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'SNL' Recap: Dakota Johnson Throws Some Shade
Ethan Alter at Yahoo TV 3 hrs agoGoing into tonight's episode of Saturday Night Live , both the show and host Dakota Johnson were riding high. SNL had just come off its blockbuster 40 th anniversary show, which reminded 23.1 million fans just how much they loved (and, occasionally, loved to hate) the sketch comedy behemoth. Meanwhile, Johnson is the star of — and, really, the only good thing about — a little movie called 50 Shades of Grey . She also won the Oscars pre-show extravaganza with a hilarious red carpet interview where she visibly rolled her eyes at her mother, Melanie Griffith's fuddy-duddy reaction to her involvement with Shades .
Best Sketch: "Say What You Wanna Say"
Worst Sketch: " Fifty Shades of Grey Press Room"
Best Use of Johnson: "Net Effect"
Episode MVP: Sasheer Zamata
Saturday Night Live a irs Saturdays at 11:35 p.m. on NBC.
'Once Upon a Time': Producers Tease What's Ahead
Carrie Bell at Yahoo TV 1 day agoThe winter finale of Once Upon A Time saw the Snow Queen on ice, the safe return of Elsa, Anna, and Kristoff to Arendelle, and the end of the ABC fairy tale's foray into Frozen . However, the fine citizens of Storybrooke won't be celebrating a happy ending for long. When OUAT returns Sunday, new threats (along with one particularly stubborn old one) will be revealed by the thaw.
"The arrival of these villains has a real profound effect on our core characters, [especially] Snow and Charming, and that is something we really dive into in the next few episodes," executive producer Adam Horowitz said at a media preview of the first two episodes — "Darkness on the Edge of Town" and "Unforgiven" — of season 4's spring half. "Using all kinds of fun toys at our disposal, the goal is to deepen who they are, show another layer, and hopefully show a bit of the why they became who they are, making them more understandable… flesh and blood real people."
If you want to remain in the dark about the Dark One's plan, new characters, and season 4 part two plot points, look away now. Otherwise, read on for more spoilers:
What We'll (for Real) Miss About 'Glee': Table for 1 at Breadstix
Ethan Alter at Yahoo TV 1 day agoWhat's one step up from Olive Garden, but not quite as authentically Italian as The Old Spaghetti Factory? Glee 's Breadstix: Lima, Ohio's most famous — well, OK… pretty much only — semi-gourmet Italian joint. It's upscale enough to serve as a fancy dinner date destination for students on a budget, but not intimidatingly ritzy enough to keep you from plopping down on a random afternoon for a plate of spaghetti for one. Everyone who samples Breadstix comes to learn of its peculiar charms, whether it's finding a mouse in your order or the bottomless supply of breadsticks that the restaurant is legally obligated to keep carting out to the table.
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Best Song: "Uptown Funk" The new New Direction kids Roderick and Jane did right by this funky Mark Ronson/Bruno Mars ditty, bringing the normally sedate Bar Mitzvah crowd to its feet without the aid of the Electric Slide or "Hava Nagila."
Best Sue Line: "Shut up, dreidel. This is between butt-chin and me."
'The Last Man on Earth': Choose Your Own TV Apocalypse!
Dave Nemetz at Yahoo TV 1 day agoWill Forte's new Fox comedy The Last Man on Earth , where he plays the only survivor of a globe-spanning virus, makes the apocalypse seem almost… fun! He gets to squat in abandoned mansions and get really drunk and smash stuff with no consequences. He's king of the woooorld! (By default.)
Photos: 'The Last Man on Earth' Premiere Red Carpet
But of course, this isn't the only post-apocalyptic wasteland we've encountered on TV lately. Here, we round up a few of the recent TV apocalypses and rank them, from "absolute hell on earth" to "relatively pleasant." Although we don't think anything below can top soaking in a wading pool filled with tequila and margarita mix.
The Walking Dead
What Killed Everyone? Zombies, duh. It's the No. 1 show on TV! Where have you been?
Pros: If you've ever had the urge to stab, shoot, and decapitate dozens of people without going to prison, well, this is the apocalypse for you!
Falling Skies
Cons: Did we mention "robotic killing machines"?
12 Monkeys
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'Downton Abbey': A Supercut of All the Yelling
Kristen Baldwin at Yahoo TV 1 day agoThe Downton Abbey Season 5 finale is almost upon us, and we here at Yahoo TV are perhaps a little too excited. The penultimate episode left us with so many questions (stop reading if you haven't watched): What's going to happen to poor Anna? She can't survive in jail! Has Thomas finally found a true friend in Andy? And will Robert tell Edith that he's figured out Marigold is her daughter? Of course, we'll have to wait until Sunday, March 1 to find out — so until then, we've been passing the time by putting together mashups of our favorite Downton Abbey moments. Up first: "Calm Downton," a tribute to the Crawley clan's well-documented (and quite un-British) temper tantrums. While Lord Grantham is the king of angry outbursts, as the video above shows, everyone at the Abbey sometimes flies off the handle — even Cora .
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Enjoy, Downton fans. See you Sunday night!
The Downton Abbey Season 5 finale airs Sunday, March 1 at 9 p.m. on PBS Masterpiece.
New 'Game of Thrones' Season 5 Art: When Tyrion Met Drogon...
Robert Chan at Yahoo TV 1 day agoApril 12 can't come soon enough. Game of Thrones returns and, while those who've read the books have a general outline of what's coming in Season 5, showrunners D.B. Weiss and David Benioff have been deliberately steering the show away from the source material. Anticipation — and anxiety — from readers and non-readers alike is at an all-time high.
A new poster shows Tyrion at the bow of a ship as an enormous dragon rises from the surrounding fog. This image is uncomfortably reminiscent of last season's shot of Daenerys Targaryen's largest, Drogon, coming upon a young sheepherder before devouring him. Given George R.R. Martin's warning about this season — "People are going to die who don't die in the books... so everybody better be on their toes" — is anybody getting a little nervous for The Imp?
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'Secrets and Lies' Star Juliette Lewis on Playing an Unsmiling Cop and Working With Ryan Phillippe (Again)
Carrie Bell at Yahoo TV 1 day agoA lot changes in 15 years. The last time Juliette Lewis and Ryan Phillippe crossed career paths, on a bloody kidnapping caper called The Way of the Gun , she was the victim and he was packing heat.
Now, for Secrets and Lies , Lewis is the heat and it's Phillippe who winds up in her cross hairs. You can get a tiny taste of the shift in dynamics in this exclusive clip from Sunday's premiere of ABC's 10-episode remake of an Australian series about a cul de sac turned inside out after a child is murdered and the neighborhood father who found the body becomes the prime suspect.
Lewis spoke with Yahoo TV exclusively from her home in New York about reteaming with her tormentor from 2000, who she says has "gotten better with age"; the "tough challenge" of being detached detective Andrea Cornell; shooting (literally and figuratively) in North Carolina; and why she is so excited for audiences to watch this "slow-building whodunit with a ton of human drama."
Secrets and Lies premieres Sunday, March 1 with a two-hour special from 9 to 11 p.m. on ABC.
What to Binge This Weekend: Watch Tim Kring's Avengers Assemble in the First Season of 'Heroes'
Ethan Alter at Yahoo TV 1 day agoSuperheroes are running amok on television today; in one corner of the TV universe, speedy Flash and sharpshooter Arrow are protecting their respective metropolises (neither of which happen to be Metropolis… that's Superman's turf, after all) from various rogues. Meanwhile, special agent Peggy Carter recently completed her maiden small-screen adventure and cleared the way for those agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. to return next week. And, over in Gotham city, a young orphaned boy is deciding on a career path that will one day include vigilantism. (Don't forget about the shows that have yet to debut, including Sony Playstation's upcoming Powers and CBS's in the works Supergirl pilot.)
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All four seasons of Heroes are available to stream at Netflix, but you really only need to watch Season 1 .
'Fresh Off the Boat' Sneak Peek: Eddie Gets Crushed
Victoria Leigh Miller at Yahoo TV 1 day agoThings are looking up for the Huangs. Well, at least two of them. On the upcoming episode of ABC's Fresh Off the Boat, Louis and Jessica (Randall Park and Constance Wu), have finally scored an invite to the country club, but their tween son, Eddie (Hudson Yang), is thinking more about impressing his girl-next-door crush Nicole (Luna Blaise).
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In this exclusive sneak peek from the episode "Showdown at the Golden Saddle," Eddie opens the front door and feigns surprise that his fantasy girlfriend has stopped over. Unfortunately, the Casanova Kid's tweenage dream turns into a full-on nightmare after his parents rattle off babysitting instructions to Nicole, whom they've actually hired to babysit him and his brothers. That's right, babysit.
"What is happening?" a mortified Eddie asks as his parents tell his dream girl about his gentle bowels and favorite Flintstones Chewables flavor.
Fresh Off the Boat airs Tuesdays at 8 p.m. on ABC.
Leonard Nimoy, Actor, Director, and 'Star Trek' Icon, Dies at 83
Ethan Alter at Yahoo TV 1 day agoI Am Not Spock proclaimed the title of Leonard Nimoy's 1975 autobiography, in which the veteran actor tried to distinguish himself from his most iconic role, as Star Trek 's emotionless half-human, half-Vulcan science officer. Twenty years later, he published a follow-up entitled, I Am Spock , in which the actor-director warmly embraced his pointy-eared alter ego. Like it or not, Nimoy — who passed away on Feb. 27 at the age of 83 from end-stage chronic obstructive pulmonary disease — was Spock to generations of sci-fi fans, so much so that when J.J. Abrams rebooted the franchise in the 2009 blockbuster, Nimoy was the one original cast member he made sure to bring back.


text: Five lessons from the Bartz and Krawcheck firings by Patricia Sellers @FortuneMagazine September 12, 2011, 1:08 PM EST E-mail Tweet Facebook Google Plus Linkedin Share icons Sallie Krawcheck It was a double hit to Fortune's Most Powerful Women list last Tuesday when Yahoo yhoo CEO Carol Bartz and Bank of America's bac Sallie Krawcheck got fired. Bartz, No. 10 in our 2010 MPW rankings, went out with a bang–as my explosive interview with her, F-bombs included, shows. Meanwhile, Krawcheck, BofA's global wealth management chief and No. 24 on our list, exited without a sound. I know both women well, and it's worth observing that they are, in certain ways, a common type: They're both fierce, sometimes defiant executives who like playing "outsider" inside organizations and proudly take the flak that comes with it. "That is really good," Bartz said of this characterization, when she called me last Wednesday night, 27 hours after getting ousted. There are more differences, though, between Bartz, who was the tech industry's most powerful woman, and Krawcheck, who was Wall Street's woman on top–and five lessons to take away from their mishaps: 1. If you must fire someone, do it in person. Bartz, who talked to Fortune exclusively, was livid that Yahoo chairman Roy Bostock fired her her over the phone. Last Tuesday, she had arrived in Manhattan for a Citigroup technology conference, and Bostock "was in New York City," she said. "There's no excuse for him not meeting with me." Same day, different style: BofA CEO Brian Moynihan booted Krawcheck in person. Rather than phone her from Charlotte, North Carolina headquarters, he wisely flew to New York. 2. If you hire an "outsider," make sure you can handle the rabblerousing. Yahoo could not–this was a case of a troubled company, an ill-fitting chief, and a board too weak to acknowledge early on that Bartz wasn't right for the turnaround challenge. As for Krawcheck, here was a financial-services star who had made the cover of Fortune as "The Last Honest Analyst" at age 37 when she was heading research firm Sanford Bernstein and the rest of Wall Street was mired in conflict-of-interest scandals. At Citigroup , which brought her in to help heal its damaged reputation, she clashed with top management–and was pushed out–over the issue of reimbursing clients for bad investments. Her run at BofA wasn't so acrimonious, but outside Moynihan's inner circle at a shrinking company, she was practically doomed. Carol Bartz 3. Speak no evil. As my colleague Dan Primack reported on Friday, Bartz's Yahoo employment contract has a non-disparagement clause. And she put a $10 million pay package at risk by calling the Yahoo directors "doofuses." If she doesn't bash the board again, she may well get her money, it appears. 4. Age matters. Bartz is 63. Krawcheck is 46. Bartz, who resigned from the Yahoo board on Friday, remains Cisco's lead independent director. After heading two major tech companies, Autodesk and Yahoo–there's scant chance she'll run another, she admitted to me last week. Krawcheck, in contrast, has a long runway ahead. 5. Getting fired isn't death, necessarily. Even though Moynihan didn't want Krawcheck in his new lineup, she did a good job rebuilding the bank's wealth management operation, including Merrill Lynch. Key measures–revenues, profits, margins, morale–went up, while attrition went down during her tenure. Some who know her, like bank analyst Dick Bove on CNBC last week, think the main lesson for Krawcheck is to choose her jobs better–and maybe even go back to her roots as an analyst. Won't happen. Krawcheck isn't talking, but I know from previous conversations with her that she loves a big and messy turnaround. Failure doesn't phase her. She'll be back.

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Peanut Butter-Chocolate Chip-Bacon Cookies — A Virtual Cookie Swap
by Victoria Phillips in Holidays, Recipes, December 14th, 2011
The holidays are upon us and here at Food Network, that means cookies, particularly the 12 Days of Cookies.
Yesterday, Gaby Dalkin shared her tips for a successful cookie exchange, but if you've never been to a cookie swap, "The concept is pretty simple: Make your favorite kind of cookies, bring them to the party and give them away. In return you get a plethora of cookies from your friends that you get to turn around and take home for your family."
In honor of these sweet and sometimes savory treats, we're inviting all of our friends to our Communal Table, an event that we opened up to the entire food community. Today, experts from the industry will share their favorite cookie recipes, as well as cocktails to wash them down with (if you're age appropriate).
We couldn't help but bring these Peanut Butter-Chocolate Chip-Bacon Cookies from Food Network Magazine to the table. Peanut butter, chocolate chips and bacon — it's like dying and going to cookie heaven.
Peanut butter makes them extra creamy, while honey-roasted peanuts add just the right amount of crunch. Ancho chile powder and cinnamon bring some zing, plus this touch of spice rounds out the irresistible salty-and-sweet combination.
See what our friends are bringing to the table and tell us what cookie you would bring to the table on Twitter by using the hashtag: #pullupachair.
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New England Patriots sign quarterback Tim Tebow
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — Tim Tebow finally has a new team.
The New England Patriots announced the signing of the polarizing quarterback with the poor throwing motion on Tuesday, six weeks after he was cut by the New York Jets and just in time for the start of the three-day minicamp that runs through Thursday.
Tebow, 25, is being reunited with Josh McDaniels, the Patriots offensive coordinator who was Denver's head coach when the Broncos traded into the first round to take him with the 25th draft pick in 2010.
There is no guarantee that Tebow will still be with the Patriots when training camp begins next month, but if the Patriots keep him, he would have time to develop as a quarterback since Tom Brady holds that job. Tebow even could be tried at tight end, where the status of Rob Gronkowski is uncertain after he had his fourth operation on his broken left forearm on May 20 and faces back surgery this month.
Tebow's NFL career appeared to be over when the Jets released him on April 29 and no team rushed to sign him. But Patriots coach Bill Belichick decided to bring in the 2007 Heisman Trophy winner who led Florida to two national championships.
FOOTBALL CAREER: It's Tebow time again
After the NFL draft, in which they selected quarterback Geno Smith from West Virginia, the Jets decided to release Tebow just more than a year after a dressed-up, high-profile press conference that welcomed him to the organization.
New York went 6-10 last season, lost its final three games and finished tied for last place in the AFC East with Buffalo. New England, meanwhile, went 12-4, won the division and advanced to the AFC title game.
"I felt like it was a learning opportunity for me. There was a lot that I'll take from it," Tebow said at the end of the season. "There's a lot that I learned, and there are lot of relationships that I've built, so I know that it happened for a reason."
Now, he joins a rival who swept the Jets last season, including an embarrassing 49-19 loss that New York endured at home on Thanksgiving night.
"We have a great deal of respect for Tim Tebow. Unfortunately, things did not work out the way we all had hoped," Jets coach Rex Ryan said in April. "Tim is an extremely hard worker, evident by the shape he came back in this offseason. We wish him the best moving forward."
The last time Tebow threw a pass in Foxborough, Denver lost in the divisional playoff round to the Patriots 45-10 in the 2011 season. He completed 9 of 26 passes for 136 yards with no touchdowns or interceptions and five sacks in that game and gained 13 yards on five rushes.
When he was traded to the Jets with great fanfare in March 2012, there was speculation he might replace Mark Sanchez as the starting quarterback. But when Sanchez struggled, he was replaced by Greg McElroy late in the season. Tebow threw only eight passes all year and played primarily as the protector for the Jets' punter.
Tebow's presence on the team and absence from the field fed a media frenzy in New York.
The spotlight will be dimmer in Foxborough where Belichick tightly controls which players can talk to the media and what they can say. When they go beyond those limits, Belichick sometimes forbids them from talking with reporters.
Former Broncos general manager Ted Sundquist sees the logic in the Patriots' decision to bring Tebow to minicamp.
"If you can find a club that's mature enough to handle it as an organization, then you're going to find the right spot for him," Sundquist said. "What I mean by that is all the media mania and that sort of thing. The club says, 'Look, this is the reason we're bringing him on. We feel he can bring X, Y, Z and A, B, C to the table.'
"Explain it to Tim, explain it to the media, explain it to your fan base and explain it to your organization."
The Patriots run a complex offense and Tebow had trouble grasping the strategy in Denver. But the presence of McDaniels could help him.
"If there's one guy in the NFL who's a fan of Tim Tebow or pulling for him, it would be Josh McDaniels," said former Jets and Patriots offensive lineman Damien Woody, now an ESPN analyst.
"I think they'll take their time developing him," Woody said. "The Patriots are one of those teams that like to develop guys, and they'll even trade them if it works in their favor. In the more immediate future, having played in New England, I know one thing they value is versatility. They're going to try to use Tebow in positions where they feel they can maximize his talent."
As an NFL rookie in 2010, Tebow threw just 82 passes in nine games, starting three.
In 2011, he started 11 games and threw for 12 touchdowns and six interceptions. He led Denver to a wild-card win over Pittsburgh before the divisional loss to New England.
He was traded to New York after that season when Denver signed Peyton Manning. With the Jets, Tebow completed six of eight passes and ran 32 times for 102 yards.
In addition to Brady, the Patriots also have Ryan Mallett at quarterback already, but they released Mike Kafka on Monday.
The 2007 winner of the Heisman as a sophomore at Florida, Tebow has 2,422 passing yards and a 75.3 rating as an NFL quarterback.
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Though it's unchanged for 2011, Acura's sporty SUV continues to be one of the more appealing luxury crossovers, and one of the more rewarding to drive. Updates made for 2010 such as a new six-speed automatic, plus a handsome interior, keep the MDX among the class leaders.
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Vendors at the Minnesota State Fair will be offering 40 new food items this year. Some are traditional fare while others might be considered exotic. The Holy Land Deli is serving up a Middle Eastern dish of marinated lamb testicles, which are served either grilled with sautéed onions or deep-fried. Other unusual dishes in the International Bazaar include camel burger sliders and beef tongue tacos. Other new menu items around the State Fair this year will include: bacon ice cream, two varieties of fresh sushi, red velvet funnel cake, mashed sweet potato on a stick, cranberry wontons, lamb fries, and freshly cut French fries topped with gravy and white cheddar cheese curds.
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Addressing the 530 observers, the CEC asked them to reach the allotted constituencies on the last date of withdrawal of candidature and stay there till the end of polling. They should quickly redress complaints received from political parties and candidates.
According to the Commission, "The observers will supervise the process of election at all stages, viz. campaign, poll, counting of votes and declaration of results. They would also be supervising randomisation, preparation of electronic voting machines, training of polling personnel and conduct of voter awareness programmes.
"All observers have been advised to look into the deployment plan of Central police forces in the constituency, if any. They will also examine the process of identification of critical polling stations and monitor the process of vulnerability mapping to identify the segments vulnerable to threat and intimidation."
They would have to ensure that the affidavits filed by candidates at the time of nomination detailing their movable/immovable assets, qualifications, convictions, and cases pending in courts, "are displayed prominently and made available for public scrutiny without loss of time."
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A batch of emails to and from Mitt Romney during his time as governor of Massachusetts, obtained by the Wall Street Journal, reveal a passionate fighter for health care for all, willing to work across the aisle to extend insurance to all his state's citizens. Today when Romney mentions health care, it's nearly always couched in criticism of President Obama's plan. Robert Siegel talks with Mark Maremont of the Wall Street Journal about Mitt Romney then and now.
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This week, the Wall Street Journal has reported on some of the emails that Mitt Romney wrote when he was governor of Massachusetts. And those emails document his very active role in getting the Massachusetts health-care plan passed, including his strong advocacy of the individual mandate, the requirement that people buy health insurance.
Joining us now from Boston is Journal's senior editor, Mark Maremont. Welcome.
MARK MAREMONT: Thank you, Robert.
SIEGEL: And first, you should explain how the Wall Street Journal gained access to these emails of Gov. Romney.
MAREMONT: At the end of the Romney administration in 2006, the governor and his aides thought that they had done a sort of thorough electronic housecleaning. They bought - paid $65 apiece, actually - for 17 hard drives from personal computers that were used in the governor's office and by his aides. And they wiped all the emails off a computer server that - sort of a backup server for the governor's office.
It turned out that there were some emails that were accidentally retained from one of the cabinet officials who was copied on some of the emails, but not very many of them. And we found out about this, and we filed a Public Records Act request to get copies of the emails.
SIEGEL: Well, on health care, what do they show?
MAREMONT: Well, they certainly show that the so-called individual mandate that's become somewhat controversial since then, was a central plank in the Romney administration's health-care plan - and of course, has become a central plank, and controversial, in the Obama administration's health-care plan that's now being reviewed by the Supreme Court.
And the emails show that inside the Romney administration, they were pushing this individual mandate, which requires everyone to buy health insurance or pay some kind of a penalty. They were pushing it, you know, pretty heavily - over some reluctance from the Massachusetts Democratic Party and Democratic leaders.
SIEGEL: This is a glimpse of the days just a few years ago, when the system that was approved in Massachusetts was identified with a Republican approach. A lot of Democrats would have preferred, simply, a state insurance program like Medicare.
MAREMONT: Yes, that's correct. And also, some of the Massachusetts Democrats were pushing - instead of an individual mandate requiring every person to buy health insurance, they wanted to push the onus, essentially, on the employer; to require the employer to provide health insurance. And Gov. Romney was against that because the individual mandate was seen as much more of a - at that point, as sort of a right wing approach to the problem - using the private sector insurance system and just, you know, requiring the individual to buy into that.
SIEGEL: There is an interesting detail you came up with here, which was a draft of an op-ed piece for the Wall Street Journal, in which then-Gov. Romney made a statement - which was later deleted when the piece was published - about the individual mandate that actually, sounds exactly what a defender of the Affordable Care Act would say today.
MAREMONT: Yes. I mean, as a journalist, I suppose I should mention that he's actually quite a good writer. He wrote it himself. But also, that he - he included some language in there that never made the final; that - basically that if the individual does not take responsibility, does not buy health insurance, then it becomes a burden on the taxpayer, and that's a problem. Well, that's very similar to the argument that the Obama administration is using today. And it sort of makes it difficult for Gov. Romney to distance himself from the Obama health-care plan.
SIEGEL: Mark Maremont, thank you very much for talking with us today.
MAREMONT: You're welcome.
SIEGEL: Mark Maremont spoke to us from Boston. He's a senior editor of the Wall Street Journal.
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Tucked away in Bergville, Northern Drakensberg, with views of beautiful gardens and the swimming pool is a local hotspot brimming with flavour. The stylish and cosy décor make an ideal setting for relaxing and unwinding, either around the pool or in the lapa. Dine inside or within the boma feasting on contemporary and African dishes prepared using the finest fresh produce and meticulous attention to detail. The a la Carte menu offers wood-fired pizzas alongside tempting light lunches with a wide variety of dishes to suit the mood. Relax and indulge at this social hotspot in Bergville and discover the secret of local food lovers. Please note that the restaurant is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner from Monday – Saturday. We are open for lunch on Sundays but close the kitchen at 15h00.
There are over 237 local Spur steak branches and 28 international ones. Spur offers hearty and satisfying meals with great value for money. The steak ranch is famous for their classic burgers made from AAA-grade beef, served with the crispiest chips and Spur's own recipe for the tastiest onion rings. Every branch is lively, vibrant and incredibly family friendly. There is a kiddies menu and a lovely entertainment area for children. The food is generously portioned, extremely tasty and brilliantly priced.
The handwritten menu written on butcher's paper is taped to the walls showcasing light and healthy options complimented by local and organic ingredients. Try the golden chicken pie in perfect crust with a warming, rich filling and vibrant salads served with every dish. Drinks are limited but full of flavour such as the handmade old-fashioned lemonade and wild plum juice. Wine offerings are limited with choice of white or red organic wine. Long black tables set the mood for social dining indulged by the soothing sounds of birds chirping in the background.
Relax in the cafe, where the works of local artists enhance the delightful ambience, or on the veranda. There is also a beautiful wisteria pergola in the garden. Choose from our selection of coffees, cappuccinos, teas, wines, beers and other drinks from our tavern and indulge yourself with our scrumptious sweet and savoury treats. We also offers a selection of meals and snacks, frozen or hot, to take away. Children are always welcome and will love to play in the spacious garden. The café is open from 09.45 on Fridays, weekends and public holidays. It is also open on Wednesdays and Thursdays during school holidays.
Nestled unobtrusively on one of the most scenic coastlines in the Cape, conveniently just outside Simon's Town and en-route to Cape Point, this historical building, once a whaling station, ensures the perfect setting for an idyllic lunch or evening experience. During "whale season", guests often enjoy their meal whilst watching whales cruising along the coastline. Established as a restaurant for 27 years, the Black Marlin has earned a reputation for its stunning seafood, award-winning wine list, attentive service and incredible views. The garden, with its 100-year-old Camellia Japonica tree and unparalleled ocean views, offers "al fresco dining" or, one may choose to dine within the restaurant. There is also the option to dine within our large glass enclosed function room which offers spectacular views and a huge open grill, where one can watch the vast array of seafood being cooked to perfection. The Black Marlin offers an extensive menu with the main emphasis on seafood, complimented by the other choices of fine contemporary cuisine. House specialities include Cape Rock Lobster, kingklip spit (grilled kingklip wrapped in bacon and served on skewers), sesame prawns served with peanut satay sauce, seafood platters, oysters and mussels. Through the many years of providing top quality fresh seafood and impeccable service to the locals and foreign tourists, this restaurant has become world famous. The staff are friendly, knowledgeable and highly trained
At the Black Oystercatcher Restaurant, we live by the season. We serve fresh produce that grows in our own garden as the seasons dictate. As a result, we offer an organic dining experience, set in a relaxed country atmosphere. Here fresh food, complimenting our boutique wines, is prepared to order and enjoyed at leisure. The seasons also determine the mood at this Elim restaurant: the refreshing sea breeze will cool you down in summer, or enjoy our cozy log fires in the winter months.
This unique restaurant is set in The Chapman Hotel in Port Elizabeth. Enjoy your meal inside, or on summer days and evenings, dine alfresco while taking in the beautiful views. Blackbeard's Lookout and Seafood Tavern is also the ideal location for functions. The restaurant is fully licensed and caters for vegetarians and kiddies as well. The restaurant was named after Blackbeard the Pirate, who was born in Bristol as Edward Teach. In 1718, he was killed by Lieutenant Richard Maynard in a deadly battle. Besides offering guests amazing seafood dishes, other a la carte options are available, including meat, poultry, vegetarian and Italian dishes.
Blackbeards Restaurant is the oldest restaurant in Port Elizabeth specialising in seafood. This is a family owned restaurant that has sustained its quality and professional service. Apart from the a la carte seafood menu, Blackbeards also offers a variety of meat, poultry, vegetarian and Italian dishes. The restaurant also caters for various functions. A buffet is served on a Sunday. Keep an eye out for the daily specials. Trading hours: Breakfast: Monday to Friday: 07:00 - 09:00; Saturday to Sunday: 07:30 - 10:00. Dinner: Monday to Sunday: 18:00 until late.
The menu leans towards fusion and Asian dishes alongside an interesting take on pub inspired dishes served with a beer of the day. The décor exudes modern black and white gothic effects, photographs and dripping candles and live jazz. Try a hanger steak or ale steamed mussels complimented by a fine glass of wine or crisp beer, tapas or a hearty fish stew. Blakes Bar entices the senses and wraps the palate in tasty, statement dishes and bold décor.
Positioned perfectly with unrivalled views of Table Mountain and Table Bay, Blowfish Restaurant, one of Cape Town's finest seafood and sushi restaurants is an all-round sensory experience. With windows spanning the length of the restaurant guests can enjoy the magnificent views, fresh sea breeze and sound of the nearby Atlantic Ocean. Distinguished by impeccable service and stylish, contemporary decor, Blowfish Restaurant serves a variety of mouth-watering seafood, sushi and some of the Cape's finest wines. Our unique fresh fish counter serviced by skilled fishmongers allows you to choose your fish by weight and have it prepared to your individual preference. This unique atmosphere, service excellence and superb cuisine combine to make Blowfish the ideal setting for any meal; from intimate business lunches, romantic dinners and special occasions as well as large scale events for up to 180 people.
Blue Bay Café offers delicious meals for all tastes. Come and taste the best and freshest seafood the West Coast has to offer or one of our legendary dishes from the grill. The restaurant overlooks the lagoon and Saldanha harbour. We serve a delicious buffet breakfast and a variety of dishes off our a la carte menu for lunch and dinner. Our bar is fully licensed and offers cocktails and ice-cold beers. Pair some of the local wines with our gourmet meals. We also do conferences and weddings and make any event a memorable one. So whether you would like to bring that someone special for a romantic dinner while overlooking the bay or just have glass of wine or cocktail with friends, make Blue Bay Café your destination.
Dine amidst the cosy and comfortable atmosphere on a 3-course Boere menu at this family restaurant located within the grounds of New Holme Guest Farm. Situated on the banks of Seekoer River, Blue Crane Restaurant invites languid lunches under ancient Poplar Trees, romantic dinners on the star deck and rustic veld braai's. Dine on Karoo farm dishes, succulent Karoo Lamb, Springbuck and beef cradled by lush gardens and the cries of abundant bird life. Unique meals transpire from homegrown vegetables and herbs seduced by the lingering aroma of oven-baked bread and fruity jam. Compliment the meal with a bottle of wine pampered underground in the 400-bottle cellar, boasting a variety of fine South African wines. Blue Crane Restaurant intoxicates the senses with endless temptations and beautiful surrounds.
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This cheery, vibrant seafood restaurant is situated in the beautiful Somerset West. The interior is simple and understated and the ambience relaxed, casual, friendly and welcoming. The menu offers a large variety of dishes, mainly sushi and seafood. Try the baby Kingklip if available. The calamari and the mussels are also perfectly prepared and well worth the price. The sushi options are amazing, and it ranges from the traditional to the more 'out there' kind. Maki, nigiri, fashion sandwiches, salmon roses and even the customized dragon rolls are all up to standard - even above. The service is quick and personalized and you can watch your chef prepare most of your dishes while you wait. The restaurant is child friendly and wheelchair accessible. Blue Waters is open for lunch and dinner from 12 pm until 10 pm seven days a week and is fully licensed.
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Brockton, MA - Massasoit Community College and Stellwagen Bank National Marine Sanctuary in Scituate, MA have a long history of collaboration, but this new program leads the way in inventive and creative programming designed to provide students, as well as the general public with learning options depending on their goal.
This spring, students can earn a Coastal New England Marine Sanctuary Certificate by enrolling in the entire series to earn a Stellwagen Bank Docent's Certificate or PDP's for teachers. Members of the local community may enroll into the noncredit option as a community education program. The other option is to enroll in the course for as a three credit science course meeting the requirements for the science elective in the career (LAS, Human services, business, culinary) as well as the LATS program at Massasoit Community College.
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Apparantly Meriweather was a great pick. http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/page2/story?page=kluck/wrapup/070425&sportCat=nfl
What a nice find. Good job. Here is a quick summary pertaining to our interests: In the 1st round of recent drafts, of all positions, safeties have been picked by far the fewest times, yet have had by far the lowest likelihood of being busts (11%), and have the greatest chance of making at least one Pro Bowl (53%). So yeah, I'd say Meriweather is going to likely be a GOOD ONE.
No surprise, really...they're presumably safest for the same reason that they're the least chosen. Similarly, if they had broken down the OL by position, guards and centers would have proven far safer than left tackles. There's an element of self-fulfilling prophesy here. S, G & C are traditionally the lower-paid positions populated by good, smart football players who are not elite athletes. For a player at a traditionally low-rent position to crack the 1st round he's probably an exceptional prospect with polished skills, while teams will roll the dice on a guy with measurables like JaMarcus Russell Ted Ginn at the glamour positions.
Safeties are really undervalued, in my opinion. They often have one of the highest tackle totals on the team, and have to be hybrid defenders on any given play against the pass and run. No great defense has a mediocre safety, and no championship team in recent times has not had a great safety.
Defense up the middle is key. If you have a solid set of DTs (or NT), a stud MLB (or ILBs) and hard-hitting safeties that have some range to cover, that's a damn good foundation to build around. Rodney isn't going to be around forever. Now, let's see how the ILB situations shakes out. Regards, Chris
That is because of the emergence of the pass catching tight end. You need good safeties to stop players like Gates, Gonzalez, Crumpler, Witten, Heap, and Clark.
This is not very analytical; more of poorly interpreted data. Patchick sees thru the fallacies (Post #3) : Only 19 S vs 52 CBs in Rd 1. But the same no of safeties are going to the probowl as CBs each year. The only people worse with data than statisticians are journalists, esp sports variety.
Yep, that's why I kept saying "traditionally"! As the game evolves, positions rise and fall (bye bye, fullbacks.) The new breed of tight ends are running up the demand for rare athletes at safety, which raises salaries and will eventually attract better prospects to the position. Then more will be taken in the first round...and more will be busts.
It's not very analytical, I agree, and I also thought the same things that patchick wrote, but the fact is, it does give some evidence that Meriweather has a very good chance of being a good safety for us. Since safeties are not picked often, when they are picked, they tend to be very good.
Except this year many more safeties than normal went in the first round in a talent-light draft, indicating that they were overvalued. Bust-rate for this year's safeties figures to be higher than average. This year four safeties were taken in the first round, and last year three were. Before that, it was usually either zero or one. One or two will probably bust.
Approximately the only insightful thing I said about the draft all offseason was to point out that a lot of recent safeties have been immediate impact players, and that this plus Wilson's contract status made safety a likely pick for the Pats.


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BB Webb started her career in theater. When she moved away from the city lights to the quiet countryside in Auburn, Georgia, just outside of Atlanta, she started thinking about a world of possibilities. Having acquired a historic house in need of restoration, BB had the idea to create a theatrically detailed venue for the most memorable events, and especially for wedding events. The entire inside of the house was gutted and rebuilt using authentic materials from old brick to old wood for floors and ceilings. Six months later Carl House emerged but the facility is only part of the story. BB employs a talented staff from a general manager to an in-house catering chef who work with clients to attend to the smallest of details. According to BB, "We're here to create the most extraordinary and memorable events at Carl House."
Although Carl House is an ideal location for weddings, it serves as a wonderful and memorable venue for other events including fundraising, corporate meetings, anniversary parties, retirement parties, theme parties and large group events. Carl House is set up to work with brides and wedding planners by allowing them to use their own suppliers but offering suggestions and event management when there is no preferred vendor.
With the hiring of a new general manager, BB is moving away from the day to day operations of Carl House and focusing on more strategic issues such as community relations, branding, marketing, publicity, strategic partnerships, speaking engagements, and overall vision master for the business. BB attributes her success to her passion and tenacity in addition to surrounding herself with good people. She is also a believer in positive thinking. When faced with serious challenges, she continues to move forward "as if" key issues were not roadblocks. She doesn't take "no" for an answer.
BB doesn't look at a typical customer according to demographics. She says the best customers are the ones who walk into Carl House and have an immediate sense of excitement about the venue and develop a synergy with the staff. "When they [customers] feel attached to the beauty, history and culture of Carl House it is easy to work together... to help them realize their vision for the event."
BB has an even bigger vision for Carl House than just being a benchmark for event venues in the southeast. She wants to partner with a hotelier to build overnight facilities on the adjacent property. This could go a long way toward making Carl House a destination rather than just an event venue.
BB has both graduate and undergraduate degrees in theatrical arts. She studied at LAMDA (London Academy of Music and Dramatic Arts), but attributes her passion for theater to the time when she studied under the famous performing artist Tony Montanaro. Over a decade ago BB wrote, produced, nationally toured, and performed a one woman play "Through Ruby's Eyes".
Now that the demands of renovating and launching the Carl House business are less challenging, BB and her new business partner, Dana Popoff, (of 'Good Eats' fame), are launching a PBS television show "Savvy Women: Redefining Business". It seems that the entrepreneurial bug has bitten BB and she's on a roll. BB is a high energy personality which the public will soon meet when she hosts her new TV show but there is also a private side to BB that enjoys hiding out in the forest with six animals, hanging with creative minded people, and enjoying a glass of wine while engaging in "possibility thinking". BB's personal vision is to "magnify the possibilities of others" and that will be a big theme in the show. BB also enjoys writing and blogging.
You can learn more about BB and Carl House at www.carlhouse.com or www.arrivingwithbbwebb.com
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Toronto, ON (Sports Network) - Edwin Encarnacion hit a three-run, go-ahead double with two down in the eighth inning, as the Blue Jays edged the Red Sox, 11-10, in the continuation of a four-game series.
The Red Sox led 8-6 entering the frame and starter Tim Wakefield was in line for his 200th career win, but Daniel Bard (2-6) walked home two runs before Encarnacion ripped a 3-2 fastball from Matt Albers into the gap in right- center.
"I think the most underlying thing is our approach late in the game," Blue Jays manager John Farrell said. "We continue to grind out at-bats."
Adrian Gonzalez's homer and Marco Scutaro's RBI single in the top of the ninth made it a one-run game, but pinch-runner Mike Aviles was caught stealing with two outs, securing a win for Shawn Camp (4-3) and a save for Frank Francisco, his 13th of the season.
Jacoby Ellsbury hit a three-run homer for the Red Sox, who have lost five of seven and trail the AL East-leading Yankees by 2 1/2 games.
Wakefield allowed five runs -- four earned -- over five innings but was in line for the win courtesy of Boston's early offense and Jays starter Brandon Morrow's equally ineffective turn.
The Red Sox pushed across three first-inning runs, as Morrow hit Kevin Youkilis with the bases loaded before Scutaro delivered a two-run single.
But Wakefield, who has been stuck on win No. 199 since a July 24th victory over the Mariners, failed to maintain the early advantage.
Eric Thames scored on an Encarnacion sac fly in the bottom of the first and J. P. Arencibia tied the game with a two-run blast in the second.
Thames was hit to begin the home third, advanced on a wild pitch and scored on Jose Bautista's ground-rule double to left. Later in the frame, Bautista swiped third, then came home on a double steal, as Scutaro's return throw to the plate sailed wide, giving the Jays a 5-3 lead.
A four-run fourth, highlighted by Ellsbury's three-run blast, vaulted the Red Sox atop the see saw. Josh Reddick followed a Carl Crawford double with a two- bagger of his own to push across the inning's initial run.
David Ortiz gave the Red Sox an 8-5 lead with a solo shot in the fifth, but the Blue Jays refused to go quietly.
Encarnacion ripped an RBI single off of Dan Wheeler with two outs in the seventh. Bard grounded out Kelly Johnson to end the inning, but ran into trouble in the eighth.
He hit Brett Lawrie leading off, allowed a single to Adam Loewen and walked Arencibia to load the bases with nobody down. Appearing to settle, he put down Dewayne Wise on three pitches, got Yunel Escobar looking on a 3-2 fastball and went ahead 0-2 on Thames before unraveling. Thames fought back to draw a walk and a free pass to Bautista tied the game. Encarnacion then worked the count full on Albers before clearing the bases with his 34th double of the season.
"I fully believed bases-loaded no outs, I could get out of it," Bard said. "I never doubted it. I got two strikeouts, executed pitches when I needed to. Got to 0-2 the next guy and he had a really good at-bat."
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. Not content with disfiguring the people he does not like, such as Richard Nixon, or pumping up those he worships, like JFK, Oliver Stoned has made another THC/LSD/mushroom-fueled thriller, in the mode of Michael Moore's "Bowling for Columbine" and "Fahrenheit 9/11". Only this time, "Wow, man, far out" Stoned has gone for broke. Working over time, and having skipped countless "trips" to his dentist , Stoned is in a "rush" to get out his latest flight of fancy in time to impact this year's presidential elections. Only one question remains: given his reputation for purely fictional accounts of what is supposed to be "history", will his latest fantasy produce a MORE favorable attitude toward Geo Bush (and other Republicans, by extension), or will it produce his intended result of a less favorable attitude?? We shall see. Bring it on, Stone Man!!! :singing: [size=+3]The real 'W' (or at least the first few pages of the script)[/size] Even before a single talent deal was signed or locations scouted, Oliver Stone's "W" was hotter than a Texas afternoon in July. Conservative pundits were ready to pounce on the provocateur for what they said was agenda-driven filmmaking, while Stone and his partners said they were simply telling the story of the Bush White House without varnish or sugar-coating. As Stephen Galloway and Matthew Belloni report in THR today, both turn out to be right -- sort of. According to four Bush scholars who read a draft of the script, the tale has elements that are unquestionably accurate (like when George Jr. comes home drunk and nearly gets into a fistfight with his father) and elements that are just plain made-up (like when the president and his advisers discuss high-level policy in a casual, even frat-house, sort of manner). Rather than just let the experts judge, we decided to offer the first few pages of the script, in which Bush and his advisers prep for the "Axis of Evil" speech, here on Risky Biz -- with the caveat that this comes from a draft of the script dated in mid-October and, according to sources close to the project, may have changed in the interim. http://www.riskybusinessblog.com/2008/04/the-real-w-or-a.html //
Risky Business Blog.. now that is a reliable source.. right up there with many others that espouse extremism and polarization. here is an easy answer don't watch it.. prejudge and pay attention to extremist views that will mold your views of how the world works.
Oliver Stoned--------:singing: His movie on Bush will be a Comedy made for the Far Left Wing Liberal College Crowd. When told about it Bush did what he usually does "he grinned". :bricks:
There was a story yesterday about how the historians were saying a lot of it was flat made up (of course it was, it's oliver stone). I'll try to find the story. It wasn't in "riskybusinessblog". Hey, GJAJ15, how come you never bitch when NEM or WW83 or Pressy post something from a leftie blog? Why do you only do it when it's something you consider right wing? Or is it just that it was Foggy?
IT'S A MOVIE! I don't see anyone complaining that "The Ten Commandments" was historically innacurate.
Oh come on...it's not really equivalent, is it? Especially if they release "W" in November, while the man is still POTUS. At least DeMille waited a few years after Moses died and all.
. Oliver Stoned, like Michael Moore, are card-carrying members of the alternate universe that sees the "beautiful people" (them) with all the money and influence, and mom and pop sitting at their door-step, begging for left-overs. Siberia or at least someplace north of Nome, Alaska, would be appropriate places for these two. Oliver Stoned: hippie in Beverley Hills, Rodeo Drive, clothes. //
It's a BAD movie. It's pure propaganda. It's sole purpose in life is to accuse Bush, make him look bad, make him into another wacko image, the way so many did to Richard Nixon. And Stoned Man makes money off of impressionable, gullible, weak-minded Americans, to boot. Oliver Stone makes only sick movies because he, himself, is a very sick man. If you ask him in a moment of candor, he will tell you the same: he is ill. //
His movie will go over great in all the country's that hate America, in this country the people know what an A$s hole he is, within three months of it's release you will be able to buy the DVD in the supermarket for $6.25. Oliver is lucky he lives in America. :bricks:
Oliver Stoned: could do what he does ONLY in America. No other country would tolerate such a self-hating, homeland-hating man. He is sick to the core of his being. //
I don't feel comfortable forming an opinion of someone until I have learned something about them. You should try it sometime. Very rewarding. //
I think I do, but I do not pay attention to many of the threads they are involved in.. seems as though Fog and I cross paths often, personally I do no think that is a viable way to post..I have called others on the same thing..


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Legacy 11/10/14 11:09 AM
Now everyone will complain they came out TOO early!!!
dugchun 11/10/14 12:54 PM
Okay, round one projections are ready!
Legacy 11/10/14 01:21 PM
Good job making a change!
mrmatttt 11/11/14 10:37 AM
Huh, no Stanton!
Doctom 11/12/14 09:35 PM
What's the rationale for Mallett being ranked so highly (relatively)?
daydrunk 11/13/14 01:18 PM
It's a little hard to put any faith in these weekly rankings when FFToolbox doesn't even have Drew Stanton listed on a Friday before a game when he's been the known starter for Arizona since last Sunday. Is anyone even updating the rankings or even care???
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Stanton was ranked but a bug in the code caused his projection to disappear. Sorry for the confusion.
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LIKE France's opening try in last week's rugby international against England, it all seemed to be over in the first 60 seconds. Their lordships at Britain's Supreme Court opened the proceedings on February 5th by announcing that they had already reached a decision. The two parties to the dispute, Cukurova Holding of Turkey and Russia's Alfa group, had a 15-minute adjournment to decide whether to raise any objections.
Cukurova, once a sprawling but successful conglomerate with two banks, a media group and various industrial interests to its name, and headed by the press-shy billionaire Mehmet Emin Karamehmet (pictured), is on the ropes. According to judgments in four jurisdictions, it owes about $2.6 billion in as-yet-unresolved litigation with two fellow shareholders in Turkcell, Turkey's leading mobile operator. Because of the dispute, Turkcell—a highly successful, cash-rich company—has been unable to hold a shareholders' meeting or pay a dividend since 2010.
Cukurova got into financial difficulty in 2005 and pledged shares in Turkcell, or in companies that have stakes in Turkcell, to raise cash from both Sonera, now TeliaSonera, a Nordic telecom group, and from Alfa, a group controlled by Russian oligarch Mikhail Fridman. The exact entitlement to those shares is now in dispute. Sonera and Alfa have jointly and separately sued Cukurova either to pay them cash or give them control of the shares. But that would mean Cukurova losing a pivotal shareholding in Cukurova Telecom Holdings, registered in the British Virgin Islands, which gives it a marginal control over Turkcell. It is a stalemate that has continued since the court actions began in 2007. The case started in the British Virgin Islands, then moved to arbitration at the International Chamber of Commerce in Geneva, and now occupies both Britain's Supreme Court and the second circuit court of appeal in the Southern District of New York.
Cukurova accuses Alfa of plotting all along to seize the shares. Indeed, Alfa quickly moved to seize the pledged shares in 2007, claiming that Cukurova was in default of their agreement. That was no more than it was legally entitled to do, says Alfa.
Britain's Supreme Court ruled in July that Cukurova must pay Alfa $1.6 billion plus interest to redeem the shares and gave it 60 days to raise the cash. But Cukurova won breathing space because of another action brought by Sonera in New York—an appeal by Sonera to get Cukurova to pay it $932m in damages plus interest, as ordered by the arbitration tribunal in Geneva in 2011. Cukurova could only pay if it were able to pledge more shares as collateral, but Alfa, as another creditor, has won an injunction at the New York court to stop Cukurova pledging assets.
Britain's Supreme Court reached the conclusion on February 5th that it cannot force Cukurova to pay in London until the injunction is lifted in New York. The New York Second Circuit court of appeal said in October that it needed to wait for a US Supreme Court judgment in a dispute between Daimler AG and Bauman, because it had a bearing on this case. That judgment was passed on January 14th, but it is not clear whether or not it simplifies the Cukurova case and when the court of appeal will have its next hearing.
Alfa lawyers complain that all this is costing their client money. And their lordships acknowledge that Cukurova is sitting on an option, either to redeem the shares at the set price, or not, as the Turkcell share price fluctuates on the Istanbul and New York stock exchanges. On the other hand, Cukurova has faced fines of $50,000 a day for contempt of court in New York since last April, but these will not be payable if Cukurova wins its case there.
Despite the points being scored periodically by each side, as in rugby, the outcome won't be known until the final whistle.
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Just racked my second brew to the carboy after 10 days in the primary. I never saw any signs of fermentation and there was not any trub on the bottom on the bucket. I did not take a hydrometer reading since I do not have one but will be using one from here on out. Should I just dump the beer rather than bottle it in a few weeks?
Don't dump it, never dump it unless it smells or tastes nasty. But don't bottle it if you are not sure it has attenuated properly. If fermentation takes off in the bottles you could have a dangerous mess on your hands. The simple solution is get a hydrometer. The beer isn't going anywhere, you can leave it be until you get one and to be quite honest you probably shouldn't brew without one for this very reason. They are cheaper then the beer you're thinking of dumping so go get one.
Burn the village, then drink the beer!
Are you trying to wrap up all the noob questions in one post?
I asked one question.
lack of trub tells me it didn't ferment. is it sweet? what kind and how much yeast did you pitch?
Welcome to the hobby... Dont worry about them. :-) Some people are just better at being %$#@ than others... they have it down to a science. :-) Get that hydrometer...
Thanks for the advice guys. I am going to get a hydrometer today. I used dry yeast one packet (6 grams) of Muntons. Not sure if it is sweet I guess I can give it a taste when I get home.
Well, I'm relatively new, and I read the beginners forum. You should too. Not trying to give you a hard time, but it answers questions like these. I'll still give you a few pointers: 1. Buy a hydrometer. They are like $7. 2. Take a hydrometer reading as soon as you get it. Hopefully it's not too high as to be nasty sweet. 3. Take another reading two-three days after the first hydrometer reading. 4. If the reading is the same, it is almost surely done fermenting and is safe to bottle (although 3-4 weeks is recommended for clarification). 5. Go read the Beginner forum and FAQ. They are awesome. Pay attention to the "airlock is not a fermentation signaller" stuff. Good luck!
-Agree on hydrometer. Its the only way to fly (well refractometers work too I guess). -Agree that a silent airlock does not tell you what is going on with fermentation. It usually does, but you could have leaks in your bucket/airlock. -Muntons yeast is not the best stuff out there IMO. Especially the 6 gram packets. If your hydrometer indicates that fermentation never took off, I would go buy a higher quality dry yeast and run through the rehydration procedure (takes 30 minutes). -Welcome to HBT!!! Lots of brewers from Minny here.


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The heterodimeric nuclear cap binding complex (CBC) binds to 5'-capped polymerase II transcripts. It enhances the efficiency of several mRNA maturation steps and is essential for U snRNA nuclear export in multicellular eukaryotes. The 2A crystal structure of human CBC shows that the large subunit, CBP80, comprises three domains, each containing consecutive helical hairpins and resembling the so-called MIF4G domain found in several other proteins involved in RNA metabolism. The small subunit, CPB20, has an RNP fold and associates with the second and third domains of CBP80. Site-directed mutagenesis revealed 4 residues of CBP20 which are critical for cap binding. A model for cap binding is proposed based on these results and the known mode of binding of RNA to RNP domains.
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