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I only get two choices for each? Is this like 'Republican or Democrat'? (I don't like those choices, either.)
I only get two choices for each? Is this like 'Republican or Democrat'? (I don't like those choices, either.)
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Yes. I'm obviously accustomed to obstinance.
Which is why I enjoy these discussion so much.
Tonight's press conference confirmed one thing: this administration is going to give the Bush (or any previous) administration a serious run for their money on providing fodder for comedians. The next four years may be watershed times for Saturday Night Live!!!
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Please BP. You have to figure out when not to post. Let some of these threads go a page or two once in awhile to mature and let the force of the right flow through them .......... It is much more interesting that way. When someone posts "where are the "liberals" or "left wingers" or "socialists" " have at it. If the word "Messiah" appears in the title let it go at least a couple pages if possible.
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Chase Slate® Review: Balance Transfers With No Intro Fee
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Although the ultimate solution to eliminating credit card interest is paying off your debt, there is an interim strategy that can eliminate interest charges. Promotional financing offers common on many credit cards can allow new cardholders to transfer their balance from an existing card to the new one, which can offer interest-free financing for a period of 6-18 months. The Chase Slate® Card offers 0% intro APR for 15 months on both new purchases and balance transfers. This card also features Chase's innovative Blueprint program that offers tools to help you meet your debt elimination goal on a time frame that you set.
How the Balance Transfer Works
Once approved for the Slate card, customers have 60 days in which to execute the promotional balance transfer. In effect, you are asking Chase to pay off your old credit card's balance and apply that amount to your new Slate card. Just note that the old balance must be on a card that is not from Chase.
I have reviewed dozens of other cards, but all others require that an additional 3% of the amount transferred be added to your new account as a balance transfer fee. So this is clearly the best balance transfer offer on the market as it is the only one with no balance transfer fee for an introductory period. But in addition, new purchases can also be made interest-free for a period of 15 months. Always keep in mind that you will still have to make a monthly minimum payment, and you will still have to pay off all charges within 15 months in order to avoid interest. (See also: When to Do a Balance Transfer to Pay Off Credit Card Debt)
The Beauty of Blueprint
Savvy credit card experts quickly recognize the fact that Slate is the only card on the market with no balance transfer fee (for transfers made within 60 days). But few reviewers understand is the value behind Chase's unique Blueprint program. Blueprint is a feature available at no additional charge to holders of several different Chase credit cards. But I strongly believe that this program is ideally suited to the typical Slate cardholder, someone who carries a balance.
There are four components to this system:
Full Pay. When you can't pay your balance in full you can designate particular types of charges that you want to pay off, and carry a balance on the others through Full Pay. This is an amazing feature as other cards will incur interest on all charges unless your entire balance is paid in full. The Blueprint program will allow you to pay off some purchases without charging you interest, even if you currently carry a balance.
Split. You can create a plan to pay off a large purchase in the amount of time you choose with the Split option.
Finish It. This component allows you to plan how much you want to pay each month and calculates how long it will take to pay off your debt at that rate. Alternatively, you can decide when you want to pay off your balance, and it will calculate the monthly payments necessary to achieve that goal.
Track It. This feature is a budgeting tool to help you group and total your purchases. Together, these options are the most powerful debt reduction system offered by any credit card issuer.
Credit Score and Credit Dashboard for Free
This card includes access to your FICO® Score, as well as the Chase Slate Credit Dashboard for accessing and viewing helpful credit information. (See also: Credit Cards With Free Credit Scores)
- $0 Annual Fee
- 0% Intro APR for 15 billing cycles for purchases and balance transfers. After that, a variable APR of 15.74%-24.49%
- $0 Balance Transfer Fee for transfers made within the first 60 days of account opening. After that, 5% or $5, whichever is greater.
- Foreign Transaction Fee: 3% of each transaction in U.S. dollars
No intro fee on balance transfers. With 15 months of 0% intro APR on your existing balance and no balance transfer fee for transfers made during the first 60 days, you will not find this offer anywhere else. (See also: Best Credit Cards Without Balance Transfer Fees)
Promotional financing on new purchases. New transactions are also interest-free for 15 months.
Blueprint program. Lets you avoid interest on some charges while paying others on a schedule you set.
No annual fee. Neither the Slate card nor the Blueprint features have any annual fees or balance transfer fees for transfers made within the first 60 days.
No rewards. There is no sign-up bonus, and there are no spending rewards for this card. (See also: Best Cash Back Credit Cards)
Foreign transaction fees. For all transactions processed outside of the United States, this card charges a foreign transaction fee of 3% of each transaction in U.S. dollars. (See also: Credit Cards Without Foreign Transaction Fees)
Who This Card Is Best For
If you have credit card debt, your number one priority should be to pay it off. The Chase Slate card helps you to do that by offering a 0% introductory APR for the first 15 billing cycles on both new purchase and balance transfers with no balance transfer fee for transfers made within the first 60 days of opening the account. However, do not use Slate or any other balance transfer card just to kick the can down the road and pay off your debts another time. With these features and the Blueprint program, the Slate card can be an important part of paying off and eliminating credit card debt.
Click here to learn more and apply for the Chase Slate® Card today!
How to Find Chase Slate Promotions
- Internet – Most Recommended. One of the best places to find the most current Chase Slate offers is on the Internet. You not only find the best offers online, but you can also research and compare the particular offer with other card promotions to make sure you're choosing the best card for you. This is especially handy with card issuers like Chase, which generally have multiple low-interest, cashback, and travel rewards credit cards to choose. Plus, you can usually apply and get an answer within minutes, while sitting at home with your laptop, instead of holding on the phone or waiting for an answer in the mail.
- Mail Promotions. Although you might find your fewer mail promotions in your mailbox than in the past, it's still a common method of reaching prospective cardholders. Mail promotions today, however, are often more targeted than in the past, increasing the likelihood of getting an offer that fits your situation. The primary downside to mail promotions is that you generally have to wait to get the offer, if you get it at all, and there's a chance you'll miss out on it altogether. Mail offers for the Chase Slate Credit Card will often direct you online to apply at slatefromchase.com, slatefromchasenow.com.
- Television Ads. Commercials are still popular ways that many consumers get their promotions. With Chase, you may find fewer ads for specific credit cards and more covering new features like its Blueprint program for paying for your purchases. Television ads usually include a phone number to apply for the card or a link such as chase.com/slate so you can visit and apply online. Like some of the other promotions, however, television ads can limit what's available, and you risk missing out on a credit card that works better for you.
- Magazines and Newspapers. You'll likely come across ads for credit cards in magazines and newspapers as well. These promotions may include a phone number to call or a website URL like chase.com where you can apply for the card. Magazines and newspaper ads, however, also do not provide an opportunity to research and compare different cards, and the information available regarding the card and its benefits is limited to whatever fits within the space of the ad.
- Bank Branches. With large banks and card issuers like Chase, you can also get information on applying for credit cards directly from the bank branch. With more than 6,000 branch locations, you also have a good chance of living close enough to one you can visit. Although bank branches limit your card options to only those that they offer, Chase Bank is, at least, a branch that includes a broad range of other financial products like checking and savings accounts and home mortgages.
Click here to learn more and apply for the Chase Slate® Card today!
I have NO respect for Capitol One, they bought out my HSBC credit card that I may have used 2 or 3 times a year but it is my OLDEST card over 20 yrs and then they close it stating I dont use it much which made my credit score plummet and it now states I have a credit history of ONLY 2 yrs on my credit reports, talk about some dirty sh*t, I will be closing ANY and ALL credit and store cards that Capitol One services and NEVER do business with them again....

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AVINZA® exposes patients and other users to the risks of opioid addiction, abuse, and misuse, which can lead to overdose and death. Assess each patient's risk prior to prescribing AVINZA, and monitor all patients regularly for the development of these behaviors or conditions [see WARNINGS AND PRECAUTIONS].
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Serious, life-threatening, or fatal respiratory depression may occur with use of AVINZA. Monitor for respiratory depression, especially during initiation of AVINZA or following a dose increase. Instruct patients to swallow AVINZA capsules whole or to sprinkle the contents of the capsule on applesauce and swallow immediately without chewing. Crushing, chewing, or dissolving AVINZA can cause rapid release and absorption of a potentially fatal dose of morphine [see WARNINGS AND PRECAUTIONS].
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Accidental ingestion of even one dose of AVINZA, especially by children, can result in a fatal overdose of morphine [see WARNINGS AND PRECAUTIONS].
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AVINZA extended-release capsules are for oral use and contain pellets of morphine sulfate. Morphine sulfate is an agonist at the mu-opioid receptor.
Each AVINZA extended-release capsule contains either 30, 45, 60, 75, 90, or 120 mg of morphine sulfate, USP and the following inactive ingredients: ammoniomethacrylate copolymers, NF, fumaric acid, NF, povidone, USP, sodium lauryl sulfate, NF, sugar starch spheres, NF, and talc, USP.
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The chemical name of morphine sulfate is 7,8-didehydro-4,5 alpha-epoxy-17-methylmorphinan-3,6 alpha-diol sulfate (2:1) (salt) pentahydrate with a molecular weight of 758. The empirical formula is (C17H19NO3)2•H2SO4•5H2O.
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Master of Science in Healthcare Policy and Research
This program prepares students for careers at the intersection of health and information technology, through training in research, analytics, policy and management. As our nation strives to improve health and healthcare, these skills are vital to positions in health analytics, policy and management in academia, industry and government. The innovative curriculum applies a science perspective to health and healthcare, and incorporates a trans-disciplinary approach by fusing traditional methods from health services research with computational and informatics techniques. The Master's program includes courses in health information technology, health care delivery, research design and methodology and a mentored research project providing hands-on experience.
Students attending full-time can complete the program in 12-15 months, and part-time in 18-24 months. A 10-credit Certificate Program includes only the courses in health information technology, and can be completed on a part-time basis in 12 months. Applicants to either program require a bachelor's degree or higher, with background in healthcare, public health, information technology, computer science, engineering, biomedical research or a related field. Additional information about graduate training in Health Informatics is available through the Department of Healthcare Policy and Research.
Master of Science Program in Clinical Epidemiology & Health Services Research
The program is designed for those who wish to plan, implement and analyze quantitative and qualitative research studies using appropriate research designs. Students entering the program must have an MD degree, RN certificate, or a graduate degree in a clinical health related field, with three years of work experience; typically, physicians will have completed residency programs and nurses will have had several years of work experience prior to enrollment.
The core of the curriculum includes research methodology, biostatistical techniques, data management, decision analysis, health economics, and program evaluation. Graduates of the program are prepared to pursue academic careers in a variety of settings where data is required to answer complex questions. The emphasis is on training clinician researchers to teach research methods, conduct methodologically rigorous and scientifically sound studies, evaluate programs and perform cost-effectiveness and cost-benefit studies in a variety of populations.
The goal of the Global Health Track within the program is to train a cadre of health care leaders who will direct clinical and public health programs in developing countries, conduct research to improve health of the resource-poor, and teach the next generation of health care workers in developing countries. Physicians from resource-poor countries and other experienced health professionals can attend didactic training in New York during intensive blocks and then return to their home countries in the interim periods to conduct mentored thesis research and continue their clinical and teaching responsibilities. Currently, there are students enrolled from Tanzania, Haiti and Brazil.
Information about the Clinical Epidemiology and Health Services Research program is available in the General Internal Medicine Education section of Weill Cornell Medical College's Department of Medicine web site.
Master of Science Program in Clinical & Translational Investigation
This multidisciplinary training program is primarily for practicing health care professionals who hold medical degrees or are in professions or training programs focused on clinical research. The program provides fundamental clinical research skills to those pursuing long-term clinical investigative careers.
Applicants may apply for a one-year track to earn an Advanced Certificate in Clinical & Translational Investigation, or a two-year track to earn a MS in Clinical & Translational Investigation. The advanced certificate program is comprised of a wide array of core curriculum classes in clinical research. The second year of the MS program track provides clinical research experience through a mentored clinical research project conducted at the Clinical & Transitional Science Center (CTSC). Supplementary to the core curriculum, trainees pursue specific clinical interests through electives. Additional information about the Clinical & Translational Investigation program, the professional qualifications for entry, and the application process is available at: http://www.med.cornell.edu/ctsc/training_and_education/.
Master of Science in Health Sciences for Physician Assistants
This program is an ARC-PA accredited (Accreditation Review Commission on Education for the Physician Assistant, Inc.) program that trains health care professionals to practice medicine with physician supervision in diverse clinical and academic settings. The 26-month curriculum provides students with fundamental principles of generalist clinical practice, along with training in general surgery, the surgical subspecialties, and principles of research design and application.
Graduates of the program earn a MS in Health Sciences for Physician Assistants degree from Cornell University and are eligible to take the certification examination administered by the National Commission on Certification of Physician Assistants.
Program applicants have earned a minimum of a Bachelor's Degree or equivalent, and possess significant health care experience prior to applying. Admission requirements, application procedures, curriculum, and additional information are available on the program's website or by e-mailing the program.
Tri-Institutional PhD Program in Computational Biology & Medicine
The Tri-Institutional PhD Program in Computational Biology and Medicine (CBM), established in 2003, seeks to recruit highly qualified students from a broad range of backgrounds for a unique interdisciplinary educational opportunity. CBM trains students to use computational and analytical methods to solve problems in biology and medicine from the protein level to the organ level. The program brings together the exceptional educational and research resources of Cornell University in Ithaca, its Medical College in NYC (Weill Cornell Medical College), and Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center to provide a unique training opportunity at the forefront of computational biology and biomedical research. The program faculty in CBM is conducting research in a wide range of areas, including biophysics and structural biology; genomics and bioinformatics; modeling and systems biology; neuroscience; and cancer biology. Please visit our website for additional information about the program.
Tri-Institutional PhD Program in Chemical Biology
In order to prepare the next generation of scientists to work at the interface of chemistry and biology, the Tri-Institutional PhD Program in Chemical Biology (TPCB) was established in 2001 to blend the cultures and approaches of two traditionally distinct disciplines. TPCB is centered among three outstanding New York City-based institutions, combining faculty and resources from Weill Cornell Medical College, Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, and The Rockefeller University to prepare students to use chemical tools and principles to solve problems in biology. With access to these campuses, students in TPCB have rich and diverse research opportunities from which to choose. The faculty in TPCB is engaged in a wide range of scientific disciplines including bio-organic chemistry; biological chemistry and biochemistry; bio-analytical chemistry; computational chemistry and biology; and biophysical chemistry. Please visit our website to learn more about this unique training environment and opportunity.
Tri-Institutional MD-PhD Program (MD-PhD)
This collaborative program of Weill Cornell Medical College, The Rockefeller University, and the Sloan-Kettering Institute is one of the few inter-institutional programs dedicated to joint MD and PhD training. The mission of the program is to bridge the gap between laboratory research and clinical medicine, with a goal of contributing to improved health and enhanced quality of life by reducing disability and death from disease. More about the MD-PhD program
The Lee Family Scholarship at the Johnson School of Management at Cornell University
Weill Cornell Graduate School has partnered with The Johnson School of Management at Cornell University to offer PhD students the option of earning an accelerated MBA degree in just 12 months. The PhD/MBA dual degree program is designed for students who want to pursue careers in science and business, preparing them for leadership roles in pharmaceutical companies, biotechnology firms, and other medical science-related businesses.
Weill Cornell graduate students must plan to have completed their PhD degree requirements including the oral defense and submission of the final thesis to the graduate school by April 30 of the year they plan to enroll in the MBA program at the Johnson School. They then join the Johnson School's Accelerated MBA (AMBA) program in May of that year and complete the MBA degree requirements by the following May.
Students interested in the PhD/MBA program will apply to the AMBA program through the Johnson School, which is responsible for all admission decisions into this program. Please visit the Johnson School's admissions page for application requirements and deadlines. Also, representatives from the Johnson School present anually in the fall an information workshop on the Weill Cornell campus. Information is presented about the AMBA program, admission procedures, and financial aid. This is an excellent opportunity to address any questions that students have.One additional requirement for Weill Cornell students, which is not listed on the Johnson School admissions page, is that Weill Cornell students must request a letter of current academic standing from the Weill Cornell Graduate School office of the Associate Dean at the time of their application submission.
Please note that the GMAT examination is no longer required for Weill Cornell students to apply. During the application process, students will use the date of the application submission as the date of the GMAT score (the date cannot be left blank)
To be eligible for consideration for the Lee Family Scholarship (see below), students must apply to the Johnson School for the AMBA program no later than Round 2 for applications (December deadline).
One Weill Cornell medical or graduate student each year (alternating years, two students) will be granted a full-tuition scholarship for the Johnson School portion of the Accelerated MBA program, thanks to the generosity of Charles R. Lee and the Lee Family Foundation. To apply for this scholarship, after applying to the Accelerated MBA program at the Johnson School, please send a letter with the following information by January 15th:
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Binghamton University will host the Odyssey of the Mind New York state final tournament on Saturday, March 19. This year marks the 25th anniversary of the New York Odyssey of the Mind program.
Competition begins at 8 a.m. in various locations on the University campus including the Mandela Room, the East and West Gyms, the Watters Theater and the Events Center. The founder of the Odyssey program, Sam Micklus, will be on hand to meet teams from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the University Union West (Old Union) near the information booth and from 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. in the Events Center lobby.
The program's mascots, Omar the Odyssey of the Mind raccoon and Snyps the super New York Problem Solver beaver, will be roaming the campus to meet and greet teams.
The Odyssey state tournament will close with a special 25th anniversary ceremony beginning at 7 p.m. in the Events Center. Former New York state directors from the region including Diane Brady, Mary Waskie, Jan Resch, Carolyn Bender and Wayne Otte will be recognized for their contributions to the Odyssey program. In addition, awards and trophies will be presented to the champion teams.
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if you use picasa web albums to share your photos with family and friends i am hoping you can help me
after i make an album and want to share it ...i have to type in most of the addresses i want to send it to each time...for some reason some addresses pop up and i dont have to type the whole address...i cant figure out why some pop up and others dont..as these addresses all are the most common ones i send to... any one know anything about making a group or why this happens?
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As far as I know, Picasa Web Albums is associated with Google. I think if you have a Gmail address book or a set of circles on G+, you'll be able to access that from Picasa. If I get a chance this evening, I'll play around with mine and get back to you. Hopefully someone else will come along before then.
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Barn fire near Fort Atkinson kills over 20 cows
More cows saved from blaze
TOWN OF OAKLAND, Wis. - Authorities reported at least 21 cattle died in a barn fire that burned for hours Saturday on a farm about 30 miles east of Madison.
Fort Atkinson Fire Chief Michael Reed said the department received the report of a fire just before 3 p.m. Saturday.
Crews arrived to find the barn and two connecting structures at N3726 Ehrke Road in the Town of Oakland engulfed in flames, Reed said.
Farm owner Bill Ehrke told firefighters there were between 30-35 cattle inside the barn. The dead cattle toll may rise as they move through the rubble.
The chief said crews fought the blaze for hours and tried to save more animals but were unable to enter the barn due to a variety of safety complications including snow, cold temperatures and equipment in the barn.
"We spent an awful lot of time trying to suppress the fire and wet down the cattle," Reed said. "[Entering the barn] was too much of a risk with the load we had."
Reed said the scene was cleared just after midnight Sunday.
The big barn was a total loss, Reed said, though a financial estimate was not available. Parts of the two adjacent buildings were salvaged, the chief added.
Ehrke concurred with the fire chief. "I doubt very much if I'll be able to build that barn back," he said.
Reed said several cows did survive and are under watch by the farm's veterinarian for minor burns and smoke inhalation. No animals had to be euthanized as of Sunday afternoon.18492290
Reed said the fire remains under investigation and there were no theories as to what caused the blaze at this point.
The Fort Atkinson Fire Department was assisted by crews from departments in Cambridge, Deerfield, Edgerton, Helenville, Ixonia, Jefferson, Johnson Creek, Lake Mills, Milton, Palmyra, Rome, Sullivan, Waterloo, Watertown and Whitewater.
Ehkre got the news of the fire via a phone call from his son as Ehkre was coming back from the airport in Chicago following a vacation.
"He said something happened pretty bad," said Ehkre.
Making it even worse were the emotions involved.
"They're all registered cattle and they all have names, you know them all by name," reflected Ehkre. "And that's kind of hard."
The fire obviously marks one of the biggest setbacks of Ehrke's career.
Ehrke has owned the farm since Lyndon Johnson was president. He said he's had good years and bad, but this is something else entirely.
"If you saw the ad that they used with Paul Harvey for the Super Bowl, I think that kind of gives you an idea of what you have to think about," said Ehrke.
But, as that celebrated ad made clear, farmers are a resilient group.
"There isn't much you can do about it," summarized Ehrke. "It happened, and we'll move on, I guess."
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The Kempf Family: Germans from Russia Weavers on the Dakota Prairies
October 4, 1998, Minot State University Gallery, Minot, North Dakota
Exhibit tile with Kempf Family boss crest; display of ethnic Bessarabian costumed dolls made by Elvera Reuer, native of Arzis, Bessarabia, living in Mesa, Arizona.
Edna Gage Jensen models in dance pose, draped in her great-grandmother Gottliebina Stolz Kempf's hand-woven woolen kanapee (gestrifte plachte), circa 1883, Alt/Elft village, (with decorative fillet chrocheted lace, completed near Kulm, North Dakota, at Jewell, circa 1910-1920); plus Gottliebina's tschechka kopftuck with pailsey-rose border; and eldest daughter Maria Kempf's linen box-pleat skirt with four satin silk appliqued border-stripes near hem line, traditional Bessarabian style, circa 1900, Beresina village.
Jay Gage, curator of Kempf Family exhibit, presenting textile history during the Minot State University Art Gallery opening, October 4, 1998. The exhibit was hosted by Professor Linda Olson, Director of the Northwest Art Center, MSU, Minot, ND.
Table-top display exhibited, "Family Reunions: In Touch with Prairie Living".
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Respiratory acidosis is a condition that occurs when the lungs cannot remove all of the carbon dioxide the body produces. This causes body fluids, especially the blood, to become too acidic.
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Chronic respiratory acidosis occurs over a long period of time. This leads to a stable situation, because the kidneys increase body chemicals, such as bicarbonate, that help restore the body's acid-base balance.
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Effros RM, Swenson ER. Acid-base balance. In: Mason RJ, Broaddus CV, Martin TR, et al. Murray & Nadel's Textbook of Respiratory Medicine. 5th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2010:chap 7.
Seifter JL. Acid-base disorders. In: Goldman L, Schafer AI, eds. Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 120.
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Post-war songwriter Jacques Brel - an inspiration for the likes of Leonard Cohen and David Bowie - wrote punchy, intense stories-in-melody which are well-suited to a theatrical presentation such as this. His lyrics range from sentimental to harsh, and Silo Theatre has created an engaging showcase of 22 songs, emphasising Brel's tug on the heartstrings.
Director Michael Hurst and musical director/orchestrator/pianist Leon Radojkovic have chosen not to slavishly follow Brel tradition. The accordion is replaced with electric guitar, updating the sound and moving the cultural atmosphere from Belgium towards the United States. Some songs are smoothed into syrup; backing vocalists occasionally sound and move like 1960s doo-wop girls, sometimes ironically, sometimes incongruously (the era is Brel's, the aesthetic is not). The usually hesitant Ne Me Quitte Pas zips along allegretto.
The styling - warm orange-glow lampshades, mod make-up and a gogo mini for Jennifer Ward-Lealand - subtly suggests a 1960s lounge cabaret.
A portrait of Brel dragging on a cigarette is the only backdrop (he died of lung cancer at age 49).
Sometimes focus is dissipated from the lyrics by the band volume or other singers moving around upstage. But the emotion is palpable, the phrase repetition hypnotic, the lighting dynamic.
Julia Deans, ex-Fur Patrol, is a revelation: a soaring voice matched by a charismatic storyteller's knack during the carnival-threat numbers, Timid Frieda and Carousel. She could carry a cabaret on her own, a la Camille O'Sullivan.
Tama Waipara gives his quieter songs dignity and, during the devastating cascading jazz of Fanette, he changes his usual deadpan delivery to the far-away look of a man who suffers. Jennifer Ward-Lealand seemed ill at ease at first, but soon warmed up to become suitably desperate in Marieke and darkly humorous in Funeral Tango. Shihad's Jon Toogood makes a good fist of the darker, energetic pieces, My Death, Amsterdam and Next, savouring such pungent lines as, "My death waits there between your thighs". Bravo.
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JACKSON — Mississippi Corrections Commissioner Chris Epps says the prison system faces a budget crunch, partly because the Parole Board releases fewer inmates these days.
But the Parole Board chairman, Malcolm McMillin, says it's not his job to worry about Epps' budget.
McMillin said decisions about parole are strictly up to the five-member Parole Board, which he has led since Gov. Phil Bryant appointed him to the post in January 2012. He said he sees no need to meet with Epps to talk about the prisons' financial condition.
"As far as the Department of Corrections goes, I think it is up to the commissioner to be concerned as to whether or not his budget is balanced and whether he has enough money to operate is between (him) and the Legislature," said McMillin, a former Hinds County sheriff.
The Clarion-Ledger reported (http://on.thec-l.com/10pMAKl) that Epps sent McMillin a letter last month requesting a meeting because he wants McMillin to understand how the Parole Board's actions affect the Mississippi Department of Corrections Budget.
Epps compared two 10-month periods. He said 47.8 percent of eligible inmates were paroled from March to December 2011. From May 2012 to this past February, the board paroled 35.5 percent of those eligible.
Epps said with 539 fewer inmates released, the prison system's cost was more than $8 million.
About 500 inmates, all of them nonviolent offenders, are eligible for parole each month, Epps said. He said MDOC provides the list to the Parole Board and is responsible for notifying inmates about the board's decision.
"If we don't get positive leverage out of the parole law modifications in place since 2008, MDOC will continue to need deficit appropriations," Epps said in the letter.
MDOC had a $29.5 million deficit during the current fiscal year, which ends June 30. Lawmakers set aside $23.9 million to fill in most of the gap, leaving the department $5.6 million short.
For the 2014 fiscal year that begins July 1, the Legislature gave MDOC $337 million. That's $7 million less than the department requested, but it's not unusual for legislators to give agencies less money than requested.


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America's vast transportation system can continue growing and improving—with 90% more driving, 118% more trucking, and 56% more flying in 2050 than in 2010—even as it phases out oil.
In 2050 we'd rely on superefficient, lightweight vehicles and planes to move ourselves and our goods. Autos would run on electricity or hydrogen, trucks and planes on 3.1 Mbbl/d of 2nd and 3rd generation biofuels (or, in trucks, natural gas if desired). The expanded mobility and delivery services provided would cost $3.8 trillion less than business-as-usual in 2010 net present value.
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One unfortunate aspect of playing with toys is that invariably some will get lost, or accessories missing. Some people have had to go into therapy to cope with such tragedies.
What strange locations have you lost your vintage figs? How many times did you buy replacement figures when they did get lost? Hopefully these tales are from at least 10 years ago or more!


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"There is almost nothing, barring a natural disaster, that I would let eat into my time at home, playing Scrabble with Dax or talking to my girlfriends," Kristen said over an interview with the November issue of Women's Health magazine. That was her answer when she was asked what her perfect date with Dax was like. Wow, I didn't know Kristen was that lame. Pretty but lame. So that's what they'll do for the rest of their married lives people, play scrabble.
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- Bertie's Mega-Hot Trinidad Pepper Sauce (recipe)
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So you want to know how to make Trini pepper sauce? Trinidad Pepper Sauce is no joke peoples. This is liquid fire, forged from the flesh of the hottest scotch bonnet peppers, garlic, onions and other assorted ingredients simmered to perfection.
This recipe is for my father's pepper sauce, something he's been making for… well let's just say since before I was born 😆
Mustard and vinegar give it a lovely sweet n sour tang, while ginger and garlic create a savoury aftertaste that will have you wishing you had sprinkled 'just a little bit more' on 🙂 Some people add papaya and other assorted fruits for added sweetness, my father never has, still both options are equally valid.
This recipe yields around 1 Gallon of Pepper Sauce so feel free to scale down to suit your needs. Leave a little to give to a friend tho, they'll love you for it 😀
The main ingredient in Trinidadian Pepper Sauce is the infamous scotch bonnet pepper. This festive looking pepper comes in red, yellow, orange, and green and is well known for its heat. However, it also has a very floral quality and citric sweetness that many come to appreciate (after asking for more water the first few times that is 😆 )
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The Scotch Bonnet (Capsicum chinense Jacq.) is a variety of chili pepper similar to and of the same species as the habanero. A cultivar of the habanero, it is one of the hottest peppers in the world. Found mainly in the Caribbean islands, it is named for its resemblance to a Scotsman's bonnet. Most Scotch Bonnets have a heat rating of 150,000–325,000 Scoville Units.
These peppers are used to flavour many different dishes and cuisines worldwide. Scotch Bonnet has a flavour distinct from its Habanero cousin. This gives Jerk dishes (pork/chicken) and other Caribbean dishes their unique flavour. Scotch Bonnets are especially used in Caymanian and Jamaican cooking, though they often show up in other Caribbean recipes
This post was originally published on June 21, 2007. It has been updated once since then.
Bertie's Mega-Hot Trinidad Pepper Sauce
Recipe By: TriniGourmet.com
Yield: 1 Gallon
2 1/2 lbs Scotch Bonnet peppers
1/2 lb ginger, peeled
1/4 lb garlic
1 lb onions
2 litres vinegar (my father uses plain white vinegar however for an unexpected twist milder flavoured vinegar variants like white wine or champagne work very well, though less economical. You can scale the recipe down to accomodate, if anything)
1/4 cup vegetable oil
2 – 3 tbsp salt (to taste)
2 cups table mustard (not powdered)
1. Chop ginger, garlic, and onion.
2. Halve the Scotch bonnets (you may want to wear gloves for this)
3. Pour 1 cup vinegar into the blender
4. Add ginger, garlic, onion, and peppers in small batches
5. Blend until mixture becomes almost 'too thick' to blend further
6. Add 3 tbsp mustard and 1 cup vinegar
7. Repeat. Adding garlic, onions, peppers, mustards and vinegar in sequence until blender fills
8. Pour puree into a Dutch oven and continue the blending process until all the ginger, garlic, onion, and peppers are used up.
9. Add vegetable oil and salt to the pureed mixture
10. Bring to a boil over high heat
11. Immediately reduce heat and simmer uncovered (stirring occasionally) for 10 minutes
12. Remove from heat and bottle
This recipe is an exclusive TriniGourmet original. Please do not share it or post it to your site without crediting TriniGourmet.com. A link back to our site is not necessary but always appreciated 🙂
This post was originally published June 23, 2007. It has been updated 3 times since then.
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A sports bar conjures up images of chads chowing down wings and sexually harassing waitresses who laugh it off for a decent tip. Beer bars have all the brews in our solar system, and bartenders who can write you a dissertation on each one. Gay bars have jukeboxes containing only Robyn. What is a dive bar though?
It definitely shouldn't be defined by the terrible old cliche of "a place where hipsters rub elbows with [INSERT BLUE COLLAR TROPE]" because that veers dangerously close to giving a cop or a sanitation guy mystical features. It shouldn't be a place that is cheap above all else, because a hellhole with cheap beer is still a hellhole.
A dive bar is a place that should have cheap beer, yes, but also decent service and some sense of being permanently etched into the landscape. If it's baffling or intimidating to newcomers, all the better. If you walk into a bar, sit down with your beer and are suddenly being lectured on the terrible decision the Rangers made to trade for goddamn Phil Esposito 40 years ago, you know you're in the right place. Or at least I know I am. A dive bar, more than any other kind of bar, is a place that acts as a bulwark against a world that is more often completely shitty than anything else.
Some of the bars on this list have existed as bars since seemingly the beginning of time, others are new but well on their way to permanence. Several reject the slummy dive bar aesthetic for something a little snazzier. Due to the sometimes anonymous nature of the dive, this list is far from all encompassing. Still, all these spots share an edge and patrons who don't give a fuck what you think when you walk in the door. And Brooklyn is all the better for them. — Dave Colon
18) Soda Bar 629 Vanderbilt Ave. (near St. Mark's), Prospect Heights
Sunday – Wednesday: noon – 2 a.m.
Thursday – Saturday: noon to 4 a.m.
Happy Hour: 4 p.m. – 7 p.m.; $3 drafts, $5 well drinks
Credit cards: Yes
Soda gives you options. It's a good day-drinking spot where you can forget that it's actually light outside. Or, you can party it up, taking advantage of all that space. On Fridays and Saturdays the back room turns into dance party with a DJ. Soda is also a popular hang after a free First Saturday at the Brooklyn Museum, and a great place to meet some locals. Feel free to show up with a crowd: Soda is accommodating to large groups with its cushy vintage velvet couches and seats in the back room. In the front room there are smaller candle-lit tables across from the bar perfect for a very inexpensive date. There is also a backdoor patio in case you need to cool off from dancing, and tables for drinking al fresco. A small bar menu offers snacks such as fries, burgers and pierogies. — Marti Zabell
17) Commonwealth 497 5th Ave. (at 12th Street) Park Slope
Monday – Friday: 3 p.m. to 4 a.m.
Saturday – Sunday: 2.p.m to 4 a.m.
Cheapest option: All day $4 Yuengling
Happy Hour: 3 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Credit cards: Yes
Somewhere between an upscale bar and dive lies Commonwealth. The dark and secluded bar has a patio for smokers, a decent jukebox and no stabby locals or crack whores in sight. The multitude of beers on draft — 12 on tap at $6 or under — alone makes us fans. Expect to see Hendricks not Beefeater on the shelf next to its great bourbon selection. Probably the greatest determining factor in divey-ness is the recent addition of locally made hand pies to its snack menu. Also equipped with chalkboard bathrooms, the true flavor of this stale bar lies in the old-school bulletin board in the back. — Vanessa Londono
16) Boat
175 Smith St. (b/t Warren & Wyckoff), Cobble Hill
5 p.m. – 4 a.m.
Happy Hour daily 5-8: $3 All drafts, bottles, well liquor
Cheapest option: All day $3 High Life or Genesee Cream Ales.
Credit cards: Yes
A cheap, casual, everyday bar along a row increasingly populated by Michelin star chasers and bespoke cocktails, Boat is divey without being dirty. In other words, the toilets work and there is usually TP and soap in the graffiti'd unisex bathrooms (don't get any ideas; stick figure illustrations on the doors warn against group activities. You're welcome for the tip, filthy bar fornicators). Boat attracts a laid back thirty-something crowd with plentiful seating and a generous daily happy hour. No fancy cocktails, food, TVs or attitude. Just cheap booze and friendly conversation with the bartenders and random neighborhood strangers. Throw a couple bucks into the jukebox stocked with aging-but-still-excellent indie mixes donated by staff and patrons, with titles like "Why Satan Matters" and "The 40 Year Old Hipster." Go with a date and challenge them to a nostalgic game of Connect 4 (or one of the other vintage board games stocked behind the bar) while cozied up on one of the romantical pleather banquettes in the back by the fireplace. Saturday nights get crowded and rowdy. But you might also run into Edith Zimmerman. — Rachel DeLetto
15) Buttermilk Bar
577 Fifth Ave. (between 15th and 16th) Park Slope
6 p.m. – 4 a.m.
Happy Hour: 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.
$3 beers
Cheapest option: All day $3 High Life
Credit cards: Yes
Don't let the name deceive you — Buttermilk Bar in Park Slope has very little in common with the Jay-Z-and-Beyoncé-frequented Buttermilk Channel in Carroll Gardens. Its black, nondescript exterior makes it easy to miss, but this neighborhood bar isn't one to pass up. For every Sloper griping about early closing hours and $1-off happy hours, Buttermilk Bar offers a 6 – 9pm antidote with $3 well drinks, shots and beers (all beers. You heard me). The ambiance is pretty much nonexistent, but the happy hour continues to be $3 everything until 9. — Kelly Murphy
14) Lone Wolf
1089 Broadway (off Dodworth) Bushwick
7 p.m. – 4.a.m.
Happy Hour: Monday – Friday, $3 well drinks, $2 PBR
Cheapest option: All day $3 PBR or Gennessee
Credit cards: Yes.
It's nice to walk into a dark bar and be greeted by a bartender who calls you "Hon." It's very homey. The youngest entrant in our guide, the former quasi-legal venue Bodega, has been around for more than a year. It doesn't use its newness as a cudgel for expensive drinking, offering up a $5 PBR and well shot deal every day. The lack of tap beers is more than made up for by an impressive collection of bottles and cans, including options from local favorites Sixpoint and Blue Point. The stage in the back isn't just for show, playing host to bands booked by the bartenders, who are ludicrously friendly judging by the one I talked to. The best part of the entire experience though is definitely "The Champion's Pub," a barfight-themed pinball game that must be played to be believed. — Dave Colon
13) South
629 Fifth Ave. (between 17th and 18th) Park Slope
Monday – Friday: 2 p.m. – 4 a.m.
Saturday, Sunday: 12 p.m. – 4 a.m.
Cheapest option: All day $3 PBR
Credit cards: Yes
It's 3am — time to spill your guts to that cute girl you just met and also quell your growling stomach. Head to South and treat her to a grilled cheese and jelly sandwich, which might sound gross but tastes like exactly what you want post-midnight. The bartenders are shaggy-haired (all of them), super-friendly, and diligent with free popcorn refills. Both the backyard and the booths are simple and spacious. Toss in a $3 shot for good measure, and it'll be obvious you know the way to a lady's heart. If she's still unimpressed, try a board game or a round of Buck Hunter to seal the deal. — Kelly Murphy
12) Wreck Room
940 Flushing Ave (at Central) Bushwick
Happy Hour: 2 p.m. –-6 p.m. every day: $1 off everything
Cheapest option: $3 Coors
Credit cards: Yes
Happy hour at Wreck Room means $4 wells and $2 Coors on draught. To me, this place feels like happy hour all the time, when a shot and beer is $5 forever and always. Have a Tecate and tequila or High Life tallboy and whiskey; the staff is happy to accommodate your mixing and matching needs. Embodying "Bushwick shithole" (especially for Morgantown, a burgeoning fancypants area) yet having superfriendly service, the place has such major staying power it's physically impossible to have just one beer. Or beer and shot. With graffiti-speckled car hoods arranged around the mysterious sleaze-drenched exposed brick, the place feels aptly named, especially considering the bathrooms, which are a thing of nightmares. Wreck Room's saving grace, prices aside, are the chintzy chandeliers that dangle amongst the wreckage: a nod to the former party rental space it once was, before becoming a bar in 2005. — Caroline Shadood
11) Brooklyn Ice House, 318 Van Brunt Street (off Pioneer) Red Hook
Noon to 4 a.m.
Happy Hour: Monday – Friday, noon – 8 p.m., $1 off all beer and cocktails
Weekend Happy Hour: noon – 4 p.m.: $2 PBR and High Life
Cheapest option: All day $3 PBR and High Life
Credit cards: No
As good a reason as any to travel to the end of the earth, this 3 1/2-year-old Red Hook joint was previously known as the Pioneer Bar, "a place you wouldn't go into" as the bartender told me. "What's that mean?" I asked. "It was a crackhead bar," she said. "With a food smoker that turned out food of questionable quality," offered a fellow drinker. Now it's a spot as comfortable as your living room, but so much more fun. Sit at the bar and chat with the bartender and neighborhood folks passing through or get some work done sitting at one of the tables adjacent to a couch running the length of the back wall. Either way, the massive beer list and great beer-and-shot specials such as the $4 Stevedore (PBR and Evan Williams) will keep you longer than you intended, especially if you decide to soak up some of the booze with something off the menu, like a burger or wings or two pulled pork sliders. Stay long enough and talk to the right people and you may get offered a job selling life insurance door-to-door. —Dave Colon
10) Lucky 13 Saloon, 273 13th Street (at 5th Ave.) Park Slope
3 p.m. – 4 a.m.
Credit Cards: No
If you've ever been to Austin, your ears have probably been witness to the grindcore blaring out the windows of Death Metal Pizza. Lucky 13 Saloon in Park Slope is all that the without the gimmick. It's tough to say whether the types of absinthe outnumber the shrunken heads, and for metalheads on a budget, the White Trash Special gets you a PBR and a whiskey shot for $6. Why listen to Slayer alone in your room when you can do it to the backdrop of horror movies, happy hour until 9, and —if you time it right — pole dancers? — Kelly Murphy
9) Shenanigans Pub 802 Caton Ave. (E 8th St.) Kensington
5 p.m. – 1 a.m.
Happy Hour: 5 – 7, buy one get one free
Credit Cards: No
In the hour or so that I spent on a quiet Sunday night at this neighborhood Irish dive, I not only cheered on two giant walruses wrestling each other on the Discovery Channel with a pack of drunk construction workers but also participated in an impromptu, bar-wide Pat Benatar sing-a-long. Granted there were only seven or so people in the entire place, but if that's not reason enough to stop by I don't know what is. Inside, Shenanigans doesn't look like much. Paper shamrocks are haphazardly taped onto the mirror that runs the length of the bar, and a neon Budweiser sign in the front window casts a bit of a glow across the bar's otherwise dimly lit main space. But $2 drinks during happy hour in addition to a nice backyard area (complete with grill) set this dive apart from the rest. Sure, the well liquor could probably be used to strip paint, but for the price you have no right to complain. Be sure to stop by on Saturdays at 10:30pm for its infamous karaoke night, which always runs well into the early morning. — Tom Sullivan
8) Freddy's Bar 627 Fifth Ave. (between 17th and 18th) Park Slope
noon – 4 a.m.
Cheapest option: All day $3 PBR or High Life
Credit cards: No
When you cross over the Prospect Expressway going south on Fifth Avenue you come to two bars. Both are dive bars with cheap drinks, multicolored Christmas lights and jukeboxes. One offers a backyard and grilled PB&J, and the other is Freddy's. From the fish tank to the painted gold ceiling to the mismatched lamps, the entire experience upon entering the bar feels hallucinogen-induced. Forced to move to make room for Bruce Ratner's Monument To Avarice & Greed, Freddy's hasn't missed a beat. If you're seizure-prone, step into the bare bones back room for nearly nightly and often free late-night live music and comedy (like Dive Comedy every other Monday hosted by the highly crushable Giulia Rozzi). If you're hungry, Freddy's has a menu full of bar staples like burgers, pulled pork sliders and crab rangoon. Top off the spectacle with a $3 beer or go crazy with a $5 cocktail. — Kelly Murphy
7) Tip Top Bar & Grill 432 Franklin Avenue (at Madison) Bed-Stuy
Monday – Wednesday: 4 p.m. – midnight, Thursday – Saturday: 4 p.m. – 4 a.m.
Credit cards: No
This neighborhood favorite has a varied history — you'll hear something different depending on who you ask — but everyone seems to agree on the no-fuss, simple-times drinking atmosphere and huge and funky backyard this bar provides to residents of Bed-Stuy and nearby Clinton Hill. What we have gathered from multiple Tip Top trips over the years is that it's co-owned by a husband and wife team who man the front door and back kitchen nearly every night. No food menu means the options are always changing, but items are mostly of the alcohol-absorbent and meaty variety. The bartenders also keep a concerned eye out for all patrons, constantly re-filling bowls from a seemingly endless supply of behind-the-bar snacks. No draft beers. Bottles cost $4, and a well drink, $5. Happy Hour specials also vary by week, and daily entertainments include an unrivaled jukebox selection (and dancing on Friday nights) and a TV always turned to the juicy visuals of nighttime network programming. I'm hesitant to give too much away, but I will say that this bar may have offered a free plate of crispy fried fish to a certain Brokelyn writer the very first time she set foot inside. — Karina Briski
6) Alibi 242 Dekalb Ave., (off Vanderbilt) Fort Greene
Happy Hour: 5 p.m. – 8 p.m. $3 beers and liquor
Cheapest option: All day $4 Bud and Bud Light
Credit cards: No
Alibi is a blink-and-you-miss-it, no-frills bar where you can sling back pitchers with a harmoniously diverse crowd of old-timers, posh Fort Greeners and beanie-topped art students. Bartenders say Alibi has been here since the Depression, and by several accounts has looked and felt about the same (with possibly the same clientele). On the walls are a shark's jaw, a trophy case, an old fireplace, a lone woman's shoe and an ancient pig's mask. "This place didn't capture that vibe," one regular told us. "It maintained it." Regulars start pouring in around 5pm to play pool or cheer along to Jeopardy on the one TV, and the night crowds fill up the graffiti-covered back room that also holds a Big Buck Hunter and video bowling. The big bench tables in the dim and latticed back yard fills up with smokers. There's a digital jukebox too, if you really need to hear Rush's 2112. — Tim Donnelly
5) Montero's 73 Atlantic Avenue (at Hicks St.) Brooklyn Heights
Monday-Sunday: 3pm-4am
Cheapest Option: All day $3 PBR bottle
Credit cards: No
Montero's is a merchant marine bar open since 1947, with authentic lifesavers and old photographs hanging from the ceiling and walls. No happy hour here, but full-time bartender Allan is both drink-slinger and historian who serves up stories with the modestly priced drinks –$3 PBR bottles (a rare sighting), $4 domestics, $5 imperials; $5 well drinks, $7 mid-shelf and $8-10 top shelf. Pull up a stool to hear about OG supermodel Twiggie shooting a film in the '60s, writer Frank McCourt living above the bar in the '70s, or take it back to the mid-'40s when the bar had to cross Atlantic Avenue because the BQE was constructed. There's live music on Mondays ("contemporary stuff, like the Beatles and Rolling Stones"); blues/folk/country western on Wednesdays; karaoke nights on Friday and Saturday. No matter what youth-driven exploits this bar takes on, the decor will never stray too far from its maritime roots. "There's no IKEA in here," Allan says. — Catherine Wolinski
4) Gotham City Lounge 1293 Myrtle Ave. (between Cedar Street and Hart Street) Bushwick
Tuesday – Saturday: 7 p.m. to 4 a.m.
Cheapest option: $3 PBR/whisky shot
Credit cards: Yes
Ah, life's great mysteries: like why does a bar that has no happy hour have a "Best Happy Hour" plaque from Time Out New York? Googling "Brooklyn geek bar" brings up a bunch of excited blog posts about the Way Station and its TARDIS. Steampunk and Victorian fetishism are fine for pansies; it just means that I have more room to myself in Brooklyn's actual nerd headquarters, a place that greets you with a life-size Skeletor behind the bar, Marvel vs. Capcom in the corner and strange cartoons projected on a screen. And you will end up playing Marvel vs. Capcom, fueled by $2 PBRs and $3 for the same with a shot of whisky. Nestled right under the Central stop on the M, this former Pentecostal church and skeevy biker hangout has been slinging cheap drinks since 2006, interrupted only by a fire in 2009. Ray, the owner, says the building has been in the family for a number of years, which is what allows him to price the drinks so low it's practically a public service. Most of the sci-fi and comic memorabilia hung up around the bar is from his personal collection. The clientele skews younger, but while we were there, a couple older regulars were giving a friend advice on raising a daughter. — Dave Colon
3) Rosemary's Greenpoint Tavern 188 Bedford Ave. (between N. 6th and N. 7th) Williamsburg
11 a.m. – 4 a.m.
Cheapest option: All day $4 32 oz. Bud/Bud Light
Happy Hour: 3 p.m. – 7 p.m.: $4 margaritas, $3 Gordon's Gin, Bacardi or Smirnoff mixed drink.
Credit cards: No
Rosemary's has been around for 58 years. A plumber and a cobbler kept shop in the space before Rosemary's parents bought it when she was 23 and pregnant. She keeps it open every day from 11 a.m. to 4 a.m., and the drink prices make you feel like you died and woke up in New Orleans. "I want to make sure after a couple drinks you kids can still afford to have a bologna sandwich when you get home," says Rosemary, who lives upstairs and visits daily. White Christmas lights droop all year round, and no holiday is ever denied a proper outfitting. Settle into a comfy red vinyl booth with a good friend and a Styrofoam 32 oz., and you'll forget the mob of cool just outside the door. — Kate Mooney
2) 773 Lounge 773 Coney Island Ave. (off Cortelyou) Flatbush
Happy Hour: 4 p.m. – 7 p.m. $1 off all drinks
Cheapest option: All day $3 Miller Lite bottles
Credit cards: Yes
It's always nice to walk into a bar that shows sports on TV but isn't a sports bar. In the case of 773, it's a roomy neighborhood spot with a kindly bartender that will jawjack with the regulars and talk about the old days of the Mafia-sponsored bartenders union ("When I had my first kid, they gave me $150.") This through-and-through Irish spot has been quenching thirst since New York's magical year of 1969 and, aside from the flatscreen TVs and credit card machine, it could fool you into thinking you've woken up in the 20th century. The week is filled with things like a dart league, live music on weekends and a Thursday night open mic hosting local musicians and comedians. — Dave Colon
1) Jackie's Fifth Amendment 404 5th Ave. (at 7th Street) Park Slope
8 a.m. to 4 a.m.
Cheapest option: $4 Budweiser bottle
Credit cards: No
"How old is this bar?" I ask. "Oh it's been around longer than me," says the bartender, who had just told a story about getting hit by an ambulance 45 years ago. It's entirely believable that this place has been a bar since the beginning of recorded time. A guy on a nearby stool told us it was a saloon, and then a speakeasy. The bartender made dirty jokes about the guy from the Health Department who came to shine a flashlight in the bottles of liquor and took her sweater off in an attempt to sway him. No taps, no happy hour and the Coke from the rum and Cokes comes from a bottle. This is that place to get a few $10 buckets of 7 oz. nips, take a seat by the window and watch the day go by. Jackie's is the platonic ideal of a dive bar, stubbornly resistant to the world around it, best represented by its use of a rotary phone as the bar phone. — Dave Colon
18. Soda Bar
17. Commonwealth
16. Boat
15. Buttermillk Bar
14. Lone Wolf
13. South
12. Wreck Room
11. Brooklyn Ice House
10. Lucky 13
9. Shenanigans
8. Freddy's Bar
7. Tip Top
6. Alibi
5. Montero's
4. Gotham City Lounge
3. Rosemary's Greenpoint Tavern
2. 773 Lounge
1. Jackie's Fifth Amendment
Honorable mentions to Rope, which closed as we were preparing this guide, and The Subway Bar, which assured us several times it was closing but is still open at the moment.
Edited by Brokelyn culture editor and bar guru Dave Colon. Follow Dave at @herbertharper.


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T service restored after overnight ice freezes up morning serviceFebruary 5, 2014 11:44 AM
A winter storm spewing snow, sleet and freezing rain slickened roads and crippled service on the Port Authority's Light Rail Transit system this morning.
The storm coated everything with a layer of ice in and around Pittsburgh while dumping 6 inches or more of snow on parts of Butler County. It caused speed limits to be reduced to 45 mph on highways and forced cancellations or delays for schools and other activities.
More than 60 flights into and out of Pittsburgh International Airport were canceled and others were delayed.
By late morning, most of the bad weather had departed and normal speed limits were restored. But problems lingered on the iced T, with overhead power lines coated in thick ice.
Port Authority was able to start limited service on the Red Line by 6:30 a.m. but the Blue Line remained closed until 10:45 a.m., when limited service was restored on the Blue Line-south Hills village route. Service throughout the rail system was restored by 11:30 a.m., but riders were told to expect 10- to 15-minute delays until full schedules are restored.
Spokesman Jim Ritchie said despite the deployment of sleet cutting vehicles overnight on the T, "ultimately, ice buildup won." Seven vehicles become stuck on the line and two overhead wires came down before the scheduled start of service.
PennDOT did not open the Parkway North HOV lanes for the morning rush to allow crews to focus on clearing the mainline. But with many drivers staying home, traffic was generally brisk on the parkway and other major inbound routes to Pittsburgh.
Ice and snow brought down trees on the Pennsylvania Turnpike in the eastern part of the state, between Morgantown, Pa., and Valley Forge, some blocking the right lanes, turnpike spokesman Carl DeFebo said.
A fatal crash involving three tractor-trailers closed the turnpike in both directions between Harrisburg West (Exit 242) and Gettysburg Pike (Exit 236). The crash occurred about 11 p.m. Tuesday and the roadway remained closed until early this afternoon.
About 2 inches of snow fell overnight around Pittsburgh, and nearly an inch of sleet and freezing rain that accumulated on top of that caused "very slick conditions" this morning, said John Darnley, meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Pittsburgh, based in Moon.
The weather service reported snowfall totals in Allegheny County ranging from 1.5 inches in the city to 5.1 inches at its offices in Moon. In Butler County, 7.5 inches fell north of Butler and 6.5 inches in Cranberry. Three inches were reported in Eighty Four in Washington County. Up to 10 inches fell in Clarion County, according to the weather service. Eight inches piled up in Monaca, Karns City and Freeport, while 7 inches fell in Kittanning.
The weather service said 0.25 inches of ice was reported in Oakmont, Mount Washington and Lawrenceville. The village of Ruff Creek in northern Greene County had 0.50 inches of ice.
At least two large water main breaks were reported overnight: In Mt. Lebanon, pavement in the 300 block of McCully Street buckled and separated. And in Wilkinsburg, a sinkhole was reported at Whitney Avenue and Hay Street at the site of a break.
In a tweet from Allegheny County, officials said ice was falling from the roof of the Allegheny County Courthouse.
West Penn Power reported 805 customers without electricity in Washington, Westmoreland and Greene counties and a handful out in Allegheny and Butler. Statewide, more than 78,000 customers were out, mostly in areas south and east of Harrisburg.
Duquesne Light reported 350 customers out, 250 of them in Ross.
At a briefing this afternoon, Gov. Tom Corbett said the storm "has had a direct impact all across the state of Pennsylvania" but that he has not declared a state of emergency.
As of noon, more than 750,000 customers were without power, most of them customers of PECO in southeast Pennsylvania. Mr. Corbett said the company has 180 of its crews and contractor crews in the field and has asked electric providers in neighboring states to send another 500 crews.
"People are going to have to have some patience," he said, because crews must await removal of downed trees from roads and power lines before restoring power.
He urged motorists to be careful overnight and Thursday morning as temperatures were expected to plunge below freezing.
Nearly 700 Pennsylvania National Guard troops were called up and placed on standby last night, but were not deployed, Mr. Corbett said.
Among more than 2,500 flight cancellations in the U.S. were 25 arrivals and 38 departures at Pittsburgh International Airport, according to FlightStats.com. Hardest-hit airports were in Boston, the New York City area, Chicago and Washington, D.C.
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Clash of the Colleges is an annual event in which incoming freshmen compete with their assigned residential college against the five other residential colleges. This year's spirited competition included relay races, karaoke, dancing and best college spirit. At the end of the evening, Forbes College was declared the winner. Read more.
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GIRLS: Go Butler!
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