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President Obama put out a statement today on the attack on the U.S. consulate in the Libyan city of Benghazi yesterday that led to the death of the U.S. ambassador to Libya and three other American staff members.
I strongly condemn the outrageous attack on our diplomatic facility in Benghazi, which took the lives of four Americans, including Ambassador Chris Stevens. Right now, the American people have the families of those we lost in our thoughts and prayers. They exemplified America's commitment to freedom, justice, and partnership with nations and people around the globe, and stand in stark contrast to those who callously took their lives.
I have directed my Administration to provide all necessary resources to support the security of our personnel in Libya, and to increase security at our diplomatic posts around the globe. While the United States rejects efforts to denigrate the religious beliefs of others, we must all unequivocally oppose the kind of senseless violence that took the lives of these public servants.
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The brave Americans we lost represent the extraordinary service and sacrifices that our civilians make every day around the globe. As we stand united with their families, let us now redouble our own efforts to carry their work forward.
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Australian Worldwide Exploration Ltd., operator of the $269 million Tui oil project in New Zealand, said it took ``immediate measures'' to avoid a repeat of an oil leak from the venture.
The venture accepts that degraded oil that last month washed onto a beach off the North Island coast resulted from a discharge of oil-contaminated water on Oct. 21 from the production vessel used at the project, the Sydney-based company known as AWE said today in a statement to the Australian Stock Exchange. Production hasn't been affected, it said.
Taranaki Regional Council said Oct. 24 it began cleaning up oil that washed onto an estimated 10 kilometers (6.2 miles) of the coast and was investigating the source of the oil. Tui, New Zealand's first offshore oil project in 11 years, which started up in late July and produces more than 40,000 barrels a day, lies about 60 kilometers from the affected area.
``The integrity of the production wells and facilities is not in question,'' the company said in the statement. ``AWE is co-operating fully with Maritime New Zealand and the clean-up costs will be met in full. These costs are not expected to be material.''
The maritime authority will decide on whether it will take further action over the leak, it said.
Australian Worldwide fell as much as 4 cents, or 1.3 percent, to A$2.96 in Sydney trading on the exchange. The stock was at A$2.98 at 1:31 p.m. local time.
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And explanation for Caroline Biden's Tuesday morning roommate fight.
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The big question: What will his theme be? In 2004, you'll remember, he ran on improving the business climate of Washington state.
Thanks to Gregoire's success on that front, that issue has been taken away from him. At least that's how the Democrats want to frame it.
Accused by supporters of not running an aggressive campaign in 2004, the Democrats are already coming out swinging, framing the campaign with this YouTube ad that segues from Rossi's 2004 campagin stump speech"Who's really going to be able to turn around the business climate in this state? Me or my opponent?" into Gov. Gregoire's stats on improving the business climate in this state.
Her record catapulted Washington from 12th place to 5th place in a recent Forbes ranking of best states to do business inthe biggest jump of any state. Gregoire scored a profile in Forbes annual issue thanks to the impressive ranking.
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Life's a happy song, but not when Fox Business is singing along. The network is upset that the new Muppets movie, The Muppets, features an oil tycoon as a villain, with various contributors complaining last week that the film amounts to "indoctrination" of young people into "hating corporate America" that borders on "Communist[ic]." Dan Gainor of the conservative Media Research Center agreed with host Eric Bolling that "liberal Hollywood is using class warfare to brainwash our kids" and the discussion rambled on from there. Watch it, via Media Matters:
If any of these talking heads had actually seen The Muppets, they would know that Tex Richman (played by Chris Cooper) isn't out to destroy the Muppets because he wants oil, but because he wants only money and despises love. In his rap song "Let's Talk About Me," he tells you that all there is to him is that "I got mo' money."
The discussion unraveled into attacks against President Obama, the 99 Percent movement, and Rep. Barney Frank (D-MA). Andrea Tantaros, host of "The Five" over on Fox News, implored that Tex Richman embodies "The American Dream," and Bolling suggested that teaching that wealth is bad amounts to Communism.
The Muppets, on the other hand, offers a very simple message of friendship and love to its viewers in its final number:
We've got everything that we need, we can be whatever we want to be. Nothing we can't do, the skies are blue when it's me and you and you and you. Life's a happy song when there's someone by your side to sing along.
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OK, America's biggest secular holiday approaches, with kickoff in, oh, 52 hours and 17 minutes. Or so.
Not that I'm looking forward to it or anything. Because despite the hype, I acknowledge certain facts: as Neil Steinberg points out today, about last year's Super Bowl:
90.7 million Americans watched the game.
That means [ … ] that some 200 million Americans didn't watch the Super Bowl last year. Which then means, if history is any judge, that two-thirds of the country won't be watching it Sunday. Because there are more interesting things to occupy yourself with.
But the haters—or to be fair to Steinberg, the disdainers— aside, the Super Bowl really has something for everyone. Some folks do just watch the commercials, some have money on the game, some are praying for a wardrobe malfunction (though isn't Prince's whole wardrobe one big malfuction?). Some of us like to hate Republicans and Homophobes like Manning and Dungy. And who doesn't like eating like a pig and drinking like a fish?
But some of us like sports, so here's my call: if the Bears hold the Colts scoreless through the first quarter, Chicago will win. The weather looks like it'll be rainy, though probably not tornadoes (man, is Florida cursed or what?) and this favors a team used to playing outdoors over the Dome-heads from Indy. The Bears RB tandem of Jones and Benson have very different running styles, and used in rotation they scramble a defense's brain. And the Colts D is ranked at the very bottom of the NFL against the run.
Then there was this little experiment run by the good folks at Chicago's Lincoln Park Zoo. In Darwinian terms, Bears don't just beat Colts, they eat 'em.
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Skip to comments.Feinstein Calls Illegals Good 'Citizens', Lou Lets Loose
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In all its cacophony and moments of absurdity, this morning's Today show segment on immigration was a supremely edifying example of the confusion, high emotion and complexity of the immigration debate. Matters reached their Alice-in-Wonderland apotheosis when Sen. Dianne Feinstein of California was shown in a Senate committee arguing that illegal immigrants are good . . . 'citizens.' Said Feinstein:
"They pay taxes, their children are Americans, they go to schools, they're good citizens and they're needed."
This was in line with the fait accompli argument advanced by La Raza representative Janet Murguia. She referred to what she estimated as the 11-12 million illegal aliens in the country as "people are working in backbreaking work that nobody else wants to do in this country. We need to . . . understand that they are already part of this country."
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Today Show/NewsBusters illegals-are-citizens ping.
I actually heard one of the idiots on Cavuto's show yesterday say "Why should an American citizen have any more right to a job than an illegal alien?"
It's Not Xenophobia, It's Xenonausea--It is not Xenophobia. It is Xenonausea. People are sick of having the whole world shoved down their throats at once and being told it tastes like ice cream. They are sick of every street corner and parking lot being filled with criminal aliens waiting to work off the books and outside the laws that are applied so enthusiastically to actual Americans. They are sick of pressing 1 for English. They are sick of being at war with foreign terrorists and simultaneously being economically and demographically bound more tightly to the nations producing these terrorists. They are sick of being told that the world is global or flat or smaller or at their doorstep or all coming for dinner on Tuesday
That's a good one, but I'm still sticking with Feinstein's 'illegals-are-citizens' for my Absurd Line 'o the Week ;-)
"That's when Dobbs got off perhaps his best line of the morning. "The National Council of La Raza is talking about race? La Raza - what does that mean? It means 'the race'!"
This is exactly what I kept hearing over and over yesterday. Illegal aliens are all the second coming of the Cleaver family. The bunch thay are occupying 30% of our jail cells must have gotten then by some terrible misunderstanding then, right?
Since illegals are such pillars of the community, perhaps we should rethink our entire approach to illegal behavior. After all, what does a bank-robber do with the money he has stolen? That's correct--he spends it. That means he pays sales tax on the items he buys, and that money is ultimately used to build schools--for the children. Therefore, we should decriminalize bank robbery, along with extortion, kidnapping, and murder-for-hire. For the children.
He's actually right about that. Too many American citizens need to be reminded that there is NO SUCH THING as a right to a job. So in fact, they have no more right to a job than illegal aliens do.
The right to vote, OTOH is something else entirely.
I am for free trade, but I also am for national security first, and it was clear that to these people there was no such thing as securing our borders! The philosophy guy said he believed in the Declaration, but not the Constitution, which was just "a compromise."
Oh really? Later in discussing what rights Americans had, he invoked the Constitution, at which point I blew him out of the water by saying he couldn't use that---he had already claimed it was of no value!!
These pro-illegal Republicans and radical free-trade Libertarians must be weeded out for the GOP to have any chance of again becoming THE party of liberty and national security . . . and yes, they do go together.
Not EVERY illegal comes here to work. That's a load of crap.
Makes one wonder if the California coast and all its denizens can be given away to a benevolent, but stern, Mexican government eh?!
See, maybe there's a silver lining in there somewhere.
Britian, in the 1850s, had complete free trade . . . and completely secure borders. You CAN DO BOTH. It was called, "The Royal Navy" and the British Army. In fact, much like George Bush's foreign policy (but not immigration non-policy), the British "extended forward" and used pre-emptive attacks.
It's all about globalism. Fox is saying the same things to Canada as he's saying to us.
Imagine the futre of America when we become a mixture of Canadian socialism and Mexican feudalism.
This LITERALLY reads like Trilateral Commission.
And they don't all come to work on the farms. Here in Michigan I've worked in a couple of factories where illegal aliens were working.
That last pick, with the ACCESS sign.
Arab community? I thought this was about immigrants from Mexico?
Mexican Arabs...
These academic morons hate our national sovereignty that has enabled and protected their slacker lifestyles.
Isn't that interesting?
One triple-decker sh_t sandwich coming up!
The irony here is that Mexico immediately deports illegals caught making the trip to the USA from the even poorer central american countries. They also have a law which makes it a crime to offer any assistance whatsoever to them.
Such humanitarians.
It was a shocker to me, because I had thought these people were otherwise stout Republicans. As I say, I'm for free trade, but their free-trade agenda equals NO national security.
They may pay gas tax, cigarette tax, etc...but do they pay income tax.. quite misleading Ms Feinstein Democrat CA
It would be a lot easier to stop if our government weren't bent over saying "Give it to me daddy".
The establishment of a Navy was also how President John Adams kept the borders safe.
In the early 90's the people of California voted in Prop 187 which would deny government services to illegals. The libs had it overturned in the courts.
Feinstein is a great example of that species endemic in Washington, Idiotatus Senatus. If our lawmakers try to give an amnesty, there is going to be hell to pay at the ballot box. I will not vote for a single incumbent. And when is someone going to start the anti-illegal-immigration party?
I find nothing wrong with this statement. I think everybody who is within the borders should be able to work and pay his taxes.
Giving permanent resident status (greencards) to illegal aliens or giving them US citizenship is an entirely different issue. But I do believe that visitors, illegals, and everybody should have the freedom to work and pay taxes in this country.
No anchovies, please.
Yep, and, ironically, it was not Adams, but Jefferson who USED that navy to fight the first "war on terror" against the Islamic Barbary States. (See Joseph Wheelan's book, "Jefferson's War").
I was listening to Bill Bennett this morning and he was giving out statistics. He said that 2/3 of the outstanding arrest warrants currently open in California are for illegal aliens. This just makes me sick.
What's amazing to me is that these illegal-soon-to-be-citizens ABSOLUTELY HATE BUSH, even though he's the one trying to put them on a fast track to employment and citizenship. It seems as if their Left-Wing handlers have taught them that "Republican means anti-Mexican". If the GOP think that they're going to get a single vote out of these ingrates, they're dumber than they currently look.
What a load of cr@p that is. Are they expecting us all to drink the Kool Aid and accept this? The war has come to our borders, WHO IS protecting us!! NOT feinstein, mcaniac or fat A$$ kennedy and all the rest of them including the president. For some reason we have elected people we thought had OUR best interest at heart, but something has changed big time. What reason do they have to make such a mess in this country? Please someone explain this to me.
We are facing gangs, drugs, murder, mayhem, filth, bankrupcy of health services and the environment and the list goes on and on most by these people whether legal or illegal.
If they are such good citizens, why are they flying foreign nations flags? And wearing shirts with communist dictators on them??????
Give me a break.
Free trade? I sure hope you put in your book that most Federal revenues came from tariffs for our first 150 years. Not from personal or business (corporate) taxes. If I'm wrong please clarify. I care but know your students don't give a s**t.
From the halls of Montezuma, to the shores of Tripoli ...
I doubt that Left-Wing handlers taught Mexicans to be anti-republican. If someone listens to the news, it's pretty simple to determine who is for you and who is against you.
To the liberal democrats any defiant illegal act equates to being a "good citizen".
In fact they support mexican flag wavers BECAUSE the socialists have the same philosophy as they do.
Actually, for the first 80 years of the Republic, the vast, vast majority of government revenues came from land sales, not tariffs. Tariffs only made up the majority of revenues after the Civil War, and were such a huge headache and so hard to enforce that they gave us . . . ta da, the Federal Income Tax. Further, what research we have on the "protective" value of tariffs, esp. in the pre 1860 period, is that they had no effect at best and actually retarded our infant industries at worst. The textile industry, which was protected by Hamilton, in fact made products that were completely different than the Brits and never even used, or needed the protection. A debate still remains about iron, but by the 1850s, even that industry no longer needed tariffs, and our greatest steel growth occurred without tariffs.
Sign held by one of the illegals in your pictures.
Let's talk about real history.
1. At most, Mexico controlled portions of this area for 27 years, from 1821 to 1848.
2. When they did have legal title, their actual control was always spotty and generally absent. It was a theoretical control.
3. They lost a big chunk of it to Texan revolutionists in 1836. If the Mexican Revolution which gave Mexico control of this area transferred title legitimately, then so did the Texas Revolution.
4. The United States has been in control of this area for 159 years, as compared to a maximum of 27 years for Mexico.
5. Mexican title to what is now the southwestern US was acquired by revolution from the King of Spain, who had acquired it by use of violence against the native inhabitants. Why does the Spanish King's conquering this area result in a more legitimate title than its conquest by the US?
Can't read English?!?
Thanks Prof. I have no clever rejoinder and will digest and look into you words. Thanks again!
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Bristol, Tenn. Aug. 21: Mark Martin won the ninth pole of his career at Bristol Motor Speedway Friday and will start out front in for Saturday's Sharpie 500.
Martin turned in a lap of 124.484 miles per hour, allowing him to tie Cale Yarborough for the most poles won at the track. Martin also won the pole here in March.
After finishing 31st last Sunday at Michigan, Martin dropped to 12th in the points race, the last position that qualifies for the Sprint Cup playoff chase. He is only 12 points in front of Brian Vickers, the Michigan winner.
Greg Biffle finished second to Martin in qualifying by just .02 of a second.
Rookie Scott Speed was third and Dave Blaney was fourth.
Points leader Tony Stewart will start 30th.
Charlotte, N.C. -- Red Bull Racing has signed Sprint Cup driver Brian Vickers to a multiyear contract extension.
No terms were disclosed.
Vickers, 25, won last Sunday's CARFAX 400 in Brooklyn, Mich., his first win in 87 Sprint Cup races.
He has been with Red Bull since its first year in Sprint Cup Series competition in 2007 and has earned six pole positions this season.
"I'm thrilled," Vickers said. "This has been a long time coming, and there is nowhere else I would rather be. I am looking forward to building on what we have
started the last couple of years."
"Brian has been here from the beginning," said Red Bull Vice President and General
Brooklyn, Mich. -- Brian Vickers sped past Jimmie Johnson with two laps to go Sunday and went on to win the CARFAX 400 NASCAR race at Michigan International Speedway.
Vickers, who had started on the pole for Toyota, held off Jeff Gordon by 1.4 seconds and earned his second career Sprint Cup Series victory.
Dale Earnhardt Jr. finished third, moving up from sixth place in the final 20 laps. Carl Edwards and Sam Hornish Jr. rounded out the top five.
Johnson had led for 134 laps but wound up in 33rd place after running out of gas on the fourth turn.
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Joliet, Ill. -- Brian Vickers has won the pole position for Saturday's LifeLock 400.com Sprint Cup race after a qualifying speed of 184.162 miles per hour.
Vickers is the eighth different pole winner in nine races at Chicagoland, where qualifying was rained out last year.
His tour around the Chicagoland Speedway in Joliet, Ill., marked the fifth time this season he earned the right to be the lead driver at a Sprint Series race and third straight.
He also won it before the Save Mart 350 in Sonoma, Calif., and the LifeLock 400 in Brooklyn, Mich.
"That car was just unbelievable," he said Thursday about his No. 83 Red Bull Toyota. "It was good when we unloaded it, and (the team) made it better."
Sonoma -- Brian Vickers turned in the fastest qualifying lap at Infineon Raceway Friday to win his fourth NASCAR Sprint Cup series pole of the year.
Vickers will start out front for Sunday's Toyota/Save Mart 350, to be run on the 1.99-mile, 12-turn road course. He covered one lap in 76.475 seconds Friday after having won the pole last weekend in Michigan.
Defending champion Kyle Busch was second-fastest with a lap in 76.690 seconds. He overcame a starting position of 30th to win at Sonoma last year.
Marcos Ambrose, a former road racer in Australia, qualified third, followed by Tony Stewart and Kasey Kahne. The top 10 was rounded out by Martin Truex Jr., Ryan Newman, Elliott Sadler, Boris Said and Matt Kenseth.
Brooklyn, Mich. -- Brian Vickers will start from the pole position during Sunday's Sprint Cup LifeLock 400 auto race at Brooklyn, Mich.
He earned the pole Friday with a qualifying speed of 189.110 miles per hour, the second time in his career he accomplished the feat at the at Michigan International Speedway.
"We've had two really good qualifying efforts here," Vickers said. "We've always run really well here, and we thought we had a win here last year (but) there was a mixup at the end of the race with the positioning on the last restart. Hopefully we can get it back."
Kyle Busch took the outside pole with a lap at 188.536 mph.
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Beyond burgers: 6 kid-friendly East Bay dining spots
One of the things many parents may tell you is that they often miss the luxury of a mellow evening out to enjoy good food at any one of the amazing restaurants the East Bay has to offer. While eating out with kids may take the "mellow" out of the equation, it doesn't mean that good food can't be enjoyed with little ones in tow. In fact, a shift to family-friendly dining culture in the Bay has taken hold — there are so many delicious, and sometimes unexpected, spots where kids are welcome and accommodated. If you are tired of the regular 'ole hot dog and burger joints, here are some refreshing options with an ethnic twist for your kids' developing palates. If you think they may not take the bait, throw a grilled cheese in your bag and enjoy your own taste of these East Bay gems.
Bites: Nico's Hideaway, Half Orange beer garden
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THE HALF ORANGE NOW HAS A BEER GARDEN Fruitvale's sausage-hamburger-beer joint has now become a little more beer-centric. The Half Orange just finished expanding its patio to include a "proper" beer garden, owner Jay Porter told NOSH in an email. He's calling the expansion the "Fruitvale Beer Garden at The Half Orange," in homage to the many beer gardens that used to populate the neighborhood. It should be a good spot — Porter has added 40 seats and a big screen TV, expanded the draft system to 13 taps, and is rolling out new dinner specials like pulled pork chili and a "catch of the day" fish filet. Once temperatures cool back down, Porter will also be installing heaters. The Half Orange is celebrating the expansion with a grand opening party next Saturday, Sept. 19 from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. All beers that day will be $4.95. The full menu will also be available. The Half Orange is at 3340 E. 12th St. (at E. 33rd Street), Oakland. Connect with the restaurant on Twitter. … Continue reading »
Tagged Art of Mixology, Berkeley dining, Bites: What's new in East Bay food, Cafe Van Kleef, Camino, Casa Cubana, Concord, Eureka! Burger, Fruitvale Beer Garden, Gather Restaurant, Guittard Chocolate, heidi swanson, Jered Nelson, Jered's Pottery, Mockingbird, Nico's Hideaway, Oakland dining, Oakland drinking, Orinda, Richmond, Rivoli, Shrub & Co., The Half Orange, The Pasta Shop
Bites: Vegan butcher shop plans go kaput, more
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VEGAN BUTCHER SHOP NO LONGER COMING TO SOLANO Last fall, we brought you news of a vegan butcher shop and deli called The Butcher's Son that was moving into the former La Farine location on Solano Avenue. We're sorry to report that the butcher shop has pulled out of the location. According to a Twitter tip, there is a sign up on the building indicating that it is now for lease. On the Butcher's Son Facebook page, the owners Peter Fikaris and Christina Stobing have stated that they decided to abandon the location due to "a number of disagreements with the property owners." Fikaris and Stobing are currently hosting pop-ups and delivering lunchtime meals on Mondays while they look for a new location. … Continue reading »
Tagged Berkeley dining, Bites: What's new in East Bay food, Canasta Kitchen, Casa Cubana, China Village, Cleophus Quealy Beer Company, King Tsin, La Panotiq Bakery Cafe, Market Hall, Oakland dining, Oakland Wine Festival, Ovo Tavern & Eatery, Parada, Solano Avenue, The Butcher's Son, The Pasta Shop, U CHA Boba Tea, Vampire Penguin, Walnut Creek
Shop Talk: The ins and outs of Berkeley businesses
PHOENIX GYM OPENING Phoenix Gym opened its doors in West Berkeley this month. Phoenix Gym offers personal training and group bootcamps for all fitness goals and levels of expertise. Owner Kelly Mills plans to add more class times based on neighborhood interest and availability. "Moving into our own space has been nerve-wracking but really fun and exciting," Mills said. The gym is in soft opening model in preparation for its mid-July grand opening, and is currently available for classes or training sessions. Sign up for personal training or a bootcamp at Phoenix Gym's website, or by phone: 415-260-1112. Phoenix Gym is located at 1390 10th St., one block south of Gilman Street. … Continue reading »
Bites: Rosamunde Temescal opens, Giovanni news
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ROSAMUNDE NOW OPEN IN TEMESCAL Rosamunde has been selling sausages and craft beer out of its location in Old Oakland's Swan's Marketplace for a few years now. They opened their second East Bay location in Temescal over Memorial Day weekend. This new location, in the former Good Bellie's café at 4659 Telegraph Ave., is the fifth for the the San Francisco-based restaurant. The Temescal location has the same food menu as at its Old Oakland location, including three varieties of vegan sausages and 14 varieties of beer on tap. Rosamunde Temescal will hold an official grand opening June 11, complete with $1 beer specials and an in-house DJ. Rosamunde Sausage Grill is at 4659 Telegraph Ave. (between 46th and 47th streets), Oakland. Connect with the restaurant on Facebook. … Continue reading »
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Bites: Anvil Brewing to open in West Berkeley, more
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ANOTHER BREWERY HEADED TO WEST BERKELEY Anvil Brewing will be joining the quickly growing community of West Berkeley beer breweries next spring. Co-owner and longtime home brewer Sean Wells is opening the brewery at 912 Gilman with another seasoned home brewer, Tim Sellmeyer. The pair is planning to serve a mix of small-batch, handcrafted brews, including both Belgian and American styles. Sellmeyer has a couple of award-winning beers that will likely grace the tap, like a nectarine wheat and a chile-based beer. Both Wells and Sellmeyer work as animal surgeons and plan to continue working in that capacity even as the brewery opens; they will likely hire a third brewer to join the team as they get closer to opening. We'll keep you posted on their progress. Other West Berkeley beer destinations include Trumer Pils Brauerei, Pyramid Brewery & Alehouse, Sierra Nevada Torpedo Room, The Rare Barrel and Fieldwork Brewing Company. Check out Nosh's drinking map for the full run-down.) Anvil Brewing will be at 912 Gilman St. (between Seventh and Eighth streets), Berkeley. Connect with Anvil on Facebook. … Continue reading »
Tagged 1812 Coffee Company, Africari Jerk, Alameda dining, Alchemy Collective Cafe, Animal Place, Anvil Brewing, Art's Crab Shak, Artis Coffee Roasters, Barney's, Berkeley dining, Berkeley soda tax, Bites: What's new in East Bay food, Burma Superstar, Caffe 817, Catahoula Coffee, Cholita Linda, Chop Bar, Coffee in Berkeley, Coffee in Oakland, Coffee in Richmond, Commonwealth Cafe and Public House, Copper Spoon, DoorDash, Gaylord's Caffe Espresso, Grand Tavern, In-N-Out Burger, Indie Coffee Passport, Janet Fletcher, Jay Porter, Kilovolt, Kingston 11, Marana Cafe, Marcia Seafood Restaurant, Marcus Krauss, Nora Spanish Cuisine, Oakland dining, Oakland drinking, Overland, Perch, Republic of V, Roma Coffee Bar, S+S Gastro Grub, Salsipuedes, Take 5 Cafe, The Dock at Linden Street, The Growlers' Arms, The Half Orange, The Melt, The Pasta Shop, Venga Paella, Victory Point Cafe, Which Wich
Bites: More breweries to open; B-Side BBQ closes
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TWO NEW EAST BAY BREWERIES Two new breweries are getting very close to up and running. In Berkeley, Fieldwork Brewing Company, which we reported on in both April and August last year, is putting the final touches on its beers. Fieldwork will be sharing some of its brews during SF Beer Week, and will hold a few private tastings in the coming weeks. Further south, Park Street's Alameda Island Brewing Company reports on Facebook that all of its tests and inspections of its brewing facility are complete. Its tasting room looks pretty spiffy, too. We'll keep you posted on the opening days for both of these new spots. Fieldwork Brewing Company will be at 1160 Sixth St. (at Harrison), Berkeley. Follow Fieldwork Brewing on Facebook and Twitter, and on its website. Alameda Island Brewing Company will be at 1716 Park St. (at Eagle), Alameda. Connect with Alameda Island Brewing on Facebook. … Continue reading »
Tagged Alameda Island Brewing Company, B-Side Barbecue, B-Side Barn, Barkada Bakery and Cafe, Berkeley drinking, Bites: What's new in East Bay food, Brown Sugar Kitchen, Cafe Rustica, Camino, College Avenue, Conga Lounge, CupidCon, Downtown Berkeley, Duende, East Bay drinking, Elmwood Cafe, Fieldwork Brewing Company, Gourmet Ghetto, Homestead, Nick and Aron's, Nick's Pizza, Oakland dining, Oakland minimum wage, Oakland parklets, Rockridge, Spats, Tanya Holland, Temescal, The Pasta Shop, Valentine's Day, W. Kamau Bell, West Oakland
Rockridge Food Tour tells story of a neighborhood
On a somewhat dreary day this fall, I walked up to Lauren Herpich and was immediately greeted with a big smile — as well as a sweet, flaky morning bun. Picked out fresh that morning from La Farine on College Avenue, the pastry was a lovely start to the the Rockridge Food Tour, for which Herpich is a guide.
Launched in June 2014, this trek is a relatively new addition to the East Bay's line-up of food tours — Savor Oakland, Edible Excursions, and Dishcrawl all carve out their own neighborhood niches — and it is the first to feature the Rockridge neighborhood.
Herpich is no stranger to the world of food-focused excursions. Before moving to the area last January, she was a tour guide for Chicago Food Planet, which has been leading hungry diners around the Windy City since 2006. Chicago Food Planet emphasizes the inclusion of well-researched neighborhood history into their food tours, and Herpich has brought this focus to Oakland. … Continue reading »
Bites: What's new in East Bay food, XXXVII
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BOX AND BELLS This week's biggest opening has to be James Syhabout's latest restaurant, Box and Bells, in Rockridge. Berkeleyside Nosh wrote about a preview of the endeavor in February at one of Syhabout's other Oakland restaurants, Hawker Fare. Syhabout is most known for being the only Michelin-starred chef in the East Bay for his Piedmont Avenue restaurant Commis. With Box and Bells, he said he aimed to offer the "things we like to eat as cooks that no one else is making. On our days off we want to spoil ourselves and indulge." Added executive chief Benjamin Coe, at the preview, "This is the food that we eat after a long day at Commis." According to Inside Scoop, Syhabout has been working on Box and Bells for more than a year: "It's about getting back to basic cooking," he told the San Francisco-based food news blog, which is run by the San Francisco Chronicle. Box and Bells is located at 5912 College Ave., the former location of Somerset. Items featured on the menu include fried chicken with raw oyster mayonnaise, sea scallops with spaetzle, blood pudding poutine, bone marrow with bagna cauda crust and more. The full food and drinks menus are available online. Check out the restaurant's Twitter feed for updates. … Continue reading »
Tagged alaMar, Berkeley dining, Bites: What's new in East Bay food, Bonita Fish Market, Box and Bells, Cugini Manzone, Cup Story, East Bay beer, East Bay drinking, Eureka! Burger, Filippos, Fourth Street Berkeley, FuseBOX, James Syhabout, Le Petit Cochon, Mead Kitchen, Nan Yang, Oakland dining, Osmanthus, Penrose, Rosetta Costantino, Sierra Nevada, The Pasta Shop, The Torpedo Room, Togo's, Where to drink in Berkeley
Bites: What's new in East Bay food, XVIII
Bites is Berkeleyside Nosh's round-up of restaurant, bar and food-related news in the East Bay. To stay up-to-speed with all that's going on locally, read our daily Nosh Wire, and check out previous editions of Bites. We always love receiving food-related tips at email@example.com.
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TRIBUNE TAVERN The hot restaurant opening of the week happened Wednesday with the arrival of another big Chris Pastena eatery in Oakland (he's behind Chop Bar and Lungomare and has others up his sleeve). Tribune Tavern is housed in the former Oakland Tribune building at 401 13th St., at Franklin. A meat-centric gastropub menu is overseen by chef Huw Thornton, who most recently worked at the short-lived Locanda da Eva in Berkeley. Before that he was at A16 and SPQR in San Francisco. One early review was more than positive. Oaklavore called the restauran'ts trotter and cheek fritters "nothing short of amazing." … Continue reading »
Tagged Barkada Bakery and Cafe, Berkeley dining, Bites: What's new in East Bay food, Cato's Ale House, Chris Pastena, Coffee, Comal, East Bay drinking, Hugh Groman, Janet Fletcher, Juhu Beach Club, Matt Gandin, Northbrae Bottle Shop, Oakland dining, Pax Mahle, Phil's Sliders, Rockridge Market Hall, Telegraph Avenue, Temescal, The Pasta Shop, Toaster Oven, Tribune Tavern, Tutti Frutti, Umami Burger
Restaurants, delis embrace Passover feasts
Passover, which begins this year at sundown on March 25, is the most widely celebrated of all the Jewish holidays — and, as with many Jewish holidays, food is at the heart of the festivities. However, preparing a seder, or ritual dinner, when you don't have generations of Jewish Bubbes to learn from, or if you're not that culinarily inclined, can seem like a daunting task — even if we have come a long way from keeping live carp in the bathtub. Which may be why restaurants, delis and specialty groceries are stepping in to help out.
Passover commemorates when Jews escaped slavery in ancient Egypt. And, given that the seder is customarily held on the first and second (of eight) nights, most synagogues or Jewish community centers hold their community seders on the second night, leaving many without a seder on the first. … Continue reading »
In Oakland, two Italians craft pasta with a U.S. twist
Almost a year ago this week, Renato Sardo and Dario Barbone, compatriots from northwestern Italy, set up shop in Oakland's burgeoning Jack London Square to make pasta. Not just any old pasta. Each of the twelve shapes produced by Baia Pasta — from the charming conchiglioni ("spinners") to the traditional maccheroni — are made from organic American flours.
"The idea for the business started when I learned that many high quality dried pastas in Italy are made from American wheat,"said Renato Sardo as he stood in the Baia Pasta retail space that doubles as the production facility.
Hard durum wheat (as opposed to soft wheat, which has a lower protein content and is used for pie crusts and cakes) contributes that desirable toothiness in dried pasta cooked to al dente. Ground hard durum, also called semolina, remains their best seller. But Sardo and Barbone also experiment with other flours, such as spelt and kamut, grown organically in the areas surrounding the Rocky Mountain Range. They even make a rice-based noodle that appeals to the gluten-free crowd. … Continue reading »


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China Help for Europe Could Reach $100B, Li Daokui Tells Figaro
China's intervention in the European debt crisis could be worth as much as $100 billion, Li Daokui, an adviser to the People's Bank of China, told French daily Le Figaro in an interview.
In exchange, China expects at the minimum a better understanding of its interests, Li Daokui told the newspaper. He added that he didn't know whether subjects such as reducing pressure to revalue the yuan are being discussed.
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Northwest's fire season gets an early start — with ominous beginnings
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Fires have destroyed more than two dozen homes and torched 30 square miles in Washington, as well as burned about 60 square miles in Oregon so far this year, according to the National Interagency Fire Center.
"Although typical for later in the season, it's really early to get these big fires," said Coleen Haskell with the fire center's predictive services in Boise, Idaho.
June brought searing temperatures to many parts of Washington and Oregon, drying out already parched grasses, shrubs, trees and other fuels and increasing their potential to ignite.
Many areas in the region had their warmest June on record.
"It just makes the fuel that much hotter and takes less energy to start a fire," said Colin Robertson, a fire behavior analyst for the state Department of Natural Resources.
The earlier fires are extending the season by an extra three weeks to a month, Haskell said.
So far this year, there have been more than 300 small and large fires in Washington and Oregon.
By June 22, there were 321 small and large fires in Washington, compared to 224 for the same period last year, according to DNR.
The fire center's July 1 forecast called for above-normal wildfire danger in the Northwest for July through September.
The forecast also said that large trees and logs are currently as dry as they would typically be in August.
Lightning in May caused a fire in the Queets River valley in Olympic National Park, known as the Paradise Fire.
The fire area experienced its driest spring since 1895, and precipitation from January until June was less than 10 percent of normal, said Donna Nemeth, a spokeswoman for that fire's response.
It was the driest May and June since 1895 all along the North Olympic Peninsula, and officials pleaded with the public to avoid using consumer fireworks on the Fourth of July weekend.
Following a lack of snow and a dismal mountain snowpack in Washington and Oregon this winter, shrubs, grasses and trees are holding less moisture, drying out earlier and are thus much easier to ignite, fire experts say.
But the low snowpack is only one of the ingredients needed to create fire, said Dave Peterson, a research biologist with the U.S. Forest Service's Pacific Northwest Research Station.
And the reduced snowpack isn't the most important.
"You need to have fuels that are flammable. You need to have a period of warm dry weather, and you need to have an ignition."
Peterson said he wouldn't link these early-season fires, or any fire, to climate change.
"However, we will almost certainly see more early fire, more late fire, and more area burned as the climate continues to warm," he said.
"If this is going to be the new normal decades into the future as the climate warms, it will be more difficult to resist it," Peterson said.
"It probably makes more sense to adapt to it."
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Cumberland Travel Guide: 22 reviews and 60 photos
I was born and lived in one of Marylands small historical towns in the eastern part of the state. It is named Havre de Grace. Maryland has lots of historical small towns throughout the state. Maryland runs from the sea coast of the Atlantic Ocean to the peaks of the Appalachian Mountains. Each region is very distinct and different. Cumberland is one of the historical small towns of Maryland located in mountains of Western Maryland. Cumberland has a population of approximatedly 24,000. Its located 130 west of Baltimore city, 130 miles north west of Washington DC and 100 miles South East of Pittsburgh, Pennsylavania. Coming from a small town I appreciate the charm and laid back attitude of a small town. If your looking for a bustling tourist attraction you will be disappointed visiting Cumberland. If your looking for genuine small town Americana you will enjoy your afternoon in Cumberland.
I lived in Cumberland during the summer of 1975. I was a college student and had a summer job in Cumberland. The historic preservation had not been started yet and the town was basically a very old small town with not a lot to do for a college student. But I remember enjoying the mountains and going for car rides along the mountains and rivers in the evenings to entertain myself. Looking back now it was a great experience. Returning now some thirty years later has been a lot fun. It was really nice to see the changes and the historical area. Although there has been a lot of change, Cumberland still has that small town old Americana feel to it. Its like taking a trip back in time.
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FORT WORTH, Texas -- The first 114-lap sprint race Saturday night at Texas Motor Speedway in the Firestone Twin 275s turned into a 10-lap super-sprint.
Three-time Izod IndyCar Series champion Dario Franchitti became a first-time TMS winner by edging his Target Ganassi Racing teammate Scott Dixon for victory in the first of a pair of 275-kilometer races.
Championship leader Will Power claimed third place for Team Penske.
Franchitti basically led from start to finish, losing the lead only during a midrace round of green-flag pit stops. An accident involving rookies Charlie Kimball and Wade Cunningham brought out the night's only full-course caution with 20 laps to go, and Franchitti's No. 10 crew got him out of the pits in the lead with a quick stop for tires and a splash of fuel for the final restart.
Franchitti, Dixon and Power circulated in close company for those last 10 laps but no one was able to make a pass for position. That left the Scotsman to claim his 28th career Indy car race win, pulling him ahead of Johnny Rutherford into 10th place on the career victory list.
Dario can tie Rick Mears' tally of 29 race wins if he emerges victorious in the night's second race.
"I saw Dixie [Dixon] was right there, and he's not the guy you want to have alongside for the restart because he's so good," Franchitti said in a brief interview session between races. "I managed to get a good restart and I was able to stay ahead of him. At the same time, he was able to stay ahead of Will.
"It was a 1-2 for Team Target, so it worked out pretty good."
Franchitti barely had time to catch his breath before heading back out to his car to prepare for the second race. But he did acknowledge the significance of his latest triumph.
"Does that mean it's 27 and a half wins or 28?" wondered Franchitti during a postrace TV interview with the Versus network. "What can I say about that one? The biggest problem was traffic. When the tires got old, the car started sliding around in Turns 2 and 4, but the Huggies car was pretty quick. Running in clean air and running in traffic are two different things."
Dario's only drama during the first race of the evening was avoiding the Kimball/Cunningham wreck, which occurred in Turn 3 right in front of him.
"I'd slowed down already so I was just waiting to see where they went," Franchitti said. "I was fully in control of where I was going to go."
Dixon finished 0.0527 of a second behind his teammate in the fourth-closest finish in IndyCar's 15-year history of racing at Texas.
"It's tough when the leader is on the bottom of the track, especially on new tires because the car has so much grip," said the New Zealander.
"Dario was pretty quick tonight, and he kind of just drove away. The race went by pretty quick."
"It was hot and intense out there," added Power. "We had a hard battle at the end. The car was really good and it was good to get a top-3, but Dario finished ahead again, and Dixon too."
While celebrating his team's latest victory, Chip Ganassi revealed during a postrace interview with Versus that he is not a fan of the twin-race format with a blind draw for the second contest.
"Dario had a good car and he had clean air," Ganassi said. "Now it's a jump ball for the second race. We may end up in traffic and he may have a completely different car.
"Let's just say I don't agree with this stunt they're putting on here tonight."
Franchitti also was worried about the draw for Race 2, but he allowed himself a few minutes of satisfaction before refocusing for his second race of the night.
"Getting that first win at Texas feels good," he said. "We've come pretty close before.
"Now it's back to work."
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Carmelo Outscores LeBron, Billups is Clutch as the Knicks Win a Nail-Biter Late
It's a good thing the Knicks traded for that big star—you know, Chauncey Billups.
New York beat the Heat 91-86 on Sunday night behind Billups's 16 well-timed points. With 1:01 remaining in the game, the point guard hit a 3-pointer that was so deep that Dwyane Wade had backed off him to give the Knicks an 85-84 lead they'd never give up. Billups had a steal on the next possession that turned into two Shawne Williams free throws and it was official: Billups is no longer "the other guy."
And although Billups isn't really a superstar, if the Knicks' season does come down to the also-rans who surround their two big names, Sunday's game was good news, as Billups was a key component in beating one of the best teams in basketball.
Carmelo Anthony scored 29 points with nine rebounds, and Amar'e Stoudemire scored 16 points with 10 rebounds. For the Heat, LeBron James scored 27 and Chris Bosh scored 20 with 12 rebounds.
It wasn't an easy end to the game: Nursing a one-point lead, Bill Walker bobbled Billups's in-bounds pass. Stoudemire blocked James's attempt with 7.9 seconds to go, and James missed a potential game-tying 3-pointer with one second remaining.
For the first time in the short Anthony era, Knicks coach Mike D'Antoni elected to go with a small, fast lineup, with Ronny Turiaf on the bench and Shawne Williams starting at power forward. The move puts Stoudemire at center and optimizes the speed that the Knicks love.
Most of New York's problems were on the defensive end. The team lacked height for much of the game and newly acquired point guard Anthony Carter struggled to stay with Wade in his 19 minutes. During one stretch of the game, 6-foot-6 guard Walker was the second-tallest Knick on the floor behind Stoudemire.
D'Antoni played 11 players in all, a rarity for a coach with a famously small rotation. He has said this week that the numbers game will sort itself out after a few games. Corey Brewer, the lengthy guard acquired from Minnesota, was once again inactive.
The Knicks looked disjointed and on the way to being blown out until a 16-0 run to end the first half. After being down 15 with 4:25 to go in the quarter, they used a pair of Billups threes and a pair of Anthony jumpers to crawl back in it. On the final play of the half, the comeback was complete when Anthony passed to Walker, who banked a 3-pointer off the backboard to take a 52-51 lead.
Perhaps because the Knicks are a team in transition, and the Heat, who have three stars and 12 hangers-on, are always a team in transition, the game never looked very pretty. In the third quarter, the Heat outscored the Knicks 15-13 and the teams combined for 11 turnovers. Despite its superstar billing, the game was mostly a series of loose-ball scrambles and missed layups. The Knicks shot 38% from the field and 26% (8 of 30) from the 3-point line.
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Details on the project are currently few, but Jurassic Park IV will be produced by Spielberg with a director yet-to-be-named. It is also being planned for a 3D release.
"It's really hard to keep these things going when there's an expectation and a desire by the public and the audience to keep certain franchises going," fellow producer Kathleen Kennedy told ComingSoon.net last fall. "As filmmakers, we often sit there going, 'Okay. We have to answer the question, 'Why do another one?" If you can't answer that question, you shouldn't be doing it. It's tough. We're trying to come up with a story that makes sense and isn't going to disappoint people and is, hopefully, going to get people excited and reinvigorate the franchise."
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Qantas Airways Ltd. Chief Executive Officer Alan Joyce will be onboard tomorrow as the carrier flies its first Airbus SAS A380 service since a mid-air engine explosion. That commitment helped persuade Mark Ritson to push ahead with a similar trip.
"I couldn't be more confident," said Ritson, a University of Melbourne professor, who is flying to London with his wife on Nov. 29. "I think it will be a safer plane than before."
Joyce's flight follows the five press briefings and at least six radio and television interviews he has given since grounding his six A380s hours after the Nov. 4 engine blowup. The swift action and public appearances have helped Sydney-based Qantas retain travelers' confidence, said Robert Heath, who has consulted on crisis management for more than 20 years.
"It is a textbook example of how to handle the situation," said Heath, an associate professor at the University of South Australia in Adelaide. "When you have a crisis, you have to give a measured response and make sure you are prepared like he was."
Joyce, 44, who became CEO about two years ago, announced the withdrawal of the superjumbos in a televised press conference after an A380 made an emergency landing in Singapore. The Rolls-Royce Group Plc-powered aircraft touched down with the rear of an engine cover blown away and damage to a wing and its fuselage. No one onboard was hurt.
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The carrier, which has never had a fatal jet crash, will resume flights with only one of its 450-seat planes. Another will follow next week. Two new A380s will also enter service within the next month. The airline is working with Rolls-Royce on modifying as many as 16 powerplants following inspections prompted by the engine blow-up.
Qantas "will not fly any individual aircraft unless we are completely sure that it is safe to do so," Joyce said in an e-mail sent to members of the carrier's roughly 7-million strong frequent flyer program. Joyce, who has also talked about the planes on Youtube, wasn't available for an interview, spokesman Simon Rushton said.
The carrier has used substitute planes, including Boeing Co. 747s, to maintain services usually flown by the A380s, which represent 17 percent of its international capacity.
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The disruptions may have cost Qantas A$60 million ($58 million) in lost sales and costs such as chartering planes, most of which it will likely be able to recoup from Rolls-Royce, UBS AG analyst Simon Mitchell said in a Nov. 23 note to clients. Joyce said the same day it was "too early" to say whether the airline will seek compensation from the engine-maker or how much. Rolls-Royce officials in London didn't respond to calls seeking comment.
Mitchell affirmed a buy rating on Qantas, a recommendation made by 13 of the 14 analysts tracked by Bloomberg. The carrier's average analyst rating trails only Rio Tinto Group among Australia's 100 biggest companies by market value.
"Getting his backside on the plane is exactly the right thing" for Joyce to do, said Ritson, a marketing professor who works for clients including LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton SA and Adidas AG. "From the start Joyce was on top of it."
Toyoda's Absence
Joyce's high profile contrasts with Toyota Motor Corp. President Akio Toyoda's handling of U.S. recalls that began last year. Toyoda didn't hold a press conference after the company announced defects with 3.8 million vehicles in September, 2009 and then waited more than a week to give a briefing after a separate recall covering 2.3 million cars in January. U.S. sales chief Jim Lentz and Executive Vice President Shinichi Sasaki instead spoke for the company.
Toyoda's absence hurt Toyota because the company wasn't seen to be addressing the issues, said Ritson. The Toyota brand's share of U.S. auto sales fell to 13 percent in the first 10 months of this year from 15 percent a year earlier.
"Toyoda really should have been out in front from the beginning," said Tadashi Usui, a Tokyo-based analyst at Moody's Japan K.K. "In any type of crisis the unfolding can change dramatically depending on how it's dealt with at the outset."
Joyce's appearances haven't prevented Qantas from falling 7 percent since Nov. 3 in Sydney trading, compared with a 2.6 percent decline for the benchmark S&P/ASX 200 index. The stock closed unchanged today at A$2.67.
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A Boeing 747 operated by Qantas also returned to Singapore a day after the A380 blowout because of an engine fire. At least two other Qantas planes have turned back since then as well because of faults.
"I'm pretty impressed with how they have handled it but that only goes so far," said Ronald Bishop, senior lecturer in aviation at Central Queensland University, who was a U.S. Air Force engineer for more than 20 years. Any more faults and "everybody in Australia and around the world would be looking at Qantas and asking themselves questions," he said.
Joyce, who grew up in the Dublin suburb of Tallaght, worked for an Irish computer company before joining national carrier Aer Lingus Group Plc. He stayed there for eight years before moving to now-defunct Australian carrier Ansett in 1996.
He joined Qantas in 2001 and two years later founded budget unit Jetstar to help fend off competition from Virgin Blue Holdings Ltd. The low-cost arm, which charges for onboard snacks and inflight entertainment, is now more profitable than Qantas' mainline operations.
"He gets people to raise their game and he makes people feel special," said Conor McCarthy, who worked with Joyce at Aer Lingus before becoming CEO of Dublin Aerospace and a board member at AirAsia Bhd. "I think customers will have a lot of confidence that he was taking the right decisions."


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Beef Bourguignon is a classic dish of Burgundy, designed to celebrate the wines for which Burgundy is famous. The Bouquet Garni adds a special flavour to this Beef Bourguignon recipe.
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text: On Wed, Jun 16, 2010 at 03:57:50PM -0500, Jamie Strandboge wrote: > On Wed, 2010-06-16 at 14:04 -0600, Eric Blake wrote: > > I'm with Stefan - the whole point of mkstemp is that the created file > > has 0600 permissions, and /tmp is restricted-deletion, so no other user > > can either overwrite the file contents or unlink it and replace it with > > an alternate file. Then again, gnulib documents that glibc 2.0.7 or > > older would create a file with group/other permissions if the umask > > wasn't set prior to the mkstemp() call, and gnulib's mkstemp() does not > > work around this issue; but that's a rather old version of glibc to be > > worrying about. > > This has nothing to do with mkstemp(). As I said, libvirt's use of it is > fine and there is no symlink race or security vulnerability by itself. > > The issue is that use of /tmp is not required *and* it becomes difficult > to properly confine libvirtd via a MAC if you must allow execution of > files in /tmp. See my answer to Stefan's question for an example > scenario. ACK to your patch but really this whole set of code needs to be shot. We simply should not be writing shell scripts and then executing them, when we have perfectly capable APIs for directly executing commands. Using the shell adds no value here IMHO. I will be rewriting this code when I finish the virCommandPtr code that I proposed a few weeks back Regards, Daniel -- |: Red Hat, Engineering, London -o- http://people.redhat.com/berrange/ :| |: http://libvirt.org -o- http://virt-manager.org -o- http://deltacloud.org :| |: http://autobuild.org -o- http://search.cpan.org/~danberr/ :| |: GnuPG: 7D3B9505 -o- F3C9 553F A1DA 4AC2 5648 23C1 B3DF F742 7D3B 9505 :|


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Consider two firms producing DVDs. One uses a highly automated robotics process, while the other uses human workers on an assembly line and pays overtime when there is heavy production demand.
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b. Which firm's stock will have a higher beta?