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You know, San Francisco columnist CW Nevius used to complain about all the people commenting underneath his writings. In fact, he would dedicate some of his bits to rip on all the uncouths who dared contradict his conclusions.
(I'll bet he misses those days now, he misses the time when he had hundreds and hundreds of commenters on SFGate instead of just a handful on the Chronicle website.)
Anyway, here's the latest, about a BART / SFMTA / MUNI entrance near the intersection of Sutter and Sansome:
"A sign on the barrier said the portal would be closed until June 4. When that date passed, a commuter added a sign that said: "Or whenever we get around to it." The date was then changed to June 21."
But Nevius got BART to change the sign to say that the opening date was pushed up to June 20th. See? Here's how it looked the morning of 6/20:
And here's the same location on the afternoon of 6/20:
Oh Nevius, when will all your incessant source greasing and beat sweetening pay off?
Word comes from the San Francisco Examiner's Mike Billings of the City of Santa Monica's new FoldnGo program.
So, Pasadenians will be able to buy a small Dahon folding bike for $214.99?
Isn't this a lot cheaper, you know, per bike, than the SFMTA's / BAAQMD's expensive bike sharing scheme?
Hell yes. Plus, you, Fellow San Franciscan, end up with a bicycle of your own.
Hey, where's my almost-free Dahon bike, SFMTA?
You know who's excited about Pasadena already? Dahon Girl 2009, that's who:
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Oh, what's that, giving away bicycles ala Santa Monica is NOT a jobs program? Because most of the money would necessarily go into bikes instead of salaries and benefits and pensions?
And the SFMTA is really an employment agency instead of the (very slow, slowest in America) transit agency it claims to be?
Oh, so I guess, for that reason, we won't be getting a Pasadena-style program up here in the 415.
'Cause I'll tell you, SF's new bikeshare program is of zero interest to me, as a supposed user. And I'll tell you, most of the money for San Francisco's bike share program will end up paying the employees instead of paying for the large, heavy, expensive, undesirable equipment for the program.
Last time I checked. the San Francisco Fire Department spends 91% of its budget on salaries / related expenses and just 9% on equipment. Will our bike share program end up with that kind of percentage after it ends? We'll see.
Of course, when you're giving away or heavily subsidizing a bike program as Pasadena is doing, you're going to run into corruption and fraud type of problems.
But guess what, we going to have these issues* with Alta Bicycle Share in our taxpayer-funded program as well.
So what's the diff?**
Oh well.
*And vandalism. Don't forget about theft and vandalism. Oh, you have the GPS to fight theft? Guess what, it's sending out its signal from, say, underneath Pier 2. Who's going to fish it out? We'll see.
**One big diff will be that any issues anyone has about the bike share program will be met with a pitch for more money. More and more and more money.
Yes it did.
Just look at these happy patrons over at Jack London Square's Bocanova restaurant.
And thusly:
Man, if I had knowed, I would have loaded up the Land Cruiser with eight souls and headed on over there.
And then I'd have been off to Sud America to see Paradise Falls or to party like an impossible-to-fire BART spokesmodel or to do something, man.
Well-played, LAN Airlines.
Well–played, Edelman PR
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Uh, I think the term clipper stands for a cargo ship what was narrower and faster than regular cargo ships.
I don't think clipper is racist per se.
You're invited to come to Civic Center tonight to see Game Four of the World Series on a makeshift "Jumbotron."
See you at 5:07 PM (or earlier, to get a good spot if you want to be able to actually see the action unobstructed.)
It'll look like this, but probably with more Matt Cain than Timothy Leroy Lincecum on the screen:
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The SFPD requests (more or less) that you transfer your alcohol to unmarked containers, thusly:
And, oh yes, speaking of the Rec and Park, Remember to Vote No on Proposition B (November 2012), the so-called "Clean and Safe Neighborhood Parks Bond"
Well, because Prop. B is too costly for San Francisco
And also because Reform is Needed at San Francisco's Recreation and Parks Department.
Also because area lawyer Philip Alan Ginsburg would consider passage of Prop B (November 2012) an endorsement of how he's running the RPD.
That's why.
Now, let's hear from San Francisco Mayor Ron Conway,* after the jump. (Spoiler: He wants you to go to Chipotle's and spend your money before you blow town.)
PS: The after party will be in the Mission District – spread the word, bring fireworks.
*Poor Sony. It appears that any television-like contraption bigger than 100 inches now gets the generic term "jumbotron."
Oh well.
"Displays similar to the Jumbotron include:
[Wow, touchy touchy we are, huh?]
Here is a video:
Please note that a total of five "fucking haters" unliked this vid on the YouTube. Can you imagine?
Here is the original version.
And here is Pyongyang Style.
And here is the Oregon Duck version.
Hopefully none of these words will offend any of the tens of thousands of art students who populate the 415…
And oh, here is info on BART
And MUNI.
Sounds fair enough.
I had a Clipper Card once:
Turns out that it couldn't handle a simple two-day acetone bath, you know, the better to help see what's inside.
Actually that was the predecessor to the Clipper, the Translink. Same basic thing though. Now here's a real Clipper in a flashlight shot to show you where the heart is, that dark square at the bottom:
I think I got it for free.
I think I gave it away.
Anyway, all the deets:
"$3 Acquisition Fee for New Adult Clipper® Cards Takes Effect Sept. 1 - Fee Will Cover Costs, Encourage Long-Term Use
OAKLAND, Calif., Aug. 20, 2012 – Beginning September 1, 2012, new Adult Clipper cards will cost $3. As an incentive for customers to try automatically reloading their Clipper cards, Clipper will waive the $3 fee for customers who sign up for the Autoload feature when they order a card online at clippercard.com.
The new $3 fee is only for new Adult Clipper cards; Youth and Senior Clipper cards remain free, and the fee for a Regional Transit Connection Clipper card, for transit riders with qualifying disabilities, remains $3.
Clipper is the reloadable card that allows Bay Area transit riders to load cash value and monthly passes over the phone, online at clippercard.com and at a variety of retail locations, including most Bay Area Walgreens stores. Clipper is accepted on San Francisco Muni, BART, Golden Gate Transit and Ferry, Caltrain, SamTrans, AC Transit, Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority (VTA), Dumbarton Express, and San Francisco Bay Ferry (currently only on the South San Francisco/East Bay route).
Clipper cards have been free since the transit card program launched in June 2010. Clipper provided the cards free of charge over the past two years as an incentive for the hundreds of thousands of Bay Area transit riders to try the card. The incentive appears to have been successful, with more than 15 million trips taken using Clipper cards in July 2012. On an average weekday, transit riders take more than 600,000 trips using the card.
"We want to encourage people to keep their cards, reload them automatically and use them for a long time, rather than throwing them out and getting new ones," said Carol Kuester, director of the Metropolitan Transportation Commission's Electronic Payment section. "Charging a fee for the card also helps us be better stewards of public funds."
Clipper offers convenience by keeping track of passes, discount tickets, ride books and cash value that customers load onto it, while automatically applying all applicable fares, discounts and transfer rules. Since Clipper cards can be registered for added security, customers whose cards are lost or stolen can have their card replaced and balance restored for a fee. Clipper customers with questions about their Clipper account can log in to their accounts at clippercard.com or call Clipper Customer Service at 877-878-8883 or TDD/TYY: 711 or 800-735-2929.
Clipper is a project of the Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC), the transportation planning, financing and coordinating agency for the nine-county San Francisco Bay Area. A question-and-answer page about the $3 Clipper card acquisition fee may be found on the MTC Web site at http://www.mtc.ca.gov/news/
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Wow. A supposed "leader" of the Run Ed Run Draft Ed Lee for Mayor movement, a person who was rewarded with a Supervisor position for selling out her progressive values, just got a big fat vote of NO CONFIDENCE last night, courtesy of the Democratic Party of San Francisco.
Kind of like this:
Ah, let's meet some of the candidates for D5 Supe. So we have, from left to right, Thoughtful, Thoughtful, OMG I'M SO PISSED OFF WHAT GIVES THESE, THESE PEOPLE THE RIGHT TO QUESTION ME, Thoughtful, and Thoughtful:
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Let's check in with the reaction from another candidate, one who is accumulating endorsements the past few weeks instead of, you know, losing them:
"I just spoke w/ Julian Davis and he is THRILLED! Level playing field! RT
@SFCitizen: @mattdorsey No endorsement for District 5? HARSH!"
And here's the rest of the official Dem Party endorsements from last night's meeting
"SAN FRANCISCO (Aug. 15, 2012) — The San Francisco Democratic County Central Committee tonight voted on the party's endorsements for local candidates and propositions that will appear on the Nov. 6, 2012 Consolidated General Election ballot. The governing board of San Francisco's Democratic Party voted to endorse the following:
Though comprehensive official minutes of the DCCC's special meeting at California State Office Building's Milton Marks Auditorium will be forthcoming, member and committee reports included several updates on: the upcoming fall campaign; the hiring of a new executive director; current party finances and fundraising plans, including an event centered on President Obama's nomination acceptance speech; voter registration; the redesigned party website and expanded communications efforts; and amending practices to meet many standards codified in the Brown Act and S.F. Sunshine Ordinance. The DCCC also voted on a vendor for its fall slate card program.
Public comments included numerous speakers advocating individually and on their organizations' behalf for local candidates and measures; a monthly update on Organizing for America; concerns that the California Democratic Party endorsed Proposition 35 without consideration to official opponents and concerns from the sex worker community. Two speakers called on DCCC members to address themselves to community concerns that policies governing the Castro's Rainbow Flag do not comport with Presidential proclamations and other exigencies that merit lowering the flag to half-mast when appropriate.
The lone new business item was a resolution passed by a majority of DCCC members that condemned inflammatory and offensive anti-Muslim advertising on Muni vehicles, and called on city officials and MTA authorities to change policies to prohibit such hate speech in the future.
Members John Rizzo and Hene Kelly closed the meeting by memorializing the late Milton Marks III, a highly regarded Community College Board member and former DCCC colleague, who passed away Aug. 9 at the age of 52. The meeting was adjourned in Marks's honor.
About the San Francisco Democratic County Central Committee
San Francisco's Democratic County Central Committee, or DCCC, is the governing body of the local Democratic Party as defined in California's Government Code and Elections Code. The DCCC is comprised of local Democrats elected by voters in each Assembly District, as well as partisan-level Democratic elected officials and nominees who serve as Ex-Officio Officers. Current members elected from the 17th Assembly District are: John Avalos, David Campos, David Chiu, Malia Cohen, Petra DeJesus, Matt Dorsey, Bevan Dufty, Zoe Dunning, Leslie Katz, Rafael Mandelman, Carole Migden, Leah Pimentel, Alix Rosenthal, and Scott Wiener. Members elected from the 19th Assembly District are: Kat Anderson, Kelly Dwyer, Bill Fazio, Tom Hsieh, Mary Jung, Hene Kelly, Meagan Levitan, Eric Mar, Trevor McNeil and Arlo Hale Smith. Ex Officio members are: U.S. Sen. Dianne Feinstein, U.S. House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi, U.S. Rep. Jackie Speier, Attorney General Kamala Harris, State Senators Mark Leno and Leland Yee, and Assemblymembers Tom Ammiano and Fiona Ma.
Additional information is available online at: http://www.sfdemocrats.org/.
This incident in the East Bay a few years back…
…has been made into a movie called Bad Ass:
But the new news is that you can watch this flick for free now via the NetFlix.
It's just released. See?
"This movie is: Exciting"
(But, sorry streamer-only NetFlix people, right now you can only have them mail you the DVD or the Blu-Ray – you can't just stream this to your device.)
And no, I don't think Vietnam Tom Bruso, or anyone else on the bus that day…
…will get a dime out of Bad Ass.
That's Tinseltown for you…


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My friends thought it was a little strange that I packed a wok when I came to visit them. That was, until I prepared this wonderful shrimp and scallop pasta. It makes supper with those I care about a special occasion now. —Debbie Campbell, Dartmouth, Nova Scotia
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Prep/Total Time: 30 min.
1/2 cup chicken broth
1/2 cup dry
white wine
additional chicken broth
1/4 cup reduced-sodium soy sauce
2 tablespoons cornstarch
1 teaspoon sugar
1/2 teaspoon salt
Dash pepper
12 ounces uncooked vermicelli
4 teaspoons olive oil,
1/2 pound sea scallops
1/2 pound uncooked medium shrimp, peeled and deveined
1 medium sweet red pepper, julienned
1 medium sweet yellow pepper, julienned
1 cup fresh
frozen sugar snap peas
2 to 3 garlic cloves, minced
1 teaspoon minced fresh gingerroot
2 teaspoons sesame oil
In a small bowl, mix the first seven ingredients until smooth. Cook
vermicelli according to package directions.
Meanwhile, in a large nonstick skillet, heat 2 teaspoons olive oil
over medium-high heat. Add scallops and shrimp; stir-fry 3-4 minutes
or until scallops are firm and opaque and shrimp turn pink. Remove
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Stir-fry peppers, snap peas, garlic and ginger in remaining olive oil
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Return seafood to pan; heat through. Stir in sesame oil. Drain
vermicelli; add to pan and toss to combine. Yield: 6 servings.
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Kramsach Travel Guide
Kramsach Ski Resort
- Nearest town: Zell am Ziller
- Resort Altitude (metres): 520m
- Ski Season: December to March
- Mountain Range: The Alps
- Number of Lifts: 8
- Highest Lift (metres): 1800m
- Lowest Lift (metres): 600m
- Number of Slopes: 2
- Snowboarding: Yes: park
- Cross Country (km): 17km
Kramsach Ski Information
General information
Should you wish to take a break from skiing, you can visit the nearest town of Zell am Ziller. There is only a small selection of attractions which are worth a visit. These include the Parish Church, which features a large dome on the top of the octagonal design, dating back to 1782. Situated in front of the courthouse, you will find the Kaiserdenkmal. The monument was used to commemorated the visit of Emperor Franz I. The Knappensaule is another site which should definitely not missed. It consists of a statue of the Virgin Mary dating back to 1832. The statue is situated on the upper part of the Gerlos path and is used to thank the Virgin for protecting the gold mine and the miners. The Tierpark Hainzenberg is a wonderful place to visit to enjoy a day of fun-filled family entertainment. The zoo is home to a small collection of animals, such as fallow bucks, deer, chamoise, ibexes and a couple of other small zoo animals.
- Languages: German Turkish Slovenian Croatian English
- Temperatures: 3°C
- Driving: Drivers drive on the right-hand side of the road
- Emergency contact numbers: All Emergencies : 112/122
- Population: 4000
- Religion: 88% Roman Catholic 6% Protestant
The resort offers a very limited Apre Ski scene, which consists predominantly of a couple of nice restaurants and a few bars. The resort is however also equipped with a sports center and ice rink, which offers loads of entertainment for the entire family. For nature-lovers there are magnificent walking and hiking trails available, as well as paragliding and handgliding facilities.
The Kramsach ski resort is situated amongst the magnificent beauty of the Zillertaler Alps. The resort offers a total of 2 slopes, 8 lifts and 17km of cross-country skiing, which are predominantly favoured by intermediates. The resort also caters for snowboarders with a well equipped specialised boarding park. The Apre ski scene is very laid-back and offers only a limited amount of non-skiing activities. It consists mainly of a few bars and a couple of nice restaurants. There are also beautiful walking trails available for nature-lovers, as well as hand gliding and paragliding facilities.
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Friday's Nebraska-Colorado game is the final regular-season Big 12 game either school will play. Fans across the metro are watching the historic moment.
The two teams have played each other 68 times since 1948. Many fans will miss the post-Thanksgiving Day contest between Nebraska and Colorado as the Huskers go to the Big Ten next year while Colorado moves to the Pac-10.
Husker football is a tradition at Mama's on Saddlecreek, but one thing that will have to change are the banners that will soon need to be replaced with teams from the Big Ten.
"I think down the road they'll find a way to replace the game, it's too good for college football, it's too good for Nebraska," said Jim Druliner. "There's gonna be someone else as the Big Ten rivalries develop, something will pop up where this game will materialize again."
The Huskers open their first Big Ten season in 2011 at Wisconsin and end it at home against Iowa.
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I was over at the SO board and I happened to see this bit of news on the Soaps section. Don't know what to say about it. I'm a bit disappointed because I won't be able to catch Days if I miss an episode in the afternoon. It will be a big loss to a lot of people. :shame:
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CHICAGO (AP) - The new women's professional soccer league has landed a TV deal with FOX Sports.
Six regular-season matches will be shown in July, followed by two playoff matches and the championship on Aug. 31.
The National Women's Soccer League (NWSL) and FOX Sports Media Group announced the one-year deal on Thursday, five days after the start of the new eight-team league.
Beginning July 8, FOX Soccer will televise one game per week in the final six weeks of the season, leading up to the NWSL playoffs. The league features Abby Wambach, Alex Morgan and other members of the U.S. national team, along with players from Canada and Mexico.
NWSL executive director Cheryl Bailey calls the TV deal "important for the growth of the league."
Teams play in Boston, Chicago, Rochester, N.Y., Piscataway, N.J., and Washington, D.C., plus Kansas City, Portland and Seattle.
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text: Sudanese Judge to Pregnant Woman: 'I Sentence You to Hang' for Becoming a Christian Print article Send a Tip by Thomas Rose 15 May 2014 post a comment Rejecting appeals for clemency by Western human rights activists, a judge in Sudan sentenced a 27-year old pregnant Christian mother to death "for apostasy." The woman, Mariam Yahia Ibrahim Ishag, brought her punishment of death upon herself, said Judge Abbas Mohammed Al-Khalifa: "We gave you three days to recant but you insist on not returning to Islam." "I sentence you to be hanged to death." For good measure, Judge Khalifa ordered the woman to be beaten with 100 lashes of the whip before being hung for "adultery." Ishag appeared to take the verdict in stride when read her sentence in a Khartoum courtroom. Before sentencing was pronounced, an Islamic religious leader allegedly spoke with Ishag in the caged dock trying again to "talk her out" of her "apostasy." According to witnesses, the condemned woman, rose calmly but firmly to proclaim to the judge and to the world: "I am a Christian and I never committed apostasy." After the verdict, about 50 people demonstrated against the decision. "No to executing Mariam," said one of their signs, while another proclaimed: "Religious rights are a constitutional right." In a speech, one demonstrator said they would continue their activism with sit-ins and protests until she is freed. "The details of this case expose the regime's blatant interference in the personal life of Sudanese citizens," proclaimed a Sudanese youth group called Sudan Change Now Movement in a statement on Wednesday. Sudan's information minister, Ahmed Bilal Osman, defended the death sentence for leaving Islam. "It's not only Sudan. In Saudi Arabia, in all the Muslim countries," he sayd, "It is not allowed at all for a Muslim to change his religion."


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Celebrity beauty looks made headlines this year. Super short cuts topped the news, but that wasnt the only trend creating a buzz. Punk looks turned haute, peroxide blonde became the color of the moment, and braids reached an unprecedented level of artistry. Here, we look back at the most memorable hits and misses. For more year-end roundups, check out the Best and Worst Red Carpet Looks of 2013.
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"I don't even know how girls deal with hair," she has said. But with all the stunning variations on ultra short looks on the red carpet this year, we can't help but wonder when she might begin experimenting with her buzzed strands. After all, she has already demonstrated she can pull off just about anything.
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Particle fluxes on surfaces are difficult to calculate with Monte Carlo methods because the score requires a division by the surface-crossing angle cosine, and grazing angles lead to inaccuracies. The traditional method for dealing with this problem was recently extended by recognizing the assumptions that were implicit in its derivation. More recently, a kernel density estimator (KDE) has been proposed to replace the traditional method. In this technical note, example problems from the KDE development are analyzed, and the failure of the traditional method is shown to be due to the invalidity of one of the implicit assumptions, as previously predicted, and the extended theory is used to correct the traditional method.


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Our friends over at Hospitality Lane have some new chickens. They invited us over to see them.
Aren't they the funniest, cutest little things?
Run! Run fast, run far! Chickens are evil! ;-)
They really are just so precious. :o)
You should get some!
I was glad you weren't too afraid of my germs...it was nice to see all of you and to show off our little fluffballs.
Those little balls of fluff are so adorable!
They are so so cute! I love little chicks, if only they stayed so little!
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The Spokane Valley Fire Department is coming out with its semi-annual warning to change the batteries in smoke detectors and carbon monoxide detectors this weekend when the time changes. Daylight saving time starts on Sunday and replacing the batteries whenever the time changes is an easy way to remember the task.
A working smoke alarm reduces a person's chance of dying in a fire by half, according to a Valley Fire press release. They recommend installing smoke detectors on every level of the home and outside bedrooms. Detectors should also be tested once a month to make sure they are working correctly. Detectors that are more than 10 years old should be replaced.
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Steakhouses, burger joints, places serving safe, recognizably Betty Crocker, ham-and-pineapple-slices American grub close all the time and for all sorts of reasons, so just imagine how tough it must be for a place like Los Cabos II (see review) to stay open while serving monster-shrimp soup and laurel bouillabaisse and gigantic plates of squid tentacles. Because I'm so wrapped up in my own bizarre culinary cosmos, it strikes me as unbelievable (and often annoyingly prosaic) when someone tells me he's never tried ceviche or eaten squid or seen a shrimp still in its full deep-sea samurai armor. But when I step back from my own world a pace or two and see how many people are lined up outside the local Chevys or Fuddruckers, I realize that Francesca Reese has had a run at Los Cabos (in all its incarnations, from Peruvian-Chinese karaoke bar to salsa club to downhome Andean community center) that's nothing short of miraculous. She may have locked up Denver's Peruvian ex-pats, but the odds of getting your average condo-dwelling yuppie or SUV-driving suburbanite down to Champa Street to dine on saffron-threaded paella, Peruvian stir-fry and sopa a la criolla (milky Andean-Creole soup) are not so good. Los Cabos II may be friendly and welcoming, but it's still serious gastronaut territory. Even without serving guinea pig.
But at least the lights are still on there. A space at 2257 West 32nd Avenue that once held another noble Peruvian effort was most recently home to Rincón Tropical, the Salvadoran restaurant that had a good, long run when it was located on 8615 East Colfax Avenue. But it didn't last a year after it relocated to Highland, and now Real de Oro is celebrating its grand opening at that address.
Even when the supporting ethnic community is large, that doesn't guarantee a restaurant's survival. Witness the demise of Festival, a Russian joint at 9250 East Hampden Avenue that featured plenty of borscht and babushkas, had a solid Eastern European menu and was the kind of nightclub people used to think of before the word "nightclub" came to be synonymous with nudity, Jäger shots and ketamine. Men wore jackets. Women wore dresses. And everyone (or almost everyone) danced. But when I was driving by a few weeks ago, I noticed the place had become something called Teens or Teenz or Tens (the new sign is almost indecipherable), which advertises itself as "the ultimate club experience" and offers live music, big-screen TVs, a ladies' night and drink specials, and has the word "bar" written in big yellow letters across the dusty front window.
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Also gone is Back Home, the Cajuny, soul-food, Southern-fried eatery that moved into a big space at 1780 South Buckley Road in Aurora last year.
But there's good news over at Caribbean Cuisine + More. Owner Vivienne Donaldson reports that in a few months, her wonderful little Jamaican-Caribbean-soul-food restaurant at 15445 East Iliff Avenue in Aurora will move to (slightly) bigger and (much) better digs at the corner of Iliff and Buckley. The lease on her current space is up at the end of the year, and the owners were unwilling to renew because they want to lease it to another strip-mall church or something like that.
"That's fine, though," says Donaldson. At this point, she understands that what's holding her place back isn't the food (which is excellent, thanks to a great crew in the kitchen, a menu full of good grub and a cooler stocked with Jamaican ginger beer), or the service (which is almost shockingly fast: three bags of takeout in under ten minutes the last time I was there), or a lack of regular customers (she has plenty of those).
No, the problem is that the current Caribbean Cuisine is all but invisible unless you happen to be wandering into the plaza at Iliff and Idalia to get your hair cut or your teeth cleaned, or to purchase something from Sam's Meats on the corner (which is how I found it). At the new location -- where she'll be near a King Soopers, an Anthony's pizza joint and an Old Chicago, among other things -- she'll have much better visibility, about 200 square feet more space, and a whole bunch of new neighbors to cook for.
All about the drama: Even the French aren't immune in this Olive Garden kind of world. Witness the recent closure of The Savoyup in Berthoud. Jean and Chantal Martini opened this classic French brasserie and bistro back in 1992, and it's long been a fave of both civilians and day-tripping chefs looking to get a little Frog in 'em. My buddy Sean -- former chef, patissière, used-car salesman and one of my most dependable mercenary eaters until the day he packed up his gear and ran off to Costa Rica with his knife kit in hand and a Dutch model on his arm -- counted the Savoy as his favorite restaurant in the state. I, too, am mourning its passing, but take heart in the news that the Martinis may open a new place in Fort Collins.
Rumors were flying last week that Denver was about to add another French name to the list of honored dead. But as it turns out, news of Steak au Poivre's demise was greatly exaggerated. "We were closed on Monday to clean out the grease traps in the kitchen," says partner Marco Colantonio, "and the next thing I know, I'm hearing rumors that we were closed for good."


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I'm begging, don't hack the hacksFebruary 11,2013WASHINGTON I spent a long time looking at W.s sprezzatura in the shower, the play of light and shadow on his muscular back, and his face winsomely reflected in the shaving mirror.
I gazed at the former presidents legs and toes in the bathtub, overcome with relief that W. was now under the influence of Lucian Freud rather than Dick Cheney.
Images of W.s tasteful nude self-portraits went viral after being published on the Smoking Gun website on Thursday; they were stolen from his sister Doros email account by a hacker called Guccifer, who is now being investigated by the Secret Service for pillaging three years of Bush family email.
Congress and the news media are engaged in a febrile debate about the way America has used torture and drones, trying to figure out if the war on terror launched by W. got out of control and warped our sense of right and wrong. In the midst of this cacophony on morality, W. himself seems to have escaped to a simpler, more solipsistic landscape, making illustrations of his illustrious torso.
We are not talking Bonnard-level nude bath paintings. But, like W.s charming oil portrait of Barney, signed 43, which he released himself when his dog died recently, the pictures were surprisingly interesting and humanizing.
The way the artist uses light on surfaces, the sun coming through a fabric shade and hitting the water in the bathtub, is quite deft, as are his brush strokes and his use of a Rokeby Venus-style face in the mirror.
The man can handle a brush. And we thought he could only clear brush. The president who came across as a paint-by-numbers executive in public life can actually paint in private life.
Its weird because W.s presidency was not a reality-based undertaking; it did not look carefully at the world. And yet his paintings reflect meticulous optical observation.
As president (where he also showed sprezzatura), W. was led by Cheney and Rummy. But as a painter, he savors his own perspective.
The Smoking Gun reported that Guccifer infiltrated the email of Doro Bush and several family friends, collecting cellphone numbers, security codes, photos including ones of the paintings and another of the first President Bush in the hospital and emails, including one by Jeb Bush about how his father helped restore Bill Clintons sordid reputation.
It was a week for worrying about the dark side of our cool, fast, exciting, heedless new technologies.
We are so dizzy and intoxicated by our new toys from iPhones to drones that we are hopelessly addicted to them before we fully understand the downsides.
The instant gratification they offer makes us shortsighted in an unprecedented way. Its insane how vulnerable weve made ourselves, like drunks failing to look around as they walk into traffic. Hackers could shut down the way we live, and if they hacked into drones or nuclear codes, determine the way we die. If you think it through, which most of us avoid, the prospect of Techmaggedon is terrifying.
On Thursday, at John Brennans confirmation hearing to be CIA director, some senators took a stab at thinking it through on the smart, sleek, robotic machine that dominates our political debate. (Drones, not Obama.)
Those who battled Cheneys nefarious efforts to obliterate constitutional checks and balances and practice pre-emption cant look the other way when a Democratic president is caught up in the narcotic allure of drones and pre-emption. You sell a little bit of the democratic soul when you start zapping people with no due process.
The Chinese, who have already broken into the White House computer network, have now pilfered, maybe spear-phished, oceans of emails from The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal and The Washington Post.
With the Chinese stockpiling our vile, vexed, vulgar, vivacious and vinous emails, they can trounce us easily. They can simply threaten to release a batch of our e-bombs about our bosses, spouses, dates, friends and crushes. Well all lose our jobs, but everyone else will, too, so we can just reboot and change places.
Its already too late to stop sending embarrassing e-missives, with a decade worth of hand grenades out there rolling around.
Just as Obama knows in his heart that, while seductive, drones need limits, so we know that, while seductive, emails need limits because sooner or later, the Chinese or some bitter hacker in his basement or some 10-year-old kid is going to make all our titillating emails public.
The rule of thumb in Washington used to be: Dont do anything that you wouldnt want to see printed on the front page of The New York Times. The new rule is: Dont send an email you wouldnt want to see printed on the front page of The New York Times. (Especially if you work here.)
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Privacy watchdog to chase big companies over cookie law
Summary: The Information Commissioner's Office plans to quiz 50 large British businesses over whether they are complying with new rules to tell people about cookies on their sites, but does not envisage levying fines at first
The UK's privacy watchdog is set to chase 50 large businesses over their use of cookies, as a deadline looms for them to comply with a law meant to let people know when their web use is being tracked.
The revised Privacy and Electronic Communication Regulations (PECR) issued in May last year call on public and private sector organisations to get the user's consent before uploading cookies to their computer. Those based in the UK were given a year's grace to do so, but are fast approaching a deadline — 26 May — to be compliant with the cookie law.
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On Friday, the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) said it plans to check that the most prominent users of the web-tracking technology in the UK are following the regulations.
"One of the things we are doing is writing out to the 50 or so major businesses with major website presence to remind them of their obligations, to ask them what they are doing, and to ask them to respond to us within 28 days," deputy information commissioner David Smith said at an event at the London School of Economics. "That is an area we will follow up."
Asked whether Google or Facebook was among those in the letter-writing campaign, Smith declined to give specific names.
"I can't tell you just who's on that list, [as] we're compiling that list at the moment," he told ZDNet UK. "But big multinational users will feature there."
The 50 companies will be asked whether they have carried out an audit of their cookie use. This covers the steps they have taken to check that use; whether they have gauged how intrusive their use is; and how they go about getting consent from users. The ICO will then gauge whether these are in line with its guidance (PDF).
The letters will also go out to some government departments, most of which do not comply with the law at the moment, according to the Cabinet Office.
"They will feature in the 50 which we are contacting," Smith noted. "We will look to complaints that we get about them, and we will follow them up. Government websites should be setting an example here."
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However, if a site is in breach of regulations, the ICO does not plan to come down hard on its owner straight away. At the moment, it will only act against a company if the watchdog receives complaints about cookie use, and is unlikely to fine any company, according to Smith.
"All we are doing is removing the moratorium, so that any non-compliance is considered as non-compliance," he told ZDNet UK. "It's most unlikely that cookie's non-compliance will attract monetary penalties, unless you have reached criteria about a serious breach or have caused substantial distress."
"Enforcement is likely to be enforcement notice, which places a requirement on an organisation to stop using cookies," he added.
The new regulations do specify that implied consent can be taken if the cookie is vital to the operation of the site — as with online retail sites, for example.
The ICO is increasing the staff in its enforcement department from 21 to 47 as part of its push to make sure businesses are toeing the line. The dedicated PECR team will look at cookies and other topics covered by the regulations, such as spam calls and texts, the ICO told ZDNet UK. It will eventually have five members of staff — three posts have been filled, and two are being recruited.
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The apartment is located on the 1st and 2nd floor. On the first floor is the master bedroom with a comfortable double bed and television, and spacious sun terrace. On the first floor there are totally three spacious bedrooms one of which is equipped with luxury sink and one has from the bed a beautiful view of the lighthouse. The bathroom is equipped with a toilet, bath / Jacuzzi, bath furniture, washer and dryer. On the second floor is the spacious, bright and modern living room, a second toilet and a fully equipped open kitchen. Then the living room you have a large balcony. Here you can enjoy the sun until it sinks into the sea. At the rear of the living room chicks. Center on the Old and dunes of Egmond aan Zee From the house you reach 30 meters in the Haubtstrand Which is of course free to enter.
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) - Can Florida thank God and former Gov. Charlie Crist for Hurricane Irene's shift away from the state?
Each year as governor, Crist either personally placed or had a friend place prayers in Jerusalem's Western Wall asking God to protect Florida from hurricanes. No major hurricanes hit the state.
Now out of office, Crist is continuing the tradition. He asked Patrick Murphy, a Democrat hoping to challenge Republican Congressman Allen West, for help during Murphy's trip to Israel.
Crist said Wednesday, "I said 'You can do me and Florida a big favor if you can take a prayer to the wall and ask God to protect beautiful Florida.'"
Initial forecasts had the entire state potentially in Irene's path, but it's now predicted to swing east of Florida.
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One person is dead, and another is recovering from their injuries after a crash on I-95 Tuesday morning.
Florida Highway Patrol says the crash happened in the Southbound lanes of the expressway, at Northwest 151st Street.
The injured person was taken to the hospital as a trauma alert. Their condition is not known at this time.
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A South Florida student has won a four-year scholarship in a statewide competition for Black History Month.
Lyndsey Thomas, a student at Franklin Academy in Pembroke Pines, was awarded the Florida College Plan scholarship Tuesday during a ceremony at the governor's mansion. Thomas was the only middle school student in the state to be awarded for the essay she submitted.
Thomas received the scholarship at the Black History Month reception from Gov. Rick Scott.
Kayla Gonzalez of Coral Reef Elementary was also recognized in the student art competition. Michelle Wright, a teacher at Miami Lakes K-8 Center, was honored with the Excellence in Education award.
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Methylcobalamin (an active form of vitamin B12) is essential for recycling homocysteine and the formation of methyl donors involved in cardiovascular function, sleep, blood cell formation, and nerve function. Most vitamin B12 supplements contain cyanocobalamin; however, the liver must first "detoxify" the cyanide molecule and attach a methyl group to form methylcobalamin from the cyanocobalamin. Methylcobalamin is already in the biologically active, tissue-ready form. Evidence indicates the body utilizes methylcobalamin more efficiently than it does cyanocobalamin. Research shows the quantity of cobalamin detected following a small oral dose of methylcobalamin is similar to the amount following administration of cyanocobalamin; but significantly more cobalamin accumulates in liver tissue following administration of methylcobalamin. Human urinary excretion of methylcobalamin is about one-third that of a similar dose of cyanocobalamin, indicating substantially greater tissue retention.
Suggested Use
Take 1 capsule one to three times daily or as recommended by your health-care practitioner.
Other Ingredients
Hypromellose (derived from cellulose) capsule, microcrystalline cellulose, silicon dioxide.
Allergy Warning: This product is contraindicated in an individual with a history of hypersensitivity to any of its ingredients.
Bio-B12 contains an ingredient derived from papaya
Excipient Free: This product does not contain wheat, gluten, corn, yeast, soy, egg, dairy products, or artificial colors, sweeteners, or flavors. This product also does not contain lactose, palmitic acid, or magnesium, calcium, or vegetable stearates.
Pregnancy Warning
If pregnant, consult your health-care practitioner before using this product.
It is not recommended to remove the Bio-B12 powder from the capsule, as papain can be irritating to the oral mucosa.
Tamper Evident: Use only if bottle is sealed.
If pregnant, consult your health-care practitioner before using this product.
Store tightly sealed in a cool, dry place.
Interactions/Contraindications: There are no known adverse interactions or contraindications at publication date.
It is not recommended to remove the Bio-B12 powder from the capsule, as papain can be irritating to the oral mucosa.
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|Each Capsule Contains:
|Amount Per Serving
|Vitamin B12 (as methylcobalamin)
|1 mg
|Folic Acid
|800 mcg
|Zinc (as Zinc Picolinate)
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"The only reason I don't kill myself is, in fact, because I am unique"- Nico ... An enthralling investigation of an amazing identity and an intensely rigorous dissection of the nature of worship, Susanne Ofteringer traces the rollercoaster ride that was Nico's life. ... Her birth certificate read ... Read more
... ... South Central L.A. is a world unto itself. Sometimes lawless, sometimes cruel, always hard. Set largely in the A.B.C. Pawnshop—a Social Security cheque-cashing 'fringe bank'-we are drawn deeply into this neighbourhood where survival is the primary concern. ... ... ... The cycle of ... Read more
More money is now spent on video games in a month that on zoos in a year. For the zoo industry it is a sharp reminder that revolution is around the corner. As we head towards the 21 st century zoos face a stark choice: adapt to a new generation or die. State of the Ark goes fast forward to the ... Read more
... ... A fascinating 'serious' exploration of all-female rock bands now referred to universally as the riot girl phenomenon. Self-styled Californian feminist psychologist Dr Lisa interviews the suitably loud, enraged and articulate leaders of this very nineties movement of do-it-yourself ... Read more
The definitive film about watermelons: they are cut, sawed, run over, used as bombs or for masturbation, appear at the UN and in toilet bowls. ... Read more
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An enigmatic encounter between a professional photographer (Atom Egoyan regular Gabnelle Rose) and a temperamental Russian concert pianist erupts with potential overtures in Karethe Linnae's beautifully orchestrated chamber piece. ... Read more
The title says it all! Six vignettes laced with humour and affectionate vitriol plumbing the depths of maledom in its twilight years. ... Read more
Annie Griffin begins with a photograph of her family taken in the squeaky clean 50s it is a classic all American line-up, a beaming mother and father and five cute children Griffin takes each of these faces and one by one interrogates them with those awkward questions wed all love to ask of ... Read more
Pat and Eddy's three teenage children, Bradley, Michelle and Darren are growing up not necessarily according to Pat and Eddy's wishes. Their time is taken up with cars, boyfriends, musical ambitions, sports injuries and whether to stay at school or go to work. The kids are losing interest in the ... Read more
A film fantasy concerning the adventures of a modern girl whose passion for peaches is eventually replaced by a very different type of passion. ... Read more
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Tezuka's second major animation short. Pictures at an Exhibition is Tezuka's inspired response to Disney's Fantasia. Much of Disney's works did not reach Japan until the late 40s, and the advances that Disney displayed in Snow White and Fantasia hit Japanese animators with great force. Tezuka has ... Read more
Belgium's arbiter of minimalist chic, Chantal Akerman, takes a leisurely stroll through the capital, casting a casual but revealing glance at adolescent anxiety and unspoken love along the way. Thumbing her nose at period authenticity, Akerman instead incites a climate of political consciousness ... Read more
Gosha Prokoshenkov is a thirteen year old boy living in a boys home in Moscow. This beautifully constructed cinema verite work provides a portrait from the streets rooftops and parks of one child's Moscow of today. Abandoned by his parents, institutionalised in an uncaring system, Gosha speaks ... Read more
... ... Who knows what happens behind closed doors? The postman, if he opens your mail. And this guy doesn't knock twice before meddling in the lives he uncovers. Adultery, prostitution and drugs are just the appetisers in a banquet of temptations laid out before Xiao Dou. A slow-witted young man ... Read more
There is no known cure for the bite of a teenangster. Brightly coloured images will pass before your eyes and the end will follow quickly. ... Read more
... ... As topical as it is controversial, Antonia Bird's first feature tackles the contradictions and conflicts at the heart of the taboo subjects of sexuality in the priesthood, and touched off a seeming 'holy war' upon its release in the US. ... ... ... Repressing a potential minefield ... Read more
Acknowledged as the first anime for girls (and indirectly leading to some of the most mind-boggling gender-specific girls titles {shojo manga & anime} which have proliferated in Japan over the proceeding 30 years), Princess Knight is a truly confounding tale. Set in a lurid fantasy-Europe, which ... Read more
Another of the whimsical gag shorts, this one about the futuristic society of machines at the eternal service of the isolated human being. The repeated ' thank you - come again' phrase orients the film as a wry comment on the polite rituals of mass consumption in contemporary Japan. ... Read more
Picture a group of schoolchildren eating their lunch around a table. Within seconds a cloud of thick white smoke (DDT) engulfs them. Some of the images in this film will rock the sensibilities of the average 1990s person, but in 1950, Rachael Carson was one of the first people to question the ... Read more
A clash of the Titans! Roy Cohn, the homophobic rightwing bible thumper who came to prominence as McCarthy's right-hand man during the fifties witch-hunts, and Jack Smith, notorious underground filmmaker/performer (director of the 1963 camp classic Flaming Creatures) confront one another ... Read more
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The seventh annual Lincoln Public Schools BackPack Extra Mile Walk is set for April 5th at Lincoln East High School.
In six years of walking, LPS has raised almost $810,000 for the Food Bank of Lincoln's BackPack program, which provides Friday food-filled backpacks to children who need help with nourishment over the weekends.
The two major goals of the walk are raising money for hungry children and educating the community about the needs of children attending LPS.
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Exterior bodywork and some engineering tweaks mark the changes to the 2003 Kia Rio sedan and Rio Cinco wagon. Both get a new front grille, fascia, bumpers, and headlights. The sedan also gets redesigned taillights. The suspension has been reworked, disc brakes and stabilizer bars made bigger, and the steering column redesigned all in the name of better handling and reduced shudder. The 2003 Rio also gets a new, more powerful I4 engine, a 1.6-liter, 104-hp twin cam, still with a choice of 5-speed manual or 4-speed automatic transmission.
The subcompact Rio is a favorite car for budget drivers and those in need of a zippy city car that fits into small parking spaces. The Cinco wagon has extra storage, up to 44.3 cubic feet with the seats down. Rear seats in the sedan do not fold down. For 2003, the dash and center console are redesigned, and more storage compartments and cupholders are added. Automatic headlights, rear heater vents, and variable intermittent wipers are new for both trims, and the Cinco gets a standard CD player. New options for both models are foglights, dual map lights, and a sunglass holder. The Cinco wagon can add a body-colored rear spoiler.
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|A cute little icon I made for my best friend Serafeen. >w< I'm pretty happy with how it came out. ^_^
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|A cute little icon I made for my best friend Serafeen. >w< I'm pretty happy with how it came out. ^_^
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My name is Silver and I am 23 years old and I'm taken by a wonderful guy. <3<3 He is truly amazing and one of the sweetest guys I have ever met. He makes me really happy and I am soo lucky to have him in my life and now I get to enjoy his company in person. <3<3
Anyways, I'm into quite a lot of things here's some of what I'm into:
~ I am a HUGE Swat Kats fan !!
~ Arcanine is my favorite Pokemon ever.
~ My favorite animal is the Wolf.
~ I enjoy drawing, even though I don't think I'm very good at it.
~ I love taking pictures, even though I don't think I'm good at it.
~ I love listening to music. I mainly listen to country, but I do listen to other kinds of music as well.
~ I enjoy playing my Nintendo DS Lite & 3DS. I mostly play the Pokemon games, but I also like to play: InuYasha: Secret of the Divine Jewel, Scribblenauts, Animal Crossing: Wild World & New Leaf, Nintendogs (Dalmation & Friends), and Super Mario 64 DS.
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An armed robbery in Cass County has led to a massive marijuana bust.
It all happened Sunday morning at a home in the 6700 block of Bulhand Road, which is located in Calvin Township.
Police say a 60-year-old woman and her 63-year-old boyfriend were tied up at gunpoint while suspects stole several items from their home.
After the suspects fled the scene, police where called in to investigate.
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You can never find a nigga do what I do, ScHoolboy Q – Hell of a Night
It's definitely not about Jhene, I don't think this verse is even about Alori at all besides this 3rd line. Much more likely to be about a fling he had after she died that helped him move on.
If it's about anyone it's possibly Yaris, but I doubt that since they seem to still be together.
Think it's a reference to her owning a dildo in case she doesn't pick up a man.
This is actually just a really common epithet, normally means you pay off a debt by creating another.
'maybe it's the last night' refers to the fact that your last night feels like any other and you have no idea. supported by the companion screenplay.
Verse was almost definitely intended for I'm In It.
The reference to 'Ye and the 'That's why I'm in it…' line add credence to this.
It's a Porsche Panamera.
He's saying the 'ice' in his ears is comparable in size to the glacier the Titanic hit.
It's also another moniker, Murs 3:16, because his birthday is the 16th of March and the biblical reference.
It's 'It's plain to see' not 'Explain the c'.
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November 29, 2014
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The Cavalier women's basketball team had its nine game winning streak snapped on Friday, but took the right steps towards starting a new one on Wednesday night, topping Virginia Tech, 75-69, in Blacksburg. The win improves Virginia's record to 15-3, 2-1 in the ACC.
The two teams battled through the first half, but Virginia was able to go on a run late in the frame and took a 38-28 lead into halftime. The Hokies made it interesting in the second half, as the game was tied at 69 in the final two minutes, but Virginia ended the game on a 6-0 run to clinch the win. It marks their fourth straight victory against their arch rivals, and seventh victory in the last nine meetings.
Lyndra Littles paced Virginia with a game high 28 points, while Monica Wright added 23. Aisha Mohammed chipped in 12 points and eight rebounds.
Virginia returns home on Friday for another ACC contest, as the Florida State Seminoles visit John Paul Jones Arena. Tip off is set for 7:00. Click on the above video link for highlights of tonight's game.
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Instead of bitching about the weather, like we usually do here, let's instead think of reasons why 113-degree temperatures are actually good. After all, if you live in Phoenix during the summer, the world is your sauna, am I right? And to think some folks like to be indoors when they need to have a ... More >>
Flooding in Queensland, Australia is bringing about plenty of benefit concerts, according to Spinner.While artists like Keith Urban and Mos Def are shuffling around some tour dates to work around the flood, other artists and promoters are putting a more positive spin on the disaster by organizing ... More >>
Up on the Sun is counting down the days until the unveiling of music editor Martin Cizmar's personal Best of 2009 list with some other lists from Phoenix New Times' stable of excellent freelancers. Today we bring you a list from Mike R. Meyer, a New Times contributor, wannabe musician, video game en ... More >>
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COLLIER COUNTY, Fla.- The Collier County Sheriff's Office arrested a Golden Gate man in connection with the murder of Christopher Corey.
Investigators say 22-year-old Schuyler Morris is facing one count of armed burglary and one count of felony murder.
The Collier County Sheriff's Office received a call at around 3:30 a.m. last Monday at 5362 Holland Street, where they found the body of a man who had been shot. Corey was pronounced dead at the scene.