
Tuesday, December 31, 2018 / Call 509-548-6344 or 800-574-2123 for reservations
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text: Concert Reviews By Emily Vitek / November 6, 2018 The day before Halloween, the Fillmore Silver Spring was packed with fans dressed in their Halloween best, hoping to win the evening's costume contest. One lucky winner of the "Golden Ticket" received tickets to each of the Fillmore's shows in 2019. But fans were not the only ones dressed in their best costumes. While supporting band La Dispute did not dress up for the occasion, headliner's Circa Survive took on a Biblical theme with their costumes. Guitarists Colin Frangicetto and Brendan Ekstrom, along with bassist Nick Beard dressed up as nuns, while drummer Steve Clifford dressed up as Jesus, and frontman Anthony Green sported a devil mask.On a low lit stage accompanied by dim lights, Circa Survive opened their set with the song "Lustration" off their sixth studio album The Amulet, which was released September 2017. The Amulet marks Circa Survive's first album released through Hopeless Records, after departing from their previous label, Sumerian Records. Circa Survive played a number of other songs off their newest album, including, "Tunnel Vision", "Never Tell A Soul", "At Night It Gets Worse", "Flesh and Bone", and title-track "The Amulet". Towards the end of their set, Green gave a shout-out to the audience before playing an acoustic version of "Act Appalled" off their 2005 album Juturna. "I want to dedicate this song to everyone who has been coming to see us for so long," said Green. "It's crazy to look out and see people who we have been seeing at our shows for the last 10 years plus. Thanks for coming out and being weird with us."Although La Dispute did not bring costumes to the show, they certainly brought energy, with frontman Jordan Dreyer jumping off the stage to the pit multiple times to sing with fans. La Dispute had a setlist full of fan favorites, with songs including "Such Small Hands", "King Park", "Woman (In Mirror)", "Said the King to the River", "The Castle Builders", and "Fall Down, Never Get Back Up Again". Despite all the excitement of the crowd, fans were respectful of one another. Dreyer made a point to show his appreciation for the fans, and related their attitudes to the outside world. "Thank you for taking care of the people around you", says Dreyer. "It's super important here, and also outside of here. Take care of people despite the differences you may have. Especially if you're in a position of privilege, it's really easy when no one's after you".La Dispute The Amulet Tour will continue through December 2nd, with support from Philly based band Queen of Jeans. If you missed Circa Survive and La Dispute in Silver Spring, you can see them when they return to the east coast for their show on December 1 at the Fillmore in Philadelphia, PA. Tickets can be purchased at www.circasurvive.com/tour. Setlist Setlist Setlist Click here to see the setlist for Circa Survive's performance at The Fillmore Silver Spring on October 30, 2018 1. Lustration2.. The Difference Between Medicine and Poison Is in the Dose3. Child of the Desert4. Tunnel Vision5. Never Tell a Soul6. Birth of the Economic Hit Man7. In the Morning and Amazing...8. At Night It Gets Worse9. Flesh and Bone10. Only the Sun11. We're All Thieves12. Stop the Fuckin' Car13. Act Appalled (acoustic)14. Get OutEncore1. Battle, My Love2. The Amulet Photo Gallery Photo Gallery Photo Gallery Enjoy photos by our photographer Emily Vitek of Emily Vitek Photography.


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Last post I said I would share how to be prepared in case of a storm and power outage. So here comes a pretty long, slightly boring post 😉
When we went through nine days without power, my husband and I talked a lot about what things were most important, and what things were not as crucial. Some of the considerations were keeping warm, having a water supply, being able to refrigerate food and keep the frozen food cold, being able to cook, fuel supply, communication etc.
We came to the conclusion that heat is pretty high on the list. You can produce heat by using a generator to run your heating system, but of course, this presupposes an unlimited source of gas (which was a big problem with Hurricane Sandy). Gas is also pretty pricey if you're running a generator non-stop. A wood-stove seems to be a very good solution. I would say that even a small, basic wood-stove in your basement is a great insurance policy against power outages in the cold weather months. Of course you need to have some wood supply on hand. Installation of a wood-stove would require an available chimney flue, or a new insulated chimney pipe put in. If you have acquired an energy efficient furnace which vents outside through a pvc pipe, your chimney may be unused and available. Our woodstove kept half of our house warm when it got very chilly out. Traditional fireplaces are a last resort source of heat since they tend to lose heat up the chimney and only give heat to those in close proximity. Propane heaters can also be used if you have propane tanks on hand. Last year when we had a four day power outage in the rental home, we had no other source of heat so we used one. They usually have a carbon monoxide detector which triggers an automatic shutoff if CO builds up.
Water supply is really important to your quality of life. It's pretty hard to store a week or more supply of water, but I know folks who filled their bathtubs and jacuzzi before the storm and it got them pretty far. Of course you still need to have drinking water stored as well. This only applies to people on wells, who require electricity to pump water into their house. We live in town so the water never went off. An even better solution is to have a generator to run your well pump and other necessities.
A natural gas stove is pretty handy, since you can bypass the electronic ignition and light it with a match. Then you can still eat hot food! Since we have an electric stove, we had to use an outdoor propane camp stove. It's always good to have two tanks of propane on hand. We had one on our grill, and used one for the stove. A third would have been great for backup purposes. I am thinking that I would like to have a small gas stove in our basement kitchenette to have as a back up.
Hot water is really nice; it makes life a lot easier. If you have a conventional natural gas hot water heater you will continue to have hot water (unless you are not getting water b/c you have a well). We have a very high efficiency system which operates our boiler for the heating system and our hot water heater. So this meant no hot water, since it was too sensitive to work with our generator (which did not produce an even, smooth supply of electricity). Scott is looking into other generators to see if they would be better for us.
One way to keep things cool or frozen, besides using a generator, is to freeze blocks of ice before the outage. Barring this, a good, modern cooler goes a long way. We had frozen food in a cooler which was 15 years old, and the food did not stay frozen, but we also put frozen food in a cooler a couple years old. At the time it was advertised to keep food frozen for 5 days. Well, I can attest that if you pack it full of frozen food and DON'T OPEN IT, it will stay frozen.
Regarding fuel… fill your cars gas tanks before a big storm. You never know when you'll be able to fill up again. While you're at it, fill up your gas cans. This way you'll have fuel for your generator and if needs be you could always siphon from your car, or fill up your car depending what your needs are. A generator is great. One large enough to run your whole house isn't really necessary, the main thing is to keep your fridge and freezer cold, run a couple lights, and your heating system if necessary. I think well pumps require more power so you'd have to size it appropriately. There are also natural gas generators on the market, which are hooked up to your electric system and can take over providing power to your whole house once the power goes out. They are pretty pricey though.
It's pretty tough when you can't communicate with others during a blackout. We were glad to have traditional phone service (not cable) since our phone still worked. We had to use an old phone (cordless phones require power of course). Our cell phones did not work the first days, and were intermittent at best since cell towers had been damaged with the storm. Make sure you have a charger that works in your car, so you can charge your phone that way.
Doing laundry is a big problem, unless you have hot water supply and a generator. We lacked in hot water, so I had to take my laundry to relatives who got power before us. We were also able to shower there.
Finally, what were we surprised by? That our hot water system would not work on a generator, how long the outage lasted, and the gas shortage. The hot water problem is something we would like solved for future power outages. It's not crucial, but would definitely help us live without electricity more comfortably.
Does anyone have any more ideas for living well off of the grid?
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ST. LOUIS, MO (KTVI) – The Alton High School Class of 2001, joined by members of the community, will hold a candlelight vigil in honor of their classmate, fallen Officer Blake Snyder.
The Candlelight Vigil will take place at the Alton Public School Stadium,1513 State Street, Alton, IL 62002 on Monday, October 10th at 7 p.m.
While responding to a call Officer Snyder was killed Wednesday, October 6th in Green Park, MO.
Attendees will be able to make donations to the family as well as participate in a balloon release in Blake's honor.
For more information, visit the Facebook page Alton Candlelight Vigil for Officer Blake Snyder
Candlelight Vigil
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Monday, October 10th
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Who could ask for more? Leave your punched hole card at the election stall. I have to say that this story, it's something else. It's like that episode of twilight zone where the guy made his heirs wear masks, only not really.
Described by family as lively, humorous and politically conservative, Mr. Unsworth's newspaper obituary reflected all those qualities with the following request:
"In lieu of flowers the family respectfully asks that donations be sent to the American Cancer Society, or to the campaign of anybody who is running against President Barack Obama in 2012."
"He was not really a big Obama fan," said his daughter Donna Barnes.
and then some other dead guy did something similar back in July. Clearly these folks are just more victims of Obama's death panels, I hope they get the justice they were seeking for. You have to realize, it's as if the dead have risen up out of their grave an are carrying comically grammatically wrong signs like any other tea bagger.
But I've come to realize that this isn't that uncommon of a thing. Political parties actually get a lot of money from estates. I bet you can guess which one gets more. So in a sense, it's like an estates tax but to one evil organization instead of another (The US Government)
I'm not sure how one of these folks can really do this with a straight face. "When I die, please donate to self-serving rich people." I guess they just want to die the way they lived, scratching the backs of their rich friends on the suffering of the poor. Though, this could be said for just about every charity. "Fuck you, get mine!"
Maybe I should stop complaining and just join them. My lack of money shall be donated to the socialist party USA candidate! God knows they'll need it. Especially when weed is legalized. Once that happens the student socialist clubs and the student libertarian clubs will lose 2/3 of their members.
Like, literally 3/4ths of the self described socialist I've met say they totally support communism but don't think it'll work so they vote libertarian instead. So what I'm trying to say is that when you die, just bury your mass amounts of money with you.


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WTSIP's team of extension officers and other delivery staff are based within different partner organisations.
See below for contact details:
0427 790389
Based in Terrain NRM's Tully office.
Steve reports to the WTSIP Management Committee and has responsibility for implementing the Partnership's goals and objectives, coordinating program resources and liaising with staff hosting organisations.
0404 787144
Based in the Canegrowers Gordonvale office.
Jordan has worked in the cane industry for 14 years as a productivity officer in Tully, an extension officer for BSES (now SRA) and as a senior extension officer and team leader at TCPSL for 5-6 years.
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Based in Terrain NRM's Ingham office.
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Based in HCPSL
Jarrod grew up on a cane farm in Victoria Estate so he has been involved in the sugar industry from a young age.
After finishing high school in 2011 he enrolled in James Cook University to study a Bachelor of Geology and learnt about mineralogy, landform and digital mapping technology, bedrock/soil relationship, and hydrology.
In 2015 he began working with Sugar Research Australia in Mackay on adoption and extension efforts in Sarina and Proserpine. He worked in this role for 18 months before returning to the Wet Tropics in his current role as a WTSIP District Extension Officer.
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Leanne grew up on a cane farm in the Herbert district and went on to gain a Bachelor of Agricultural Science specialising in agronomy from the University of Queensland in 1999.
She then worked at the Herbert Cane Productivity Services Ltd for seven years in the areas of field agronomy and pest and disease management and GIS applications.
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Alex grew up in Atherton and studied soil science and forestry at university in Canberra. He has worked in a range of industries and environments, mainly in northern Australia. Between 2012 and 2014 he was employed as an agronomist in the Mareeba area working with horticulturalists and cane growers, during which time he became accredited as a Fertcare advisor.
Alex enjoys working with growers to achieve the most efficient returns from their investment in fertiliser, particularly by developing site-specific nutrient management plans.
0436 678 800
Based in Canegrowers Innisfail.
Peter Becke grew up on a sugarcane farm in the Burdekin. After studying for a Bachelor of Applied Science (Plants major) at UQ Gatton, he worked as an agronomist in Mareeba for 4 years, mostly in horticulture.
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Bob also has a small sugarcane farm (17 ha) at Kairi near Lake Tinaroo.
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Day 28 of Anime
Day 28 - What anime do you regret watching
Honestly at the moment I can't think of anything, if there was any anime which I didn't like within the first 10 minutes of watching it, I stopped watching it (Clannad). Some anime took me slightly longer to stop watching (Air). But in the end I stopped, and ultimately I feel pretty much indifferent about them.
Those that I managed to weather out, although a lot of the time I might have been irritated with characters or what happened in the story, largely I felt alright about finishing it and it wasn't a terrible experience. I might have even walked away from it feeling like it was worth it, because in the end it was a great story (Toradora).
So what anime do I regret watching? In desperation, I looked at some 'worst anime' lists to see if anything popped out. Nothing did. Perhaps whatever I watched was so bad I so hastily forgot about it, there's no need to regret watching it because I can't recall it. Without anything coming to mind, I'm going to default to an animated movie again. This will be the second movie mention! It really needs to be the last.
Rurouni Kenshin/Samurai X: Reflection. I didn't like the animation and I didn't like how they fucked with the storyline and basically made a hash of everything, and the overdramaticism. I feel like they trashed the characters' personalities. I only kept watching it because it was Kenshin and I love the character and the series. I guess that's the key. Now to forget that it exists.. damn I reminded myself again.
I've since revised my opinion and think it might be Walkure Romanze.


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As a classy restaurant in Bergen County NJ, the chefs at Mezza Restaurant develop a fusion of the best of Mediterranean cuisine and New American dishes. For example, the executive chef created the Long Island Duck entree on the menu of this fusion restaurant by preparing succulent duck with a coriander crust, a mix of root vegetables, a crispy polenta cake, and apple pomegranate sauce. While the duck is a staple of American cuisine, coriander is a spice often utilized in Middle Eastern cuisine and polenta is a staple of Mediterranean cuisine. You're going to be capable of sipping and enjoying your favorite wine or spirit while enjoying our award winning fusion cuisine thanks to the fact that we're additionally a top choice in the event you have been seeking a BYOB restaurant in Mahwah NJ.
Would you like to treat a group of friends or business associates to a dinner at the best restaurant in Bergen County NJ for Middle Eastern fusion cuisine? For assistance in selecting the ideal items from the menu that your guests are going to be certain to enjoy, you've got to do is get in touch with our professional party planners.