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American Jews can usually be counted on to line up squarely behind the Democratic presidential candidate, but Jewish voters this year are expressing misgivings about likely nominee Barack Obama.
And the Jewish vote could prove crucial in November in swing states like Ohio and especially Florida, where Democrat Al Gore lost the presidency by a few hundred votes in 2000.
A longtime Democratic constituency with a high turnout rate, Jews are important to Obama's "general election hopes, particularly in New York, which he expects to win; in California and New Jersey, which he must keep out of Republican hands; and most crucially, in Florida, where Jews make up around 5 percent of voters," the New York Times observed.
But Shirley Weitz, one of many South Florida Jews interviewed by the Times' Jodi Kantor, said: "The people here, liberal people, will not vote for Obama because of his attitude towards Israel.
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Other voters were critical of Obama's endorsement by Rev. Jesse Jackson, because Jackson once called New York "Hymietown" and has made other comments offensive to Jews, the Times reported.
Obama could lose Jewish votes to McCain due to Sen. Joe Lieberman's strong backing of the presumptive GOP candidate.
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Yes, they basically pay developers to gimp their games for radeon users. Also, they broke physx for anyone who had a radeon card in the system.
Comment: Re:anti competitive? (Score 5, Informative) 331
Superior now. But when amd were ahead intel bribed the major pc makers not to use amd chips. During that time most of dell's income came from intel payments, for example. This is what destroyed amd since they could and can no longer afford r&d.
The solution would have been for them to pay amd at least 10 billion in damages instead of 1, but that ship has sailed.
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I had a similar problem with my nvidia 7600gt, where I would get lock ups every 10 minutes or whatever in most games, which was apparently caused by a hardware bug. There were also green dots and lines that would appear on the screen. Like they would start as dots and turn into lines if i scrolled down a web page for example.. So this type of shit isn't limited to ati/amd.
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"but what if the ban leaks over to product photography (I'm looking at you, Burger King), video gameplay demos"
That would be great actually.
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Just in case you don't know, switching to "mask as Firefox" in site prefs usually fixes these things. Something here http://operawiki.info/CustomButtons#webdev may be useful to you; dunno if the neptune plugin still works. One thing I'll miss about Opera is being able to put buttons on the start bar.
The likes of Google seem to deliberately break stuff for Opera users so it's not always the company's fault. On the other hand, they haven't bothered integrating hardware acceleration yet despite having a working version in 2008, so if you want to play Angry Birds you need to use something else, which is another reason I'm jumping ship.
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It happens with clean installs, on different computers with XP and Win7. Even in the latest beta which I'm using now. The frozen page thing happens on pages with no flash that I know of, and usually ctrl+a or switching tabs a couple of times fixes it. It has happened lately on youtube though, along with other bs like the video freezing when you change volume.. I think it's rarer than it used to be.
That's the tip of the iceberg though. It's just full of bugs and issues that come and go with each version which have become increasingly annoying, mostly since version 10.
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Opera has become so buggy it is barely worth using any more. It still has at least two really fucking annoying bugs which I reported in 2007 (usually can't select text in text boxes such as this one without right click/select all first, and pages randomly becoming uninteractable). I actually have a huge list of bugs, but no point in posting it anywhere. The devs don't seem to give a shit, which is a shame. I need to figure out which other browser I can customize close to Opera then make the switch.
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Can the first one register anywhere?
Comment: Re:Does anybody actually buy music anymore? (Score 2) 167
Spotify doesn't really help artists http://www.informationisbeautiful.net/2010/how-much-do-music-artists-earn-online/
Comment: Re:I'm tired of Matt Welsh (Score 1) 139
I don't have this problem. It's probably Opera's fault though. For some months I've been wanting to try Firefox/IE9/Chromium because Opera has many unfixed bugs that go back even to version 9. For example, I can't select any text in this text box without doing a right click>select all first. I reported this to them 4 years ago.
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If steam can't connect it will ask if you want to start in offline mode.
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They should have standards for what they sell or allow to be sold through them though. At least I would hope the most reputable company in the US did.
Selling those books depends on naive people not realising what they are buying. There are about 300000 of them so far and not that many have reviews. Cons usually depend on someone's greed or naivete but that doesn't mean they deserve to get conned or that scammers should be allowed to get away with it.
I never got burned by any of this, but others did. The stuff that costs 1p is never eligible for prime or free shipping, although often there are alternative sellers who can provide free or cheaper shipping.
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The line between art and war crimes just got a bit fuzzier, as actor-activist Mia Farrow gave testimony that British supermodel Naomi Campbell claimed to have received uncut diamonds from Liberian then-President Charles Taylor, who is now on trial for war crimes.
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In a large sauce pan, mix together the sugar, butter, and corn syrup. Heat on medium high until the butter is melted, and then allow the syrup come to a full boil. Continue boiling for 3 minutes, stirring constantly. If your syrup boils for longer it will become tough to chew as it cools. Less time will not allow the syrup to hold the balls together.
Remove the syrup from the heat and stir in the vanilla. Add the pie spice and mix well. Immediately pour the syrup over the popcorn mix and stir everything together, until all of the popcorn is coated (the marshmallows will melt and add to the gooey goodness of the mix).
Lightly wet your hands with cool water and form the popcorn into balls, like you would a snowball, you may want to re-wet your hands a few times to keep the popcorn from sticking to them.
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So I need your suggestions on tools that every gunsmith should have and suggestions on tools gunsmiths cannot live without. I'm attempting to buy a gift for the best man in my wedding who is a gunsmith. Now I do not know his inventory of tools besides the basics like screw drivers, mounting items, and a lathe. But I want to get him something that he will obviously be stoked about and something he will use often. I'm looking to find something (or couple things) under 500 bucks. Also your pick for brands too. So please offer up your advice and thank you!
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Do you know if he does specific gunsmithing such as rifles or pistols? As a gunsmith he probably has everday gunsmithing tools and a Brownells or MidwayUSA (gunsmithing supply companies) gift card would be very appreciated.
Get him a gift certificate to Brownells.
As a gunsmith I agree with the gift certificate. There are always speciality tools and other things I wanted but was willing to pony up the cash for. Get a gunsmith hat or travel mug if you want give something with the card.
Keep up with the trends, avoid the fads, take your time and do work you can be proud of always
Besides the gift certificate (reallly good idea) there are certain referernce books that smiths use. Depends on what he does- handgun, rifle, shotgun, small bore, etc.
What we have here is... failure- to communicate.
Sounds like a gift card is a lock but something more personal would be ideal. He definately works on black powder guns, like conversions from or to flash pan and percussion cap. I know he just got out of colts 1911 school in Pittsburg, maybe it was springfield. Anyway his client base are mostly older who like antique firearms and collectables. We mostly shoot sporting clays together and I know he wants to start doing 3 gun shoots that I'm totally stoked for. If you have anymore suggestions let me know based on the above. Thank you very much for your input thus far it has been a tremendous help.
I agree with DOC! A gift certificate to Brownells or places like Forster Gauge would be a safe bet! Then when he needs a special tool, instruction manual or gauge he could just simply order what he needed! 03
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As far as reference books go I've gotten allot of great use out of my "Encyclopeia of Modern Firearms". Brownells sells these too. They've also got the "Gunsmith Kinks" collection that's great to have.
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The zen thing made me laugh, every time I pull out the magnetic balancer my wife rolls her eyes and says, you gonna stare at thing for the next hour or two? I can usually get the prop balanced in any direction but I have noticed the shaft seems out of balance when I free spin it. I never thought much of it but maybe the shaft is getting magnetized, I will put mine through the demagnetizer and see what happens.
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I don't have a demagnetizer but it's a good thought. Since the instructions say to maintain polarity and to have the magnets attract, perhaps the field from one magnet passes through the rod to the other, still maintaining some magnetic field that keeps things aligned.
With brushless motors, there's a strong cogging effect and I'd liken this issue to that, of a much smaller magnitude. I think I'll spring for a non-magnetic model and compare balance results and also friction factors vs. magnetic detent. |
Apr 15, 2012, 08:28 PM | |
The magnets face each other, so that the field passes straight from one to the other, assuming they are oriented so that they attract. When a magnetic material (the rod) is placed in this field, it draws the field to its center, as a lens focuses light, effectively 'shorting' the magnets together, so that the rod is suspended between them. If there is a small gap at one end of the rod, friction is minimized to only the one end. There is no way that there is a cogging effect, as the field is constant and direct. Any tendency of the rod to stop at one location is either an imbalance in it, or what is on it, or pitting in the contacting surfaces.
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That's good to hear. I tried the setup with the magnets opposing each other and there was no difference there, so it fits with your description.
The assembly instructions suggest to use the plastic disks or to polish the magnet ends. It is written that only one magnet needs to be polished, but I did both just today. I went a bit overboard too, using 400/800/2000 grit followed by rubbing compound. It's the first time I've ever been able to see a reflection in a non-rare-earth magnet or non-plated magnet surface. No pits now, to be sure! I've ordered a replacement shaft, as well as a different type of balancer, along with the fingertip balancer, just to have more reference points. The stock rod rolls cleanly on a glass plate, no bobbles or snags, so the rod is likely to be true. I suppose a small-diameter steel rod could have an imbalance by weight, but the cogging effect is there. The rod itself will not attract light steel parts, as my screwdriver tips will do, or even the tip of my pocket knife, so there's no indication that the rod is magnetized. It's a mystery so far. I put my first (and only) prop to be balanced in the tool, and used a marked reference on the shaft to maintain a known "heavy" point. I was able to remove some of the CA I used on the hub and keep the blades in balance, by rotating the shaft mark 180 degrees and re-assessing the balance. Time will tell, and the delivery man may have new answers. |
Apr 15, 2012, 09:11 PM | |
A few things strike me. First, are you balancing your props in the middle of the shaft? There could be an extremely fine bend in it that doesn't even show up on glass, but the weight of the cone-nuts is enough to make the bend be noticed by gravity (since they'd be offset by just that tiny amount). Try moving the cones and prop far to one side or the other and see if anything changes. Second, the points on the shaft's ends could perhaps be ground with enough imprecision that they're just a hair off center, which would also affect balance and again be magnified by the weight of the cones. This could potentially be working in combination with the above. Maybe chuck them up in a drill and polish them to needle-sharp tips? Third, the cones themselves could be slightly off-balance. Have you tried balancing them one at a time in different positions relative to the shaft (say, 45* increments)? |
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All good questions. I am balancing the props in the center of the shaft, eyeballed position.
The shaft alone, no cones, has a dead-stop point, which does not change when I rotate the cones in 90 degree intervals, which makes me think the cones alone are well enough balanced. The balancer instructions suggest to not have needle sharp points and again, by eyeball, the tiny domes appear to be centered, but I'll use a lens to examine them a bit more closely. I don't trust my own power tools to be so precise as to permit a perfectly centered tip, but I have a client who is a machinist and can verify to 0.0001 inches in the next few days. He would also be able to verify the precision of straightness of the overall rod, too, I expect. I can see that a slightly off-center point would provide for a settling point of the assembly, and I'm thinking that's the most likely answer. It fits all the physical behaviors I've experienced so far. Thanks for a great suggestion. |
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Dean Chance Pitcher Born: (1941-06-01) June 1, 1941 (age 72), Wooster, Ohio Batted: Right Threw: Right MLB debut September 11, 1961 for the Los Angeles Angels Last MLB appearance August 9, 1971 for the Detroit Tigers Career statistics Win-loss record 128-115 Earned run average 2.92 Strikeouts 1,534 Teams Los Angeles / California Angels (1961-1966), Minnesota Twins (1967-1969), Cleveland Indians (1970), New York Mets (1970), Detroit Tigers (1971), Career highlights and awards 2× All-Star (1964, 1967), 1964 Cy Young Award, 1967 AL Comeback Player of the Year, Pitched a no-hitter on August 25, 1967, against the Cleveland Indians, Wilmer Dean Chance (born June 1, 1941 in Wooster, Ohio) is a former American Major League Baseball pitcher. Over the right hander's 11-year major league career, he would play for the Los Angeles Angels, Minnesota Twins, Cleveland Indians, New York Mets, and Detroit Tigers. With a touch of wildness and the habit of never looking at home plate once he received the sign from his catcher, Chance would turn his back fully towards the hitter in mid-windup before spinning and unleashing a good fastball, sinker, or sidearm curveball. In 1964, Chance became at the time the youngest pitcher to win the Cy Young Award when, as a member of the Los Angeles Angels, he led the American League in wins (20), innings pitched (278 ⅓) and earned run average (1.65--as of 2013, a franchise record) and was third in the A.L. in strikeouts. He pitched 11 shutouts (also a franchise record as of 2013) that season, winning five of those by a 1-0 score. At the time, only one Cy Young Award was given in all of MLB; since 1967, separate awards have been given in the AL and the National League. Chance's Cy Young Award was the third in a string of five consecutive Cy Young Awards won by a pitcher from a Los Angeles-based team. The others were won by Dodger pitchers: Don Drysdale in 1962 and Sandy Koufax in 1963, 1965 and 1966. Contents 1 Baseball career, 2 Retirement, 3 See also, 4 References, 5 External links, Baseball career: Chance attended West Salem's Northwestern High School and starred on the baseball team and basketball teams (leading the team to a 1958 state title), but it would be baseball where Chance would shine. During his career, he set several state records which still stand including a 52-1 career record, 20 wins in a season, 32 straight wins, eight no-hitters in a season (in both his junior and senior years), and 17 no-hitters total. He also led the Huskies to the Class A state semifinals in 1958 and a championship in 1959 (and pitching every inning of every postseason tournament game). Following high school, Chance signed with the Baltimore Orioles (for a $30,000 bonus and $12 Greyhound bus ticket) prior to the start of the 1959 season as an amateur free agent. After signing, he was assigned to the Bluefield Orioles in the class-D Appalachian League where he went 10-3 with a 2.94 ERA. In 1960, he went 12-9 for Fox Cities Foxes in class-B Illinois-Indiana-Iowa League. On December 14, 1960, Chance was drafted by the Washington Senators as the 48th pick in the 1960 AL expansion draft. Immediately following the draft, Chance was traded by the Senators to the Los Angeles Angels for outfielder Joe Hicks. He pitched most of 1961 for the Dallas-Fort Worth Rangers, going 9-12, before making his major league debut on September 11, 1961, at the age of 20. Chance would finish the season 0-2 with a 6.87 ERA in five games, but was in the majors to stay. Chance had an outstanding rookie campaign in 1962, winning 14 games with an ERA of 2.96 and finishing tied for third in AL Rookie of the Year voting with Bernie Allen and Dick Radatz (behind fellow Angel Buck Rodgers and winner Tom Tresh). The 1962 campaign would be notable for the Angels as Chance and fellow phenom Bo Belinsky would team on both the mound and in the Hollywood social circles, much to the enjoyment of the Los Angeles beat writers and the consternation of manager Bill Rigney and the rest of the Angels' front office. Although he would lose 18 games in 1963, he would finish with a 3.19 ERA in 248 innings. The pair were inseparable and often roomed together, some saying so that the Angels' would only have to mind one bad room - at least when they were in their room after curfew (which wasn't often). After his 1964 season in which he won the Cy Young Award and was elected to his first All-Star Game, Chance would go 15-10 in 1965 and 12-17 record in 1966, despite a respectable ERA of 3.08. After the 1966 season, the Angels, a weak hitting team desperate for power and looking to shed one of their problem children, shipped Chance and infielder Jackie Hernandez to the Minnesota Twins on December 2 in a trade that netted them outfielder Jimmie Hall, slugging first baseman Don Mincher, and relief pitcher Pete Cimino. Chance responded by winning 20 games for the Twins in 1967, leading the AL in games started (39), complete games (18) and innings pitched (283 ⅔). On August 6 of that year, he pitched a rain-shortened, five-inning perfect game against the Red Sox at Metropolitan Stadium in Bloomington, Minnesota. He also pitched a 2-1 no-hitter against the Cleveland Indians on August 25 with the Indians scoring their sole run in the first inning on two walks, an error, and a wild pitch. Chance later said that umpire Ed Runge's wide strike zone had a lot to do with him keeping the Indians off the basepaths. The Twins nearly won the 1967 pennant, but Chance was outdueled in the season's final game, at Fenway Park, by Boston's Jim Lonborg, chasing Chance in with 5 runs in the sixth despite getting only one ball out of the infield, and the Red Sox emerged as surprise league champions -- with Lonborg winning the 1967 AL Cy Young trophy in the process. The trade helped both teams and Chance as the Angels rose to fifth place with an 84-77 record in 1967, the Twins were in it until the season's final game, and Chance was voted to his second all-star team and won the Sporting News AL Comeback Player of the Year award. The 1968 campaign saw Chance put up a lackluster 16-16 record (echoing the Twins' 79-83 finish), but saw him notch career lows in hits and walks per 9 innings (6.9 & 1.9 respectively), and career highs in innings (292), strikeouts (234), and strikeouts per 9 innings (7.9). Due to his strong numbers, Chance had more than a decent chance at again winning 20 games, but the Twins offense let him down in 1968, scoring two runs or fewer in 17 of his 22 starts (games in which Chance himself posted an ERA of 2.55). In the games in which the Twins scored at least three runs, Chance posted a 13-4 record. Despite his strong season, owner Calvin Griffith, well known for being "thrifty", tried to cut Chance's salary by $9,000. Chance held out prior to the 1969 season and was successful in having his salary cut by "only" $5,000. However, 1968 would be his last big year and Chance's career would rapidly decline. From 1969-1971, he would win a total of only 18 games. In 1969, Chance would be plaugued by a back injury caused by rushing to get into shape following his holdout and only pitched 88 ⅓ innings. On December 10, 1969, the Twins would ship Chance, third baseman, and future New York Yankees star, Graig Nettles, infielder Ted Uhlaender, and pitcher Bob Miller to the Cleveland Indians for relief pitcher Stan Williams and future Boston Red Sox star Luis Tiant. The trade would end up being a disaster for the Twins as Nettles would immediately blossom and hit 26 home runs for the 1970 Indians and Tiant, the key to trade, would be released after only one injury-plagued season. Chance would split the 1970 season between the Indians, for whom he'd pitch a 9-8 record with a 4.28, and the New York Mets (after being purchased from the Indians on September 18). Chance would be traded again on March 30, 1971, this time to the Detroit Tigers along with reliever Bill Denehy for minor league pitcher Jerry Robertson. Used largely out of the bullpen, Chance would finish his career with a 4-6 record in 31 games. His career record over 11 seasons (1961-71) and 406 games pitched was 128 wins, 115 losses and an ERA of 2.92. He was a notoriously weak batsman in the days prior to the designated hitter, garnering only 44 hits in 662 at bats, for a batting average of .066. He struck out 420 times in those 662 at-bats. Retirement: Chance retired to a 300 acre ranch 3 miles from his boyhood farm right by his sister Janets House During the 1970s and 1980s Chance acted as a midway barker and operated games of skill at carnivals and fairs and was one of the most successful operators, eventually employing 250 people and running 40 games at the Ohio State Fair along, on a circuit that includes Columbus, OH, Raleigh, NC, Augusta, GA, Syracuse, NY, Hollywood, FL, and Corpus Christi, TX before tiring of the constant travels and con men who frequented this business. Chance founded the International Boxing Association during the 1990s, has managed many fighters, and was its long-time president. As part of the Angels' 50th anniversary, Chance threw out the first pitch before the June 4, 2011 game versus the New York Yankees. Chance has one child, son Brett, who graduated from Ohio State University in 1985 and majored in marketing and sports administration with the goal of being a major league executive.
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Cellular proliferation and lipid metabolism: importance of lipoxygenases in modulating epidermal growth factor-dependent mitogenesis
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In this article we have reviewed and discussed the results of our investigation of lipid metabolites as modulators of epidermal growth factor (EGF) signaling pathways. We have studied epidermal growth factordependent mitogenesis in BALB/c 3T3 and Syrian hamster embryo (SHE) cells in culture. We observed that EGF stimulates the formation of prostaglandins in BALB/c 3T3 cells and their formation appears to be necessary for EGF dependent mitogenesis. EGF did not stimulate PGE2 formation in SHE cells and in fact, exogenously added PGE2 inhibited mitogenesis. In both cell lines, EGF stimulated the formation of lipoxygenasederived 13(S)-hydroxyoctadecadienoic acid (13-HODE) and inhibition of 13-HODE formation attenuated mitogenesis. The addition of 13-(S)-HODE enhanced EGF-dependent mitogenesis but when added alone, the compound was not mitogenic. Other metabolites, including lipoxygenase metabolites of arachidonic acid, were either weak simulators of EGF-dependent mitogenesis or essentially inactive. The 13(S)-HODE appears to be formed by an apparently unique lipoxygenase that is regulated by the tyrosine kinase activity of the EGF receptor. The mechanisms by which lipids, particularly the lipoxygenase-derived linoleic acid metabolites, modulate the EGF signaling pathways leading to cell proliferation is discussed. The possible significance of lipoxygenase and prostaglandin H synthase-dependent metabolism of unsaturated fatty acids in breast and colon cancer is also discussed.
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- Title
- Cellular proliferation and lipid metabolism: importance of lipoxygenases in modulating epidermal growth factor-dependent mitogenesis
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Cancer and Metastasis Reviews
Volume 13, Issue 3-4 , pp 397-410
- Cover Date
- 1994-12-01
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- 0167-7659
- Online ISSN
- 1573-7233
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- Kluwer Academic Publishers
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- Topics
- Keywords
- epidermal growth factor
- prostaglandins
- linoleic acid
- mitogenesis
- signaling pathways
- lipoxygenase
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- Thomas E. Eling (1)
- Wayne C. Glasgow (1)
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- 1. National Institutes of Health, Laboratory of Molecular Biophysics, Eicosanoid Biochemistry Section, National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences, P.O. Box 12233, 27709, Research Triangle Park, NC, USA


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Today's most stylish links from around the web: CELEBRITIES And here you are: Brad Pitt's Chanel No. 5 film. (Written by GQ's very own Style Guy, Glenn O'Brien.) (Chanel/Video Below) WOMEN Kate Upton endorses Argo,... read more
Monday, 10/15/2012 at 12:30PM
The GQ Eye: GQ on Style
Your Daily Eye Queue: Brad Pitt's a Chanel Guy, Kate Upton's a Bond Girl, and More
Today's most stylish links from around the web: CELEBRITY Brad Pitt will be the first male spokesmodel for Chanel No.5 perfume. (WWD) WOMEN Kate Upton is a Bond girl. (Just Jared) STYLE What your boots... read more
Friday, 10/5/2012 at 12:29PM
- Tags:
- Boots,
- Brad Pitt,
- Chanel,
- Kate Upton,
- Nicholas Kirkwood
The GQ Eye: GQ on Style
Cool Stuff: Surf's Up with Chanel
One of the world's biggest luxury brands and catching waves don't exactly go hand in hand in our books but the Parisian powerhouse hit the surf for the introduction of their latest men's fragrance,... read more
Friday, 3/30/2012 at 10:30AM
- Tags:
- Allure Homme Sport,
- Chanel,
- Danny Fuller,
- Fragrance,
- Surfing
Learn from the Ladies, Girlie Men!
We wouldn't be caught dead spraying Secret on our armpits, but we've got to admit, our sisters have the grooming thing figured out. Here, six GQ guys fess up to the women's potions that make them look, feel, and smell their manly best read more
September 2011
- Tags:
- Style,
- Grooming,
- Wear it Now
The GQ Eye: GQ on Style
July 20, 2011: Trade Shows, Travel Essentials and Timberlake and Fallon
-"Travel Essentials:" because we're all seemingly infatuated by what other people can't live without. [Hypebeast] -West Siiiiide: Checking in with Apolis, Esquivel and NSF. [Valet] -The best quality Capsule coverage we've seen. [Grungy Gentleman]... read more
Wednesday, 7/20/2011 at 9:20AM
The GQ Eye: GQ on Style
July 7, 2011: A Killer Cottage, Cargo Shorts and Sonny Crockett
-Warby Parker has been killing the prescription eyewear market with their stylish $95 frames; now they're expanding into sunnies. [Valet] -Gloverall's Original English Duffle Coats; digging the gingham. [Selectism] -Is there anything more American... read more
Thursday, 7/7/2011 at 7:13AM
- Tags:
- Chanel,
- GQ Eye,
- Gilt MANual,
- Joshua Jackson,
- Matt Singer
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- Style Blogger Lauren Yates A.K.A. Ponytail Journal is the Hottest Thing in Menswear
- In Memoriam: Jared Leto's Hair, Too Beautiful For This World
- Watch of the Week: Luminor 1950 8 Days Oro Rosso
- Now You Can Match Your Tevas to Your Fanny Pack Boom Box
- French Montana Hits the Tarmac Luxuriously
- This Week's 9 Best-Dressed Men
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Food + Travel
- David Chang's Kitchen: Don't Get All "Fresh" with Me
- David Chang's Kitchen: Your Idea of Bologna is Total Baloney
- Chart: The Family Tree of Bourbon Whiskey
- Recipe: Semi-Summer Salad - Chef Jeff Taibe of Oak + Almond
- The Great Franco-Italian Pasta Experiment
- How to Pick from an Overpriced Restaurant Wine List