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Nicki Minaj and Usher gave a sultry, twerk-filled performance at the recent MTV Video Music Awards on Usher's hit song "She Came To Give It To You." The duo has now dropped a music video of the same song, which is equally interesting and sexy. Usher and Nicki create magic in the music video of the latest single using their dance moves.
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The entire video of "She Came To Give It To You" is shot in an unknown dance club and highlights Usher's incredible dance moves. The lighting affect used while shooting the video gives it a dark, sinister look as Usher shows off his gravity-defying dance moves with various unknown girls. The 31-year-old "Super Bass" rapper makes her sexy appearance almost halfway through the music video. But when she appears, it is hard to take off eyes from her.
The "Anaconda" singer looks incredibly sexy in a racy black one piece dress which shows off her ample cleavage and sexy toned legs. Nicki looks amazing as she makes some really funny faces for the camera. Her most striking feature in the music video is her straight black hair which shine and look glossy. The singer sits down and raps in front of many television sets as a creepy animal crawls over her.
"When your girl come through, Nicki gone crush her," she raps her verse effortlessly. "And tell your man play the back like a spine. He only last six seconds like a Vine."
The video also sees a brief appearance by "Happy" singer Pharrell Williams, who also happens to be the producer of the music video. The song will be featured on Usher's upcoming album "UR." Nicki and Usher gave an explicit performance on the same song at the recent MTV VMAs where the 35-year-old singer was also seen slapping Nicki's butts.
Apart from giving a memorable performance with Usher, Nicki also gave a sexy performance on her song "Anaconda" at the 2014 MTV VMAs on Sunday night. The singer was dressed up in an outfit that resembled a snake and exposed her bums. The "Young Money Queen" singer twerked her butts to the rhythm of the song as she opened the VMA night with artists Ariana Grande and Jesse J. Meanwhile check out her latest music video of "She Came To Give It To You" with Usher below.
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World War II vets invited to share stories during Connellsville library program
July might seem like an odd time of the year to think about Pearl Harbor and the entry of the United States into World War II, but Shirley Rosenberger, who works in programming and circulation at the Carnegie Free Library in Connellsville, said the idea of the theme for an adult reading club goes well with the Fourth of July holiday.
"World War II brought about changes in so many ways," she said. Rosenberger said veterans of World War II were viewed "as heroes," differently from those of, for example, Vietnam.
On Saturday, beginning at noon, the library's adult reading club will review readings about the war, the people who fought and the changes that happened because of the war.
Several World War II veterans are expected to attend to discuss their perspectives on the war.
The session is open to the public. Rosenberger encourages participation.
"World War II brought about changes in so many different ways," she said. "Women joined the workforce (Rosie the Riveter), and new technology (atom bomb)."
Rosenberger said talks by the veterans could give those who attend the perspectives of the World War II veterans when they joined the military and their perspectives when they came home.
She is inviting any World War II veterans to join in the program on Saturday, as well as members of the public.
The program should run two hours but could go over.
Rosenberger said the library will be open until 5 p.m.
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Two days ago I posted excerpts from an interview about Guantánamo and my work that I undertook as part of The Rule of Law Oral History Project, a five-year project run by the Columbia Center for Oral History at Columbia University Library in New York, which was completed at the end of last year.
In this follow-up article I'm posting further excerpts from my interview — with Anne McClintock, Simone de Beauvoir Professor of English and Women's and Gender Studies at the University of Wisconsin-Madison — although, as in the previous article, I also encourage anyone who is interested in the story of Guantánamo and the "war on terror" — and the struggle against the death penalty in the US — to visit the website of The Rule of Law Oral History Project, and to check out all 43 interviews, with, to name but a few, retired Justice John Paul Stevens of the Supreme Court; A. Raymond Randolph, Senior Judge in the US Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit; Ricardo M. Urbina and James Robertson, retired Senior Judges in the US District Court for the District of Columbia; Lawrence B. Wilkerson, Former Chief of Staff to Secretary of State Colin Powell; Joseph P. Hoar, Former Commander-in-Chief, United States Central Command (CENTCOM); former military commission prosecutor V. Stuart Couch and former chief prosecutor Morris D. Davis; Brittain Mallow, Commander, Criminal Investigation Task Force, and Mark Fallon, Deputy Commander, Criminal Investigation Task Force. Also included are interviews with former prisoners, lawyers for the men, psychologists and a psychiatrist, journalists and other relevant individuals.
In this second excerpt from the interview, I explain how, at the time Anne and I were talking (in June 2012), the situation for the Guantánamo prisoners had reached a new low point, as the Supreme Court had just failed to take up any of the appeals submitted by seven of the men still held. These all related to the men's habeas corpus petitions, and the shameful situation whereby, for ideological reasons, primarily related to fearmongering, a handful of appeals court judges, in the D.C. Circuit Court, had effectively ordered District Court judges to stop granting habeas corpus petitions submitted by the prisoners (after the prisoners secured 38 victories), by demanding that anything that purported to be evidence submitted by the government — however risible — be given the presumption of accuracy unless it could be specifically refuted. Read the rest of this entry »
Every six months, I ask people to write to the prisoners in Guantánamo, to let them — and the US authorities — know that they have not been forgotten.
The letter-writing campaign was started four years ago by two Facebook friends, Shahrina J. Ahmed and Mahfuja Bint Ammu, and it has been repeated every six months (see here, here, here, here, here and here). This latest campaign also coincides with the holy month of Ramadan, which began on June 29.
Guantánamo remains a legal, moral and ethical abomination, a place where the men still held — 149 in total — are, for the most part, indefinitely imprisoned without charge or trial, even though over half of them — 75 men — were cleared for release in January 2010 by the high-level, inter-agency Guantánamo Review Task Force established by President Obama when he took office in 2009, and three others were cleared for release in recent months by a new review process, the Periodic Review Boards.
In 2010, the task force recommended who to release, who to prosecute, and who to continue holding without charge or trial, on the extremely dubious basis that they were "too dangerous to release," even though insufficient evidence existed to put them on trial. What this means, of course, is that the supposed evidence is no such thing, and consists largely of extremely unreliable statements made either by the prisoners themselves, or their fellow prisoners, in circumstances that were not conducive to telling the truth — involving the use of torture, for example, or other forms of abuse, and in some cases, bribery, when prisoners told lies to secure favorable treatment. Read the rest of this entry »
Lawyers for six prisoners at Guantánamo — four Syrians, a Palestinian and a Tunisian, who have long been cleared for release from the prison, but are unable to return home — sent a letter to the Obama administration on Thursday calling for urgent action regarding their clients. I'm posting the full text of the letter below.
It's now over three months since President José Mujica of Uruguay announced that he had been approached by the Obama administration regarding the resettlement of five men — later expanded to six — and was willing to offer new homes to them. I wrote about the story here, where I also noted that one of the men is Abu Wa'el Dhiab, a Syrian man, consigned to a wheelchair as a result of his suffering at Guantánamo. Dhiab is on a hunger strike and being force-fed, and has, in recent months, mounted a prominent legal challenge to his treatment, securing access for his lawyers to videotapes showing his force-feeding and violent cell extractions. The other Syrians are Abdelhadi Faraj (aka Abdulhadi Faraj), Ali Hussein al-Shaaban and Ahmed Adnan Ahjam, the Palestinian is Mohammed Taha Mattan (aka Mohammed Tahamuttan), and the Tunisian, whose identity is revealed for the first time, is Adel El-Ouerghi (aka Abdul Ourgy (ISN 502)).
All six men were cleared for release from the prison in January 2010 by the high-level, inter-agency Guantánamo Review Task Force that President Obama appointed shortly after taking office in 2009, and in their letter the lawyers provided detailed explanations of how the deal has progressed since first being mooted late last year and how it appeared to be confirmed months ago, before it had first been mentioned publicly. "In February," they wrote, "some or us were informed that, while it was not possible to ascertain precisely when transfer would occur, it was 'a matter of weeks, not months.'" Read the rest of this entry »
That manufactured scandal, as I hope everyone reading this realizes, is the feigned outrage of lawmakers and media pundits regarding President Obama's decision to rescue a captured US soldier from Afghanistan by exchanging him for five Taliban prisoners in Guantánamo, who were sent to Qatar, which I first wrote about here, and followed up with an article entitled, "Missing the Point on the Guantánamo Taliban Prisoner Swap and the Release of Bowe Bergdahl." Yesterday, I was invited to discuss the manufactured scandal on Democracy Now! and in the last few days I have also spoken about it on the Scott Horton Show (just days after my previous appearance on the show), and with Peter B. Collins on his show from the Bay Area.
My 20-minute interview with Scott is here, and my 40-minute interview with Peter is here. Although it is for subscribers only, you can pay just $1 for a day pass, although other subscription offers, from $5 a month, are also available.
According to the unprincipled, opportunistic lawmakers and commentators laying into the Obama administration regarding the prisoner exchange, the rescued US soldier, Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl, held by the Taliban-affiliated Haqqani Network in Afghanistan for the last five years, is a deserter who should have been abandoned, even though no objective investigation has established the truth — or otherwise — of this claim.
With regard to the five Taliban officials released in exchange for Bowe Bergdahl, it is true that these are men who, to varying degrees, held leadership positions with the Taliban and who had not been cleared for release from the prison — unlike 78 of the remaining 149 prisoners, cleared for release for years but still held — but while the critics have been wailing about how they were too dangerous to release, the facts and the justifications for the deal say otherwise. Read the rest of this entry »
I wrote the following article for the "Close Guantánamo" website, which I established in January 2012 with US attorney Tom Wilner. Please join us – just an email address is required to be counted amongst those opposed to the ongoing existence of Guantánamo, and to receive updates of our activities by email.
On Saturday, at the White House, President Obama announced that, in exchange for the release of Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl, the sole US prisoner of war in Afghanistan, held for five years by the Taliban-affiliated Haqqani Network, he had released five Taliban prisoners from Guantánamo to Qatar.
Although the announcement was initially greeted positively, the president was soon under pressure from critics claiming that the five men were "battle-hardened Taliban commanders," as the Washington Post put it, whose release posed a threat to America's national security.
Some of the critical voices also claimed that Bowe Bergdahl was a deserter who should have been abandoned, and others chided President Obama for failing to notify Congress 30 days before the release of prisoners from Guantánamo, as required by the National Defense Authorization Act. Read the rest of this entry »
If you have a few minutes to spare, I hope you'll read "What We Should Really Be Talking About With the Bowe Bergdahl Controversy," my first article for PolicyMic, looking at how the largely cynical attacks on President Obama for his prisoner swap at the weekend (in which five Taliban prisoners at Guantánamo were released in Qatar in exchange for Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl, the sole US prisoner of war in Afghanistan) is obscuring the plight of the men still held at Guantánamo — and, specifically, the 78 men (out of 149 in total) who have been cleared for release.
All but three of these men were cleared for release in January 2010 by the high-level, inter-agency Guantánamo Review Task Force that President Obama established shortly after taking office in 2009. The three others were cleared for release in recent months by Periodic Review Boards, and yet all are still held, because, in Guantánamo's disgusting, topsy-turvy world, in which the administration, Congress and the judiciary have all, in various ways, failed the prisoners, it is, in many ways, easier to be released from Guantánamo if you are regarded as somehow "significant," than if you are palpably insignificant and cleared for release. Read the rest of this entry »
On Thursday, just after President Obama had spoken about Guantánamo, for the first time since the global protests on May 23 (the first anniversary of his promise to resume releasing prisoners after two year and eight months in which just five men had been released), the ever-indignant radio host Scott Horton asked if I was free to talk.
As one of the first radio hosts to take an interest in my work (back in August 2007), Scott is someone I always like to talk to, especially as we hadn't spoken since February, and there was much to discuss. Our half-hour interview is available here, or see here for the link to the show on Scott's own website. For the first time we used Skype for the interview, and I have to say that the sound quality is wonderfully clear.
President Obama had spoken about Guantánamo in a speech about America's foreign policy at the US Military Academy at West Point, in which he said, "I believe in American exceptionalism with every fiber of my being. But what makes us exceptional is not our ability to flout international norms and the rule of law; it's our willingness to affirm them through our actions. That's why I will continue to push to close GTMO — because American values and legal traditions don't permit the indefinite detention of people beyond our borders." Read the rest of this entry »
I hope you have time to read my latest article for Al-Jazeera, "Waiting for Progress on Guantánamo," and to like, share and tweet it if you find it useful. Written to mark the first anniversary of President Obama's promise to resume releasing prisoners from Guantánamo (on May 23, when a global day of action was held to call for renewed action from the president), it provides a round-up of progress — or the lack of it — in the last year.
As I note, although President Obama appointed envoys in the Pentagon and the State Department to work on the release of prisoners and the closure of the prison, and 12 men have been freed since last August, 78 of the prisoners, out of 154 in total who are still held, have been approved for release — 75 in January 2010 by President Obama's Guantánamo Review Task Force, and three others in recent months by Periodic Review Boards, established to review the cases of the majority of the men have not been cleared for release, including one man, Ghaleb al-Bihani, whose release was approved just yesterday. Read the rest of this entry »
As I explained last week, the Guantánamo prisoners secured a massive court victory on May 16, when a federal court judge ordered the government to halt the force-feeding of Abu Wa'el Dhiab, a Syrian prisoner. He is one of 77 men still held (out of 154 in total) who have been cleared for release from the prison, and he is on a hunger strike and being force-fed, in large part because of his despair at ever being released, despite being told in January 2010 that the US government no longer wished to hold him.
The judge in question, Judge Gladys Kessler, also ordered the government to preserve video evidence of his force-feeding, to stop him being subjected to "forcible cell extractions" — in which guards in riot gear storm prisoner's cells and move them to be force-fed if they refuse to go — and to preserve all evidence of his "forcible cell extractions."
This was the first time a judge had intervened to hold the government to account for its treatment of prisoners (following a helpful appeals court ruling in February), and on Wednesday Judge Kessler held a meeting with Mr. Dhiab's lawyers and lawyers from the Justice Department at which she ordered the government to hand over videotapes and Mr. Dhiab's medical records to his lawyers. Read the rest of this entry »
Yesterday, two disturbing letters from Guantánamo were released by Reprieve US, the US branch of the London-based legal action charity whose lawyers represent 15 of the 154 men still held at the prison, and I'm posting them below, because they shed light on what Reprieve described in a press release as the "escalating, brutal punishment of hunger strikers," who continue to be force-fed, even though the World Medical Association denounced force-feeding in the Declaration of Malta, in 2006, calling it "unjustifiable," "never ethically acceptable," and "a form of inhuman and degrading treatment," if inflicted on a patient — or a prisoner — who is capable of making a rational decision about his refusal to eat.
The letters were written by Emad Hassan, a Yemeni prisoner who has been on a hunger strike — and force-fed — since 2007, even though he was cleared for release by President Obama's high-level, inter-agency Guantánamo Review Task Force in January 2010. 77 of the men still held have been cleared for release — 75 by the task force, and two in recent months by a Periodic Review Board — and 57 of these men are Yemenis, but they are still held because of US fears about the security situation in Yemen — fears which may be legitimate, but which are an unacceptable basis for continuing to hold men that high-level review boards said should no longer be held.
In February, I made available a harrowing letter written by Emad, and in March he launched a historic legal challenge, becoming "the first Guantánamo Bay prisoner to have his claims of abuse at the military base considered by a US court of law," as Reprieve described it. Read the rest of this entry »
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The Year in News 2011
The ups and downs, triumphs and tragedies, breakups and reunions, scandals and breakthroughs of 2011
By Pitchfork , December 30, 2011
The top 10 items from the news cycle for Lulu, the collaborative album from Lou Reed & Metallica.
1. The Video: Darren Aronofsky directs a video for "The View".
2. The Tracklist: "Pumping Blood", "Cheat On Me", "Dragon"
3. The Cover: Sad mannequin girl, broken.
4. The Teaser: Thirty seconds of each song.
5. The Trailer: "Sex... Greed... Love... Violence..."
6. The Suspense: Songs written by Reed for a German play.
7. The Record: 1.0
8. The Blitz: A full concert on German radio, plus performances on "Jools Holland".
9. The Blitz: A thirteen minute interview.
10. The Backlash: Best Coast disses Lulu.
The 1990s
"Remember the 90s." If you were, say, born in 1989, it is possible you never want to hear these three words again, after the onslaught of 90s nostalgia that dominated the cultural conversation in 2011. But then the tributes, reissues, books, and documentaries also reminded us what happened to music two decades ago and provided a much welcome jolt of punk-rock inspiration.
The Kurtmania of Nevermind's 20th anniversary ushered a deluxe reissue box set of the album, and there were many tributes: Jon Stewart's Q&A with former Nirvana members, Krist Novoselic's tribute show, Male Bonding and EMA's covers single, the "Smells Like Teen Spirit" marathon with members of Fucked Up and Tokyo Police Club, and SPIN's Nevermind covers comp with Titus Andronicus, Surfer Blood, and more. Unearthed live Nirvana footage surfaced online, and the Cobain-fest continued on Record Store Day, with a reissue of Nirvana's rare Hormoaning EP, plus Sonic Youth's Whore's Moaning. And at long last, 2011 saw a proper DVD release for the essential Nirvana/Sonic Youth tour doc 1991: The Year Punk Broke.
Also on-screen was a fair amount of MTV and VH1 nostalgia: the return of "Yo! MTV Raps", "120 Minutes", and "Beavis and Butthead", plus the oral history I Want My MTV by Craig Marks and Rob Tannenbaum. VH1 brought back the "Pop-Up Video", applying the concept the likes of Vampire Weekend, the White Stripes, and more.
Nirvana aside, a number of other beloved 90s groups made noise this year: Smashing Pumpkins reissued their back catalog, Kathleen Hanna rekindled her Julie Ruin project, and the Promise Ring announced upcoming shows and a rarities album. To top it all off, there was Yuck: the best 90s band you'd never heard of until 2011. Other artists from the era that made a return in 2011 include Jeff Mangum of Neutral Milk Hotel, Mazzy Star, and Olivia Tremor Control. --Jenn Pelly
The Year in "Video Games"
Love or hate Lana Del Rey, the impact "Video Games" has had on listeners across the country is astonishing, as exhibited by a quick YouTube search for cover versions. Here's a few covers and remixes that are relatively pain-free. --Jenn Pelly
01. Cranky Pills: "Video Game Over [Drake vs. Lana mashup]"
02. "Video Games [Jamie Woon remix]"
03. "Video Games [Balam Acab remix]"
04. "Video Games [Joy Orbison remix]"
05. "Video Games [The Internet remix]"
06. Max Tundra: "Video Games [Lana Del Rey cover]"
07. Bombay Bicycle Club: "Video Games [Lana Del Rey cover]"
08. Jamie Cullum: "Video Games [Lana Del Rey cover]"
09. Kasabian: "Video Games [Lana Del Rey cover]"
10. David's Lyre: "Video Games [Lana Del Rey cover]"
Band Beefs
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It's only natural that the first shot fired in 2011, beef-wise, involved legendary engineer Steve Albini. In 2010, Albini told GQ that Sonic Youth's decision to sign with major label Geffen in 1990 was something they "should be embarrassed about." This year, SY's Thurston Moore replied by acknowledging Albini's opinionated notoriety, while also poking fun at the size of his pants. If only Albini had taken Fleet Foxes frontman Robin Pecknold's advice and not said anything mean at all; instead, Steve outdid himself later in the year by giving a hearty "Go fuck yourself, San Diego" to the entire city of New York. (He slipped an ill subliminal at spiky-haired cooking show host Guy Fieri too, but that guy totally sucks, so it's OK.)
Other venerable cranks did some good work in the name of all that's beef-worthy in 2011: noted cad Liam Gallagher slammed Radiohead for making an album about a tree (an old tree, at that!), while Bon Iver's Justin Vernon followed a burn against an awards ceremony that he wasn't involved in with one that he got a whole bunch of nominations from, all while tangling with Rolling Stone and the Avalanches in the interim.
A few artists took aim at inanimate, arguably useless objects-- Girls at CDs, James Blake at remixes, the city of Toronto at Drake's Take Care advertisements, and both LCD Soundsystem and the Black Keys at the Black Eyed Peas (zing!). While former Daft Punk manager Busy P laid into Disney for releasing the worse-than-the-original Tron: Legacy Reconfigured remix album without the Robot Gods' blessing, Yeah Yeah Yeahs guitarist Nick Zinner slammed all-around-awful-person Chris Brown for having anyone's approval in the first place.
Titus Andronicus frontman Patrick Stickles talked shit about the Pogues, but mostly just because he thought they were mean. Diplo's problems with Washed Out were strictly musical, as were Flying Lotus' issues with Big Sean-- French producer Alan Braxe's tussle with San Francisco venue DNA Lounge, meanwhile, turned out to be of the urinary kind.
In the end, the most valuable lesson was learned from the ongoing tiff between former New Order bandmates Peter Hook and Bernard Sumner, as well as the never-ending feud between Diplo and M.I.A.: long-lasting beef knows no expiration date. -- Larry Fitzmaurice
Tussles With the Law
- Gucci Mane and Waka Flocka Flame vs. jail, mental hospital
- Ex-Smashing Pumpkins bassist vs. horses
- OFF! vs. theft charges
- Lou Reed's manager vs. harassment charges
- Jay-Z vs. "Big Pimpin'" sample
- Jay-Z and Kanye West vs. Syl Johnson
- Gayngs vs. tour bus company
- Black Keys vs. ad agency
- Lil Wayne vs. more samples
- Ghostface vs. TV composer
- Ex-Queens of the Stone Age member vs. S.W.A.T. team
- Dead Kennedys vs. Heineken
- Big Boi vs. drug charges (Big Boi: 1, drug charges: 0)
- Ghostface vs. Universal
- Liam Gallagher vs. Noel Gallagher, Part 1
- Liam Gallagher vs. Noel Gallagher, Part 2
- T.I. vs. prison
- Vybz Kartel charged vs. murder charges
- Morrissey vs. NME (Morrissey: 1, NME: 0)
- Chuck D vs. Universal
- Michael Jackson's doctor, Conrad Murray, vs. manslaughter charges
- Ticketmaster vs. concert-goers
- Johnny Marr vs. the speed limit
- Vampire Weekend vs. cover model
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Catastrophic stage collapses became a strange epidemic at 2011 festivals, as the number of concertgoer deaths grew throughout the summer. In July, a severe thunderstorm resulted in the horrific collapse of a stage at Canada's Ottawa Bluesfest while Cheap Trick was performing. Several were injured and as Death Cab for Cutie frontman Ben Gibbard Tweeted, "It was a miracle no one was killed."
In early August, Tulsa, OK's Brady District Block Party faced heavy wind and rain that destroyed a stage on which the Flaming Lips were meant to perform. The band's massive lightning rig was knocked, and the group incurred $800,000 in damages. Less than a week later was the tragedy at the Indiana State Fair: a stage collapse that left five dead.
Adding to the trauma, on August 18 a stage collapsed at the Pukkelpop Festival in Hasselt, Belgium, leaving four dead, 11 seriously injured, and 60 others less seriously injured. The Smith Westerns were performing at the time. --Jenn Pelly
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I try really hard to be a health-conscious dancer. I go to the health food markets and buy spinach and avocados and turkey breast and trail mix. But the truth is, I am a carb monster. "C stands for cookie. That's good enough for me."
But for me, the real C stands for croissant, and I just couldn't find the perfect one. Until one day I was walking around the neighborhood and saw it. Tarte Tatin. In that little mini-mall on Olympic and Oakhurst. Yep; the one with the frozen yogurt place and the nail salon.
Owner Kobi Tobiano (the former pastry chef at Charles Nob Hill in San Francisco) makes everything in-house from all natural ingredients. It's perfect. Clean, cozy, and filled with croissants! Their almond croissant has become an almost daily indulgence for me--buttery and rich, made from real almonds, not that disgusting paste everyone else in town seems to be using.
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If you are a freak of nature and almond croissants just aren't your thing, try the cinnamon vanilla swirl or the fluffy, powdered sugar covered brownie (or if you are like me, maybe you should get all three).
Their egg salad is light and fresh, made with homemade mayo and on fresh baked bread.
Their muesli is nothing short of a work of art.
Their Israeli breakfast comes with as many side dishes as you can fit onto one of those little tables (their regulars will tell you they have a whole system down as to the "right" way to eat it).
Their tarte tatin is always fresh out of the oven. And in a town full of battery acid espressos (ahem, Intelligentsia), their coffee is perfect.
Now I just need to figure out a way to keep looking like a ballerina while eating here all the time!
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"If all you have is a hammer," the old saying goes, "everything looks like a nail." Left unsaid is the fact that the real problem isn't the possession of a hammer, but the certitude that all you need is the hammer. In other words, it's a failure of the imagination -- which is a kind of arrogance -- that's really to blame. "I've got my hammer, and that's all I need. Besides, have you ever seen a problem that didn't look like a nail?"
This is a version of what academics call "confirmation bias" -- the tendency to accept only the facts that buttress your closely held views. It's a hot topic these days. Ezra Klein, a young liberal writer, has launched a news website, Vox.com, that purports to be the vanguard of something called "explanatory journalism" (which is something of a redundancy, like culinary cooking or belligerent war). In his inaugural essay, Klein argues that conservatives and liberals alike are prone to confirmation bias, which he is here to fix.
This is a very old idea. Legendary journalist and one-time progressive intellectual Walter Lippmann argued the same sort of thing nearly a century ago. Like many progressives, Lippmann was an often deeply ideological advocate of purging competing ideologies from public life. We needed "disinterested" servants who were free of the partisan or ideological bias.
The problem, as we discovered, was that disinterested public servants were deeply interested in their jobs and expanding the power of the state. The government was their hammer and we the people were the nails.
That went for newspapers, too. Lippmann wrote that "good reporting requires the exercise of the highest of scientific virtues." Klein's effort seems like a newer version of the same thing. It has slideshow presentations telling the reader, for instance, "Everything you need to know about the Internet" (Al Gore sort of did invent it after all). Even his introductory essay, "How politics makes us stupid," focused heavily on what he finds to be conservative examples of confirmation bias, but Mr. Klein couldn't muster much of an effort to find examples of liberal confirmation bias.
At least he concedes it exists. Even that much of a concession New York Times columnist Paul Krugman cannot abide. He insists conservatives are more prone to confirmation bias because he and all the liberals he knows are so much more open-minded than conservatives.
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If Billy Wagner's return to New York this weekend is nothing more than a glorified audition, the Mets are already pushing the paperwork that will enable them to trade him.
According to a major league source, the Mets placed Wagner on trade waivers Wednesday. That means those waivers would expire at 1 p.m. ET Friday, hours before Wagner is scheduled to be activated and make his long-awaited return from Tommy John surgery.
It's unlikely Wagner would be claimed, because any team claiming him would be on the hook for approximately $2.7 million of his $8.5 million salary for this year, plus a $1 million buyout of his option for 2010. So if, as expected, he goes unclaimed, the Mets would be able to trade him.
If the 38-year-old left-hander is claimed, the Mets would have until Tuesday afternoon to work out a deal with the team that claims him.
Wagner's contract includes a no-trade clause, but New York-area newspapers are reporting that Wagner would not make that an issue.
"You want to win a World Series, that's for sure," Wagner said, according to the New York Post. "If I'm fortunate enough to be asked to come and join a team that has a great chance to win the World Series, that is something that definitely I'd think about."
With Francisco Rodriguez under contract long-term and Wagner about to become a free agent, the Mets are expected to work aggressively to try to trade their former closer before the Aug. 31 waiver trading deadline.
In the current economic climate, it's also likely that the Mets will have to eat at least some of the money left on Wagner's contract if they hope to get a useful prospect in return.
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Under the clear blue waters of the Philippines lives the Mantis Shrimp, a type of crustacean with powerful clubs instead of claws which it uses to stun its prey.According to David Attenborough, it is usually only six inches long, so when pub landlord Bill (Kevin McNally, Johnny English, High Heels and Low Lifes), a failed boxer and borderline alcoholic, is offered one that is seven feet in length he is incredulous to say the least!Local entrepreneur Hamid 'Anything-U-Need' Choudhury (Madhav Sharma, East is East, Entrapment) persuades his friend that this mutant shrimp with a five-foot right hook could be the answer to his prayers. All Bill has to do is convince London's TV moguls to put 'Mr.C' in the ring for the cameras - a glamorous show to be hosted by Ulrika Jonsson.Before you can say powerful pink pugilist, Bill is heading down the motorway to the big smoke dreaming of bright lights, celebrity shags and all the champagne he can drink. Along for the ride in his white transit van is an unlikely trio; his hapless best mate Steve, an amateur boxer who has just lost his job at the local condom factory; Shaz,a trainee hairdresser with ambition and the biggest, ugliest marine invertebrate you've ever had the misfortune to set your eyes on.Crust is their outrageous adventure and a comedy with a heart. -- © Park Entertainment … More
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The High Priests perform their statistical rituals and the cultists genuflect reverently before their idol, Science.
Today's latest news — that the original data which generated the global-warming thesis were long ago destroyed — prompted further reflections on Faith and Reason:
One reason that abortion is such a sacred right to some Baby Boomers is that they were deceived by the "Population Bomb" hoax of the 1960s and '70s, when neo-Malthusians warned that the alternative to draconian population control was a Soylent Green-style dystopia. . . .
The federally-mandated triumph of secularism in public education — Engel v. Vitale, Abington School District, Epperson v. Arkansas – has steadily enlarged the credulous congregation of the Temple Cult.
These landmark Supreme Court decisions stigmatized religion as unconstitutionally subversive of the educational process, ensuring that future generations of American youth would be inculcated with a sort of neo-Manichean worldview, wherein traditional religious belief had nothing relevant to say about science, history, psychology or any other realm of human inquiry.
Ideas Have Consequences, as Richard Weaver famously observed, and this legally-certified declaration that there was no overlap between Faith and Reason has not merely marginalized Faith, it has also undermined Reason. When we behold the religious fanaticism of the Temple Cult in regard to Anthropogenic Global Warming (AGW), we must understand this irrational fruit as a natural product of the poisoned tree of Scientism. . . .
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Anyone who doesn't understand how such a worldview undermines the Rule of Law and puts our rights at the mercy of legislators and bureaucrats has forfeited any claim to intellectual superiority that would qualify them to lecture the rest of us about Science. . . .
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Hurricanes coach Mark Hammett was prepared to overlook some defensive shortcomings as his side eeked out a gutsy 47-45 win against the Melbourne Rebels in a high-scoring preseason affair in Geelong last night.
"The guys have had a huge training week. They were really fatigued, so the energy levels, particularly on defence, weren't quite there," Hammett said as both teams scored seven tries.
"But our attack was good, the set piece work went up from last week and I was happy with our patterns and understanding."
Crucially the Canes escaped without any major injuries and Hammett had the pleasure of watching All Blacks loosie Victor Vito get through a full 80 minutes while fell9ow international Beauden Barrett played 20 minutes at fullback and the last quarter in the No 10 jersey.
The Canes conceded three early tries but showed plenty of character to come back and record their second win after a 27-26 effort against the Crusaders last week. They play the Chiefs in their last warmup next weekend.
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The Rebels opened the scoring within four minutes with a try to centre Rory Sidey.
Running with the aid of the breeze, the home team had extended their lead to 19-0 within 14 minutes following further tries to new skipper Gareth Delve and hooker Ged Robinson.
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Jacob Leinenkugel Brewing Co. is innovating in unique ways and a new beer is on the horizon, said Jake Leinenkugel, who became the fifth generation to head the brewery in 1989.
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Tracie Wilkins stood before the board of library trustees at a hearing that was held in public at her request.Wilkins was terminated from her part-time job as children's librarian at the Harvey-Mitchell Memorial Library in July and has seen a groundswell of support from parents and other community members ever since.
With lawyers for Wilkins and the trustees present, Library Director Bradley Green said Wilkins, who worked 32 hours a week, was told in July 2012 that she would be allowed 10 unpaid sick days a year and would face termination if she exceeded the number.
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He complained about how her absences disrupted the library and forced the cancellation of story times and other activities when she failed to show up and he wasn't able to find substitutes.
When questioned by John Meyer, Wilkins' attorney, Green said full-time staff members are allowed up to 12 paid sick days a year. Meyer then pressed Green to explain how many additional unpaid weeks those staffers are allowed under the Family Medical Leave Act. Green wouldn't answer, but Meyer said they're entitled to up to 12 weeks.
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"The comments on the petition and the letters of support and emails have been overwhelming and make me feel that what I have been doing at the library was appreciated and had value and is missed. I think to leave that kind of a hole in the lives of the children in town and the families makes it a bigger issue than just my job and what the library can offer the town," she said.
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