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Weezer Return to the Stage
By Tom Breihan on January 15, 2010 at 12:50 p.m. EST
When Weezer frontman Rivers Cuomo was injured in an a tour bus accident last month, the band had to cancel the remainder of its tour to allow Cuomo time to recover from lung and spleen injuries. But in a new blog post on Weezer's website, the band has announced that Cuomo has received "a clean bill of health" from his doctors, and Weezer's now ready to get back to the business of playing shows.
Vic Chesnutt R.I.P.
By Amy Phillips on December 24, 2009 at 10:00 p.m. EST
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UPDATE: The Constellation Records website has posted an announcement that Vic Chesnutt died this afternoon in Athens, Georgia. "In the few short years that we knew him personally, Vic transformed our sense of what true character, grace and determination are all about. Our grief is inexpressible and Vic's absence unfathomable," the announcement said.
Kristin Hersh has set up a website for those who want to donate to help Chesnutt's family with expenses. "What this man was capable of was superhuman," she writes.
Many artists have paid their respects to Chesnutt since his death. On her website, Patti Smith wrote, "He possessed an unearthly energy and yet was humanistic; with the common man in mind. He was entirely present and entirely somewhere else. A mystical somewhere else." On the R.E.M. website, Michael Stipe wrote, "We have lost one of our great ones," and Jeff Mangum of Neutral Milk Hotel wrote, "in 1991 i moved to athens georgia in search of god, but what I discovered instead was vic chesnutt. hearing his music completely transformed the way i thought about writing songs, and i will forever be in his debt." (Via Brooklyn Vegan.) Stipe also chatted with NPR about Chesnutt.
45-year-old Athens, Georgia singer-songwriter Vic Chesnutt is currently in a coma, various sources report. According to Tweets from Chesnutt's friend Kristin Hersh, the coma is a result of a suicide attempt, but that has not been confirmed.
Weezer Cancel More Shows
By Tom Breihan on December 17, 2009 at 1:30 p.m. EST
Earlier this month, Weezer frontman Rivers Cuomo was hospitalized following an upstate New York tour bus accident. Cuomo suffered lung and spleen injuries, and Weezer had to cancel a number of shows. Cuomo is now out of the hospital and back home in Los Angeles. But even though Cuomo is recovering, the band's website announced earlier today that Weezer have canceled even more shows, due to doctor's orders.
Weezer's Rivers Cuomo Discharged From Hospital, Headed Home
By Amy Phillips on December 11, 2009 at 4:55 p.m. EST
Photo of Rivers Cuomo in the hospital via Weezer's website
After spending six days in the hospital in Albany, New York following last weekend's tour bus crash, Weezer frontman Rivers Cuomo has been discharged and is on his way home. Unfortunately, home is all the way across the country in Los Angeles, California. So that means getting on a bus again. But according to a post on the Weezer website today, Rivers and his crew are well-prepared for the trek. "We've got seasons one and two of "Mad Men" to watch, some books to read, a freezer full of organic entrees, and the bus is wired for internet, so work can continue uninterrupted. The only thing we're missing is Burt Reynolds in a 1978 Pontiac Trans Am to run point for us!"
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Weezer's Rivers Cuomo Hospitalized Following Bus Accident
By Amy Phillips on December 6, 2009 at 1:50 p.m. EST
Weezer frontman Rivers Cuomo was hospitalized after a bus accident in upstate New York this morning, CNN reports.
Weezer were on their way from a show in Toronto last night to one in Boston tomorrow night when the bus carrying Cuomo, his wife and daughter, and two other passengers hit a patch of ice on the New York State Thruway. According to CNN, "The driver said the back end of the bus slid on ice, then went into the median and hit some reflective posts before crossing back over the highway, going over the guardrail and landing in a ditch."
Cuomo "complained of rib pain" and was taken to St. Mary's Hospital in Amsterdam, New York. According to the Albany Times-Union, band assistant Sarah Kim was taken to the hospital as well, due to back pain.
UPDATE: Weezer's webmaster, Karl Koch, has posted an update on Weezer's website, detailing exactly what happened. The full text of his update is after the jump.
The rest of Weezer's December tour dates have been canceled. Weezer's updated itinerary can also be found below.
Molina and Johnson Cancel U.S. Tour, Citing Health Problems
By Tom Breihan on December 1, 2009 at 5:00 p.m. EST
Photo by Jonathan Cargill
Last week, we reported that Molina and Johnson, the duo of Magnolia Electric Co. leader Jason Molina and Centro-matic frontman Will Johnson, had canceled their European tour because of Molina's health problems.
Now we can report that those same health problems have also forced the duo to cancel their U.S. tour, which was set to begin January 23 in Houston. As it stands right now, Molina & Johnson have no planned tour dates. Their updated itinerary, which at this point is just a whole bunch of cities and venues crossed out, is below.
While We Were Out: Jesus Lizard, David Byrne, Lupe Fiasco, Gibbard/Farrar
By Amy Phillips on November 30, 2009 at 9:00 a.m. EST
Photo of David Yow of the Jesus Lizard by Zach Vowell
Last week, while some of us in the U.S.A. were busy celebrating the genocidal slaughter of Native Americans at the hands of the white man, the rest of the music world kept on turning. Here's a brief roundup of a few music news items that happened over the break:
-- Being one of the wildest frontmen in rock history has its downsides. During the Jesus Lizard's show at Metro in Chicago on Friday night, David Yow fell while crowdsurfing and bruised some ribs. He was taken from the club to a hospital in an ambulance. However, Yow's injuries proved not to be all that serious, and the Jesus Lizard's Saturday night show at Metro went on as planned.
-- David Byrne entered some sort of contest involving turkey-shaped Jell-O molds, run by artist (and Byrne collaborator) Danielle Spencer. Alas, Byrne's entry, "Baby's First Turkey", did not win, instead losing out to David Hunter's "Turkeyburger." (Via the Daily Swarm.)
-- Lupe Fiasco released a free, downloadable mixtape titled Enemy of the State: A Love Story, on which he rhymes over songs by Radiohead ("The National Anthem"), Lil Wayne, Jay-Z, Clipse, and others. Check it out over at 2DopeBoyz.
-- TwentyFourBit posted a live video from Ben Gibbard and Jay Farrar's recent tour in support of their Jack Kerouac tribute album One Fast Move or I'm Gone. In the video, shot in late October at the 9:30 club in Washington, DC, Gibbard and Farrar cover Tom Waits' "Old Shoes (& Picture Postcards)", from his 1973 album Closing Time. Check out the video after the jump:
Molina and Johnson Cancel Euro Tour
By Tom Breihan on November 23, 2009 at 6:15 p.m. EST
Photo by Jonathan Cargill
Beloved indie songwriters are having a rough day! Earlier, illness forced John Darnielle to cancel a couple of Mountain Goats dates. And now it looks like "health problems" will keep Molina and Johnson, the duo of Magnolia Electric Co. leader Jason Molina and Centro-matic frontman Will Johnson, from touring Europe.
The duo's European tour was set to begin later this week in the Netherlands. But statements on the Molina and Johnson, Magnolia Electric Co., and Centro-matic websites all say the same thing: Molina's "health issues" have caused the duo to cancel their entire European tour. "Jason Molina is extremely disappointed but there is no way he can be on the road at the present time," the posts say.
The duo's U.S. tour is set to begin in January. Their updated itinerary is below.
John Darnielle Gets Sick, Cancels Mountain Goats Shows
By Tom Breihan on November 23, 2009 at 2:25 p.m. EST
The Mountain Goats' tour with Final Fantasy came to Chicago earlier this month, so I can say from first-hand experience that it's a pretty great night out. John Darnielle's backing band has now expanded to three dudes, plus Final Fantasy's Owen Pallett on a few songs, and the tracks from the BNM'ed new LP The Life of the World to Come sounds pretty incredible onstage.
Unfortunately, folks in Florida won't get to see this particular tour in full-- at least not right now. On the Mountain Goats' website, Darnielle has announced that he's sick and the Mountain Goats won't perform at their scheduled shows tonight in Orlando or tomorrow in St. Augustine.
Noel Gallagher Attacker Pleads Guilty
By Tom Breihan on November 23, 2009 at 11:30 a.m. EST
Last September, Oasis' set at the Toronto stop of the Virgin Festival was interrupted when an audience member jumped onstage and shoved Noel Gallagher to the ground. He was on his way to take on brother Liam when security tackled him. The incident resulted in three broken ribs for Noel, and the band had to cancel a number of shows. The attacker, a 47-year-old man named Daniel Sullivan, was arrested.
As the Toronto Sun reports (via NME), last week, Sullivan pleaded guilty to assault causing bodily harm. He is set to be sentenced on February 5, 2010.
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November 27, 2014
Virginia coach Mike London had a message for a local high school football player on Monday.
Woodberry Forest junior Jacob Rainey's football career came to an abrupt and tragic end with a leg injury during a preseason scrimmage last week.
Complications from the injury forced doctors to amputate part of Rainey's leg this past weekend.
"Our thoughts and prayers go out to the whole Woodberry Forest football family," London said at his weekly news conference on Monday. "To this young man's family in particular."
Rainey, a transfer from St. Anne's Belfield, had been the Tigers' quarterback. Reports say he'd been recruited by UVa and Virginia Tech, among other Division-I football programs.
"Wins and losses are important," London said. "But sometimes the reality of what's important -- what's really important -- are the young men and the family members, and the sons, and the things that we're responsible for."
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Has the AJ jumped ship. You sure yanked this from the home page in a hurry. Why would this article even be posted on Lubbock online...
I'm all in on your argument. But do the math again 6% would be 8.8 million .It is much less than that . So in my mind much less of a...
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- mrwaterslide Dec 24, 2007 08:15 AM
I'll be in Kansas City on the 27th, having dinner with an former girlfriend I haven't seen in a long time. Would like to go someplace really nice, where the food is imaginative and reliable---all the KC high-end restaurants seem to get wildly mixed reviews. Who Can Help?
There was an ancient old-time place downtown, can't remember the name of it, with high ceilings and steaks and booths, out of the 1890's, what was the name of it, that was a high-point of my long ago (1980's) KC dining experience. Would prefer a relaxed, and perhaps throwback atmosphere, not sleek and modern, if modern means austere.
I'll be eating breakfast alone the next morning. Any help there?
1924 Main - haven't been but look it up - Rob Dalzell has a great reputation. It's in an old bldg and I think it's got a cozier atmoshphere versus sleek and modern.
The "ancient old-time place downtown" is probably referring to the Majestic Steakhouse at 9th & Broadway or the Savoy Grille at 9th & Central. Both are downtown and both have high back booths and "old-timey" atmosphere. Personally, I think both are a bit overpriced, but the service is decent and the food, while not incredible, is good quality. Filet dinner is around $35-40 at either place. One place you might consider is Pierpont's in the old Union Station. It's the same sort of atmosphere, but in the old train station a bit south of downtown. It's about the same price. As far as breakfast goes... it's not downtown, but it's some good breakfast...Corner Cafe in Riverside just north of the river. Very reasonable prices. Have incredible cinnamon rolls and all kinds of baked goods. You don't say if your driving or relying on cabs. KC is pretty spread-out, so cab fare can set you back a few bucks. Corner Cafe is okay if you have a car, probably want something closer if you don't.
re: tbbeer
I'll have a car. I used to live in Springfield, and for a while Kansas City was my default Big City Destination. Then I switched girlfriends, and had a run of St. Louis.
Thanks for the tips.
re: mrwaterslide
Sarah's on Grand for dinner:
You Say Tomato for breakfast:
Garozzo's, the downtown location, I like their Italian, and it feels like you have stepped back in time, you expect Sinatra to stroll in,
Savoy or Majestic otherwise.
PotPie for dinner if you're looking for relaxed- its spot on every time I'm there. The service is my fav in KC. and the food is always prepared well. Try the bread pudding if you go. You Say Tomato for breakfast is a can't miss as well.
The Savoy has gone downhill. Try City Tavern in the frieght district. Pierponts is a good bet. 1924 Main is always excellent but has a high noise level.
I have always wanted to eat at the legendary Savoy but recently it has has some, um, questionable reviews. hhttp//www.chowhound.com/topics/385712 Until I hear otherwise I will probably steer clear.
I have two KC favorites, Thomas and Bluestem. My husband calls the steak at Thomas the best he's ever had (and I agree, I think). For my b-day we went to Bluestem and had a prix fixe dinner. The highlight of the meal, if I must pick just one, was my wonderful venison dish. Everything was spot-on. I find both places to be casual, intimate and relaxing, probably not old-time, but definitely not modern/austere.
re: amy_rc
I am nominating Savoy for Kitchen NIghtmares! It is SUCH a shame. Finally, a revitalization in KC and that place is floundering.
re: amy_rc
I'm personally not hip on Thomas. I go to school at the med center and many of our functions are at Thomas. I've probably been there 8 or 9 times since August and can't say I've once had a memorably good meal. My steak was overcooked (ordered it rare and it came medium to medium well) and lacked flavor. I've also tried the chicken and it was undercooked. I've also found the service to be below average (long waits for drinks/orders etc.)
re: pollymerase
OK, my friends and I dined at Thomas on New Year's Eve and I was completely underwhelmed...and embarrassed b/c I picked this place. We dined there last year by accident (we made reservations at Matador's and when we showed up the place was called Thomas) and had an excellent meal. I've enjoyed martinis there and a couple of meals since.
This year there were 11 of us out to celebrate 2k8. Nine had soup for the first course. Everyone who ordered soup got COLD soup. For the second course I ordered mushrooms stuffed with wild boar. They tasted great other than the fact that they were COLD! The twice baked new potatoes that were served with the main course were under-cooked. My steak was delicious and, thankfully, cooked to perfection.
Thank God for the amazing piano player and his rendition of Jay Z's 99 Problems, otherwise the dinner portion of our evening could have been a bust. I'll probably go back, but definitely not for a special occasion. In their defense, the service was great and attentive and no one complained to the server about the food, so they didn't have a chance to fix it.
Shame I didn't see this until now. I'd have recommended Blue Stem...it's been *really* well-received by other foodies I've spoken with. If I had reason to go to KC, that'd definitely be a destination for me.
I'm looking for a nice place for dinner too. But, I don't have the throwback atmosphere requirement. Blue Stem seems a little out of my budget, and Sarah's seems a little new. I'd sort of like to eat at a high end spot that does regional food well. I'm not from the KC area, so what are your recs?
re: Danimal
You could go to PotPie, which is next door to Bluestem. Nice but not vancy, and I think the food is very good.
re: Danimal
There are some truly great locally-owned restaurants in KC that deliver terrific atmosphere and food at a moderate price point (meaning less than Bluestem . . .although when you are willing to splurge, please do go to Bluestem . . .you would not be disappointed.)
For my top 4 picks, I would recommend the following:
1) Justus Drugstore - The website doesn't have much but their Smithville address, but this restaurant is so worth the drive in terms of foraged local ingredients used in creative yet, completely accessible dishes. A charming and hip place and reasonable price points. As a bonus you get priceless access to the Chef Jonathan Justus. My pick for the best restaurant in 2007. http://www.drugstorerestaurant.com/
2) La Bodega - a sexy Spanish tapas restaurant in downtown, always my fall-back, all-time favorite place for small plates, sangria and Spanish wines. http://www.labodegakc.com/
3) Room 39 - Now with two locations, the original on on 39th Street and the new one out south in Leawood, Chef Ted Hariger and Chef Andy Sloan continue to stay true to their vision of using local ingredients to make some of the most interesting and tasty food. They opened to rave reviews and continue to deliver. http://www.rm39.com/
4) Pizza Bella - Chef Rob Dazell's dazzling pizza place is gorgeous inside and out with terrific authentic Italian pizza and wonderful roasted veggies antipasti and a mostly Italian wine list rounds out this two thumbs up recommendation. http://www.kansascitymenus.com/pizzab...
Other Honorable Mentions: Mango Room (Downtown), Thai Place (Arun's downtown or Westport locations are the prettiest), BoLing's (River Market Location), Kaiyo's Japanese restaurant at 119th and Potpie and 1924 Main, already mentioned, are also great places.
re: jvergara
La Bodega is nice - until 6PM they have "happy hour" where sangria & tapas are 1/2 price. Saves some serious money.
This is too late to help Mr. Waterslide, but I had dinner right before Christmas at the Savoy and it was terrible! Horribly overpriced and the food was just bad.
There are too many wonderful places in KC for both seafood and steak to waste money at the Savoy.
Also, went to Thomas around Thanksgiving. The food was not great, but the piano player made the experience so fun. Where else can you get Pink Floyd and Neil Diamond?
re: SFLisa
How about the golden Ox or the herford house both are excellent steak houses
Thanks, everyone. I have to come back to KC when the Nelson-Atkins does the next installment of their American Photography series. The new addition is an Absolute Knockout, btw---restores my faith in the profession of architecture.
We went to 1924 Main and had a fine time. The food was good, not extraordinary, but the service was first-rate, and I liked the room, and, well, a fine time was had by all.
Went to Sharp's 63rd St. Grill (not recommended here) and was distinctly underwhelmed, though it's not a chain, which is a plus, in a number of senses. If I were staying next-door, and there were ten inches of snow on the ground, I'd go there.
There was some snow, snowing as I drove in from the airport, and then three inches the next day, and all of that added to my festive mood.
You Say Tomato was underwhelming also, though friendly in its way. A good neighborhood coffee house. The Corner Cafe was a little hard to find---had an upscale-truck-stoppy feel about it. Decent omelet, decent hashbrowns (request crispy;I forgot to). An excellent place to go if you've got a large group.
I also ate happy-hour food at McCormick & Schmick's on the Plaza. You folks in Kansas City maybe forget how pleasant your city can be. Oh, and I stayed at the Hilton President downtown, and that was really nice. Of course, I work in a Hilton brand hotel, so my $39.00 a night tab didn't hurt.
Again, one and all, thanks. In a year or so, I'll be back.
re: mrwaterslide
If you really want to do it up right next time, I say make time in your schedule for bluestem. From everyone I've heard from, it's a destination spot in KC, not to be missed. I've seen pictures, and every time I do, I get hungry.


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i'm brewing saturday.
new brew stand. new keggle, new burner. brewing an old standard recipe. my american wheat.
here's what the gear looks like set up, literally just assembled the stand in my living room over my lunch hour.
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On Deck: APA
Secondary: Cascadian IPA
Kegged: Heart Flush Irish Red Ale, Oatmeal Stout, American Wheat
This is going to be an epic brewing weekend for me.
First wife will be out of town.
Second my buddy is coming over to start a lambic. We are starting a rice wine. I'm doing a batch of hard lemonade. I'm also doing a beer but really haven't thought up a recipe yet. I want something big and hoppy so I can oak it some. Also bottling up our chocolate raspberry stout.
The stout was my first all-grain beer.
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Maybe next month for my next beer. I am trying to roughly base a beer off the arrogant bast. Ale clone thread.
Not brewing this weekend. Brewing tonight! Making a Dawson's Multigrain Red from a NB kit. Third batch this year... I'm "en fuego!" Lol
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Drug firm concentrates all its work in Manitoba
Biovail has been making pills in Steinbach for more than 10 years now, but judging by the proliferation of mobile sign-boards advertising positions needing to be filled at its plant, you might think they were staffing up a brand-new operation.
The big difference for the Steinbach plant is that as of next spring, the low-slung, 240,000-square-foot facility will be the sole production site for Biovail Corp.
That's when the second of two production plants Biovail had owned and operated in Puerto Rico will close and the company's growing portfolio of about a dozen different drugs will be produced exclusively at Steinbach.
While it may be the largest publicly traded drug company in Canada -- last year sales were $739 million -- it is small compared to the multibillion-dollar trans-national pharma companies.
The Steinbach plant is not the largest pharmaceutical production operation in the country, but it is in the top tier when it comes to industry design, maintenance and overall operations.
Walking through the sleek offices and immaculately clean production cells, Tony Martinez, vice-president and general manager of Biovail's Steinbach facility, said half-jokingly workers should expect to spend as much time cleaning equipment as they do in production.
For 24 hours a day, five days a week, drugs to control pain, depression and high blood pressure, among others, are mixed, compressed, coated, stamped with Biovail's brands and packaged, all under the strictest of compliance protocols.
Gowned workers in small, pressurized production cells packed with millions of dollars worth of gleaming stainless steel equipment monitor the mixture of powders that will become tablets or capsules. (The plant does not make any liquid or non-solid formulations.)
Martinez said the company needs to hire close to 50 general production workers in the next several weeks and then an additional 15 chemists and lab technicians over the next six months to work in the state-of-the-art wet lab and quality control operations at the plant.
It will put the company's Steinbach payroll close to the 600 mark.
"A lot of it has to do with the transfer of Puerto Rico work, which is on-going," Martinez said. "That is pretty close to completion."
A $30-million expansion completed at the beginning of 2007, along with the Mississauga-based company's adoption of a new strategic focus for the company last year, made the decision to consolidate in Steinbach a natural.
"It was clear the Puerto Rico plants were underutilized and that concentration in Steinbach made a lot of sense," said Gilbert Godin, Biovail's New Jersey-based executive vice-president and chief operating officer. "By North American standards, we are not large enough to own multiple production sites. The best decision was to concentrate activity in our best location."
Even though sales last year were 30 per cent less than 2006 totals, one analyst recently referred to Biovail as one of the fastest growing drug companies in the world.
Biovail has survived its share of rough scrapes -- costing the company $142 million in legal bills over the last three years -- but continues to post impressive profits despite the decline in revenue.
Part of the strategic plan that includes the consolidation of production in Steinbach was a decision to start developing (or acquiring) specialty products to address unmet medical needs in the field of central nervous system indications.
In addition to the efficiencies Biovail can achieve in Manitoba, Godin said it helps that Steinbach is a community where Biovail can be a prominent employer.
"We are big fish in small pond from a life sciences standpoint," Godin said. "As opposed to being dwarfed in large markets where competition for talent can be very high."
It was a decision that injected a level of stability that was appreciated, even in one of the most prosperous communities in the province.
"Biovail has been excellent for the community," said Paul Neustaedter, president of the Steinbach Chamber of Commerce. "It is an ideal manufacturer -- one that any city would like to have."
Its service and supply contracts with local suppliers are substantial and the potential for ongoing work with Biovail made the difference in encouraging Acklands-Grainger to open a store in Steinbach this summer.
Unlike other branch plants, Biovail has been active in the community and the Steinbach chamber has given it a community involvement award. The company is also seen as big supporter of the life sciences industry and was recently recognized by the Life Science Association of Manitoba (LSAM).
"Their move to concentrate all their production in Manitoba is a strong commitment to the province," said Darren Fast of LSAM. "Is is a demonstrable statement on the quality of the work being done here and it shows that Manitoba has the ability to compete on a world-class basis. We can be cost-competitive and be right up there in quality and productivity."
A GOOD CITIZEN: Biovail in Steinbach
What drugs does the Steinbach plant make?
Some of the most popular branded names include: Wellbutrin, one of the company's first drugs prescribed for the treatment of major depressive disorder and seasonal affective disorder; Ultram, an extended-release chronic pain treatment for moderate to moderately severe chronic pain sufferers; Cardizem, the U.S. trade name for a drug used to treat hypertension (high blood pressure); and Tiazac, the Canadian brand name for the same hypertension drug.
Where does the plant source its raw materials?
Like all drug companies, the active pharmaceutical ingredients are sourced from speciality suppliers in Italy, Israel and the United States.
How strictly do Health Canada and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration monitor production practices?
Biovail must submit specific production protocols for approval and then lock them down. It can take as long as two years and more than $1 million in regulatory filings to move production from one plant to another.
How many people did Biovail employ in Puerto Rico?
There were about 300 people there. When those plants move all the work to Steinbach, its employment levels will increase by about 100.
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Here On Daily PaulSubmitted by pinky33 on Tue, 09/20/2011 - 17:08
Just an FYI. I believe there are Cointel Pro blogger Agents here on Daily Paul. They will make discouraging comments and try to break and divide the grassroots. Such comments like Paul is not a frontrunner and such. Anything negative beware. We are in this to win, anyone with another mindset to divide or discourage is most likely an agent. They don't want Paul to win and if they can discourage the grassroots they have won. They also try to convince people into throwing in the towel or act as if they are. So Keep fighting and keep your eyes open. I know most of you are well aware of Cointel Pro Agents, I just wanted to post this in-case others had no idea. FIGHT ON!
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RP's the only true anti-FED candidate..
Bachmann's just co-opting the End the Fed movement that Rick Perry started...if you're going to be co-intel-pro-ing the End the Fed movement, just make sure you get your facts straight so you don't look obvious.
Shoot them treasonous coyotes!
Michelle Bachmann started the End the Fed Movement
She was against the debt ceiling, she wants to end obamacare, she was a flight surgeon in the Vietnam war and has delivered over 4000 babies! :)
Really funny. Too bad some
Really funny. Too bad some people don't have a sense of humor.
Unelectable. Rick Perry has
Unelectable. Rick Perry has long been a serious economic scholar who wants to reverse all this Kaaaynzeanism nonsense. We need someone who understands economics in this jobless economy, too bad the media keeps ignoring him.
Restore America Now!
Perry/Gore 2012
You owe me
a keyboard.
They've been here for years, but they have pumped up their game in the last few months.
Personally, I enjoy them because they are so obvious. No need to point them out. They can't help but to expose themselves.
Luckily, it works in our favor. A bit like the MSM when they are so obvious.
A lesson in Freedom
People are going to say all kinds of stuff. if you don't like what they say well its their opinion just simply don't listen.
remember we were all taught back in the day
"I'm rubber your glue" I don't think I need to finish all that :)
I think
there are a few people who couldn't detect your sarcasm there.
They are too busy...
hunting wabbits for humor...
~wobbles but doesn't fall down~
Be sure...
to also check under your bed for al qaeda and clowns before going to sleep! :|
If you see something say something!
~wobbles but doesn't fall down~
What's with the negative
What's with the negative feedback on you?
Patriot Cell #345,168
I don't respond to emails or pm's.
Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution, inevitable.
I guess...
because "You're always posting a lot bull about nothing and trying to suck up to other members." - We the People
Actually, I think somebody has multiple accounts under different names and they are upset over my "negative" remarks about their pro-witchhunt idea. I was the first to comment negatively on this topic... :p
~wobbles but doesn't fall down~
Great, good practice for us
Once they are exposed to the RP liberty movement they will be great advocates for Ron Paul, the GOP front runner.
Don't worry we root them out pretty quickly...
and your main detractors, who have to spin the whole wording of your post to fit their argument, are some of the worst. I wouldn't assume they are against Ron Paul, but they are definitely dividers who mainly start problems. You can look at past postings and realize they run in packs...they have to have like minded, or same minded, people to run around patting themselves on the back. Makes the appearance that people agree with them...when in reality it's just three dummies in a bathtub.
I read from this post, that people posting negative things about Ron Paul and being Debby Downer by stating that "He can't win" and so forth are the people to watch..we all understand this...however the three stooges down below have now decided that you have stated that anyone saying anything negative in any context..and negative means disagreeing with ANYTHING posted on the DP, is a cause for concern. Anyone with two brain cells to rub together knows this isn't the purpose for your post.
Please realize that we've been at this for a while and quickly get rid of these people, and there are always eyes on them...no need to make a post unless you are simply trying to draw the three stooges out of the close to watch them slap each other on the backs to celebrate their inability to comprehend correctly what they read.
Don't worry about it...it's all good. We will survive.
COINTELPRO is more insidious than that
They'll start evolution discussions or say they have a serious disease and ask about RP's policy on insurance.
What cointelpro likes to do is get people on record making extreme statements.
They'll "suggest" things about certain campaign members where they know the grassroots is already split.
They gain information that way, find out the soft spots then drive other wedges.
Usually, they claim to be grassroots or grassroots leaders. They also usually claim to be "uniters, not dividers".
There's a pattern. Read the links...
They most vehemently will attack those, usually personally, who identify them and expose them.
Ask John Perna. He has been exposing cointelpro for YEARS (like 20) and they are RELENTLESS in personally attacking him.
wow, thanks for the info. I
wow, thanks for the info.
I get John Perna's forwards all the time. Though he loads up too many links in each email. Very informative stuff.
Thanks again!
I'm Moe..
From the main topic post above:
"Anything negative beware!"
~wobbles but doesn't fall down~
I haven't figured out which one you are yet....
I was leaning curly.....but if you want Moe..you can have it. Yes..and the whole post is about being negative about Ron Paul's chances of winning..only 7th graders would go on that tangent after taking something out of context.. you know good and well what was being said.
There are people...
on DP who immediately call new members "neocons" and the "enemy" merely because they have a new account. Don't tell me these same people won't jump on the "negative" bandwagon.
Encouraging witch hunts is childish and unnecessary. And it just plain looks bad. DP has a good history of detecting troublemakers and flushing them out. We don't need calls for witch hunts on vague "evidence"...
~wobbles but doesn't fall down~
Yeah I'm noticing I'm not
Yeah I'm noticing I'm not getting a lot of love myself. :)
No neo here. I've been hoping for someone like Dr.Paul to come around for 20 years. I may not agree with everything everyone does here nor with every single thing Dr.Paul says but I'm in for the long haul, regardless.
Patriot Cell #345,168
I don't respond to emails or pm's.
Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution, inevitable.
Welcome to the Revolution!
UPDATE: Whoever downvoted my welcome to a new member: shame on you! :p
~wobbles but doesn't fall down~
Paranoia will destroy ya.
Paranoia will destroy ya.
"The United States can pay any debt it has because we can always print money to do that." — Alan Greenspan
Nice song...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_WJ6FbcWYRU :)
~wobbles but doesn't fall down~
That's the one!I've always
That's the one!
I've always thought that authentic 'cointel' was only interested in , you know, INTEL. There are plenty of morons in political groups that are eager to eat their own. All the supposed agitator need do is sit back and watch it happen.
First step to destabilization - sow fear and doubt.
Immunizing counter-attack - firm principles and common goals make us impervious to these types of attacks.
"The United States can pay any debt it has because we can always print money to do that." — Alan Greenspan
It's not paranoia if they really are out to get ya. ;)
Where are they.. Have you
Where are they.. Have you seen them? Please don't say they're behind me.. My nerves can't take it.
Patriot Cell #345,168
I don't respond to emails or pm's.
Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution, inevitable.
Wow.. you people need to
Wow.. you people need to lighten up a bit. It was a joke.
Yes I know what's next.. Negative feedback. Like me or hate me I support Dr.Paul even if I find some of his other supporters to be a bit tedious.
Patriot Cell #345,168
I don't respond to emails or pm's.
Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution, inevitable.
COINTELPRO agents...
often engage in joking and humor...
~looks at rp4pres suspiciously~ ;(
~wobbles but doesn't fall down~


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A person with direct knowledge of Mario Williams' plans says the defensive end has rejoined the Buffalo Bills and expects to play at Houston this weekend following a ''procedure'' on his sprained left wrist. The person provided the update Monday when Buffalo (3-4) returned from its bye week. The person spoke to The Associated Press on the condition of anonymity because the team has not made an announcement. Williams was absent last week because of a wrist injury he's had since the start of the season. The Bills would not say if Williams had surgery. It's unclear when Williams informed the team he intended to have the ''procedure,'' but the person said general manager Buddy Nix has spoken to the player's doctor. The Bills signed Williams to a six-year, $100 million contract in March.
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New footage of Final Fantasy XV is always good, but we never thought watching Noctis and the gang just running around could be so captivating.
New footage of Final Fantasy XV is always good, but we never thought watching Noctis and the gang just running around could be so captivating.
The director of Final Fantasy XV has spoken on the game's current status of development, and reveals there's an actual launch in sight. Kind of.
Square Enix has unleashed a video highlighting the massive, gorgeous world players will be able to explore in Final Fantasy 15.
Noctis and the boys take on a platoon of enemies as well as a tough behemoth in this new gameplay video of Final Fantasy XV.
We have found some new gameplay footage of Final Fantasy XV from the 2014 Tokyo Game Show and learned new details about its demo release.
Square Enix has announced a changing of directors for Final Fantasy XV just before unleashing a very impressive trailer.
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An executive member of Square Enix has admitted that the company will not be revealing any major developments of both Kingdom Hearts 3 and Final Fantasy XV during next week's E3 presentation.
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Stauskas - #1 Overlooked Matchup Nightmare - Seth Greenberg
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These matchup nightmares aren't necessarily an elite scorer, a potential NBA lottery pick or someone who fills up the stat sheet each night. They're simply the toughest players in college basketball to get ready for. Certain stars are obvious: Kansas' Joel Embiid, Kentucky's Julius Randle and Duke's Jabari Parker come to mind.
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|Slow-starting Colts have Dungy confused, not concerned
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The pristine offense, which was rolling earlier this season, has suddenly looked ordinary. A vastly improved defense struggled early Thursday night with penalties and breakdowns, and two losses in four games have kept the AFC South race close.
In Indianapolis, these slow starts are about as common as finding a Patriots fans, and it's something Dungy intends to correct over this week's extended break.
``It's probably a lack of continuity in practice more than anything,'' the Colts coach said Friday. ``I think we're kind of finding our way early and getting in a groove, but it has taken some time, so I hope we can get that changed.''
The good news is the Colts (9-2) have now won two games in five days and played well enough over the final three quarters Thursday night to roll past Atlanta 31-13.
But even in victory, the troubling trend continued.
Atlanta kept the ball for 19 plays and more than eight minutes on the game's opening possession, forced a three-and-out on Indy's first series, then got a 48-yard TD pass from Joey Harrington to Roddy White on the next Falcons possession.
Along the way, the Colts missed tackles, dropped passes, drew inexplicable penalties and allowed Super Bowl MVP Peyton Manning to face constant pressure.
This is not typical Colts football.
``We kind of shot ourselves in the foot with mistakes, with guys on blocks, things like that,'' Dungy said. ``Things like that are what will come back to haunt you in real tight games.''
If the Colts didn't understand that lesson before this season, they certainly learned it in November.
At San Diego, Manning threw four interceptions in the first 16 minutes and the special teams allowed Darren Sproles to score twice on kick returns in the first quarter. The result was a 23-21 loss.
Last week, Adam Vinatieri missed two first-quarter field goals and Indianapolis failed to score a touchdown in the first half for the first time this season. It nearly cost them against Kansas City. Vinatieri eventually made the winning field goal with 3 seconds left to give Indy a 13-10 win.
After another sluggish first-quarter Thursday, some are asking what's wrong.
One explanation is injuries.
Manning has been working with a makeshift offense that has played the last several games without left tackle Tony Ugoh (neck) and perennial Pro Bowl receiver Marvin Harrison (bruised left knee). Right tackle Ryan Diem was inactive Thursday after failing to finish each of the previous two games with knee and ankle injuries, and the Colts have already had two defensive starters - linebacker Rob Morris (knee) and defensive end Dwight Freeney (foot) - lost for the season.
While Dungy insists injuries are no excuse for inconsistent play, he acknowledged Friday the growing list of hurt players has made a difference at practice.
``It's kind of an attrition and how the practices have been forced to go,'' he said. ``We just haven't been able to practice in pads, and we're hoping we can do that this week.''
This week's long break could help.
Dungy gave players and coaches a three-day weekend, a badly needed respite after a five-game stretch which included two short weeks, a trip to the West Coast and a game against the NFL's best team, New England.
When everyone returns Monday, they're looking for a change.
Dungy hoped the last couple of weeks that Ugoh would play, and reiterated Friday that Harrison has targeted next week's Jacksonville game for his return.
Getting them back would be a huge boost.
It also could mean practicing in pads again, and Dungy hopes the combination helps the Colts regain the efficiency everyone has come to expect from the defending Super Bowl champs.
``We seem to battle back, but if we had a little better start in San Diego we could be 10-1,'' Dungy said. ``I'm excited with where we are and I think we can have a good December. We're hoping to be back in pads Wednesday and Thursday, and that should help.''


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Global musical phenomenon John Taylor, the co-founder and bassist of Duran Duran-and today a critically acclaimed author-was honored with Writers In Treatment's Experience, Strength and Hope Award on Friday night during a celebratory evening hosted by Writers In Treatment with support from New Directions for Women. Actor Robert Downey, Jr. presented the award to his friend Taylor. Host Ed Begley, Jr., headline performer Bobcat Goldthwait, actress Ione Skye and singer Divina also paid tribute to Taylor during the starry event held at the Skirball Cultural Center in Los Angeles.
The Experience, Strength and Hope Award is given to well-known individuals who have written courageous and honest memoirs about their journey from addiction to recovery. Past honorees include astronaut Buzz Aldrin and Academy Award winning actor Louis Gossett, Jr. Taylor's memoir In the Pleasure Groove: Love, Death & Duran Duran, tells of his upbringing in Birmingham, England, his years with Duran Duran, and his road to recovery.
"John, you wear your transformation like a loose garment," said Robert Downey, Jr., as he presented the award to Taylor, "not like the tight spandex you wore 19 years ago. Thank you for being the artist, the example and the writer that you are. You know I love you."
"In some ways my life didn't really start until I got sober," said Taylor in his acceptance speech. "My recovery isn't incidental, it's a guiding force of my book."
Actor Ed Begley, Jr. served as emcee for the evening, which featured a performance by actor-comedian-director Bobcat Goldthwait. Actress Ione Skye thanked the evening's sponsors, who included Alcohol Justice, Aspen Education Group and Sierra Tucson, Balboa Horizons, Betty Ford Center, Bridges to Recovery, Cirque Lodge, Coast to Coast Computer Products, Design for Living, Desert Palms Recovery, Dungarees, Hightower Intervention Services, Inspirations Youth, New Directions for Women, Newport Academy, Orchard Recovery, Opiates.com, Phoenix House, and Rally 2 Recovery. Singer Divina performed a selection of Duran Duran's hits, including "Red Carpet Massacre," "Hungry Like a Wolf," and "Save a Prayer."
Writers In Treatment Founder Leonard Buschel said of the event, "When you have over 375 sparkling and healthy people celebrating individuals who have triumphantly overcome their battles with addiction, and Bobcat Goldthwait is being funnier than God, the event transcends the visual, and becomes about the feeling of the heart, which is love."
During the evening, Buschel was himself presented with the Friends of Recovery Award by Dona Dmitrovic and Tom Hill on behalf of Faces & Voices of Recovery in Washington, D.C. The award honors Buschel for his creation of the REEL Recovery Film Festival (Fort Lauderdale, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, New York and Vancouver).
Among the other guests in attendance were Taylor's wife Gela Nash-Taylor, co-founder of Juicy Couture, astronaut Buzz Aldrin, actress Joanna Cassidy from Body of Proof, musician and actor Michael Des Barres, Steve Jones of the Sex Pistols, James T. Moorhead, publisher and founder of RenewEveryDay.com, Maer Roshan, founder of The Fix and Radar, and Kurtwood Smith from That '70s Show.
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Frasier, still unemployed, is hesitant to attend his high school reunion. He fears if he does attend, he'll sit at the last table with the chess club barbershop quartet.
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Daphne: Hey, how was the police auction? Martin: Oh, you didn't miss anything. Especially when it started raining. Niles: I made out like a bandit! Those drug lords have the most incredible taste: Christofle silver, Limoges, Orrefors crystal. If I ever get married again, I'm going to register there.
Martin: Now, now, Frasier. Everyone has their ups and downs. You know, for all we know that cure for cancer didn't pan out either. Niles: (gives Martin a look, then deadpan:) One can only hope, Dad.
Niles: Please, you call that a tantrum? Maris used to do that once a week. The poor thing needed help slamming the door!
Frasier: Oh, Roz, you look beautiful! Roz: Thank you. Frasier: But we're not going! Roz: What?! Frasier: It's got something to do with my personal growth. You see, I don't care about these people anymore and you know, I want them to know it. Roz: Frasier, I hired a babysitter twice, I did my makeup twice, I performed a miracle of engineering by taping myself into this dress twice - only to be stood up twice! Frasier: Remember you only did your hair once! (Roz chases Frasier in fury)
Frasier: Roz, I can't go. You see, I have a curse on my head. Roz: What curse? Niles: He thinks the Fates are conspiring to humiliate him at every reunion.
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During the week of October 5 - 9, all of Frasier's cast members showed their favorite episodes. They entitled the series of episodes shown in syndication "Frasier's Choice Awards Week." Here are the episodes each cast member cited: Kelsey Grammer : "Our Father Whose Art Ain't Heaven", Jane Leeves : "Daphne's Room", David Hyde Pierce : "Author, Author", Peri Gilpin : "Roz and the Schnoz", and John Mahoney : "Travels With Martin".
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when Niles sees Frasier's head in the oven he assumes Frasier is trying to kill him self however Frasier states this is impossible because its an "electric oven" however the oven they have is clearly a gas oven and not electric.
Frasier says his bad luck comes every 5 years. It is currently 1998. 5 years before that is 1993, when he says Lilith left him. She left him in 1992. Frasier then says that 5 years before that Diane left him. This would put Diane leaving him at the altar in 1988, but she jilted him in 1985.
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Trying to eradicate terrorism is a quixotic quest that does not focus on those responsible for 9/11. Charles Pena argues that America's national security strategy should consist of three central elements: establishing homeland security against further attacks; dismantling the al Qaeda terrorist network; and, enacting a foreign policy that does not attract new al Qaeda terrorists. If we misdiagnose al Qaeda's motivations or focus military efforts on the wrong targets, then we run the risk that the war against al Qaeda will become a broader war against the Islamic world that could last generations. This book includes a foreword by Michael Scheuer, the bestselling author of "Imperial Hubris".
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I think the main advancement has been fitting multiple drivers into earphone that still fit in your ears. However, the sound doesn't necessarily improve with more drivers. However, if etymotic took the er4s and added a sub bass driver that would be a pretty darn amazing feat. If that would allow the earphones to not struggle in any one area and thus allow them to fine tune the treble even further (very slight), you would have the perfect iem. Alas, I have yet to hear such an IEM. I'm speaking of universals. I have no desire to spend a lot of money on a custom iem i can't hear first and can't know how it will ultimately feel and sound. And I've yet to read a review from someone who loves the er4s that describes any of them sounding better. I think the technology exists to make a better iem, but no one has done it yet.
I don't think Etymotic would stray from the Olive-Welti diffuse field target curve and I wouldn't want them too either. Matching that target curve has been their niche and they do it very well. I look forward to the day they release something other than what my grandma would want.


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Pasta with a fresh simple sauce is one of life's great joys. This easy pasta recipe combines the delicious flavours of salty anchovies with cherry tomatoes, fresh lemon, thyme and parmesan stirred through delicate strands of spaghettini.
Easy recipes, Kids food, Pasta
In a mortar and pestle, bruise the thyme, add the garlic oil and mash until combined.
Toss into the spaghettini and add cherry tomatoes, green capsicum and anchovies.
Put on heat for 2 minutes just to combine and infuse. Toss through parmesan and serve.