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The International Council for Canadian Studies (ICCS) is pleased to announce that its next conference will be held in Ottawa in May 22 to 24, 2012, again in collaboration with the Universities of Ottawa and Carleton. Proposals for twenty minute papers, to be presented in either English or French, are invited from disciplinary, multidisciplinary, or comparative perspectives on the theme of Cultural Challenges of Migration in Canada.
Migration is a factor, which has played a central role in the construction of a Canadian identity. Concepts such as multiculturalism, interculturalism and transculturalism are inextricably linked with phenomena pertaining to migration, and the effects of these phenomena have made themselves felt in Canada’s cultural dynamics. The question therefore arises as to which processes and channels of communication have been instrumental in transmitting these migratory dynamics, and in which form they have manifested themselves in Canadian everyday life and culture. What are the cultural challenges of migration in Canada in the context of “globalization”? Which are the areas where a specific cultural dimension has arisen which, in its turn, has acquired a model character within the global sphere linked to the knowledge-based society? Papers to be read at the symposium should address these questions with regard not only to scientific and popular media and communication, language and literature, music and the visual arts, but also to social and political sciences.
* The 21st Century Migration of Aboriginal Peoples: identity formation and cultural retention.
* Latino migration and its influence in Canadian multiculturalism.
* Migration and Narrative – Narratives of Migration.
* Migrants’ Views of and Reflections on their Life-Projects: Canadian Identity or Identities in a Pluralist Canada?
* Migration, Partnership and Social Cohesion.
* Bridges over Fear? The Role of the Migrant Churches in the Canadian Community.
* The migrant spirit.
* New local spaces of intercultural dialogue in Canada.
* Language Challenges in the Immigration Process.
* Cultural challenges in the migration process on Canada’s east coast.
* Multiculturalisms in the Americas.
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LONDON (Reuters Life!) - About one in seven British school children have tried illegal drugs while one in five regularly get drunk, a government survey revealed on Friday.
The online survey, TellUs2, found a significant level of drinking, smoking and drug taking among some of the 111,000 secondary school youngsters in England who took part.
It discovered 48 percent of all the children aged between 10 and 15 had had an alcoholic drink, and 19 percent said they had been drunk at least once in the previous four weeks.
Sixteen percent of the 14 and 15 year olds who responded claimed to have drunk alcohol three or more times that month.
The survey, carried out by Britain's Office for Standards in Education (Ofsted), also found that one in five of all children, 21 percent, had smoked a cigarette, rising to 41 percent for 14 to 15 year olds.
About 15 percent of children aged between 12 and 15 said they had tried drugs, mostly cannabis.
Three percent of all children surveyed said they had used other drugs such as cocaine, LSD, ecstasy, heroin, speed or magic mushrooms.
"We now urge policy makers, local authorities and schools to look hard at the findings and use them to influence their plans and actions," Ofsted chief inspector Christine Gilbert said.
About a third of the respondents said they had been bullied at least a couple of times in the previous four weeks, but 57 percent said they thought bullying was handled well by schools.


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Chelsea’s Didier Drogba may be now out of contract, but he proved to be the match-winner yet again as the Blues lifted their first Champions League title to make amends for his misery in Moscow.
Four years after being red-carded in the 2008 Champions League final defeat, the 34-year-old produced a man-of-the-match performance against Bayern Munich and his final spot-kick on Saturday sealed Chelsea’s 4-3 penalty shoot-out win.
After Bayern took the lead in the second-half, it was Drogba who kept the Blues in the game as he rose highest to convert Juan Mata’s corner and equalise against Bayern two minutes from time as the game finished 1-1 after extra time.
Having also netted the winner in the 2-1 victory over Liverpool in the FA Cup final a fortnight ago, Drogba flirted with the villain’s role four minutes into extra time as his foul on Franck Ribery saw Bayern awarded a penalty.
With the entire stadium holding their collective breath, Bayern’s ex-Chelsea wing Arjen Robben could only weakly hit to Petr Cech’s right and his shot was quickly gathered by the grateful goalkeeper.
Drogba worked tirelessly throughout, often back-tracking to help out in defence and grew in stature as the game wore on before keeping his cool to nail the final penalty past Munich’s Manuel Neuer to give Chelsea the title.
Having joined the Blues from Marseille in 2004, the Ivory Coast forward has said he will sit down with Chelsea’s bosses to discuss a new deal once the season is over.
It was the towering striker who helped put the Blues in Saturday’s final with the first-leg winner at Stamford Bridge against Barcelona in the last four.
Against the odds, Drogba and the rest of Chelsea’s collection of aging stars reached the final with victories over Napoli, Benfica and Barcelona in the knockout rounds.
If the former African Player of the Year has played his last game for the Blues, the possibility of Drogba available as a free agent is likely to arouse interest across Europe, but he has denied reports linking him to Barcelona.
Having been sent off four years ago, Drogba made good on his pre-match promise to make amends for his Moscow misery by ending Chelsea’s long wait to be crowned kings of Europe.
Drogba’s dismissal in the rain-soaked Russian capital four years ago came late in extra-time when he slapped United defender Nemanja Vidic after a mass confrontation between players from both teams.
With Drogba unable to take a penalty in the shoot-out, the Ivory Coast striker had to watch from the sidelines as John Terry and Nicolas Anelka’s spot-kick misses gifted the trophy to United.

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UPDATE—December 26, 2021: Meghan Markle has received the front-page apology from British tabloids that she was awarded back in March.
"The Duchess of Sussex wins her legal case for copyright infringement against Associated Newspapers for articles published in The Mail on Sunday and posted on Mail Online,” the apology began, per People. “Following a hearing on 19–20 January, 2021, and a further hearing on 5 May, 2021, the Court has given judgment for the Duchess of Sussex on her claim for copyright infringement. The Court found that Associated Newspapers infringed her copyright by publishing extracts of her handwritten letter to her father in The Mail on Sunday and on Mail Online. Financial remedies have been agreed,” the remainder of the public apology continued on page three.
After the court's ruling was upheld in December 2021, Markle made the following statement, per People:
Original Story—March 6, 2021: After Meghan Markle won her privacy claim against Associated Newspapers Limited, the publisher of British tabloids The Mail on Sunday and MailOnline, she scored yet another win from the High Court.
On March 5, a judge ruled that Associated Newspapers must print a front-page apology from both tabloids after publishing a private letter to her father, Thomas Markle. This comes after the same judge, Mr. Justice Warby, determined back in February that AN infringed on Markle’s privacy as well as her copyright.

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2020 will not only be a great year for films, but it will have some extraordinary drama series as well. In a recent interview at ‘Bol Nights with Ahsan Khan, Kubra Khan along with Gohar Rashid revealed they she is soon going to share screen space together.
Urwa Hocane, who outdid herself in Udaari, will be hitting the screen again through this project, and Imran Ashraf who also wrote the series will also be a part of this. The series will be called Mushk and will be a project of MD Production, and will be directed by Ahsan Talish.
On being asked about her other projects, Khan said that she is working on a film as well but she cannot disclose it as of yet. Although the film has been disclosed but she is not sure if this has been announced that the actress will be a part of it as well.
So far, both the actors have done phenomenal jobs individually in every role they played, but this will be the first time they will be coming together on screen. Because of the friendship they share off-screen, Gohar said that he is sure that this project will bring a lot of teasing and fun times in his life where he will get to fight with Kubra a lot.
Though we are not still aware about other details related to the project there is one thing we are sure about, that this is going to a power house of performance and great execution as well.


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An on-ice incident during the University of Michigan hockey team’s game against Michigan State at Yost Ice Arena on Saturday night landed Wolverines defenseman Steve Kampfer in the hospital, Spartans players Corey Tropp and Andrew Conboy facing discipline and a man being accused of physically confronting a player in Michigan State’s locker room.
Kampfer, a junior from Jackson, was clothes-lined and sucker-punched from behind by Conboy along the boards and whacked in the neck area by Tropp’s stick during the final minute of play in the Wolverines’ 5-3 victory on Saturday. Moments earlier, Kampfer had knocked Tropp off his feet with what appeared to be a clean open-ice hit.
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The designer has been inspired by Cornets, that are a part of the Scandinavian tradition for making your own paper cuts. This has been a passion for many, but the most famous must be the Danish writer of fairy tales H.C. Andersen.
Originally cornets were mainly designed for decorating Christmas trees. They were filled with sweets especially for the children to enjoy around Christmas time. But, today cornets are used all year round and the have many uses.
For your pleasure , we had made these cornets filled with a soft and diffuse light.
The look of the 3 different types of Cornets is a modern interpretation of the old patterns used on the surface of the cornets.


A guide to the best and worst of the NFL slate (and to which fans are stuck with the most of worst). Maps via 506sports.com.
The Jaguars and Giants are two of the six teams on bye, so you'd think we might get some good match-ups. No such luck: Not a single game this Sunday features two teams above .500 (Bears-Packers is your best game by this measure, but you'll have to wait until Monday for that one). Here are your Week 9 NFL viewing maps:
Tennessee at St. Louis: The Titans got "lucky" with the timing of Jake Locker's injury—they lost their starting QB for three games that they were very unlikely to win anyways (Chiefs, Seahawks, 49ers). Locker played pretty well at the start of the season; Football Outsiders gives him a DVOA of 9.1%, 13th among the 47 QBs with at least twenty passes this season. The Rams will start Kellen Clemens again, who ranks 46th.
Kansas City at Buffalo: Another week goes by, another backup QB has to face the Chiefs' defense.
San Diego at Washington: In a very ugly week for football, I think that this game could turn out to be...OK. The Chargers have a top-five offense by both traditional and advanced metrics. Before their ridiculous fourth quarter implosion against the Broncos, Washington had scored 63 points in their last six quarters, versus just 110 points in their previous 21. Most importantly, the remarkable incompetence of the NFL East as a division means that the the 'Skins are still very much in contention.
Pittsburgh at New England: The Steelers lost to the Raiders last week and Tom Brady put up one of the worst halves of his career against the Dolphins, so let's all stop pretending that it's 2011 and this is a good game.
Baltimore at Cleveland: The defending champs are a disappointing 3-4 with close losses to the Bills, Packers, and Steelers. The culprit isn't the young defense—the Ravens are posting essentially the same points allowed/game as the 2012 squad—but rather a completely ineffectual running game which is averaging 45 yards per game fewer than it did in 2012.
Tampa Bay at Seattle: The Buccaneers are pretty much in open revolt at this point, and have stopped narrowly losing games in favor of badly losing them. They have one of the worst offenses in the NFL, their star running back is injured, their defense has been middling, and they're 16-point underdogs against the Seahawks.
Philadelphia at Oakland: The fastest, most revolutionary offense in NFL history has now gone 131 game minutes without a touchdown. Injuries to Vick and Foles have hampered Chip Kelly's game plan, which has always relied on the performance of elite passers.
Minnesota at Dallas: In Matt Cassel's two starts for the Vikings this season, he got Minnesota its only win and lost to one of the best defenses in the NFL. That looks like all the chances he'll get, which is kind of inexplicable, since Ponder and Freeman have been among the worst quarterbacks in the league this year. It shouldn't matter, because if there's any justice in the world Dez Bryant is going to catch 10 touchdowns.
Atlanta at Carolina: Falcons receivers Drew Davis and Darius Johnson combined for nine receptions in last week's 27-13 loss to the Cardinals, which more than doubled their career receptions (now at 16). The Falcons are now in the same position the Patriots were at the start of the season, except a) they're in a 2-5 hole, and b) they don't have the same sneaky-good running game the Patriots have.
New Orleans at NY Jets: The vaunted Jets defense gave up five touchdowns to Andy Dalton last week, so have fun against the Saints!
This week's winner is Orlando, Florida, which might deserve to win every week this season. Florida has one mediocre and two absolutely terrible teams this year, leaving Orlando, right in the middle of the state, stuck with all sorts of awful games.
So how does the schedule look when the Jaguars are on bye, and the Dolphins have already played? Still awful, it turns out, as Orlando gets Tampa Bay at Seattle, Pittsburgh at New England, and, cruelly, Tennessee at St. Louis. An ugly Sunday afternoon for the the most magical city in the country.


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Paul White is a London-based producer I came across recently while listening to Flying Lotus. White infuses all these eclectic elements such as hip hop, psychedelia, synthesizers, and symphonic sounds. The kind of beats he makes is something I’d imagine for some epic saga film like Troy or some gangster bad-ass film like if there was remake of Scarface and at the same time he’ll have you listen to more mellow music you can listen to during a good workout or just lounging around. He is that eclectic. Also the great thing is he offers few tracks for free to download so you get a taste of his music before you can purchase it, and trust me you’ll definitely want to purchase! Check out his music here.
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Discussion in 'Effects, Pedals, Strings & Things' started by Colt, Feb 13, 2008.
What classic songs have a great tremolo sound?
The intro to "Out In The Street" by the Who, springs to mind.
The first one that came to mind, "Born on a Bayou" CCR
I dunno if you'd personally refer to The Pixies as classic, but Wave of Mutilation has some nice use of Trem/Vib.
My favorite tune with tremolo is "Feelin' Bad Blues" by Ry Cooder, from the Crossroads soundtrack.
there is a smith's song (how soon is now , iirc) that has a crazy, pulsing trem and maybe some delay too by johnny marr. lips like sugar by echo and the bunnymen has some nice tremolo too.
Duh, Crimson & Clover
Vibrato, not tremolo, but danged good stuff.
There is some classy tremolo stuff on the album "bringing down the horse" by the Wallflowers. T Bone knows tone.
Tremelo and Trem 2 by Mission of Burma are my faves.
The Smiths "How soon is now" (awesome song, awesome guitar!)
This thread is growing quickly Thanks guys! keep it coming.
Check out the Radiohead record 'The Bends' -there's trem all over the place.
David Lynch's films...Twin Peaks song...
Money - Pink Floyd
+1 ... Pure classic tremolo
Voivod "tribal convictions" (sorry, but i was a metal kid in the 80's)
John Hiatts "Feels like Rain" has, to me, a classic guitar tremolo sound. Also, its an awesome song, which helps enormously.


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Based on my experience with all those fish, it's not a tank that is stocked for long term success. Tiger barbs really need a much larger tank and a much larger school. What you will likely see is one fish emerge as dominant and the others hiding in the upper corners of the tank, behind the heater, filter, etc. This will lead to fish loss.I have a 20 gallon tank and I want to know if its stocked well.
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The FrogLabs have taken place for the tenth time now. This year, we had an impressive number of participants again: while in 2013 there were only 29 participants and 69 participants in in 2015, this year there were 93 motivated participants, 21 of which were girls.
From the 24th to the 26th of August, the children learned a lot about using computers at FrOSCon, found out what Free Software is and made new friends. The four workshop teams have achieved amazing results, which were admired by parents and the other teams at the final presentation.
The four varied workshops held our junior members were all very interesting, which made it difficult for many participants to make their workshop choices. They were able to attend one workshop on Saturday and Sunday, respectively.
Using microphones, cameras and other equpment, the participants learned how to shoot stop-motion movies or how to create their own audio book. In groups of two to five children, they came up with a variety of creative ideas and used them to create funny stories. While those who created an audiobook worked with the Audacity program, the directors of Lego films built landscapes, took pictures of each scene, and later edited them together using OpenShot.
Using a variety of construction parts, the participants could build cool Lego robots and let their creativity run free. Even programming with the NXC programming language was very easy: after a short time, a simple program was written, which let the robot simply drive a bit forward. With the experience they gained on that day, they were also able to write more complex programs.
Games programming workshop
In this workshop the children programmed their own augmented reality games using Python and Veripeditus. These games can be played outside with a smartphone, just like Pokémon GO. The programming language was easy to understand, which is why even the youngest participants could quickly be successful.
Using Arduinos and other small components, the participants have plunged into the world of electricity in this workshop. From simple circuits that brought an LED to light to fancy disco lights, there were no limits to the creativity of the children. Getting into the world of electronics and programming was so easy.
Free time during the event
The children's free time was not forgotten. On Friday they were able to get to know each other, play around, have dinner together and spend the evening by a cozy campfire. During the breaks in the workshop phases, the children could look around at the FrOSCon. They had interesting discussions with the exhibitors, tried vintage games and learned a lot about free software. Many children have also tested the bouncy castle and the ball pool in the courtyard.
At the final presentation many amazing results could be admired: cool robots, fun games, great movies and interesting electronic circuits, all built, programmed, cut and set to music by the children. The lecture was mainly given by children who knew their area well and provided much information to their audience. The extremely enthusiastic parents took their tired but happy children back into their care after the presentation.

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text: The University of South Florida Men’s Lacrosse Club topped one of the best MCLA DII teams in the country Sunday. FAU would come out hot in the 1st Quarter putting up a quick three goals, but the Bulls would respond in the 2nd Quarter and held the lead for the rest of the game for a final of 8-6. The Bulls will face the University of Miami Hurricanes in their first game back in the MCLA this Sunday, February 20th at home after the ‘Canes had their season opener cancelled today due to field conditions. Stay up to date with everything USF Men’s Lacrosse at @LacrosseClubUSF on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. #GoBulls!

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Air Jordan 1 Acclimate Appears in New Magenta Make
The all-new Air Jordan 1 Acclimate is set to take the Winter season by storm, with a third colorway of the Winterized Air Jordan 1 surfacing early this morning.
First looks at the new colorway have come by-way-off official imagery, again sowing much of the same hardened, plasticized, and insulating properties as seen on those prior. Here, the retooled water-resistant collars and tongues boast liners of plush fleece, though it is significantly finer than past pairs. Everything sits in a light magenta spectrum, save the Swoosh and midsoles that boast a beautiful pure white finish.
Though there was no confirmed release date penned for this new Air Jordan 1 Acclimate one would expect to see pairs hit select Jumpman cohorts and Nike.com over the Fall/Winter seasons. Until further news arrives, grab a first and official look at the new design here below, and be sure to keep your eyes glued to our official Twitter account for further updates.
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The last thing Jesus told his disciples is a topic of much interest and debate among scholars and theologians. According to the Bible, Jesus shared many important teachings and instructions with his disciples before his ascension into heaven. However, in this article, we will focus on the final words that he spoke to them.
Before we delve into the last words of Jesus, let us first understand the context in which they were spoken. After rising from the dead, Jesus appeared to his disciples multiple times over a period of forty days. During these meetings, he spoke to them about the kingdom of God and instructed them to wait in Jerusalem for the Holy Spirit.
The Last Words
In Acts 1:6-8, we find the account of Jesus’ final interaction with his disciples. It says:
“So when they had come together, they asked him, ‘Lord, will you at this time restore the kingdom to Israel?’ He said to them,’It is not for you to know times or seasons that the Father has fixed by his own authority. But you will receive power when the Holy Spirit has come upon you, and you will be my witnesses in Jerusalem and in all Judea and Samaria, and to the end of the earth.'”
These words are significant because they provide insight into what was important to Jesus in his last moments with his disciples.
What can we learn from these words?
1) The kingdom of God: The disciples were still hoping for a political kingdom on earth that would overthrow their oppressors. However, Jesus redirected their focus towards a spiritual kingdom that would be established through them as witnesses empowered by the Holy Spirit.
2) Trusting God’s timing: Jesus reminded his disciples that it was not for them to know when God would bring about His plans. Instead, they were to trust in God’s sovereignty and timing.
3) The power of the Holy Spirit: Jesus promised his disciples that they would receive power when the Holy Spirit came upon them. This power would enable them to be effective witnesses for Jesus, even to the ends of the earth.
The last words of Jesus to his disciples are significant because they reveal his heart for his followers. He wanted them to understand that they were part of something much greater than their own personal desires and aspirations. They were to be witnesses for him, empowered by the Holy Spirit, and focused on establishing God’s kingdom on earth.
These words continue to inspire and challenge believers today, reminding us of our calling as witnesses for Christ and our dependence on the Holy Spirit for empowerment. As we reflect on these final words of Jesus, let us renew our commitment to serving him with all our hearts, minds, and strength.
In conclusion, the last words that Jesus spoke to his disciples before ascending into heaven were focused on redirecting their attention towards God’s kingdom and empowering them through the Holy Spirit. These words have continued to inspire believers throughout history, reminding us of our calling as witnesses for Christ. May we continue to be faithful in fulfilling this calling and trusting in God’s timing as we seek to establish His kingdom on earth.

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Feast on seasonal American cuisine with a touch of Southern flair at Radish. Its bright space features colorful walls and a comfortable seating. Radish prepares its dishes using fresh, locally sourced ingredients. This eatery offers breakfast with such fare as cornmeal pancakes, egg sandwiches and house-made donuts. Guests can begin their dining experience with a tasty appetizer like Southern-style catfish and hush puppies or flatbread topped with roasted chilies and arugula. A shrimp po'boy sandwich, kale stew or a veggie burger make for satisfying main courses.
Radish has a bar area that offers various drinks. It features specials like bottomless mimosas. This restaurant serves brunch on the weekends and hosts private events.
San Francisco, CA 94110
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Breakfast: Tuesday - Friday: 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM, Saturday - Sunday: 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM. Lunch: Tuesday - Sunday: 11:00 AM - 5:00 PM. Dinner: Tuesday - Thursday: 5:00 PM - 10:00 PM, Friday - Saturday: 5:00 PM - 11:00 PM, Sunday: 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM.
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Radish is very accessible via public transportation whether it be the 16th and Mission Bart stop or Muni busses including the 33 and 22.
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Radish Ratings and Reviews
Our business dinner for ten waited while our table was being using by a couple. We all stood there hoping the solo waitress would take our drink order or seat us.
There was a solo waitress for the entire place.This surly waitress was clearly overwhelmed not taking drink orders or seating us promptly.
One of us order 6 appetizers , asking the waitress to choose them. Everything she brought was fried.Most of it was left.
We were informed that there was only one order left of the chicken special. It must be a burger place for lunch. Certainly, do not go for dinner, make a reserving ,or expect anything. The service is horrible, the food average , and the atmosphere nonexistent.
It cost us two sets of taxi rides to get there…clearly not worth the it.
My boyfriend and I visited Radish for early morning Sunday Breakfast. The meal was outstanding and full of taste! We ordered french toast with a side of bacon & the Chocolate Chip Toasted Walnut Pancakes with a side of biscuits and gravy. Literally everything was cooked to perfection! The french toast was great, the bacon was crispy and yummy. The pancakes had a plentiful amount of walnuts and were very tasty with the chocolate chips inside them. If you like biscuits and gravy, I promise you will LOVE this one. I couldn't believe how wonderful it was. Servers were happy, friendly and helpful. Definitely a place to visit if you have the chance. Its a smaller, unique joint that you will leave satisfied.
It was a great little place for brunch, nice to go during the weekday cause it's always busy. My breakfast tacos were quite delicious but it was a little runny for my taste and the grilled steak needed to have a tad but more flavor. However my boyfriend had the Eggs Benedict with the fresh biscuit and that was amazing so if you go there to eat brunch I highly suggest to order that or the biscuit and gravy. Another thing that was awesome about Radish is that they are one of the few places that offer bottomless mimosas throughout the week, so thumbs up to that.
The restaurant was great, but when we got there we didn't have our reservation. It was pretty embarrassing having to try and confirm my reservation over and over. The hostess even brought over the reservation list after we were seated to confirm we weren't on it. I understand how situations like this place the restaurant in a difficult position, but it didn't warrant the level of discussion and I felt pretty awkward in front of my friend (thank God it wasn't a date, I would have died). To add insult to injury, the restaurant was mostly empty!
Dining here was a great experience, but I would definitely call ahead to confirm my reservation to avoid the awkwardness if they don't have your reservation.
Had a very good burger on a Mariposa gluten-free bun, with point reys gluten-free blue cheese. Enjoyed it with a gluten-free beer. (Redbridge, at some point I'd love to see O Mission beer offered). Unfortunately, even though we were there early in the evening, they were out of the gluten-free peach cobbler. It was nice to be in a setting where it felt like they were cognizant of what gluten-free dining is. As someone with celiac disease that was relieving.
Had an early dinner there on a Saturday, and the food was very good. I got the veggie burger and loved it. The service was a little off. It wasn't busy in there AT ALL, but we had 2 orders just slightly off (forgot the gluten free bread on one and the cheese on another). Not a huge deal, they took care of it quickly, but just noticeable since it was so empty. The bread pudding was good, but the homemade ice cream sandwich was AMAZING. That was the biggest hit of all. Wow. I would definitely go back, and still want to try their brunch!
We had a tasty meal and relaxed, attentive service. It was pretty quiet- easy to hear my friend across the table- which I attribute to the bar not being full, and it being a Tuesday.
In terms of price, I'd say this is a good place for a date or semi-important occasion, but I'm a cheapskate. ;) We were there because Radish is close to work, and we like to compare restaurants with Southern menu items to Brenda's. However, she had the meatballs, and I had the grilled cheese, to both of which we give our stamp of approval (and no comparison to be made!).
For those, like me, who aren't into beer or wine, but aren't averse to something alcoholic, Radish has several choices. I was surprised and gratified, and well-rewarded with my selection.
Went for brunch with sisters and mom and had a great experience. Arrived early for reservation and was seated right away. Service and food were great, didn't feel rushed at all even though several parties were waiting outside. Would go back to try the bottomless mimosas (but the mocha was great!)
We had a great time at Radish--everything was delicious, with fresh ingredients thoughtfully and successfully combined. I particularly liked the warm pear salad with added chicken breast. I'm looking forward to my next visit, as I really want to try one of their signature burgers. This restaurant was new to me, and a very welcome addition to the Mission scene.
I love radish. Not only is it 3 blocks from me but it is also everything I want in a restaurant. The food is great and the menu has something for everyone (from chicken strips to warm pear salads to steak to tofu). The service is wonderful (though I have it 4 stars because this time it took a really long time to have out order taken and to get food. I think they were under staffed) and the prices are great especially considering the quality of food. They also have lots of gluten free options especially at brunch. Ps the bacon cheddar waffle is life changing. Dinner usually isn't too crowded but for brunch either get a reservation or expect to wait 30-45 mins cause the place is teeny tiny. This might be my favorite spot in SF.
Was there on a weeknight. There were only five tables seated in the place, yet service was innate native and the kitchen was incredibly slow. The food was ok for what it was, but the menu is very sparse...basically burgers and a handful of other things. Upside...it's a very comfortable room, and a good place to have a conversation. And it's a good value for the money.
I was late for my reservation for 6, but when I called in, Radish was forgiving and told me they would hold the table. The atmosphere is layed back and cool. I ordered a gluten free beer (Bard's) to drink, and a tasty pear, arugula, goat cheese, walnut salad with balsamic reduction -- it was perfect. Other orders on my table were burgers, fries, cheesy mac, 3 bean salad, and a shrimp po'boy sandwich. Everyone seemed to be pleased and dug what they ordered. The service was efficient and knowkedgeable and tentative also regarding gluten allergies.
This sweet spot is worth a come back!!
We were a group of 5 friends with a big appetite and lots of talking to do. Everyone was able to order something that fit their need. We arrived at 5pm on Sunday and were able to stay for 3 hours--just when the place became full. Very friendly and accommodating service.
I have an allergy to Gluten (celiac disease) and this place had a lot of options for me. The rest of my party had no food intolerances and they enjoyed a great selection of delicious food as well. The wine selection was good and the atmosphere was great. I had an amazing homemade, beef burger compete with a gluten free bun...yummy! The service was great too. I would go back for sure, especially to try the brunch which our server recommended.
I went to Radish with a close friend to celebrate our birthdays during the week. We decided to do the pineapple bottomless mimosa option with brunch and both were delicious choices. The food was incredible. I got the breakfast tacos with steak and that alone would have been phenomenal; but, the breakfast potatoes were unlike any I had tried previously. Everything worked together quite well and I left full and happy.
The restaurant is on the smaller side so I would definitely recommend making a reservation. Overall, I had a great experience with great food.
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Chania Niriis Hotel
Agii Apostoli, Herakleous St Kato Daratso
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Niriis is a small family hotel, located 30m away from the sea (look at hotel photos and the bottom ones to see the area and beaches), in Agii Apostoli area, 4km west of Chania.
NEW for 2013! New bathrooms with new tiles, WiFi everywhere, showers and ventilation system and new blackout curtains.
There are 3 buses every 15-30 minutes, takes 15 minutes to town. There is a taxi rank and bus stop 30m away. Taxi to Chania is 7 euro, to the airport is 25 euro.
Within one minute walk (30m), there are three beaches, swimming pools, mini markets, restaurants, park, hotel bars, bus stop, taxi rank and a communal car parking.
Rooms equipped with kitchenette, free WiFi, TV, air-conditioning (extra charge, pay per use, 1Kw is 1 euro), safety box, single beds. Linen is provided for the rooms, but in dorms there is only one sheet and a pillow.
Niriis Hotel has 22 rooms. Every apartment is equipped with a kitchenette (fridge, two cooking hobs and cooking utensils), en-suite shower and toilet, free WiFi, TV, air-conditioning (extra charge, individual electronic meters, pay per use, 1 euro per Kilowatt), safety box, phone (extra charge), single beds, wardrobe, kitchen table and chairs. Most apartments have two beds, but there are three-bed apartments, and a few three and two four-bed apartments with two separate rooms. Air-conditioning and telephone is available at a separate charge.
Included in the price is a 15-30 minute presentation (depending on stay) for all guests, on where to go and what to see. The 3 main things to visit in Chania is Samaria gorge, Elafonisi and Balos/Gramvousa beaches.
Although Niriis Hotel has no swimming pool, residents can use the swimming pools of nearby hotels, in particular the one at Cretan Dream (we have special agreement). There is also no restaurant or bar in the hotel, but there is plenty of choice within the area.
At Dorms, there is no air-conditioning. Pillows and linen are free. Extra towels and linen are 2 euro each.
Pets are not allowed to the hotel. Although there are no facilities for disabled, rooms on the ground floor can be provided for easier access.
Please contact us regarding arrival time, and your means of transport. We are flexible, and its a good idea if we are told in advance (to arrange reservations)!
Niriis hotel is a family hotel, run by the Tsampa family. George Tsampas is the owner and manager of Niriis hotel.
What to do in Chania and west Crete:
For beaches, check: Elafonisi (and nearby Kedrodassos), Balos / Gramvousa, Falassarna, and of course our area Agii Apostoli (in Chania, Crete)!
Google the above places to see photos!
If you like nature, 6 hour hike): Samaria gorge. If you like hiking, Chania area has 53 peaks above 2000m and more than 50 accessible gorges!
Can give you ideas and tailor your holidays according to your preference.
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Founded in 1964, the mission of the Idaho Association of Defense Counsel (IADC) is to promote the highest professional and ethical standards for the state's civil defense and business attorneys and to serve members through education, recognition, collegiality, and professional development.
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IADC is the premier association of Idaho attorneys whose practice is primarily in civil defense, business and commercial law. Our skilled trial attorneys and general counsel defend and represent their clients in many diverse areas of practice, including malpractice, insurance defense, employment, products liability, commercial and business, workers compensation, construction, motor vehicle and premises liability.
As the leading commercial and defense association in the state of Idaho, IADC members serve in nearly every capacity of the law, from participating on boards and committees effecting the Idaho State Judiciary, Federal Judiciary, and Idaho Code, to being elected to state and regional offices of DRI, bar associations, and many other important positions. Many of our past members now serve throughout the state of Idaho as both state and federal judges.
IADC is committed to promoting and enhancing the skills, effectiveness, and professionalism of defense and business attorneys and to improving the civil justice system.
Benefits enjoyed by IADC members include:
The annual meeting with networking opportunities, social events, continuing legal education, significant court decisions review, and keynote speakers;
Opportunities to meet and develop friendships with other Idaho defense attorneys;
An opportunity to interface with other legal experts on a variety of issues confronted by trial attorneys;
A members-only group email service for quick assistance with legal or procedural inquiries and assistance with all aspects of expert witness development and cross-examination; and
Opportunities to associate with highly experienced and knowledgeable attorneys.
IADC is highly regarded because of the quality of its membership. Please join us if you are a defense, business or commercial attorney committed to excellence and professionalism in the law. We welcome you to a great organization with practical benefits to enhance and develop your practice.
Tara Martens Miller IADC President - 2015-16
This list is of IADC's Past Presidents is still incomplete. If you have information to contribute, please contact the IADC Office at email@example.com.
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Imagine being suddenly unable to make your monthly mortgage payment because of an unexpected illness that prevents you from working. With no resources to obtain disability benefits that could help with your payments, you end up receiving foreclosure papers on the only home you know.
What most people don't know is that Pennsylvanians who cannot afford a lawyer for these most basic legal problems do not have the right to one. They must make their way through the legal system alone and face a frightening, confusing universe, one in which the rules are unknown and the risk is unimaginable: losing a home or a child, for example, or being in danger of personal harm.
As the legislature gets serious about budget negotiations this month, our elected officials must confront this issue.
A report released last month by the Pennsylvania Civil Legal Justice Coalition to the state Senate Judiciary Committee highlights a growing crisis in the state's justice system. There are a staggering number of unrepresented low-income litigants unable to get legal aid when facing life-changing situations, such as domestic violence, unlawful eviction, or loss of veterans' health or disability benefits. They are left to navigate complex legal situations on their own - and risk losing their families, homes, and livelihoods in the process. Even with the growth of pro bono representation by lawyers in private firms, 80 percent of the critical legal needs of low-income Pennsylvanians go unmet.
In "Toward Equal Justice for All: Report of the Civil Legal Justice Coalition," live testimony, written statements, and studies presented at three statewide hearings held by the Senate Judiciary Committee last year comprehensively document that the lack of representation for low-income, unrepresented litigants negatively affects the courts' administration and undermines the rule of law. The report concludes that increased civil legal aid is needed to ensure fairness for all in the justice system, help streamline the court system, and cut down on costs.
The report goes on to highlight significant social and economic downsides that may not be apparent to the average citizen.
A recent economic impact study found that for every additional dollar spent on legal aid in Pennsylvania, there is an $11 return to the state and its residents. Investing in civil legal aid saves money in the long run.
The unmet need for legal aid costs the state money and hurts taxpayers to the tune of millions by increasing homelessness, failing to prevent domestic violence, and exacerbating other social maladies. These include unemployment, disruption of children's education and family stability, and dislocation due to evictions and foreclosures that might have been avoided.
Sustained and severe cuts in government funding for legal services and a decline in other sources of funding have led many legal aid agencies across the state to close offices, lay off staff, and cut back dramatically the number of clients served. This funding crisis has been all the more devastating given that the number of Pennsylvanians needing legal representation but unable to pay for it has grown to record highs.
The Civil Legal Justice Coalition recommends that the Pennsylvania Supreme Court form an Access to Justice Commission to develop and implement practical and effective ways to expand access and increase resources and funding to address these dire needs. This recommended approach has a proven track record in that 34 states already have such commissions.
Next, the coalition has called on the legislature to appropriate an additional $50 million each year for civil legal services. Given the expected social and economic benefits, this expense is likely to be recouped in the long term, with a net gain to taxpayers.
Finally, we recommend that Pennsylvania work toward establishing a right to counsel in civil legal matters in which fundamental needs are at stake, such as safety, health, child custody, and housing.
We urge readers to contact their legislators and voice support for increased civil legal aid and a civil right to counsel in Pennsylvania. We need to ensure justice for all, not just those who can afford it.

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Group to host Texas Honor Ride on Nov. 10
Published 7:00 pm, Sunday, September 9, 2007
Riders on the Way, the motorcycle ministry from the Lone Star Cowboy Church, located at 1627 Eva St. in Montgomery, will sponsor a fundraiser on Saturday and host the Texas Honor Ride Nov. 10 in support of wounded soldiers at Brooke Army Medical Center at Fort Sam Houston in San Antonio.
"We raised nearly $70,000 in cash and merchandise for soldiers and their families in our first event last year," said spokeswoman Karla Darden. "We're hoping to do even better this year."
The event includes a variety of family-oriented activities as well as special 90-minute police-escorted motorcycle ride beginning at 10 a.m. Registration for the ride begins at 8:30 a.m.
"There are plenty of activities for those without motorcycles," Darden added. "We'll have representatives from 25 different local law enforcement groups and a U.S. Army Apache attack helicopter on display. Rain or shine, it's going to be a great day for a great cause."
Funds raised benefit severely wounded soldiers and their families during long convalescence at BAMC. According to Darden, those stays can be up to a year long and put a strain on families, especially financially.
"We have a deep commitment to helping soldiers injured in defense of our country," she said. "We hope to raise even more money than we did last year."
The second Texas Honor Ride to San Antonio will take place Nov. 10, right before Veterans' Day. More than 500 motorcycles and 800 people participated in 2006 and organizers hope for greater attendance this year.
For more information, visit www.texashonorride.org or call (936) 756-9656.
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"James and the Giant Peach" Play Needs Talent
Looking for performers ages 8+ for upcoming production. Please, see the details below. Additional information: Callbacks will be held: Wednesday, June 21, 6-9 PM. Location: Lindsay, ON. Enter through front doors. Please prepare 30-60 seconds of an age appropriate song from a musical (Disney songs are fine!). The audition starts when you walk in the door Wear something that makes you feel comfortable and confident. Wear your hair back off your face. Must be available for callbacks on Wednesday, June 21st. Rehearsals will be held on Sundays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays starting September 10th. Please see the attachment for details. If you are interested, please apply.


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Mazomanie, WI. Wisconsin Heights School District invites the community to celebrate the completion of its one-campus project on Friday, September 30, 2022. The event will commence at 4 PM with self-guided tours of the facility, followed by a short ceremony in the elementary gymnasium at 5 PM. Guided tours of the expansion and renovated K-12 campus will follow. A tailgate will precede the homecoming football game with concessions from the Gridiron Club.
Funding for the capital project was made possible by a community referendum on November 3, 2020. The one-campus project was preceded by a 2018 facilities study, enrollment study, and ongoing community engagement throughout 2020 to address critical infrastructure needs and accommodate current and future student enrollment growth.
“Our transition to a newly constructed elementary school, a renovated middle/high school, and a combined campus is truly remarkable for Wisconsin Heights. The educational process is a partnership involving students, parents, faculty, and the community. I believe that we have the shared value of wanting students in the Wisconsin Heights School District to enjoy an education that is second to none. The completion of this project is another demonstration of Vanguard Pride!”
The elementary school addition consists of an 80,000-square foot building addition, including new PK-5 classrooms, a gym, cafeteria, media center, student collaboration spaces, and administrative offices. The project also includes a new car drop-off loop and playgrounds for elementary students. In addition to the new elementary school addition, the middle and high schools received infrastructure, restrooms, and kitchen renovations.


If you are a fan of Disney movies, then you are likely psyched for the November 7th release of Big Hero 6. The story is about a bond that forms between an inflatable robot known as Baymax and a robotics prodigy known has Hiro Hamada, who team with a bunch of other high tech heroes to form a team to take on a criminal plot.
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Becoming Hiro Hamada: 3D Printing (Big Hero 6)
I’ve been working on a top secret project for the past few months. I decided to finally put my 3D printer to good use. I made my first costume 100%. I did all the 3D modeling, 3D printing, sewing, painting, etc. to become Hiro Hamada from Big Hero 6.
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Cancer metabolism has long been equated with aerobic glycolysis, seen by early biochemists as primitive and inefficient. Despite these early beliefs, the metabolic signatures of cancer cells are not passive responses to damaged mitochondria but result from oncogene-directed metabolic reprogramming required to support anabolic growth. Recent evidence suggests that metabolites themselves can be oncogenic by altering cell signaling and blocking cellular differentiation. No longer can cancer-associated alterations in metabolism be viewed as an indirect response to cell proliferation and survival signals. We contend that altered metabolism has attained the status of a core hallmark of cancer.
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Booklovers’ Breakfast: Jacqueline Woodson
February 4, 2017 @ 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM EST$50.00
Jacqueline Woodson is the bestselling author of more than two dozen award-winning books for young adults and children, including the memoir Brown Girl Dreaming, which won the 2014 National Book Award. Woodson was recently named the Young Peoples Poet Laureate by the Poetry Foundation. Her new adult novel, Another Brooklyn, was nominated for a National Book Award.
MahoganyBooks will have copies of Jacqueline Woodson’s books for sale at a book signing following the program. You may preorder Jacqueline Woodson’s books at www.mahoganybooks.com.
Advanced Registration Required
Register online, beginning November 15, 2016, at www.prattlibrary.org/booklovers. Deadline for registration: Tuesday, January 31, 2017, midnight. All seats are reserved in order of receipt of registration and payment. All sales are final. No refunds will be given. For more information, call 410-396-5494.
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Extell’s 33-story, luxury tower in Lincoln Square is finally open, and so is its controversial entrance for subsidized residents, popularly known as the “poor door.”
The building has a total of 55 low-income units, the residents of which must use a separate entrance. Some of those residents told the New York Post that the disparities are obvious.
“The thing I don’t like most is we don’t have the same amenities,” Christina Figueras, 27, told the Post. She added that the affordable units lack dishwashers, doormen or light fixtures in bedrooms and living rooms. Nevertheless, she feels lucky to have the $1,082-per-month, two-bedroom apartment.
Low-income renters have access only to a bike storage closet, an unfinished laundry room and a common space that faces a courtyard they’re not allowed to enter, according to the Post.
On the other side of the building, condo residents have access to two gyms, a pool, a movie theater, a bowling alley and doormen.. [NYP] –Christopher Cameron


This Tribeca Hotel Has a Private Screening Room With Theater Snacks so You Can Have Your Own Film Festival
The Walker Hotel Tribeca is the prime location for attending the Tribeca Film Festival, an annual event that takes place every spring/early summer in New York City. The festival showcases a vast array of films, tv shows, panels, music, games, art, and more, including some new works from big Hollywood stars. And some guests of the hotel may not even have to leave to truly enjoy a night at the movies.
Between June 9 and June 20, alongside the film festival, the Walker Hotel Tribeca is offering an overnight package that is every cinephile's dream. Guests who book this package will get access to a private suite for the evening in addition to their room, complete with tons of classic movie-watching must-haves, including plush recliners arranged so everyone in your party has the perfect view, a hi-definition projector and screen, and essential movie snacks.
And to make your night complete, the hotel has curated a recommendation list that pays homage to some of the film festival attendees' best roles, including work from Bradley Cooper, Robert DeNiro, and Guillermo Del Toro. Guests may also use their personal streaming services to watch anything in their personal queues.
The private screenings are limited, with only two, two-hour time slots per night at 6:30 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. for the duration of the offer. Guests are treated to a complimentary bottle of wine in their room upon arrival, as well as a selection of popcorn and sweets from Dylan's Candy Bar.
Each private screening suite can accommodate up to two guests. This package begins at $189 per night and includes both the private screening and a guest room for the night.
For more information or to book this package, visit the Walker Tribeca Hotel website.
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Two authors with local ties have new web addresses for their blogs:
Wilmington native Peggy Payne has moved her “Boldness” blog — about “Writing Books, Seeking God, Teaching Writing and Coping With OCD” — to www.peggypayne.com/blog/.
Payne now lives in the Research Triangle area with her husband and works from a Raleigh office, but she has longstanding local ties. (Her brother, Harry Payne, used to represent New Hanover County in the state House.)
If you don’t know her, she’s published two novels, “Sister India” (a New York Times Notable Book) and “Revelation” (about a liberal Chapel Hill minister who, abruptly, one day hears The Voice of God). Payne also co-wrote an inspirational non-fiction book “The Healing Power of Doing Good” and a sponsored corporate history of the Donaster clothing line. Her travel and feature articles have appeared in The New York Times, Family Circle, Ms., MORE, Cosmopolitan and Travel & Leisure.
As a sideline, Payne also offers a manuscript review service for aspiring writers. Check this out at www.peggypayne.com/manuscript-review/.
As noted earlier in this space, the prolific poest and historian Susan Taylor Block as rebranded her blog as
Block, incidentally, has “rebranded” her blog as www.susantaylorblock.com. (You can still find posts at the old address, www.susan747.wordpress.com, but Block says she got tired of the airplane jokes.) The site features a lot of Block’s gentle humor and a lot of Wilmington-area history and trivia. (The most recent entry deals with Wilmington’s World War II housing crunch, when the city’s population abruptly tripled to some 100,000.) She’s always worth checking out.


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People in Chandigarh on Thursday an unforgettable night with none other than current Bollywood superstar Salman Khan.
"Dabangg" superstar was the city to promote his upcoming film actress "Ready" co-star of the Asin South India.
He communicated with his fans and mediapersons in the usual style of love "Bindaas and fun.
The hero of the masses mediapersons faced during the Meet and Greet program at the Taj Hotel.
When asked why the female characters were lower in his films, Salman, in his independent spirit, said the next time distribute CDs of the film with Asin on the cover only.
The actress also had fun with the children there and gave them his autograph.
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This video has gone viral in the past week, and it’s not because of a cute animal doing mischievous things, or someone publicly embarrassing themselves. Simply, it is a video of two friends walking across a frozen lake in the Slovakian HighTatras Mountains. However, the ice is so clear that it appears that the men are walking on water, which is surprisingly unnerving.
So what is the explanation for this clear ice? This happens when the water freezes with no air bubbles, snow or impurities trapped. When these things are present, the light scatters through these impurities, causing it to have a cloudy appearance. It also indicates the depth of a body of water, this one being about 174 feet deep!

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Work is completed on the renovation of Downtown Library on Forest Avenue. The library reopened July 16, 2011. Read the final Construction Update for Downtown.
Construction of the new 56,000 square foot Mitchell Park Library & Community Center began in September 2010. When completed and open to the public, anticipated to be Spring 2013, the new building will feature a two-story library and a single story community center built around a beautiful courtyard featuring an oak tree that was preserved. The City Council awarded the contract for the project to Flintco, Inc. the lowest responsible bidder. At $24.3 million, Flintco’s bid was 25 percent below the latest engineer’s construction estimate of $32.4 million. You can view the site using the Mitchell Park webcam, which is a live feed. Read the latest construction update. Join the 2011 Mayor Sid Espinosa and Library Director Monique le Conge in a walk-through of the project.
The design and construction documents for the renovation and expansion of Main Library continues. The design and possible site integration with the Art Center was discussed and reviewed in a community meeting, Architectural Review Board (ARB), Historic Resources Board (HRB), Library Advisory Commission (LAC) and Parks and Recreation Commission (PRC). See proposed Meeting Schedule for more information. Now available - latest construction update for Main Library.
Main is scheduled to close when Mitchell Park Library & Community Center is finished, and reopen about 16 months later. The improvements to Main include the addition of approximately 4,000 square feet to the current 26,300 sf library. A new wing with restrooms and a 100-person community meeting room will be added. Four small group study rooms will also be added to the building. The interior of the existing library will be reconfigured and totally upgraded with the addition of air conditioning. All the improvements will be made with consideration for the historic nature of the existing building. Read the Historic Structure Report here.
On December 6, 2010, City Council authorized using the Art Center auditorium as a Main Temporary Library. Design for those modifications is underway. The actual construction effort will be done in conjunction with the remodeling of the Art Center.
The cost of the work at the Mitchell Park Library & Community Center, temporary library, Downtown and Main libraries is funded by the $76 million bond measure (Measure N) passed in November 2008 by Palo Alto voters. In May, 2010, the City Council authorized the first issuance and sale of the Measure N general obligation bond in an amount not to exceed $60 million. In June, the City sold bonds that yielded $58.5 million for these projects. A property tax levy of $17.11 per $100,000 of assessed valuation was established by Council in August to fund the debt service payments on the newly issued bonds. The renovation of the College Terrace Library is funded by $4 million in city infrastructure funds.
The Palo Alto Library Foundation has launched a $4 million campaign to pay for the new furniture, equipment, and books for the bond measure projects. State law prohibits the use of general obligation bond proceeds to fund the purchase of non-capital items.
Don't forget to visit our three other renovated library locations, Children's Library, College Terrace and Downtown Library.


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Here's a guide to some of the best collections of classic Hawaiian music... There aren't that many records out there, but pretty much all the ones that are available are top-notch. This page is mainly devoted to the classic Hawaiian steel guitar recordings of the 1920-1950s, which mixed dynamic technique with Tin Pan Alley-inspired showmanship, as well as a few odd records that are even more off the beaten track. (A separate Slipcue page is devoted to albums by individual artists.)
Various Artists "BLUE HAWAII: A VINTAGE ANTHOLOGY 1926-1942" (ASV, 1994)
Typical of other releases on the ASV label, this is a rich, well-selected collection, with plenty of great tunes to enjoy. Although several "authentic" Hawaiian artists such as Andy Iona and Sol Hoopii are included, this set mostly delves into the Howllywood and British "sweet band" variants on the classic island style, with tracks by the likes of Felix Mendelssohn, Al Shaw, Bing Crosby and Henry Hall. Personally, I dig the haole hits as much as any other Hawaiian styles... It's all great stuff, and the cornier, the better. This album is worth picking up because it has a lot of material not included in other compilations listed below. Recommended!
Various Artists "BROADWAY'S GONE HAWAII" (Harlequin, 2005)
An entertaining set that shows how American pop culture -- through Broadway, Tin Pan Alley, radio and Hollywood -- soaked up and exoticized Hawaiian culture. This disc gathers over two dozen novelty tunes featuring stars such as Sophie Tucker, Annette Hanshaw, Cliff Edwards, Rudy Vallee and Fats Waller, as well as Dorothy Lamour, Jo Stafford and Dinah Shore. Little of the material sounds truly "Hawaiian"; it's mostly a pastiche of goofy tropical stereotypes embedded in pop vocals and big band tunes from the 1930s, '40s and early '50s. Fun stuff, but don't expect a lot of steel guitar or hula moves. There are a few surprisingly transcendent moments, though, such as Alvino Rey's dreamy "Stardust" and Blue Barron's "It's Time To Say Aloha." A nice, fun archival set that would help spice up a mix of more authentic island music.
Various Artists "DREAMS OF HAWAII: SMOOTH STEEL GUITAR" (Hana Ola, 2001)
Various Artists "FROM HONOLULU TO HOLLYWOOD" (The Old Masters, 2001)
An outstanding collection of Hawaiian and Hawaiianized Tin Pan Alley oldies, complied by Allan Dodge, a founding member of the Cheap Suit Serenaders... and an expert in the field if ever there was one! This collection sticks to a curiously doleful tone -- slower, more bluesy than many classic Hawaiian guitar tunes, although it's all eminently listenable. There are also plenty of oddball cultural collisions, such as the mix of flashy steel guitar picking and cornball Scottish dialect on Sol K. Bright's version of Harry Lauder's music hall oldie, "A Wee Doech an' Doris", which closes the album out. Despite the modest packaging, the sound quality on this disc is quite nice -- better, in fact, than on many of the larger labels whose records are also mentioned here. HIGHLY recommended!
Various Artists "GREETINGS FROM HAWAII -- THE ALOHA STATE" (Bear Family, 2004)
A swell set of Hawaiianized hillbilly music! What with introducing the slide guitar into the American musical palatte and all, Hawaiian music has had a profound influence on the development of country music, and Hawaiian-themed novelty songs have a long history in the hillbilly tradition. This is a fun, frollicking set of island-themed country exotica, with hillbilly hulas from everybody ranging from Skeets McDonald and Cecil Campbell to Hank Locklin, Rex Allen and the Sons Of The Pioneers. Certain artists such as Hank Snow and Marty Robbins,who had longstanding fascinations with Hawaiian-style melodies, have several songs on here, alongside one-off oddities by the likes of jazz singer Teresa Brewer ("Lula Rock A Hula") and rockers Bill Haley ("Me Rock A-Hula") and Buddy Knox ("Hula Love"). Many of these are songs that have appeared elsewhere, but it's kinda fun to have them all together in one place, so you can kick back and dream of the old cattle drives by the ocean's edge. Recommended!
Various Artists "HAWAIIAN DRUM DANCE CHANTS -- SOUNDS OF POWER IN TIME" (Smithsonian Folkways, 1993)
The sparse sounds of hula pahu, the plaintive sounds of Hawaiian hula songs. This is a pretty hardcore folkloric collection, with minimal drumming and bare-bones vocals. It's certainly not for most casual listeners, but invaluable for anyone seeking to make a serious investigation into the roots of Hawaiian music.
Various Artists "HAWAIIAN GUITAR HOTSHOTS" (Yazoo) (LP)
Various Artists "HAWAIIAN MEMORIES: RARE TRANSCRIPTION DISCS 1936-1947" (Harlequin, 1999)
Sprinkled in among its catalog of Cuban salsa and Argentine tango albums, the Harlequin label also has several completely killer Hawaiian oldies compilations, which are all highly recommended. This is one of the later entries in the series, focusing on radio perfomances from many of the greatest (but most Hollywood-oriented) of the Hawaiian bands. Many of these recordings are from the tail end of the Hawaiian craze, when the wild pyrotechnic picking style had given way to smoother, melodies, and the country pedal-seel influence had washed back onto the island shores. It's all great material, just a little mellower than some of the other Hawaiian collections profiled here.
Various Artists "HAWAIIAN MEMORIES: VINTAGE RECORDINGS 1928-1941" (Take Two, 2011)
Various Artists "HAWAIIAN MUSIC - HONOLULU, HOLLYWOOD, NASHVILLE: 1927-1944" (Fremeaux & Associes)
Various Artists "HAWAIIAN NISEI SONGS" (Hana Ola, 2000)
An unusual compilation which gathers rare pop singles from Hawaii's Japanese community (which comprised roughly forty percent of the population, before WWII...) These tracks are mainly from the 1950s and are not very "Hawaiian," per se, but rather play on exoticized Asian themes, while echoing the society dance bands of the pre-war era. There are also several Asian folks tunes (from China, Indonesia and Singapore, as well as Japan), many reworked with a Latin dance rhythm... If you're looking for little grass shacks and hula dancers, this might not be the album for you, but for a glimpse into Pan-Asian popular culture, this is a fascinating collection. Of note to kitsch fans: some of these songs, such as "Sayonara," were later recorded by lounge music icon Martin Denny: this is the stuff he was listening to in his little grass shack by the nightclub, 'way back when... Includes bands like the Club Nisei Orchestra, the Tokyo Serenaders and Sparky Iwamoto & The Japanese Modernaires... Not electrifying, but definitely worth checking out.
Various Artists "HAWAIIANS IN PARIS: 1916-1962" (Fremeaux & Associates, 1997)
Various Artists "HAWAIIAN SLACK KEY GUITAR MASTERS" (Dancing Cat Records, 1995)
This label specializes in contemporary Hawaiian acoustic music, and has several dazzling records by some of the best practitioners of the "slack key" style... Normally, a label sampler such as this is something I'd look askance at, but boy, let me tell you -- this disc is awesome. A lovely, lovely set of super-mellow, but super-tasteful acoustic guitar music. Sure, New Age icon George Winston produced this collection (it's his label...) but don't let that fool you. This is a classy album that fans of John Fahey or Leo Kottke (etc.) could enjoy quite a bit... I know I do!!
Various Artists "HAWAIIAN STEEL GUITAR CLASSICS: 1927-1938" (Arhoolie-Folklyric, 1993)
Hot picking, Hawaiian style, drawing on rare discs from acoustic revivalist Bob Brozman's private stash of old 78s. When this album first came out in 1981, it was unique - this is one of the early fonts of Hawaiiana for modern listeners. Brozman's passion is for the early acoustic recordings, before amplified guitars gained popularity and likewise, the music itself shifted into poppier terrain; there's a ragtime-y feel on these old tunes that adds a little bounce which later was smoothed out in favor of swaying-palm steel guitar melodies. Over the years, many of the best songs here were anthologized elsewhere -- especially upbeat novelty numbers like Sol K. Bright's "Hawaiian Cowboy" and Sol Hoopii's "Hula Girl" -- but this album still retains it's unique charm and tight craftsmanship. There are plenty of songs on here that haven't been reissued elsewhere, like tracks by cowboy singer Hoot Gibson and the latin-flavored Trio De Hawaii, as well as a couple of sweet tracks that didn't appear on Arhoolie's fab album by the Kalama's Quartet. All in all, a great collection -- highly recommended!
Various Artists "HISTORY OF HAWAIIAN STEEL GUITAR" (Hana Ola, 2000)
Because this disc is organized chronologically -- with one group of songs from the 1920s, another from the '30s, etc. -- it may be a little hard to get into at first. The first featured artist, David Napihi Burrows, sounds pretty stark by modern standards, although his slower, more exploratory breakdowns reveal a clear viruosity. Once you settle into the wavelength of this archival set, though, you'll really get into it. Other artists include M.K. Moke, Mike Hanapi, Jules Ah See, Benny Rogers, one track each by Tau Moe and Sol Ho'opi'i, and a markedly un-PC novelty vocal track by Annie Kerr called "I've Gone Native Now," which may touch a nerve, but does show how the "exotic" sterotypes played themselves out in popular culture (and is also kind of fun...) This colelction draws on a variety of old labels, including 49th State, Brunswick and Bell... The booklet also includes beautiful pictures of a variety of vintage steel guitars and copious information about their technical and tonal qualities... Another nice one from the folks at Hana Ola!
Various Artists "THE HISTORY OF SLACK KEY GUITAR" (Cord International, 1995/2004)
Although the "novelty" act of Hawaiian music swept through the popular culture of the globe during the early 20th Century, it was mainly the zippy steel guitar and ukulele-based music that people knew of, while the softer, sexier slack key style, or ki ho'alu, remained mostly a homegrown affair, played in private and not at nightclub gigs. This started to change during World War Two, where a young generation of slack key players started joinging bands and exposing musicans and audiences to a musical style that had developed over the last hundred years. Foremost among these guitarists was Philip "Gabby" Pahinui, who is universally revered as the great innovator of slack key music. He started playing with dance bands such as Andy Cummings's Hawaiian Serenaders and slowly worked the slack key style into their repertoire. This disc features Pahinui's first commercial recordings, a 1946 single on the Bell label, along with several other rare recordings said to be the first twenty slack key records ever made. The album also includes artists such as Tommy Blaisdell, George "Keoki" Davis, Henry Kaalekaahi, Mama Tina Kaapana (mother of Ledward Kaapana), Tommy Solomon, recording on independent labels such as Aloha, Bell and 49th State, and collects early versions of several songs that have become slack key standards. As the liner notes point out, these early recordings didn't feature the long, luxuriant passages that typify modern slack key -- this may have been because of the space restrictions of 45 RPM singles, or because slack key itself may have been originally much different than it is now, with shorter melodies that lent support to hula chants. Regardless, it won't take long for these old recordings to entrace you every bit as much as more modern records ; it's all lovely stuff. This collection has great historical significance, but plenty of soulfulness and beauty as well. Recommended!
World Music Index


Capillary.io presents its new catalog of video capillaroscopes (special USB microscopes for capillaroscopy), and includes in its catalog the world’s most advanced capillaroscopy software, in-house built, which applies artificial intelligence to improve this medical test.
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Stephen Farthing R.A. presents eight practical drawing classes using John Ruskin’s teaching collections to explain the basic principles of drawing.
© University of Oxford - Ashmolean Museum
Presumably presented by John Ruskin to the Ruskin Drawing School (University of Oxford); first recorded in the Ruskin Drawing School in 1906; transferred from the Ruskin Drawing School to the Ashmolean Museum c.1949
Ruskin, John, ‘The Ruskin Art Collection at Oxford: Catalogues, Notes and Instructions’, Edward T. Cook and Alexander Wedderburn, eds, The Works of John Ruskin: Library Edition, 39 (London: George Allen, 1903-1912), 21, cat. Educational no. 169bis
Taylor, Gerald, ‘John Ruskin: A Catalogue of Drawings by John Ruskin in the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford’, 7 fascicles, 1998, Oxford, Ashmolean Museum, no. 315.ii


One of the reasons behind Netflix’s monumental success is experimentation and focus on user experience. The streamer has always made an effort to improve the user experience on its platform. It understands what the viewers want and needs. And to keep people watching, Netflix knew it had to crack the secret code to give them the right recommendations.
With the streamer’s huge library, it was almost essential that the streamer introduced some kind of a method to help viewers pick their next film or series. Hence, Netflix removed the star rating system and introduced a thumbs up and down feature in 2017. Otherwise, most responses would be a flat-out no to Netflix’s “Are you Still Watching?” And now, the streamer has decided to introduce a new feature: double thumbs up.
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The existing thumbs up and down button shall remain on the platform. The company also introduced the Top 10 row, Play Something feature, and editing feature for Continue Watching row in the last few years.
With the additional new feature, now subscribers can let Netflix know that they really liked the show.
“Members have never had as many great entertainment options as they have right now, Being able to find the shows and movies that you’re going to love is really important. We want to continue to make Netflix the place where it’s easiest to choose something to watch.”
More customization tools to come
Christine Doig-Cardet promises that subscribers will have more customization tools to look forward to in the future. She reveals that the company is actively investing in that aspect.
“We hope to end choice fatigue with new features that we’re adding this year. It’s a huge part of where we want to invest — providing those mechanisms to give more of the control back to the user to help tailor their experience to their personal taste.”
Are you looking forward to this new feature?


Iran Human Rights (IHR); May 31, 2021: A woman and her former husband have been executed on drug-related charges in Qazvin Central Prison. She is the sixth woman to be executed this year.
According to Iran Human Rights, a couple who had been married at the time of their arrest and also cousins, were executed on drug-related charges in Qazvin Central Prison on May 30.
His identity has been established as Yousef Pirostovan and his ex-wife Shamsi Pirostovan. She is the first woman to be executed since the 2017 amendments to the Anti-Narcotics laws.
An informed source told IHR: “The couple were arrested and sentenced to death for possession of 380 kilograms of drugs (unknown type).”
“They were arrested on the Qazvin-Karaj motorway around seven or eight years ago and sentenced to death in the first court hearing. In 2018, Ms Pirostovan had divorced Yousef through the judicial authorities at her family’s insistence while she was in prison,” the source added.
She is the sixth woman to be executed this year and the 158th woman to be executed since 2010.
It has been almost four years since an Article was added to the Anti-Narcotics Law in 2017 to limit death sentences specifically and provide a general degree of reprieve in some cases. However, while the numbers reduced that year, the death penalty is still being used in drug-related cases.
According to Iran Human Rights’ Annual Report on the Death Penalty in Iran, at least 25 people were executed on drug-related charges in 2020. However, at least 37 people have so far been executed on drug-related charges in 2021, the majority of whom have been Baluch minorities.
On May 3, IHR published a report on the death penalty in the first four months of 2021 expressing concern at the significant increase in the number of drug-related executions and continues to warn of the continuation of this trend.


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Hayden football to host Burlington in 4A-II state quarterfinal matchup
After starting the season 2-4 against Class 6A and 5A competition, Hayden’s football team has run off four straight victories and is looking more and more like a 4A Division II title contender.
The Wildcats, the 4A-II runner-up last season, will be aiming to continue that trend Friday night when they host Burlington (7-3) in a 7 o’clock state quarterfinal.
“We’ve been getting more out of practices,” Hayden coach Bill Arnold said of his team’s recent run. “The last two weeks we’ve had good weeks of practice and the kids are pretty zoned in to what we’re doing.”
Arnold also gives his 14-player senior class credit for instilling a positive attitude and a sense of urgency as Hayden tries to make another playoff run.
“That’s where the better practices come from is your senior leadership out there and the sense of urgency that I think we’ve all been talking about and feeling,” Arnold said. “By the time you get to districts you’ve got to have that sense of urgency to become the best that this group can possibly become and the days are ticking right now.”
Hayden senior quarterback Sampson Huston has completed 119 of 209 pass attempts for 1,791 yards and 20 touchdowns while senior DeShawn Hanika has caught 58 passes for 1,051 yards. Hanika has scored 14 touchdowns.
Senior Brent Peavler has rushed for a team-high 458 yards on 46 carries and Peavler leads the team with 150 tackles (69 solo), including four stops for loss and three sacks.
Junior Brady Bohannon has been in on 100 tackles (49 solos), with three sacks for the Wildcats, who are coming off a 48-6 win over Prairie View.
“They’re a very good football team, very disciplined, and a tough-nosed team,” Burlington coach John Petrie said of Hayden. “The first part of the year they just have a brutal schedule and that’s what makes them tougher down the line in the playoffs.
“We’re just very thankful to be here and hopefully we can go out and give them a good game. We’re going to go out there and give it all we have and let the chips fall where they may.”
Burlington, which beat Columbus 22-21 last week, is led by senior quarterback Connor Jeffers, who has rushed for 1,855 yards and 29 touchdowns on 230 carries. He also has passed for 637 yards and six TDs.
Defensively, senior Tucker Whitworth has been in on 104 tackles while Jeffers has been in on 84 stops.
“They’re a scrappy team,” Arnold said. “You watch them on film and they play hard, they’re aggressive. From our standpoint, one of the things that I think we’ve benefited from through the years is that we run a little bit of an unconventional offense (Wing T) as opposed to a lot of other schools and with (Burlington’s) version of the single wing it’s kind of the same thing.
“We’ve got all hands on deck this week to try to do our best to simulate it at practice so our kids will feel comfortable on Friday night.”
The winner of Friday night’s game will advance to a semifinal matchup to face the winner of Friday’s game between Holton (7-3) and Frontenac (7-3).
Hayden played Holton in districts, with Hayden taking a 27-13 victory.