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With a 750 word, mostly negative, album review still looming large in the rearview I can't sit here and pretend that I've loved Lil Wayne's music lately, but maybe that will make it mean even more when I say that new (possible) single Mirror has some serious hit potential. Producer Ramon "REO" Owens had Kanye, Drake and Nas all pass on Mirror's eerie, dark, completely sample free beat before Weezy wisely decided to pick it up, building on the instrumental's serious overtones with some of his most serious and world wise lyrics to date. As opposed to the punchline heavy flow Wayne used for much of the album, here we get a flow so slow it often borders on the spoken word, letting Mr. Carter's legitimately nice lines shine: "Life lined up on the mirror / don't blow it." (I'll give you a moment to think it over.) Throw in yet another moving hook from Bruno Mars and we've got Weezy's new "take your lighters at stadium anthem." Those desperately searching their Carter IV's tracklist for Mirror will need to buy the albums' deluxe version, available now.
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Livejournal user, Liminalliz, has created a funny and succinct Firefly Photo Essay. It starts with a little history of SF on Fox, then dives right in with capsule revies (very funny I might add) of each of the episodes and of the new movie. It's a good place to refresh your mind over what happened in the TV series and why the execs at Fox must burn in eternal hell fire until the end of time. And beyond, being eternal hell fire and all. Anyway, if you haven't seen any of the episodes, note that there are a ton of potential spoilers here. And don't miss the choice quotes, including Tim's favorite: "What we needs a diversion." and one of mine about the dinosaurs, "Curse your sudden but inevitable betrayal!". Ah, good stuff.
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Cudahy — Starting January 27, it will only cost a penny more to mail a single-piece, 1-ounce First-Class letter to any location in the United States. This is only the second price change for First-Class Mail stamps since 2009. Forever stamps are always good for mailing a one-ounce letter anytime in the future regardless of changes. Highlights of the new single-piece First-Class Mail pricing include:
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Battlefield 4 multiplayer Floodzone footage surfaces
The Floodzone map in Battlefield 4 is pretty special, when the levee breaks and the city floods it 's a game changer.
League of Legends Team Builder now live on PBE
Last week Riot Games introduced the League of Legends Team Builder which was to be launched on the PBE server.
Nazi Zombie Army 2 gameplay video kills lots of undead
Due out at the end of next week, Rebellion return to zombie sniping with Sniper Elite: Nazi Zombie Army 2 which promises more sharp shooting against the shambling undead.
Age of Empires II HD – The Forgotten expansion gets release date
Age of Empires II expands further with the announcement that Age of Empires II HD – The Forgotten will be coming to Steam on 7 November following it's reveal back in August.
Conan O'Brien gets spooked and plays Amnesia, Outlast, and Slender
Conan O'Brien's latest edition of the Clueless Gamer takes a look at some of the scarier PC games in this special Halloween edition.
Watch the explosive Battlefield 4 Accolades TV trailer
Battlefield 4 is only a few days away from release and exposure for DICE's shooter is picking up pace.
Terraria joins the Halloween festivities with the1.2.1 update
Just about every game under the sun will be pumping out a Halloween updates and Terraria is no exception.
Monster deal: Get into Final Exam for free
In a fairly bizarre move, Focus Interactive are offering the first chapter of Final Exam for free… sort of.
The Witcher infographic shows how far the series has come
When The Witcher series appeared on the PC it was pretty impressive but I think you'll agree it's come a long way since the first game.
Deus Ex: Human Revolution Director's Cut augments your game today
If you've been holding out for the Director's Cut of Deus Ex: Human Revolution, today's your day.
Paradox Development Studio Q&A: Johan Andersson talks grand strategy
If you've played a game in the last decade or so where the majority of your time was spent staring at a large map and plotting devious things, chances are that game was made by Paradox Development Studio.
BioShock Infinite: Burial at Sea floats up in November
The interesting-looking bit of BioShock Infinite DLC, Burial at Sea, has been dated for 12 November.
How rebellious: GOG weekend deal offers Rebellion games for cheap
This week, GOG's weekend sale is focusing on Rebellion titles with 60% off 13 different titles of massively mixed quality.
Forced currently plagued with connection issues
When we played the pre-release version of Forced there was bound to be a few issues, that's expected.
Red Baron now on Steam Greenlight and system specs revealed
Red Baron is being rebooted by Mad Otter Games and developer Damon Slye who created the original game back in 1990.
Not rocking: Rocksmith 2014 still not out on Steam
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No Forced humour: Co-op RPG Forced hits Steam
BetaDwarf's indie action RPG with a co-op bent, Forced, is out now.
Awesome Banished gameplay video released by Luke Hodorowicz
The one man band that is Shiningrock software has released a gameplay video for the Medieval city builder Banished.
Smugglers 5 Review
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EVE: The Second Decade Collector's Edition is available – Lab coat man unboxes
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Skyjacker co-op video showcases piratey space sim combat
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Engineered for success: Space Engineers hits Steam Early Access
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Devs discuss why Nvidia's G-SYNC is so amazing
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Try plunging attack: Dark Souls 2 pumpkin carving competition begins
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Bohemia Interactive offers Arma 3 SITREP
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DayZ standalone appears in Steam database
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Call of Duty: Ghosts minimum system requirements released
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Lichdom's visceral combat trailer is aptly named
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- Millersville 68, Mercyhurst 53: At Millersville, Kaylee Foster's game-high 18 points weren't enough to save the Lakers from a PSAC defeat.
The Marauders scored less than 30 seconds into the game and never trailed after that.
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I think some other languages are dying when more and more people study several common languages.So what do you think、
Languages are used to communicate with others. We will not give up our mother tongue. And we study common languages only to learn more about the world.
Actually I think mother tongue is important. The world will be boring and simple if we say the same language.So let's study our own language well ,then find interest and benifits in learning other languages.Thanks.
It's essential for some enhancments to your financial bottom line, if you apply English in the right places. Languages die off, it's just the way it is.
The problem with English speakers- at least in the United States- is that there are so many that never bother to learn another language simply because English is already so widely spoken worldwide. I'm not sure what that is and it is an interesting phenomenon. I suppose if I weren't a native English speaker, then I would have to learn the language whether I wanted to or not. This is probably because so many English speakers EXPECT others to learn our language rather than the other way around. That is really saddening for a language lover like myself. Being a pragmatist, I have to have something USEFUL or I will quickly lose interest. So this is one of the reasons that I quit German so quickly is that I learned that most Germans speak English. That is true for other European languages as well. If I were to travel to Germany and try to speak German, chances are that the person would speak English back with me. So what would be the purpose since language is all about communication anyway? So, I'm working on Indian languages and Russian because I know that there are many in those countries that do not know English. I'll give the Russian Federation about 10 more years and English will be just as common there as it is in European countries.
The world should adopt the Spanish language instead of English as the international language.
I like the Spanish linguistic system of the five vowels. The Spanish vowel phonemes are / aeiou /. The Spanish vowel phonemes are easy to say and understand.
Spanish is one of the world's phonetic languages. If you know how to spell a Spanish word, you can almost always know how to pronounce it.
For demographic reasons, the percentage of the world population who speaks Spanish as their native language is increasing, while the proportion of Chinese and English speakers are down. In 2030, 7.5% of the world population will speak Spanish (a total of 535 million people), a figure that stands out above the Russian (2.2%), French (1.4%) and German (1.2%).
In 2050, the United States will have the largest number of fluent Spanish speakers in the world.
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The conjugation of verbs is easy, if you use a computer program to conjugate Spanish verbs. You can easily write the infinitive of a verb Spanish, then press the button "Conjugate" to see the conjugation table. It's easy to learn how to use the conjugation table to determine the correct form of the verb that you want to use correctly in a Spanish sentence. The Spanish verb conjugations are no longer an obstacle to the Spanish language becoming the next international language of the computer age.
I think it individual, no one expects anyone to learn anything, but when confronted with the inability to comunicate where comunication is nessesary, it defaults to the person able to bridge that communication gap
English has taken such strong rooting, most foriengers by virture of exposure to English can bridge that gap, albeit with differing degress of effectiveness;giving the impression English speakers don't care to learn.
Language learning is hard, it is just the path of lease resistance call it LAZY..
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- Executive Chef: Jason Cole
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Late Night, Non-Smoking Area, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Private Party Facilities: Mitchell's Fish Market private rooms are available for any occasion! Work one-on-one with your Private Event Manager to create a truly customized affair. Then allow us to bring your event to life, so on the day of the event you'll be able to relax with your guests, knowing we've given every detail the same attention we give our signature seafood. To host your event in one of our private dining rooms, contact us today!
- Private Party Contact: Sean Garrett 2627892426
A word from Mitchell's Fish Market - Brookfield
We invite you to discover our fresh seafood obsession at Mitchell's Fish Market where the fish is off the boat fresh, the drinks are made with fresh-squeezed juice & the atmosphere is as warm and inviting as a day on the water. At Mitchell's Fish Market we are obsessed with fresh seafood. Our mantra is a commitment & passion for freshness as a way of life - a pledge that our fish is 100% fresh or it isn't good enough. With more than 80 items, the chef inspired menu includes items such as Cedar Roasted Atlantic Salmon & Shang Hai Sea Bass. Come experience what an obsession with freshness tastes like at Mitchell's Fish Market...fish any fresher would still be in the ocean! View of menus online at www.mitchellsfishmarket.com!Continued
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117 reviews since July 30, 2014
- Food4.4Service4.4
- Ambiance4.2Noise LevelModerate
special occasion (65)fit for foodies (48)good for groups (45)romantic (30)great for lunch (29)neighborhood gem (28)notable wine list (17)vibrant bar scene (10)kid-friendly (9)great for outdoor dining (7)late-night find (5)great for brunch (4)hot spot (4)Show More
- ServiceDaveDined on 11/22/2014Our waitress was wonderful, but the hostess and the girl who seated us, seemed like they couldn't be bothered! Not very friendly, almost rude. Thank got our waitress was wonderful and the food was good. this was our first visit. I would probably go back to another location, but would have to think about this one.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A feast for the senses.OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/22/2014The food is amazing, starting with the menu variety, continuing with the colors and aromas, and finishing with taste and texture. I love to take my daughter to Mitchell's for lunch on a Saturday. The servers are friendly and excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 11/15/2014We were seated promptly in association with our on line reservation. Server was excellent - friendly, professional and knowledgeable. This was the first time that our friends visiting from Michigan had been to the restaurant; they thought the place was great and the meal excellent. While three of us had seafood, my husband had filet - melt in your mouth, beautifully served and absolutely delicious. The food was so fresh and presentation was mouth watering. A favorite place for my husband and I for special occasions; made even more special that night for our friends.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful foodFriendsDined on 11/14/2014We enjoy trying new seafood options and the wonderful tastes Mitchell's has. The Covina, blackened with bleu cheese sauce was wonderful, as were the other dishes we ordered. We come here to celebrate birthdays and reconnect with friends over great food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Memorable mealMaryVIPDined on 11/13/2014We had a Alaskan King crab feast with our family. The 6 lbs huge whole crab was as beautiful as very tasteful. Truly memorable meal for all.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- MaryVIPDined on 11/10/2014Oysters were absolutely wonderful. We ate in the bar and service was excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- foodCareyDined on 11/8/2014Our dinner was fabulous. Very fresh and innovative. The margarita was the best. Would highly recommend.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Birthday dinnerTime2dineDined on 11/8/2014This was a wonderful night out with a friend to celebrate our Birthdays. A little pricey for everyday, but well worth it for special occasion. The food was fresh & wonderful.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- KeithDined on 11/7/2014As usual, a wonderful dinner and they have sized the portions more appropriately so you don't leave stuffed, with half your dinner in a box.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DeliciousFineDinerDined on 11/6/2014Very Delicious, had the Crab legs and Steak. Crab legs take a long time to get meat out so steak was cold. But this was at no fault of the restaurant.Special Features:
- PLon1114Dined on 11/5/2014Fine service and a wide variety of choices of fresh seafood. Wish I could make hollandaise at home as good as theirs.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 11/2/2014Visited on Sunday night; restaurant was not crowded, so not noisy.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Birthday DinnerCarnivorDined on 10/25/2014Overall Great dining experience! The Alaskan King Crab legs were a hit with our group as was to Twin Lobster tails! Suzanne our waitress was very attentive and saw that some of our diners had trouble cracking the legs and returned them to the kitchen to be split. The 6 oz filet prepared Oscar style was delicious and prepared well. I would recommend discussing your preferences on steak "doneness" as one steak that was requested medium well seemed to be well done to very well done. It's a subjective thing and I know it is difficult to cook steaks at that end of the spectrum. Suzanne and the manager made it right and another steak prepared just right!! I would recommend this restaurant without hesitation and the service is excellent!Special Features:
- Need a no children sectionThisAintMcDonaldsDined on 10/24/2014We were seated next to a big group of two families with young toddlers. The hostess should have thought of seating couple like us on the other side where it's quiter. It was my spouse's birthday so this definitely ruined things a little for us. All the hostesses should also have dressed more formal being that this a nice restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Outstanding! Executive Chef Great!SEP530VIPDined on 10/23/2014Executive Chef Mike Meinzer is fantastic! Tremendous food preparation and overall great quality!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Brookfield WiscoonsinSiggyDined on 10/19/2014Having grown up in Connecticut, it became clear that the Greater Milwaukee area lacks a true seafood oriented restaurant. The experience at Mitchells with a diverse menu with truly fresh seafood was exciting. Brian, the server, was very knowledgeable on the fish characteristics and comparisons, and details of menu. The "Autumn" specials were attractive to our guests. The lobster lovers had not seen the wide range of choices. The desserts were great. The prices were very reasonable. Great dining asset for us Easterners transplanted to Wisconsin - even after being here over 50 years.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Sweetest DaySteveDined on 10/18/2014Sweetest day dinner, and it was great. We returned here as it was where we had our first date. We had beer battered shrimp, and the crab cakes. Both were good, but the desserts stole the show! The carrot cake was massive, and the chocolate was delicious! The carrot cake was also delicious! The service was also top notch, overall a very good experience.Special Features:
- ExcellentFoodLoverDined on 10/18/2014Great, attentive service. Delicous food. Ample parking.Special Features:
- dinner with the ladieseatoutmoreDined on 10/17/2014It was on short notice we decided to dine out. We used Urbansppon to find available resturants in the area. Service was outstanding and the Fall menu had great choices.Special Features:
- MGfishhooksDined on 10/17/2014Finally a good seafood restaurant in the Milwaukee area. Four of us dined and each had a different meal that was very good. They served Cobia which I rarely see on menus although it was "open sea" farm raised. I had the lobster tails which weren't over cooked although the mussel appetizer was over cooked as they are in most places. Very good and knowledgeable service staff, overall service was excellent. We drove an hour and 45 minutes to get there and it was worth the drive.Special Features:
- MaryVIPDined on 10/13/2014We had oysters - excellent. We also got a spicy shrimp with rice and cucumber salad, however they changed a recipe. It used to be perfect, but now it is milled and not tasteful at all. Other people said the same. They should go back to the original recipe.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Poor ServiceOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 10/10/2014Had to ask for our bar appetizer to be delivered after waiting 15 minutes, asked twice for water that never came to the table, food was average, Scallops were over cooked and shrimp were under cooked. Wont be going back after dropping $100.
- KathyDined on 10/10/2014Our entrees were really good and our server was excellent. Had a problem with our dessert portion - crème brule. Portion was put in a longer style dish and you had very little crème and lots more of the sugar on top. We felt we were just eating sugar. Used to be in a smaller container which would heighten the crème portion of the dessert but they now have it in a longer bowl that disappoints creme brule lovers like us. Discussed with the manager and it seems to be a decision coming from HQ. We won't be ordering it again there. This however will not keep us from going back as we like to eat here. Just will make a different choice for dessert.Special Features:
- Good but very expensiveNurseSueGregDined on 10/10/2014Thought $12 for 4 shrimp cocktail was very expensive. Tasted good and liked two sauces but $3 a shrimp? Tabasco sauce in shrimp pasta was not detectable at all so a dish hoped to be tasty was a little bland.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fabulous!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/8/2014We had a great time. It was our first visit there and the ambience was great, and the food was delicious...sadly no leftovers.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great as alwaysTigerflyDined on 10/2/2014Always delicious. Great service. We came for our 10th anniversary (we visit this restaurant a lot) and were surprised by the Happy 10th Anniversary printed on our menus. How cute! We were offered a free dessert from the Special Occasions menu...although pitifully small for two people to share, it tasted good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good service and foodNickNaimDined on 10/2/2014Good overall experience and i would go back without hesitation. I have eaten here a few times and the food is consistent and the service is always professional. Highly recommend the meomi Pinot noir.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice staff, good foodtcbsfrDined on 9/30/2014From the hostess to the wait staff, all were pleasant and happy to help us. The food was very good and was more than enough. I had a seafood trio of shrimp, lobster tail, and scallops. The lobster and scallops were tasty and prepared well (no chewy lobster or raw scallops). The shrimp were cooked, but flavorless, should have been grilled, they appeared lightly cooked on a skewer without any seasonings. Other than that, everything else was tasty and fresh tasting. Prices were reasonable for the food we selected. We had a business dinner and the lighting and ease of conversation was conducive to conducting our business.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Love Mitchell'sCyndiaDined on 9/20/2014I had reservations for a friend's birthday, however, we needed to cancel. I looked for a way to cancel the reservation via open table and was unsuccessful. I hate that I didn't cancel like I should have, but I have always had great food and service at Mitchell's so to make up for my error, I'm giving them a plug. They have always taken care of me and my guests. I'm looking forward to dining there in the very near future.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not RushedOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/18/2014Enjoyed our lunch - portions were just right, and because it was lunch, didn't feel rushed to leave and open up table for more guests.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always consistently goodWillowDined on 9/18/2014I'm not a huge fan of fish, but I always enjoy my meal here. Go figure. The food and service is always great.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Exceeded ExpectationsgrinnyDined on 9/15/2014Fantastic selection of fresh seafood, cooked to perfection with outstanding accoutrements, delivered by attentive staff is a recipe for success. The menu flexibility-being able to sample three different fish was undertaken by most at our table. Wish we had one in Minnesota. Pricing was a good value as well.Special Features:
- casual diningRepnightDined on 9/13/2014The service was very good but it was too noisy to have a reasonable conversation.Special Features:
- Date NightRobbVIPDined on 9/6/2014My wife and I needed a last minute place when our kids had other activities and Mitchell's is always a great option! Thanks for a lovely meal!Special Features:
- Nordi22Dined on 8/29/2014So thankful for this restaurant. Great fresh seafood. The king crab legs melt in your mouth. The chocolate cake was decadent!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Could have been better...PeteandfamilyDined on 8/25/2014First off our server was amazing and was very understanding of children and how they complicate a dining experience. One of my lobster tails was mushy and three spears of asparagus was quite disappointing. Kids meals were great and dessert was amazing. Overall good but for the price could have been better.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- over the topYummyDined on 8/23/2014I took my father to Mitchell's for his B-day and they sat us in a nice booth not to close to the kitchen, just as I had requested. They also had menu's made up especially for him that said "Happy Birthday" on the top! Our waitress acknowledged the fact that it was his b-day too. The food was very good. My mom and Dad both had lobster and my boyfriend and I had the steak and lobster. The lobster melted in your mouth. I felt that the steak was rushed when it was cooked tho cuz of too much searing, which left it a little dry, but was still good. The setting in the restaurant wasn't too loud and was quite pleasant. I will definitely be going back again! Thank you Mitchell's for an awesome dining experience!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- averagebrandyDined on 8/23/2014Price was average. My fellow dinner was disappointed in the size of his entree. My tomato and enough salad with bleu cheese was flavorless. The Chilean sea bass also didn't gave much flavor, tho the spinach was delightful. I'm glad we had gift certificates.Special Features:
- Wonderful staff but bewarekevmanDined on 8/23/2014My husband and myself had planned a 17 year wedding anniversary dinner here. Great staff but there was a sewage odor that wafted from time to time which made it difficult to enjoy our romantic dinner. I did mention this to our waitress and she had the manager talk with us. He stated that there were some renovations to correct this problem but unfortunately it still exits. He also offered to re seat us but couldn't guarantee that the smell wouldn't still continue. I've never been to this restaurant before and absolutely love seafood but until this issue is resolved permanently I won't be back. Also the lobster and steak skewers were both over cooked and chewy. So great staff but not impressed with the rest.Special Features:
- Outstanding Dinner and Service!ChrisTomDined on 8/22/2014My husband and I enjoyed a wonderful dinner at Mitchell's Fish Market to celebrate his birthday. It was a beautiful summer evening so we sat outside on the patio ... and even though Mitchell's is in a mall, it felt private and quiet. My husband had a special that included a salad, tenderloin skewers, small lobster tail and creme brulee for dessert for a super reasonable price. I had the cedar planked salmon as a dinner entree. Both meals were exceptional and the creme brulee was some of the best we've ever had. Our server, Grace, was awesome as well ... she was warm, yet professional and took the time to make sure everything was perfect. We will definitely be back ... they provide a great value, selection and outstanding food and service.Special Features:


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EDMONTON, Alberta (AP) -- A Canadian man who killed a police dog earlier this year has been sentenced to 26 months in prison.
Paul Joseph Vukmanich, 27, was high on drugs and fleeing from police last October when he repeatedly stabbed the dog named Quanto.
Officers had set the German shepherd loose after Vukmanich was caught driving a car with stolen plates and ran away on foot.
Judge Larry Anderson said Friday that Vukmanich is also banned from owning a pet for 25 years.
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A woman and her boyfriend who were injured when a water tank fell 10 stories and sent a torrent of water through Lake View alley have filed a lawsuit against the condo building that formerly supported the tank.
The suit, filed Friday by the Clifford Law Offices on behalf of Lauren Hussar and Jack Baginski, names the Brewster Condominium Corporation and the Brewster Condominium Association as defendants.
Hussar, 27, and Baginski, 29 were standing in an alley last Wednesday next to the building in the 2800 block of North Pine Grove Avenue when the tank fell and crashed to the ground "immediately next to" the couple, causing them "to be struck by flying portions of the water tank, debris, artifacts, objects and a torrent of water," according to the suit.
The accident sent Hussar and Baginski to the hospital, where Hussar remains.
Baginski had been helping his girlfriend move from the building next door when the tank fell, according to a statement from Clifford.
The suit alleges negligence and seeks damages in excess of $50,000.
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[With the winter in full effect, SOHH has teamed with McDonald's to keep things hot in a four-part series highlighting all-star deejays throughout the United States, dshing on how they put on for their city. After New York's Kid Capri gave us a bite of the Big Apple, San Jose's six-member deejay crew The Bangerz talk about their Bay Area style.]
We're from the Bay Area and it's a very diverse place. We have different cultures and just down the street you have different styles in culture, music and everything they do. We're from a very diverse community so it actually helps with our production, when we deejay and how we put together tracks. I would say coming up in the Bay has helped us out a lot because we're surrounded by so many different cultures and that's how we have grown. -Goldenchyld
I think he hit it right on the head. There's a lot of different parts in the Bay Area and a lot of them have their own separate cultures. As kids from San Jose, we always explored the other parts of the Bay Area because we were born over here and we've done a lot of different styles and a lot of different music. Even down to the people that you meet, they all have different cultures. All of those things have an impact and play a part in Bay Area music. -DJ Cutso
We grew up where you would go to a buddy's house and the turntables would be like furniture. It's like everyone's house would have some tables and you'd end up hanging out with the homies. It's very much diverse and everybody is always building off of each other's ideas. It's dope out here. -Squareweezy
The Bay Area has always had a steered sense of how we all came up together. When you're coming up in the Bay, you're really about supporting each other. It was never really about competition out here for a lot of artists. That's the great thing about the Bay. We're very united. Within itself, it's a very unified scene. I think us being from the Bay Area has really been a great formula to our crew. -G-Wrex
We're The Bangerz and we're pretty much known for doing crazy things out here in the Bay. I don't think that living somewhere else, we would have been the same crew. But because we lived in the Bay Area, it was OK for us to experiment with different music. We could take turntables and put some hard 808's in there. We could sample weird records, add stutters and glitches to music and other things that you felt comfortable to do out here. As kids growing up in the Bay, our deejay style grew because the neighborhoods we played for really accepted us. If you sounded like someone else in the Bay Area, it was actually worse than having your own sound. People would look at you crazy for trying to be someone else. Growing up in the Bay Area and being around that scene, knowing that people would accept you for the way you sounded, was incredible. -Goldenchyld
As the only 6-man DJ and production team to not only make music together, but perform as a whole, The Bangerz have been steadily gaining fame through more than 15 years of experience. With numerous DJ titles under their belt, including the 2001 DMC Regional Champions and 2000 ITF Western Hemisphere Team Champions, they were the first DJ group to utilize a 12-turntable team routine that transcended gimmicks – a feat that turntablism had never witnessed before. This eclectic DJ and production team has experience in every component of the music game from owning 17 Hertz – one of the most successful studios in the Bay Area, to producing hits and DJ-ing with some of the world's greatest.


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Detroit City Clerk to Hold Primary Election Press Conference on August 1
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Detroit City Clerk Janice M. Winfrey will hold a press conference on Thursday, August 1, to discuss the upcoming August 6 Primary Election. The conference, which will include discussion of election preparations and media questions, will be held at 1 p.m. in the Department of Elections third floor Assembly room, located at 2978 West Grand Boulevard.
Representatives from political parties and various interest groups and organizations will be invited to attend the conference.
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Michigan man accused of impregnating 11-year-old pleads guilty
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A 29-year-old Michigan man who authorities say sexually assaulted and impregnated a girlfriend's 11-year-old daughter has pleaded guilty to first-degree criminal sexual conduct.
Trevaun C. Brooks of Warren made the plea Tuesday on the day he was schedule to go on trial in Macomb County Circuit Court. Court records say he also pleaded guilty to two counts of second-degree criminal sexual conduct.
Judge Mary Chrzanowski scheduled his sentencing for Sept. 27. The first-degree criminal sexual conduct charge carries a penalty of at least 25 years in prison because of the victim's age.
The girl gave birth Aug. 9, 2011, at a Macomb County hospital.
DNA confirmed that Brooks was the father after an investigation by police.
Police said Brooks was in a relationship with the girl's mother and had lived with them.
Brooks previously worked as a janitor at a Mt. Clemens school.
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According to Peter King of SI.com, the New England Patriots have signed quarterback Tom Brady to a three-year extension that will keep him around until he 40 years-old. Brady is reportedly taking a lot less money then he deserves. For the second time in his illustrious career, Brady is doing something players in this day and age simply do not do: As he did in 2005, Brady, a league source told SI.com, is signing a contract with New England that will pay him significantly less money than the market will bear, in large part to help the Patriots stay competitive for the next five seasons. Amazingly, according to the source, the deal is for an eye-poppingly conservative $27 million, which is less than half his worth by any measure. The extension will pay Brady a $3 milion signing bonus immediately, in addition to salaries of $7 million in 2015, $8 million in 2016 and $9 million in 2017. Brady told Sports Illustrated five years ago he wanted to play until he was 40, at least, and this will accomplish that. He turns 40 on Aug. 3, 2017. The upshot of the deal is to give the Patriots massive cap relief in a flat-cap era. He was due to count on the New England salary cap $43.6 million in 2013 and 2014. Now, his cap numbers will add up to $28.6 million in the next two years, a savings of $15 million in cap dollars at a time the Patriots have free agents they want to sign to help keep the team atop the AFC East, which they have dominated since Brady took over at quarterback in 2001. After the Patriots move money around to lessen the blow of Brady's money in a flat-cap era — the NFL's salary cap is expected to be virtually the same in the next two years as it was last season, about $121 million a year — here will be Brady's cap numbers over the next five seasons, according to a source with knowledge of the contract: 2013: $13.8 million. 2014: $14.8 million. 2015: $13 million. 2016: $14 million. 2017: $15 million. The Patriots can do this by guaranteeing his salaries for the next three and giving him much of the money in a chunk of a bonus right now. That, the source with knowledge of the contract said, is what the Patriots intend to do. And history points to Brady doing the same thing eight offseasons ago. At one point people were questioning whether Brady would finish his career with the Patriots. Now it looks like he won't ever play for another NFL team. Need NFL Tickets? var _CI = _CI || {}; (function() { var script = document.createElement('script'); ref = document.getElementsByTagName('script')[0]; _CI.counter = (_CI.counter) ? _CI.counter + 1 : 1; document.write(''); script.type = 'text/javascript'; var _CI = _CI || {}; (function() { var script = document.createElement('script'); ref = document.getElementsByTagName('script')[0]; _CI.counter = (_CI.counter) ? _CI.counter + 1 : 1; document.write(''); script.type = 'text/javascript'; script.src = 'http://widget.crowdignite.com/widgets/27484?_ci_wid=_CI_widget_'+_CI.counter; script.async = true; ref.parentNode.insertBefore(script, ref); })();
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South Bend, Ind. The St. Joseph County Coroner's Office has confirmed that the body found Friday in the St. Joseph River is that of 25-year-old Yolanda Anderson, missing since Tuesday.
Around 11:30 a.m. Friday, Indiana Conservation Officers located the body just downstream from the LaSalle Street Bridge.
Those officers and the South Bend Fire Department recovered the body and turned it over to the Saint Joseph County Coroner.
The autopsy is scheduled for Monday in Lake County.
St. Joseph County Deputy Coroner Chuck Hurley said there were no signs of trauma from a first observation, but the official cause of death will be released pending formal autopsy and toxicology results.
According to the Indiana Department of Natural Resources, the search and recovery operation on the Saint Joseph River has been completed.
On early Tuesday morning, Yolanda Anderson was reportedly walking beside the river with some friends and family when she entered the water for an unknown reason.
One of the women with her told NewsCenter 16 Anderson got stuck in the current and, before they could help her, she'd been dragged north.
South Bend Fire's water rescue team first responded to the 911 call around 1:30 a.m. Tuesday and then the DNR was called in to assist.
Various crews have worked throughout the week to search large sections of the river, but they were unable to locate a body until Friday afternoon.
"Divers were not required the body was recovered in less than 1 foot of water," said Indiana Conservation Officer Jonathon Boyd.
Officers say the body was found just upstream of the entrance of the East Race Waterway.
Investigators have not officially determined how Anderson ended up in the river.
"Indiana Conservation Officers are continuing to investigate," Boyd said. "Hopefully the autopsy and our continued investigation will reveal more details as to that. However, at this point no foul play is suspected."
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The Best Beauty Looks from NYFW Spring 2013
While the clothing and accessories always take center stage during Fashion Week, the visions designers have for their beauty looks are just as strong as the ones they have for their collections. Take a look at some of the most inspiring, eye-catching hair and makeup moments from the Spring 2013 shows in New York.
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Theyskens' Theory
You may have noticed that designer Olivier Theyskens—who had become known for his signature long locks—recently chopped off all of his hair into a short, one-length bob. This could certainly be the inspiration for the hair by Odile Gilbert at Theykens' Theory. Each model in the show walked wearing a wig of the same style— but in a wide variety of colors—and each hairpiece was hand-dyed by Gilbert. She achieved the grungey look by leaving the wigs a bit wet.


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Ellen Barkin
Date of Birth: April 16, 1954
Ellen Barkin is probably best known for her steamy roles opposite Dennis Quaid in The Big Easy and Al Pacino in Sea of Love. But this unconventionally beautiful actress never believed the hype about her own sex appeal.
Born in the Bronx, N.Y. to a father who was a chemical salesman and a mother who was a hospital administrator, she attended the renowned High School for the Performing Arts in New York and went on to study history and drama at Hunter College.
Barkin continued honing her craft at the famed Actors Studio and made her stage debut in 1980 in the play Irish Coffee.
Like so many actors, she got her start on television in a soap opera. Barkin landed a role on Search for Tomorrow, but continued to appear on stage.
She made the leap to feature films in 1982 playing the sole female lead in the Barry Levinson film Diner. It wasn't until 1987 though, that Barkin had her breakthrough role in The Big Easy and firmly established herself as a sex symbol.
Two years later she proved she could hold her own against anyone when she starred opposite Pacino in Sea of Love. At this point in her career Barkin had Hollywood in the palm of her hand, but she chose motherhood over superstardom.
"I guess that was the point at which I became what one would consider a movie star, but I made a conscious decision that I wanted to be a mother at that point." In 1987 during the making of the film Siesta, the actress met and fell in love with her co-star, Irish actor Gabriel Byrne.
The two married and had two children, Jack and Romy. In 1993 the couple made the announcement that they were separating.
The split was well regarded in Hollywood as one of the most amicable on record and the two remain close.
The actress went on to star with acting heavyweights in films such as This Boy's Life (1993) with Robert DeNiro and Leonardo DiCaprio.
In 1995 she starred as Calamity Jane in Wild Bill and began an affair with the much younger actor David Arquette (17 years her junior).
At the time the relationship was front page fodder for the tabloids, but it soon cooled and the two remained friends.
Barkin made headlines again when she quietly married billionaire Revlon cosmetics owner Ron Perelman in June 2000. Engaged for a year, the couple exchanged vows in a synagogue in New York with guests, including her ex-husband Byrne, looking on.
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Last week, President Obama gave an important economic speech about his goal for the US to double our exports over the next five years. Get this right, and we're talking about two million good jobs making stuff here and selling it to other countries.
The President announced a set of initiatives that will help our firms sell into foreign markets, but I'd like to talk briefly about another policy the President and Vice-President have been touting of late: the (somewhat inauspiciously named) 48C Advanced Energy Manufacturing Tax Credit.
This is a 30 percent tax credit that can be used to offset the costs of investment in building clean energy equipment right here in the good old USA. You heard me: we build it here to expand our own domestic capacity in clean energy manufacturing. This helps on the import side by meeting more domestic demand with domestic capacity. But we also start selling more of these goods abroad, complementing the goal the President set out in yesterday's speech to boost exports.
The Recovery Act provided $2.3 billion for the tax credit, but the credit was so popular that we received many more qualified applications than we were able to accept. As part of our jobs agenda to build off of Recovery Act successes, the President has called for a $5 billion expansion of 48C. And note that because the tax credit offsets less than a third of the costs of an investment, it brings private-sector capital in from the sidelines – $5 billion in tax credits means $15 billion of total investment.
With 48C, we don't merely create good jobs today. We lay the foundation for a vibrant, clean energy industry tomorrow. The credit can support investments in advanced energy technology throughout the economy, from technologies like wind turbines and solar panels that create energy from renewable resources, to technologies like batteries and smart grid systems that store and transmit that energy, to technologies like advanced lighting that help conserve energy. Not to mention investments in plug-in electric vehicles and their components, or investments in equipment to capture and sequester carbon dioxide or otherwise reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Now, think about all of the above in the context of the President's agenda, including job growth, clean energy, and exports. We've got the world's most productive manufacturers right here in America, and while we've historically used incentives to encourage the generation and the use of clean energy, we've never before taken that extra step to incentivize the actual manufacturing of the equipment used to generate clean energy here.
And there's every reason to believe that this new output would be competitive both here and around the globe.
That's what 48C does, and that's why it's so important that Congress enacts our proposed expansion of this program to help create the lasting opportunities working Americans need and deserve.
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KTF & Ab Rude both have New T-shirts for sale at shows!
(l-r) Abstract Rude (the tin man), Arkyve (the scarecrow), Namek (the cowardly lion). Screenshot from Namek's "Yellow Brick Road + Represent The Realest" double music video off his forthcoming digi deluxe lp on KTF Ent. Makeup by Muse MUA. Costume Design by Sonia Kifferstein of Radioactive L.A. Directed & shot by Alyson "B. Squid" Bruno. Watch the video here.
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Greetings RudeNation! I just leaked a new single "Kan Of Whoop Ass" & dropped a music video for it. It's the leadoff visual from my forthcoming lp Keep The Feel: a legacy of Hip-Hop Soul. The plan is to release singles with videos all summer leading up to the fall 2014 release. Other than that, stay tuned for lots of cool things on my KTF Ent. imprint. We've recently put out Namek's (of Chamber Records crew) Namifest Destiny lp. Preview & Download it here. Namek is an up & coming MC/Producer from the 626 San Gabriel Valley area in Southern California who crafted his newest lp with his own beat production featuring him & various MC friends (some bubbling, some already famous) on rhymes. KTF Ent. dropped his new lp's 2nd single & double music video "Yellow Brick Road/Represent The Realest" & he himself will have advance physical copies available at all Namek & Chamber Records' shows & mail order!
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On the KTF Ent. front, we are fresh off tour with a bunch of new T-shirts for sale. We'll be adding those to our online merch store.
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While Philadelphia is extremely walkable and a car is always convenient for commuting, the Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority, or SEPTA, offers bus, rail, and trolley services to get you to your destinations quickly and easily. But they're not the only trains in town! Connect with Amtrak to travel outside of the city and head from Philly to New York on a New Jersey Transit train. But, if biking is your favorite mode of transport, check out the Bicycle Coalition of Greater Philadelphia and get familiar with all the local trails and connectors.

Philadelphia has it all: science, art, archaeological, and history museums, all waiting to be explored. Depending on the weather, you can get a rare, safe glimpse of the sun, the moon, Jupiter, and other astronomical bodies at the Joel N. Bloom Observatory, as part of the Franklin Institute. In addition to access to the rare telescope, this science museum has daily shows. Find out what makes fireworks pop and discover the amazing interactive displays, like the flight simulators!

Philadelphia is the host to numerous conventions and festivals. Philly Tech Week is all about innovation and technology, the Philadelphia Science Festival brings the wonders of science to the entire community, and the Philadelphia International Festival of the Arts celebrates and shares art with the world. Philadelphia is known for being a mecca of innovation and a city that celebrates the arts publically, so whether you choose to rent downtown, or in a quieter part of the city, the arts and sciences will always be accessible.

With hundreds of thousands of works, the Philadelphia Museum of Art holds antiquities, photos, sculptures, and more--from all over the world. Head to the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology for a wide range of exhibits on Afghanistan rugs, Chinese artifacts, and photographs of mummies. For a comprehensive, elegant collection representing the history of Philly, the Philadelphia History Museum is absolutely a must see.


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Posted By Jeffrey Eisenberg On October 1, 2006 @ 1:50 pm In Marketing 2.0 / Web 2.0 | 3 Comments
Mark Healey's post "Follow The Leader [1]" is worthwhile reading. He's correctly identified why so many people blog and why they can now take comfort in their decision not to blog any longer.
I'm hoping that the citizens of the blogosphere take note of their newly found me-too justification for not blogging. It will be nice to see the clutter and the me-toos reduced.
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