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Seaside Grill
- Address:
1406 N Ocean Blvd
Pompano Beach, FL 33062Neighborhood:
Pompano Beach
- Cuisine:
SeafoodPrice: $30 and under
Seaside Grill
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://seasidegrill.com/
- Phone: (954) 646-0650
- Hours of Operation:
Brunch: Sunday: 10:30am - 2:00pm; Lunch: 11:30am - 4:00pm, Sunday: 11:00pm - 4:00pm; Dinner Nightly: 4:00pm - 10:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Seafood, American
- Executive Chef: Sharif Thomas
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar/Lounge, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Private Party Facilities: Private dining room available. Seats up to 40 people.
- Private Party Contact: Jim Jordan 9542405689
A word from Seaside Grill
Seaside Grill offers the finest sea side dining in Pompano Beach, Florida. Our local Pompano seafood restaurant is a unique gem located directly on the ocean between the Boca Raton/Deerfield Beach area and Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Visitors and locals alike are drawn to our beautiful views, delicious seafood, and original cocktail specials.Continued
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Seaside Grill reviews from OpenTable diners
50 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4.1Service4.1
- Ambiance3.8Noise LevelModerate
scenic view (31)special occasion (19)romantic (15)neighborhood gem (13)great for lunch (12)vibrant bar scene (10)good for groups (9)fit for foodies (7)hot spot (7)kid-friendly (6)late-night find (6)great for brunch (4)great for outdoor dining (2)Show More
- Recommended by WyndhamNinja309Dined on 11/25/2014Waited too long to be seated, no one in front of us either. Hostess was on her personal phone for 3-4 minutes while we stood and waited. Then, despite our reservation, they were unprepared for our party of 9. Scenery/view from restaurant is ok, not worth advertising about. Food came timely enough, several orders were incomplete and need correction reminders and was above averageSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice place with the best Fri. & Sat. live show.CanadianvisitorDined on 11/22/2014Ghaleb and friend on violin were amazing. We were all shocked at the talent of these two and it was an unexpexted pleasure to have good food, drinks and see a show of this type in a restaurant. Stayed until the end because we did not want to miss a minuteSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Highly highly recommend!!!Happy5thDined on 11/21/2014We celebrated our Anniversary there, while vacationing in Pompano Beach, and the service, food and ambience were wonderful. They even had incredible entertainment that evening, which just made it even more special. We stayed about two hours, and we were never rushed out. Also, their martinis are $5 all the time, and their Peach Martini is one of the best martinis I've ever had. Also, try the Chocolate Martini as an after dinner drink. We went there for lunch one day, and went back twice more, so 3 days on a 5 day vacation.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- SchakerDined on 11/14/2014Service was good, prices not bad. Needs some light, too dark for dining.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ReneRDined on 11/11/2014Very good for Dinner and was not so busy so good serviceSpecial Features:
- Great Food, nice viewalanfromfrederickDined on 11/11/2014When I arrived the sun was just setting and I had a nice view of the ocean, but once the sun set all I could see outside were a few palm trees on the beach. The inside of the restaurant has an undersea theme with lots of blue light. I ordered calamari as an appetizer and it was very good, most of it was cooked perfectly, but a few pieces were slightly overcooked. For my entree I ordered the pecan snapper with broccoli and sweet potato fries. The fish was exceptional, fresh and cooked perfectly with a delicious citrus sauce and no hint of fishiness. The broccoli was a little bit overcooked, but nicely seasoned. The sweet potato fries were good, but were not served with any type of dipping sauce. The key lime pie was creamy but bland.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice surpriseWade65Dined on 11/2/2014After reading some of the negative reviews we were a little reluctant but that changed as soon as we were seated. Mike was our waiter and he could not have been more pleasant. Food was good and the overall dining experience was very pleasant. Will definitely return next time in Florida.Special Features:
- Very disappointingFedexDined on 11/1/2014The view was after you looked past all the odd bodies in the pool. It was not what the ad stated will not return or recommend to anyone. For the toursist who are staying there.
- FoodieGuyFoodieGuyVIPDined on 10/15/2014Friendly waiter and nice seafood patter with lobster tail. Great Drinks! We'll be back!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice ViewOceanViewDined on 10/15/2014The Seaside Grill is a nice restaurant with a nice little view of the ocean. Looking over the pool to see the ocean did not bother me. The drinks were good, but strong for me. The appetizer was tasty and the main course was good. The atmosphere of the restaurant was quiet and enjoyable. I went with my son for my 50th birthday and his 30th birthday.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 10/11/2014Ghaleb appears here on Friday and Saturday nights. He is amazing and an excellent addition to a lovely place to dine.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- AttheseaDined on 10/8/2014Food at Seaside Grill was fresh, well cooked and tasty. Sitting with a view of the ocean, is always a treat in South Florida, and this was no exception. The waitress was pleasant and attentive to each order, and gave us enough time to eat before coming to check on dishes to be removed, or asking about coffee or dessert. I will recommend this restaurant to others.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not ImpressedShoelssJoeDined on 10/6/2014Went for my wife's birthday. Ordered 3 entrees, two of the meals (fried shrimp & fish) were way over cooked. My wife's mahi mahi cooked in a foil bag was very good. The appetizer of seafood & cheese was also very good but again the chips were on the burnt side. My wife ordered a white zin and the amount of wine brought seemed VERY small for the price. For being a very expensive place to eat the staff could use some help in the wardrobe department. Felt more like I was at a sports bar. Parking was next to impossible. If you stay away from anything fried you might enjoy this place, but over-all was not impressed at all, and kinda disappointed.
- nice ocean side view, great foodbubbaDined on 10/5/2014Service was top notcH and food was great. We will definitely be backSpecial Features:
- Great dining experience by the seaLotta60Dined on 9/20/2014Lovely restaurant . The food was delicious and reasonably priced. Football was on the large TVs so my husband was happy. The entertainment was a pleasant surprise. The young man from Argentina( not sure of his name) had a GLORIOUS voice. My one complaint was some of the other diners were talking during the performance. All Ana all it was a good experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- BirthdayDined on 9/17/2014The food was fair. My husbands steak was very thin and overcooked. He ordered in med. rare. His mashed potatoes were cold and brocilli was overcooked. The 2 small lobster tails I had were reheated and looked old. Baked potatoe was cold. Nothing else came with the meal. Very overpriced for the quality of food served. The drinks were good but that was about all that was good. It was kind of empty which should have been the first sign. The bar was busy but not a restaurant I would ever go back to.Special Features:
- swilliDined on 9/13/2014fantastic, now if they get Purity Vodka it would be even betterSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- If I didn't have a groupon....OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/13/2014The food was pretty good, but the prices are crazy. It's not the Ritz.Special Features:
- AMAZING!!!!Lovenbry2Dined on 9/13/2014This place was amazing!! My husband and took our two children along and they even enjoyed themselves.. Great place for a girls day out on the beach or just a relaxing spot for couples. Service was great food was perfect and delicious!! Will definitely be returning very soon!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The WaitressOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/7/2014Hello, I booked reservation for my wedding party on Sept 7th 2014. When we arrived everyone was nice even the waitress. After a few minutes into our ordering, the waitress became very rude and started slamming down plates and giving us a nasty attitude. The dinner was to die for(Great), but her attitude is rude. She tried to charge me for bringing my cake their, which no other restaurants have ever done that. Then we asked for more cheese, and she said we cant get any more because It was finish. We asked for another drink, she became upset. She honestly looked as though she was high on something. This needs to be addressed.Special Features:
- First time hereCelebrationDined on 9/7/2014We found this place as doing a seafood restaurant search via online. We read the reviews and menu and all seem good. While we were searching on google, groupon.com happen to be one of the sites this restaurant was in, we searched and has a deal for it. This place is casual and our dinner was excellent including dessert. Prices are moderate, average of $21.00 for dinner.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/6/2014The experience was outstanding, this was my second dining there.Special Features:
- Nice plceOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 9/5/2014Live music fridays and saturdays, great service, good food.Special Features:
- nlinnaneDined on 9/5/2014Although, I think they forgot about our reservation because they asked us where we would like to sit and none of the locations were near the live entertainment, the food and drinks were very good. Our waitress was lovely, and we had a good time.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Seaside perfectionSobo2531Dined on 8/31/2014Food was delicious and cooked to perfection!! Service was also top notch and couldn't have been more pleased. Will definitely be back in the future.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent and fresh fish!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/30/2014Ordered the tilapia and the seafood medley of blackened MAhi, shrimp & scallops. Was absolutley fresh and delicious!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Hidden GemdidineDined on 8/12/2014We went to Seaside Grill for the first time on our son's 11th birthday. The waitress, Lisa, was wonderful! She recommended menus items that we thoroughly enjoyed, and even had a birthday cupcake with a candle for our son. It was relaxed, quiet, and just what we were looking for. We'll definitely go there again! Loved the Shrimp Cheese Crisp appetizer!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- worst experience everMichelleLR73Dined on 8/8/2014Purchaed a Groupon for this place as it's a local neighborhood spot. Total BUST! Was not even worth the $20 for dinner for two. Begin with the hostess. Who upon arrival was inattentive when we were standing right in front of her. Her appearance was disheveled and unkept. Waiter was nice which is the only nice thing I can say. Ordered a glass of wine and calamari to start. Was provided a third of a glass (and it was in an average size glass), calamari was overcooked. Menu was extensive. Ordered Rasta pasta with chicken which was decent. The fish my bf ordered was a joke for $25. Arrived in a big lump of aluminum foil with spinach looking as unappetizing as it was bland with overcooked yellow rice. Never going back hereSpecial Features:
- Bill27nyrDined on 8/6/2014Great food and wonderful presentation. I throughly enjoy this restaurantSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 23 reviews are from the Seaside Grill reviews archive.
- Great looking menu, BUTBuffieDined on 7/27/2014Server was very attentive in taking order and delivery of food. I ordered the Coconut Shrimp and my husband ordered the Kentucky Bourbon Sirloin at $17.99. My shrimp was ok. The description of the Bourbon Sirloin was "1 inch thick succulent cut". Needless to say the steak looked like a half inch thick piece of liver! When server asked how our meals were my husband replied that it was the worse meal he has had. She promptly took his plate and came back to say that his meal had been removed from our bill. It was 6:00 and there were very few people in the place which should have been our first clue. There is a time share and very active tiki bar next door that looked like fun If your resort offers you a $10. Off coupon give it back to themSpecial Features:
- food average, crab legs were goodOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/19/2014I had crab stuffed Mahi and my daughter had a crab cake sandwich. Fish was not exciting and the crab cake had too much breading. My sons had the crab legs. They were very good. A little pricey, and an unimpressive wine menu. I would go back for the crab legs but that's it.
- Great food and service!RestaurantSnobDined on 7/18/2014Food and service was great. Tables had limited view of ocean (which they picture on their website, with sweeping panoramic views!) What we saw mostly was the buildings, with a distant view of the ocean. I was seated right by the service bar and a large group came in for a party of some sort. People were actually hitting my chair, which normally wouldn't be so bad, but I just had neck surgery. One of the women actually told me I should move! Seriously? The mgr. did come to apologize and offered to buy me a drink (next time). The NY Strip encrusted with Bleu Cheese was fabulous; the Pomagranate Margarita divine and our server Monica was friendly and on top of things, despite the fact she had another party of 16. I will go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- First timeOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/14/2014Good food. Nice views. I reserved a table for nine and got via seats. Clean and nice. Server was accommodating.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Seem to be not managed wellOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/12/2014For a restaurant with the prices and reputation they have had. I found my experience not the best, I booked for a table at 9pm, when they werent able to accommodate until 945. Unless I wanted a table directly when you walked in with high traffic. I felt like for a Saturday night they were under staffed the servers seemed all over in her sections and felt rushed?
- Oceanside to enjoydrhdhomeVIPDined on 7/10/2014The food is good, but the waitress was rather impatient as though taking the order must occur when she wants, nit when we wanted.Special Features:
- Their slogan: Go for he foodHarlsDined on 7/9/2014When we walked in our first impression was that the restaurant was dated and did not appear to be very clean. We were apprehensive, but the drinks turned out to be good, and the quality of the food was surprisingly good. We split a crabcake app and I had sole entrée, and my wife had blackened seafood trio. All was delicious and we asked the waiter to give our compliments to the chef.Special Features:
- GoodeatingoutDined on 7/5/2014Food was good not great, service a little slow, very loud inside! A little over priced for what you get but it does sit on the beach. Pretty small, not really good for a family with children.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Better bar than restaurantfoodrfunDined on 7/5/2014The black and blue burger was excellent the Philly Cheese Steak was good. The pecan crusted snapper was only so-so; the sauce tasted like canned peaches in syrup. The strawberry daiquiris were not good, but the Georgia Peach martini was very tasty. We sat at a table by the kitchen door, it was not pretty. There were a few tables by the window which might have been nice, because they look out on the ocean, but we had a guest in a wheelchair and those tables were inaccessable. There are also steps to get inside, but there was a wheelchair lift to accommodate. Overall, it was not a nice dinner, but there was a group around the bar watching the soccer match that looked like they were enjoing it. The bar looked nicer than the seating area.
- Great good and wonderful servo,eOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 6/16/2014There we're five of us and. we ordered all different appetizers, entrees, and drinks. Everything was excellent. We went back two says later.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best kept secretSuzyqqqqDined on 6/15/2014Excellent service and food at the Sea Side Grill! A great place with a nice view. Quiet and friendly. Food is super! Best kept secret in Pompano. :)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Apple's "Professional" range of applications such as Final Cut Studio, Aperture or Logic Express have a completely different look to the standard Aqua color scheme. This comes courtesy of a private framework called ProKit.framework, intended to make Apple's professional software stand out from the crowd. And stand out it does. …
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Apple is partly correct to make pro applications a little less distracting. But I agree, the font sizes are too hard on the eyes in places. Especially Logic Studio when running on a 22 inch widescreen (I'd hate to run 24-inch iMac resolutions!).
There is a reason...
Don't forget that they are all that shade of grey for a damn good reason - its so that you can colour match or grade footage against a neutral background!
If you go into a professional grading suite in a Post production facility its the same colour grey..
I wouldn't be very happy to receive some footage that had been worked on against an aqua background...
Font size too small in pro apps!...
I'll give anybody 100 quid who will help me resize the fonts in Logic Pro independently of the graphics.
It's diabolical that Apple force such small fonts on their pro-consumers.
I have a 30" LCD and I want to be able to set my minimum font as 18 points system wide.
Geddit?!?! But Apple don't...
Cheers Daniel
I'm with AC on this.
The reason they're a "drab" gray colour is exactly as explained - to remain neutral when doing critical colour correction work.
Totally agree with Danial Harris too, the fonts in Aperture are far too small.
Resolution Independence
That was a very interesting article. I've not dug about in XCode before, it's been sitting on my system a long time 'cos I use Quartz Composer for some nice 3D stuff I do with live music...
To Daniel Harris, I think you won't have to wait too long to get what you want. Apple have been developing "resolution independence" for a while now, I think it's due in Snow Leopard, so your tiny fonts should look the same (hopefully not too tiny) on any monitor! Other things like the menu bar should take up precisely the same amount of space (e.g 1cm or whatever) rather than a proportion of the screen (1% of whatever resolution)... I think?
(correct me if I'm wrong!)
Mines the one with the ruler in the pocket, and no I'm not that excited to see you...!
Font size
I'm glad to see I'm not the only one who's frustrated by the tiny font! I've only used Logic on my 17" screen. I had previously wondered how users with larger monitors fared, and I thought that maybe the font scaled up automatically with increasing screen resolution. I gather from the comments that it doesn't!
fiddle de dum de do.
I don't know why, I just sorta hoped this would be a link to an application to make aperture slightly more usable.
Ho hum.
200 quid! Join me in the pledge fund!
Rob McDougall said: "Other things like the menu bar should take up precisely the same amount of space... (correct me if I'm wrong!)"
Sorry, you are wrong resolution independence scales the whole application window and screen including text and graphics. But we don't need graphics bigger and chunkier. We just need the text to be independently sizable in relation to the graphics. And this is not the problem that resolution independence seeks to solve.
Make it 200 quid for anyone that solves this! Who will join me in the pledge?
A side note: Consider this: Nearly everybody I know is frustrated with font sizes in pro apps. Why is it so difficult to gather people's opinions into a big long list and present it to Apple? Why does the Internet not provide us with such easy to use tools? We have so far to go! ;-/
Cheers Daniel
Aperture Font Sizes....
Thanks for the comments guys. I take the point about the drab colour scheme being useful for colour matching, etc. All the same, my retinas suffer from 'rod fatigue' after staring at Aperture for too long.... ;-)
As regards altering the default font size in the pro apps, I've just been browsing the relevant code in the ProKit framework. I had hoped there would be some hidden defaults setting which would do the job, but the relevant point size is apparently "hard-wired" into the ProKit binary. I'm loathe to patch the binary, but keep upping the ante in the Pledge Fund, and I might go for it..... ;-))
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Just a few links to interesting TV and Web shows:
Cities of the Underworld was an American documentary television series that premiered on March 2, 2007 on History. The program explored the subterranean environment and culture beneath various civilizations. The series was hosted and narrated by Eric Geller for a short time in season one with Don Wildman taking over for the rest of the series. The show employed a quick-paced editing and shooting style along with extensive use of 3D computer graphics.
Really cool stuff about what people built in ancient times. It is apparent that people in earlier eras were no less sophisticated than us and did amazing things with available technology.
In my opinion, every single episode of this show is amazing.
Cooking with Dog (Japanese Style Cooking)
Cooking with Dog is a Japanese cooking show on YouTube – but don't worry, they don't actually cook dogs. It's an internet cooking show comprised of short videos of simple Japanese recipes just wouldn't be interesting unless it was narrated by a talking poodle.
Tells you more about average Japanese cuisine in a few clips than you could read in a whole book.
Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives (DDD, The Triple D) is an American food television series that premiered in November 2006 on the Food Network. Produced by Page Productions, the program stars and is hosted by Guy Fieri.
I find this one interesting because of the sheer variety of restaurateurs and their signature dishes.
Do you have any suggestions? Comments?
Real Hamster Wheels Are Harmless
You may have heard about the "rationalization hamster" which afflicts feminine thinking. While mental hamster wheels can be problematic, real hamster wheels are fun.
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Linkfest (February 20, 2010)
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Municipalities have come to rely on confiscated property for revenue. Police and prosecutors use forfeiture proceeds to fund not only general operations but junkets, parties, and swank office equipment. A cottage industry has sprung up to offer law enforcement agencies instruction on how to take and keep property more efficiently. And in Indiana, where Anthony Smelley is still fighting to get his money back, forfeiture proceeds are enriching attorneys who don't even hold public office, a practice that violates the U.S. Constitution.
State Controlled Consciousness
Schooling is a form of adoption. You give your kid up in his or her most plastic years to a group of strangers. You accept a promise, sometimes stated and more often implied that the state through its agents knows better how to raise your children and educate them than you, your neighbors, your grandparents, your local traditions do. And that your kid will be better off so adopted. But by the time the child returns to the family, or has the option of doing that, very few want to. Their parents are some form of friendly stranger too and why not? In the key hours of growing up, strangers have reared the kid.
Tax Law Was Cited in Software Engineer's Suicide Note
In his suicide note, the computer software engineer who flew a small plane into a building with Internal Revenue Service offices in Texas on Thursday cited a 1986 tax law as a major motivation for his action. The law, known as Section 1706 of the 1986 Tax Reform Act, made it extremely difficult for information technology professionals to work as self-employed individuals, forcing most to become company employees.
School used webcams to 'spy' on students at home
According to the lawsuit, the student and his parents were made aware of the district's ability after the student was accused of "improper behaviour in his home". As evidence, the school district presented a photograph taken from the webcam embedded in the laptop. It was not clear what the student was accused of.
Shock as British deficit equals that of Greece
Britain's public finances are in a worse position than those of Greece, according to the latest figures on government borrowing. The Office for National Statistics said yesterday that January alone saw a net shortfall of £4.3bn, far worse than City forecasts and in a month which has always previously shown a healthy surplus. It puts the UK on track for a deficit of £180bn this year, or 12.8 per cent of GDP, economists said, shading the Greek figure, hitherto the worst in the European Union, of 12.7 per cent.
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Milestone Figures Grab Attention, but Their Impact Is Hazy
The milestones are the result of our brains' attempts to impose order and assign categories to numbers that vary continuously. "You have to be able to draw some emotion or feeling from information in order to understand it," says Paul Slovic, professor of psychology at the University of Oregon.
"Round numbers loom large in people's consciousness," Ms. Osler says. She notes that this may extend back to when counting was manual and five and 10 fingers were natural units.
For Some Firms, a Case of 'Quadrophobia'
A new study provides further evidence suggesting many companies tweak quarterly earnings to meet investor expectations, and the companies that adjust most often are more likely to restate earnings or be charged with accounting violations.
Regulators Hired by Toyota Helped Halt Acceleration Probes
At least four U.S investigations into unintended acceleration by Toyota Motor Corp. vehicles were ended with the help of former regulators hired by the automaker, warding off possible recalls, court and government records show.
Revenge of the Wall Street Traders: The Fat Cats Strike Back
They have already proven that they will destroy the country if you let them, and the only thing you can trust them for is that they'll happily do it again and host a pep rally afterward to celebrate.
Top five health insurers posted 56 percent profit gains in 2009
According to a study by a pro-health reform group published Thursday, the nation's largest five health insurance companies posted a 56 percent gain in 2009 profits over 2008. The insurers including Wellpoint, UnitedHealth, Cigna, Aetna and Humana, which cover the majority of Americans with insurance.
Can Eurobanks Take a Greek Default?
Yves here. This is to remind readers that as much as the press and the pols are depicting the Greek/Club Med problem as the the spendthrift vs. prudent nations, the problem not just the prospective extension of credit, but all the debt from these countries and their banks now sitting on the books of institutions in France, Germany, Switzerland, and Holland.
Wall St. Helped to Mask Debt Fueling Europe's Crisis
As worries over Greece rattle world markets, records and interviews show that with Wall Street's help, the nation engaged in a decade-long effort to skirt European debt limits. One deal created by Goldman Sachs helped obscure billions in debt from the budget overseers in Brussels.
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Summers, Obama's econ adviser, says despite recovery, US in "human recession" over job losses Manipulated numbers overrule human misery and suffering. Welcome to the ivy league vision of USA.
"What we see in the United States and some other economies is a statistical recovery and a human recession". But the level of unemployment in the U.S. is disturbing, with one in five men between the ages of 25-54 not working.
In the Packaging of Loans, a Bust With Precedent Where did the roaring 20s lead to? Never mind..
The original wave of securitizations took place in the 1920s, when the United States went on the greatest building boom ever. Many investors saw how rapidly real estate prices were rising and wanted in on the action. The builders and brokers were only too happy to oblige.
The Tablets of Our Dreams Merge With Reality We are living sci-fi.
Today we have the iPhone, iPad, Tabletop GUIs and we will soon have "project natal" (xbox360). Once we fit a few more modules to the iPhone, we have a tricorder.. The best part is they are cheap enough for the average person to buy and use.
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A Growing Share of Americans' Income Comes from the Government But most Libertarians and CONservatives will take the money, and blame poor colored people for their misery
As you can see from the following graph, while the relationship between personal income and GDP has not changed all that much over the course of the past six decades, the share of income accounted for by transfer payments has jumped more than 200 percent.
What happens when the world defaults? The one way out of this hole is a debt jubilee, mutually agreed or otherwise!
Taleb vs Asberger's Syndrome Sorts
Note that the very same people who attack me, on grounds of political correctness, for discussing Asperger as a condition not compatible with risk-bearing, and its dangers to society, would be opposed to using a person with highly impaired eyesight as the driver of a school bus. All I am saying is that just as I read Milton, Homer, Taha Husain, and Borges (who were blind) but would prefer to not have them drive me on the A-4 motorway, I elect to use tools made by engineers but prefer to have society's risks managed by someone who is not affected with risk-blindness.
Financial Services: From Servant to Lord of the Economy One picture can often say much more than a treatise.
Linkfest (January 12, 2010)
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The Disposable Worker Who consumes then? Deflationary spiral are not good for anyone. It is ironic that so many idiots still blame "others" for their misfortune, when it is their own "elite" that are pauperizing them.
Pay is falling, benefits are vanishing, and no one's job is secure. How companies are making the era of the temp more than temporary
Goldman Admits To Frontrunning Clients Through Its Prop Desk Is anyone surprised?
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More Bad News From The BLS: Job Openings At 2.4 Million, 50% Decline From December 2007 Let us screw the real economy..
Goldman Sachs Still Shines for MBAs Who Ignore 'Hype' Never mind.. MBA = training for becoming a parasitic sociopath.
Even in a Recovery, Some Jobs Won't Return What recovery?
The Unofficial List of Pundits/Experts Who Were Wrong on the Housing Bubble
The housing bubble has precipitated a severe, and possibly catastprophic, economic crisis, so I thought it would be useful to put together a list of pundits and experts who were dead-wrong on the housing bubble. They were the enablers, and deserve to be held accountable. People also need to know (or be reminded of) which pundits/experts should never be listened to again. But most importantly, I have time to do this kind of thing now.
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Geithner Has Support of Obama, Democratic Lawmakers, Aides Say Surprised?
Jan. 11 (Bloomberg) — Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner retains the confidence of President Barack Obama as he faces questions about why the Federal Reserve Bank of New York tried to withhold details of the government's financial-industry rescue, administration officials said.
Federal Reserve Seeks to Protect U.S. Bailout Secrets Move along, there is nothing to see..
Jan. 11 (Bloomberg) — The Federal Reserve asked a U.S. appeals court to block a ruling that for the first time would force the central bank to reveal secret identities of financial firms that might have collapsed without the largest government bailout in U.S. history.
Bernanke Bond Spread Most Since 2007 Shows Decoupling What growth? Real or accounting shenanigans based?
Jan. 11 (Bloomberg) — The correlation between Treasuries and German bunds that has prevailed since credit markets started freezing in 2007 is breaking down as U.S. economic growth leaves Europe behind.
Wages of U.S. employees are generally stagnant and likely to remain so as the pool of unemployed workers helps employers keep wages from rising even as productivity, or output per hour of work, soars.
Employers cut another 85,000 jobs last month, dashing hopes of a turnaround in employment, even as the U.S. economy grows.
Talk about falling rents … Doug in Chicago sends along this photo "a storefront in a normally bustling neighborhood retail district on North Clark St in Chicago, about a mile south of Wrigley Field".
The Most Stunning (and Uncommented on) Revelation in Too Big Too Fail
Wilmustad understandably wondered how they were supposed to come up with $14 billion in the next several minutes. Then it dawned on them: the unofficial vaults. The bankers ran downstairs and found a room with a lock and a cluster of cabinets containing bonds – tens of billions of dollars' worth, dating mostly from the Greenberg era. They began rifling through the cabinets, picking through fistfuls of securities that they guessed had gone untouched for years. In an electronic age, the idea of keeping bonds on hand was a disconcerting but welcome throwback. (p. 400)


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This special, taped in San Francisco last November, captures the guitar demigod ripping through a stark but combustible set of bare-bones blues, including an acoustic "Mother-less Child" and a version of "Crossroads" radically reworked as bouncy hand-jive. The songs are interspersed with interview segments in which Clapton expresses his affection and debt to the masters of the genre, bluesmen like Robert Johnson, Howlin' Wolf, Muddy Waters and Elmore James. The best parts of the film (although there are not nearly enough) are performance snippets of blues legends like Big Bill Broonzy, Son House, Skip James, Bukka White and T-Bone Walker.
This is a ringing tribute to an enduring American musical form, one that enjoys currency and universality because of its simple honesty.
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Kalahari, which provides price discovery and analytic solutions to financial and energy trading firms, yesterday launched a real-time bond and asset swap portfolio pricing system.The Hong Kong office of inter-dealer broker Icap was the first to sign up for the new system, and other customers are ready to follow, said the UK-based vendor.
Traders are often only able to price one bond at a time using their asset swaps screen, which provides only a snapshot, said Kalahari. The new system lets them price up to 200 bonds and asset swaps simultaneously, in real time. It also lets traders spread each bond priced against a benchmark government bond of their choice.
David Wright, Asia bond broker at Icap Hong Kong, said: "Our problem has been the time it takes to price over 200 Asian yankee/euro bond issues. If the market moves, we have to re-price. With Kalahari's new system, each user can have up to 200 different issues pricing in real time. This means we can service our clients more efficiently."
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Upcoming UN Meeting Revives Hopes for U.S.-Iran DialogueSep 20, 2013
UNGA provides a convenient venue for foreign leaders to interact and has special utility for countries such as Iran that are estranged from the United States and thus have no embassies in Washington. With the election of a pragmatic new Iranian president, Hassan Rouhani, suspense is building again. Will Rouhani shake hands with U.S. President Barack Obama at the annual luncheon for heads of state? Or, at a minimum, will Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif—a U.S.-educated former ambassador to the UN—chat in the hallway with Secretary of State John Kerry? more
Iran and Syria at the Crossroads: The Fall of the Tehran-Damascus Axis?Aug 07, 2013
The alliance between Iran and Syria has been an important and persistent feature on the political landscape of the Middle East for more than three decades. The eruption of the Syrian uprising in the spring of 2011 has presented the greatest challenge to the survival of the Tehran-Damascus nexus. Does this signify the end of the partnership? This article provides a brief overview of the relationship and a detailed analysis of the evolution of Iran's policies, perspectives, interests, and options in the ongoing Syrian crisis. more
Can Rouhani Resolve Iran's Economic Conundrum?Jul 29, 2013
After taking over the presidential office in early August, President-elect Hassan Rouhani will face a long host of economic challenges. He has made the economy—especially tackling unemployment—his highest priority, but it is clear that the process of reversing the negative trends of the past few years will be a medium-term process. This brief will discuss the challenges as well as the approaches of the emerging Rouhani government in the field of economy. more
The Domestic and Foreign Policy Challenges of the New Iranian President, Hassan RouhaniJun 24, 2013
On the occasion of Hassan Rouhani's election as Iran's new president, the Middle East Program compiled the views of 25 Iran experts from the Middle East, Europe, and the United States on the topic, "The Domestic and Foreign Policy Challenges of the New Iranian President, Hassan Rouhani." more
Rouhani's Surprising ElectionJun 15, 2013
Hassan Rouhani's surprising first round victory in the presidential elections represents a significant shift in the Iranian political landscape. In a field of candidates dominated by conservatives, Rouhani ran as a moderate. He questioned the necessity of the expanding security state and the constant oversight of student and civil society associations by the security agencies. He spoke of the need for greater freedom of press and speech, and devoted attention to women's rights issues. Whether he will succeed, or whether he will initiate a change of direction only to be blocked by yet another rightwing backlash, remains to be seen. more
Moscow's Moves in the Direction of the Gulf: So Near and Yet So Far (1981)Apr 24, 2013
Washington, D.C.: Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars; Kennan Institute Occasional Paper Series #122, 1981. PDF 26 pages. more
Iran and Caucasia (1980)Apr 11, 2013
Washington, D.C.: Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars; Kennan Institute Occasional Paper Series #105, 1980. PDF 15 pages. more
Arab Perspectives on Iran's Role in a Changing Middle EastFeb 20, 2013
The complexity of Arab attitudes toward Iran before and after the start of the Arab uprisings is reflected not only in the gap of perception between the Arab people and Arab governments, but also in important differences on Iran across those governments. Even among Arab governments most threatened by Iran and most inclined to see it weakened, their sense of threat and how to address it differs substantially from Israel's sense of threat. more
The Nuclear Issue: Why is Iran Negotiating?Feb 08, 2013
After several months of uncertainty, the Iranian government finally agreed to meet again with the P5+1 group in Almaty, Kazakhstan on February 26 for negotiations over its nuclear program. Iran's economy is suffering the effects of the severe sanctions imposed by the West, but the government is not yet prepared to change course on the nuclear issue. Iran needs to be certain of a positive outcome from the negotiations before it commits itself to meeting the West's concerns over its nuclear intentions. more
Sanctions and Medical Supply Shortages in IranFeb 08, 2013
The pronounced role of sanctions in creating shortages of life-saving medical supplies and drugs in Iran may have been unintentional, but it is also irrefutable. Iran's own mismanagement of the situation has aggravated the problem, but it is not the root cause of it. While the list of issues leading to the supply crunch is long and complicated, at the heart of it all are the obstacles that sanctions have created in denying Iran the necessary banking operations and limiting its access to hard currency. Namazi presents findings based on a recent study that he and a number of Iranian consultants carried out. more


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Cigars made decades ago and many rolled in recent years will go up for auction at Christie's King Street location in London on October 16. The sale, which is bundled with a much larger auction of vintage wines, consists of 94 lots of cigars.
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Havana Dunhills are among the most collectible cigars in the world and also no longer rolled. A box of five Dunhill Havana Club cigars from the mid-1980s is the only Dunhill lot at this auction.
Among the cigars rolled before the Cuban revolution includes a box of 100 Romeo y Julieta Selección de Luxes in a wooden presentation case containing four sizes: petit corona, corona and two types of perfectos.
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Priest blesses home for unwed mothers in Orange, which was inspired by death of Spotsylvania couple's child
Date published: 9/12/2006
The Paul Stefan Home for Unwed Mothers in Orange County will offer pregnant women "the spiritual, physical, emotional and psychological support and nourishment necessary for their further growth and development," according to the home's mission statement.
Members of St. Patrick Catholic Church in Spotsylvania County renovated and furnished the house on Everona Road, and many of them came together Sunday afternoon as the Rev. Stefan Starzynski blessed the home.
"The people and priests of St. Patrick are wonderful," said church member Fred Malucci of Lake of the Woods. "When something needs to get done, it gets done."
Paul Stefan was born and died on Dec. 13, 2005. The son of developer Randy James of Spotsylvania County and his wife, Evie, the child was named in honor of the Revs. Paul Scalia and Starzynski, St. Patrick's former and present priests.
The baby had been diagnosed with diaphragmatic hernia before birth and doctors told the Jameses that because of the condition (which caused the internal organs to be pushed into the upper part of the body), his lungs wouldn't develop, his heart would fail and he could not survive. They recommended a late-term abortion.
The Jameses chose to put the matter into God's hands and turned to the members of their church. Through prayer and networking, the St. Patrick congregation supported the family through the gestation, birth, one-hour life and death of Paul Stefan.
After their baby's death, James and his wife established the nonprofit Paul Stefan Foundation as a vehicle to support pregnant women and provide an option to abortion.
Kathleen Wilson, a member of St. Mary Catholic Church in Fredericksburg and now first vice president of the foundation, envisioned a home for unwed mothers. A St. Patrick's parishioner donated two houses and 50 acres in rural Orange County. An opening date for the home has not been set.
A second house on the property also will be renovated and will offer housing and support to the new mothers and their babies. The houses will be supervised by professional staff and assisted by church volunteers.
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8-3-05 - The governing body for Texas high school sports today put Pilot Point High School's boys athletic program on probation for one year.
The University Interscholastic League also issued a reprimand for eligibility problems during football coach G.A. Moore's final season.
A U-I-L investigation found problems with using an ineligible player in football and basketball -- and incomplete paperwork for others.
Moore is the winningest coach in Texas high school football history with 404 victories, and he'd already been forced to forfeit eight games from last season.
The U-I-L's State Executive Committee says Moore must appear before them if the 66-year-old returns to coaching at a Texas public school.
Moore today told The Associated Press, quote: "I guarantee you (we) went by the rules."
-- In April, the Denton Record Chronicle published e-mails circulated among some Pilot Point coaches that included racial epithets and sexual innuendo about students. Two coaches later resigned.
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With her growing knowledge, Safe Mama has become more aware of bothersome ingredients, aside from parabens and phthalates, she wants to avoid. As a down to earth parent, she also realizes that parents are at different places in their non-toxic journey in regards to how many chemicals they'll tolerate and budget constrictions. To this end, she divided her new Safer Skin Care Cheat Sheet into several categories:
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- GOOD CHOICES: these brands are paraben, phthalate, propylene glycol, PEG, propylene glycol free, but have one or more products containing cocamidopropyl betaine, sodium benzoate, dimethicone, and/or phenoxyethanol. Some of these brands had traces of just one questionable ingredient and others had several, or contained more chemically processed ingredients than SafeMama was comfortable with. They are still far better choices than most mainstream baby products and would recommend them. You will need to investigate the products yourself and make a judgment call.
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Redeemer Christian School is a servant of the Lord.
It exists for the benefit of the world and this community by "making disciples of all nations".
Redeemer does this by proclaiming and teaching that in Jesus Christ, God has redeemed all people, teachers, children, and families through the life-giving death and resurrection of Jesus Christ.
The school and classroom is Christ's in which He creates and nurtures disciples who are precious in the sight of God.
The Christian "Good News" is taught and practiced at Redeemer according to the Word of God and the Lutheran Confessions.
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LEHIGH ACRES, Fla.,- A tattoo shop robbery was caught on camera. Video helped deputies arrest the suspect, who they believe is responsible for breaking into six Lehigh Acres businesses.
Video shows the suspect, who deputies say is Patrick Hudson, making his way into D.R. Tattoo in Lehigh Acres, robbing and leaving them with little to nothing.
"I was very upset. I got a broken glass on the door, nothing, not any machines, ink, cause we sell supplies to, and this guy, he just took everything," said Owner of D.R. Tattoo, Marina Gomez.
The suspect is seen entering a back room here, looking a little lost as he tries to find a light switch. He finally does, and exposes part of his identity the camera, helping deputies learn who he is.
"It hurt a lot because that's a lot of money in those machines, inks, needles, but now we just have to work more to get all that money back," said Gomez.
The suspect smashed a candy machine with a hammer, taking the money inside. According to the Sheriff's report, the suspect's spree spanned several days. He broke into a total of six businesses along Lee Boulevard and Joan Avenue South.
"You open a business and spend a lot of money, and some people don't realize how much money you do spend to open it, and somebody just walking on by and breaks your glasses," said Son Nguyen with ABC Nails & Spa.
But before he could strike again, an undercover deputy caught the suspect throwing a brick through a glass window, making his way inside. Deputies moved in and made an arrest.
Hudson remains behind bars. Deputies say he is charged with five counts of business burglaries. The investigation is still ongoing.


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Plymouth Whalers announce new GM Mark Craig, head coach Don Elland
Updated On: May 30 2014 02:04:17 PM EDT
The Plymouth Whalers have named Mark Craig general manager and Don Elland head coach.
Craig, 61, comes back to the organization he worked for 30 years ago. Owner Peter Karmanos purchased the Windsor Spitfires in 1984 and one of his first hires was Craig -- who was then working as a coach in the Detroit Compuware system -- as the head coach of the Spitfires for the 1984-85 season.
Joe Stefan has been promoted to assistant GM.
Craig chose Elland for the head coach position. The 50-year-old is a long-time coach from the Compuware Youth program who joined the Whalers as an assistant in 2010.
Veteran GM/coach Mike Velucci left for the NHL in April. He's now assistant GM and director of hockey operations for the Carolina Hurricanes.
"I have a great deal of respect for Mark," said Vellucci. "He has been a mentor and a friend of mine for a long time. Mark will do a great job. Don Elland has paid his dues as an assistant and has a great hockey mind. I know the players respect him. Between Mark, Don and Joe, I know the Whalers are being left in good hands and will continue our winning tradition of making the playoffs."
Vellucci will remain governor of the Whalers.
Meanwhile, Karmanos promoted Dennis Moore to president and chief financial officer of the Whalers and Compuware Arena and Mike Henry to vice president and general manager of Compuware Arena.
"Compuware Arena has become a first-class venue for many events in addition to hockey," said Karmanos. "Dennis and Mike have been an integral part of the arena's growth from the beginning. They will continue to do an excellent job in their new positions. Mike Vellucci's track record as a general manager and head coach in the Ontario Hockey League speaks for itself. He's earned the chance to move to the National Hockey League."
The Whalers finished the 2013-14 Ontario Hockey League season with a 28-33-0-7 record and 63 points. They grabbed the 8th and final seed in the playoffs where they fell in 5 games to the top-seeded Guelph Storm. The Storm grabbed the OHL's Robertson Cup and went all the way to the Memorial Cup final where they lost to the WHL's Edmonton Oil Kings, 6-3.
Zach Lorentz led the Whalers this season with 27 goals and 54 points. Goalie Alex Nedeljkovic posted 26 wins and a .925 save percentage.
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