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Production Supervisors experienced with CNC machining of metals and/or castings are needed for direct hire positions located in eastern AL. Responsibilities for the Production Supervisor Supervise hourly production staff Enforce safety rules and plant cleanliness Product quality – Ensure hourly follow all quality procedures Enforce company polices Work with Technician group to make sure all ...
Company Confidential Booneville, MS
Our client located in the Booneville, MS area is looking for a Production Manager / Production Supervisor for the metal fabrication area of their plant. This position is on first shift and offers a salary of $50-58K along with a full benefits package. Candidates need at least 3-5 years of experience in a leadership role in a manufacturing environment and experience in some type of metals manufactu...
This position contributes to the success of the PepsiCo Company by directing the production team to meet customer needs and achieve standards related to cost, line efficiencies, waste, safety and productivity. This individual must set production performance standards and align the organization to achieve standards. Major Tasks, Key Responsibilities and Key Accountabilities: Applies knowledge of ...
Smithfeld Farmland WE\'RE ONLY AS GOOD AS OUR PEOPLE The ability to deliver on the promise of good food-responsibly depends heavily on our employees. We are looking for top-performing Maintenance Supervisors, Production Supervisors, Rendering Supervisors, and Quality Assurance Specialists at facilities across the East and Midwest. We offer great benefits which include: - Training - Competitiv...
Valmont Newmark Columbus, NE At Valmont we pride ourselves on being people of passion and integrity who excel and deliver results. We recognize that our employees are the cornerstone of our accomplishments. ***HIRING*** Fitter Welders: all shifts available Lean Supervisor Production Control Supervisor Great pay & benefits plus $1 shift differential Benefits include Medical, Dental, Vision, Paid Va...
Company Confidential Milwaukee, WI, 53201
We are searching for a Business Unit Coach, Manufacturing Supervisor, for a prominent Food Products manufacturer in Milwaukee, WI. This is a new position due to ongoing expansion. The company has good benefits and relocation assistance. The company expects to double its size in the next 3 years. There are 3 positions available: 2 positions on 2nd shift, and 1 position on 3rd shift. Brief Summa...
Production Supervisor needed for a permanent position in Dallas, TX for an international distributor of threaded fasteners for the heavy construction, utility enterprises, power generation, microwave tower, agriculture, communications, and petrochemical industries. The company is expanding its operations in Dallas by adding this position within the production department. Full benefits, competitive...
A Production Supervisor is needed immediately for a leading industrial manufacturing organization. Qualified candidates must have 3+ years of production experience within an industrial manufacturing environment. Responsibilities include but are not limited to overseeing the overall production processes including production, maintenance, safety, regulatory compliance, distribution, and warehousing....
An American global diversified industrial company is currently seeking 2 Production Supervisors responsible for implementing and driving change in a high volume, fast-paced, lean manufacturing environment in Tyler, TX. These are 9 month CONTRACT positions, with the possibility of extension. Local candidates only, no per diem available. These will be for 2nd or 3rd shift. Responsibilities for the ...
A world leader with unparalleled material expertise in silicone, thermoplastic elastomer, and fluoropolymers. Saint-Gobain Performance Plastics is the processing expert in molding, extrusion and all-encompassing custom fabrication for medical OEMs. Leading the way through our global resources and technological expertise, we are committed to providing outstanding quality and exceptional value by de...
Position Summary: The Silgan Containers Management Trainee position and the Silgan Containers Production Management Development Program (PMDP) will train highly motivated & qualified individuals to assume Plant Supervisor or higher Management levels/positions within the organization. The position requires solid technical & mechanical aptitudes. The position will also require strong communication ...
Position Summary: The Silgan Containers Management Trainee position and the Silgan Containers Production Management Development Program (PMDP) will train highly motivated & qualified individuals to assume Plant Supervisor or higher Management levels/positions within the organization. The position requires solid technical & mechanical aptitudes. The position will also require strong communication ...
Position Summary: The Silgan Containers Management Trainee position and the Silgan Containers Production Management Development Program (PMDP) will train highly motivated & qualified individuals to assume Plant Supervisor or higher Management levels/positions within the organization. The position requires solid technical & mechanical aptitudes. The position will also require strong communication ...
Job ID EIA-00001647 Emerson Company Appleton Group Country United States State/Province Wisconsin City South Milwaukee Publish Start Date Sep 16 2014 Job Level Supervisor / Manager Job Description Title: Production Supervisor Business Platform: Industrial Automation Business Unit: Appleton Group Location: South Milwaukee, WI Job Description The Supervisor is responsible for foundry ma...
Production Supervisor - 2nd Shift: Buffalo, NY area Responsible for the overall management, direction and coordination of production personnel and processes. Areas of responsibility include but may not be limited to: formulation, component preparation, aseptic and terminally sterilized filling, capping and lyophilization. This position coordinates the execution of production schedules against sa...
Are you looking for a very stable company with strong opportunities for advancement? Are you looking for a company that has a great work environment and one who really takes care of their employees? Are you looking for a company with a casual, yet very professional work environment? Are you looking for a forward thinking company with very competitive benefits? Are you looking to work in a clea...
Our client is a family owned Electronics Assembly manufacturing company located in Morris County, NJ. They are seeking a high energy, experienced individual for a full time PERMANENT Production Supervisor. This is a hands on, working supervisor position. Role manages 6 production and machine shop personnel, and will also troubleshoot and operate machinery and equipment in order to keep production ...
Imperial Manufacturing Group is a leader in heating, air conditioning, and building products. We have operations at various locations in North America and have been serving our customers for 30 years! To learn more about us, please visit www.imperialgroup.ca. We are looking for a highly motivated, knowledgeable Production Supervisors to join our growing team in Alton, IL. This position is respons...
Job Description Eaton Corporation located in Raleigh, has an opening for a Manufacturing Production Supervisor. This position will be responsible for planning, coordinating, supervising and motivating the activities of all assigned employees as well as the utilization of employees assigned to peer lines to meet or exceed safety, quality, delivery, cost and efficiency goals while assisting the Foc...
APC is seeking a Production Supervisor 2 for a position in Tyler, TX. Responsible for implementing and driving change in a high volume, fast-paced, lean manufacturing environment. Reports directly to unit manager. Interacts daily with department supervisors/leaders in Operations, Quality, Human Resources, Finance, Materials, Engineering, and Continuous Improvement office. Major Responsibilities:...
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MIDLOTHIAN, Va. (AP) - Southside Speedway is postponing Friday night's races until July 27 because of hot weather.
The Midlothian track says on its website that it's concerned about the safety of drivers, workers, fans and sponsors.
The National Weather Service says temperatures are expected to be near 100 degrees Friday.
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In a just world, a 23rd anniversary celebration in honor of EZ Eddie D would mark that many years that he'd been the highly paid Arbitron champ in his drive-time slot on a 100,000-watt hip-hop station. But this is Dallas. And for Dallas or anywhere else, lasting 23 years as a volunteer at a pledge-drive-dependent community radio station is an even greater accomplishment. Eddie's "Knowledge Dropped Lessons Taught" program, Saturdays from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. on KNON-89.3 FM, showcases independent, underground and message-oriented hip-hop along with local rappers. A typical show might have locals as diverse as Moon Criket and Strange Fruit Project brushing shoulders with Soul Position and Ghostface Killah. One of the most tireless champions of local music, his playlists prove there are some rappers and crews in the area who deserve the same respect commanded by the best indie rappers around the globe. His show is required listening for hip-hop heads in the DF Dub. With the celestial brain funkateer Pikahsso acting as master of ceremonies, Eddie and his turntablist sidekick Spider will be in the mix between performances by Devotion 420, the Legendary Fritz and Austin-by-way-of-the-metroplex rapper Mr. Blakes and some promised surprise guests. If the tunes on their MySpace and Texasgigs.com profiles are any indication, Devotion 420--a duo consisting of New Jersey native Rapture and femcee (female MC) Money--alone should make your paltry $6 contribution worth it. Rapture's confident, deliberate East Coast delivery is a nice contrast to Money's tough-girl boasts. Since his move, the multi-talented wordsmith Mr. Blakes (formerly Bavu Blakes) isn't as easy to catch around these parts. Hopefully he'll perform his Neil Young-sampling "Southern Man."


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[After recently crushing the hearts of most video vixen lovers by announcing plans to stop doing men's magazine spreads after 2012, eye-catching model Rosa Acosta gives SOHH readers the inside scoop on her decision.]
This is probably going to be the last year I'm doing magazines. A few glamour magazines. I might still want to do other type of stuff. If I do magazines next year again, it will be either promoting something bigger than modeling and I'm probably not going to be filmed naked.
I'm not against being in the magazines but my days of modeling are over. I do have a few other magazines that I actually shot a while ago and they are going to come through the course of this year but some of the stuff I actually shot a while ago. I don't have any interest in doing magazines no more. They don't do anything for me so I'm moving on to other things.
I don't quite think about things without doing them. So it hasn't been in the back of my head without me doing anything. I have been able to profit off of what I do, obviously, the only reason why I'm still doing it is because I profit off of it.
I'm not just in modeling because I like it. I really do well for myself. But I've been doing things in order to move on. I haven't had this in the back of my head without no plan. Since the very first day, I was blogging how I'd [make] the transition and what do I want to do and how can I use this and turn it into something else. Forever.
I always knew this wasn't a career. I always knew this wasn't going to last forever. Even if it lasts for a long time, I happen to not want to do it no more. I'm not retiring because I'm not getting enough work. I'm pretty sure if Esther Baxter or Melyssa Ford were available to do videos, they would still be getting hired because they still look the same or even better than what they looked five or ten years ago.
So we don't retire because we have to. Looking pretty can last a long time for some of them, I'm not saying that is my case, but the truth is that if they were still taking the jobs of video vixens, they would still get hired. It's not only that we feel like we have to.
I just don't want to keep doing it no more. I'm already bored. I'm bored. I want to do something next. What's next?
Rosa Acosta is a soon-to-be former model from the Dominican Republic. She has an extraordinary résumé. She's been in videos with the likes of P Diddy, Jamie Fox and 50 Cent to being in magazines like Smooth, Straight Stunning and Jet. In addition to modeling, Rosa is the brand ambassador for 9Five Eyewear, has her own line of fitness videos and merchandise.
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I'm not acting like anything.
I know your first reaction to anything is Tebow sucks.
Unfortunately for you though, my point has nothing to do with Tebow or Manning, which explains why you either don't comprehend what I'm saying, or you just choose to ignore it.
I'll reiterate: last year there was an excuse every week why we won. We played poor teams, we got lucky, other teams were injured, etc, etc.
OP asked if the win against the Steelers is as good as we thought since they are 2-3 as well.
Maybe, maybe not.
Point is, as I have already stated, a win is win. I don't care if we play a team worse than us, more injured than us, unluckier than us, or whatever. A win is a win. I'm sure you agree the win in week 1 this year is totally legit, right? So do I. Difference is, I also think all of our wins last year were legit. I don't think you feel the same. I know alot of people on here don't. So I raised the question if those same people will apply last year's logic to this year's team. Steelers were banged up in week 1 as well, but it's a non issue this time around.
Why was the playoff win riddled with qualifiers, but the win in week 1 wasn't? You don't see hypocrisy in that?
As for your other statement, I said all offseason this roster wasn't very good. I'm not surprised at all we are 2-3. It's just not a very good roster. So maybe there is some inherent disappointment I guess when a playoff team adds a Peyton Manning, and is 2-3. Still, I don't see this roster being Super Bowl calibre anytime soon.
Without the turnovers we could easily be 5-0. We are not that far away from being a top team. At least in my opinion.
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Activated microglia-mediated inflammation promotes neuronal damage under cerebral hypoxic-ischemic conditions, so it is likely that inhibiting hypoxia-induced activation of microglia will alleviate neuronal damage. To test this hypothesis, Dr. Lining Ke and co-workers from Southern Medical University and Fujian Medical University in China co-cultured ginsenoside Rb1, an active component of ginseng, and cortical neurons. Their findings indicate that ginsenoside Rb1 attenuates damage to cerebral cortex neurons by downregulation of nitric oxide, superoxide, and tumor necrosis factor-α expression in hypoxia-activated microglia. This study, which has been published in the Neural Regeneration Research (Vol. 9, No. 3, 2014), suggest that ginsenoside Rb1 is a promising candidate for clinical use in the prevention of neuronal degeneration following cerebral ischemia.
Article: " Ginsenoside Rb1 attenuates activated microglia-induced neuronal damage," by Lining Ke1, Wei Guo2, Jianwen Xu2, Guodong Zhang1, Wei Wang2, Wenhua Huang1 (1 Department of Human Anatomy, Histology and Embryology, Southern Medical University, Guangzhou, Guangdong Province, China; 2 Department of Human Anatomy, Histology and Embryology, Fujian Medical University, Fuzhou, Fujian Province, China)
Ke LN, Guo W, Xu JW, Zhang GD, Wang W, Huang WH. Ginsenoside Rb1 attenuates activated microglia-induced neuronal damage. Neural Regen Res. 2014;9(3):252-259.
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Restaurant Sauterelle
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The Royal Exchange
London, EC3V 3LRNeighbourhood:
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Modern EuropeanPrice: £41 and over
Restaurant Sauterelle
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.sauterelle-restaurant.co.uk/
- Phone: 020 7618 2483
- Hours of Operation:
Monday - Friday: 12pm - 2:30pm, 6pm - 9:30pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,JCB,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Modern European
- Executive Chef: Stefano Leone
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Wheelchair Access, Wine
A word from Restaurant Sauterelle
Located in London in the heart of the City, on the south mezzanine of the Royal Exchange building, Sauterelle is an elegant haven for City execs and well-heeled shoppers. Head Chef Stefano Leone works across the Grand Café and Sauterelle creating and conjuring up new modern European dishes, heavily influenced from his past experiences immersed in different cultures and cuisines. Next in line to Stefano is another born and bred Italian with a colourful background, Piero Leone. Piero has picked up lots of cultural influences after spending time in Australia, Mexico & Singapore to name a few, his creative flair and passion makes him the perfect fit for Sauterelle.Continued
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Restaurant Sauterelle reviews from OpenTable diners
173 reviews since 29 November 2013
- Food4.1Service4.2
- Ambience4.2Value3.8
business meals (127)special occasions (80)romance (59)fit for foodies (54)outstanding value (23)good vegetarian options (17)group bookings (16)brunch (13)pre/post theatre (11)afternoon tea (9)sunday lunch (4)disabled access (3)outdoor eating (2)child friendly (1)Show More
- IraGDined on 13/11/2014I've been to the restaurant a few times and most of the time, i have loved the food. However, on this occasstion i found the meet a little too hard and not a lot of taste. The starter with the volute was just foam and again no taste. I opted for the set menu.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lovely!lunch42Dined on 6/11/2014Very nice atmosphere. Beautiful setting. Great service and attention to detail. Delicious food. Great value set menu. Will go again.Special Features:
- Wonderful food and excellent staffCityfoodieDined on 30/10/2014Always a joy to dine here. The staff provide attentive and friendly service and offer excellent advice for those who made need some guidance. The vegetarian options are some of the best in the City and the meat and fish dishes deliver superb quality.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great place for a good meal with great serviceArtsageDined on 28/10/2014My wife, son and I celebrated the Freedom of the City of London at the Royal exchange and the Sauterelle. It is a great environment overall: great cocktail bar, good top end shopping and great food and service. We had such a great lunch that I recommended it to a friend the next day. They planned a lunch the next weekend but the Royal Exchange was shut (it was Lord Mayor's Show weekend) - so check that it is open before you go!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- meandhimDined on 27/10/2014Second visit here. Had the Monday evening £35 3 course unlimited bubbles. Good value and the quality of the food is superb. The beef carpaccio starter is fabulous. The mains followed very well. The Lamb was superb as was the cod. The puds were ok, felt a bit of an after thought but didn't create an issue. Sometimes a little slow at topping up people's bubbles but it was a school night I suppose..! Would definately go back. The restaurant manager is superb and his staff were a delight. Formal service but not stuffy. Lovely evening. Going back for lunch next monthSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food, good dealTwigletDined on 20/10/2014Booked with the 3 course set menu + unlimited bubbles for £35 deal - menu nicer than that listed on the website, with a decent range (for a set deal). Beef carpaccio starter with cheese fondue was a real highlight, mains and desserts also excellent and well executed. Service was good, if a little formal. Would return.Special Features:
- excellent menu, charming serviceAlanaWokingVIPDined on 20/10/2014if you are a pair, you may want to ask for a table overlooking the court of the Royal Exchange at night, in particular, was an added bonus to a wonderful dining experience. It was hard for me personally, to choose from such exceptionally good options all of which were highly appealing. The final choices did not disappoint, all delicious and beautifully presented. For the quality and the imagination, this table d'hotef was outstanding and amazing value. The price only went up for us as we added wine to the detailed offer but cannot fault anything as it was certainly worth it, altogether a big success, my guest was also blown away. Think I will be back very soon as the menu was so tempting.Special Features:
- Absolute treatdonnaVIPDined on 16/10/2014The service, the food and the atmosphere were superb. Staff were so very professional but friendly at the same time. Each plate produced exclamations of delight - the puddings were little plates of art. The building the restaurant is set in is very impressive and the clever glass walls allow the diner to admire the architecture. Would definitely recommendSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great value for the pricefoodieDined on 15/10/2014I had never noticed this restaurant even though I had passed through the Royal Exchange many times. We tried the promotional set menu. The food was delicious, service was great. Overall it was very good for the price.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- BethybootsDined on 15/10/2014Had a truly joyous experience at Sauterelle last Wednesday. A friend and myself had the most delicious lunch, with very attentive service. Made to feel welcome and given a nice table overlooking The Grand Cafe. Will definitely be returning.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great FoodPinsDined on 13/10/2014Sauterelle is certainly a high quality restaurant tucked away in Royal Exchange, we took the Monday night offer of 3 courses and unlimited Prosecco, which I'm glad we had the food and bubbles lived up to expectation, and the service was simply excellent.Special Features:
- Monday special offerOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 13/10/2014They have a terrific value special offer on Monday evenings, but there were few diners. More for business clients.Special Features:
- DeliciousMrEfficiencyDined on 5/9/2014The tastes of various dishes lingered on from lunch till the evening! A short menu, but every choice looked delightful.Special Features:
- Friendly and good qualityKC24Dined on 2/9/2014friendly staff, who were efficient and attentive. very good quality food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- FoodFanDined on 29/8/2014This place is amazing value! We chose the 3 course set menu for £25 (which includes a glass of wine) and each course was delicious. The food was truly excellent (and I eat at a lot of London's top restaurants), the setting at the Royal Exchange building is beautiful and I would definitely recommend a visit. It was quite quiet for a Friday night; I can only guess that not many people know about this restaurant as it is tucked away. Truly a hidden gem.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Evening Standard set menurestaurantgoersDined on 21/8/2014We came to Sauterelle because of an offer in the Evening Standard for 2 courses and a drink for £20. However, what originally seemed to be a good value lunch celebration turned out to be less than we expected. The food was delicious, but the portions were extremely tiny and no sides were available with the set menu. We were only offered one slice of bread, followed by a tiny main course (we ordered trout and chicken) and an even smaller dessert (we had the hazelnut parfait). At the end, we were given petit fours (financiers and truffles) with our bill, which we gobbled up gratefully. The service was very slow, but friendly. Come here if you want to splash out on the a la carte.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Attentive staffOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 20/8/2014The staff were very attentive without being in your face. Food was excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent place to eatCityBoyDined on 12/8/2014As always this is a fantastic place to dine, one of my favourite places to eat in the city. The food is excellent and the service is second to none.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very pleasant but not memorableLaGourmande89Dined on 6/8/2014The atmosphere is good, the food very tasty and the service left nothing to be desired. I'm glad I went, but I won't be rushing back because, while it was good, there was nothing striking about it.
- Enjoy2eatEnjoy2eatDined on 6/8/2014Food and service met the ambiance of the setting of the restaurant, it was a pleasure to dine there.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lovely food but slow serviceLuckyTimVIPDined on 6/8/2014I've eaten at the restuarant on a few occassions and I have to say that the food was again spot on. The flavours were lovely. Cost is on par with most City restaurants but the set menu was reasonable value. Today, it was very busy and as a result service was slow. Notwithstanding that, I'd recommend a visit.Special Features:
- Sereal Sauterelle!Eat87Dined on 5/8/2014Set within and looking over the Royal Exchange hall offers a great location in impressive surroundings. The bar offers a good selection of pre-dinner drinks and cocktails and they have a broad and varied wine list. The food is good and professionally presented, served by helpful and friendly staff. Highly recommended for business lunches and dinners.Special Features:
- Lovely mealIzzieDined on 1/8/2014We ate here with friends on Friday evening. The restaurant was busy but not packed. It would have been nice to have had a table by the window, but the ambience was pleasant, and the staff were lovely. The food was excellent, with plenty of choice on the Opentable deal. The amuse bouches and petit fours are a nice touch too. I would recommend this restaurant.Special Features:
- Quality in every respectStuartbassDined on 30/7/2014Beautifully prepared and presented food, served by friendly and professional staff in a mezzanine restaurant overlooking the best of 19th century architecture in the centre of the City of London. What more could anyone want? Except the Evening Standard promotion giving 2 courses and a glass of wine for £20! Will be back for special occasions - first class.Special Features:
- Nice setting!eweyDined on 28/7/2014The environment and ambience is very pleasant - a good place to relax with someone special. Food is good and filling, and the OT offer makes it good value!Special Features:
- Good choiceLondonloverVIPDined on 24/7/2014As usual this restaurant is a very good choice to impress guests with the setting, professional service and food. The Millionares cocktail was very good too. I always enjoy dining at Restaurant Sauterelle. It tends to be quieter in the evening and busier at lunch times.Special Features:
- Business LunchDE10Dined on 22/7/2014I have dined at this restaurant several times and have always found the food and service to be very good. The venue is very impressive too.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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The secret to planning an affordable city vacation is mixing in plenty of free fun. We asked Jody Halsted of FamilyRambling.com to share five fabulous and free ways for families to have a blast in St. Louis.
Go to the top of the arch: The Jefferson National Expansion Memorial, better known as the Gateway Arch, rises along the Mississippi River overlooking downtown St. Louis. You can ride to the top and enjoy the view for free.
Underneath the arch, the free Museum of Westward Expansion tells the story of Lewis and Clark and the Native Americans who shaped the history of the West. (Don't forget to pick up a Junior Ranger booklet so the kids can earn a badge.) There's also free admission at the Old Courthouse, where Dred Scott and his wife sued for—and won—their freedom.
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Climb and play: Unlike many sculpture parks where folks are asked to keep their distance from the artworks, the Citygarden Park in downtown St. Louis encourages kids to touch, explore, and even climb. Fun fountains provide a place to splash and play during hot summer days and there is plenty of space to spread out a picnic blanket in the shade.
Meet the Budweiser Clydesdales: Located just south of St. Louis, Grant's Farm is the 281-acre ancestral home of the Busch family and one of the few places you can see the famous Budweiser Clydesdales—along with resident elephants, tropical birds, kangaroos, goats, and deer. Wondering how the Busch estate got its name? Take a free tour "Hardscrabble," a farm with a cabin built on the property by Ulysses S. Grant in 1855. Note: At Grant's Farm, admission, tram rides and all shows are free, but there is a parking fee.
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Commune with feathered friends: Just outside of St. Louis city limits, the Lone Elk County Park, also known as the World Bird Sanctuary, hosts bird shows, educational programs, and miles of nature trails. Take a walk through the sanctuary and you'll encounter exhibits with raptors, owls, snakes, tortoises, and more.
Visit the zoo, museums, and more: You could spend several days without dropping a dime in the great expanse of Forest Park, whose 1,293 acres contains the free St. Louis Zoo, one of the best zoos in the country, as well as the St. Louis Science Center, St. Louis Art Museum, and the Missouri History Museum, all of which offer free entry. The Muny, America's oldest and largest outdoor musical theater, is also located in Forest Park and offers nearly 1,500 free seats for every performance.
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To shell the nuts easily, cover with cold water, bring to a boil, and boil 3 minutes. Drain and cover with cold water, then drain again. Crack and remove whole nut.
DIRECTIONS: Put whole nuts, dates, and cherries into a large mixing bowl. Sift over this the dry ingredients. Mix well until coated. Beat eggs until foamy, add vanilla and stir into fruit mixture. Turn into a greased and waxed paper lined pan (9 1/2 X 5 1/2 X 2 1/2). Spread evenly. The pan will be full. Bake in slow oven (300 degrees) for 1 hour and 45 minutes.
The cake must be entirely cool before cutting. It will keep for a long time if you can keep the fingers out of it. Wrap and store as with any fruit cake.
Note: To store a fruitcake, the way I remember is to take some clean rags, soak them in wine, and wrap the cake. This is then wrapped in aluminum foil, and the whole thing put into a plastic bag. A fruitcake stored this way will last several years.
- 3 Cups whole Brazil Nuts (1 pound shelled or 2 pounds unshelled)
- 1 pound whole dates
- pitted
- 1 cup whole maraschino cherries
- drained
- 3/4 cup sifted flour
- 3/4 cup sugar
- 1/2 tsp baking powder
- 1/2 tsp salt
- 3 eggs
- beaten
- 1 tsp vanilla
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It's a beautiful thing, when unlikely partners go great together. We're thinking here of that holiest of matrimonies, pb&jand not the high-heeled sneaker.
A shining example of the former, Ludlow's latest nightlife addition has its cake and can eat it too. Tucked away behind Pianos and the Living Room's sidewalk traffic, the new Cake Shop is the most recent newcomer in a rash of hybrids that includes Fashion/Plate NYC, Turks & Frogs, and The Hanger. But unlike some of its more chi-chi brethren, Cake Shop won't be serving up sake cocktails or $1,000 baubles. This low-key bar-record shop-café is actually more reminiscent of Carroll Garden's beloved, shuttered Halcyonminus the thumping drum 'n' bass.
If anything, here's a venue that benefits from not shelling out for an interior decorator to add that overly slick, ultra-suede sheen to the place. Imagine an improved-upon, larger Welcome to the Johnson'sas if your playah Uncle George let you in on his secret bachelor pad where he wooed the women, Penthouse 1970s-style. Plastic-covered couches last seen in Grandma's living room make the scene, shoved up against wood-paneled and roller-rink striped walls.
The front entrance is devoted to a full espresso bar featuring croissants and scones delivered fresh every morning from Balthazar. A back room is blocked off and serves as a record shop, where LPs and 45s get organized under amusing titles like "Sports/Jesus" and "Pretty Covers." After 5pm, the basement bar opens up, a blessedly dive-y den with painted black walls, furniture both built or collected, and a jukebox of handmade CD covers and road-less-traveled choices (haven't seen that early Scritti Politti in a while).
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Mark Millar, others team up to take down online bully
For quite some time, a jerk on Twitter has been harassing females int he comics community, from Kelly Sue DeConnick to Jill Pantozzi. He uses various Twitter handles like @MisterE2009 and @JonVeee to post some very vulgar, nasty, threatening, over-the-top stuff.
I should warn you that his Twitter pages are not safe for work (NSFW), both in terms of what he's posted and the images he has displayed; if you're curious to see some of his tweets, Bleeding Cool has rounded up a bunch of them. Sue at DC Women Kicking Ass has said she's been harassed by this guy for a couple of years now. "He's been harassing women for two years using male and female names. I have them all and if anyone wants the list I have it."
There was someone who wanted that list–Kick-Ass writer Mark Millar. After being tipped off by Ron Marz and several others, Millar targeted the bully and wrote on his message board:
So I'm asking you guys a favour. I've managed to secure this guy's name and address, but he's stateside and I'm unsure what the next step should be. In the UK, he would be charged by the police under the Malicious Communications act, but we have a lot of smart cookies on here and I know there's several US attorneys who post here regularly. If we have his details and copies of his communication, how can he be prosecuted? If any of the pros who have been attacked here would like to make a case against him I'll personally cover the legal costs. Twitter, I would imagine, can confirm his IP address if the artists make a formal complaint to the police.
Comics A.M. | DiDio and Lee on state of DC and industry
Publishing | ICv2 sits down for a three-part interview with DC Comics Co-Publishers Jim Lee and Dan DiDio that takes the long view of the past year, covering the launch of the New 52, the effect of digital and the loss of Borders, and the recent discussions around creators' rights. "It's a cyclical thing. It's an issue that constantly comes back," DiDio said. "We hear about the great jobs and the great books that creators might participate in, but what we don't hear about are all the books we've invested in over the years that never delivered, where we've invested in the talent and the time to make sure they had the opportunity to tell the stories they tell. It's a very big picture, and it's a very complex issue that can't be boiled down. One thing I feel the most strongly is that I feel extraordinarily confident that we do everything we can to make this a very creator friendly company, to make sure they have an opportunity to tell the stories they want to tell with our characters and also in their creator owned stories too." [ICv2]
Comics A.M. | Darwyn Cooke dragged 'kicking and screaming' into Before Watchmen
Creators | How did Darwyn Cooke get involved with the Before Watchmen comics? "I was kind of dragged into it kicking and screaming by [DC Comics Co-Publisher] Dan DiDio. He had been discussing this for what does amount to several years now, and the first time he had approached me about it, I had actually turned it down simply because I couldn't see doing anything that would live up to the original. And, it was about a year later, the story idea that I'm working on now sort of came to me and I realized that there was a way to do the project, and I had a story that I thought was exciting enough to tell. So I phoned Dan up and said, 'Hey, if you still got room, I'm in.'" [Rolling Stone]
Creators | Ron Marz discusses Prophecy, his upcoming comic that turns the whole Mayan calendar thing into a crossover event that will bring together an eclectic group of characters, and defends the idea of crossovers in general: "If your objection is "they're not in the same universe," or a crossover somehow offends your sense of continuity, I'd suggest you're missing the point. More than any other medium, comics are about unfettered imagination, about making the impossible possible. If you're going to let some perceived "rules" prevent you from telling an exciting story, you're just not trying very hard. Having a sense of wonder, of discovery, is much more important than following some set of perceived rules and regulations." [MTV Geek]
Who should have been nominated for the Eisners' Best New Series?
The Eisner nominations are taking some criticism for leaving out the Best New Series category this year. The rationale for the decision is that the judges "didn't find enough contenders that reached the level of quality they were looking for," but folks like Ron Marz and Phil Hester think they weren't looking very hard. On Twitter, Marz said, "We are comics; we do NEW better than anyone." And as Kevin noted earlier today, Hester observed that "you could throw a rock through artists' alley at SDCC and hit a full slate of worthy Best New Series nominees."
Even as I'm agreeing with both of those statements, I also love Marz' suggestion of something positive that we can do. "Nothing stopping the rest of us from recognizing New Series. If you like something, tell everybody about it!"
That's a great idea and I'll start by mentioning Daryl Gregory and Carlos Magno's Planet of the Apes as my own nomination. But please oh please fill up the comments section with your own. What's the Best New Series you read in 2011?
Comics A.M. | Justice League #1 sells 360,000 copies in four months
Publishing | Four months in, the DC Comics relaunch seems to be a success. The most recent sales figures show Justice League #1 selling more than 360,000 copies since August, and Batman #1 and Action Comics #1 selling more than 250,000. By contrast, Marvel's strongest seller was Ultimate Spider-Man #160, which was in the 160,000-copy neighborhood. These figures seem to reflect sales in the direct market only; it would be interesting to see how many digital copies have been sold. [The Hollywood Reporter]
Awards | Nominations are open for this year's Eagle Awards. [Eagle Awards]
Retailing | San Francisco retailer Brian Hibbs shares the top-selling graphic novels in his store for 2011, by units and by dollars. [Savage Critics]
Retailing | Christopher Butcher looks back on the events of the past year in the comics store he manages, Toronto's The Beguiling. [The Beguiling blog]
Comics A.M. | Comic sales climb 19 percent; IDW promotes Goldstein
Sales | The comic book market was up more than 19 percent in November when compared with the same period last year, with comics up 23 percent and graphic novels up 12 percent. So far this year the comics and graphics novel market is up 1.87 percent versus the first 11 months of 2010. If December cooperates, this could be the first up year for the market since 2008.
DC Comics was once again the top company in terms of market share. The company took six of the top 10 spots on Diamond's Top 100 Comics list, with Justice League #3, Batman #3, Action Comics #3, Green Lantern #3 and Marvel's Point One #1 making up the top five comics of the month. Batman: Noel took the No. 1 spot on the Top 100 Graphic Novels list. [The Comichron]
Publishing | IDW Publishing has promoted Chief Operating Officer Greg Goldstein to president, with a focus on new markets and acquisitions. He joined the company in 2008 from Upper Deck. [ICv2.com]
Food or Comics? | D is for Daredevil, DeConnick, Deadlands and ducks
Welcome to Food or Comics?, where every week we talk about what comics we'd buy at our local comic shop based on certain spending limits — $15 and $30 — as well as what we'd get if we had extra money or a gift card to spend on a "Splurge" item.
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As we're heading towards the middle of August, it's no surprise that curiosity is getting me to pick up more than a few DC books just see how particular series "end;" I'd be getting Justice League of America #60 and Legion of Super-Heroes #16 (both DC, $2.99) anyway, because I've been following those series for awhile, but I'm likely to add Batman #713 (DC, $2.99) to the pile as well, if only to see the explanation as to why Dick quits being Batman before the big relaunch. But it's not all endings for me with my $15 this week; I'd also make a point of grabbing Daredevil #2 (Marvel, $2.99), because the first issue was just breathtakingly good, and the series became a must-read before I'd even reached the last page.
If I had $30 this week, I'd add to my list of DC final issues with Supergirl #67 (DC, $2.99), which Kelly Sue DeConnick has talked up in interviews as being the highpoint of her short run to date and a great capper to the series as a whole. I'd also check in with the third issue of David Hahn's All Nighter (Image, $2.99), as well as see if Nick Spencer's Iron Man 2.0 is worth a look with the mini-collection of the first three issues, Iron Man 2.0: Modern Warfare (Marvel, $4.99).
Comics A.M. | Superheroes' big-screen struggle for diversity; Z-Cult FM returns
Movies | National Public Radio commentator John Ridley critiques Hollywood for being even less diverse than the Big Two when it comes to diversity in lead characters, and demolishes their blame-the-audience theory that white people won't go to see a movie with a black lead by pointing to a study by Indiana University professor Andrew Weaver: "Weaver found that white audiences tended to be racially selective with regard to romantic movies, but not necessarily when it came to other genres. So, sorry, Hollywood. You can't blame it on the ticket buyers." [NPR]
Piracy | Comic-book torrent tracker Z-Cult FM, which was threatened with legal action by Marvel in 2007 and eventually shut down in 2009, has re-opened its virtual doors. [Facebook]
Creators | Becky Cloonan talks about the joys and the hardships of being a full-time comics creator: "Comics are hard work. Comics are relentless. Comics will break your heart. Comics are monetarily unsatisfying. Comics don't offer much in terms of fortune and glory, but comics will give you complete freedom to tell the stories you want to tell, in ways unlike any other medium. Comics will pick you up after it knocks you down. Comics will dust you off and tell you it loves you. And you will look into its eyes and know it's true, that you love comics back." [Becky Cloonan: Comics or STFU]
DC's 'New 52′ web page inadvertently reveals names of original writers
We've known for a few weeks now that some writers were attached to titles in DC Comics' upcoming relaunch, only to find themselves shuffled off even as the official announcement was made. While some creators have spoken openly about the hurried, and somewhat-confused, pitch and rejection process, the names of other writers, and the corresponding titles, have been a mystery.
But with the launch last night of the publisher's new landing page for "DC Comics: The New 52," ComicsAlliance discovered that some of the original creators were, at least briefly, listed among the issue descriptions, providing evidence of the original plans. There's confirmation of Brian Wood, instead of Michael Green and Mike Johnson, on Supergirl, Michael Alan Nelson, rather than Ron Marz, on Voodoo, and Simon Spurrier and an undetermined artist, rather than Paul Jenkins and Bernard Chang, on DC Universe Presents.
C.O. Austen, whom ComicsAlliance theorizes might be much-criticized Uncanny X-Men writer Chuck Austen, was also listed on Blackhawks, in place of Mike Costa, who actually ended up with the gig.
DC has made the corrections this morning, but ComicsAlliance has the screencaps from last night.
DC D-Day Plus 7: What we know (and don't) about the DC relaunch right now
1. For Batman and Green Lantern, if it ain't broke, DC's not fixing it. In 2010, you had to go all the way down to the Direct Markets #109 bestelling title, the debut of J. Michael Straczynski's abortive tenure on Superman, before hitting a DC book that wasn't part of the Batman line, the Green Lantern line, or the Green Lantern-spawned Blackest Night and Brightest Day events. DC has rewarded the creators behind these franchises' success by keeping them more or less in place, albeit with some title-swapping and artist-shuffling. Geoff Johns, Tony Bedard, and Peter J. Tomasi are still writing the three main Green Lantern series (along with the previously announced Peter Milligan on Red Lantern), while Grant Morrison, Scott Snyder, Tony Daniel, David Finch, and Tomasi are still handling the books with "Batman" in the title (with long-time Gotham Citizens like J.H Williams III, Gail Simone, and Judd Winick filling out the line).
2. DC's rolling the dice big-time on an I Can't Believe It's Not Vertigo-verse. Today's big announcement of new "dark" titles features such Vertigo characters as Swamp Thing, Animal Man, Shade the Changing Man, John Constantine, Madame Xanadu, as written by such Vertigo creators Peter Milligan (Hellblazer), Jeff Lemire (Sweet Tooth), and Scott Snyder (American Vampire). That's quite a vote of confidence in Vertigo's taste in creators, characters, and tone, especially given that many industry observers saw the line as an afterthought for the new regime. Of course, how this will impact Vertigo itself has yet to be seen. It's also worth considering that Vertigo's biggest and most durable hits over the past decade or so have tended to be creator-owned titles existing in their own worlds and straying pretty far from the imprint's horror-magic roots, so launching eight shared-universe horror-magic books — over one-sixth of the new DC Universe line — is a gamble in and of itself.
Comics A.M. | The Governator placed 'on hold'; B&N gets $1B offer
Publishing | As the fallout mounts from the revelation that former California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger fathered a child more than a decade ago with a member of his household staff, plans to revive the Terminator star's acting career have been put on hold — a move that now extends to The Governator, the comics and animation project co-developed by Stan Lee. "In light of recent events," representatives announced last night, "A Squared Entertainment, POW, Stan Lee Comics, and Archie Comics, have chosen to not go forward with The Governator project." However, Entertainment Weekly notes the statement was revised two hours later, putting the project "on hold."
Unveiled in late March, on the cover of Entertainment Weekly, no less, The Governator features a semi-fictional Schwarzenegger who, after leaving the governor's office, decides to become a superhero — complete with a secret Arnold Cave under his Brentwood home that not even his family knows about. "We're using all the personal elements of Arnold's life," Lee said at the time of the announcement. "We're using his wife [Maria Shriver]. We're using his kids. We're using the fact that he used to be governor." But even before the couple's separation became public, producers had backed off depicting Shriver and their children. [TMZ, Entertainment Weekly]
The Middle Ground #50 | The results are in!
The surprise about reading all of the comics Top Cow sent over as a result of my admission of blind prejudice wasn't that they weren't as bad as I'd lazily expected — I was actually expecting that, to be honest — but that I ended with realizing that I was going to have to go out and catch up on the collections of one series in particular… and it was the one I'd been expecting to like the least.
Lee, Deodato, Marz, Palmiotti, Conner and more contribute to Japan Needs Heroes
Red Giant Entertainment has recruited several top names in the comics industry to contribute to Japan Needs Heroes, a graphic novel that aims to raise money for the Japan Society, a non-profit organization that has created a special disaster relief fund to aid victims of the Tohoku earthquake in Japan.
A press release that went out today from comiXology, which will distribute the book digitally when it is released, listed Stan Lee (who will provide the forward), Peter David, Ron Marz, Mike Deodato, Larry Hama, Jimmy Palmiotti, Elaine Lee, Amanda Conner, Howard Mackie and Brandon Peterson as contributors. You can find a list of additional creators on the book's Kickstarter page, which Red Giant is using to fund the printing.
"My wife is from Japan," said Benny R. Powell, CEO of Red Giant, "and her family still lives there. We hear daily reports of the fear and uncertainty they face. I realized we had to do something. Comics have a power to reach massive audiences and that's a powerful thing. As more and more creators join our cause I believe we can raise a lot of money to help. This transcends any genre, medium, or publisher. This need is bigger than anything our world has ever faced, and we truly believe that together we can make a difference."
First look: Conan: Island of No Return, Solomon Kane: Red Shadows covers
Courtesy of our friends at Dark Horse, we're pleased to bring you a couple of cover reveals for their June-shipping books. First up is Conan: Island of No Return #1, above, which is by Michael Kutsche. The book itself is by the team of Ron Marz, Bart Sears and Randy Elliott, features Conan teaming up with a pair of sister thieves for a heist.
And after the jump you'll find the two covers for the third issue of Solomon Kane: Red Shadows, by Guy Davis and Gregory Manchess. In that issue, Bruce Jones and Rahsan Ekedal take Kane to Africa. You'll also find complete solicitation information for both books.
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RoboCharity: Ron Marz puts out the call to help feed Detroit
Earlier this month a tweet to Detroit Mayor David Bing set off a campaign to build a statue of Robocop in the motor city, the setting for the 1987 movie that starred Peter Weller as the title character. Using Facebook and Kickstarter, fans of the idea were able to raise $50,000 to build the statue.
Artifacts writer and CBR columnist Ron Marz, however, noted on Twitter that there were probably better uses for the $50,000 — which has set off a campaign of its own.
"This was something that happened completely organically. I saw that the Kickstarter campaign to actually build a RoboCop statue in Detroit had brought in more than $50,000, and it just struck me as kind of ludicrous," Marz told Robot 6. "So I suggested on Twitter that a chunk of money that size would be better spent doing some real good, like feeding people in a soup kitchen. I've never actually met Gary Whitta, but we've struck up a friendship via Twitter. Gary suggested that the sort of whimsey the statue represents has a place, and ultimately I agree, but maybe now is not the time or place, when there are hungry people."
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hello all, I have a $25 gift card for williams sonoma, I know there isn't much there at that price range but i was wonderring if anyone has any suggestions.
put it towards something you really want and/or need? W-S sells lots of stuff, and this is a pretty broad question. You're likely to get hundreds of different recs. Is there anything in particular you have been wanting for your kitchen?
If you do a lot of soups and stews I would get one of their demi glace reductions in a jar. They are about $30, but last a long time and have good reviews. Come in poultry, veal, and beef. Adds so much to braising, stocks and soups. Maybe redeem more towards the fall.
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I second the silicone spatulas.
Microplane graters or silicone spatulas should fall into that price range and both very useful
I always use the GCs for W-S towards something on the more expensive side to lower what I think is an overpriced item (or at least overpriced for me!). I once had a $100 GC that I used towards a DeLonghi convection toaster oven....with the original price of $199.00, I'd never buy it. But at only $99, it became mine. And I'm glad I bought it, as it is a workhorse for me.
I love their table linens, and sometimes they have fun dishes on the clearance table. I find most of their cookware to be overpriced.
Williams-Sonoma Nonstick Goldtouch Half-Sheet Pans. Very heavy duty, won't warp in the oven, great for baking cookies, double batch of brownies, cakes, etc., but also great for roasting meats. I find a regular roasting pan sometimes has sides so high that, for example, a cut up chicken won't brown very well; seems the side of the pans blocks the convection. But a very shallow half sheet pan works great. Just enough depth to contain the juices.
I second the baking sheets if they are something you need. I use the goldtouch loaf pans and the Williams Sonoma Commercial Quality sheets. As sbp says, they do not warp and they are endlessly useful for meat, poultry, roast vegetables as well as pastry and cookies,etc. I also use mine with a cooling rack for drying pasta when I make it and for so many other things. One of those will be well within your 25.00 budget as well.
I recently treated myself to 2 of the gold half sheet pans -- my metal ones got black smears on them. These gold ones were $30 each but they should last forever and WS guarantees their products. I was almost ready to pay $160 for an All-Clad 12" non stick pan from Amazon and then found it on special at WS, including a lid, for $99.95. (I must have been crazy to consider paying $160!!)
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Other than coding, I spend alot of my time in a recording studio making music. I intend on selling my art both online and on cd, but I have one issue...protecting the audio file. I dont want people illegally distributing or making copies of my music so I need to protect it somehow. The one way that I've seen is to create my own player and the tracks can only be played using this player. Using a "PCID", and a private key, the player decrypts the adio and playsback. However, this will surely chase clients away because they wouldnt like the restriction of only using my player. Does anybody have any other ideas?
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As creator of the music (assuming it is original music) you have copyright for the music, and legal remedies if people make copies and profit from it (or cause you loss). People who pay for music aren't going to bother pirating it, and people who pirate it aren't going to bother paying for it. Your odds of beating them via legal means are probably better than having a foolproof-yet-widespread protection model.
So, in case it wasn't obvious -- don't bother. Popularity/fame might probably bring you more value than your music.
In the end, any protection you devise can and will be broken. Instead of attempting to fight a losing battle, rather look at offering "value added" content to legitimate purchasers (CD sleeves, art elements, etc).
Additionally, you can look at using digital audio watermarks embedded in the audio files. Whilst this won't prevent unauthorised copying, it will allow you to identify the source of the original leak.
Well no matter what you do, people will find other way to do so and it will make people prevent from buying your music. What about making a deal with a Music Label Studio or something that can protect copy rights.
I don't know if I'm to late for an answer, but I did code some sort of audio encryption, that does have a player that plays the encrypted audio format. Also offers password protection, there is another version I finished but haven't uploaded that has input and output directories and a GUI. Here is the link for more info: http://ronaldarichardson.com/2011/04/05/saf-secure-audio-format/
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