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Happy Hour: Bar Agricole's Turf Cocktail
We tapped the team from San Francisco's JBF Outstanding Bar Program award–nominated Bar Agricole for one of their innovative cocktail recipes, and they offered up this sultry riff on the classic martini. According to our research, there are several iterations of the Turf Cocktail, the oldest dating back more than 100 years. This gin-based variation turns up the volume with subtle notes of absinthe, maraschino liqueur, and orange bitters. Elegant, refreshing, and a cinch to prepare, it's the perfect libation to start your weekend... now. Get the recipe here.
Elena North-Kelly is senior editor at the James Beard Foundation. Find her on Twitter and ... Read more >
What We're Reading: August 7, 2014
From burritos to live crabs, it seems you can get anything from a vending machine these days. [HuffPo]
Some high-end restaurants are tapping the concert ticket model instead of old-school reservations. [NPR]
A Cornell professor offers tips for boosting sales of healthy dishes at restaurants. [The Atlantic]
The prodigal grandson: the descendant of the inventor of Doritos wants to hack snack foods. [... Read more >
Happy Hour: The Vermouth Cassis Cocktail
"An ideal summer drink" according to James Beard, this fetching cocktail is anchored in French vermouth and club soda, with a whisper of crème de cassis to balance the bitter fortified wine. The next time you're in the mood for an Americano (Campari, sweet vermouth, club soda), take the Vermouth Cassis for a spin.
What We're Reading: July 31, 2014
Obama eats ribs in Kansas City to prove he is still in touch with the everyday folk. [US News and World Report]
Simple pleasures: one woman, a campsite, and a feast of softshell crab. [National Geographic]
In light of the expired meat scandal, McDonald's Japan releases tofu McNuggets. [Food Beast]
Fun food factories to visit on your next road trip or vacation. [Food Republic]
A day in the life of the iconic Planters Nutmobile. [... Read more >
What We're Reading: July 23, 2014
America's favorite lunch item, the sandwich, was once considered unpatriotic. [History Channel]
A mouthwatering tour of Brussels' chocolate scene. [USA Today]
Americans are split over raw milk. [Huffington Post]
A Kentucky shoplifter orders pizza for cops, but still gets booked. [Food Beast]
Rise 'n Shine: the best breakfast sandwiches across the country. [... Read more >
Happy Hour: Mango–Mezcal Paloma
While the ubiquitous Margarita may masquerade as the most popular Mexican cocktail, seasoned beverage aficionados know that the Paloma (Spanish for "dove") is one of the most beloved libations south of the border—and it's swiftly gaining traction. A refreshing combination of sweet and tart, the Paloma traditionally combines tequila, grapefruit, lime, and salt with an effervescent kick. This vibrant spin from New York City's La Palapa calls for both tequila and its smoky sister spirit, mezcal (derived from the Nahuatl translaton for "oven-cooked agave"). Mango purée and chopped cilantro lend a decidedly tropical flair. We'll drink to that.
Elena North-Kelly is senior editor at the James Beard Foundation. Find her on Twitter and ... Read more >
What We're Reading: June 25, 2014
The story behind Wimbledon's favorite cocktail, the Pimm's Cup. [Food Politic]
Classic NYC restaurants face closure in the wake of huge rent hikes. [NYT]
The Broccoli Cleanse: cruciferous vegetables could be the key to detoxing the body. [NPR]
Public health advocates push for labeling energy drinks as a step towards safer consumption. [... Read more >
Happy Hour: Mr. Beard's Citrus Cooler
It's Friday afternoon, which means you officially made it through another week! Celebrate this weekend's Summer Solstice with our latest Happy Hour cocktail, Mr. Beard's Citrus Cooler. This recipe comes care of Beard House staff member Victoria Jordan-Rodriguez, who has been making a version of the drink every summer for years. "The base is strong," she explained, "but the Perrier really lightens it up. And if you don't add the soda water, the base can be made in the morning and marinate until you want to drink it. Mr. Beard didn't make this recipe, but I like to think that he would have enjoyed it!"
We sampled Victoria's refreshing cocktail this past week at the launch party for JBF's Taste America®, where it was a hit with the All-Star chefs and guests alike. It's the perfect balance of acidity and sweetness, so mix up an entire pitcher's worth. Tomorrow... Read more >
Happy Hour: Letter of Marque
We know you're itching to shut down your computer and unwind for the weekend, ushering in the blissful two-day respite with a Friday evening cocktail. Get into the spirit of summer with a tropical tiki libation; one of our all-time favorites is the Letter of Marque cocktail served at Julie Reiner's Clover Club in Brooklyn. Created by bartender Ryan Lilola, who keeps a stash of coconut cream and tiki gear with him anytime he's behind the bar, this concoction is a clever homage to an unusual tradition.
"A letter of marque was essentially government-sanctioned piracy, a document that let privateers get away with acting like pirates," he explains. "Considering that tiki was founded on escapism, this drink was a ticket for our guests to escape their daily grind and get a little rowdy."
The... Read more >
Interview with the Violet Hour's Toby Maloney
The Violet Hour beckons discerning clientele with many luxuries: a romantic, serene space with floor-to-ceiling curtains, high-backed blue leather chairs, flickering candles and chandeliers; fine-tuned volume levels and elbow room; and an eclectic selection of artisanal cocktails made with painstaking precision. Below, partner/mixologist Toby Maloney tell us how the 2014 Outstanding Bar Program nominee is influenced by its Chicago environs, the poetic inspiration behind its name, and his favorite spring cocktail.
JBF: How would you describe the Violet Hour's mixology style?
Toby Maloney: We've been described as minimalist, traditionalist, and culinary-focused. I think we are an amalgamation of all of them.
JBF: Can you tell us about the inspiration behind the... Read more >
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Finland is a Nordic country with an edge: it's the home of sauna, Santa Claus and crafty design. Its unique cultural characteristics along with beautiful, untouched nature make it an unconventional holiday destination.
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Lapland Hotels buys Ylläs Saaga
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Sibelius Finland Experience 2015
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Home Dining – Visit a Finnish family
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Turrets FX / Hardpoints (+Plasma Fire FX)
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Turrets FX / Hardpoints (+Plasma Fire FX)
In the first 3 or 4 Seasons Turrets fired from random Hardpoints front and back, left and right all over the Place.
Today ALL turrets and cannons fire from the same 1 Hardpoint.
I think it is ok that turrets that are mounted in the aft slots are firing from forward Hardpoints, if not then rear turrets will fire through your own ship geometry (i think this is why it was changed initially), but if ALL turrets + single cannons fire from the same one centered Hardpoint then it looks more like a beam sometimes, in particular in combination with rapid fire.
It does not look good, period.
(also the crazy high rate of energy bolts is a bit much, i'd rather have less bolts per shot cycle but more oomph per shot).
Here is a Video how turrets could/should/would be nice if they worked like that in STO.
pay attention from 1:13 forward.
This is less a Star Trek Canon thing but more a, visual quality thing.
(the video isn't exactly canon accurate, the Kelvin shot more like Beam Bursts out of it's Turrets in the Movie, and it's the JJ Universe anyway, but i still think its a good example).
And while i'm at it, can some Dev PLEASE remake that Plasma Fire FX that comes with a -10 to FPS debuff?
a few small plasma leaks (see video at 4:05) are really enough to indicate a plasma fire DoT proc on your Ship, there is no need to turn whole Ships into flickering plasma balls.
In fact that visual alone is so annoying that i click on my Hazard Emitters regularly just to make the FX go away, not because of the damage it does.


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Cedar Ridge falls while S-side wins on road
JONESBORO — The Ridgefield Christian Lady Warriors edged the Cedar Ridge Lady Timberwolves 3-2 in a 3A-Northeast Conference volleyball match here Monday.
The scores were 25-19, 25-22, 14-25, 23-25, 15-13.
"My seniors definitely played like a team tonight," Cedar Ridge Coach Raydean Wheeler Jr. said. "We were much better at passing and setting up our hits. Unfortunately, a couple of bad breaks cost us in the end."
Scots win, lose at Tech
RUSSELLVILLE — The Lyon College Scots swept Champion Baptist and were swept by Arkansas Tech on Monday in nonconference volleyball matches in Tucker Coliseum.
Lyon (5-9) won the first match 25-11, 25-11 and 25-13 against Champion Baptist out of Hot Springs. Tech won 25-13, 25-10, 25-10.
"Against Champion Baptist we played almost flawlessly," Lyon Coach Ray Green said. "Our attacking was fantastic.
Batesville junior v-ball team stretches win string to five
The Batesville Junior Lady Pioneers defeated the Harding Academy Junior Lady Wildcats in Pioneer Gym Monday night, notching their fifth victory in a row.
Sammie Fulbright served up six aces and Elley Lindsey and Abby Edwards chipped in five aces apiece as the Batesville juniors won 25-6, 25-6.
The 5-1 Junior Lady Pioneers have not lost since dropping their season opener to Valley View. They are scheduled play Annie Camp in Jonesboro on Thursday.
The Junior Lady Pioneer eighth-grade squad won 25-5, 25-5.
Pioneers dominate with 'D', improve to 2-0
The Batesville Pioneer defense certainly didn't look worried, and the Searcy Lion offense probably left Batesville with lots of worries.
The Pioneers struck first, hardest and most often, leading to a 25-6, nonconference high school football victory in Pioneer Stadium.
The week before, the Lions opened their season with a 56-0 shellacking of the North Pulaski Falcons.
Batesville Coach Dave King said it simply: "I thought we outhit them. We always tell the kids that 75 percent of the time, the team that does the most hitting wins."
Record number, Thorvilson highlight Low Memorial 5K
Despite the rain, a record number of participants showed up for the Sara Low Memorial 5K Saturday morning.
And, despite a hamstring injury, Leah Thorvilson became the first repeat winner in the Arkansas Grand Prix event.
The annual race, held in memory of the Batesville High graduate who perished in the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attack in New York City, drew 252 runners. The previous high was 180 in 2008, the second event.
That's the year Thorvilson won with a time of 17 minutes, 38 seconds, still the course record.
Billy Moyer wins World
ROSSBURG, Ohio — Billy Moyer is on top of the World again.
Moyer won the World 100 Saturday night at Eldora Speedway for a record-breaking sixth time.
The Batesville man qualified 48th of 134 cars Friday night and finished fourth in his heat. He made the feature by placing second in a last-chance qualifier and started the $43,000-to-win main event in 23rd position.
Lady Pioneer v-ball streak ends in Missouri tourney
WEST PLAINS, Mo. — The Batesville Lady Pioneers saw their win streak come to an end here Saturday in the Show-me Showdown volleyball tournament in the West Plains Civic Center.
In the event that is hosted by West Plains High School, the Lady Pioneers went 0-2-1 in pool play and were knocked out in the first round of the elimination bracket.
Lyon volleyball swept twice
The Bethel Wildcats swept the Lyon Scots, 3-0, in a TranSouth Athletic Conference volleyball match Saturday at Becknell Gymnasium.
Bethel (3-1 TSAC, 4-2 overall), which has won four of its last five matches, won 25-16, 25-15, 26-24. Lyon falls to 4-8 overall and 0-2 in the TranSouth.
Bethel's Thaise Vieira led all attackers with 14 kills and teammate Adrianna Gonzalez added nine. Vieira also added four blocks.
Audrey Myers, Meghann LaBorn and Chelsea Hinton scored six kills apiece. Hinton chipped in 13 digs and LaBorn added three blocks.
Concord, ICC tie golf match
FAIRFIELD BAY — Concord and Izard County each shot a 138 at Mountain Ranch Friday and Shirley was only three strokes back in third.
Izard County's Preston Harmon earned medalist honors with a 6-over-par 42. His teammates' scores were not provided by press time.
Logan King fired a 45 to paced the Pirates. Ryan Cornelison and Cameron Reesor added a 46 and 47, respectively, to complete the team total. A.J. Cannon's 48 and Luke Cornett's 50 were not applied.
Lyon soccer teams go 1-3 over weekend
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SILOAM SPRINGS — Martel Reid-Warden scored two goals for the second straight match and helped lead the Lyon College Scots to a 4-2 victory over No. 24 Oklahoma City on Saturday in the John Brown University Classic.
Reid-Warden booted a goal in the 60th minute and scored on an empty net from 11 yards out in the 89th minute. The forward leads all Scots with six goals this season.
Raiders take advantage of self-destructing Southerners
SOUTHSIDE — The Riverview Raiders returned to Searcy with a 33-20 nonconference victory over the Southside Southerners Friday night.
Southside led 8-7 at the end of the first quarter, but Riverview scored five minutes into the second frame and kept the Southerners at bay.
Despite the win, Riverview Coach Stuart Hill was anything but satisfied after the game.
The games: Sept. 10
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Men's Swimming and Diving Sweeps Cornell, Dartmouth
The Crimson claimed victory in its first meet of the season, earning nine first-place finishes to top the Big Red, 169-131, and the Big Green, 246-54, at Blodgett Pool.
Men's Water Polo Edged by Brown for Northern Championship
It may not have come out on top at the end of the day, but the Harvard men's water polo team had a lot to be pleased with this weekend.
Harvard Ballers Baker, Healey Win Big in Mass. Polls
Though they are now focused on the political arena, Massachusetts's Governor-elect Charlie Baker '79 and Attorney General-elect Maura Healey '92 have past experience in a different type of arena—the basketball arena.
Men's Water Polo Falls to Brown, Earns Third at Ivy Championsihps
To say the Harvard men's water polo team's loss to Brown on Sunday morning was close would be an understatement.
Men's Water Polo Splits Weekend Contests
Despite coming away with a win in its second game of the weekend after losing to No. 13 Brown in the first, Harvard struggled on the defensive end and came away unsatisfied with its results.
Men's Water Polo Sweeps Weekend Contests
The Harvard men's water polo team (12-4, 3-2 CWPA) dominated the pool this weekend, winning all five of its west-coast games over the course of three days.
Experienced Men's Water Polo Team Looks To Continue Success
This year, Harvard looks to capitalize on the momentum from the second half of the 2013 campaign.
Men's Swimming and Diving Season Recap
At the end of the 2012-2013 season, the Harvard men's swimming and diving team was hungry for more. But in 2014, the Crimson finally reached the top.
Male Rookie of the Year: Eric Ronda
He may have been one of the youngest members of the Harvard men's swimming and diving team but that didn't stop freshman Eric Ronda from making a splash in his rookie year. In his inaugural season for the Crimson, Ronda quickly adjusted to the fast-paced tempo of collegiate swimming.
Track and Field Season Recap
While breaking over a dozen school records, the Harvard women's track and field team won both the Indoor and Outdoor Heptagonal meet titles. The men placed third at both meets, as well.
Cross Country Season Recap
For the members of the Harvard cross country team, 2013 was the year in which they proved just how fast they could go, as both the men's and women's squads demonstrated that they could be competitive on the national level.
Women's Track Wins Ivy Heps
Along with the women's team title, eight Crimson athletes earned individual titles, while several others set personal bests or added their names to the record books.
Track and Field Sets School Marks at Penn Relays
Records also fell at the Skyhawk Invite, UCSD Triton Invitational, and the OTC Elite Invitational for the Harvard men's and women's track and field teams.
Athlete of the Week: Hansen Sets Heptathlon Mark
Sophomore Madison Hansen took the the heptathlon title at the LSU Alumni Gold meet this weekend, setting not only a personal best, but also posting the second-best mark in Harvard history.
Track and Field Breaks Records Across the Country
Records were falling all Friday and Saturday as the team split up and competed in four meets across the country.


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By Rick Warren
— May 21, 2014
I have no greater joy than to hear that my children are walking in the truth. (3 John 4 NIV)
Sunday is Pastor Appreciation Day (October 9). Take some time to pray for your pastor, and then on Sunday, affirm your pastor. Then keep doing this every week.
Being a pastor is one of the toughest jobs on the planet, but the apostle John says it can also be the most joyful: "I have no greater joy than to hear that my children are walking in the truth" (3 John 4 NIV).
Spiritual leaders must correctly teach God's Word, confront false teaching before it spreads, proclaim the Gospel to non-believers, pray for all people, and train and appoint leaders. They must do this all while serving as examples of what it looks like when you're maturing in Christlikeness (see 1 and 2 Timothy; Titus).
Accordingly, the apostle Paul says we should respect our spiritual leaders, overwhelming them with appreciation: "Hold them in the highest regard in love because of their work" (1 Thessalonians 5:13 NIV).
You can see the enormous responsibility a pastor has to stay in sync with God and to encourage you to stay in sync also. Your pastor is human and every bit as capable as you or me of making mistakes or slipping into sin. Pray that your pastor will stay focused on Jesus and that your pastor's ministry will flow from that intimacy. There is nothing the enemy wants more than to distract your pastor from his purpose by getting him distracted.
Pray for your pastor's protection, because the push-back he feels from the enemy comes in strong every time your pastor proclaims God's truth. It gets even stronger the closer he gets to Christ.
Pray that your pastor will know deep within his soul that "not even death or life, angels or rulers, things present or things to come, ?hostile? powers, height or depth, or any other created thing will have the power to separate us from the love of God that is in Christ Jesus our Lord!" (Romans 8:38-39 HCSB). And then let your pastor know that your love will never cease, that you are committed to loving your pastor with the love of Jesus Christ.
Now think of some practical bit of service you can do for your pastor, and do it this coming week.
Jon Walker is the author of Costly Grace: A Contemporary View of Bonhoeffer's 'The Cost of Discipleship' managing editor of Rick Warren's Daily Devotionals. © 2011 Jon Walker. Used by permission.
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Jenny Mccarthy - Jenny Mccarthy Returns To Playboy After 20 Years
Picture: Jenny McCarthy, Victoria and Francine Beppu LA Matadors v Milano Thunder Viewing Party held at Avalon Los Angeles, California - 22.01.12
Jenny Mccarthy, the American actress and model, is to pose nude for Playboy magazine again - almost 20 years after her last shoot. MCCarthy last featured in Hugh Hefner's magazine in 1993 and now - aged 39 - is ready to do it all again, reports People magazine.
Jenny - who split from Jim Carrey in 2010 - first found fame appearing on the pages of Playboy and earned the titles of 'Playmate of the Month' and 'Playmate of the Year'. She capitalized on her rising stock and soon took up television presenting, becoming the face of Mtv. The mother of one turns 40-years-old this November and now hosts the U.S. show 'Love in the Wild'. Her cousin, Melissa Mccarthy, had a sensational year in Hollywood after picking up an Oscar nomination for her role in the surprise comedy hit 'Bridesmaids'. Jenny had remained in good shape during her time away from Playboy, though spoke to People magazine in 2007 about her splurges, saying, "I have my once-a-month nachos.but it's [got] soy cheese and turkey chili on it, so it's somewhat safe. But it's still a big vice for me, because I have a big bowl of it".
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Study Shows Sexting Normal for Young Adults
This is hard to believe. A new study reported by a Detroit TV station seems to show that for today's young adults — the "Internet Generation" — "sexting," sending sexually explicit photos or messages through their phones, may be a normal, healthy component of modern dating.
Researchers at the University of Michigan School of Public Health studied the sexting and sexual behavior of about 3500 men and women between the ages 18 and 24.
The study showed that while sexting is very common in that age group, it doesn't appear to be associated with risky sexual behavior or psychological problems.
Researchers say they reached the conclusion that people who send sexting messages are no more likely to engage in risky sexual behavior than those who don't.
One of the researchers says this contradicts the negative public perception of sexting, which is often portrayed in the media as unsavory, deviant or even criminal. They hasten to point out that their study focused on young adults over the age of 18, and that minors under 18 can get in legal trouble if they're caught sexting.
So sexting can get kids in trouble, but it's normal for adults? Amazing. Go figure.
Darren Wilson Not Indicted for Michael Brown Shooting [UPDATED]
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Weekend Box Office Report: 'The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1' Makes All of the Money and It's Still Not Enough
There's going to be a lot of blood and ink spilled across the internet on the subject of the opening weekend for 'The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 1.' Yes, the third film in the series did open significantly lower than its predecessors. Yes, there are definitely people at Lionsgate wringing their hands and trying to figure out why the film opened below expectations. And yet, that opening weekend is still massive. It's three day total is larger than most movies ever have a chance to make in their entire runs. So, let's have some perspective as we dive into this week's top 10.
'Jurassic World' Teaser Promises to Deliver Our First Trailer on Thanksgiving Day
A few days ago, the YouTube page for Universal Spain posted memorable footage of the cup of water vibrating from 'Jurassic Park' as a teaser for 'Jurassic World,' which seemed pretty curious. But today brings our first official footage from 'Jurassic World' in the form of a far more awesome teaser for the trailer, which will hit the web on Thanksgiving day. If that's not something to be thankful for, what is?
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America has a new poet laureate this morning.
Charles Wright has been writing poetry for than 50 years. His poems are often meditations on nature and God.
MONTAGNE: Wright follows in the footsteps of laureates Rita Dove, Billy Collins and Robert Pinsky. These poets have used their role to promote poetry around the country in various ways, though there aren't many official duties.
GREENE: As for Wright's plans, he told The New York Times quote, "I really don't know what I'm supposed to do, but as soon as I find out, I'll do it."
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Runner-up finish at Chicago could be start of turnaround for Trevor Bayne
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JOLIET, Ill. — Saturday's runner-up finish in the EnjoyIllinois.com 300 Nationwide Series race at Chicagoland Speedway may very well be a turning point for Trevor Bayne in the 2014 season.
His run tied a season-best showing (second at Dover), left him in sixth-place in the standings, just 50 points behind with 15 more races to go.
And if Bayne can continue his momentum this coming weekend at Indianapolis, his hopes for a Nationwide championship in his final year in the series could potentially come true.
Bayne ran a strong race, finishing second to NNS rookie and new points leader Chase Elliott, who won his third event of the season. Elliott's margin of victory was 1.7 seconds over Bayne's Ford.
"The last two runs of the race, we had a car that could win it," Bayne told MotorSportsTalk. "That's as competitive as we've been all year long and ties our best finish of the season at Dover.
"I felt like we had a better chance in this race than at Dover. … We ended up coming home second, just short, which is a little bittersweet, but we'll take the sweet part because it's just nice to be in contention in these things and have cars that are capable of winning races. If we can do that week in and week out, we'll be there."
In 18 starts this season, Bayne has three top-fives and 13 top-10s. He's also had two DNFs.
But Saturday's run brought out a new kind of confidence that even though Bayne characterizes the first part of this season as having been a struggle, there's no reason why the second half of the season has to be the same.
"(If there had been) 10 or 15 (more) laps, I think we might have had something for them," Bayne said. "We're pretty happy with our run there and I was pumped to just be able to see the leader there and be making gains at him.
"This season has been a struggle for us overall. It's nice to just have some speed here at a mile-and-a-half, track and there's a lot of mile-and-a-halfs that are the same, so we're hoping that carries on through the rest of the season for our Advocare Mustang.
"I'm hoping this run at Chicago can give us that momentum and knowledge we've been looking for. … We've made a lot of changes to our cars to make them all season long and we finally seemed to make some gains Saturday night.
"When you go to Chicago, you want to think you've learned something there that you can take to places like Atlanta, Kentucky and Charlotte, places like that and do real well at."
Next up for Bayne is the legendary 2.5-mile Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Having already won NASCAR's biggest race, the Daytona 500, Bayne would love to win either the NNS or Sprint Cup event at Indy.
"Indy is one of the most overwhelming tracks you can go inside as a driver," Bayne said. "You look down the frontstretch, it looks like a tunnel going down into Turn 1 and all of a sudden it's just a 90-degree left without any banking, and you start second-guessing yourself if this thing is going to stick.
"We look forward to going there because we think we can run real well there, especially with the experience we have."
And a trophy from Indy – be it NNS or Sprint Cup – would find a welcome home next to his Daytona 500 trophy.
"We'd like to add any trophy, so we'll take them anywhere we can get 'em," Bayne said with a laugh. "Indy is a really special place and I think it's close to Daytona, if not tied with it, as far as motorsports is concerned.
"Indy has as much or more history than any track we go to, and to win any kind of race there, whether it's Nationwide or Cup, winning the Brickyard 400 would be a huge deal, but winning the Nationwide race would also be great. To have a chance there, it'd be awesome to come down to the finish and see what we've got, sailing into Turn 4 for the last time for a battle. We look forward to going there and think we can run well there."
Bayne has plenty of incentive to win at Indy, but there's a bit more added this time: he's one of four drivers who will be in contention for the Nationwide Dash-4-Cash promotion, where the highest finisher of the four drivers will take home a cool $100,000.
Bayne saw Brian Scott do just that Saturday night at Chicagoland, finishing sixth, the best of the four drivers chosen for that event.
Where Bayne goes from there remains to be seen. But if the feeling he has after Chicagoland is any indication, a turnaround is definitely on his mind.
"We've been consistent all year long," Bayne said. "We had a couple races where we weren't consistent. We got tangled up in the rain (at Road America) and got taken out at Michigan. Those were tough races for us to swallow because that's what gave us that deficit in points.
"It's a long season still ahead of us. There's still two road courses left, we've got Bristol, some other short tracks like Richmond coming up where those guys can have bad days.
"We can have bad days, too, but we'll just try to avoid those. Hopefully, those are between us and we can capitalize on some points."
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The world of motorsports — particularly NASCAR and NHRA — is mourning arguably the best public relations person it has ever seen, Denny Darnell, who passed away Saturday.
Post-race fights in NASCAR Chase joked about during Eagles-Titans skirmish
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The remains of Richard Petty's crashed 1988 Pontiac Grand Prix from the 1988 Daytona 500 sold Saturday, a prelude of an even larger auction of late NASCAR Hall of Famer Cotton Owens' estate on Dec. 6.
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Force India rallies to double points score in Abu Dhabi
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Lotus' Twitter hilarity powers through a challenging Renault sendoff
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Ricciardo stars once more, from pit lane to fourth in Abu Dhabi
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Vettel thanks Red Bull for "incredible journey"
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After winning four world titles with Red Bull, Vettel is bound for Ferrari in 2015.
Prince Harry and David Cameron congratulate Hamilton on F1 title
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Alonso rates time with Ferrari as 9/10, finishes P9 in final race for the Scuderia
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Rosberg gracious in title defeat, says Hamilton deserved championship
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Hamilton calls second title victory "the greatest day of my life"
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How much time does the average beat officer spend on patrol and how effective is that time?
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Most estimates of time spent on patrol are above 10% but below 20%. Those are not misprints: between ten and twenty!
And how effective is that time? Well officers patrol in pairs and mostly engage with each other. Go watch a pair if you can find one! They will be totally absorbed in each other discussing holidays, hobbies, partners, colleagues, superiors and so on.
They might as well not be on patrol for all the good they are doing.
Officers in cars are even worse. They are totally cocooned by metal and glass. One US city did an experiment. It split its streets into three zones; it left car patrols the same in one zone, reduced it to zero in a second zone and doubled it in the third zone. Yes, you guessed it. Crime figures did not move one jot.
Cops in pairs offer other problems: they are more likely to be aggressive to peaceful citizens than a solo officer; and they are more likely to be injured. Let me explain. An officer on his/her own will quickly call for back up; officers in pairs tend to be more macho and more prepared to take risks.
So what is the answer? Is it lots more police?
No, we have plenty of officers; we just need to deploy them better, give them responsibility and hold them accountable. We also need patrol, the beat, to be the core and not something you do for a couple of years before becoming a detective say.
So if you made me Chairman of a Police Authority what would I be looking for in my Chief Constable?
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Affiliations with the Fed have become the oxygen of academic life for monetary economists. "It's very important, if you are tenure track and don't have tenure, to show that you are valued by the Federal Reserve," says Jane D'Arista, a Fed critic and an economist with the Political Economy Research Institute at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst.
Robert King, editor in chief of the Journal of Monetary Economics and a visiting scholar at the Richmond Federal Reserve Bank, dismisses the notion that his journal was influenced by its Fed connections. "I think that the suggestion is a silly one, based on my own experience at least," he wrote in an e-mail. (His full response is at the bottom.)
Galbraith, a Fed critic, has seen the Fed's influence on academia first hand. He and co-authors Olivier Giovannoni and Ann Russo found that in the year before a presidential election, there is a significantly tighter monetary policy coming from the Fed if a Democrat is in office and a significantly looser policy if a Republican is in office. The effects are both statistically significant, allowing for controls, and economically important.
They submitted a paper with their findings to the Review of Economics and Statistics in 2008, but the paper was rejected. "The editor assigned to it turned out to be a fellow at the Fed and that was after I requested that it not be assigned to someone affiliated with the Fed," Galbraith says.
Publishing in top journals is, like in any discipline, the key to getting tenure. Indeed, pursuing tenure ironically requires a kind of fealty to the dominant economic ideology that is the precise opposite of the purpose of tenure, which is to protect academics who present oppositional perspectives.
And while most academic disciplines and top-tier journals are controlled by some defining paradigm, in an academic field like poetry, that situation can do no harm other than to, perhaps, a forest of trees. Economics, unfortunately, collides with reality -- as it did with the Fed's incorrect reading of the housing bubble and failure to regulate financial institutions. Neither was a matter of incompetence, but both resulted from the Fed's unchallenged assumptions about the way the market worked.
Even the late Milton Friedman, whose monetary economic theories heavily influenced Greenspan, was concerned about the stifled nature of the debate. Friedman, in a 1993 letter to Auerbach that the author quotes in his book, argued that the Fed practice was harming objectivity: "I cannot disagree with you that having something like 500 economists is extremely unhealthy. As you say, it is not conducive to independent, objective research. You and I know there has been censorship of the material published. Equally important, the location of the economists in the Federal Reserve has had a significant influence on the kind of research they do, biasing that research toward noncontroversial technical papers on method as opposed to substantive papers on policy and results," Friedman wrote.
Greenspan told Congress in October 2008 that he was in a state of "shocked disbelief" and that the "whole intellectual edifice" had "collapsed." House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform Chairman Henry Waxman (D-Calif.) followed up: "In other words, you found that your view of the world, your ideology, was not right, it was not working."
"Absolutely, precisely," Greenspan replied. "You know, that's precisely the reason I was shocked, because I have been going for 40 years or more with very considerable evidence that it was working exceptionally well."
But, if the intellectual edifice has collapsed, the intellectual infrastructure remains in place. The same economists who provided Greenspan his "very considerable evidence" are still running the journals and still analyzing the world using the same models that were incapable of seeing the credit boom and the coming collapse.
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- Release Date: Sep 27, 2002
- Summary: This documentary investigates the still unsolved murders of rap superstars Christopher Wallace (aka Biggie Smalls, the Notorious B.I.G.) and Tupac Shakur. (Roxie Releasing)
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One of the better documentaries I'd seen in years -- it plays like a suspense thriller because that's exactly what it is.
At best, a half-finished puzzle, but Broomfield leaves you with questions that few investigators have even dared to ask.
Those not well versed in the rap music world may be a little lost at times, but you don't need to know your Ice-T's from your Cool-J's to realize that as far as these shootings are concerned, something is rotten in the state of California.
This is Oliver Stone country, but Broomfield's self-effacing affect is more Woody Allen,
Tends to speculation, conspiracy theories or, at best, circumstantial evidence.
This time out, Broomfield comes up with maybe enough halfway decent material for a 10-minute segment on a second-rate tabloid TV show.
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Apr 24, 2012There are lots of conspiracies circling Tupac's death and neither his or Biggies have been solved up to this day. Nick Broomfield goes on a journey to uncover just what happened to these two rap superstars who during their prime were two of the biggest musicians on the planet. Broomfield discovers new evidence that ultimately reopened the Biggie Smalls murder case and in my eyes proves who killed him. While the Tupac theory in this one is a little far fetched for my liking this is an interesting watch non the less.… Expand
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COIMBATORE: As many as 72 merchants and their staff were arrested on Saturday for blocking traffic on the busy Oppanakkara Street to protest new measures announced by city police regarding parking during Diwali.
City police had on Friday announced that only shoppers will be allowed to park on Oppanakara Street during Diwali and had requested shop owners and their employees to park their vehicles elsewhere. The idea was enable shoppers to have a better time without being bothered with the rush.
City police officials had earlier held talks with merchants and their staff and advised them that they should not park their two wheelers on the street and the merchants should make their own parking arrangement of their two wheelers.
On Saturday, the shopkeepers downed the shutters and blocked traffic on the busy stretch. Traffic was disturbed for at least 20 minutes. Variety Hall Road police inspector T H Ganesh and his team tried to pacify the merchants and their staffs and call off the protest. But they refused. Police arrested 72 merchants and staff members. They were booked under section 141 (unlawful assembly) and 341 (wrongful restraint) of IPC.
According to police, the shopkeepers had agreed not to park their two wheelers on the busy stretch, but they violated the agreement on Saturday. So, the traffic police fined them for not obeying rules and regulation. Police clarified that the public can park their two wheelers on Oppanakkara Street so that festive sales are not be affected.
However, shopkeepers complain that they have no other place to park their vehicles.
Police have also asked shopkeepers and their staff on Cross Cut Road not to park their two wheelers on the road. Police warned them that the vehicles would be seized and owners fined if the regulations are not followed.
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