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I'm starting to think that Christina Aguilera is color blind. That's the only explanation for why she's always three shades more orange than every other person on the planet. It's like self tanner and orange highlighter are the same shade of gray to her so she just goes with the orange highlighter because it's always on sale. It's weird, because she showed up to the Nylon celebration looking fairly decent, and then just a day later she was spotted leaving her hotel in NYC looking like this. This is exactly what a pod person pretending to be Christina Aguilera would look like. Only they'd probably do a better job of match the skin tone of humans.
Christina Aguilera is a chameleon
Catholic isn't across from trinity. You're either lying that you go to Trinity or you're not really DanYELL. You can't even tell me what street Trinity is on. And everyone EVERYONE who lives anywhere in NE knows the apt. across from there. FRAUD!
#49 Wrong on both counts, you fucking labiaflapping diseased twathole.
And with all THAT said…
I'd Still Hit It Porno Style!
Hey, DanYELL–LOOK!! Now I'm a spade, too, just like you!!
50– You use a lot of really big smart people words. Are you really really smart?
#50 apolloblu, there are people here who are at least funny, but this nasty little shitflinger danielle needs to fucked up the ass and have the cage door welded shut.
#50, go watch MSNBC for your anus updates, we're a little over that up in this piece.
manielle, I think you & i have been going at it since the Spring of last year to be honest with you. It's almost our anniversary! I feel sad now.
Jrz, that was NOT me. God! And 46 and 50 can fucking shove it! I'm making such a big fucking deal because I cannot successfully argue with Jrz and others because of this troll infestation. So post your lame ass comment on Xtina and go about your business. Assholes.
Back to 51-
Well duh, ya idiot. The apartment complexes are across from Trinity, and up the street is Children's Hospital and VA Medical Center and Washington Hospital Center. Trinity is exactly in 15 minutes walking distance of Brookland Station. Catholic is down the block beside the old Pizza Hut that they turned into a Day Care Center. Bennet Cosmetology School is a few blocks down.
Trinity is on 12th street! And, I actually don't know the name of those apartments. Oddly enough. Hmmmm.
I LOVE you biatcho!!! But, that wasn;t my post. I think we started late may, not June. Who knows.
Trinity is not on 12th Street. and anyone could google a map of Trinity and know that the hospitals are right up the street.
You're right about the Pizza Hut conversion, however. But the 12th Street thing fucked ya. YOU ARE A FRAUD!!!
#57 Maybe if you weren't such a cunt you wouldn't have trolls. And crabs. And fuck knows what else. I'm not looking, the stank is bad enough.
It IS on 12th st ya dumbass! 3908 12th street. I just ordered my fucking official transcript and I have it right in front of me ya bum. 3-9-0-8 12th street. Gosh Jizz, what else do ya need to know? (crying)
I bet your a troll, aren't cha? It's written all over ya crappy little post.
this bitch's face made me so nostalgic for some good, old-fashioned 'mac n cheese' that I went downstairs this morning and made some for breakfast.
and that's not a joke…
3908 12th Street is NOT Trinity. In fact, 3908 12th Street is Ellis Island pub, DUMBASS! Don't forget..I used to live in that neighborhood….for 8 years. I know it very very well. You're full of shit.
Anyone can google 3908 12th Street NE in DC if they'd like, or the reverse, Ellis Island Pub–BUSTED. Can you say Busted?
So are you the Troll or are you DanYELL who doesn't really go to Trinity?
57 & 60….you are REALLY starting to creep me out. Seriously. Do you live by me? Stalker.
God, I go to class and come back to this mayhem.
Jrz, Trinity is on 125 Michigan ave. I don't even know where 12th street is.
Seriously, this troll is starting to freak me out.
nice back peddlin' with the google. You're from NE and you don't know where 12th Street is? Fuck off.
I'm in NE, should I fuck off too?
Apparantly shes also just plain blind, because shes holding hands with a really unattractive man. If this is what you look like after a spray tan, I'm definately never getting one.
Ok. This has seriously gotten out of hand. @66, honest to God I just got out of my 9:30 class. All of those posts did NOT come from me. The last thing I posted was under the Queen Latifah story at 3 this morning. All this other shit, not me.
I think I would know where 12th street was and duh…the Cloisters is the apartment complex, I think. There's always a tree blocking the sign. But, whatever. I think I've created a troll of all trolls on here. Scary.
#34 Dr. Whomever- Just a little tip for you. I mean, I know you say you're a doctor and all but sometimes girls like their hair pulled a little during that act of ummm…. fellatio..maybe if you tried that Xtina would really dig you.
Hey danielle, What up sista?
#69 You are also officially full of shit. You also pull this troll crap all the damn time when you get caught being stupid in earlier posts! No one believes you anymore so please just STFU. Sincerely.
Yes, Wal….I mean "red haring" you should fuck off too.
How about you shutting the fuck up ya dirty cuntbag whore?
To be so lame as to post 14,ooo comment under my name, actually having a conversation with myself and doing it all while I'm going over my calculus 101 quiz is a challenge in itself.
So do me a favor and…mind your own fucking business.
Wait, you must be the troll. I've never seen a TrimSpaBaby post on here before. But then again, you're a loser.
Get bent.
Wow, this is more fun than watching rednecks die from flying tires at a NASCAR event during a 12 car pile up! Jeff Gordon would be proud.
@54 — Fuck you for making me nearly choke on my coffee with the "now I'm a spade too" comment. I had to convince the pretty lady that sits next to me that CPR works better when you use tongue. Works every time.
well, she's on record as stating she hasn't found her "real" self racially.
what you see here is one of the days she feels "mexicany". other days, she feels "whitey". so she puts lots of powder on her skin.
#73 You festering jizzbag, you're too busy talking to your twat, the crack in the wall and the remains of last week's moldy cheese sandwich to be aware of anything. – I've been posting for awhile which is more than I can say for you, if you can call those used tampons you throw around here posts. Same old shit, same old shitbag ho. Everyone's the troll, yeah, right. Get bent yourself, bend over and shove your jugeared head up your well-reamed ass – feels like home, right? Stay in a while why dontcha.
74–you're welcome. Now she can't call be honky Casper whitey almighty no more!
By the way, what's that you're holding there DanYELL??? OH! It's your ass….I just handed it to you.
…..goes to Trinity……yeah right *rolls eyes*
you can tell from the writing that's not danielle, jrz you lack rich's eye for trolls.
I went to a drag show last night, and their "Christina Aguilera" was far hotter than the real C.A. Pretty sad.
she has the ugliest shoes I have ever seen… they look like stiletto duckies.
#81 I know she didn't choose her husband for his looks – but since those shoes don't have a 12″ dick I think she just has bad taste all around.
Don't ya'll rag on Aggie — she has the greatest voice of any Cabbage-Patch doll on earth! (Did you know she has her hands stuck in her pockets b/c she's embarrassed about the fact that she only has 4 stitched-together fingers?)
Danielle every here obviously hates you, so why don't you just STFU already? Have a little dignity for crissakes.
Wow. Only about 30 of the first 81 posts were about Christina's citrus appeal. The other 50+ are all about/from/to Danielle.
You guys are giving her credit by turning 60% of every thread into stuff about her. Why not ignore?
Just a thought.
I wonder if she cakes on all that makeup to cover up bruises…? I've never heard that he slaps her around or anything so this is just speculation based on her physical appearance.
She overdoes the makeup and it hides EVERYTHING and then she overdoes the hanging on him, too. Just wondering…
ANS update: she's still dead.
Check out ET for more round-the-clock coverage.
Christina Aguilera is an excellent source of Vitamin C.
Look on the bright side, everyone: because Christina Aguilera looks like this, we'll never have to worry about her trying to become an actress.
Here's what it says when I try to post a comment:
"Comments will be moderated and obnoxious or promotional comments may be removed."
Hey, Superficial Guy — GET ON THE EFFING STICK! About half the comments on this thread should be gone. I count at least one promotional comment, and a bazillion catty in-fighting comments that would bore the flies off a shit-farm.
Are you going to get rid of these comments? Or are you going to fly this Zero right into the flight deck of the USS Enterprise?
Ok, I'm out — back to work for me.
She should do ads for Geico. Joke!
I agree with HollyJ (#85). That being said, the post at 19 that started this all was pretty damn funny.
I used to have a pair of glasses just like that when I was a kid, I got them from a fun fair.
how gross must it be to be the maid who has to scrub the orange rings out of Xtina's bath and shower?
i have to agree with #85 while we're remotely on the topic. all i gather from these discussions is that danielle is fat and of african decent, b/c she posted a picture of herself and richport, or something. big whoop. let the person who has posted a hot picture of themselves throw the first stone.
Isn't she like half latina? Why is she using fake tanner at all?
I would imagine fucking her from behind while wearing white pants might reveal my devious act.
please. she's about as latina as a marshmellow.
the whole latina thing was a marketing scam so she could (like mariah) sneak her loony trumpet voice into hip-hop.
that came out wrong. mariah is ten times the vocalist, but she used being "mixed" as an excuse to go hip-hop.


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Survivors include three sons, Ron (Jan) and Patrick, both of Galloway, and Bruce, Stevens Point; four daughters, Karen Collins, Idaho Falls, Idaho, Barbara Knitter, Rothschild, Debra (Dennis) Pucket, Merrill, and Pamela (Peter) Flees, Lake Mathews, Calif.; one sister, Evelyn Schulist; 17 grandchildren; and 12 great-grandchildren.
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Priority Questions. - EU Funding.
Proinsias De Rossa Proinsias De Rossa
9. Proinsias De Rossa asked the Minister for Foreign Affairs the role his Department will play in relation to the negotiations with the EU on the next round of EU Structural Funds; the plans, if any, he has for these negotiations; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [4535/99]
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Mr. Andrews: Responsibility for matters related to EU Structural Funds lies in the first instance with the Minister for Finance.
The General Affairs Council is responsible for co-ordination of the Agenda 2000 negotiations as a whole and for the preparation of an overall package to be presented for consideration by Heads of State or Government. In this context, the Department of Foreign Affairs performs a co-ordinating function, including through the work of the permanent representative to the European Union in Brussels.
The European Council in Vienna in December reiterated its firm commitment to reach overall agreement on Agenda 2000 at the European Council on 24 and 25 March of this year. A tight work programme has been agreed with a view to meeting that deadline. Foreign Ministers will meet in conclave to discuss Agenda 2000 on 21 February and again on 21 March. An informal meeting of Heads of State or Government will take place on 26 February in Bonn. The informal meeting of Foreign Ministers on 13/14 March is also likely to discuss Agenda 2000. The Agriculture Council and the ECOFIN Council will continue to discuss the relevant aspects of the package. Detailed discussions at official level will continue throughout this period.
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[1072] The Government will continue in the Agenda 2000 negotiations to press the case for a balanced and equitable outcome which takes full account of Ireland's concerns. As regards the Structural Funds, one aspect of central concern for us remains the need for adequate transitional arrangements for regions moving out of Objective One status.
Proinsias De Rossa Proinsias De Rossa
Proinsias De Rossa: Will the Minister's Department facilitate bilateral meetings only between his and other Departments or will meetings between Ministers and Secretaries General to examine Agenda 2000 be held on a collective basis? Can the Minister identify the critical issues of concern to Ireland in Agenda 2000 apart from the question of the Common Agricultural Policy?
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Mr. Andrews: As the Deputy is aware, there is a Ministers and Secretaries General committee which meets on a very regular basis. That is a combination of the leadership of the Taoiseach and the various Ministers involved in the negotiations together with the Secretaries General and officials of the various Departments. It has been meeting regularly with the view to a positive outcome to the negotiations. The negotiations are serious and the outcome appears less than generous from Ireland's point of view. I refer particularly to the Common Agricultural Policy proposals – CAP II – and Cohesion and Structural Funds. We are bound to tell the House that we are seized of the necessity to present a strong case on all three fronts to the various ministerial councils involved.
The Minister for Agriculture and Food will begin an open-ended meeting on Monday next which, hopefully, will conclude on Thursday, with his ministerial agricultural colleagues on the whole question of the Common Agricultural Policy. I am in close touch with the Minister for Agriculture and Food, the Taoiseach and the Minister for Finance, in my co-ordinating role. We take these negotiations seriously. Given that I was involved in the previous negotiations with the then Minister for Finance, Deputy Bertie Ahern, and the then Taoiseach, Deputy Albert Reynolds, in Edinburgh in 1992, I am aware of the need to keep in close contact with all the relevant Departments that have an input into the negotiations.
On the Deputy's question as to what other than CAP are the main issues so far as Structural Funds are concerned, the problem is the suggestion that stability is the principle, in other words there will be no increase in the funds available as between 1992 and the present. In the context of the overall funding there is a considerable threat to Ireland's position. The problem as I, the Taoiseach, other Ministers and the civil servants involved see it, is that the Celtic tiger gives a false picture. In addition to many other problems the infrastructural development has been left far behind. We have to continue to emphasise we are an island off the mainland of Europe and that the [1073] needs in terms of Cohesion and Structural Funds are still very real. They have to take account of the lack of infrastructural development, environmental need and other issues which are extremely important.
The interdepartmental group on Agenda 2000 chaired by the Department of Foreign Affairs was established in July 1997 to consider Ireland's overall strategy in relation to the Agenda 2000 negotiations and report to the Ministers and Secretaries General group on EU policy chaired by the Taoiseach. The interdepartmental group met regularly for that purpose until the Vienna-European Council on 11-12 December 1998. With a view to co-ordinating Ireland's approach in the decisive final phase of the negotiations, the Government decided in December 1998 to establish a Cabinet sub-committee on Agenda 2000 as well as an expert technical group to support that sub-committee, both of which are chaired by the Taoiseach. Informal co-ordination takes place on a day to day basis between the relevant Departments.
Effectively, it is all systems go as far as Agenda 2000 negotiations are concerned. The Germans wish to bring the negotiations to a conclusion at the final Council meeting on 24-25 March. While that is what they are aiming for, it is not cast in stone. We are not seeking any special consideration apart from our entitlement as a member of the EU and we are not engaging in a process of pretence, with the begging bowl or the upturned hat, quite the contrary. We are there as an equal member of the European Union and we seek only equity and justice in the negotiations.
The Presidency, under my colleague, Mr. Joscha Fischer, who is an understanding individual, seeks to advise countries such as Ireland, Spain, Portugal and Greece that their net contribution over the years has to be reduced. That is his negotiating position. Our negotiating position is otherwise.
Proinsias De Rossa Proinsias De Rossa
Proinsias De Rossa: I asked the Minister what he believes are the critical issues for Ireland, apart from the Common Agricultural Policy, not the critical issues relating to Structural Funds. It is clear from his reply that the Government sees this process as a means of extracting the greatest amount of money from the European Union. Does the Minister believe much damage has been done to Ireland's position in Europe as a result of the artificial manner in which two regions were created, which bear no relationship to real regions in Ireland, stretching from County Louth to south Kerry? It is seen simply as a grab for what will probably amount to less than £100 million over six or seven years in additional moneys. This has damaged Ireland's reputation as a member of the European Union. Will he indicate what other objectives the Government has in these negotiations, other than maximising the amount of money from the European Union? Does it have any objectives regarding the enlargement [1074] issue and the assistance which might be offered—
An Leas-Cheann Comhairle Rory O'Hanlon
An Leas-Cheann Comhairle: Will the Deputy conclude. We are making very poor headway on questions.
Proinsias De Rossa Proinsias De Rossa
Proinsias De Rossa: Are we making a case for adequate funding to be made available to those countries in Europe which have applied to join and whose economies are far worse than ours? Is it not in our long-term interest to ensure their economies are developed?
Mr. Andrews Mr. Andrews
Mr. Andrews: The Deputy is the principal spokesman of an important democratic party and the sort of guff he has articulated and his attitude are less than helpful to our position in the run up to the Agenda 2000 negotiations. So far as our application to EUROSTAT for Objective One status for the 15 counties in the Border and western part of the country is concerned, it is an utterly important part of the negotiations. It is appropriate and I see nothing wrong with it, good, bad or indifferent.
One of the purposes of ensuring Ireland is advantaged in the CAP negotiations is to maximise the benefits. The Deputy should ask the farmers who, I understand, are outside the House in their thousands, road users and those who drink water on a daily basis if they want all those services improved. The only way those services can be improved is through balanced detailed negotiations. At the end of the day it is all based on consensus and a positive outcome for all countries. That is legitimate and I see nothing wrong with that position.
Given that we are coming to a critical phase in the negotiations, the interventions by Deputy De Rossa and the manner in which he made them are less than helpful. On the question of enlargement, Ireland wants to see the so-called central and eastern European countries come into the larger Union. It wants to see the five plus one countries, the so-called "in" countries, involved in the European Union in the year 2003-04. Account has been taken of that fact. We strongly support enlargement and the sharing of European finance that has been divvied out to the original members of the European club. We have no problem with further enlargement down the road; that is, the ins and the pre-ins, the ten plus one, plus possibly Turkey. We see that as part of a positive and peaceful future for the European continent. We have no problem with that.
Mr. G. Mitchell Mr. G. Mitchell
Mr. G. Mitchell: This is not a Second Stage debate.
An Leas-Cheann Comhairle Rory O'Hanlon
An Leas-Cheann Comhairle: We now move onto Question No. 10. I point out to Deputies that one hour is allocated for ministerial questions. We have now concluded the third question and the hour is almost completed.
Proinsias De Rossa Proinsias De Rossa
[1075] Proinsias De Rossa: It would not take as long if we got succinct answers.
Mr. Andrews Mr. Andrews
Mr. Andrews: The Deputy has admitted that I have given him some answers, but some of them are not satisfactory. I find it very difficult to please the Deputy but all I can do is my best.
An Leas-Cheann Comhairle Rory O'Hanlon
An Leas-Cheann Comhairle: I ask Deputies not to interrupt the Minister.
Proinsias De Rossa Proinsias De Rossa
Proinsias De Rossa: We have a role in this House.
Mr. Andrews Mr. Andrews
Mr. Andrews: I respect that role 100 per cent.
Proinsias De Rossa Proinsias De Rossa
Proinsias De Rossa: Then the Minister should not complain about it
Mr. Andrews Mr. Andrews
Mr. Andrews: I am not complaining about it – all I am saying is that the Deputy is saying I am not giving enough information.
Mr. G. Mitchell Mr. G. Mitchell
Mr. G. Mitchell: I am complaining now – I am playing the game and I am not getting any answers.
Proinsias De Rossa Proinsias De Rossa
Proinsias De Rossa: We are getting long winded answers.
An Leas-Cheann Comhairle Rory O'Hanlon
An Leas-Cheann Comhairle: Deputy De Rossa must allow the Minister to answer.
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- DUANE CARLETON: Rutland Herald Events Editor George Nostrand interviews musician Duane Carleton, whose new CD 'A GIRL LIKE THAT' drops Thursday, Dec. 18, 2014, and will be celebrated that evening with a show at 9:30 p.m. at Killington's Pickle Barrel.


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My Stroke of Insight: A Brain Scientist's Personal Journey
Jill Bolte Taylor, Ph.D.
When Dr. Taylor suffered from a hemorrhagic stroke at the age of 37, she had the unique perspective of being a trained neuroanatomist. In this moving memoir, she recounts her experience of losing the ability to speak, walk, read and write - and her subsequent recovery - with the knowledge of a brain scientist. Although CAA was not the cause of her hemorrhage, her story of hope and recovery can be of great value to our patients and their caregivers. - Alison Ayres, Data Manager
The Brain That Changes Itself: Stories of Personal Triumph from the Frontiers of Brain Science
Norman Doidge, M.D.
Dr. Doidge presents the extraordinary idea that our brains are not hard wired or fixed; our brains are incredibly plastic and the structure of our brain changes in response to our thoughts. Doidge explores the extent of our brains' malleability and the power of neurorehabilitation. He presents the case of a man who recovers from a devastating stroke, a woman who thrives despite being born with half of a brain, and several other moving stories of the brain's ability to heal. I recommend this book to anyone who would like to understand and be inspired by the incredible resilience of our brains. - Anne Reed, Clinical Research Coordinator
Harvard Medical School Guide to Achieving Optimal Memory
Aaron Nelson, Ph.D., M.D.
Dr. Nelson's study offers good insights into differences between cognitive changes associated with normal aging and changes due to different disease processes. A good book to help patients and family understand the mechanisms of cognitive impairment in the elderly. The book also offers suggestions and potential approaches in daily life on how to improve one's memory. - Dr. Anand Viswanathan
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Vascular Disease and Dememtia
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- Arbel-Ornath M, Hudry E, Eikermann-Haerter K, Hou S, Gregory JL, Zhao L, Betensky RA, Frosch MP, Greenberg SM, Bacskai BJ. Interstitial fluid drainage is impaired in ischemic stroke and Alzheimer's disease mouse models. Acta Neuropathol. 2013;126(3):353-64. [Abstract] [Full Article]
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**Written by Doug Powers
ABC's Diane Sawyer, who is ensconced in the 1% of America that the "Occupy Wall Street" occupiers are complaining about, is nevertheless fairly excited about the rapid spread of the protests. In fact, Sawyer is so thrilled that yesterday she added several hundred countries to the world:
Speaking of Wall Street, we thought we'd bring you up to date on those protesters, the Occupy Wall Street movement. As of tonight, it has spread to more than 250 American cities, more than a thousand countries — every continent but Antarctica.
And of course they are calling for the one percent of richest Americans to find more ways to help the 99 percent and we wondered what's the gulf between them tonight? So how much does the top one percent in this country earn? Well, on average their incomes, $1.1 million. Compare that to the bottom 90 percent, 100 million households. They earn an average of $31,000.
Occupy Wall Street turned Diane Sawyer into quite the nation builder — literally.
Sawyer seems a little too desperate to give the "movement" galactic legitimacy. Did she mean to say "a thousand cities" around the world? That still seems like a terribly high estimate:
It's okay — Sawyer was just as fair-minded back when she reported on the Tea Parties. What? Nevermind. Okay, sure, but the Tea Party had that coming for refusing to let John Lewis speak at a rally. Wait, that wasn't a Tea Party — Now I'm really confused.
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The dumbest thing you'll read all weekend that's not about Joe Biden
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Host on non-dominant cable net: Soccer loss should prove to some that U.S. 'can't simply assert its dominance'
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This media mindset is why the IRS scandal isn't 'mainstream' news
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The American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME), through Section VIII, implemented the use of TOFD in the Boiler and Pressure Vessel code. The purpose of this was to allow ultrasonic examinations on welds greater than 0.500" in thickness in lieu of radiography. The downside to radiography, especially of heavy wall materials, is its long shot time. This results in hours of down time due to its radiation zone, thus causing a loss of production. Ultrasonic scanning can be performed in a matter of minutes, which does not stop production, and is environmentally safe. Other advantages are: fast, accurate, repeatable, full volumetric inspection, and data electronically recorded and saved.
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All I hear is that lifting burns more calories than cardio. I mean, I can understand that I guess because when I lift I start to sweat faster than I do when I'm on the treadmill. But why should I have to do cardio too? Is it because weight lifting only burns more calories if you have alot of muscle (since muscle burns fat faster), so cardio would benefit me more since I don't have alot of muscle? Or is cardio only an option when you're too sore to lift?
Just wondering why fat guys like myself get told to do cardio with no explanation. I do cardio of course but if I had it my way I would lift all day. Can someone give this noob some guidance
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Ruth's Chris Steak House at CityPlace: five courses, five cocktails, oh my
- 3:04 pm Friday, August 15th, 2014 by M.M. Cloutier
After years in the culinary hinterland of bar tops, cocktails have moved to the dining table in a relatively big way, in part with cocktail-paired multi-course dinners.
That raises questions for those who consider this an "issue": Does high-alcohol content wipe out the integrity of a dish? Does sugar or citrus in a cocktail smack the palate senseless for a food pairing? Will you be swaying after a three- or four-course meal?
The answers: Probably no, no and maybe-no if in this new age of cocktail culture, the people at the wheel (those who conceive of the cocktail pairings with a succession of food [More]
Upcoming wine dinner at Ruth's Chris CityPlace sidesteps conventional lines
- 4:01 pm Monday, June 9th, 2014 by M.M. Cloutier
It's not officially summer, but in our neck of the woods, the temps these days—85 degrees and climbing—would indicate summer's indeed here. And that means lighter fare and lighter wines, right?
Hogwash. Convention, be skunked.
Or at least that's one reason why Ruth's Chris Steak House at CityPlace (651 Okeechobee Blvd.; www.ruthschris.com/restaurant-locations/west-palm-beach) is hosting a red-meaty cabernet sauvignon dinner later this week.
The Thursday dinner (June 12) features five courses—longtime Ruth's Chris chef, Kendris Candelario, will call the shots—paired with robust cabs from Italy, NapaValley and Washington State.
Three of the courses entail beef: steak consommé with tenderloin, root vegetables and herb dumplings; [More]
Oct. 10: Pay one price, sample fare at scads of CityPlace restaurants and food-focused shops
- 5:14 pm Tuesday, October 1st, 2013 by M.M. Cloutier
Next week may be an opportune one-fee, all-on-one-evening shot to not only sample bites and cocktails from CityPlace's existing restaurants, but its soon-to-open eateries.
Think chilled beef tenderloin at Blue Martini, sushi from Thai Jo, pasta-a-la-vodka at BRIO Tuscan Grille, pulled-pork empanadas from Mojito Latin Cuisine & Bar and prickly-pear Margaritas courtesy of Tequila Cowboy Bar & Grill.
More than 20 CityPlace restaurants, entertainment destinations and food-focused shops plan to serve—either inside their establishments or just outside their locations—samples of their fare during Oct. 10's "Taste of CityPlace."
Tickets to the 5:30-9 p.m. event are $20 in advance (visit www.cityplace.com or call City [More]
`Blackberry Sidecar' and `Apricot Sour' with dinner? You bet…
- 4:42 pm Sunday, August 18th, 2013 by M.M. Cloutier
Get used to the idea of mixed cocktails paired with dinner courses. What with the ongoing resurgence of classic cocktails and a new generation of "mixologists" seeking to reinvent them and fashion the next best quaffs, we're going to see more of this kind of thing at restaurants and bars.
Case in point: This Thursday, Ruth's Chris Steak House at downtown West Palm Beach's CityPlace is featuring a five-course "hand-crafted" cocktail-paired dinner, in part to celebrate the upscale steakhouse chain's 1965 birthplace in New Orleans, which Ruth's Chris' senior director of menu strategy, Helen Mackey, says is "one of the most [More]


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Recently: Doug Casey on the Echoes of War
Q: Good Afternoon Doug, anything on your mind this week?
Doug: Yes, actually. I've been thinking about interest rates.
Q: What's your gut feeling? Are they going up? Down? Staying the same?
Doug: Well, let me start out by telling you a joke. Einstein dies and goes to heaven. When he gets there, St. Peter meets him at the pearly gates and tells him that he's sorry, but because heaven operates on a centrally planned economy, there's a housing shortage, and Einstein will have to share a cloud with three cloud-mates for a while. Einstein is agreeable and is introduced to his new roomies.
This first fellow says, "Professor Einstein, I'm honored to meet you! I have an IQ of 130 and would love to talk with you."
Einstein replies: "That's great. Let me settle in and we'll have a talk about astrophysics."
The second fellow says, "Professor Einstein, I only have an IQ of 100, but I'm honored to meet you, too, and would love to get to know you better."
Einstein answers: "That's fine. Let's chat over a game of chess later on."
The third fellow says, "Professor Einstein, I'm not as smart as those other guys, but I'd like to speak with you as well."
And Einstein says, "So where do you think interest rates are going?"
It's a very complex matter, trying to figure out where interest rates are going. It's not generally something I'm inclined to do, except at times that are clear tops or clear bottoms. Clear in relative terms, of course.
Interest rates reached their last long-term peak in the early 1980s, in the 15% to 20% range, depending on the financial instrument you look at. Since then, they've dropped to 2% to 3%. Part of that has been a secular trend. But in recent years, the government has been looking to suppress interest rates artificially, in the belief that that will stimulate the economy.
And of course that's true. When you have low interest rates, people borrow more and they save less. But in today's economy, low interest rates are the problem, not the solution. What people should be doing at this point is saving more.
In other words, people should produce more than they consume — but these low interest rates are causing people to consume more than they produce. And that's the genesis of the problem we have today.
Q: So, with the rates at historic lows, and some economists including our own Bud Conrad saying that the effective rate is practically zero, are you calling a bottom?
Doug: Yes. Within a percentage point or two, I'm comfortable calling a bottom now. People who short interest rates — in other words, people who bet they are going much higher in the coming years — are going to make a fortune. I think interest rates will go back to the levels we saw in the early 1980s, possibly higher.
Now, there are basically three ways you can capitalize on that.
1. The riskiest way is to short interest rates on a futures exchange. That's not the easiest way to go, for a number of reasons, but it's the most direct.
2. An easier way is to buy a reverse ETF, which is like an ordinary stock that gives leverage to interest rates.
3. The third thing, and this is something that almost everyone can and should do, since most people own homes, is to take out the largest mortgage you can against it on a fixed, low interest rate. As interest rates go up, the value of your mortgage goes down.
On the third point, I don't think the bear market in real estate in the U.S. is over, but I do think we'll see a new bull market in real estate for many years to come. In the meantime, having a significant fixed-interest, long-term mortgage on your house is an excellent way to bet on higher interest rates.
And, of course, you have to do something prudent with the proceeds of that mortgage — you can't go out and spend it all. With all the risks inherent in different investment classes today, I think the best answer at this point is gold. I can't think of anything else that, for purposes of security and prudence, is even in the same class with gold.
Q: That's music to the ears of BIG GOLD and International Speculator subscribers, but what do you say to the people who argue that, for the very reasons you give, the government won't let interest rates rise?
Doug: I admit it seems like a paradox at times. Like any market, interest rates are set by the numbers of buyers and sellers. So, if the Federal Reserve buys government bonds, they drive the price of those bonds up, which drives interest rates down.
That's the immediate and direct effect of the Fed buying government debt. And they are going to have to do a lot of that, because the government is issuing so much debt because of its huge deficits. But more important than the immediate and direct effects of the government buying debt to drive down interest rates are the indirect and delayed effects. The primary one is the creation of more money to buy that debt.
If you double the amount of money in circulation, prices double. It's cause and effect. And when the price level doubles, people who have money will demand to be compensated for the depreciation of that money — so they won't lend it, except at much higher interest rates.
So it seems paradoxical, but that's what governments do to economies when they intervene; they create conflicting signals, which leads to economic and financial chaos.
It's very hard to predict the timing of these things, but in the long run, interest rates are going to go much higher. It's inevitable.
And as I said before, not only is it inevitable, it's also the solution to the economy's problems. It will cause people to borrow less and save more.
As an aside, one other thing we can be certain of is that as new money is created, it will be directed politically, which means it will go to the state and its friends.
Q: Is there anything else people should do, or keep in mind, as interest rates bottom and head back up again?
Doug: The important thing to remember is that the prices of everything revolve around them. So, as weak as real estate is right now, with record-low interest rates, when interest rates go up, it could drive real estate down even further. And as much as the stock market is off from its previous peaks, when interest rates go up, it's going to drive the stock market down even further. Everything else being equal.
So, even though higher interest rates are the solution, they are going to create even more financial pain in the future. It's a painful cure.
But even before the economy corrects and people learn to save again, you can do it yourself by making the decision to consume less than you produce — and sticking with it.
Q: That makes sense — thanks Doug!
Doug: My pleasure.
Doug Casey (send him mail) is a best-selling author and chairman of Casey Research, LLC., publishers of Casey's International Speculator.


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City lake would be monstrous waste read more
Hill aiming to shake off 'chokers' label
Despite dominating National League Three since its inception in 2003, Bradford Dudley Hill Demons will make their first Grand Final appearance against Bramley Buffaloes at Halton Stadium tomorrow (11.45am). read more
Todd gives Bridge-Wilkinson time off
Marc Bridge-Wilkinson has been ordered to take a week off to cure his knee complaint. read more
'A fantastic achievement'
Bulls coach Brian Noble hailed the character of his side as they won a spine-tingling play-off encounter against St Helens at Knowsley Road to earn a Grand Final rematch against Leeds Rhinos. read more
Appeal an affront to family
It is an overriding parental instinct to protect children from harm. Yet bullying is a most difficult area for many parents. It must be awful to know that your child is being bullied and yet realise that there is only a limited amount you can do to make them safe or ease their suffering. read more
Missing man's body identified on Isle of Skye
Police have confirmed a body found in a remote part of Scotland is that of missing walker Greg Houghton. read more
Calling time on street drinking
Drinking on the streets of Calderdale could be a thing of the past by Christmas. read more
'Personal interest' councillor cleared
A Bradford councillor has been cleared of failing to disclose a "personal interest" in a Heaton planning application. read more
Sadness at puppy theft
A little boy was left devastated when his pet puppy was snatched from the street as it waited for him to return home from school. read more
Man, 65, jailed for having sex with girl of 15
A child abuser who groomed and sexually assaulted two children 25 years ago has been jailed for seven years. read more
Woolpack 'to open as soon as possible'
The new owners of Emmerdale's real-life Woolpack pub have pledged that it will re-open as soon as possible. read more
'How can the bank treat me like this?'
A mother-of-three is seeing red after her bank refused to pay her monthly donation to the NSPCC because it would have left the account £1.50 overdrawn. read more
Drugs gang jailed for 35 years
Four men, who were part of a conspiracy to supply £1.4m of cocaine, have been jailed for a total of 35 years. read more
Dental plans hit by lack of cash
Plans to open much-needed NHS dental surgeries in the Aire Valley could be put on hold because of a lack of funding. read more
How dare Aimee's killers do this?
The grieving father of teenager Aimee Wellock has condemned a bid by her killers to overturn their convictions. read more
Season's turning around for Brook
It has taken several months but things are finally starting to come together for the man put in charge of the team during the close season. read more