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Ramsay shilling for Acura now?
- jenscats5 Nov 24, 2011 11:16 AM
Just saw this commercial while watching football.....
re: David11238
I thought it was funny too.....I actually rewound & watched it again! Can't comment on the Acura tho....
re: ipsedixit
I don't know why it's shilling. If they were secretly paying him to bring his brand new Acura up in every interview, conversation and recipe, I'd say shill. Having him in a commercial where he is obviously a paid spokesperson? Not a shill.
re: ipsedixit
It was simply the first word I thought of.....no ill intent was meant....
But one definition of a "shill" is: to act as a spokesperson or promoter, so it is accurate.
I agree with all of the responses here. He is certainly _not_ a shill.
He is merely reaping one of the benefits that come with celebrity status.
So more power to him...after all, why not make hay while he sun shines?
re: The Professor
See the definition of "shill" as posted above.....the use of the word "shill" is technically accurate as he is a paid spokesperson or promoter.
re: jenscats5
That may be the technical definition. I believe, though, that I and the others responded based on the more common perception of "shill" being a negative connotation.
Either way, it's a good gig for ol' Gordon.
re: The Professor
If you & the others decide to view it as negative that's your choice.
I posted the link as I found the commercial amusing.
re: The Professor
Agreed, Professor.
"Shilling" definitely has a negative connotation, esp. in common vernacular as used on the Internet. Double that if it's used in an message board.
It would be odd if one were to say, "Those ladies on Chopped were *shilling" for school lunches," right? http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/819354
re: jenscats5
He's neither. He says not one word about the brand or product and is not representing either. He's just acting in a skit, the content of which has nothing to do with the product. He's just there for hyperbolic comic effect.
So while he is being paid by the brand to *appear* in their ads, he is neither promoting the product nor acting as a brand spokesperson. His presence may appear to be an "endorsement" but it does not meet any literal definition of such.
Shilling means selling, usually deceptively, or with subterfuge. To "Bring in a shill" is to produce someone you represent as an average person, real-user, who will tout the virtues of your product, when in fact you have paid an actor to do so, usually fraudulently.
As long as we're being accurate.
re: acgold7
That's silly.
Of course he's endorsing the product.
In a situation like this, mere association is more than enough.
re: ipsedixit
What an interesting perspective. I suppose you can interpret it any way you wish, but that's not correct. No reasonable person could possibly see that ad and think that GR is recommending you go out and buy an Acura. An endorsement is a testimonial or recommendation, literally, and this isn't it.
And what an interesting way to respond to a minor (and accurate) point in a post that, overall, supports you and your argument.
re: acgold7
No reasonable person could possibly see that ad and think that GR is recommending you go out and buy an Acura. An endorsement is a testimonial or recommendation, literally, and this isn't it.
I think your idea of a reasonable person is very off base. I am a lawyer, and I am very familiar with the concept of a reasonable person. While I understand that Gordo didn't explicitly recommend Acura, he is clearly endorsing the product by lending his persona/brand to Acura. Your perspective is based on a literal definition, not a reasonable person's point of view.
re: ipsedixit
I agree with you. Just because he's not outright driving or verbally endorsing Acura, you may be sure he's certainly getting paid very well for appearing in their commercial. That is endorsement alone. And, if we see Gordo driving (coincidentally, of course) an Acura in any of his reality shows, or in real life, well, that's kind of like when Arnie drove his HumVee to work, now, isn't it?
re: acgold7
Everyone in the ad is representing Acura. If you don't want to represent a company you don't appear in their ads.
Saw the commercial for the first time yesterday. It's really funny, and I'm not a GR fan!
Whatever you call what he's doing, if I were in his shoes, I'd do the same. Lidia Bastianich appears on QVC occasionally. Doesn't make me think any less of her.
Ramsay gave a book signing a year ago at my local mall. about 200 people had won the oppurtunity to get their cookbook autographed.They waited patiently for a couple of months, thebookseller, radio stations and news media were all in .Ramsay finally arrived full of smiles and kisses.He genuinely looked like a great guy! Having fun! Then about half away thru the crowd of patient and thrilled fans.He decided that was enough and walked off,leaving some pretty sad faces.I was there, but glad not to be in the signing line. The guy's definately a 'shill', and not really a positive one. http://youtu.be/gLNZVp8W2ZU
re: The Professor
YOU mean people should lighten up and take abuse... even for a laugh? Sounds cheap.
re: hetook
Was someone really abused in the filming of that commercial? I would think they were all paid handsomely for that commercial, and Gordo was just "acting."
re: hetook
Sorry...I don't understand your comment...who was mean here?
re: hetook
LOLOLOL they're ACTING....honestly!!!!
I am never a huge fan of Ramsay, but I love this ads. It is funny and smart. Keep in mind that although Ramsay is in the ads, he did not actively promote or endorse the ads. In fact, his appearance is meant to contradict what Acura stands for.
Ramsay = excessive
Acura = reason and prudent
re: Chemicalkinetics
YES! Hence, the funny!
re: Chemicalkinetics
Are you saying the storyline doesn't have him endorsing Acura, or he's not endorsing Acura in general?
re: David11238
I think it's a moot point. He's obviously been paid by Acura to appear in a commercial promoting Acura, and whether or not he comes out and says "I love Acura' or "Acura is the bes car" or "buy Acura", he's promoting Acura no matter what the story line is. Kind of silly to suggest that someone appearing in a paid promotional event for a company really "isn't" promoting that company, regardless of the story line, IMHO.
re: hetook
i mean GR...sorry had a stroke.
re: David11238
"Are you saying the storyline doesn't have him endorsing Acura, or he's not endorsing Acura in general?"
Ramsey appearance was used as a counterexample of Acura. The idea of the commercial is that Acura is simple, sensible and reasonable. The ads is to use Ramsey as the examples of other expensive cars which are excessive, overboard, and unreasonable.
re: Chemicalkinetics
Knowing a little something about cars, and I emphasize " a little", Acura is certainly not cheap nor shoddily made. They are the luxury division of Honda, just like Lexus is to Toyota. However, Ramsey or not, I would never buy one only because I don't like FWD (or FWD bias) cars.
Honestly, I don't get this commercial.
It IS very amusing especially for those of us familiar with GR's TV persona, but what do you remember from that ad about the car?
Acura sales are not all that good, primarily because no one knows what the brand stands for (and also some questionable product decisions, *cough* ZDX *cough* but that's a discussion for a different board).
So is a cute GR commercial going to sell any cars? Doubt it, but it cracks me up whenever I watch it.
re: coney with everything
Perhaps that WAS the goal of the commercial, to get you to remember the brand of Acura. After all, there's only so much that can be said about a car in a commercial and most of it is either a retelling of various car industry awards and/or generic information...you know " This is the Car of the Year, it gets x mpg, best handling, fits a full family" that sort of thing, whilst shots of the shiny car in question is zooming along a curvy country road or doing laps around a track driven by a stunt driver. That really doesn't sell a car in any event either.
Perhaps all they really want is for you to think like this "We'd love a new car, hey lets check out Acura" based on remembering their funny commercial?
re: coney with everything
Agree with you about "what do you remember....about car?"
Seen the ad many times & didn't realize until this thread that it is an acura. Thought it was a Lexus. Even the other night, kids remembered the GR commercial, but couldn't recall the car. And I'm a former Acura owner (loved it too)! As I see it, this is a win only for GR.
In contrast, we do remember the Audi commercial where the parents drive away with their home-for-the-holidays son's car.
re: ceekskat
One thing though, now that you realize the car that is being pitched is an Acura, every time Ramsey is in some chef's face which is all the time on his shows you will think of the commercial and the car.
If I can forgive and actually get a kick out of Johnny Rotten starring in a commercial for Country Butter, surely, I can't hold it against GR for going the K-Mart & Acura way/s.


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Not the kid in Problem Child. Maybe Celebuzz needs a better Photographer!
He was also the kid in the "Problem Child" movies
Uhm...Not only did they PAY him in cheeseburgers, but they died his facial hair the color of American Cheese. How...sweet.
it looks like he swallowed the other pete
He'll be appearing next on: To Catch a Predator.
@reneelucky7 i totally agree!!! I laughed so hard when I read that!!!
Pete really let himself go. What would the other Pete say about this? Did u see the other pete in his commercials, and little mini movie Bill Clinton made? Mohawk city! I don't think he could say anything about changing styles. lol Seriously check out bill clinton's last days in the white house. Hillarious and worth it for Pete if nothing else.
His next adventure needs to be at the gym. i agree, i guess they did pay him in cheese burgers
Funny that all you fatties behind ur keyboard crack wild on a dude for gettin hefty. Look in tha mirror chunky!
i dont get why he has dark brown hair and a strange ginger bead and moustache????
i buy weed from a clinic that he works at in L.A. off Cahueunga
I've heard from folks at Hampshire College (his Alma Mater) that he's really laid back, smart, and fun to be around. Just because you aren't making millions doesn't mean you've failed, right? He does a commercial here and there for big checks, and plays in a couple of bands. Sounds like a good life to me.
HAHAH...it's Jeremy Shockey!
looks like he shaved his balls just so he could stick it on his chin and call it a beard
awwww don't f*ck with him... Pete and Pete was such a wonderful show he just never needed to do anything since! Ps- I thought that was him in the commercial!
noah cracks me up
ur kidding right....
OMG! co za szok! ...speechless...
Pete really let himself go. What would the other Pete say about this? noah...rading ur text crack me up on here ....lol...lmao
That's a terrible photo. He doesn't look bad!
His next adventure needs to be at the gym.
Pete needs another adventure...Pronto!
Pete really let himself go. What would the other Pete say about this?
*HE HAS SUCH A MEMORABLE FACE...*LOLz..


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Staying ay Loews Sanata Monica this weekend - no car - where to eat.
after reading posts am looking at going to Fig or the Blue plate oysterette
I am traveling solo from Chicago without a car and am saddened that I Cuguni ( spinach bread) is no more
I am sure Benito's frites are also long gone
Any good authentic Asian in the area of the hotel?
Nothing too pricey though it is my one chance to get out without my 2 year old!!
Yes Benito's is long gone and I miss them too. They had the best fries in LA. Fig is a wonderful choice, really good food in a great setting. Not authentic asian but Wolfgang Puck's Chinois on Main is very good and just a few blocks away and they are part of DineLA with special a 3 course menu if you will be here in the beginning of October. If you are eating solo they have a very nice dining bar with a full view of the kitchen,
2709 Main Street, Santa Monica, CA 90405
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re: wienermobile
Here is almost your same question in an earlier chowhound post:
re: wienermobile
And, (as wienermobile took the time to post http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/7629... in that linked thread) you and your two year old would have a good time exploring Santa Monica Place (including Zengo) and all of the food options (and great views) from up top.
The one place I really recommend is Musha, which is a bit of a hike, but worth it I think. I also recommend Fig and Stella Rossa. All of these places are great for dining at the bar.
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Musha is a good rec.
Also, Bay Cities Deli on Lincoln for a good sub and sides.
The Yard
La Cachette Bistro
Bar Pinxto
Ye Olde King's Head for pub fare
Blue Plate Oysterette
Tudor House for tea time and continental fare and pastries
Ye Olde King's Head
116 Santa Monica Blvd, Santa Monica, CA 90401
La Cachette Bistro
1733 Ocean Ave., Santa Monica, CA 90401
424 Wilshire Blvd, Santa Monica, CA 90401
Tudor House
1403 2nd St, Santa Monica, CA 90401
Blue Plate
1415 Montana Ave, Santa Monica, CA 90403
re: lvhkitty
Even if you don't stay for dinner you might drop into the Lobster for a drink and an appetizer.
The Lobster
1602 Ocean Avenue, Santa Monica, CA 90401
You've gotten some great suggestions so far.
I would definitely go with Musha as the closest nearby Asian spot.
Since you're from Chicago, get to BP Oysterette for a lobster roll. Ocean Avenue Seafood is more corporate, but also does very solid seafood and has an oyster happy hour. Also curious what your take would be on an Italian sandwich from Bay Cities.
I'll also add Huckleberry as a walkable brunch/lunch option and the Umami Burger in Fred Segal.
I know you said not too pricey, but if the urge for upscale strikes you, JiRaffe and Melisse, with the latter being one of LA's best but very $$$$.
Everyone steered clear of recs on the Promenade or in the mall which is about right, but if you end up there, Monsieur Marcel and Cafe Crepe are both tasty choices.
Enjoy your trip!
424 Wilshire Blvd, Santa Monica, CA 90401
Ocean Avenue Seafood
1401 Ocean Ave, Santa Monica, CA 90401
Cafe Crepe
1460 3rd Street Promenade, Santa Monica, CA 90401
BP Oysterette
1355 Ocean Ave, Santa Monica, CA 90401
Monsieur Marcel
6333 W. 3rd St. AND 3rd St. Arizona at the Promenade, Los Angeles/Santa Monica, CA 90036
re: TracyS
Ocean Ave Seafood has their Oyster Hour from 4 pm-6 pm. Monday through Friday, featuring oysters at $1.50 each. Really fresh!
Ocean Avenue Seafood
1401 Ocean Ave, Santa Monica, CA 90401
re: wienermobile
Alas, the Happy Hour oysters are now $1.95 each. Not much of a bargain compared with their regular pricing, and no choice!
Dunno if it's too far but I really like Madame Chou Chou on Main. You have to sit on the patio though. Good for any of the meals from bfast, just coffee/pastry, or full dinner with wine. The pistacchio raspberry cake visits me in dreams.
Madame Chou Chou
2518 Main St, Santa Monica, CA 90405
I'm here now and managed to find the Whole Foods first. It is by far the smallest Whole Foods I have ever seen. Check out Chicago's South Loop and Lincoln Park stores!
I stopped in Musha and contemplated the soon tofu but was a bit overwhelmed by the menu and not very hungry at the time.
After a lot of shopping for the baby, I finally made it to the food court at Santa Monica place.
I had an excellent eggplant lasagna type item for $5. Can't knock that. Just layers of eggplant with sauce and minimal cheese. Want to go back just for that!
I made a reservation for Fig but cancelled it. Way too much fun stuff to check out elsewhere!
424 Wilshire Blvd, Santa Monica, CA 90401
re: lvhkitty
that WF is really super small. we have much bigger, just not in walking distance. the one on montana is also super small. but if you found a way down lincoln (not to walk), that one is big.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Race, and Post-Election America: The Fulfillment of the Dream?
As New York University celebrates its 4th Annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Celebration Week with the theme of "Connect, Collaborate and Change", the Black Student Alliance of the New York University, Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service would like to invite you to a candid discussion about the progress President elect Obama has made, the promise he represents and the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King.
Have we fulfilled Dr. King's dream? Students will lead discussion with our select speakers as we collectively examine specific questions like:
- What does Dr. King's Dream Speech mean to us today? What does his vision translate to in 2009? How can we hold ourselves accountable to fulfilling it?
Join us for hors d'oeuvres and wine as we celebrate the history of Dr. King, President-elect Obama, and make plans for the future!
EVENT CLOSED: New York's Creative Industries: Fashion in Today's Economy
On January 21st, SNEAC is partnering with Kiehl's Since 1851 to bring you a conversation on fashion as a creative industry. Amidst the fear of a weakening Wall Street in New York City, policymakers must depend on the strength of its creative sector as a key asset in sustaining the city's economy. Currently fashion as a creative industry provides anywhere from 80,000 to 100,000 jobs here, from designers to manufacturers to importers/exporters. In our current economic climate, what impact, if any, will Fifth Avenue have on Main Street?
This timely discussion will be moderated by Elizabeth Currid, author of The Warhol Economy: How Fashion, Art and Music Drive New York City, and Assistant Professor of cultural economics at the University of Southern California.
A reception will follow the panel.
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The New York Women's Foundation® in partnership with New York University's Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service, invites you to a community forum on the impact of the foreclosure crisis on women in New York City. Our panel of experts will lead us through an in–depth discussion of the causes of the current crisis and will explore possible solutions to address this critical issue. Space is limited.
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Hosted by The Research Center for Leadership in Action & The NYU Wagner Office of Career Services
Featuring former White House Fellows, including Diane C. Yu – Chief of Staff and Deputy to the President of NYU and Immediate Past President of the White House Fellows Foundation and Association.
The White House Fellows Program, founded in 1964 by President Lyndon Johnson, is America's most prestigious program for leadership and public service, offering exceptional men and women first-hand experience working at the highest levels of the federal government. White House Fellows typically spend a year working as full-time, paid special assistants to senior White House Staff, the Vice President, Cabinet Secretaries and other top-ranking government officials. Fellows also participate in a once-in-a-lifetime education program consisting of off-the-record, roundtable discussions with renowned leaders from the private and public sectors, and take trips to study leaders and policy in action both domestically and internationally.
For more information about the program, to view an informational film, and to download an application, please visit the program website, or call the program office at (202) 395-4522. Fellowships are awarded on a strictly non-partisan basis. Applications must be postmarked by February 1, 2008 for the 2008-2009 Class.
Urban Transportation in Global Megacities<br>Highlights from Istanbul, Mexico City, and Seoul
Hosted by the NYU Wagner Rudin Center for Transportation Policy & Management and the University Transportation Research Center, Region 2
A number of global megacities face regional transportation challenges similar to those of the New York region. These challenges are, in part, defined or exacerbated by the size of the region, the density of the urban core, regional land use patterns, the age of transportation infrastructure, the current rate of population growth and demand for transit, as well as geographical constraints, jurisdictional complexity and layers of government, unionized workforces, and highly participatory civil societies. To facilitate the exchange of innovative ideas, experiences, and best practices – from techniques for improved decision-making and operations and the management of complex transportation systems to the adoption of new technologies – the NYU Wagner Rudin Center has launched the "Urban Transportation Benchmarking Partnership." The purpose of the Partnership is to develop and promote a sustained relationship between the New York region's transportation agencies and academics and their counterparts in lstanbul, Mexico City, and Seoul. This initial event will feature representatives from the transportation sectors of these megacities sharing with us recent innovations, plans and lessons learned in three key areas.
Seyma Ulucay and Esma Dilek, Engineers from the Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality Traffic Control Center, will describe their office's customization of various Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) for the purpose of revolutionizing traffic management in Istanbul.
Adriana de Almeida Lobo, Director of the Center for Sustainable Transportation in Mexico City, will discuss the role of microbuses and Bus Rapid Transit in meeting increasing demand in the face of capacity constraints, and will talk about the work of the Center to promote sustainable transportation.
Hyungun Sung, Associate Research Fellow, Department of Intermodal & Sustainable Transport Research, Korea Transport Institute, and Sang-Joo Lee, Senior Deputy Director of Urban Transportation Team, Office for Land Transportation & Vehicles, Korean Ministry of Land, Transport, and Maritime Affairs, will discuss meeting the emerging challenges of transport in the Seoul Metropolitan area through land use policy and rail and Bus Rapid Transit.
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Global AIDS in Our Global Community: HIV/AIDS Organizations in NYC
Hosted by the NYU Wagner Global Health Alliance and co-sponsored by the Asian Pacific American Student Alliance (APASA), Alliance of Latino and Latin American Students (ALAS), and Wagner Students Alliance for Africa (WSAFA)
In recognition of Global AIDS Day, we welcome you to attend a panel discussion featuring the incredible work of various organizations in New York City providing HIV/AIDS programs and services for immigrant communities. Panelists will speak about the populations their clients represent, the programs they offer and the challenges they face in regards to culture, language, and access to services in relation to other issues related to the diversity of their client population. Join us and recognize Global AIDS right here at home by celebrating the missions of these remarkable organizations. Refreshments provided.
- Amanda Lugg, Community Advocate & Program Coordinator, African Services Committee
Moderated by Sally Guttmacher, Professor of Health Studies, Steinhardt School of Public Health
Domestic Violence as a Human Rights Violation: New Directions for Advocates and Scholars
Presented by The Women of Color Policy Network at NYU Wagner and Law Students for Human Rights
On October 22, 2008, the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights held its second hearing in the case of Jessica Gonzales v. United States. In 2000, Ms. Gonzales (now Jessica Lenahan) filed a § 1983 lawsuit against the Castle Rock, Colorado Police Department and individual officers after they ignored her repeated calls for assistance with locating her children and enforcing her restraining order against her estranged husband Simon Gonzales, who had kidnapped them. Tragically, 10 hours after her first call to the police, her husband died in a shootout with the police, and her daughters were found dead in the back of his truck, positioned directly behind him. To this day, it is not known whether they were killed by Simon Gonzales earlier that evening or in the hailstorm of police bullets. In 2005, the U.S. Supreme Court rejected Ms. Lenahan's case, finding that she had no constitutional due process right to enforcement of her restraining order. Having exhausted all of her domestic remedies, Ms. Lenahan filed a case before the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR), an international human rights tribunal that is part of the organization of American States (OAS) and is responsible for the promotion of human rights in the Americas (North, South, and Central America and the Caribbean).
Carrie Bettinger-Lopez, Deputy Director of the Human Rights Clinic at Columbia Law School, has coordinated meetings of U.S.-based domestic violence advocates who work at the national, state, and local levels to discuss how the Gonzales case, and human rights strategies more generally, can be used in domestic violence advocacy. Her work includes consideration of strategies at the legislative, litigation, public education, law enforcement training, and other levels.
Food will be served and you will need a photo ID to enter the building.
International Week 2008 - Food Fest: International Potluck and Party!
Please join IPSA and other student organizations for "Food Fest," an international potluck and party. Featuring food from many countries, cultures, and traditions, the Food Fest also includes international music and art, as well as wine, beer and other refreshments.
Everyone is welcome to attend – just remember to make/bring a dish of your choice. Everyone who brings a dish is eligible to win a prize given out during the party!
Food Fest Co-sponsors: Wagner International Student Society (WISS), Alliance of Latino and Latin American Students (ALAS), Asian Pacific American Student Alliance (APASA), Students for Criminal Justice Reform (SCJR), Urban Planning Student Association (UPSA), Wagner Review, Wagner Education Policy Studies Association (WEPSA), Wagner Student Alliance for Africa (WSAFA), Wagner Volunteer Corps (WVC)
National Arts Policy Roundtable
Presented by SNEAC - Student Network Exploring Arts and Culture
President-elect Obama has formed an Arts Policy Committee, and our roundtable discussion will explore whether his cultural platform is moving national policy in the right direction for the arts. More broadly, we will question the role of the federal government in the arts, and whether its policy of no-policy is better than a formal cultural administration. With the insight of our featured guests, we will collect policy recommendations to inform the cultural platform of the next administration.
Light breakfast available at 8:15.
Please arrive early to check-in before the event begins.
Democratic Governance and Sustainable Development in Latin America - The Tension Between Representative and Participatory Democracy in Latin America
The Tension Between Representative and Participatory Democracy in Latin America
With Patricio Navia, PhD, Master Teacher, General Studies Program, NYU
International Week 2008 - Bollywood Film: A Night of Indian Cinema and Food
Bollywood Film: A Night of Indian Cinema and Food
Join IPSA, the Asian Pacific American Student Alliance (APASA), and WISS for a fun-filled movie night. Indian food and refreshments will be served, as we watch a lively Bollywood film from India! (Movie: TBA)
Mayoral Control: Whose School is it?
Please join WEPSA (Wagner Education Policy Student Association) for a panel discussion on the subject of parental involvement in education and its importance to a student's success. Panelists include:
Richard Kessler, Executive Director, The Center for Arts and Education
Moderator: Professor Mary Driscoll, NYU Steinhardt
Co-sponsored by the Institute for Education and Social Policy, of NYU Steinhardt and NYU Wagner
International Week 2008 - Fair Trade Coffee Tasting: Session 2
Join IPSA and the Wagner International Student Society (WISS) for a Fair Trade coffee tasting, led by Paula Restrepo, a Wagner alum, who was certified as a Coffee Taster when she worked for the Colombian National Coffee Federation (Federacion Nacional de Cafeteros de Colombia). Taste coffee and learn about fair trade.
NOTE: There is a maximum of 12 to 15 people who can participate in a tasting so only RSVP for one session.
International Week 2008 - Fair Trade Coffee Tasting: Session 1
Join IPSA and the Wagner International Student Society (WISS) for a Fair Trade coffee tasting, led by Paula Restrepo, a Wagner alum, who was certified as a Coffee Taster when she worked for the Colombian National Coffee Federation (Federacion Nacional de Cafeteros de Colombia). Taste coffee and learn about fair trade.
NOTE: There is a maximum of 12 to 15 people who can participate in a tasting so only RSVP for one session.
Yes We Can: A New Agenda for Advancing Leaders of Color in Social Change
The election of Barack Obama as the first African-American President heralds a historic moment in US history. It is an opportunity to reflect at the national and local levels on where we have come in race relations and where we need to go. This is an especially pressing question in the nonprofit sector, where a study by the Annie E. Casey Foundation finds that as many as 24,000 nonprofit executives could retire by 2010, creating significant openings for the next generation of leaders to take the helm.
Leadership programs have a significant part to play in attracting and supporting talented leaders of color as they develop the skills, knowledge and networks to take senior positions in nonprofit and social change organizations. New research holds significant promise for practical strategies to both affirm and draw on the expertise and experience of leaders of color as they navigate often unwelcoming power structures. Research also shows the active roles white leaders can play personally and as part of broader efforts to establish more equitable and effective systems. At the same time, the leadership literature's treatment of issues of race does not offer innovative ideas to address the demands described. There is a need for both scholars and practitioners to reconceptualize the way we think about the connections between race and leadership.
* Laurie M. Hunt, Management Consultant, Center for Gender in Organizations
* C. Nicole Mason, PhD, Executive Director, Women of Color Policy Network, NYU Wagner
* Sonia Ospina, PhD, Faculty Director, Research Center for Leadership in Action and Associate
* Elissa Perry, Web and Community Learning Director, Leadership Learning Community
Erica G. Foldy, PhD, RCLA Faculty member and Assistant Professor of Public and Nonprofit Management, NYU Wagner
International Week 2008 - Stories from the Field: International Internship Panel
Please join IPSA and the Wagner International Student Society (WISS) for a panel discussion with fellow Wagner students. The panelists will include students who worked abroad during the summer of 2008 at a variety of international organizations throughout the world. This is a great opportunity to discover ways to find and secure international internships, as well as ask questions about the experiences of other students abroad.
International Week 2008 - Off the Record with Professor Ahmad Kamal
Please join us for an intimate discussion with Professor Ahmad Kamal. Professor Kamal served as Ambassador and Permanent Representative of Pakistan to the United Nations for ten years. He was a professional diplomat in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Pakistan for close to forty years and has held diplomatic postings in India, Belgium, France, the Soviet Union, Saudi Arabia, the Republic of Korea, and with the United Nations both in Geneva and in New York. On Nov. 17, he will be discussing his work at the UN, as well as his publications on disarmament and global economic issues with Wagner students and other participants. Sandwiches and refreshments will be served.
MAKING THE CONNECTION: Transit Oriented Development - A Blueprint for Success
The NYU Wagner Rudin Center for Transportation Policy & Management and the New York Metropolitan Transportation Council are pleased to announce the opening of registration for our fall conference: MAKING THE CONNECTION: Transit Oriented Development - A Blueprint for Success Friday, November 14, 2008 8:30 am - 1:00 pm Regular Registrations are available at http://wagner.nyu.edu/rudincenter/conferences/TOD.php (space is limited!) This event will be held in: Eisner & Lubin Auditorium, Kimmel Center, New York University, 60 Washington Sq. South, New York, NY 10003 Highlights include a keynote address by Douglas Foy, President of Serrafix Corporation, opening remarks from Joel Ettinger, Executive Director of the New York Metropolitan Transportation Council, and Astrid Glynn, Commissioner of the New York State Department of Transportation. Further information and agenda details can be found in the attached conference brochure (2 pages), and found online at http://wagner.nyu.edu/rudincenter/conferences/ (see sidebar on the right side). Do not miss this unique opportunity to engage with key transportation leaders from the greater metropolitan region and discuss the future of public mobility through the lens of transit oriented design. We look forward to your participation in November. ***Additional Announcements*** Events: The Paradigm of Mobility: A Radical Change in Urban Transport to Challenge Sustainability; Friday, Sept 26th, 2008 / 9:30a - noon @ Baruch College Conference Center, New York , NY Beyond the Gas Tax: Funding Future Transportation Needs; Tuesday, Oct 7th, 2008 / 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm @ The Martha Eddy Room , Art and Home Center New York State Fairgrounds, Syracuse , NY Resources: The Port Authority of NY & NJ has issued The Regional Economy Report: Review and Outlook for the New York-New Jersey Metropolitan Region. To download a PDF of the report, please click here at http://www.panynj.gov/Regional_Economy_Report_August2008.pdf, or visit wwww.panynj.gov.


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Our beautiful single family home is located on the bike trail that goes through downtown Winter Park so you and your family can easily and safely ride into town, to dinner, to the new Recreation Center and the brand new cinema and bowling alley! We have stocked trout ponds close-by too, so you and the kids can have fun fishing.
Our beautifully maintained and appointed home features a private hot tub, attached and oversized 2 car heated garage, lovely stone fireplace, and hardwood flooring. The home is thoughtfully crafted and laid out to accommodate families and friends traveling together, and provides all the creature comforts you would wish for in your vacation home.
The main level boasts extensive hardwood and natural stone flooring, a large family area and dining room and gourmet kitchen with granite counter tops, stainless appliances, breakfast bar, and work desk. We also provide all the essentials and 'extras' so cooking-in is a treat! We have stocked the kitchen the way we would like to have cooked in the many vacation homes we rented over the years. We have a crock pot so your meal is ready as soon as you're off the mountain, a coffee pot, waffle maker, and a pancake griddle so you can save money by making good, delicious home-cooked meals! We even have spices so you don't have to buy them or bring them from home.
Adjacent to the dining room is a 'study' with television and foldout sofa-sleeper for additional guests, or individuals who have a hard time with stairs. A beautifully appointed full bathroom, and walk-in pantry complete the main floor.
The second level features a beautiful master suite with king-size bed, large walk-in closet, and full private bathroom. There are two additional bedrooms, each with queen bedrooms, that share a full bath in the hall. Full size washer and dryer complete the upper level.
The bonus room above the garage is set-up with a king sized bed, pull out sofa sleeper, and we can provide a full size air mattress for your group if this is needed. There is a TON of space in this area with a flat-screen TV and we also have a Wii System with a handful of games for kids and kids-at-heart to enjoy! Full bath as well!
The home is equipped with Wi-Fi (bring your laptop), cable TV, and local phone service. Additionally, we have a games for your family to enjoy, poker chips, and cards.
We have stocked the home with nice towels (none of the flimsy, cheap, smells-like bleach options you find at other homes). We have separate towels for the hot tub which is great after a day in the outdoors! We appreciate quality, and know that you will too!
There are so many 'things' to do in Grand County year-round (winter sports, ice-skating, boating, fishing, biking, snowmobiling, etc). If we can help make recommendations or point you in the right direction, please don't hesitate to ask. There are some great restaurants in town too, we're happy to recommend in the welcome package you will receive.
Please email or call with any questions you may have. We want you to feel at home in our home, and look forward to accommodating your group for your upcoming Grand County Vacation.
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About Tom and Julie Berghoff
We just love the Winter Park area and have been skiing and vacationing here since we moved to Colorado in 1998. We currently live in Boulder but try to get up to the mountains as much as possible to enjoy the beautiful place we're lucky enough to call home. We are so excited that we are able to share our vacation dream with you! We knew we would love the winters: skiing, boarding, snowmobiling, and snow shoeing, but what surprised us was just how much we LOVE the summers: bike riding, dirt biking, fishing, walking to town, hiking.
Tom and Julie Berghoff purchased this house in 2012
Why Tom and Julie Berghoff chose Winter Park
We fell in love with this property right away based on the proximity to the things our family loves to do, the space that works for sharing time with extended family and friends, and the beautiful finishes. We are right on the bike trail which allows us to easily, and safely ride into town to enjoy the great dining options and entertainment. We also love the open meadows that surround our property allowing us to fish in the stocked ponds, or snowshoe/cross country ski without ever getting in the car! We are a stones throw to the new rec center, and the Fraser Tubing hill, and we are a block from the ski shuttle. We feel like we are 'in-town' even though we are in a quiet, friendly community.
What makes this house unique
Great spaces for families traveling together. Everyone has space to hang out together, or find a cozy room to read a book. We love the hardwood flooring, granite countertops, and all the storage (two car attached heated garage, large pantry, big closets).
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Thank you for a great weekend getaway. Everything was great and the home is beautiful. We enjoyed the super clean hot tub, being able to walk into town, and the beautifully appointed home. It was perfect for our family and we look forward to returning this winter. Thanks for making everything so easy for us. Katy, Steve and family (as sent via email)


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This bright and well-furnished apartment is located on a pine-clad hill in the Gotmar area of Puerto Pollensa, with beautiful panoramic views of the bay and surrounding mountains, which you can fully enjoy from the large balcony, with built-in barbecue and dining table and chairs. The apartment is fully air-conditioned and offers satellite TV, DVD and video player, cd/radio in the lounge with 2 comfortable sofas and (indoor) dining area; the fully-equipped kitchen also includes a washing machine and microwave; bathroom with full-length bath, wc, bidet, sink and cupboard. One bedroom has large twin single beds, the other a king-size double bed, both with built-in wardrobes and access to the balcony from the double bedroom. The Bellauba complex has probably the best swimming pool in town, divided into two pools, one shallow area perfect for children, the other a deeper pool for diving and length swimming. It is surrounded by a lounging area (we provide loungers).
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Just wanted to say we had a marvellous holiday, thank you. Apartment lovely - view from balcony is wonderful! Details of local walks were very useful - went to Cala San Vincete and Puig de Maria. Were going to go along Boquer valley but was a bit too hot that day. Other highlights for us probably the drive thru' mountains to Soller and beach at Formentera. We would stay there again as it's a great location.


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Prep/Total Time: 20 min.
1 loaf (1 pound) French bread
1/3 cup blue cheese salad dressing
1/3 cup mayonnaise
2 tablespoons Dijon mustard
1 pound smoked
cooked turkey, thinly sliced
12 bacon strips, cooked and drained
1 avocado, thinly sliced
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- KET2: Sunday, March 16, 2014 at 10:30 am EDT
- KET: Saturday, March 8, 2014 at 10:00 am EDT
- KET: Saturday, December 7, 2013 at 10:00 am EST
- KET: Tuesday, December 3, 2013 at 3:30 am EST
- KET2: Monday, March 11, 2013 at 9:00 am EST
First aired: Saturday, March 3, 2012 (excluding any air dates prior to June 1999)
Official web site: http://www.bobross.com