text: CNN's Soledad O'Brien Believes Obama's Up 15 In Virginia Print article Send a Tip by John Nolte 18 Oct 2012 post a comment CNN's Soledad O'Brien made a fool of herself today. In other news, water's wet and cows go "moo." Listen, I get why Soledad O'Brien might believe Obama's up 15 points in Virginia when the truth is that the president's campaign might be contemplating giving up completely on the state. After all, Ms. O'Brien probably isn't informed of such things. If I didn't have to, I wouldn't watch CNN either. Anyway, here's one of the worst cable network anchors in the history of cable network anchoring anchoring her network this morning while interviewing Virginia Governor Bob McDonnell: O'BRIEN: So, pre-debate polling shows that the president was up 15 points in the state of Virginia. We don't really have good post-debate polling yet. We're hoping to get that soon. How worried are you that your state is going to go for President Obama when the polls show a significant lead pre-debate after the first pretty awful debate? MCDONNELL: I'm not sure what you're looking at there, Soledad. I can only tell you that five months ago, Mitt Romney was down eight points in Virginia. Today, almost all the polls have him up one, two or more points. It was only later after the Internet started laughing out loud at her that O'Brien corrected herself in a statement to the corrupt Politico: In my interview with Governor Bob McDonnell this morning, I was citing the pre-debate Quinnipiac poll on women voters (October 4-9, 2012 -- 56 for President Obama, 40 for Romney), and while the information on the screen said 'women,' I didn't say the word. I was in error to not say the word 'women,' while it appeared on the screen. That's her excuse -- that she meant to say "women"? Look again at O'Brien's full statement-slash-question to McDonnell. That's not a question with the word "women" missing. That's a question premised on the belief that Romney's getting shellacked in Virginia by Soledad's oh-so Precious One. Blinded by bias. But please don't ever stop, Soledad. Just keep being your insufferably smug and corrupted self. Between hiring Van Jones -- and Jones calling Romney a "douche" on the air -- and Candy Crowley's naked attempt to shamelessly win the second presidential debate for Obama (while making an infamous fool of herself after getting The Facts wrong) , it's just a matter of time before I find myself moving from Newsweek to dance on CNN's grave. The CNN brand is already in the toilet. We're just waiting for the sweet sound of a flush. P.S. It's also worth mentioning that this morning Ms. O'Brien used that old 2008 trick of airing Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert clips to take a whack at our side. It's all disguised as a "light moment" but CNN knows exactly what it's doing when deploying this tactic. Follow John Nolte on Twitter @NolteNC


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243 Suppliers Available
Tractor Trolleys from India
- Business Type
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Ghanshyam Engineering IndustriesGhanshyam House, Bungalow No. 9, Srinagar Society Near Golden Triangle,
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Farmking (shri Kanhaiyalal Ramratan Krishi Yantra Laghu Udyog)N. H. 11, Jaipur- Sikar Road Near Rampura Dabri,
Jaipur - 303704, Rajasthanwww.agro-implements.com8447501226
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Rajkot - 360004, Gujaratwww.indiamart.com/trishulagroindustries-rajkot9643205104
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Delhi - 110041, Delhiwww.indiamart.com/rajendra-industries8586999256
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Vadodara - 391740, Gujaratwww.indiamart.com/neelkanthengineeringworks9643009319
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Ganesh Rig IndustriesPlot No. 207/ 10, Phase - 2, I. D. A. Cherlapally ,
Hyderabad - 500051, Telanganawww.indiamart.com/ganeshrig9953353997
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Authentic Porta CabinsPlot No. 4, Survey No. 22, Behind National Service Center ,
Thane - 421204, Maharashtrawww.indiamart.com/authentic-portacabins9953362010
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Bajaji Graphic Industries1325/40, E Ward, Shivaji Udyam Nagar ,
Kolhapur - 416008, Maharashtrawww.indiamart.com/bajaji-graphic8377806186
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Pune - 411039, Maharashtrawww.indiamart.com/ozone-envirotech8376805312


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Louie's Wine Dive - Kansas City
- Address:
7100 Wornall Road
Kansas City, MO 64114Neighborhood:
Plaza / Brookside
- Cuisine:
Contemporary AmericanPrice: $30 and under
Louie's Wine Dive - Kansas City
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.louieswinedive.com/
- Phone: (816) 569-5097
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Saturday: 11:00am - 4:00pm; Brunch: Saturday: 10:00am - 2:00pm; Sunday: 9:00am - 2:00pm; Dinner: Monday - Thursday: 4:00pm - 10:00pm; Friday - Saturday: 4:00pm - 11:00pm;
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Bar / Lounge / Bottle Service, Contemporary American
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, Late Night, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wine, Wine Bar
- Private Party Facilities: We welcome you to try our "Bubble Down Room" for any get together up to 50 guests.
- Private Party Contact: Aaron Shields 8165695097
A word from Louie's Wine Dive - Kansas City
Louie's is obsessed with really, really good grapes, creative gourmet comfort food, and a funky, fun atmosphere to share them. We search all over the world to find you great wines. Many wines come from our relationships with smaller undiscovered vineyards, which offer a great value to our guests.Continued
Wine is supposed to be Fun! We pour BIG and will open any bottle for our guests to try by the glass. When you taste a new varietal at Louie's, let us know how it changed your concept of what wine is supposed to be.
Our gourmet comfort food is made fresh, using eco-friendly and local ingredients. As for the fun, we instigate it, but count on you to see it to fruition (literally through the fruit!). Louie's is your place, so please enjoy it as much as we do, grab one of our unique bottles when you leave – we have a great selection of wine available to take home and share with family and friends.
Wine is supposed to be Fun! We pour BIG and will open any bottle for our guests to try by the glass. When you taste a new varietal at Louie's, let us know how it changed your concept of what wine is supposed to be.
Our gourmet comfort food is made fresh, using eco-friendly and local ingredients. As for the fun, we instigate it, but count on you to see it to fruition (literally through the fruit!). Louie's is your place, so please enjoy it as much as we do, grab one of our unique bottles when you leave – we have a great selection of wine available to take home and share with family and friends.
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Awards voted by OpenTable diners
- Diners' Choice WinnerGreat for Brunch
- Diners' Choice WinnerNeigborhood Gem
- Diners' Choice WinnerNotable Wine List
Louie's Wine Dive - Kansas City - Best Restaurants in Plaza / Brookside ›
Louie's Wine Dive - Kansas City reviews from OpenTable diners
61 reviews since August 1, 2014
- Food4.4Service4.4
- Ambiance4Noise LevelEnergetic
neighborhood gem (38)notable wine list (37)fit for foodies (29)great for brunch (19)good for groups (18)hot spot (18)vibrant bar scene (15)late-night find (13)special occasion (12)great for lunch (11)romantic (9)great for outdoor dining (8)kid-friendly (3)scenic view (3)Show More
- Very pleased!WinelvrDined on 11/20/2014We went for a date night on a Thursday. The atmosphere was perfect. There was a buzz in the place but not over crowded. The wine list was amazing and the food was delish!! Great lightning for our romantic dinner off in the corner, but would be a great spot for a gathering with friends. Stephen was our server and the service was great...fast, friendly, observant...wonderful! I would definitely recommend this for most any occasion.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good laughs....good food....good timesPowwowDined on 11/16/2014This was our first time and we absolutely enjoyed ourselves especially the bottomless mimosas! The crabcakes were small but delicious and satisfying. We met new friends and just overall enjoyed the atmosphere. Louie's should consider expanding their floor plan, not too big but adding a few more tables would be nice. My only complaint is that our server wasn't as friendly as we'd expect. He didn't really fit with the upbeat atmosphere and because we were there so long we ended up having the server from the table next to us and she was great! Overall, this place is great and we will definitely be back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Awesome place!OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 11/14/2014Knowledgeable staff, great food and wine. We will definitely return!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Worth another trymrb394everDined on 11/11/2014Very cold night, so easier to get in for our first visit than the time we tried in the summer. Waitress was lots of fun, ambience interesting. Menu unusual and appealing, but seemed to have more "beer food" than "wine food," which was a bit of a surprise, given the name of the place. Crab cake appetizer OK -- more crabby than cakey, which was fine taste-wise, but didn't hold together for presentation. Wedge salads very good. Person who had shrimp and grits was satisfied but not blown away. I had barramundi -- fish OK but mashed potatoes just that . . . no discernable flavor . . . could have been instant (!?). Wine choices and prices OK and waitress seemed to have good knowledge of pairings. In short, food disappointing but we'd try again.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Its a dive in so many waysOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 11/7/2014So the three of us greatly enjoyed the wine, and the food was very good. The service was lukewarm, an energetic person but very difficult to actually get to pay attention to ordering food or wineSpecial Features:
- Good Food, wineTime1Dined on 10/31/2014The food and service was great, I asked the waiter to pair wine with my dinner selections and he was spot on. The only complaint I have is I ordered a glass of Rombauer Chardonnay for $17 to start the evening, and the glass seemed to have very little wine for the $17. Most of the "pours" of wine are not very generous. I will go again, because the food was good, but will only order less expensive wines due to the light pour of wine per glass.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/8/2014Im a wine lover and my boyfriend and I wanted to celebrate my birthday, so a friend recommended the Wine Dive. Turned out to be the PERFECT place to dine and celebrate. It was intimate, with a very personable atmosphere. Its fit for any occasion.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great brunchntl85Dined on 10/5/2014Chorizo biscuits and gravy are fabulous especially with a grapefruit/cranberry mimosaSpecial Features:
- Noisy but decentSirEatsALotDined on 9/28/2014We met some friends for brunch. Had a reservation and got seated right away. The service was great, the mimosas were great, and the food was good. However, the noise level was over the top for brunch. I'm not sure if people were yelling because the music was up so loud or if the music was up so loud so it could be heard over all of the people yelling. I literally could not hear the couple sitting across from us (no, I'm not old or deaf...I'm in my 20s). Our table was near the bar, so that coupled with people taking advantage of bottomless mimosas could have added to the noise level. The food was good, but the volume level was just overwhelming. We were not able to enjoy our time with our friends...sad.
- Always a winnerOpenTable Diner Since 2011VIPDined on 9/27/2014Stopped in for a bite, some Royals watching and some good food. We were not disappointed. Absolutely love Louie's!Special Features:
- Kp73Kp73Dined on 9/25/2014This was a great place for celebrating birthdays. The service was excellent. We had a very good time and plan to return.Special Features:
- Love Louie'sOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 9/21/2014Louie's is a great brunch especially if you are looking for unlimited mimosas! Rick was an excellent server and I can't wait to go back!Special Features:
- Glad we decided on Louie'sTravinaDined on 9/19/2014Urban, contemporary feel. Great food, service and wine!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Big Eoscar123VIPDined on 9/10/2014My wife and I visited Louie's for the first time for my birthday. We were very pleased with atmosphere and service from our waitress. Food was just OK. Was pleasantly surprised with birthday gift. Thanks for a good evening.Special Features:
- not my cup of teaPfizergirlsDined on 8/31/2014The food was just ok. But, we couldnt eat the bacon because it tasted like they deep fried it in bad oil. If you like to drink your breakfast you can do it for 12.00.Special Features:
- Celebrating a Special DayOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/29/2014We were celebrating my wife's birthday and I am so glad we made this choice. The service was excellent and the atmosphere was just right. Upon entering we noticed that the place was quite busy. It was our first time. We had a reservation. To our surprise they had a more quiet and romantic area downstairs with live jazz. Perfect for the occasion. My wife felt really special on her special day.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- What a great find!GreatnewfindVIPDined on 8/28/2014Our group of gal pals tried Louie's after seeing a full-page picture of a fire-sparkling cinnamon cocktail in a local magazine. This place was so much more. Definitely a neighborhood gem, but not in our neighborhood. We'll be back. Our energetic server guided us through the extensive wine selections and unusual bar concoctions. The bartender, upon hearing about our interest, actually made our "sparking" cocktail at our table. Food recommendations by the server were spot on. She had lots of restaurant and bar experience stories to back up her choices and we had an absolutely delightful evening. Can't wait to come back and bring some of the gals that missed the first time. Heck, we might even bring our men if we are feeling generous.Special Features:
- Great visit as usualcookingqueenDined on 8/24/2014Had a wonderful brunch. It was a little loud though.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- MomneedsabreakDined on 8/23/2014The wine selection and food in this friendly, neighborhood gathering spot are truly excellent, and the service is just the right balance of attentive and helpful, without being intrusive. Prices are also reasonable. On a Saturday night, the inside is noisy, as the wood floor and brick walls are bare so there is nothing to absorb the sound, but we sat at a small table for two and were able to carry on a conversation. It's quieter on weekdays, and the weekday specials can't be beat. I plan to make it my new go-to spot!Special Features:
- awesome placeBettyDined on 8/23/2014this place is the best great place to attend great place to have drinks with friendsSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very GoodFromLeawoodVIPDined on 8/23/2014This was our first time for dinner, usually come for lunch. The menu is varied and the food high quality. Enjoyable meal and service also good. We will be back again!Special Features:
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- Publisher: Square Enix
- Release Date: Mar 24, 2008
- Summary: Square Enix is brings this role-playing game to the PSP the fourth installment in their Compilation of Final Fantasy VII series which includes the movie "Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children," the game "Dirge of Cerberus: Final Fantasy VII" for PS2, and "Before Crisis: Final Fantasy VII" for mobile devices.… Expand
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- # of players: 1 Player
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It plays like a dream, blurring the lines between both genres that it covers much more than any other game. And it looks the part too, as it is easily the best looking handheld game you'll see to date, along with God of War.
The simplicity and the gambling factor of the DMW are what make the gameplay so appealing. It's fast, easy, addictive and perfectly suited to a portable experience.
Issues aside, Crisis Core is a great PSP game -- no question. It honors Final Fantasy VII's legacy. Even the game's music, while not composed by Nobuo Uematsu, is charming and fits the overall style of the world.
Were it not for the plot and the special significance of Final Fantasy VII this game would invariably fail to stand out in a crowded genre, brimming with innovation and quality. Still, this is Final Fantasy, and that still counts for something.
For any fan of the Final Fantasy games, or Japanese RPGs in general, Crisis Core is a must play purely for how well the story is crafted.
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SonnorcteerMar 7, 2009This is the most awesome handheld game i have ever played ever, probs even with Patapon. This game is incredibly addictive and everything about it is awesome. can't see what people don't like about the story. the battle system is great and the end emotional. Amazing, beats Gods of War easily in my opinion, no conest.… Expand
DominicF.Aug 6, 2008Very cool game especially the end almost brought me to tears not only the best game i have every played on PSP best game i ever played. Really got in to it at the end if you want to spent $40 good game to spend it on!!… Expand
KazuyaM.Mar 4, 2008I played JPN version and this game was awesome, eventhough it has some boring moments. It has nice combat system and overally rich gameplay. One of the best PSP titles so far. I have to play it again when USA version is released.… Expand
Apr 20, 2011One of my top favorite games for any portable console. The gameplay isn't entirely intuitive, but it works quite well. Of course, that's not to say the gameplay is boring, I think it's amazing! The storyline, if you have played the original Final Fantasy VII (7), tells you what happens before. The is absolutely phenomenal, in fact, listen to "Fulfilled Desire", the ending song to Crisis Core, that song is fantastic, and pretty much defines the emotional aspect of the game, and of course, the beauty of the music itself. The voice acting is stellar. The voices fit the characters perfectly. The graphics are superb as well. If you want an amazing game, pick this one up.… Expand
JenniferN.Oct 19, 2007This is one hell of a game! Extremely addictive, lovely presentation, graphics, gameplay, and sound, the only downfall it has is camera angles in battles can be so frustrating at times.… Expand
DuncanJan 30, 2010this is a brilliant game that takes you on an emotional rollercoaster ride. dont listen to the people who say that this game doesnt fit in with ff7 because it really does as i played this first cmpleted it then downloaded ff7 off psn and the story fitted perfectly as it had zack in it and it reffered to zack alot but about crisis core it is a great game but the one flaw is the dmw it sort of got in the way with me whilst trying to fight but the random interruptions was annoying but didnt ruin the experiance at all ff7 will always be great game and crisis core is there with it… Expand
ManMar 25, 2008Well i can sum up my feelings of this game with a big meh. Buy it only if you like androgyny.
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A list of the 47 small colleges and universities awarded a four-year grant in HHMI's science education initiative.
Colleges receive funds to incubate new science education courses and programs.
Seventy students from 27 medical schools across the country will participate in HHMI's year-long Medical Research Fellows Program.
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But then came the "Oops" heard 'round the world…
The end came swiftly, in a matter of seconds. Fifty-three of them, to be exact: the time it took the governor to go from trying in vain to name the third agency of government he would shutter as president to giving up and muttering — in a phrase that will surely go down, should his campaign expire, as its perfect epitaph — "Oops."
In that moment all our resistance melted away, and we rushed, shaking our heads in disbelief, into the arms of our unquestionable 2012 Bum Steer of the Year. We didn't want to, but we had to.
The only other governor to achieve this distinction was good ol' Dolph Briscoe, who appointed a dead man to the State Health Advisory Committee (you wish you could make this stuff up).
Perhaps the thing that made Perry's mistake so egregious was that is was the Department of Energy that he'd forgotten. Energy! Sam Houston sakes alive! He couldn't have gone and forgotten something like the Department of Education or the EPA? It had to be Energy! Why, that's the oil Texans butter their bread with.
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Have you ever wanted to make your own MMOG? Have you ever thought if only you knew how to code you would make an MMOG that rocks? Few of us really think we could do something like that on our own. Well for the past 6 years, Gene Endrody has done exactly that! He has painstakingly single handedly created his own free to play MMOG called Sherwood Dungeon. Growing to over 1 million unique players per month, Gene has shown how far one man with a dream and a little know how can climb. Ten Ton Hammer recently sat down with Gene to discuss the success of Sherwood Dungeon
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Ten Ton Hammer: Tell us about Sherwood Dungeon. For those that are unfamiliar with it, what is it?
Gene Endrody: Sherwood Dungeon is a free 3D fantasy MMO that runs in your web browser but with the look and feel of a downloadable client or boxed game. As we don't require registration or download, most players can go from discovering the game to playing it in less than a minute. Sherwood is spread over six islands and includes a procedurally generated dungeon influenced by games like Rogue and Nethack. Combat is skill or twitch based as timing and practice are emphasized over XP level, particularly for PVP where XP levels have no influence. Sherwood doesn't use the traditional tank, DPS, healer trinity and focuses more on an action RPG style of melee combat. This was intended to make the game more in your face and visceral. Did I mention that it's also free? There are unobtrusive ads that run directly under the game and some optional pets that can be purchased for $5 each, but all the core elements are completely free of charge.
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Planning to put the Tangerine wine into the secondaries today. Thinking about all the pulp I have in the must right now and how to best drain that out. I was wondering... Do those who use fruit pulp in their must put the nylon bag into the primary (bucket in my case) like a garbage bag. Proceed as normal. Than when it's time to strain, pull the bag up and out like taking out the trash.
I've seen a few references to tying off the bag w/ various chunked components in it. And it will float, teabag style on the must. I didn't see any other dicsussions or suggestions when I have been reading back thru the pages. Does anyone do it the way I've suggested?
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Thats how I do mine, but I don't know if it is the "best" way to get rid of the pulp.
I think a loose pulp must MAY have a better surface area to liquid ratio???
When I use fruit for wine or mead I prefer to use a nylon bag. I've done it now with fruit and spices 1/2 a dozen times with great results. IMHO the wine tends to clear quicker using this method.


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Another display of social justice, tolerance,and kindness. Another active voice relating hatred and racism. Racism against whites or any man/woman of color who is a conservative.Examples Dr. B. Carson, Judge Thomas, S. Palin, Love, C. Rice, Gonzales, and a host of others.They declare hatred for CEOs and people who manage to rise to the level of the rich. But with whom is Obama and his wife associating with today and any day? Does the name of Soros, Buffet, Pelosi, Algore, the Hollow wood group, the MSM. oh, yes, the Clintons and others you´ll never see in the welfare lines.
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FTA:My two books are in the top five on the New York Times best-seller list, and here´s a woman at a bookstore who wants to sell books, is begging people to buy ´em, proudly says that two of the books in the top five are not even available at her store, and she wants accolades for that. These people are loony. They simply are dumb. They don´t have the slightest idea what they´re doing. And they happen to be running the country. And I don´t just mean in Washington. People like this are in charge of the public school system. People like this are teaching your kids. People like this are running day care. People like this show up at Obama´s fundraisers.
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I saw that disgusting event on c-span last weekend. While I completely agree with the authors premise of the book that cooperating with FIFA and the Olympic committee is making a pact with the devil leaving nation after nation near bankruptcy with little to show for it. I found the author crass and offensive. To be honest, I have seen high school students give better prepared and more coherent and respectable presentations. In short, I was left with the impression that the author was a smug arrogant jerk, whose company you would find unpleasant. It seems that he was also at the proper venue for similar jerks. If you visit the bussboys and poets place and still are living in your arrogant adolescence and still hate mom and dad and all sense of propriety and responsibility, then you will fit right in. Enough said.
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Rush´s "Rush Revere and the Brave Pilgrims" is an excellent book, informative and enjoyable no matter what one´s politics. I plan to buy the second one also for gifts. Somebody uncontrollably bigoted against Rush as a person would respond like that.
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How'd you like to get beat up? It's easy. Just put the Junior Boys' synthtronic debut on at a party before 3 a.m. If you don't get smacked down, you'll certainly get called a sissybuttpumper (not that there's anything wrong with being that).
Why the strong reaction? Because Last Exitis gay, gay, gay. Not gay in the "junior high putdown" way or the "screw people of the same sex" way, but gay in the "get a $100 haircut, then go drink absinthe and dance forlornly in your room" way. The kind of gay that makes delicate, spacey synths and slithering beats (reminiscent of '80s acts like Giorgio Moroder, AR Kane, and Tangerine Dream) sound good, especially when the singer whispers lovesick tales in a gentle croon, as if he were a neutered Daryl Hall. It's eerie post-house pop that doesn't have a macho bone in its body. -- Dan Strachota


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KABUL, Afghanistan - A shooting in a hospital in Afghanistan's capital Kabul on Thursday has left three foreign citizens dead, officials said.
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The Los Angeles Lakers will get a boost this week when Pau Gasol returns to the lineup. Gasol has missed the Lakers last seven games. During that time, the Lakers have gone 2-5. They have struggled all year, but the team hopes that Gasol's return and Steve Nash's eventual return will help spark them to a run and get them back into the playoffs.
According to Kevin Ding of the Orange County Register, Gasol is getting better and could play as soon as Tuesday. Gasol has been recovering from knee tendinitis and has been able to practice and use the treadmill without pain.
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The SFFaudio Podcast #279 – NEW RELEASES/RECENT ARRIVALS
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The SFFaudio Podcast #279 – Jesse, Jenny, Tamahome, and Seth talk about NEW RELEASES and RECENT ARRIVALS.
Today's podcast is sponsored by Downcast, a fantastic podcast app for iPhone and iPad.
Talked about on today's show:
A long time since we new released or recent arrived, our SPONSOR: Downcast, Seth's daily routine, NPR News, Writer's Almanac, Composer's Datebook, changing playback speed, customizability, no more syncing, app developers being podcast listeners, an app by podcast listeners for podcast listeners, a one man operation?, ads on podcasts, razor blades, clothing clubs, internationality, Audible, a Science Fiction skin, Luke Burrage's, Dan Carlin, Jenny is thinking of switching to Downcast, adding and dropping with swipes, categories, short stories!, wisdom in literature: first contact, "a lot of self-help literature is crap," Understanding by Ted Chiang, Flowers for Algernon, wisdom vs. intelligence, Hansel and Gretel, Mercerism in Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?, wisdom in Stardust; Magic for Beginners by Kelly Link; Aimee Bender; Reflection by Angela Carter; Joe Hill; Little Nemo: Return to Slumberland by Eric Shanower with art by Gabriel Rodriguez; Rogues edited by George R. R. Martin and Gardner Dozois, featuring a Song of Ice and Fire novella, not strictly genre; Year's Top Ten Tales of Science Fiction; Hugo Awards going to A Dribble of Ink and SF Signal; time travel mashup category!; The Girl in the Road by Monica Byrne; The Drowned World and other strangeness of J.G. Ballard; Southern Reach trilogy by Jeff VanderMeer; Interlopers by Alan Dean Foster; Interlopers b y Saki a.k.a. H.H. Munro; slipstream, portal fantasy, archaeological fantasy?; Close your Eyes, Hold Hands by Chris Bohjalian; Ilium and Olympus by Dan Simmons, Homer in spaaaaaace!; Hyperion; Boneshaker by Cherie Priest; chaos theory in A Sound of Thunder by Ray Bradbury; The Last Ship on TNT based on a novel by William Brinkley, "perfect for watching while you're eating your cereal"; Martian Time Slip by Philip K. Dick; The Dark Between the Stars by Kevin J. Anderson, a follow-up to his epic The Saga of Seven Suns series; Kevin J. Anderson dictates his novels while hiking, influences his writing style?; William Shakespeare's The Jedi Doth Return by Ian Doescher; Jesse prefers Isaac Asimov's Robots trilogy to his Foundation series; Sarah A. Hoyt's Ill Met by Moonlight is "Shakespeare with elves"; we try unsuccessfully to care about any of the new epic fantasy titles; a heady discussion about how an author's gender influences his or her writing; are some books just for women?; Somewhere in Time a.k.a. Bid Time Return by Richard Matheson; The Magician's Land by Lev Grossman concluding his trilogy; the etymology of demimonde; Felix Gilman's The Half-Made World by Felix Gilman; Curse of the Wolf Girl by Martin Millar; Koko Takes a Holiday by Kieran Shea; Clean Sweep by Ilona Andrews; Spyder Robinson's Callahan series; Charlaine Harris's Sookie Steakhouse series; Mr. Mercedes, not really genre, is Stephen King losing his edge?; The Shunned House by H.P. Lovecraft; Lovecraft's writing does not prominently feature tentacles!; Guillermo del Toro's The Strain is a Dracula retelling; Hello Cthulhu!
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The SFFaudio Podcast #275 – READALONG: Ivanhoe by Sir Walter Scott
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The SFFaudio Podcast #275 – Jesse and Mr Jim Moon discuss Ivanhoe: A Romance by Sir Walter Scott
Talked about on today's show:
1820, the Tantor Media audiobook as read by Simon Prebble, 3 comic book adaptations!, the July 2014 BBC Radio 4 adaptation (1hr), General Mills Radio Adventure Theater, immensely important, Wamba and Gurth, looking at adaptations, refinement, Robin Hood (1973), the splitting of the arrow, a willow wand, daring-do fiction, archery, folktale, Will Scarlet splits the arrow in the Queen Katherine Ballad, the historical inaccuracies, Rob Roy, a plump text, King Richard and Friar Tuck, The Merchant Of Venice by William Shakespeare, a very Shakespearean novel, pithy and punchy, dialogue and banter, The Lord Of The Rings by J.R.R. Tolkien, fully motivated characters, Athelstane, colour cloaks, where does Isaac stat at Ashby?, Chapter 2 Gurth is "this second Eumaeus", Ivanhoe is a retelling of Odysseus' return to Ithaca, the usurpation, the governance of Scotland, the Saxons as the Scots under the English yoke, Loxley, Prince John, King John, Magna Carta, robber barons, Brian de Bois-Guilbert (wants Rebecca), Reginald Front-de-Boeuf, "Front of Beef" (wants Isaac's money), Maurice de Bracy (wants Rowena), war and God, the 1997 BBC TV adaptation of Ivanhoe, an Arthurian style obsession, the reconciliation, Athelstane is almost a Hobbit, Athelstane death is a comedic version of a Guy de Maupassant or Edgar Allan Poe premature burial story, The Fall Of The House Of Usher done as farce, Monty Python And the Holy Grail, surprisingly few deaths, "boys own adventure", The A-Team, Ulrica's death, the the Waverley Novels, almost a Fantasy, magic, The Prisoner Of Zenda, venison, the Douglas Fairbanks Robin Hood, the Black Knight – who could it be?, how easy would the disguises be seen through in 1820, bigger than Stephen King or J.K. Rowling, stage adaptations, Waverley places around the world, Abbotsford, British Columbia is named (in part) after Sir Walter Scott's home, Ivanhoe's popularity in the southern United States, invasion, slavery and chivalry, underselling the power of fiction (as compared with non-fiction), On The Origin Of Species by Charles Darwin, The Communist Manifesto, Tolkien, understanding fiction, the revelation of truth through fiction, novels were once quite novel, the need for novels, models of action, 1984 changes, helps and improves you, "what is honorable action?", the power of oaths, rapacious acquisition vs. honorable service, the destruction of the Templars, banishment was a harsh punishment, an obsession with love, Rebecca is the female Ivanhoe, the role of the Jews in the book vs. the adaptations, banking, this is not an anti-Semitic book (shockingly), the coin counting scene, the roasting scene, Friar Tuck is super-anti-Semitic, Churchill's background, why is it that English were not as anti-Semitic as most of Europe?, a zeitgeisty historical novel, looking at the present through a historical lens, puffy, the level of intellect is very high – the etymology of pig, Lincoln Green, the final battle, a powerfully intellectual book for a piece of fiction, mid-19th century fiction isn't as punchy, wit and intelligence in peasant characters, J.K. Rowling must have read Ivanhoe, Sir Walter Scott's was "the Wizard Of The North", Cedric <-the name comes from this book, "freelance" <-lances for hire, Robin Hood: Prince Of Thieves, Robin Hood (Ridley Scott), Robin Hood's nom de guerre, ITV's Robin Of Sherwood <- both Robin Hood mythologies are in it!, the "Dread Pirate Roberts", a good knight but a bad king, pagan gods, Herne the Hunter, Ivanhoe popularized the Middle Ages, Arthurian scholarship, folk customs, the ancient Egypt craze, A Connecticut Yankee In King Arthur's Court by Mark Twain, a big powerful book, A Song Of Ice And Fire is kind of the anti-Ivanhoe, the Dunk And Egg stories, surprisingly modern, the symmetry of Ivanhoe, a tonic for gallstones, HBO should commission Ivanhoe, the 1952 version, the 1982 version, Ciarán Hinds, Mark Hamill, Kevin Costner vs. Alan Rickman, a noir ending averted.
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The SFFaudio Podcast #267 – NEW RELEASES/RECENT ARRIVALS
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The SFFaudio Podcast #267 – Jesse, Jenny, Tamahome, and Seth talk about NEW RELEASES and RECENT ARRIVALS.
Follow this link for a list of our latest arrivals. Note that not all books listed are discussed in the podcast.
Talked about on today's show: Unwrapped Sky by Rjurik Davidson, "minotaurpunk"; the Thirty Years War; 1634 by David Weber and Eric Flint; The New Food by Stephen Leacock; LEGOs!; "A horse! A horse! My kingdom for a horse!"; we love narrator Jonathan Davis; Runcible spoon and vorpel sword; intentionality of names in Philip K. Dick's work; place names in Sussex and Middle Earth; class structure from Plato to Huxley; Beyond Lies the Wub, Philip K. Dick's first published short story; Screamers film based on Dick's Second Variety; Jenny would like to be a rutabaga; American Gods and rereading books; The Status Civilization and Mindswap by Robert Sheckley; Jeff VanderMeer's Southern Reach trilogy; Metro 2033 became a video game; Aristotelian unity of time, place, and action in post-apocalyptic genre; non-Western tropes take us off the beaten path; The Queen of Air and Darkness by T.H. White; tattoos make urban fantasy; prevalence of science fiction and fantasy in YA; the rule of three in fiction and humor; books about books; Sex Criminals comic by Matt Fraction; the Comics Squee podcast discussed it; the singular strengths of the comics medium; The Prestige; mirroring in fiction; The Prisoner of Zenda; Lovecraft writing Houdini; Pinkerton and Blackwater; Second Hand by Rajan Khanna featured in Lightspeed podcast; Felix Gilman's The Half-Made World; Robert Bloch's Hellbound Train; Joe Abercrombie's Red Country; space operas are repurposed westerns; westerns don't feature enough women; Star Trek; westerns on Mars; The Audiobookaneers blog might drive us out of business; Jenny looks to the future of bleakness and paranoia; Best of all Possible Worlds by Karen Lord; Saturn's Children by Charles Stross, reviewed by Jesse.
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The SFFaudio Podcast #246 – AUDIOBOOK/READALONG: Hypnos by H.P. Lovecraft
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The SFFaudio Podcast #246 – Hypnos by H.P. Lovecraft; read by Mr. Jim Moon. This is a complete and unabridged reading of the short story (23 minutes) followed by a discussion of it. Participants in the discussion include Jesse, Mr Jim Moon, Julie Hoverson, and Melvin Cartegena.
Talked about on today's show:
An early Lovecraft story, a favourite Lovecraft, getting tangled in the mythos, similar elements, Beyond The Wall Of Sleep, chronology, artists vs. scientists, Polaris, alternative dream realities, a mystic connection to a star, The Dreams In The Witch House, the funniness, a man falls in love with a statue, statuesque features, Greek mythology, He, sudden and instant friends, recurrent themes, a smarter friend, is this the original Fight Club?, The Hound, The Murders In The Rue Morgue by Edgar Allan Poe, not enough drugs in Kent, London, the Fu Manchu Limehouse connection, caffeine and amphetamines, aging, astral projection, 'a man with Oriental eyes', Sigmund Freud, Albert Einstein, Abdul Alhazred (was a Lovecraft persona), The Nameless City, Einsteinian theory, S.L. = Samuel Loveman, "all the cosmos is a jest", wordless understanding, The Picture of Dorian Gray, an Olympian brow, Hypnos is the god of sleep the son of night and the brother of death, Charles Baudelaire, The Statement Of Randolph Carter, Harley Warren = Samuel Loveman, Ambrose Bierce, together but ahead, a column of gold, a red light, breaching the chambers of Hypnos, ambiguity, a symbolic or allegorical Tyler Durden, a way to avoid writing dialogue, "control the universe and everything under it", in dreams you do control the universe, Lucid dreaming, "it's not like Inception", certain techniques, dream logic, Seattle, Tetris before bed, documenting dreams, Lucid dreaming is ultimately pointless, Julie's dreams, NREM vs. REM dreaming, the function of dreams, sorting and practicing, incubating a dream at the temple of Hypnos, Phantasy (one of Hypnos' sons), plungings and soarings, scary dreams, aether, The Police, Wrapped Around Your Finger, someplace beyond time, drifting, Ovid's family tree for the family of Hypnos, Death and Sleep look like each other, Neil Gaiman's The Sandman, Phobotor, Phanatos, Hypnos lived in a cave without a door, at the entrance of the cave were poppies and other flowering drugs, mandragora, old guys at young gay parties, screaming starts happening, if it were written today, who is this story being told to, a confession from an asylum or hospital, a cosmic joke, a schizoid break, his brow was white as of marble, volumes exchanged in a look, Freddy Krueger, dream mythology, Dreamscape, Inception, The Dream Master by Roger Zelazny, Uncle Scrooge in The Dream Of A Lifetime, Sleepwalkers, Naomi Watts and Ray Wise, Guy de Maupassant, a sequel, Masters Of Horror: Cigarette Burns, John Carpenter, many remakes, There's A Family Of Gnomes Behind My Walls And I Swear I Won't Disappoint Them Any Longer by J.R. Hamantaschen, weird dubiousness, Masters Of Horror: The Dreams In The Witch House, Wake up Julie!
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The SFFaudio Podcast #231
Filed under: Podcasts
The SFFaudio Podcast #231 – Jesse and Luke Burrage (from the Science Fiction Book Review Podcast) talk to audiobook narrator Simon Vance.
Talked about on today's show:
Jonathan Davis, Pat Fraley, Scott Brick is the Brad Pitt of audiobooks and Simon Vance is the George Clooney of audiobooks, how Simon Vance got started, reel to reel tape recorder, Winnie The Pooh, BBC Radio 4, 1980s, Brighton, RNIB, Grover Gardner, George Guidall, The Book At Bedtime, Margaret Thatcher, California, San Francisco, Christian and devotional audiobooks, "we sound more intelligent (but we're not)", Stieg Larsson, Dracula by Bram Stoker, Audiofile Magazine, Earphone Awards, England, Sweden, The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo, the apprenticeship, Market Forces by Richard K. Morgan, a classic dystopia, Thirteen (aka Black Man), The Steel Remains, The Cold Commands, artfulness and in-artfulness of narration, Doctor Who, overwhelming music -> overwhelming emotion, The Lord Of The Rings, the good narrators do the unexpected, "boo", Dune by Frank Herbert (the full-cast audiobook), Goodreads.com, Simon Prebble, V For Vendetta by Steve Moore, the comic + the movie + Simon Vance = great audiboook, Natalie Portman was awesome, Stephen Rea, most novelizations are terrible, Hugo Weaving, James Bond, Ian Fleming, AudioGo, Blackstone Audio, the Green Knowe books, Listen And Live, Kate Fleming, The Prestige by Christopher Priest, a complicated book, a second chance, The Science Fiction Book Review Podcast review of The Prestige (episode #177), the movie of The Prestige, a final trick, one of the best Science Fiction movies of the last ten years, a thinking man's book (and movie), The Illusionist, stage magic vs. CGI magic, The Magic Circle, Left for Dead: The Untold Story Of The Tragic 1979 Fastnet Race by Nick Ward and Sinead O'Brien, survival, Antarctica, fiction vs. non-fiction, a cabinet of heads, WWII, the Patrick O'Brian books (the Aubrey–Maturin series), Master And Commander, the incomplete book 21, Robert Hardy and Tim Piggot-Smith, what SFF Simon Vance book should we check out?, The Darwin Elevator by Jason M. Hough, The Exodus Towers, The Plague Forge, zombie apocalypse, aliens, "good honest adventure", Pan Books Of Horror, c, Rama, Rama II, The Man In The High Castle, Philip K. Dick, Mark Twain, Anthony Trollope, Charles Dickens, a PDF listing Simon Vance's audiobooks, out of print audiobooks, Audible.com, Christopher Priest's other audiobooks are done by other audiobook narrators, Peter Ganim, Robert J. Sawyer, The Player Of Games by Iain M. Banks, rights issues, keep your audiobooks.
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The Canal by H.P. Lovecraft
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The Canal by H.P. Lovecraft is a short 1932 poem usually published as a part of the "Fungi from Yuggoth" sequence. Some printings mistakenly change the last word from "clay" to "day."
The Canal by H.P. Lovecraft
Somewhere in dream there is an evil place
Where tall, deserted buildings crowd along
A deep, black, narrow channel, reeking strong
Of frightful things whence oily currents race.
Lanes with old walls half meeting overhead
Wind off to streets one may or may not know,
And feeble moonlight sheds a spectral glow
Over long rows of windows, dark and dead.
There are no footfalls, and the one soft sound
Is of the oily water as it glides
Under stone bridges, and along the sides
Of its deep flume, to some vague ocean bound.
None lives to tell when that stream washed away
Its dream-lost region from the world of clay.
There was a very very loose comics adaptation of The Canal found in Richard Corben's Marvel Max series H.P. Lovecraft's Haunt of Horror (issue 2):
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It is not possible. So what happens? How does a man become enlightened?
He searches and searches, and there comes a moment when he realizes the total absurdity of searching for it. Because you can search for something which is not already within you, you can search for something which is in the future - but how can you search for that which is already the case? Through searching you will miss it.
How can you search for the seeker himself? The seeker can search for everything except himself. Trying to search for himself is absurd. How can the seeker seek himself? For search, a distance is needed between the seeker and the sought.
When the distance is not there - and it is not there - the seeker is the sought. When this is realized - and this is realized after much search, remember.don't drop searching, I am not saying that - this is realized after many failures, when all hope is lost. This is realized only when you have searched in all the ways possible, when you have done all that you could, no stone has been left unturned, not even a single corner has been left unsearched, you have done all that can be done, nothing is left - you simply sit. The search drops from you: no hope, no possibility of ever gaining this goal. In a moment of absolute frustration you drop the search - this is how it happened to Buddha, this is how it happened to me, this is how it always happens.
You make tremendous effort, that is needed! I'm not saying that right now you can drop the search, how can you drop it if you have not got it?
Search hard. Make all the efforts you can, bring your total energy to it, but I am not saying that through it you will attain. Without it you will never attain, through it no one has ever attained. You will have to pass through it.
Go in, and then a moment arrives when you come out, freed from all search and seeking. Suddenly you turn inwards, because search is always outward. Seeking, you always look somewhere else, seeking you run all over the space, seeking you go in all directions - and there is within you something that is beyond all directions. You may call it the eleventh direction.
There is within you something which need not be searched for but only realized. It happens in a single moment, not even in a single moment, in a split second - not even that - it doesn't happen in time.
Search stopped, seeker gone, suddenly it is there. It has always been there.
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ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) - Officials say the roller coasters and other rides at Legoland Florida won't undergo state safety inspections.
That's because the theme park, scheduled to open in Polk County next month, qualifies for an exemption that officials say was written into Florida law for Walt Disney World and other large theme parks.
The Orlando Sentinel reports that to qualify for the state's exemption from inspection and permitting requirement, a park must have at least 1,000 employees.
As of Tuesday, Legoland spokeswoman Jackie Wallace says the park has had hired 994 workers, with offers out to six others.
If the park's employment falls below 1,000, it would be subject Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services regulation. The law requires the park to employ full-time, in-house safety inspectors.
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