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Matsuri: Japan's Hit "Muscle Musical" at Imperial Palace
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This show was a wonderful little gem in all the glitzy camp of the various other Vegas shows I've seen on the strip. We had great seats (up front in a comfortable booth..thx Goldstar!) and a clear view of all the amazing performers with their wonderful tumbling antics,magic tricks, dancing, and comedy. Much like a Japanese variety show without an irritating emcee. It's not really a musical, though, at least in the traditional western sense of the word. There is no singing, but music is played in the background. Overall, a great bargain for such a fun show. I would definitely catch them again, if I get the chance, the next time I'm in Vegas.
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Ok. Get this situation. Been using provided ip range of 10.79.24.x / 255.255.252.0 for past 5 or 6 years. Maxed out the available IP's in that range, so needed to expand to additional numbers - closer studying of scrap of paper that CLEO gave me years ago states that I can use 10.79.25.x to 10.79.27.x as well on the same subnet.
Fantastic - zillions of addresses to play with.
So, start to allocate addresses. Notice odd things happening - on furthur inspection it looks like there's problems when I use nslookup - Server not found. Googling shows that I need to add a reverse lookup zone for each IP range (before now I had no reverse lookups in there). So, add one for each range, and they start to populate from the clients.
However, still getting mucho oddness going on. I'm using XP pro SP2 clients, with a 2k server box for DNS (with a secondary DNS server to load balance). FYI, also have turned off the firewall to help with prob solving, and have also turned off hibernation/power saving stuff.
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I'm going through a set of Procurve switches - everything seems fine on there, no errors in the logs, likewise sod all of a pointer in the client eventlogs, nor the dns server logs.
As a direct comparison, I've got a set of identical machines (XP pro etc) sat in the room next door on the ORIGINAL IP range - and they seem fine. No timeouts, browse the network nicely fast etc etc.
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Time of Fear (2005) (60 min.) Directed by Sue Williams. In World War II, more than 110,000 Japanese Americans were forced to leave their homes and relocate to War Relocation Centers across the western United States. Time of Fear tells the story of the 16,000 men, women and children who were sent to two camps in southeast Arkansas, one of the poorest and most racially segregated places in America.
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While i've always found blue water to be much tastier and fresher than point loma, occassionally i get the urge for a clam sandwich that can only be cured by point loma. on this past trip i noticed that the majority of the fish for sale in the counter was previously frozen. i found this odd considering their prices were fairly high for not having fresh inventory. has it been that i never really paid attention to the counter and they've always sold previously frozen fish? i guess i just figure if you're going to a fish market and paying good money for fish, you'd figure it is the freshest around.
Yikes, that's pretty bad if they're selling frozen fish. I was already pretty lukewarm towards them but now that just confirms that I should stick to Blue Water Grill and El Pescador.
I was always amused by valet parking at a fish market. What type of fish was it that was frozen. Not all fish has year round availability, perhaps what you saw frozen was a fish with limited availability during winter months.
I bought some Alaskan Halibut there yesterday. It was frozen. It was excellent and price was good. There were plenty of fresh selections. I dont think it is a fair statement to say they dont have 'fresh inventory'. Some catches are seasonal. Next time, if there is a next time, why dont you talk to the guys behind the counter about why certain offerings are previously frozen, instead of posting misleading information on the internet?
There is no valet parking. There is a parking lot attendant during peak hours and in the summer. He will direct you to an open spot, or have you wait until something opens up. They have issues with the parking lot filling up; during the sportfishing season there is a problem with the lot being used by people other than customers.
If you dont like the prepared food, fine. That is a separate subject than the fish counter. PLSF offers the best fish in the area which is why it is has been so successful and popular for at least 30 years. Some of the fish is very expensive; the wild salmon when it is available, will run you $23.00-$25.00 per lb. Same for fresh swordfish and alaskan halibut when in season. You can get cheaper fish elsewhere bit the quality will not be the same.
I frequent Blue Water as well for ther prepared food; the counter fish prices are just as high as PLSF, if not higher.
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I like Point Loma Seafood and it is high up there when looking for fish to cook. I also like the prepared counter as I love their tuna fish sandwiches -- a bit expensive -- but worth it.
Man, I miss their shrimp salad sandwiches that are no longer on the menu...
Makes a nice stop when heading up for a picnic at Cabrillo.
That said, there are times I walk in, and the chaos of the store has me leaving within a few seconds.
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I agree about flash frozen at sea, i.e. halibut from AK. is very good quality and taste, how about all that sushi we eat, most is frozen at sea. Think your eating fresh, not frozen Toro?
Am I crazy or isn't all fish frozen at sea for safe keeping? That was my impression - and I do know that all sushi is supposed to be deep frozen before serving to kill parasites - it's required by law. Check out this article for more info - http://www.nytimes.com/2004/04/08/nyr...
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No, all fish is not frozen at sea. Depends upon how far out the fishing grounds are from the fish market and how long it will take to get it back, and probably what species is being fished, and whether or not it is a "factory fisher" or an independent boat. Back in the '70's I can remember seeing fishermen in small boats with outboard motors landing on the beach with fish for the local fish market in Newport Beach. That certainly happens today in a lot of places around the world - everything does not come shrink-wrapped and extruded from a corn mill. ;-)
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We have very little locally caught fish in our markets in SD anymore. Tuna fishing is a big part part of the local history and used to sustain the local Italian community - up to around the 70's. My understanding is that what "wanker" is saying below is pretty much right on.
re: Alice Q
In Kitchen Confidential Anthony Bourdain mentioned something about all Chilean Sea Bass coming frozen. He railed on seafood pretty good in that chapter and it's definitely made me think twice about what I'm buying/ordering.
re: DougOLis
Uh reality check. Most seafood is frozen, including most sushi grade fish. Most fish is frozen at sea either in the actual fishing boats or when the fish is processed at sea in the large processing boats. The only exception is true "locally caught" seafood, such as yellowtail or spiny lobster when in season in SD. With that said, properly frozen will not affect the taste or quality if done properly. Thus a good quality fish monger is one that properly handles the fish and has good turn over. Dont' be turned off just because your seafood was frozen at some point.
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That's why the fed reg requires all fish to show it's origin so that you can be informed about what you are buying.
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Frozen isn't as bad as it sounds, when the fish is fresh (I mean still flipping around on the boat), flash freezing only creates small ice crystals, thus minimizing damage to the flesh. When thawed, this product is as good as getting it live off the boat.
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You cannot find fried scallops here and being from the NE I miss them. PLSF has some wonderful fried scallops and that ( and their lemonade) is worth the trip.
P.S. The guy is just helping to direct you to open spaces in the small lot. No valet that I can see. And if you are in the LJ area, El Pescador is great. I've never had anything bad from there (and the surfer guys that work there are so nice!)


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Some time next week President Obama will perform the annual ritual of pardoning a giant Thanksgiving turkey, which will then be sent to live out its days on a farm somewhere. My guess is next week he'll want to pardon the biggest gobbler of all, Jonathan Gruber. More to the point: someone on Capitol Hill ought revive and reinvent Sen. Proxmire's famous "Golden Fleece" award for ridiculous spending, but this »
When Even the Climatistas Know You Are a Fool . . .
I thought by now it would be ungentlemanly to keep piling on Naomi Klein's ridiculous climate-change-means-we-have-to-smash-capitalism book, This Changes Everything. But then I ran across Elizabeth Kolbert's review of Klein in the latest edition of the New York Review of Books, and I can't resist. Kolbert is one of the most distraught of the climatistas, and writes the doomiest of the gloom-and-doom climate articles in The New Yorker and elsewhere. »
Energy Flotsam and Jetsam
Yesterday's Wall Street Journal story about the production difficulties of the Arizona supplier that Apple selected to make sapphire screens for the iPhone 6 was fascinating in its own right, but there was one little detail in the story that zipped by too quickly: Mr. Squiller, the GT operations chief, told the bankruptcy court that GT lost three months of production to power outages and delays building the facility. Whoa, »
A Tangled Webb for 2016?
There's been some talk of former Virginia Democratic Senator Jim Webb running for president in 2016, and yesterday he took the official first step, launching the obligatory "exploratory committee" to begin raising funds and sponsoring campaign activities. Below is his 14 minute YouTube video explaining the idea. That's longer than it should be, and you can read the text of the video here. Webb doesn't fit today's Democratic Party, which »
In Re: Bill Cosby
Having been a Bill Cosby fan since I first heard the punch line, "Noah—how long can you tread water?" as a kid, the charges piling up against him are sickening. Whether or not they can be proven beyond a reasonable doubt, his career appears to be over and his reputation will be forever in disgrace.. Equally sickening is how the left is already exploiting Cosby's downfall as a means of »
Time for a Border Fence—For Canada?
It turns out that the Manitoba Herald newspaper does not exist (at least not since 1877), nor is there a real journalist named "Clive Runnels," and this story is four years old, but aside from that, I thought this was worth passing along while we await Emperor Obama's immigration decree tomorrow: Canadians: "Build a Damn Fence!" From The Manitoba Herald , Canada ; "Reported" by Clive Runnels The flood of American »
If You Like Your Utility Rates, You Can Keep Your Utility Rates
When the EPA announced in June its proposed climate change regulations that it admitted would do nothing about climate change, it also claimed that its aggressive restructuring of the American electric power sector would see cost reductions for consumers. You almost expected EPA Administrator Gina McCarthy to say, "If you like your utility rates, you can keep your utility rates." No one over the age of six, or not a »
Grubergate and the Romney Blowback [with comment by Paul]
Talk of running Mitt Romney again in 2016 has died down in the aftermath of the mid-term election, where so many potential candidates look a lot stronger now, but the last nail in the coffin of a Romney repeat is his connection with Jonathan Gruber. The video below, put together by the Obama campaign in 2012, uses Gruber extensively to attack Romney (which, once again, shows that the White House »
Gruber Gets the Remy Treatment
Having reached my quota of "Hitler Learns About" parodies for this month, the only thing left is for the incomparable Remy Munasifi to step up with this video, complete with topical Bill Cosby and Lena Dunham references just for fun. (Only 1:30 long.) »
Interstellar and the Climate-Culture War
Although I am a sucker for high concept sci-fi movies (I actually made my mother take me to see 2001: A Space Odyssey at Grauman's Chinese Theater the Cinerama* in Hollywood when I was just 10 years old—I think I understood it better then than I do now), I haven't seen Interstellar yet, so there won't be any spoilers in this post. Instead, I'm spoiling for a fight about how the »
Delusional Democrats
Yes, I know—the headline is redundant. But it is part of a headline that appears in the New York Times today, in an interesting article that debunks a number of favorite Democratic theories and talking points. I thought the name of the author, novelist Kevin Baker, was familiar, and sure enough, he wrote a nasty review of my first Age of Reagan volumes in Harper's magazine way back in 2002. »
The Week in Pictures: The Amnesty and the Ecstasy Edition
So, executive amnesty for illegal aliens next week, eh? And a veto of a Keystone pipeline, eh? Is Obama now trying to shoot the moon—become the most unpopular president ever? Is the bubble around the White House that bad, as Peggy Noonan suggests in her Saturday WSJ column? Starting to look like it. And oh goody—we're going to regulate the Internet now—under a statute written in 1934. I'm sure Jonathan »
Hallelujah! Climate Salvation in Our Time!
The New York Times lead editorial today is headlined "A Major Breakthrough on Climate Change." Naturally I was looking forward to the news that someone had at last developed a low- or non-carbon source of cheap energy that is quickly scalable for the whole world. What might this innovative breakthrough be? Algae-biofuels? The long-promised fusion breakthrough? A Back-to-the-Future style banana-peel powered DeLorean? No: the New York Times is heralding . »
We're Saved: Dr. No Signs a Climate Agreement!
I still can't get over the "Dr. No" attire of the APEC summit meeting, though it does fit Obama in a certain way. In any case, I'm enjoying the spectacle of Obama and his acolytes celebrating the piece of paper Obama has signed with the Chinese dictator assuring us climate peace in our time. Even Reuters can see through it: Nov 12 (Reuters) – The joint statement by the United »
Obama as Bond Villain?
So what's up with the regional costumes for this year's APEC meeting over in China? The whole mob of world leaders look like a casting call for a remake of "Dr. No." But doesn't Obama and everyone else know that Dr. No is Mitch McConnell's job? »
Heckling the Catcall Narrative
John wrote sagely about the rumpus over the now infamous "catcall" video back on November 1, and our pal Christina Hoff Sommers weighs in with her own video commentary in her "Factual Feminist" series: »
Obese Government, and Other Fashionable Ideas
I'm just back from two long days getting back and forth from that great oasis of sanity, Hillsdale College, Michigan. I was there for a conference on energy, and my lecture was entitled "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Global Warming." A video will be available in the fullness of time, and I'll post it here. And what do I find in the news upon my return? Al »


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Kevin Harvick wins his sixth pole of the season; Stewart to start 12thJim Utter, The Charlotte Observer
HAMPTON, Ga. -- Life is easier on Fridays for Kevin Harvick.
That hasn't always been the case.
Harvick has never been known as a particularly good qualifier but Friday night he won the pole for Sunday night's Oral-B 500 at Atlanta Motor Speedway -- his sixth of the 2014 season.
Harvick only amassed six poles in his prior 13 fulltime seasons in the series. This also marks the first time in his career he's won the pole for consecutive races (he also won last weekend at Bristol, Tenn.).
"The qualifying stuff has obviously been a major focus on what we've done. I think it's kept us in a lot of races, especially early-on in the season," said Harvick, who has Sprint Cup Series wins this season and is already qualified for the Chase.
"You get an advantage on pit road. Last week we were win contention for a top-three or top-four finish if it weren't for my speeding penalty on pit road.
"It gives me a lot of confidence each week."
Brad Keselowski will start second, Kyle Larson third, Ryan Newman fourth and Matt Kenseth fifth.
Tony Stewart, making his return to a race track after sitting out the past three races, will line up 12th.
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Shoes with four inches heelAnswered by Quest, 01 Mar '13 03:33 pm
Round shaped shoes as when I wear that pointed one will feel like there is a rocket in my feetAnswered by nahu khan, 01 Mar '13 03:20 pm
regarding to colour depends on the clothes but pink one is nice
regarding to colour depends on the clothes but pink one is nice
Never liked pointed ones.......and mostly black....Answered by Incredible Abhi, 01 Mar '13 03:18 pm


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The Break (Fremantle Press, 2014)
The south-west coast is the kind of place people escape to. Unless you have lived there all your life, in which case, you long to get away.
Rosie and Cray chuck in their city jobs to move to Margaret River while Liza, Ferg and Sam have been there forever, working their lives away on the family farm.
Under pressure from developers, the two families come together in the community's efforts against unwanted change. But a natural disaster on the coastline they love opens deep wounds, and the true nature of community is revealed.
The Amazing Spencer Gray (Fremantle Press, 2013)
Spencer Gray is twelve — finally old enough to join Dad in his glider. His mates are going to be so jealous!
Going up is awesome. Spencer can't believe they're actually there; can't believe he and his dad are flying in an aircraft with no engine high above the earth, the paddocks green and yellow squares below them. Crazy.
And, as it turns out, it is.
When disaster strikes the glider mid-flight, Spencer will need to be nothing short of amazing.
Have you seen Ally Queen? (Fremantle Press, 2011)
Ally Queen is fifteen, flat-chested and totally trapped in a tiny coastal town where the killer pythons are stale and there are only three types of people: bogans, surfies and spinach-munching hippies. How could her parents have ever thought moving to Melros was a good idea?
With her best friend miles away, and deep-and-meaningfuls only as long a text message, it's a bad time for Ally to be having a personality crisis. She's torn between who she is and who she wants to be. No wonder she doesn't have a boyfriend — unless you count the irritating guy on the school bus who seems to be keen on her.
But first impressions can be deceptive.
90 packets of instant noodles (Fremantle Press, 2010)
Joel and Craggs are in it together. They drink booze together, they flirt with petty theft together and, when Craggs turns violent, they face the consequences together too.
That's until Joel's dad makes a deal with the police. Craggs is off to juvenile detention and Joel to solitary confinement.
Ninety days of fending for himself in a remote bush shack with no music, no mobile, no mates. Miles from anywhere, Joel starts to like his own company, till one day the past tracks him down. Craggs is on his doorstep and he hasn't changed a bit.


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Here's what I don't know.
- What I want to be when I grow up. Eighteen is far too young to make that decision. What did I know at eighteen? Hell, 23 was too young to make that decision. Over six years and three academic institutions I have studied politics, history, psychology, public relations and marketing communications. I still don't know what I'm doing.
- The difference between right and wrong. It's not as black and white as we're taught to believe as children. When does the greater good become more important than the individual? When does clearing your own conscience become more important than hurting someone else with the truth?
- How to handle criticism. And how to criticize. How to deal with conflict, how to fight with someone and how to stand up for myself. I get red and shaky and teary. I tell people what I know they want to hear, just to make it stop and then afterwards I kick myself for all the things I should have said. I'm terrified to offend and loathe to hurt someone's feelings, even when they're hurting mine.
- How to file for income tax returns. Somehow, I've ended up owing SARS money and I don't even know how that's possible.
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Junie B. Jones and Some Sneaky Peeky Spying
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I loved this book, I read this series when I was in elementary school. Now reading this book as an adult is entirely different, yet still enjoyable. I love how the book is written in the context of how an elementary aged child would write it. I also found it hilarious how relatable this book was when Junie B has an infatuation of figuring out where her teacher lives. I think it is important for elementary aged children to be able to relate to what they read. I find Junie B's character to be extremely relatable and realistic for younger kids. Having this allows the children to read the book through their own eyes, and imagine themselves sneaking around the house like Junie B does.
This was a fun one for the kids. Junie B. Is curious about his teacher, Mrs., and is set on spying on her. Luck has it she spots her at the grocery store and she sees something that is too hard to keep a secret.
I really enjoyed reading this book! It brought back memories of my childhood when I would read these books. I liked this book because of the character Junie B. Jones. I think she is a very well developed character. Her personality shines through the pages of the book due to the language choice and descriptive detail. I think the character Junie B. exemplifies the curious and adventurous side of every young child. She is a fun, loud, curious character that makes the book humorous and relatable to young readers. The second reason that I liked this book was because of the language used in the story. Some words in the text were spelled the way a Kindergartener would pronounce them. They were not spelled correctly but they could be understood because they were spelled the way they sounded. I think the language helps makes the book relatable to young readers. Although, it did not demonstrate how to spell and speak in the most proper way it makes the story overall more engaging for the reader. I think this is a great book and the Junie B. Jones series is a great series for all young readers. I think the purpose of the book is to teach the readers that being curious is okay but making assumptions and spying can get you into a lot of unwanted trouble. It is important to make sure you know all of the facts before sharing information.
This series was one of my favorites as a young girl, so it was great to reminisce and read this book as a college student. One reason I liked this book is because of how relatable Junie B. is to most Kindergarteners. She does things like spying on her teacher, asking many unnecessary questions, rambling on while talking, and yelling in her baby brother's ear. I was laughing out loud at various points throughout this story! I could completely picture Junie B. as a real Kindergartener, adding authenticity to the silly story. Another reason I liked this book is because of the language used throughout the book that modeled exactly how a Kindergartener would talk. Verb tense was not always grammatically correct in this book, with Junie B. saying, "I hided under his desk" instead of using the past tense form of the word. In addition, Junie B. was unsure of what zucchini was when she saw it in the grocery store, so she called it "Sue keeny." The language makes Junie B. all the more endearing and makes it seem like a true Kindergartener had a hand in writing this book. The main idea of this story is that spying on others will get you in trouble, so you should always be on your best behavior.
In this book the reader can learn what is right and wrong, especially spying on people and understanding that people need their privacy. This book also touches on how secrets can be good and/or bad. I love all of the Junie B. Jones books I read almost all of them when I was a kid. I would use these in my classroom Grades 2-3.
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Roger Daltrey Says Keith Moon Wouldn't Want to Be an 'Old Man'
Legendary Who drummer Keith Moon passed away more than 35 years ago, but he's still never far from Roger Daltrey's thoughts.
35 Years Ago: The Who Release 'Who Are You'
The final album by the Who's original lineup was a product of its time. Released three years after its predecessor, 'The Who by Numbers' (which indeed sounded like the band on autopilot at times), 1978's 'Who Are You' had a lot to contend with, like punk rock, electronics insurgence and perhaps most importantly, a songwriter who seemed to be growing out of his band.
Roger Daltrey Tells Howard Stern About the Time He Knocked Out Pete Townshend
Roger Daltrey set the record straight about the time he knocked out Pete Townshend today. The Who singer told Howard Stern, on his radio program and TV show, that the story, which Townshend told a couple of years ago, is indeed true.
Top 10 Who Songs
Like many of their contemporaries, the Who adapted to the constantly evolving '60s music scene by expanding their scope and sound. They just did it better than almost everyone else. They started off combining Pete Townshend's guitar-powere
5 Rock Supergroups We Wish Were a Reality
The list of incredible supergroups can go on a while, but have you ever sat and wished two bands that never played together, actually did (or would)? We put together a list of five supergroups we wish actually existed -- either past or present.
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In the upcoming episode of "Two and a Half Men", Charlie and Jake will go after one girl, a waitress whose affections become a competition between the two. Meanwhile, Alan fights sexual tension with his receptionist. In "Worst Week", Sam accidentally sees Angela in the gynecologist's office and he tries to cope with it by writing his feelings down, which eventually end up in the wrong hands.
"Two and a Half Men" just won a People's Choice Award on Wednesday, January 7 for the category of Favorite TV Comedy. Charlie Sheen however, lost to Hugh Laurie of "House M.D." in winning the Favorite Male TV Star.
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It's Black Friday, and if you haven't made an early trip to the mall to snag some "doorbusters" then you're probably right now just emerging from your food coma. This weekend is all about post-Thanksgiving and pre-Basel eating.
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Coconut Grove resident Melissa Tapanes Llahues, a shareholder of the Miami zoning, land use and environmental law firm Bercow Radell & Fernandez, has been appointed to the City of Miami Charter Review and Reform Committee.
Tray after tray of turkey with all the fixings were handed out at Camillus House in Miami, where they served up more than 1,000 Thanksgiving meals to those falling on hard times. "If you've ever been homeless with no family, and this is my family, this is my house, so I feel awesome today," Belinda McKee said.
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Thursday, January 9, 2014
The Mission
This Rotograph depicts Manhattan's Five Points Mission, founded in 1853 just off the complex intersection that gave its name to one of the city's most notorious slums. It does not, however, show the original mission building, which itself had been constructed on the footprint of the squalid Old Brewery tenement that the Police Gazette once proclaimed "the wickedest house on the wickedest street that ever existed in New York, yes, and in all the country and possibly all the world."
Standing across from a tiny triangular plot of land called Paradise Square (later Paradise Park), the Old Brewery, true to is name, had been a working brewery until around 1837. It served as a tenement for only about fifteen years, but that was long enough for it to establish a reputation as a warren of depravity like no other. Tyler Anbinder, the author of the definitive book on the Five Points neighborhood, is understandably skeptical of some of the more lurid accounts of the building, such as Herbert Asbury's "ridiculous" contention that an average of one murder a night occurred there throughout its occupancy, but the important point is that contemporary New Yorkers — or at least some of them — regarded it as an intolerable carbuncle on the body politic. It was demolished in 1852 at the instigation of the New-York Ladies' Home Missionary Society, a Methodist organization that seemed to be at least as interested in converting the Catholic heathen of the neighborhood to Protestantism as it was in helping the poor, and replaced with a four-story complex (shown below) that included a chapel, a parsonage, school rooms, and apartments.
The Five Points Mission remained active throughout the second half of the 19th century, hosting an elaborate annual Thanksgiving dinner for the local poor, but it eventually outgrew its building, which was torn down in 1894 and replaced with the more expansive structure shown in the postcard, which was designed to incorporate, among other things, a choir loft that could accommodate 150 and enough classroom space for 900 children. It would serve its purpose for only one generation, however, before succumbing to the wrecker's ball in 1915 in order to make way for New York City's Civic Center district, which largely obliterated the original topography of the Five Points.
Thursday, November 21, 2013
Washington Bridge
Not to be confused with the more famous George Washington Bridge, this older structure, which spans the Harlem River, was opened in 1888 and still stands. The postcard was mailed on August 9, 1907 to Miss Georgia Pratt in Essex, Connecticut.
Tuesday, August 27, 2013
American Holiday Postcards
McFarland & Company in North Carolina has just published Daniel Gifford's American Holiday Postcards, 1905-1915: Imagery and Context, which promises to be an invaluable resource for the study of the production and dissemination of postcards during the Golden Age. I have drawn on Gifford's related doctoral dissertation as background material for this project. The book can be ordered from independent booksellers, from the usual sources, or directly from McFarland.
Sunday, June 23, 2013
Before the fire
A view of Bar Harbor, Maine in the early years of the twentieth century, when it was already a popular tourist destination, especially for the wealthy. This image was probably captured from one of the islands in Frenchman Bay. Much of this terrain was altered in 1947, when a wildfire wiped out much of the forest cover on Mt. Desert Island, along with a large number of hotels and private homes in and around Bar Harbor.
The recipient of this card was William B. Chase, music critic for the Evening Sun, and it was mailed to his office in New York City on August 14, 1906; Chase later moved on to the New York Times. At a party for his seventy-first birthday, in 1943, he was serenaded by a composition written in his honor by the composer Nikolai Lopatnikoff, entitled "Arietta on the Name C-H-A-S-E." Chase's father, Austin C. Chase, was a farmer, piano manufacturer, postmaster of Syracuse, real estate developer, and lieutenant-colonel in the National Guard; the Encyclopedia of Biography of New York notes that among his many other accomplishments in 1882 he became president of the Chilled Plow Company, "when that institution was in very straightened circumstances and its affairs in a very unsatisfactory condition," and quickly put it to rights.
The unidentified sender of the card was staying a few miles away in Seal Harbor at the Seaside Inn, which escaped the 1947 fire but was later torn down.
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Monday, June 17, 2013
Similar in manner to the images in my previous post, these snowy rustic landscapes all depict unidentified (though in some cases perhaps not unidentifiable) locations. Only the first features human figures (a woman and child to the right, and another, very blurry child just to the left of center), though many include buildings or other structures. Some show the faint bluish coloration of Rotograph's "Delft" line, others have a reddish hue, and two bear a bit of crudely applied glitter. Most are marked on the back with the words "Winter Serie" [sic] followed by the letters A, B, or C (multiple scenes correspond to the same letter); two have a numerical code beginning with D (for Delft.)
Some kind of shed or tipi-like structure is visible behind the trees in this one:
The next, which is one of only two in this particular group that were ever addressed and mailed, has some added doodles, perhaps meant to suggest footprints or snowshoes:
As far as I know, whatever records that may have once existed that could identify the photographer or photographers who captured these images were destroyed long ago.
Sunday, June 16, 2013
The muted aesthetic of these Rotographs sets them apart from the multicolored scenic view cards. Except for the first, which reads "Picturesque Lake Geneva NY" in a partially cropped-off caption at the bottom, none of the locations are identified. Most have a slight bluish cast, not entirely captured in these scans, that Rotograph compared, rather optimistically, to Delft china. Three have markings on the back indicating that they were included in Rotograph's "Landscape View Serie [sic] A."
It's hard to believe that these subtle images were ever able to compete with all the livelier and more colorful postcards on the market, but at the height of the postcard bubble no doubt some companies felt free to experiment a bit with alternative approaches. At least when grouped together, they still provoke an appealing mood of quiet respite.
Saturday, May 18, 2013
The pleasure palace
The second of four Manhattan structures to bear the name, this incarnation of Madison Square Garden, designed by Stanford White, was opened to the public in 1890. In this postcard view the building and nearby structures have been garishly outlined with the addition of glitter, which isn't readily visible in the scan. There is some lettering on the tower that appears to read "OPEN BY NIGHT."
In 1906, the year after this copy of the card was mailed to Mrs. Leo Keck of Grand Rapids, Michigan, the building proved White's undoing. While enjoying a musical performance in its rooftop theater, he was shot to death by Harry K. Thaw, the pathologically jealous husband of one of his former lovers, Evelyn Nesbit. Confined to a mental institution after two sensational murder trials (the first ended in a hung jury), Thaw was released after a few years and died a free man in 1947.
The building also hosted the 1924 Democratic National Convention, which took 103 ballots to nominate John K. Davis to run, unsuccessfully, against incumbent President Calvin Coolidge. It was torn down the following year.
Saturday, May 4, 2013
On Jordan Pond?
This card doesn't bear the Rotograph name or any other identifying markings, but the typography and layout are recognizable enough to classify this as a likely "cryptorotograph," possibly commissioned by a local merchant. I haven't noticed the bizarre capital "H" elsewhere, however.
Jordan Pond (the possessive, if it was ever used, has been dropped) is located on Mt. Desert Island within Acadia National Park. I've stopped there many times to eat popovers on the lawn of the Jordan Pond House, one of the few dog-friendly restaurants in the area. (It draws tourists by the busload but is worth a stop anyway.) The original structure, dating from the nineteenth century, was replaced after a fire in 1979.
But the postcard above is incorrectly captioned. Compare the prospect shown below, identified by the U.S. Geological Survey as Little Long Pond, which is a bit further to the south of Jordan Pond. According to the accompanying information on the Maine.gov website, the building on the left, which no longer stands, was at one time the Seal Harbor post office.
The two low hills in the center distance, which are known as the Bubbles, appear much closer and higher when seen from Jordan Pond, as below:
Saturday, March 30, 2013
"Having a passable time."
Apparently the attractions of the Jersey Shore in August 1909 left something to be desired, at least in the neighborhood of Bayonne.
A Mr. Henry J. Lehman of the same Walworth Street address as the recipient is listed in several city directories of the period as an insurance agent; I've found no evidence that he was related to the famous Lehman Brothers banking family.
The January 7, 1913 edition of Brooklyn's Daily Standard Leader reports that one Benjamin Silver, who had previously been arrested for attempting to pick Henry Lehman's pocket, was charged, along with a bail bondsman named Abraham Treibitz, with offering the intended victim a $50 bribe to fail to identify Silver in court. Two detectives, tipped off by Lehman and concealed in his house, promptly arrested the pair and charged them with bribery. The charge may not have stuck: an Abraham Treibitz was still active as a bail bondsman in New York City at least as late as 1931, when he arranged for the release of five Communist leaders arrested during the International Unemployment Day demonstrations. His name also seems to have surfaced during the Seabury Commission's investigations of municipal corruption in the early 1930s, which suggests that perhaps Mr. Treibitz was not one of the more ethically scrupulous members of his profession.
Friday, March 22, 2013
A view of the countryside
This sepia-toned Rotograph has a relatively uncommon 2 5/8'' x 6 1/4'' format more suited for use as a bookmark than as a postcard, though it does have a space for the address on the back (this example was never mailed). It's unnumbered and there's no caption to identify the location, which features a field of some kind of cereal crop on the right, a cluster of trees (probably mostly evergreens) on the left, and some tiny white dots in the center distance that might be grazing livestock. The soil seems to be sandy or chalky.
According to the Rotopex website, many but not all of the other bookmark-shaped cards depicted views of the Dutch countryside, but the topography here seems to be more upland than pays-bas. The format doesn't seem to have been popular, and may represent an experiment that was abandoned, but I like the quiet stillness of the scene.
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Breaking news from Kim Kardashian today: The singer has posted a new photo online... and she's not wearing a bathing suit in it!
Taking a break from adding to her ongoing bikini collection, Kardashian published on her blog a shot of herself making like iconic singer Diana Ross.
It's a behind-the-scene image from a shoot Kim did with Hype Williams, and the reality star writes as a caption to the picture:
"Clyde Haygood and Joyce Bonelli glammed me up and we went for a fun, crazy look, channeling Diana Ross. Definitely a new look for me. Xo."
Why show off the wild hairstyle now? Perhaps to distract the public from a certain story about a certain threesome in which Kardashian is accused of engaging.
Take a close look at the wild afro now and respond: What do you think of the look?
She is so pathetic! She is so attention starved. She has to be on drugs to act so whacked out for a woman over 30. Someone needs to take all her electronic's away so she does not post her trash self anymore!!!
That photo makes Kim Kar-Trash-Ian look even more stupid. Dumb as hell.
This is just terrible. The hideous make-up alone was enough to catch my offended eyes and comment. I hope that's what they were going for cuz otherwise OMG what a mess this is.
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Grazia Daily has a major model crush a-brewing and the lady is Malaika Firth. The Kenyan-born British model from Barking in Essex first landed on our radar when she posed in her first ever campaign last year, for Prada no less. Not only did the coup catapult her into the next level of modelling fame, but it also made her the first black face of the Italian brand since Naomi Campbell back in 1994. That's almost 20 years ago!
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This season, she's walked for Vera Wang, Jason Wu, Diane Von Furstenberg and Prabal Gurung as well as Michael Kors - and we're still only in the first quarter of fashion month. Next it'll be London where she's looking forward to walking for Burberry after starring in the Brit brand's Spring Summer 2014 campaign. 'I hope I get to do that, it's going to be fun,' she says.
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The Smoking Gun reports that Lopez' scenes were actually filmed in Los Angeles, and Big Block, an LA-based digital production studio, was brought in to make it appear as though J.Lo was actually driving through her hometown. Lopez was born in the Bronx in 1969 and in the ad, states, "This is my world. This place inspires me."
Local business people shown in the ad, including barber shop owner Eligio Cueto, confirmed "it wasn't her." TSG reports that as the Fiat and the commercial camera crew drove by his storefront, he noticed that "a double that looked like her" was behind the wheel. Shooting in one city and making it look like another is nothing new – it's done all the time in movies, television shows, and all manner of videos. But given how the commercial is written in such a personalized manner, and given how much of lightning rod the campaign has been within the advertising and marketing community, this latest development isn't likely to win the campaign any more respect.
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At first glance, there's something vaguely creepy about seeing hundreds of people eating pizza while staring at a guy bathed in colored stage lights as he plays an antique organ the size of a basketball court. It's sort of Chuck E. Cheese's meets The Phantom of the Operaby way of Honey, I Shrunk the Kids.
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In today's fiercely pigeonholed society, it's heartening to see a pizza parlor that successfully caters to so many, ahem, slices of life.