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Lets get this Site done already to many greedy people working on the site.Americans want these buildings to stand again.It has been 10yrs now if this was the 1950′s it would have been done 5yrs ago.Thank You Union idiots.
In todays work environment there are THOUSANDS of people standing in line willing to do the job these workers are not doing.
If you don't want to do the job step aside and let those that need jobs get to work.
Amen Lee.
Ditto Lee!
9% unemployment and these lazy bastards walk off the job. Go union!
I doubt it was the Unions that have caused the delays. Politicians I suspect have been the cause …
Ing who walked out?
Reason #3469 why unions suck.
why did it only take 13 months to build the Empire State building?
Break the back of these Unions. They have destroyed millions of jobs and denied the people of this country the basic right to vote as they have gamed the system through a corrupt Democrat Party.
Get back to work…
Gangs of New York, all over again! No wonder the city is so screwed up!
Unions suck. Thank us for your weekend,40 hr work week,pay,benefits I could go on and on how a union not only helps union workers but every worker. I'm not wasting more of my time people are ignorant.
Hey Dennis – guess you got time to defend your useless union since you walked off the job. Go drink some beer, beat your wife and wait on more taxpayer paid pensions.
Union workers don't want to work should open up work for real workers. Never could understand paying someone to keep a job.
Listen to the elitist snobs who probably didn't have to work a day in their lives to pay off their college educations… Do you people even know what the truth is?
Dennis, I know him not, is correct… And since all of this Union busting over the past 10 years (read during the BUSH admin.) the pay differential between us common folk and those at the "top" as increased multi-fold…
Maybe if you all weren't so blinded by the thought that one day "that will be you"… and realize that you'll never be in the top 1% let alone the top 0.1%, you could think rationally…
All of you calling for the demise of american unions, are just waiting your turn to be next… Slippery slopes suck… just matters when your time at the top of the slide starts…
Dennis I thank you for over priced cars over price workers with no education.Your time card says 40 hrs of work in 1 week but you only worked maybe 20 hours…
OH, and in response to Leo… With that attitude, when your job is outsourced to China, or India, or now according to NPR, Kenya… Let's see how you feel about it all…
That's the problem with this country these days… Guys spouting off who didn't live through the 40′s and 50′s…
All you can do is listen to Limbaugh or Beck or Hannity and not be able to see how they're trying to game the system for their rich friends…
I do not listen to those Idiots,And my job will not be outsourced anywhere..so what is the difference from then to now justme?
Look at MTA
If the Unions would not price the company out,the jobs would be safe..
Hard to believe they'd do this given the environment and unemployment at >10%. Union extortion.
Leo, if you're job won't be outsourced, then congrats… Though even doctors (Xray's read in Bangalore for starters) and Lawyers (it's all paperwork) are going that route now… If you're self employed, maybe time to listen to the men who created this country, the founders of IBM, GE, GM, etc… not the MBAs that took over to milk these companies for all they're worth…
The founders knew that the legacy they left behind, workers lives and livelyhoods, were important. They created these companies to outlive them… Not to constantly try and churn higher and higher profits so that wall street can keep playing games and making money without really doing anything…
I'm sure that I will in no way influence your way of thinking… But maybe, just maybe… If you tried to see things from another perspective you might have a bit more empathy for those who have lost their jobs due to outsourcing..
Read the WST, NYT, Economist… see how the Bush era tax cuts have caused the problem via loss of tax revenue increasing the debt… Really understand that those in power (banks, large corporations) for the most part only work to benefit the very few…
It would seem that you and your like won't be happy unless everyone is either working for minimum wage or out of a job altogether…
Our system is not based on the original captialist tenents of Locke… It's been bastardized over the years… The Great Depression was a first cut… No one saw it for what it was, after it was over, the Rockefellers and Rothchilds were fine… even better than fine… They just learned how to game the system all over again until today… Get everyone to point fingers at their neighbors… HE's the guy with a union job… HE's the guy who's not working for his money… Granted, there are many who do work the system from that side… But to lump all unionized workers into that pile would seem specious, at best… What about the guy just trying to make ends meet from week to week???
Used to be, you could raise a family on one income… And live a good life… Now it takes 2 working sometimes multiple jobs to be able to make it… Inflation is just a way to take more of your money… And
require you not to be able to save as much as you'd like… But governments would have you believe that inflation is necessary… IF cost inflation is necessary… then why isn't WAGE inflation just as necessary??? And if that's true, why is there inflation at all???
You get a raise, you pay more in other places such that your raise is wiped out before you get it…
If you're lucky enough to be able to print money to make up the difference… More power to you… Most people can't… yet you begrudge them work and jobs that they've done for years prior to "outsourcing" by saying NOW there's too many people without a job, you should be happy to be paid anything… Your forgetting the problem is the loss of the original jobs… Which were supposed to be replaced with jobs "higher up the intellectual chain"… which, in case you haven't noticed… hasn't happened… Those jobs got moved as well…
Sorry to be long winded… It's been a long day… But to say that Unions are wrong out of hand is about as good as saying that Insurance shouldn't cover the cancers of Ground Zero workers… You don't have a solution… You're just looking for a scapegoat… Just happens to be a group that you're not part of… So it works for you…
I'm no happier when I hear about cops working double overtime in their final year to pad their pension… But that doesn't mean they all do… Or if they do… Change the system… don't just say that unions are bad… It was the geniuses who agreed to these contracts who are as much to blame…
Wise up union supporters. Many union contractors are not so secretly opening non-union shops to keep people working. Look at non construction related industries, auto manufacturing for example. The cost of the humans exceeds the hard cost of the vehicle parts. Keep drinking the "middle class exists because of the union" Kool aid. Collective bargaining has brought airlines to their knees, crippled school districts, left countless employers bankrupt, drove the price of goods to points unseen and driven quality into the ground. Jobs are outsourced because of unions. Not the other way around.
Hey, JustMe, if you were at work doing your union job, you wouldn't have time to write all of this. Unless of course, you have bullied someone into allowing you personal time to conduct union business while at work. I guess the latter is probably true…
I do not belong to a union. However, I know somthing about union negotiations. These contract talks began at least 6 months if not a year prior to the walk out. If you think these union members want to go even a day without pay you would dead wrong. They walked out because the company was no longer negotiating.
That said:
For those who think unions are the bane of our work force you should really read some history and see what it was like when you had company inspectors come to your home and go over it with a white glove and a compay eye for decor. There was even corporal punishment. If there was a way for a company to take advantage of the workers they took it. You got injured on the job you were fired. You couldn't stand up after being at your post for 48 hours straight you were fired.
My biggest problem with unions is that some of them are way do deep into company pockets. Please read your history. Unions may no longer be at the fore front of worker rights but, thay are not the bane of industry.
Sorry… I do not have a union job… NEVER have… I started work at 5:30am today, and most days… and am writing this on my own time… Don't get me wrong… I used to be, in my younger days, anti-union, right wing, conservative, etc… Used to make all of the same arguments that you all would use… After years of watching how the system really works… I've changed my opinion on a lot of things…
As I said… If you want to do nothing but to nitpick, or try to make out of hand negative remarks, rather than have actual information or opinions to discuss… Then there's nothing I, nor anyone else, can do to change your mind…
Enjoy your day..
Don't start with the inspections and corporal punishment talk. That was a long time ago and in case you have forgotten we have laws now that preclude this type of behavior and provide for severe punishment for anyone violating them. This is neither an endorsement of a union nor demonstrates a continued need for them. People continue to try to justify their existence but pay no mind to the fact that they (unions) have run companies out of business and driven communities to the brink of ruin. Stop. Worst excuse yet. Go back to work. The employers should not be required to 'negotiate' to pay exorbitant salaries and wages with unreasonable pension plans. Most companies are working on a near zero margin as a result of the current economy and everyone working for them should be thankful they have a job. If you don't like the terms of your employment, take the risk, start a company and pay what you would like. Get over yourself.
If tax cuts are responsible for the debt crisis then flies are responsible for all of the trash they bring to the local dump. Over spending is the cause of debt. Look at your credit card bills as an example. If you make $4,000 per month and append $5,000 you have a debt problem, not an income problem.
SWTCT… Do you even know what you're talking about? Or just making generalizations on the discussions?
There is no company that works at zero-margin… or they'd be out of business… Basic principle… EVEN if they SAY they're at zero-margin… What do you think their CEO is making??? $0??? I don't think so… And if you do, then again, there's no way to change your mind…
Please, don't try to hide behind general comments if you don't know the facts… I'm not saying that I do… But your argument quotes a lot of generalities… nothing specific… If you were part of the entire 6 months of negotiation, I apologize… If you for a fact know that everything you've said about these contract negotiations is true, I apologize… If not, then saying "they should be thankful to have a job" is exactly the mentality that existed prior to Unions… And you're espousing nothing more than what the companies want you to…
Should we now brand you a corporate-troll??? IF not, then why would you infer that someone is a union-troll as your only arguement???
Thanks for your time… Enjoy your day…
Most of you people have forgotten all that unions have done for every worker. Weekends,8 hour workday,lunch break, overtime, maternity leave, job training, job safety and fair wages to name a few. Also a non non union company charges the same as a union shop as far as bidding work. The difference is in profit margin. Non union has a lot more wiggle room to appear cheaper. But at the end of the day unions spread the profit to employees not just owner and select few who most if the time don't even get dirty.
Would seem that you're forgetting that GIVING AWAY $3-6T of your income (CBO numbers not mine) due to Bush-era tax cuts… And expecting tax incomes to INCREASE would be the problem…
You can't spend what you don't have… Sure enough… BUT, GW gave away TRILLIONS of dollars to the corporations in some strange belief in "trickle-down" economics… Give the corporations money, and they'll hire more people who will pay income taxes… That's the theory… doesn't seem to hold water if all the companies do is pay their CEO's and Wall Street makes a killing… Not much taxes paid on foreign non-repatriated income… Yet CEO's get paid their bonuses… and Bankers get bailed out when they make mistakes… Do you think someone is going to come in with a TARP if you can't pay your mortgage???
The problem, is debt, sure… But originally, it's one of false/incorrect belief in where that income would come from…
okay let me start by saying this they walked out the job not by their own will but by union officials that persuaded them . now what they get a halt for a week or two a bigger paycheck but of course union officials get the bigger cut from Albany unions yes they are united and a politician party in a way yes they are corrupt in way just like the big guys now that said wouldnt u want to be part of the deal or u want the banks and investors take away ur money n be part of the crisis………
These workers need to stop drinking on the job. WSJ should stop by Cordato's Deli, Greenwich St and sit and watch the construction works walk in and grab a beer on their lunch break. The restaurant even assists them by putting the beer in a coffee cup.
Unions have overturned some very bad things, but that was generations ago and I really don't see that happening again in our society. Research has shown that keeping employees happy boosts productivity and is the right thing to do even if your only concern was maximum profit. Since most employers aren't evil they'll also appreciate making life better for others by providing good jobs
I don't know the details of this strike, but if they're extorting unreasonable demands, like 2~3 times the pay and benefits the job would cost on the open market. It's not helping anyone. Employers will just start ignoring unionized industries, meaning less jobs and less getting done.
Unions were needed at one time in history, but check your calendar, it's not 1920. Unions are the very reason jobs go overseas and I can't blame the industries for trying to make money and not pay 3 different people to plug in a lamp, that is after their 30 minute break.
I hired a union plumber to give me an estimate on a copper repipe of my house with a crawl space: $9000. I hired a non-union plumber to give me an estimate: $4000. I did the re-pipe myself over 4 vacation days: $600. So now why is a union plumber worth $9000?
Just me: I was in a union 2 of them and now i am not self employed or rich but work as a Chef in the food and bev.Industry.In the past i was management in a union Restaurant all the union did was to drive Cadillac's when they came to see their people they were representing.these employees were making alittle over min.wage and were great workers.the Union reps at this local were harassing the part time employees about their part time hours and said they owed back dues to the local or they would be out of a job(they did work the hours needed to be non-union)just saying some unions are only about them the upper management,and how much money they can rip off the working class.
And BTW, when the union guy did the estimate, he told me because my house was so old I would also need new sewer lines to the street for $14,000. He didn't even look. At least the non-union guy ran a camera through the sewer lines and showed me there was nothing wrong with them.
and so do their UNIONS..there is too much bs to go through to do anything in NY and that is why it's so expensive..no wonder their unemployment is higher than most states..yall deserve it
Solidarity forever !!!!
Idiots. People have no clue. I'm worth everything I make. Proud to be UNION.
Another Good Union Job!!!
Two of my very closest friends own union shops and another abandoned the union a few years ago for the myriad of reasons listed above, and others. One glazers and one electricians. My neighbor runs a union sign shop (second largest in the state) and they were just extorted for $3 per hour raises for a company that is loosing money each month in this economy. Another personal friend of mine was UAW for 30 years, and bragged about not 'working' for the last seven years of his duties and ripping GM off to the tune of $65 per hour. The glazers actually work in NY. My company just opened a shop in NJ to serve the NY area. After almost a year of negotiations BTW and legalized extortion to the tune of tens of thousands of dollars per employee.
As far as the union friends, none of them likes the union but have been part for so long they cannot afford to give up on it now. Our shop has raised prices by 30% to support the extortion of the union and still keep working. A second shop we have in NJ has all union mechanics and drivers, they are overpaid and under worked but protected from discipline by the union. CEO's pay and profitability are not linked. See also GM, Chrysler/Fiat etc. People negotiate their deal on the way into a job. Pay is what pay is. You cannot link pay with profitability. Profitability is what allows a company to expand, hire more, buy equipment, new facilities, etc. You have demonstrated your ignorance of this simple business practice. Companies can lose millions of dollars each month as they are financed, but continue to pay their employees and bills. This does not mean they have put one thin dime into the bank. Large companies do not operate off of their profits, they operate off of the banks and bonds. They repay the bonds and that is why banks invest. Continue your half hearted attempts to justify the union. It falls on deaf ears. They are becoming a victim of their own greed and stupidity. You may not change my mind, I have too many examples of the failures. I am not union and make a handsome living and support my family very well thank you.
Dennis 95% of the people could do your job.what do you do on your union job?pour crete or laborer?plummer/
Lock them out!
A friend of mine owns a landscaping contract company doing large jobs,but when you have to hire Union labors at 26.35 an hour and operators at 45.55 an hour and they cant even do the job,it is not hard digging a hole and putting a shrub or tree in it or not really knowing how to operate a bobcat or tractor right but since they got ripped off by their union in dues they think they deserve more money..It really sucks when after 4:00 they leave(the union workers)we had to go and fix all that they messed up.and we also got more done after they left..we called it the Landscape fairy.wow was the steward pissed every morning when he got there..oh well
Working without a contract? Big deal, they still get payed, probably over payed. At least they have a job. I have no pity on whining union workers
48 comments and what 2 are in a union?does anyone in the union want to till us why your worth let say 27.oo an hour to sweep floors and take out the trash at any car makers GM,FORD, CHRYSLER?????? And yes i know ppl that work at all 3 or did
Hey to all who say out with concrete guys. FYI, the pay is a modest $37/hr and of the 2400 union concrete guys only about half of them work a full year. We don't make tons of money. What we do is expose ourselves to silica , asbestos, heat exhaustion, frigid winters and dangerous heights, all to provide a small semblance of security, like paying rent and bills and taxes and putting food on the table so our wides and kids can have the same thing that everyone else in this country wants. A chance to earn a living ! And anyone who know our business understands that the post retirement period for a construction workers is 13 pension checks, then death. Look at the stats. We did not invoke this strike. We don't want this strike. We want to work.!!! The developers want us to work for $29/hr and they want to kill our annuity. Concrete work breaks you down physically. And you don't get rich from it………why is it I don't hear people complaining about the trades that just got a raise in these difficult times. Give us the benefit of the doubt here….oh, and I almost forgot,,,the next time you fill up your gas tank, or go to dunkin donuts or go to the grocery store, ask just how many of them were born in this country and why our government so readily hands out primary loans to foreigners……..if you bash the unions now and don't support the a American value system, your job will be next. Explain that to your kids !!,
Unions were originally put forward by Socialists. Communism was a big thing back in the 1930′s and unions really got organized. You know Workers of the World Unite blah, blah.
Read "Part of Our Time, Some ruins and monuments of the thirties" by Murray Kempton
We don't need any unions at all. There is no union that should exist today. I don't care what any of you union people say, you are spoiled and greedy and I sincerely doubt you are worth it.
I wish I made $37 hours! If you don't like the work, get another job. I don't care if you eat silica, you don't have to work there. I will continue to bash unions because they help move jobs overseas.
The politicians moved the jobs overseas
37 dollars an hour,wow thats like 1480.00 a week just putting in a 40 hour week not including the OT you are working at time and a half what 56 dollars an hour.Yes concrete guys work hard I've did that work for 3 summers at 7 dollars an hour and when i learned how to do the finishing i was paid 12 so your 70 to 90 thousand a year job(if you work all year)is a small semblance of security give me a break what i do now is harder and more stressful than pouring concrete for 8 hours a day please spit that garbage else where
Jim:So you are saying you can not live a good life making 37 Dollars an hour plus bennies?Then you sir are living beyond your means..
Give the concrete workers the pay raise and focus your anger about making too much money on actors and sports players. The manual laborers do not get enough compensation for the work they do. Actual work to get businesses built so we can work at our desk jobs every day.
Pay raise for what?now i see why you are a ex wife
what could you be doing that is harder then bending all day, go home filthy . by the way uncle sam takes most of the money we make an hour.
standing,lifting,bending,working in the heat,doing tons of paper work over seeing 30 people.and on and on.so how the Iron business these days?
"In todays work environment there are THOUSANDS of people standing in line willing to do the job these workers are not doing. If you don't want to do the job step aside and let those that need jobs get to work."
Maybe if all you office workers didn't decide to take a career path anyone could do you would make more money. Its pure jealousy. And before anyone says they can do my job where are you? We have a hard time filling apprenticeship classes because everyone in America wants to go to college to sell foreign goods. Corperations own this country they want nothing more than to divide the workforce. As long as we bicker and argue they will just keep lowering our standards of living and taking our rights away
I think the people who keeps repeating "In todays work environment there are THOUSANDS of people standing in line willing to do the job these workers are not doing. If you don't want to do the job step aside and let those that need jobs get to work." IT'S EASIER SAID THAN DONE! It is much more complicated than that. It's all about politics! Politics and construction is very related.
Folks, concrete work is the hardest job in construction. Most construction workers can't do it, so I'd really like to see some of you union hating white collar types try and last out on the deck for even one day! Those men and women earn every penny they get – in fact, considering how hard their job is, how high their death and injury rates are and how much value added they add to the buildings they work on, they are actually UNDERPAID at $ 30/hr!
Anybody who thinks there are thousands of people who could last a day on the top deck of a high rise working is welcome to try it for a day. Clearly you don't know what you're talking about if you think so. I am an electrician of many years. When I have to go up to the top deck dor my part of the job I use only one strategy. Get my stuff together, rush up and do my deal, get the he'll off the deck. It's some of the most brutal conditions in all of heavy commercial construction. Concrete work? I'm not doing it. And if you don't know don't judge
Regardless of how many people may or may not be available to take these jobs if Working Americans do not walk off the job is not the issue. If American workers don't see the writing on the wall by now they better open their eyes. This is a world wide austerity agenda these are the uber wealthy who don't give a whit about people. Look back in history these are the same people who let young girls burn in the shirt waist factories, had children in coal mines, paid people in script & virtually kept them slaves. Unity is the only way for working class people this means UNIONS and supporting UNIONS. None of the very wealthy are feeling any pain. They are actually going to make money on this last manufactured debt ceiling crisis. The president did not protect us in the debt ceiling crisis or with the tax cuts on the 1%. They are skimming off of the top of every worker in the US. We need some serious GENERAL STRIKES, BOYCOTTS & CIVIL Disobedience. The media is ignoring protests taking place all over the country & the world. We need to stand while we are still strong enough to stand. Those that are still fortunate enough to have jobs need to understand that if you wait until you loose you jobs those before you won't be able to stand with you. The congress is leaving for their month long vacations without doing anything about the 94,000 people who were put out of work because they failed to do their jobs. We are loosing $200 Million dollars a week in tax revenues because of their failure to do their job. The airlines are keeping that tax money for themselves. This treatment of workers is unacceptable. These congressmen are going back to their districts give them the Walker treatment, follow them where ever they are shame them bring attention to them, NO JUSTICE NO PEACE! The working class is on our own we either stand united or we will all fall.
This is the slow boiling of the frog if you don't know what that means I'll explain.
If you try to put a frog in a boiling pot of water it'll jump out so you put the from in room temperature water and heat it up ever so slowly so the frog doesn't notice until it is too late for the frog to jump out.
American workers are in the water & have been. It's not boiling yet but it's getting close.
Solidarity from WI to the construction workers of NY we hear you
The post above is mine I forgot to put anything for a name anyway a couple of things I learned from the WI protests
get you people set up with twitter where possible
have a union twitter account
establish some hash tags
take pictures, videos, write you papers, make phone calls – the media will ignore you if they can they will
definitely lie about the protests
Stay peaceful
contact the ACLU
write the # of the lawyers on you arm, leg where ever you won't have you cell phone if you are arrested
If arrested do not resist, just skimming the police with you arm, hand whatever can result in a felony
treat the police with respect they are working people too
sing, play drums, chant , keep it peaceful
Good luck!
I just checked out some of the responses above & thought of one other issue the sock puppets. These are the people who are paid to post as many different people. Their posts are meant to hurt, it's psych-ops, ignore them they will take the wind out of your sails.The lies on the forums, TV and newspapers is going to really surprise you. Even if you knew Fox lies as we tried to point out here is WI you world is going to be shaken when you see how complicit other news organizations are in the union bashing. The tea party is largely AstroTurf but their adamant believers are very cold, uncaring, selfish individuals. They all subscribe to the Ayn Rand Philosophy.
If you can get some good information in local forums it may be worth responding to the sock puppets (trolls) on occasion, but for the most part it is a waste of your time. So for the most part don't feed the trolls.
Solidarity from WI
Many of these "paid bloggers" or on the posting for a profit and im sure the other union bashers are posting while they are enjoying their coffe brake in an a safe air conditioned cubical wondering when there 8 hour work day will be over, benefits we union members have made standard for the rest of America!
This is the world that those spouting off against unions forget about… I'm not pro-union, but I do believe
that it's a slippery slope… and to not see it coming is to be in the pockets of big-media, big-banks, big-corporations…
No one thought that BladeRunner world would ever really happen… but it is… a little bit at a time… and all those "gonna-be-rich" won't understand until it's them in the unemployment line… Oh wait, if they had their way, there won't be any unemployment insurance when they get there…
Cost of FOOD up more than 80% since 2005… Cost of fuel up 100% since 2005… What's the government's fix? Take those "fluctuations" out of the inflation numbers… If it costs more to feed/clothe/take care of a family than it did 10 years ago… why would you think it's not fair that wages go up? Costs go up… Wages go up (or are supposed to) inflation makes it a zero-sum game… the only winners are those at the top that siphon off all of the money they can…
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The city of Davenport traces its beginnings to an1832 treaty signed by Chief Keokuk of the SaukIndians, which transferred a fifty-mile strip of land along the Mississippi River from the Yellow River in the north to the Des Moines River in the south. Over the past 168 years, the resultant city has evolved from a frontier outpost to a premier gateway to the West, a commercial powerhouse on a prime river location to a Midwestern banking and financial center. This pictorial history documents the transformation of the city through more than 200 vintage photographs. Davenport was a major entrance to the West, as well as a destination itself during the 19th century. Pioneer families and immigrants alike found a haven in the rapidly growing city, and they founded department stores, construction companies, breweries, banks, and churches. Germans, Irish, Swedes, Hungarians, and African Americans all brought cultural traditions and ideas that contributed to the flavor of the city. The Great Depression, two world wars, and the economy's conversion from agriculture to commerce also delineated the boundaries of Davenport as we know it today.
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German Masters Champion
Carter enjoyed perhaps the sweetest moment of his career in January 2013 when he won the German Masters in Berlin. He came from 5-3 down to beat Marco Fu 9-6 in the final and win his third ranking title.
That came after years of battling Crohn's disease so it gave Carter great satisfaction to prove that he could still win major titles.
A few weeks earlier, he had suffered an agonising defeat in the semi-finals of the UK Championship, as he led Shaun Murphy 8-4 but lost 9-8.
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As the show stands now, there are only ten cheftestants remaining, and this Wednesday's episode brings us Restaurant Wars! Probably the most dreaded challenge for contestants is the most anticipated one for fans.
From one episode preview on the BravoTV website, it appears that Justin, Carlos, Nina, Shirley and Sara are teamed up as the green team. Leaving Brian, Carrie, Nicholas, Stephanie and Travis as whatever other color team the judges assigned.
I am intrigued to see how these teams were picked. It almost seems like a bit of a mismatch. The (Insert Color Here) team has Travis, who I think is by far the worst remaining chef on the show, and Brian whose biggest triumph was making some "hip tang" hot sauce for an acid induced Dr. John. However, Stephanie and Nicholas appear to be as talented as anyone in the competition. As for Carrie, she somehow always makes her Midwestern home-style flavors work in her favor.
The green team however, seems like it has much more talented chefs. Nina has been an absolute juggernaut in this competition, and Carlos, may be the dark horse to win the whole competition.While, Shirley, Justin and Sara have been in their fair share of top three's. Sara is the only real weak link here, and her food has been judged as such the past few episodes. This explains why the team put her and her hair in the front of the house. A good idea in theory.
However, still another preview on the Top Chef website, makes it seem like the green team's service is a train wreck. As always, Top Chef looks at the food over everything, so I expect the green team to win and caucasian Asian, Travis to pack his knives and go.
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thanks ever so much, you can pay me in oreos and starbucks.
thanks ever so much, you can pay me in oreos and starbucks.
focus on more than one thing, otherwise you're doomed to be very boring. san choo.
next week you'll see plenty of harry potter posts, not to worry. had no idea all my followers were so into hp, but i'm glad they are.
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pure genius.
i could take a journey to the lylat system and/or dinosaur planet.
meh, nothing too crazy. jeans, t-shirts and leather jackets are all you need.
because my parents are pterodactyls what what.
oh by the way, i'm doubling up on starbucks trips this weekend. it's on.
eating a sandwich.
no, i will leave that task to god. but thanks.
photoshop, it's my only friend.
move to the city if you can even if it means taking a shit job in a restaurant or bar or something. it will be really tough to get a job straight out of college, i wouldn't rule out doing more internships. staying positive is key, i hit plenty of dead end interviews and false leads along the way but as long as you have that whole "f that, on to the next" mentality you'll be a-ok. good luck.
silver lining.
thanks for the kind words. the fountainhead is on the to-do list. stay tuned.
word. while we're on the topic of deatheaters, bellatrix lestrange would be awesome too.
i like to think they all called her trixy lestrange when they were like, at a bar.
good call. mrs. coulter has some serious potential.
watching the half blood prince right now, they just killed dumbeldore. horrible.
thank you.
come on dude i thought we were friends. you think i needed a wikipedia link to explain crash bandicoot? clearly, you don't know me as well as i thought.
that's very kind of you. i've been meaning to look in to comics, oh excuse me, graphic novels for posts. somebody had suggested pamela isley (poison ivy from batman) perhaps i'll start there.
challenge accepted. i've actually done a few of them before, they are definitely tough though.
roxanne by the police
earth angel by the four seasons
barbara ann by the beach boys
all day and all of the night by the kinks
the gypsy from love potion no. 9
there may be a few others listed on the index.
thanks but that picture isn't me. i'm a 653 year old cave troll, i've been evicted and am living under a bridge.
F YEAH. thanks for the sticker.
whoa. game-changing. like aeris, tifa, yuffie, cloud and sephiroth? yes. yes i absolutely could.
thank you, i appreciate that.
unacceptable joe, unacceptable.
hey thanks. been photoshopping since i was 13, it's been a long time.
given that you are a faceless being of the tumblrverse, no.
also, don't play into that whole bullshit league situation. i stopped playing in leagues when i was in the ninth grade.


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Missoni Unstructured Zigzag-Knit Mohair and Wool-Blend Blazer
Italian label Missoni unveils their latest outerwear option for the forthcoming season. Employing mohair and wool into this richly-textured zigzag navy piece, it gives an overall impression of both outward decadence and inherent charm. Key detailing includes notch lapels, three patch pockets, and a partially lined body. The latest from Missoni can be purchased at MR PORTER for $1,695 USD.
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Laurie's Rocket to Stand at McDowell Farm
Laurie's Rocket has been retired and will stand the 2015 season at Bill and Mary McDowell's McDowell Farm near Sparkman, Ark., owner Willis Horton announced Oct. 22.
Laurie's Rocket has been retired and will stand the 2015 season at Bill and Mary McDowell's McDowell Farm near Sparkman, Ark., owner Willis Horton announced Oct. 22.
Unbridled's Note will be seeking his fourth stakes win over the Santa Anita Park downhill turf course as he tops the field of 11 older horses for the Eddie D. Stakes (gr. IIIT) Sept. 26.
The $100,000 Cougar II Stakes (gr. III) may have been a marathon, but it was over in a hurry after Irish Surf took command and never received a challenge the evening of July 25 at Del Mar.
The 8 3/4-length winner of the Oak Hall at Evangeline Downs in his last start headlines a field of nine including last year's 1-2 finishers, Scatman and Jasizzle, and eight-time stakes winner Delaunay.
Summer Hit, sent off at 3-5 odds, did not disappoint as the gelding went wire-to-wire and withstood a stout challenge from stablemate longshot Longview Drive to win the All American Stakes (gr. III) at Golden Gate Fields.
After rallying from fourth to win the San Francisco Mile Stakes (gr. IIIT) April 26, Pepper Crown will try for a second straight graded stakes win at Golden Gate Fields Monday, April 26 in the All American Stakes (gr. III).
Tapiture smoothly rocketed through the turn on the sloppy track on his way to completing four furlongs in :50 April 28 at Churchill in his final timed work before this year's Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (gr. I).
Jerry Hollendorfer has a trio of older runners set to go in the San Franciso Mile (gr. IIIT) April 26, led by Summer Hit, as the Hall of Fame trainer attempts to win Northern California's top grass race for the third time.
Steve Haskin discusses his intrigue with Ride On Curlin this week.
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Ron Winchell's homebred Tapiture made his season debut a stirring one Feb. 17 when he galloped to a 4 1/4-length victory over Strong Mandate in the $300,000 Southwest Stakes (gr. III) at Oaklawn Park.
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Hopeful Stakes (gr. I) winner Strong Mandate returns to action for the first time since the Breeders' Cup Juvenile (gr. I) in the $300,000 Southwest Stakes (gr. III) Feb. 17 at Oaklawn Park.
Trainers Steve Asmussen and Chris Hartman slipped in a pair of final workouts for their Southwest Stakes (gr. III) hopefuls between the first and second races on the program at Oaklawn Park Feb. 13.
Racing fans will want to take a short break from pre-Super Bowl hype Feb. 2 to check out the Palos Verdes Stakes (gr. II) at Santa Anita, where Eclipse Award sprint finalists Secret Circle and Sahara Sky are set for battle.
Suggestive Boy, who went to the sidelines with a splint injury last spring, returns from an 11-month absence to defend his title in the $200,000 Arcadia Stakes (gr. IIT) Feb. 1 at Santa Anita Park.
Favored Unbridled's Note collared El Commodore near mid-stretch en route to his first victory in 10 months, taking the $100,000 Daytona Stakes (gr. IIIT) on the hillside turf course at Santa Anita Park Dec. 28.
Hillside turf specialists Chips All In and Unbridled's Note head a competitive field of eight in the $100,000 Daytona Stakes (gr. IIIT) Dec. 28 at Santa Anita Park.
Boat Trip earned his fourth win in five tries on the Hollywood Park turf when he came from off the pace to capture the Hollywood Turf Express, a race that featured an extremely rare triple dead-heat for second Dec. 8.
Majestic Stride, who closed well to finish fourth in this year's Xpressbet Breeders' Cup Sprint, made easy work of four foes to capture the $100,000 Vernon O. Underwood Stakes (gr. III) at Betfair Hollywood Park Nov. 28
Jeff Bonde will send out Anillo and Majestic Stride as he seeks a repeat victory in the $100,000 Vernon O. Underwood Stakes (gr. III) on the Thanksgiving Day card at Betfair Hollywood Park.
Despite the 2012 winner, Mizdirection, returning to try for a double, a full field of 14 entered the Breeders' Cup Turf Sprint (gr. IT) Nov. 2. Mizdirection, who won last year from post 11, drew the 12 hole this time around.
Some of the leading contenders for the Nov. 1-2 Breeders' Cup World Championships, including Game On Dude, Paynter, and Beholder worked at Santa Anita Park the morning of Oct. 28.
Chips All In, back on his favored Santa Anita turf course, staved off the late-charging Boat Trip by a nose to capture the $101,750 Eddie D Stakes (gr. IIIT) on the opening day of the autumn meet Sept. 27 in Arcadia, Calif.
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Tales from the Trail
Air Obama: President's re-election campaign goes Dream Team
President Barack Obama's campaign fundraising "Win a date with a celebrity" lottery has gone Dream Team.
The campaign is offering donors who give at least $3 the chance to enter a lottery to attend the "Obama Classic," a night of basketball with some of the sport's greats — Alonzo Mourning, Patrick Ewing, Sheryl Swoopes, Carmelo Anthony and Kyrie Irvin — and the player many consider its greatest, Michael Jordan.
"Imagine shooting hoops with Carmelo Anthony, Patrick Ewing, Sheryl Swoopes, Kyrie Irving, and Alonzo Mourning. Oh, and you'll get to meet President Obama and Michael Jordan over dinner, too," Obama campaign staffer Marlon Marshall said in an email to supporters.
"Hit the court with Patrick Ewing and Melo? Trade stories with the President? This is the kind of stuff your kids will tell their kids, and no one will believe it until you show them a photo," the email said.
Obama's campaign has raised millions of dollars, and increased its small-donor base, with lotteries offering dinners or parties with the president, First Lady Michelle Obama, Vice President Joe Biden, former President Bill Clinton or Hollywood stars – and Democratic supporters – like Sarah Jessica Parker and George Clooney.
Jordan won six championships with the National Basketball Association's Chicago Bulls, Obama's favorite basketball team, and was the league's Most Valuable Player five times. In 1992, he was part of the "Dream Team," the first U.S. Olympic basketball team to feature active NBA players, which defeated its opponents by almost 44 points per game as it marched to a gold medal at the Barcelona games. Ewing was also a member of that team.
Photo credit: Former basketball great Michael Jordan watches the Texas Rangers play against the New York Yankees in New York, October 19, 2010. REUTERS/Ray Stubblebine


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Three months ago, Michael Stec could bench-press 275 pounds. Now the 56-year-old struggles to walk, gripping tightly to the parallel bars at Mercy Hospital, his legs buckling underneath him like broken stilts.Most people never know how they get sick. But Stec says he can pinpoint the exact moment. H ... More >>
We're not quite allergic to The Daily Beast's trademark city ranking listicle yet, but their latest has us feeling a little sick. According to their statistics, Miami is America's sixth sickest city. No, that's not "sick" as in "perverted" or "sick" as in bro-talk for "awesome," though we have a ... More >>
Earlier this month, authorities confirmed an outbreak of the H1N1 virus at the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention center, known as the Krome Service Processing Center, in Miami. Now the 19-month-old child of an employee at the center has a confirmed case of the virus, and the Americ ... More >>
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The H1N1 virus has claimed its first death in Florida and Miami-Dade County, killing a 9-year-old, according to the Miami-Dade County Health Department. The total number of confirmed swine flu cases in the county now tops 143. The state's count is up to 417. Nationally, the virus is said to be ... More >>
via Choose ToysDespite sharing a border with Mexico, Belize remains Swine Flu free, and they'd really prefer to keep it that way. Royal Caribbean Cruise Line's "Enchantment of the Sea" left port in Miami on June 8th, but by the time the ship reached Belize yesterday an H1N1 scare had broken out ... More >>
Almost two months after the first case was reported, and about a month since anyone cared, the World Health Organization has declared swine flu is officially the first flu pandemic in 41 years!So far, H1N1 has killed 144 people, a small number compared to the millions who died during the last fl ... More >>
We had our fun popping the balloon of the swine flu, excuse me, H1N1 hysteria, but we never once told you to abandon your hourly ritual of hand sanitizer cleansing. Since Miami is a major hub of international travel, especially to Latin America, it always made sense to us that the strain of flu ... More >>
Ecuador has its first reported case of confirmed swine flu, and the victim is an 11 year-old boy who had arrived only days earlier from Miami. Meanwhile, Miami-Dade now has 12 confirmed cases. Being such an international hub certainly puts Miami-Dade at risk for swine flu, but it also places us ... More >>
After a few false alarms, Miami-Dade can now be added to the list of counties with confirmed swine flu cases. Two cases were confirmed by the Centers for Disease Control and the Florida Department of Health, one involving a 13-year-old girl and another a 47-year-old man. Identities weren't released ... More >>
News there were 20 suspected cases of swine flu in Miami-Dade was alarming, but it turns out none of those cases was the dreaded H1N1. Still, the Miami-Dade health department warns, "Samples continue to be sent from Miami-Dade County to the Florida Department of Health State Laboratory for test ... More >>
Gov. Charlie Crist announced today that two cases of swine flu have been confirmed in Florida: a 17-year-old teenage girl who attended Hallendale High School in Broward County and an elementary school boy in Lee County. Earlier, we reported that the 20 suspected cases of H1N1 in Miami-Dade all came ... More >>
Zero swine flu cases have been found Florida, but that hasn't stopped the Herald from reporting 20 people might, maybe, sorta-kinda be infected. So you can probably blame media -- ourselves included -- for the fact that heathy people have stopped buying bacon and started calling their doctors every ... More >>
The fine country of Austria reported its first case of swine flu today according to the World Health Organization. The patient, a 28-year-old woman, who recently returned from a trip to Guatemala to visit her parents, is expected to recover. The woman flew from Guatemala to an airport in Mexico City ... More >>
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This is a blog post to explain the name of our blog and the origins of how we chose it. Four or five years ago, I bought a GBA. I know I am a little behind in the times, but I am not one to shell out big bucks for new systems right away. So along with it, I bought some games. Final Fantasy Tactics Advance was one of those purchases. I immediately fell in love with the Game and am in the midst of playing FFTA2 (which is proving to be just a good, dare I say better?).
This is where the title, Damage -> MP, comes from. It represents a skill that Blue Mages, as well as some Soliders can learn. For those of you not familiar with Character Classes, a Blue Mage represents a certain type of magician. When a Monster attacks with a certain ability (i.e. Bad Breath, Sandstorm, Twister), Blue Mages can "learn" it, allowing them to then use it.
Damage -> MP is a skill used for keeping Blue Mages alive. Instead of converting Damage -> HP (Hit Points), it converts the damage into their MP or Magic Points. Considering they have to take so many hits to gain the skills they'll need, this is a vital skill in terms of raising a successful Blue Mage.
So there you have it, ladies and gentlemen, the reason for the season. For those of you who don't know what Blue Mages look like, I have provided pictures. They wear silly hats.
(The title quote was provided by Scott Andrew McArthur, my ever-so-close friend and partner in writing at SignificantRobot.Blogspot.com)
It'll never be passe to love Andy Warhol.
"Before I was shot, I always thought I was more half-there than all-there — I always suspected that I was watching TV instead of living life. People sometimes say that the way things happen in the movies is unreal, but actually it's the way things happen in life that's unreal. The movies make emotions look so strong and real, whereas when things really do happen to you, it's like watching television — you don't feel anything.
Right when I was being shot and ever since, I knew that I was watching television. The channels switch, but it's all television." -andy warhol
A few days ago, one of my favorite writers died.
"The enormous energy of the twentieth century, enough to drive the planet into a new orbit around a happier star, was being expended to maintain this immense motionless pause." - J.G. Ballard
Ballard's Crash considerably changed my understandings of what literature can do. This grotesque little novel is about a man who, after recovering from a near fatal car crash, finds himself sexually ungratified by anything other than car crashes. I had picked up the short book before a road trip from Indiana to New Mexico with a friend. I read every gorey page with considerable amounts of disgust and revulsion; I didn't want to think any of this had anything to do with me. I detested the novel as overblown, a literary snuff film.
But a few months later, the world became the same blossoming wound he described, and I started seeing tiny collisions in every thing. I wanted desperately to skulk around the highway at night, praying for the crashes he described with such vigor. I wanted to be in my own car crash, to have my own tragedy play out, to be covered in broken glass that resembled, under the street lamp, my own suit of lights.
It seems appropriate the oversexed writer who wrote a pamphlet on the similarities between Ronald Reagan and a circumsised penis, who removed speed limit signs from streets in the hopes of creating accidents, who, on trial for obscenity, told the judge "Of course it's obscene!," would die of prostate cancer.
And the world's probably a better place without his obscenities, without his semen-stained dashboards, without his blood splattered roads. But who wants a better world, anyway? It's a whole lot more boring.
Here's a few paragraphs from a short story I wrote, inspired by Ballard. Yes, this is a shameless plug for my own writing, but also a tribute. Get over it.
"[…]I want to hold him the way the mangled monstrosities of his occupation hold me. When fresh accidents arrive in his garage, he points out to me the bloodstains on the windows; once we found a tooth lodged in the dashboard and I thought it was a pearl.
[…]I wish regularly that my car had a crank, a wind up key, like a toy. And like a child I could rehearse the violence that children don't fully understand, ramming the vehicles into each other, a miniscule collision in my palms.
Everyday I pray for crashes. I close my eyes when I drive. Everyday I hope there is someone speeding, ignoring every red light, I hold the wheel in my hands deciding whether or not to intentionally cross the parallel yellow lines that do not touch, do not touch.
I want the crash to be my excuse. I want to be able to say, "Well, ever since the crash," or "I could have, but then the crash." I want to be able to have something that's mine. Some traumatic experience I could use when I needed to, the only card I could play. I wanted an actual reason for my sadness, some quiet tragedy that people thought I had internalized, he's still dealing with it, he'll be OK soon."
RIP Ballard. I hope you're living out the car crashes of your dreams, somewhere orbiting a less melancholy earth.
Over in Littleton Mass, local artist Joel Wool put up a sound installation called Sound of Found Art at the Indian Hill Music Center. Here's a few impressions:
The main component of the installation is a seventeen minute loop of poets reciting various lines from their works. Each line is cut up and overlapping each other, to create a new sound poem. These sounds are also layered over various other aleatoric noises (static, cars starting, someone bumping into a microphone), but these noises are manipulated and reconstructed so as to imitate other phenomenon (a heartbeat, a growling electo-sounding bass beat).
The artist encourages the viewers to participate in the piece by placing pads in geometric formation on the floor. On the pads, we are encouraged to draw or write out words or noises we hear, then place them on the back table of the room. As the piece loops over the three hour installation, the paper will pile up to create a new assemblage.
Perhaps the most striking component to the piece though is the concept manifested in a more physical form: the speaker console in the center has wires extending to a balcony, and on a stage there is a book with a microphone plugged into it. The sound piece, as a whole then, is a book projecting outwards, a text vomiting out, in all its dramatic and confusing ways, the sounds of its own making. Wool gutted these books (Henry Miller's Tropic of Cancer and two collections of poetry) and equalized all the static, noise, and violence into a bizarre and fascinating project, as confusing and complicated as the books he draws inspiration from.
I am not as artistically cultured as Eric is but here its goes. I liked this installation, quite a bit.
Soundwise, the compilation is very comforting. I found myself meditating to it, losing myself in the rhytm of someone breathing. I imagined ocean waves, when I closed my eyes and at points, could see the very machinery that created the noise. I could literally lay on the floor all day and take a nap.
The space itself is what really helped the piece though. Joel choose to do his work in a auditorium, providing a very aucoustic and open area. We were allowed to sit, lay down and be wherever we wanted to be. I felt more than comfortable. On the floor, we're notepads, provided with pens, instructing us to write down our feelings, image and word that came to us. I found myself caught by a few phrases and sounds, instantly putting them to paper.
Joel provided an element to his piece that I think is important to all art: interpretation. We all percieve things differently, from colors and sounds to taste and even touch. Many times I forget that how I sound in my head isn't how my voice is projected in the real world. Thus, by providing this method of capturing our own ideas, the installition becomes a connection.
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If we were a super-hero duo, this would be our origin story: Late in the year 2007, while Eric was hop-scotching around Europe like the spoiled Long Island brat he is, Sam was busy enjoying the manic-depressive weather of Boston and began courting the lovely and talented Adrien Warner. As Eric returned from his extensive misadventure, trouble was brewing in Bean Town. After a calamitous disaster involving Godzilla, Mothra, Freddy, Jason, Alien, and Predator which destroyed half of the theater district, Eric and Sam realized that with their powers combined, they could save Boston from cataclysmic ennui. Sam, Eric, and Adrien lived, post-crisis, in a Beacon Hill apartment/sauna with no windows for a whole summer, where they began a collective artistic delusion that involved drag queen renditions of 1950's science fiction films, poems about Paris Hilton and Sarah Palin, and a website called cashforyourbutt.com.
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Actor-filmmaker Kamal Haasan, who led the Indian delegation at the ongoing 67th Cannes International Film Festival, said it is vital for Indian filmmakers to take risks to be able to produce "truly global content".
"The problem is that we are a self-sufficient nation. Indian filmmakers need to stop being satisfied with the familiarity and safety of local markets and start taking risks - so that India can constantly produce truly global content that is appreciated across the world," Kamal said in a statement.
Kamal, who returned from Cannes film festival Sunday, is proud to have been part of the prestigious festival as he got an opportunity to rub shoulders with international delegates.
"As an Indian filmmaker, I am proud to have been part of this wonderful endeavour by the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting in making the India Pavilion at Cannes a hub of networking, business and informative interactions to promote partnerships between the Indian film fraternity and the global one," he said.
"I am happy to know that going forward, Indian filmmakers will have the support of the government in pushing forward their business and creative ventures," added Kamal.
He was also the guest of honour at the exclusive networking receptions at the India Pavilion, one of them hosted by the Indian Ministry of Information and Broadcasting and three of them co-hosted by the ministry, and film bodies, producers and filmmakers from New Zealand, Australia and Germany.
Kamal also had the privilege of speaking at the session on 'Co-Production: Merging Resources to Create Magic'.
He lauded the new breed of filmmakers in India who are straying from the path of the commercial mainstream formulas and said, "co-production treaties allow the filmmakers of today opportunities that were unthinkable a decade or two ago".
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Just weeks before his third wedding anniversary, Puddle of Mudd singer Wes Scantlin has filed for divorce from his smokin' hot model wife ... TMZ has learned.
Scantlin filed divorce docs in L.A. County Superior Court Tuesday ... seeking to end his marriage to model/host Jessica Nicole Scantlin. The two married back in 2008.
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I still love "Blurry" to this day. Awesome song.
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After that, the next album got sour. Somethin somethin, about an hour. She still hates meh!...He married that chick he wrote about? wow lol!
Wonder how long it will be before Wes announces he's (been) dating the female singer on tour with them. He was just dying to get married. Just divorcing another dumb blonde.
First off having separte bank accounts and Jessica making more money than that hobbit doesn't make her a gold digger. Just curious if any of you that think she's "average" have googled her. She's beyond smokin and watching her host makes you wonder what the (bleep) this hysterical chick saw in that tool. Homeboy is more done than a burnt marshmallow!
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