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Hometown: Herkimer, NY
Prior College: Herkimer County Community College & SUNY Oswego
Major at SUNY Plattsburgh: TV-Video Production/Broadcast Journalism
Why did you decide to transfer to SUNY Plattsburgh? I chose SUNY Plattsburgh because I was impressed by their television studio and facilities. And, the campus is extremely welcoming.
Activities: Plattsburgh State Television.
Awards/Honors: Dean's List.
Unique Academic Experiences: I've been on many college campuses, but nothing matches the quality of SUNY Plattsburgh. The professors here show a dedication to their profession and always offer students as much help as they need. I've found a home at Plattsburgh.
Favorite Professor(s): The entire faculty and staff in the communications department!
Why? I can't select just one professor out of the entire group. Everyone in the department is knowledgeable and brings their own distinct personality to further enhance their teaching.
How has SUNY Plattsburgh helped prepare you for your career? SUNY Plattsburgh has offered me the opportunity to achieve my dreams. Thanks to everyone here, I can enter the 'real world' with a four-year degree.
What words of advice would you give to other prospective transfer students? Something that sticks out in my mind was at an orientation seminar, when the keynote speaker briefly addressed any parents who may be Plattsburgh alumni and simply said, 'Welcome home.' If you come to SUNY Plattsburgh – the city, the atmosphere, and most importantly, the people – will make you feel like you are at home.
What most surprised you about SUNY Plattsburgh? I was surprised at the friendliness and helpfulness of everyone on campus. From the admissions office, to financial aid, to the faculty and staff here, everyone here makes it seem like you're a name and a face rather than just a student ID number, and that feels good.
Hometown: Port Jefferson Station, NY
Prior College Attended: Suffolk County Community College
Major at SUNY Plattsburgh: Marketing with a minor in Global Supply Chain Management
Why did you decide to transfer to SUNY Plattsburgh? The AACSB accreditation of the School of Business and Economics was a key factor, and I always wanted to go away to school upstate.
Activities: Pickup games of volleyball and ultimate Frisbee and skiing. I also love hiking the mountains in the area (Poke- O-Moonshine is my favorite).
Unique Academic Experiences: I participated in the 2010 Saint Michael's College Ethics Case Competition, and completed an internship at Media Central advertising agency.
Favorite Professor(s): Dr. Lise Heroux and Dr. James Csipak.
Why? Dr. Heroux has not only helped guide my academic career, but encouraged me to further push myself in my education. She has been my favorite professor because I can always count on her for anything I need. Dr. Csipak is one of the most fun and approachable professors on campus. I truly enjoyed every single course I took with him. Their candor and enthusiasm really makes a difference.
What are your future career plans? I want to become a sales director in either a business-to-business environment or in a fast-paced technology company.
How has SUNY Plattsburgh helped prepare you for your career? The professors here expose you to real-world problems and environments and really challenge you.
What words of advice would you give to other prospective transfer students? Be prepared to study a lot. Also, take classes that interest you. You may end up with a new minor or taking one of the best classes you've ever had.
What most surprised you about SUNY Plattsburgh? The students in the business program. While learning in their fields, they are continuously searching for better and newer ways to attack issues in today's global economy.
Hometown: Castorland, NY
Prior College: Jefferson Community College
Major at SUNY Plattsburgh: Combined BA/MST Program in English Adolescence Education
Why did you decide to transfer to SUNY Plattsburgh? After attending the Open House and receiving a campus tour, I realized that SUNY Plattsburgh fit my interests. Yet, even more, I felt so comfortable during the admissions process. The transfer admissions office worked with me through every step. They were supportive and welcoming before I even attended Plattsburgh and they have continued this hospitality throughout these past two years. Even more, I received a transfer scholarship based on my GPA. Another benefit for me was the geographic location–the campus is about one hour from Montreal and Burlington. I've had the opportunity to visit these two phenomenal cities, which enhances my experience here as well.
Activities: Currently, I'm the secretary of the Newman Association, a campus tour guide, a fill-in lifeguard at Memorial pool, a writing tutor, and an assistant in the Saranac Review office.
Awards/Honors: SUNY Plattsburgh Transfer Scholarship, Annie Scribner Scholarship, Member of Sigma Tau Delta (English Honor Society).
Unique Academic Experiences: In the spring 2010, I had the opportunity to attend a Teaching Conference. I sat alongside some of my professors and peers to discuss the importance and disadvantage of technology in the classroom. This full-day workshop broadened my awareness of technology's influence on the classroom and provided a valuable learning experience in preparation for a teaching career.
What are your career aspirations? My goal is to teach high school English and lower-level college English courses at a community college. I'm hoping that I have the opportunity to coach middle or high school swimming or basketball as well.
How has SUNY Plattsburgh helped prepare you for your career? Academically, the professors here provide endless support and foster positive learning experiences on a daily basis. They want to engage, challenge, and help students achieve their goals. Even more, I've had many opportunities to observe in high school classrooms before student teaching. These experiences have furthered my desire to teach, and are preparing me for student teaching.
What words of advice would you give to other prospective transfer students? Transferring to a new college can be a difficult experience, especially after meeting new people and getting comfortable at another college. But, SUNY Plattsburgh welcomes transfer students and supports them in any way possible. This greatly eased my anxiety. Even more, attending Open House and going on a campus tour of the college really helped me decide if SUNY Plattsburgh was the right fit for me. My tour guide from Open House ended up becoming one of my very good friends at school. So, visit the colleges you are thinking of transferring to!
What most surprised you about SUNY Plattsburgh? After two years of getting comfortable at another college and being accepted into their community, I thought that I wouldn't discover another comforting and welcoming environment far from home – I was wrong. SUNY Plattsburgh has become my second home.
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Kimberly Butler and Ryan McDaniel were married March 17 at Lifeway Baptist Church in Ellettsville.
The bride is the daughter of Janet and Scott Butler, Olathe, Kan.
The groom is the son of Kathy and Stan McDaniel, Bloomington, formerly of Goshen.
Rachel Butler was the maid of honor. Bridesmaids included Amy Lang, Chrisney Sigstad, Lindy McDaniel, Stephanie McDaniel, Beth Bolton and Jessica Faulds.
Rick Sparks was the best man and Steve Lang, John Sigstad, Josh Bryan, Kasey Drury, Zach Jefferson and Tyler Derenzey were the groomsmen.
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Jordan Bachman was the ring bearer.
Jamie Dixon played the organ and Scott Butler, Tony Brown and Angela Brown sang.
A reception for the couple took place at the church.
After a wedding trip to Florida, the couple resides in Olathe.
The bride attended Hyles-Anderson College, Crown Point, and works in Olathe as a nanny.
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Lavonte David gave up two TD passes and was a major reason why we lost the game. "terrible secondary" my ass. Try terrible defensive scheme.Hopefully next year the Glazers will bring in a defensive coordinator to run a different scheme. This Rutgers defense is soooo exploitable. Peyton Manning must have felt like a kid taking candy from a baby. It was too easy.


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CATEGORIES Action, Horror, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Deals, Games and Game Movies, ComicCon, Movies, Comic-Con, CinematicalThe dead have risen from the grave! If you're a Castlevania fan who thought you weren't going to be subjected to a big-screen version of your beloved game, think again. In the midst of the news frenzy coming out of SDCC, Bloody Disgusting got the chance to speak with Saw co-creator James Wan, and he confirmed that he has just signed to direct the video game adaptation for producer Paul W.S. Anderson. Wan tells BD, "I'm very fresh on this project, so its early stages and I'm still trying to work things out, but the producers love my vision for it"
The Castlevania video game franchise mainly centered on a war between the vampire hunting family known as the Belmonts and the big bad blood-sucker himself, Dracula. The game is one of Konami's biggest titles, and was considered one of the best action-platform games around. But as we were soon to find out, it wasn't going to be an easy transition from the console to the big screen.
If you haven't been keeping track, (and who could blame you) here's a brief history on the troubled flick: the announcement of a feature film Castlevania first came about in 2007, but over the next two years little ground had been made. For starters, there were personnel changes and then there was the double-whammy known as rewrites. The last anyone had even heard from the project was that Sylvain White (Stomp The Yard) had reportedly been hired to direct. But then the writer's strike hit and the project ran into a brick wall -- but that was then, and this is now.
After the jump: find out what Wan has planned for the Belmonts...
Thankfully, Wan will be trashing the original script and starting from scratch with a new writer. The previous script was said to have had a 'Bram Stoker approach', but Wan will be keeping a little more in line with the original aesthetic. According to Wan, he's looking for an, "...East-meets-West tone I want to visually expand on for the film. I'm thrilled by the opportunity to make a highly stylized, fantasy, action film that focuses on the gothic storyline and the cool, anime-like characters. "
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PEORIA, Ill -- Doctors at OSF Saint Francis are getting a 'jump' on medical training.
In just two months the University of Illinois College of Medicine at Peoria and OSF will open the Jump Trading Simulation and Education Center.
While construction crews put on the finishing touches, doctors are wasting no time educating residents.
"We began looking at opportunities even before the Jump Simulation Center was opened. We'll continue to do this type of work and track patient outcomes as we do it to make sure that we're really on target," said Dr. John Vozenilek, Chief Medical Officer at the Jump Simulation & Education Center.
Wednesday, Attending ER Physician Dr. Joe Peters began training in an unused portion of the OSF ER. He said every resident will be trained on the safest and most sterile way to insert a central line.
"Even though it's a controlled environment, and there is no live patients, it becomes very realistic experience for the young doctors who are training here at this institution," said Dr. Peters
He said although a common procedure, the risks and complications are great. The life-like training seeks to replace the old teaching method of watching and then doing on a real patient.
"A typical resident rotating through the intensive care unit might be able to do this 3 or 4 times in their monthly experience on that rotation," said Dr. Peters. "In a simulation scenario, I can have them insert a dozen central lines in just an hour or two time period."
"Trainees will understand all of the little choreographed that lead to better patient outcome. And what I mean by better patient outcome is I mean lives saved, I mean fewer days in the hospital and certainly fewer intensive care unit days," added Dr. Vozenilek.
These exercises will be amplified to multiple disciplines upon completion of the state-of-the-art virtual medical training center, set to open April 25th.
Dr. Vozenilek said, "every specialty, we have robotic surgeons, we have obstetrics and gynecology, we have neonatology, so from tiny babies to older adults, we're engaged fully in this system."


text: Latest News Unilens Named Authorized Bausch + Lomb Boston GP Manufacturer By Staff Wednesday, November 07, 2012 12:27 AM LARGO, Fla. and WILMINGTON, Mass.— Unilens Vision and Bausch + Lomb announced that Unilens has been named an authorized Boston GP Manufacturer. The partnership will provide Unilens' GP independent practitioner accounts with the convenience to choose from a wider variety of GP lens materials that best fit the practitioner's individual patient needs, the companies said. "At Unilens, we have a longstanding commitment to supporting the growth and strength of high quality independent optometry with some of the best specialty lens technology, materials and dynamic programs available in the industry today. Our new GP manufacturing partnership with Bausch + Lomb solidifies that commitment by providing our independent practitioners with even more GP lens material options in Unilens/C-VUE lens designs, thereby contributing to more patient satisfaction and practice profitability," stated Michael Pecora, CEO of Unilens Vision. Unilens' bestselling GP design technology, including the new C-Ray Multifocal GP and C-Vue GP Multifocal, will now be available in a variety of Boston materials including Boston ES, Boston EO and Boston XO. David Bland, director of global GP and custom soft lens business, for Boston Bausch + Lomb added, "We are excited about our partnership with Unilens Vision. Unilens will now be offering their highly successful specialty designs in our leading materials, including Boston XO, which features a high DK of 100 (ISO/FATT method), and is designed for GP standard and special design applications such as corneas with high oxygen demand and presbyopic designs. Also available through Unilens now will be Boston EO material and the Boston ES material, which is a good choice for emerging presbyopes, providing crisp, clear vision at near, intermediate and far distances and has a DK of 18."


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Beautiful Log House (Ninja), Sleeps 10-12 in Lake Placid
- bedrooms 4
- baths 2
- sleeps 10
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
- type House
- community
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 2,000 - $ 2,400 / week
vacation rental description
New log house in a beautiful setting with a brook running through the property. Right across from the Courtyard by Marriott Hotel with the entrance directly from the main road but still far enough not to hear the traffic.
This spacious 4 bedrooms plus a loft and 2 bathrooms house can comfortably accommodate 10-12 people. It has a roomy loft upstairs with a twin size sofa bed, and 4 nicely furnished bedrooms (Main Floor: Bedroom 1 with one king bed, Bedroom 2 with one queen bed, Full bathroom, 2nd Floor: Bedroom 3 with one bunk bed (twin-over-twin) and one double bed, Bedroom 4 with one bunk bed (twin-over-double), Full bathroom. In summary, the 4 bedrooms can comfortably accomodate 11 people and the additional pull-out sofa can accomodate 1 more guest.
This is a perfect location for the nature lovers in a secluded and quiet spot, but still you are in within walking distance (maybe some 20 minutes walk or 2 minutes drive) of the Main Street.
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house rental amenities
Cable TV
DVD player
Audio system
Internet access
Microwave oven
Large Storage
Washer and Dryer
Pets considered
Sleeps 10-12 people
- Bedrom 1 has 1 king size bed
- Bedroom 2 has 1 queen size bed
- Bedroom 3 has 2 bunk beds (twin-over-twin) and 1 double bed
- Bedroom 4 has 1 bed (twin-over-double)
- Loft has 1 twin size sofa-bed
activities and attractions in Lake Placid Adirondacks
All 4-Seasson activities that Lake Placid has to offer, inclufing:
Hiking, Rock Climbing, Biking, Golf, Tennis, Basketball, Fitness
Center, Miniature Golf, Fishing, Hunting, Wildlife Viewing,
Horseback Riding, Shopping, Restaurants, Live Theater, Cinemas,
Museums, Sightseeing, Swimming, Boating, Sailing, Windsurfing, Jet
Skiing, Rafting, Downhill Skiing, Cross-country Skiing,
Snowmobiling, Sledding
vacation rental rates
Daily rentals: $325 - $375 per night
Weekly Rentals: $2,000 - $2,400
Daily rentals - $150 cleaning fee. Minimum 3 nights
Weekly rates - No cleaning fee.
*** Rates based on up to 10 people occupancy ***
Rates are higher during holidays (Xmas, New Year, President's Day) and Special Events.
Until confirmed, rates are subject to change without notice.
*** 2014 Special Events *** (weekly only)
Ironman: Sorry, already rented!
Horse Show: Still available
Payment Details
All rates are in US Dollars, payable by Check, Credit Card or PayPal. Weekly rental is based on 7 nights minimum stay.
Cleaning Fee is $150 per stay. Additional charge of $50 per pet and per stay as a "Pet Cleaning Fee". Minimum stay in winter and summer seasson is 3 nights.
Our Policy
Our policy is "first come - first served" regrdles of the duration of the stay. The house can not be reserved until the security deposit and full payment is paid. The full payment must be made in full 3 months (6 months for Special Event) before the vacation start. If not paid by in full by that time your vacations can be cancelled following the Cancellation rule.
Reservation and Security Deposit
The Owners will send an electronic invoice for the rent Security Deposit via email in the amount specified in the email. Only upon the payment of the invoiced amount the reservation will be made on behalf of the guest.
The cancellation by the guest with a warning of 3 months (6 months for Special Event) or more prior to the beginning of the stay, implies that the deposit will be returned to the client in full amount minus the "cancellation fee" of $100 ($200 for Special Event). If the cancellation is made with less than 3 months (6 months for Special Event) prior to the beginning of the stay, these further payments will be made 50% of the agreed rental price. The guests will not have the right to any reimbursement if they interrupt the holiday and leave before the established departure date.
Return of Security Deposit
Release of the rent deposit is subject to the provisions of State Statues and as follows:
- No damage or deterioration to the premises, building(s), or grounds is evident.
- The entire dwelling, appliance, closets and cupboards, are clean and left free of insects, the refrigerator is clean, and all debris and rubbish has been removed from the property; the carpets are cleaned and left odorless.
- All keys have been returned.
- The rent deposit will be returned to the clients no later than 7 days after the clients have vacated the property.
Lake Placid Rentals
accepted payment methods
Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center


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Our Program of Study
Each student works out her or his own program with the graduate director according to her or his individual goals. Students and advisors usually develop a close working relationship in which the professor plays an important role in designing and managing the complete academic program with the student.
Within this program of study are 9 credit hours of core courses all students are required to take:
CMM 500: Graduate Studies in Communication
CMM 502: Research Methods in Communication
CMM 504: Reading Foundations in Communication Theory
Within a two-year cycle of courses, the following courses are likely to be taught in addition to core courses and one or two other electives that vary from year to year:
CMM 512: Contemporary Issues in Media
CMM 516: Strategic Communication
CMM 518: Organizational Communication
CMM 526: Interpersonal Communication
CMM 528: Health Communication
In addition, a course will be offered that focuses on Culture and Communication (e.g., Culture and Public Dialogue, Language and Cultural Diversity, Intercultural Communication)
Coursework in other Departments
Students are encouraged to explore the relationship between Communication and other university departments and disciplines. Students can take a maximum of six credit hours in coursework outside of the department.
Other Program Requirements
Students may choose up to a total of nine hours in the following areas: 400-level courses in Communication, graduate coursework outside of the department, or independent studies. Unless circumstances mandate otherwise no more than six of these nine hours may be taken in 400-level courses in Communication or graduate coursework outside of the department. No more than three of these hours may be taken as an independent study.
Transferring Credits
A maximum of 6 hours of relevant graduate coursework completed at another university may be transferred to the Master's program in Communication. Petition forms may be obtained at the Office of Graduate Education, DuBourg Hall 417. The Graduate Director must approve all requests prior to submission to Graduate Education. Any hours transferred will be regarded as part of the 6 hours allowed outside of the Communication Department.
Degree Completion Options
At the end of their course of study, graduate students in the program choose among three degree completion options.
Applied Project Option: The applied project allows students with a professional focus to engage in an in-depth application of communication theory and research methods to a professional setting. It is an opportunity to apply knowledge and skills developed in graduate study to professional practice. Students should be involved in producing some form of material on behalf of an organization or field of practice. Projects may take different forms. Students choosing this option take 27 credit hours of coursework and take 3 credit hours of CMM 589: Applied Project.
Comprehensive Exam Option: The comprehensive exam offers an opportunity for students to synthesize knowledge from across their coursework in the program and demonstrate competency in communication theory and research, with a particular focus on their area of specialization. The comprehensive exam option includes both a written and an oral exam. Students choosing this option take 30 credit hours of coursework and take comprehensive exams during their last semester in the program.
Thesis Option: A thesis involves the creation of new knowledge relevant to the field of communication, a professional area, or an organization. Students read existing research in their topic area and develop a set of research questions or hypotheses to investigate. They then design and implement a study to answer those questions. Students choosing this option take 24 credit hours of coursework and take 6 credit hours of CMM 599: Thesis Credits.


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Spice Market
- Address:
403 West 13th Street
New York, NY 10014Neighborhood:
Meatpacking District
- Cuisine:
Southeast AsianPrice: $31 to $50
Spice Market
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://spicemarketnewyork.com/
- Phone: 2126752322
- Hours of Operation:
LUNCH: Daily 11:30am - 5:30pm DINNER:Sunday - Wednesday; 5:30pm - 12am, Thursday - Saturday 5:30pm - 1am
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Southeast Asian
- Executive Chef: Jean-Georges Vongerichten
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Chef's Table, Counter Seating, Full Bar, Late Night, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: Did you know we have 7 Semi Private & Private Alcove Rooms?
For more information call 646-747-8380.
- Special Events: For parties larger than 10 guests or to inquire about private party functions, please contact Anne Couvreux at 646-747-8380 or email@example.com
A word from Spice Market
Jean-George's Spice Market features cuisine inspired from the street food of South Eastern Asia. The exotic design and atmosphere transport guests to a far away location and make for a special dining experience.Continued
Spice Market Menus available at www.spicemarketnewyork.com/menus.php
Spice Market is available for large parties and private functions.
Spice Market Menus available at www.spicemarketnewyork.com/menus.php
Spice Market is available for large parties and private functions.
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- Diners' Choice WinnerMost Booked
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Spice Market reviews from OpenTable diners
854 reviews since May 6, 2014
- Food4.2Service3.9
- Ambiance4.4Noise LevelModerate
hot spot (413)fit for foodies (399)special occasion (377)good for groups (336)romantic (331)vibrant bar scene (211)neighborhood gem (203)late-night find (173)great for outdoor dining (131)great for lunch (127)great for brunch (81)notable wine list (72)scenic view (59)kid-friendly (33)Show More
- Too Many Other Food IptionsDiningDanVIPDined on 8/31/2014Don't bother. Food tastes manufactured, too much coconut. Tried to seat us at two-top literally in hallway to bathrooms. We moved as did at least one other couple before they found so wine to 'enjoy the view '. Not worth the money.
- Mixed emotionsOpenTable Diner Since 2008VIPDined on 8/31/2014The food was outstanding but the service....a disaster!Special Features:
- The food: good. Service: not goodLikeGoodServiceFLVIPDined on 8/31/2014We were on time, but didn't get sat until 20 minutes after our reservation. Once sat, the waitress took nearly 10 minutes to take our drink order and another lengthy 5-7 minutes until we received them. The appetizers were great (samosas) and dinner was wonderful (duck/fish). However, the food was delivered by a different wait staff member, and thankfully we didn't need anything until we were ready for our second drink, which we ordered with that person. We were nearly done eating when our original waitress finally came to check on us. We inquired about our drink order and 10 minutes later, with the table cleared and the meal over, the manager delivered our second round of drinks. Service definitely took away from what was a good meal.Special Features:
- Horrible ServiceOpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 8/31/2014I've been to spice market many times over the past 8 years, but things have certainly changed. The food was still excellent but the service was absolutely horrible. It was by far the worst service I have ever had in NYC. We went over labor day weekend, so maybe that was to blame, but most of the stay seemed like temp employees. Items were mixed up, drinks were forgotten, four extra drinks were charged to our bill, things were dropped, etc.... Hopefully they can do better down the road, but I won't be back for a while.
- CarlsonDined on 8/31/2014Unique setting and simply some of the most delicious food ever. We have been there twice...5 years apart, and both times it was amazing. Will not take a trip to NYC without fitting this gem in!Special Features:
- Like being transported to SE AsiaOpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 8/31/2014Excellent food. Wonderfull service. It was just like being in SE Asia except you could drink the water. We went for a teenager's birthday. Every one had a great time. We shared lots of dishes among the family everyone had more than their fill. The stripped bass and chicken somosa were the best. Some of the dishes were a little too spicy so ask about the spice. Four people with drinks $170 or so I thought it was excellent value. The service was friendly and very attentive. What more could any one want in a restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- from the highline to dineOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/30/2014The Spice Market is a block away from Highline Park. It's a great place to take a date after a walk in the park. The kitchen closes at 1 am so u can stay out late. The atmosphere is great and the food is also. The service was excellent and friendly.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Loved the ambience!OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/30/2014Food was excellent. Service was good. great vibe and bar scene.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- fantastic food!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/30/2014If you want to taste Asia in New York this is the place! Absolutely fantastic food. Worth every penny.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/30/2014The food was poor bland with no tast. I had 3 dishes the COD, Duck and another fish dish and I did not like any of them. To be fair I had two good salads before my meal but the meal is supposed to culminate the entire experience. I sat outside which was not back but all I remember from this experience is the poor food. My worst lunch in the City and it cost me $120.Special Features:
- FoodiesOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/29/2014Amazing food! Every single dish is great, no exception! Highlights: the ribs with a brown sugar crust and the hamachi sashimi. The lemon pavlova for dessert is the perfect way to end the experience.Special Features:
- Great RestaurantPhilandTinaDined on 8/29/2014Fabulous restaurant far exceeded our expectations. Will definitely visit this place again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Could be betterLondonLadDined on 8/28/2014Great venue, beautiful interior, delicious food. Clearly this restaurant has some big backers and they're trying to get their money's worth. It was like being on a corporate conveyor belt 'get them in, feed them, get them out'. Drinks were being cleared before we finished them, the food arrived in what felt like seconds, and the check was given to us before we asked for it. It was annoyingly efficient. Chill out with the service - it was really irritating. What should have been a good meal, was disappointing. But judging by the line to get, corporate management doesn't bother everyone.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice location near High lineSariDined on 8/28/2014Nice location near High line. Popular place for dating, but also a romatic place for married couples. We had a chefs' recommendation menu, which was bit of a dissappontment. Next time we choose from the menu ourselves. First, but hopefully not last visit to this place.Special Features:
- Great spotLocalgirlDined on 8/28/2014Beautiful interiors, great food, great staff and fun bar scene.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Transports you to southeast AsiaCityKittenDined on 8/27/2014This place is the whole package - good food, good service, great energy, great ambiance. The place is massive, so you can actually get a reservation in this Meatpacking District restaurant. It's a fun place for groups - they have separate rooms with couches/cushions around a table...it's really cozy and intimate; the food you order is all meant for sharing, and in smaller portions so you're ordering a lot of different things to try. I've been here a couple of times, and love it. The samosas, steak skewers, shrimp garlic noodles are all unique and tasty; the salmon tartare is bland - skip that. The better seats are the booths upstairs, in my opinion, so request those when you book a table.Special Features:
- ambiance beautiful service poorTraveltoeat2Dined on 8/27/2014The ambiance is beautiful but the service was poor. We were celebrating my wife's birthday & our waiter basically forgot about us. The forgot to bring a couple of dishes & the other dishes (vegetables) were so late that my wife was finished with her meal by the time it came out. My wife's friend who is also a concierge spoke to the manager & he did not come over to appologize. The appetizer was better than our entree. My husband & I love to eat out & we love to try every place at least once but we will not recommendSpecial Features:
- delicacies in tasteful settingsOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/27/2014Delicious delicacies in tasteful settings. I dined at this restaurant in New York, Meatpacking and had the pleasure of sampling some of he dishes. The selection is generous and whilst sipping on the classic Bellini I chose Duck and sticky rice as my main dish. It's rich, think texture captivates the senses with an added touch of sweetness.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Still going strongmacdDined on 8/27/201410 years and counting, still love the Asian street food concept and the scene. Raves for the crispy sushi and the curried duck, among others. The pineapple mint caipirinha is a great starter and accompaniment with apps (get a pitcher!). I know the NYT claimed they've become sloppy, but the execution was great in summer 2014. I'll be back.Special Features:
- Restaurant was outstanding!tishDined on 8/26/2014Excellent for foodies. The food, ambiance and service were all great. Would defintely go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Spice marketFinaVIPDined on 8/26/2014Spice market was great, the food was awesome, the place is really cool. Highly recommend to anyone.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fantastic ambiance pretty good foodlbovVIPDined on 8/24/2014I chose to go to this restaurant because the kitchen was open until 12:30am, which was fantastic after stepping out of a late night plane. The atmosphere was fantastic and it was a great dining experience. The starters were delicious (especially the chicken samosas) but I found the two fish we ordered as entrées to be slightly too bland. Overall great experience, wonderful and attentive staff. Will go again!Special Features:
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- Are you kidding?!StumperdiningDined on 8/24/2014Four orders all came out at different times.... Really??? Learn to manage your kitchen!
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- Saturday nightAnnCDined on 8/23/2014We were seated promptly but were not addressed for over 5 min after sitting- no water, no menu. A dozen staff walked by and no one bothered to address us. Service was slower than expected with large staff working. Food was served quickly once ordered and was delicious.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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- Great ExperienceOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/22/2014Thanks so much for allowing me to dine in such a fine restaurant! My boyfriend and I thoroughly enjoyed the great service and delicious food! We liked that the entrees were served family style so that we could enjoy each other's plates of food. Overall it was a great night!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014VIPDined on 8/22/2014Tried the tasting menu. The food was just the right amount and they were delivered timely. Great way to try a number of delicious different dishes.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Thye should close for lunchOpenTable Diner Since 2005VIPDined on 8/22/2014Been here several times for dinner. Always enjoy it . Came for lunch. Windows wide open so you can hear construction drilling down the block. And our waiter was so disengaged, lacking of personality and did not know the menu.
- Spicy!BecksDined on 8/21/2014Very very good food but forgot about my pre- ordered and pre- confirmed birthday cake for dessert:(Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- My first visitABooDined on 8/21/2014This was my first time at Spice Market and I brought my boss who is from St. Louis. She loved it. This is not only a really eclectic and interesting building and decor but the food was mouth watering. Service from Brett, our waiter was spectacular. We asked him to advise us on the best dishes and everything he helped us pick was mouth watering. Food is a little spicy so you need to love spice. The homemade soda was also fun and refreshing.Special Features:
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- Loved the Spice MarketOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/20/2014Had a great lunch this week at the Spice Market in the meat packing district followed by a walk on the High Line which is right outside. The food was great and the decor is really cool. Great for group dining since all the food can be shared by the table. Really interesting choices.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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by Benajmin J. Kirby
I have been loathe to speculate on the 2016 Presidential Election -- my god, people, we still haven't washed all the 2012 stink off yet -- but the David Remnick piece in the New Yorker is interesting, and reported through an interesting lens: that of the ongoing Israeli/Palestinian conflict.
He goes on to say, rather matter-of-factly, that for sure, without a doubt, Hillary Clinton is running for President of the United States in 2016.
I never really thought she wasn't, frankly, and the dead giveaway was the fact that she announced up-front that she wouldn't stay on for a second Obama term as Secretary of State. That's the savvy announcement of a wise woman right there, folks. She recognized the George W. Bush fatigue after two terms with that guy. And she remembered the nation's fatigue all too well, I'm sure, after two terms with her husband.
There will be Obama fatigue in four years, too. And she's better off setting a little distance now than two and-a-half or three years from now.
What's more, it's a pretty safe bet the Palestinians and the Israelis will still be doing their awful things in four years, too. Better to let that be someone elses problem than hers as she ramps up a presidential campaign.
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Not all that long ago, Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-FL) was, as the head of the chair of the Democratic National Committee, the recipient of some negative speculation about her tunure there.
Well, I guess they got that wrong.
Wasserman Schultz is going to be back at the DNC for another term -- and everything Cillizza says in that piece linked above is right. She was a good soldier for Team Obama, she helped deliver Florida, and she is at a good place in terms of her career (which is a nice way of saying where else could she go?).
Frankly, I never understood why she wasn't "beloved" by the Obama people. She seems like a pretty capable leader to me. If you don't think so, I would refer you to the 2012 Election Results. Just sayin'.
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Eight insights about Election 2012. All of them... true enough.
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I think it's really interesting that the restaurant honchos who complained about Obamacare are hurting their own brand.
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I'm not a big fan of Arizona Governor Jan Brewer, but I do hope she's okay.
High-profile politicians disappearing for extended periods of time generally doesn't end well.
You can always find this -- and other crap -- on my Twitter feed: @bkirby816
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WINCHESTER was rocking last night with a chart-topping band to mark the Christmas lights switch-on.
At The Broadway, The Hoosiers entertained the crowds while the mayor, Cllr Frank Pearson, did the honours with the switch-on at 6pm. There was a slightly surreal feel to the event, as the mayor was flanked on either side by a giant panda and Widow Twankey.
It was arguably the strongest line-up the city has seen for the Christmas lights ceremony, with Steve Craddock and Andy Bennett of Ocean Colour Scene also performing. Local talent came in the form of Winchester University Choir and Intergr8 Dance.
Police officers and representatives of the fire and rescue service were also there to spread some emergency services-style Christmas cheer in the afternoon, wishing Wintonians a happy and safe Christmas and offering advice on crime prevention and safety.
The Hampshire Chronicle previously reported that councillors were banking on a bumper Christmas for the city's economy, and the thousands of people who attended the event seemed to confirm that.
Sam Fields, 31, an accountant of Chandler's Ford, was attending for the second year in a row. He said: "I'm surprised how many people there are here but it's just nice to see such a good mix of young people and older people getting in the spirit."
Next Thursday (November 22) will see the start of the Christmas market and ice rink.
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steve_rainbird wrote:People attending the recent switching on of the lights could not hear The Hoosiers as the PA system was supplied by WinACC. This consisted of some recycled rolled up cardboard funnels held in front of the instruments which acted as "speakers". A spokesman from WinACC said " through using recycled cardboard tubes, instead of a proper PA system made us feel a lot more smug than usual."
Oh there was a band playing was there? The sound system was so bad you couldn't actually hear anything unless you were right next to the speakers.. Come on Winchester you can do better that that.
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I'm standing in a living room at an elegant cocktail party. Suddenly I start to levitate, and then I'm floating, flying, above the crowd. It feels great, so light and freeing. Then I wake up.
What does it mean? Flying is one of the most common of pleasant dreams, and it usually happens when you feel exuberant, in command, on top of things. But when it comes to dream interpretation, there's no one-size-fits-all.
So for me, that floating feeling simulates what I imagine it would be like in space where there is zero-gravity. It just so happens that a friend of mine is an astronaut who recently sent me an invitation to attend his next space shuttle launch in Florida next February. I'm dying to go, and it's possible that it spurred my dream of weightlessness. You see, it's what the symbols in your dream mean to you that matters!
That's one of the many things I learned while working on our Dreams story by Dan Ferber in the October issue of LHJ. Surely there's no topic more endlessly fascinating and mysterious than our dreams. They're like little windows into our souls—and with more amazing special effects than any sci-fi movie. But most people say they don't remember their dreams, and even when they do, they don't pay much attention to them.
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You can train yourself to have more interesting dreams, and to remember them, just by telling yourself, right before you turn off the light and go to sleep, that it will happen. It works!
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As Jay conveyed in his recap, this was a pretty dreadful game. The Bulls only had a single quarter where they scored above 20 points (a 21-point fourth) and both teams finished under 40% shooting. One of the few bright spots for the Bulls was that run by Nate Robinson. I admit he seduced me into thinking the Bulls were going to actually win it, but ultimate he's a tough guy to ride: he shot the Bulls out of the game but was the only reason they got into it in the first place. He's basically criticism-proof to me, not just because he actually provides scoring off this bench but he is one of the few non-dreadfully-dull players on this team. (also, when he plays that means Kirk Hinrich doesn't, so it's just viscerally pleasing)
Nate can go a bit overboard with the antics and using perceived slights (or real ones, as George Hill just pushed him down on one play) as motivation, but it gets him going and the crowd follows suit. Maybe Jimmy Butler's leaping ability gets second billing to the Nate show, and then beyond that it's a lot of...defense and hustle. blech.
Paul George
Neil and Stacey went into the oft-used description of a 'Scottie Pippen type' when describing Paul George physically, but the truth is he has had an inconsistent season. Coming into Tuesday he was on a dreadful streak, just 7-31 in his last three games. But against the Bulls his jumper was going in, and thus the shot selection didn't look lazy but unblockable. Deng and Butler did what they could with the guy, but he has such a high release it really is difficult to guard. And when he was out in the open-court it was even tougher, as he felt more comfortable going to the rim from any angle, and had the handles to do so.
More impressive than that from George may have been his individual defense, straight-up stripping Luol Deng a few times. It was a tough matchup for Lu because usually he can out-muscle opposing SFs to get off his jumper. I still think Deng put in a heck of a performance given his physical disadvantage against George, he used a lot of veteran tricks to spring free (including that last play - and the Bulls actually ran a play late in this game - where he cut baseline only to meet Roy Hibbert...and I thought the no-call was accurate and Asik-esque, btw) and hit a couple huge second-half baskets. Neil Funk called Deng 'the run stopper'...which says more about the Bulls offense than Deng, but he did put in a very good effort.
But George was on a whole 'nother level compared to the rest of the players on the floor. He had 14 of his team's 29 field goals. David West started 0-5 and didn't get much better, playing like a less effective (if more aesthetically pleasing) Boozer. Roy Hibbert was a complete travesty for much of the game (yet somehow finished with a double-double), to the point where you wonder how someone that slow and deliberate can really be more than a situational player. Tyler Hansbrough completely ruined the second quarter forcing fouls on nearly every play on both ends of the court. Their PG combination shot 3-18. Lance Stephenson played 37 minutes and scored only 6 points, and had one of the worst attempts I've ever seen when he was isolated on Taj Gibson.
The point is, Paul George was pretty good and it was only inflated in looking at how godawful the Pacers looked in general. Screw them and Roy Hibbert holding his arms up to the crowd at the end of that game and their shitty brand of basketball. At least the Bulls version has Derrick Rose as an excuse.
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Rip Hamilton may always get chided here for his lack of efficiency, but his flat-out production and volume and simply working hard off-the-ball is missed considering the alternative. Belinelli doesn't look as lost as he did at the beginning of the season, but his play certainly doesn't give Thibodeau enough reason to allow his defensive shortcomings. Jimmy Butler continues to be an amazing rebounder for a wing player, and earned the majority of the minutes at the position, but he also only had 4 points (on 4 shots) in those 30 minutes. Thibs went to Hinrich+Nate only at the very end, and Hinrich is just the worst so I'm not clamoring for more.
Types of turnovers
The Bulls did lose the turnover battle pretty handily, 19 to 12. But I thought it was made even worse because of the types of TOs the Bulls were giving up. The Pacers had 10 steals and were able to run from of the unholy trap of abysmal half-court basketball. Meanwhile, their own turnovers seemed to only be of the variety where they'd barrel into a Bulls defender or throw the ball into the second row, which necessitated a stoppage of play.
And speaking of turnovers, Taj Gibson only officially had one, but it seems like he's having an awfully hard time this season collecting the ball on both inside passes and pick/pops, to where it completely shuts down the action of the offense. Gibson was pretty terrible overall, putting up a goose egg in 21 minutes. While Carlos Boozer's late-game defense once again left a lot to be desired (the Pacers took over the lead right after he came in), he played, by far the better game of the two PFs. Taj (like it has been for much of the season) didn't make a case to steal the job. As Bulls by the Horns points out, Taj is down to 41.7% shooting on the year.


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This month's Conde Nast Traveler has an article about the inefficacy of the State Department's citizen services, a topic I've blogged about here and here.
The article by Sallie Brady -- which is not online -- contains the following anecdote from a woman who was in Mumbai with her husband during the November 2008 terrorist attack:
"When I called the consulate, I was told, 'We don't have any information. Stay in your room and keep watching TV,'" recalls Alyssa. Twelve hours later, the couple checked the Web site of the U.S. embassy in Delhi and found nothing related to the attack. Hours after the Western press began reporting on the violence in Mumbai, the photograph of the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade was still the top news item on the embassy's Web site. And although Alyssa had registered her travel plans on the State Department's site (travel.registration.state.gov), she never received any e-mails related to the Mumbai attack.
The State Department fared little better during last fall's Bangkok airport demonstrations (although I hasten to add that there was little danger to foreigners in that situation). China, Spain and the Philippines sent planes to evacuate citizens. The U.K. kept its people informed by text message. Americans had to fend for themselves.
The article ends with a recommendation that U.S. citizens will be better informed if they electronically register their travels with the Foreign Ministry of a country that's more on the ball.
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Initial reports indicated that at least two of the families of the slain officers requested that Dellums not be allowed to speak at the March 28 public event.
One reason given was that The Families didn't want the funeral to become merely a platform for politicians.
Since the major media outlets, in their rush to canonize the dead officers, have been negligent in following up this story, one is only left to speculate why Dellums was excluded.
But there are other concerns as well.
Casual observers of the Oakland political scene will say that even though Mayor Dellums has led the a fight to get more Oakland police hired, relations between him and the department are not good.
This is hardly surprising, especially to those who remember Dellums' close relationship with the Black Panther Party decades ago.
Even so, Dellums recently was in the forefront of the struggle to have more police cadets hired and worked closely with wide sectors of the Oakland law and order support community until those good citizens realized their property taxes might go up in order to pay for the increased levels of police protection.
Then much of Dellums' support for that measure seemed to evaporate. Given all the history and the internal politics that likely exist, the OPD and The Families had every right to rescind Dellums' invitation. No problem there.
But here is the larger issue.
If Dellums is to be excluded from a public memorial service, why not ask another African American elected official to speak?
Congresswoman Barbara Lee was in attendance. She wasn't asked to fill in.
State Assembly Member Sandre Swanson was there. He was not asked.
Nor was Keith Carson, member of the Alameda County Board of Supervisors.
Instead, and despite The Families' disingenuous protests they didn't want the event to become a political platform, four white politicians, Attorney General Jerry Brown, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger and Sens. Dianne Feinstein and Barbara Boxer received the blessings of the OPD and The Families.
Nor was a Latino or Asian elected official asked to participate.
By excluding elected officials of African American descent, while including whites only, the OPD and The Families racialized the shootings in a way the ultra-left could only have dreamed.
This is not to say African Americans didn't participate in the memorial, but all were members and leaders of the OPD.
Is the OPD so insulated from the communities they attempt to patrol they think they are representative of those communities? Are they that out of touch?
Are the major media outlets so out of touch they think the people who attended the public memorial represent the masses of those with whom the police come into contact?
Here is an instructive story.
An on-line journalist from the Bay Area was attending a major Hip Hop conference in Texas. When television news stations there broadcast news of the four OPD members being shot and killed, cheers erupted.
That tells you all you need to know about the great racial divide that exists in this country – a divide apparently unseen by the OPD, The Families and white America in general.
Jean Damu is the former western regional representative for N'COBRA, National Coalition of Blacks for Reparations in America and a former member of the International Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters, taught Black Studies at the University of New Mexico, has traveled and written extensively in Cuba and Africa and currently serves as a member of the Steering Committee of the Black Alliance for Just Immigration. Email him at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Dellums hasnt done ANYTHiNG since taking office. The guy barely shows up for work. Its our fault for drafting him, to be the anti-DeLaFuente, and he didnt want the job, but, come on, at least try. This town needs an active mayor, some leadership.↓
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No black folks were allowed to speak..because the black folk are responsible for the officers deaths..plain and simple. Dellums does not come to city hall but maybe 10 hours a week..Mixon's family should all be behind bars for harbouring a fugitive…his sister knew he was in the closet with an assault rifle..and did not tell the cops..she should be behind bars..East Oakland…you get what you deserve..i hope the cops shoot first then drag your asses out of your stolen cars to finish you off.↓
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I think the comment is too generic to be considered a death threat. I would let it stand.
I'm going to answer Marty Price's piece-but Ineed some feed back. One of the things I'm going to mention, because it's public knowledge, is that Marty is the brother of Styles Price. Styles, and I know the entire Price family well, has for 40 years been considered by the Berkeley Police Dept. the prime suspect in the assassination of a BPD officer in August of 1970 and was jailed for a time two years ago in connection with the n-going investigation. Furthermore, Marty's brother in law, Bert Smalls opened the original Black Panther Party free health clinics back in the day- so is Marty's response to my a piece a twisted attempt to ingratiate himself with the law enforcement community?
Do you think that kind of argument is helpful or should I just leave it alone?↓
The cops aren't "out of touch" and neither is the media. This display was orchestrated. The powers that be used the murder of these so-called "heroes" to reassert that the police and all the violence they bring down on the people is legitimate. Check out this article on the whole counter-attack on the movement that sprung up in response to the execution of Oscar Grant:
This was a racially modivated crime, you blacks like to sause trouble all the time. You seem to have little or no reguard for the white officers deaths, or their families. But seem to 'glorify' this jerkoff who had these weapons and shot the police for no reason at all. Well I know why, because they were cops and white. Usually the reason.
I also notice alot lately, is that everything is an injustice with you people. You complain, complain and complain about everything. Jews and Blacks these days are completely free from any type fo criticism, yet you people critize my people left and right. Its funny how few notice it, and those who do are branded 'racist whites'.
I find it odd that your people commit the majority of crimes in this country.Also they make up a large percentage of the prison population, yet they as a people in this nation are not a large group. Strange isnt it? But again its the evil whitemans fault right?
Jews and Blacks= biggest complainers I have ever come into contact with. As for the non complainers, I tolerate them, but you people complain, complain, complain and criticize my people all the time.↓
negroes are the biggest bunch of racist,murdering,thieves in america and you commit 85% of all hate crimes.maybe if you got off your dead asses and worked like the rest of us you could quit whining for hand outs.↓
fuck u crackers and so what…who gives a shyt if their smoked. thats four less to deal with.↓
hell yeah fuck 'em' who cares that was their job. They knew the consequences. we as a whole should be more like lovell mixon. Two years with time served!?!? C'mon!! We don't care about theese whit cops, they patrol our area but don't live in this area. They know nothing about our culture, but quick to make a judgement based on their lame ass white experiences. Fuck them cops, Fuck Mehserle……Let LOVELL's Legacy live on!!!!!↓


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