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Just what do you see when you're eating cereal for breakfast? Some literal thinkers might see just what's there – a bowl of cereal, something to eat and provide nourishment. Individuals with a bit more artistic inclination might see the stars of the sky spreading across the Milky Way, or a surreal pond filled with edible lilly pads. What Visual and Interactive Designer Ed Lea sees is a visual metaphor for web products. His graphic featured here looks at how such a designer could interpret their breakfast. [Read more…]
Innovation Barometer: Business Execs Weigh In
Now this is a great way to visualize a survey. For the second year running, GE has asked senior business executives the world over (2,800 to be exact) to weigh in with their opinions on 5 different dimensions of innovation: the role of government, new models of innovation, spurring innovation, innovation culture, innovation actors and optimism from innovation. [Read more…]
A Flashy Year of Snapshots Around The World
On any given day, could you say where the most photographs where being snapped around the world? It would be hard to say, except with this new visualization. Using data from around the web, including a healthy dose of imagery from flickr, Triposo has put together a world map that literally flickers with photographic activity. Different countries light up according to their most significant holidays, events and seasons. [Read more…]
How The New York Times Tracks Twitter Secrets in 3D
For those of us that use Twitter, it's an often mysterious and intangible process that happens once we hit the "tweet" button and our 140 character expression is launched out to the web universe. What is the impact of a single tweet? Who hears our message and who shares it? Where does it travel once it has left our hands? These and other questions have been difficult to visualize, considering Twitters rather slippery nature… until now, when the New York Times R&D Lab has been perfecting a system they call Cascade. [Read more…]
When Were Words Popular? PopSci Archive Explorer
If you've ever wondered about the popularity of topics through time, this new interactive archive of Popular Science magazine is just the thing. With the help of a team at Google, the entire catalog of 1,563 Popular Science issues starting at the magazines inception in 1872 has been archived, creating a set of mineable data totaling 1.35-gigabytes. By using both a visual calendar and a circular animation of dates, users of the new Archive Explorer can see when words and terms were popular based on the number of times they appeared in that month issue. Especially interesting is observing when words like "internet" and "communist" came into use. Check it out for yourself at popsci.com [Read more…]
Baroque.me: An Interactive Look at Bach's Prelude
The last time we mentioned Alexander Chen he had converted the New York subway map into an interactive stringed instrument. Continuing the musical theme, he's now taken the iconic prelude to Bach's Cello Suites No. 1 and made an interactive visualization you can mess around with until the tune's completely "Baroque." The orbiting dots pluck the strings, like a rotating music box. You can grab and throw the nodes off track using your pointer, then watch as they slowly regain their orbit and the tune its rhythm. See the video at the bottom or head to Baroque.me to play with history [Read more…]
Visualized: How A Population Grows To 7 Billion
The world population was just 1 billion people in 1804, but now just two centuries later the people count on our planet has reached an astounding 7 billion. What has contributed to this exponential and dramatic increase, and what does it mean for us in the future? As this video and related article by NPR cleverly explores, the causes are far simpler than the solutions. What will our population reach in the next 100 years? [Read more…]
The Making of an Infographic: Visualizing US/China Trade
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In 2011 I got to work Fun Fun Fun Fest as security. I got the job through a friend of mine who had worked the fest in years past. As we walked through the various backstage areas to find the head of security and pick up my credentials, I got to take in the layout of the fest. There was no crazy segr ... More >>
Fun Fun Fun Fest Auditorium Shores Friday, November 2-Sunday, November 4 In its seventh year, Fun Fun Fun Fest has settled into a very curious meta place. Standing in a crowd at any one of the four stages, you were often watching a show via someone's iPhone or iPad. That Terrence Malick has been f ... More >>
Leading up to our November 10 showcase, we'll be getting you familiar with some of our Dallas Observer Music Awards nominees, either via past features we've done on them, or new ones. You can vote for your favorite acts, venues and more right here. If you've ever wanted to employ the phrase "hardco ... More >>
This probably won't be a very popular sentiment in the Top Chef blogosphere, but we aren't exactly all aboard the Richard Blais bandwagon. Sure, Blais is a true Jedi in the kitchen, and he has an affable personality that shines through both on his happier Top Chef days and his thoroughly ent ... More >>
Billy BlairFor no apparent reason, not one, but two Dallas-based musicians made contributions to Robert Rodriguez's latest film, Machete: 17-year-old Tiger Darrow, a burgeoning local pop artist and Rodriguez intern was afforded the opportunity to score three different scenes in the film, and lo ... More >>
Wild Child takes over House of Blues
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The long walk over, Julie Delpy explores what comes next (i.e., the hard part)
The Inwood is playing with the boys
The Iceman knows three ways to kick ass
Walk the Line never strays from the dull telling of a tall tale
Downey and Kilmer make perfect detectives in Kiss Kiss Bang Bang
The Z-Boys roll into Dogtown again, and truth is cooler than fiction
An epic story turns human--and fallible-- in Oliver Stone's Alexander
The master of macho dialogue loses his touch
A parade of crazies keeps this Sea afloat
Visit Red Planet, and you'll boldly go where everyone has gone before
Joe the King is as subtle as a smack in the face, which is the point
The Prince of Egypt offers up the 10 commandments of (brotherly) love
The Jackal offers the funof watching big-ticket actors trying to spin their images
Joel Schumacher, not Mr. Freeze, kills the Dark Knight
Val Kilmer smirks his way through the loopy, retro Saint
The Island of Dr. Moreau is a shambles, but too bizarre just to ignore
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Evolution in the Holy Land
All creation is the doings of God's hands, no matter how he did it. When I look at a painting, I can connect somehow with the painter, and the same goes with the universe and God.
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All creation is the doings of God's hands, no matter how he did it. When I look at a painting, I can connect somehow with the painter, and the same goes with the universe and God.
Collection of the best articles of the past several weeks on science (and faith) from around the web.
The words we use to talk about the Bible and science often predispose us towards unnecessary conflicts.
If discussions of science and religion sometimes get bogged down in Genesis, perhaps that is because they have not made the preparatory journey through the rich material of the Wisdom books.
From a Judeo-Christian perspective, all of these curiosities dovetail into a profoundly meaningful explanation: Being made in God's image helps to explain our creative and investigative skills, particularly when we consider that God has specially engineered this universe to reveal himself to human beings.
The new Gallup survey shows in broad strokes the challenge we face. But more nuanced surveys find that only 8% of Americans are convinced creationists whose beliefs are dear to them, and only 4% are convinced atheistic evolutionists whose beliefs are dear to them. The vast majority of Americans are not sure of their position and are open to a conversation.
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So what is BioLogos? Well it all began with a scientist and a book.
The BioLogos Book Club discussion of Francis Collins' The Language of God.
This list didn't come from a boring discussion of "what should be our core values." Rather, each of these commitments came up repeatedly in our discussions of what BioLogos is all about.
We can understand why man, modern man in particular, would like to mop the floors and bleach the walls. We might not be able to tame reality, but we can tame our perception of reality. We intellectualize in order to feel in control.
"Evangelicals really needed an organization that would stand up and say, in a nutshell, I'm an evangelical, and I accept evolution," he said.
"There was no better way, in Boyle's opinion, to 'give us so great a Wonder and Veneration' for God's wisdom, than 'by Knowing and Considering the Admirable Contrivance of the Particular Productions of that Immense Wisdom,' by which he mainly meant the exquisitely fashioned parts of animals both great and small."
A video greeting from BioLogos President Deborah Haarsma
Today we draw your attention to a couple of short term projects that have been completed and are now visible on our site: Our History and Small Group Resources.
The idea that the story we know is only the very beginning raises a new question in place of Feynman's objection that Christianity is provincial. Is it presumptuous to claim that in such a grand universe, possibly with intelligent life arising in many places, the redemption and transformation of the entire cosmos starts here, on our pale blue dot?
There is no formula for generating beliefs in people. There are plenty of people with access to the same facts who end up believing different things. But for many Christians—like the ones I heard from this week—access to information about the position we call "evolutionary creation" could make a significant difference for reconciling science and Christian faith.
In this series, Ryan Pettey offers several clips from his powerful documentary "From the Dust". This feature-length film is divided up into various sections, each of which wrestles with the difficult problems that arise when reconciling Scripture with the theory of evolution. A light of hope dawns on the science-faith conversation, however, as scientists and theologians engage in honest dialogue about tough issues such as the interpretation of Genesis, the nature of the Fall, and the idea of random design. Their profound insights are sure to enlighten all minds, raise deeper questions, and provoke new thought.


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United Way of Acadiana, USPS and Food Net are taking part in the 19th Annual National Association of Letter Carrier's Food Drive. The food drive will take place on Saturday, May 12, 2012. Gather canned goods and leave a bag near your mailbox to help feed families in Acadiana. The postman will pick-up any nonperishable food items left at the mailbox and deliver it to local food banks.
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From the music blog run by our sister paper in Houston comes a piece on the upcoming Peter Tosh box set that's got two DVDs documenting the ex-Wailer's life and one CD of Tosh rarities. Ernest Barteldes, one of our freelancers, penned the piece, which has some cool videos included in it.
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Sorry for the light posting around here, but we've had more upheaval in the medical field. My mother-in-law went into the hospital early last week with a veritable u-pick of symptoms and possible diagnoses that finally settled on kidney infection. She started treatment but wasn't getting better as quickly as expected, and then Thursday morning she had what the doctors in her small-town hospital thought was a heart attack. Lacking the facilities to treat her there, they sent her off to Big City Tennessee Hospital, where she was promptly placed in — no, not ICU — a room in the outpatient surgery area, the only one available at the time. Dear Husband, my SIL, and Oldest Daughter all scooted up to see her, only to find that it was almost impossible to shoehorn even one extra person into the room. She's in a regular one now.
The BCTH docs didn't think she'd had a heart attack after all, but they ordered a bunch of tests, which turned out to be a very good thing. After various scans and, I'd be willing to bet, enough blood draws to feed a vampire for months, it was determined that she has a stone blocking the exit to one of her kidneys, hence the infection and, possibly, the breathing problems and other symptoms that led to suspicion of a heart attack.
She also has cardiomyopathy. This is not a happy diagnosis, but it beats the hell out of the undiagnosed variety. She had a cardiac catheterization this morning, which showed no blockage, so my limited knowledge (and Google searches) lead me to think there will be lots of medication and monitoring in her future. I haven't heard the doc's report yet.
The kidney infection is clearing up, but she will need a couple of procedures to break up the stone — including an exciting visit with a lithotripter. Back in a previous life, I wrote several Certificate of Need applications for lithotripters, and the name still makes me laugh. It sounds like a fake high-tech device on Star Trek. Having seen someone suffer through passing a stone, however, I'll take the funny-name machine any day.
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text: The Associated Press Issues Guidelines for Reporting on the Ground Zero Mosque. First Guideline: Don't Call It the 'Ground Zero Mosque' by Michael Walsh 19 Aug 2010 post a comment Share This: 08/19/2010 AP Advisory AP Standards Center issues staff advisory on covering New York City mosque Associated Press Deputy Managing Editor for Standards and Production Tom Kent sent the following note to the staff about covering the New York City mosque story: Aug. 19, 2010 Colleagues, Here is some guidance on covering the NYC mosque story, with assists from Chad Roedemeier in the NYC bureau and Terry Hunt in Washington: 1. We should continue to avoid the phrase "ground zero mosque" or "mosque at ground zero" on all platforms. (We've very rarely used this wording, except in slugs, though we sometimes see other news sources using the term.) The site of the proposed Islamic center and mosque is not at ground zero, but two blocks away in a busy commercial area. We should continue to say it's "near" ground zero, or two blocks away. WE WILL CHANGE OUR SLUG ON THIS STORY LATER TODAY from "BC-Ground Zero Mosque" to "BC-NYC Mosque." In short headlines, some ways to refer to the project include: _ mosque 2 blocks from WTC site _ Muslim (or Islamic) center near WTC site _ mosque near ground zero _ mosque near WTC site We can refer to the project as a mosque, or as a proposed Islamic center that includes a mosque. It may be useful in some stories to note that Muslim prayer services have been held since 2009 in the building that the new project will replace. The proposal is to create a new, larger Islamic community center that would include a mosque, a swimming pool, gym, auditorium and other facilities. 2. Here is a succinct summary of President Obama's position: Obama has said he believes Muslims have the right to build an Islamic center in New York as a matter of religious freedom, though he's also said he won't take a position on whether they should actually build it. For additional background, you'll find below a Fact Check on the project that moved yesterday. Tom ---


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Cheney: Tea party 'positive' for GOP
"I think they raised issues that an awful lot of Americans care about," he says.
Cheney feared heart-device hack
He had the wireless feature of his defibrillator disabled so nobody could attempt to kill him.
On TV: The real power brokers
Many think the second in charge is the vice president, but chiefs of staff wield greater influence.
Bushies fear weakening presidency
President Obama has just turned decades of debate over presidential war powers on its head.
The ironic war plan
Imagine an SNL skit with Cheney fantasizing about Obama managing the pressure of going to war.
Cheney recalls 'America vs. Iraq'
The National Geographic Channel will debut its two-hour look at the Iraq War on Aug. 26.
Cheney pays Wyoming license fine
The flap over a fishing license has highlighted her limited connection to Wyoming.
A fishy tale about Enzi, Dick Cheney
Liz Cheney says they're not fly-fishing buddies.
Liz Cheney's best weapon: Her dad
Her inseparability from such a polarizing figure might seem like a drawback, but not in Wyoming.
'Veep' creator: Politics sells
Armando Iannucci says he really wants to know what Dick Cheney thinks of it.
Rove to Obama: Cheney had guts
He says Cheney defended NSA programs, while the president was "sending out underlings."
Obama: I'm not Dick Cheney
He rejects comparisons to similar surveillance efforts in the George W. Bush administration.
Snowden: Honored by Cheney slam
The former government contractor says the "traitor" remarks are a point of pride.
Cheney: 'I don't pay a lot of attention to' Obama
Says Obama lacks credibility
Cheney defends NSA surveillance
He says that critics of NSA programs are wrong.
Cheney: Snowden is a 'traitor,' possibly Chinese spy
Former Vice President Dick Cheney sees Edward Snowden as a "traitor" for revealing classified information about U.S. surveillance programs and that he's done some of the worst damage to national security in recent history.
What would Cheney do?
The White House has not channeled the former VP's defiance in the face of scandal.
Meet the Benghazi lobby
Republican enthusiasm for the story carried it far.
Cheney on Benghazi: Lies, cover up
He calls the it "one of the worst incidences" he's seen in his career.
Obama meets privately with energy industry CEOs on storms
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Kmart, Sears open on Thanksgiving
Updated On: Nov 08 2012 02:06:01 PM EST
Attention Holiday Shoppers! Sears and Kmart will both be open on Thanksgiving this year. The hours of operation will vary slightly, but there will be plenty of time for you to start, or finish, working on that list of holiday gifts.
While Kmart stores have been open for 21 years, this will be just the second time Sears will be open on the actual holiday. It's probably a bummer for employees, but Sears tries to take some of the sting out of working the holiday.
"We understand that many of our associates want to spend time with their families on the holiday, so Sears and Kmart will staff its stores with seasonal associates and those who have volunteered to work on Thanksgiving Day," said Ron Boire executive vice-president, chief merchandising officer, and president.
Holiday Hours
Sears stores will open at 8 p.m. local time on Thanksgiving Day and stay open until 10 p.m. on Black Friday. there will be two rounds of doorbusters, one when doors open at 8 p.m. on Thursday, and another Friday starting at 4 a.m.
Kmart stores will be open Thursday from 6 a.m. to 4 p.m. and from 8 p.m. to 3 a.m. Then, the stores will reopen at 5 a.m. on Black Friday and stay open until 11 p.m. Both retailers will be closed on Christmas Day.
Layaway Options
Earlier this season, Kmart and Sears also announced free layaway until Nov. 21, at Kmart, and Nov. 2 to Dec. 3 at Sears. Additionally, customers can now shop layaway online and take advantage of Kmart and Sears new ship-to-home feature on all layaway items.
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District named grant finalist
Date: November 27, 2012
by: Pam Eubanks | Managing Editor
The Manatee County School District is a top contender for a grant that could land the district $28.7 million.
The U.S. Department of Education has announced that Manatee is one of 61 finalists out of thousands of grant applications vying for 20 to 25 grants totaling up to $400 million.
"We have a ways to go, but this is a great way to start the week," said Doug Wagner, the district's director of adult, career and technical education.
Manatee's application includes funding for technology labs at elementary schools, as well as an addition to Manatee Technical Institute, called the Technology Zone, among other provisions.
Grant winners were expected to be named by Dec. 20, but the DOE expects a delay in the announcement in the wake of Hurricane Sandy.
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Is Britney Spears Pregnant?by Mischalova at . Comments
Silly us. We thought the news that Britney Spears might be engaged would be today's biggest story on the train wreck.
But we didn't plan for this news item: Britney might be pregnant!
In a Los Angeles Rite Aid last week, Spears and enabling, sketchy boyfriend Adnan Ghalib were spotted looking at pregnancy tests. Does this mean Brit is following in the uterus of sister Jamie Lynn Spears?
Or might her and Adnan just be playing a prank on us?
The photo agency responsible for this photo, Finalpixx, employs Ghalib. We're sure that just a coincidence.
Oh that is just so blatant! As if she couldn't get someone to get her a pg test or frappucinos,etc.
Ghalib's Wife: What did the bitch do?
Ghalib: Well, I acted like caring for her..you know I even got her some preg. tests..
Ghalib's wife: Throw that white trash around.. She'll believe non-white men anyway...:D
She's not washed for a long time....and did the butt crack show up there??? You guys seems to be over-protecting her...
a muslim baby! just like princess diana.


text: Box Office Predictions: 'Chronicle' Takes the Movies, Pats Take the Super Bowl by Movie Critic Assassins 3 Feb 2012 post a comment Share This: Last week saw Sensei's streak extend to 11 straight weeks. That streak faces a serious test this Super Bowl weekend. If you need a laugh before the big game, we've collected Master Iron Fist's funniest photo captions from 2011: Speaking of the big game, this weekend's predictions and revenue results go as follows: 1. Chronicle ($17 million) - Films usually have big drops because of the Super Bowl on Sunday, so the key to winning will be the film that can start the strongest on Friday. Currently, "Chronicle" has that advantage with its advance social media presence and appeal to action audiences, which are very strong right now. [youtube i-M5Qx57_UU nolink] 2. The Woman In Black ($12 million) - Daniel Radcliffe opens a film without his "Harry Potter" safety net. Sadly, as has been the pattern with all CBS film releases, marketing hasn't been strong. The picture is relying entirely on Radcliffe's name to try and pull a weekend win. That points to a diminished opening, especially on Super Bowl weekend. [youtube arixaTWmIA0 nolink] 3. The Grey ($9.5 Million) - Super Bowl weekend is very rough on holdovers. This will be a large drop, but the film will continue to do very well at the box office overall. [youtube gqP2o62sZMs nolink] 4. Big Miracle ($9.1 Million) - This film will beat some projections, but not by much. Family audiences will take the plunge, but that can only take you so far in just 1700 theaters. [youtube sghLvB201Sk nolink] 5. Underworld Awakening ($6 Million) - Keeping in line with those big Super Bowl weekend drops, even Ms. Beckinsale will be greatly affected by the gridiron classic. [youtube tUcrbUCWKQc nolink] Bonus Call: "How about a sports one?" #. Super Bowl XLVI (Patriots 34, Giants 24) - In an epic rematch of Super Bowl XLII, look for Tom Brady and his high-powered offense to finally outlast New York's incredibly sound defense. Happy football weekend, everyone.


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Flooding Issue in Western Nebraska
Updated: 06/20/2011 - Flood and flash flood warnings remain in effect for parts of western Nebraska, thanks to rain totals of 4 inches in some areas.
Updated: 06/20/2011 - Flood and flash flood warnings remain in effect for parts of western Nebraska, thanks to rain totals of 4 inches in some areas.
Updated: 06/21/2011 - A line of severe storms moved through Omaha Monday night, forcing the CWS game to be postponed until the following day.
Posted: 06/17/2011 - University of Nebraska students will pay more next year for tuition. At a time when most college students already leave school with sizable loans, tuition is being bumped up another 5%.
Updated: 06/17/2011 - Some people in Council Bluffs and Omaha Friday afternoon may see a BlackHawk helicopter working near the river. Officials say there is no cause for alarm.
Updated: 06/16/2011 - First the good news. The city of Omaha says a pipe is being fixed near TD Ameritrade Park. The pipe caused a pooling of water in Parking Lot D earlier this week, which covered roughly 200 parking spots.
Updated: 06/15/2011 - A new round of calls to get your credit card information is making the rounds.
Posted: 06/15/2011 - Authorities say a 31-year-old Lincoln man has been given seven years in federal prison for receiving child pornography.
Posted: 06/15/2011 - The closing of I-29 leads to requests for travelers.
Updated: 06/15/2011 - Interstate 29 in southwest Iowa and northwest Missouri was closed Wednesday afternoon in both directions because of Missouri River flooding.
Updated: 06/15/2011 - While 75 youngsters play the staff at Camp Eppley south of Bellevue watches the river levees. The camp sits about one mile from the rising Missouri and right next to the swollen Platte river.
Updated: 06/14/2011 - As everyone waits for the Missouri River to crest, a number residents who live near the levee in Council Bluffs aren't waiting to prepare for the worst.
Updated: 06/13/2011 - Monthly customers of a downtown Omaha parking garage have been notified they may have to pay again to park this College World Series weekend.
Posted: 06/13/2011 - So how long will the flood waters stay? Projections indicate areas near the river will be saturated for months and that could cause even more problems long after the flood waters have dissipated. One of those problems, large trees falling over after sitting in water.
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Updated: 06/10/2011 - Four Iowa National Guard soldiers have been wounded in Afghanistan. In a news release the Iowa National Guard said it happened when their vehicle hit an IED (improvised explosive device) this past Tuesday.
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- Private Party Facilities: Spacious, stylish and with views of the open plan kitchen and bar, the glass-fronted Private Dining Rooms allow guests to enjoy an intimate occasion yet still feel very much part of the restaurant and its ambience. Perfect for a variety of business occasions or a private event, the two rooms can accommodate up to 50 guests in each with the option to be opened into one room able to seat 100. Alternatively, the rooms can be used for a standing reception for up to 150 guests.
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Situated within the cosmopolitan surroundings of Brindleyplace, Bank Birmingham is chic and sophisticated with the character of a lively continental brasserie. From the moment you walk through the revolving doors you are absorbed by the bustling atmosphere, vibrant setting and enticing aromas. The dining area is spacious yet intimate with a relaxed, informal atmosphere. Elegant wine racks adorn the back wall, interspersed with views of the chefs in action in the open kitchen, whilst the front overlooks the beautiful 19th century canals. The alfresco terrace areas are calm, relaxing and boast superb views, making them the perfect settings for whiling away the hazy summer days with a delicious meal or cooling cocktail.Continued
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Bank Birmingham reviews from OpenTable diners
29 reviews since 26 November 2013
- Food4.3Service3.9
- Ambience3.9Value3.6
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- RelaxedBumbleDined on 15/11/2014My partner and I went for lunch on Saturday with two friends. The service was relaxed and friendly and the food was very tasty. My friend and I tried the Scallop special which was tasty although a little cold (always a risk with scallops). My partner had the haddock risotto which he thoroughly enjoyed and the last of our party had the chicken caesar salad which was very generous on all accounts. A good time was had by all.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lovely foodOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 15/10/2014Lovely food, friendly courteous staff, nice atmosphere. Brilliant under cover heated outside seating areaSpecial Features:
- Fails to live upto its namebrumfoodieDined on 10/10/2014I have heard past stories of bank being a place to eat within Birmingham, however one was most disappointed with the overall offering. I gave the food a 4 star rating as this was very good however the fillet steak came on a plate with no side salads or any other offering which is rather strange. In terms of the service staff were very rushed and seemed to not really pay us any attention apart from the obligation to ask if everything was ok with the meal.. There was no personal manor from the waiter and we were chasing him for drinks etc rather than being asked. In regards to the venue itself it was a little sad as it comes across as a dated strip club inside with a overly modern dated interior.
- MattVIPDined on 7/10/2014Stunning little find. Would Recommend that you try the cote De boef and Lobster as both were amazing. The only complaint was the cardinal sin of serving warm Limoncello - Yuk
- Still got itfatfred2Dined on 30/8/2014We are pretty regularly in and around the Bank sometimes just for drinks as cocktailstake some beating, this visit involved the usual food and drinks and we were glad that the buzz was style around the place and that the food stood up to its usual high standard even if a lot of basic dishes. Slight issue seems that not enough bar staff at times.Special Features:
- Terrible serviceCb01VIPDined on 2/8/2014We were told out table wasn't ready (we were 15 mins early) despite there been loads of tables unoccupied both inside and out - so were made to order drinks at bar to "wait", once finally seated it took them 10 minutes to bring a menu, bread was forgotten and we had to ask on 2 occasions for out drinks, took 25 mins longer for out order to actually be taken. Good was good, staff horrendousSpecial Features:
- Great for food and drinks!LuluDined on 12/7/2014I booked this table for my boyfriend and I, we were in Birmingham for the weeked to do some shopping. I was really impressed as we arrived, the restaurant looked really smart and ambiance was great. The menu wasn't too varied, I could have done with a few more options accross the board, but once we recieved our food it was really tasty and perfectly cooked. It wasnt cheap, but around the price you would expect, and I would definitely go back!Special Features:
- Bank Restaurant, BirminghamukbrendaVIPDined on 9/7/2014Lovely restaurant! Have eaten here many times over the years! Good and service excellent! Very expensive though!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Service poor and too slowVeggiegalDined on 27/6/20143 hours for a lunch with just a main course is just not good enough!
- Friendly staffPandE23Dined on 20/4/2014We received a warm greeting, excellent service with an appropriately attentive waiter. Food was good, and the overall experience excellent. Highly recommended!Special Features:
- First ClassChrissyGDined on 15/3/2014Fantastic hosting, service and above all, superb food. Great music and outside lounge. Highly recommended.Special Features:
- After work meal, pre concertAngierolloDined on 13/3/2014Have eaten here a few times now and they are just brilliant. Great service and food. Definitely recommend this restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Service outstandingMerlinDined on 8/2/2014I though the service from start to finish was out standing , the food was good but ive had better in bham not that would not stop me from going again or recommending it to any one , i will visit again to see if the service was a one off or if it is like it all the time , if it is like it all the time i would like to bring some my staff to see how customer service should be do e .. It was that goodSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ExcellentDav59Dined on 1/2/2014Great service, very friendly and welcoming staff. Would definitely go again and good place for drinks.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delicious oysters and juicy steakRossmeisterDined on 17/1/2014Really enjoyed our visit. A stone throw from the nia so perfect for pre or post show dinner. Service was a little slow , or drink orders took quite a while but the staff are very friendly and professional.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Bank BirminghamEskimonel73Dined on 10/1/2014Wanted to go to Bank for years, finally got there a fortnight ago and it was well worth the wait. The service was fantastic, extremely helpful and attentive without being in your face and over the top. Had 3 courses, the best by far though was the smoked haddock and leek risotto with poached egg...I would go back again just for that. Only one disappointment, my pudding. Chocolate brownie was too full of nuts, too small and too chewy. Will definitely be going back again in the summer.Special Features:
- lost some charmlunchwithfriendsDined on 2/1/2014I used to be a regular at Bank years ago and decided to go back for a special lunch with a friend. The food is good but the service is a little lacklustre and the one thing I cannot believe is that it has not had a revamp in all these years. It still has that hugely naff mural on the wall in the restaurant and the bar area looks decidedly grim. Bank used to be the premier dining establishment in Birmingham, but it has been overtaken by others and has not even tried to keep up which is a little sad. It was £230 for lunch for two (with wine and a couple of cocktails) and so it is not cheap and I think other places offer a nicer environment and food of equal or better quality.Special Features:
- Food and restaurant were fine.ShropdineDined on 6/12/2013Food and restaurant were fine. However the reservation was made online through Top Table for 8pm weeks prior to the required date but when we arrived at the restaurant they had the reservation time down for 7.30. After much waiting around on a busy Friday night we finally were offered a table.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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- Fantastic all-in-one venue.OllieBDined on 23/11/2013This place has it all. A fabulous outside area, a welcoming, buzzing bar and a sumptuous menu delivered through excellent service. Well recommended. My only criticism is that the tables are soooo close together. Not only can you smell what the other diners are having, you can virtually taste it.Special Features:
- DisappointingTmerDined on 2/11/2013Poor value and poor food but the service was a saving grace.
- Bank @ Brindley placeah179865Dined on 26/10/2013Recently visited Bank for a pre theartre meal. They were aware of our time constraints and delivered excellent service based upon this comstraint. The food was very good - the steak I had was very high quality and well cooked. I have eaten here before and will go back again in the futureSpecial Features:
- Saturday nightdinerDined on 28/9/2013We booked for 9.30 When we arrived they had no record of our booking although it was confirmed by email through toptable We noticed that another group were also been told that they had no booking We then had to wait for 45 minutes for a table After this everything went very well Food excellent and good vaue. Service very attentive and friendly and efficient Music a little loud and clubby for our tastesSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Girls work mealPacyDined on 29/8/2013We had a great evening and were looked after really well. The food and service was first class. Great atmosphere too!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great evening meal!GarfieldDined on 9/8/2013Excellent place to eat & drink, very stylish & modern with great service & amazing food! Would definitely go again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fantastic food!DianneDined on 9/8/2013Really enjoyed another visit and as ever, a good meal, good wine and a great placeSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great placeluvniceplacesDined on 19/7/2013Been several times now and always been great, the staff are so courtious and very attentive, they all seem to take pride in their work. Must say that this time we went the food was even better than before. We'll be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Birthday mealFoodyDined on 18/7/2013Went to bank to celebrate my birthday last Thursday and i must say i was very impressed, more so as we was sitting on the terrace in the sunshine (which i didnt realise bank had for years). Food was delicious and the service was excellent. Would definitely recommend for an enjoyable outside evening meal.Special Features:
- Another good meal at BankMandmDined on 29/6/2013Second time we have eaten at Bank before going to a concert. Both times the staff, service and food have been superb.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food, lively atmosphere, $$$2OnSatNightDined on 22/6/2013As with other reviewers, agree that food was very tasty, well presented and well proportioned. It is *not* the 'haute cuisine' of the type of 'a sliver of wild ... with a froth of unicorn spittle and fairy dust' - just tasty and good quality. Atmosphere on a Saturday night was lively - not romantic - but a good background hum with no annoyances of over exuberant guests. The service was ok - Our server was very polite and efficient - though it appeared they were just coping with the busy trade and it was on the side of being less attentive than it could have been. I have no issue with pouring my own wine if we are thirsty and did so on one occasion. We'd go again - knowing what to expect.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Friday night meal for 2SheffieldfoodiesDined on 21/6/2013My wife and I enjoyed our trip to Bank retaurant on 21st June 2013. The quality of food was excellent and the service at table was also very good - 1 point taken off for the service due to having to wait ages for pre-dinner drinks at the bar. The restaurant was extremely busy with a large table behind each of us which meant that the ambience was not particularly ideal for a romantic meal and the wine was pretty expensive. Having said that it didn't detract from our evening and I would recommend for any special occasion.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent............KevinDined on 1/6/2013On our first visit to Bank we received a pleasant welcome and were shown to our table where our drink order was taken and we were left to peruse the menu with a good choice of dishes. Service was precise and very friendly throughout, food was excellent (Smoked haddock starter followed by Malayan Chicken for me), good wine selection and overall a really great night. Restaurant was a little on the noisy side which didn't bother us but may not suit everyone. Toilets are not easy to find and really need to be cleaned more regularly. Would definately recommend a visit and will certainly be returning.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Bank BirminghamukbrendaVIPDined on 24/5/2013Have eaten here many times in the past and have always enjoyed it. I would say the food is adequate. Not out of this world - but the prices! Nearly a £100 for two people and we shared a starter. £7.50 for a glass of wine - it really is not worth the money and I'm not sure I would go back here again in a hurry.Special Features:
- Lovely!Pickle86Dined on 15/5/2013An early dinner for us as we had tickets for the NIA, which you can see from the window it's so close! Excellent Mojito at the bar whilst browsing the menu. Tasty food, portion sizes just right. A treat!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food, great service,alasDined on 11/5/2013Great food, great service, good lively restaurant. Wine not cheap but you don't mind when the food is that goodSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lazy SundayfinedinerVIPDined on 17/2/2013We were certainly allowed plenty of time to enjoy our pre-concert meal - no-one rushing us off, even though it was busy. Unusual and delicious soup combination, but paella with salmon was a bit salty. Our table was a little too close to the next one, but we coped. As ever, service was personal and friendly.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Service Second To NoneKablarDined on 14/2/2013Despite being one of the busiest nights of the year - Valentine's Day, our table was ready and waiting for us. We were offered drinks at the bar and never felt rushed into being seated straight away. The service, ambience and quality were all absolutely fantastic. The staff were very attentive without ever being intrusive. Value for money was much better than I thought it would be at such an upscale restaurant. My girlfriend and I both had a 3 course meal (I had fillet steak), and we shared a bottle of Prosecco and the bill was still under £100 - even with a 12.5% tip!! You can't argue with that.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lunch at the BankTheSmurfsterDined on 5/2/2013The lunch was very good, as usual, though it was a little quiet (typical for January). The wine selection is always good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Birthday treatLuciDined on 29/1/2013Had an early evening dinner there for my birthday. Have dined there many times before and as a Club Individual member they knew it was my birthday and gave me a free glass of prosecco - nice touch. Not so impressed with the bar area being cordoned off because of a large party (not in evidence) nor with the bar waiter who wouldn't wait for me to show my Brindley Place card so I didn't get the discount. Still the set menu was very good - crayfish and melon, roasted veg frittata (salmon for husband) and peanut butter cheesecake and brilliant value so mustn't complain too much.Special Features:
- Quick ServicefinedinerVIPDined on 29/1/2013Having been held up in traffic, it was a rather a rushed pre-concert meal - so I appreciated the way they acted promptly to ensure I could make the concert without indigestion. Mushroom soup of the highest calibre!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- trendy atmosphere with good foodScrumpyDined on 18/1/2013Trendy restaurant and bar, which is good for pre/post going to the NIA and also for a nice meal for special occasions. Fantastic service although a little more selection on the starters would be good Overall a great nightSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Update On My Godson The Eagle Scout
The other day we brought you the story of my godson, Matthew Whalen. Matt is an Eagle Scout, a high school honors student and a U.S. Army soldier with a dream of attending West Point after he graduates from high school. He was suspended from school for having a pocket knife locked in his car.
Well, after the local ABC affiliate ran a story on it, this has just exploded all over the media now (okay, it sort of helps that I passed the story on to every media outlet I could get contact info for.) This morning, Matt was on Fox & Friends on the Fox News Channel.
There is also an article on the FOXNews.com mainpage about Matt as well as a poll. (With over 35,000 votes as of this writing, 98 percent are siding with Matt.) Apparently, Neal Boortz was also talking about it on his nationally syndicated radio show today.
The local paper, The Albany Times Union, is now carrying the story and the other local network affiliates are taking notice now that Matt has gone national.
And this Thursday night, Matt and his father Bryan are slated to be back on the Fox News Channel on Sean Hannity's show.
These people picked the wrong kid to mess with…
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I was just wondering if you have a number we can call so we can ream the school board and or superintendent out. Such arrogance on there part is rediculous.
I have already emailed the Superintendent asking which moron is responsible for hurting a student's chance into a military academy.
George J. Goodwin
(518) 233-6850
Principal ANGELINA BERGIN
Telephone (518) 233-6806
no email found
what do you bet its probably firstname.lastname@example.com?
JM in NC
Lansingburg School District Offices:
(George Goodwin, Superintendent)
America's Scouts-Armed and Dangerous! « Renaissance Ruminations
[...] And two things…one, the knife was a gift from his grandfather-who is the local chief of police….two, Whalen is the godson of blogger Riley at Virginia Virtucon. [...]
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TAMPA, Fla. (AP) - The mother of a 12-year-old Florida girl who jumped to her death after being bullied for months is exploring her legal options, her attorneys said Thursday.
Attorneys for Rebecca Sedwick's mother have taken no legal action yet, but they haven't ruled out suing Polk County schools or the parents of two middle school girls who were arrested in connection with Sedwick's death, they said.
"It's a difficult process," said David Henry, lead attorney for Tricia Norman. "There are a number of other children who also participated."
Among the attorneys representing Norman is former Gov. Charlie Crist.
"It's got to be stopped. It's got to be rooted out," Crist said at a news conference. "It's not like somebody getting shoved on a playground."
Two of Sedwick's schoolmates, who deputies say were primarily responsible for the bullying, were arrested last week. The girls, ages 14 and 12, were charged with stalking.
Norman's attorneys said they have set up a website to help her raise $5,400 to pay for funeral costs. Any additional funds will be used for anti-bullying causes.
"A little bit of me is angry," Norman said. "I'm grateful for the chance to save other kids."
Rebecca Sedwick Funeral Fund and Anti-Bullying Campaign: http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/rebecca-sedwick-funeral-fund-and-anti-bullying-campaign
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Neighbors, friends, and a former co-worker of Dr. Gabriele are expressing their shock over the Gabrieles' deaths.
Many were in disbelief after learning that the couple ended their lives this morning. One neighbor says Dr. Gabriele insisted he was innocent and that he and his wife would fight the charges against them.
Those who knew the couple say they enjoyed ballroom dancing and the eye practice was their life.
Neighbors say the Gabrieles' Granger home was usually quiet-- and that the couple, married with no children, usually kept to themselves.
"Just like everyone else, wave, say hi, did yard work, other than that, didn't really talk to them, didn't see anything unusual over there," says Rishabh Kohli, a neighbor.
"I'm very sorry to hear what happened. I can't believe they would do such a thing, they had everything going for them," says another neighbor, Marianne Cira.
News of the couple's death hits a nerve with the local dance community. Dan D' Day runs the dance studio where the couple practiced. For years, O'Day says the pair competed in ballroom dancing contests around the country.
"Probably the nicest social people you'd meet, they liked everybody, and everybody liked them, they were extremely pleasant," says O'Day.
O'Day says their interest in dancing dwindled when the feds started investigating.
"All of a sudden, being accused of not doing things right and then everything else piled up, maybe they made mistakes. We don't know. A lot of people make mistakes, but it's hard to think it drove them to that level of outcome at the end, you know," adds O'Day.
Meantime, by phone from Indianapolis, Dr. Stacey Pruitt, an optometrist that used to work with Dr. Gabrielle-- expressed her shock over the couple's death.
"They were in general great people, charity care, animals, very few doctors will come on a weekend or evening and not be upset or angry. That was his duty, what he felt was his duty," says Dr. Stacey Pruitt.
Because of professional differences, Dr. Pruitt says she left Gabriele's practice about two years ago. Never, she says, did she expect this.
"I would never have wished this upon anybody and feel terrible what went through their minds prior to, when they were deciding what they felt they needed to do. Wish they would have reached out, wish end would have been different," adds Dr. Pruitt.
Friends say Dr. Gabriele and his wife Marcella are from the Columbus, Ohio area and have been married for close to 20 years


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Wireless remote control inventor zaps out at 96
The man who took the knobs off the TV set and made a significant innovation in wireless technology, Eugene Polley, died yesterday in Illinois, aged 96. Polley invented the first wireless TV remote control in 1955. Called the Flash-Matic, the remote was produced by US firm Zenith Electronics. The wireless remote has been hailed …
There were of course
Earlier Radios in 1930s with Wireless Remote (one used an actual radio transmitter and a telephone like dial).
Also Earlier US and even UK and European sets did have wired remotes.
But still, a real innovator and as usual El Reg report it far better than the BBC.
Later remotes (the first "clickers") had a tuning fork, which gave way to Modulated Ultrasonic.. Many modern IR remotes actually use the same modulation of the IR as the Ultrasonic frequency and then modulate that modulation with the OOK modulation used on Ultrasonic remotes. (33KHz to 42KHz main "carrier"). This allows good sunlight and Mains flicker avoidance.
Re: There were of course
The BBC R4 report was particularly stupid.
Are they sure he's dead?
Have they tried swapping his batteries round and smacking him against the coffee table?
Re: Are they sure he's dead?
They confirmed it by pressing really hard and finding nothing happened.
I remember...
the clicker remotes. We used to hide on the staircase when I was visiting my friend who had one of these sets and clap loudly to annoy his parents or siblings who were trying to watch TV.
Of course, I now want one of the old ray-gun style remotes retrofitted with a modern IR all-in-one remote.
New just in.
The Memorial service is taking place on Friday, after which he'll be buried down the back of a sofa..
Re: New just in.
....and mourners will be asked to chuck $1.50 in change, some pocket fluff, a few biscuit crumbs, some peanuts, a dead mouse and the crevice nozzle off the vacuum cleaner onto the lid of the coffin.
96 isn't bad
Must have been running on Duracell
Reader Question
The remote probably has more nicknames than any other household object.
Ours is the doofer
What does it get called in your house?
Re: Reader Question
"What does it get called in your house?"
Errm, "the remote control" ? Or if needing to be more specific then "the TV control" or "the TiVo control".
Re: Reader Question
I'm afraid I just call it 'the remote', but my friend and her family lovingly refer to it as the 'tweaker' :)
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Frank - as in zapper
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The remote control? How boring.
In almost every friends house the remote has a different name. The flipper, thingy, effijibob, dibble, and the whojimiwatsit
Must just be us, I was hoping to get a few more in this thread but maybe its not a common thing. I like tweaker, hadn't heard that one.
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When my daughter was a toddler and mispronouncing everything, she called it "the moot."
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We call ours a hoofer, which I suspect is for the same reasons as doofer. Noel Edmonds has a lot to answer for.
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I worked at Radio Shack in Canada. On my first day there I was warned that the 'nuks refer to their remote control as "the convertor". It's something to do with cable TV set-top boxes, apparently.
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You, Sir, owe me a keyboard.
Have a beer, and an upvote.
Ultrasonics and dogs
I'm sure dogs were glad when ir replaced ultrasonic, mine could definately hear the remote. On the plus side it was sometimes hard to tell if it needed new batteries or was just generally being unreliable, the dog's reaction was one way to tell the difference.
Re: Ultrasonics and dogs
We had an ultrasonic one in the very late 70s. I was young enough and the frequencies were low enough that I could actually just barely hear it (well, something, even if it wasn't the control frequencies themselves). It was fun bouncing it off the wall behind you and still getting the TV to react, something an IR remote won't do.
Re: Ultrasonics and dogs
Yes I used to hear something when young enough too. Ir bouncing does sometimes work, I guess it depends on your walls and/or decor.
Re: Ultrasonics and dogs
depends on the wall... I have still lots of random electronics in my house that I haven't placed properly yet.. (still putting together my 'media solution'... my receiver for instance is facing away from me when I sit on the couch, but a smooth door seems to be enough to reflect the IR signal to hit the sensor :)
tbf it is a bit annoying when someone has left the door open.. the plasterboard wall itself isn't smooth enough to reflect it :(
Re: Ultrasonics and dogs
Our first rental (remember those, before they were Brighthouse in disguise?) TV with remote was ultrasonic, and picked up interference from the central heating timer, such that channels/volume would change spontaneously. Very glad to go IR with the next one, and that was long before the advent of significant numbers of channels - given that the ultrasonic remote had two buttons, one to toggle mute and the other to increase channel number (fine when there were three).
Re: Ultrasonics and dogs
My sony IR could bounce off the wall.
Don't panic
Logitech probably have a copy of him in their Harmony Remote Database.
Fun in Funeral
Apparently they've lost the coffin lid and he's being held in with Sellotape...
Eugene, I salute you, a brilliant invention by an unknown inventor.
My parents had a remote control telly in the 1960s
It was a Philips model. The "remote control" was actually a torch which you shone into either of two light sensors, one on each side of the screen. One muted the sound, the other changed channels.
The channels were changed by an electric motor physically rotating the channel knob. It sounded rather like a machine gun as it went through the channels.
No problem.
There are actually six Eugene Polleys and three of the others will do everything the lost one did.
Did he forget to patent the corners?
His real achievement was, having invented the remote, to get off the sofa to do anything else.
Ah, remote-control nostalgia
I remember using both wired and ultrasonic remotes at friends' homes - probably not the original Zenith products but similar tech brought out later by competitors. The ultrasonic had a clear bottom panel so you could see how the mechanism worked.
My parents were not early adopters, and I well remember having to get up and change channels or volume manually. (There was a bit about this on Married with Children that probably now would seem impossibly dated.) Generally this fell to whoever was unlucky enough to be sitting closest to the set, in a kind of Mechanical-Turk remote-control system.
Since the TV in my parents' bedroom was not remote-controlled, my father wired a switched receptacle and plugged the TV into it so they could turn it on or off without getting out of bed. Couldn't change the channel or volume, but apparently on-and-off was good enough.
Cue Yorkshiremen, and GOML.
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