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Jayson Snyder and Martina Martinez, both of Saginaw, look at classic cars. The show, hosted at Keller Tavern on S. Main St., benefited the Randy "Mesquite" Carter Christmas Ride for North Texas Families and was sponsored by the Rambling Gamblers, Outlaw Motorcycles, and Keller Tavern. . (Star-Telegram/Ian McVea)
A scale model of Bill Miller's 1971 Chevy Camaro Z28 sits atop the intake of the real thing. Trophies were awarded for top cars and bikes and the event included entertainment and live music, door prizes and a silent auction. (Star-Telegram/Ian McVea)
Rambling' Gamblers member Howard "Festus" Stone fills out a judge's ballot on a vintage Ford. (Star-Telegram/Ian McVea)
Customized motorcycles are lined up to be admired. Classic cars and all manner of motorized two-wheeled transport were featured.. (Star-Telegram/Ian McVea)
Gary Pate of Keller polished of the tires of Roy Thacker's 1966 Chevy shortbed, on display at the Revn Up For Christmas Bike and Car Show. (Star-Telegram/Ian McVea)
Eddy Helton of Burleson brought his customized 2000 Harley-Davidson Fat Boy to the Show. (Star-Telegram/Ian McVea)
Johnny and the Texas Bopcats perform at the Revn Up For Christmas Bike and Car Show. (Star-Telegram/Ian McVea)
Car fans are reflected in the number of a 1954 Chevy Power Glide on display at the Show. (Star-Telegram/Ian McVea)
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text: William Shakespeare, WTF? | Titus Andronicus Comic Rachel Fitzhugh October 11, 2013 Shakespearean Foolery & Miscellany Don't get me wrong, I love Titus Andronicus. But Titus' attitude toward Lavinia post-rape has always bothered me. Lavinia is clearly not stupid – she is incredibly articulate and witty in the early scenes in which she has a tongue to speak – so it struck me as implausible that it would take her so long to find a way to communicate the identity of her attackers to her father. This comic is how I imagine things went down for awhile in the Andronicus household. William Shakespeare news online | Shakespeare events | Celebrating William Shakespeare's life, plays, sonnets, and greatest works online. Top news for Shakespeare online. Great web Shakespeare play resources. | The Shakespeare Standard | theshakespearestandard.com


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Diver Boy Lyrics - Natalie Merchant
Young Emily was fair lady bright
She loved her diver boy
Who sailed over the ocean
To gather up some gold
Seven long years returning,
His money for to show
He'd been sailing over the main
Down in the low land, low
"my father runs a big hotel
Down by the river side
You go there go for to stay
And I shall be your bride
Meet me early morning
Don't let my parents know
You have been the diver boy
Down in the low land, low"
Young Henry taking a drink
That night before he went to bed
Not thinking of the danger
That crowned all over his head
Young Edward said to his father,
"let's take his money sure
And send his body sinking fast
Down in the low land, low"
Young Emily went to be that night
She dreamed an awful dream
She dreamed she saw
Her true love's blood
Go flowing down the stream
Waking early morning
To parents she did say,
"where could be that stranger boy
Who came here for to stay?"
"oh, father you're a robber
You robbed me of my wren!
Oh brother you have murdered
The one that I loved best!
The trees on yonder mountain
Are bending to and fro
They remind me of my diver boy
Down in the low land, low"
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Halloween is this weekend and there are many great Portland parties, events, costume contests, trick or treating, & GIVEAWAYS!
Halloween is this weekend and there are many great Portland parties, events, costume contests, trick or treating, & GIVEAWAYS!
Watch your back! Zombies will take over the city this weekend for the Portland Zombie Walk & World Wide Thrill The World Dance. Although Halloween is next week, tons of parties are taking place this week including Rock the Boat Halloween Dance Party, Halloween Thriller VI Dance, & Bollywood Horror! Find some great deals at America's Largest Antiques and Collectibles & the Hip Chicks Do Wine Portland Harvest Party. And one of Portland's favorite runs, Run Like Hell, is Sunday!
The weekend is finally here and Halloween is getting closer! Get in the spirit early and jump out of your skin at a Haunted House or see what lurks in the corn! Catch some of the hottest names in female comedy at All Jane & No Dick Comedy Festival. Zombies will be in the streets Saturday for Stumptown Zombie Con and on the screen Sunday at EastBurn. And NW Film Center's celebration of sound and image continues with Reel Music Festival!
If you have ever wished your daily commute on the streetcar was more festive, this Friday is your day. The 2014 Portland Streetcar Mobile Music Festival brings FREE, live music aboard the streetcar from 6 to 9:30 p.m. on Friday, October 10. Over a dozen bands will be performing and all you have to do is go along for the ride!
The 2014 Sunday Parkways wraps up for the season on September 28. Highs are expected to be in the lower 70s, this might be your last chance to hop on the bike before the rain takes over! Even if you don't bike, you can walk and enjoy the activities, parks, and closed off streets.
Enjoy these cooler temperatures, because the heat is back on this weekend! Sample tons of delicious treats at Feast Portland's Oregon Bounty Grand Tasting. Corn Mazes have already opened, so check out the maze at Bella Organic Pumpkin Patch or The Pumpkin Patch! Head into the Gorge for the Hood River Pear Celebration and while you're there take in a delicious Farm Dinner at Hood River Organic Farm. And don't miss the Oregon Ducks Pac-12 Opener vs. Washington State Cougars!
Wrap up Labor Day with a free laugh at EastBurn's It's Gonna Be Okay recurring stand up comedy show that happens twice a month on the first and third Mondays. The show showcases the best comedians in Portland along with some traveling national comics.
Labor Day Weekend is finally here and that means 3 days of fun in the sun! Oregon Symphony is hosting a FREE concert at Waterfront Park tonight! And Portland Film Festival continues this weekend w/ appearances by Bronx Obama and Jason Momoa. Bella Organic's Corn Maze opens this weekend and EastBurn is hosting a Grilled Cheese Invitational! Party it up at the PINK Ice Party and Bollywood White Party! And this is your last chance to take our survey and be entered to WIN $200!
Get those instagram filters ready! The 2014 Chapman Swifts Watch starts Labor Day Weekend in NW Portland. Crowds gather one hour before sunset every night in September to watch thousands of Vaux's Swifts gather in the city as they prepare to migrate to Central America and Venezuela! Below are more pictures and a video trailer for "On The Wing", a documentary film on the Chapman Swifts.
Pipeline is once again giving away many Portland event tickets this weekend including to the Mt Angel Oktoberfest, Portland Film Festival, Maryhill Winery Summer Concert Series & more.
We bring Jerry Month to a close with a special Labor Day Eve show featuring Seattle's Andy Coe Band (he of McTuff fame) and Portland's own Stephen's Answer. Cuts from both the GD and JGB songbook will be played and drinks will be cold and flowing!
Hosted by the multi-talented & celebrated Bollywood Entertainer Prashant – Dancer, DJ, Singer
Activities at the farm include: Hay Rides, Grain Train Rides, Cow Train Rides, Duck Races, Petting Zoo, Hay Maze, Corn Hole, Halloween Decorations, Walking Trails around the farm, homemade delicious food & More!
Shoppers will have access to hundreds of clothes and shoes from designer brands like Opening Ceremony, Samantha Pleet, Luxury Rebel, Sass & Bide, Grey City, etc. For men, there will be heritage brands like Post Overalls, Carters, plus selvage denim.
The Oregon Symphony kicks off its new season with their 18th annual concert at the Waterfront Park on Thursday. 10,000-15,000 people are expected to attend the event which includes music, dancing, fireworks, cannons, and more. Plus, it's all FREE.
Capping off a month long grilled cheese fundraiser sparked by EastBurn restaurant owner Mike Bender's reply to a sexist Yelp review, 9 local restaurants will put forth their best grilled cheese to raise funds for the Portland Women's Crisis Line.
STORYTELLERS for this round of Reel Stories include: JAMES WESTBY (Rid of Me, The Auteur), BETH HARRINGTON (The Winding Stream), OCTOBER MOORE (Portlandia, Grimm, City Baby), JASON ROUSE + IAN BERRY, (Make it Country) and CASEY PARKS (Diary of a Misfit, a work in progress).
The 2014 Labor Day Weekend is nearly here and there are many great Portland and Oregon events all weekend including festivals, free concerts, movies, and more. As always, we have a large list of events and tips for you to enjoy the city or travel.
Sunday Parkways continues for the 2014 season on August 24. Highs are expected to be in the upper 80s, so there'll be lots of people out. Even if you don't bike, you can walk and enjoy the activities, parks, and closed off streets.
The 2014 Portland Adult Soap Box Derby is this Saturday, August 16, at Mount Tabor Park. It's free to attend, and you are allowed to bring beer, wine, and food (no hard alcohol). There will be some food vendors out there as well.
Rox in Sox, the Portland area's popular new festival of children's music and reading, will host its second annual event in Lake Oswego, 10am to 4 pm on Saturday, August 2nd.
The weekend is here! Don't let these cooler temperatures fool you, highs are expected in the lower 90s on Saturday & Sunday; sounds like the perfect time to check out the Oregon Brewers Festival in Downtown Portland! Fresh off Jimmy Kimmel Live, Todd Glass is at Helium Comedy Club this weekend and Alley 33 is hosting an indie designer fashion show. Dream big at the Street of Dreams house tour, or get some new ideas at the Vintage Home Show. And Sunday Parkways takes over Northeast on Sunday.
The 2014 Sunday Parkways continues for the 2014 season on July 27. Highs are expected to be in the lower 90s, so there'll be lots of people out. Even if you don't bike, you can walk and enjoy the activities, parks, and closed off streets.
The 6th Annual Maritime Heritage Festival returns to St. Helens for family summer fun. The PT boat returns, waterskiing show, marine swap meet, boat show live music & WWII USO style show.
Portland's keeping it unusual this Sunday with the Annual Mondo Croquet World Championships and Mad Hatter Picnic. Players dress in traditional British Lawn Whites, or out of Alice in Wonderland, and use sledgehammers and bowling balls to play "American-Style Croquet". It is free to play, and they have bowling balls to loan if you do not have one you'd like to smash.
The weekend is finally here! Summer's bounty means there's plenty to do this weekend such as the Oregon Berry Festival or a Hops & Vines Beer Supper! Heading east? Check out the Oregon Lavender DAZE Festival in Hood River and then stock up on on cherries at the Cherry Celebration! NE Broadway is hosting a HUGE Summer Sale and downtown will be covered in sand. Treat your ears to all the music it can handle at Harefest, Northwest String Summit, MS Bites & More! See some modern but vintage homes on the Vintage Home Show.
If there aren't enough big Portland events for you this weekend, how about a free downtown concert around every corner? That is what you get with the Big Busk, which returns on Saturday.
Portland's highly popular Sand in the City event takes place July 18-20 in Pioneer Courthouse Square. There will be FREE music every night including Petty Fever Saturday at 8:30 p.m.
With ten FREE concerts, and some of Portland's favorite food vendors, the Square is sure to be Downtown's summer lunchtime destination!
We will be selling more than charm! Our family yard sale GOES UNTIL 7pm in the SWIFT DRIVEWAY. Swift family will be cleanin' house and we got some cool stuff, plus you can grab some drank and grub to influence your decisions!
The weekend is finally here! Take advantage of these warm temperatures and get enjoy a movie or concert in the park or treat your sweetie to a romantic dinner cruise. Liquor lovers have plenty to cheer about this weekend at the Oregon Distillers Festival + New Deal Distillery is celebrating their 10th anniversary! And Intel is hosting a huge family fun festival. Find some treasures at America's Largest Antiques and Collectibles Show!
The World Cup Final between Germany and Argentina takes places this Sunday at 12PM PST. The third place game between Brazil and the Netherlands takes place on Saturday. The Germans looked very impressive in their 7-1 victory over Brazil, but Argentina does have the world's best player, so it should be a great game! The […]
The 2014 World Cup Quarterfinals matches take place Wednesday & Thursday. Although the USA is no longer in the tournament, several great teams and stars remain in the fight. The games will be on ESPN, ESPN2, & ABC, as well as online with the "Watch ESPN" app or website. If you don't have TV or […]


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text: Hollywood Braces for ObamaCare Regulations by Lisa De Pasquale 29 Jun 2013 View Discussion Share This: Join me in playing the world's smallest violin. From The Hollywood Reporter: Three letters have been giving the payroll-services industry fits for several months now: ACA. That's the semi-acronym for the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, better known as Obamacare, and it's up to the payroll industry -- which cuts checks to production workers and offers related financial services to TV and film studios -- to help educate its clients on the rules before a good portion of the law kicks in Jan. 1. "It's a morass of regulations and requirements, and everyone's trying to figure out what their exposure is," says Eric Belcher, president and CEO of Cast & Crew Entertainment Services. Adds Mark Goldstein, CEO of Entertainment Partners, which has held 16 seminars to help studios understand ACA: "It's going to be a very big deal." Determining the exact nature of the new laws has been difficult, given that many ACA terms have yet to be worked out. Hollywood productions, for instance, might find it irksome simply trying to categorize employees as full- or part-time, seasonal or variable, and it's important that they get the classifications right lest they face hefty fines. "ACA is thousands of pages, and it wasn't written with this industry in mind," says Belcher.


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Staff photo by Jake Daniels/Chattanooga Times Free Press Tina Loher walks through Judge Barry Steelman's courtroom after entering a guilty plea to a reduced charge of aggravated assault on Thursday morning. At left is her defense attorney, Myrlene Marsa.
A woman accused of trying to kill her ex-husband in his Signal Mountain chiropractic office while her children waited in the car today pleaded guilty to aggravated assault.
Tina Marie Loher had faces a charge of attempted first-degree murder and two counts of reckless endangerment, but pleaded to the lower assault charge. She will not have do any more jail time.
Hamilton County Criminal Court Judge Barry Steelman gave Loher a a three-year sentence but suspended it on the condition that she go to Moccasin Bend Mental Health Institute for treatment.
Loher has been held in jail since last summer. Police said she drove to Dr. Terrance "Terry" Loher's clinic on July 10, 2009, and shot him in the leg while two other people were in the office.
During a preliminary court hearing just days after the shooting, investigators read excerpts from Loher's diary that revealed a troubled relationship with her ex-husband. Embroiled in a bitter custody battle at the time, Loher wrote that her former husband was "demonicfilled" and needed to die to quit making the lives of her and their daughters a "living hell."
Women get all kinds of special treatment. It is a shame to be a man these days in this country; yep, we are paying for all the oppression we bought on women since the beginning of time in this current generation.
Eventually, women will have men enslaved, degraded, and without civil rights by political correctness.


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Toothaches are caused by an inflammation of the pulp inside the tooth. The pulp is part of the inside of the tooth that has tissue and nerves. A toothache usually follows injury to the tooth. The most common form of injury to the tooth is from dental caries, or a cavity. This is often a result of poor dental hygiene.
Most toothaches are a result of a cavity. Sugar and starch in foods are the substances that cause damage to teeth. The bacteria in the mouth feed on sugar and starch and produce an acid that can eat through the teeth, leading to tooth decay. Different types of bacteria are involved in this process that can lead to an infection in the inside of the tooth.
The following are the most common signs and symptoms of a toothache. However, each child may experience symptoms differently. Signs and symptoms may include:
Constant, throbbing pain in a tooth
A tooth is painful to touch
Pain in the tooth that worsens with hot or cold foods or liquids
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Maybe my perception on this is skewed because I've never been remotely good at basketball, but how does Wall not know that little jumper off the curl with 16 seconds left on the shot clock is a terrible shot, how does Crawford not know a fadeaway 3-pointer after five seconds of aimless dribbling is a terrible shot? Can they really not fight the temptation to be a hero? Sure these players are young, but they should be well-versed enough in their own games, at least, to know what they can and cannot do. Poor shot selection never ceases to amaze me.
The Reaction: Wizards Let A Win Fly Away, Again – Washington 92, Atlanta 95
With coverage of the Washington Wizards' 95-92 loss to the Atlanta Hawks from the Verizon Center on Saturday night, Kyle Weidie and John Converse Townsend provide their reaction…
First, a good moment…
Defining Moment.
-Kyle Weidie
By halftime, Atlanta's Joe Johnson had attempted just five shots, making two of them; he had four total points and his Hawks were down 52-41. Johnson didn't do much in the third, either. He scored a transition 3-pointer 24 seconds into the second half thanks to Jeff Teague quickness and creation. Otherwise, Johnson missed his other two third quarter attempts. Chris Singleton was making up for a lack of lateral quickness with physicality, making it especially tough when Johnson tried to post him. Atlanta's leading scorer entered the final period with seven points on 3-for-8 shooting, and he hadn't attempted one free throw either. Johnson checked back into the game for Willie Green with 5:41 left in the night, his Hawks down 87-83. At the 4:16 mark, he easily got into the paint against Singleton for a running jumper. Was he heating up? Was it a sign that the Wizards needed to double? Not a minute later, Johnson gave Singleton a slow, deliberate jab step from 19 feet away on the left wing. Singleton gave him just enough space and didn't close the gap. "It's over," I turned and said to TAI cohort John Converse Townsend; Johnson then nailed the jumper. It was merely elementary when Johnson hit a 3-pointer against scrambling Wizards defense to put the Hawks up 93-92 with 46 seconds left, he already found the glimmer of rhythm he needed to get going.
-John Converse Townsend
Nene was the rare MVP in a losing effort, recording his 80th career double-double. The Brazilian big man set the tone early, finishing two and-1s in the opening quarter, on his way to 14 points and eight rebounds and an 11-point lead at the half. Nene finished the game 21 points, 11 rebounds, three blocks, and two assists.
-John Converse Townsend
John Wall was held in check by a stingy Atlanta Hawks defense that was committed to slowing Washington's transition offense. Wall made his only basket of the game just before halftime, having cut into the paint for a easy layup, courtesy of a perfectly timed pass from Nene. He finished the game with eight points on 1-for-10 shooting, two rebounds, three assists, two steals, and two turnovers. Wall also missed a potential tying 3-pointer as the clock expired. The Game Changer is now 2-for-27 from 3-point range this season.
-John Converse Townsend
Rookie Chris Singleton was a real handcuff for the first three quarters against Joe Johnson, but in the clutch, the six-time All-Star broke loose. Johnson scored nine points on just four shots in the final 4:16, including a 3-pointer that gave the Hawks their first lead since the first quarter at 93-92. Moments later, Johnson found himself at the free throw line where he swished home two, increasing Atlanta's lead to three points with just 12 seconds to play. He finished the night with 16 points on 6-for-12 shooting, 2-for-4 from 3-point range, with five rebounds and three assists. Were his big moments by design? I asked Hawks Head Coach Larry Drew if the gameplan was to attack Wizards rookie Chris Singleton down the stretch. "There was no plan to attack him," said Drew. "We had a couple plays designed just to get an execution out of it." Josh Smith, when asked the same question, replied:
"He's an All-Star. He's an All-Star. We're going to give him the ball down the stretch, and he produces nine times out of 10."
That was….. tough, but…
-Kyle Weidie
It was tough for the Wizards to lose, again, blowing a lead on their home court against a quality playoff squad. They came out hitting hard with aggressive offensive rebounds against a sluggish Hawks team (Booker and Nene tallied three offensive boards each in the game's first 4.5 minutes). But in the end, Washington had less offensive weapons (5-for-17 on FGs as team in the fourth quarter), and furthermore, that was compounded by poor decisions making by the offensive weapons they have (see: bad shots by Crawford and Wall down the stretch). Still, not one person around this franchise, watching or participating, doesn't feel this team has made measurable progress since the trade. Lessons will pay off in wins eventually, but also, for the future, the Wizards don't want to win too many contests over the last 20 of this lockout-shortened season. After all, there are the usual draft lottery concerns to think about in the District. I'll let Randy Wittman take the ending away…
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I gotta admit in the couple Wizards game I've seen as of late, Kevin Seraphin looks like an NBA player. Like he has definitely improved, which seems kind of rare for a Wizard.
I think that Josh Smith quote regarding Joe Johnson is pretty telling. Wizards don't have anyone like that on their roster who can get it done late in games.
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San Diego Public Market
There's a plan underway to build a permanent market in San Diego along the lines of the Ferry Building Market in San Francisco. I just found out that the people who run my neighborhood farmers' market in North Park are involved in the project, and I'm really hoping they are successful. They've done a great job in North Park and made that market I really enjoy shopping at. The new market hopes to open soon downtown in an abandoned industrial building - it would be great for San Diego if they can bring something close to the Ferry Building experience. They're raising money for the project on Kickstarter.com, and it looks like they're making good progress. I'll be interested to see how the project turns out.
re: Idyllwild
It is exciting news, isn't it? I've already donated, but thanks for posting this on the CH forum! Fingers crossed.
re: dustchick
The did get fully funded, but the Kiskstarter campaign for donations runs for five more days. More donations mean more amenities and vendors. I urge everyone that posts on this board to please donate, if you haven't already. I think it will be a great source of pride to be able to say that you helped establish this market!
They went over the top today. We've been following it over at the UT's forum and at City-Data's San Diego subforum.
This is so wonderful and thank you Catt and Dale for bringing this to SD..
re: Beach Chick
Some of the most amazing heroes (male AND female) are found in the most amazing places. Best of luck to them, and hope they enjoy the support of the public.
That's such great news. Like you said if its anything close to the Ferry building experience it would be such a win for our city.
Great column in this morning's paper about the project.
re: foodiechick
I visited Milwaukee this summer and visited their newly constructed public market. It's a pleasant enough place, but they made some serious mistakes. With a few exceptions (coffee), they only had one vendor selling each type of food. Presumably the vendors didn't want competition, but that's part of the essence of a place like Reading Terminal in Philadelphia or Pikes Place in Seattle, different vendors selling similar items. They also didn't have anybody selling basic produce, making it pretty much purely a tourist proposition. It was a real disappointment and I hope the folks in San Diego don't make these mistakes.
re: redrover
I agree, if this market place doesn't have quality produce etc, with multiple vendors selling similar products/produce, it might a disappointment.
re: cstr
Look at who the principles are in this, do you really think they'll go that route when
1) they don't have a history of that with their existing markets
2) San Diego has so many farms and farmers producing stuff
I agree that the "one and done" approach to vendor selection would be a major drag and wouldn't server anyone's purposes.
re: DiningDiva
Video from San Diego 6 with Market people and vendors. "Real farmers in a market, 6 days a week from 9-7"
re: DiningDiva
I hope not.
'San Diego has so many farms and farmers producing stuff'.
I hope this market will allow them to show their stuff.
re: DiningDiva
I think the success of this market will depend alot on the fine citizens of San Diego.
Maybe it's a chicken and egg thing, but unless there is demand, and pressure to make it more than just a tourist destination, it won't succeed.
But there's always hope.
re: ipsedixit
So Ipse, have you moved to our fair city or are you just slumming?
I think the demand is there. The region couldn't sustain 47 weekly markets if it wasn't.
re: DiningDiva
Moved (at least part of the time).
re: ipsedixit
Well...then in that case, welcome.
If I think of the Ferry Bldg -- we go for the farmers but also for the incomparable shopping inside of cheese, bread, meats, cooking antiques, restaurants. To get me downtown, a SD Public Market would have to be superlative and parking easy. Otherwise, I'll stick to my local farmers' markets. I just hope this isn't a touristy thing, but as you say, DD, look who's in charge. That's what I'm counting on.
re: pickypicky
According to a post on their FB page, the North Market in Columbus, OH was one of the early inspirations for principles - http://www.northmarket.com/ .
re: DiningDiva
Thanks, DD. I don't facebook or UT. I venture that the Columbus OH downtown is more accessible than ours. I don't do Gaslamp, Petco Park, Convention Center -- and rarely even venture to Cafe Chloe. That's why I'll have to be tempted downtown.
re: pickypicky
Barrio Logan is South of all those areas...thing underneath and close to where the I-5 and Coronado bridge come together. South and West from Golden Hills. There is already some LONG delayed urban renewal going on there and if this public market really flies it'll be a very good thing for every one. Less congested than LI, Gaslamp, downtown, etc.
re: DiningDiva
Is there easy access from I5? Parking?
re: pickypicky
The address is 1735 National, San Diego (google map it). SUPER easy access off I-5, not quite so easy getting back onto the 5. Looks like they have lots of parking planned (see attached graphic).
What's weird is that it will only be a farmer's market two days a week -- at least initially. The other days will be "artisans and specialty goodsmakers (dressmakers, jewelers, furniture designers)."
If that's the case, I'll likely stick with my local farmer's markets (PB and LJ).
re: bizzwriter
thanks for the details. I'd looked at their site but can't picture the area from the map since I know so little of that part of SD. If they can score vendors as incredible (or half as incredible) as Ferry -- cheese, bread, meat, olives, spices-- there would be a reason to go. a one-stop shop.
re: pickypicky
Well, looks like we'll all get our chance to see what they have in mind sooner than later. First Wednesday market will be Sept. 12th. Even more info at the link below
re: DiningDiva
thanks, DD! they're not wasting any time, which is good news.
I would not judge the final project on the Sept. opening. I would give it 6 months or more once they get the permanent venders in and once the market has been established. The Ferry building is one of my favorite things in the world if we get something half as good as Cow Girl Creamery or Hog Island I will be a happy boy. I wish them all the best.
I also have to disagree with some of the touristy Comments. The Ferry Building does not survive on locals ..it's a tourist destination and as someone who does not live in SF that's me and a lot of you. Neither will this place. Do not get me wrong if it turns into a second Sea Port village I agree but visitors will be the back bone.
re: chris2269
RE: tourists.
Of course you're right that for the SDPM to survive and thrive it will need the tourist dollars. But that's different than having SDPM be another Seaport Village, right?
re: ipsedixit
Well yes if the anchor tenants are Subway and Cold Stone I agree its not different from Seaport.. If they are artisan purveyors....well that"s at least what I think everyone is hoping for it can be better.
look there is a farmers market 5 mins from my home every Thursday. Why would I drive 40 plus miles from North County? It's all about the permanent shops if they want to succeed because I would drive or take the coaster to eat great food, cheese, and drink wine.
Am I missing where there is a tenant list of vendors?
It would be nice to find something on their website/facebook as to whom and what is going in.
Is it one big farmers market or is going to be fashioned after the beloved Ferry building?
Agree, that we all have access to fab farmers market throughout the County and I live in North County too and I'm not driving 30+ miles each way for what I can get at my local FM.
I would drive the distance, if I knew there were small quality permanent shops with high end food vendors.
There has been a ton of press on this new venture, and I think most of the coverage has been fairly detailed about their plans. They are kicking off the opening this month by starting with two weekly farrmers markets on Wednesdays and Sundays. As they spend the time and $$$ to finish out the building process many elements will be slowly added before the anticipated culmination next spring.
They are installing a large commercial kitchen and food prep/refrigeration area which will allow them to meet handling guidelines to have fresh fish and meat purveyors (standards for sales in commercial buildings are much higher than for open air farmers markets), as well as hosting cooking classes, dinners, etc. Many of our finest local chefs have already been to the sight for a walk through and expressed enthusiasm for participating and working with the local farmers in these kinds of events. They will also be adding sellers in a more permanent market setting (i.e. artisan chocolates, cheese, cured meats, as well as other kinds of artists whose wares would fit into this food related setting). There are a couple of smaller building on the property that they are thinking of using for wellness/yoga type of things. A large exterior courtyard could possibly become a regular food truck court.
If you know anything about the two women involved, you know that there would not be anything resembling a national chain like Subway or Cold Stone...this will definitely not be Seaport-esque.
I think this is one of the most exciting things to happen to San Diego in terms of food culture. I know that my doubtful nature and snarky remarks regarding restaurants (especially the "fabric" chain) can top the charts sometimes, but I am a little surprised at the reaction on this board to this venture - especially given the track record and pedigree of the forces behind it. Seems like vultures picking the beast apart before it has even been birthed. Granted, it is going to take some time for all the elements to fall into place, and some patience on our part to give the operators a chance to finish building their vision, but I think this will be great addition to the city.
re: foodiechick
There is no question the class act of Catt and Dale.
I just read on another website this: Ian Anderson | Downtown News
'Phase one will begin the biweekly farmers' market, initially housed in a vast 22,000 square foot warehouse at the front of the property.
The extra money raised on Kickstarter gives White and Steele a head start on refurbishing the other 70,000 square feet of office, industrial and open space. This work will be performed with the support of Steele's husband and business partner Mark, a prominent local architect and former chairman of the San Diego Planning Commission.
Plans include construction of a commercial kitchen that will allow vendors to prepare food on site, and offer cooking classes for kids as well as adults. An outdoor area with a view of the Coronado Bridge may act as a food truck hub. Four adjacent cottages will be converted for use as art galleries, yoga studios and/or cafés. An Urban Farm Lab will offer classes on such topics as seasonal planting and composting.
The Coronado Bridge provides backdrop for an outdoor area, set to house mobile food trucks.
A second, larger warehouse will open in the spring, allowing some local vendors to set-up shop for extended hours in permanent stalls. Talks are also underway to bring in local artisans who would make pottery, bread, cheese and cured meats on site, and a number of top local chefs have expressed interest in bringing their culinary talents into the fold.
Though logistics and municipal code both limit how fresh meat and fish may be sold at street markets, refrigeration capabilities will eventually be installed to allow for a more direct and immediate marketing of locally sourced perishable goods.
Ultimately, the San Diego Public Market will give residents a centralized location to find a variety of fresh, locally produced food, six days a week. More than that, White and Steele hope it will create a vibrant culture, attracting tourism and allowing for an exchange of efforts and ideas among the local food community.'
I just thought it was more finalized on food vendors and not an 'expressed' interest.
Wishing them only the best for next weeks opening.
re: Beach Chick
Exciting stuff! Thanks for the update, BC. :)
re: foodiechick
I couldn't agree with you more! If anyone can create something exciting and viable it's going to be these 2 women. I think we sometimes get so caught up in berating food in SD that we sometimes miss the forest because we're too busy flogging the tree. As with any new venture there will be hiccups in their path, but I think in the long run it will be sometime very positive of which the city can be proud.
I wonder if indie cooking instructors - i.e. not chefs or local cooking instructors - will be able to rent the kitchen space for classes.
re: foodiechick
I think they're very smart to start the farmers market portion with two days a week. It'll give them time to measure and plan for their next expansion steps. I also think that the growers would be cautious of putting all the eggs in one basket as well, as the two days would be a good commencement on their venture with the market place. I hope they get some great purveyors of meat, poultry, fish and speciality products such as cheeses, dry sausages etc.
Best news above for me-- since I know there won't be a Cowgirl Creamery or Acme-- is a food truck court. Maybe now I'll taste what yall have been raving about. That alone might drag me downtown, with the farmers as a cherry on top. (CUZ I love my weekly farmers' markets.) As far as commercial vendors, I wouldn't mind a Peets or a decent local roaster. Or a Bread & Cie outlet. Or a decent cookery shop. . . . Or a place to buy provencal linens. . . . (Again, U-T readers and others: thanks for relaying info here.)
re: pickypicky
I don't know whether there will be a roaster in the PubMark (ok I just made that nickname up), but there is a very good roaster less than half a block away, Cafe Virtuoso. A lot of neat stuff in that area these days.
re: pickypicky
An inside food court for long term vendors and a rotating food truck venue would be stellar!
Forgive me if this has already been posted somewhere in the response thread, but for those who'd like to follow their progress on facebook:
(I hope that link's not in violation of any CH policies...)
re: inaplasticcup
oh it likely is, but thank you for the info while it lasts :D
I just noticed a Facebook update from this morning that listed some of the vendors that would be participating in Wednesday's inaugural market, but couldn't find the full list of vendors on the SDPM website.
re: Stiflers_Mom
There is an SDPM website?
re: Stiflers_Mom
Typically, farmers' markets don't have a full list of vendors because the lineup tends to change from week to week, even at large, established markets. Weather, seasons, and the nature of farming make it a bit unpredictable - some people hate that, but to me it's part of the fun.
re: Stiflers_Mom
I drove by there yesterday and the place was completely empty. Are they seriously planning on opening tomorrow? Also, I hope hope hope they have a plan in place for parking, as there was no street parking available at 3 pm.
re: Dagney
Well, pretty much all farmers' markets are empty except on market days. They set them up and take them down all in one day. In Oceanside, they do it twice in a day every Thursday.
re: Dagney
Yes, it is empty. It does not begin until 9am on wednesday. And the space is only in the beginning stages of operating the concept. The first phase is the farmers market aspect, which will obviously occupy and then clear out on each FM day (leaving the space pretty empty). I also drove by last week and there was parking at 4pm. But the market runs 9am til 2pm. Can we please limit our gripes until someone has actually gone there...after it has opened...and during operating hours.
re: foodiechick
good point foodie, most of this thread is pure speculation, no one has experienced anything yet so we should stop acting like yelpers. As for the parking, nothing is perfect, we'll deal with it.
Wishing Catt and Dale all the best on their Grand Opening today!
re: knifesavers
I checked out Wednesday's market and they had a good turnout for opening day. There looked to be near 50 different vendors – a good mix of produce and prepared products, a few food trucks/ lunch tents, and an accordion player. I recognized most of the vendors from the Little Italy and Hillcrest markets, but had never seen the food trucks – OB Seafood or Miss Sushi – or the Casanova's Fish Taco tent (he seemed to be killing it).
As expected, lots of improvements to be done on the two acre property, but a good start (and cash flow) by opening the Wed/Sun markets. The market building itself is very orange, open, well lit, and catches a good breeze when the four monstrous doors on both sides are open. If you are planning on eating at the market, they had a number of dining tables set up near the food trucks. For parking, I used the alley lot right behind the main building. While street parking was pretty sparse on Wednesday, if you drive one block over to Newton, there is tons of street parking across from the elementary school. Given the industrial nature of the neighborhood and the lack or residential buildings surrounding the market, I am guessing there will be ample parking on Newton for the Sunday morning markets.
For me, I will probably use the Wednesday market for lunch and a mid-week produce run, as I work downtown. Definitely worth checking out, lots of potential.
re: Stiflers_Mom
thanks for the report!
re: knifesavers
I went on Sunday and I like what they're doing so far. I arrived mid morning and found street parking right in front of the market. There's also a parking lot behind the building. The huge building is painted bright orange, green and yellow, so it really pops out in a neighborhood with a lot of gray. The inside of the building is as drab as the outside is bright, and there are many remnants of it's previous life as a boiler shop. If you feel the need to wander about the building looking at the old equipment, watch your step - easy to stub a toe or trip.
There was a very good selection of produce and other foods - quite a few vendors I'd seen at other farmers' markets but some that were new to me as well. I stocked up on my usual favorites, squash, eggplant, tomatoes, fennel, garlic, and also picked up some Chinese long beans and bitter melon from a farm that seemed to specialize in Asian vegetables. The last time I cooked bitter melon didn't turn out too great, but I'm curious to try it again.
Carlsbad aquafarms was there shucking fresh oysters - I don't eat raw oysters myself due to health issues, but other people seemed to be really liking them.
There were a few things missing that I'd like to see - would love it if they got a good selection of California olives. And I wish someone was cooking egg sandwiches or burritos with fresh market eggs.
I held out til close to lunch time and got some shrimp tacos from a booth called Cassanovas. A two taco plate was $9, so a bit more than I usually pay at a mariscos truck, but they were quite tasty with a good salsa fresca and I was more than full after finishing - and I have a pretty healthy appetite.
I'm also happy they have Cafe Virtuoso there making coffee. Never had anything but a great cup from them.
All in all, it was a nice, medium sized market - not as big as Hillcrest or Little Italy, but for me that's an advantage - although the Hillcrest market has great vendors, it's just too crowded and chaotic for my tastes, so I'm glad to have a more relaxing option on Sunday mornings.
The crowd seemed to be more local folks and curious foodies than tourists, but I suspect tourists will soon discover it. It would be great if it becomes a sort of counterpoint to Seaport Village - a place where visitors could experience some of the best flavors of San Diego from small businesses that use local produce, seafood, etc. Looking forward to seeing how it develops.
re: Idyllwild
The Asian produce vendor is most likely Vang's and I love, love, love their produce. During the summer months they have some of the absolute sweetest cherry tomatoes I've every eaten and their swiss chard ain't bad either.
re: DiningDiva
Made our way to the new SDPM around 10AM Sunday for our first visit. Good number of stalls with a nice mix of produce and pre-made items--not too many non-food venders. We enjoyed the Casanova fish tacos and an indian curry vendor. The Asian produce vender had beautiful long beans, greens and eggplants. We're looking forward to some of that eggplant grilled later this week. It looks like it's off to a good start! From North Park/Morely Field it was super easy to get to and less parking hassles than the Hillcrest FM.
re: Ms. Verde
I was there this morning, too - got there when they opened. Picked up some lovely produce and the most amazing garlic cream sauce. I love that there is less "fluff" here - only one jewelry vendor, one for dog-related items, one for flowers, and just about everything else was fresh or prepared foods. If they expand further, it would be great to see other types of vendors, but I'm happy they've put the emphasis on food for now.
re: pickypicky
Can't speak to the lunch options on Wednesdays, but there were several areas preparing food when I was there Sunday morning. If nothing floats your boat, you're not far from good spots in East Village or even South Park. And don't forget Tacos el Paisa, which is even closer.
As far as info about the market, I'm assuming you mean other than what you can glean online from their website or Facebook page. There's a guy who was telling a few folks about the future of the market - he's stationed close to the front. And there was a table at the north door where they were handing out info and answering questions.
Keep in mind, it's in its infancy stages; but when you're there, you'll realize it has such potential!
re: pickypicky
Last Wednesday, there was the fish taco guy, a sushi food truck, an Indian food vendor, and a crepe guy within the market. There was also a good selection of prepared goods - Baba Foods, tamales, etc. as well as oysters on the half-shell from Carlsbad Aquafarms.
re: Stiflers_Mom
There is a real good Birria place on Newton. I want to say....1600 Newton Avenue.
Went today (WED.) Mixed experience. Familiar vendors, good to see. A few new ones for me as well. The atmosphere was festive, and there were lots of people, outsiders and neighborhood. I was happy to hear two vendors discussing --pastured-- eggs and bought some. A year ago, I couldn't find them in the markets. Hooray!
On a less-than-perfect note, my friend wasn't happy. She mentioned that many of the vendors were pushier than normal. When she wanted to study something (pies, vegs) the vendors came on too strong for her; much more so than at other markets, she said. (I felt it too) She felt pressured and didn't buy as much as she'd planned. Also, we'd intended to eat lunch there. I misunderstood there would be food trucks and an outdoor dining area with picnic tables. There was 1 food truck, and the few tables inside were full. We did not eat there because there was no place to sit. I did buy some East African pastries to take out. Samosas?
I would go back. My friend said absolutely not. She saw no reason to drive all that way to buy the same things her other markets have -- with an added attitude. I reminded her that it's early yet. But she is pickypickypicky.
re: pickypicky
Early or not, no excuse for rude vendors.
re: pickypicky
Pushy maybe acceptable with a salesman on a used car lot but, if someone were pushy to me at a FM?? that's IMO rude, guess I'm picky!
re: pickypicky
I noticed a bit of that, especially since I arrived first thing Sunday morning. I never have a problem just saying, "I'd really just like to look right now before I decide what I'm buying." If they continue, I walk away. I've experienced this at several farmer's markets, even those that have been around a while.
First visit today. Not sure if the same vendors were there who have been in the past, but if they were, I have a different take on the aggressiveness, which I read to be more of an eagerness to show their wares, specially with this being a fledgling market. But I do understand how that can dampen the shopping experience. I also generally like to be left alone to peruse until I'm ready to buy.
That said, I was really pleased with my experience with a particular vendor from Bonsall (or was it Fallbrook?), I think it was - can't remember their name completely, but I think it had the name Luis in it - who was selling a few of the more exotic items to be found there including pineapple guava, sapote, strawberry guava, fresh macadamias, who was very friendly and eager to offer samples.
I ended up buying some sapotes, persimmons, and macadamias from him, and that experience made a first trip down from Oceanside worth it.
I was also glad there weren't that many non-food vendors, but who knows what that ratio will be when the dust settles.
I'd have to agree with the folks who say the market has a ways to go yet, but it is an interesting space with a lot of potential, and I hope the Wed and Sunday markets help keep it afloat while they work to get it there.
re: inaplasticcup
Glad you had a good experience. Thinking back -- as I've visited other markets since -- one thing I disliked was the dark. The hall does not make the best venue for viewing produce. I realized it later, visiting the Tues PB market, which is fast becoming a favorite. I wish the Public Market could use the outdoor spaces in the back alley, some how. Not bitching, just wishing.
I left my wallet at the stand of a small vendor space. The woman whose booth it was chased me down to return it. THAT is the #1 memory I'll take from the SD Public Market.
re: pickypicky
I think I know what you mean. The insides of the structures could certainly benefit from a bright, warm colored paint job, which would not only spruce up the space but show the produce better.
Thanks for the heads up on the PB market. Haven't visited that one yet, but it's on the list now. :)
re: inaplasticcup
I went to the new Public Market for the first time Wednesday as well. The huge positives for me, over the Hillcrest market, which I used to go to often, are easy parking and plenty of space. Seems like many of the vendors were familiar. I saw and purchased some great produce. Very disappointed with a couple of the prepared food vendors--especially the East Africa one (I love East African food). I waited in line for a while, made four choices (two each for me and for my son) from the posted menu (which had no prices??) and they had none of those four choices nor did they have any injera. The other prepared food vendors just seemed pretty pricey. We had some sushi from Miss Sushi and I thought it was very tastey for food truck sushi. Overall, it seemed that the baked goods were the strongest item at the Public Market. I will go back, at this point mainly because of the great parking and lack of crowds.
re: inaplasticcup
I went yesterday and had a great sandwich at Supernatural Sandwiches. They are a new biz and only open at the market on Wed/Sun for now. $8-10 bucks for a seafood themed sandwich http://www.supernaturalsandwiches.com...
On a side note, it was the first time I had visited the market since late September. Maybe it was because it was a Wednesday, but there was a markedly lower turnout on both the vendor and customer side of the equation. Has anyone heard anything about the progress on the market?
re: Stiflers_Mom
Have you checked out their facebook page? Seems to give the most current info on what's shakin' over there.
If you haven't been lately, go check out their plans for expansion. They're leasing 3/4 of the block on National and about 2/3 of the block on Newton, with plans for a plaza, permanent vendor spaces with demos, moving the farmers market outside, commercial kitchen, and so much more. They're patterning it off other cities' public markets, with Minneapolis as posted examples. ETA for completion is this summer, and it looks pretty exciting.
re: phee
Yeah I went a month ago and was not that impressed....but all great things take time. I think they are working hard and in a year...year and a half it will be rocking it.
Good news about the expansion too. I would love to see a dozen permanent purveyors indoors with an expansion of Farmarkateers (Yep just made that up) in the out door space.
re: chris2269
They were on KUSI this am discussing the expansion.
re: Stiflers_Mom
This doesn't appear to be good, any idea what's happening?
re: cstr
It's official: the project is off. A Kickstarter backer's letter was sent out today, and the gist was they could not come to terms with the property owner. I'm not sure if it's okay to publish the entire contents of the letter here, so I'll leave it at that. They did many wonderful things for the community while they were open, though it never really got off the ground. I wish Catt and Dale well.
re: bizzwriter
If I only had one.... :/
re: DoctorChow
Catt runs the PB, North Park, and Fisherman's Market, as well as Little Italy. Yeah, she'll be fine.


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Haiti and Cuba
What's $28 million a year and added jobs for the poorest American city mean next to big cubanismo, bro?
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From the issue of September 28, 2000
Somehow no one noticed that a monstrous gash was illegally being dug into the bottom of Biscayne Bay
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Vincent W. Cotnoir
WEST WARWICK- Vincent W. Cotnoir, age 85, formerly of Patrick Quinn Drive, West Warwick, died on Wednesday, July 6, 2011, at St. Antoine Residence in North Smithfield. He was the husband of the late Victoria J. (Costantini) Cotnoir.
Born in Woonsocket, a son of the late Emile and Anna (Marks) Cotnoir, he lived in Blackstone, MA before moving to Warwick in 1971, and to West Warwick in 1978. He was a U.S. Navy veteran of World War II.
Donna M. Menard
WOONSOCKET- Donna M. Menard, 55, of West St., Woonsocket, left us on Sunday, July 3, 2011 to be with Mom, Theresa (Gaudet) Menard in heaven.
She is survived by her devoted father, Anatol "Shorty" Menard of Woonsocket, her sister, Sandra Cavedon of Narragansett and her extended family at Seven Hills, RI, formerly known as Arc of Northern RI, where she spent most of her adult life.
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TOLAR TEXAS- Aline Liana Marie Guilmain Luther, 76, passed away on June 29th in Tolar Texas with her dear family by her side after a lingering illness.
She was born in New Bedford, Mass. She was the daughter of the late Joseph Lavalle and Liana (Lavalle) Laberge. She was the wife of the late Normand Guilmain they were originally from Manville and Woonsocket, Rhode Island.
She leaves 5 children, 11 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. She also leaves a sister in law.
She will be greatly missed.
She will be laid to rest in Texas.
G. Cameron
NEWPORT- G. Cameron Matheson, of Newport and formerly of North Smithfield, RI, passed away Saturday at the age of 81.
Born on March 27, 1930 in Union Village, North Smithfield, he was a devoted husband, father, grandfather and friend.
Wilfred E. Laforge Jr.
WOONSOCKET- Wilfred E. Laforge Jr., 72, of Village Rd., died Tuesday July 5, 2011 in the Greenville Nursing Home, with his family by his side.
He was the husband of Jean (Duguay) Laforge.
Born in Woonsocket, son of the late Wilfred E. and Alice (Anger) Laforge Sr.
Mr. Laforge worked as a wet finisher for Lincoln Textile for 12 years, before retiring.
Candy E. Lanoue
WOONSOCKET- Candy E. (Pleau) Lanoue, 57 , of Greene St. passed away on June 29th.
Born July 30, 1953 in Woonsocket she was the daughter of Marjorie (Nelson) Pleau of Woonsocket and the late Richard Pleau.
Candy loved bicycling and loved listening to music. She was always able to lend a helping hand for those in need.
Helen F. Fortin
BURRILLVILLE- Helen F. (Zontek) Fortin, 88, died Tuesday, July 5, 2011, in Landmark Medical Center, Woonsocket. She was the wife of Leo J. Fortin whom she married Aug. 16, 1947, they lived in Pascoag.
Born in Southern Poland she was the daughter of the late Simon Zontek and Aniela (Adamczyk) Pelczar.
Norma E. McCarthy
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Denis D. Beaulieu, Sr.
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Born on November 18, 1938, he was the son of the late Ulric and Dolores (Fistte) Beaulieu.
John J. Filipponi, Jr.
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Born in Derby, CT. he was the husband of Leslie Carey, son of the late John and Lucy (Bottachiari) Filipponi, Sr. He is survived by many aunts, uncles and cousins.
Mr. Filipponi recently retired after 26 years with the Rhode Island Department of Transportation as a resident engineer. He was a past President of the Italian Workingmen's Club in Woonsocket.


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Episode #6-19 Air Date: April 26, 2007
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What is Age Discrimination?
Age discrimination occurs when an employer bases an employment decision on your age rather than on your performance on the job or on your qualifications to do a job. Both federal and New York State law prohibit age discrimination by employers, but New York offers protection to a broader range of employees than federal law.
Federal law protects many workers over 40 years old from employment discrimination based on their age. If you work (or apply to work) for a company that employs more than 20 people, the Age Discrimination in Employment Act (ADEA) prohibits your employer from basing hiring, firing, promotion, benefit, layoff, compensation, training and job assignment decisions on the fact that you are over 40 unless age is a genuine qualification for your particular position. Also under federal law, a company may discriminate against a worker under 40 in favor of a worker over 40.
The New York State and New York City human rights laws offer more protection from age discrimination than ADEA. If you work (or apply to work) for a business employing more than four people, New York law prohibits the employer from discriminating on the basis of age in hiring, firing, promotion, benefit, layoff, compensation, training and job assignment decisions, unless age is a genuine qualification for the particular position.
How do I know if I'm a victim of age discrimination?
- Your company is downsizing, but all or most of the employees being laid off are "older."
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November 24, 2014
VINTON COUNTY, Ohio (WSAZ) -- A man from Lucasville, Ohio, has been charged with kidnapping in Vinton County, Ohio.
The Vinton County Sheriff Shawn Justice says that on May 10 deputies investigated a report of a man trying to abduct a woman whose car had broken down on SR 32 near CR 43A.
Neighboring counties were notified, and a Jackson County Deputy stopped the suspect vehicle at SR 93 and US 32.
Sheriff Justice says following an investigation, Justin Secrest, 30, of Lucasville, Ohio, was charged with attempted kidnapping.
On Tuesday, during a hearing in Vinton County Court, the attempted kidnapping charge was upgraded to kidnapping
Secrest also faces possession of narcotics charges in Jackson County, Ohio from when his car was stopped.
Secrest is being held in the SEORJ. Bond was set at $100,000.
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Racing Service Watanabe is probably one of the first names that comes to mindwhen it comes to Old School JDM Wheels.The most noteable is The Watanabe Type R with its 8 spoke Banana type design and deep dish. The Watanabe GR-8 was is now a historic wheel that inspired the XXR 002. The Watanabe Stellar is a JDM Wheel that I actually have never seen before. For an added price, the 8 spoke models are not only available in aluminum, but also Magnesium Wheels.
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Wirt Staff Radbote are JDM Wheels which are made by Work Wheels. They have a 5 spoke design with covered lug nuts which was a popular design at the time. They were available in 16″ and 17″ diameter and in Silver and Gunmetal. Pictured are the Radbote wheels on a JDM Honda Inspire.
The Mugen MR-5 are JDM Wheels made exclusively Honda Automobiles, it says it on the wheel itself! They are also probably the most popular wheel Mugen has produced. The Mugen MR-5 features a 5 spoke face with a 2 piece design and exposed bolts. Sizing was available in smaller 14″, most popular 15″ and the most coveted 16″ diameter. A cool detail was that not only did each wheel have a center caps, but each lug nut had its own cover as well. Pictured above is a 1990 Honda Civic EF.
The Maystorm by Goog Corporation are 4 spoke JDM wheels with 2 piece construction. Pictured here is the Maystorm on a Suzuki Cervo Mode.
The Mazdaspeed 757 are JDM Wheels made specifically for Mazda's as the name implies. The Mazdaspeed 757 feaure a 5 spoke design but only available in 4 lug configurations, either 4×114 pcd or 4×100 pcd. Pictured are the 757's mounted on a Mazda Familia Mazdaspeed Version Type B. Being available in 4×100 means they could be had for a Mazda Miata!
JDM Truck: BBS IMPUL on D21 Nissan Hardbody – All the way in Japan the Minitruck scene is alive and thriving as the Japanese percieve it as popular american culture. Taakuya Takuya from Newtype Japan has sent us these pictures of his pristine King Cab on BBS Impul JDM Wheels.
BBS Impul are cool JDM Wheels because as the name implies they are from the JDM tuning firm Impul, but manufactured by german Wheel manufacturer BBS. As a matter of fact, after a certain time period, BBS started manufacturing a good number of their performance wheels in Japan, so are these wheels considered JDM Wheels, or Euro Wheels? Either way they are mounted on a D21 Nissan Hardbody sitting on the ground! – JDM Truck: BBS IMPUL on D21 Nissan Hardbody
This King Cab sits just right on the 18″ BBS Impul Wheels. Looks like almost one fourth of the wheel is tucked in the fenders. – JDM Truck: BBS IMPUL on D21 Nissan Hardbody
JDM Wheels on slammed trucks is a huge fetish for me. Coming from the San Gabriel Valley just west Los Angeles, there has been more JDM inspired trucks than you would really think over the years; as I own one myself. I must say however, the Japanese have been killing it with the particular look in the last few years. – JDM Truck: BBS IMPUL on D21 Nissan Hardbody
Takuya's Hardbody is immaculately clean, the paint is super clean and the body is straight as an arrow. – JDM Truck: BBS IMPUL on D21 Nissan Hardbody
Bedless shot of the work in progress, it looks super cool even like that! – JDM Truck: BBS IMPUL on D21 Nissan Hardbody
Award Winner in a previous form. – JDM Truck: BBS IMPUL on D21 Nissan Hardbody
The 5Zigen Keiichi are JDM Wheels made by SSR Wheels but also with the drift king himself Keiichi Tsuchiya. The 5Zigen Keiichi features 3 piece construction with reverse mounted style. The faces feature a 10 hole design with covered lug nuts. The center cap parts look to have some cool detail on them which is part of what makes older ssr wheels cool; a bunch of random wording and engrish. The picture depicts the 5Zigen Keiichi mounted on a NA series Mazda Miata.
The Engrish from the Ad reads:
The Square of Evolution
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Heated Version Whell
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Kate Upton has a new job.
Sadly, no, she has not finally agreed to pose in Playboy.
Instead, the blonde bombshell has been selected as the new spokesperson for Bobbi Brown, a cosmetics line that clearly has very good taste.
The titular owner of this company told Robin Roberts today on Good Morning America that Upton is an "incredible, strong woman.


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From Patrick Swayze to Natasha Richardson, we say goodbye to the smiles and voices who left their mark onscreen and off
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Updated: Thursday Dec 24, 2009 | 12:30 PM EST
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