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Holy bananas, it's been a while since we've had a totally barmy made-for-TV movie. Remember the total balls-out gloriousness of William and Kate: The Movie? Now Lifetime - the US TV channel famed for it's OTT biopics of troubled stars has aired The House Of Versace - a look at the life of Donatella Versace as she deals with drug problems, the death of her brother, and taking over as head of one of the world's biggest fashion houses.
Gina Gershon, best known for her roles in Face/Off, Showgirls and as Hilary Swank's mouthy mate in unashamed tear jerker PS I Love You plays Donatella in this film based on Wall Street Journal reporter Debroah Ball's book The House Of Versace: The Untold Story Of Genius, Murder and Survival. Versace themselves have told WWD that, "Versace has neither authorized nor had any involvement whatsoever in the forthcoming TV movie about Mrs. Versace." So how much of it is true? Oh, who knows? Either way it's a fun-filled romp of epically cheesy proportions. Here's our 8 favourite moments from the film...
1. The Time Donatella Was So Fabulous She Had Two Assistants To Derobe Her As She Entered The Office
2. The Time Gina Gershon Nearly Fell Asleep Getting Her Hair Did
3. The Time Gina Gershon Couldn't Take A Cigarette Out Of Her Mouth
4. The Time They Made Donatella A Cake With A Barbie Doll On
5. The Time Gina Gershon Won The Faint Of All Faints From Now Until The End Of Time Prize
6. The Time Gina Gershon Got Her Dance Inspiration From The Prancercise Lady
7. The Time They Recreated THAT Versace Shoot With Models That Looked Nothing Like Claudia Schiffer, Cindy Crawford, Stephanie Seymour And Co (And Sans Shoes At That)
8. The Time Someone Actually Wrote This Line In A Script (And Gina Gershon Said It With A Straight Face)


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How the FAA's proposed rules on drones will impact commercial delivery, with CNBC's Jon Fortt and the "Closing Bell" panel.
Shari Olefson, The Carnegie Group director, outlines factors that may have a negative impact the commercial real estate market.
CNBC's Diana Olick reports on the outlook of commercial real estate going in the end of the year.
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How to play this market, with Quincy Krosby, Prudential Financial, and Peter Costa, Empire Executions.
CNBC's Bertha Coombs discusses the day's activity in the commodities markets. Oil prices edged lower as traders awaited OPEC's Thursday meeting.
The Weather Channel's Greg Postel looks ahead to winter weather conditions expected for the Thanksgiving holiday and how it will impact travel.
NBC News report Sarah Dallof reports on changing weather conditions in Buffalo, New York.
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Peter Kovac, "Flash Boys: Not So Fast" author, discusses where Michael Lewis' book "Flash Boys" went wrong. Insight into high-frequency trading, with Tom Joyce, Arxis Capital; and CNBC contributor Jon Najarian.
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Michael Kelly, Unconventional Partners, discusses how companies use social media for marketing purposes.
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The Commission on Aging (COA) serves as the principal advocate for issues relating to aging and promotes the implementation of the Older Americans Act and other age-pertinent laws and policies in Alexandria and the Commonwealth of Virginia. The Commission advances programs and services that address the needs of older Alexandrians, especially for (but not exclusively) low-income citizens.
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Councilwoman Del Pepper received the Annie B. Rose Lifetime Achievement Award
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text: HISTORY OF FLIGHTOn September 8, 2010, at 1958 eastern daylight time, an amateur-built Thompson Kolb Twinstar Mark III, N408K, impacted the terrain following a loss of control while landing on runway 36 at the Elkhart Municipal Airport (EKM), Elkhart, Indiana. The pilot was fatally injured and the airplane was substantially damaged. The flight was being conducted under the provisions of 14 Code of Federal Regulations Part 91. The local flight was operating in visual meteorological conditions without a flight plan. The flight departed from EKM about 1938.The accident occurred on the first flight following completion of the airplane's construction. According to personnel at the EKM air traffic control tower, the pilot went to the control tower to speak with the controllers. He stated he was going to make the airplane's first flight and that after takeoff he wanted to orbit the airport at 3,000 feet so he could get a feel for the airplane. He stated he needed to figure out the stall speed and handling characteristics of the airplane.There were several witnesses who saw the airplane during the flight. An air traffic controller stated the airplane took off and circled the airport for 10 to 12 minutes. The pilot then radioed that he was ready to return to land. The controller cleared the pilot for the option to land, go-around, make a low pass, a touch and go, or a stop and go. He stated he was not sure if the airplane ever touched down on the runway, but he saw the airplane nose down and impact the ground off the side of the runway.Another witness, a pilot, reported seeing the airplane takeoff. He stated the airplane climbed to an altitude of 50 feet above the runway where it leveled off and flew parallel to the runway prior to climbing. The airplane then climbed to an altitude he estimated to be about 2,500 feet. The airplane circled the airport about 3 times before turning onto final approach for runway 36. The witness stated the airplane made a "very steep descent" onto final approach. He then lost sight of the airplane as it traveled behind the trees. The witnesses reported the engine sounded normal during the flight and while the airplane was on final approach.The accident portion of the flight was captured on video. The video showed the airplane descending at what appeared to be a steep angle toward the airport in front of a tree line. The airplane appeared to be lined up with the grass between the runway and the taxiway, and not with the runway. As the airplane neared the ground, the nose of the airplane pitched up, down, and up again prior to the nose dropping and the airplane impacting the ground. PERSONNEL INFORMATIONThe pilot, age 48, held a sport pilot certificate, issued on August 31, 2009. The pilot did not hold a Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) medical certificate. The pilot's logbook indicated that as of September 5, 2010, the pilot had accumulated a total of 76 hours of flight time. The pilot had logged about 49 hours in an Allegro light sport airplane (LSA). The pilot had a total of 8 hours of dual flight instruction in a Kolb Twinstar Mark III LSA, having logged 3 hours in May 2005 and 5 hours in June 2010. The pilot had not logged any pilot-in-command time in Kolb Twinstar Mark III airplanes.AIRCRAFT INFORMATIONThe airplane was an amateur-built Kolb Twinstar Mark III, serial number M3X6-4-00083, which was built and owned by the accident pilot. The Twinstar Mark III is a two-place tailwheel configured airplane designed with short takeoff and landing (STOL) capabilities. The airplane's tail and wings are designed to fold for transporting and storage of the airplane. The wings are strut-braced, fabric covered, with steel tubing and aluminum sub-structure. The flight controls are operated with control cables and push/pull tubes. The airplane was powered by a 100 horsepower, pusher mounted Rotax 912. The engine is mounted on the aft portion of the fuselage and partially above the height of the wing. The airplane met the limitations to be operated as a light sport aircraft.The aircraft registration was issued to the pilot on April 5, 2010. An Experimental category Special Airworthiness Certificate and the Experimental Operating Limitations were issued on July 24, 2010. The accident occurred during the first flight of the airplane.A friend of the pilot who was familiar with Kolb Twinstar Mark III airplanes stated that because the pusher engine is mounted high, these airplanes tend to nose up when engine power is removed and to nose down when power is added.METEOROLOGICAL INFORMATIONAt 1855, the automated weather observing system at EKM, reported wind from 360 degrees at 7 knots, 10 statute miles visibility, clear sky conditions, temperature 17 degrees Celsius, dew point 8 Celsius, and a barometric pressure setting of 30.10 inches of Mercury. WRECKAGE AND IMPACT INFORMATIONThe airplane impacted a grass field located between runway 36 and the parallel taxiway. The wreckage was located approximately 1,000 feet from the approach end of runway 36 and about 30 feet west of the runway. A review of the video showed the airplane impacted the ground in a nose down, slight right wing low attitude. The airplane then rolled tail over nose prior to coming to rest in an upright position.The instrument panel was pushed back into the cockpit area. The left wing remained attached to the fuselage, and the right wing detached from the fuselage with the wing strut still attached to the wing and fuselage. The tailboom style aft fuselage was fractured near the fuselage. All of the flight control surfaces remained attached to their respective airplane surfaces. Flight control continuity was established from the cockpit to all of the flight controls. All three propeller blades were broken. The engine remained attached to the engine mounts.Examination of the airframe did not reveal any failure/malfunction that would have resulted in the loss of control.MEDICAL AND PATHOLOGICAL INFORMATIONAn autopsy on the pilot was performed on September 9, 2010, at the South Bend Medical Foundation. The autopsy findings included "multiple blunt force injuries." The FAA, Civil Aerospace Medical Institute, conducted toxicological testing on the pilot. The toxicology report stated Amlodipine was detected in the liver and blood, Atropine was detected in the heart and blood, and Diphenhydramine was detected in the liver along with 0.164 (ug/ml, ug/g) detected in the blood. Ibuprofen and Naproxen were also detected in blood.


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Why do you stop going to restaurants? Let's start with UMAMI Burger... [Moved from Los Angeles board]
- orythedog Sep 14, 2011 12:02 PM
I am DONE with Umami Burger. This was an actual conversation I had yesterday (9/13) with the bartender at the Studio City location:
Me: May I have a bottle of coke?
Bartender: Sure. Are you ready to order?
Me: Yes. I'll have the Hatch Chili Burger, medium rare with extra cheese and extra green chilies.
Bartender: I'll have to check with the kitchen to see if we can do that.
Me: I am willing to pay extra. Last time I ordered the burger I was disappointed at the amount of cheese and green chilies on it. Why do you need to check with the kitchen?
Bartender: Hold on a sec.
Bartender: I'm sorry but the kitchen manager says that we cannot do that. You see UMAMI Burgers are precisely...
Me: Don't even bother with an explanation! I'll take my check for the coke.
So Hounds my question is: Why do you stop going to restaurants?
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On a related note, I refuse to go to Jitlada based on the horrendous service reviews encountered on this board. Sure the food might be good, but there is NO WAY I'm taking friends there and risking horrendous service/pacing issues. I got a reputation to keep up!
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i don't see going back there any time soon as well, but for different reason.
took a group there and Jazz helped us order.
stupid me didn't ask her to keep a running tab about how much we were spending.
ended up costing over $50/pp.
suspect that there was some "steering" going on in the recommendation process.
that combined with the horrendous drive from where i live .. . . . . .
1) when my food or drink is served on dirty dishes
2) when i've ordered two servings of spring rolls, and need another tablespoon of peanut sauce in addition to the sauce served to cover me for both dishes and the restaurant decides to charge me an upcharge for it.
3) when the tables are so filthy that your arms stick to them BEFORE your food arrives
4) when the portions of fish at a sushi bar/izakaya are so small that it ends up costing me >$40 for lunch for one ordering ONLY saba and tap water
5) when most of the food tastes like it has been procured from the cheapest institutional source, then poured into a deep fat fryer for preparation
6) any place that reheats premade falafal balls in a microwave before serving them.
7) any place that has fish on the menu and when it is served it smells "old"or "weird" and seems tough. even if i'm not ordering the fish, the smell of it being delivered to adjacent tables will ruin my meal.
8) any place that institutes an upcharge for serving bread with an entree (unless we're talking about asian food)
9) any restaurant where the price: protein ratio for entrees becomes inadequate. (i don't like paying a lot of money for bread or potatoes or rice.)
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"6) any place that reheats premade falafal balls in a microwave before serving them."
I agree, however will make one solitary exception for the falafels @ Hy-Mart. Sure they're microwaved, but they taste GREAT in the hymart veggie sandwiches.
That said, premade falafel from a Mediterranean or falafel joint is a no-no
re: westsidegal
3.1) when the tables are stickier after they cleaned it.
3.2) needs to wipe the table dry with napkins (and they will not replace them).
Indifferent service is probably tops, but, I usually give up when I can't get a glass of water refilled for an entire meal, drives me crazy (a component of indifferent service).
Actually, my wife & I took our small kids to the new Daily Dose downtown. We sat outside & there were, maybe, 6 people smoking, which caused horrible smoke drafts blowing right on us.
Guess what? We packed our food to go & won't be back!
--when the busboys hover and grab anything THEY think you're through with
--when the salad obviously comes out of a big bag of so-called "spring mix" (which is mysteriously available all year long)
--when the volume shorts my hearing aids (hey, we old folks are entitled to eat out too)
--when it's been seen on TMZ
re: LarryT
yeah, why do busboys do that?
Are they short of dishes and need to wash mine before they serve the next guy. It makes me feel like I pig for finishing everything on the plate instead of letting them clear it away with food still on it.
re: Michelly
Thanks for the explanation.
I get a few are a bit over zealous. It almost seems like they are pulling the plate out from under my fork.
But if that's how they are being trained, then I get it. Thanks.
re: Michelly
That may be true, but if one whispers to them, that they are NOT finished, the patron's desires should be respected, regardless of what they have been told.
It should be about the patron. Not everyone will have completed the course, at the exact same time as some others at that table.
re: PaulF
I see similar with wine glasses, with about a quarter pour still in them. We accumulate wines, and try them with many courses. If my quite comment "do not take that one yet," does not work, then I will NOT be back. If they need more glasses, then there are restaurant suppliers, who can sell them more.
I also will NOT tolerate any server taking a used utensil, and placing it back onto the table, for the next course. That is why a restaurant should have plenty of flatware. I have had several discussion with my country club on this matter. When a utensil has been used, just replace it.
re: Bill Hunt
Not even when you dine at Applebee's or Ruby Tuesday or etc; or your local Chinese dump with your chopsticks? ;-)
Definitely when they won't take something off the food. Like change the bread for a sandwich. I just avoid the places now that won't accomodate you on small things. I am not talking about redoing the whole dish. I am paying for my food and I want it they way I want it. To be honest I am tired of a lot of places and the prices they are charging.
re: paprkutr
The mister is not technically allergic to jalapeno, but it really doesn't agree with him, as the polite saying goes. Restaurants that can't handle the jalapeno question properly get taken off our list because he just don't want to risk 24 hours of shooting abdominal pain.
Really we don't go back when the food is not good. Sometimes we've not gone back when we felt the prices for the food were out of line with the quality. Recently, we gave a local place with a good reputation 2 chances. The food was mediocre (at best) and the service was not welcoming. We won't go back. Why should we? We gave a new place one chance, and the food was not good and the wait person hadn't been well trained. The food was reheated stuff from Sam's. I know these places have business, but honestly I don't know why.
#1 for me is rude service or a restaurant unwilling to work with the customer... which is what happened with you. It sounds like the burger joint was taking themselves too seriously. I'm unwilling to give my hard earned money to someone I dislike or someone that dislikes me.
Terrible food is a distant second since I'm always able to find something that I'll enjoy.
re: three of us
1) Texting in site of guests.
2) Using "ni*&%#$ within my earshot
3) Mouth breathing servers
4) Bartenders who give away drinks
5) Cocaine on toilet paper dispensers
6) Unsolicited touching from floor servers
7) Men being served before women
8) Too many children under 10
9) Fingers in food when arm service is used
10) Water poured from the side of the pitcher
I could go on...
re: postemotional1
Hmmm...I kinda like when the bartender gives away drinks, and the when the waitress touches me
re: Gatogrande
Now, if I could only find a restaurant, where the lovely waitress touches me, and the sommelier asks if I would like to sample a glass of the Latour '70, just so that other guests are not put off by it... [Insert a big grin here.]
Actually, the latter has come close to happening, when the sommelier has asked me to taste a few wines, that he/she was thinking of adding to the list. I do appreciate that, even if I do not get "touched."
re: postemotional1
I don't mind #s 4, 7, 10... ;-)
Regarding #10 - it seems like a reasonable way to get both water and (more) ice into the diner's glass... Perhaps in the highest of the highest places a fresh glass of ice is separately provided everytime your previous glass of water is depleted and you express a wish to have more ice in one's glass, but at "moderate" places this practice seems fine to me. Only if the server spills ice and water all over me or the table would it then become an issue...
re: roxlet
We feel similar, but then are seldom at home, as we travel about 250 days per year. Restaurants are not a luxury, but a necessity to us. Still, I always expect them to beat what I can do at home, in those few days, that we ARE at home.
I cease dining at a restaurant, when things change drastically, like the chef, or maybe the management, or when they "dis" me badly. Sounds like a major "dissing" here, but could be wrong.
I feel the same about inns, lodges and resorts. As I am the patron, most of it should be about me. When it is not, then I move on.
Going back, and in the Phoenix Metro Area, we had similar. We were dining at a new restaurant, that had just opened in a favorite spot, and they had their regular menu, plus a tasting menu. My wife asked for one item from the tasting menu, and was denied. I explained that I would gladly pay whatever, for that one item. We were told that there were only enough of the dish, for those ordering the tasting menu, though it was now quite late, in their hours of operations. Well, that restaurant closed within a few weeks, and I do not wonder why.
When I wish to order a bit off the menu, I am very clear that I am willing to pay, whatever the rate will be. If the restaurant gives me some "attitude," I go elsewhere the next time. After all, I am the patron, and I vote with my AMEX card.


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The Supreme Court of the State of New York is the trial-level court of general jurisdiction in the state court system of New York, United States. There is a branch of the New York Supreme Court in each of New York State's 62 counties. Counties with small populations share justices. For administrative purposes, one or more counties are allocated to judicial districts, with each of the five boroughs of New York City being in its own district, the only such counties in the state. There are 13 judicial districts.
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In most states of the United States, and in the U.S. federal court system, "Supreme Court" is the name of the highest court. The New York Supreme Court, however, is the main trial court, equivalent to a superior court in another state. The reason is that, in common-law jurisdictions, "Supreme Court" is not always the name of the highest court.[citation needed] There are 41 Supreme Courts and Supreme Courts of Judicature with general original jurisdiction.[citation needed]
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The New York Supreme Court has a trial unit, which is not formally called the "Trial Division." Also, the New York Supreme Court has an appellate unit, which is formally called the "Appellate Division."
The highest court of the State of New York is the Court of Appeals.
The New York Supreme Court uses "part" where some other states might use "department". Also, "term" is used where some other state might use "division".
A judge of the New York Supreme Court is titled "justice".
For example, an accused person, who allegedly committed a crime in Scarsdale, Westchester County, New York, would be tried in the Criminal Term of the New York Supreme Court, Westchester County, Part 9, before Supreme Court Justice James Russels.
New York Supreme Court and other trial courts[edit]
Under the New York State Constitution, the New York State Supreme Court has unlimited jurisdiction in both civil and criminal cases, with the exception of certain monetary claims against the State of New York itself. In practice, the Supreme Court hears civil actions involving claims above a certain monetary amount (for example, $25,000 in New York City) that puts the claim beyond the jurisdiction of lower courts. Civil actions about lesser sums are heard by courts of limited jurisdiction, such as the Civil Court of the City of New York, or the County, City, District, or Justice (town or village) courts outside New York City. With respect to criminal cases, the Criminal Branch of Supreme Court tries felony cases in the five counties of New York City. Misdemeanor cases, and arraignments in almost all cases, are handled by lower courts: the New York City Criminal Court, by the District Court in Nassau County, and by the District Court in the five western towns of Suffolk County. The least criminal cases are heard by Town Courts, City Courts and Village Courts.
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Example 2: In Schoharie County, all court rooms for the New York Supreme Court are at 290 Main Street, Schoharie.
Notable past New York Supreme Court justices[edit]
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- Elijah Paine Jr
- Benjamin N. Cardozo (1870 – 1938)
- Gerald Garson (born 1938)
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- Robert F. Wagner (1877 - 1953)
- John Carro (born 1927)
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In many counties, the number of New York Supreme Court justices is fewer than the number of needed justices. For that reason, judges of the New York City Civil Court, New York City Criminal Court, New York Family Court, and New York Court of Claims are designated as Acting Supreme Court Justices.
U.S. Supreme Court case[edit]
In February, 2006, a United States District Court judge in Brooklyn declared that the judicial-convention method, of nominating New York Supreme Court justices, was contrary to the First and Fourteenth Amendments to the United States Constitution. Judge John Gleeson stated: "A state may decide whether or not voters will be the best choosers of judges. But it may not say one thing – 'The justices of the supreme court shall be chosen by the electors,' N.Y. Const. art. VI § 6(c) – and do quite another, as they have here by effectively transferring the power to choose to major party leaders. Put simply ... the state may not pass off the will of the party leaders as the will of the people. Because that is exactly what the New York judicial convention system does, it violates the First Amendment."
In late August, 2006, a three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit unanimously affirmed Judge Gleeson's ruling, which mandated open primaries until the state legislature builds a new system. There was a stay, however, so the judicial-convention method was used for the 2006 election.
On February 20, 2007, the Supreme Court of the United States granted a petition for certiorari. The appeal was argued on October 3, 2007.
In the unanimous opinion handed down on January 16, 2008, N.Y. State Bd. of Elections v. Lopez Torres, written by Associate Justice Antonin Scalia, the U.S. Supreme Court found the judicial-convention method constitutional. Nonetheless, Associate Justices Stevens and Kennedy expressed their dislike of the system.[1]
- The New York Supreme Court possesses the Deed of Gift of the America's Cup, a document written by George L. Schuyler. The Deed of Gift sets forth the rules for America's Cup races, including how races are run and how challenges are raised. A dispute about acts and omissions governed by the Deed of Gift is heard by the New York Supreme Court.
- The inscription on the facade of the New York Supreme Court court house in New York County is a quotation from a letter written by George Washington to the Attorney General in 1789: "The true administration of justice is the firmest pillar of good government." On February 16, 2009, the New York Post reported that the word "true" was actually penned by Washington as "due", according to documents at the Library of Congress and the National Archives and Records Administration.[2]
- Opinions of the New York trial courts are published selectively in the Miscellaneous Reports.[3][4]
See also[edit]
- ^ http://www.scotusblog.com/wp/wp-content/uploads/2008/01/06-766.pdf
- ^ Bruce Golding (2009-02-16). "George Denied His Due". New York Post.
- ^ Gibson & Manz 2004, p. 153.
- ^ Gibson & Manz 2004, p. 151.
- Gibson, Ellen M.; Manz, William H. (2004). Gibson's New York Legal Research Guide (3rd ed.). Wm. S. Hein Publishing. ISBN 1-57588-728-2. LCCN 2004042477. OCLC 54455036.
Further reading[edit]
- Galie, Peter J.; Bopst, Christopher (2012). The New York State Constitution (2nd ed.). Oxford University Press. ISBN 978-0-19-986056-2. LCCN 2011051555.
- Lincoln, Charles Z. (1906). The Constitutional History of New York. Lawyers Co-operative Publishing. OCLC 1337955.
- "New York State Constitution". New York State Department of State.
- "The Historical Society of the Courts of the State of New York".


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