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Conventions | While the San Diego Chargers support the construction of a multi-use stadium that's not connected to the San Diego Convention Center, Comic-Con International still favors a contiguous expansion. "If a convention center is built across the street or blocks away from the current location, any convention considering an event in San Diego would be forced to determine who gets to stay at the main facility and who is relegated to the 'other' venue," Comic-Con's David Glanzer writes in a column reiterating the organization's stance. "Comic-Con experienced a similar scenario some years ago when we attempted to create more exhibit space by moving some exhibitors upstairs to the Sails Pavilion. Even though all exhibitors were in the same building, the fact that some were only one floor removed from others caused a great deal of consternation as they objected to not being on what they considered to be the main exhibit floor." [San Diego Union-Tribune]
The only obstacle preventing Comic-Con International from committing to remaining in San Diego through 2018 is area hotels.
According to Voice of San Diego, some hoteliers are resisting an amended contract that would ensure the same number of discounted rooms in the convention block at the same rates for the next two years.Last year, the site says, hotels committed 56,600 discounted room nights. However, Comic-Con, which attracts more than 130,000 attendees annually, could fill twice that.
With just two weeks until the official start of Comic-Con International, organizers are reportedly nearing a deal with San Diego officials that will keep the event in the city through 2018. The current contract expires next year.
Although there's been no official comment about an agreement, The San Diego Union-Tribune reports an announcement is expected before the convention gets under way on July 9. Area hoteliers have confirmed to the newspaper that they've been asked to amend their 2016 contracts, agreeing to maintain the same number of discounted rooms at the same rates through 2018.
Conventions | With the long-planned expansion of the San Diego Convention Center stalled indefinitely, the Los Angeles Times offers an overview of efforts to keep Comic-Con International in the city past 2016, and what suitors like Los Angeles and Anaheim, California, have to offer. "The proposals we've received are pretty amazing," says Comic-Con spokesman David Glanzer. "It's not an easy decision." However, the San Diego Tourism Authority remains confident that convention organizers will sign a deal — possibly with a month — to remain in the city through 2018, based on an agreement for nearby hotels to offer their meeting space for Comic-Con programming. (The Tourism Authority has already asked hotels in the Comic-Con room block to freeze their rates at 2015 levels for the next two years.) [Los Angeles Times]
Conventions | The San Diego Tourism Authority is asking hotels in the Comic-Con International room block to freeze their rates at the 2016 level for the following two years, as part of its bid to keep the convention in the city. Already, 30 of the 50 participating hotels have agreed to do so. Meanwhile, Mayor Kevin Faulconer will attend the next Comic-Con board meeting to make an appeal to organizers to remain in the city; Tourism Authority CEO Joe Terzi said Anaheim has made a bid for Comic-Con, but the city's convention bureau wouldn't comment.
A plan to expand the San Diego Convention Center collapsed after the hotel-tax funding scheme was ruled unconstitutional, but Anaheim is preparing to break ground on its own 200,000-square-foot expansion. However, Comic-Con spokesman David Glanzer said, "Some people had mistakenly implied that an expanded convention center would be the thing that solidified our decision to stay or go, but there are a number of factors to be addressed: hotel room rates, available space within hotels and outside the center, things that could mitigate the issue of having outgrown the convention center. An expansion would be great for the city and us, but if it doesn't happen we've been able to make do without it, and if we can mitigate the concerns we do have we'll be able to stay here." [U-T San Diego]
Conventions | Although the planned $500 million expansion of the San Diego Convention Center is, by all appearances, dead, Comic-Con International isn't ready to say what it will do when its contract expires in 2016. "With regard to the convention center expansion, I can say that any decision to remain in San Diego has always been dependent upon a number of factors, and no one issue could really trump the others," says David Glanzer, Comic-Con's director of marketing and public relations. He notes that organizers previously worked with the city, convention center and hotels to expand programming venues, and they continue to discuss such issues as "space, hotel rates and other logistical factors that need to be addressed if we are to remain in San Diego."
The proposed expansion would have added 740,000 square feet of exhibit space, a five-acre rooftop park, a waterfront promenade with retail shops and restaurants, and a second, 500-room tower to the adjacent Hilton San Diego Bayfront Hotel. However, a California appeals court ruled Aug. 1 that a planned hotel tax intended to pay for the bulk of the costs was unconstitutional, as it was never put to a citywide vote. Anaheim and Los Angeles attempted to woo Comic-Con away from San Diego in 2010. [ICv2.com]
San Diego City Council decided Tuesday it won't appeal a court ruling that struck down the hotel tax devised to fund most of the planned $520 million expansion of the San Diego Convention Center.
That leaves the financing "up in the air," council President Todd Gloria told City News Service after the unanimous vote. "It means we're going to have to spend some time figuring out a way to pay for this project or find a new one."
In short, as Scott Lewis writes on Voice of San Diego, after six years and $10 million, the expansion plan is dead.
San Diego City Council will meet this afternoon in a closed session to discuss whether to appeal a recent California appeals court ruling that cripples the funding plan for the proposed $520 million expansion of the San Diego Convention Center.
According to City News Service, council members don't necessarily have to reach a decision today — although City Attorney Jan Goldsmith told them earlier this month that they have until Sept. 10 to file an appeal with the Supreme Court of California. Before any action is taken, however, an open session will be held to allow the public to offer input.
San Diego City Council recessed for summer break Thursday without deciding how to respond to a state appeals court ruling that the plan to finance the $520 million expansion of the San Diego Convention Center is unconstitutional.
A three-judge panel ruled last week that the room surcharge, approved two years ago by hoteliers and City Council, has to be put to a citywide vote. The financing scheme, which would have added another 1 cent to 3 cents per dollar to room taxes, was expected to generate about $35 million annually.
Delivering a crippling blow to the planned $520 million expansion of the San Diego Convention Center, a California appeals court ruled Friday that the hotel tax devised to fund most of the project is unconstitutional.
Although hoteliers and city council approved the room surcharge two years ago, U-T San Diego reports the three-judge panel unanimously found that the tax had to be put to a citywide vote. Several groups, including San Diegans for Open Government, opposed the funding scheme, arguing that the arrangement amounted to privatizing the city's taxing authority. A Superior Court judge sided with the city in March 2013, but opponents appealed the ruling.
Although Preview Night is still hours away, there's still plenty of Comic-Con International news and miscellaneous tidbits, ranging from early announcements and last-minute preparations to convention exclusives and recommendations. We've rounded up just some of them here.
• Fox has partnered with BOOM! Studios to produce a convention-exclusive Maze Runner comic. Written by the film's director and screenwriter, Wes Ball and T.S. Nowlin, and illustrated by Marcus To, the one-shot will be given to attendees of the studio's Hall H presentation on Friday.
• Dark Horse rounds up its pre-convention announcements of 12 new creator-owned comics, including Hellboy and the B.P.R.D., by Mike Mignola, John Arcudi and Alex Maleev, EI8HT, by Rafael Albuquerque and Mike Johnson, The Black Hammer, by Jeff Lemire and Dean Ormston, and Fight Club 2, by Chuck Palahniuk and Cameron Stewart.
• The online comics education resource Comics Experience has partnered with IDW Publishing to release creator-owned titles by new talent, beginning in January with five miniseries: Drones by Chris Lewis and Bruno Oliveira; Creature Cops: Special Varmint Unit by Rob Anderson and Fernando Melek; Gutter Magic by Rich Douek and Brett Barkley; and Tet by Paul Allor and Paul Tucker.
Despite objections by the San Diego Chargers and concerns about public access to the waterfront, the California Coastal Commission on Thursday unanimously approved the $520 million expansion of the San Diego Convention Center, viewed as critical to keeping Comic-Con International in the city.
While the blessing of the commission — it's a state agency with regulatory oversight of land use and public access to the California coastal zone — removes one major obstacle, U-T San Diego notes there remains pending litigation to the project's financing scheme, which calls for a hotel surcharge of 1 percent to 3 percent. Hoteliers have already agreed to the plan, and a judge has upheld the assessment as legal, but opponents have appealed the ruling, arguing the arrangement amounts to privatizing the city's taxing authority.
Conventions | A even bigger obstacle than the San Diego Chargers to the proposed $520 million expansion of the San Diego Convention Center could be the California Coastal Commission, which must approve the project before it can proceed (the stage agency has regulatory oversight of land use and public access to the California coastal zone). The commission's 11 members are meeting today through Friday in Mission Valley, where they're expected to consider staff objections about reduced access to the bay; a bridge, estimated to cost about $42 million, from the foot of Fourth Avenue in the Gaslamp Quarter has been floated as a solution. A public hearing is being held Thursday. The expansion of the convention center is viewed as critical to keeping Comic-Con International in the city past 2015. [U-T San Diego]
Comic-Con International is spilling out of the San Diego Convention Center as Warner Bros. Entertainment takes over Bayfront Park for Lawn Con, a free pop-culture event for big and little kids alike.
Open to the public Thursday through Sunday, Lawn Con features lives DJs, a picnic area, and characters and replicas from Warner Bros. Animation, DC Entertainment, Warner Bros. Consumer Products and Warner Bros. Pictures: enormous blow-ups of the Teen Titans Go! crew, ranging in height from 17 to 30 feet; a life-size LEGO model of Bag End from The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey, complete with Gandalf, Bilbo and others; life-size LEGO models of Batman, Robin and The Joker; and a replica of Scooby-Doo and the gang's Mystery Machine.
Bayfront Park is located between the San Diego Convention Center and the Hilton San Diego Bayfront hotel.
As big of a boon as Comic-Con International is to the San Diego economy, new research has found something significantly larger: beer.
U-T San Diego reports that an independent study released on Monday– it's the first devoted to the impact of local craft brewing — found the county's breweries accounted for $299.5 million in wages, capital expenses and contracts in 2011. The direct economic impact of Comic-Con International that same year was about $180 million, up a little from the $163 million figure found in a 2010 study commissioned by the San Diego Convention Center Corp.
Add to that $299.5 million beer number a reported $680.8 million in local brewery sales, and hotel and restaurant revenues from events like San Diego Beer Week. The new study determined local brewpubs employ 1,133 people, and breweries another 497.


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NEW YORK -- Roger Federer delivered another YouTube-worthy, between-the-legs shot at the U.S. Open.
The five-time champion at Flushing Meadows hit 18 aces in his 6-1, 6-4, 6-2 victory over 96th-ranked Brian Dabul of Argentina in the first round, part of Federer's remarkable 46-4 advantage in winners Monday night.
"There's nothing you can do when he has those days," Dabul said. "He's perfect."
No shot was more spectacular than the one Federer came up with while leading 5-3 in the second set.
He was at the net when Dabul sailed a lob high overhead. Federer turned and sprinted toward the baseline. A few steps from the wall behind the court in Arthur Ashe Stadium, and with his back to the net, Federer smacked the ball through his legs.
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Asked if Monday's shot was better than the one against Djokovic, Federer said he'd need to go to the videotape to be sure.
"In terms of difficulty, maybe this one was harder, because I had the feeling I had to run a longer distance and I was further back somehow," he said. "I had to really give the last big push at the end. I didn't have time to set it up."
And it most definitely was real, no argument about that -- unlike the trick shot that has drawn more than 6 million views since being posted on YouTube two weeks ago. In that clip, shot in Zurich shortly after Wimbledon, Federer is seen serving a ball and swatting a metal bottle off a man's head -- twice in a row.
Federer has been coy about the authenticity of the video, and some have been skeptical, such as two-time major finalist Andy Murray, who said this weekend: "There's not a chance it's real."
Told that other players have wondered aloud about that one, Federer replied: "I can't tell you if it's real or not. That's up for debate. ... I'm not going to answer that question."
Could he hit a ball between his legs and knock a bottle off someone's head?
"That's kind of tough, the trajectory going up," Federer said with a grin, before acknowledging, "No, I wouldn't be able to do that."
OK, so there are limits to his brilliance with a racket in hand. Still, Monday's result made Federer 16-0 in U.S. Open night matches, and he declared afterward, "I feel very much at home here."
"Obviously, I have the experience to play under pressure and with so many people, high expectations, so I guess I can use that to my advantage," Federer said. "Then court speed, surroundings, the event and everything helps my cause to really do well and play well here. I always loved coming here. Never had a bad U.S. Open."
That perfect mark under the lights has helped Federer reach six consecutive U.S. Open finals; the only loss in that stretch was to Juan Martin del Potro a year ago.
"I'd like to go there again this year," Federer said. "The path is long and rough."
His streak of 23 consecutive Grand Slam semifinals ended with a quarterfinal loss to Robin Soderling at the French Open, and Federer lost again at that stage at Wimbledon.
But Monday's victory clinched a berth in the season-ending ATP World Tour Finals at London in November, which is for the top eight men.
If there was anything for Federer to lament about his performance against Dabul, it was this statistic: The 16-time major champion converted only five of 19 break points.
Federer had an explanation for that, though.
He recently began working with Pete Sampras' former coach, Paul Annacone, and Federer jokingly said: "Break-point conversion wasn't very good, so that's [Annacone's] mistake."
Andy Roddick, meanwhile, turned 28 on Monday, Day 1 of this year's U.S. Open, and after beating Stephane Robert of France 6-3, 6-2, 6-2, the ninth-seeded American was asked what significance he attributes to his age.
In typical Roddick fashion, he injected his reply with some humor.
"Obviously, I know I'm probably closer to the finish than I am to the start," he said. "But ... it's a number. I'm barely older than I was yesterday."
Well, yes, that's true. He also, however, is seven years older than he was when he won his lone Grand Slam title at the 2003 U.S. Open. There's a reminder of that accomplishment every time Roddick returns to Flushing Meadows: His spot in the locker room bears a special plate with his name and the year he was the champion, a bit of recognition he referred to as "the little deal on your locker that says you're special."
It's been an up-and-down year for Roddick, who recently discovered he had a mild case of mononucleosis. He was under doctor's orders to limit his physical activity, but he said he feels a lot better now than he did a month or so ago.
"It's going the right way," he said. "To be honest, once you decide to play, I think you throw all the excuses and everything else out the window. If I decide to play, then it's up to me to give 100 percent of what I have. So it's not something I really want to discuss too much from this point forward."
Two-time French Open runner-up Soderling also reached the second round by holding off a strong challenge from a qualifier who's 214th in the rankings.
The No. 5-seeded Swede hurt himself with 13 double-faults while edging Andreas Haider-Maurer of Austria 7-5, 6-3, 6-7 (2), 5-7, 6-4 Monday. Haider-Maurer hit 34 aces -- 26 more than Soderling.
The 23-year-old Haider-Maurer was making his Grand Slam debut and facing a top-10 opponent for the first time. Soderling appeared headed to an easy victory, taking the opening two sets and then holding four match points in the third.
But Haider-Maurer charged back, thanks mainly to his big serves, which reached up to 134 mph.
Lleyton Hewitt, the 2001 U.S. Open champion, lost in the first round to aggressive-playing Paul-Henri Mathieu of France in five sets.
Mathieu beat the 32nd-seeded Australian 6-3, 6-4, 5-7, 4-6, 6-1. Mathieu had 72 winners and 65 unforced errors.
Mathieu, ranked 109th, was 4-8 at Flushing Meadows before Monday.
After Hewitt rallied from two sets down, Mathieu promptly broke his serve twice to go up 3-0 in the fifth set. Mathieu broke him again on Hewitt's 12th double-fault of the match to clinch the upset.
"I wasn't expecting a whole heap coming into this tournament, based on my preparation," said Hewitt, who had played only four matches, losing three, since Wimbledon.
Hewitt had never lost in the first round at the U.S. Open.
In other men's results Monday, Nikolay Davydenko, the No. 6 seed on the men's side, beat American Michael Russell 6-4, 6-1, 6-3. No. 11 Marin Cilic, No. 13 Jurgen Melzer and No. 22 Juan Carlos Ferrero also advanced. No. 27 Fernando Gonzalez of Chile retired against Ivan Dodig of Croatia.
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Sam Parry (born 17 December 1991) is a Welsh rugby union player. His position is hooker.
Parry began his rugby career at Llandovery RFC before joining the Scarlets Under-18s and then the Newport Gwent Dragons academy. He made his senior debut for Newport Gwent Dragons against Bath on 15 October 2011. Parry joined the Ospreys for the 2014-15 season.
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so i've got a succesful install of my 2.3 modchip. and i've done about 15 for many customers ever since switchign from 2.2's to 2.3 and now i'm worried. I can't seem to boot back to my MS dashboard with the modchip off. The light is red. and hdd is locked, but it always boots up with Xecutor on the bottom, never MS.
anyone know what the problem coudl be?
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i want my customers to be able to manage their save games from the old MS dash, or maybe there's a program on the xbox for managing save games?
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If your putting evox on them you can acess the ms dash through the settings in from the main evox screen. There is also a good program that i use that manages game saves and u can download game saves from their site. you can get it from www.xbox-saves.com
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What's the difference between king of the hill and dragon fight?
Well, if you payed attention, KOTH is VS players, has better rewards, ect. You really did not think before posting this did you?
Obviously you don't know that the deck you play against in the dragon fight is also player's deck. Do some research before you reply plz.
From what I can gather, when you win king of the hill, other players play against your deck. When someone can't beat your deck, you receive imperials (I believe the entry fee the player that lost payed). So the longer that you're "king of the hill" the more imperials you get.
In dragon fight (which I'm less sure of), I believe you also play the deck of the player that last won, but when you win, you don't receive imperials after that point. I think you also get the imperials from the entry fees of the players that lost to the deck you beat.
Don't quote me on any of this, but this is how I understand it.
Thanks, dslider. This makes a lot of sense now.
If this is the devs' idea of tournament, I give up on this game completely. What a joke. There have been numerous forum threads pointing at the fundamental flaws of this game and why it is not interesting to play it long-term as it is, and in every one of those threads tournaments have been pointed as a good way of extending the game playability greatly, then they go and make a Dragon Treasure clone, which is just as much a gamble, just as pointless (since imperials are rather useless), just as random and just as dependant on how big of a wallet warrior you are to have success in it.
That being said, so long, to everyone, since only the first 4-5 hours of the game are the most fun, after that it only goes drastically downhill, and the devs don't seem to show any signs of intention to change that.
I have another question. Why game does not allow me to use my best decks in KOTH and VS. It allows me to use decks that surely can not survive unknown enemy.
OMGWTFFFS, did you play these tournaments after the end of August? There are new limited versions are added, "No Ultra-Rare and Promo cards" and "No Promo cards".
wolfeek91, it is because of the rarity card limitations for top two rows of these tournaments. Please rebuild your decks accordingly.
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Justin Erenkrantz wrote: > On Sun, Jan 08, 2006 at 06:47:12PM -0700, Martin Sebor wrote: > >>I created a tarball of the stdcxx 4.1.3 branch (minus the docs/ >>subdirectory): >>http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/incubator/stdcxx/branches/4.1.3/ >> >>and placed in my home directory: >>http://people.apache.org/~sebor/stdcxx/stdcxx-incubating-4.1.3.tar.gz > > > It doesn't build on Mac OS X 10.4.3. (Not sure that I tested it on Darwin > earlier.) > > I get: > > ----- > make config > > configuring for gcc-4.0.0 on darwin-8.3.0-power-macintosh > > checking if compiler is sane ok > checking if linker is sane no > > int main () { return 0; } > gcc -c -pedantic -nostdinc++ -Wall -W -Wcast-qual -Winline -Wshadow > -Wwrite-strings -Wno-long-long -Wcast-align -D_RWSTD_USE_CONFIG -I. a.cpp > gcc a.o -lm -lsupc++ -o a.out > /usr/bin/ld: can't locate file for: -lsupc++ > collect2: ld returned 1 exit status > ----- > > Is this a known issue? It is now :) Let me add it to Jira: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/STDCXX-111 It looks like Apple decided to get rid of libsupc++ in their gcc 4. I just hope they didn't integrate it into libstdc++ -- that would prevent programs from linking with third party implementations of the C++ Standard Library (such as STDCXX) due ODR violations (i.e., due to both libraries containing their own definitions of the same symbols). FWIW, we have only very recently (last week, in fact) tried to build on OS X. Andrew has filed a bunch of issues for the problems that he has uncovered so far -- see http://issues.apache.org/jira/secure/IssueNavigator.jspa?requestId=12310512 Since several of them are involved and would require us to recertify the library on all the platforms where it has passed my goal is to get them fixed in 4.1.4. Does that sound reasonable? > > Finally, not a showstopper, but it'd be *really* nice if etc/config/README > were moved to the top-level directory. =) -- justin I agree. Let me add an issue for it: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/STDCXX-112 Martin
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Starting in September, the sun comes back to the beach, inland mountains and valleys cool down just a notch, and the fall colors are exquisite against brilliant blue autumn skies. It's the perfect time to plan a trip through Northern California, and author Elizabeth Linhart Veneman shares suggestions for a variety of travelers looking to make the most out of their autumn vacations.


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Counter-Strike: Global Offensive heat maps show where 6.5 million bullets were fired
Valve has been keeping track of various player actions during the Counter Strike: Global Offensive beta, and has incorporated some of its gameplay data into a heat map.
"We track nearly every player action, from individual bullets fired to weapon purchases, and the resulting data can be used to help us evaluate game design decisions," said the firm. "A straightforward way to visualize the data we collect is through heat maps. Heat maps can reveal player preferences, choke-points in maps, sight-lines for snipers, and much more."
Through the link, is a a set of heat maps showing the firing locations for the 6.5 million bullets beta testers spent in played de_train.
"Players have fired a weapon in nearly every inch of this map, though of course some locations are more popular than others," said Valve.
Counter-Strike: Global Offensive ships for PC, Mac, 360 and PS3 this summer.
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As far as hard jobs go, it's up there with air-traffic controller and crane operator. Stepmothers preside over a minefield of hidden hurts, half-concealed traditions and occasional tugs-of-war. Want the job? Rosemary Rogers shows you around.It's been said that parenting is the toughest job in the world. Wrong. It's the second toughest: Stepparenting wins hands down. Right now, approximately half of all Americans live in a stepfamily, which means that every day, millions of women are subject to the taunt—sometimes mournful, often angry—"You're not my mother!"
I've been a stepmother three times. I know, from hard-won experience, that a great relationship with your stepkids is possible. And if you avoid certain trapdoors like the 12 verboten phrases here, you'll not only get along, but you'll never have to ask them to pick up their socks.
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Restaurants, bars, and breweries all across the region are gearing up for the 4th Annual Philly Beer Week. We've sifted through the program and have pulled out some events that we think are the most in keeping with the Philly Homegrown message. This is just a small snippet of what's will be happening in the area June 3 – 12. For more information on Philly Beer Week, make sure to check out visitphilly.com/beer.
Saturday, June 4:
Bright and early on Saturday morning the Appel Farm Music Festival is hosting bands and drinks from Flying Fish Brewing Company and Auburn Road Vineyard and Winery from 10:30am-9:30pm. A bus will depart from Fergie's Pub, $75/person for transportation and festival ticket.
If you opt out of the day-long lawn-chair music gig, then join the competition to rate your favorite regional draft and bottled beers at the Philadelphia Bar and Restaurant. Rate your "hero" beer all day, 12am-8pm.
For beer over brunch, Mid Atlantic Restaurant and Tap Room is hosting Carol and Jodi Stoudt of Stoudt's Brewing Company.
Also on Saturday, from 11am-2pm, Johnny Brenda's is hosting an all-local beer event (besides the British the meat pies and rock and roll).
Sunday, June 5:
Fairmount Park's London Grill is preparing a Green Meadow Farm dinner from 4-9pm and is also hosting a beer vs. wine competition. Be there to join the jury and vote for Chaddsford Winery from the Brandywine Valley or Weyerbacher Brewing Co.
Monday, June 6:
**The With Love Beer Garden opens tonight at the Four Seasons. Bill Covaleski from Victory Brewing will be on hand to answer questions and gab with attendees. For you social media mavens out there, a Four Square check-in at this venue gets you a complimentary Summer Love Ale beer koozie.**
An evening of local food and drink will take place at the London Grill from 5pm-12am. At 7pm guests are presented with Chef Terry McNalley's three course locally inspired meal.
You'll taste an array of Philly Foods and Brews at Bridget Foy's from 4-10 pm. The menu includes a Jersey tomato and corn gazpacho, roast pork and broccoli rabe spring rolls, a hoagie salad, a deconstructed cheesesteak and tiramisu constructed out of Tasty Kakes.
From 8pm-11pm the Philadelphia Restaurant and Bar has given Weyerbacher Brewery complete reign over the taps.
Tuesday, June 7:
Games, dunk tanks, mechanical bulls, and local bites are on tap for tonight.
First at the London Grill, from 4pm-12am, your favorite local beer representatives will be taking turns in the dunk tank. The night's drinks hail from Philly proper. Featured producers include Nodding Head, Yards, and Stoudt's.
During Happy Hour at McGlinchey's Bar and Grill from 5-7pm, Jodi Stoudt will be giving away Stoudt freebies.
At Philadelphia Restaurant and Bar from 5-8pm the taps will be devoted to Troegs Brewing Company.
From 10-11pm, Cooper's Brick Oven Wine Bar Happy Hour special is three Dock Street beers for $6.
From 7-10pm at Standard Tap, Victory Brewing Company will start off a game of drunken balderdash. It's up to the crowd to decipher the sincerity of the drunken stories.
Victory Brewing Company will also be at Percy Street Barbecue from 7-11pm, awarding prizes to the best mechanical-bull rider.
At JG Domestic Fine Food and Spirits seven of the Flying Fish Exit Series ales (each named after an exit on the New Jersey Turnpike) will be paired with seven dishes, $75/person, 7-10pm.
Wednesday, June 8:
It's mid-week of Beer Week, and there are many opportunities to celebrate.
Happy Hour at Time Bar and Taproom is devoted to Weyerbacher Brewing Company, based in Easton, PA.
Happy Hour at the Sansom Street Oyster House will be serving up Victory Brews.
At the Philadelphia Bar and Restaurant from 5-8, share a round of beers with the drivers who deliver for the Philadelphia Brewing Company.
A quasi-local meet and greet will take place on Wednesday from 6pm-12am at the Local 44 beer bar. Drink to our local breweries like Stoudt's, Victory, and Dogfish Head.
From 7:30-10:30 at Jake and Cooper's Brick Oven Wine Bar in Manayunk drink to Fegely's Brew Works, a farm fresh brewery, and a four course meal.
Thursday, June 9:
Kick of Thursday night with the Philadelphia Brewing Company Gong Show at the Standard Tap, from 7-10pm.
Also on Thursday night, the East Passyunk Avenue artisanal prepared foods café Plenty is sampling four dishes to be paired with selections from The Bottle Shop.
At Percy Street Barbecue, 7-10p, Chef Erin O'Shea is preparing a special summer meal and beer pairing (can you say, crabs, peaches, and craft cans?).
Wrap up the evening at Johnny Brenda's with Pheonixville's Sly Fox Brews.
Friday, June 10:
Happy about Victory Brewing Company? A Happy Hour will take place from 5-6pm at Copper's Brick Oven Wine Bar on Friday night in honor of the Downingtown brewery.
Afterwards, from 6-9pm meet the makers of Stoudt's Brewing Company at Grace Tavern in Gray's Ferry.
Saturday, June 11:
Saturday afternoons in June are for local beers and street fairs. Troegs Brewing Company from Harrisburg is joining in on the action from 12-9pm at the annual Jazz Fest in Wayne, PA.
At Cooper's Brick Oven Wine Bar in Manayunk the Happy Hour tradition continues. Indulge in Weyerbacher's brews from 6-7pm, three beers for $6!
The last late night of Philly Beer Week always ends with karaoke at Fergie's Pub, from 8-11pm. Sly Fox, Yards, Flying Fish, and other local brews are in attendance. Afterwards, head over to Copper's Brick Oven Wine Bar until midnight and sip on Lion Brews, 3 for $6.
Sunday, June 12:
A pairing of locally produced chocolate and beer will finish the week off right, with selections from Naked Chocolate and Victory Brewing Company at the 13th Street Perch Pub, 4-9pm.
Uwishunu has caught a case of Oscar Fever. With all the buzz around Silver Linings Playbook and its eight oscar nominations this...
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Fundstrat's Tom Lee is now concerned the market will trade down in August. » Read More
The market is showing strength in ways that skeptics can't believe. Does that mean investors have missed the bottom?
Cramer makes his case for crude and offers his top picks. Plus, calls on Caterpillar, Costco, AECOM and more.
Libya says it will work to convince three U.S. oil companies currently "stalling" to sign revised contracts giving the North African nation a greater share of its oil production, in the latest indication that the OPEC member is grappling with falling crude prices.
Occidental Petroleum said Thursday its fourth-quarter profit fell 69 percent from a year ago as results were hammered by lower oil and gas prices. But its bottom line easily topped Wall Street forecasts.
"I dread looking at Wall Street tomorrow. It's not going to be a pleasant sight." Senator Harry Reid, Thursday night. Gee, Mr. Senator, don't get into the stock commentary business.
If you've lost your way in this stock market mayhem perhaps what you're seeking is no further than in your own backyard.
Although futures are down (we routinely move in 50 point ranges in the morning), there is a calmer, more even tone to trader talk this morning:
The Dow again swung in a roughly 775 point range (about 9 percent), and yet the markets felt....stable.
The energy crisis has been pushed to the back burner–pardon the pun–by the financial market concerns and yesterday's dramatic failure of leadership on Capitol Hill. The credit fears represent a tide that is sinking all boats.
Stocks whipsawed back into positive territory after regulators in the US and Europe took aim at short sellers and progress continued toward resurrecting the Resolution Trust Corporation to dispose of bad bank assets.
Twice each year, Standard and Poor's runs a stock screen, designed to find stocks that Warren Buffett might find attractive based on his general investment philosophy. The new list has just been released. Guess what well-known name is missing this time around. (Pay no attention to the picture on the left.)
Ken Kam of of Marketocracy Masters 100 thinks the market is at a crossroads. Here's his game plan -- for whichever path the market takes.
Yes, but not for the long term, Cramer says. Here's how you trade this market.
The Lightning Round is extended in this CNBC.com exclusive feature.
Following are the day's biggest winners and losers. Find out why shares of AutoNation and RadioShack popped while Southwest Airlines and Pulte dropped.
The theater? Citigroup and XTO Energy. Cramer explains why.
Oil price slides haven't changed Eitan Bernstein's investment in oil-company stocks. "Our investment strategy is focused on selectivity, basically, understanding the volatility in commodity prices," he told CNBC. "We try to focus on the best names in the group."
There are plenty of upsides to the E&P sector, said Pavel Molchanov, associate analyst at Raymond James. Following are his top stock picks.
So where should an investor's dollar go: large-cap stocks, mid-caps, or small-caps? Try all three!
It was an ugly first half for the stock market and now that the goal posts have been moved for the economic recovery, expect a rough game in the second half.


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Kenny Chesney returns to the college campuses for his laid-back Keg in the Closet Tour, kicking off Monday night, Feb. 26, in Tuscaloosa, Ala.
Kenny will play the Jupiter Bar & Grille near the campus of the University of Alabama. "They're always absolutely insane at the Jupiter Bar & Grille," says Kenny. "They set the bar pretty high. They really get us digging into our memory banks for songs." From Tuscaloosa, the tour swings over to Tallahassee, Fla., on Feb. 27, then to the University of Florida campus in Gainesville the following day. "Out here, with all these kids anything can, and sometimes does, happen!" Kenny says.
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I'm Bout It (soundtrack)
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|I'm Bout It
|Soundtrack album by Various artists
|May 20, 1997
|Gangsta Rap, Southern Hip Hop
|No Limit/Priority
|Master P (exec.), Beats By the Pound(exec.), Brotha Lynch Hung, E-A-Ski, CMT, DJ Daryl, Fast 1, JT the Bigga Figga, Happy, Sons of Funk, Leroy "Precise" Edwards
|No Limit compilation chronology
|Professional ratings
|Review scores
I'm Bout It is the soundtrack to the film of the same name. It was released on May 20, 1997 through No Limit Records and featured production from Beats By the Pound, Brotha Lynch Hung and E-A-Ski.
Commercial Performance[edit]
The soundtrack was a huge success, peaking at #4 on the Billboard 200 and #1 on the Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums, becoming No Limit's first #1 on album. In addition, the single "If I Could Change" found success on the single charts, making it to #40 on the Billboard Hot 100, #27 on the Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Singles & Tracks and #5 on the Hot Rap Singles, another single "Pushin' Inside You" made it to #70 on the Billboard Hot 100.
Track listing[edit]
- "Intro"- 0:24
- "Meal Ticket"- 4:03 (Master P, Eightball & MJG & UGK)
- "Situation on Dirty"- 3:22 (Brotha Lynch Hung)
- "What Cha Think"- 4:11 (Mystikal)
- "Come On"- 4:10 (E-40 & B-Legit)
- "How Ya Do Dat"- 4:29 (Master P, Young Bleed & C-Loc)
- "Don't Mess Around"- 4:11 (Fiend)
- "If I Could Change"- 4:12 (Master P & Steady Mobb'n)
- "Faces of Death"- 3:01 (E-A-Ski)
- "Down and Dirty"- 3:50 (Silkk the Shocker, C-Murder & Mercedes)
- "Much Love"- 4:02 (Mia X)
- "Pushin' Inside You"- 3:47 (Sons of Funk)
- "Before I Die"- 2:59 (Mr. Serv-On)
- "For Realz"- 2:35 (Kane & Abel)
- "Lock Down" - 2:48 (Mac)
- "Heat"- 2:37 (Skull Duggery)
- "Murder Murder"- 3:11 (Ghetto Twiinz)
- "Ride 4U"- 2:42 (Mr. Jinks)
- "That Thing Is On"- 4:10 (Mo B. Dick)
- "Who's Who"- 3:21 (C-Loc & Mo B. Dick)
- "Cops Runnin' After Ya"- 3:40 (Prime Suspects)
- "Game Tight"- 3:10 (JT the Bigga Figga & Fast One)
- "Why They Wanna See Me Dead"- 3:17 (Gambino Family)


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I just installed Vim 7.4 on my MacBook using Homebrew. When I enter
vim on the command line, it successfully enters Vim 7.4, but when I use
vi I still get the old 7.3.
To install Vim 7.4 I used this command:
brew install vim --override-system-vi
When I do which:
$ which vi
When I execute this path in my shell
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alias vi didn't find anything.
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Response to 27 Signs You're Definitely An Aussie:
#4 Has a British flag on the jar and is from Tesco's, a supermarket from the UK.
Do you even Australian, mate? Two glaringly obvious omissions would be 1) We finish every sentence with "Mate", mate. 2) We like to "Take the Piss" and "Have The Piss Taken" from us, but we will not tolerate wildly inaccurate misconceptions about us. Pull ya head in, ya flamin' nong.
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I was called a "Sacre Americain" by a waiter in Paris, I calmly and politely replied "Je ne pas un Americain, je suis Australien". The waiter apologised profusely and refused to let me pay for my coffee when I left.
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Maschka and Yuki are our fuzzy kids. They inspire us, distract us, annoy us and make our hearts warm.
Johanna paints. Carlos makes music. Movies with subtitles are awesome. The ballet. Playhouses. Shakespeare in the park. That's the stuff!
Nature is pretty cool. It helps us think. And mountains look like stone giants trying to step on our head.
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Army Pfc. Roger E. Thompson has graduated from basic combat training at Fort Jackson, Columbia, S.C.
During the nine weeks of training, the soldier studied the Army mission, history, tradition and core values, physical fitness, and received instruction and practice in basic combat skills, military weapons, chemical warfare and bayonet training, drill and ceremony, marching, rifle marksmanship, armed and unarmed combat, map reading, field tactics, military courtesy, military justice system, basic first aid, foot marches, and field training exercises.
Thompson is the son of Robert Thompson of Leesville, and the grandson of Ronnie Thompson of Pikeville, Ky.
He is a 2011 graduate of Shelby Valley High School in Pikeville, Ky.
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I downloaded WP into my new website and that went fine. Then I wanted a new template, got one and loaded that according to directions -- it said to load it into CPanel in the html-public file under wp-content-themes file. Did that. Extracted the file, saw the file and it was there.
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23 October 2007 Drawn To Life
Character Customisation is taken to a whole new level in Drawn To Life... for the Nintendo DS
You are the 'CREATOR'... and that's just what you do - using the DS Touch screen to create not only your character.. but also vines, trees, platforms, vehicles, buildings and statues throughout the game...
Apart from the draw-your-own features the game is a stock-standard platformer.. you have to explore increasingly tricky levels, collect coins, find pages lost from the 'Book of Life' and lots of missing villages thus returning the village and it's inhabitants, the Raposas, to everlasting happiness.
Yeah Bajo - as a platformer the game is fun but nothing special. The question is, does the 'draw your own' feature take the game to a new place?
I'd say it does Jung. The draw editor is very good.. making good use of the dual screen. It's simple but the ability to zoom right in means you can control every pixel if you want. You do have to draw within a template that guides the size and shape of your creations.
And I think your character moves well once in the game...
When you take damage you lose pixels... You get nekkid!
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And I liked wielding the awesomeness that is my SNOWBALL GUN
Final thoughts? I think we're going to see this feature used in future games if it's done as well as this. It's a great one for families as everyone will get some fun out of it. 7 pixellated chickens from me.
The platform side of things whilst OK really is nothing special and the amount of text you have to A button through brings it down, just like Super Paper Mario. I wish the writers would take a big red pen and edit out about half of it. But I did enjoy being the 'CREATOR' - it's a six and a half from me.
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Immanuel Kant
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(1724-1804). The philosopher Immanuel Kant set forth a chain of explosive ideas that humanity has continued to ponder since his time. He created a link between the idealists-those who thought that all reality was in the mind-and the materialists-those who thought that the only reality lay in the things of the material world. Kant's ideas on the relationship of mind and matter provide the key to understanding the writings of many 20th-century philosophers.


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Blanche Week Finale! Jodie Foster and RuPaul Jokes
@gaysayerWhat's the difference between RuPaul and a Pall Mall, you can get a good drag out of a Pall Mall.#blanched
— Rob Nolan (@nolanrob) June 7, 2013
"You Better Work" is something Ru Paul says to hobos who ask him for change. #blanched
— The Connie Howe (@TheConnieHowe) June 6, 2013
Somewhere in RuPaul's attic, there's a portrait of George Foreman that's really starting to look rough. #StevieTV
— Alejandro Morales(@AlleyHandRow) May 30, 2013
On a daily basis, RuPaul's junk gives new and powerful meaning to "Free at last, free at last great God almighty I'm free at last" #Blanched
— frank liotti (@Frank_Liotti) June 6, 2013
RuPaul, if I wanted to watch gay men cry about how hard their life is while wearing pretty dresses, I'd go to Vatican City #StevieTV
— Brad Loekle (@BradLoekle) May 28, 2013
Jodie Foster is such a method actress, spending 30 years in a closet to prepare for "Panic Room". Amazing.#Blanched
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Guys which movie was it that Jodie Foster played a driven, fiercely independent woman facing some kind of adversity? #Blanched
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Jodie Foster has such a powerful presence, after working with her in Panic Room, Kristin Stewart's expression never changed again. #StevieTV
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Got stuck in the bathroom talking to Jodie Foster for 3 hours because she was using the urinal next to mine. #StevieTV
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When Jodie Foster came out, it shocked people. Then those 3 people went back to living their lives in the small town of Oblivious #StevieTV
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Rhubarb Relish
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Prep 20 mins
Cook 30 mins
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 2 cups rhubarb, finely chopped (fresh or frozen)
- 2 cups finely chopped onions
- 2 1⁄2 cups packed brown sugar
- 1 cup vinegar
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1⁄2 teaspoon cinnamon
- 1⁄2 teaspoon allspice
- 1⁄4 teaspoon ground cloves
- 1⁄4 teaspoon pepper
- Combine all ingredients in a saucepan. Cook over medium heat for 30 minutes or until thickened, stirring occasionally.
- Cool; store in the refrigerator.
- Makes a nice condiment for poultry, pork or beef.
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I made half recipe and added 5 more minutes to the cooking time. I had frozen rhubarbs and it was great in it. I used only 1 cup of brown sugar (for half recipe). I didn't use salt. The spices are great with the rhubarb. It's sweet but still tart. I like it :) Thanks Marg :) Made for Bargain Basement tag game


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iTunes now lets users who can run iOS 4.3.3 and above the ability to view and download purchased TV shows! Apple releases an update for the Apple TV, and Readdle cuts prices and are giving away iPads - All to celebrate their four year anniversary! Watch the show to find out how to enter to win one for yourself!
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Apple has rolled out a minor update to iTunes. The new version (10.2.1) carries the same release notes as the previous version of iTunes, which became available to download at the beginning of the month.
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