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Houston, TX
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Stick It In Cape Canaveral Again
Geoff (like Chaucer)
I had a long, dull week this time around. All of the computers worked, and the quizzes were by the book. Here is your quiz recap:
Seven teams stepped up tonight to test their brains against my questions. The questions splayed themselves like target sheets on a firing range - the eight largest American cities, Sharknado 4, fictional hippies, playground games, writers in wars, and Bob's Burgers all received at least one bull's eye each.
Tonight's highest score belonged to Ebony & Ivory; they scored 80 points. There was a tie between Smart Fuckers and Team Excelsior (77 points each) at the end of the
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GEEKS. I enjoy role-playing games, listening to music, and video games. Reddit is my bread and butter. I know a lot about a lot of things.
WHO. Military veteran, computer expert. Young at heart, sarcastic to a fault, and funny. I hope.
DRINK. I don't drink often, but when I do, it's usually a beer. I drink shots on special occasions only. I am known to sing karaoke at times.
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Anchorage, AK
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Making America Drunk Again!
Quizmistrix Lalenya
Remember the good ol' days, when one could have a beer or two at lunch? When Happy Hour meant getting really happy right after work? I miss those days...
Nevertheless, we hang out at a brewery, and that means consumption of beer is not only ok, but expected! Yeah beer!
We had eight awesome teams, but the super power team formed by Veronica, Matthew, Patrick and Gus was just too powerful for all the competition. Nice job, Are We Best Friends Now? Pebble & Friends also had a fine showing for 2nd.
Unfortunately, we did not have a tie breaker round, so I did not get to bust out my new exciting toy that
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Lalenya is a veteran quizzer from Seattle. She cut her teeth playing (and winning with her amazing teammates) at such venues as Mulleady's, The Old Pequliar, Coopers and of course, The Globe (now The Ould Triangle). A founding member of the Pantsless Pete Appreciation Society, she has been quizzing with Geeks Who Drink for over 2 years. She misses playing, but really enjoys hosting, and understands the importance of a great Quizmaster.
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Denver, CO
In the eye of a hurricane, there is quiet
Jake's on a Thursday night in summer when the patio is open is pretty much the perfect place to be. Delicious food, really fun crowd, excellent atmosphere, and clear evidence as the night went on and the scores got noticeably worse that everyone was doing a lot more "drinking" than "geeking". The funny answers degenerated from actual funny answers to "i dunno something funny". The scrum for free beer got a lot more scrum-like.
Going on in the ubiquitous panopticon of televisions that form the background of all our sports bars was, first, a Rockies game, and second, Donald
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I'm an archaeologist. The Shroud of Turin dates to ca. AD 1300, evolution is really real but more complex than you probably know, and no, I don't have a particularly strong interest in identifying the thing you dug up out of your backyard that you think is totally a Native American burial item/pirate gold/Roman pottery. And no, I don't dig up dinosaurs, but I did once read this other book, by a guy named Bakker*, and that plus repeated viewings of Jurassic Park and Indiana Jones inspired adolescent me to get into the "boot sciences" as a certain Norwegian archaeology professor calls them. Now I'm living the dream.
* The Dinosaur Heresies, by Robert Bakker -- out of date now but an excellent read just to watch someone with ideas exploding out of their head shake up their field.
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Long Island City, NY
$hillz and Thrills
It was a quiet evening at Long Island City's Beer Closet this week, but fun nonetheless! Tonight's questions were for a real in-the-nknow New Yorker. With just three teams, everyone stayed neck and neck (and neck) throughout the trivia. In the end, it was Corporate $hillz that took the prize, followed by the Cat Ladies of Eastwick and The Lit Click, whose name had nothing to do with being college English majors, unfortunately.
Great teams, great service, and great neighborhood! Hopefully, we'll all go check out that unauthorized prequel to Jane Eyre. I already forgot the title, but that's enough for us to Google.
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Hoboken, NJ
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Cigarettes and Sunsets
Bill Murray
Nitwit, blubber, oddment, tweak
Guess what Stop Looking at our Answer Sheets Milenia won first and Chloe's parents won second. I still love My Friends Hate Me despite their intense loss. I miss BLANK i Don't Even Know Her. it was weird without their enthusiasm. I thin the bar manager is Canadian. Gosh, he's the greatest. I caught a Kabuto this week. I hope you catch one too. I almost had no blog, due to a very slow drag of a phone into a pool. It barely survived thanks to you tube how-to videos. Clark won stuff tonight. Randy stole all of the good prizes. He's oddly lucky. Have a good night. I plagiarized so
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"The story so far:
In the beginning the Universe was created.
This has made a lot of people very angry and been widely regarded as a bad move."
Douglas Adams, The Restaurant at the End of the Universe
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Denver, CO
It Started Down Low, Then Started to Grow
Justin Mazouat
So Denver is pretty humid huh? I felt it, and ya'll felt it, but we still had six teams come out for some M Uptown quiz night yesterday!
It was one of the more tough quizzes recently, but the scores were tight right up until the end. Round two was one of the more challenging music rounds recently, even with the fact that so many answers repeated! Round eight was so tough, this quiz was one of the few that might warrant jokering a non-round five (that's an overstatement, always joker a sixteen point round.)
I'll see everyone next week! Def getting used to using powerpoint and I look forward to seeing everyone once a week!
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My name is Justin and I host quiz! And they all lived happily after. The End.
907 NW 50th Street
Seattle, WA
Metal Shows & Nestlé Woes
Jam Sammich
Another awesome Thursday on the books! Thanks to the wonderful Baillie for covering for me while I was at a bachelorette party in Vegas last weekend. I successfully avoided casinos, went to a country bar and rode a mechanical bull, and spent a day on a large boat on Lake Mojave soaking in the sun and the drinks in 115 degree weather.
It was hot, dry, and had fantastic company... But I loved getting back to quiz to see all your lovely faces!
We had four teams join us for yet another night of quizzery as we discussed a slew of topics to challenge, compete, and basically have your asses handed to you from a visiting team from Georgia.
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Snarky data analyst/ex-cover band singer with an affinity for alt rock, Dad jokes, puns, and whiskey.
520 E Colfax Ave
Denver, CO
There's No Place Like Home, There's No Place Like Home...
Kelly the Bearcat
As many, if not all of you know:
I'm from Chicago
I'm getting married soon
So I was in Chicago for a bridal shower that my mom and sister decided to throw me (and I literally had no input except for the fact that there were mimosas available to me), when I got a sad call and had to stay in Chicago for longer than originally planned. Everything is fine, and in the end I'm glad that I was able to be there for my (soon-to-be-legal) family.
However, I was in Chicago for longer than I have been since I moved out here years ago.
It was humid. It was gross. I did not pack enough clothes, and I may have tricked my sister and
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Bearcat (n): a lively, spirited woman, possibly with a fiery streak. Chicago native. Denver transplant. Beer lover. Cupcake connoisseur. Ukulele player.
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Houston, TX
That's Right I'm In It
I'm getting really tired of these bigots, yo. This Trump guy is pandering to the dumbest segment of voters and it seems like these white supremacists find some kind of validation from it. Well I got a message for you big boys: suck my brown, government-assistance having dick. I love welfare. I FUCKING LOVE IT MAN!
Things we learned at quiz:
1. Anthony Bourdain gets really, really high.
2. A lot of people think that Bob Dylan has a song called "Work", which would make sense but it's also funny to think of him singing "work, work, work, work, work, work, he said me haffi work, work, work, work, work, work"
3. Tiger Woods might be a sleazebag, but what about
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Dallas, TX
Do you think they appraise Pokemon yet at Antiques Roadshow?
Your Best Friend Rachel
BREAKING NEWS: We got a scorekeeper starting next week again. Show the hell up. I love you.
MORE BREAKING NEWS: I'm going to be at the filming of Antiques Roadshow tomorrow. It's not too late to give me your old shit that's worth a lot. I don't even need an origin story. I will make that shit up as I go.
List of things I contemplated bringing to my appointment:
Lulu and Nacho - I was going to pretend I thought it was an adoption fair and then just walk off camera then run for the car while they realized what was happening. I am covered in pet hair right now. And probably fleas.
My 80's haunted unicorn bedside lamp - FACT: The Old
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Rave Reviews For Rachel:
*"I want to adopt her." - John Dicker, Geeks Who Drink Owner
*"She's like a kindergarten teacher after three martinis." - QM Glenn
*"Cute. Cuddly. Stabby." - Wayne, BST
*"She is such an asshole." - Former Boss
*"She needs a handler. Literally." - Chelsea, GWD
*"She's a crazy damned nightmare." - Audreia, Venue Mgr
Let's make beautiful Quiz together. Here's where you can find me slinging dat knowledge:
--> Tuesdays at Nodding Donkey Uptown (8pm)
--> Thursdays at Barley House (8pm) Starting 5/19!!
Let's cyberstalk each other:
facebook.com/wildaggie, Twitter & IG @grownassperson.
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Denver, CO
35-bedroom home?!?!
Who in the bloody heck needs a 35-bedroom home?! That's crazy. CRAZY!
I took the Thursday night quiz throwdown at Fado Irish Pub back inside this week, becauseYOLO! We came, y'all played, some conquered.
This week, we discussed the Nestlé corporation (mmmmm, chocolate... and so much more!), eight songs with four titles, things that are and aren't still around, celebrities and the dumb shit they own, jail and Jamaicans, random stuff Anthony Bourdain does and thinks, and which four state capitals aren't on an interstate highway. Fun fact, btw: Hawaii has an interstate highway. While not literally such, such a designation is based
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Hey, everybody!
I hail from the great Commonwealth of Virginia (the Mother of Presidents). I've played piano since I was 3, I've been to 45 states, and I saw Letterman's "Late Show" live 20 times before it ended.
I'm on the Twitter @micahwhite and at Facebook /micahwhite.
Anyway, enough about me. See you at Nicolo's Pizza in Capitol Hill every Wednesday at 8pm, and Fado Irish Pub Thursdays at 8pm!
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Ogden, UT
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Hey gang.
I'm back from a brief hiatus, and its good to be home. Thank you for being kind to the substitute teacher. Fortunately, you all seem to be as smart as ever. You showed off your knowledge of Nestle, celebrity extravagance and movies about lunatics. You also know your Anthony Bourdain geography. Round eight was a tough one, but you all gave it a run for it's money.
This Team Name Is Not Plagiarized trumped the competition with a twelve point round eight and a solid win. RNC Your Tits pulled up in second. Congrats to the winners, and I will see you all next Thursday!
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Hey gang,
I have been a quizmaster since all the way back in early 2014. I am a pop culture sponge and have a head full of useless knowledge, so I figured I would put it to work in the best way possible: barking trivia questions at drunkards. When I am not hanging out in bars trying to make people feel stupid, I am a humble public servant in the employ of the United States Government.
I am a worldly gentleman of dignity and refinement, and a student of the human condition. That is a nice way of saying I am a snarky asshole who judges people while doing nothing meaningful with his life. I am a sci-fi nerd, a fantasy nerd, a science nerd and a history nerd (a useless college major, I have discovered to my dismay).
Regardless, I am happy to be part of the Geeks family and look forward to quizzing in all of your faces!
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Shoreline, WA
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I Promise, Michael Is Just Getting Milk Around the Corner
Well, well, well, look at what the cat dragged in? That's right, just like a level 12 brace-faced teenager at a pokestop with a Mewtwo, that is to say, I'm just not ready to leave you guys yet! I promise you, Michael has not abandoned you, he's just getting milk and cigarettes from the corner store. He will be back any day now, just you wait and see.
I will say, this quiz was not quite as busy as the last one, which meant that we got more one-on-one time together. Just the way I like it. I think it is nice to see some familiar faces, because you already know what lame dad-esque jokes you can expect from me, and I don't have to preface it with
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Full-time cat mom. Part-time karaoke junkie. My crafting skillz are off the chiz-ARTS.
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Phoenix, AZ
Where There's a Will There's an United Way
Last night at Bonus Round was amazing! Bonus Round hosted a Quiz for a Cause to support the Valley of the Sun United Way! And let me tell you, what a cause we supported! Bonus Round was nearly packed to capacity and we ended up raising over $300 for our cause! I was so proud of my little quiz, stepping up to help get people off the streets! Great job everyone!
Round 1 covered all things Nestle--and had me craving some Quik power (but only in my lactose-free milk) and 90s X-Men cartoons. Those were the days! We discussed Switzerland
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I was born & raised in San Diego, California, I left for a few years to attend and graduate from the University of Arizona. Bear down! I used to spend my days teaching Tucson's youth--the future of America (get out while you can--seriously.) But, now I'm embarking to nursing school. In my spare time, I enjoy geeking out at quiz, playing HeroClix and tabletop games or hanging with friends!
I love animals, science, books....and quizzing! There's more to know but really, who cares?
Keep Calm & Geek On!
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Denver, CO
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My New Political Affiliation: The Surprise Party!
I've been pretty surprised by the various political parties this year. The vitriol and hate being spewed back and forth is just really damned depressing. It made me wish Jon Stewart was still on the air. Oh, wait! Jon Stewart did return tonight, but on Colbert's Late Show! Oh, how I've missed his voice. Well, not his literal voice, but his take on politics and the media. If you missed his bit tonight, you need to go watch it here.And the Surprise Party? It actually fits this year. Gracie Allen had a slogan that hits home:
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The Sportos and Motorheads, Geeks, Sluts, Bloods, Wasteoids, Dweebies, Dickheads all adore me. They think I'm a righteous dude.
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Clawson, MI
"...but together, they have 100 points!"
One more night is in the books, and it was a fantastic third week for the Black Lotus Brewing Co.
Not only do they have an amazing beer selection, but they have a new burger of the week for every quiz. As an added bonus for all my Pokemon Go! players out there, I'll drop an incense sometime during the next quiz if enough people show up that know what I even mean. (Team Mystic whuuuuuuuuuttt!!!)
But what about the quiz? Was it just as amazing as the venue with all of it's wonderful staff? Could this scrappy young QuizMaster possibly live
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What other cultures can teach us about keeping down the pounds
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The Mediterranean diet. The Asian diet. The French women have their own diet, too. When it comes to weight control, it sometimes seems as if every culture on the planet has the answer -- except us!
As our collective girth steadily grows -- and with it, our risks for heart disease, stroke, and even some cancers -- experts say it's time to sit down at the international dinner table with something more than dessert on our minds.
"There is no real mystery as to why Americans are gaining weight. We have a body that needs roughly 2,200 calories a day to survive, and a food industry that insists on producing and pushing 3,700 calories a day. Do the math and you'll see what's going wrong," says Steven Jonas, MD, PhD, a professor of preventive medicine at State University of New York at Stonybrook, and author of 30 Secrets of the World's Healthiest Cuisines.
But what kind of food is the rest of the world eating that we're not? And, more important, what are we eating that's contributing to our problems? If you're about to jump up and shout, "Desserts, pasta, white bread, fast food!" -- not so fast, the experts say.
If you examine the global pantry item by item, you may be surprised to learn that diets all over the world contain pretty much the same foods. The choices, whether you're in Madrid, Spain or Minnesota, or Provencal or Pasadena, basically much consist of meat, poultry, fish, dairy, grains, nuts, fruits, and vegetables.


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Riding a bicycle built for two, or a divorce-cycle, as Holly Bahnsen has heard it referred to can be a real challenge to any relationship. But, for Holly and her boyfriend Colin Swanson the first half of their cycling trip from Vermont to Portland, Oregon has gone relatively smooth.
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I have a partial view (control) that's used across several view pages, and I need to pass the name of the current view back to the controller - so if there's e.g. validation errors, I can re-draw the original view.
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Question is - is there some property or syntax I can use to retrieve this directly instead of setting it from the controller? I've tried the obvious:
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No matter who you are or where you live or what you drive or whether you thought "The English Patient" or "Anchorman 2" the funnier movie, it is time to take a stand on plastic bread. Here's a hint: most of us are against it. Formaldehyde rinsed coffee beans? Not big fans. Flame retardants in our cupcakes? That's a big old negativo, Breaker One. And pink slime should be featured in horror films, not meat.
Exclusive Excerpt from: "Comical Sense: A Lone Humorist Takes on a World Gone Nutty!" by Tom Purcell
We thought the big controversies in the Sochi Winter Olympics would be toothpaste terrorism or government-sanctioned homophobia. Then the press tried to check into their hotels and discovered a comical array of foibles that will do nothing to boost the Russian tourism industry. But what shocks the traveling press corps-lost hotel reservations, uncovered manholes, unsafe tap water-is nothing new to those of us who have lived in Russia.
"Income Inequality" is the current marketing slogan for rallying voters to the Democratic Party. It just isn't "fair" that some people make millions of dollars a year "doing nothing" while millions of people work hard and struggle every day to put food on the table and afford HBO.
In one courtroom were poorly prepared attorneys, shackled defendants and assembly-line justice. In another, things were all spit and polish: "yes, sir" and "thank you, ma'am."
Note: A version of this column was originally published shortly after 9/11. Since then, from time to time, it has seemed appropriate to submit it again as a way of expressing the frustration of a populace whose leaders simply will not listen to their will. I offer it again in that spirit.
In the darkest recesses of our minds we have always known that monsters exist. It is only when we are involuntarily thrust into an unfolding human tragedy that shocks our senses and devastates our hearts that we truly acknowledge their presence.
At the risk of being branded a Valentine Grinch, I must take issue with opinions expressed recently in the Winnipeg Sun.
Canadian-born, teen heart throb Justin Bieber's criminal misbehavior may indirectly hurt Congress' push for comprehensive immigration reform. All systems for the White House's coveted blanket amnesty are "go." President Obama just touted his version of reform during his Tuesday State of the Union address. House Majority leader John Boehner released what he calls his "immigration principles." Given those two major immigration developments, now could be a bad time for a foreign-born visa holder to be in the headlines because of his embarrassing illegal antics. Because of Bieber's high visibility, journalists reporting on his story-seemingly everyone in the ...
When the Hindenburg flew over Lakehurst Naval Air Station in New Jersey on May 6, 1937, as it burst into flames, causing 35 fatalities, WLS radio's Herbert Morrison's eyewitness account became one that would be remembered for the ages: "Oh, the humanity!"
Get this: Americans are getting sick of McMansions.
President Obama laid out his personal standard for approving the presidential permit for the Keystone XL pipeline in his global warming speech at Georgetown University on June 25, 2013. If the project increases global warming, he'll veto it. Based on that standard, he should now approve the project - immediately.
Sometimes rhetorical questions demand answers. When Texas state Sen. Leticia Van de Putte asked, "At what point must a female senator raise her hand or her voice to be recognized over her male colleagues?" the deafening roar from the gallery carried Wendy Davis' filibuster over the midnight finish line last summer. But Van de Putte only got an answer last week. It turns out that it doesn't matter if a woman is even dead or raped. Texas Republicans don't recognize women at all.
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at least they are encouraging alternative forms of transportation.
Haven't I been reading in the Stranger's pages about the growing Russian evangelical movement? Maybe the Discovery Institute has detected a vast new market for its patented snake-oil.
He must not understand the difference between a review and a press release.
"Hi,my name is Eddie Murphy. Can I write a review for this movie called Norbit? I hear good things about it"
Why the paw print on the certificate? What's that suposed to represent?
i read his version (which seems to match yours but provides the actual messages), and i can understand why both of you feel the other was inappropriate. are those the actual messages, and if so what is "bizarre" about his version?
anyway, you think they have something to do with the discovery institute and held that againt them. it appears, however, that was just the venue (like mars hill playing crash -- the movie sucking had nothing to do with that church's screening of it). that, and you feel they lied about the oscar nod...
but sightly in their defense, they were upfront about it being their written review, and why. they probably have no problems with the discovery institute, but they gave a shoe to them as well... both you and the branch of the DI were each given a shoe. they explain why on their site.
but you really seem to be holding their "association" with the DI against the film (and/or its promoters)... when the connection appears weak at best.
That's the weirdest thing I've ever read in the Slog. It sounds like some kind of Scientology kookiness, from before the Scientologists got wise to the concept of PR.
Comparing you to Khrushchev, "Russia's [sic] most out of touch figure", is bizarre as well. How was Khrushchev any more out of touch than, say, Brezhnev? They got mercurial right, though; but some might nominate Yeltsin for that honor.
But what that has to do with you not reviewing a film that you haven't seen and CAN'T SEE I don't know.
If the film is in fact good I can't think of a better way to damage its reputation than this.
I'm astonished that the Discovery Institute, as nutty as they are on the subject of creationism, would be diving into the Russian murk like this. It just HAS to be the Putin propaganda machine going to work. Figuring out what kind of bullshit game Putin is playing these days is almost impossible, but it's pretty obvious that his agents are executing hits around the globe, and he's shutting down every glimmer of dissent at home. The Russian bear isn't dead yet. And Putin is the world's most dangerous figure.
Yet another unqualified genius foreign policy success by "I looked into his soul" GW Bush.
the paw print is a bear print... the russian bear probably...
What are you on about? The Real Russia Project is part of the Discovery Institute--that's clearly stated on the banner on the top of their blog, and they're listed on the DI website. I am thus far the only recipient of the Shoe Award.
Yes, those are the actual messages. What's "bizarre" about Slepko's account is that he draws the conclusion that I "exemplify either an irrational love of Mother Russia or a fanatical fear of the Bear or just an irrational fanaticism on a Russian scale" when I merely a) rejected his proposal that he provide a review of the movie he was promoting; and b) pointed out that his organization was providing false information and engaging in unethical practices.
annie, you appear to be holding the fact that this screened at DI against the film. that is what i am saying, and that appears to be what they are saying. and of course those the real russia project is linked to DI. (otherwise why would i say the DI got the other shoe?)
from: http://www.russiablog.org/2007/03/cobblers_by_day_cabalists_by_n.php#more
For the second recipient of the Shoe Award (after all, they come in pairs), we are awarding the right one to the Real Russia Project for the same self-serving reasons.
false information i agreed that you are correct. it could have been a misunderstanding, but who knows. unethical? if you mean the review, i'd rather suppose they just misunderstood as elswinger pointed out so humorously above...
Oh, I see. The blog is the Real Russia Project--they're awarding the second shoe to themselves. (No, I don't understand why.)
Anyway, I don't hold the fact that the RRP is part of the DI against RRP. It's the opposite: I count the fact that these lying, unethical RRP wackos are part of the DI as one more strike against the DI itself.
Nice interrobang shout out though. The Discovery Institute, if nothing else, has good taste in punctuation.
okay -- i've re-read their blog, and at first at thought they were admonishing themselves for being self-serving with this film (ie, using the film to promote the "real russia project" when the film has nothing do to with the "real russia project").
i thought they were being honest, because they appear to be taking issue with your use of the film to talk about issues they feel are not associated with the film.
but then there's the whole "right one", and that self-serving could mean the award itself is self-serving praise...
and so i don't know anymore. but it sure seems to indicated they gave themselves a shoe, so you can understand why i said that they did.
and, apparently, i should not be call infrequent today.
Why the hell is the Discovery Institute meddling with ex-pat Russian politics?
Maybe for the same reason Ken Hutcherson travels to Latvia to hook up with a charismatic Pentacostal church in that country? Because it demonstrates to members of those churches/political movements here that Hutcherson and Discovery wish to make common cause with them?
Like on ballot initiatives n stuff.
Somewhatlessinfrequent, I can't make heads or tails of your last post.
Annie has it right: we have here a fellow who's pissed off because she won't run a film review written by someone promoting the film. That's the ethical response. This guy is not only wrong, he's wrong in an unusually kooky cloak-and-dagger way that is bizarrely reminiscent of the Soviet era, as most things about Putin are bizarrely reminiscent of the Soviet era. It's not as creepy as getting poisoned with Polonium, but it's pretty creepy nonetheless.
My question is, why is it happening? Is the DI's interest in Russian politics legitimate? Did they just happen to hire a kook for the job? Is there something about contemporary Russian politics that attracts kooks? (Yes). Does the DI know they're kooky, or are they being played by this weirdo? If they're being played, is it because they haven't thought their program through enough to worry about details like that? Or are they being paid a fee to promote Putin's Russia? Or are they just stupid?
In short, is this sort of like the White House Office of Faith and Community Based Initiatives -- a blow-off organization that's just supposed to placate the nutjobs?
Why? Because the Reds at the D.I. want to help out their comrades in Russia.
Well, if nothing else, at least now we know how to spell Annie's name in cryllic...
interrobang? you kids & your crazy slang!
I'd still screen everything for polonium, just to be on the safe side, Annie.
i'm not surprised my last post was confusing. i, like annie, am confused myself why they gave themselves a shoe award.
just the fact that we are talking about the DI and russian politics illustrates the frustration of the potentially unethical film promoter: none of that has anthing to do with the film that was not seen or reviewed but still got a write up in the stranger.
okay, here's the reason i'm all posty about this thing: the DI (and the prayer warrior for that matter) are on such good terms with the russian community because they actually try; they put a great deal of effort into their relationships with the russian community. the DI used this film as a way to strenghten those ties. (and your discussions about why are significant even if they have nothing to do with the film itself.)
this guy could be a russian propagandizing gay bashing intelligent design tool who is willing to lie in order to get his review published to promote his financial enterprise. if that is the case, he deserves to be called out for it.
or this guy could have simply misunderstood the oscar nom vs submission as well as the concept of review vs press release -- which would not be an uncommon thing for an immigrant or foreigner to do. to discern this (which you are under no obligation to do), all you had to do was ask for clarification.
but instead of helping him, or ignoring him, or providing a listing without a review, you instead did what eventually amounted to embarrassing him. so tell me, to a russian, which group seems more welcoming? the "real russia project" folks at the DI, or the stranger?
and, just for the record, the only things i disagreed with annie about was that two shoes were awarded, and that i thought she was holding the DI's politics against the film promoter in her review. she, rather humorously, flipped that to say that it was another to dislike the DI (not this film).
you and annie have made it clear that you believe this guy is dishonest, unethical, and perhaps kooky. i think maybe. probably. but isn't it better to find out first? maybe i'm too naive?! i should go back to being cynical.
You think this guy is himself Russian? I don't.
And if he is, I don't think calling him out on his weirdness is wrong. The Stranger is not a therapeutic organization. And if this kookiness came from the local Scientologists, would making fun of them be hostile to religion? I don't think so.
I think he's a nut who has successfully gotten his organization (screw the film, I'm talking about "The Real Russia Project") some press.
no, you are probably right. and despite having a russian name, he knows what a interrobang is... so he should be savvy enough to figure out basics of PR.
the stranger is not a therapeutic organization. i just cringe when i see the failing communications between those who speak english as a first language and those who don't. to me, this just looks like a case of the latter -- whether the guy is kooky or not. we should champion going out of our way to overcome such communication difficulties if we want to encourage a tolerant society.
offering to have a translator help with the viewing... that might be helpful or kooky. or both.
so i'll ask the guy a couple of questions via his blog and post here what i find out...
There's just one thing I don't understand about this award. Why would a bear wear shoes?
So here's some inside gossip on DI and the Russia connection... The original name of the Real Russia Project was the Russia Blog, and that's just what it was - a blog. Yuri Mamchur (who really is from Russia) has a background I don't quite understand - composer, lawyer, PhD candidate, former director of a charitable foundation, business owner and blogger - all at the ripe old age of 25. In any case I think he originally came to the U.S. and was hosted in the Seattle/Tacoma area by someone connected to his family; his father was a Soviet apparatchik. I'm not sure how he landed the DI gig; perhaps it was personal connections and he pitched the project to the right person. His blog articles were generally pro-Putin and pro-capitalism, and promoted the image of a new, shiny, happy Russia. He's been made an associate program director or something, in charge of this new Real Russia Project, which at this point still seems to be just a blog, though with additional commentators. I've met Yuri before; while he has good intentions and is quite tenacious, I don't think his analysis of policy and contemporary affairs is anything to write home about.
This link will take you to another Russia blog, written by someone who is not a fan of Yuri Mamchur: http://russophobe.blogspot.com/2006/09/further-misadventures-of-screwball.html
And if you want to buy one of Yuri's cd's :) go here: http://www.yuriproductions.com/
So, what did you do with the shoe?
Discovery's John Niles promotes "Intelligent Transportation" (gadgetbahn), not "alternative transportation".
i still think of a worn shoe as alternative transportation, not intelligent. to encourage "intelligent" transportation they would have needed to provide both shoes to the same party.
unless this is their idea of ride sharing.
First of all, as the reigning film editrix at the greatest weekly Seattle has ever known, I want you to know that you didnt offend me What I am trying to say Ms. Wagner is that: I hear your truth and thats okay in a Free Hugs kind of way.
To see my full response, A Ramble by Nick Slepko in Response to Annie Wagner and the Sloggers:
annie, fnarf, you were basically right.
i'm sorry.
Here are more reviews of Russian films, including some movies that sucked (Volkodav in particular combined pointless violence with the campiness of Conan the Barbarian and He-Man: Masters of the Universe): www.russiablog.org/culture
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Charlotte. Oui?
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Ooh, haven't seen you online in awhile, hi again. I don't know of Claire de Lune but...
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Clair de Lune is a song, but my silly iPad is not letting me link the song, unfortunately.
I do like Charlotte Luna, but there is a lot of L's!
Charlotte Olivine is pretty. It's the right kinda style I'm looking for.Jude, blackbird.
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Potato, Leek & Ham Soup
Total Time
Prep 15 mins
Cook 35 mins
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- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 2 leeks, washed and peeled
- 1 kg potato, peeled and chopped
- 1 liter water
- 1 tablespoon vegetable stock powder
- 375 ml evaporated milk, low fat
- 100 g lean ham, sliced
- 1 teaspoon parsley, chopped
- pepper
- Heat oil in large saucepan. Add leek and potatoes. Cook for 2 minutes.
- Add combined vegetable stock powder and water to pan and bring to the boil. Reduce heat and simmer for 20 minutes.
- Place mixtrure in food processor, and process until smooth.
- Return soup to pan and bring to the boil. Stir in evaporated milk and add ham. Simmer for 1 minute. Season with freshly ground black pepper. Stir in parsley before serving.
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This was a very tasty soup, quick and easy to throw together. We didn't puree the soup, it was perfect as it was...(personal preference only). The soup was very comforting and satisfying. I don't like evaporated milk so used 1% and a little hard cream, it worked beautifully. The soup was rich and creamy. Thanks so much for sharing this treat.
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This was easy and fast. I don't know if I'd bother to cook (saute?) the potatoes and leeks in the oil first - just boil then simmer in the water might be ok. I used my immersion blender - there were still a few chunks of potato left in the final soup. Yummy stuff!


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Pickled Beets
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|1 Can (10 oz), sliced
|Cider vinegar
|1 Cup (16 tbs) (To Cover Beets)
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Finely chopped onion
|1 Tablespoon
|Whole cloves
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|Caraway seeds
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1) In a pan, put together beets, vinegar, sugar, onions, cloves, caraway and salt.
2) Heat the pan to boil, reduce the heat and simmer for 15 minutes or until beets are tender.
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4) Pack the beets and the brine in sterilized jars and seal.
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Calories 141 Calories from Fat 2
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 0.2 g0.3%
Saturated Fat 0.01 g0.05%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 0 mg
Sodium 144.9 mg6%
Total Carbohydrates 32 g10.6%
Dietary Fiber 1.5 g5.8%
Sugars 28.9 g
Protein 0.78 g1.6%
Vitamin A 0.1% Vitamin C 2.1%
Calcium 1.7% Iron 2.3%
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A piano-and-drums duo from Boston that looks and sounds like the last-call orchestra at the Kit Kat Club, The Dresden Dolls approaches its songs in dramatic terms: musical in structure but actorly in delivery, with a Brechtian distance that paradoxically makes the band all the more convincing.
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Police investigating body found in Lakewood
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#1 Jun 7, 2008
from what I gather it sounds like an inside police job.. probably to protect a certain detective from Anthony skyers squeeling on something a certain policeman did not want the world to find out about... remember the casing was deliberately removed from the crime scene..
#2 Jun 8, 2008
what do you mean" the chasing was deliberately removed from the crime scene"?
#3 Jun 8, 2008
Ignorance is bliss isn't it. The kid was murdered and you go out there claiming the police did it. He wasn't the greatest kid in the world and was probably in drug trouble
#4 Jun 8, 2008
screw all of you skyers didnt deserve to die and its ignorant blacks and people on power trips that killed him ...
#6 Jun 9, 2008
Yea what the hell are you saying? Anthony didnt deserve what happened. The police had nothing to do with it douches.
#7 Jun 10, 2008
Shut up all of you ant wasn't that bad of a kid you didnt know him so stop judging him and have some respect
he was a great friend he called everyday when we were younger ...he would never do anything to hurt anyone..i dont get why these ignorant stupid poeple had to kill him ..rest in peace anthony and may god bless your soul and give justice to those who took you away from us ...
#8 Jun 12, 2008
i will always love him .. and he wont have to take care of who shot him cuz wen i find out .. lake wood will turn into harlem
#9 Jun 16, 2008
RIP If you know something speak up, it's igorant comments like your above that will keep this country going backwards. Who says a Jew didn't do it. What was he doing in the woods anyway.
#10 Jul 23, 2008
i got arrested rite there in them woods before the police is know to be in the just think about it the police know somthin
#11 Aug 19, 2008
anothony was my best friend and he did not derserve to die he was a good person just maid bad choices but who ever killed him is going to hell rest in peace you will always be rememberd
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#12 Aug 27, 2008
anthony IS my cousin, just because he isnt here anymore because some ASSHOLE had to do this to him doesnt mean he isnt my cousin anymore and for you people who leave little half assed, stupid, DICK HEAD remarks need to find something better to do with your sorry lives!
he didnt deserve what happened to him and whoever did this, i dont even wish anything bad to happen to you, im not even going to say anything that i want to happen because KARMA, thats a bigger bitch than i chose to be, but idk how you could live with yourself. in the eyes of my own and my family. YOU ARE SCUM.
#13 Sep 7, 2008
Anthony was a good kid, and someone who will be missed by those of us that actually knew him. It's a shame he was never given the opportunity to become an adult - he had a good heart.
#14 Dec 14, 2008
im nick tom*sulo anthony was closer than a brother and on anthonys grave i will take care of his brother as if he were my own
#15 Feb 9, 2009
anthony was my neighbor, him and dev were like my lil brothers when we were younger. i can't believe he's gone still. i miss you ant!!
i'd feel awful askin his mom or gma, so i haven't..but has anyone been arrested or charged with his murder?? cause this is ridiculous if no one has. he was only 18, what a sin.
love you ant!!
<3 Cait
#16 Jul 8, 2009
I love you my dude.... me nd u were chylinn everydayy... ill miss you nd keep lookin out for devin pce pcee
#17 Apr 14, 2010
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Molecular-Resonance Fiber Optic Gas Sensors
Award Information
Small Business Information
Aspen Systems, Inc.
184 Cedar Hill Street, Marlborough, MA, 01752-3017
Principal Investigator:
Jae Ryu
Principal Investigator
(508) 481-5058
Principal Investigator
(508) 481-5058
Business Contact:
Kang Lee
CEO and Chairman
(508) 481-5058
CEO and Chairman
(508) 481-5058
Research Institution:
AbstractAspen systems proposes to develop an innovative and smart sensors to continuously monitor ambient air compositions by utilizing a resonating tunable micro-cavity technology. The new device will directly measure the unique vibrational resonance of gas molecules and determine its concentration for each constituent gas species. In Phase I, we will experimentally demonstrate the proposed concept by monitoring ambient air concentrations using the resonating tunable micro-cavity sensor. Selectivity and sensitivity of each gas species in air will be determined. Furthermore, we will determine linear response ranges of the proposed air monitoring system as a function of test gas compositions, including carbon dioxide and ethylene, temperatures and relative humidity. In Phase II, we will fabricate and test a prototype system for air monitoring in biomass production environments. Resulting smart gas sensors will be extremely compact, accurate, reliable, light weighted, low power consumption, no extra supplies required for operation and fully automated microprocessor controllable. Furthermore, the same gas sensing and monitoring system can be used to measure relative humidity, pressures and temperatures of ambient air by using slightly modified sensor designs.
* information listed above is at the time of submission.
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