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Monday, June 20, 2011
A massive fire in Downtown Ellsworth has destroyed the town's newspaper building, but employees are coming together to get this week's edition out no matter what. The smoke from the blaze could be seen for miles, coming from the downtown district that was built in 1913.
The fire started in the back of the Ellsworth Independent-Reporter Newspaper. The entire building was gutted.
"From my house, it looked like the whole block was on fire, so I really thought it was going to be much worse," said Ellsworth Mayor Steve Bahan.
Crowds of people flocked to Downtown Ellsworth to see what was going on. By night's end, the city's weekly newspaper business was destroyed.
"Very disappointing, because we have a good weekly newspaper," said Ellsworth resident Pat Bender. "That's how we keep track of what's going on in town."
"This is part of the historic district," said Mayor Bahan. "I hope the wall can be saved and preserved, but if it can't, thank God nobody was hurt."
Today, however, the newspaper's publisher is determined to get a paper out. Employees gathered at the high school journalism classroom. Two reporters from the Great Bend paper even came to help.
"I guess maybe it's just part of the job, but it never occurred to us that we wouldn't have a paper," explained Linda Mowry-Denning, the paper's publisher. "Even when the flames were coming out the top of the building, it never occurred to us that we wouldn't be putting out a paper."
The Ellsworth downtown district is nearly 100 years old. much of the old construction makes it easy for fires to spread quickly.
"All of them are common wall," said Fire Chief Bob Kempka. "They do have fire doors in them, but a lot of the old remodels has defeated some of the firewall stuff and that is the biggest concern. When you get one going, they can all take off."
Fire crews from six towns fought the fire well into the overnight hours. The fire marshal will be on scene for quite some time trying to figure out what started the blaze.

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Surprise mom this weekend with a lemon cake, cookie or no-bake bar. Each of these sweet, tart treats is Healthy Eats-approved, and are sure to meet mom's standards, too.
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This weekend saw me in South Lake Tahoe, the second visit there in as many months, for one last snowy adventure for the season. The first, in February for my birthday, saw rain and wind the entire weekend that kept us off the mountain. And anyone who knows me knows that I'm a fair-weather adventurer, save for that time I learned to snowboard in Alberta, Canada and it was -32. So this was something of a Tahoe do-over, where expectations and hopes were high. And Tahoe didn't disappoint. But while this has been a challenging winter for Lake Tahoe, where it's seen some of the least snowfall in years, it didn't disappoint, with a foot and a half of snow falling over the course of the long weekend, making it ripe for grabbing a board and hopping on a snowmobile. Below is a round-up from the weekend.
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Israel strikes Gaza following rocket barrage
By Alaa Rimawi, Wednesday, March 12, 2014
GAZA CITY – Israeli warplanes launched several airstrike across the Gaza Strip Wednesday evening following the firing of rockets into southern Israel.
Israeli planes struck 29 targets in several areas in the Palestinian territory, Israeli daily Yediot Aharonot reported.
Israeli artillery also hit two targets in the seaside enclave.
The raids came shortly after Islamic Jihad movement fired a barrage of rockets into southern Israel in response to the killing of three members in an Israeli airstrike on Tuesday.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu blamed Hamas for the attack and vowed "response".
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So…I never thought I would be the recipient of "Mom Art." You know the kind of art I'm talking about. Macaroni necklaces, giant colored tissue flowers and the ever classic ceramic hand print. My mom never saved anything I made her. I'm not mad at her. She's from Cuba. That generation from Cuba doesn't hold onto material things. Always scared some dude in a uniform will knock on your door and ask you to get the eff out! Get out and you can't take anything with you but the clothes on your back & your kids. It's true! The only thing my mom has of my childhood is an old dictionary I use to highlight words in and pictures. That's it!
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Victorian Village
Victorian Village is a neighborhood located north and near west of downtown Columbus, Ohio. It is an older area with a fair number of established trees for an urban setting. Neil Avenue, a street running north/south and eventually crossing through the campus of The Ohio State University, is its main thoroughfare.
In 1827, Columbus businessman William "Billy" Neil purchased 300 acres of farmland just north of Downtown Columbus from Joseph Vance, and by 1853 owned all of the land from west of North High Street to the Olentangy River, south to First Avenue, and north to Lane Avenue. He constructed a road on this property to reach his farm, which became known as Neil Avenue. After Neil's death, the land was subdivided by his heirs. Southern portions of the Neil Farm were developed and became one of Columbus's first suburbs, Victorian Village.[1]
Development of land south of the Neil Farm was spurned by the growth in manufacturing in the Olentangy Industrial Cluster, placement of Goodale Park, the city's first public park, and streetcar service along Neil Avenue and High Streets. Streetcar lines expanded down Neil Avenue in 1879 which connected downtown Columbus and The Ohio State University. Because of the streetcar, Neil Avenue became a major north-south route. The Neil Farm, west of current day Neil Avenue and south of West Fifth Avenue, was platted between 1888 and 1902. Lots were reserved, almost exclusively for large homes. Electric Streetcar Service along High Street in 1888, followed by Neil Avenue in 1891,[2] further increased the demand for housing between The Ohio State University and downtown Columbus. By 1920, the majority of these parcels had filled in with Victorian, Italianate Queen Anne, Second Empire, Carpenter-Stick and Four Square style homes.
Following 1920, the streetcar gave way to the automobile as the main source of transportation. Increased mobility allowed residents to move further away and into suburbs Columbus. As this occurred, businesses also began moving to the suburbs to be closer to their customers. This resulted in the decline of the neighborhood. The nearby Flytown, Short North and Italian Village neighborhoods suffered similar decline.
Renewed interest in Victorian Village was sparked in the 1970s, following the successes of German Village which had undergone significant revival in the 1960s.[3] Restoration began in Victorian Village was carried out under the auspices of the Victorian Village Commission, which was established as a historic district by the City of Columbus on 1973.[4]
Victorian Village is a neighborhood located north and near west of Downtown. It is just north of the Arena District and to the East is the Italian Village. It's southern boundary is a block away from North Market and the Columbus Convention Center and it's northern boundary is half a mile away from The Ohio State University. It is an older area with a fair number of established trees for an urban setting. Neil Avenue is the main thoroughfare through the Victorian Village, a street which eventually crosses through the campus of The Ohio State University. It shares its High Street boundary with the Short North.
Structure and Landmarks[edit]
Cocoa Manor[edit]
Georgian Style home built by Greg Zanetos, founder of Anthony Thomas Candy Company. Located at 76 Buttles Avenue
Neil Avenue United Methodist Church/Ethopian Orthodox Tewahdo Church[edit]
Built between 1890 and 1914, the Neil Avenue United Methodist Church was first designed by the J.W. Yost firm in 1890, but later completed by Stribling and Lum in 1914. In 1996 it became the home to the Ethopian Orthodox Tewahdo Church.
Goodale Park[edit]
Often referred to as the hub of Victorian Village, Goodale Park is a 32 acre park at the southern tip of Victorian Village. Goodale Park is bounded by Buttles Avenue and Goodale Street to the north and south, and Dennison Avenue and Park Street on its west and east sides. As Columbus's oldest planned park, it was established after land was gifted to the city by Lincoln Goodale. Goodale Park today is known as host for ComFest, a major annual festival.
Sells' House[edit]
Built in 1895 by the circus magnate Peter Sells (of Sells Brothers Circus), architect Frank Packard designed this Romanesque house with influence from the Sells family trip to California in 1891. The dramatic rooflines, curved Moorish style windows, and terracotta-tiles roof suggest a similar profile to that of a circus big top. Packard also designed the carriage house, occupied by the servants of the Sells family. Once settled in the new residence, the Sells furnished the house with pieces from their travels around the world, creating a lavish and exotic interior feel to the interior. The Sells family occupied the house until 1899, when Peter and his wife Mary divorced due to Mary's alleged infidelity. The ensuing divorce trial was front page news, as Columbusites became fascinated with the scandalous circumstances the divorce was filed upon. Peter Sells gained the split from his wife in December 1900 and removed her from his home. After Peter's death in 1904, the usage of the Sells Brothers house has varied greatly, ranging from a nursery school to a shelter house for recovering alcoholics. The home is now privately owned.[5]
41 West Third Avenue[edit]
Built in 1870, Henry Howe wrote the Historical Collections of Ohio in this home in 1889. In 1910, the home was bought and extensively renovated by Dr. Clovis Taylor, who built an addition centered on the usage of mahogany woodwork. The addition included a bar, parlor, enlarged entrance hall, and iconic wraparound porch. After its usage as a funeral home through the 1950s, the house underwent another renovation in the 1970s. Owner Larry Schwartzenberger restored the 14' bar and added a 1920-era soda fountain.[6]
846 Park Street[edit]
Howard Dwight Smith, known for his work on Ohio Stadium, built this Arts & Crafts-style home in 1923. It is noted for the ivy-covered lawn and intense greenery. This home stands one block off of High Street.[6]
Victorian Village is considered to be a desirable neighborhood. While some of the homes have been split into rented apartments, many remain as nationally-registered historical landmarks. Mix of housing densities adds to the diverse nature of Victorian Village. Renewal of the neighborhood has led to significant increases in property values over the past two decades.
Once a year, usually in September, the community holds the annual Victorian Village Tour of Homes and Gardens,[7] with approximately a dozen houses open for viewing and walking tours. The night before, an additional "bonus" house not on the general public's list is toured as part of a fundraiser for the area. Dinners served in local restaurants, and occasionally individuals' homes, also support it.[8]
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A rare Albino Squirrel spotted at Goodale Park, who have a population in Columbus.
- ^ "Victorian Village History". Victorian Village Homes Ken Wightman.
- ^ "Columbus Electric Railway Chronology".
- ^ "Day Trips from Cincinnati, 7th: Getaways Less Than Two Hours Away", David Hunter, Sacha DeVroomen Bellman, Felix Winternitz. Globe Pequot, 2003. ISBN 0-7627-2749-7, ISBN 978-0-7627-2749-0. p. 106.
- ^ "Victorian Village Commission".
- ^ Patzer, N. (1999, April). CircusTown. Retrieved April 19, 2014, from http://www.shortnorth.com/CircusTown.html
- ^ a b Ridenour, C. (n.d.). www.shortnorthcivic.org. Retrieved April 19, 2014, from http://www.shortnorthcivic.org/
- ^ "Successful rebirth", Sherri Williams. Columbus Dispatch. 7 sept 2008. Retrieved 5 sept 2010.
- ^ Victorian Village & the Neighborhoods of the Short North
External links[edit]
- Media related to Victorian Village at Wikimedia Commons
Coordinates: 39°59′N 83°01′W / 39.98°N 83.01°W


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On April 24, 2014, Ronald M. Cresswell informed the Board of Directors (the "Board") of Aastrom Biosciences, Inc., a Michigan corporation (the "Company"), of his decision to resign from the Board. On April 24, 2014, the Board and Dr. Cresswell agreed that his resignation would be effective as of May 7, 2014, and that he would not stand for re-election at the upcoming 2014 Annual Meeting of Shareholders to be held on May 7, 2014 (the "Annual Meeting"). Dr. Cresswell's resignation letter stated that he is resigning from the Board for personal reasons and not due to any disagreement with the Company on any matter relating to the Company's operations, policies, or practices.The Board thanked Dr. Cresswell for his service to the Company and wished him well in his future endeavors.
The remaining five nominees previously identified in the Company's Proxy Statement, dated March 31, 2014, will continue to stand for re-election at the Annual Meeting. These remaining five nominees are: Robert L. Zerbe, Dominick C. Colangelo, Alan L. Rubino, Nelson M. Sims and Heidi Hagen. All votes cast with respect to Dr. Cresswell, whether "for" or "withhold," will be null and void and disregarded at the Annual Meeting. Shareholders should continue to use the proxy card previously distributed to them in connection with the Annual Meeting.
On April 24, 2014, Michael Elliston, the Company's Controller, Treasurer, Secretary and Principal Finance and Accounting Officer informed the Company of his resignation, effective as of May 15, 2014. Mr. Elliston's resignation did not result from any disagreement regarding the Company's financial reporting or accounting policies, procedures, estimates or judgments. Mr. Elliston will continue to assist with the transition after May 15, 2014.


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They're going to have to change the name of this thing to NCC-1701, because piloting it will definitely make you feel like you're boldly going where no one's gone before. As part of the Michelin Design Challenge competition, Volvo has revised the design of the the traditional big-rig tractor. Serious thought was given to improving driver safety and some semi-radical changes to convention were made. The driver is front and center in the cab, just like F1 cars. The central seating position gives an expansive 180 degree field of vision; Volvo calls it the Full View Driver Position. There are blind spot cameras, as well as sensors to detect other vehicles, lane tracking, and driver alertness. The doors open by sliding, rather than flapping out into traffic, and a set of steps comes out from hiding, allowing ease of ingress. The seat motors back and rotates toward the opened door, making the driver feel like a transportation deity.
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We have pictures in our head of motoring along the US's vast expanses of highway, landscape fringing the arc of the windshield while we enjoy the driver-centric environment. Who doesn't love a big 'ol chair with buttons in the armrests (buttons! In the armrests!) that greets you like an excited puppy. If we had one of these things, we'd never want to leave, it's like the uber car geek's dream come true. The Bee-Van is set up so you don't have to leave very often. There are bunks and a dinette, not to mention plenty of storage. Much attention has been paid to keeping the driver comfortable and coddled, so he or she can perform at his or her best. Volvo's designers also applied their noggins to the greasy bits. Radiators are located at the base of the A-Pillars. Air from the high-pressure area at the base of the windshield is directed through the radiators and exits up by the roof. That keeps engine compartment temperatures lower, improving the engine's efficiency. Forget the little weekend speedster, with this thing you could haul around the whole racing team - the race car's cockpit may pale in comparison to the Bee-Van, though.


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PogoMix (AKA Fagottron on YouTube, or simply Pogo) is the persona of Nick Bertke from Perth, Australia who samples sounds from various locations, such as nostalgic films, and then sequences these together with a rhythm he creates, to make a whole new piece of music. His most famous hit is 'Alice', which has gained over 9,400,000 hits on his official YouTube channel and at least 2,200,000 more from an unofficial upload by YouTuber Realtje.
Some great examples of Pogo's work are:
On December 25th 2009, DisneyPixar released 'UPular', a remix that Pogo made based on the Pixar film 'Up'. Since then, Pixar have commissioned him to make two other remixes, both based on the first two Toy Story films, and these were released on Pixar's channel on June 14th 2010.
In October 2010, Pogo's 'Gardyn' which comprises of sounds found in his mother's garden (and is also his first remix of the real world), made it into the finalists of YouTube Play, and he was invited to the Guggenhiem Museum as a result, along with the other finalists.
In February 2012, he made a remix of The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air and this quickly rose up to be his 5th most-viewed remix.
PogoMix Himself
Pogo has hosted two competitions. One for creating a logo for himself, which was finalized as the space bunny (Pogo has said that if you look closely, you can also see the face of Mickey Mouse) and another for creating a video which would become the official video for 'Mellow Brick Road'.
On his website, he has original songs at a fixed price, but all of his remixes which contain copyrighted material, have been offered at a pay-what-you-want level, wherein entering $0 into the price box lets you download the song for free. Some of Pogo's songs cannot be released for copyright reasons, prompting fans to create petitions and other stuff to force companies to allow release of these tracks, however, some of the legal costs of acquiring the rights would be too much, according to Pogo on his Twitter.
During his September 2011 tour of America, Pogo was arrested for not carrying a proper work visa, and is not allowed to return to America for 10 years.
Some people have made tributes, or Pogo-style videos, and have labelled these as Pogo Mixes. Others have re-remixed Pogo's work or made videos for songs which Pogo has yet to make videos for himself.
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A whimsical addition to my kitchen that always illicits wonderful comments from family & friends.
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Check out the Gambian voting system. It's enviably simple: "Voters enter a booth and pop a clear glass marble into one of three drums representing the candidates." The marble hits a bell on its way down, preventing people from voting more than once. No hanging chads, no hacking, just a satisfying plunk when your vote goes in. Are we advocating marbles? No, but a paper trail would be good.
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- Summary: Set in the zombie apocalypse, Left 4 Dead 2 (L4D2) is the highly anticipated sequel to the award-winning Left 4 Dead. This co-operative action horror FPS takes you and your friends through the cities, swamps and cemeteries of the Deep South, from Savannah to New Orleans across five expansive campaigns. Play as one of four new survivors armed with a wide and devastating array of classic and upgraded weapons. In addition to firearms, you'll also get a chance to take out some aggression on infected with a variety of carnage-creating melee weapons, from chainsaws to axes and even the deadly frying pan. You'll be putting these weapons to the test against (or playing as in Versus) three horrific and formidable new Special Infected. You'll also encounter five new "uncommon" common infected, including the terrifying Mudmen. Helping to take L4D's frantic, action-packed gameplay to the next level is AI Director 2.0. This improved Director has the ability to procedurally change the weather you'll fight through and the pathways you'll take, in addition to tailoring the enemy population, effects, and sounds to match your performance. L4D2 promises a satisfying and uniquely challenging experience every time the game is played, custom-fitted to your style of play. [Valve]… Expand
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Left 4 Dead 2 is the Empire Strikes Back of zombie games. The momentum has clearly swung in favor of the bad guys. But also much like Empire, this is clearly the best of the bunch and is a required purchase for fans of the genre.
Whichever you prefer, playing versus with friends or cooperatively against the improved Director, there is almost no fault to Left 4 Dead 2.
With five campaigns, more enemies, better weapons, and plenty of challenges, you will probably still be playing this game well into 2010. There are a few issues, but these are easy to overlook when the gameplay is so fun and satisfying. Once again, Valve has made the zombie apocalypse one of the best experiences of the year.
When it was first announced, I thought Left 4 Dead 2 was nothing more than a glorified expansion. After having spent hours with it -- and many more to come -- I appreciate the sequel's major and subtle differences.
The bottom line is fun - with a friend or 3 in tow, L4D2 is an absolute blast.
More modes, more scary zombie madness, a totally different feel to how you romp through the campaign and so much more. Yes, it's all very familiar, but you won't regret paying the cash for what is the best co-operative multiplayer experience around.
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- Monica Aug 23, 2013 08:22 AM
I have a half day next Friday and meeting my husband who works in metro tech area in Brooklyn for lunch. We have 2 young kids so we don't really get to go out much so I want to take advantage of this lunch as much as I can. Any good recommendation? We like everything and eat everything. Budget is pretty open as well. We just want really good food in a nice atmoshphere where we can relax, chat, drink and eat.
Ganso isn't too far, serves very good ramen and Japanese food (bento boxes at lunch are tasty, particularly the curry katsu), and is very kid friendly.
Mile End is just a bit further, but can be kid friendly if your kids are older. (It's a cramped venue, so it's better for kids without the need for a high chair.)
Within Metrotech, the best option I imagine would be La Defense, but I've only had takeaway pastries.
re: lambretta76
I find their ramen merely passable.
re: lambretta76
I don't think they're planning on taking the kids.
re: Sluggo1407
D'oh. Darned scanning ...
If it's a Friday, Char No. 4 could work (they serve lunch that day). Some people love it, some people are meh (or worse on it). I rather enjoy it. http://charno4.com/menu/lunch/
I still stand by my Ganso recommendation, even without kids. It's a fairly chic space (for a ramenya). Peter -- I thought perhaps my appreciation for them was somewhat tainted by the fact that I live a block away and can do takeaway, but subsequent visits to old faves like Ippudo and Totto confirmed my feeling that they're on par with the best of NYC. I've not been as enamored by its appetizers, but I think the ramen and some of the bento box meals are very, very good if not great.
re: lambretta76
I work in manhattan so I get my share of ramen for lunch. so I will pass on that recommendation.
Char No. 4 sounds nice..albeit small limited menu for lunch.
Frankies sounds nice but that's just too far to walk.
Maybe I will just go back to Bacchus for their garden table and amazing creme brulee.
re: lambretta76
"they're on par with the best of NYC"
We will just have to agree to disagree on this point. I like Ganso a lot. But to say its on the same level as Totto or Ippudo? For you, but not for me. I will wait in line for an hour for Totto. I wouldn't do that for Ganso. One of the reasons I like going to Ganso is that I've rarely had to wait for a table. I like the ramen at Totto much better than Ganso but Ganso has much better apps.
re: lambretta76
I'm glad they're doing well and wish I felt that way, but I don't. Unlike @Bkeats, I don't like it a lot or even very much at all. I'll give it another visit in a year and see if it's improved.
re: Peter Cuce
Sorry you feel that way, but far from me to try to convince you that they're better than you feel they are. My favorite, for what it's worth, is the spicy miso ramen.
I do have to say that Totto has better music -- on a handful of occasions they've been playing Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra, one of my favorite bands.
re: lambretta76
I second the motion for Ganso.
If this is a date lunch with your husband, I think you should aim for something nicer than Ganso. The ramen is fine, but when I go there, I think of it as casual quick bite to eat. Neither it or Mile End would be a place to relax over a meal and conversation.
Instead, go somewhere that would be a pleasant place to have a nice meal and linger over wine and have a grown up conversation without the kids. That's what we preferred when the kids were little.
Nice lunch options are limited in the area, but I will make a few suggestions. You will have to leave the Metrotech area.
If the weather is good, go to Bacchus on Atlantic and get a table in the garden. Its a very relaxed place and you can linger all afternoon. Another french option would be Bar Tabac on Smith.
Queen on Court has great food but the atmosphere is a bit fuddy duddy but they won't rush you.
A little further away, Hibino is a nice Japanese spot.
If you're willing to spend more time walking if its a really great day, head down Court and go to Frankie's 457. Have some wine, get some meatballs and cheese. Time will melt away.
Or if you want something closer and with ok food, get a table outside at the Heights Cafe. Good for people watching.
Remembering your other thread, I've kept you away from those "places" you haven't eaten at yet.;)
re: Bkeats
Haha, thanks. The 'other' thread, it was really kind of like a silly thread I created..didn't think much of it..but sure did get a lot of attention.
Thanks for the recommendations. Last time I dined with him, we went to Bacchus and it was indeed very nice.
They had really good creme brulee! I'd love to try more popular places in Brooklyn like newly opened The Elm but I realized it's too far.
re: Bkeats
I agree with most of Bkeats' post. Mile's End, Ganso, Queen, Hibino, Frankie's, Bar Tabac are all places I've enjoyed myself. I think all the places on Montague Street, including Heights Cafe, are mediocre to bad. But it can be a pleasant stroll on the way to the Promenade.
Given there are not many options in the immediate vicinity of Metrotech, it really depends on how much time you'll have for lunch.
Ganso may be the best bet within a short walk. It probably depends on how crowded it is during lunch hours. I've been there between the lunch and dinner hours and was able to linger with no problems. Decor is Momofuku-esque. I don't think the ramen is that great compared to places in the city. Its broth is lighter-tasting (or bland depending on how you want to look at it) but the ingredients are very good quality. If you do go, I highly recommend the wings. Fried very well and the flavors are really good.
Queen has really good food and it's also a reasonable walk. But with a very old-school Italian feel, it may not be what you're seeking.
If you have more time, you might even consider hopping on the subway and going to places in Park Slope like Al di la. That can be a very pleasant lunch.
re: Monica
Yes, it's a nice space with very mediocre food. If you really want french and don't want to go back to bacchus, you might want to try the new french bistro on atlantic, but unfortunately i forgot the name.
If you're willing to walk as far as Provence en boite, there are better places along smith st, for lunch, including clover club (if drinks are your main focus) jolie cantina, seersucker, and others. nothing spectacular, but some have decent lunches. Bar Tabac is better than Provence, though I am never wowed by lunch at Bar Tabac. Still, on a nice day, it's pleasant to snag a table outside.
On court street there are Brucie, Watty and Meg, and Van Horn, all closer than Provence and serving decent lunches. Probably others, too, that I'm forgetting.
Another thought is to to the other direction and cross flatbush into fort greene. Maybe there's something there?
re: missmasala
Thanks. I am not looking for a French place...just a nice place with good food..maybe something that's more brooklyn than manhattan but in the area I am seeking, I guess I shouldn't ask too much.
Looking at the menu, I see that Clover Club has buttermilk fried chicken...that sounds good..any thought?
re: Monica
I think the other french place is Chez Moi but I don't think they are open for lunch.
If you are looking for a more "Brooklyn" type place, maybe you should head north to Dumbo and checkout Superfine or Rebar. There is great atmosphere at both places. More food options at Superfine, but better beer selection at Rebar.
I think of Clover Club more as a bar than a place to eat.
re: Bkeats
Stupid question but how is the parking situation in Dumbo?
I've always wanted to try Dumbo area!
btw, Chez moi is open for lunch.
re: Monica
I've found parking to not be bad. You may have to drive around a few blocks, but its a small area and I've always been able to find parking. If you go, you should spend some time walking around the new park area.
Superfine and rebar are good places to hang out. Food isn't on par with the better places in Bklyn but its not bad at all. Not fancy stuff, but I like both places. The best food in the area used to be at Governeur but they never recovered from Sandy.
The rebar space is spectacular. Vaulted ceilings, timber and tiles. If I lived in the area, that would be my local watering hole.
re: Monica
How about Bedouin Tent on Atlantic? its not fancy, but I've never been disappointed there and the garden is quiet and peaceful.
if your are interested in Dumbo area you could always visit Juliana's pizzeria (the reboot of Patsy Grimaldi's original place) for lunch and then stroll around for dessert, with quite a lot of options including Almondine, Jacques Torres and the Ice Cream factory in the area. On a nice day, that would be a lovely and very Brooklyn outing (altho it would be equally a nice place to go with kids)
re: Monica
maybe give them a call - theres a counter by the window but its not optimal for lingering. saw a link to a story from last month about them opening a back garden patio "within a few weeks" so that could be a good/great option, if its open.
re: Monica
There is seating. Their coffee isn't good but Cafe Pedlar and Roogla nearby have much better.
For gourmet shops I like Stinky Brooklyn and Shelsky's Smoked Fish.
re: Monica
If you're going to Chez Moi, you should check out Sahadi's for food related items. Cook's Companion has all sorts of fancy cookware items. There's a design shop on the north side of Atlantic between Henry and Clinton that my wife likes. I can't remember the name but they have some interesting things to look at there.
re: Bkeats
What do you mean by 'design shop'? as in furniture and housewares?
Sahadi sounds interesting as well. Thanks for the recommendations..though I am sure I will end up ordering a bottle of cold white at the bar by myself.
re: Monica
cant read BKeats mind but id guess this is the shop (s)hes thinking of:
its totally awesome and well worth a stop if youre not in the area often.
re: tex.s.toast
That's it. Thanks, Tex. hehe. Sounds like a western.
So we went to Chez Moi as planned and we were really really disappointed with everything(except the nice bottle of Chenin Blanc I ordered which was very good). The service sucked...it was just way too slow and there were maybe 5 filled tables. They didn't bring water for 10-15 min. We ordered foie gras appetizer, tuna tartare, charcuterie and moule frites to share with wine. The 2 tiny foie gras were size of silver dollars and cut paper thin...I thought they were joking. Tuna tartare had bad color and was mush...not fresh at all..charcuterie was another joke. it had some old shredded chicken in mustard, 2 tiny slices of salami and so called homemade country pate which was tiny as well. Mussels tasted like rubber...though the sauce was pretty good. I was pretty upset that someone from Chowhound recommended this place; my source of great recommendations.
After the restaurant, we went to Sahadi's to buy their house made hummus which seems to be wellknown. At the end, nobody in my family wanted to eat it. It just wasn't good. I will stick with Sabra. I did buy other goodies like smoked duck, lamb sausages, halvah(which was really good) and other imported cookies and candies.
After that, we went to Bien Cuit...and the place saved my miserable day. The ice coffee was good and so were 2 desserts we ordered. We bought 4 baguettes, half loaf of miche and half loaf of campagne. Ate them up with President butter at home...Love love their bread...though I still prefer Pan D'avignon's baguettes..Bien Cuit's baguettes are definitely very very good...better than most bakeries in Manhattan.
re: Monica
Sorry you had a middling experience - never been to Chez Moi, and there are various things i love at Sahadi's but the hummus (and babaganoush) are not among them.
Not being pedantic but for those who may come across this thread at a later point - Bien Cuit has a West Village location as well, so that might make the smith st location "as good as some bakeries in Manhattan"
re: tex.s.toast
Not really because their location in Manhattan is closed...at least for now.
re: Monica
That's unfortunate. I don't think I recommended Chez Moi to you though I have written about it in the past. I've never been for lunch and didn't know it was open then until you pointed that out. Coincidentally, we ended up there for a late dinner on Monday night when we came back from the holiday weekend. I've had the foie gras before and it was about size you described but more like 1/2 inch thick slices. I think it tastes ok, but nothing to get excited about. I prefer the pate or salad for starters. Can't say I've ever had the other starters you had.
Never had the moules. On Monday, I had the chicken and my wife had the market fish dish. Both were good. I've had the steak tartar and skate several times and like those too. I guess you got unlucky with what you ordered.
Don't know what happened to the service. We've not had a problem. Our waiter on Monday was very attentive. Maybe the difference between lunch and dinner crews.
I've never been a fan of the hummus at Sahadi's. Much prefer the one at Fatoosh. I go to Sahadi's for the cheese, oils, spices more than for the prepared food.
my apologies if I lead you astray.
re: Monica
I like Sahadi's hummus way more than Sabra, which I find has an unpleasant mayonnaisy quality.
re: Peter Cuce
I thought Sahadi's hummus didn't quite taste like hummus...it was too fluffy, almost like mousse and it had no flavor. Either they didn't put enough chick peas...or not enough tahini...it was just weird..
I still think Sabra's hummus ia one of the best store bought hummus.


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The Route nationale 7, or RN 7, is a trunk road (nationale) in France between Paris and the border with Italy. It was also known as Route des vacances (Vacation Road), Route bleue (Blue Road), and — sarcastically, during the annual rush to the Mediterranean beaches — the Route de la mort (Road of Death).
The Romans under Marcus Agrippa established a network of roads in 20 AD radiating from the then capital of the Gauls at Lugdunum (Lyon), known collectively as Via Agrippa. From Lugdunum the road north passed towards Lutèce (Paris) following roughly the route of current RN 6, and southward towards Rome, skirting the Rhone and passing through Arausio (Orange) and following the edge of the Mediterranean, like the current RN 7.
In the 15th century, with the creation of the royal post by Louis XI, a coherent network of roads was set up. The routes from Paris to Lyon pass through Moulins (route du Bourbonnais) or Dijon (route de Bourgogne). In the next century the first regular use of the road is made and elms were planted along the ways for shade and to mark the route. At that time (1553) the Le Guide des chemins de France ("Guide to the roads of France"), by the royal printer Robert Estienne, the ancestor of all the modern guidebooks, was published.[1]
The RN 7 is being upgraded or replaced by the A77 autoroute. As the route elsewhere runs parallel to autoroutes as a result other sections have been re-numbered the RD 7, RD 701, RD 307, RD 7n, RDN 7 and RD 6007.
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The road starts at the Porte d'Italie in Paris and is called the Avenue de Fontainebleau. The road passes through Southern Parisian suburbs and under the Aéroport of Paris-Orly before reaching the Seine at Évry. It then follows the West bank of the river South. The road enters the Forêt de Fontainebleau and then the town of Fontainebleau with a junction with the RN 6. The RN 7 then heads South along the Loing valley before reaching Nemours and a junction with the A6 autoroute.
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After Nemours the road continues along the East bank of the Loire past the Rochers de Nemours and parallel to the A 77. The road follows a route to Montargis and after the Forêt de Montargis heads down into the Loire Valley at Briare. The road then follows the East bank of the Loire and after Cosne-Cours-sur-Loire the road has been upgraded to the A 77. This is prime wine producing territory with Sancerre 6 km to the West and Pouilly where the RN 7 commences again.
After the town of Nevers the road passes Magny-Cours race track and crosses the river. It follows the Allier valley through gently rolling countryside to Moulins where the RN 9 branches off to the South. The RN 7 heads East climbing over hills at Lapalisse and then back into the Loire valley crossing the river again at Roanne at the head of the Gorges de la Loire. The road is then dual carriageway south before turning east over the Col du Pin Bouchain (760 m). The road then heads down into Tarare and through a series of ridges to Lyon.
Lyon to Avignon (438 km to 662 km)[edit]
The road crosses the Rhône and heads South through the Bois de St Jean. It has a junction with the A 46 (E 70) as it travels South to Vienne. The A 7 runs parallel and now takes the bulk of through traffic. The road passes Le Péage-de-Roussillon and follows the East bank of the river to Tain l'Hermitage. It then crosses the Isère River to Valence. A bridge over the river Drôme brings the road to Montélimar.
The road then sweeps round the Défilé de Donzère before crossing the navigable Canal de Donzère and past the Tricastin nuclear station. After which the road crosses the canal and follows the East bank of the Rhône to Orange. The road skirts hills to reach Avignon and enters Provence.
Avignon to Italy (662 km to 931 km)[edit]
After Avignon the road heads south east across the River Durance and East of Les plaines and then Southeast over Plat de Seze Chaine and parallel to the Chaine de la Trévaresse and Chaine d'Éguilles to Aix-en-Provence. The road then runs parallel to the A 8 South of Montagne du Cergle and past Mont Aurélien (875 m).
After Brignoles the road is dual-carriageway and goes past Parc Mini France and into the Argens valley before reaching the Mediterranean at Fréjus. The road then turns north away from the coast passing north round the Massif de Éstérel and Mont Vinaigre (614 m) to the Côte d'Azur. The road reaches Cannes and then follows the coast round the Golfe St Juan past Antibes to Nice.
After Nice the road takes the Moyenne Corniche around Monaco before reaching the frontier with Italy after Menton. The road then becomes the SP-1, while the A 8 becomes the Autostrada A-10.
- ^ A modern edition of Charles Estienne, Le Guide des chemins de France de 1553, has been brought out by J. Bonnerot (Paris, 1936, 2 vols.).
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Clinch, J., Deere, K., Sayers, A., Palmer, S., Riddoch, C., Tobias, J. and Clark, E. (2011) Epidemiology of generalised joint laxity (hypermobility) in 14 year old children from the UK: A population-based evaluation. Arthritis & Rheumatism, 63 (9). pp. 2819-2827. ISSN 0004-3591
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Here are all the things I (probably) didn't say in my Chair's welcome for the Museums Computer Group annual conference... Other notes, images and tweets from the day are linked from 'UKMW14 round-up: posts, tweets, slides and images'.
Welcome to MCG's UKMW14: Museums beyond the web! We've got great speakers lined up, and we've built in lots of time to catch up and get to know your peers, so we hope you'll enjoy the day.
It's ten years since the MCG's Museums on the Web became an annual event, and it's 13 years since it was first run in 2001. It feels like a lot has changed since then, but, while the future is very definitely here, it's also definitely not evenly distributed across the museum sector. It's also an interesting moment for the conference, as 'the web' has broadened to include 'digital', which in turn spans giant distribution networks and tiny wearable devices. 'The web' has become a slightly out-dated shorthand term for 'audience-facing technologies'.
When looking back over the last ten years of programmes, I found myself thinking about planetary orbits. Small planets closest to the sun whizz around quickly, while the big gas giants move incredibly slowly. If technology start-ups are like Mercury, completing a year in just 88 Earth days, and our audiences are firmly on Earth time, museum time might be a bit closer to Mars, taking two Earth years for each Mars year, or sometimes even Jupiter, completing a circuit once every twelve years or so.
But museums aren't planets, so I can only push that metaphor so far. Different sections of a museum move at different speeds. While heroic front of house staff can observe changes in audience behaviours on a daily basis and social media platforms can be adopted overnight, websites might be redesigned every few years, but galleries are only updated every few decades (if you're lucky). For a long time it felt like museums were using digital platforms to broadcast at audiences without really addressing the challenges of dialogue or collaborating with external experts.
But at this point, it seems that, finally, working on digital platforms like the web has pushed museums to change how they work. On a personal level, the need for specific technical skills hasn't changed, but more content, education and design jobs work across platforms, are consciously 'multi-channel' and audience rather than platform-centred in their focus. Web teams seem to be settling into public engagement, education, marketing etc departments as the idea of a 'digital' department slowly becomes an oxymoron. Frameworks from software development are slowly permeating organisations that use to think in terms of print runs and physical gallery construction. Short rounds of agile development are replacing the 'build and abandon after launch' model, voices from a range of departments are replacing the disembodied expert voice, and catalogues are becoming publications that change over time.
While many of us here are comfortable with these webby methods, how will we manage the need to act as translators between digital and museums while understanding the impact of new technologies? And how can we help those who are struggling to keep up, particularly with the impact of the cuts?
Today is a chance to think about the technologies that will shape the museums of the future. What will audiences want from us? Where will they go looking for information and expertise, and how much of that information and expertise should be provided by museums? How can museums best provide access to their collections and knowledge over the next five, ten years?
We're grateful to our sponsors, particularly as their support helps keep ticket prices affordable. Firstly I'd like to thank our venue sponsors, the Natural History Museum. Secondly, I'd like to thank Faversham & Moss for their sponsorship of this conference. Go chat to them and find out more about their work!
Open Objects
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Friday, 7 November 2014
All the things I didn't say in my welcome to UKMW14 'Museums beyond the web'...
Friday, 31 October 2014
Moving forward: modelling and indexing WWI battalions
A super-quick update from my CENDARI Fellowship this week. I set up the wiki for In their own words: linking lived experiences of the First World War a week ago but only got stuck into populating it with lists of various national battalions this week. My current task list, copied from the front page is to:
- Populate list of military units: Australian battalions in World War I, British battalions and regiments in World War I), Canadian battalions in World War I, Indian battalions in World War I, Italian battalions in World War I, New Zealand battalions in World War I. A list of battalions is needed to form the basis for the collecting process. (I'm starting with a list of divisions because I can get it from Wikipedia, but I know this is problematic)
- Collate lists of personal diaries, letters, memoirs that can be linked to units through their authors
- Collate lists of official unit diaries and histories
- Collate resources on researching World War One records to help researchers know where to start
- Create a sample battalion page as a demonstrator to show how personal accounts can be linked
- Collate information about private letters, diaries and memoirs
If you can help with any of that, let me know! Or just get stuck in and edit the site.
I've started another Google Doc with very sketchy Notes towards modelling information about World War One Battalions. I need to test it with more battalion histories and update it iteratively. At this stage my thinking is to turn it into an InfoBox format to create structured data via the wiki. It's all very lo-fi and much less designed than my usual projects, but I'm hoping people will be able to help regardless.
So, in this phase of the project, the aim is find a personal narrative - a diary, letters, memoirs or images - for each military unit in the British Army. Can you help?
Monday, 27 October 2014
Looking for (crowdsourcing) love in all the right places
One of the most important exercises in the crowdsourcing workshops I run is the 'speed dating' session. The idea is to spend some time looking at a bunch of crowdsourcing projects until you find a project you love. Finding a project you enjoy gives you a deeper insight into why other people participate in crowdsourcing, and will see you through the work required to get a crowdsourcing project going. I think making a personal connection like this helps reduce some of the cynicism I occasionally encounter about why people would volunteer their time to help cultural heritage collections. Trying lots of projects also gives you a much better sense of the types of barriers projects can accidentally put in the way of participation. It's also a good reminder that everyone is a nerd about something, and that there's a community of passion for every topic you can think of.
If you want to learn more about designing history or cultural heritage crowdsourcing projects, trying out lots of project is a great place to start. The more time you can spend on this the better - an hour is ideal - but trying just one or two projects is better than nothing. In a workshop I get people to note how a project made them feel - what they liked most and least about a project, and who they'd recommend it to. You can also note the input and output types to help build your mental database of relevant crowdsourcing projects.
If you want to learn more about designing history or cultural heritage crowdsourcing projects, trying out lots of project is a great place to start. The more time you can spend on this the better - an hour is ideal - but trying just one or two projects is better than nothing. In a workshop I get people to note how a project made them feel - what they liked most and least about a project, and who they'd recommend it to. You can also note the input and output types to help build your mental database of relevant crowdsourcing projects.
The list of projects I suggest varies according to the background of workshop participants, and I'll often throw in suggestions tailored to specific interests, but here's a generic list to get you started.
NB: crowdsourcing is a dynamic field, some sites may be temporarily out of content or have otherwise settled in transit. Some sites require registration, so you may need to find another site to explore while you're waiting for your registration email.
|10 Most Wanted http://10most.org.uk/
|Research object histories
|Ancient Lives http://ancientlives.org/
|Humanities, language, text transcription
|British Library Georeferencer http://www.bl.uk/maps/
|Locating and georeferencing maps (warning: if it's running, only hard maps may be left!)
|Children of the Lodz Ghetto http://online.ushmm.org/lodzchildren/
|Citizen history, research
|Describe Me http://describeme.museumvictoria.com.au/
|Describe objects
|Family History Transcription Project http://www.flickr.com/photos/statelibrarync/collections/
|Document transcription (Flickr/Yahoo login required to comment)
|Herbaria@home http://herbariaunited.org/atHome/ (for bonus points, compare it with Notes from Nature https://www.zooniverse.org/project/notes_from_nature)
|Transcribing specimen sheets (or biographical research)
|HistoryPin Year of the Bay 'Mysteries' https://www.historypin.org/attach/project/22-yearofthebay/mysteries/index/
|Help find dates, locations, titles for historic photographs; overlay images on StreetView
|Micropasts http://crowdsourced.micropasts.org/app/photomasking/newtask
|Photo-masking to help produce 3D objects; also structured transcription
|Museum Metadata Games: Dora http://museumgam.es/dora/
|Tagging game with cultural heritage objects (my prototype from 2010)
|NYPL Building Inspector http://buildinginspector.nypl.org/
|A range of tasks, including checking building footprints, entering addresses
|Papers of the War Department http://wardepartmentpapers.org/
|Document transcription
|Planet Hunters http://planethunters.org/
|Citizen science; review visualised data
|Powerhouse Museum Collection Search http://www.powerhousemuseum.com/collection/database/menu.php
|Tagging objects
|Reading Experience Database http://www.open.ac.uk/Arts/RED/
|Text selection, transcription, description.
|Smithsonian Digital Volunteers: Transcription Center https://transcription.si.edu/
|Text transcription
|Tiltfactor Metadata Games http://www.metadatagames.org/
|Games with cultural heritage images
|Transcribe Bentham http://www.transcribe-bentham.da.ulcc.ac.uk/
|History; text transcription
|Trove http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper?q=
|Correct OCR errors, transcribe text, tag or describe documents
|US National Archives http://www.amara.org/en/teams/national-archives/
|Transcribing videos
|What's the Score at the Bodleian http://www.whats-the-score.org/
|Music and text transcription, description
|What's on the menu http://menus.nypl.org/
|Structured transcription of restaurant menus
|What's on the menu? Geotagger http://menusgeo.herokuapp.com/
|Geolocating historic restaurant menus
|Wikisource - random item link http://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Special:Random/Index
|Transcribing texts
|Worm Watch http://www.wormwatchlab.org
|Citizen science; video
|Your Paintings Tagger http://tagger.thepcf.org.uk/
|Paintings; free-text or structured tagging
NB: crowdsourcing is a dynamic field, some sites may be temporarily out of content or have otherwise settled in transit. Some sites require registration, so you may need to find another site to explore while you're waiting for your registration email.
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Great SDK, looks good, workes awesome !PR Patrick Rørth
Nice SDK for mms! Very easy to use.S superkam
I received my license but do not know where to insert . Could help me .
Hi, It's explained in the documentation. Put the following line in your app delegate: [[YLRadioTunes sharedInstance] setLicenseKey:@"your-license- key"];
I would like to know if the previous versions of the sdk will continue working because I have my app already published on the store and now I read that you add a license key verification. So, my app will continue working or I need to update it immediately? Thank you.
Hi Sergio, Your app will continue to work. If you want to use the latest version however you should request a license key.
i try to use this sdk,but there is i want to know where can i find the world popular radios mms to add to my app
Hi Michael, I won't be able to help you with that. I'm sure you'll find some mms radio list by searching Google.


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