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Archive: March, 2009
Michael Klein, Philly.com
The Nail: The Story of Joey Nardone, in which cheesesteak baron Tony Luke Jr. makes his leading-man debut as an ex-con, has been booked for a third screening at the Philadelphia Flm Festival/Cinefest '09. It will be Monday, April 6 at 7:15 p.m. at the Ritz East.
Jake Willing and Violet Mendoza's No Boundaries, starring Dani Garza and Mark McGraw, is also getting another round: Friday at 6:45pm at the International House
Michael Klein, Philly.com
For years, developer Bart Blatstein has been talking about achieving critical mass at his mixed-use development at the former Schmidt's site in Northern Liberties, which stretches from Girard Avenue south for several blocks along Second Street and Hancock Street.
From 2001, he set to work building the apartment/retail complex called Liberties Walk and over the years renovated former industrial buildings into apartments/offices.
The "meat" of the project is almost finished. That's a series of four apartment buildings, with ground-floor retail, bounded on three sides by Second Street, Germantown Avenue and Hancock Street. The interior courtyard, which he calls the Piazza, now sports a concert stage topped by 26-foot-by-16-foot HD LED screen (16mm resolution).
Michael Klein, Philly.com
Win and Sutida Somboonsong -- who own Mikado Thai Pepper in Ardmore, Flavor in Wayne, Azie in Media and Teikoku in Newtown Square -- just signed a deal for the old Roux 3 site, 4755 West Chester Pike, by the United Artists cineplex in Newtown Square.
It'll be an American-style steakhouse called Parker's Prime, after the Somboonsongs' youngest child, Parker. The wine list is being put together with the help of Italian winemaker and importer Gino Razzi of Penns Woods Winery.
A late summer/early fall 2009 opening is planned.
Michael Klein, Philly.com
Meet Mark Caro, author of the book Foie Gras Wars, at a signing at Fairmount's London Grill, from 6 to 8 p.m. Sunday.
Foie Gras Wars is a well-researched tale of how the delicacy has polarized the food world.
London's Terry Berch McNally and chef Michael McNally play central roles in the plot, as London was a frequent protest site. (Decorum prohibits me from describing what Caro wrote about Terry McNally's first impressions of protest leader Nick Cooney.)
Michael Klein, Philly.com
Here comes Billy Wong again.
Wong has drawn a following from his days at Queen Village's Mustard Greens (1992). Every so often, he turns up -- perhaps "Wong" is a Cantonese transliteration of "Waldo." The last few years have found him at Billy Wong's in Old City and then in Northern Liberties with a short-lived place called Taste (it's now Modo Mio) and then at Ly Michael in Chinatown.
He's looking to revive the Billy Wong name in Warminster Shopping Center (340-342 York Rd.) next week. This place was David's and most recently Yazmin. (That's Yazmin, not Yasmin.)
Michael Klein, Philly.com
What'll be on the plate? Probably lots of beef. The timing of Monday night's $5,000-a-head fund-raiser for Gov. Rendell at Del Frisco's Double Eagle steakhouse comes at an interesting time.
Contractors who built the steakhouse -- who tend to roll in these political circles -- say they are still owed millions for their work. Eight court filings now surround the project, as fingers are pointing between Del Frisco's and its general contractor, Lorient LLC of Plainfield, Ill.
Michael Klein, Philly.com
Tamala Edwards, co-anchor of Action News, announced her pregnancy this morning on Facebook.
Edwards, who turns 38 on April 7, married pastry chef Rocco Lugrine in September 2006.
The station's baby derby has begun, as she and Erin O'Hearn are due around the same time. Funny coincidence: Just as O'Hearn met husband Sal Paone Jr. when she did a story on him, Edwards met Lugrine when she did a piece about his work when he was at Le Bec-Fin.
Michael Klein, Philly.com
Here's a neat mash-up: Tiffin, the Indian eatery near Seventh and Girard, is getting into the pizza business. Owner Munish Narula is taking over what was Star Pizza right next door (at 712 W. Girard) to do what he calls "something fun."
The menu will have about eight different specialty pizzas with Indian cuisine-inspired toppings such as tandoori chicken, paneer and green chilies and tandoori vegetables. He and his crew are experimenting. The eatery also will serve kati rolls, which in their basic form begins with a paratha with a layer of egg on it. Roasted vegetables or meat is roasted in butter and stuffed inside. Spices, red onion slivers and lime are sprinkled on top. He also intends to round off the menu off with Indian-influenced salads and wraps.
There's no name yet for the spot, and construction is to begin in late April.


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Gazza Arrested Drunk (Again)!
Paul Gascoigne, 46, who left rehab in the United States earlier this year, was held by police after an incident in Hertfordshire.
A Hertfordshire Police spokeswoman said: "Police were called to a report of a man allegedly being drunk and disorderly at Stevenage railway station at 10.30pm on Thursday July 4.
"Officers attended the location and arrested a 46-year-old male on suspicion of common assault and being drunk and disorderly."
The ex-Newcastle and Tottenham player was taken into custody but was not charged, police added.
Gascoigne was bailed after being held in a police cell for 12 hours overnight.
Another sad tale of a man on the rocky road to his grave.
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Helicopter called in to catch teenager
Police have been accused of overreacting after sending up a helicopter to hunt a teenager who kicked a football through a greenhouse window.
The 15-year-old smashed the pane of glass while playing with friends in the back garden of a pub in Chalgrove, near Oxford.
But within 30 minutes the helicopter had been sent from another job to "locate the youth" by two police officers attending the scene.
The incident was logged as criminal damage by police officers, who defended the use of the helicopter by claiming it was already in the area.
But staff and customers accused the police of a "gross overreaction", reports the Oxford Mail.
Pub manager Emma Arnold said she was "gobsmacked" when she saw the police helicopter.
She said: "It was a gross overreaction. It was a complete accident when the young lad miskicked the ball and it hit the greenhouse.
"I couldn't believe it when they sent two officers and the helicopter. Since when did a youngster accidentally kicking a ball into a greenhouse become criminal damage?"
Police spokesman Rebecca Webber said: "Thames Valley Police would not deploy the force helicopter for low level crimes such as criminal damage.
"However if the helicopter is already airborne and in the area they may be asked to assist by officers on the ground, as happened in this case."


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As usual, Bahrain embraced its Grand Prix in its inimitable style this week. Eddie Jordan and his band the Robbers were the featured players at the Welcome Party in the paddock on Thursday evening, together with local singers and dancers. Musicians were very much a part of the meeting, with Pink Floyds Nick Mason making a visit from Friday onwards, Eric Clapton arriving on Saturday and Led Zeppelin's Robert Plant present on Sunday.
On Saturday current champion Johnny Herbert closed to within a point of longtime Speedcar series leader Gianni Morbidelli with an emphatic victory over Heinz-Harald Frentzen and Tonio Liuzzi. Jean Alesi had been running second when his engine grenaded in spectacular style on the pit straight. Sundays race went to Liuzzi, with Morbidelli retaining his series lead to scoop the cash jackpot.
Making it a great Saturday for Toyota as Jarno Trulli and Timo Glock wrapped up the front row of the grid for the Grand Prix, their test driver Kamui Kobayashi celebrated clinching the GP2 Asia Series for DAMS after starting from pole position and finishing fourth in the first of the weekends two races. Diego Nunes won again from team mate Roldan Rodriguez in a one-two for Piquet Sport, and Kobayashis partner Jerome dAmbrosio.
It feels great, really! Kobayashi said. Thats what really mattered today. Its important to show that you can be quick and take risks, but in the end, my job is to take the title. Job done! Now we have another step with the main Series. Its another target and another challenge. I cant wait.
Elsewhere in the paddock, familiar F1 habituees Sir Jackie and Helen Stewart were joined by Christian Danner, Jacques Laffite and Marc Surer, together with Niki Lauda making a welcome return to his television commentator duties.
Other off-track attractions were Bernie Ecclestones collection of mouth-watering Grand Prix cars which were on display in the paddock, McLarens first outward-facing VMM180 meet the team hospitality event, and Sir Richard Bransons Virgin Galactic space flight programme. The latter has been set up to make private space travel available to everyone and by creating the world's first commercial spaceline, based on Burt Rutans history-making SpaceShipOne.
Spaceships are now under construction which will allow affordable sub-orbital space travel for the first time in history, to give the man in the street the opportunity to be one of the worlds first private astronauts. And to travel at almost 2500 mph, or more than Mach 3.
Brawn driver Rubens Barrichello already has his ticket booked - and three-time F1 world champion Niki Lauda actually wants to pilot one of the craft!


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Help Prof. Cat's research in mazing machines, by helping fund this quirky motion based iOS puzzle game. Read more
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Update #2:
With only a week left we have two big announcements!
One: we wanted to show off the design for the T-shirt (because it's aMazing!*)
And two: we are announcing a new reward tier at $20!
What you will get for a pledge of $20, or more, is a drawing of Prof. Cat by Caldwell wearing a hat of your choosing. This drawing will then be sent to you along with your stickers.
If you've already pledged over $20, it's being added to the list of things you are already getting.
If you've already pledged, but it's under $20, you can still change your pledge and get in on this aMazing** opportunity to own an actual physical drawing of Prof. Cat by Caldwell!
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**I couldn't help myself again…
I realized that I didn't really have any video of the game's gameplay, so I figured I would correct that problem by making a video where I show some. I also show off some other aspects of the game like menus, and other mildly boring things.
Prof. Cat's Mazing Machine is an iOS puzzle game being made by Arcade Tale Studio, with art by Caldwell Tanner. The game is simple enough, you move a ball through a maze by tilting your iPhone or iPad. But it becomes more of a puzzle game over time as you begin to encounter new obstacles and devices in the maze. This will not only make the mazes trickier to navigate, but also change your understanding of how you are going to traverse the mazes.
The Plan—
The plan is for the game to launch on both the iPad and iPhone as a "plus" app (basically meaning that there won't be separate iPad and iPhone versions of the game.) Also in the plan is for there to be at least 150 levels in the game at the launch, with more coming as free downloadable content afterwards.
Here are some examples of what sorts of puzzles players will be in store for:
-Navigate a single ball through a maze.
-Navigate two balls through a maze simultaneously to different exits.
-Navigate a ball through a maze with blocks that move as you tilt the device.
-Navigate two balls through a series of locked doors, where one ball stays on an unlock button while the other moves through the door.
-Navigate a ball through a series of teleporters.
-And much more.
Screenshots (still a work in progress & updated 3/15)—
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The game is in Alpha/early-Beta, and so we are looking for your support to help us fund the end of the game's development. Most of the major stuff is done it's mainly a matter of making all the levels, programming some of the gameplay elements, and creating the art and extras for the game.
If you have any questions about the game or whatnot, there is a FAQ below this where your question might be answered, or if not you can ask a question there.
I would like to release the game for Android at some point, but it is certainly not high on the priority list right now. One of the problems being that I don't have an Android phone to test the game on, and another being that I don't know which phones it will work on and which it won't.
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French retailer group Casino said on Monday that the nationalization by the government of Hugo Chávez of its subsidiary Éxito stores in Venezuela, which is also owned by a Colombian company, "changes nothing for the growth outlook and profitability of the group," a spokesperson of the company said.
Éxito, which is located in Venezuela, represents "about 1 percent" of the current turnover of the French retailer and the contribution of the Venezuelan unit to the group profit was "almost zero," said the source.
Questioned about whether the group would file any legal complaint, the source said that the company "is assessing the situation."
Casino owns 67.1 percent of Cativen, a subsidiary which operates six Exito hypermarkets and around 35 Cada supermarkets in Venezuela.
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Twitter Mood Swings
Researcher are gathering data around the world on mood swings with social media.
The sun is up, the birds are tweeting and so are we.
"People generally wake up in a good mood," states Cornell University's Department of Sociology Scott Golder.
Golder used the social networking site Twitter to map the mood swings of people from 84 countries.
At any given moment someone somewhere is tweeting information about what they're doing or feeling.
The tweets go into cyberspace where they are recorded into a massive archive of what makes us tick.
"That's why Twitter specifically was such an attractive venue to start to study behaviors and emotions over the course of time," said Golder.
Golder and a colleague developed a computer program that analyzed half a billion tweets, looking for specific words like "happy" to measure mood along with curse words and even emotions like smiley faces.
They found distinct patterns of mood that were consistent around the world.
People generally start the day refreshed from sleep and happy.
Then our mood slowly deteriorates over the course of the day, presumably because of work.
The tweets reveal a universal need for "Happy Hour."
(SOUND - Scott Golder - Cornell University)
"On Fridays, people start talking about happy hour a lot more and they also start talking about it a lot earlier in the day," said Golder.
Positive attitudes generally rebound at night before we fall asleep until we do it again the next day, telling the world every detail.


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Right on. The company that Steve Jobs built and Tim Cook can only hope to sustain deserves the credit or the blame -- depending on which "side" you're on -- for disrupting the entire computer industry.
I experienced the phenomenon Cramer describes the other day without even thinking about it.
My mother is in the market for a new computer. She owns a desktop. I told her to consider a laptop. She called to ask, "Why do people even need to buy computers anymore when the iPad exists?" Excellent question.
She, independent of the millions of others who likely have had the same thought, proved Cramer's point. At Apple (AAPL - Get Report), Steve Jobs changed the world in more profound ways than we have begun to realize. While a place still exists for desktops and, more so, laptops, the iPad shrank that market big time. If you're like my Mom and all you do is check email, go on Facebook (FB), play a game or two, view photos, read books, leaf through magazines and search for information on Google (GOOG) from time to time, there's really no need for anything more than an iPad. I part ways with Cramer, however, when he predicts "a world of hurt for just about everyone, save Apple." There's no question that Apple will continue to dominate the space for the foreseeable future. And although I agree that Intel (INTC - Get Report) and Microsoft (MSFT - Get Report) both came late to the mobile party, you cannot count them out as legitimate players. I consider both names as buys instead of a dying Dell. I have provided more color on these two companies in this article, but, in a nutshell, Intel and Microsoft have positioned themselves well to hang with Apple and provide meaningful returns to shareholders. It's not just the iPad that will cannibalize sales of traditional computers. Expect ultrabooks and forthcoming Windows 8-powered tablets to take their fair share.Check Out Our Best Services for Investors
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Seth Green Will Be the Voice of Leonardo on "TMNT" Season 3
cowabunga!Seth Green takes over for Jason Biggs as the voice of Leonardo on Nickelodeon's "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles."
In case we needed any more reason to love "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles," Nickelodeon just gave us a big one: "Robot Chicken" creator Seth Green will be joining the cast as the voice of Leonardo.
Seth joins Sean Astin (Raphael), Rob Paulsen (Donatello), Greg Cipes (Michaelangelo), and Corey Feldman (Slash) in the third season of the CG-animated Nick show, which will air this fall.
Seth is taking over the role previous voiced by "Orange Is the New Black's" Jason Biggs, who is no doubt busy with the success of Netflix's hit dramedy series.
And he's not the only one—between "Robot Chicken," "Family Guy," and now "TMNT," Seth's got a very busy summer ahead of him.
"Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" has also been renewed for a fourth season, which will air in the fall of 2015. The "TNMT" franchise is also creating a live-action film starring Megan Fox and Will Arnett, which will open in theaters on August 8.
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It's all about that comfy, cozy California chic look around the Hamlin-Rinna household. There's just something so fabulous about feeling yummy in your own home. I have always been really into feeling good in my surroundings and my home and clothing are at the top of that list. Much like ... Continue Reading
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I love the library. Yup, I said it. In 2015 I still go to the library every single week. real conversation: Me: I'm going to the library. Alberti: The library? What do you do there? I know I can buy eBooks or audio books anywhere, but I still prefer the library. 1) I'm su... Continue Reading
Welcome to another Meal Make-over Monday! Instead of having spaghetti and meatballs tonight, why not try my Spaghetti Squash Recipe? If you do, let me know what you and your family thought! All my best, Albany Spaghetti Squash: INGREDIENTS: 1 cup onions 1 cup bell pepp... Continue Reading
I can't believe it's finally here but dang if the new Monday night on Q isn't ready to launch tomorrow. AHHHH! We are all so excited (and secretly sick to our stomachs with joyous nerves) Starting tomorrow, Monday nights on QVC will be called, "Fashion's Night In&rdquo... Continue Reading
I didn't date much and I wasn't voted Homecoming Queen, but I was involved in just about everything else while in high school. My senior portrait I loved being a cheerleader for both basketball and football for all four years, jumping up and down, doing the splits, hooting and holler... Continue Reading
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I knew I would never be a doctor, lawyer or fireman by the time I was 11. Being a shoe guy is all I ever wanted to be! I grew up fully immersed in shoes. My father Jerome Fisher created Nine West so you could say that shoes are in my DNA. He's the driving forced behind ... Continue Reading
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Beef Stew 1 pound beef stew meat, cubed 1 package dried onion soup mix 1 can beef broth 1 soup can full of water 1 can cream cream of mushroom soup desired amounts of chopped carrots, potatoes and onions Place the broth, water, soup and dry soup mix in a 4 to 6 quart covered roaster or ... Continue Reading
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What to add in the middle of this cycle?
What to add in the middle of this cycle?
Planning 22 week cycle. First injectible cycle, but I've got some experience with harsher oral cycles.
Hoping to pack on some size (clean bulk) initially and then shred some fat towards the end.
So far planned:
Week 1-22, 500mg test c
Week1-5, 20mg SD
Week 16-22, 60-80mg Epi
What is a good injectable for the middle of this? - 01-31-2013, 12:16 AM
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First injectable cycle and your going to run for 22 weeks? Try running 12 wks with just test then work up.
Re: What to add in the middle of this cycle?
Actually now that I did more research I think 22 weeks may be pushing it. Idk why I had it in my head that it was normal to run that long with injectables.
disregard thread lol - 02-06-2013, 06:03 PM
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The amount time it takes to book an appointment is unacceptable. Once you do finally get your appointment you end up waiting there for approx 1.5-2 hours. Dr very unprofessional. Also will not renew script over fax. wants you to come in to collect full ohip payments.
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Went to see this doctor and was appalled at his tardiness, he does not wash his hands after touching other patients who has other skin disease and touches you. He sees more than one patient simultaneously. His manner is rude and bedside manners for a doctor leaves much to be desired. I was there for a examination, he brought in a medical student and did not ask my permission to have the student be in the room. He examined me and braced himself against me, his body was touching me, there was no reason for his body to touch me except his hands examining the area and it made me very uncomfortable. He then told the student to look at the spot without my consent. The student did the examination and his body did not touch me so it make me wonder!!!!!!! After examination was done, I stood up infron the bed, the dr talked about treatment standing so close to me it made me uncomfortable and uneasy, you can feel his breath on your face. He talked about giving me a needle as part of the treatment and without warning or hesitation he pinch me on my thigh which really hurt and then he said that is how I would feel when I got the needle. I have seen many male doctors and never had this uncomfortable and uneasy feeling when being examined. He pushes himself into you when talking with his breath on your face. He needs training on how to see patient. The staff is quite friendly but this guy different. Be aware !
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My first appointment with him - one of the best specialists I've seen thus far. Yes hes not the most punctual but that's because he takes time to listen to everything you say, give you his diagnoses, explain the treatment, and asks you lots of questions back to make sure he's understood everything correctly. Recommend!
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Knows what he's doing, but needs to overhaul his office management. As many reviews (below) note, the wait for an appointment is always over 1 hour. They over-book something awful. Usually 6-10 people ahead. Crazy! He might be good, but there's no excuse for this kind of scheduling.
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Dr. Paul Adam is not someone I would encourage anyone to see. He goes from room to room like a chicken with his head cut off. He does not stop to wash his hands after touching each patient and his breath is something out of this world. He does not even wear a doctors coat just street clothes. I had to wait in the over crowded office for 2 hours. When I mentioned it to one of the staff - a lady older than my grandmother I was told to complain to the dr. I wont be back there - my advice find a professional derm. to see. Dr. Adam is not one.
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I visited this morning, and yes, had to wait 2 hours and 20 minutes, but I brought a book after reading previous reviews. Dr. Adam was extremely knowledgeable, and took the time to examine me, explain the diagnosis, and provide me with written literature so I would fully understand and remember what he told me. He never stopped the whole time I was there, running between the three patient rooms. There were over 25 people there when I arrived and everyone was very patient. I thought the staff did a great job, were very cordial and helpful. So, I'd go back... but luckily, he said I don't need to. :-)
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It is over six months I am seeing him. In general I have to say that he is really rude. First of all, he doesn't care about patients' time. I went to him four times and every time I had to wait at least for one hour and half. That is while I had booked the appointments in a way to be the first patient that he would see. Second, he does not spend more that two minutes on his patients, doesn't really look at the skin condition nor listens to what the patient says. Also his way of talking to the patients is like they owe him. Third and worst than all, his diagnosis was wrong for me. He prescribed me antibiotics for a long time and every time without recording my skin condition. every time I met him afterward, he just told me that it looked better. I myself have kept the photos of my skin from the first day and there has been no improvement. I wonder how he remembers the skin he has seen 2-3 months ago to judge about the effect of the drug. In general, my advice is avoid him.
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After visiting 10 dermatologists my path finally crossed with Dr. Adam and he was the only one who diagnosed my rare skin disorder by sight and then comfirmed it with tests. He is caring, and helpful and has provided not only physical relief but mental relief as well. Althogh it is true that he is always overbooked and I always have to wait at least an hour, he is well worth the wait and I highly recommend him. There is a reason why he is so busy people!! BTW - don't take your frustration out on the secretaries, its not their fault.
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DO NOT GO HERE. GO TO WALK-IN CLINIC NEARBY ON *BAYVIEW/EGLINTON*!!!! DOCTOR WAS RUDE IMMEDIATELY, CONDESCENDING ALMOST YELLING, + NOT PUNCTUAL...TOTAL APPOINTMENT TIME: 5 MINS!!!! missed work due to major cramping + bloating + saw her clinic while walking in my neighbourhood and booked an appointment for later that evening. i ended up waiting over 30 minutes for her and overheard her requesting her staff order custom made clothes for her from a tailor, which wasn't even the problem. as soon as she stepped in she was rude: NO hello, DIDN'T LISTEN, made assumptions that i should know what to eat as a sick person because i'm asian (she told me to make congee and that i should know how or that i SHOULD ask my mother!!!!). when i re-confirmed informed infor about a couple of things she BIT MY HEAD OFF, didn't listen to me and kept answering something else. i was so upset by this point i told her that she didn't answer my question! after appoint, i called to complain, but they were closed.
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On the cover: Coach Abe makes her basketball players stars on the court, in the classroom and in life
Girls to Women By Brianna Snyder/Women@Work You don't even have to be a person who follows sports news to know that the SUNY Albany women's basketball team had a great season this year. In fact, the Great Danes had their best three seasons ever under the leadership of Katie Abrahamson-Henderson (who is almost universally known as Coach […]
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In the Know By Cari Scribner/Women@Work Kathleen Pingelski and Lisa Hebert Ryan are both outgoing, smart problem-solvers. From there, their skill sets diverge: Pingelski is a stellar sales person, while Ryan is up to speed in the latest computer technology. As leaders of MicroKnowledge, Inc., a Tech Valley computer training and consulting firm, Pingelski serves as […]
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Nonprofit spotlight: Working to Make a Difference
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Litecoin | |
Official Litecoin logo | |
Date of introduction | 7 October 2011 |
User(s) | International |
Inflation | Limited release (geometric series, rate halves every 4 years reaching a final total of 84 million LTC) |
Source | Historic and Current Charts for LTC. |
Method | Increasing difficulty per every 2016 blocks produced. |
Subunit | |
0.001 | mLTC (millicoin) |
0.000001 | µLTC (microcoin) |
0.00000001 | Smallest unit |
Symbol | LTC, Ł |
Plural | Litecoin, litecoins |
Litecoin | |
Official Litecoin logo | |
Date of introduction | 7 October 2011 |
User(s) | International |
Inflation | Limited release (geometric series, rate halves every 4 years reaching a final total of 84 million LTC) |
Source | Historic and Current Charts for LTC. |
Method | Increasing difficulty per every 2016 blocks produced. |
Subunit | |
0.001 | mLTC (millicoin) |
0.000001 | µLTC (microcoin) |
0.00000001 | Smallest unit |
Symbol | LTC, Ł |
Plural | Litecoin, litecoins |
Litecoin (LTC[1]) is a peer-to-peer cryptocurrency and open source software project released under the MIT/X11 license.[2] Inspired by and technically nearly identical to Bitcoin (BTC),[3] Litecoin creation and transfer is based on an open source protocol and is not managed by any central authority.[2][4] Litecoin is intended by its developers to improve upon Bitcoin,[5] offering several key differences.[6][7] As of November 2013, Litecoin had received extended coverage by mainstream media with agencies such as the Wall Street Journal, CNBC and The New York Times citing it as an alternative (or possibly even successor) to Bitcoin.[8][9] However, for mining Litecoin uses scrypt, instead of SHA256.[10]
After Bitcoin,[5] Litecoin is the second-largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization,[11][5][12] followed by Ripple.[13][14]
Litecoin was released via an open-source client on GitHub on October 7, 2011 by Charles Lee, a former Google employee.[15] It was a fork of the Bitcoin-Qt client, differing primarily by having a decreased block generation time, increased maximum number of coins, different hashing algorithm, and a slightly modified GUI.
In 2013, The Economist mentioned Litecoin as a Bitcoin alternative, noting that it "has shot up in price of late."[3]
During the month of November 2013, the aggregate value of Litecoin experienced massive growth which included a 100% leap within 24 hours.[16]
Litecoin reached a $1 billion marketcap in 2013 [17]
Litecoin version 0.8.5.1 was released in November 2013. The release included fixes for vulnerabilities and added enhanced security to the Litecoin network.
The Litecoin developer team released version 0.8.6.1 in early December 2013. The new version offered a 20x reduction in transaction fees, along with other security and performance improvements in the client and network. The source code and binaries were released early to people in the "#litecoin" IRC channel, on the official Litecoin forums, and on reddit, with information for "power users" to add a Litecoin supernode to the configuration file, while the main site was to be updated after enough of the network was running the new version. This release method was used to ensure that the low fee transactions from version 0.8.6.1 clients would not be delayed by clients running older versions.
In April 2014, a new version of Litecoin was released, version 0.8.7.1, which fixed some minor issues along with an important fix related to the Heartbleed security bug.
Litecoin offers three key differences from Bitcoin, which its developers hope will make it better than Bitcoin.[6][7]
The original intended purpose of using scrypt was to allow miners to mine both Bitcoin and Litecoin at the same time.[15] The choice to use scrypt was also partially to avoid giving advantage to video card (GPU), FPGA and ASIC miners over CPU miners.
Due to Litecoin's use of the scrypt algorithm, FPGA and ASIC devices made for mining Litecoin are more complicated to create and more expensive to produce than they are for Bitcoin, which uses SHA-256.[20]
A peer-to-peer network similar to Bitcoin's handles Litecoin's transactions, balances and issuance through scrypt, the proof-of-work scheme (Litecoins are issued when a small enough hash value is found, at which point a block is created, the process of finding these hashes and creating blocks is called mining). The issuing rate forms a geometric series, and the rate halves every 840,000 blocks, roughly every four years, reaching a final total of 84 million LTC.
Litecoins are currently traded primarily for both fiat currencies and other cryptocurrencies, mostly on online exchanges. To avoid the danger of chargebacks, reversible transactions, such as those with credit cards, are not normally used to buy litecoins as Litecoin transactions are irreversible.
Payments in the Litecoin network are made to addresses, which are based on digital signatures. They are strings of 33 numbers and letters which always begin with the letter L.
Litecoin transactions are recorded in the Litecoin blockchain (a ledger held by most clients). A new block is added to the blockchain roughly every 2.5 minutes (whenever a small enough hash value is found for the proof-of-work scheme). A transaction is usually considered complete after six blocks, or 15 minutes, though for smaller transactions, fewer than six blocks may be needed for adequate security.
The most common Wallet available today is Litecoin-Qt for Linux, Windows and Mac OS. Litecoin-Qt is an offline wallet based on the Bitcoin wallet.
On January 19th 2014, the Litecoin Android wallet was released. This new release replaces the old Android client which contained major security issues.
A new Litecoin Electrum client--a lightweight wallet for Litecoin--was released for beta testing on April 10, 2014. As with other Litecoin Dev projects, the client is based on the Bitcoin source and the Litecoin developers fix issues upstream in order to make it easier to keep the Litecoin version updated. As with the Litecoin Android wallet, this new version of Electrum for Litecoin replaces the old and unsupported version created in the first year of Litecoin's release.
As of 2014 there are many exchanges that deal with Litecoin. Although most exchanges allow only trading between litecoins and bitcoins, some exchanges provide trading between litecoins and US dollars, Euros, and Chinese Yuan.[21][22]
Using Scrypt allows one to mine Litecoin while also mining Bitcoin.
These hash functions can be tuned to require rapid access a very large memory space, making them particularly hard to optimize to specialized massively parallel hardware.
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"Dude, will you?"
You took your lunch at the garden since you thought you'll be the only one who'll be eating at the kitchen. Your parents weren't here, as usual, they were at the company and will not coming home until tonight.
"Good Afternoon, love" Arthur greeted you and kissed your cheek and took a seat.
"Why did you come here?"
"About that... I got a word from Alfred"
"What is it?"
"Al... Is leaving..."
"What?!" you stood up from your seat.
"Where is he?!"
'I can see her happy being with Arthur... I can't do anything about it right? She loves her, she'll be more happy if I handle __ over him right?'
You asked if where is Alfred now and rushed to the airport. He was about to go when you called him. You couldn't believe that Arthur was so calm after hearing Alfred will leave!
"__?!" he said in surprise.
You ran to him. "You idiot!!! Why you didn't tell me?!" you even wanted to slap him.
"I'm sure you'll get angry, no, you're already angry" he smiled.
"Atleast tell your fucking friend" you said, unbelievably using one his words.
"I'll just take a vacation, that's all"
'I don't think so... You can't fool me...' You just pretended that you believed that he'll just have a vacation but the truth is, he'll really leave this country.
"Sorry __, I have to go now"
"Take care..."
"Yeah" he patted your head.
"I'm going to miss you" and kissed your forehead.
"Farewell..." he said and proceeded walking.
'Be happy in your life with Arthur...'
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Ratings based on 20 Guest Reviews
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4.2 Room cleanliness
4.1 Service & staff
3.9 Room comfort
Hear it directly from our travelers Recommendedby latamtravelfrom Chicago, IL, USA
friendly and good service
Posted Mar 27, 2012Pros: Free breakfast, Close restaurants, Free Internet
The hotel staff were extremely helpful and approachable. The rooms were clean, the bed comfortable, the room quiet, the breakfast delicious and healthy. We only had one minor problem, which was that the lock on our door ran out of battery twice, but maintenance worked on the issue straight away. I would certainly recommend the hotel to friends traveling to Santo Domingo.
Recommendedby Elanafrom Atlanta, GA
The staff at this Hotel made me feel welcome and it is in a good locale
Posted Mar 10, 2012Pros: Free breakfast, Close restaurants, Quiet
My family and I (10 of us) were in Santo Domingo for my son's wedding last year. The Hotel was clean and the included breakfast was very satisfying GREAT food. My sister and her family were booked at another Hotel and I with the help of the Manager at Mercure, got them to moved to our Hotel. The staff, including the Manager were very professional and accomodating. The location is great, we did some shopping in the area, and its surrounded by good Retaurants. I hope to go back there for 5 nights next month.
by Atlreddfrom Atlanta, GA, USA
The price of the room is great but I would not return because staff is horrible.
Posted Dec 2, 2011Pros: Free breakfast
Cons: Noisy, not feeling very safe in hotel
The hotel as a whole is decent for the price. It is clean, you get a free breakfast, and it is central to everything. HOWEVER, if you are looking for attentive staff, PLEASE go elsewhere. I believe the hotel staff work in conjunction with the taxi staff and the local, should I say, "other incentives" that most people go to Santo Dominigo for. They do not do anything to deter being accosted by local prositutes that permeate the area. A fellow guest was nearly robbed at the door of the hotel and they made it seem like it was the guests fault. They insinuated that we knew the culprit and somewhat deserved the attempted robbery. On another occasion, I was taken to an area mall and charged for the ride. However, I took a taxi back with another driver. The driver came back a couple of days later and told the hotel staff that they came back to the mall to pick me up. Long story short, I had to pay for him coming back to pick me up, his gas, as he put it, although I got a ride with another taxi driver. The staff person did NOTHING during the entire altercation. I would NOT recommend this hotel if you are looking to feel secure and safe in a country that speaks very little English and especially if this is your first time in Santo DOmingo. This was my third time at the hotel and If I do go back to Santo Domingo, I will not be staying at the Mercure.
Recommendedby Deaniefrom Nebraska
This hotel was excellent, I would recommend it to a friend.
Posted Apr 12, 2011We really enjoyed our stay at this hotel. The staff was helpful, the food in the restaurant was excellent, and our room was clean and comfortable. I would definitely recommend it to a friend.
Recommendedby btdwarffrom Vienna, VA
Great location to see the old part of Santo Domingo.
Posted Feb 21, 2011Pros: Free breakfast, Close restaurants, Free Internet, great location
The hotel is located on the main pedestrian mall which runs through the Santo Domingo colonial distict. The hotel is within easly walking distance to all of the sights within the colonial district. Hotel staff were friendly and helpful. The free breakfast was more than adequate and offered good variety. There are many good restaurants near by for dinner. Street parking is available right outside the hotel. It's best to fold in your side view mirror when you park your car to preserve it. If you are driving, print a blow up of the colonial district which shows the direction of streets as most streets in the colonial district are one-way. The Diego Colon house and nearby museum are the best places to see in the colonial district.
Recommendedby kramosfrom honduras
The Hotel was welcoming and located in the perfect area
Posted Feb 3, 2011Pros: Free breakfast, Close restaurants, Free Internet, Quiet, people were friendly
The hotel is in a perfect location to get to see most of the touristic places in Santo Domingo. Everything in the old town is in a walking distance. The people were graceful and I would definitely stay there again.
by A traveler
Would Stay Again
Posted Jan 15, 2011This hotel is a good place to enjoy a good relaxed vacation. Close to resturants and nightlife if you prefer either. Shops everywhere and if you like to walk or take a taxi. Youll enjoy the weather. I was there in October last year and will stay again. Just didnt like the surprise of hotel deposit when i arrived. But in all the service is excellent. And nice friendly people.
Recommendedby A traveler
Great Hotel!!
Posted Oct 30, 2010At first i was kind of skeptical about the positive reviews because of the price of the hotel (very affordable), but i made the reservation anyways.When i got there i was very impressed with the hotel,it doesnt look like a hotel only when you enter you realize its a hotel.The lobby is very clean,the rooms are small but very clean and well kept.Since one only goes to sleep at the hotel,its perfect.There is a hard rock cafe very close,a supermarket also for you personal needs.Security is not an issue, there are tourist Police everywhere,there are some undesirables walking around but nothing some common sense cant resolve.Ive stayed at the Hilton and intercontinental hotels on business but this one is definately an option next time.Check in is a little slow but the service is good and the breakfast is awesome.The bed is good not super but good.Would defianetely recommend.
by A traveler
the very best for the money, waiting to return
Posted Jul 2, 2010I stayed at this hotel many times, my latest in April 2009. We found this a delightful place to stay, great breakfast, excellect location and wonderful staff. i feel, if you are not satisfied with this hotel, you should not visit Santo Domingo.
by A traveler
Posted Jul 23, 2009This hotel has an excellent location but the hotel needs renovating. I was booked at this property 7/2-7/6/09 temps at night were in the 80's and the air conditioning did not work the entire time. I was moved to another room and the A/C worked during the day but stopped working at night. The next morning I asked the desk clerk if the air could be fixed. He said the hotel was working on it and it would be fixed in a couple of days. I asked to be refunded for my last night and I would find another hotel. He said I could not get a refund. I asked for the manager and he said he would call and I would get a response by 11pm. This was at 8am in the morning. I told him that this was not acceptable. I needed an answer within 2 hours to reserve another room. When I came back in 2 hours said there was nothing that could be done. I asked to speak with the manager again. He then called him on the phone and said he was coming down. It ends up that the manager lives on the property. The manager was helpful and offered the 4 star sister hotel at the same nightly rate. I accepted. The new hotel was nice but the air conditioning stopped working and had termites swarming around in my room at about midnight. I called the front desk and they moved me to a room with working air.


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I can't believe I didn't already review this on trip advisor. We stayed in March and there was not one redeeming thing about this hotel. In fact, Choice Hotels ended up sending us gift certificates to compensate us for the awful stay. I will see if I can find the pictures I took and post those as well. Lights were... More
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baseball Hall-of-Fame
what a complete joke this once sacred institution has become.
Mark McGwire denied. Rafael Palmeiro denied (btw, he had 500 homers and 3000 hits...). So that sets a precedent. You're telling me now that Barry Bonds, the all-time home run leader, like him or hate him, ain't getting in? Manny Ramirez isn't getting in? Roger Clemens? Alex freaking Rodriguez ain't getting in? You deny Palmeiro and McGwire, now you have to deny these guys too. But Roberto Alomar gets in? Roberto Alomar. Hall of Fame material. What an absolute joke. Then they should go back.....and take everyone out of the Hall that ever threw a spitter. Or anything else. Oh yea, remove Ty Cobb too. He wasn't a model human being by any stretch. Baseball continues to drive itself straight into the ground (not that anyone cares about baseball anymore), Oh, well maybe like 3 or 4 people. NO ONE i know gives a f*** or even talks about baseball. |
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There are many people with votes that won't consider anyone for the hall that was part of the "steroids era". Personally, I agree with them. Bonds almost certainly would have made the HOF without perfomance enhancement , but instead he chose to cheat. Palmiero might have had the numbers without steroids, but the odds are good that his career would have been significantly shorter had he not used them. Which in turn diminishes his numbers.
Alomar is up there with the best 2nd basemen to play the game and deserves to go in. He was never a power hitter, just an amazing fielder with great instinct, reflexes, and very good speed. If he had been using steroids then his career hr totals would have shown so, as they did with Bonds,Sosa, McGwire. Alomar was a 10 time gold glove winner, career .300 hitter, 30+ stolen bases 8 times.... Ty Cobb was a notorious asshole, but that doesn't diminish his accomplishments on the field. |
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i hear what you're saying but now they're talking about getting "B" list players such as Raines, Jack Morris and others in. I'm sorry.....decent, long careers? Maybe. Hall of FAME? No. I'm not sure Blyleven should have even got in.
They've turned the "hall" from being a place that the TRULY great players go....to where if you just have a long career and put up some decent stats, you're in. I don't know how you can have a "hall of fame" with those kind of people in......but great players such as Pete Rose, McGwire, Palmeiro, and the coming future denials of A-Rod, Bonds, Clemens etc. are not in the hall. I've looked at all the angles and it just don't make sense. the on-field accomplishments just can't be denied. Pete should definitely be in there, no question. This is one of those things that will be debated until the end of time, but i'm definitely on the "Rose" faction. |
Re: baseball Hall-of-Fame
I believe that Pete's performance as a player should outweigh his actions as a manager, but as it stands the powers that be don't. As for Mcguire, Palmiero,A-rod et al they can eat shit for all I care. They were great players that tarnished their own legacy and the game for greed. As for the B-list players, just because they're eligible doesn't mean they'll get in. Blylevin was a great pitcher, top 30 all time in wins and top 5 all time in strike outs. I would be surprised if Morris and Raines get in.
Re: baseball Hall-of-Fame
Reviving this seemingly "dead thread", Barry Bonds' trial began today. They are putting him on trial for perjury. The problem is that they first have to prove that he even TOOK steroids. The tests they got from BALCO say he tested positive in 2000 (steroids were outlawed in 2003). However, the samples do not have his name on them. He never tested positive for steroids during his time with MLB. Then they have to prove that he knew he took them. I loved Barry Bonds as a Pirate and will always be heartbroken that the Pirates couldn't afford to pay him the salary he deserved. It still hurts that we lost the NLCS in '92 and then lost Barry as well as all other chances since then to be a contender. I believe Barry Bonds will be exonerated and eventually make it to the Hall (without an asterisk).
Re: baseball Hall-of-Fame
I don't believe he'll make it in after all this.
Even if not convicted, the storm of negativity and charges, etc will be just too much.....eclipsing other's who won't make it either. Most of the others ( i believe..), should go in like Rose, Palmiero, McGwire.....but Barry is really a nasty, mean human being. Not HOF material as an all-round guy |
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I don't think personality is a criteria for Hall of Fame honors, TRH. The very first inductee, Ty Cobb, was undoubtedly the meanest SOB ever to play baseball. Barry Bonds was a far better player than any of the ones you mentioned (although I agree about Pete Rose); even long before he may have done steroids. I think he deserves to be in there, but probably won't happen until his final year of eligibility.
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