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Good news everyone: all of the teams with Detroit Red Wings players in the 2014 Sochi Olympics are still alive for the gold medal!
Of course much of that is due to the format used in this year's tournament, which ensured that no one was eliminated after round robin play. It's kind of like the whole "everyone gets a trophy" thing, except substituting Austria or Norway for "everyone" and "gets a tiny shot at a medal" for "trophy."
In any case, the Swedish contingent and Jimmy Howard all get two days to rest, while the two Tomases, Tatar and Jurco, and Pavel Datsyuk have to get back to work on Tuesday, having failed to secure a bye out of the first knockout round.
Teams were just slotted into times for the Tuesday and Wednesday games, so here's when you need to be awake to watch your Red Wings and what channels to watch:
Red Wings players:
Henrik Zetterberg, Daniel Alfredsson, Niklas Kronwall, Jonathan Ericsson, Jonas Gustavsson, Gustav Nyquist
- Wednesday, Feb. 19, 3 am, NBCSN, vs. Slovenia-Austria winner
Red Wings players: Tomas Tatar, Tomas Jurco
- Tuesday, Feb. 18, noon, NBCSN or MSNBC, vs. Czech Republic
- Wednesday, Feb. 19, noon, USA, vs. USA (*if Slovakia beats Czech Republic)
Red Wings player: Pavel Datsyuk
- Tuesday, Feb. 18, 7:30 am, USA, vs. Norway
- Wednesday, Feb. 19, 7:30 am, NBCSN, vs. Finland (*if Russia beats Norway)
Red Wings player: Jimmy Howard
- Wednesday, Feb. 19, noon, USA, vs. Czech Republic-Slovakia winner
- Friday, Feb. 21, 7 am, NBCSN – Game 1
- Friday, Feb. 21, noon, NBCSN – Game 2
- Saturday, Feb. 22, 10 am, NBCSN – Bronze Medal Game
- Sunday, Feb. 23, 7 am, NBC – Gold Medal Game
Tags: Daniel Alfredsson Detroit Red Wings Jimmy Howard Pavel Datsyuk


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text: Caparossa 3B The Piazza, 30 Brewhouse Lane, Putney Wharf, London, SW15 2JX Italian Overview Countries Location Average Main Course £7 Food Spend £18 More about Caparossa A stone's throw from the banks of the Thames, Caparossa hosts a charming Mediterranean setting, perfect to serve the traditional delicacies from Southern Italy. Delightful charcuterie displays throughout the restaurant showcase the fresh produce from hand-picked UK farms and exclusive sources in Italy, with such items available from the in-restaurant delicatessen. A range of homemade pasts are menu highlights, alongside bold flavours found in the grilled meat options. Great Offers! Delivered direct to your inbox. No registration required! Where do you normally eat?AberdeenBasildonBedfordshireBelfastBirminghamBournemouthBradfordBrightonBristolBuckinghamshireCambridgeCardiffChelmsfordCheltenhamChesterColchesterCoventryDerbyDudleyDundeeEdinburghEssexExeterGlasgowGloucesterGuildfordHarlowHerefordHullIpswichKing's LynnKingston-upon-HullLeedsLeicesterLiverpoolLondonLutonMaidstoneManchesterMiddlesbroughMilton KeynesNewburyNewcastleNorfolkNorthamptonshireNorwichNottinghamOxfordPeterboroughPlymouthPoolePortsmouthPrestonReadingSalfordSheffieldSouthamptonSouthend-on-SeaSt AlbansStevenageStoke-on-TrentSunderlandSwanseaSwindonTelfordWalsallWatfordWelwyn Garden CityWeymouthWolverhamptonWorcestershireWrexham You're done! Great deals coming your way soon Customer Reviews for There are currently no reviews for this restaurant. Caparossa 3B The Piazza, 30 Brewhouse Lane, Putney Wharf, London, SW15 2JX General: +44 2087850508 See other restaurants in Putney Unfortunately you cannot reserve Caparossa online on this site Your restaurant? Edit this listing Edit this listing Restaurants nearby you can reserve online now for FREE The Boathouse BRITISH 30 m AVG. MAIN: £10 Wetherspoon - The Rocket BRITISH 50 m AVG. MAIN: £10 (4.2) 13 reviews Enoteca Turi ITALIAN 150 m Isola del Sole - Putney ITALIAN 320 m AVG. MAIN: £13 The Coat and Badge BRITISH 370 m AVG. MAIN: £12 (4) 3 reviews See other Italian restaurants in London


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The following is a special guest post by Lux's Adam Goulburn.
It's not often that I'm the youngest person in the room. Among 300 others, I was fighting my way through a sea of seniors and service providers at the "Positive Aging" conference led by the Institute for the Ages in Sarasota, Florida. Before I reveal the big takeaway, a few numbers for you…
(1) In 15 years, 72 million Americans will be over 65; 1 in 5, up from 12% today. About 70% of this population will need some form of long term 'care'. Frighteningly, AARP recently reset their ratio of seniors to family caregivers down from 7:1 today to 4:1. That's a massive gap to fill.
(2) Today, most of the 'care' burden falls on family members. Currently44 million family caregivers do work equating to $450 billion annually, with a whopping $3 trillion (trillion!) in lost wages and benefits.
This oncoming gray tsunami will overwhelm the healthcare system and create big opportunities. Where to look? To start, consider that Baby Boomers control 70% of American's disposable income, yet less than 5% of advertising is targeted at them.
With so much emphasis on branding, positioning and consumer value,why is the market that controls the majority of the dollars not attracting the dollars and being ignored?
Misconception & misdirection
I offer two reasons: a misconception and a misdirection.
The misconception: most view the market as a group of dead and dying old people. Products and services directed toward this demographic are oft accompanied by murmurs of "dull, gray and boring" and late-night huckster infomercials. "I've fallen and I can't get up."—Not so.
Unnoticed is the important demographic shift within the senior market. The Baby Boomers who were caring for their parents now are the parents who need care. This generation always did things their way: high expectations and demands on quality and customer serviceand know how to use technology.
The misdirection: Executives, entrepreneurs and investors who rattle off that "5% of our population accounts for 85% of our healthcare system costs, and seniors make up the vast majority of this", are stuck in the weeds of Medicare and Medicaid. What's ignored is the mushy stuff: social and wellness, educational and community, wealth, financial and legal aspects. The conference (80% female) had no talk of medication, Medicare, hospitals or wheelchairs. Instead it was like a TED conference with chatter about connectivity, urban design and optimization, workforce integration, wellness, creativity and integration and implementation of technology. These attendees were not dead and dying but enthusiastic about purposefully living well.
Young Startups, Aging People
The best test of a market's potential is the presence of early entrepreneurs. Many are starting to experiment, raise venture funding and hire from industry.
Here's how I see it breaking down:
Aging 2.0 is an early stage company GENerator and a central node focused on the aging market.
Device focused companies are converting sensors and surveillance products once used for security products into discrete, unobtrusive integrated solutions and services. Lively comes to mind here. Sabi is making senior consumer products more appealing, comfortable and customized.
Software to help caregivers manage and coordinate their activities; this space has seen the rise of ClearCare, HomeCare Homebase, CaringInPlace, CareTree, CareSolver and more. New agencies are transitioning to on-demand marketplaces like recent IPO Care.Comwith a senior vertical, Home Hero just launched, and A Place For Mom is connecting seniors to the right assisted living facilities. Companies like GeriJoy and BrainAid are focused on improving cognitive outcomes. Enhancement of daily activities from financial (True Link), to transportation (Silver Ride and Lift Hero) to social connectivity (Tapestry) are all being addressed.
My team at Lux has been invested in and closely tracking the sector. Here are four rules for entrepreneurs:
1) Always ask seniors what they want; there is no point building a product or offering a service if there is no end consumer input.
2) Always ask: "Who is the customer?" We've found that you must focus on both the adult child and the aging parent; both play a crucial role in the decision making process.
3) Always take a holistic view: is this just another gadget or is it solving a real problem that can have a real impact?
4) Branding matters.
When investor friends ask where I'm hunting to put millions to work, I say old people. They laugh. Which brings me to a story a fellow attendee shared: While sitting at lunch during the conference, she watched as an elderly couple ate. The man seemed to be the only one eating. First his appetizer, then the main, and finally the dessert. The whole time his wife just looked on, not even touching her food. Confused, my friend went up to the woman, asked if something was wrong and if she could do anything for her. "No thank you," came her answer. "It's his turn for the teeth."


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- Address:
251 West 50th Street
New York, NY 10012Neighborhood:
Theater District / Times Square
- Cuisine:
MexicanPrice: $30 and under
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.toloachenyc.com/
- Phone: 2125811818
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Friday: 11:30am - 3:00pm Brunch 11:30am - 3:00pm Dinner: Sunday + Monday: 3:00 pm - 10:00 pm Tuesday - Thursday: 3:00pm - 11:00pm, Friday - Saturday: 3:00pm - Midnight. (Bar open to 12:30am)
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Mexican, Contemporary Mexican
- Executive Chef: Julian Medina
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Counter Seating, Delivery, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
Getting there
- Cross Street: Between Broadway and 8th Avenue
- Public Transit: Take the C or E Trains to 50th St.; the 1 Train to 50th St.; and the N, R, or W Trains to 49th St.
- Parking: Public Lot
- Parking Details: There is a Quik Park public lot at 1633 Broadway, next door to the restaurant. If you show the lot attendant a validated ticket proving that you have dined at Toloache you will receive a parking rate of $15 for up to four hours. The offer is good at all times. To contact the lot with questions, please call 212-445-0011.
A word from Toloache-Midtown
Welcome to Toloache (pronounced toh-lo-AH-tchay), chef-owner Julian Medina's contemporary Mexican bistro located in the heart of the Theater District. Toloache is named after a flowering plant famed in Mexico for its use in love potions. We hope that when you dine with us you too will fall under the spell of chef Medina's creative cooking, which incorporates seasonal and natural ingredients and more than a dozen types of chilies. Our festive, two-story space features a guacamole and ceviche bar, a wood-burning oven, and an exceptional tequila list, along with elegant decorative elements imported from Mexico. We looking forward to seeing you soon.Continued
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- Diners' Choice WinnerMexican
Toloache-Midtown - Best Restaurants in Theater District / Times Square ›
Toloache-Midtown reviews from OpenTable diners
386 reviews since July 3, 2014
- Food4.4Service4.3
- Ambiance3.9Noise LevelEnergetic
fit for foodies (207)neighborhood gem (120)hot spot (94)good for groups (83)great for lunch (83)vibrant bar scene (66)special occasion (63)late-night find (40)romantic (37)great for brunch (23)kid-friendly (20)notable wine list (13)great for outdoor dining (6)scenic view (3)Show More
- Just Great!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/27/2014Toloache is the best Mexican restaurant I ever been! Great service, super delicious food, you must go and try the real Mexican flavor :)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Who Knew?OpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 10/26/2014We were completely surprised by the creativity of ingredients in the menu. Even the frozen Margarita drinks offered interesting options. The wait staff were very nice and the food was very tasty. We had selected it because of its close proximity to the Gershwin Theater. We had not expected that it would be such a dining treat.Special Features:
- terrific Food in theater districtmsmouseDined on 10/25/2014We had a post theater dinner here and it did not disappoint. The service is excellent, food delicious if not on the pricey side but worth it. It has extensive wine list and tequilla with some wonderful cocktails. IT's mostly small plates but the entrees are generous. The paella terrific, tacos, i had the langoustine salad with kale which was delicious. Make a reservation no matter what time you go; we ate at 5 and by 6 there was a long wait.Special Features:
- DisappointedOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 10/24/2014I've been to this restaurant a couple of times and the last time I was very disappointed. I've had the steak and it was tasteless. Small portion and for the price was high. Wouldnt recommend anymore.Special Features:
- Great pre theater placeUnclbarVIPDined on 10/22/2014Gosh, do these folks have quick service down! The food is terrific and there are no questions about getting to the theater timely. But don't expect to have a meaningful conversation--it's pretty hard to hear a companion with the huge crowd of primarily young people around the bar. Fun place.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great serviceFoodiefrom2coastsDined on 10/19/2014We met some family members who we hadn't seen for awhile, so we were doing a lot of talking and catching up. Our waitress came over many times to check on us to see if we were ready to order. She was very understanding and we never felt rushed. When we were ready to order, she appeared! The guacamole was DELICIOUS! (We ordered the Trio of Guacamole.) Food came out quickly. Great location - we will return!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- PriceyOpenTable Diner Since 2004Dined on 10/19/2014Food is delicious but $12 and up for two small tacos seems excessive.
- Good ambiancegigigoodDined on 10/18/2014The ambiance was good, but the food was mediocre. The servers were romps and polite and helpful. We had a group of four persons, and each ordered a different entree. None of them, including two specials of the day, was very good. Only the guacamole and the complimentary appetizers were worth a repeat visit.Special Features:
- Theater DiningshowspoonsDined on 10/18/2014I love Toloache! Every time I come into the city for a show, I make sure to have luck at Toloache! If I'm coming with a different friend, I recommend Toloache and it never disappoints! The food is fabulous and just the perfect amount, I'm never so full that I'm miserable while sitting through the show! The combinations of favors and the visual presentation are perfect!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Unfortunte Choicecah251VIPDined on 10/16/2014Five of us were meeting pre-theater hoping for an enjoyable meal. The noise level was so high no one could hear themselves think. It was also so hot in the restaurant, no one could even breath and nothing was done to make it more comfortable even after many requests. Nothing special about the food. Word to the wise... choose another dining venue.
- Disorganized but tastyGFfoodieDined on 10/14/2014Despite my open table reservation for 6:30 (with confirmation #) the hostesses could not find my reservation and ushered us to the very jammed bar to wait, where they assured us they would find us when a table opened up. Roughly an hour later we asked why we had still not been seated and they searched again for the reservation, only to find that indeed we were supposed to be seated at 6:30. Fortunately the food was good and our waiter was very knowledgeable and accommodating to our party's gluten-free and onion-free requests. The menu is marked with gluten-free and vegetarian symbols, which is also a help. Note that a basic margarita costs $15 and the food is pricey, too, but (sadly) it is still one of the better options in this area.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing ExperienceCatSamDined on 10/13/2014We loved this restaurant so much we had to go back a second time! The margaritas were amazing, guacamole was some of the best I've ever had and food was delicious. Others had commented on the guacamole being a small portion but we felt it was a very generous serving. The salsa has a smoky taste that was surprising at first but quickly became our new favorite. The service was amazing and very attentive. My friend didn't care for her chicken quesadilla (had a sweet taste that was unexpected). The server noticed she hadn't eaten much of it and asked if it was ok. She told her it was fine, just not to her liking. We fully expected to pay for the dish but they had taken it off our check. Very classy.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fresh and vibrant flavorsOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 10/13/2014Lighter and brighter than traditional Mexican food in a beautiful and upscale setting. Portions are adequate but not generous. Definitely worth visiting.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent foddMACGDined on 10/12/2014I'm Mexican and Toloache is really "Haute Mexican Cousine".Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent Food and ServiceKtodineDined on 10/12/2014We had dinner at Toloache on a Sunday night. The place was very busy due to the proximity of Times Square. We had reservations so no problem getting a table. Having a love for Mexican food, I have to say this place did not disappoint. The quality and flavors were fantastic but I do think the portion sizes could be a little better especially for the price point. Our server, Alex, was outstanding! I would not hesitate to go back just to have those fish tacos!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Pre-theater gemOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 10/12/2014We were in NY from Dallas with our granddaughter with tickets to see Cinderella. We chose this restaurant because of its proximity to the Broadway Theater and the good reviews. We arrived at 5:35 for a 5:45 reservation and were seated within minutes. The service was great and we were able to enjoy a wonderful leisurely early dinner. Their margarita's were excellent and we know margaritas. This was perfect for pre-theater, but I think it would be a great place to dine any time.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ExcellentDianeDined on 10/11/2014I've dined here many times and have always been pleased. It's a great place with great food and service.
- Always a winnerMoochieVIPDined on 10/10/2014This is the second time our group dined at Toloache and we enjoyed it as much as the first time. Good drinks, friendly waitstaff, and great food make for a fine dining experience. It's location is ideal for pre-theater dinners and the hostess made sure she knew our curtain time when seating us.Special Features:
- Great Food but CHILAX !gotfoodDined on 10/10/2014This was my second time dining at Toloache-Midtown. Our reservation was at 3:35 on a Friday. Early enough I thought that we would be able to relax and enjoy our food . But we felt very rushed, even though there were empty tables everywhere.the waitress kept asking us if there was anything else she could get us while I was still eating. I finally asked her for the desert menu so she would get the hint that we weren't going anywhere. I'm not sure if they want the young hip clientele to be seen there or they just want to turn the tables fast. I would still recommend this restaurant to a friend, and just tell them to take their time.Special Features:
- Tight qtrs but true gemCH1205Dined on 10/9/2014Delicious from cocktails to tacos. Been for dinner only 3 times and loved it allSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food, but $$$OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 10/8/2014Always great food...service is hectic during the rush and a little uneven, but friendly. The prices, however, are getting steep Lunch for 3 with a shared appetizer, 3 entrees, 1 drink and no dessert was $150.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Would definitely recommendVinnyDined on 10/7/2014Went here for my first date, the ambiance was excellent as well as the service. We went upstairs where the tables had candles which was a nice touch. The only thing I would improve is the food and the tables, it wasn't bad but it was definitely expensive for a small portion of food and the tables were a bit small. Overall, I would definitely go again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Mexican nr Times Squarekp1234Dined on 10/5/2014Positives - The food and service was great - really authentic and flavoursome! The frozen marguerites and mojitos! Negatives - the restaurant is quite small so you are very crammed in which can feel a little claustrophobic! The chips and guacamole to start with were overpriced, costing just as much as a main meal!! Make sure you book!Special Features:
- Disappointing GuacamoleLitiVIPDined on 10/4/2014Visited this restaurant from an online recommendation from Neil Patrick Harris. Neil, I must disagree that this place has the best guacamole. We were seated right by the kitchen and the servers bumped into my friend on every pass. I know it's tight, but don't seat people and disregard that they are a paying customer. The guacamole, even though prepared fresh behind us, had no distinctive taste. The chips tasted like they came right out of a bag and were cold and stale. The drinks weren't much better. Margaritas tasted watery. Entrees were good, fish tacos crispy with good taste. Ordered Mexican coffee and had to ask for it again when our dessert was almost gone. I think I'll go elsewhere on my next visit.
- KrystalDined on 10/4/2014Great place--lively. Food is outstanding. Margaritas excellent. Desserts are a must try! Service was super. My new favorite place.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Loved the Brunch at ToloacheBobBDined on 10/4/2014It was a great experience eating brunch at Toloache. The Banana French toast was very tasty as was the steak and eggs. We will definitely return again some day.Special Features:
- Yummy food -service could use workOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/3/2014Overall food was great - drinks were tastey. $14 for guac is a little high - but the other menu items were definitely worth it! Tacos were super delicious (just had the spare rib and pork belly) and so was the truffle "quesadilla" which was more of a round flatbread.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- jtgleckOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 10/3/2014Great food, service and a fun place. Just watch the dip at the top of the stairs as several people nearly fell into our table.Special Features:
- Excellent foot, a bit loudThriftyVIPDined on 10/2/2014Great lobster tacos and Queso w/chorizo. Not ear-splitting loud, but hard to have a conversation across a tableSpecial Features:
- Great for 'hood with tricky eatersSaigrayDined on 10/1/2014Theater district is not know for foodie options and the good Hell's Kitchen spots are usually small. So when I needed to find a place for a birthday dinner there for a family including gluten free, veggie and just picky, I was stressed. This was perfect - food was high quality, well thought and prepared but not precious. They had no problem adapting menu items and the waiter was friendly and funny in the face of our complex ordering. Was a bit loud and crowded and took a while to be seated despite reservations but I can roll with that if the rest of the experience is smooth and yummy.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- fantastic findcansrtDined on 9/30/2014Charming mexican restaurant with a great and lively atmosphere.. busy restaurant with people still coming in even when we were leaving at 10pm.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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- Amazing!22CMLDined on 9/27/2014We went here late night after a show, and from the moment we walked in everything from the hostess showing us to our table to the waiter bringing us our check was spot on. The staff was extremely efficient and quick without being pushy at all. They were all very nice and helpful. We both got margaritas which were great. My girlfriend's got a quesadilla, and I got the pescado and brisket tacos. We split the avocado fries, which we had never seen before. Every single thing was amazingly fresh and delicious. We live in Baltimore but will definitely be back next time we make it up. Thanks for a perfect experience, Toloache!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food.OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 9/27/2014This place has the best food around town. We been there a few times and it keeps getting better.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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Just can't find anything like this.
That's because it's not very easy to make (decent) real-time pitch shifters in Max. It takes some time.
On the other hand, you could look at [gizmo~].
But if you are willing to be more adventurous, [fiddle~], [sigmund~], and [pitch~] could help you, as well as a lot of math!
You can also do some real-time pitch shifting with [phasor~] and [tapin~]/[tapout~] — [ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uyzY_ZP54pA ].
However, it may take some time to make a 'successful' real-time pitch-shifter this way.
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Seen this?
Thanks, I'll try it.
Isn't grainstretch~ only for Mac?
I also found that Grain Delay gives pretty similar effect.
there is a windows version of the external in the package as i see. i will def. try that out too. the video looks promising (realtime pitchshift at the end of vid) i used gizmo~ in an fft patch so far but it adds latency.
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I was looking through the forum and couldn`t find the info.
How can I make MIDI-plugin in pluggo run-time?
I use "plugmidiin" and "plugmidiout" in my patcher, but MAX builds
just ordinary VST-effect, not VST-Instrument.
I want to make MIDI-plugin (in VST) to change the data coming from MIDI-keyboard.
What else can I use in my MAX-patch to make VST-Instrument, not
Beforehand thank you!
Are you talking about Max 5 or 4.6?
With Max 5, you cannot create VST plugins (see Max for Live).
With Max 4.x, read the pdf "PluggoDevGuide", you can create MIDI effects, audio effects, and instruments (MIDI in, audio out).
Thank you for the answer,
I mean MAx 4.6, I read the PluggoDevGuide, but there is only info that you should use modules "plugmidiin/out". But after compiling I get VST-effect, not VST-instrument. What should I do more?
Thank you in advance,
a pluggo becomes an instrument when you make it an instrument in
the [plugconfig] script.
[midiin] won´t work with effects so you are on the right path
making an instrument.
but – if you host allows this – [plugmidiout] will work from
effects (just fyi).
Thank you for the answer,
I found that I should only do #C Synth in Plugconfig
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Paname has flown under the radar since opening this past summer
Two years after his prior restaurant closed, Ros has opened up his new Art Deco-inspired French bistro, Paname, this summer on 2nd Avenue between 56th and 57th Streets. The cozy space, with a simple but modern menu is nestled between the tall, modern glass buildings of midtown East. Ros' last restaurant, Meli Melo on Madison, closed after it was damaged by a fire. Ros sought monetary reimbursement from the landlord in a lawsuit.
Although Ros is modest and relatively tight-lipped about the people he has helped over the years, he said that he has seen a former busboy open and run a successful French bistro, and he has seen people with years of experience close down. He is also brutally honest with people who consult with him. A 27-year-old young man from France who had owned a vineyard wants to open a restaurant on the Upper East Side with no prior experience. Ros tried to steer him away from the spot and toward midtown, but he didn't listen. The young man's restaurant never got off the ground.
"A good product and a good price will help you make it," said Ros. "It doesn't matter if you have the best chef in the world, if you have the wrong menu in the wrong neighborhood, it won't work. I don't believe with sticking to one formula. I am open to change."
Ros will be following his own advice and hoping for the best with this new place. With an informal education in French culinary cuisine, Ros is not the typical restaurateur or head chef. He is there seven days a week, running the restaurant, shopping for ingredients and tasting the dishes that come out of the kitchen. At his current place, he even busses the tables.
"It's very important to be there for each plate, to me that's not business it's dedication," said Ros. "If you want to see the chef, I am here. At restaurant groups, you never see the chef. You ask for him and he is opening up a new place in Chinatown."
The menu at Paname is classically modern French with simple dishes. Ros says the most popular dishes right now are the fish and steak chop. He is not trying to do anything trendy or groundbreaking for sure: his crème Brule, he assures his customers, is made with real cream, "not half and half" he says with mild disgust. And his succulent and tender salmon is simply coated with spices and lemon. The trick, he says, is to start with the quality product: the chicken, fish or steak, and to pay attention to sealing in the juices so that the meat or fish is not dry.
Just like his menu, Ros' method of marketing and PR is no-nonsense and old-fashioned too. He scoffs at the likes of Yelp, Zagat and Open Table. In fact, despite the restaurant having been open for six months, only a couple of TripAdvisor reviews, one Yelp review and two blog posts can be found with a quick Google search of Paname. He believes that asking the phone company for a number that is easy to memorize, and in going with a red and white awning to stand out, will go further than a high Zagat score.
"Zagat says 'they' liked the service or the décor, but who is this 'they' and what do they know?" said Ros. "I don't think this place will ever have a problem filling up."
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Nice but da signs they did with their fingers mmmmm
Omg I miss his smile… he never smiles anymore </3
Jelena <||3
omb I hope he didn't get hurt and had a great time
Oh my goodness justin I so love justin .
first time his pants is not falling down good job justin luv you it is good you are trying to stay out of the press nice
Coool! But wait…did he get more tattoos?? or is his arm always been that covered in body ink?
HE needs to turn back into a white boy
What do you mean may I ask?
he acts black. he used to wear skater clothes. He just looked like a white boy.
now he doesnt
…….. I guess people change sometimes he got older and grew out of it possibly ..
Well hes doing a horrible job at acting black
Arent we all glad Justin isnt predjudiced like you…..He not acting black…he acts like Teen trying to be hip and cool…BTW he is a Skater, drummer, hockey, basketball, guitar, piano, SoulfulSINGER, Trumpet and he rides dirtbikes, and he can dance his butt off you Hater…
He is as white as can be and we love him for his Talents not his skin color You idiot…you Hater..Justins a Lover..not Hatin idiot
What happened to his left arm ??
Ookayyy…. that's cool!!!!!.. another thing to add on to the list of something I may never do…. oh yeah I almost forgot… Never say never… okay another thing to add on to my list I Probably won't do…that's better …. BTW nice tats JB
did he get more tattoos? look at his arm, omg does he go to get a tattoo every single day? =(
True It does look like he got more tat's but Idk As long as he's happy we should support him… well if your a Belieber… or you can have your opinion it's stilkl okaii
That sounds so fun hope JBhad a good time.
Lolll you Ppl see the guy in the white shirt in the back… he thinks he's on the Low…. HAaa XD you know he was looking at JB
I think that's the same tattoo or change to his angel tattoo on his arm. Hope he is not thinking of diving from planes now. That is as scary[to me] as the space trip he's taking. But I won't be surprised if he parachutes from the ceiling at the concert; he's full of surprises.
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It's been a few days now since dozens of people posted racist Twitter comments about the Washington Capitals' Joel Ward, and while most of these cowardly bigots predictably deleted their Twitter accounts in full retreat, a few folks have decided to keep their accounts active – and simply deleted said offensive Tweets hoping no one would notice.
Well, we did notice. And so did a lot of other people on Twitter.
Here are five of the racist Bruins fans. In an effort to determine if these people were "true Bruins fans" and actual Boston residents, I posed the question – are you a racist Bruins fan from Boston? And since these folks haven't responded, I'll have to make my best guesses. Here's what I came up with.
Ethan Marshall, aka @GrizzlyMarshall
Meet Ethan. He issued the following Tweet after Game 7: "Fucking stupid arrogant, smelly, useless, waste of life, sad excuse for a NHL hockey playing N—–!!!!"
He has yet to delete this Tweet and has not issued an apology or even responded to the legions of folks on Twitter bashing him – which begs the question, does ole Grizzly even know how to delete a Tweet? Or is he still hung over from last week's Game 7?
And if it weren't bad enough to associate himself with (non-racist) Bruins fans and Bostonians, Ethan is wearing a green "Irish" T-shirt in his Twitter profile pic. Yay for the Irish.
Is he a Bruins fan? The "Irish" T-shirt aside, from the looks of Ethan appears to be a hockey fan from his Twitter posts. He only has 13 Tweets, so it's tough to tell.
Is he from Boston? Unclear. But again, given his T-shirt, his affinity for hockey and the fact that he was Tweeting about a Bruins game, it's looking pretty likely.
Is he racist? This one's pretty easy. Just look beyond his Joel Ward comment. On April 10th Ethan retweeted Adolf Hitler – I wish I were making this up – who posted the following: "How to see if your unborn baby is black: Stick a tampon up there and see if the cotton is picked off."
Now, I'm pretty sure this isn't the real Hitler (though the Twitter handle is @TrueAdolfHitler). But hey, if you're going to retweet a cruel, mass-murdering racist, why not swing for the fences, right?
Billy Grossi, aka @BillyG_2
Meet Billy. He posted the following comment on Twitter after Game 7: "a fucking n—– scored"
Billy deleted the Tweet and, in keeping with his chickenshit attitude, has not apologized or even acknowledged the racist Tweet. Rest assured, this isn't the first time that Billy has used the "N" word in public (see below).
Is he a Bruins fan? Yes. He has Tweeted pretty frequently about the Bruins and other Boston sports team, with the Patriots seemingly as his favorite team. In the ultimate irony, Billy boasts "#TeamBrandonSpikes" in his Twitter profile description. Last time we check, Spikes was black.
Is he from Boston? Not likely. According to Billy's previous Twitter handle, @BillyG247, Billy is from Warwick, R.I. But he's a hardcore Boston sports fan, so I say, close enough.
Is he racist? Um, yeah, we're going to say it's pretty likely since Billy seems to throw the "N' word around pretty liberally. Take a look at this Twitpic from Billy's iPhone to his (white) friend Jon Devito.
Billy, a word of advice – when you ask Brandon Spikes for an autograph, don't begin the conversation with "What's up, my n—–!" It won't end well.
Adam Buskey, aka @AdamBuskey34
Meet Adam. He posted the following Tweet after Game 7: "That Dam n—– on the caps #wardblows"
Adam, like other chickenshits, deleted the Tweet and made no apology. And as you can see from his Twitter profile picture, he's a baseball player (it appears be plays for the Southern New Hampshire Reds AAU team). He's also part of Red Sox Nation and therefore is intent on doing as much damage to the reputation of Boston sports fans as possible. Which is fantastic.
Is he a Bruins fan? Yes. Along with numerous Tweets about the Sox and seems to be a baseball fan first and foremost, he has quite a few about the Bruins as well.
Is he from Boston? His Twitter profile doesn't specify, but considering his affiliation with the SNH Reds and the fact that several Twitter followers hail from Sothern N.H., we're guessing Adam resides in the 'Shire.
Is he racist? Adam doesn't have nearly as damning a Twitter history as his fellow Klansmen-in-training, Billy and Ethan. But he did post the following Tweet – "You only live one(sic) that's the motto nigga #YOLO"* – so it could go either way. In any event, you could make the argument that white boys using "nigga" in any capacity is a slippery slope.
*For those arguing that there's a difference between "nigga" and "n—-r" please remember Bostonians drop their Rs.
JR Harding, aka @jrharding96
Meet JR, or Junior depending on your reading of his name. He posted the following Tweet after Game 7: "I'm still confused how a n—– just scored on tim Thomas"
JR presents an interesting case. He deleted his Tweet, but he acknowledged it was a bad decision and apologized – sort of. He followed up his choice Tweet with this pearl of wisdom: "If it looked like I was trying to.be racists I wasnt. Black people are nasty at every other sport except hockey."
I don't even know where to begin with that one. There were multiple "I'm not racist, really, sorry if you were offended" type Tweets as well, culminating with the now famous Tweet (at least at BTBNL) from my post the other day.
So he gets points for facing the music, but loses points for not knowing what a proper apology is.
Is he a Bruins fan? Absolutely. In fact, JR is probably one of the biggest Bruins fans on my Vendetta list. Lots of Tweets about Boston's hockey team in his timeline. And his Twitter profile pic was a Bruins logo (he recently changed it).
Is he from Boston? His Twitter account doesn't say, but I have a hard time believing that someone can be this much of a hardcore Bruins fan and not live in the area. Plus, it appears JR watched all of the Bruins-Capitals series, which would be a hard thing without NESN.
Is he racist? This one is murky. On one hand, a true racist would have probably just deleted the Tweet and ignored the Twitter fallout. Instead, JR chose to open a dialogue with the world about the merits of black hockey players, which supports the notion that he's just really, really dumb and incredibly ignorant. On the other, hands JR Tweeted this earlier in the month: "I'm tired of niggers, you can't have shit around them. You can't have a nice shit in your house cause they'll bust in and steal #ChrisRock"
I'm pretty sure that's not how Chris Rock wanted that joke recounted.
Kelsey Small, aka @KelseySmall27
Meet Kelsey. I saved her for last because she's female and because of the content of her Tweet. While much of the uproar about racist Bruins fans have feature post-Game 7 Tweet with the "N" word, I wanted to shine a light on those that didn't – but were still offensive. Kelsey posted this following Game 7: "they only won because black people can run fast……. #fuckthecapitals"
The Tweet has since been deleted, but not before being retweeted by three of her friends. Awesome.
Is she a Bruins fan? 100 percent. Her timeline is full of Bruins Tweets. Plus, it's hard to argue with this picture.
Is she from Boston? Kelsey's a big Bruins fan who watches all the playoffs games, and given her affinity for regional chain Marylou's Coffee, she most likely resides in the state.
Is she racist? You can argue the Tweet was just a really poor attempt at humor and posted without hate or malice. Plus I have a hard time believing that anyone who smokes as much weed as Kelsey apparently does can be as bent-of-out-shape racist as some of the other guys on this list. But I scanned her timeline and found this gem – still live, un-deleted, and retweeted by FOUR of her friends — and now all bets are off:
My first reaction was "Oh shit, Hitler was an Aires too?" quickly followed by "How does a high school student get away with Tweeting a swastika?" And then I remembered.
I live in Boston.
Editor's Note: those are the first five racists corralled by the Non-Racist Bruins Fans Vendetta Ride. There will be more to come. Racist Bruins fans, you've been warned. We are BTBNL.
Expect us.