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BI 9 (Combipres chlorthalidone 15 mg / clonidine hydrochloride 0.2 mg)
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2.5/5 rDev -9.7%
03-27-2014 12:47:32 | More by Ciocanelu
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2.68/5 rDev -3.2%
Had this at a local Chinese restaurant and I will make sure to never make that mistake again.Pours a straw color with not much head aroma was kinda skunked with some grainy aromas popping thru faintly.Taste is pretty bland some corn flavors with a very light fruitiness but not much here at all a light malty aftertaste but not much here.Seemed a litttle watery not much here a waste eating space.
02-07-2004 02:56:32 | More by oberon
2.08/5 rDev -24.9%
Tastes Shitty, Is No Good, Try AnOther
---Ancient Chinese Proverb
I learned the above phrase from a friend I met in Guilin and had to share with the BA Universe.
Now for a very serious and well thought out review that respects the brewer and the creative muster that went into this fine brew and symbol of Chinese brewing:
Appearance: Moderately light yellow with a thick bubbly foam that immediately drops to nearly nothing, just a thin ring around the glass. Plenty of carbonation.
Aroma: Sweet grains and a faint amount of hops. Usually, in fact almost always skunky, at least a little bit.
Taste: Slightly bready with a bit of malt or perhaps corn/rice sweetness. Some boiled vegetable flavor. The idea that some hops may have been sitting around the brewery at one time and that one or two small husks may have fallen into the batch somewhere along the way.
Mouthfeel: A nice carbonation bite, lingering sweetness with just the faintest sense of hop bitterness. Biting, light, a bit watery, but crisp.
01-16-2007 21:21:48 | More by DaPeculierDane
2.5/5 rDev -9.7%
01-16-2013 14:47:56 | More by tbryan5
2.68/5 rDev -3.2%
Appearance: Very light, very clear. Straw yellow, pilsner, very white fuzzy head that formed and fell quickly. The phrase "champagne of beers" comes to mind because the appearance is like that.
Smell: First smell is the slightly skunky Euro-Grolsch-lager aroma that's typical of these types of beers stored in green bottles. Then it's light and grainy. Understated and slightly spicy hops.
Taste: Light and crisp; has that slightly skunky macro-pilsner "twang." Some graincorn. Clean aftertaste. Again, hops are understated and not really a presence, other than in cutting down the sweetness.
Mouthfeel: Very light, a little effervescent. I wouldn't say watery, but leaning that way. Very clean feeling.
Overall: It's decent, better than the typical American macro. Certainly one I'll order next time I'm out for Chinese; I have a hunch it will complement a spicy dish quite well.
02-26-2007 01:22:30 | More by Chuggnutt
1.75/5 rDev -36.8%
12-12-2013 04:11:34 | More by SuomiHobbit
4.5/5 rDev +62.5%
04-06-2012 20:48:18 | More by markallmon
3.75/5 rDev +35.4%
07-18-2012 22:11:32 | More by Drunkenass
1/5 rDev -63.9%
08-03-2012 01:53:43 | More by TheAdamConners
2.5/5 rDev -9.7%
08-13-2012 19:25:28 | More by danthehopslamman
1.5/5 rDev -45.8%
02-03-2013 17:26:50 | More by Satyr179
3.25/5 rDev +17.3%
05-31-2014 22:19:15 | More by BeerDreadz
3.25/5 rDev +17.3%
01-31-2013 01:44:23 | More by Lazaro
2.25/5 rDev -18.8%
10-08-2012 01:32:03 | More by DWolf
3.75/5 rDev +35.4%
Presentation: Green 12oz custom bottle with Chinese letters around the neck. Made with water from the famous pure mountain water of Laoshan.
Appearance: Clear, pale golden yellow with a thin white ringed lace.
Smell: Very delicate aroma of faint grains and hop floral notes.
Taste: Mouthfeel is firm, but light. Body is actually medium, that of a malt liquor. Malt character is non-traditional. What comes across are grain flavours and a unique clean sweetness, not the sweet malty sweetness that one might expect. Sublte sulfur notes (lager yeast by-product) mixed with bready flavours, and a healthy hop bitterness complement the malt character and lend a pleasant crispness to the beer.
Notes: A most unique sweet lager, and it stands apart from most imports as a result. It goes great with Chinese food, but even better with Chinese chocolate treats, waffers and freshly bought Chinese pastries.
02-20-2001 22:42:27 | More by Todd
3.3/5 rDev +19.1%
What to say about this beer? it is unusual by domestic stand points or even most international. while i isnt horrable it does leave a bit to be desired. Moderate flovor, not weak, not potent. About this biterness of a back, but with not as clean a flavor. All in all not a horrable beer, but one i cant see drinking every day
01-26-2005 10:04:56 | More by twi1609372
2.8/5 rDev +1.1%
Light color full but quick disappearing head, full but not distinctive aroma, highly bubbly absolutely no sftertastehas texture and mouthfeel of a light beer. Very simple totally loses flavor with food, almost like seltzer water. It does however clean your mouth so you can enjoe your Chinese food.A gulping beer strictly for quenching thirst.
10-15-2003 21:37:48 | More by grynder33
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3.28/5 rDev +18.4%
Presentation: It was poured from a green 12oz. bottle into a pint glass.
Appearance: It has a very pale straw color that is very clear with lots of visible carbonation. The head is thin, white in color and fades out quickly leaving no lace behind.
Smell: Its aroma has big floral nose with light grainy malts along with a light skunky smell.
Taste/Mouth feel: Despite the skunk in the aroma the flavor is very clean with mild floral and delicate grainy sweetness followed by a mild bitterness in the finish. It has an easy drinking light body with just enough fizzy carbonation to give it some life.
Notes: Overall it's a very easy drinking lager with a modest light flavor. Average.
07-18-2008 15:13:03 | More by generallee
3.63/5 rDev +31%
Got some Tsingtao after hearing about it from a friend, I was actually surprised to find it in my local supermarket. I didn't have very high expectations for this beer but it did much better than I expected
A - A yellow and very clear lager. Looks fine, very light coloured.
S - Not a very strong smelling beer, but there is a somewhat sweet smell which overall isn't too bad.
T - Very sweet for a beer, almost like a beer flavoured soda pop. Very light flavour, not a strong flvaoured beer by any means but sill enjoyable.
M - Very light, even after the bubbles subside there is just enough carbonation to add just a little extra crispness to it.
D - Very easy to drink, it would be very easy to drink lots of these on a hot summer day. Also good when you want to have a beer with your meal that won't overpower what your eating and leaves your mouth refreshed, to eat more food or just as easily take another drink.
09-18-2007 03:03:21 | More by Scribbles
2.75/5 rDev -0.7%
11-15-2012 22:34:48 | More by VernonKell
3.7/5 rDev +33.6%
This is my mainstay at any Asia (Chinese) restaurant in the Boston area, I know it is quite fresh and clean the palate well with some grain and crisp carbonation. It holds onto a slim sweetness as well.
08-21-2002 14:54:46 | More by Jason
2.33/5 rDev -15.9%
The Budwieser of China. This is a macro all the way. Very faint hops and little maltiness. Dry in character. A little skunky. Grain aftertaste. Quite bitter. If I try this again I want it ice cold. I recommend this if you want to see what the Chinese drink.
02-11-2003 16:30:22 | More by Rifrafboy
3.15/5 rDev +13.7%
Pours a pale, straw yellow with a small, white head. No lacing.
Aroma features pale malt, some faint floral hops, and a mild note of skunky mildewed hay.
Mouthfeel is actively carbonated, with a slight, white pepper bite on the tongue.
Taste is unremarkable. Floral, hops notes are very faint, and there is a hint of skunky, mildewed hay. Finishes slightly bitter, but clean, overall.
Not an outstanding import, but I enjoy this with spicy Asian food.
03-27-2004 21:47:38 | More by merlin48
2.15/5 rDev -22.4%
This beer poured a nearly clear pale gold into the glass with a thick head that dissappeared almost instantaneously. It left NO lacing. It smells strongly of white bread, and is equally tasteless. It is bubbly and carbonated when you first sip, giving it a light-bodied feel, and fairly dull-tasting as it reaches the back of your mouth. It leaves a slightly sweet aftertaste. There is nothing particularly noteworthy about this beer. It is comparable to a Bud or Coors.
01-29-2008 04:57:33 | More by BlueHammer
2.93/5 rDev +5.8%
330mL green bottle purchased in Japan, no freshness date, but I know the store and they'd have a reasonably high turnover considering it's one of the only imports.
Appearance is pretty standard - pale yellow lager with low head retention, only a small amount of fuzz around the edge clinging to the glass. Some moderately fine bubbles appearing from the unscored pint glass. Looks a little unimpressive from the colour and the head retention.
Smell is surprisingly clean - no adjuncts are immediately apparent (although I'm sure they're there to some extent). Grassy German hops, quite a likeable aroma, not too complex but not entirely insipid, definitely a thirst-quencher but slightly better than your average Asian macro.
Some skunkiness appears on the back of the tongue - I'm inclined to think this is some kind of adjunct rather than hops gone bad, although it could be a combination of the two. Rather simplistic character all up, the trace amount of hops visible in the nose are only faintly remembered on the palate. Not good, not bad, just average.
Mouthfeel is a little watery, but this is run-of-the-mill. Drinkability is high if served ice-cold and you're not fussy, but as I reach the bottom of the glass I'm getting tired of the skunkiness and looking forward to my next beer, a nice Export Stout.
Overall: Better than most Asian macros, better than every other Chinese beer I've had, potable but not worth paying top dollar for in a Chinese restaurant unless you're trying to prove how cosmopolitan you are! (In which case you should be drinking rice spirit anyway.)
09-06-2009 15:29:48 | More by Weizenmensch
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"In fact, given that many Jamaican dancehall artistes are so passionate about their abhorrence homosexuality, and since they obviously see protesting against homosexual lifestyle as a major priority of their creative mission, they should boycott those countries that support gays" says Editorial.
Yeah man, President Obama is on record supporting gay marriage, and homosexuals are protected and embraced in the USA, so dancehall artistes should stand on principle and refuse to work in the US for their 'gay' money.
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This is what I get for turning the game off. Buffalo answered a UConn touchdown in the third quarter with allegedly a wonderful trick play: Alex Zordich fired a screen pass to wide receiver Alex Neutz, who picked it to Brandon Murie, who ran 49 yards for the touchdown. It's Murie's second TD of the game. Nice game for him in replacing Branden Oliver.
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Holy shit. A Dem on the MI House floor just said "there will be blood" if right-to-work passes. Name is Douglas Geiss.—
Sunny (@sunnyright) December 11, 2012
Unreal. As Twitchy reported, union goons are protesting the right-to-work vote in Michigan today. Riot police are on scene, but maybe they need to move to the House floor. Because Democrat Douglas Geiss is now threatening violence, saying "there will be blood."
Rep. Geiss: there will be repercussions "there will be blood" this undoes 100 years of labor relations #righttowork—
Lindsay Veremis (@LindsayVeremis) December 11, 2012
Hey @NBC @CBS @ABC @CNN @FoxNews @andersoncooper Did you see Michigan state rep Douglas Geiss threaten violence if Right to Work passes?—
Trent (@Travesham) December 11, 2012
Your move, lapdogs. Violent rhetoric? It comes from Democrats, always.
Twitchy will continue to monitor this situation.
Update: Michigan Democrats so proud of the threat of violence that they tweeted it.
Michigan union thugs' pet legislator promises violence twitter.com/MIHouseDems/st…—
David Burge (@iowahawkblog) December 11, 2012
"We are going to undo 100 years of labor relations. And there will be blood. We will relive the Battle of the Overpass." -Geiss #SaveMI—
MI House Democrats (@MIHouseDems) December 11, 2012
Twitter users rightfully react with outrage and point out the ever-present double standard.
Democrats promising "there will be blood." Unions are the ennemy of every honest citizen.—
Average Ape (@average_ape) December 11, 2012
Hey, remember when Tea party said "there will be blood" if we don't get what we want? Me neither. #rtw #ftw—
Dos Mas Cervezas (@DosMasCervezas) December 11, 2012
"Nice state you've got here. Shame if anything were to happen to it…" – Big Labor #RTW @iowahawkblog @lachlan—
Jason Hart (@jasonahart) December 11, 2012
Staying silent on the "There will be blood," statement? MT @AlanColmes Labor Poised To Declare All-Out War On GOP In MI colm.es/ZaHx4P—
Red Eye Pit Crew (@RedEyeAlerts) December 11, 2012
Union protesters just stormed and tore down the @AFPMichigan tent, we think everyone is safe, more updates to come #wiright #savemi—
(@AFPWI) December 11, 2012
"There will be blood."
We hope everyone is safe and remains so. This was AFP's tent earlier today.
Outside the Michigan Capitol @AFPMichigan stands strong #wiright #workplacefreedom #savemi http://t.co/EeqSCFkO—
(@AFPWI) December 11, 2012
And now: Union goons have followed through on the threat uttered by Rep. Geiss.
Scott Hagerstrom (AFP) reporting they're completely surrounded, can barely hear his phone cal, tent cut up w/knives! @TwitchyTeam #MI #RTW—
Shelley M G (@ShelleyMGO) December 11, 2012
BREAKING: Violent mob in Lansing tears down Americans For Prosperity tent at Lansing protest. Destroys it. Video coming…—
Lee Stranahan (@Stranahan) December 11, 2012
Scuffle breaking out in front of Americans for Prosperity tent. Tensions rising. Shouting.—
Shawn Windsor (@shawnwindsor) December 11, 2012
Cops on horses ride in to settle things down on site where americans for prosperity tent stood. Horses pushing crowd back.—
Shawn Windsor (@shawnwindsor) December 11, 2012
AFP tent slashed to pieces in front of the capital by knife wielding union thugs today. Such pleasant folk, those unionistas. #backchannel—
Bruce Davidson (@defeat_the_left) December 11, 2012
Unions tore down AFP tent at MI capitol, with elderly trapped underneath, while chanting "This is what democracy looks like." #thankaunion!—
Adam Nicholson (@acnicholson) December 11, 2012
Twitchy will continue to monitor this dangerous situation.
Oh my Lord!
AFP tent torn down with women and children in it. Was punched in the face four times. RT and await the video.—
Steven Crowder (@scrowder) December 11, 2012
BREAKING People WERE inside AFP tent that was destroyed. Mob have knivea—
Lee Stranahan (@Stranahan) December 11, 2012
Vicious thugs.
Minor cut on forehead. RT for truth. http://t.co/GxYhSrK0—
Steven Crowder (@scrowder) December 11, 2012
Chipped tooth. RT for truth. http://t.co/16XWnTum—
Steven Crowder (@scrowder) December 11, 2012
Update: Huh. Now Michigan House Democrats have deleted their proud tweet of the violence threat.
FYI: @MIHouseDems deleted their Tweet wherein they suggested violence over RTW.—
Dana Loesch (@DLoesch) December 11, 2012
Now that people are following-through on the threat that you proudly tweeted, right, Dems?
Update: Video.
I uploaded a @YouTube video youtu.be/GtbWbw66KrI?a Violent Mob Destroys AFP Tent in Lansing, Michigan Protest—
Lee Stranahan (@Stranahan) December 11, 2012
Hi @MIHouseDems , are you OK that a violent mob attacked a tent with people inside and shredded it? youtu.be/GtbWbw66KrI—
Dana Loesch (@DLoesch) December 11, 2012
Not at all. The mob would have literally killed me RT @GregGelfond: @scrowder u were punched four times? Did you at least return the favor?—
Steven Crowder (@scrowder) December 11, 2012
Update: Video of Mich. Democrat Geiss and his call to violence.
Herman Cain responds to the horrible violence.
They told us it would get ugly. I guess it wasn't a threat. It was a promise: bit.ly/125MV9t HT @Stranahan—
Herman Cain (@THEHermanCain) December 11, 2012
More video coming from Crowder himself.
Vid will be be up by 3:15 with more exclusive footage released on @seanhannity later. You've never seen anything like it, trust me.—
Steven Crowder (@scrowder) December 11, 2012
Update: State police have rushed to the Romney building to defend it from protesters:
cops in riot gear headed to romney building to face #righttowork protesters.—
Kathy Gray (@michpoligal) December 11, 2012
#Michigan State Police deploying more troopers in riot gear to Romney Building downtown Lansing, where they say things are getting violent.—
IPR News (@IPRNewsRadio) December 11, 2012
State Police in riot gear headed to Romney #RTW sitin. Trooper:"We're going to push them away from the Romney building" http://t.co/a6vyeL10—
Chad Livengood (@ChadLivengood) December 11, 2012
This panorama of the police barricade outside the Romney building in Lansing is serious http://t.co/9kGCbR2e—
Mike Hayes (@michaelhayes) December 11, 2012
And several arrests have been made:
Arrests appear like they will happen at any moment now #saveMI #1u http://t.co/yK7BIaWu—
Jeff Rae (@jeffrae) December 11, 2012
Love of #MI State Police said two people arrested for trying to force way into Romney Building, where #Snyder has his office #righttowork—
Paul Egan (@paulegan4) December 11, 2012
Michigan State Police arrest unruly SEIU protester @StateCapitol re: #RTW Note SEIU on both women's sweatshirts #tcot http://t.co/PZ0PdayH—
Michael (@Michael4Tune) December 11, 2012
Update: More union thuggery caught on tape:
Horrifying VIDEO shows brutality & violence from union protestors. @BarackObama, will you condemn this union violence? bit.ly/XP8hrs—
AFP-Michigan (@AFPMichigan) December 11, 2012
Steven Crowder has posted video of the brutal attack on him. It must be seen to be believed.
Here is the footage. "UNIONS ASSAULT ON CAMERA!!" RT for truth! #RTW youtube.com/watch?v=u_F3oe…—
Steven Crowder (@scrowder) December 11, 2012
Anybody recognize the creep who attacked @scrowder? twitpic.com/bl4xm4—
Jim Treacher (@jtLOL) December 11, 2012
This union thug assaulted @scrowder in Michigan today. Should be jailed along with other Obama goons in the video: twitpic.com/bl4vtg—
Joel Pollak (@joelpollak) December 11, 2012
Lock him up.
Crowder spoke with Dana Loesch about the assault, and Loesch has announced a reward pool for information that leads to the arrest of Crowder's assailant.
He's absolutely right. We hope his attacker is caught and rightly punished.
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Miley was front and center for Brit Brit's Vegas opening last night. Watch this video and you'll see the stars dance to Britney Jean just like the rest of us! Okay maybe minus the twerking, sticking your tongue out and grinding every pole in sight.
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Olympic torch at Stonehenge
The Olympic torch was on view early today, and carried by one of the world's greatest ever athletes.
The American sprinter Michael Johnson - who won four Olympic gold medals - paraded it around Stonehenge as the sun rose.
Our Wiltshire Reporter Robert Murphy was there.


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Naya Rivera has been channelling her inner J-Lo a lot recently and her look at 'The Hangover Part III' LA premiere on Monday evening was no exception.
The 'Glee' actress donned a black bandeau top and a Donna Karan Resort 2013 black origami pencil skirt with sequin detailing to create one hot and spicy look.
If I had her abs, I would probably want to show them off too.
The reason why this look works for me and Diane Kruger's didn't is because the belly button is covered with her high-waist skirt. Any lower and this would've bordered on tacky.
Her flattering look was styled with a half-up, half-down part braided hairstyle and black pumps, which I barely noticed.
Credit: Style.com & Getty
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How bad could it really be, you ask?
Lloyd Christmas was right...Senior citizens, although slow and dangerous behind the wheel, can still serve a purpose. That purpose is to read Rob Delaney's tweets,
Remember this the next time someone says shit like this bonds us all together as Americans.
Never trust anyone with a bow tie.
After Notre Dame suffered a brutal loss to Alabama, Kate Upton chimed in with the post-BCS National Championship game Tweet of the night... Nice burn,
When the dust finally settled and the election was called, people took to twitter to express their joy, or sorrow, or in several instances, unmatched
Are they reading mean tweets OR are they reading tweets that are a fair mix of funny and true? One-thousand percent the latter. Now, if
WFAN's Mike Francesa has made his share of odd comments. Such is the life of a sports-talk radio show host. But today, he went completely
Unless you live under the proverbial rock or just spend your time online trolling Stargate forums, you've probably seen the TwitPics of New England Patriots
Tyler, The Creator and the other members of Odd Future are notoriously combative and obscene on Twitter. Alas, the same dear old Grandma who once
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Town Square
Stanford to build new 900-seat concert hall
Original post made on Oct 24, 2007
Read the full story here Web Link posted Wednesday, October 24, 2007, 10:35 AM
Comments (33)
on Oct 24, 2007 at 11:33 am
Had we had the foresight, and been able to work with Stanford, this facility could have been located in PA.
on Oct 24, 2007 at 11:58 am
The city of PA and the city council needs to look into this. Can Stanford just go ahead and build it? Don;t they need the okay of the city council? Doesn't the Planning and Transportation Committee need to nit pick it? What about input of the citizens of PA?
What about if this creates too much traffic? What about noise??
The PA process needs to be invoked before this is built.
on Oct 24, 2007 at 12:23 pm
The sad thing is that PA was missing in action re: partnering with Stanford for a performing arts center that BOTH communities needed.
Stanford, of course, has the cash to move on its own, but that doesn't mean that some aggressive reaching-out wouldnt have led to small jewel in both our crowns.
The performing arts center (the entire complex) could have been built across from the Mall.
This is a perfect example of our lack of partnering ability with neighboring municipalities, with results that impact our destiny for DECADES.
on Oct 24, 2007 at 12:50 pm
Yoriko doesn't like Stanford. Why are you surprised that there is no cooperation.
BTW, when you say "could have been built across from the Mall", where are you talking about (El Camino Park, or next to Hoover Pavilion, or some other spot?).
on Oct 24, 2007 at 1:28 pm
Stanford has a ways to go to catch up with Berkeley's Cal Performances. It would,however, be well worth the effort for everyone. See Web Link
/ Marvin and Alison Lee
on Oct 24, 2007 at 1:28 pm
Stanford has a ways to go to catch up with Berkeley's Cal Performances. It would,however, be well worth the effort for everyone. See Web Link / Marvin and Alison Lee
on Oct 24, 2007 at 2:03 pm
The City of Palo Alto has no funds to partner with Stanford on a performing arts center. That a world-class facility will be built a few blocks away from where it might otherwise have been constructed is hardly "sad" or indicative of a lapse on anyone's part.
on Oct 24, 2007 at 3:32 pm
"The City of Palo Alto has no funds to partner with Stanford on a performing arts center. That a world-class facility will be built a few blocks away from where it might otherwise have been constructed is hardly "sad" or indicative of a lapse on anyone's part."
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Read Stanford President John Hennessey's ststement in the following link - the part where he says "making the center a joint venture with Palo Alto "probably exceed the benefits."" There's a lot implied in that statement.
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We have a small core of people around here who think Palo Alto is their personal bonsai tree. They want to keep this place alive, but pruned compulsively to their exact liking. That isn't going to fly around here any more, not if most of the (many) people I talk to have a say (who are sick and tired of a small interest groups robbing this city, and their future, of opportunity)
Perhaps Ms. White didn't notice that the Bings contributed $50M for the center.
Given that Theatreworks was in on the initial set of informal talks (check out the Theatreworks Board for a stellar set of fundraising names [who have a network), one can EASILY imagine a project that would have sat across from the MALL and added prestige and OPPORTUNITY to Palo Alto.
Ms. White doesn't think that "being a few blocks away (it's more like almost a mile) will make a difference. Tell me, Ms. White, how many people flock from the Cantor Art Museum to downtown? Imagin a Performing Arts Center practically IN our downtown, and what that would have meant. [Portion removed by Palo Alto Online staff.]
I am not one to jump on Frank Benest, but if there is one OBVIOUS failing that his administration has had - FULLY backed by this and prior Councils - it's the failure to aggressively develop substantial public/private partnenrships for our city. [Portion removed by Palo Alto Online staff.]
Imagine what a MAGNET a performing arts center would have been on the fields across from Stanford Mall.
Imagine? That word is not in the vocabulary of some. It's been permanently displaced by the word "can't".
So, Palo Alto will now have access to a performing arts center that is not AT ALL identified with our city, has nothing whatsoever - or very little - to do with local cultural opportunities that a a joint partnership would have brought, and very likely lost the opportunity to bring in a theatre company that has sent first runs to broadway, and is making fast headway as possibly the very best professional theatre company in Northern California (including ACT, in San Francisco).
It's an opportunity lost, Ms. White, just like so many other opportunities that have been frittered away because people of attenuated vision have had too much influence in our city, for too long.
Sadly, I don't see a near-term end to this kind of thinking in our city. Too many of our city council candidates (Greg Schmid comes to mind) want to retro-build our city into the mold of a nostalgic daydream. That's what's sad.
I wish Stanford well, at least they know what they want, and know what they have to do to get it. Palo Alto needs to take a course in the latter.
on Oct 24, 2007 at 3:40 pm
"a performing arts center would have been on the fields across from Stanford Mall"
Are you talking about El Camino Park?
on Oct 24, 2007 at 4:05 pm
yes, that was one of the proposed, and favored, locations
on Oct 24, 2007 at 4:13 pm
Are you in a fog? El Camino is a park that is used by MANY more PA citizens than a theatre ever would be. If you were talking about the Eucalyptus grove across from Town and Country, that might make some sense, especially if there was underground parking to accomodate theatre and football parking.
Hint: Don't touch playing fields and parks in Palo Alto...you will then be taken somewhat more seriously.
on Oct 24, 2007 at 4:24 pm
The Eucalyptus grove was another potential location...
on Oct 24, 2007 at 4:26 pm
btw, you might be surprised by how much support a playing field conversion to a performing arts center might have made, assuming other "gifts" to the city. Think big, for a change...
on Oct 24, 2007 at 4:35 pm
You can dream on all you want. There is NO WAY playing fields are going be sacrificed for your "think big" dreams. The votes are not there...not even close. However, if you want to consider putting playing fields on top of (or underneath or in dual use parking lots), you may get somewhere. Berkely does some of this.
Palo Alto will certainly benefit from the new theatre, as we usually do whenever Stanford does something cool. From a purely selfish viewpoint, it will increase my property values! Damn, I love Stanford!
on Oct 24, 2007 at 6:00 pm
YOU would have loved Stanford AND your city even more, had we been able to generate that performing arts center here.
Do you have any idea how much working and taxable revenue can be generated from a strategically located performing arts center? Do you have any idea how much peripheral revenues would have resulted from Stanford Mall, and the new hotel in the mall - or the natural resonance with Downtown?
How about the prestige associated with something like that - not just at the regional level, but in concert with the potential to bring in world class acts (like Zellerbach, or SF Performances, something Stanford's Lively Arts program is still not up to the standard of).
How about MORE playing fields as a part of the package? That could have been easily worked out.
How about more arts opportunities in our community, as a result of that effort - including arts education supplements to PAUSD?
And on, and on...
We missed a BIG opportunity, one that was left to twist in the wind because we were too busy congratulating ourselves on how precious our fast-losing-regional-and-world influence municipality is. Sad.
on Oct 24, 2007 at 6:27 pm
Is there some reason the Palo Alto on line will not publish the web site for Cal Performances which we included in our email. The comparison with Stanford / Palo Alto presentation arts is striking if one visits their web site. Web Link
Clearly Stanford and Palo Alto have their work cut out to match the high standard set by Cal Performances.
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on Oct 24, 2007 at 7:04 pm
"How about MORE playing fields as a part of the package? That could have been easily worked out."
You gotta get specific on that one. Where, exactly, would those playing fields go? The devil is in the details, as usual....
on Oct 24, 2007 at 9:32 pm
Combining a performce center proposition with playing fields - that's another one of those 'only in Palo Alto' inane ideas.
on Oct 24, 2007 at 9:42 pm
I'm not at liberty to tallk about this, beyond what has already been discussed. It's a moot point now. The same possibilities (incentives) may exist in another time, and place.
on Oct 24, 2007 at 9:47 pm
Hmmm...some mystery!
Let me guess...playing fields for Palo Alto on Stanford land in a mutual exchange of common interests? Since the Mayfield deal followed that model, but is a done deal, is there another one in the pipeline? Actually, it makes sense.
on Oct 25, 2007 at 9:41 am
I'm with Mike, this is a shame it didn't happen in a way that would have benefited both PA and Stanford. We need performing arts venues.
on Oct 25, 2007 at 1:29 pm
According to Wikipedia, the Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles,
upon completion in 2003, had cost an estimated $274 million. The Hall seats about 2,300 people and has underground parking, which was supposed to cost about $90M. It would seem that a 900 seat hall would cost at least $100M. Palo Alto would have to share in the costs, which would seem to be nominally half, or at least $50M (meaning $100M once the bond interest was paid).
Presumably Palo Alto would get its money back (over time), and then some. If the Hall is successful, and Palo Alto gets its money back--maybe that wouldn't be such a bad thing. But if it does not draw the necessary patrons, where will the money come from to retire Palo Alto's share of the bonds?
Then there is the issue of "co-management". Stanford is a private entity. It really doesn't want to have its "partner" demanding that the SIEU be involved in every decision made, or that the Hall become "green" and not provide parking, or encourage patrons to take public transportation to Hall events in order to accommodate some silly agenda of one or two elected officials.
If this Hall is built with private money, the public will be invited to attend these events. Putting the issue of traffic aside, Palo Alto will benefit from the building of this Hall by Stanford without having to become involved.
on Oct 25, 2007 at 1:43 pm
Let Stanford Build It has it right.
There is no reason for the City, which has plenty of infrastructure on its plate right now and has shown a remarkable inability to manage public facilities, to be involved in the building and operation of the concert hall. This is especially true since the hall will exist within yards of the city limits - giving us all the benefits (ability for residents to attend performances, spending by patrons on meals and lodging, etc.), without any of the costs of running it.
Apart from the laughably futile attempt to aggrandize what's essentially a nice little suburban town (a category within which the mayor's global warming policies also fit) those who lament that this facility isn't actually "in" our city are mostly harmless gadflies. But it would be nice if some of them would give some attention to the very real problems of our city.
on Oct 25, 2007 at 1:51 pm
More bonsaid thinking from a poster who hasn't bothered to look into possibilities, or properly thought things through.
First, the performing arts center is a *done* deal. So it doesn't matter what I think could have been done, or what you want done. It's over, and the opportunity is *gone*. Kiss a huge revenue and crown jewel possibility "bye-bye".
The fact is that Stanford managed a single $50M donation toward the center. Wouldn't you think that more would be on the way? Well, guess what? More is on the way. Are you telling me that the prestigious board at TheatreWorks, in addition to the more financially able folks in our town, wouldn't have been able to come up with the rest, if Palo Alto had been involved?
SIEU? What are you talking about? Must we continue to have the paranoia of little minds, and their outsized fears about the unions (which would have had *nothing* to do with a privately built arts center that was *encouraged and facilitated by public interests)?
Traffic? What traffic? We're going to see traffic *anyway*, as people go straight to the performing arts center and back out again - with a goodly number of them continuing home, or to other communities for follow up gatherings, and food. We'll get some of the latter, but not as much as we would have had if we had a center on El Camino, with tie-ins to downtown.
There would have been MANY other advantages to having this center attached to Palo Alto - arts education, a venue for local artists, film festivals, etc. etc.
Some of these things will happen, but they will NOT happen with Palo Alto's good name attached. We blew a BIG opportunity.
on Oct 25, 2007 at 2:00 pm
Why do we need a concert hall when we've already got good examples of what kind of world class art can be produced with city involvement. Check out the "Colors of Palo Alto" for example! Web Link
on Oct 25, 2007 at 2:00 pm
Go do some research on what combined performing arts centers can mean to a community - in terms of cultural exposure, education, etc. etc.
This would have primarlity been a *private* undertaking, *facilitated* by our city. We lost BIG on this one.
on Oct 25, 2007 at 2:00 pm
Why do we need a concert hall when we've already got good examples of what kind of world class art can be produced with city involvement. Check out the "Colors of Palo Alto" for example! Web Link
on Oct 25, 2007 at 2:11 pm
Those arguing that the city should have been more involved in this so that its "good name" could be attached are being parochial and silly.
All the benefits to the city allegedly associated with a "Palo Alto World Class Concert Hall) will be realized by the "Rich Stanford Donor World Class Concert Hall".
Why in the the donors of the funds for this hall would think it useful to be "facilitated" by Frank Benest's employees is a total mystery.
Duddie is right: the city has enough to do keeping up with filling potholes and finding a place to put library books without trying to stage concerts too. Both the city and the Performance Hall will be better off without the city being involved. This is a bit win for us all.
on Oct 25, 2007 at 2:36 pm
> We blew a BIG opportunity.
Nothing posted by anyone supporting Palo Alto's involvement in this project proves any benefit to Palo Alto over what it will obtain with Palo Alto's not being involved.
on Oct 25, 2007 at 3:15 pm
Likewise for those posting against PA involvement.
If you want proof of advantage, go take a look at the many, many successful collaborations between unicersityies and neighboring communities in performing arts centers, etc.
Listening to naysayers won't profit anyone
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on Oct 26, 2007 at 4:46 pm
Why should Palo Alto pay for something which Stanford is building for us for free. Makes no sense. Let Stanford do their thing and enjoy!!!
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From the title, I was expecting to hear about a guy who was pinning women down and forcing tattoos on their bodies and then sexually assaulting them, this- this is no more than a guy being a guy, and young girls being stupid- while I understand the potential of disease, these girls KNEW what they were doing.
Curious if every single one of them will take the responsible steps to see if they have been infected with anything prior to consumating other realationships, as their own well-being seems to be of least importance, being out-weighed by their desires to get a tattoo, I can't imagine them thinking of a partners well-being.
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More Fun & Funny Ways to Improve Your French8/7/2014
All too often language learners forget to have some fun with their endeavors. They commit to the work, practice their pronunciation, and bury their noses in their vocabulary and lessons. But let's not forget that your brain needs a break! Give it a little breathing room by taking opportunities to ease up when can and have a… read more
Versatile English Words: Volume 18/2/2014
Miranda González, a favorite English language instructor and blog contributor for Livemocha, joins us again giving our intermediate and advanced English learners lessons in grammar and syntax. In this first edition of her series "Versatile English Words" Miranda explains the many uses for the words 'will' and 'would.' Quiz time! Which English word fits all four… read more
Have Fun with Your Language Learning!5/2/2014
Getting overworked? Is your brain starting to freeze out anything new in your target language? That's OK! Bearing down on your studies can become a real drag sometimes. So, for our English and French learners (and anyone who wants a good laugh), we present Funny Talking Cats Play Patty Cake. (Just a little lighthearted fun)… read more
Make Your Language Learning Better – Free Demo4/16/2014
As a language learner you've undoubtedly tried your fair share of services, books, and online options to get started on your language-learning journey. You may already know that Livemocha is a fantastic place to cut your teeth on a new language. You may also know that Livemocha is a Rosetta Stone® company. What you may… read more
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Packers guard Josh Sitton labeled the Lions "scumbags" this week. Detroit delivered its message on Thanksgiving: "you mess with the bull, you get the horns." The Lions dished out one of the great physical and territorial beat downs in NFL history: +502 in Total Team Yards, +435 in total offense.
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John Green, Bliss Institute Director and Distinguished Professor of political science in UA's Buchtel College of Arts and Sciences, was interviewed for coverage of Cleveland hosting the 2016 Republican National Convention
Governing Controversies: A View from the Ohio Public
The Ray C. Bliss Institute of Applied Politics in April 2014 with the help of the Center for Marketing and Opinion Research conducted the third Akron Buckeye Poll on Governing Controversies. This report updates Ohioans' views on four controversies concerning state government: legislative redistricting, early voting, term limits, and length of a single legislative term. To one degree or another, these "governing controversies" reflect a tension between the role of popular opinion and professional opinion in the operation of state government, especially the state legislature. These issues may be addressed by the Ohio Constitutional Modernization Commission, currently convened to study and propose possible changes to the state constitution.
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