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"That's like a match made in Heaven for you."
I had two different friends tell me that same phrase after it was announced Moon Taxi would be opening for Michael Franti & Spearhead in Madison in the final week of September. Both of these artists are in the exclusive group of my top 5 favorite artists, finding themselves consistently on my playlists.
This was my 2nd Moon Taxi show, with the first coming last summer when they opened for Matisyahu in Milwaukee. This show was very similar in all aspects, including a great set. Before their show, I got a chance to interview 2 members of the band thanks to my cousin (whom I'll be writing about soon) who is close with the band. Read the interview here.
Although the set was just a half hour, the musical quality far exceeded the quantity. Moon Taxi opened their set with "Running Wild," a fresh track of their new album Mountains Beaches Cities. A stand-out moment in their set appeared in the "Morocco," also off their latest album, with some trancey exploration, showing off their jamming capabilities. Their set closer featured a rocking "Cabaret" that featured keyboardist Wes Bailey's exceptional keyboard wizardry.
Moon Taxi Setlist
Running Wild, All the Rage, Morocco, The New Black, River Water, Mercury, Cabaret
After a brief intermission, the main attraction took the stage. Having seen Franti 5 previous times, I was expecting the opening song to be a track off their latest album, as the norm for Franti shows. I was not wrong, as "I Don't Wanna Go" opened the show, from All People. Franti didn't wait long before jumping in the crowd. In the second song of the evening, "Stay Human," Franti hopped off the stage and navigated through the general admission pit on the lower level, stopping along the way to give high fives and dance with fans. He found his way back to the stage for "Yell Fire!", and before "The Sound of Sunshine," he shared a story with how he wrote that album: in the hospital after suffering a ruptured appendix. The mood quickly elevated as what seemed like a hundred of over-sized yellow beach balls came from back stage and flooded the crowd, dancing through the air after bouncing off the hands of anyone able to touch one.
A surprise "Ganja Babe," appeared in the middle of the set, apparently inspired by whatever Michael smelt in his journeys throughout the crowd. A feel-good moment occurred in "Gangsta Girl," in which Michael brought several fans up from the crowd with him to join as dancers, with one fan truly seizing the moment as he ran back and forth on the stage, encouraging the crowd to do the wave. After the song ended, Michael jokingly offered him a contract to the join the band.
To close the set, Michael lead the crowd in a sing-along of "Happy Birthday" to one of his crew members before bringing up members of Moon Taxi to join for an upbeat and funky "Let It Go." As expected, he encored with his biggest hits, "I'm Alive" and "Say Hey," welcoming any children fans on the stage for the latter, but surprised me with a very well placed "Long Ride Home" between the two for an impressive sandwich.
Michael Franti Setlist
I Don't Wanna Go, Stay Human@, Yell Fire!, The Sound of Sunshine#, 11:59@, Closer to You@, Ganja Babe, Life is Better With You@, Gangsta Girl^, Hey World (Don't Give Up)&, Bomb the World&, All People@, Say Goodbye@, Hey Hey Hey@*, Let It Go+
E: I'm Alive (Life Sounds Like), Long Ride Home, Say Hey (I Love You)~
@ Michael singing in the crowd
# plethora of beach balls released into the crowd
^ random fans brought on stage to dance
& Michael on acoustic guitar with Minus on djembe drum
* Get Lucky (Daft Punk) verse
+ with members of Moon Taxi
~ kids brought on stage
I've said it before and I'll say it again: this band gets better every time I see them. A typical thing fans say about their favorite artists, but I'm not a typical fan of this band as this concert was RMC show #19 for me, and 8th of 2013. I'm very curious to know if there's someone else out there that's seen this band more than I have.
Roster McCabe is an "electrorock" jam band, hailing from Minneapolis, MN, consists of Alex Steele (vocals, keyboards), Michael Daum (guitar), Scott Mullenberg (bass) and Jeff Peterson (drums). It's also worth noting you won't find a band with better hair.
RMC opened the show with perhaps their most defining song, "Take a Breath." TAB is a great song that really captures all the elements that RMC is about: Steele's soaring vocals over a dance-infused melody blending together a perfect mix of rock with electronic, hence the "electrorock." The set also included 2 new songs, an outstanding cover of Michael Jackson's "Bad," and an incredible sit-in from guitar virtuoso Mark Joseph during the encore. These guys are NOT to be missed next time they come through your town. Never disappoints and always a dance party!
Setlist: Take a Breath, Make My Move, Traveler, Nothing to Lose, Virtual Insanity@, Chasing#, In Our Hands, Trance 2#, Bad$, Only Truth, Stargazer, Tell Me Something Good%, Black Rose, Critical Speed
Encore: Pony^&
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# new song
$ Michael Jackson cover
% Rufus & Chaka Khan cover
& Ginuwine cover
& with Mark Joseph on guitar, Michael Daum playing keyboard
Videos: Take a Breath http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zUxWba1niYI&feature=youtu.be
Black Rose: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fSCIqAXGv_g&feature=youtu.be
Pony jam: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O0LQW-Wl3vQ&feature=youtu.be
Hello SCampers!
This will be my first post as one of your Camp Counselors! I am so excited to be here at the festival and blogging for SCamp. Every year, the week before the fest we find ourselves constantly checking that 10 day report of what kind of weather we will be seeing over the weekend. For some reason it always seems to change every 5 minutes. Before coming to the festival, my +1 sent me this hilarious weather report that I feel is quite accurately how my weekend will go!
I hope you all enjoy it. Here's JR Johnivan with your weather!
The forecast is looking partially UMmy, with a heady chance of moe. lazers. Possible wailer storms coming in Friday, right around 4:20
which is going to give way to a Level 9 STS watch later on in the evening, eventually ending with some massive dubstep, where on-site reporter Jason Hann will be live in the VIP lounge.
Saturday you'd have to be a conspirator not to love this weather, so make sure to eat your bowl of cornmeal in the afternoon cuz it's a (karl denson's) tiny universe out there, or maybe you wanna go with a pizza with THE WERKS on it, before getting an UM, Moe, UM, Moe, and make sure to put them sunglasses on cuz late night Ragbirds will be BRIGHT!!
Then we'll start off first thing Sunday afternoon with an extended UM watch, before checking out some TAJ MAHAL-like weather – believe me, you're gonna wanna eat plenty of LETTUCE for this one, oh – did I forget to mention this is Ragbirds season? Hope you have your sunglasses on Sunday too, cuz there will be plenty of Ragbirds crossings out. Thats right about the time we'll ROCK into the FUTURE , then, we'll have a 4 hour commercial from our main sponsor, TAB (Cola) before ending the weekend with some moe.
and that is your weather report son!
Enjoy your festy SCampers!
Eric Richards
Since I saw Rebelution at All Good in 2010 I had been itching to see them again. Unfortunately last year I was unable to catch their Summer Camp set but last night I finally got the opportunity to scratch and caught their show at Mr. Smalls Theater. As fortune would have it they stopped in Pittsburgh as part of their "Spring Greens Tour."
Hot Rain kicked off the night. They are joining Rebelution for the tour. Hailing from Hawaii this upbeat reggae band stays true to their heritage and genre singing about love and beautiful women. They constantly interacted with the audience; uniting the souls which filled the venue in song. It was a fun way to start the show, check out their myspace page with free music here.
J Boog took to the stage next and kept the upbeat reggae jams flowing. Many people may not recognize him as the former B2K member that he is. He's grown a bit since those days and so has his talent. J Boog maintains undertones of the R&B, hip hop background while bringing forth a new kind of sound.
Then Rebelution took to the stage, starting off their performance with one of my favorites: "Bright Side of Life" (check out the video!) Everyone started jumping and the whole place was jammin. The venue was the perfect size and so was the crowd. The vibes at the show were flowing peace and reggae love. It was spectacular. During the second half of the show they also played "Outta Control," another personal favorite. Apparently a crowd favorite as well because the entire place beamed forth even greater energy for that song.
It is astonishing to think this band is almost 10 years old – haven taken off from Cali roots to become the great band they are today. Part of what makes them so special is their political consciousness and their call to action. If you haven't yet, listen to "Courage to Grow." You will find yourself inspired with new feelings of hope and desire for fulfillment. The band consists of Eric Rachmany (vocals/guitar), Rory Carey (keyboard) Wesley Finley (drums), and Marley D Williams (bass). I was actually lucky enough to meet and spend some time with Marley after the show. He was extremely nice and super down to Earth (not to mention very attractive!)
Rebelution has tons of music available to listen to and even download for free on their myspace page. The band will be touring in the US throughout the month of May and is then heading over the Atlantic for a United Kingdom run with one stop in Portugal. They will be back in Cali and Oregon in August. If you can make it to a show – do not miss out! It only took one show to make me a giant fan and I know it will only take one for you as well.
For many, many, many, and yes, many years I have been dying to see one particular band that I had heard so much about. One band that has the reputation of being the ultimate jam band, with a massive following that they have accumulated since their beginnings in 1983. On Friday June 29, 2012 I was finally given the opportunity to experience the musical genius that is Phish.
From the second we arrived at the venue I could already tell that this was going to be a unique show. The crowd was in general, a little older and a little more reserved in a way – but definitely not in a bad way. These were the die hard fans that love the music and the band in a truly exceptional and loyal sense; they were there for no other reason.
Unlike most of the shows I normally attend, there were a total of four hula hoops (mine included) and not many other flashy toys…and the truth was that once the show started, it was easy to see why: the band is so captivating, and the energy between the band and the fans is so powerful, that it's almost impossible to tear yourself away to look at or play with hoops.
I can't imagine how much money went into their light show; it was amazing. The overall picture from the lawn at Klipsch Music Center was spectacular. On the big screens it was possible to get detailed views of the expressions on Trey Anastasio's face as he sang his heart out. We could see Page McConnell's fingers go crazy on the keyboard, Mike Gordon's insane picking on the bass, and the Jon Fishman wailing on the drums. The whole band had such awesome chemistry and it was contagious – as there wasn't a single song that you didn't find yourself singing along to. "Possum" was by far the best example of everyone dancing and singing together as the song built up every time with the main chorus.
The first set was great, and from some of the fans I learned that it was a unique compilation of their music. That Friday was the first time since 1998 that they played the song "Sweet Jane." Among my favorite tracks was "Limb by Limb," where the harmonizing really made the song. I also liked the ominous and almost scary tone that chilled your bones as they played "Big Black Furry Creatures From Mars." I was ECSTATIC when they played "First Tube" during their encore – as that is one of my all time favorites. However to be completely honest, my favorite part of the concert was when they finished their first set with "While My Guitar Gently Weeps," one of my favorite Beatles songs. It was by far the greatest live performance of that song I have ever seen or heard.
So, overall, I am so glad we trekked to Indianapolis for this most amazing of musical experiences. Phish not only lived up to all my expectations but surpassed them. If you are like me and have always "heard great things" but never had the chance to go, start turning wheels to make it happen. From the first song to their last, this show was a unique adventure – the music, lights and atmosphere was in itself a journey that filled you with emotion and made you wish it would never come to an end. This was my first Phish show, but I guarantee you it will most certainly not be my last.
There is something truly special about those small festivals that have local bands and small crowds. From the very moment we arrived at Beesonstock in Cisne, Southern Illinois, we already became friends with our neighbors to the right; and within a few more minutes became friends with our neighbors to the left. Both nights we arrived towards the late afternoon; enjoying the waning daylight and just slightly cooler weather.
Probably the most distinctive characteristic was the size of this festival, having only one small, wooden stage where all the bands played. I also have to say it was nice to be able to bring your own food and drinks; especially when the whole weekend, including camping cost $20! With a total attendance of 650, the venue was comfortable whether you stayed near the stage or took a break by your car as you played Cornhole, Hillbilly Golf or tried out twin hoops for the first time. Again, this environment just promotes a friendly, almost family-like camaraderie among the attendees.
Mostly local bands play this event, some with great promise. To be honest of the line up this year, I only knew of one band, The Smoke Rings, and they ended the first night with a great performance. It is refreshing to see a woman, Stephanie Smith, rock out the lead vocals. Though the entire band's talent is evident, especially when they play their originals. The other band that really stuck out on Friday was the South Street Jam Band, especially when they covered one of my favorite bands Tool, with a great rendition of "Sober."
I was expecting the number of people to increase tremendously on Saturday, but though the number of people did increase, it really wasn't evident until later on in the night. Even then, it remained the perfect number that allowed everyone plenty of space to get their groove on. The different bands each brought their own sound, and it was a great mix, guaranteed to satisfy any musical palate. Downstate brought a fresh reggae sound to the event, while Cluster Pluck was more traditional blue grass and then SMASH! gave us an electronica, Soundtribe-like jam.
Overall it was a great time and a ton of fun. I feel like I am a culprit of seeking out those bigger festivals with all the big names; but that I shall be no longer! That special something that these small local festivals have is something I urge all of you to check out for yourselves. You will meet some cool people, enjoy the relaxing atmosphere and definitely find some new bands to follow. Rock on Beesonstock, Rock on.
Within moments of being around Adam, I knew that his relationship with music was unique. It is more than unique, it is exceptional – he contains a musical vibe that emanates from his very being. This aura executes actuality by transforming itself into rhythms and melodies in the form of neurons firing in his brain. He doesn't force himself to make music, but music forces itself upon him to be created. It compels itself into existence, needing to be expressed and heard. For those of us who assume the title of "fan" or "aspiring musician," it is bittersweet to see the innate capacity with which Adam Lufkin produces brilliant music. His first professional endeavor was uniting four other talented musicians to form the band Kinetix. Now he is expanding his sound with his good friend and fellow Kinetix member, Josh Fairman. Josh and Adam have branched and created Laskin & Robinson. This new undertaking combines a powerful blend of various genres: pop, rock, rap, reggae, funk and hip hop. Their sound is such a perfect mosaic that the reverberations originating when this duo performs cannot be defined and restricted by any one particular category.
Their first single, "Falling Down," has finally been released – a mere two years after coming to life in Adam's mind as he wondered the aisles of a grocery store looking for some fried chicken to ease the lingering Wakarusa hangover. The melody crept from the deepest part of his brain – the innovative genius working beyond his control. He began hearing the words accompanying the sound "when you're falling down…yeah, yeah, yeah." He kept hearing it and singing it in his head during the entire venture home. Upon arrival he immediately sat on his throne and laid down the drums to what he had created. As soon as he was done Adam began free-styling verses. The image of a train derailing vividly leading him to the first one: "you can't lose track of what you feel…you can't lose track of what is real…you can't lose track and let your train…roll out of control." The music, the images and the verses kept flooding his consciousness and that night the first single of Laskin & Robinson came to be.
Now, equipped with the artistic contributions of bassist Josh Fairman, as Adam plays guitar and both work on production they are officially releasing their music as this pioneering duo. Having met Adam at the University of Denver, Josh not only slaps bass, he is also CEO and founder of his own production company – Laskin Productions. In 2011 he also co-founded Scanhope Sound, a production studio in Littleton, CO which provides all types of recording services. Josh has a light-hearted and amusing personal liveliness. Simply watching him play demonstrates his enthralling personality as he rocks hard and flails his wild hair. His capacity on the bass is beyond description. Combining his persona with the magic workings of his fingers he creates smooth and powerful renditions. Josh's hip rhythms complete Adams melodies and give Laskin & Robinson that original sound. Their songs are energetic and funky with upbeat rhythms, light reggae undertones and fun lyrics. They make even the most sedentary soul want to get up and boogie.
However awesome the music, what truly makes the tracks exceptional is their message. Underlying the seemingly playful words are powerful themes. If you listen acutely to the songs, the words take on another meaning. From the title and the beat one might gather that "Ass Work" pertains to shaking your bootie.
Yet if you actually pay attention you will realize that it is about working hard and realizing that you are truly actualized when you put all your effort into your endeavors: "w – o – r – k every day, play hard, work hard, to my craft I'm a slave"…"come to me you will find yourself to be twice your worth…cuz I'm a show you how to make your ass work." In addition to "Falling Down" and "Ass Work," Adam and Josh have released another original, "Top Shelf," which features Corey Henry from Galactic. After a Galactic show, Josh was riding with Corey in his car when he heard the track. He instantly recognized that he wanted to partake. The next day Corey joined Josh and Adam in the studio. Laskin & Robinson's latest release is their interpretation of Ellie Goulding's "Lights." As a testament to their laid back and easy going dispositions, all of their music is available to listen to and download for free. You can follow the band and become an official fan on facebook. From their posts and pictures you can see for yourself that this is something that you want to be a part of. Life is short but sweet so make your ass work and become an active Laskin & Robinson enthusiast.
Big Gigantic is a band I absolutely LOVE but have not had the chance to see live very many times.
Therefore, last Sunday – tired from lack of sleep due to friends visiting for the holiday – both Derrick and I hit the road, driving over two hours to see Big G at the Canopy.
I had to be at work the next day – at 8am, so I was estimating I'd get about 4 hours sleep…did that in any way make me hesitate? No way. Nothing was going to let me miss this show.
The next day I was tired, cold, and had an aching, stiff neck. Was work on Monday painfully long and horrible? Yes. Was it torture? Yes. Was Big Gigantic worth it? F**K yes.
We entered the Canopy Club – one of our favorite venues- and Ana Sia was the DJ peering over her Mac. For me, it is always nice to see a female up on stage. She played some sweet beats – I especially liked her rendition of a forgotten high school favorite "What's Your Fantasy" by Ludacris. She was focused the whole time – yet dancing the whole time as well. She definitely has talent – I am sure this is not the last time we will be seeing Ana Sia.
Ana finished up around 11. After a short break the place lit up and out walked Dominic Lalli and Jeremy Salken – or as otherwise known, Big Gigantic. This is a unique duo – based on sax and drums. A great mix. Throw in some bass and you got yourself a show worth driving 2 hours to see on a Sunday night.
Big Gigantic was stopping at Urbana as part of their Uprising Tour…ending with a New Year's show in Chicago. The place was surprisingly jammed and even Gumby made it to the show. What really made this an especially fun concert was that they played many of my favorites – such as their Aloe Blacc "I need a dollar" remix and their Kanye West "Get em High" remix.
Some of the other great ones were "Sky HIgh," "Lucid Dreams," "Shine" (A Place Behind the Moon), and "Nocturnal" (Nocturnal). There were all kinds of fans, there was all kinds of energy and the whole place was just jumpin'. In case my pics aren't doing it justice – I want to stress how great the light show was. They did a great job; it was original and perfectly synchronized.
One of the most amazing things about this band is that they are all about satisfying their fans – and one of the ways they do it is by giving us free music. That's right – you can download their album "Nocturnal" for free on their website. So if you are not on the Big G party wagon then your missing out. Go to their site, download their music, come to a show and praise the ingenious drums-sax mix. If it's just not going to happen in the near future, at least I can offer some consolation in telling you that they will be at Summer Camp next year. Yeah so if you didn't get your tickets to SC yet – what are you waiting for?
I've been to festivals and seen the crowd swarming with colorful, intricately decorated comic book characters and childhood heroes, but Summer Camp really put the totem love on the map for me this year. As I grooved and moved my way through the masses, making my way from one show to the next, I stumbled upon one old friend after another- from tye-dye care bears and naked women made out of PBR (okay, that's not an old childhood friend- really) to Pee-Wee Herman and Martians~ the Scamp crew representatives were in full force for Summer Camp 2012. Check out my totem spotting below:
Totem Love
Care Bear Staaaaare" (and the glorious little creature he's walking to meet)
"Giraffe's get down too, ya' know, especially to BoomBox"
"Oh, hello there mate. Today, we're going to sneak up on these friendly gators." (Too much…too soon?)
"Face melt friends getting down to the UM sounds"
"Party on Scampers! Time to get your dancin' partner ready for next year! Til' then…"


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For CES 2009, AMD announced their Dragon platform as well as a new mobility GPU line. I touched on Dragon earlier but I didn't get to see it in person. Even so, the new ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4000 series should get mobile gamers a great discrete option for their gaming and multimedia needs.
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series comes in a few different flavors catering the mainstream, performance, and enthusiast crowds. It's important to know that the Mobility HD 4000 series contains the same feature set as the desktop Radeon HD 4000 series. So DirectX 10.1, enhanced AA, and AF, HDMI with sound, stream processors, and so forth are there. The 4800 series will have GDDR5 memory so you're looking at ultra-fast memory on a mobile platform.
For power users, you have the HD 4600 and HD 4500 line. While the naming convention might not make it seem that big of a difference, there are some significant changes between the two. You're looking at 320 vs. 80 stream processors, 128-bit vs. 64-bit memory bus width, and less transistors in the HD 4500. The upside to that though for the HD 4500 is that it has a lower power usage so that equates to longer battery life in the laptop. The HD 4500 series also will not do any DVD upscaling unlike its higher end brothers.
For slim computers you will probably be looking at the Mobility Radeon HD 4330. It's still capable of outputting 1080p video and has similar specs with the HD 4500 series but the clock speeds are slower. Again, no DVD upscaling but the power requirements will also be less as well.
From the picture below you can see physically what the Mobility Radeon HD 4000 series looks like. From left to right are the mainstream, performance, and enthusiast products. You can see the differences in sizes of the GPU as well as the amount of memory chips that are on board. Also, all three have the same pin configuration as well making it easy for OEMS to plug in the specific card they want without having to change the specifics of the board to match the graphics solution.
Products using the ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4000 should start trickling in here soon but there's still plenty life in the past generation. You can expect up to 1.8X more performance in the Mobility Radeon HD 4000 over the previous generation of discrete mobile GPU which makes it a very good choice for gaming and multimedia especially since it retains all the features of the desktop version.
My second part of the time with AMD was spent looking at Battle Forge from EA.
is going to be using DirectX 10.1 so they felt it would be important to demonstrate a title using that feature and with an ATI card. For those that don't know,
is an RTS game which is primary troop management and played using digital cards similar to Magic the Gathering. You'll be able to buy booster packs as well as sell and trade with other players in the game. The object is to build up a deck and go into battle. You can build as many decks as you like as well as add cards to your deck by purchasing booster packs. Booster packs will be the only thing that EA will be charging for. The graphics look gorgeous with many small effects that really add to the atmosphere of the game. I asked what DX 10.1 did for the game and the EA rep said performance increase was one major advantage.
looks unique and fun to play and I'm sure the RTS guys here at Gaming Nexus will be able to tell you more once they get their hands on it.
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Stakes now even higher for Detroit retirees
DETROIT (AP) - Some experts believe the time is right for serious talks aimed at solving a pension shortfall in Detroit's bankruptcy case.
Judge Steven Rhodes said Tuesday that pensions can be cut as part of an overall plan to bring Detroit out of bankruptcy. It's a blow to more than 20,000 retirees who argue that the Michigan Constitution offers complete protection.
Most city pensioners get less than $20,000 a year.
Former bankruptcy judge Melanie Cyganowski says a settlement would bring certainty to anxious retirees. Unions acknowledge that negotiation is important but they're pledging to appeal the judge's decision.
Detroit emergency manager Kevyn Orr says he understands the hardship. But he says the city doesn't have money to shore up pension funds that are underfunded by $3.5 billion.
Feds showing little enthusiasm for Detroit bailout
WASHINGTON (AP) — There seems little appetite from either Democrats or Republicans in Washington for a federal rescue of the birthplace of the automobile industry. Detroit now stands as the largest American city ever to file for bankruptcy protection.
During the bleakest days of the Great Recession, Congress agreed in bipartisan votes to bail out two of Detroit's biggest businesses, General Motors and Chrysler.
Such a bailout would be huge, perhaps as much as $20 billion. Federal resources are strained, with the national debt at $16.7 trillion and the federal government struggling under the constraints of automatic spending cuts that took effect in March.
Videographer pleads in fatal Detroit Police raid
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The Wayne County prosecutor's office says a perjury charge against Allison Howard was dismissed Thursday. Howard will serve 1{ to 2 years' probation in Massachusetts.
A crew from cable's "The First 48" was shadowing police during a 2010 search for a murder suspect.
Aiyana Stanley-Jones was asleep on a sofa when she was shot during the raid on her home. Howard was accused of withholding video of the raid from investigators.
Officer Joseph Weekley is charged with involuntary manslaughter in Aiyana's slaying. A judge declared a mistrial Tuesday after jurors failed to reach a verdict in Weekley's trial.
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In an article in the Telegraph on Thursday 3.04.10, the Chairman of Marks & Spencer, the leading department store in London, made some interesting remarks about capitalism. He spoke mostly about the perception of capitalism and the free market system, in the [...]
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The History Channel presented a night of delight for lefty losers Sunday by airing "The People Speak," a program developed by Marxist history professor Howard Zinn.
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Marvin Jones pleads guilty to 1999 rape in University of Missouri dormitory
The man accused of a rape at a University of Missouri dormitory pleaded guilty in court Monday.
47-year-old Marvin Jones pleaded guilty to charges of forcible sodomy and forcible rape for a 1999 rape.
On October 16, 1999, the University of Missouri Police Department investigated a rape at the Gillett Residence Hall on campus.
In November of last year, police said they had received a "significant lead" in the case from the Missouri State Highway Patrol's crime lab and arrested Jones.
Jones was required by law to provide a genetic sample after a 2010 sexual misconduct conviction.
In court Monday, the prosecution and defense recommended sentences to the judge. Prosecutor Dan Knight is requesting a life sentence for all three counts.
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why charging for digital news baffles me
NYTimes asks for funny money
According to Bloomberg, The NYTimes is currently surveying their readers about charging for monthly access to NYTimes.com – $2.50 for subscribers and $5 for everyone else.
In case you were living under a rock – the Times tried charging for content already – they dubbed it Times Select. Users paid $7.95 a month or $49.95 per year. Before ending Times Select, the number of Web-only subscribers fell to just over 221,000 in June 2007, down from more than 224,000 in April 2007.
Wired put those numbers in perspective, "But that was then: Way before the global recession, when the New York Times Co was worth four times what it is today, wasn't selling assets and cutting its payroll, the advertising market hadn't gone into freefall (the industry has lost more than $11 billion in ad sales since 2005) and Google wasn't the enemy."
This was also before independent publishers like the Huffington Post came of age.
Many of the op-eds I've read, such as this one from CNN Money, argue a NYTimes subscription model could accrue up to 750,000 subscribers – but that seems fanciful when comparing yesterday's stats to today's reality. Generally, these pie in the sky figures seem to risk the NYTimes brand on a shaky bet. The Times only has approximately 850,000 print subs, by the way (from the CNN Money article).
Beyond these foggy figures, charging for digital news has never made much sense to me. News is too universal. Sure, outlets can be scooped, but we live in the age of the cascade, where information disseminates, spreads, and ricochets in moments. Restricting access to this content will only hinder its ability to be spread, and as Henry puts it, "if it doesn't spread, it's dead."
I have no doubt that if the Times did begin charging for content, some would pay. But again, living in our digital age, we have to also take in account the subscribers' ability to spread that information, themselves. Imagine, a story is broken by the Times, Jason Kottke reads it through his subscription, and writes a quick blog post on the subject – which is immediately more spreadable than the original story. Or the Times breaks a story, it surges on the web, and CNN interviews the journalist or subjects of the story which only creates free, spreadable, content to compete with the original 'premium' and static text.
Pay models only inhibit the creation and transaction of social currency (which is more critical to a web business than a CPM rate).
Pay models like the one suggested by the Times, on their own, will only sustain themselves on a large scale for as long as it takes for their users to learn a new behavior and begin consuming content from other sources and move on.
But beyond pay models, why is it that the news business is so myopically focused on charging for the story itself? The people willing to pay the $2.50, or the $5.00, or the $7.95 aren't only fans of the NYTimes, they're fans of journalism and the news itself – selling them only bits of the news in digital text form is a gross undersell. Sell the news, in any form, in any medium, from any source, from any language, and sell what it means beyond the immediate news cycle. Build the apps, build the devices, build the future of news consumption. Put your crowd to use and sell its wisdom. Ultimately, there's almost nothing the true news fan won't consume if its good.
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If you're a fashion designer or model who balks at the idea of being mortified on Project Runway for showcasing yesterday's trends or too thick hips, then you're in luck. Now you can say "You're out" to Heidi and friends and head online for…
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Ex-Yahoo Ryan Kuder started The Purple People Collective as a resource for newly laid-off Yahoos (and any other tech workers) looking to band together and find freelance work. The site, which launched last month, now has 100 listings including a few fr…
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Norma Kamali Understands Shopping
Fact: More and more people are shopping online.
Fact: Yet, plenty of people don't shop online, because they really want to try everything on before giving up their Amex.
Solution: Norma Kamali's site has just introduced perhaps the most brilliant addition to the online shopping experience since Net-a-Porter finally gave a wink and nod to shame shopping – the Try Before You Buy option.
Basically, instead of paying upfront for your online shopping gambles, you click for the Try option, get your clothes at home, then you have 48 hours to decide what you want to keep and what you want to give back. Shipping is taken care of for you (perhaps the biggest perk), and you only pay for what you keep.
Technically, this is better than shopping at an actual store – in addition to trying the clothes on your body, you also get to try it with everything in your wardrobe and in front of a mirror you actually trust, which is probably the best way to decide whether to charge the $4000 gown at left.
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Showtime Puts Free Episodes and Bonus Footage Online
Cable network Showtime is expanding its online presence, launching Join Showtime, a new site featuring full-length episodes and bonus footage from its shows, community features, and a "personality quiz" to determine which of its series you might e…
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If you're a fan of Rayban's Wayfarer sunglasses – but never quite found their colorways satisfactory – then you're in luck. Rayban is releasing the Colorize kit, which will allow you to fully customize your shades with different paint markers a…
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We're not entirely sure about their court performance, but these tennis shoes from Lanvin are certainly beautiful. The French fashion house has refined and refreshed a classic silhouette, using tasteful, toned-down shades to color the sneakers' …
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Paying for college is expensive. GradeFund, a startup founded by a couple of brothers from Harvard and Princeton, has an interesting new approach to covering at least some of the costs: rewarding students monetarily for making good grades.
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From his terrace on Colaba Causeway in south Mumbai, Arun Shanbhag saw the Taj Mahal Palace & Tower Hotel burn. He saw ambulances leave the Nariman House. And he recorded every move on the Internet.
Mr. Shanbhag, who lives in Boston but happened to…
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Fallout 3 is one of the best Games of mine.
and the elder scrolls iv:obilivion those two are very great.
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The Lich King is the big cheese behind the legions of scourge undead and now that he's awakened he wants Azeroth stone cold. If you're a follower of Blizzard's real-time strategy series Warcraft then it's likely you'll know all about the underhanded dealings of the scourge. One major difference that's evident throughout this expansion to the icy realm of Northrend is the leap in theatrics and
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Allen Jones, flanked by his work. He allowed us into his London studio, in a converted Victorian hat factory near Smithfield Market. Jonathan Root for The Wall Street Journal
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"Hanging over the couch, 'Tropic' is one of the few paintings of trees or outdoor scenes I've done." Jonathan Root for The Wall Street Journal
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"In this painting, Kate is wearing the fiberglass body armor I made for a movie. I put a ledge on the bottom of this picture, which makes it ambiguous whether what's above it is an object or a space." Jonathan Root for The Wall Street Journal
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"I've only got about a dozen paintings of my own altogether, and they're spread between here and [the house in] the country. I'm not very prolific in paintings; mostly I make watercolors or prints." Jonathan Root for The Wall Street Journal
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"Ever since the furniture sculptures, people think of me as making these—why not make a bed or sofa? But recently I had the chance to make something practical. That sculpture of a standing woman with the exceptionally beautiful wood cabinet is, in fact, a fridge." Jonathan Root for The Wall Street Journal
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"That is called 'Enchantress,' a scaled-down figure in bronze of a nubile girl standing on a table, the exact dimensions of the Degas ballerina, and in a similar pose. I'd never made a bronze figure before; my dealer expected I'd clad it in leather, but that seemed to me perverse. So I patinated the bronze to look like paint, but used some leather trim to disguise the joins to the hand-painted hands and feet." Jonathan Root for The Wall Street Journal
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"Why are there so many sculptures in the studio? Because the nice thing is that when I do editions of sculptures I can keep an example—very handy for lending to shows, such as the [Royal Academy] show I'm having in 2015." Jonathan Root for The Wall Street Journal
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"The cutouts and figures on the tables and chests are maquettes for sculptures. In the pots are my collection of paintbrushes; the photographs include our badminton team (I finally had to give up playing two years ago), and our elderly Pop artists reunion—Peter Blake is in it, with Richard Hamilton, Dick Smith—and that group of figures that I've tampered with are Ken and Barbie celebrating her 50th anniversary." Jonathan Root for The Wall Street Journal
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"Barbet Schroeder directed "Maitresse" in 1975, a sexy cult movie starring Gérard Depardieu as a small-time crook, but regular chap who has a chance meeting with Bulle Ogier. Only when he tries to burgle her empty flat does he learn that she's a dominatrix, who changes completely, even wearing a black wig, when she's working. They asked if I'd do a poster for the distributor. The distributor saw my poster and said, 'Oh. That's a bit rough.' I said, 'Have you seen the film?' I've returned to this, whenever I have a slow moment—it's a bit like a comfort blanket. I've done about five of these paintings, and I've got whole sheets of drawings of them, but I'm not interested in doing a comic strip. It happens once every couple of years." Pictured, Allen Jones, "Maîtresse,'"1976 Allen Jones / Institutfür Kulturaustausch, Tübingen
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"This one of Kate ['A model Model,' 2013] was a little too illustrative. The lips are very much sculpted, but it wasn't stylized enough. When it's in the plaster or the clay, you don't see these things—but you catch it when they're cast." Allen Jones
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"German gallery Kunstsammlungen Chemnitz rang and said "What sort of music do you like?" I started to say Ry Cooder, or Beethoven; but Deirdre got there more quickly and said "Careful. You don't want them to hire an orchestra!" So I settled for Bach, and they had a string quintet playing between speeches by the mayor, and some politicians and diplomats. It shows how seriously they like art in Germany." Pictured, Allen Jones 'Chair' (1969) Tate / Allen Jones
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What I am inferring is that some day (and it won't be long) you will be able to hook a couple diodes up to your temples, which allows access to the human nervous system, and, with the right electrical wave pattern, gives the user a completely convincing sexual experience.
No longer do you need to go to a bar and pick up whatever is drunk enough and slutty enough to come home with you. You just simply plug an Elle MacPherson or Scarlett Johannsen chip into your iSex, and your brain causes you to feel, hear, smell, and taste everything you might experience during an actual sexual encounter with said woman/man.
In the back of your mind, you know that you didn't actually have sex with Scarlett Johannsen, but, hey, it certainly seemed as real as the real thing. Maybe even more so – because we've all had a time or two when we've woken up and wondered exactly what it was we did and who we did it with and why we're naked in a dumpster.
Let's say you're ugly. Or fat. Or God didn't see fit to endow you with an adult sized penis. With iSex, you can participate in the adult games as Brad Pitt. Or Taye Diggs. Or John Holmes.
And no longer is there begging or pleading for certain things. There's gadgets and gizmos and swings and fireworks. Whatever you desire.
Of course, this inevitable invention has huge repercussions on the human race.
If you can have iSex with whomever you want, why even bother leaving the house?
Human companionship? Why bother, when you can sit on your couch and have an iConversation with an iFriend? You can drink an iBeer at an iBar and down an iSteak. And your mind won't know the difference between the real world and the iWorld.
So once human beings actually stop interfacing with other human beings, then the idea of social interaction becomes a thing of the past. And, somewhere far far down the line, we're a race of people locked in small individual compartments, living entire completely believable fake lives full of completely believable fake experiences with many completely believable fake friends and completely believable fake loves.
It's empty – but as long as it seems real, then maybe it is real – at least to that person. Reality is subjective.
Is it Utopia? Or is it Hell?
I don't know. Go ask Aunt Nell.
***I just went to my local watering hole here in Canton, Ohio, and was surprised – nay! – shocked to see a mule tied up out front.
This is odd, I thought. Shrugging, I entered anyway.
The sight upon entrance was disturbing. Large large women crushing poor barstools with sheer mass. Billy Ray Cyrus on the jukebox. Some toothless guy doing tricks with straws. A few goats chained up in the corner.
"What the hell is going on here?" I asked the bartender.
"It's the start of Hall of Fame week," she replied.
"Yeah, so?"
"Don't you know who's playing in this year's game?"
"Yeah, it's the Saints versus the… Steelers. Oh."
Batten down the hatches, fellow Cantonians. The Pittsburgh infestation will be over soon. Free vaccinations will be available immediately upon their departure.
***It is time for me to apologize to my friend, Zeus.
You see, I watched Braveheart again this week, and it brought me back to a time when Zeus, myself, and about 8 other guys all went to see the movie together at a New York theater.
As you know, those English bastages in the movie killed our boy William Wallace, and Zeus bore the brunt of our inevitable verbal slings and arrows, because, well, Zeus is English.
I don't know what made me think of that incident, o Zeus, but I must admit that it was foolish of us to hold you accountable for the 800 year old actions of your countrymen. That would be like holding me accountable for Viking raids, or the slaughters at Hadrian's Wall, or the time I bit the ambulance driver.
***Dear Mr. Hiko,
So, I hear that you've been obsessing about me. It's sad. Really. Envy is such an ugly thing in a person. It's not my fault that you didn't make it.
You can imagine my surprise when a friend of mine forwarded me the article you wrote for some website calling me names. As you yourself point out, I'm sure that not many people read it. But enough did.
Is this really what you do now? Is this how you ended up? Sad, dude.
I don't care about your life, but I don't appreciate you talking shit about me in your little article.
Get a life,
(Dude's name)
Dear (Dude's name),
First, as you well know, I do not like you. This is not a secret. I've made that plain for years.
And, what do you care?
Why do you care?
So someone out there doesn't like you. I get that all the time. Life's tough all over.
Secondly, I could've easily used your real name and/or the name of the show. Instead, I chose to refer to you by a nickname that you have not used in 12 years, and that you never ever used during your time in LA. There aren't that many people that would know who I was talking about in the first place (by referencing your old nickname), and I found it highly doubtful that any of them would be reading articles on this – or any – sports website.
You weren't even remotely the focus of the article – your tale was meant as a humorous aside.
But, since this is the World Wide Web, I had to assume that there was a possibility (albeit slight) that it might get back to you, so the article contains no language that I regret you discovering. Even the part where I referred to your personage as a "moldy dildo". I'm sorry – you are.
Third, and this is most important, I do NOT envy you.
This is a point which so often is lost on individuals in your field. I really think that you are deluded into believing that you have the coolest job with the coolest people in the whole wide world, and that everyone envies the glamour and the glitz which surrounds the business you work in.
It may be "cool" to you and the people you work with – but most people couldn't give a shit less. Believe me – you are a lot more impressed with yourself than most of the people you meet are, especially outside the vacuum of reality that is LA.
I can only speak for myself, but I found the Film/TV industry to be a hollow, disingenuous, self-serving, unsatisfying existence. Not only do most of the people suck, but the hours suck, the job security sucks, the red tape sucks, the location sucks, and – most of the time – the product sucks.
Regrets? I have a few. But most of them involve not being able to see the friends I've left behind in Southern CA. None of them involve dropping that career like third period Calculus.
No, rest assured, I do not envy you.
To sum up – don't like you, didn't think you'd ever read the article, not sure why you care, unconcerned if you're offended, don't envy you, still don't like you, have a nice life.
Now, get back to work. You have a show to write that I want to see, and I've gotta scoot on down to K-Mart and shop for a life. I've got a coupon for 50% off.
Disdainfully Yours,


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i already posted this....im for it if we move diaw
Looks like the Bobcats are interested in Anthony Tolliver?
http://hoopshype.com/twitter_media.html or http://twitter.com/christomasson
search for Tolliver.
Not too shabby last year, but was he a Don Nelson product? He had a 12PPG and 7RPG season...
i already posted this....im for it if we move diaw
Sign Tolliver. Trade Diaw. Gain Value. Nothing of Value was lost.
Agreed... love the possible infusion of low risk high reward players (assuming we get him at a resonable deal.


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There are many flaws with modern day politics. The lack of direct voting on many issues, the flaws of congress's voting system, and the multitude of lies and half-truths that politicians feed the American public, are all problems with our political system. However, the worst part of our political system as a whole is the divisions it creates between fellow Americans. The viciousness with which Republicans attack Democrats, and vice versa, is uncalled for, and goes against everything America stands for. The American people are meant to be a cohesive unit; United We Stand. However, instead we resort to infighting and petty arguments, all over whose candidate is "better." When he was leaving office, George Washington spoke of the dangers of political factions. He said that political groups were a danger to our society, and that we could not fall into that trap. It seems that as a people, we have largely ignored our greatest president's advice. Americans no longer vote solely based on the merits of the candidates, rather going almost exclusively on party lines. How can it be that the media can assert that only a few states are up for grabs in this election? That most of the electoral votes in the Electoral College have already been determined before the election even begins? Is it really even a democratic system when the majority of the American people have decided long before the election who they will vote for, and the media often ridicules the few undecided voters left? America prides itself on its people; people who don't identify themselves as being Californians, or Texans, but rather as Americans. However, it appears that people are starting to identify themselves as either Democrats or Republicans. We are developing an Us vs. Them mentality against fellow Americans, and it's unhealthy for our nation. It's time to start heeding the advice of our founding father, George Washington. Whether you are a Democrat, or a Republican, you have to realize the detrimental effects political factions have on America. The gridlock in congress on many major issues is due almost entirely to the inability of Democrats and Republicans to agree. We are going down a dangerous path when a major Republican leader, Senator Mitch McConnell, says that, "the single most important thing we want to achieve is for President Obama to be a one-term president." How is that helpful to furthering the American people? That attitude weakens America considerably. The goal of
politicians in America should not be to weaken the other party; rather they should
strive to strengthen America as a whole. And if that means going against what
their party advocates, so be it. John Dickinson once put it best; United We
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A West Palm Beach woman is accused of commandeering her neighbor's empty and foreclosed-upon home, renting it through Craigslist and collecting more than $13,000 in rent before the owner discovered the ruse and called the cops.
Nathalie Heil, 30, was booked into the Palm Beach County Jail on Friday. Facing charges of grand theft and fraud, she was released Saturday after posting $6,000 bond.
But Heil said she believes she has ownership of the house, stating that she filed what's called "adverse possession" papers. The arcane Florida law, created hundreds of years ago, states that if a person claiming adverse possession stays in a home for seven years, paying taxes and caring for the property, they can take permanent ownership.
Andre De Palma Barbosa, the 23-year-old Brazilian now known as the "Boca Raton squatter," used adverse possession to move into an empty foreclosed 7,000-square-foot mansion in Boca Raton in December.
As for Heil, she said the owner of the property at 314 Vallette Way abandoned the home more than six years ago.
She assumed that as soon as she filed her papers with the courts, the property was hers.
"Legally, I thought it was right," she told the Palm Beach Post.
Heil said she's received death threats since the story first ran on the Post's website Tuesday afternoon.
"I'm freaking out," she said. "I have a full-time job and I'm a single mom."
West Palm Beach police were tipped off to the situation Friday morning, when they got a call from Kelly Keefner, who manages the 314 Vallette Way property for her father-in-law, Juan Cedeno. Keefner told police the home is in foreclosure, and for that reason she had not checked on the property in the last eight months. She said when she stopped by in late January, the place looked lived-in.
Keefner returned to the home with her husband and met April Wehle, 24, and Talia Williams, 25, who said they had been renting the home for $1,500 a month since mid-June. The women said they found the place through a Craigslist ad placed by Heil, who lives next door at 312 Vallette Way.
The women told police they'd paid a total $13,500 in rent by check to Heil and spent another $500 to make various repairs, according to Heil's arrest report. The home sits south of downtown and just blocks south of the Mango Promenade historic district, tucked between S. Dixie Highway and S. Olive Ave. south of Okeechobee Boulevard.
After confirming Cedeno's ownership — the county property appraiser lists him as the owner of record since 2007 — police said they confronted Heil when she went to the home to collect rent. Heil told police she had gone to the county courthouse and "completed paperwork giving her possession of the residence."
Police said they found no such paperwork, and property records name Cedeno as the owner.
After her arrest, Heil said she was told to "show up for court with the paperwork."
"I legally subletted my house," she said, noting that Wehle and Williams still live there.
"There's three sides to every story," she said.
People who rent property from Craigslist should be cautious, said West Palm Beach-based Realtor Laura Pearlman, who did not speak specifically about the Heil case.
"Craigslist, that's like a haven for scam artists," Pearlman said.
Pearlman said she had to file a report with police last year after someone used Craigslist to list without permission a five-bedroom property that was being advertised by her company. She urged prospective tenants to research a property before renting.
"Don't give money to anyone unless you know it's going to the owner or the property management company or a realtor," she said.
Staff Writer Julius Whigham II contributed to this report.
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Residents who live on Whaley Lake in Pawling were relieved to hear their water system, which, for many years, they couldn't drink out of, is getting an upgrade, thanks in part to Governor Andrew Cuomo. YNN's Michael Howard has more.
PAWLING, N.Y. -- Pawling resident Phil DeRosa, as well as many other homeowners who live along Whaley Lake were thankful Friday, after hearing news their water system is finally getting an upgrade.
"People spent a lot of money on having drinking water delivered or they would be running to the A &P to buy bottled water," said DeRosa.
A $2.7 million interest-free financing upgrade is coming to the towns Shore Haven Water System, as part of a $451 million initiative by Governor Andrew Cuomo to improve clean water infrastructure projects across the state.
"The age of the water system has deteriorated over time," said Executive Director of the Dutchess County Water and Wastewater Authority Bridget Barclay. "It is facing a very significant need for capital improvements."
From 2005 to 2012, a "no-drinking" ban was placed on the system due to poor water quality, which at the time, was run by volunteers like Phil DeRosa, who says he had his hands tied.
"Only 10 percent of the people come up for the summer, where 90 percent of them live here, so it's a bigger drain and taxing on the water system. We didn't have the fund to keep upgrading," DeRosa said.
The project has already begun and residents will save an average of $700 in taxes, money that would have gone towards funding a new system.
"It's a great way to use public money to leverage a borrowing," said Barclay. "Projects get done and the homeowners save money."
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Book Description:Never before in our history have we witnessed such an explosion of worldwide gambling opportunities. Our love affair with gambling points to its widespread appeal as a socially acceptable leisure activity. However, gambling, once thought to be strictly an adult activity, has become an increasingly popular pastime among adolescents. Whether engaged in wagering on games of personal skill, poker amongst friends, purchasing lottery tickets, sports wagering, casino gambling, or gambling over the Internet, its popularity among the young is on the rise. There is growing evidence that large numbers of adolescents remain actively involved and engaged in almost all forms of both regulated and unregulated gambling activities in spite of age restrictions. While gambling addiction is recognized as a psychiatric disorder, there is a common misconception that adults are the only sufferers. Yet data from around the world point to high levels of gambling problems amongst adolescents, with rates of adolescent gambling problems being between 2-4 times those of adults. Based upon a growing body of evidence, this book provides a better understanding of our current knowledge concerning the causes and extent of youth gambling problems. Using real life examples, Derevensky shows how adolescents gain access to gambling activities, what issues arise from those activities, and the tools we have available for assessing problem gambling among youth. He provides clear and practical strategies for the prevention and treatment of youth with gambling problems and points the way to understanding the extent and consequences of enabling youth gambling.
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Every week day, you can enjoy a different fresh-made buffet at the Market Cafe. Monday: pasta and pizza; Tuesday: the Volunteer Buffet with meatloaf, catfish, and fried chicken; Wedneday: barbecue; Thursday: Fajitas and Mexican cuisine; Friday: barbecue. And don't forget the nearby full-service Starbucks for coffee drinks.
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One of the many great things about downtown Knoxville is that there are pleasant surprises around every corner, and if you keep your head up, you can learn a lot. If you know where to look or if you just know how to pay attention, you can also find hidden treasures of food and drink—good things that may have been right under your nose, just waiting for you to notice.
For example: It's not everybody who knows where to find the only full-service Starbucks downtown. You can make friends and influence people by leading them to their lattes of choice in the lobby of the Hilton—there you'll find a Starbucks that has everything that makes them one of America's favorite places to grab a cup of joe.
And while you're there mulling over your favorite Frappuccino, you'll want to take a look at what may be the very best downtown lunch deal. Everybody in the office or on your Facebook friends list will be happy when you share the good news about the Hilton's Market Café lunch buffet.
Every weekday between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m., the folks at the Hilton lay out an incredible array of great food. And it's the kind of selection that changes four times over the course of the week. So on Monday you can enjoy the pasta and pizza buffet that features an attended station to help you create a personalized pasta, and return on Tuesday for the Volunteer Buffet with fried chicken, meatloaf, fried catfish, chicken and dumplings, and all the good stuff that goes with home-town cooking. And there's more: Thursdays highlight fajitas and all things Mexican with delicious homemade quesadillas and queso blanco. And, better still, the king of Southern food favorites, barbecue, reigns twice a week—on Wednesdays and Fridays. And everyday offers crisp and fresh salad-bar options and a lovely selection of sweets.
It's a pretty amazing slate of lunch options, and the only thing that makes it better is that the Hilton puts out a quality product that will make you happy to go back for seconds, even thirds. The meats for BBQ are smoked in-house, pizza crust and red sauce are made fresh right there in the Café's kitchen, and the banana pudding is homemade. All of that is hard to beat on any one day of the week—let alone five.
And the real kicker is that the buffet is only $8.95. So grab your venti coffee and plan for lunch, too—you and yours will be happy you did. Monday-Friday: Lunch 11 a.m.-2 p.m.
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Chrome plated pedestal mirror
Item No.3080088854
Create and continue a consistent theme throughout your bathroom with this great value and very attractive modern range of bathroom accessories finished in attractive chrome plated finish.
This great value range of chrome plated bathroom accessories includes a wall mounted toiler roll holder, a mounted towel rail, mounted wall shelf, a wall mounted mirror, a wall mounted towel shelf, wall mounted cabinet and a towel stand.
- HWD: 35 x 15 x 12cm
- Chrome plated finish, glass
- Chrome base
- Easy to fit
- Wipe clean
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