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Stephen is an experienced appellate attorney, and for more than 25 years he has defended clients in all manner of insurance coverage litigation. Much of Stephen's legal career was spent in Pennsylvania, where he began his law practice, and in 2009, Stephen transferred to our Fort Lauderdale, Florida office, becoming a member of the Florida Bar in May 2010 .As a member of our Florida litigation team, Stephen continues to provide his experience to our Florida insurance coverage litigation unit, as well as his continued appellate work in the Florida District Courts of Appeal and the 11 th Circuit. Stephen continues to handle coverage issues involving construction defect litigation under both builder's risk and CGL policies, as well as employee dishonestly, professional liability, directors and officers, homeowners, condominium, and excess policies litigation. Other areas of Stephen's practice involve first party breach of contract litigation and bad faith litigationStephen served in the U.S. Navy, where he was stationed at a major NATO command located in Lisbon, Portugal, serving in the operations division. Following discharge from the service, Stephen completed his undergraduate college education at Duquesne University in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, obtaining a Bachelor of Arts Degree in 1979 in both Political Science and History and a Master's Degree in American History in 1980 . Prior to attending law school, Stephen was employed with the architectural/engineering company of Gilbert Commonwealth Associates in the records management department and the Westinghouse Electric Corporation as a consultant regarding personal computer installation/training and networking.While working with Westinghouse, Stephen attended Duquesne University Law School receiving his juris doctor in 1987 . Following graduation, Stephen worked as an associate at several Pittsburgh defense law firms before joining the Pittsburgh office of Marshall Dennehey in 1997 .Year Joined Organization: 1997

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MIAMI (AP) - Michael Bell was tired of looking tired. He'd had enough of the pesky questions about whether he had slept well.
"I wanted to look as good as I felt," said the retired educator, 53. "My face didn't show how much energy I really had."
So, after months of research, he got a little help for his sagging eyelids from a plastic surgeon. And he looks younger. Even his friends say so.
Forget droopy eyes. Bid farewell to those telltale wrinkles. And say sayonara to turkey neck. A small but growing group of middle-aged men are going under the knife to hold back the relentless march of time. They're also getting Botox injections, soft tissue fillers and chemical peels in pursuit of a youthful look.
Procedures for men grew by 2 percent in 2010, led mostly by baby boomers - those born between 1946 and 1964 - who are getting more comfortable with the idea that a little cosmetic help can go a long way. It's the first uptick since 2007, according to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, who say the change also signals that people are growing more comfortable spending money on themselves after the recession.
Between 2007 and 2009, the number of male cosmetic procedures remained steady at 1.1 million. But last year, the number inched up to 1.2 million. And, of all plastic surgeries, the share of men's procedures has grown more significantly - from 8 percent of the total in 2008 to 13 percent in 2010.
The biggest increase has been in minimally invasive procedures - Botox and soft tissue fillers, primarily.
"It's more acceptable," says Ivan Malave, 50, who had his eyelids tucked, his eyebrows raised and then a hair restoration procedure for good measure. "My father would've never ever thought of doing this, but I definitely feel I made the right decision."
Men of all ages are growing more comfortable with the idea of getting help for their looks, from special creams to injections or laser. Popular plastic surgery reality shows and affordable financing have also fueled the interest. Men see guys like themselves - not just celebrities or actors - improving their appearances on these shows and learn they can get the same results without taking too much time from work.
Alfredo Amoedo for instance, had surgery for the annoying bags under his eyes on a Friday and was back at work by midweek.
"If you feel sick, you take a medicine," Amoedo, 50, explains. "If you work out, you take a supplement. This is pretty much the same."
Local doctors say boomers are reaching an age where exercise may no longer be able to fight off gravity. Hence, in 2010, facelifts for men rose 14 percent and liposuction 7 percent nationally, according to that ASPS.
"For the baby boomer generation," says Dr. Jeffrey S. Epstein, a Miami and New York plastic surgeon who specializes in hair restoration and facial plastic surgery, "looking good and looking young has always been very important. Now they want to stay competitive and they want to look good."
About 70 percent of Epstein's patients are men, most of them in their 40s and 50s. In the past three months, he has seen a 20 to 25 percent increase in patients from the same time last year. "There's pent up demand," he adds. "I think there was a lot of job insecurity at one point and people weren't willing to spend the money."
In some cases, it is precisely that job insecurity fueling interest in cosmetic surgery. "It's a tougher job market, so they want to look better and younger," says Seth R. Thaller, chief of plastic and reconstructive surgery at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine. "They want to look less tired and more alert. They don't want the drooping jowls or eyes."
On the other hand, Stephan Baker, a plastic surgeon in Coral Gables, says his patients are successful businessmen who have accomplished a lot and don't feel threatened by younger men. "They're pretty successful people and it's more of an ego thing. They don't have to prove anything. They just want to look good."
Carlos Wolf, another Miami plastic surgeon, says many of his male patients look at cosmetic surgery as "an investment in their future. I often hear, 'I'm between jobs, but I need to look good for interviews.' Or, 'I look older than I feel.'?" He says men are willing to try something they believe will give them an edge in an interview or a deal.
Amoedo of Southwest Miami-Dade negotiates vertical real estate contracts for wireless carriers and looking good is an important part of his business. "When you walk into a building to negotiate, you want to portray a youthful look. You want to look energetic," he says. "But it's also for yourself that you do it. How you look does affect how you feel."
Some men are prompted to visit the plastic surgeon for other reasons. Quite a few find themselves suddenly single and want to date again - usually younger women.
"That's a big motivator," Wolf says. "It gives them a wider age range for dating."
Men's expectations of cosmetic surgery is vastly different from women's, according to local doctors. Men take much longer to make up their mind about a procedure and they tend to do a lot of research. They usually come to consultations alone, though wives or girlfriends sometimes tag along for support.
"It's still considered a female kind of thing," Baker says. "A woman will come in at 40, but a guy will wait longer."
Men also tell surgeons they don't want a drastic change in appearance, just enough to make them look better. "For the most part, they don't want to go from 60 to 20," Thaller says. "They go for the subtle look. They want natural."
While Botox, fillers and other noninvasive procedures have led the way in male cosmetic procedures, South Florida plastic surgeons say they still see plenty of men who prefer a one-time full makeover.
"They don't want to take too much time on it," Baker adds. "They don't want to have to come every few months for something like Botox. They want to get it over with all at once."
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another year with such a great family {orange county family photographer}September 17th, 2014 , Posted in family | Comments Off
Maggie and I were just taking as I was editing these shots yesterday… That I really think all of my clients look so good in their photos.
I dont manipulate (at all unless you ask for it) to make everyone look great… I think I just have amazing clients.
This family has NEVER taken a bad shot… I think that they should work for commercials.
The kids laugh with me every time… I just love them!!!!!
family of girls {orange county family photographer}September 4th, 2014 , Posted in beach, family | Comments Off
Our paths finally crossed and was able to see this family for a photo session.
It truly has been amazing down at the beach lately.
I am so blessed not only to get to meet new families ( that have lots of connections to my friends- small world we live in)
But I get to go to work ( if you call it work-I don't:)) in some of the most beautiful places around.
I think wow people travel here and pay a lot of $$$ to do so… what a short drive to paradise!
beautiful once again {orange county family photographer}August 29th, 2014 , Posted in beach, family | Comments Off
never too late {orange county family photographer}July 20th, 2014 , Posted in family | Comments Off
So happy to have gotten the oportunity to finally photograph this beautiful family!
Dad had bought a gift card YEARS ago and you know how it is… life gets busy…
Well here we are long time coming. This happens to be their 1st ever real family photo shoot for the sake of just doing it.
I can't tell you how many people I run into who say the same thing…. "we need to get family photos taken!"
well its never too late I say and they will always be your babies!
A little bit of Balboa {orange county family photographer}July 19th, 2014 , Posted in children, family | Comments Off
What a fun place to walk around. Bringing back memories of living there in my 20′s with 3 girls in a tiny back house.
I always joke that I can parallel park anything from living there.
I love these boys and like I say, I am so blessed to have clients for life. Getting to know these kids for years and watching them grow
is so rewarding to me. Thankful daily for them and my wonderful job.
It felt so all American there this day. Shortly after 4th of July all the flags still up just gave it that summer feel even more.
going for 4 I hear… { orange county family photographer}June 23rd, 2014 , Posted in family | Comments Off
I just love this family…. busy as they are they really love their kids and are great parents.
I hear that they want to have a huge family… good for me as I get to photograph them a few times a year YIPEE!!!
I know that mom always says that was a disaster before I leave and think her kids were crazy. I always assure her that kids are kids they all are the same
at that age and I know and remember feeling that same way. I have some of the most hilarious stories of my kids going crazy and being SO embarrassed!
Only if I could go back to that time…. ahhh I think I would have just stood back and laughed.
So here is to the little ones no matter how many they are ALL SO precious to me!
ahhhh the field! {orange county photographer}June 3rd, 2014 , Posted in family | Comments Off
I truly LOVE this spot! Its just right for a family shoot!
I loved the ages of thew kids too… one set going off on their own and now they get to do it all over again…
I suppose we really are forever parents anyway, this family physically.
I loved the light this night and juts the softness of the images just makes me happy!
fast fwd 1 year {orange county photographer}May 1st, 2014 , Posted in children, family | Comments Off
What a perfect day for a really great family! I love to see how the kids interact with each other and I love getting to see what one year's difference makes with little ones
Seems like yesterday I was there at their home meeting them all for the 1st time. The light was perfect as well as we lucked out shooting before the heat wave!
Here is to the perfect set up… one of each! what a great gift for sure.
blessed grandma {orange county photographer}January 10th, 2014 , Posted in family | Comments Off
I sure miss this wonderful friend of mine living across the street from me. Years ago she moved closer to her daughter, since then not a day goes by where I don't think of her and all the chats we had about gardening.
We have been to visit but as you know life gets busy. I send cards every year but, seeing her made me miss her evermore. How blessed are these grandkids having such a wonderful lady to look up to.
Her stories of her life growing up during WWII just captivate you.
I am so happy that I got to document you all together this year. Busy lives and some living far away… this was so great to get to do for you all.
So here is to Maria:)


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This teenager loves money so much so he has made a hobby of it. Find out what he is up to.
A series of questions on history, architecture, archaeology, sculptures and paintings with an in-depth understanding of the subjects are definitely not expected from a 13-year-old, right? But expect the unexpected from Vignesh.
His interest in history and geography triggered his passion to become a numismatist two years ago.
The beginning
Though interested in coin and stamp collection, Vignesh became desperate and started searching for coins soon after witnessing his friend's collection.
Initially, Vignesh collected dollars as his family came to Tamil Nadu after a brief stint in the US. "I was so excited that I spoke only about coins and currencies wherever I went and whomever I met," he says.
With support from father Krishnamurthy, a practising chartered accountant and mother Kala Krishnamurthy, a doctor, working in a clinical research organisation, Vignesh soon had a collection of coins and currencies of 100 countries approximately.
Rare collection
He also has some rare coins such as those not in circulation, currencies from Turkey, Vietnam, Yugoslavia, and Indonesia. He has collected coins belonging to Raja Raja Chola (945 A.D.) and Pudukkottai kingdom-princely state, besides antique coins like "otta kalana" and Sri Lankan British rule coin of King George VI and VII.
"It is interesting and exciting to collect details and discuss their time of issue and their value then and now," he says and adds that it is fun to find out the metal used in making of coins like gold, silver, copper and lead.
Now Vignesh is in Std. VII in a school in Chennai.
Earlier, he was a student of Dolphin Matriculation Higher Secondary School, Madurai. Every year he brings his collection in big suitcases to showcase them to his friends in Madurai.
Presently, he is working on his blog and plans to hold an exhibition of his collection.
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Shields are to prevent enemies from attacking you for a limited amount of time. Some players repeatedly buy shields to make sure they never get attacked. To prevent this, the game has a cool down period for shields during which you cannot buy them. It's something like this :
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Letter: New West Jordan library has discriminatory parking hybrid and low-emission vehicles only
The new West Jordan library was built with property taxes paid by all of us, including renters who pay taxes as part of their rent. But the main library parking lot reserves 12 of the choicest parking spaces near the entrances for hybrid and low-emission vehicles only.
This was done by Mayor Peter Corroon, in collaboration with an environmental lobby based in Washington, D.C., the U.S. Green Building Council. The USGBC was a big supporter of the 2009 stimulus package, which brought us massive debt, the Solyndra scandal and numerous other failed green initiatives. Coroon issued a directive stating that from now on, all new county buildings must meet USGBC's Leadership in Environmental and Energy Design standards, which include privileged parking for hybrid and low-emission vehicles.
When I spoke with Coroon he did not sound like an arrogant man, but he said it is the job of Salt Lake County government to influence the people's choice of cars.
Interestingly, CBS News revealed that of all Americans who traded in hybrid vehicles in 2011, only 35 percent replaced them with another hybrid, and that hybrid sales peaked in 2008.
Privileged parking for the able-bodied is elitist and discriminatory. All Utahns should enjoy equal access to the structures our taxes helped to build.
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Embattled Amanda Bynes has announced she hopes to lose 20lbs off her already slender frame.
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The revelations came as she once again tweeted a bizarre series of photographs, declaring she was off to 'stripper classes'.
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Back to black: Bynes, seen here in a raven fringed wig, announced she hoped to shed 20lbs off her already slender frame last month
'I gain weight quickly so I need to work out constantly,' she told the magazine.
'I moved to New York City and I love it! I lost 4 lbs. since I moved. I'm 121 lbs - my goal is 100 lbs.'
If the actress achieves her weight loss goals, at 5ft8in, her body mass index would be just over 15 with many medical professionals defining severely malnourished or anorexic patients as individuals with a BMI of less than 15.
Moving pounds: Amanda, pictured here in California in August and in New York a month later, says since she moved she has lost four pounds
Elsewhere in the feature Amanda continued to obsess over her appearance.
'I went on Accutane and it really helped my skin clear up,' Amanda, who recently moved from Hollywood to New York, revealed to the magazine.
Other facts she revealed were more benign, including:'My first concert was the Spice Girls', 'Rag and Bone makes the best jeans' and 'I've always loved drawing and my dream is to start a fashion line'.
Unusual work out: While many women do pole dancing class to lose weight Amanda declared she was going to stripper classes on Thursday
Troubled starlet: Her fans initially expressed concern last year after Amanda, seen here in a platinum wig, had several brushes with the law involving her car
The article comes as Amanda - who revealed in the interview that her nickname is Chick - repetitively posted the same picture of herself on her Twitter on Thursday night.
The star donned a long dark wig with bangs and declared she was off to 'stripper class' around 6pm on Thursday.
She then reposted the same picture seven hours later before retweeting it two more times around 2am in the morning.
Her erratic tweets concerned some of her followers, some questioning if she was under the influence.
Selfie enthusiast: The troubled starlet, seen wearing the same wig, has lately turned to Twitter to write increasingly erratic posts about attending 'stripper classes' and 'forgetting past memories'
Behaving oddly is nothing new for Amanda, this week the former child star's former neighbor has revealed that the actress acted unusually during her time in her previous New York apartment.
Amanda reportedly liked to leave the door to her unit open, and favored red lightbulbs.
Strange: The former child star apparently liked to leave the door to her unit open and favoured red lights
'Her door was left open all the
time,' said one of the Nickelodeon star's former neighbors. 'And we saw
that she put red [lightbulbs] in every outlet.'
In addition, the tenant describes a time they saw Amanda acting very strangely in the early hours of the morning.
The person in question allegedly saw the 26-year-old coming down to the lobby 'at 2 a.m. one morning, laughing hysterically for four minutes'.
The source told the New York Post that Amanda initially was 'really nice' and tried to befriend her neighbours, before her 'weird' behaviour began.
insider said: 'She was really nice at first. She knocked on some doors
and introduced herself and wanted to hang out, but then she started
acting weird.'
Amanda has reportedly since vacated the premises after threat of eviction, and is now believed to be staying in a hotel.
The She's The Man star recently made headlines when she tweeted a photo of Jay-Z and branded him 'ugly face' on Twitter, before deleting the message.
Many had held fears for the actress
after a string of driving incidents - and subsequent arrests for driving
without a license and driving under the influence - and due to the
young star's increasingly bizarre behaviour.
The Easy A actress recently got a break from two of her charges, which were formally dismissed by a California court.
The actress - who has since moved to New
York - reached a 'civil compromise' in the two misdemeanor charges
stemming from crashes on April 10 and August 4 last year.
Harsh words: Amanda branded Jay-Z 'ugly face' when she tweeted this picture of him but she later deleted it
Amanda still has two separate ongoing court cases.
Amanda was charged with DUI in April after allegedly side-swiping a police car following a night at a West Hollywood club. She has pleaded not guilty to the charge.
When she was arrested, Amanda tweeted President Obama asking he intervene and fire the police officer who's car she was accused of hitting.
Her pretrial hearing for her two misdemeanor counts of driving on a suspended driver's license is also ongoing but has been continued till February 26.
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Oil Spill!
Oil spills and other bad environmental practices can lead to disastrous results for the plants and animals of the earth. In small groups, learners investigate and discuss several images showing the effects of the Exxon Valdez oil spill. They reconvene and discuss other pollution issues that have similar effects, but are closer to home.
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Nature and the Environment in Postwar Japan
Japan has a complex relationship with the environment. Explore this relationship with your class through this resource. Included are thought questions, several activity ideas that range from writing, to discussion, to research, and an idea for a theoretical conversation about attitudes toward nature.
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City Council Simulation: Improving Cardinal City's Environment
Assuming the roles of city council members or special interest groups, your young learners will simulate a situation in which they must decide how to spend an $800,000 grant allocated for local environmental improvements. They will discover the roles of city council members and how their decisions directly or indirectly affect local government.
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Reading Comprehension 4
Ever needed a reason to stop eating meat? Read this interesting (and slightly disgusting) passage with your class to assess reading comprehension. Eight questions follow, and the focus is on recall, author's purpose, and passage structure. A great resource to study writing an argument.
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Action Projects Gallery
In collaborative groups, mindful environmental studies students select and participate in an action project to increase awareness or contribute to minimizing global warming. Seven categories are provided to choose from. Learners research and discuss case studies and then prepare themselves for action.
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Earth Day Carol
Learn about the environmental three Rs (reduce, reuse, recycle) in a modern day version of Dickens' Christmas Carol with an ecological twist. Discover where plastic comes from, where it collects, and one potential fate as Plastic Bottle Scrooge receives visits from Plastic Past, Present, and Future.
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Comparing American Indian and European Economic Systems
Students explore Native American culture by examining their economy. In this financial history activity, students define the European economies as capitalist while finding the opposite for Native Americans. Students research Montana Tribal websites for further information and define the different tribes that inhabited Montana.
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Using Products Wisely to Conserve Energy 2
In this using products wisely to conserve energy worksheet, students choose a home electronic item from a chart, record number of hours usage per month, use the average wattage chart to calculate monthly electrical cost, and conclude what can be done to reduce that cost.
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Students examine how geography and history help a city plan for its future. Using the Internet, they research the history and geography of a city of their choice. They write a report on how the present leaders can use this information to help them plan for the future.
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Inventing The Future
Students participate in activities that allow them to explore their future. Thirteen activities are listed and described which include topics such as education, resolutions, job interviews, inheritance, and environmental issues. Hands-on activities allow students to discover how choices and actions affect the future.
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The Clock Tower
Students explore the concept of finding the height of a building. In this finding the height of a building lesson, students use clinometers to determine the angle of depression or elevation. Students use sine, cosine, and the angle of elevation/depression to find the height of a clock tower/building on campus.
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INDIANAPOLIS – House and Senate Republicans came to agreement Tuesday on a package of business tax cuts.
Final edits were being made to the proposal, which is likely to be passed without Democratic support by the House and Senate today or Thursday – the day lawmakers are ending the 2014 session.
The program – a mix of a state corporate tax cuts and optional local changes to the business personal property tax – is contained in Senate Bill 1.
Rep. Eric Turner, R-Cicero, said corporate revenue continues to rise at the same time the state is reducing the rate so that leaves the business personal property tax that is preventing more business development.
We appreciate the blended bill, he said of the compromise between House and Senate versions.
Senate President Pro Tem David Long, R-Fort Wayne, said in the big picture reducing the corporate tax further is the most important component of the package.
Cutting our corporate tax rate to the second lowest in the country will pay dividends for us, he said.
Lawmakers previously passed legislation lowering it from 8.5 percent 6.5 percent by fiscal year 2016. The corporate tax rate is at 7.5 percent, and under the agreement it would further drop to 4.9 percent by fiscal year 2022.
The larger sticking point was how to attack the business personal property tax.
Gov. Mike Pence started the discussion by pushing for an elimination or phase-out of the tax paid on equipment and machinery. It brings in about $1 billion in revenue annually to Indiana schools, cities, towns and other local units.
But legislative Republicans have been working around the margins on the issue, citing the fiscal hit local units could take.
The final compromise centers on making changes to the tax optional for each county.
For instance, counties could give a super abatement to specific companies on equipment for up to 20 years. Right now the limit is 10 years.
Or local units could eliminate the tax on certain small tax filers. Even if every county opted in, the tax would be reduced by only about $13 million statewide.
The biggest option, though, would be to allow counties to exempt all new equipment from the tax. While there would be no immediate fiscal effect, over time the tax would disappear as equipment is replaced.
Local officials have warned that this approach will lead to competition among counties that isn't healthy for the state overall.
But Long said he doesn't fear competition.
When you look at the super abatement, everybody's in the game, he said, saying that allows larger counties to compete with any smaller counties that might eliminate the tax in the future. If Allen (County) has super abatements and Whitley (County) eliminates the tax – both sides project-by-project still have the same argument.
Sen. Karen Tallian, D-Portage, said she can't justify another corporate tax cut when state tax revenue is millions of dollars behind projections.
This should not be the first priority of where we are spending our money, she said. And it is spending when we don't take in revenue.


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On Nov. 15, Death Cab for Cutie frontman Ben Gibbard made a solo appearance at a fundraising event for Seattle youth arts at the city's Neptune Theatre.
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Watch Ben Gibbard live out his Michael Stipe fantasies and jam with one-half of R.E.M.
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Ben Gibbard stopped by 'The Colbert Report' last night (Jan. 10) to chat with Stephen Colbert and run through a couple of tunes from his second solo album, 'Former Lives,' which dropped last year. The first performance, of the single 'Bigger Than Love' (watch above), featured an all-star backing band comprising guitarist Ted Leo, Superchunk drummer Jon Wurster, keyboardist Jamie Edwards and bassist-singer Aimee Mann, who sang alongside Gibbard on the album version of the tune as well.
Ben Gibbard is moving on from his former life and this week's news that his divorce from Zooey Deschanel has been finalized. Last night (Dec. 21), the Death Cab for Cutie frontman appeared on 'Conan' to perform 'Something's Rattling (Cowpoke),' a song from his most recent solo album 'Former Lives,' backed by none other than the Los Angeles-based mariachi outfit Trio Ellas.
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Young love is precious, and in this brand-new Dell commercial, Billy captures Charlotte's attention by taking pictures of her favorite things in the world -- the stars -- with his powerful new laptop. Death Cab for Cutie frontman Ben Gibbard's heartwarming song, 'You Remind Me of Home,' can be heard in the background of the charming ad.
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Ben Gibbard teams up with veteran singer-songwriter Aimee Mann for a duet on 'Bigger Than Love,' the second cut to surface from the Death Cab for Cutie frontman's forthcoming solo album, 'Former Lives,' which drops Oct. 16. Mann does such a good job at matching Gibbard's distinct style of singing that you'd better listen closely, or you may just be in for a surprise when the first chorus rolls around.


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Our little Frodo is becoming quite the horror icon. Actor Elijah Wood might always be first associated with his role as the hobbit in Peter Jacksons Lord of the Rings trilogy, but his dabbles in the horror genre should not be overlooked. After playing a serial killer in 2012s Maniac remake, Wood has also lent his talents to the thriller Grand Piano, the indie horror Cooties and presently as lead in Nacho Vigalondos Open Windows.
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Excuse the expression, but the genre has been done to death. Walking zombies, running zombies, brain eating zombies,
A throwback to cheesy and great horror movies of yesteryear, Hellmouth comes to audiences courtesy of John Geddes and Tony Burgess. Director Geddes is coming off his well-received Exit Humanity (which appeared at the Toronto After Dark Film Festival circa 2011) while writer Burgess is responsible for bringing genre fans films such as Pontypool and Septic Man (also a TADFF alum).
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Excision didnt have us pacing the halls awaiting the next Richard Bates Jr. effort, but it did have us stand notice when his new project, Suburban Gothic was
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We are wondering if Malaga is built up as a beachy sort of place or does it retain some charm. We are thinking of getting a timeshare there as a home base for a few days with day trips to the Pueblos Blancos and Ubeda/Baeza/Priego de Cordoba. Do you have any other recommendations as a home base for these day trips?
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It's both--there is a historic core surrounded by a large modern city.
I would first map our those day trips with google maps or viamichelin. You may fined them too far your your taste. I quite enjoyed Malaga because I flew in there and out of another city, but I would not necessarily choose it for a base if I was taking a driving trip.
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The old city has charm, but it is highly overbuilt, something like Miami Beach. And no, it would not be a good base for doing any day trips beyond of the white villages. I would do the Pueblos Blancos from Ronda, and Úbeda, Baeza and Priego de Cordoba from Jaén or split my time between Úbeda and Cordoba.
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Málaga city is genuine Andalucian atmosphere, great tapas bars, cafés, terraces, restaurants, nightlife and 3000 years of history. Within 300 meters in the city centre you'll find the newly excavated Roman theater just beyond the 8-11 century Moorish Alcazaba, the 16th century cathedral, Picassos birth place, the Picasso museum and the new Carmen Thyssen museum.
Be sure to stay close to the city centre. A couple of recent articles about one of my favourite cities in the country: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/journalists/nigel-tisdall/8773310/Malaga-Spain-Secret-Spanish-pleasures.html
Antequera could be another great base, just some 30-40 mins driving North of Málaga city. Known as "the heart of Andalucía" or "the crossroads of Andalucía". Almost right in the middle of the Sevilla, Córdoba, Granada, Málaga rectangle. Here you'll find dolmens (some 5000 years old burial chambers), Roman baths, a Moorish Castle, Gothic churches, Renaissance fountains and Baroque bell towers. Antequera was the first of the Granada emirate towns to fall to the Christians in 1410.
I love the terrace in the corner of the peaceful square in front of the Real Colegiata de Santa María la Mayor, the first partly Renaissance-style church in Spain (built 1514-1550). Up here it's totally peace and quiet. Next to the recently excavated Roman baths beneath and looking up on the 13th century Moorish alcazaba/fortress. Great views over unique landscapes (the spectacular Torcal limestone mountain etc.). http://www.wild-about-travel.com/2011/07/5-reasons-visit-enchanting-antequera/
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... agree that Málaga city is too far away from daytrip to Ubeda/Baeza, but Priego de Córdoba and small and not that often visited white villages such as Iznájar and Ardales are within reach. Even closer to Antequera.
Iznájar: http://www.andalucia.com/province/cordoba/iznajar/home.htm
Ardales: http://www.andalucia.com/province/malaga/ardales/home.htm
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We loved Malaga for a short visit. But make sure you stay in downtown area. It is a bit far away from "white villages" to use as a base.
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Málaga is also very close to Frigiliana (near Nerja), a very pretty village.
And another vote for kimhe's suggestion to visit El Torcal/ Antequera. Very unique landscape.
And, finally, Málaga city is a very pretty town (the historic center), IMO. It obviously lacks the massive attraction of Sevilla's cathedral, but also the hordes of tourists. As kimhe wrote, it feels more genuine - and not like a living museum with more souvenir shops than inhabitants.
As Málaga is not a small town, you should check the exact location of the potential timeshare, though. As Spain is very well covered by Google's Streetview you can get a good idea of how the timeshare's neighborhood looks like if you know the address.
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Here's the correct Antequera page: http://www.andaluciacoastandcountry.com/antequera-spain.html
Nice "Tapas tour of Antequera" site. This guy has obviously fallen completely in love with the place, but then again, this is very much what visiting smaller places in Andalucía is all about: http://www.andaluciacoastandcountry.com/tapaspain.html
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i don't believe he works there anymore...i think he was let go back in september.
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Nope--but I've noticed that a lot of people seem to "disappear" around here. Remember the "big deal" about Rebecca Budig? Wow--a movie star on Zootoo....
But I DID see on the home page a few days ago that Marcello was a "top contributor"--another random photo placed in that spot.
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No, actually someone else from the zoo and me were talking about him earlier. I had noticed he had not been on since mid September. I hope he's alright.
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I've noticed that many Blue Spruce trees in White Rock are being eaten and killed by caterpillars. Perhaps same is occurring to other trees, and perhaps in Los Alamos too.
Per the LA County Extension website: losalamosextension.nmsu.edu/problems.html), under "Plant Problems of Los Alamos" "Conifer Pests" "Douglas Fir Tussock Moth" link: ext.colostate.edu/pubs/insect/05542.pdf):
Caterpillars of the Douglas-fir tussock moth, Orgyia pseudotsugata (McDunnough), chew the needles of spruces, Douglas fir and true firs. During outbreaks they may cause extensive defoliation, with injury typically first concentrated at the top of the tree. Older caterpillars may rapidly defoliate a tree and tops may be killed, sometimes after only a single season of severe injury. Following repeated attacks over several seasons whole trees may die or be weakened to the point of inviting fatal attacks by bark beetles.
If your Blue Spruce is turning brown, even if only at the very top, it probably has these caterpillars (even if you cannot see them), or had them and now has the more mature forms of the moth. Contact a tree expert or sprayer about whether your tree is savable, when to treat (now and/or next spring) and with what.
Breezy and cool conditions greeted all of the runners and walkers and their eager dogs for the 17th Annual Dog Jog in April.
This year's Dog Jog raised more than $12,000 for Friends of the Shelter. FOS is a nonprofit organization that provides assistance to abandoned animals and to pets and their owners in northern New Mexico.
Our catastrophic care program pays for veterinary care for sick or injured animals that have no owners or whose owners cannot afford the treatment. Our spay/neuter program provides grants to our partner organizations, including the Española Valley Humane Society and the McKinley County Animal Shelter so that they can provide low- or no-cost spay/neuter services to their clients.
FOS also encourages responsible pet ownership and promotes adoption of shelter animals through education and outreach.
Marita Noon's op-ed in the June 6 Los Alamos Monitor is just one more example of someone hiding their own agenda by labeling themselves as an organization dedicated to educating the public.
Ms. Noon claims that the EPA hides their use of "bad science" so that they can continue to list species as endangered with the result that farmers, ranchers, and anyone with an interest in extracting anything from the Earth, is prevented from accessing the water and land needed for their enterprise.
The problem is that her evidence consists only of opinions offered by people representing organizations with no serious scientific credentials, and whose agendas are clearly anti-government in general.
A Google search on the organizations mentioned in her op-ed, including the American Stewards of Liberty, the Institute for Trade Standards and Sustainable Development (ITSSD), Citizens' Alliance for Responsible Energy (CARE) and Energy Makes America Great, Inc., quickly reveals that these organizations are intertwined and have an agenda focused on smoothing the pathway for companies to pay little or no attention to the environmental damage left behind as a result of their activities, including contaminated water aquifers and soil.
Over the past few weeks, I have seen two letters in the Los Alamos Monitor regarding the termination of Dr. Peter Lindberg's contract with the Los Alamos Medical Center (LAMC). Prostate cancer is the second most common cancer in males after skin cancer.
Each year, more than 186,000 males learn they have prostate cancer and more than 3,500 die from its advanced forms. Dr. Lindberg is New Mexico's leading physician in understanding and treating this cancer. He is recognized throughout the country as one of the leading practicioners.
Dr. Lindberg reads extensively to keep up with research, treatment statistics and United States physicians diagnosing and treating prostrate cancer. He also publishes an occasional newsletter describing advances in this medical area.
I was successfully treated by Dr. Lindberg as were several of my friends and colleagues. This decision shocks me; it is not in the interest of our community.
LAMC is owned by LifePoint Hospitals of Brentwood, Tennessee, which in turn is part of Duke Lifepoint Health Care, which partners LifePoint with the Duke University Health System.
I think that the wrong person was terminated!
Douglas Reilly
LANL retiree
White Rock
This is an open letter to the community, to thank you all for all the opportunities that have come my way during my six years at the Chamber of Commerce.
I've had the opportunity to play a role on the White Rock Master Plan Implementation committee and have volunteered with the Los Alamos Historical Society, the United Way of Northern New Mexico and with the groups advocating on behalf of the Manhattan Project National Historic Park. I've been part of two planning groups which are establishing new foundations that will benefit the local community.
I've worked with senators and congressmen and their field representatives, the governor, the secretary for economic development, Los Alamos National Laboratory officials, county councilors and county government, on issues such as the Valles Caldera, free and open access to the west from Los Alamos, procurement policies at the lab, visitor services, Atomic City Transit planning and many other issues as they arise.
I've had the pleasure of working with a great team here at the Los Alamos Commerce and Development Corporation — so many great people that I hesitate to name any, for fear I'll leave some out.
In these final days of the primary election campaign, Republican households have received mailed flyers attacking one of the GOP candidates for state representative in our district. These mailings originated from a political action committee (PAC) outside Los Alamos with no connection to the opposing candidate and obviously no appreciation for our tradition of civil and respectful political discourse.
The same sort of PAC advertising on both sides marred the general election campaign for the same office two years ago.
Professional political operatives claim such negative advertising is effective. It probably is with some, but most Los Alamos voters are irritated rather than enlightened. It undermines and angers candidates trying to maintain a "high road."
Strident advertising by outsiders promotes their agendas, not necessarily ours. I urge voters to instead pay attention to candidates' character, experience, abilities, record, philosophy and issue positions — in both the current primary and November general election.
Robert Gibson, chair
Republican Party of Los Alamos
The Los Alamos Arts Council wishes to thank the many people who came together to make the 17th Annual Los Alamos Arts Council Kite Festival sponsored by Los Alamos National Bank such a great success. The festival could not have happened without the support of so many people. We want to thank LANB, the sole sponsor, for generous funding, easy to build flyers, and T-shirts.
We also want to thank the numerous volunteers from LANB, Los Alamos High School ROTC, National Honor Society, the county Parks and Recreation Department and various other groups and individual volunteers. All of you made a huge difference in the number of kites we were able to build and decorate each day. Thank you to those that helped with set-up and take-down, as well as the small odds and ends that happened behind the scenes. Each of you contributed to success, and we thank you for all that you did.
We are grateful to several kite enthusiasts from out of town who brought beautiful and unusual kites and banners to make the event more colorful. Of course, we also want to thank the members of the community for coming out to make a kite, fly a kite, listen to the music, or just look at the awesome view in the sky.
We are fortunate to have so many beautiful places in New Mexico. Unfortunately, we have a looming threat to one of the places we hold so sacred.
Chaco Canyon is at risk of fracking. There are only four places in the United States that have a dark sky designation. Chaco Canyon earned this designation last month, making it perfect for stargazing.
If we don't stand up as a community, one of New Mexico's national parks could be obstructed with fracking rigs, their ominous lights and constant cranking and grinding, possibly ruining part of ancient New Mexico.
We need to stand up, New Mexico. We cannot let the oil and gas giants take something so precious not only to New Mexico, but to the United States and the entire world.
Chaco Canyon is also a World Heritage Site.
I strongly encourage the Bureau of Land Management to keep fracking away from Chaco Canyon.
Andrew Weinman
Los Alamos
It was a momentous day as the Pajarito Environmental Education Center (PEEC) put on its 14th annual Earth Day Festival on May 3, because if all goes according to plan, it will be the last Earth Day festival that PEEC will celebrate at its current Orange Street location.
By Earth Day next year, PEEC hopes to be settled into its new home at the Los Alamos County Nature Center, located on Canyon Road, slated to open next spring.
Once again, this year PEEC welcomed the Santa Fe-based Clan Tynker, a popular Vaudeville circus group that encourages audience participation and always delights with its antics. Clan Tynker performed two shows. In between Clan Tynker's performances, the Hill Stompers got the audience up on their feet and enjoying their always lively music and dance.
There were information and activity booths from more than 25 organizations. We wish to thank every exhibitor for being a supporter of the Earth Day Festival.
We are also grateful for the food vendors — Dosa Dosa and Taste of New York. The long lines at their stands were evidence of their good food. In addition, the Los Alamos Co-Op Market sold ice cream, which was appreciated by all on what turned out to be a rather warm day.
I will be forever grateful for the wonderful care Dr. Peter Lindberg gave my mom a few years ago for her many and varied complex health issues. His absence from the Los Alamos Medical Center is our loss.
Peggy Bradberry
White Rock
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Posted by steve on March 16, 2004 at 10:51 AM (CST)
Well if Apple signed such an agreement and broke it, all power to the Beatles.
The Beatles are awesome.
Posted by MeshAir on March 16, 2004 at 10:53 AM (CST)
Apple Computer is not MAKING music. They are RESELLING music.
Learn the facts of the agreement before posting such sycophantic tripe!
Posted by . on March 16, 2004 at 10:58 AM (CST)
"I broke the story last year that Apple Computers long ago signed an agreement with the Beatles' Apple Records that they would never ever ever have a company called Apple Music and that they would never ever ever go into the music business."
Then what does this mean?
Posted by MeshAir on March 16, 2004 at 11:00 AM (CST)
I don't believe Apple is calling itself Apple Music, Apple Records, Apple etc. (ie the iTunes Music Store).
I think the grounds for the lawsuit were that Apple promised to never be involved as a recording company, which technically they're not. They can argue they are a portal that sells music content, not an actual record label.
Posted by Ryan on March 16, 2004 at 11:03 AM (CST)
this story is such bull, i emailed the editor about it too, its such shoddy reporting.
"You may recall that I broke the story last year that Apple Computers long ago signed an agreement with the Beatles' Apple Records that they would never ever ever have a company called Apple Music and that they would never ever ever go into the music business."
apparenlty the reporter broke news about a public court case that has been in apple history for years, and he did it LAST YEAR. WTF, he broke this story last year? ummm i dont think so…
This is just one thing i have a problem with, the other is that ummmm AppleCorp (Apple Records) is suing apple, not The Beatles…. I can't belive you guys even posted this. Hopefully iPodding wn't mke the same mistake.
Posted by jon on March 16, 2004 at 11:07 AM (CST)
Yeah, this site sucks dick. Face it - they're just spending 5 minutes a day making a load of crap up to post as "news" to cover up their cash-in "built for advertising" website.
This website would be 10000 times better if the people running it were in it for the right reasons and not just to make cash. There must be over 20 adverts on this page.
Posted by yeah on March 16, 2004 at 11:10 AM (CST)
Must be another crappy website.
Posted by MeshAir on March 16, 2004 at 11:44 AM (CST)
Hey "yeah", do you know what you're talking about???
Do you have any idea how expensive it is to keep a site like this up and running from all the visitors it receives everyday?
Or what about the time it takes to maintain something like this???
Fact is that this site might break even at best. The people running it are doing it because they enjoy it, don't be a jerk.
Posted by Ryan on March 16, 2004 at 11:47 AM (CST)
Apple pressuered Starbrite into discontinuing the pPod/pBop emulator. Personally I thought that the emulator was a form flattery. Why is everyone defending Apple now. What goes around comes around.
Posted by YYWWVV in Cold Spring, NY on March 16, 2004 at 12:23 PM (CST)
I thought the Beatles were dead?
Posted by Ringo on March 16, 2004 at 12:42 PM (CST)
"broke the story last year…" WHAT BULLSHIT!!
sosumi…HELLO!?!? Is there ANYONE who doesn't know the sosumi story???
Posted by steve on March 16, 2004 at 12:50 PM (CST)
heh.. funny quote:
"When it first happened with the iPod, we said, "What could they be thinking?" said a Beatles legal insider, who agreed that posters announcing the iPod from "AppleMusic" were among the most egregious violations. "They knew we had the agreement, and that we'd won a lot of money from them already."
Posted by eric on March 16, 2004 at 12:55 PM (CST)
I cannot believe how much bitching and moaning that I hear about the news on this site. cry more plz thx
Posted by stfu and cry more on March 16, 2004 at 1:02 PM (CST)
The ignorance of some "internet age" folk is just astounding. You ponitficate as if you are such authorities on things that you are just too dumb to understand. I look at the idiocy of some of these comments and it truly makes me sad to think that you are the generation that will inherit the Earth.
The first gem from "Yeah" - how old are you? 13? You have no concept of the real world yet.
Then the next bit of wisdom comes from a "YYWWVV". Your argument is pointless - you are comparing 2 things that aren't even comprable. Your logic is seriously lacking.
Just to clarify one thing (as someon else tried to already) THE BEATLES ARE NOT SUING APPLE!!!
Apple records, a label that was formed by the Beatles to distribute their music , has largely been a dormant record company for many years. Ringo Starr and Paul McCartney are not even involved with the company anyomore. Apple Computers signed a no compete agreement with Apple Records when Apple first started (remember, this was back when Apple Records was still releveant) that they would never get into the music business as a music entity (record label, distibutuion, A & R development, etc.). They have not broken that agreement - and Apple records will lose this suit in a HUGE way.
There is NO WAY IN HELL that anyone of this generation will ever confuse Apple Computers and Apple records.
Posted by Chris on March 16, 2004 at 1:19 PM (CST)
well said
Posted by Sam on March 16, 2004 at 1:31 PM (CST)
That's the thing about freedom of speech - even idiots get heard. Look I think at the end of the day everyone needs to sit back and take a deep breath.
None of this is, ultimately, crucial information. Since when did the stuff we do for entertainment get so serious?? Sheesh soon we'll be feeding 1st gen ipods to the lions!
We're on a site that gathers together information relating to a little white box that plays music. Let's all bear that in mind…
Now, instead of flaming, go and listen to your 'chill out' playlist.
Posted by Mat on March 16, 2004 at 2:22 PM (CST)
I don't have a "Chillout Playlist".
My playlists are:
F*** You!
Go to Hell!
Shut the F*** Up!
Suck My D***!
My "On the Go" playlist is a compilation of the above mentioned playlists.
Posted by Stylescraper on March 16, 2004 at 2:56 PM (CST)
Posted by Joe on March 16, 2004 at 7:00 PM (CST)
I find this really quite sad.
At the end of the day, it will be us consumers who will miss out. Why the Beatles have to get so touchy about their management name which can hardly be called a brand I can't seem to understand.
The world evolves man, brands are created, brands die. Accept it and let the next generation move on with their vision and ideas of how they want to shape their world.
To Apple, the name means everything, to the Beatles, what could they expect to lose? Their brand is The Beatles.
I suppose such words as Graceland and Material Girl are off limits for the next 100 years??
Perhaps this is nothing but a bunch of lawyers creating more work for themselves.
Its sad the word 'commonsense' has no place in our society anymore. Everything is now decided by a judge and money.
Posted by stevo on March 16, 2004 at 8:26 PM (CST)
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- olivethegreat Jan 31, 2009 08:15 AM
Eating at Morton's tonight. They don't post their wine list online, I assume because they're a chain and the lists vary from location to location. Wondering if anybody familiar with the Morton's wine lists in general, and the Beverly Hills location specifically, happens to know of any decent bottles on the list in the <$50 range?
We'll probably want a red wine, though I'm very open to different varieties and appellation (meaning, just because I'm going to a steakhouse doesn't mean I need to have a Napa Cab).
Most likely, I'll bring a bottle and pay the $25 corkage...but if there are some gems on the list, throw them out there!
My local Morton's (Orlando) has a large Napa/domestic cab selection, and not much else. If you're looking for what I consider gems (old world varietals, etc) then you may be better off bringing your own. And if you call the restaurant they will probably email you or fax you a copy of their list.
re: zin1953
corkage fee. there list is very poor for what they are charging. we brought in a 2001 Insignia which I paid less then $80 and they wanted $325 (without tax,tip).
re: wineglas
Thanks. This is what I was assuming. My guess is the list will be full of Silver Oaks et al at very high mark-up.
re: olivethegreat
I thought that the 89 Silver Oak Napa Valley was pretty decent.
re: wineglas
Re the Insignia: The '03 vintage wholesaled for $96 in California and the latest vintage had risen to something more like $130 (wholesale). If you had the '01 to bring in, so much the better, but $325 is not that out of line (outrageous though it may be). Go figure!
I would BYO if your local Morton's allows it. However, I would make sure to get a copy of their wine list to make sure that anything I was planning on bringing was not already on their list. BYO etiquette dictates that even if the restaurant is charging a 300% mark up on 2001 Insignia, it's still not cool to bring your own bottle of a wine that they already stock.
Also, ordering a glass of wine or Champagne from their BTG list prior to enjoying your own wine is always a welcome gesture.
Though too late to help, I find that the Morton's, that I have gone to, have had interesting wine lists, with markups from 400% to 1000%.
As I am always a guest, BYOB has never been considered. Though I am often the one, who must order the wines (on someone else's account), I still feel a tad ripped-off. I rather find them to be the adult's version of McDonalds. This is for adults on an expense account. Interesting, but quite over-priced.
Also, there are usually different BYOB laws by state, county and municipality. One is best served by checking specifically.
Hope that the OP enjoyed,
re: baron45
We brought our own, happy we did even though I ended up not loving the wine we brought - an '05 Pax Alder Springs Syrah. I used to love Pax, it's just not to my taste any longer. Still a better value to pay corkage than buying ANYTHING on the overpriced (and uninteresting) Morton's list.
re: olivethegreat
Do not know the Pax. On my visits to Morton's, always as a guest, I have seen some interesting wines on their list. I often am pressed into service to order the wines, by the various hosts. I do cringe at the markup, but comply with my hosts and order for the group. The wines have all been there, but not at prices that I would enjoy.