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To appreciate Bread & Wine, the 16-month-old restaurant in the Irving Park neighborhood, it helps to be less literal and more observant.
For instance, you might be surprised, as I was initially, to discover that the kitchen doesn't set out much bread. No bread basket, for instance. Not even an a la carte bread-purchase option, as one can find at Balena, Girl & the Goat, Vera and others (though Bread & Wine's carryout market does sell baguettes).
This apparent paradox is explained in two ways. First, as chef Curtis Gamble puts it, "I think (of the name) as more of an old-school and classic way of expressing community, sharing and nourishment. We don't have an amazing bread program; we haven't the space or staff for that."
In other words, "Bread & Wine" is more a state of mind than a state of starch.
Second, bread is a component in many of Gamble's dishes, in sometimes subtle ways. There are, of course, the slices of toasted sourdough that are part of his cheese and charcuterie plates, wherein customers pick and choose from a half-dozen domestic cheeses and about nine meats, most of them made in-house.
Highlights among the charcuterie are the slightly aromatic "pig-face pancetta," a house-cured and cherry-smoked head cheese infused with juniper and coriander; silky chicken liver served in a glass jar; and a tasty blood sausage that's a touch lighter than other versions I've had (a good thing).
Elsewhere, tender calamari rings tossed in green-garlic pesto pick up contrasting crunch from shards of lobster crackers, and paper-thin sourdough crisps grace a salad of hydroponic greens, pickled ramps and sliced guinea-hog ham. Ravioli stuffed with pork-shoulder confit, served with rutabaga and bread-and-butter pickled cabbage, contain bits of hard pretzel cooked in hog fat.
Lamb heart, fashioned into an old-school French pate with a touch of bourbon, served over a thick smear of rhubarb mustard alongside tiny croutons and pickled ramps, is one of my favorite dishes (it's an occasional special; grab it when you can).
Gamble's fondness for "other" animal cuts explains the presence of duck testicles, which appear on the menu under a slightly more common name. They're Southern-fried in buttermilk and seasoned flour (at which point these crispy protein nuggets could be just about anything), served with a cabbage crisp that Gamble calls a vegetable chicharron and several cubes of what prove to be Gamble's house hot sauce in jelly form, which perk up the dish considerably.
A few other dishes of note include the coriander-crusted tofu, one of several gluten-free and/or vegetarian dishes on the menu; butter-poached walleye over salsa verde with dots of thickened rhubarb juice; and a glorious presentation of veal loin, served alongside fluffy pieces of semolina dumplings (much like the semolina gnocchi on B&W's noteworthy brunch menu, only these are vivid-green due to an infusion of ramp tops), fiddlehead ferns and a lovely cheddar sauce (since changed to a curried goat-milk sauce).
Among the sweet finales are popcorn panna cotta (the cream actually steeped in heirloom popcorn), crowned by salted caramel sauce and caramel corn, and a beautifully balanced pink peppercorn and pineapple cake with pineapple relish and coconut pudding. And there's always the option of more cheese.
Service is capable for the most part, capable of answering just about any question you might ask, provided you ask. The wine list appeals by virtue of its interesting selections and general budget-friendliness.
Bread & Wine occupies a former laundromat, which explains the small parking lot in front and the hard-surface walls within. Seating is split among regular tables (a bit too closely spaced, not that eavesdropping is likely in this raucously noisy room), a bar featuring some ambitious cocktail creations (a bit hit or miss, though the Blood & Smoke is a keeper) and a chef counter that places patrons just inches from the kitchen action. It's the warmest sitting area in the restaurant, and if you're into chef interaction and the occasional gratis nibble, this is the place to be.
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Bread & Wine
3732 W. Irving Park Road; 773-866-5266; breadandwinechicago.com
Tribune rating: Two stars
Open: Dinner Monday-Saturday, brunch Sunday
Prices: Large plates $16-$24
Credit cards: A, DS, M, V
Reservations: Strongly recommended
Noise: Conversation-challenged
Other: Wheelchair accessible; parking lot (small) and street parking
Ratings key:
Four Stars: Outstanding
Three Stars: Excellent
Two Stars: Very good
One Star: Good
No stars: Unsatisfactory
Reviews are based on no fewer than two visits. The reviewer makes every effort to remain anonymous. Meals are paid for by the Tribune.
Twitter @philvettel
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One For You, One For Me On the outskirts of town, there was a huge nut tree by the cemetery fence. One day, two boys filled up a bucket with nuts and sat down by the tree, out of sight, and began dividing the nuts. "One for you, one for me. One for you, one for me," said one boy. The bucket was so full, several rolled out toward the fence. Cycling down the road by the cemetery was a third boy. As he passed, he thought he heard voices from inside the cemetery. He slowed down to investigate. Sure enough, he heard, "One for you, one for me. One for you, one for me." He knew what it was. "Oh my," he shuddered. "It's Satan and St. Peter dividing the souls at the cemetery." He cycled down the road as fast as he could and found an old man hobbling along with a cane. "Come here quick," said the boy. "You won't believe what I heard! Satan and St. Peter are down at the cemetery dividing the souls." The man said, "Shoo, you brat, can't you see I'm finding it hard to walk as it is?" But after several pleas, the man hobbled to the cemetery. Standing by the fence, they heard, "One for you, one for me. One for you, one for me." The old man whispered, "Boy, you've been telling the truth. Let's find out if we can see the devil himself." Shivering with fear, they peered through the fence, but they were still unable to see anything. The old man and the boy gripped the wrought iron bars of the fence tighter and tighter, as they tried to get a glimpse of Satan. At last they heard, "One for you, one for me. And one last one for you. That's all. Now let's go get those nuts by the fence, and we'll be done." They say the old guy made it back to town five minutes before the boy.
Play Doctor Morris complained to his friend Irving that lovemaking with his wife was becoming routine and boring. "Get creative Morris. Break up the monotony. Why don't you try 'playing doctor' for an hour? That's what I do," said Irving. "Sounds great," Morris replied, "but how do you make it last for an hour?" "That's easy... just keep her in the waiting room for 59 minutes!"
Little Johnny's Story Little Johnny sees his Daddy's car passing the playground and going into the woods. Curious, he follows the car and sees Daddy and Aunt Jane kissing. Johnny finds this so exciting that he can barely contain himself as he runs home and starts to tell his mother excitedly. "Mommy, mommy! I was at the playground, and daddy and..." Mommy tells him to slow down, and that she wants to hear the story. So Johnny tells her: "I was at the playground and I saw Daddy's car go into the woods with Aunt Jane. I went to look and Daddy was giving Aunt Jane a big kiss. Then he helped her take off her shirt, then Aunt Jane helped Daddy take his pants off, then Aunt Jane laid down on the seat, then Daddy..." At this point, Mommy cut him off and said, "Johnny, this is such an interesting story, suppose you save the rest of it for suppertime. I want to see the look on Daddy's face when you tell it tonight." At the dinner table, Mommy asks Johnny to tell his story. He describes the car into the woods, the undressing, laying down on the seat, and... "then Daddy and Aunt Jane did that same thing Mommy and Uncle Jeff used to do when Daddy was in the Army."
GI Insurance Airman Jones was assigned to the induction center, where he advised new recruits about their government benefits, especially their GI insurance. It wasn't long before Captain Smith noticed that Airman Jones was having a staggeringly high success rate, selling insurance to nearly 100% of the recruits he advised. Rather than asking him about this, the Captain stood at the back of the room and listened to Jones' sales pitch. Jones explained the basics of GI insurance to the new recruits, and then said, "If you are killed in a battle and have GI insurance, the government has to pay $200,000 to your beneficiaries. But, if you don't have GI insurance and get killed in battle, the government only has to pay a maximum of $6,000." "Now," he concluded, "which group do you think they are going to send into battle first?"
Going To Rome A New York woman was at her hairdresser's on Park Avenue getting her hair styled prior to a trip to Rome with her boyfriend. She mentioned the trip to the hairdresser, who responded, "Rome? Why would anyone want to go there? It's crowded and dirty and full of Italians. You're crazy to go to Rome. So, how are you getting there?" "We're taking Continental," was the reply. "We got a great rate!" "Continental?" exclaimed the hairdresser. "That's a terrible airline. Their planes are old, their flight attendants are ugly, and they're always late. So, where are you staying in Rome?" "We'll be at this exclusive little place over on Rome's left bank called Teste..." "Don't go any further. I know that place. Everybody thinks it's gonna be something special and exclusive, but it's really a dump, the worst hotel in the city! The rooms are small, the service is terrible and they're overpriced. So, whatcha doing when you get there?" "We're going to see the Vatican and we hope to see the Pope." "That's rich," laughed the hairdresser. "You and a million other people trying to see him. He'll look the size of an ant. Boy, good luck on this lousy trip of yours. You're going to need it." A month later, the woman came in again for a hairdo. The hairdresser asked her about her trip to Rome. "It was wonderful," explained the woman, "not only were we on time in one of Continental's brand new planes, but it was overbooked and they bumped us up to first class. The food and wine were wonderful, and I had a handsome 28-year-old flight attendant who waited on me hand and foot. And the hotel -- it was great! They'd just finished a $5 million remodeling job and now it's a jewel, the finest hotel in the city. They, too, were overbooked, so they apologized and gave us their owner's suite at no extra charge!" "Well," muttered the hairdresser, "that's all well and good, but I know you didn't get to see the Pope." "Actually, we were quite lucky, because as we toured the Vatican, a guard tapped me on the shoulder and explained that the Pope likes to meet some of the visitors and if I'd be so kind as to step into his private room and wait, the Pope would personally greet me. Sure enough, five minutes later, the Pope walked through the door and shook my hand! I knelt down and he spoke a few words to me." "Oh, really? What'd he say?" He said, "Where'd you get the crappy hairdo?"
Letter From The Penis Dear Management, I, the Penis, hereby request a raise in salary for the following reasons: 1. I do physical labor; 2. I work at great depths; 3. I plunge head first into everything I do; 4. I do not get weekends or public holidays off; 5. I work in a damp environment; 6. I don't get paid overtime; 7. I work in a dark workplace that has poor ventilation; 8. I work in high temperatures, and; 9. My work exposes me to contagious diseases. Dear Penis, After assessing your request and considering the arguments you have raised, the administration rejects your request for the following reasons: 1. You cannot work eight hours straight; 2. You fall asleep on the job after brief work periods; 3. You do not always follow the orders of the management team; 4. You do not stay in your designated area and are often seen visiting other locations; 5. You do not take initiative -- you need to be pressured and stimulated in order to start working; 6. You leave the workplace rather messy at the end of your shift; 7. You don't always observe necessary safety regulations, such as wearing the correct protective clothing; 8. You will retire well before you are 65; 9. You are unable to work double shifts; 10. You sometimes leave your designated work before you have completed the assigned task; 11. And if that were not all, you have been seen constantly entering and exiting the workplace carrying two suspicious looking bags. Sincerely, The Management
Guide To The Male Vocabulary Statement: "Haven't I seen you before?" True Meaning: "Nice butt." Statement: "I'm a romantic." True Meaning: "I'm poor." Statement: "I need you." True Meaning: "My hand is tired." Statement: "I am different from all the other guys." True Meaning: "I am not circumcised." Statement: "I want a commitment." True Meaning: "I'm sick of pleasing myself." Statement: "You're the only girl I've ever cared about." True Meaning: "You are the only girl who hasn't rejected me." Statement: "It's just orange juice, try it." True Meaning: "Three more shots, and she'll have her legs around my head." Statement: "She's kinda cute." True Meaning: "I wouldn't kick her out of bed but a pillow over the head might be necessary." Statement: "I don't know if I like her." True Meaning: "She won't sleep with me." Statement: "I miss you so much." True Meaning: "I am so horny that my male roommate is starting to look good." Statement: "Was it good for you?" True Meaning: "I'm insecure about my manhood." Statement: "How do I compare with all your other boyfriends?" True Meaning: "Is my penis really that small?" Statement: "Do you love me?" True Meaning: "I've done something stupid and you might find out." Statement: "Do you 'really' love me?" True Meaning: "I've done something stupid and you're going to find out sooner or later." Statement: "How much do you love me?" True Meaning: "I've done something really stupid and someone's on their way to tell you by now." Statement: "I have something to tell you." True Meaning: "Get tested." Statement: "I'll give you a call." True Meaning: "I'd rather have my nipples torn off by wild dogs than see you again." Statement: "I've been thinking a lot." True Meaning: "You're not as attractive as when I was drunk." Statement: "I think we should just be friends." True Meaning: "You're ugly."

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Outstanding guns still a question in manhunt case
Joshua SeboldStaff Writer
Law enforcement authorities still have not determined if there are any outstanding guns related to the Aug. 12 incident that began as a high-speed chase in Washoe County and ended with a manhunt in Plumas County.
Nevada and Plumas County officials reported three Nevada residents broke into the home of a deceased man in south Reno with the intention of stealing automatic firearms.
The trio allegedly fled from Nevada authorities across the state line before finally being apprehended in Graeagle the next morning.
The Plumas County Sheriff's Office now believes an automatic rifle found on the side of the road near Nervino Airport in Eastern Plumas actually belonged to one of the suspects and had not been taken from the burglarized home.
Plumas County Sheriff Greg Hagwood said the delay in determining if any guns were still missing was related to the estate of the deceased man. Officials were still working to determine what items were in the house before the break-in.
It appears some of the man's belongings were sold or moved after his death, making it difficult for the estate to narrow down what exactly was in the house when it was burglarized.
Meanwhile, Plumas County Administrative Officer Jack Ingstad has been working with the county's information technology department and Hagwood to correct some glitches in the emergency notification system, used to send a recorded telephone warning to residents.
Ingstad reported about 50 percent of the calls sent out by the system during the fugitive incident didn't reach the right destination because of a mistake in how numbers in geographical areas were grouped by the county's geographic information system department.
GIS can be used to overlay data on top of a global positioning system map, basically the same way a program like Google Earth or Google Maps displays location names and other data on top of its maps.
Ingstad said the GIS department was part of the planning department, so it decided to use parcel maps as a guide when grouping phone numbers, which led to some confusion because the phone numbers associated with parcel maps aren't always accurate or logically grouped numerically.
Hagwood thought the estimated number of Graeagle residents who didn't get a call during the incident was too high, but that a significant number of errors did occur.
He also suggested GIS couldn't take all the blame, saying there were deficiencies in the system that all parties involved in the system should take some responsibility for, including his department.
The sheriff noted some of the Graeagle phone numbers in the system hadn't been updated often enough.
Hagwood felt the system should have been activated multiple times to catch people and businesses that missed the original, early morning notification.
In the end, Hagwood said the situation had been a bit of a trial by fire: activating the system in a relatively fluid situation. Getting out even some notifications was obviously a huge upgrade over two years ago when the system didn't exist.
Hagwood and Ingstad said the situation provided a valuable chance to learn from a mistake without harm to county residents.
They were also confident the information technology department could quickly write a program to fix the problem and apply the remedy to the entire county. They believed that would drastically improve the success rate the next time the system was used.
Ingstad said at least 50 residents from Graeagle called his office to report they didn't get a notification call. Anyone else who experienced that problem was encouraged to call 283-6315. He said the more people who reported problems, the more information the county would have to understand the issue.
Hagwood confirmed a SWAT team member accidentally discharged a weapon when the unit was clearing the house the suspects had parked next to when they stopped in Graeagle.
The sheriff said the group was transitioning from rifles to handguns when it got to the second floor and one officer accidentally fired one bullet into the floor, which exited through the kitchen ceiling.
He said no one was hurt and he personally called the property owners to assure them the county would pay for the damages.
Hagwood said that was the first time in more than 22 years that the SWAT team had an accidental discharge.
At the end of the incident, three Nevada residents were arrested, one stolen vehicle was impounded, one automatic rifle was recovered, no one was injured, and the only damage reported was from that one bullet, the only shot fired during the entire event.


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It's crowded at the top: Freakonomics Radio
Interview with
May 1, 2013
The hidden side the unemployment numbers? Folks with advanced degrees are climbing down the ladder.
Pop-up trucks charge New York City kids to store cellphones during school
Apr 29, 2013
Ever since New York City banned electronic devices in public schools, a cottage industry has emerged: Charging kids a dollar a day to hold their phones during class.
What DeVry's earnings say about the for-profit college business
Apr 23, 2013
As for-profit colleges learn to survive with fewer students, the rise of free online courses raises new questions.
Why a private equity tycoon is funding a scholarship in China
Interview with
Apr 22, 2013
Billionaire Stephen Schwarzman is spearheading a $300 million scholarship fund for top students from the U.S., Europe, and Latin America to spend a year in China. With philanthropy, comes influence.
Would you rather have a teacher or a computer grade your schoolwork?
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EdX, a Harvard-MIT project, will offer essay grading software to colleges free of charge. You might imagine that teachers and professors would embrace the labor saving. But, not all do.
Stricter school lunch nutrition standards reduce childhood obesity: Study
Apr 10, 2013
School lunch programs with stricter nutrition standards may be helping to reduce obesity in children, especially those who receive free or reduced lunches.
Public-private university salary gap widens: Report
Apr 8, 2013
Given the dismal outlook of State budgets across the country, public universities will have to find a way to compete for talent with fewer resources than their private counterparts.
Beware the rise of the robo-grader
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EdX is launching a new free online service that grades papers and provides instant feedback on student essays.
Mark Zuckerberg's money lays path for change in Newark schools
Apr 4, 2013
Most of the $100 million donation has been spent on brokering a new teachers contract that creates performance-based pay and opening new schools.
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Apr 2, 2013
Key figures in the Atlanta school cheating scandal admit to the practice, but did we learn anything about incentives?


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Ultrasuede: In Search of Halston
No one represents the '70s quite like legendary designer Halston, and Sudler-Smith's film, two years in the making, combines a prodigious amount of archival footage, (meticulously researched and sourced from every possible outlet), and stunning still photographs brought to thrilling life with imaginative 3D effects.
Cast: Liza Minnelli, Billy Joel, André Leon Talley, Phillip Bloch, Diane von Fürstenberg
Produced by: Anne Goursaud, Adam Bardach, Nicholas Simon
Directed by: Whitney Sudler-Smith
Written by: Anne Goursaud
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On May 2, 2014, California State University, Dominguez Hills celebrated the inauguration of Dr. Willie J. Hagan as the 10th president in the university's 54-year history. Below is a video of the ceremony and coverage of the many events during Inauguration Week.
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Named for husband and wife founders Eugène Blum and (et) Alice Lèvy, EBEL is established in La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland. Uniting Eugène's technical prowess and Alice's passion for elegant, sensual design, a daring and distinctive, yet timeless approach to fine Swiss watchmaking is born.
In a period where pocket watches were the traditional timepiece, EBEL takes an innovative approach and launches the first EBEL wristwatch.
From the very beginning, Alice Lèvy leads EBEL into the universe of Haute Joaillerie. With Alice's design influence, EBEL wins the Gold medal at the National Exhibition in Bern, Switzerland for a patented EBEL ring watch with hidden time-setting and lever escapement within the movement.
EBEL's excellence in fine Swiss watchmaking continues to be recognized, as EBEL is awarded the "Diplôme Commémoratif de Grand Prix" in the "Exposition Internationale des Arts Décoratifs et Industriels Modernes" in Paris for its Haute Joaillerie Art Déco watch collection, made in platinum with onyx, baguette-cut diamonds and emeralds.
Charles-Eugène Blum, the founder's son, joins the company and is instrumental in developing the brand's excellence in quality and precision. The following year, he proudly unveils EBEL's broadened collection at the very first Basel Watch and Jewellery Fair.
EBEL becomes the first Swiss watchmaker to introduce the "Western Electric" precision and quality control standards. The Western Electric System is later replaced with the Vibrograph which accurately measures and tests a movement's rating precision.
EBEL continues to receive industry accolades, earning a "Diplôme d'Art et technique" in Paris.
EBEL becomes the watch brand utilized by the Royal Air Force (British Army).
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Can you say FLAT????? I sure can.
Can you say FLAT????? I sure can.
Agreed. I need to start looking at spending my summer in another country and returning here in the fall(maybe if at all)
get yur work done! september october
I just booked a trip to costa rica for November, I should have moved it up to this week. I saw the other day it was 6-8 feet. Maybe next year.


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Phoronix: Intel Haswell Laptop Impact When Running XMir
Now that Mir is living in the Ubuntu 13.10 archive, new Phoronix benchmarks have been conducted to look at the current performance impact of routing the graphics through XMir rather than running an X.Org Server directly on Ubuntu Linux. For this latest XMir testing, the System76 Gazelle Professional laptop with an Intel Core i7 "Haswell" CPU sporting Intel HD Graphics was benchmarked for 2D and 3D environments.
Who need games after all, if you got such a wonderful invention like Mir is.
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Do you realize that the ubuntu users will run upon Xmir and not mir for the next release, right?
Then the article makes perfectly sense and nope, it's not a temporary kludge, it's a stupid thing made by stupid people to force their user base to became an unwanted beta testers until they will install the binary blob (more or less two minutes after the OS installation). In that case they fall back to X and do not provide any feedback to the idiots.
Without the feedback and bug report the whole idea of run ubuntu upon XMir makes no sense at all.
Err dude, I hope you do realise that 1) Mir does not have the "unredirect dullscreen windows" option and 2) nouveau does not deliver usable frame-rates for anything else than a composited desktop.At least with Intel Haswell graphics it's great hardware backed by a decent open-source graphics driver. For slower GPUs and worse driver scenarios (e.g. Nouveau without re-clocking), the slower XMir performance could simply cripple the system from delivering usable frame-rates.
normal since xmir/mir is alpha yet


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Remembering national-title days — Ole Miss to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Rebels' 1962 perfect football season
by Clay Chandler Published: March 4,2012
Tags: American Football League, Bananas, chile, Chiquita, College Football, Georgia Bulldogs, Glynn Griffing, Gov. Kirk Fordice, GULFPORT, Hemingway Stadium, James Meredith, Jimmy Heidel, Johnny Vaught, Kenny Dill, Larry Johnson, London, Louis Guy, Mississippi Department of Economic and Community Development, Mississippi Development Authority, National Football League, New York Giants, Oakland Raiders, Ole Miss, Santiago, Seoul, South Korea, Sugar Bowl, Texas Longhorns, The State Port of Gulfport, Tokyo, University of Houston, West Point
The past two seasons have been zero fun for those who have even a casual rooting interest in the Ole Miss football program. The third game of the 2012 season, when the Rebels play Texas in Oxford, will be set aside to remember the best of times on the field and the worst of times […] [...]


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Lundberg® family, California organically grown short grain brown rice is small batch milled at Lundberg's organic, gluten free mill and is Non-GMO verified flour. For baking, sauces, gravies, and as a dredge (sprinkle) for baked and deep-fried foods. Used with other flours it makes great pasta. 100% whole grain. Gluten free. kosher pareve
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According to FDA, "Diets rich in whole grain and other plant foods and low in total fat, saturated fat, and cholesterol may reduce the risk of heart disease and some cancers." EDEN Short Grain Brown Rice Flour is 100% whole grain, low in total fat, and free of saturated fat and cholesterol.
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At a press event for Lady Day at Emerson's Bar and Grill, star Audra McDonald, playwright Lanie Robertson and director Lonny Price talk up the Billie Holiday bioplay.
March 17, 2014The Italian Stallion is on Broadway! Broadway.com was on hand to capture all the action on opening night.
March 14, 2014See Lady Day at Emerson's Bar & Grill star Audra McDonald and Broadway dog handler Bill Berloni audition pups to play Billie Holiday's beloved pooch Pepe in the new play at Circle in the Square Theatre.
March 13, 2014See Broadway favorites Stephanie J. Block and Andrew Rannells get ready to make a big splash at Carnegie Hall with the New York Pops.
March 7, 2014Breaking Bad star Bryan Cranston and the company of All the Way get political on opening night of this new play about LBJ. See what they have to say!
March 7, 2014Act One stars Tony Shalhoub, Santino Fontana, Andrea Martin and more reveal why this Moss Hart bio-play will make you fall in love with theater all over again.
March 5, 2014The Velocity of Autumn stars Estelle Parsons and Stephen Spinella talk about old ladies and estranged sons in Eric Coble's family showdown.
March 5, 2014Grab a Texas Tornado and check out this delicious taste of Broadway's upcoming Violet, starring Tony winner Sutton Foster and a "hottie cast."
March 5, 2014Heathers the Musical will rule the hallways at New World Stages beginning March 15! Broadway.com got a sneak peek of the new musical adaptation in rehearsal. It's very.
February 21, 2014The Realistic Joneses stars Toni Collette, Marisa Tomei, Michael C. Hall & Tracy Letts talk up Will Eno's latest play about...well, we're not sure.
February 20, 2014Broadway.com meets up with the super-excited new stars of Les Miserables including Ramin Karimloo, Caissie Levy, Will Swenson, Nikki M. James and more!
February 20, 2014Before Tony Shalhoub and Santino Fontana tackle the role of Moss Hart in Broadway's Act One beginning March 20, they headed to Barnes & Noble to chat about the theater legend and read excerpts from his autobiography.
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Braves look to end scoreless streak in finale vs. Crew
Former reliever Figaro gets another turn in sizzling Brewers rotation
Have the Braves' bats gone cold, or is the Brewers' rotation simply that hot right now?
Whatever the answer may be, the end result has been the same in the first two games of this series between Atlanta and Milwaukee: back-to-back 2-0 wins for the Brewers, whose starters own a 1.70 ERA over the last 12 games. Even when Milwaukee went to its bullpen to find a starter, as was the case Saturday with Donovan Hand, it's worked out for the best.
"They're giving us a chance to win almost every game," Brewers manager Ron Roenicke said. "There's a better feeling in the dugout during the games when you know you're not down every day. And offensively I think we've been better also."
That hasn't been the case offensively for the Braves, who haven't scored in 24 innings entering Sunday afternoon's series finale at Miller Park. Atlanta has lost five of its last six games, including the first two games of this series, and mustered only six hits over the past two games.
For the second straight day, the Braves will face a Brewers pitcher they've never seen before. On Saturday, it was Hand, who put together 4 2/3 scoreless innings on only 52 pitches. On Sunday, it will be Alfredo Figaro, making his fifth start for the Brewers after beginning the year in the bullpen.
Figaro has started four of his last five appearances since a May 28 spot start, and he's been inconsistent in those outings. After limiting the Marlins to three hits over seven scoreless innings, the right-hander took a step back against the Astros on Tuesday, allowing four earned runs on five hits in 4 1/3 innings.
Figaro should, at least, have the element of surprise on his side, as the Braves have never faced him before.
"Sometimes ignorance is bliss, for both parties," Braves manager Fredi Gonzalez said. "We don't know him and they don't know us. Sometimes it's paralysis by analysis."
The Brewers definitely know Braves starter Paul Maholm, however. The lefty will be making his 23rd career start against Milwaukee, having gone 3-11 with a 5.12 ERA against Milwaukee in his career.
Maholm has held opposing teams to two earned runs or fewer in three of his past four starts, but he's been much more homer-prone lately than he was earlier this year. After yielding four homers over his first 10 starts combined, Maholm has given up one in each of his past five starts.
Braves: Beachy nearing start of throwing program
Brandon Beachy, who felt tenderness in his pitching elbow last week during his fifth Minor League rehab start, is expected to throw a bullpen session once the Braves' road trip ends Wednesday in Kansas City.
Beachy is coming back from Tommy John surgery last June and had been scheduled to start for the Braves this week against the Mets. Gonzalez said the setback was normal, but Atlanta will "play it safe" in monitoring Beachy's return. Beachy should throw a few times in the bullpen before restarting his Minor League rehab assignment, though nothing else has been scheduled past his upcoming side session.
• Justin Upton was given the day off Saturday but he should be back in the lineup Sunday, as Gonzalez said it was "just a little breather."
Brewers: Estrada set for rehab start
Marco Estrada will begin his Minor League rehab assignment with Class A Wisconsin on Sunday. Estrada, out since June 5 with a strained left hamstring, might need only one rehab start before returning to the Brewers' rotation.
"We'll see how it goes. If he still feels it in his leg, then we'll maybe have to go another one," said Roenicke, who hinted that Estrada could return during the Brewers' series against the Pirates the last weekend of June.
• Francisco Rodriguez picked up his sixth save of the season Saturday and became the 25th pitcher in Major League history with at least 300 saves.
Worth noting
• Brewers third baseman Aramis Ramirez went 3-for-4 on Saturday, bringing him one hit shy of 2,000 for his career.
• The Braves have lost eight straight games at Miller Park dating back to April 2011, scoring a total of nine runs in those eight losses, including four shutouts.
Adam Berry is a reporter for MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter at @adamdberry. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Faucet Centers | 8 |
Faucet Hole Size | 1.375 |
Faucet Holes | 4 |
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Material | Cast Iron |
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Sound Dampening | Yes |
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Thank you for your question. The Kohler K-5942-4 has a shipping weight of 114 lbs.
how heavy is a standard 22x33
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If properly supported with installation brackets and a wooden support frame the load bearing weight won't impact your counter tops.
Is it true that cast iron sinks will eventually damage countertops due to the weight?
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On Bank Holiday Monday (8th May) I went to the Beale Park Model Boat Show, it was a three day event. I actually saw one so called submarine there but it was massive and powered by a man inside and there was no way it was going to submerge, although I must admit I almost wished it would. As far as submarines were concerned it was a bit of a waste of time.
The Model Boat Show was actually well organised with some very pleasant people both with their boats and at the trade stands, there was particular elderly gentleman (like me) who had a range of oared models which ranged from what appeared to be an eskimo paddling his canoes to a large galley with many oars each side of the boat, these were powered by a windscreen wiper motor which took a lot of battery power.
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Yu starts finale as Rangers tied for Wild Card spot
Texas and Rays one game back of Tribe; Vargas starts for Angels
The Rangers, for the sixth game in a row, took care of their own business with a win on Saturday against the Angels. Tangling at the top of the American League Wild Card standings with the Rays and Indians, making it a seventh is ever important for Texas in Sunday's regular-season finale.
With their 7-4 win over the sloppy Angels in Saturday's matinee, Texas is tied with Tampa Bay -- which lost to the Blue Jays -- for the second AL Wild Card spot. The Indians, who beat the Twins for their ninth win in a row, are a game ahead of the Rangers and Rays for the first Wild Card spot.
If the Rangers win and the Rays lose on Sunday, Texas will clinch the second AL Wild Card spot. Under such a scenario, even if the Indians lose, they would host the Rangers for Wednesday's Wild Card Game because they won the season series against Texas. If the Rangers and Rays win and the Indians lose on Sunday, Cleveland will host the Rays on Monday, with the loser of that game facing the Rangers in Texas on Tuesday.
Texas has done everything it can to keep up in the race, winning six straight down the stretch after a 4-13 run from Sept. 4-22.
"We're taking care of business," Rangers closer Joe Nathan said Saturday. "We got to take care of business in this stadium, and today we at least have a better chance now. We got two teams that are at one game. Now we don't have to chase just one team. We can see what two teams are doing and see if we can get a loss out of one of those guys."
The Angels, wrapping up a disappointing season in which they'll finish third in the AL West, have lost five of their last seven. They're 4-14 against Texas this season.
"We didn't play bad games the first two games," Angels manager Mike Scioscia said. "[Saturday] was a bad game. We're going to focus on playing hard. [On Sunday] I hope we come out and play to the level we're capable of. That's going to be our goal. You always like to finish on a positive note, and we're going to go after it hard tomorrow for that reason."
Things line up favorably for the Rangers, with ace Yu Darvish set to take the mound. He has a 2.22 ERA in his last four starts, but is just 1-2 in that span. Darvish, though, is 3-0 against the Angels this season with a 3.00 ERA. He's labored a bit in his last two starts, walking 10 hitters in 10 1/3 innings, and has now thrown 204 innings this year.
"A game in April is as important as a game in September," Darvish said. "There's no special feeling for me.
"As a professional baseball player, you have to prepare yourself for every game they expect you to pitch. This time is no different."
He'll be opposed Sunday by Angels lefty Jason Vargas, who is looking to enter free agency on a strong note. He has momentum on his side after shutting out the A's in his last start, lowering his ERA from 4.28 to 4.01 with the nine-inning outing.
"If you look at how he's pitched, not only this year, but the last four or five years of his career, he's been as consistent as any pitcher in our league," Scioscia said of Vargas. "I think he's pitched very well for us. There have been some games that have gotten away from him, but for the most part, he's definitely given us a chance when he goes out there."
Vargas has a 2.89 ERA in three starts against the Rangers this season.
Angels: Trout nearing another milestone
With one game remaining, Mike Trout is one double shy of becoming just the fifth player in Major League history with 40 doubles, 30 stolen bases and 100 walks in a season.
Bobby Abreu was the last to do it, in 2006.
• The Angels committed five errors in the first five innings of Saturday's game, bringing their season total to 111.
The five in the game was one short of a franchise high, set in 1963 and '75. The last time they committed five in a game was Sept. 16, 2006, also against the Rangers.
Rangers: Scheppers handling workload
Reliever Tanner Scheppers threw another scoreless inning on Saturday, and has now pitched in four of the Rangers' last five games.
"I think [manager Ron Washington] did a great job managing me this year," Scheppers said. "I got a good break around the All-Star time where he didn't use me for a good amount of time, and I get to learn from the best guys. They take care of their bodies and have taught me how to take care of it, and it prepares me to go every day."
• Darvish is 7-6 with a 2.66 ERA in 18 starts at the Ballpark in Arlington this season.
Joey Nowak is a reporter for MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter at @joeynowak. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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I am so very glad I downloaded this book, sadly however because we've just lost this great humorist. And now I've just found his books. I've heard him on "This American Life" and loved him. This book had me embarrassing myself laughing loudly while walking in to work. The first half was best but the whole book very worthwhile. Enjoy!!!!
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This book made me laugh and tear up. But mostly laugh and concur. This story of a son and his "belle of the ball "momma is just what it should be. Jamie's mother lives in his heart and in his ear throughout his youth and adult life. This over the top loving woman tells her son how the world works and he'd best listen. Instead Jamie puts his fingers and mouth in and around everything solid and liquid. He finds his peace somehow just in time to make good with his OHHHHH DAHLING Ma. This is a good one. Enjoy.
"Heart-wrenching Haunting Beautifully Written Novel"
This story of Ruby, a woman then a small girl in Liberty, Texas grabs you by the heart. Now days after finishing the book, it still won't let go. Ms Bond delivers a book that is shocking, heartbreaking, cruel and kind. This book it is hard and soft. This story is not for everyone but it spoke to me. It is reminiscent of author Toni Morrison's work but more linear and some may think more accessible. I also commend Ms. Bond for her narration. Initially I was at odds with the narrator; I wanted the narrator to have an accent that sounded southern. But as the book progressed Ms. Bond's commitment to this story became part of the magic and it all came together perfectly.
"It was okay"
I expected more from Joe Hill. This is an earlier collection so I'll have to give him a pass. A few of the stories were engaging but the non-endings became trite and overused. Oh well.
"Where do we go after death?"
This book is about family, love, first love, music, human weakness, illness, loss, grief, religion, faith healing, hucksters, personal growth and power and control. King serves it up in a book that develops methodically holding the reader/listeners interest throughout. The narrator brings the prose along with a hint of an accent when needed. I liked this book a lot. Not the crazy every moment scary books King sometimes writes but a solid good creepy one. A slow simmer to the burn at the end.
"Ups and Downs"
This book was a mix. I appreciated Grisham's exploration of the beauty of the Appalachians and the rural folk who live there. I also thought the authors passion for the preservation of that environment as it is being ruined by coal mining, was a positive and of course important focus of the book.
Now to the story.... sadly the main character was unlikable and somewhat poorly developed. She came off as a whiny and complaining yet naive and somewhat immature irritating young woman. Although there was some redemption for her in the end, I just couldn't buy it. The other minor characters were more interesting and made for the good in the story.
What happened with this book? Why didn't it rise to the level of the last novel and so many of Grisham's others? Although not a complete loss, not so good either.
Amy and Nick fall in and out of love. Then Amy is gone and here comes the famous twists and turns that make this book (now movie) so compelling. Overall yes it is a book that is different and will hold your interest.
However the surprise ending just didn't do it for me. It seemed completely unnecessary and instead of making the book all it's cracked up to be, it detracted. So both worthwhile and a wee bit disappointing all at once.
"Yes Yes Finally a Good Book!"
After listening to too many so -so books that were not even worth reviewing, finally I've come across a book that I loved. This book held my interest throughout. The mystery was engaging and kept me thinking and the characters were well rounded. Yes this is a goodie, a real good mystery that will surprise you right to the end; and I didn't want it to end.
"Very Worthwhile and Entertaining Read"
In this book the characters are well rounded, I got to know each of them well.
This is a story of community, gossip, friendship, parenting, and marriage.
It is also a poignant and realistic portrayal of domestic violence. Ms. Moriarty gives us insight into one couple's relationship. On all outside appearances these two seem to have it all. They have plenty of money, a beautiful perfect home, darling children.. but wait something is wrong and that something is upsetting more than just the one family. The secrets and violence leak out into other relationships and it all makes for a engaging read/listen
"Just Loved this Book!"
What a sweet funny and bittersweet story! Ms. Moyes does it again, she gives us an engaging lovely story with heart. I laughed, teared up and just didn't want to put it down. The author hits it right in the mark, the feelings and challenges of a single parent with "special and different" kids This book is not fine literature but a damn good listen. The narrator did a fine job; I really liked everything about this book.
"Yea, Not so Much"
This book was pretty boring throughout. Nothing like the series as many other reviewers have pointed out. Piper's self centered style is dry and matter of fact. I found it hard to make it all the way to the end of this book; I kept loosing focus. Not so good.


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I was just daydreaming....
Sorry about that.
I don't think a company would put resources in adapting old cards drivers to another infrastructure (which I think must be done to give the support in the open wifi driver), it is more probably that they just release the code of their original driver and some documentation, and then, hope that a hobbyist wants to give it support through the open wifi.
I was just daydreaming....
Sorry about that.
If only they got rt2800usb working with RT3070, I'd be happy. For now, I'll just have to live with 2.6.32 with the RT2870STA module.
After posting here, missing the most important issue that of massive connection drop out , i went looking for their drivers ( http://www.ralinktech.com/support.php?s=2 ) and got them working on my RT2070 stick (thanks to google and the Ubuntu forums that is):
*get RT8070/RT3070/RT3370 USB ( yep, for the newer ones actually ) and unpack
*run lsusb and take note of those two numbers of your wireless device:*edit <ralink driver>\common\rtusb_dev_id.c and add yours if it's not listed there already:Code:Bus 001 Device 004: ID 148f:2070 Ralink Technology, Corp.
*make & make install as rootCode:{USB_DEVICE(0x148F,0x2070)}, /* My stupid Ralink 2070 stick */
*blacklist these modules: rt2870sta, rt2x00lib, rt2x00usb, rt2800lib, rt2800usb
*add an alias: alias ra0 rt3070sta
*reboot and your new wireless device is named ra0
since now i write from memory maybe I'm missing something, do ask if is not working as it should
on my system now with this driver the connection works fine as the iPod connects instantly at any time and my USB conflict seems to work out better now as only one reconnection is enough
one tricky thing is that the driver is build with -DDBG ( see config.mk ) parameter meaning it spits some debug info into dmesg every other second, so far it looks like deleting the parameter makes the compilation fail
Well, I do have the stick working with the staging drivers but not the serialmonkey ones. I'm stuck with the 2.6.32 kernel because it's the latest one that actually has working RT2870STA. The serialmonkey ones just semi-work (drop the connection after the maximum of an hour or so) with 2.6.35 and 2.6.38. Oh, and I like to build the stuff into the kernel for some reason thus making me not want to use modules. Thanks for the help though.
I want to get a usb stick (wireless n) for my desktop so I took note of this thread.
I think all the wifi drivers for wireless n devices are in a current state of development and I wonder if any are of decent quality in Linux. Maybe Atheros? Note, I am talking about WIRELESS N USB devices. Ralink's recent drivers and chipset for wireless n usb devices are via the Ralink firmware, at least it is for Debian-based distos. Probably the others as well.
Looks like WIP to me.
I was considering a realtek device but it also sounds really sketchy and WIP if not worse than Ralink although there's firmware to be installed as well. They're trying to isolate and use certain drivers and it sounds like it's moving along better as before you had to blacklist certain drivers.
I wanted a realtek wireless usb adapter (n) because there's a lot of choices, cheap on ebay, including the nano kind which would be pretty useful I thought (if the antenna doesn't suck too bad).
But, this is getting a bit off topic? I think ralink is okay but it sounds like the quality of the drivers aren't the best. I think there's also more work needed to use these devices in other distros like OpenSUSE and Fedora but maybe users of those distros could comment if they have tried wireless n usb devices?
I think Atheros sounds like the easiest to use but I researched it and there's not a lot of choices for hardware that have that chipset if you want to use wireless n usb adapters. Also, no nano type choices for that chipset so far.
It depends what you want - which chipset, what kind of hardware, price, ease of use etc. etc. ???
I have experience with RT2500 devices only. One in a Toshiba Laptop I have, and previous to that I remember buying a couple of PCMCIA cards that sported that chipset. The one on my laptop is USB based, and with Fedora (since Fedora 8) it has worked delightfully. Sure enough, there are the signal problems that seem to plague these devices, and the occasional drop-out, which re-establishes itself either by turning off and then back on the device via the front-panel toggle slider or disconnecting from NM and then connecting back again. Other than that I've not had problems with these devices.
Granted these are older chips and I ignore what have Fedora and Red Hat developers done to the kernel and modules in order to get them to work so well (comparatively speaking). I have two other USB dongles (one from Marvell Semiconductor under the Zonet Brand), the other got it from a friend, but been unable to get it working, since I had not had time to mess with it... Just plugged it and seems to have an RT2810, no modules were loaded, so I think the system simply doesn't recognize the thing. Over the weekend I'll toy with the thing a bit.


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By chance did you try anything with the ATI dynamic display management options? It may possibly yield some success, but it should be worth a shot none the less.
Try aticonfig --query-monitor and you should see all of the connected devices. Then try using aticonfig --enable-monitor= to enable the device connected through S-Video. This will only work if you see the S-Video device under connected monitors.


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Well there gents,
It looks like the next meeting is on the 22nd of Aug. This will be at the lake behind the wal mart as posted in last months meeting subject line.
The usual time of 10am will work but you can be early if you like as it will be HOT
Bring drinks and shade if possible. Also bring a hoe or heavy rake and we will widen the access area in the water. Weeds are there and I did some work but if we do a little more it will be much nicer.
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All selections, analysis and thoughts will be posted on the Bowl Express Thread SPOOKY EXPRESS BOWLING FOR DOLLARS SELECTION AND ANALYSIS THREAD BELK BOWL CINCINNATI vs. DUKE Thursday, Dec. 27, 6:30 pm ESPN If this was a basketball game it would be cant miss. But Bowl Season is much more important to me than basketball. Butch Jones is among the hottest names in coaching circles after lifting the Bearcats to a share of their fourth Big East title in the past five seasons despite significant personnel losses from a year ago. Cincinnati is a 9-3 team who has been fighting for relevance as the lead institution in the Big East. They will have to continue their fight but had a great year this year. Quarterback Munchie Legaux lost his job earlier this year to Brendon Kay, but could see some time in this game to get more experience heading into 2013. A player to watch for Cincinnati is George Winn, who is the workhorse and someone who an entire offense can revolve around. His ability to break one at anytime is what the Blue Devils will have to watch out for. David Cutcliffe, meanwhile, has won the nation's adoration after lifting the Blue Devils to their first bowl berth since 1994, snapping the nation's longest bowl-less streak. They have put together a very good team this season and were just one win away from going to the ACC championship game. Playing in the postseason without crossing state lines gives Duke a chance for plenty of its fans to be one hand. It also gives the 16 Duke players from the Charlotte area a chance to play in front of friends and family members. A key player to keep an eye on is QB Sean Renfree, who has been one of the best quarterbacks in the ACC this season. His all around play has shown that he can lead a poor program like Duke to a bowl game. Renfree will earn his way onto an NFL roster if he can have a good showing against a solid Cincinnati defense. Duke needs to rise up from the ashes of despair. Duke was trampled four of their five previous games. The Devils' also fell to the Pacific-12 Conference Champion by 37 points and were beaten to a pulp by the Atlantic Coast Conference Champ and Runner-Up. Duke's lone away victory came at 5-7, 3-5 Wake Forest 34-27 to end September. Bottom line Duke is terrible at playing defense. Conversely Cincy was 2-2 on the road this season along with a 27-24 win in Washington D.C. over the Hokies. The 'Cats beat 4-7, 2-5 Temple 34-10 and should wallop the Blue Devils here. I list more stats here because this game should not be close. Cincinnati isn't a wildly-potent offense, and they have faced uncertainty at QB in the second half of the year. However, they did score 31 points per game, and they should be able to exceed that here. I don't feel great about the effect the coaching change will have on the Bearcats, but they are still the simple pick here. Duke is underwhelming offensively, they are terrible defensively, they are inexperienced, and they have struggled against decent teams. There is no good reason to consider picking Duke. Cincinnati will win this game by 3 touchdowns. Another one of these bowl matchups that I dont see as being close. Jump all over Cincinnati now and later as I have posted on my NFL express the past week. CINCINNATI -6
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