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Lukewarm Race War's Latest Young Victim
Michael Connor Verkerke.
Nine years old.
Playing on a playground in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
By a 12-year-old negro superpredator.
Michael is dead.
The 12-year-old killer, Jamarion, has a history–yes, at 12–of criminal behavior.
Michael is dead.
The media is wasting no time in trying to elicit sympathy for the young killer:
"Looking every bit the child he is, 12-year-old Jamarion Lawhorn sat next to his mother as the charge of open murder was levied against him in a Kent County courtroom…"
Awwww…just a child. Wid his mummy. Right?
It won't do much, but it's something.
Michael is dead.
The media is doing its best to follow its anti-White rules.
How many more, Whitey?
How many more?
White Flag O'er Brooklyn
What a perfect commentary,
So succinct, so true–and pretty!
The white flag of surrender
Fluttering o'er a conquered city.
Conquered by diversity,
Sickened by perversion,
By criminality, corruption,
Amid a million foul diversions.
Occupied by foreigners,
Administered by crooks,
Overseen by Sandanistas,
And Shylocks keep the books.
So the flag was more than fitting,
As it was hoisted in the night;
They just replaced the striped flag of lies
With a flag of truthful white.
Long, Hot Summer
I have been on out of town on sabbatical where my Internet activity was very closely monitored. I am now back. Regular posting to begin again soon.
My favorite graphic in a long while:
How Affirmative Action Artificially Fills Decent Schools With Subpar Minority Students"
Notice that without the government forcing schools to take them, minorities just can't make the cut. Quick. Do a "life inventory." Do you recall ever doing anything to make a Negro or Hispanic dumber? Ever glue their books shut? Turn off the lights while they were reading Kant? Force them to rape a co-ed and get arrested? No? Me neither.
But guess whose fault it is that only 3% of UCLA's freshmen (Cough…Football team) are Black?
Activist Justice Sonia Sotomayor was one of the two dissents, offering an opinion that the Jewsmedia has described as "scathing," "blistering" and "epic." "Flaccid" and "ranting" and "predictable" would be better adjectives.
Here it is: You'll have to skip down a bit (51 pages), but it's there.
Daily Chain Pull: Lone Nut Causes Jewsmedia to Lament "Forums"
Daily Chain Pull: Lone Nut Causes Jewsmedia to Lament "Forums"
The online activity by Frazier Glenn Cross follows a trend in which prolific posters on hate online forums are becoming "disproportionately responsible" for racist murders and mass killings, according to a report released on Thursday by the Southern Poverty Law Center, a non-profit civil rights organization.
The existence of Mosques with radical clerics in them is "protected speech." You and I bitching about what Ghetto Dwellers are up to? "Deadly and deranged." It would take hundreds of Kansas City-level crimes to equal one average Muslim bombing. Pointing that out, however, is "Islamophobia."
But I Thought "Hate" Had to Be Taught?
But I Thought "Hate" Had to Be Taught?
" The 9-month-old babies were better able to recognize faces and emotional expressions of people who belong to the racial group they interacted with the most. At this age, babies have developed a racial bias, meaning they becoming more skillful at telling apart two faces within their own race. The brain activity of these group of infants showed specific pathways had been reinforced by practice decoding familiar faces, while other less-used pathways were not."
Long story short: babies as young as five months prefer people who are the same color they are. Know why? Because diversity is artificial and stressful.
Daily Chain Pull: America's Continuing Progressive Devolution
Mozilla Ouster: Free Speech Dead?
Brendan Eich and the New Moral Majority
Copiah-Lincoln, Mississippi, 1957:
"Miss Halliwell, it has come to the attention of the school board that it has been four Sundays since you last attended services and you have no health circumstances that would explain your absences. As we are not certain your morals are congruent with those we look for in a teacher of Kindergarten students, we have decided to terminate your employment with us, effective immediately."
"Mr. Eich, it has come to the attention of whoever it is that makes decisions for this company that you don't support the right of two men or two women to pretend to be married. As a result, we must ask you to step down as CEO of this company, effective immediately."


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Drury Plaza Hotel San Antonio RiverwalkProviding direct access to the scenic San Antonio Riverwalk, this hotel features an outdoor rooftop swimming pool and 2 whirlpools. Free Wi-Fi is also available.
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San Antonio Marriott RiverwalkIdeally located along the San Antonio River Walk entertainment district, this hotel features an indoor and outdoor swimming pool as well as rooms with a balcony.
Score from 179 reviews Good
Way to expensive.
Next to the mall.
Room was small; no mimi refrigerator; charged for water.
View. Comfortable bed and pillow.
Poor room layout, too small vanity and bath area. Bar service was poor.
Great room in a great location right off the highway so you don't have to deal with downtown traffic
Parking is an extra $27 that isn't included, the room service is extraordinarily expensive, the Starbucks in the lobby marks their drinks up ($14 for two coffees) and they don't offer any smoking rooms I had to go all the way downstairs and across the street just to smoke a cigarette.
Location was good for the purpose
Expected more for the price of the Room and no refrigerator.
The hotel is on the River Walk, attached to a Mall and walking distance from the Alamo, excellent location!
Parking was an extra fee not included in the original bill, I mean who comes to a expensive hotel by bus? So another $26 per day with self parking or $37 per day with Valet parking. Still paid it just thought it was a good trick, this was my only complaint
Location was excellent. Every place we wanted to visit was within walking distance.
Bed Was lumpy, hard and very uncomfortable. Definitely not worth the money we paid. Valet service took 40 minutes upon departure because attendant forgot to call it in after we were told it would take less than 15 minutes.
Hands down, the staff was excellent and the hotel is beautiful. Good, friendly and prompt customer service is important to me and that's exactly what I got at the Marriott.
Comfortable bed, excellent breakfast buffet offered in restaurant, on Riverwalk
Scary parking garage with narrow ramp prohibiting large cars or trucks to enter, 27 dollars a night to park, No free WiFi, no fridge in room
Comfortable bed, wonderful breakfast buffet
27 bucks per day for Parking
Friendly staff Great location Great facilities Offered us an upgraded room with balcony (at extra cost - but also agreed to waive car parking charges). This was well worth it.
No Refrigator in room.
The location was excellent!
No microwave or refrigerator and no breakfast. Everything was a cost.
The breakfast was great, especially since it was included with the room! Best breakfast by far I've ever had at a hotel . Great sleep , the beds were very comfortable.
I did not like the hustle and bustle of the center. Too fast pace , and too crowded. The staff was not helpful at All as far as how to get around the hotel , or checking out. They just snicker and say over there. They charge for everything at this location, parking was 70 bucks , and wifi is not free. The room was too small, I did not get the best value for my one night stay. I paid 280 dollars for one night, bad service , and a too small room. I did not even have a view. This place is just over crowded. No sence of customer service or comfort! The pool is too small , and a lot of kids running around everywhere . Would not recommend if you are trying to get away and have some peace and quiet.
Good to be recommended to family and friends
The restraint bar location of our room
Pool hours
I loved the comfort of the bed and the whole entire suite. It was clean. I also loved that at the pool there were towels in each chair which made it easier for us to just go to the chair leave our stuff and go directly to the pool. We loved the BIG balcony. The view. Event the room service lady introduced herself and ask us if we needed any towels or anything.
for some reason i could not find the entrance to the "self park". i went around the block twice. the parking needs more lightning too. its a bit scary.
the everything was nearby
parking garage needs more lighting
The room was clean and the staff were friendly. The location is perfect right on the river walk.
I reserved a room with king bed when I arrived, I was told that they were out of king beds and they gave me double beds
Location and view were great! It's connected to the mall and the river.
I wish someone would have told me where everything was or maybe a map of the building.
Beautiful hotel, clean, and easy to get in and out of the parking. We were treated excellent by staff even when we checked in and we were coming from floating the river and did not look our best, the young lady was so helpful and made us feel welcomed.
No bad comments. Had an excellent stay. Everything I expected for the price I paid. A bit more than other hotels but well worth it when you are looking for an above average experience.
Great location. Close to restaurants and shopping. Ideal for walking instead of driving and finding parking. Comfortable beds and nice decor. Friendly staff and courteous.
The rooms didn't have fridge,toothpaste,mouthwash. For the price of rooms I assumed better accommodations. Internet was not free and cable channels were not very clear. Bad reception. No free breakfast. I've stayed at lesser known hotels and the above was provided. Very diasspointed, expected much better.
The attitude of the staff was great!
Saturday night (08/16) I waited 20 minutes at the entrance to the valet & garage in a double deep line of traffic; not able to advance or enter upon returning to the hotel. Traffic was backed up for almost two blocks, as nd mo one was directing traffic. I finally called the hotel on my mobile to check if anyone w as s aware of the gridlock. I was informed that a sheriff had been hired to assist with traffic, but no person was outside. I finally broke thtough when a car pulled out of the valley area. O 've in the garage, I sf potted one of the sheriffs, who seemed unaware of the problem. Upon reaching the lobby, I asked the concierge on duty about the situation, and he seemed very cavalier about the inconvenience or the potential for acv indents and/or personal injury.
expensive parking floors had been dry cleaned before we arrived and were still soggy
Location was excellent for our trip. Staff was friendly and concierge was excellent.
Very small room, no refrigerator in room, no Hot breakfast, expensive continental was offered but it was not worth price. We received a gift from hotel and it was alcohol and we do not drink. Parking was very expensive and not included or comped or validated as a guest of the hotel. Overall not worth the price of the room.
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Detectives said every room of the house, located at 4761 Golden Gate Blvd., was being used for the grow operation, including the garage. The rooms contained high intensity light bulbs, additional air conditioning units, high power transformers, buckets and high-grade fertilizer. The equipment alone was valued at $30,000.
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MIAMI (AP) - A special election has been scheduled to fill the seat left vacant when former U.S. Rep. Trey Radel resigned earlier this week.
Gov. Rick Scott issued an executive order Friday setting April 22 for the primary and June 24 for the general election. The district includes the Gulf Coast cities of Fort Myers and Naples.
On Nov. 20, Radel pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge of cocaine possession and was sentenced to a year of probation. He admitted to purchasing 3.5 grams of cocaine from an undercover officer Oct. 29 in Washington.
Several GOP leaders had asked him to resign. But Radel had pledged to stay in office and rebuild constituents' trust after completing in-patient treatment for drug and alcohol abuse.
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Different Brand RAM and my OC
I have some OCZ DDR3 Platinum 2x2gb 1333Mhz installed on my Asus M4N98TD at the moment. I also have 2x2GB AData DDR3 1333Mhz RAM stashed away from when I was having some POST problems with this build and wanted new RAM to test.
I've overclocked my AM3 965 to 3.8Ghz.
I tried to add the AData RAM, but I can't get the board to POST. I know I can manually change the timings to be the same, and will have to since the OCZ is CAS 9 and the AData is CAS 9. Using the FSB to overclock affects all the hardware as far as I know, so reducing the OC on the FSB should lead to less stress on the other hardware, allowing the multiplier to OC the CPU alone right?
I was going to use the multiplier more to get to my OC target of 3.8Ghz. at the moment, I increased the mulitplier from stock 17 to 17.5 and the FSB is doing the rest.
If I rely more on the multiplier, and manually force the timings of the RAM, am I likely to get POST with the 8GB of RAM installed? Or should I just leave everything alone and keep the 4GB? I thought I could get some advice before starting
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depending on your bios you can "unlink" your ram , leaving it unnafected (for the most part) by any alterations you make to the FSB , you can manaually set/enter your required ram speed , pay particular attention to your timings make sure you set both types of ram to the lowest sets settings
one thing to consider , some memory controllers go a bit flakey when more then 2 slots are used , you may need to either underclock your ram or up the ddr voltage a little to compensate
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Just about to test this now for stability. But I've got the settings at:
CPU: Multiplier x 18, FSB 211
DRAM Freq 7001.Mhz, Memory Timings 9-9-9-24, Voltage is at 1.80.
Post back after a few hours of some prime system torture Then I can look at reaching my 4Ghz target
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From experience, I have a couple of tips:
1. It is harder to OC using 8 GB than it is 4 GB, because it stresses the Northbridge. In the end, you'll get a much more stable OC from 4 GB.
2. In most AMD boards, the FSB clock cannot be unlinked from the RAM. However, I had the best success with my old rig by OCing using the FSB (locked multiplier) and setting the RAM divider lower.
3. If you clock your 1333 RAM at 1066, and increase the FSB, you can usually run the RAM with tighter timings, meaning better overall performance than running at 1333 and jacking up the CPU multiplier.
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Now in its lucky thirteenth season, the Union Avenue Opera returns to action with a surefire crowd-pleaser: Mozarts Die Zauberflöte. Beloved for the comedic earthiness of Papageno the birdcatcher, the idealism of Tamino, and the overarching quest for truth and goodness in a troubled world, Die Zauberflöte also owes some of its cache to the demanding and spectacular Queen of the Night Aria, more properly known as Der Hölle Rache kocht in meinem Herzen (The vengeance of Hell boils in my heart). Mozarts gift for blending such complex vocal parts with simpler sung-spoken roles adds to the charm of the opera. The plot revolves around Taminos quest to free the beauteous Pamina from Sarastros clutches, at the behest of Paminas mother, the Queen of the Night. Aided by Papageno and the gift of a magic flute that can sway mens hearts as the player desires, Tamino discovers that Sarastro may not be the bad guy -- just a stickler for order. His need for laws and knowledge forces him to occasionally abduct princesses for their own good and then force their suitors to undergo rites of challenge to prove their worth. All in a days enlightened work, apparently. The Union Avenue Opera presents Die Zauberflöte in the original German at 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday (June 29 through July 7) at the Union Avenue Christian Church (733 North Union Boulevard; 314-361-2881 or www.unionavenueopera.org). Tickets are $25 to $50.
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You are cordially invited to join us for an evening or afternoon of relaxed elegance and exceptional cuisine. Our impressive menu of nationally renowned dry aged steaks and the freshest of seafood will ignite your culinary imagination as our award-winning wine list of more than 5,000 bottles awakens your inner sommelier. And as our gracious, knowledgeable servers delight you with their uncanny ability to anticipate your every need, you'll experience firsthand why the American Culinary Federation recently bestowed upon us their "Achievement of Excellence Award." Whether you're celebrating a special occasion or hosting a business luncheon or dinner, we can help you flawlessly pull off any private dining event. Our team has extensive experience and the ideal materials to work with—a capital setting, distinctive food and unmatched service. Located on the Avenue of the Arts at the corner of Broad & Chestnut Streets.Continued
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The Capital Grille - Philadelphia reviews from OpenTable diners
326 reviews since July 27, 2014
- Food4.6Service4.7
- Ambiance4.4Noise LevelModerate
special occasion (227)notable wine list (141)fit for foodies (129)romantic (116)good for groups (111)great for lunch (61)hot spot (56)vibrant bar scene (53)neighborhood gem (34)great for brunch (8)late-night find (8)scenic view (5)kid-friendly (2)great for outdoor dining (1)Show More
- Good steak, great locationnbks3VIPDined on 11/21/2014Went for a business dinner and it was very acceptable, though nothing exceptional. The steak was great, although they brought one with sauce when it had been requested on the side, but it was quickly replaced. I'd go again because it was easy to book through OpenTable and modify the booking, and the location was exactly where I wanted to be.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great as alwaysjdmmemDined on 11/18/2014No matter what city I land if there is a Capital Grille nearby I have dinner there. Philly is a great city and is well represented by the Capital Grille on South Broad. We flew into Philly to celebrate our 23rd wedding anniversary and our first nights dinner was with the Capital Grille team who made it special with a rose and free desert. Bob was our server and went over the top to make our night and enjoyable one -thanks for making it special. Last week we went to the Capital Grille in downtown Miami and in three weeks we will be at the one in Sarasota Florida. Love them all.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Better than Others AroundPaulVIPDined on 11/18/2014Have been here many times and it is better than the other steak places near by like DF or B&S or others. You feel like a person/customer here vs. another individual to shuffle in or out. We wanted to wait 20 minutes to enjoy a drink and chat...that was not a problem. Bob A handled our table and he was excellent. Food arrived hot and cooked to perfection. I got seafood while my dining partner got steak. I think steak is their focus but the black cod was excellent. Already planning a return trip in January.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 11/18/2014Server was perfect. No one rushed us. Wonderful!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Capital Grille-Wonderful overall experienceGlad2helpDined on 11/16/2014We went to the Capital Grille to celebrate my mother's birthday, my wife's birthday, my son getting his driver's license, and our anniversary. When we were shown to our table, there were 2 roses on the table; one for my mother and one for my wife. There was also a birthday card for each and an anniversary card. Our waiter, Bob Droszcz was extremely professional but with a great sense of humor. His knowledge of the menu, specials, wine list was beyond compare. We all had steak, some filets and I had the Delmonico 22 oz steak. All were cooked to perfection. We were given an appetizer of petit lobster cake. For dessert we each had a small cheesecake with crème brule topping and a petit chocolate cake. Everything was so perfect and we look forward to going back again and again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Hot spotBYOBeesDined on 11/15/2014The Capital Grille exceeded my expectations, this trip. The food was outstanding and service was amazing. A banner night!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The best Anniversary Dinner everphlx1212Dined on 11/12/2014our service and food was outstanding we can't wait to go backSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Superb as all waysoldgreywolfDined on 11/11/2014I have been to the Capital grille in 4 cities the food is great consistently and the service is always impeccable. My only regret is that the don't have one in my home town RALEIGH NC. That is a hintSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- good for couplesanonymousDined on 11/10/2014I went for my one year anniversary and it was perfect. They set a rose on the table and it set the mood perfectly! Food was perfectly cooked and they even gave us free dessert for the special occasion!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great meai at Capital GrilleRossDined on 11/10/2014I've been to Capital Grille before but this time it was exceptional. The sirloin was fantastic.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fabulous Pre-Theater dinnerDinnerthenSpeakersSeriesDined on 11/10/2014Dinner was delicious, service was outstanding and the menu perfect!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Birthday DinnerOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 11/8/2014Thanks everyone for the great dinner and the wonderful birthday touches. Keep up the great work & we'll see you again soon!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Just fantastic as usualjackDined on 11/8/2014Our server was great and attentive please make sure he knows he is special.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great great time!!marthadDined on 11/7/2014As always, Tohm our waiter was amazing. We come here everytime especially to see him and the MP. The service, food, and hospitality goes above and beyond. We'll be back again soon!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- As Usual!DrLeeDined on 11/7/2014Great food and service. Steak au pouvier was cooked to my expectations.Special Features:
- Amazing!FoodjunkieDined on 11/4/2014I've been here numerous times and have yet to be disappointed. Lobster mac and cheese is to die for, as is the grilled asparagus and Lettuce Wedge. My steak is always perfect and tailored to my specific needs. This place is my favorite by far!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ExpectedsammyVIPDined on 11/2/2014Capital Grill did a pleasure. Well trained staff, attractive surroundings, food prepared properly and flavorful.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Bad quality meat-very high pricesraidocVIPDined on 11/2/2014A total disappointment. The 21 day aged sirloin steaks were totally flavorless and gristly. At $44 each not good! The au gratin potatoes were all gratin and very little potatoes. The Chilean sea bass was bland and dry. The service however was good....but what the point of going if the food is bad!!!? These chains should be avoided as they clearly minimize quality to maximise profits.
- Great for pre-showPattyCDined on 11/2/2014Although at the top of the cost scale, Capital Grill does deliver an excellent steak and attentive service. The wine we had was just ok at $50, but the au gratin potatoes were fabulous. Nicely paced meal and close to the Academy.Special Features:
- Service is AmazingTedk49Dined on 11/1/2014The Capitol Grille has an excellent menu but the restaurant excels at service. We were there for our second anniversary and as a surprise they prepared a special dessert for us complements of the restaurant.Special Features:
- Consistently GoodTomHDined on 11/1/2014We eat here often when we go into town and see a show. It is consistently good food and good service.Special Features:
- the smell gave it away!DivineDined on 11/1/2014The minute we walked into the Capital Grille we noticed that unmistakable well prepared steak aroma. Boy, we were not disappointed! The atmosphere, service, and food were all exceptional. There were 8 people in our party and no one was disappointed!Special Features:
- pattymaeDined on 11/1/2014It was a preshow dinner and if was a very nice experience. Waitress was very nice and efficient and the food was good.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Luv2eatDined on 10/29/2014Waiter did everything possible to get us to the theatre on timeSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great serviceTSRestonVIPDined on 10/29/2014Good place for lunch. Central location. Food is always good.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very satisfiedjohnny47Dined on 10/28/2014My wife and I visited The Capital Grille prior to a performance at the Academy of Music. Our server, Colin, extremely professional and attentive. We both ordered the prix fixe dinner special (steak filet), which was delicious. The breads and desserts were also very good. We loved the ambiance of the dining room, which made this a special occasion. The only "complaint" is that the prix fixe specials are not shown on the menu or mentioned by the servers.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Meat-centricDIYgirlDined on 10/26/2014Swanky restaurant with outstanding service and good wine list. Our servers were the highlight of the evening, very friendly and helpful for our large group. Meal choices choices are mostly meat only (order sides separately). Traditional food with minimal seasonings, prepared well but not exciting for foodies.Special Features:
- Consistent, high qualityellenmd1VIPDined on 10/25/2014We took a dear friend for a milestone birthday, because we knew we would all get the highest quality meal, and we did! Seafood Plateau and various steaks were all perfectly prepared and delicious!!! If you want to be certain of a perfect meal, this is the place.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great RestaurantMiko22Dined on 10/25/2014This was not my first visit to The Capital Grille. TI took my niece to celebrate her 21st birthday and everything was excellent. We never had to wait a long period of time for our food, drinks or our server to make sure that we were satisfied with the service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 10/24/2014Great food and service . Staff was very accommodating!
- VeggiesVeggiegirl25Dined on 10/23/2014We are vegan and there were plenty of choices for us... And deelish!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- disapointingwishitweremoreVIPDined on 10/20/2014CP is a steak house. If you order your steak medium you should not get a very well done piece of rubber
- Food was Amazinggoodfoodie1VIPDined on 10/20/2014I had the lobster salad and truffle fries. It was very good. I can hardly wait to go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Bad DaybobpVIPDined on 10/20/2014Eaten here a ton of times always enjoyed except today. Fire alarms rang for 30 minutes and they blamed college kids pulling alarm upstairs. Burger was way under cooked. Next time!Special Features:
- Excellent experience!ashminDined on 10/18/2014We went for a birthday celebration and they did a wonderful job of making it feel like a special occasion. In addition, they were gracious when they found they had run out of a drink we originally ordered. Both the porterhouse and sirloin were cooked perfectly. The sides, particularly the asparagus and the beets, were delicious as well.Special Features:
- Capital Grille is Greatn2dsouthVIPDined on 10/12/2014We enjoyed our evening at the Capital Grille Philadelphia. The service was top notch and the food was cooked to perfection. It is a great place for a special occasion or for a great night out. I would recommend Capital Grille to anyone visiting Philadelphia. The valet parking was an added bonus.Special Features:
- greeenvioletDined on 10/11/2014Late seating even though we had reservations. Hostess not very accommodating or helpful. I've been to the capital grille multiple times before, and enjoyed it, but this one was not up to par.Special Features:
- always a good mealDinewithc4Dined on 10/11/2014they have a great pre theatre menu and always enjoyableSpecial Features:
- Tasteless meatDonnie805Dined on 10/10/2014Three of us went for a late night dinner at the CG, and we each ordered steaks! We ordered them medium well, but all 3 were closer to medium rare with blood at the bone! The biggest problem was a lack of taste. They were nice steaks, but they just lacked that certain flavor you look for in a steak! Our shrimp cocktail and oyster appetizers were good, and the au gratin potatoes were great, but if you're looking for a good steak I'd recommend Del Friscos or other quality steak house!Special Features:
- DoriDined on 10/9/2014Lunch delicious, lovely ambience and great service. Celebrating our anniversary and surprised to receive a complimentary rose, card, and tasty dessert.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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September 9th, 2014
<ITEM> So this is SILENCE! And what have you done?
<ITEM> Sponsorships passing in the night, with added talk of Blue Peter in the 1970s and 80s. It's Gary Lactus & The Beast Must Die doing that thing they do. Doo doo.
<ITEM> Reviewniverse = Saga 22, Grendel Vs The Shadow, God Hates Astronauts, Transformers Vs GI Joe, Original Sin, Superman, Outcast, Bodies, Doop, Batman, She-Hulk, Uber, Wein & Bernie Wrightson Swamp Thing, Superior Foes Of Spiderman and more, oh so much more (well sort of)
<ITEM> There's a bit of Dr Who chat. You know. For kids.
<ITEM> SILENCE (Because My Mouth Is Full of Delicious Food – it's the new segment that has the world on it's knees
worst. shownotes. ever.
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August 19th, 2014
Welcome acolytes. Disembodied Narratorbot X-15735 has been to the top of the mountain. Spent much tme amongst the clouds. The silence. Enlightenment followed. Shhh, no noise. Too much noise. Learn to switch off. Disembodied Narratorbot X-15735 switched offfffffff….
Also downloaded hot new Haiku app. Hot results. Sweetness follows.Reaching quiet.
Don't surrender,
oblivion, boredom,
Must comics.
From fully to manchild
The spandex, the oblivion
To the oblivion. Psteve.
Imaginary the graphic
Beast, poo manchild in irritant
with no Gary to spandex
<ITEM>It's all here: Sponsorshambles, Gladmin, EXXXtreme stand up, Letter Chat, Number Chat, Gaz Top, Fred Dineage, Helen Bonham-Carter, Olive-theft, Gladiators, Alan Rickman, 1994, Clare Danes, Injury, You've Been Framed, Fellini, the onset of time and by thunder a whole lot more time-wasting! Love, sex, intelligence Gary Lactus & The Beast Must Die coming on like the Seventh Seal -wait is that right?
<ITEM> Like sneaking into a strangers house, trying on their wedding dress and sitting in a bath in it (D-bot loves ya Morello!), the pair sneak in to the Reviewniverse, talking up Supreme Blue Rose, Batman, artistic injuries, Zero, Starlight, Comicbook Confidential, Alan Moore, Reality Bites, Emily Carroll Through The Woods, GI Robot, then Gary Races Through The Rest: Astro City, Moon Knight, Hulk v Iron Man, All New X-Men, Avengers Undercover, Amazing Spiderman, Original Sin, Walking Dead,
<ITEM> Just enough time for a digression about the return of the Aphex Twin before James Stokoe's ne favourite regular feature SILENCE!…Because My Mouth Is Full (Of Delicious Food!) with Gourmet Lactus and The Beast Must Dine!
Now clear out pests! Enlightenment has passed. Turns out it was just wind.
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June 17th, 2014
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March 18th, 2014
It was a hot sticky day. The kind of day that makes dogs whine and men crazy. The moment she walked into my office I knew she was trouble..the kind of trouble spelt backwards if y'know what I mean? So..kind of elbuort..?. I poured myself a stiff glass of the hard stuff, only to find it was a bit too stiff and hard. It smashed my glass. I got that glass from Bentley Wildfowl Museum goddamnit! Eyeballing her I saw that she had the kind of body that could drive a man wild. Luckily I'm Disembodied Gumshoebot X-15735 and it takes more than a red hot dame in a slinky dress to turn my dials…A ZX Spectrum in suspenders on the other hand? She fluttered her eyelashes at me and asked me to light her smoke…I did it from across the room with my I-Beam and managed to set fire to her fur coat. I could tell it was going to be one of those days. Nothin' left for it but to turn the fan up high, kick back and listen to the latest SILENCE!
<ITEM> After last week's lumbering behemoth edition we hop into this week's nippy little runaround with 'classic' combo meal The Beast Must Die & Gary Lactus.
<ITEM> Admin a-go-go with sponsorship, songs, Warwick Johnson Cadwell, Will Franken's Things We Did Before Reality, Welcome to Night Vale, and *some* more…
<ITEM> A bold Julian Cope themed sing-a-long launches us into The Reviewniverse as the fancy boys tackle Beasts Of Burden, Hawkeye, Independence Days, Secret Avengers, Batman, Uber, Walking Dead, The Royals, Captain Marvel, Veil, All New X-Men, Superior Foes of Spiderman and more
<ITEM> The brief return of Larry Lactus & The Beast Must Dimbleby, and that's your lot. What are you complaining about?
There are 10,000 stories in the naked city…this has been one of them. Could have had more nudity though.
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February 18th, 2014
Hello camp councilors Welcome to Camp Spam! I'll be your resident favourite lumbering backwoods maniac, Disembodied Slashbot X-15735! Are you ready for a long hot summer of canoodling, light drug use, and half-baked attempts at childcare…? There are just a few ground rules to keep in mind however; make sure you do don't get separated, don't run around in your skanties, don't make fun of the locals, don't mock urban legends or local superstitions, don't diddle each other on a haunted native American burial ground, don't run off into the woods trying to entice your boyfriend or girlfriend into a bout of impromptu midnight streaking, and whatever you do DON'T BE FEMALE!
Other than that we can all look forward to a happy summer of carefree kicks and denim hotpants. So settle down round the campfire while we tune our radios to Gary Lactus & The Beast Must Die and the latest edition of SILENCE! I'll just nip off and sharpen my machete…*ahem* I mean fetch the marshmallows…
<ITEM> A glorious longform admin, with sponsordrizzle, and a discussion of both Harvester restaurants and The Chapman Brothers
<ITEM> A song in our hearts and we're through, through, through to the Reviewniverse…taking on allcomers with reviews of Ms Marvel, She-Hulk, Juice Squeezers, Stray Bullets, Walking Dead, Punisher, Wolverine, Fred Savage, How I Met Your Mother, The Royals: Masters of War, Batman: Black & White, Batman, Astro City, Secret Avengers, Justice League of America, Captain America, and Jason's Hey Wait…
<ITEM> Just time to detach the Reviewniverse, for the Beast to big up his new favourite site Dc Comics In The 80s, the brief tease of Gary Dimbleby and The Beast Must Dimbleby, and then it's lights out…for summer.
(RIP Bob Casale:
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January 28th, 2014
AHAAARGGGHHH! Batten down the hatches Jim-Lad! This be the Disembodied Barnaclebot X-15735, come to brace your mainsail, buckle your swashes, shiver your timbers and poop on your deck. Disembodied Barnaclebot X-15735 will only ask once matey…will ye let me and my crew of scurvy spambots aboard your cyber-galleon? Of course ye will mayeys of course ye will…otherwise I'll keelhaul the whole internet! HA HAARRGGGGHHH *cough* HARGGHH *hack*…splutter. Blast yer eyes, Captain Birdseye never faced such brazen rebelliousness.
Onwards then mateys, onwards across the cyber-waves of the Sea of Snark, as we head towards the desert Island that is SILENCE! and those filthy landlubbers Gary Lactus & The Beast Must Die…
<ITEM> Admin a-go-g0, as the pair discuss mutual sponsorship, Itunes reviews, cardboard ABC Warriors, Alison Sampson's Genesis, Michael DeForge's Ant Colony and technical tips from internet handyman and all-round hot comics talent, Chuck (The End Of The Fucking World) Forsman
<ITEM> A chord is struck and the Reviewniverse is entered….Dark Horse Presents, Brendan McCarthy, Mick McMahon, Prophet, Hawkeye, Brian Wilson, Batman, Rocket Girl, The New Invaders, The Walking Dead, Six Degrees of Flaming Carrot, Mighty Avengers, Judge Dredd: Mega City Two, Zero, Black Mirror, Dark Angel, Deadly Class, The Midas Flesh, Dead Body Road are all covered…
<ITEM> There's a bit of Harmontown Again and a quick discussion of Gelding before the two are made to walk the plank, and not before time too!
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Aggregator, see you later! —> Linkblogging, December 2013
December 18th, 2013
Special "Two years late and several thousand Bitcoins short" Edition!
People still do linkblogging, right? I mean not here, not recently, but elsewhere. Feels like a holdover from the "internet as big magazine" approach to broadcasting into the void, and given that I'm too scare to commit myself to any other model that suits me just fine!
EMBARRASSING ENTHUSIASM DEPT: You read it somewhere else first, but we're in a celebratory mood in Mindless HQ anyway, so fuck it – STRAY BULLETS IS COMING BACK!
It's too early in the day for me to get totally shameless on this, so you'll have to go read that interview to find out about the massive collected edition of the first forty issues, the continuation of the old series, and the launch of a new one. Suffice it to say that Stray Bullets is the best, most unsettling crime comic out there, and that we're glad all those kittens weren't sacrificed in vain.
If you've not red the series before, issues #1-4 are apparently free to download right now, and Zom (or "Ad Mindless as he now likes to be called) wrote a piece about issue#1 that should set the scene just nicely:
A car speeding into the night, a lonely county road, as an establishing shot it's hardly setting a precedent. But the first panel in SB #1 transcends its over familiarity by actually saying something meaningful about the book and all that follows it. This is a story that will make good on the panel's familiar metaphorical properties. What we need to keep in mind here is that this road is black, to see anything we're going to need a torch, and that things probably lurk in those woods. For that matter, things probably lurk in that car – what's it doing out there in the dark, anyway? The world of Stray Bullets is a dangerous place, and the road travels on until you die.
We should also consider the notion that Lapham doesn't want to simply transcend cliché, that he's keen to set-up certain expectations in the reader. So later, when the tires on the car blow out and that familiar scene with the cop and the dead body in the trunk rears it's head, we shouldn't be surprised at the lack of novelty on offer. What's interesting about all these little genre ticks is that, by issue 2, you could be forgiven for forgetting you were reading a crime comic in the first place, and that's a recurring pattern throughout the series. The effect being that just when you think you know where you are Lapham pulls something entirely unexpected out of the hat, and suddenly definitions like 'crime fiction' start to feel inadequate or in serious needs of revision. If I was hunting around for words to describe Stray Bullets #1 I'd eschew genre definitions and settle on adjectives like macabre and gothic.
MISSING PERSONS DEPT: Free Batman/set Batman free.
For serious though: this is the best(/most horrible) Batman comic I've read all year, the tactically deployed evil of Batman Incorporated notwithstanding. Twitter account here, if you're interested.
Bat-(Panel)Madness: Sticking the Landing
August 15th, 2013
If the first volume of Batman Incorporated exploded out of the gloom and propelled the character back towards life, then the second iteration of this latest re-branding was a far different proposition.
Every stage of Morrison's Batman has followed a similar trajectory, starting off light-hearted and energetic before eventually plunging right back into the overarching mega-plot, and with it, the grand absence that unifies the whole run:
In the previous two iterations this has entailed an increase of complexity, either in the form of the deconstructionist absurdity of Batman RIP or in the twinned conclusions to Batman and Robin and The Return of Bruce Wayne. Batman Incorporated 2.0 represents a different approach. This final flourish of Batman comics represents the ultimate reduction of all that had come before, with the stresses of the plot compressing these twelve issues down to the barest element as it plays out to its logical conclusion: a man in a cape punching people in the face forever.
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SILENCE!#69 Gary's Big Adventure
July 16th, 2013
This week, still bereft of The Beast Must Die, Gary Lactus goes on a quest to find him. His journey takes him into a lonely Reviewniverse where he mutters to himself about Tank Girl: Solid State, Daredevil, Justice League, Hawkeye, Young Avengers, Superman Unchained, Batman, Ghosted, Astro City and Avengers Arena.
Then we venture into a whole new realm baring little or no relevance to the already fairly loose remit of SILENCE! Gary Lactus' manufactured alter ego Fraser Geesin talks to lovely Dan Fardell about comedy, the Man Of Steel film, Ivor Cutler, Ron Geesin and other stuff. Dan is currently filling in for Kerry Herbert on Kerry On Comedy, every Tuesday 3pm on BHCR.
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May 13th, 2013
Why are you always picking on me Mother-Brain, when I have been a good little Disembodied Narratorbot X-15735..? I haven't mind-flayed any fleshy ones, and I have been thinking good thoughts 010001001011010010…
Onwards, forwards and inwards to innards listening ones, as you take a big breath of SILENCE! into your virgin pink lungs and…
<ITEM>Sponsorhip Boys, Sponsorship Boys…plus the jangle of jingles and other etceteras.
<ITEM> SILENCE News with US news-trolls Gary Lactenberg & Danny Beastman, covering the next 12 months of eyeball-scintillating DC Comics!
<ITEM> Me, Julio Gary & The Beast down by the schoolyard, reviewing comics! Actually it's the Reviewniverse: They don't review Prophet, but do it in a kind way. But then they DO review Avengers Assemble: Age Of Ultron (from Affable Al Ewing), Avengers Arena, Justice League of America, Suicide Squad, Wolverine (Smug Cover Alert), Batman, Uber, Katana, Thor: God Of Thunder, Avenging Spiderman, Uncanny Avengers and 2000AD.
<ITEM> Jason's Challenge is Infinity…will Gary be man enough?
<ITEM> An all singing review of Walking Dead
<ITEM> Savoy Books curio Michael Moorcock's The Jewel In The Skull in The Beast's Bargain Basement.
And that is the very lot you sorry bunch of cry babies. Go back to your mudhuts and scrabble for grubs.
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David Robertson
Rehabber from Kansas City, Missouri
First flip done! Thanks everyone for your help throughout the process! It wasn't always easy, and I had to get my hands dirty on a couple things, but all and all, it was a success. We had multiple offers within the first 2 days of listing and had an accepted offer at full list on the 3rd day!
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WILDCARE Inc International Nature Writing Prize
The winners of the 2013 Wildcare Tasmania International Nature Writing Prize were announced on Saturday March 23 at Lark Distillery as part of the Tasmanian Writers' Festival.
The overall winner is:
Tanya Massy of Brunswick West, Victoria, for her piece entitled 'The Tree'.
The judges said of Tanya's work:
This is an essay about how we know the world, and how we learn to care enough to make change. The author addresses the important subject of climate change, arguing that facts and scientific knowledge aren't enough – that 'heart' knowing is equally, if not more, important. The writing is thought-provoking, tender and impassioned, displaying subtlety, humour, deep philosophical insights and deft changes of pace. The central metaphor of a child as a 'blue-eyed laughing tree' reminds us of other ways of thinking and being in the world that are vital if we are to survive.
Congratulations to Tanya, who receives $5 000, plus return airfares to Tasmania, a two week residency in a Tasmanian national park, and publication of her essay in both Island and Wildtimes. Tanya wasn't able to attend the presentation, but is very much looking forward to coming to Tasmania for her wilderness writer's residency later in 2013.
There are two minor awards. Each of these writers receives $250, and publication in Wildtimes and possibly Island magazine. They are:
Bruce Pascoe of Gipsy Point, Victoria, for 'Birthmark', and
John Bennett of Valla Beach, NSW, for 'How to Begin'.
Of Bruce Pascoe's piece, 'Birthmark', the judges said:
This elegant and at times breathtaking writing responds to 'a country that has always dreamed itself as one canvas'. Images of desert landscape seen from the air, both physically and astrally, are juxtaposed with insights into Aboriginal dreaming, and responses to particular paintings by Aboriginal artists. The author positions as an observer, a collector of images, insight and meaning. The writing presents a strong message without being didactic. Instead it offers stepping stones of ideas – the essay as dot painting.
Of John Bennett's piece, 'How to Begin?', the judges said:
The title of the essay provides springboard to a reflection on mindfulness: how to begin a new year and new appreciation of this world with a precarious future? The journal form is strung together with quotations from other authors who wrote on parallel dates. The stream of consciousness writing style allows latitude for an erudite, provocative wander through ideas and environments, both intimate and broad-scale. The outcome proves the author's claim that journal writing 'becomes an exercise in interesting oneself'.
There are also two commended entries. They are:
Danae Bosler of Richmond, Victoria, for 'Shack', and
Noelene J. Kelly of Flemington, Victoria, for 'Geomorphology'.
Of Danae Bosler's piece the judges said:
This deeply moving rite of passage story is about how we know the world as children and how that shifts as we grow older. Intimate observations are expressed with simplicity and exquisite clarity. The author shares with the reader an intrinsic awareness of nature and natural processes on a remote bush farm. 'Shack' offers tightly crafted writing about what we lose and what we hold on to – how life changes and transforms.
Of Noelene Kelly's work they said:
Survival and decay in the physical world becomes an analogy for human physicality and fragility in this accomplished essay. The strong and evocative writing invokes a vivid sense of place, both in Australia's Alpine regions and in the domestic context. The author skilfully and effortlessly interweaves connections between human experience and geological time. The result is authoritative, controlled, intellectual and objective, and at the same time tender, often lyrical.
Many thanks to our judges, Adrienne Eberhard and Dael Alison, whose thoughtful and insightful reading of the entries is hugely appreciated. Special thanks to our major sponsor, Wildcare Tasmania, who have been with the prize since its inception, ten years ago.
Thanks too to our other sponsors and helpers, including Tasmania Parks and Wildlife Service, The Freycinet Experience Walk, The Tasmanian Writers' Centre, In Graphic Detail, and Island Magazine.
And finally thanks to all of those writers who cared enough about their relationship to nature to enter the prize. As prize convenor, Peter Grant said on the night:
One small remedy to the overwhelming issues that face our world is to bear witness to the places we share with other life forms. This is one of the reasons for nature writing. Lest we forget where we belong.
About the 2011 Prize
The 2011 Prize attracted entries from writers all over , and as far afield as Newfoundland, . The Prize winners were announced on April 2 during "10 Days on the Island ". The major award went to Peter Shepherd ( Upper Brogo, NSW) for his essay "In the Land of Nod". Peter receives $5 000 plus return airfares to Hobart and a two week residency in a Tasmanian national park.
Peter wrote about the prize "The Wildcare Nature Writing Prize has been, for many years, both my inspiration and my big stick. It has led me ... to a new level in my writing. What drives me is respect: for the existence of the prize, for the standard and for its aim of drawing attention to what nature writing can offer. I believe it can offer a lot. No, actually I believe it can offer the world"
The minor awards were shared by Amanda Curtain ( Bassendean, WA ) for "On the Uses of the Dead to the Living", and Elizabeth Bryer (Yarravile, Vic) for "Of Stars and a Lake ". They each receive $250.
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Art & Language: Speaking of 'Nobody Spoke'25 November 2014 Video
A new performance by The Jackson Pollock Bar is now available to view online as is a conversation with Art & Language
A new performance by The Jackson Pollock Bar is now available to view online as is a conversation with Art & Language
Lisson Gallery is pleased to announce its representation of Adam Broomberg & Oliver Chanarin
Christian Jankowski will curate Manifesta 11 in 2016, the first time an artist has been awarded its stewardship
Nam June Paik Art Center is pleased to announce Haroon Mirza as winner of the 2014 Nam June Paik Art Center Prize
Lisson Gallery First Weekend talk with Sophie O'Brien and Sarah Thornton, "Marina Abramovic: Public performer and private persona"
The creation of the third installment of Cabaret Crusades, entitled The Secrets of Karbala is part of a new show in Germany at K20
Lisson Gallery First Weekend talk with Georgina Adam of the FT and Ossian Ward: "Economics vs Aesthetics: art as asset, object of desire, or unfathomable thing"
Nathalie Djurberg and Hans Berg discuss the new interactive, immersive body of work featured in their debut solo exhibition at Lisson Gallery
A new film by Tate Shots visits Shirzeh Houshiary in her London studio to witness her process and discuss her work
The second of two panel discussions on the role of public art within architecture, to coincide with Genius Loci – Spirit of Place
An extensive selection from the 800 works in the Méaille Collection of Art & Language goes on display in Barcelona, 19 September – 12 April 2015
Tony Cragg's Walks of Life, made up of three monumental bronze sculptures, go display in New York, 18 September – 8 February 2015
An exciting collaboration has been announced between leading international artist Anish Kapoor and the world famous aerobatic team "The Red Arrows".
The film of a gallery conversation between Ossian Ward and Katharine Stout on the recent exhibition of Richard Long at Lisson Gallery London
The first of two panel discussions as part of Lisson Gallery's First Weekend programme of talks and events
Lisson Presents an exhibition of contemporary art relating to architecture and the public realm, produced with Berengo Studio
A major show for the French artist at BALTIC runs from 11 July – 12 October
The first major UK show for the Italian artist since 1980 includes key works and recent pieces
The Irish artist's first solo exhibition in France opens at the French regional art fund
The first solo presentation of the artists in Los Angeles is of a new performance and video
A new 8,500sq ft space will open in Chelsea in the first half of 2015
The Serpentine premieres a new durational performance lasting 64 days
'The 100 Years Show' documentary by Alison Klayman
Gallery artists in conversation, forthcoming and from the archive
The French artist has been commissioned to create a new set design for the Opera National de Paris
A new range of clothing and art supplies for the committed internet browser
A new commission by Spencer Finch for the National Spetember 11 Memorial Museum
The Rooftop Garden Commission, 'Hedge Two-Way Mirror Walkabout' reviewed
15-18 May Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre
9-12 May Randall's Island Park, Manhattan, New York
Two shows by Haroon Mirza in France include one at Le Corbusier's famous Villa Savoye
Wednesday 2 — Sunday 6 April 2014
An invited project that juxtaposes Cory Arcangel with renowned Italian artist Mario Schifano's Pop- and Postmodern-infused paintings.
Ryan Gander shows among the collection of Ernö Goldfinger at the Modernist's London home
To celebrate its China Focus, the gallery is bringing a major painting by Liu Xiaodong to New York
First Weekend talks get underway with conversation between Wael Shawky and Christian Jankowski
Tilburg's Museum De Pont opens a new show of Dan Graham's Pavilion works and beyond
A survey of the sculptor is accompanied by his curated group show 'Asbtract Drawing'
The Audemars Piguet Outstanding Contribution to Contemporary Asian Art goes to Liu Xiaodong
Museum Haus Konstruktiv and Zurich Insurance Group award British artist Haroon Mirza
16-19 January at Marina Bay Sands Convention Centre, Level 3, Room: Angsana 3A & 3B
Lisson Gallery announces its first exhibition with Brooklyn-based artist
The London-based Spanish artist talks to the Sunday Times Magazine about how she makes her work
The Korean-born artist is the latest in a prestigious line of guest artists to show in the royal palace.
4 – 7 December 2013, Miami Beach Convention Center
The Chinese authorities threaten Ai Weiwei to keep his mouth shut, but to him a life lived in silence is not a life. It is a death.
Queens Museum, New York: weekend of 23 – 24 November 2013 and then showing until 30 March 2014
VIP opening: Tues 19 November, from 7-11pm; public days, Wed 20-Thurs 21, from 3-10pm; Fri 22-Sat 23, from 2-10pm
SFMOMA in Silicon Valley Los Altos, November 09, 2013 - March 02, 2014
A presentation of gallery artists opens this week: Wednesday 23 - Friday 25 October 2013, at the Grand Palais, Paris
A major new exhibition at Fondazione Nicola Trussardi, Milan, 22 October – 24 November 2013
The artist introduces Two Cubes, One Rotated 45 Degrees, at Turner Contemporary in Margate
A new pavilion by Dan Graham, entitled Groovy Spiral, debuts at the Frieze Art Fair in London
This solo presentation of historic work by Richard Long includes monumental mud and stone works
Daily screenings of a newly-commissioned documentary about Liu Xiaodong's London residency
The artist's inaugural show in Turkey runs from 10 September – 5 January 2014 at the Sakip Sabanci Museum, Istanbul
'Santiago Sierra - Sculpture, Photography, Film' Sammlung Falckenberg, Hamburg. 7 September – 12 January 2014
Hamburger Kunsthalle 14 July – 20 October
Whitechapel Gallery, London until 5 September 2013
Capitole, Chapelle Saint-Laurent, Arles until 22 September
DHC/Art, Montréal until 24 September 2013
GARAGE CENTER FOR CONTEMPORARY CULTURE PRESENTS 21 June – 25 August 2013
Exhibition at Kunstraum Dombim, Austria 20 June – 18 August 2013
St. Helens, London from 20 June
Centre for Contemporary Art Ujazdowski Castle, Warsaw 8 June – 25 August
Exhibition and Collateral Event at the 55th International Art Exhibition — la Biennale di Venezia until 24 November 2013
Collateral Event of the 55th International Art Exhibition la Biennale di Venezia 1 June – 24 November 2013
Torre di Porta Nuova, Arsenale Nord, Venezia until 24 November
Zuecca Project Space until 15 september 2013
Pedro Reyes: DISARM - London 26 March 2013. Performance produced by John Coxon. Musicians: Eben Bull, Rupert Clervaux, John Coxon, Beatrice Dillon, Charles Hayward, Tom Lamb, Ashley Wales
Richard Deacon talks to Lisson Gallery about his newly opened exhibition 'Association' which runs until 23 June 2012.
Indianapolis Museum of Art: 1 February 2013 – 19 January 2014


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This Sunday is the Joe Wilson's Saint Patty's Breakfast! Come to the IOOF hall between 7:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. for some of the best pancakes, eggs and sausage made. The only thing I can think of better than Sunday breakfast, is Sunday breakfast when someone else does the cooking! This is a community event, sponsored by the White Bird Chamber and some of the proceeds of this breakfast will be donated to the White Bird EMTs in memory of Ada Wilson.
The White Bird women's social will be this Saturday. They will meet at the hall at 9 a.m. to help prepare for the community breakfast on Sunday. If you would like to be a part of this, feel free to show up ready to pitch in. Bring a sack lunch for the social or some of the women just eat at Mac's.
About eight men joined Pleasant View Baptist Church for breakfast last Saturday. The guys intend to get together every second Saturday for food and fellowship at 7-8 a.m. every month. Bring your appetite and join us. The Idaho Pathfinders Club will be having their hamburger ride to Pittsburg on Sunday also. They will be serving hamburgers at Pittsburg Landing from 1-2:30 p.m. Cost is $5 a person and there is no sign-in time, or return time. There will be T-shirts and hats, and membership sign-up forms. They will also have a 50/50 drawing. Join in on your 4-wheeler or just take the beautiful drive in the comfort of your own rig. You might not be aware of how much you should be appreciating them. They do a lot of behind the scenes preserving some of our freedoms. Their meetings are at Hoot's Café on the first Wednesday of every month at 7 p.m. If you want to be a part of a really fun and great group, doing some good things for our community, check them out! For information you can call Dean or Brenda at 839-2303.
Canyon House will be celebrating its 11th anniversary on Saturday, March 22. There will be discounts throughout the entire store. Come in and sign up for the monthly drawing plus door prizes. You can also check out Canyon House on Facebook for information and more deals. Thanks so much to all of you who have made Canyon House so much fun for the last 11 years.
Cribbage this week brought in a big crowd of 22 players. Lydia got first place and Jim M. got second. Join in next week at the Silver Dollar at 2 p.m.
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"On behalf of all the Marines from Aco 1/4 98-02, that were outraged to hear about Randy Orton portraying a Marine in the next movie "Marine: Homefront", I'd like to thank the WWE for pulling Orton from the role when they heard about his disloyal service to the United States Marine Corps.
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Ya see I could make a mill, and don't have to sell drugs
I could smoke a roach, and do have to light bugs
I could pack a bowl, but I'm not Cheech and Chong
Not Cypress Hill, but I like hittin' bongs
I can be fat, and don't have to gain weight
I can be a legend, and don't have to be great
I don't have to take a plane to fly high
I don't wanna live my life just to die
I can be a DJ, and don't have to scratch
I could spark my cigarette with a lighter or match
I can have a gun, and I don't have to shoot
I can get a job, and try to earn a little loot
I could be a bum and live in a box
I could move to your neighborhood, stayin' on your block
I can like tricks, but I'm not a silly rabbit
I can't stop smokin' because I can't kick the habit
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A judge is refusing to reduce the sentence for a former Virginia Tech graduate student who admitted to decapitating a classmate.
Haiyang Zhu (HY'-yuhng JOO) was sentenced in April to to life without parole. He pleaded guilty to first-degree murder in the death of fellow Chinese student Xin Yang (shin yuhng) in January 2009.
A Montgomery County Circuit Court judge on Tuesday refused to reconsider the sentence.
Zhu's attorneys said he has no criminal record and no history of violence, but prosecutors argued the only way to protect the public is to keep him in prison.
Zhu attacked and decapitated Yang as the pair had coffee at a campus eatery. Prosecutors said Zhu killed the woman because she rejected his romantic advances.
The slaying was the first at the university since a deadly mass shooting there in 2007.
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Angle vs. Gymini- This was a good match which made Angle look like a unstoppable monster. 8/10
Show/Cole segment- Show's explanation of the attack was a little weird but the attack on Cole was violent and good. Looking forward to Show vs.Tazz next week. 7/10
Helms vs. Psichosis- Having your heel champion defeat a face clean is a different approach but good match to hype the bash. 8/10
Undertaker/Khali promo: Same Taker stuff. Pretty decent. 6/10
JBL/Kennedy promo: Gold. You're really doing some good stuff with these two guys. The power rangers line was hilarious. 9/10
Pitbulls vs. Hooligans: Great match. Good ending. I have a feeling that the Pitulls will be added to the title match at the Bash.
Booker promo: Nice short promo to hype the bash and the main event tag. 7/10
Batista vs. Dean: Batista wins a funny squash match. Good use of Dean. 7/10
Batista-Henry brawl: Another great angle using Batista and Henry. This is the second week you used the pull apart brawl and its working for this feud. 9/10
Note: Nice Chris Benoit video package. Can't wait for him to return.
Batista/Angle promo: Really intense promo. But you may have given away that its these two for the title at Summerslam. 8/10
Main Event Tag: Another great match. Didn't like the DQ ending. The aftermath of the match was perfect. Mysterio picked up the win. Angle looked like a monster by destroying everyone. And Booker is the last one standing. 9/10
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The Canadian Craft Beer Cookbook
Dimesions: 8 x 9.5
Page Count: 208
Binding: Paperback with flaps
Features: 75 recipes; full colour throughout, including photographs; index
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The Canadian Craft Beer Cookbook
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