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After a 39-year career in law enforcement, Huntersville [NC] Police Chief Philip Potter announced his retirement last week. Potter served as chief in Huntersville for nearly nine years after working for 30 years in Piqua, Ohio, where he served as chief for 12 of those years. During his time in Huntersville, town officials said Potter oversaw a department that grew alongside the town's population – which now exceeds 50,000 – as well as an increasing commercial and retail base.
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Spoiler note: mild spoilers if you're not through ep 25 of Night Vale. otherwise, totally safe to read.
tl;dr - we're changing the voice actor playing Carlos, (but not the character of Carlos!) because we think it's the right thing to do.
Hey Night Vale… So Joseph and I regularly hear some variation of "who's the voice of Carlos [in Welcome to Night Vale]," and our response has always been "Carlos is the voice of Carlos."
And in episode 16 (the only appearance of that character's voice on the podcast) you hear Carlos speak. Or rather you hear me speak, uncredited, as the voice of Carlos. That's not that big a shock. Most fans figure it out the moment they meet me and listen to my voice. "Oh, you're Carlos, right? I totally hear it."
Here's the deal. I'm not an actor. I like performing. I like speaking. I like speaking my own words, as I did in ep 16. I like the character Carlos. I don't like performing as Carlos.
"But… but wait. It SUCKS when they change the actor who plays a favorite character. It really sucks. I don't want a different voice. Don't change voices! Don't do it!"
Well, first, thank you, imaginary, impassioned fan I just made up. But here's what sucks more than writers/creators changing an actor.
It sucks that there's a white straight male (me), playing a gay man of color (Carlos). Look, I know it's a voiceover, but it's not just that. We do live stage shows, and that's a visible role for a PoC. Plus, fans often google the actors who play each character, and what does a Latino/Latina teen think when my face might pop up (or worse, no image pops up) as the actor playing Carlos? What am I doing voicing this major character when there are so many talented, gay, Latino or Hispanic men who can/should be doing it? Why didn't I think of all of this before ep 16? I don't know.
But here I am: standing in the way of a actor of color getting paid acting work, and I don't want to do that since I am neither a PoC nor an actor.
"So will you cast a new Carlos and then erase your voice from episode 16?"
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We'll address the voice change in the script, too, but here I am telling Tumblr/Twitter now, because you guys have been so supportive and understanding of what we do, and I wanted to give you a heads up (no surprises). That's all. Hope you love the new cast member, even though Carlos remains the same. (The recording will be made available in early 2014 - exact date TBD).
epilogue: ultimately, this show is 99% Cecil's voice, and it will continue to be so. (So this announcement is not suggesting a bunch of Carlos appearances on the podcast, but it at least opens up that possibility).
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Let's just accept from the start of this post that you are going to end up extremely jealous of me. And that's okay. Because under the circumstances you really ought to be. Yesterday was a far above average day in the life of me. And because of that you won't be able to help but envy my existence.
Last night I had the great pleasure of seeing the artist known as Weird Al Yankovic live in concert at the Orange County Fair on the fair's very last day. And the show was incredible. Weird Al rocked out for two full hours playing one silly parody song after another. There was a medley of songs that lasted nearly 15 minutes and the artist's high kicks throughout the show punctuated some moments that words and music weren't enough to express.
Throughout the show video vignettes played showing the many references to Weird Al in popular culture over two decades. These were mixed with gag interview pieces and short movies created by the artist, all to serve as a way to pass the time during wardrobe changes - about eight of them.
The best of the bunch was the faux trailer* for WEIRD a Weird Al biopic which you can watch here. I love when Hollywood stars act like real people with a sense of humor and get involved with funny videos like this one. The cast is terrific, the tone is hilarious and watching it in a crowd full of rabid Al fans in their concert t-shirt uniform was memorable. I know the Weird Al fans in my blog audience will get a kick out of it!
Photos of the show as well as images of me enjoying my first time at a fair (shocked? remember, I'm a city girl) are coming soon. The day was more educational, tasty, thrilling and weird than I could have imagined with Weird Al as icing on the deep-fried cake.
*Side note, this video was made for the Funny or Die comedy website and has been around for a while. I am not sharing something that's exclusive or brand new. You probably should know by now not to expect that type of thing from me. If you come up and ask me if I've seen "the video that's going around" I can almost guarantee I will have no clue what you're referring to. Nobody ever sends me "the video" and if it does make its way to me it'll inevitably be on a day when I'm super busy and it just gets deleted. I can usually go home and ask Jeremy about it. As far as I can tell that's (part of) what husbands are for. On the rare occasion when I have seen "the" video I will naturally assume that if I've seen it the entire rest of the world has too so don't be surprised when I ask if you've seen "the" video. So now you know. And knowing is half the battle.


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Hey look, I actually did something! Okay, so the story behind this is that my ears don't like to stay pierced so I started trying to look for ways to wear some kind of earrings. The first picture is an earring my friend Marci made and it is effectively a wire clip on. It actually functions really well and doesn't apply pressure to my ear. The 2nd picture is of a basic hoop that she made tonight in hopes of recreating the first earring. She thinks she might have it figured out, but as another option we were looking into ear cuffs and this the one I made. It's not prefect my any means, but its not bad for a first attempt either. Once we have one or both these methods down, expect somethin pretty.
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A wonderful treat to hear from such an icon. Enjoyed his stories about his early days on stage and the greats he has worked with over the years. The movie 'with the nuns' was just one small piece of his work, so it was interesting to hear his thoughts on his Shakespearean roles. Sound could have been a little better, as it was difficult to hear occasionally. The theater is a beautiful space.


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This is a long time overdue, but I actually went to the event. it was pretty strange...
This is a long time overdue, but I actually went to the event. it was pretty strange...
Storja dot com Storja tech prod and projectR sites are all blank Someone is controlling all those sites Why would the sites need to open up the blank pages Domains by proxy only hides lookup registrant info But will provide registrant info under court order Lesson learned don't scam people with promises of jobs You can't hide forever
I think it's really strange that almost 100 people think they got hired and after 1 month or so of delays and no "benefits" from purchased membership that anyone would show up at a hotel again thinking they really were getting a valid paycheck for a no show job. Does anyone have info on the hotel and process that ended up with police being called? IMO there must be some believers out there to this day and are probably scared they will lose their "job" under some orders to not disclose bound by confidentiality agreements. That's what throw away email and public wifi are for. Please update us
You would think that with the lawsuit filed on the 14th Storja might have anticipated something like this and prepared better.
I just think its strange that the lawsuit was filed on may 14th, and the temp restraining order was filed the day after we were supposed to get paid could just be jealous ex partners, but I do not have details...
Storja Tech facebook page is now deleted? Storjatech Twitter accounts for both StorjaTech & Natasha Waisfeld have been deleted? they promised hiring start date of May 1st with 3x NYC Offices?
storjatech now goes to a projectr2016 dot com page with only a username and password logon screen. May 1st was the start date for 3 locations where real office jobs were promised for new hires coincidently they have deleted their Twitter & Facebook profile and no news or updates exist on the status of this company's existence or employee hiring or technology cliams
Better business bureau NYC lists one complaint against Storja @ 845 third ave. No details shown their website and reporting always buggy. But it does list a contact as Natasha wAisfeld who is indeed an actress with her own fb & twitter none which mentions storjatech or StorjaMedia Interesting that bbb lists them as an employment agency & software company. Emp agencies are required to be licensed. Will follow up with more info soon
What's the mystery of the start date and the super secret work location It's too strange that the Internet shows the gig is up and nobody can actually pinpoint the exact office location hundreds or thousands (according to cached google comments on Indeed) of people will work in It seems to be some sort of perversion of the scifi short story by ray Bradbury of a time traveller who comes back from the future and exhales new technology. Mankind works to create the same technology and the glorious future is created. On his deathbed he admits it was all a lie And the future was his imagination but people beleived it would happen and created it anyway. Tonybee Convector. Garanteed this is the grand plan except that the one month gap for hiring & $50 fee could break some people who are unemployed and defer actual job search or conduct their plans as if actually hired. Watch out for mass email telling people to create a free Internet not using existing technology ha ha
Storja Tech is not real. People who have gone to 845 3rd Ave office were given paperwork to fill out without any questions asked or being asked. They were scheduled the HR appointment with one of the four people, Amy Richardson, Anthony Carpenter, Jennifer Steinfels and Laura Lopez. None of those people were there. They are fake names. People only met with Thomas Baker, Stuart Kats, a female assistant and an actress named Natasha Waisfeld. People filled out the agreement contract, background check form, I-9 form and W-4 form. The $50 fee is nothing comparing to the identity theft fraud. For those who have filled out the forms need to take legal action before May 1st. Stuart Kats and Thomas Baker need to be prosecuted. Take action.
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In contrast to many of his contemporaries, Chris Bathgate's use of metal is neither structural nor illusionistic. It does not refuse to transform the medium, and it does not play on the medium's opposites, e.g. lightness from metal's weight, or organic forms from its rigidity. Bathgate's process most closely resembles that of a machine builder or engineer. In the last two years, he has become increasingly involved in using mathematical techniques. This has allowed him to achieve the high degree of precision necessary for assembling such intricate works (these sculptures are not cast). The result is indeed a transformation-the pieces fit together in such a way that they cease to appear man-made, and yet in spite of this lack of bumpiness or personal touch emanate a presence that is unmistakable and engaging. Bathgate's entities are like instances of a foreign intelligence. Being uninhibited by pretensions to flesh, these sculptures call a type of 'creature feeling' reflecting their intellectual (as opposed to emotional) humanism. According to Bathgate, every sculpture is an experiment in response to an abstract opposed to pragmatic problem-it does not work towards a presumed result. From the point of view of the process, a finished work is not an end in itself but a place that one goes to.
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We previously compiled a list of the Top 10 Coffee Shops in Manhattan for design buffs and now we're tackling Brooklyn. The following is by no means a complete list of coffee shops in Brooklyn, but after checking out many, many coffee shops, we decided to highlight some of our favorites.
Naturally, we were intrigued when we heard about this flower shop/coffee shop that opened recently in Greenpoint. Homecoming—formerly called Spina, which means "thorn" in Italian—started as a floral design company. Owners Vanessa Chinga-Haven and Paul Diaz hope to lure people in the door with Blue Bottle coffee and donuts by Dough, then keep them hanging around for floral arrangements and gift items. There's not a lot of space to sit, but the pint-sized shop is a nice place to stop for a coffee and flower bouquet to go. (more…)
Brownstones in Fort Greene. Image via Flickr by by rutlo
According to The New York Times, Fort Greene is having a bit of an identity crisis. It currently multitasks as a mecca for foodies, a center for African American pride and culture, and a new place to settle for the "nouveau riche." Today, we'll pick up where the Times left off to discuss the architecture of the neighborhood.
Fort Greene was listed as a small yet mighty historical district in 1983. The area with the most history is perhaps Fort Green Park. According to the National Register Report for Fort Greene, the 1776 Battle of Long Island was fought here, which left 11,500 dead. This battlefield also featured a fort used during the Revolutionary War and the War of 1812, constructed by General Nathaniel Greene (Fort Greene's namesake).
A few weeks ago I attended a screening of the new movie My Brooklyn at the Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church (LAPC) in Fort Greene. This strongly built Romanesque Revival church stands at the corner of South Oxford and Lafayette and is part of the Fort Greene Historic District. Immediately upon entering the main hall, I was struck by a mural that wrapped around the upper balcony. While so many churches have beautiful stained glass windows and large art depicting religious icons, this mural unassumingly displays completely normal people, wearing bell bottom pants, jeans and suits. The movie screening in its own right sparked considerable discussion, but I left the church with the need to know more about the mural I had just seen.
After reaching out to the church for more information, they put me in touch with Ed Moran, a longtime church member who was able to give me background history on the mural and the church. Moran told me that the Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church was completed in 1862 by the architecture firm of Grimshaw and Morrill. Romanesque-Revival was a popular form for urban churches during this period, and was perfect for Presbyterians who didn't need pomp, gothic details and ceremonial space like Roman Catholics. The Pastor at the time was a man named Rev. Theodore Cuyler, known for his dynamic personality and his fierce abolitionist views. A strong Unionist, his editorials in the New York Independent denouncing slavery were cut out and collected by President Lincoln. Rev. Cuyler and the church made national headlines in later years after allowing the first female, a Quaker no less, to preside as preacher over a Presbyterian service in the United States.
LAPC also connected me with the artist; Hank Prussing. Through a phone interview, Prussing told me his own story and how he came to paint it. Originally from Maryland, Prussing joined the LAPC church choir after moving to New York to attend the Pratt Institute. Prussing's father, a choir director had actually known LAPC's pastor at the time, Rev. George Knight, an organist and the two connected through music. Previously, Prussing painted a mural at his hometown church, New York Avenue Presbyterian Church (Lincoln's preferred D.C. church), and after Rev. Knight saw photos in a magazine, he asked him to work on another at LAPC.
The walls of LAPC, originally plain, had been covered in maroon-colored decorative stencil work in the 1890s, designed by Louis Comfort Tiffany to enhance his 10 stained-glass windows in the sanctuary. The walls were returned to their original plain state after renovations in the early 1960s. Long time church member Elise Woodward Stutzer, a daughter of a wealthy watchmaking family, left in her will money to fix the walls or restore them to their original glory. Rev. Knight and Mr. Prussing realized that this was an opportunity, and decided to use the funds to create a mural that would reflect the diversity that Fort Greene now had.
Prussing's own work in East Harlem served as inspiration, titled The Spirit of East Harlem, a mural which depicts many longtime Puerto Rican residents, and employed the same methodology to create his new work (see a story on that here). He set out with his camera and captured images of people from the church's neighborhood which he then developed in a dark room at Pratt. He took hundreds of photographs, hundreds more than would eventually be included on the final painting. He also researched many of the documents the church had, and the symbols contained in the Tiffany windows along the upper balcony. Using self-selected photos, he sketched out the portraits on a piece of paper, accounting for the various windows and doors within the church. After presenting the plan to a church committee, which happily accepted the proposal, Rev. Knight settled on the title Mighty Cloud of Witnesses, based on a phrase in a letter to the Hebrews.
After finishing his architecture degree from Pratt in 1975, Prussing began work in June without a definitive time frame; which led to a three year on and off project in where he set up his scaffolding, sketched scenes and painted. His artist-in-residence style, which Prussing felt was very "renaissance" in nature was good for both the church members and the artist, both enjoying the relationship.
The mural starts with the Austin Organ, an enormous instrument that splits the entire church in half. The organ represents sound, and is meant to come before the beginning and after the end of the mural. The mural begins on the right side, with people "arriving" and then wraps around the church, following the curved walls. The story told within the Tiffany glass windows follows this same path, beginning with Christ's Birth, moving along to Death and finally Resurrection on the opposite side. Prussing found that a special sermon was given at the time each window was installed, and the mural fills in the spaces between to "reconnect" them. As the mural is completed on the eastern side, the people get subtly smaller as they complete the swirl back to the organ.
Originally the only opponents of the mural were those who feared they would detract from the stained glass windows. Prussing counters he actually tried to support them with the types of scenes he painted around them, reflecting the universal themes that are projected by the images in the windows, and even matching colors in the portraits to the colors in the glass.
When I photographed the mural with Mr. Moran's assistance, I was joined by a fellow church member. Cie Shepperson came to the church in the mid '80s, almost a decade after the mural had been completed. She came with a friend because she heard they had good music at their services, and she was looking for a new church. Upon entering the hall she noticed the mural, and was quite fascinated by it. She nearly lost her breath however after recognizing a few people. On top of the section painted between the second and third window is the back of a women wearing a bright floral dress and reaching down to a young girl.
Mrs. Shepperson immediately recognized the two women as her mother and grandniece, and she showed me photos of her mother, who was part Native American, to show the similarities. The fact that her mother is wearing another floral dress in the photo seems to further support this connection. Continuing to inspect the mural, she found two people in the corner that she believes are herself and cousin, both sporting a hairstyle popular at the time the photographs were taken.
Mrs. Shepperson's story is an amazing one. Her father moved with his new wife to Brooklyn to become a driller at the Navy Yard. She fondly remembers attending Girls High School in her neighborhood of Bedford Stuyvesant, and spending summers at Camp Sebago upstate learning archery and hiking. She then went on to attend NYU for both her bachelors and masters in education, eventually becoming a principal in the New York Public School system. It was a pleasure hearing her story, and she shared many photos, snippets of a life fully lived, almost entirely within the Borough of Brooklyn.
As I toured the mural with Mrs. Shepperson and Mr. Moran they both were able to point out people they remembered and little stories about them. Later, when I asked Mr. Prussing if he ever documented exactly those depicted in the mural were he explained that he did not, his desire to keep them anonymous even highlighted by simplifying facial features to make them more generic when painting. This is the main distinction between The Spirit of East Harlem and Mighty Cloud of Witnesses.
I spent this afternoon with Cie, but stepping back and gazing up I wondered how long it would take to hear the stories of the over 100 souls adorning the white walls. Prussing explains, "What I was trying to create was different than most murals. Windows, in architecture terms, are normally meant for looking outside while walls are not. But in a church, the stained glass windows encourage you to look within, for reflection. I used the mural to create a street scene on the wall, so to gaze on these spaces between the windows it's as if you are actually looking outside on to the streets of Fort Greene." He also explained that the name he had wanted for the mural was actually Clouds of Witness, not the Mighty Cloud of Witnesses the church uses.
Prussing now works as an architect in Connecticut, a job that keeps him quite busy and unable to pursue art as much as he would like. During his time in New York, Prussing painted 35 murals throughout the city. But as New Yorkers know, this city is always changing, and many have faded or been lost to tragedy, like a mural he completed at the World Trade Center. That's what makes this particular mural quite special; it is indoors which keeps it safe from the weather, but also out of the public eye. (As we say here, it needed to be "Untapped"!)
As I write this article almost 40 years after the mural's completion, the neighborhood of Fort Greene, despite being landmarked, has changed significantly. Even the documentary that I came to the church to see lamented how much the neighborhood, especially nearby Fulton Mall, has changed to reflect new demographics and increasingly upper class residents that now inhabit the tree-lined brownstones. But this mural is a snapshot of the working class era of Fort Greene, and a testament to the people who sustained it for decades. To gaze upon it is to witness Cie Shepperson's Fort Greene of 1975. A street scene of a typical hot, summer day, kids playing, people walking home from work, and police walking the beat. In the silence of the church you can almost hear them speak.
With all the power outages caused by Hurricane Sandy, you might have turned to your bookshelf for entertainment, only to discover that you needed a new book to read. Well, never fear, Brooklynites! Our bet is that you'll probably find what you're looking for at one of our eight favorite bookstores in the borough. Inspired by our list of the Top Ten Bookstores in Manhattan, we've scoped out the best independent booksellers from Williamsburg to Prospect Heights to Park Slope, and what we found is pretty exciting.
powerHouse Arena (37 Main Street)
True to its name, powerHouse Arena in DUMBO is known for keeping a packed schedule of high profile, interesting, and sometimes zany literary events that are open to the public. Perhaps my personal favorite of the best bookstores in Brooklyn, powerHouse is also one of the most massive, boasting 24-foot ceilings and six rows of built-in concrete amphitheater-style seating for their events, which usually feature free drinks from Brooklyn Brewery. Unfortunately, like many of the local shops nearby, the bookstore was hit hard by the hurricane–their 5,000 square foot ground level experienced a foot and a half of water damage during the storm surges, and within only 20 minutes, the bookstore was flooded. Dedicated to staying strong through this crisis, the store is holding a #SandyHatesBooks fundraiser in order to pay for the damages (they don't have flood insurance). In the meantime, we're keeping our fingers and toes crossed for a speedy recovery for powerHouse.
Desert Island (540 Metropolitan Ave.):
Walk down Metropolitan Avenue toward Union Avenue, and you'll stumble across a strange storefront, advertising "Italian, French, and Sicilian Bread…and Comic Booklets." No, dear friends, this is not a bakery; it is Desert Island comics, a fiercely independent purveyor of all published material that is artistic and worth reading. It's an oddly visual little shop, too, filled with artwork for purchase by local and international artists. "It's not exclusively about comics," owner Gabriel Fowler said in a 2008 interview with Block Magazine. "I wanted to have work in here that's affordable art. It's about community and the quality of the stuff." Even if Sandy's got you grounded for now, you can still check out Desert Island once the subways are up and running at the upcoming Brooklyn Comics and Graphics Festival, at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church in Williamsburg from 12-7 P.M. on November 10. (We love the store's current Halloween display window, created by local artist Gary Lieb–check it out here).
Greenlight Bookstore (686 Fulton Street):
Truly a community institution (even down to its establishment in 2008, which was funded largely by approximately 70 individual community lenders), Greenlight Bookstore in Fort Greene is well-stocked in multiple genres, and its beautiful, curvaceous interior lends itself well to the multiple book clubs that meet there every week. We like Greenlight because of the friendly vibe of the place–the staff is incredibly knowledgeable, and, if you become a regular here, just as apt to start up a conversation with you about your family as about their opinions on the latest bestseller or a hot indie find that they're obsessed with.
I recently went to BookCourt for a Junot Diaz reading, and though it took me a while to actually find the shop (probably more due to my inherently terrible sense of direction than to the store's actual location), I was pleasantly surprised by the store itself. Complete with a whole basement level full of more books to choose from, BookCourt is pretty, warm, and has enough open space that you don't feel claustrophobic while you're browsing titles. Of course, this typically changes whenever the store hosts popular events–the Diaz event was so packed that my friends and I felt more like we were attending a rock concert than a literary reading. But what I like best about BookCourt is that bestsellers are always 30% off there, and that their staff recommendations are nearly always en pointe. And, if you're in Manhattan and simply can't make the trip (or just don't feel like it), they also run a fully operational online store.
Unnameable Books (600 Vanderbilt Ave.):
If the weird, seemingly oxymoronic name of this Prospect Heights book shop doesn't get your attention, its enormous inventory certainly will. A little dingy and slightly unorganized, this used bookstore feels more like a hoarder's apartment–but in a way that makes you feel cozy and mysterious all at once. A major player in the small zine scene, I first visited Unnameable last year as a part of Boog City Festival, a kitschy, kind of bootleg celebration of poetry, music, and boutique literary journals. Events here are either held downstairs in the basement or in the small, gravel-filled back yard. It's hard to pinpoint exactly why Unnameable sticks with you, but it does. Maybe it's the sensation that any book you pick up will reveal another, equally intriguing title hidden beneath it, or maybe it's just the fact that Ample Hills Creamery is right across the street. Regardless, it's worth a visit; wear your favorite worn-in jeans, scuffed-up Chucks, and a grungy hoodie, and you'll feel right at home.
The Thing (1001 Manhattan Ave.):
Greenpoint's favorite second-hand shop, The Thing, is not exactly a bookstore, per se, but that doesn't stop us from loving it. Though The Thing is widely famed for its unbelievable record collection (Pitchfork recently lauded it as one of its favorite record stores in the nation), we like its equally impenetrable and random selection of second-hand paperbacks. Sure, you may have to wade through mountains of wicker furniture and old lamps just to find the stacks of books in the corner, but if you're into hunting for treasure, then you're more than likely to snag a good find in here, especially if you're into sci-fi, romance, or horror classics. If rummaging through piles of junk is not your thing, then perhaps The Thing is not for you. I just like it because I can also browse their collection of old typewriters while I'm there.
If you're in Greenpoint and you don't want to dig around at The Thing all day, WORD's got you covered. A seriously kick-ass community bookstore with the best YA book events in the city (that's Young Adult for all you non-lit nerds out there; think The Hunger Games or–yes, okay–The Twilight Series, and you're on the right track), WORD is one of the best bookstores I've ever set foot in. It is community-oriented, but globally-minded, eccentric, helpful, and reliable, accessible to hardcore word nerds but still inviting to dabblers in the art of reading. It is fun to hang out there, and their selection celebrates both well-known authors and first-time crafters of fiction and nonfiction. Plus, they truly love Greenpoint, and will tell you all about their favorite hangouts if you let them. Essentially, WORD is the kind of local bookstore that doesn't just inhabit its community, but enhances the personality of the neighborhood and strives to promote its welfare. And if all this somehow fails to convince you to make the trip, WORD's website also gives its own reason to stop by: "Because books are the repository of all that is good in this world, and we love them, and we love you." We love you, too, WORD. Quite a bit.
Book Thug Nation (100 N. 3rd Street):
On the surface, Book Thug Nation doesn't look like much–it's just a big square space with glass doors, concrete floors, and unfinished plywood shelves–but it's home to one of the largest selections of used literary fiction in all of New York City. If you're not much of a fiction reader, you might be interested in their philosophy, film criticism, or biography sections. But the real reason Williamsburg residents hang out at Book Thug Nation (aside from the name, which is undisputedly awesome), is for the low-profile, high-minded events they continually host–like indie film screenings, weird and informative lectures, and of course, readings. Basically, if you're a hipster, you'll love Book Thug Nation. Just remember to stop at the ATM before you visit; all sales are cash only.
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Enclosed in a chain-metal fence with a few nondescript shipping containers within sight, from afar it may be easy to miss Dekalb Market in Downtown Brooklyn. However, this outdoor urban space deserves a comprehensive meandering.
I ventured into the marketplace on a Wednesday afternoon after the lunch rush and this enclosed space offered a retreat from the normal hectic pace of city life.
All of the retailers and food vendors conduct their businesses from salvaged shipping containers, a particular type of renovation that has gained momentum in the past few years. This transformation of purpose, from carrying cargo to housing food stalls and boutiques, challenges the idea of how one form can perform multiple functions in different contexts. Additionally, the exterior shell of the containers and outdoor area maintain an industrial aesthetic while on the contrary, the interior of these stores shed this style and instead assume a chic atmosphere typical of a storefront boutique. Sustainability practices are evident beyond the use of shipping containers, especially with the urban-agriculture workshops at the farm that is also located within the market.
Now as for the shopping, there are several high-end boutiques and specialty shops that are Etsy-esque in style (in fact, several entrepreneurs do have Etsy accounts). Never Let Me Go and Etsy Artist Assembly are just a couple of the stores that I explored. In addition to the jewelry that is sold at both stores, Never Let Me Go also sells photography collages set onto wood panels while Etsy Artist Assembly offers hanging air plants in clear glass pots. Then, just for fun, I checked out Far Far Away Toys, a haven for any Trekkie, Star Wars enthusiast, or comic book fan. The owner, Gary Hernandez, has been collecting memorabilia for the past three decades.
Tucked away in one of the corners is Robicelli's, a must-go and must-eat bakery and cupcake place. I inquired specifically about their cupcakes (seeing as positive reviews occupy one of their walls) and they have over 200 cupcake recipes that are on rotation throughout the season.
From the right: The Ebinger, Tres Leches, and Dark Chocolate Dulce
Afterwards (in a bizarre sequence) I sampled the buffalo and barbecue chicken wings at Dekalb Wings. The chicken was tender and the sauce was flavorful, so thus I was very content. The hand wipes the owner handed to me earlier definitely came in handy after devouring this meal.
Dekalb Market is a fun and quirky place to window-shop (maybe indulge in buying a couple specialty items), have a meal, and read a book during the week. However, the market also hosts several events during the weekend which are listed here.
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Ginger makes the most of its prime Bethesda, MD location - customers in the area consider it a staple for their wardrobing needs. This boutique does consistent business with more established contemporary brands. The clientele appreciates contemporary designers, but doesn't quite have the youthful exuberance and appetite for emerging and unproven brands.
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If my stomach spoke (in another language aside Rumble) it would thank @Riverford for creating a recipe book from which the inspiration for this supper came. Occasionally there are times in life when things just fall together: people, time and situations. This ended up being one of those long summer evenings where everyone is miraculously in the house at the same time, sharing exciting foodie times. Bootiful.
These sausages are predominantly chorizo based and marry well with anything pretty much (gotta love those Spaniards- Me llamo chorizo. Muchos gracias). They come from Roneys an ace local Butchery on Sharrowvale Road (seriously, how can anyone live anywhere else in Sheffield?!).
My organic Riverford veg box has been a staple in my life for some time, since the local farm franchise first came to Sheffield back when I was on second year of Uni (my mum was pretty much on the veg box case as she already got one down in Sussex). I heart my veg box. It's often the best thing about Thursday (especially any Thursday preceded by 'week 2'.
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1 head of summer greens (maybe 1.5 depending on size)
400g broad beans, shelled
8 chorizo sausages
1 onion, chopped
2 cloves of garlic, crushed with 3 pinches of salt (thanks Marlous for that amazing tip!)
3 potatoes (bakers)
What to do
- Dice up the potatoes and boil them til cooked, but not too soft. Then drain.
- Put the sausages on to grill, these could take from 15-30 mins depending on size and quantity
- In a pan, sweat the onion for about 5 mins then add the garlic
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A few weeks ago I had a major problem with my computer & it had to go away to the Hospital to be fixed.
No bugs or nasty viruses reported,something to do with part of the hard drive...which is now fixed.
My computer man managed to 'save' my images that were located in 'my pictures' & I have them tucked away in a separate file in 'my pictures' ( btw...they were not backed up...yes,yes I know )
If I open the files I see the blue TIFF logo on each image,the file size is correct...69.9mb but nothing will open them as an actual image.They are 16bit tifs,labelled correctly as XXXX.tif.
I have tried Photoshop & get the message 'Could not complete your request because of a program error' I have also tried Irfanview which tells me 'Can't read file header ! Unknown file format or file not found'
If I understand correctly I need a Hex Editor to replace header files but...firstly I'm a girl secondly..I'm certainly no computer expert so I'm a bit stuck.
Any information or help would be so gratefully accepted,I am suspecting there will be no quick fix but I need to try everything I can before I give up & delete the files from my computer.
I do now have a nice new back up system that does it all for me,straight onto a pretty,new external drive....yep,horse... door...bolted.
Not a fault I have encountered, Usually if the saved files have their correct file tag, They work as normal....?
Have you tried using Nikon ViewNX2 ....?
I checked out Hex Editors and your talking some really geeky stuff their, Beyond my remit I'm afraid.
Good luck with the recovery though....
A long shot, I know but have you tried renaming one of them, spelling "TIF" in caps or perhaps "tiff" or some other permutation.
I know it's not the same thing but I ask because I once had a malware atack that (amongst other things) changed the suffix on all of my Pdfs. causing them not to open unless I changed it back.
Just a thought.
Sandisk won't recover them or make them viewable sadly....the dodgy files are now on my new system in 'my photos' safely tucked away in a neat but useless file
Quote: missing ones are a bit of a *&^%&^
That's the impression I got too whilst trying to find info on the interweb...boohoo,all seems lost
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The pressure cooker
For most players involved in the World Junior Championships, the tournament provides the first real glimpse of the fish bowl of big-time hockey.
For the first time, players must deal with more than just the game. It can be a daunting experience for even the best young players a nation has to offer.
Ryan Hughes was a member of Canada's 1992 entry into the World Junior Championships, held in Germany. At 19 and a second-round pick of the Quebec Nordiques, he thought he was ready for all that the tournament demanded. Until he arrived for the training camp, that is.
"From the pressure perspective, it was unbelievable," said Hughes, who now works for the NHL. "Especially in playing for Canada, the pressure was enormous. The amount of media there -- all the guys covering the NHL that you read as a kid -- and the attention just for a training camp was unbelievable. It was like an NHL training camp."
Things only got worse from there.
Eric Lindros was also a member of that 1992 entourage. At the time, he was being billed as the next great NHL star despite having not yet turned 20. All eyes were on him every day of the tournament, and the glare only grew when Canada struggled out of the gates.
"I remember sitting there watching him deal with all the attention," recalls Hughes. "It struck me, here was a kid, just a teenager, and he was never going to have a normal life. He was just an ordinary guy and people were making him out not to be. It was something to see."
But, that is just a glimpse of the pressure players at the World Junior Championships must handle.
The tournament's mere structure makes it an unbelievable pressure cooker.
Starting the day after Christmas each year, it reinforces the notion of homesickness that all too often engulfs young men away from home for the first time. The rotation of host countries also means that on any given year more than half the participants will be intimidated by being in a completely foreign culture, suffering while trying to do simple things like converse with others or order meals.
"It's amazing what we ask these kids to do," said Keith Allain, who coached last year's Team USA entry. "Nine out of 10 years, the tournament is in Europe, so we take these kids to a different culture, introduce them to new foods and new places. Plus, it happens over Christmas and New Year's -- a time that you usually spend with family. For some of the kids, it's the first time they have been away from home. So it is a tough process for the players."
A process made even tougher today as the attention on the World Junior Tournament increases thanks to the internationalization of the game and the presence of so many Europeans in today's NHL. For traditional hockey powers -- Canada, Sweden, Finland, the Czech Republic and Russia -- the WJC tournament is the be-all and end-all of the holiday break.


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- 1 Replacement Belt Included
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Super Duper, San Francisco, CA
I love my burger. A good one is hard to come by. I for one hate getting my burger fix at fancier restaurants. Especially when they charge me an arm and a leg for a 'gourmet' version made with silly things like wagyu patties and truffle oil. Burger should be what a burger is - quick and easy causal meal.
I envy New Yorkers for their Shake Shack. In-n-Out in west coast is simply playing an entirely different game. I want a reasonably priced burger with decent patties, good sauce and few gimmicks. No over-sized one pounder on some huge buns that no normal human being could eat with one hand. Super Duper is exactly what I was looking for.
Their patties were bouncy and juicy. All cooked to a perfect medium with a lot of pink inside. Even the so called 'mini' burgers have good thick 4oz patties. Just the basic version with only the free toppings already tasted excellent. Extra like bacon, mushroom and cheese were really just icing on the cake.
The only thing I still want is probably some crazy good veggie burger like the 'shroom burger from Shake Shack with the legendary cirsp-fried portobello 'patty'. The day Super Duper comes up with something just as good is the day I will throw Shake Shack to the back of my head.
Final Verdict
Food: 4/5. Oh yummy patties with just enough pink.
Service: 3/5. As good as fast food could get.
Ambiance: 3/5. Clean and casual eatery.
Price to Value: 4/5. Tasty burgers that won't cost you an arm and a leg.