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20th June - 1st July 2012
ArcadeCardiff, Queen Street Arcade, off Queen Street, Cardiff
What does it mean to bring something into unconcealment? Is what is revealed the significant act or is it the process of revealing that carries greater value and moves us onward?
Whether you regard Julia's work as public engagement or socially engaged art practice, her pieces explore both the public and the personal, asking questions of those who interact with it and creating a space for dialogue and discussion. This exhibition is an opportunity for Julia to draw together two bodies of work that have developed side by side over the last two years: her collaboration with the Medical Research Council's Centre for Neuropsychiatric Genetics and Genomics and her collaboration with poet and creative writer Clare Potter.
In her ongoing collaboration with the MRC Centre, Julia has created a body of work that reflects upon the large scale collective studies undertaken on mental illness at the Centre. Through participatory, contributory and interactive artworks, Julia has begun to examine the processes and implications of the scientific research that aims to reveal the genetic contribution to mental illness.
In her collaboration with poet Clare Potter, Julia comments on society's ever growing use of social media, focussing on the disparity between what we often portray to others and the complexity of our inner thoughts. Using the Talking Cure of psychoanalysis as the starting point, the work did not seek to reveal unresolved truths nor to view creative expression as an act of distraction, but to explore the unspoken creatively as a form of emotional intelligence and to question the way in which this might improve our mental health and well-being.
Arcadecardiff is an empty shop initiative, led by Robert Kennedy, for artists to interact with the space and the shoppers passing through the arcade. www.arcadecardiff.co.uk
Exhibition public opening times were:
Wed to Sun 11am-4pm
There were around 190 visitors to the exhibition and a number of events taking place during the two weeks of the exhibition.
Events During the Exhibition
Fiming of Social Scientists
Julia invited three social scientists from Cardiff University to talk about some of the social science aspects that link with the artwork in the exhibition. As soon as the footage has been edited and compiled there will be a link to the film on this website.
Discussion session on Stigma and Genomics with Mind Cymru
Monday 25th June, 10.30am, ArcadeCardiff space, Queens Arcade, Cardiff.
Staff, volunteers and service users from Mind Cymru gathered together at the exhibition space for a discussion session on stigma and discrimination of mental illness and how genetics and genomics might impact on such issues.
Facilitated by Julia and graphically recorded by Laura Sorvala of auralab, the themes within the artwork provided a starting point for the dialogue.
On Collaboration: Artist-led discussion group on collaborative practice.
Tues 26th June 6.30pm, ArcadeCardiff space, Queens Arcade, Cardiff.
'What does collaboration actually mean for artists?' Can we distinguish between working with someone and collaborating with someone? What challenges might need to be considered and what are the benefits? As part of Julia Thomas's current exhibition, she has invited a group of artists whose practice involves or seeks out collaboration to share their experiences as a starting point for a group discussion.
Local Cardiff artists met in the exhibition space to share some of their experiences of collaboration. The discussion continued into the night after the arcade closed. There has since been numerous email and facebook messages asking for this discussion group to continue ...
Bipolar Disorder Research Network (BDRN) and National Centre for Mental Health (NCMH)
Wed 27th June, 4.30pm, ArcadeCardiff space, Queens Arcade, Cardiff.
In recognition of Bipolar Awareness Day, study volunteers were invited to the exhibition to see the work and to listen to a talk by Dr Ian Jones, principal investigator for BDRN and NCMH followed by an artist walk and talk by Julia.
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ALETHEIA is a greek word that literally means 'the state of not being hidden' but is also translated as 'unconcealedness', 'disclosure' or 'truth'.
On entering the Arcadecardiff space, we have the starting point of a creative response to the large scale psychiatric genetic studies undertaken by the MRC Centre in Cardiff, to the searching and seeking, the attempts to pin down the complexity of mental illness. The small and unique wire figures that feature in many forms throughout the work were an initial attempt to capture the contributory nature of participation by study volunteers and their disclosure of very personal information. Big Science I and Big Science II are symbolic and commemorative of the many people, blood samples and data records required within psychiatric genetic research. Scale, mass, variability, and the metaphorical nature of the materials and processes used, are key features of the work. Through the creation of over a thousand 'chromosome-like' wire armatures, Julia has been inviting people to complete the process by the making of a figure, a figure unique to them, which they then contribute to the growing collection. This co-creation and contribution is a performative act, a giving up of something of themselves to a bigger collective mass, recognising the need to collaborate and reflecting upon each of our roles within research and within society.
But how realistic is the hope and expectation that has arisen from heavy investment in the human genome project and in genomic research, of what that might deliver for our understanding and treatment of diseases and disorders? This is something that has often been questioned as advances in the biotechnology that delivers the data outstrip our ability to make sense of it. But that is now, what of the future? At what point might we recoup the value of what we invest now? Ideas of preservation are echoed in the artworks, of looking to the future whilst reflecting on the past.
And so we keep seeking, and for why? For the hope of understanding? For the hope of reducing stigma and discrimination? For those who reveal and for those who conceal?
Hidden from view, in her collaboration with poet Clare Potter, Julia provides a more personal response to questions about the act of unconcealment, of the process itself rather than of what might be disclosed. Seeking a means of exploring that which might be universally experienced but not equally expressed, Show and Tell reflects on our growing 'chatter' without really saying anything at all.


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Lewis Collins Murdered and Robbed in Bedroom Back of His Storeroom
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Merchant At Litwar Killed In Bed
Lewis Collins Murdered and Robbed in Bedroom Back of His Storeroom
Sheriff Hatfield and Coroner Camper Left on No. 29 for Scene - Effort to Secure Bloodhounds
Lewis Collins, 55, merchant at Litwar, widely known throughout the county, was murdered some time last night in his bed in the rear of his store, and robbed. The murderer had not been captured by 2 o'clock this afternoon.
Mr. Collins was late in coming to his breakfast this morning, and his son-in-law, Mr. Conley, who lives at the Collins home about 300 yards from the store, went to the store about 7:30 to wake him. Mr. Collins had been in the habit of waking early and eating his breakfast before 7 o'clock.
When Conley arrived at the store and knocked on the door he was unable to rouse his father-in-law. On investigation he found a window sash to have been entirely removed. When he entered the sleeping quarters back of the store he discovered Mr. Collins dead. He had been struck behind the ear with some dull instrument and death was apparently instantaneous. Mr. Collins' body was lying in the bed with the bedclothes scarcely disturbed.
Mr. Collins was known to have had $200 in cash in his trousers' pocket Monday night, and this was gone. No attempt was made to learn whether the store had been robbed.
As soon as he discovered the crime Mr. Conley hurried to Iaeger and notified Chief Cline, and the two returned to the store, where an investigation of the premises were made. A careful search failed to disclose the instrument which had been used to kill the merchant.
A guard was left at the store to prevent any one from disturbing the premises, and Sheriff W. J. Hatfield and County Coroner H. G. Camper were notified. Dr. Tutwiler, of Iaeger, was also notified and he made an examination of the body and pronounced Mr. Collins dead.
Sheriff Hatfield and Dr. Camper left on No. 29 for the scene of the crime.
An effort was made to secure bloodhounds. A telephone conversation with Tom Phelps in Bluefield disclosed the fact that his dogs were in Pulaski. No other dogs could be found.
The opinion was expressed at Litwar and Iaeger this morning that the crime was committed by some one living near Litwar.
Lewis Collins was a native of this county, and had many friends in various sections. Indignation was of high pitch among his neighbors when the crime became known. He was known as a man of the highest character, and was beloved by all who knew him. He is survived by his wife. Several children have passed away, one about two years ago. Mr. Collins' only brother died about three months ago.
The window sash to the store bedroom had evidently been loosened some time prior to entry so that it could be removed with little trouble and with a minimum of noise. A large butcher knife was found on the window sill, and this probably was used as a jimmy to remove the sash.
Mayor W. E. Vass, of Iaeger, brought the first word of the murder to Welch. He notified the coroner and the sheriff and was making efforts to secure bloodhounds. It was his opinion that the murder was committed by some one living in or about Litwar.
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GIRONA, Spain – Catalonia, the autonomous community of Spain, holds elections on Sunday that will be seen as a test of the regional government's plans to hold a referendum on independence, and one of the key issues emerging is the theoretical place of a free Catalonia in Europe.
While the separatist dream of millions has never felt so close to becoming a reality, independence fervor is now coming up against the cold, hard facts of what breaking free would really mean. Few realize that this Spanish region famed for its trading prowess would be shut out of the European Union for years, a huge hurdle to doing business with its most important trading partners. EU officials say an independent Catalonia would face the same membership conditions of any other candidate nation.
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Catalonia's regional president, Artur Mas, who is leading the independence charge and holding rallies bristling with European Union flags, has voiced optimism — perhaps mere wishful thinking — that an independent Catalonia would be swiftly embraced into the EU fold. In a recent speech in Brussels he declared: "Catalonia has never in its history let Europe down, now we trust Europe will not let us down."
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Girona, one of Spain's richest cities, is an example of what Catalans call "seny" — roughly the equivalent to "practical sense." It typifies the Catalan character of being hardworking and businesslike. But these days, Girona, like the rest of Catalonia, is experiencing an outburst of "rauxa," seny's polar opposite, meaning "wild exuberance." And the source of that is a separatist passion ignited by Spain's ongoing economic crisis.
In 2010, Escarra featured in the local press when she was asked by the owner of the building where she lives to remove the "estelada" flag from her balcony. "I said I had a legitimate right to protest and left it up, and it has been there ever since," she said.
Two years later it is difficult to find a building in Girona that isn't bedecked with the red-and-yellow Catalan flag or the pro-independence "estelada."
"Now there has been a boom in the pro-independence movement," Escarra said. Her reasons for wanting independence are representative of millions of Catalans: The region pays more than it receives back in taxes; its infrastructure has been neglected by the central government; and independence would ensure the survival of the Catalan language.
The regional government calculates it contributes €16 billion ($21 billion) more than it gets back. Other wealthy regions in Spain also pay more, but many Catalans feel that infrastructure projects like the Mediterranean rail corridor are left unfunded, while Spain's high-speed passenger train network is extended to its less industrialized regions.
In recent years, grassroots pro-independence groups have held unofficial referendums on independence in towns across Catalonia. This "fake-it-till-you-make-it" attitude has found an extreme expression in dozens of Catalan villages, which have declared themselves "free Catalan territories."
But symbolism's one thing, hard economics another.
While most of Catalonia's business community is taking a wait-and-see attitude, Jose Manuel Lara, the president of media giant Planeta, said he would move his company from Barcelona to Spain if Catalonia went independent, in order to remain based in the EU.
Ramon Tremosa, a European parliament member from Mas' pro-independence party, said that Catalonia's fate would hinge on pressure being applied on Spain by other European powers and the multinational companies established in Catalonia, which would be anxious for a quick return to business as usual in the common market.
"I can't imagine the 4,000 multinationals (in Catalonia) allowing themselves to be expelled from the EU, from the euro and the free movement of goods and capital, it's not realistic," Tremosa told The Associated Press. "Spain would not be able to stop it because it is heading toward a bailout."
European law experts were uncertain about how quickly an independent Catalonia could join the EU. "It is unknown territory," said Andreu Olesti, an international law and economics professor at the University ofBarcelona.
Nicolas Zambrana, professor of international law at the University of Navarra, was pessimistic about Catalonia's EU prospects.
"Spain would be in a good position to prevent Catalonia from returning to the EU," he said.
Both the El Pais poll and a second poll published in Barcelona-based newspaper La Vanguardia indicate that Mas' CiU party has lost steam and would not make significant gains in Sunday's elections, putting into question whether Mas will be able to claim a mandate to push for a referendum. El Pais surveyed 2,500 people by telephone from Nov. 8 to Nov. 15. The poll's margin of error was plus or minus 2.5 percent.
"I am not supporting independence because I feel it is waste of time. I have no hope it will change the social situation here," said John MacKay, a 54-year-old teacher from Barcelona.
And the idea of a fledgling Catalan state left out in the European cold is giving some independence supporters second thoughts.
"It worries me," said Monica Casares, a 41-year-old mother of two who lives just north of Barcelona. "Taking into account that we would face a Spanish boycott on Catalan products for sure, and that we would also have to pay more on exports, we would have a big problem."
But Matamala insisted that the EU would soon come around to the benefits of embracing a rich and dynamic Catalonia.
"Who is going to kick us out of Europe?" said Matamala. "I can't conceive of it."
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Do you know your enemy? Are you fighting the wrong war? Despite everything you're read about cyber security, despite all the breaches in the news, the fact is: Well-intentioned businesspeople are still surprisingly behind the times.
Thieves and hackers are by no means the main cause of data breaches. Cyber security is just one element—because physical records, paper and files, continue to play a major role. And too few managers understand that they remain responsible for lost information, even if no one's noticed it's been lost or taken advantage of the breach.
What does this tell you? Cyber security is just one part of the equation. Breaches happen many ways. And it could be companies are fighting the wrong war. They're focused exclusively on protection, on encryption and firewalls for example, when they should be considering what to do after the systems are breached.
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The first lesson learned is that more data breaches are caused by accidents than by hackers. There are plenty of crooks out there, but your own innocent employees mislay more data. The second lesson is this isn't only an information systems problem. Pieces of paper, devices and hard drives, X-ray films, and even mailing labels can be vulnerabilities. A third lesson is that thieves come in all manner of disguises. They're not just digital wizards in Russia; they're maintenance men or angry clients or a fellow worker looking over your shoulder.
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Angela Williams was 9 years old when Ghostbusters was released. However, she wasn't allowed to see it in the theatre because it was about evil spirits, a topic that was strictly off-limits in her very religious home. That didn't stop her from seeing the movie about 850 times over the next 25 years; and the glorious vision of a New York City now safe from the threat of Gozer was sufficiently burned into her retinas by the time she relocated here from Richmond, VA. Minions of Gozer is the culmination of Angela's lifelong love affair with Ghostbusters; a <3-shaped box of Crunch bars for the boys in beige, and a big wet kiss to the city in which they lived and worked. When she isn't thinking up new ways to cover New Yorkers in silly string, Angela can be seen in independent and student films and unconventional theatre projects around the city. In May 2012 she fulfilled some of her non-GB related childhood fantasies fulfilled in Kara Hearn's "Unnamed Broadway Musical: The Musical!" Despite the strict ban on the paranormal in her adopted childhood home, ghostbusting runs in Angela's blood; her mother is a paranormal investigator in PA.
Angela is the brains behind the Minions of Gozer, creating the show from nothing but a dream and a refusal to grow up back in 2011. She has played Psychic Jennifer, the Real Estate Broker, Asprin Lady, the Con Ed Worker, Mayor Lenny, and a Terror Dog. She also played Dr. Raychel Stantz (Dr. Ray Stantz) in the Gender Bender Edition. You've got to try this pole.
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Also, he does associate producing stuff with Angela, and this web site as well.
Ryan plays Dr. Peter Venkman and can be seen as Dana Barrett in the Gender Bender Edition.
Dana Gallagher is excited to be a part of the Ghostbusters shadowcast, even if it means that she now has to sleep with her refrigerator light on at night. Dana has trained at HB Studios and appeared in the student film The Daily Routine, and is a co-organizer for the New York City chapter of Dance Dance Party Party! Many thanks to my incredibly supportive friends, and to Dad, who cast me as Dana in the first place.
The Minions of Gozer think that Dana's dad is a pretty smart guy, so we followed suit by casting her as Dana as well. Although you can see Dana as Walter Peck in the Gender Bender Edition. A brilliant choreographer, she is responsible for the brilliant moves busted by the cast for our Blues Brothers pre-show in March 2012 and our Gaga Gozer pre-show in June 2012.
Elie "Eliko" Aharon was raised in Brooklyn, NY and shares the same birthday as Dan Aykroyd. A current student in Speech Therapy and Art at Brooklyn College, Eliko is multitalented in Music, Art, and Voice Acting. He has a few graphic novels in the works. Much like Mr. Aykroyd, Eliko has some actual ghostbusting in his family history; as his great grandfather was Sheik Suleiman, the Ghostbuster of Baghdad.
Eliko usually plays Dr. Ray Stantz although he can be seen as Psychic Jennifer, the Con Ed Worker, and other assorted geniuses from the movie.
Louis Gaudio was a U.S. Navy Diver for 5 years (just like Cuba Gooding Jr. in that one movie…Snow Dogs or something). He was stationed on the beautiful island of Guam before moving to New York, where he lives with his houseplant named Audrey that he's managed to keep alive so far.
Louis plays Ray Stantz, and he could not be more excited to be involved in this show. Ghostbusters is one of the movies that raised him whenever the TV was babysitting, and he has seen it no less than 50 times. In addition to occasionally acting and performing stand-up comedy, he is also a model, a writer, and a personal trainer. Louis is highly quotable and if you friend him on Facebook he promises to leave witty comments on your page.
Update: Louis just checked on the plant and it's actually been dead for weeks. He is terrible at gardening. Catch him as Dr. Ray Stantz on most Friday nights, or as Janine Melnitz in the Gender Bender Edition.
Jamaal Stone grew up in Virginia always dreaming of being up on a stage, but his shy personality wasn't get him anywhere…until one day a radio comedy contest changed everything…since his first time on stage he hasn't looked back….the first time he saw Ghostbusters it scared the hell out of him, but he has always loved the film and being a Ghostbuster is like a dream come true…next step become a Ninja turtle…go to Jamaalstone.com for all the juicy gossip on this Charmingly funny individual…
Jake Turner was born and raised in a tiny podunck town of North Plains, Oregon. He then moved to New York City to attend the American Musical and Dramatic Academy to pursue his passion for theater and film. He would like to thank his loving and supportive wife and remind every one that pie is better than cake.
The Minions are proud to have Jake as Terror Dog; further, he served Gozer well by portraying…Gozer…in the Gender Bender Edition.
Minions of Gozer is an ideal show for Rachel Gordon, because it combines all of her passions: film, theater, science fiction, and obsessive organization. Rachel started with Minions of Gozer as Stage Manager in March of 2012, and continued as director for the Gender Bender Edition in June 2012 and the Halloween Show in Oct 2012. In August 2012 Rachel directed the music video "Sensual, Parts I & II" for Philadelphia-based musician Johnny Showcase. (link: ) She currently resides in Brooklyn, NY and works freelance in film and television production. Rachel is also writing a feature screenplay.
Esther Ko is a writer, actor, and whatever it wants to be. She was born in New Jersey where she grew up role-playing Street Fighter and The Baby-Sitters Club. (You can probably guess which characters she played.) Currently, she lives in Brooklyn with two roommates and her nemesis—an obese, sociopathic cat named after a Japanese citrus fruit.
Slimer is an originating member of the Minions of Gozer shadowcast. Appearing in Ghostbusters, Ghostbusters II, The Real Ghostbusters and cartoon All-Stars to the Rescue, Slimer, better known to his friends as "The Spud," was also the spokesperson for the now discontinued Ecto-Cooler. Slimer's addiction to junk food knows no bounds and defines him to this day. Fortunately ghosts do not have blood sugar levels or require insulin (although there is some evidence that they may suffer gastrointestinal problems.) Slimer comes to the Minions in puppet form thanks to Jay Tyson, better known to his friends and the world wide web as Dr. Puppet. Slimer would like to thank the entire cast for being supportive and forgiving him for always eating….everything in sight.
Maureen Shockey is an illustrator, storyboard artist, former library page, book junkie, rookie tattooist, professional tarot reader, and full-time geek. She's probably the only person she knows who gets bored enough to teach themselves Old English and Morse code, or to listen to a meteor shower on the radar if it's to cloudy to watch it. She is also a volunteer with historic Green-Wood cemetery, which is probably the second coolest thing that she does, the first being Minions of Gozer, of course. Ironically, both have an awful lot to do with dead people.
Casey has been pretending to be a Ghostbuster almost his whole life. The movie is one of the reasons he moved to New York City from his native Longview, TX 12 years ago. As an actor he has performed in numerous productions in New York City as well as The Pistarkle Theater in St. Thomas, Virgin Islands and four seasons with The Texas Shakespeare Festival. Last winter he performed at The Kitchen as part of acclaimed performance artist, Neal Medlyn's Wicked Clown Love and looks forward to reprising his role as a juggalo again this winter. You can see him as Hal in the web series Handsome Town (phoebetv.com) and as Mike in the upcoming web series Hipster Wars. Casey has a B.A. in Acting from Marymount Manhattan College.
Having left his ectoplasmic residue along the eastern seaboard since birth, Jimmy Roike finally possessed NYC; his favorite haunt. An alumni of the American Musical and Dramatic Academy he is excited to be a part of the Ghostbusters cast in the roles of the Library Ghost, the Tall Woman, and J. Edgar Hoover. Jimmy thanks everyone he has ever met for making him the person he is today.
Geoff Moonen is an actor, musician, juggler, writer, gaming enthusiast and pokémon master. He grew up in Jersey and now barely lives in Manhattan. His favorite ghostbuster is Harpo. Look for Geoff as Louis Tully, the one man in the movie nerdier than the classical musician, paranormal scientists and Egon.


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On Saturday night, five men took five women out to dinner on a blind date. The dates were set up by a dating service so the couples knew nothing about each other prior to this evening. Not only did each couple have dinner in a different restaurant across town, each tried a different ethnic restaurant. Each couple thought that the evening went fairly well and made plans to meet for a second date. Determine the full names of each couple and the type of ethnic food each had for dinner.
1. Ms. James, whose first name wasn't Julia, didn't go to dinner with Oliver Neilson.
2. Elizabeth's last name wasn't Westerly or Ingall. Ralph's last name wasn't North.
3. Mr. Sawyer tried the Mexican food with Julia, whose last name wasn't Westerly. Victoria, whose last name wasn't Grant, went out with Mr. Randall but they didn't go out for Chinese food.
4. Amelia Lawson didn't go out with Oliver. Ms. Grant didn't go out with Bradford Kellog, but she did go to an Italian restaurant.
5. Curtis, whose last name wasn't Sawyer, went to an American restaurant.
6. Victoria's last name wasn't James. Mary went out with Lawrence but they didn't go to the Thai restaurant.
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"The Zen philosopher Basho once wrote, 'A flute with no holes is not a flute. And a doughnut with no hole is a danish.'"
-- Ty Webb (Chevy Chase), Caddyshack
In looking back, the biggest surprise to me through the first three months of the year is that P/E multiples have expanded despite unprecedented secular economic and employment challenges, with growing evidence that the global economic outlook is eroding and that the bullish consensus estimates for S&P 500 profits is in jeopardy.
Faith, Low Interest Rates and Liquidity Have Buoyed Markets
So far in 2013, the U.S. stock market has risen based on extraordinary doses of liquidity injections and growing confidence that global easing will trickle down, improving overall confidence, lifting jobs growth, buoying the world's economies and propelling corporate profits to new records.
There Is No Free Lunch
It remains my view, however, that there is no free lunch associated with the grand experiment of almost unlimited quantitative easing. It is as if the central bankers are trying to repeal the laws of investment gravity, as countries and regions of the world make a mad dash to debase their currencies in an attempt to spur export growth.
Monetary policy is camouflaging the underlying weakness in worldwide economic growth and is contributing to an artificiality in today's elevated stock and bond prices. Indeed, virtually all economic indicators point to weakness in March, as the fiscal drag (higher taxes, lower government spending and the distortion in traditional corporate hiring practices, owing to the implementation of the Affordable Care Act) that I have often written about has begun to show up.
I use the Caddyshack epigraph as a metaphor for the increased ineffectiveness and reduced influence of quantitative easing on our domestic economic activity.
Continued massive monetary easing in the U.S. has lost much of its overall marginal impact -- there is still little credit growth. With "QE Infinity" no longer producing a tangible influence on the real economy, more easing is much like a flute without holes that cannot be played or a doughnut without holes (not being a doughnut but rather a danish).
While many are certain that continued liquidity will feed a steady market climb into 2014, sooner than later, there will likely be an "aha moment," a moment in time when the aggressive monetary policies are recognized as not only impotent and ineffective but as likely having adverse unintended consequences (such as producing currency wars). At that point in time, natural price discovery will be reintroduced into the capital markets, and stocks and bonds will retreat back closer to intrinsic or fair market values, which I view as well below current levels.
Golden Apples?
For those who believe that the U.S. stock market feels like it will never decline (and that global easing is the panacea for growth and will produce ever-rising share prices), I suggest you look at the price of gold in mid-September 2011 and/or the price of Apple's (AAPL) shares in late-September 2012. At those points in time, investor sentiment was at an extreme. Now look at the subsequent price drops following those heights and where those prices stand today. Gold futures have dropped by almost 10% since last Thursday's close, following a lengthy decline that had already occurred, and Apple's shares now stand at near $425 a share compared to $700 a share just six months ago.
Holders of gold (or gold-mining shares) and/or Apple shares feel far different today than when the commodity or shares were embraced in an extreme sentiment pull toward inappropriate valuations months ago.
The only thing I remain certain of is the lack of certainty and that some of the emerging fundamental and technical conditions are consistent with classic top signs over stock market history.
Global Growth Is Slowing, and a U.S. Recession Is Possible
Instead of producing an acceleration in economic growth in the U.S. and elsewhere, it is my view that global growth is now starting to slow to a rate that jeopardizes the bullish consensus on corporate profits.
In the U.S., it can now be argued that the marginal impact of more monetary stimulation is not only having a limited impact but that it may be beginning to even have a negative effect on growth in the real economy by robbing interest income from the savings class.
I maintain an out-of-consensus view that a recession in the U.S.by 2014 holds about a 50% probability.
Meanwhile the outlook for the European economies deteriorates almost daily. This is particularly true for the southern countries in the eurozone that appear to be in an economic death spiral. The most recent economic data out of France has been much worse than generally forecast, and, not surprisingly, Germany appears to be catching a bad economic cold.
Last night, following weaker-than-expected economic data from the U.S. and eurozone, China's GDP economic data and industrial production release failed to meet expectations, serving to reinforce the notion that the pace of global economic activity is moderating. But even before yesterday's data, China's rosy economic outlook could be disputed as the on-the-ground data are generally inconsistent with the public healthy growth releases.
The Line Between Progress and Reality Is Blurred
The gap between the rising U.S. stock market and the visible deceleration in the rate of global economic growth has been widening in a more dramatic and conspicuous fashion over the past several weeks, and my cautious market view is growing more bearish.
The weakness in the most recent U.S. March ISM release, the fall in consumer and small business confidence, disappointing March retail sales, a sharp drop in the Citigroup U.S. Surprise Index, worsening EU economies and/or any of a number of other factors affirm that global growth is slowing to a rate that will likely imperil the ambitious consensus for corporate profits. Other recent endorsements of the slowing global growth thesis include (most notably) the intensification in the drop in commodity prices (copper and gold, in particular). Also:
- U.S. Treasury yields are falling;
- the yield curve is flattening;
- the high-yield credit market is no longer rallying;
- the economically sensitive transportation index is faltering;
- there has been a near-record percentage in the number of companies issuing earnings warnings;
- the U.S. stock market leadership is focused on defensive high-quality consumer staple stocks (paying relatively high dividends) as opposed to aggressive, high-beta stocks; and
- with the exception of the U.S. and Japan, many markets around the world are struggling.
All of the above conditions are indicative of moderating worldwide economic growth and have historically been associated with market tops -- or, at the very least, a more hostile environment for stocks.
Consensus Corporate Profits Expectations Are Overly Optimistic
If we distill my multiple concerns into one concern, it is the more difficult earnings backdrop that should become increasingly apparent to market participants in the near term.
Given that the growth in nominal U.S. GDP is trending at under 4%, corporations have little in the way of pricing power. And with profit margins at all-time highs and nearly 70% above the mean levels achieved in the last seven decades, earnings forecasts are threatened based on slowing top-line growth and a likely mean reversion in margins.
Though early in the reporting period, a chill in early first-quarter earnings is already visible (across many industries). Fastenal (FAST), FedEx (FDX), J.B. Hunt Transport Services (JBHT), Harris Corporation (HRS) and many leading technology companies have missed consensus forecasts and/or lowered forward guidance -- even during a first quarter in which the U.S. will likely exhibit +3% real GDP.
I remain fearful of what will happen to earnings when the rate of real growth in the domestic economy halves to around +1.5% over the last three quarters of the year.
An Extreme Short-Term Overbought
Up to now there is little question that investors are feeling the pressure of underperformance, chasing price strength and ignoring the warning signs of slowing global economic growth, a worsening profit outlook and expanding technical divergences (and low NYSE volume). Hedge funds are now at their highest net long exposure in some time, sentiment studies are uniformly bullish, and retail investors are warming up to stocks. As a result of these factors (and others), stocks are overbought -- maybe even dramatically so.
But I see it as only a matter of time until reality adversely impacts stocks. In fact, it is my view that this could happen momentarily.
The Bottom Line
It is for the reasons above (and others) that I am short of the market.


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Bulldogs Outshoot Huskies 12-11
NEW HAVEN, Conn. - It didn't take long for the Yale men's soccer team to realize it could play with sixth-ranked UConn Tuesday night. Chris Dennen had a great opportunity to get the Bulldogs on the board just two minutes in, but Josh Ford made an acrobatic save to knock away his header.
"That was a world class save," said Yale head coach Brian Tompkins. "Even though it didn't go in, I think it gave us a little confidence."
Yale went on to outshoot the Huskies 12-11, but UConn capitalized on its chances en route to a 2-0 victory before a crowd of 527 at Reese Stadium. The Huskies (9-2-3) are unbeaten in their last eight games and haven't allowed a goal during the stretch.
"I thought we gave a very good account of ourselves. We matched up pretty well against one of the better teams in the country," Tompkins said. "A couple of lapses in concentration hurt us on both ends."
UConn got on the board at 28:26 when Stephane Diop dribbled down the left side and fired a shot that banged off the right post and went in.
Yale (4-6-3) kept the Huskies off the board for nearly 60 minutes and had a couple of chances to tie, especially in the second half. Milan Tica fired a free kick from 25 yards out that went just high at 61:13, and Jon Carlos got free on the right wing in the 78th minute, but his shot went wide.
Max Wasserman then sealed the victory for UConn when he settled a pass from Tony Cascio and scored from 15 yards.
Travis Chulick made two saves in goal for the Bulldogs. His stop came when he robbed Cascio from point-blank range early in the second half.
"This was a good game for us," Tompkins said. "It was a good test of our passing and tactical understanding for our upcoming Ivy games."
This was the final non-league game of the season for the Bulldogs, who play at Penn on Saturday. Kickoff is slated for 7 p.m.
Report filed by Tim Bennett, Yale Sports Publicity


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Director and producer Simon West has ample experience with hardcore action thrillers. "Black Hawk Down" and "Con Air" are among his many credits. He now tries his hand at directing a remake of "The Mechanic," an old Charles Bronson hitman tale. West wisely uses Jason Statham to upgrade Bronson's role as a hired assassin training a new guy in his nasty profession.
Statham definitely adds a very buffed and harder edge to the character. He brings the story and all of its accompanying violence into the 21st century. Ben Foster is the young apprentice learning the ropes of the craft from his mentor. Donald Sutherland has a brief role as his father and a surprise target for elimination himself.
There's lots of blood-splattered action but implausible scenes abound. Multiple shoot-outs with automatic weapons occur in crowded urban settings. Somehow, the police are never involved and the bad guys can overkill each other with impunity. The gunfight scenes are technically well done. But it's lots of video-game violence with no purpose or meaning.
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"The Rite"
Anthony Hopkins as an exorcist in Italy had all the signs of being just "Hannibal Lecter Goes to the Vatican," but it's actually a better and scarier movie than expected.
A skeptical young American priest is assigned to follow Hopkins around while he performs exorcisms as casually as though drinking tea. ("What did you expect? Pea soup and heads spinning?")
Have no doubt, this movie gives the devil his due in a quietly creepy way that had me wanting to run out of there midway through it like a little girl.
"Barney's Version"
Kudos to Paul Giamatti's Golden Globe-winning performance in "Barney's Version."
Barney Panofsky is a boozy, cranky, complicated shlub who meets the love of his life (Rosamund Pike) at his wedding to wife No. 2 (hilarious Minnie Driver). What she sees in him is hard to figure. Dustin Hoffman plays his wonderfully crass father.
"Barney's Version" takes you on a journey of life's highs, lows and annoying in-betweens. It's a shame Giamatti was overlooked for an Oscar nomination.
The Academy did not ignore Javier Bardem this year. This Oscar-winning actor is a Best Actor nominee for his portrayal of a seedy but soulful criminal working the Barcelona slums.
Uxbal (Bardem) has little time to live and tries to create some lasting order out of the chaos that is his life. Who will take care of his children? Can he trust his bipolar ex-wife? What about the illegal workers he tries to help, even as he exploits them for money?
"Biutiful" is an ironic title for a film that breaks your heart.
JOHN DEPKO is a retired senior investigator for the Orange County public defender's office. He lives in Costa Mesa and works as a licensed private investigator.
SUSANNE PEREZ lives in Costa Mesa.


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Bands Cover The Beatles' 'Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da' [VIDEO]
Recording a cover of any Beatles song isn't an easy feat, but performers from the Rock & Workshop Roadshow 2011 appear to have done just that. MercyMe, Jars of Clay, Matt Maher, Thousand Foot Krutch, The Afters and Lecrae formed together to do their own take on the Beatles' "Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da," complete with a one-take music video that is already going viral. Enjoy, after the jump.


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Beta Sigma Phi queens; Electric 'State of the Region'; Business after Hours; Airy Grove spaghetti dinner
Sorority chapters crown Valentines
Members of the Preceptor Phi chapter and the Sigma chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority joined forces for their annual Valentine Ball.
This year�s event was held Feb. 16 at Walnut Creek Country Club.
Anne Webb, was crowned Valentine Queen for Preceptor Phi. Ramona Kirkman was crowned Valentine Queen for Sigma.
Electric �state of region� Thursday
GREENVILLE � The North Carolina�s Eastern Region State of the Region will be from 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Thursday at the Greenville Hilton.
The sponsor, Touchstone Energy subsidiary, N.C. Electric Cooperatives, provides safe and affordable energy and related services to households and businesses from the Blue Ridge Mountains to the Outer Banks. Eight electric membership cooperations serve the 13-county Eastern Region: Four County EMC, Pitt-Greene EMC, Tri-County EMC, Edgecombe-Martin EMC, Wake EMC, Tideland EMC, Jones-Onslow EMC and Carteret-Craven Electric Cooperative.
N.C. Secretary of Commerce Sharon Decker will deliver the keynote address at 9 a.m. NCER President & CEO John Chaffee will give the State of the Region report at 11:55 a.m. A panel discussion on transformative education will include Superintendent of Lenoir County Public Schools Steve Mazingo speaking on the impact of STEM Centers in local middle schools. A panel on the logistics industry will include Conti Group Vice President Gene Conti addressing statewide strategies on organizing for growth.
Registration is required at nceast.org/2012sor.
Compassionate care group to host Chamber�s �Business�
Continuum Home Care and Hospice will host the Kinston-Lenoir County Chamber of Commerce�s Business after Hours from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Thursday at 704-M Plaza Blvd.
The home care agency provides professional and compassionate care for those diagnosed with a serious illness, aiming to help the patient live as fully and as comfortably as possible, while being treated with dignity and respect.
Continuum has five offices throughout Eastern North Carolina. The team provides medical professionals, social workers, chaplains and volunteers, all of whom work closely together to promote quality of life for both their patients and families.
For more information, contact Kay Johnson at the chamber, 252-527-1131 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Church to serve up spaghetti
Airy Grove Christian Church is serving a spaghetti dinner from 5 to 7 p.m. Saturday at the church, 1591 Airy Grove Church Road, Kinston.
Tickets are $7 each, including garlic bread, salad, beverage and dessert, eat in or take out. To get to the church, follow N.C. 58 North past Kinston High School. Turn right on Hugo Road, left on Airy Grove Church Road, and the church is on the left.
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The LG Optimus, or GT540 for the techheads out there, has been designed with ease-of-use in mind. It may not be the smartest of smartphones, and only runs on Android 1.6, but it offers a large enough feature list to satisfy an entry-level user.
With an automatically-synced Google account, the phone allows easy access to YouTube, Gmail, Gtalk, Google Maps and a whole host of other branded goodies. And it's compatible with tens of thousands of Android apps currently available on the Market.
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Rapid City Man Gets Jail Time for Fatal Pedestrian Accident
RAPID CITY, S.D. (AP) - A driver who struck and killed a pedestrian in Rapid City about a year ago has been sentenced to serve 100 days in jail for drunken driving.
Fifty-eight-year-old Kenneth Williams initially had been charged with manslaughter in the December 2011 death of 51-year-old Terry Brown. Prosecutors dropped the charge, citing a lack of evidence and the fact that South Dakota law does not consider drunken driving to be reckless by itself.
Authorities said Williams' blood-alcohol level was almost three times the legal limit for driving. Defense attorney Tim Rensch said Brown was walking in the dark and wearing dark clothing when he tried to cross a street in an area that was not designated as a crosswalk.
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Cucumber sandwiches are the most delicious, easiest finger foods to make. All you need is sliced white bread, butter and of course, cucumbers. To enhance the flavor, I also spread a thin layer of parsley and garlic chive cream cheese spread.
We hosted a pool party today for Lya (my 13-year-old sis-in-law) and her classmates. I think everyone had fun, splashing in the water, chatting and reuniting right before school starts. They all seemed very hungry after swimming and the little cucumber sandwiches and other finger foods went fast!
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Tuesday, August 30, 2011 - David and Honza
David and Honza
Honza Copak and David Kadera, two wonderful looking guys are the stars of this scene. We see Honza first, as he walks into a derelict castle. Climbing up some stairs and looking around he peers out of a window and sees David Kadera busy working. As he watches David, with his muscles rippling as he works, Honza starts to feel himself and then removes his top and opens his pants so that he can wank himself as he watches. Honza whistles and steps away from the window, David hears the whistle and looks to see where it came from, he cant see anyone so he goes to investigate. He climbs through the building and comes across Honza, whereupon he steals up on him and starts to feel his body. Honza turns around and they start to kiss until David drops to his knees and takes Honza's throbbing cock in his mouth. David is a great sucker and works Honza's cock, slapping his ass as he does so. As he sucks it is clear that David is rock hard too, and he stands to reveal his cock to Honza, who takes it in his hand. Then they kiss as their cocks stand there resplendent in their hardness. David takes both cocks in one hand and wanks them together. Then he sits on a bench and Honza goes down on his knees to suck ...
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We took Oleg Bukhtin, Roman Demuth and Jan Pribyla on location with us for a scene. This was Oleg's first scene, so I was keen to see how he would do. The action starts with Jan and Roman playing cards, and after a while Oleg enters. Immediately all thought of playing cards is forgotten as Jan takes hold of Oleg and starts to lick his nipples. Roman opens his own pants and starts to feel himself as Jan does the same for Oleg. Oleg is quickly rock hard and Jan starts to suck his cock with Roman wanking himself as well. Then as Jan stands, so that he can kiss Oleg Roman joins the two of them, and Oleg reaches behind him and starts to jack Romans's hard cock. Oleg then turns around and goes down on Roman's cock while Jan drops his pants to reveal his dick too. Oleg quickly shows us that he is a great cocksucker and wants to taste both cocks, taking turns on each as Roman and Jan kiss. Jan pushes Oleg's head down on Roman's dick, so far that he gags on it, and then he takes Jan's cock and Roman pushes him all the way down on that one too. Clearly Oleg loves cock and makes a very job job of sucking them. He continues to suck on Roman as Jan starts to play with his ass. He rims and fingers it very well before he and Roman change positions, so Roman can shove his cock all the way in Olegs ass. Then it is Jan's turn and Oleg sits on his cock, taking it all the way, and Jan starts to deep fuck that hole. Roman wants more of that ass, so he fucks Oleg again which he does until he has a need for something else. So Jan takes his place fucking and Roman lets a stream of piss flood all over Oleg while he is being fucked. all this action is really turning Oleg on and he shoots his load while Jan is fucking him, he is quickly followed by Roman who spurts over Oleg's face. Then Jan blows his load over Olegs balls too. Jan and Roman leave and Oleg stays where he is sucking his fingers, and relishing the hard fucking he has just received. What a great scene, and what wonderful find Oleg is, a real sex pig it seems. I have an idea that we will find a lot more for him to do.
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With six children in a Southern Baptist family in the 1970s, we could easily have had a dozen Bibles in the house: There was the giant, gray Family Bible with the embossed cover that resided on the bottom shelf of the living room, which nobody ever read. And there was a scattering of those palm-sized New Testament and Psalms around the place, like silverfish in a drawer—always white or pale green, with ersatz gold leafing that would flake off under the prodding of a fingernail.
There was a Novum Testamentum from when my oldest sister took Latin in college, sandwiched on a shelf. I also always liked the ones from the Gideons (do the Gideons even still exist?) that had translations of John 3:16 in the back. My favorite: Sinhalese.
The vast majority, though, were what could be termed "presentation Bibles." Invariably from Broadman Press (headquartered in Nashville, the Baptist Vatican), either slick shoe-polish black or steak-slab red "bonded leather" (Ooh, baby!), these had been awarded as part of Sunday School or scripture memorization schemes, and always had about them the whiff of bribery, with the name of the person to whom the Bible was "dedicated" written in ostentatious cursive in the front. "The Words of Christ Are in Red," it was noted, and in the back was a sheaf of Biblical maps, the topography of the Exodus and Paul's missionary journeys rendered in Sweet Tart pink and blue.
I received my Red Letter Edition from the hand of the Reverend James F. Yates some time in second grade, on one of the Sundays I was actually compelled to show up for Sunday school. Brother Yates was a towering figure in the Southern Baptist Convention in the years before what was later termed the "1978 conservative takeover." In the little speech that accompanied the gift, he charged us all to read our Bibles so much that they would end up looking wrecked.
That was a tall order in my family's household. As I've said before, we weren't those kind of Baptists. I could count on one hand—one finger, even—the Bibles that actually had a broken spine in our house: The one into which my mother stuffed the yellowed wedding announcements and "Along the RFD" columns from the Clarion-Ledger newspaper.
But I believed in Jesus. Overnight, as though descending into a cataclysm of words, I became someone who was charged with reading those words, the Word, every day.
Reading the Bible was what real Christians did; it was a key metonymy indicating that the reader truly did have a "personal relationship with Jesus Christ"—unlike those nominal schlubs who thought that showing up at 11 a.m. on Sunday and "being a good person" (Oh, the nerve of that!) were enough to merit the Kingdom.
Reading the Bible, meanwhile, took place in "quiet times" that optimally occurred first thing in the morning. (It was often hotly debated whether it actually "counted" otherwise.) I smile at that term "quiet times" now; it has a condescending euphemistic sound of something that might be sold in the drugstore Family Planning aisle.
The talk about quiet time, for my friends at church and then in fellowship groups as I went through college and after, was how hard it was to actually have them. Too easy to get distracted by Morning Zoo radio and then, when we were older, by NPR, or The New York Times. A day in which I plowed through another chapter of Ezekiel or practiced memorizing a Psalm or Proverb was a victory achieved.
I look back at the Bible I owned then, a New American Standard as big as a clock radio—or at least as big as clock radios used to be. (Are there even still clock radios? Or is everything phones now?) The leather covers are torn as though by an act of violence, and to look at it, I took seriously the Jewish sage Yochanan Ben Bag Bag's oft-quoted dictum to "Turn it and turn it, for everything is in it." (Though he was speaking strictly about the Hebrew Scriptures.) The thin pages are wrinkled from reading, and the margins are laced with blue ballpoint commentary I can now barely read. Verse upon verse is underlined.
I jest about the Bible culture I received along with the faith, the ways the Bible itself (and I mean the object) became an icon (and far too often, an idol) expressive of our belief and hopes—and ultimately our pride. I do not, though, believe any less in the value of daily Bible readings, read—yes—every morning.
Now I read the Bible on my phone instead: Yes, via a simple online sign-up through the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of North America, I have the daily readings of Epistle and Gospel delivered to the glowing blue virtual lozenge I hold in my hand.
The "real" Bible, meanwhile—the one with gold leaf and bonded leather—rests atop a table at my home altar, under an icon of Jesus washing the disciples' feet. I have taught my children to search out chapter and verse, and am working on having them memorize the order of the books, but the Bible is something chanted for them, breathed in and out of the Liturgical year, and witnessed in brilliant egg tempera on frescoes, not a legal document leafed and interleafed for illustrations and exceptions.
Their understanding of the Bible both predates the West and postdates logo-centric culture.
And the crazy truth of it is, I read the Bible more now: its narratives and discontinuous continuities inspire me, serving as greater and more effective boundaries to my ethical imagination. The Bible is, for me, no longer a matter of concepts, but of the person whom they picture—I cannot imagine anything more evangelical, and Orthodox, and Catholic, all at once.
It is the unseen Image breathing at the center. It is the reality that I think disenchanted American youth seek when they set out, almost as by default, for the truth at the heart of eastern meditation.
It's here too, I want to say. Here. Now. Here. Ever.
A native of Yazoo City, Mississippi, Caroline Langston is a convert to the Eastern Orthodox Church. She is a widely published writer and essayist, a winner of the Pushcart Prize, and a commentator for NPR's "All Things Considered."


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If you're a fan of vintage neon signs you may have heard of Cincinnati's Terry Carter. Terry owned a night club aptly named Neon in the Over the Rhine neighbourhood. Terry has moved on and now owns and operates Terry's Turf Club in the near by Mt. Washington neighbourhood. While the old place was a night club, the Turf Club is all about the food. Other than Terry, the two places have one thing in common. Terry's extensive collection of metal and neon signs, figures and other sundry quirky items.
The Turf Club may be a neon museum but it's the food that brings people in. Often voted Cinci's Best Burger (along with it's main rival, Zips). What makes Terry's burgers so special isn't the meat or the bun. Even though they're great. It's not that they're cooked on a flat top. The best way to cook a burger. No, it's the toppings. And I'm not talking Pickles and Lettuce here. Terry, an avid outdoorsman, has travelled the country and the world and is always looking for something unique that'll work on a burger and take it to another level. Like Fois Gras or Swedish cheese or Mangos or Lobster Tails. Heck, even his burger seasoning has off beat ingredients like Grains of Paradise and Annatto. He's constanly reinventing the wheel. Always trying to keep it fresh and interesting. With a reputation like that line ups can be long and arduous. It's not uncommon for there to be people snaking out the door and down the street.
Terry's looks like it used to be someone's home. It rests on the side of a hill and is an awesome spectacle. Gorgeous hanging plants shroud the large front porch and The collection of restored metal and neon is worth the drive itself. They're everywhere and add a nice level of kitsch.
Inside place mirrors the exterior. Neon, neon everywhere and cylindrical coolers known as Bevadors. There are basically no light fixtures so the whole place is bathed in neon glow. Space and seating are minimal at best. Every nook, every cranny has a function or is otherwise employed. Because it's so busy and seating is limited it's communal. So don't be surprised if you're seated with people you've never met. As well, don't be a stranger with these people. We met a father/son pair when we sat down and had a wonderful conversation about absolutely nothing in particular. After they left, 3 gentlemen about my age sat down and we chatted food. Food, food and more food. We didn't meet 5 strangers. We made 5 new friends.
A few years back I started compiling a bit of a "To do" list of places that I felt we needed to visit. On that list was Terry's Turf Club. It took a while to get there but it became a high priority after viewing the visit of Guy Fieri and the Triple D gang.
Seeing what Guy was served made it just that much more tempting.
To start things off, I'll explain the menu for you. It's basically in 3 sections. Appetizers, Sandwiches and, to borrow a Starbucks term, Modifiers. If you order a sandwich it comes bare bones. There is a small section of free condiments like onions and pickles. The standard stuff. Then there's about a full page of up charge extras like cheese, bacon, crab cakes, specialty sauces, etc., that you can add as well to customize your sandwich. For instance, when Guy was there he ordered a Burger with Swiss, Grilled Onion and Burgandy Wine w/ Wild Mushrooms & Truffles Sauce. Not really my cup of tea but he sure enjoyed it. So you get the idea.
Anyway, on to the food.
All sandwiches come with potato chips but since I hate plain potato chips (unless there's dip) I added fries. They're fresh cut and cooked to a beautiful brown colour. They had really good potato flavour but lacked a good crunch. There was a bit of crispness so it's not like they were limp, soggy tuber sticks but not the best either. So satisfactory all in all and certainly better than the chips would've been.
Our lunch guest, The Squire, opted for the Portobello Burger with Provolone and Mango/Curry Sauce. It comes out looking really nice as you can see but sadly, that didn't last. It lost complete and total structural integrity (and not in the good way) almost immediately. The Squire was mildly frustrated but quickly picked up a knife and fork and set to it. He said it was fantastic all in all with just the right amount of kick.
Both Mrs. Sippi and I went fairly old school. The standard burger with American Cheese and Bacon. What we got was a burger that was way up in the heirarchy of best burgers. This is magnificent. Definitely a top 5 burger for both of us. The meat had as good a taste as any I've had. Almost steak like in flavour. The cheese adds a nice creamy component, not to mention the cheesiness. The bacon, 3 strips of it, was good quality and really stood up well to everything else. Again, this is one incredible burger.
So there you have it folks, one of the US's best burgers in a cool and funky place.
You can find Terry's Turf Club at 4618 Eastern Ave, Cincinnati, Oh.
You can also find them on facebook.
Well that's all for now folks, we'll see ya next time in the food court.