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An outraged crowd protested in front of the Hump Restaurant in Santa Monica, California today. Whale Meat has been part of the restaurants delicacies. The Oscar winning makers of “The Cove” helped shine light on the whale meat smuggling operation that was occurring at the Hump. The crew from The Cove stayed true to their beliefs. A sting operation went into play
Bush’s Brain has dropped a book, all 608 pages worth. At two and a half pounds, that’s quite the pile. In it, his good friend [and most notable client] George Bush is depicted in glowing terms, more so, as Rove, holding himself up for comparison, willingly (read- deceptively) concedes he’s the lesser man
Sick right now. Can’t leave building. View from the hallway window, 3rd floor. Santiago de Chile
The formation of Granite Peak began 2 billion years ago with the violent fusion through intense heat of sand into a single chunk of quartzite. Since then, the surrounding plains have slowly eroded away while the incredibly hard quartzite, resisting this erosion, remained and rose higher and higher over the surrounding area. Today, Granite Peak, called a “monadnock” by geologists, is the second highest point in Wisconsin and, at 700 feet above the surrounding plain, is the tallest mountain in Wisconsin.
A fire broke out Thursday afternoon on the fourth floor of the St. James Theatre in mid-town Manhattan. The FDNY were quick to respond and evacuate the building. Initially, it had been reported that an elevator shaft in the building had caught fire with someone trapped inside it. However, a firefighter at the scene told me that there was no one in the elevator and no one was hurt. The cause of fire is being investigated. Over a half-dozen fire trucks and emergency response vehicles crowded the busy mid-town street. At least a couple of hundred onlookers watched as firefighters ran ladders up to the roof of the building and took control of the situation. Mario Espinoza, of Laredo, Texas, was walking through Times Square when the incident occurred. He told me he smelled smoke shortly before the firefighters arrived. He was impressed with how quickly and professionally the FDNY handled the situation. “Ive never seen so many fire engines.” “It’s a crazy city,” he said, and then he asked me to take his picture next to a NDNY fire truck. Photos by Lulis Leal
A fire broke out Thursday afternoon on the fourth floor of the St. James Theatre in mid-town Manhattan. The FDNY were quick to respond and evacuate the building. Initially, it had been reported that an elevator shaft in the building had caught fire with someone trapped inside it. However, a firefighter at the scene told me that there was no one in the elevator and no one was hurt. The cause of fire is being investigated. Over a half-dozen fire trucks and emergency response vehicles crowded the busy mid-town street. At least a couple of hundred onlookers watched as firefighters ran ladders up to the roof of the building and took control of the situation. Mario Espinoza, of Laredo, Texas, was walking through Times Square when the incident occurred. He told me he smelled smoke shortly before the firefighters arrived. He was impressed with how quickly and professionally the FDNY handled the situation. “Ive never seen so many fire engines.” “It’s a crazy city,” he said, and then he asked me to take his picture next to a NDNY fire truck
Iron Chef Rob Feenie demonstrates HOW TO: Open Oysters.
Iron Chef Rob Feenie demonstrates HOW TO: Open Oysters.
A large group of elderly people gathered in a square in the beautiful city of Barcelona (Spain) to show the public that an ancient dance similar to “tai chi” helps them to keep in shape in a relaxing way and using a melodic musical mantra (mens sana in corpore sano). In the second video of this ireport we can see how this great multitude of people makes a big circle to accumulate more “qi” and expand this energy chain for the welfare of body and mind. The Sardana is the name of this ancient dance.
This is a view of the earthquake from my apartment in Providencia, Santiago during the first aftershock (6.9 magnitude) following the 7.2 quake. Notice the plants outside and the light fixture shake from the seismic waves.
Photos to my house now!! big big earthquake!!!! El Chufa im a journalist. – Carlos Ciuffardi Elorriaga Periodista
I met Corey Haim at a horror movie convention last year. He was very nice and friendly! I was so nervous (as you can tell from my picture). I was with two my of friends and he was amazed at all the gadgets we had (phones, digital cameras).
A view of Laupahoehoe Beach Park, near where the quake hit off Kona’s shores last night.
This is a story about Wilbur Gresson who has worked at the King Arts Complex for the past 5 years. He loves preserving the history he witnessed throughout his life.
A while back a bunch of CNN ireporters visited avatar AM Radio’s sim called ‘The Far Away’ which is a beautiful wheat field created in SL and a place of tranquillity. It’s well worth a visit. But another of AM’s sites, at IDIA Laboratories, is very interactive indeed, you can do a bit of graffiti and it’s all part of the artwork. Fellow writer Hibiscus Hastings had visited one of AM’s sites and spray painted a wall, so I thought I would have a go at spray painting the side of the railway carriage at this IDIA location.
Fotos del incendio de la clinica
Here are some scenes from Cincinnati’s version of Alaska’s Iditarod. It was pretty Cool!
Un incendio en la clinica materno infantil los farallones, los bomberos tardaron 20 minutos en llegar
The signature dish I am presenting is Arroz Con Pollo. I had fun making it. It came out extremely well, as my staunchest critic, my wife, had two full plates.
I’ve been making these wontons since the late 80’s — minus the big hair. They’re a big hit with friends and family, especially at parties.
I love to smoke fish! I’ve smoked salmon for many, many years. Until last year when I attended a cooking demo by Food Network host, Alton Brown. He smoked rainbow trout in an Army surplus box and I knew this would be my new method to smoke fish!
Behind the scenes at the Oscar.
A few behind the scenes shots of Oscar underwraps.
Eyed- maxed , naturally three- dimensionalized (is that a word?) and in all the colors your imagination can color it, this giant bronze sculpture based on Lewis Carroll’s “Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland” sits in New York’s Central Park as a permanent tea party. The work by Jose de Creeft , has Alice sitting on a giant mushroom, surrounded by the Mad Hatter, the March Hare, the Cheshire Cat, the White Rabbit, Dinah and the bashful doormouse. The design is based on the illustrations in the book’s first edition. Unveiled in 1959 it billed as “one of the most beloved sights in Central Park”. With the release of Tim Burton’s movie, Alice is back in town. Here it is in black and white
College students from all over San Diego marched through downtown San Diego chanting and hitting drums in protest of the state budget cuts made to education. about 3,000 students marched from Balboa Park to Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger’s office in downtown San Diego. Students from all over California held protests and walk outs at several major Universities including UC Berkley, UC Santa Cruz, SDSU, and UCSD
EPIC BEARD MAN – Mature Violent Content!
California Surfers Hit the Waves Near Morro Bay
California Storm Breaks While Giant Waves Break
The Wineman Hotel Nears Restoration Completion – Rooms Available
New Years EVE 2009 Sees a BLUE MOON
Hells Angels Roll Thru San Luis Obispo
Harry Potter Fever Opening Night