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Winter Services, Inc., one of the largest snow-removal companies in the U.S., has recruited Jeff Otto as its new general manager.
"Jeff Otto has a proven track record of business growth through exemplary customer service. His experience will be invaluable as we continue to grow the best snow removal company in the USA," said Fritz Frazier, owner of Winter Services.
Otto joins the Winter Services team from FABCO Cat, Wisconsin's Caterpillar dealership. It was there that Otto brought rental equipment solutions to local contractors. During his successful tenure at FABCO, Otto was the top rental specialist, targeting "A" level road building and construction firms.
Jeff Otto, general manager, said, "Having worked for Winter Services as a supplier, I am delighted to join this high-powered group."
Earlier this year, Winter Services was named winner in the Best Overall Company (less than 50 employees) category) at the 2013 Business Excellence Awards by ActionCOACH, the world's number one business coaching firm, the company sponsoring the event. More than 400 companies participated in the 2013 event.
Winter Services, Inc. provides complete snow and ice management services; snow plowing, deicing and ice control, salting, sidewalk maintenance and snow safety, and management consulting. It serves corporate offices, shopping centers, industrial properties, hospitals, healthcare facilities, and retail stores in the areas of Waukesha, Metro Milwaukee, Racine, Kenosha and Madison, Wis., their neighboring areas, and additional clients in Minnesota, Iowa, Indiana, Kansas, Missouri and Illinois.
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The Cyclones couldn't touch Aberdeen starter Tim Adelman — but when he was relieved to start the fifth inning, the Clones struck, scoring seven runs all of them off Bruno Sanchez.
All of the runs came with two outs. With runners on first and second, Jet Butler hit a bunt single to load them up for hot hitter Darrell Ceciliani, who promptly hit a two-run single. Ceciliani was 2-for-5 on the night to raise his average to .304.
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Translation of glow in Italian:
- 1(of coal, furnace) incandescenza (feminine)(of room) luce (feminine) viva(of candle) bagliore (masculine)
baluginio (masculine)
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At the Makery—a communal workspace for nascent start-ups in a light-filled loft in the Williamsburg section of Brooklyn—the atmosphere pulses with youthful exuberance. By day, the proprietors of Inlust (a video-based dating site), Small Girls Big Business (a fashion P.R. consultancy), and Jauntsetter (a travel website), among others, work at their laptops while singing along to Cee Lo's "Fuck You"; by night, they unwind with speed-texting parties. The Makery's mission, its 31-year-old founder, Matt Langer, announced on his Tumblr last August, is to create "an enriching, cross-pollinating environment where people making great things can make even better things when they're surrounded by others doing the same." Langer's rotating cast of ambitious young tenants—who pay $300 a month for a desk, Wi-Fi, and the privilege of mingling with others on the make—are driven by a new kind of entrepreneurial spirit. "We're having something of a renaissance right now," Langer says. "Services became cheaper, the cost of hitting the ground got lower, and that brought in investment dollars. At this point, the ball is rolling."
The act of striking out on your own is hardly a new phenomenon—it's the DNA of the American Dream, after all—but it might well be today's savviest career move. Although tech geeks may have laid the groundwork with platforms that can be utilized across industry boundaries, Silicon Valley is no longer the primary launching pad for emerging entrepreneurs. Around the country, there's a groundswell of can-do start-ups among artisanal food-makers, boutique retailers, even automakers, and the government is starting to take notice. In November, after the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation released the findings that "startups and young firms . . . account for nearly all net job creation in the United States," the Senate unanimously adopted a resolution declaring the first-ever "Global Entrepreneurship Week." It's no wonder, then, that the boundaries of age are also falling. "There's a stereotype being formed—probably by Mark Zuckerberg—that everyone who's creating a company is 25," says John Borthwick, the CEO of Betaworks, which makes seed investments in start-ups in what the company calls the real-time social web space. "But the majority of new entrepreneurs aren't right out of school." And they're not sad sacks who discovered the virtues of self-employment after being downsized. In fact, they are closer in spirit to the partners of Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce on Mad Men, who started their own ad agency after being manipulated by the corporate schemers who were buying and selling them like commodities. Despite being separated by decades of social and technological upheaval (not to mention the gulf between fiction and reality), we are motivated by the same impulse—not so much to stick it to the Man, but to be a better version of him. "If the Internet makes these new businesses possible, well, so does indoor plumbing," says Clay Shirky, the author of Here Comes Everybody: The Power of Organizing Without Organizations. The new entrepreneurs, he says, "are simply using the residue of that revolution, on their way to doing the things they most care about."
Langer, a natural-born connector, has made a career (and a few killings) out of being a serial entrepreneur: He joined online-game designer Conduit Labs in 2008 and cashed in his equity when it was bought two years later for an undisclosed sum by Zynga, the world's largest social-game developer. By then he had already helped build Hot Potato, a New York-based "check-in" service that launched with $1.42 million in seed funding and was reportedly bought by Facebook for seven times that amount less than a year later. When Hot Potato moved out of its Williamsburg loft, Langer used a fraction of his payout to take over the lease and start the Makery. "The way I look at these things is: In the age after Enron, to go out and start your own business, raise money, turn it into something bigger, create livelihoods for people—that's a great thing. Mark Zuckerberg created 1,500 jobs with something he started in college—that's probably one of the noblest things about the whole adventure."
What Langer has built is a landing spot for those who have made the leap from corporate culture into entrepreneurship. One of the Makery's tenants is Chris Carella, 32, who runs Super+Fun ( a social funware company ) with his wife, Becky. "We have this culture of bringing people in, and that's great for investors because they can meet with half a dozen companies at once," he says. "Then, maybe twice a week, I'm getting a coffee with someone new, exchanging skill sets and contacts. They want to hear about what you're working on, give feedback, get advice."
For John B. Rogers Jr., the entrepreneurial leap represented a total change of culture. Rogers hadn't been frustrated by the drudgery of the office; he had his moment of clarity during a tour of duty with the U.S. Marine Corps in Iraq. "I was volunteering for a miserable job that ostensibly had great national import, but I could be back in America also doing something worthwhile—and not getting shot at," Rogers says. After returning to civilian life and getting an M.B.A. from Harvard, Rogers, a car lover, considered working for one of the Big Three, but he didn't want anything to do with their "environmentally unfriendly, uncool" methods. Instead, Rogers, now 37, drummed up $7 million from 40 individual investors and founded Local Motors, which produces made-to-order cars, using customer input and elbow grease (yes, you build your own set of wheels), in Arizona. He has ambitious plans for a national network of "microfactories," each of which will produce models that are environmentally appropriate for local climates, but knows he is still a long way from moguldom. "You can start to doubt yourself late at night," Rogers says, "but the thing that brings me back is a very simple promise: We want to make cool cars that people want to buy. When I think about that, all the other stuff melts away."
The Makery, Brooklyn: A Case Study in Cluster Entrepreneurship*
In every major field, entrepreneurs like Rogers are remaking the ways we work and play. Before, a would-be restaurateur needed serious capital investment to succeed in a notoriously unpredictable, failure-ridden industry; today a young chef can make a statement with just talent, hard work . . . and someone else's lease. On Fridays at Coffee Bar, in San Francisco's Mission district, Ethiopian-born chef Eskender Aseged wowed crowds and critics at his restaurant-within-a-restaurant, Radio Africa & Kitchen, and is now opening his own brick-and-mortar eatery. In New York there were, at last count, 34 pop-up restaurants in operation. (The rise of yet another star-up, the daily e-newsletter Tasting Table, helps educate fans of pop-ups.) "These people using Facebook to invite their friends to pop-up restaurants don't think of themselves as part of an Internet revolution," Shirky says, "and the pop-up restaurants aren't 'Internet businesses' any more than 19th-century banks were 'telegraph businesses.' " This same spirit is shaking up the fine-art world. Jen Bekman, a gallery owner, launched 20x200, a site that regularly commissions a photograph and a print in small editions and sells them at affordable prices. "I wanted to scale this in a way where artists are getting big checks, and people like you and me and everyone else we know can become art collectors," Bekman says. Last September, after two years in business, Bekman raised $885,000 in seed funding; she now has 19 employees.
While the recession has stemmed the flow of venture capital—the lifeblood of any start-up—what's out there for anyone with a strong idea is seed money. It's backing designed to help you get started and keep you hungry. First Round Capital looks at 3,000 business plans a year and funds a couple of dozen, making early investments, usually at around half a million dollars. An even leaner model is the start-up boot camp Y Combinator, which has seeded more than 200 new businesses—at less than $20,000 a pop. So, while the big-time Silicon Valley money might be going to nanotech and biotech, incubators and seed-funders are spreading their wealth around as if they're betting on a roulette wheel of Next Big Things. Y Combinator cofounder Paul Graham says that applications are up 40 percent in the past six months and has this advice for those who want to make the leap: "Most things that happen to newly launched start-ups are bad. But these disasters are precisely the reason to launch fast: They all represent problems you need to solve eventually, and the only way to find out what they are is to launch."
This philosophy is the antidote to the too-big-to-fail mentality. The M.O. of the New Entrepreneur is to start small, launch fast, listen to your early and devoted clientele, and, if necessary, tear up your business plan. "We've been given this advice many times," says Nick Bergson-Shilcock, who cofounded HireHive, a video-based questionnaire service to help companies screen job candidates. " 'If you're not embarrassed by your first release, you're not releasing early enough.' " HireHive was shuttered within months of Bergson-Shilcock's graduation from Y Combinator's three-month boot camp, but his mentors hardly considered his risk-taking a failure. He'd earned what you might call bet equity. The fact is, across our culture, it's the entrepreneurial leap that's esteemed, regardless of whether it results in a successful landing, a spectacular crash, or an eventual return to the corporate ladder (typically at a higher rung). "We got a lot of respect for deciding that there were bigger and better opportunities out there," Bergson-Shilcock says. "We're really enthusiastic about our prospects. This is just the opening chapter of a long novel."
Serial entrepreneurs who have five ideas ready to replace every failed venture will be rewarded one day for their headlong approach; others will take some inspiration from the patient, practical example of Chris Carella. He and his wife, Becky, had been grinding away at other people's start-ups for five years when, initially for fun, they started working on a fantasy-football product. They played it with their friends, who loved it. Baseball season came around—same result. So, after accumulating enough savings and lining up part-time gigs to help in a pinch, they made the leap together. Now their company, Super+Fun, is testing prototypes and soliciting user feedback. Their latest, an online game that helps users improve their physical fitness, is slated to launch soon, and a new blogging platform is close behind. In the meantime, they're networking with other start-ups at the Makery—and beyond. Call it cluster entrepreneurship, an infectious strand of go-getting that trades on the best parts of me-too-ism. "I was burned out from working on other people's projects for so long," Carella says. "We wanted to own what we were doing."
If the entrepreneurial spirit is coursing through your veins, but a desire to leap from the mother ship is not, there is a win-win scenario. In a recent op-ed entitled "Intrapreneurs: Building for the Future," Virgin head honcho Richard Branson called for his fellow empire builders to "nurture a breed of intrapreneurs"—employees given the freedom and resources to operate like entrepreneurs on company time. "What if," he mused, "CEO stood for 'chief enabling officer'?" Some corporate overseers are already following in the nimble footsteps of Google, which encourages employees to spend 20 percent of their workweek on pet projects, with pretty good results: Gmail, Google News, AdSense (no wonder Twitter has aped the project). Says William Aulet, managing director of the MIT Entrepreneurship Center, "The most effective companies are harnessing the innovation of entrepreneurial ventures and incorporating that into their corporate strategies." So now ambitious workers at Qualcomm can polish their applications for VentureFest, an in-house start-up incubator, while Procter & Gamble has a policy of "open innovation," wherein the company solicits business plans from the public and shepherds the best ideas to market. Glow-in-the-dark toilet paper, anyone? - Laurence Lowe
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|Hubert Badanai
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|September 19, 1986(aged 91)
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Hubert Badanai (January 11, 1895 – September 19, 1986) was a Canadian automobile dealer and politician.
Born at Azzano Decimo in the Province of Pordenone, northern Italy, he moved to Canada when he was 18 and worked at a brickyard in Rosslyn. He later opened a successful car dealership and became an alderman in Fort William, Ontario for 9 years and mayor for 8 years. He was elected to the Canadian House of Commons for the riding of Fort William in the 1958 federal election. A Liberal, he was re-elected in 1962, 1963, 1965, and 1968. From 1963 to 1964, he was the Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Public Works. From 1964 to 1965, he was the Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Citizenship and Immigration.
- "Hubert Badanai MP known for his integrity". The Globe and Mail. September 20, 1986.
- F. Brent Scollie, Thunder Bay Mayors & Councillors 1873-1945 (Thunder Bay Historical Museum Society, 2000), 158-159.
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I might have gotten a bit carried away with the brushes, but it was fun. Black markers and Photoshop.
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This is actually sort of my mood dragon, a critter I often end up drawing when I need to do something therapeutic. The sad one from a year ago was when I was going through a difficult time. Apparently I needed to draw it again to say I'm fine now.
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There are many liberals who lead thoroughly decent lives. And there are conservatives who do not.
But that is not the whole issue.
There is something about liberalism that is not nearly as true about conservatism. The further left one goes, the more one finds that the ideology provides moral cover for a life that is not moral. While many people left of center lead fine personal lives, many do not. And left-wing ideals enable a person to do that much more than conservative ideals do.
There is an easy way to demonstrate this.
If a married -- or even unmarried -- conservative congressman had texted sexual images of himself to young women he did not even know, he would have been called something Anthony Wiener has not been called -- a hypocrite.
Why? Because conservatives -- secular conservatives, not only religious conservatives -- are identified with moral values in the personal sphere, and liberals are not. Liberals rarely called Bill Clinton a hypocrite for his extramarital affair while president. George W. Bush would have been pilloried as such.
Simply put, we do not generally judge personal conduct the same when it comes to liberals and conservatives.
Both liberals and conservatives know this. As a result, as noted, liberal social positions can provide moral cover for immoral behavior in a way that conservative positions cannot.
Though there are many sincere liberals, it is likely that this ability to provide moral cover for a less than moral life is one source of liberalism's appeal.
I first thought about this when I saw how the left-wing students at my graduate school, Columbia University, behaved. Aside from their closing down classes, taking over office buildings, and ransacking professors' offices, I saw the way in which many of them conducted themselves in their personal lives. Most of them had little sense of personal decency, and lived lives of narcissistic hedonism. Women who were involved with leftist groups have told of how poorly they were treated. And one suspects that they would have been treated far better by conservative, let alone religious, men on campus.
My sense was that the radicals' commitment to "humanity," to "peace," and to "love" gave them license to feel good about themselves without having to lead a good life. Their vocal opposition to war and to racism provided them with all the moral self-esteem they wanted.
Dennis Prager is a SRN radio show host, contributing columnist for Townhall.com and author of his newest book, "The Ten Commandments: Still the Best Moral Code."
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After 44 months in office, Obama is still trying to blame George W. Bush for the problems he inherited and hasn't been able to solve.
My father didn't spend his first three years whining about the mess Jimmy Carter left him. He rolled up his sleeves and went to work. He didn't roll up his sleeves and put on a golf glove or practice his bowling skills.
Being president of the United States in a time of economic crisis means you don't get to play golf more than 100 times. Being president means you have to go to work to fix the economy, not destroy it further.
Obama is a true disaster -- a failure, a flop. Saying his grade is "incomplete" implies that he's got a good plan for the economy, but that he just needs four more years to put the finishing touches on it.
He doesn't. He has no plan but the same old economic plan -- the one that hasn't worked and never will.
Obama won't change. And unless the American people follow Clint Eastwood's advice and "let him go," we may have no hope.
In the fall we'll have a clear choice. Do we want to rehire an ex-community organizer with a record of failure? Or do we hire a businessman with a record of success? It's a question we shouldn't even have to ask.
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At long last, the health care reform debate seems to be winding down. Obama, Pelosi, and the Democrats are declaring victory after months of squabbling and the first steps have been taken to implement what Vice President Biden called, "a big [bleep]ing deal."
The anger felt over health care reform surprised me. I continue to believe that few in the United States legitimately thinks that some people deserve health care and others don't. And while the issue seems to stem from the so-called "government takeover" of health care, few …
Mar 18, 2010
Lady Gaga and Beyonce's "Telephone" music video premiered last week, and although it might not be the visual masterpiece that is "Bad Romance," the campy pulp extravaganza has been viewed by over 20 million people.
A sequel to Gaga's "Paparazzi" clip, "Telephone" finds Gaga in jail and Beyonce bailing her out before the two go on a Thelma and Louise-inspired mass killing spree. Homage to classic B-movies and Quentin Tarantino's Kill Bill franchise (complete with the infamous Pussy Wagon), the video features plenty of crotch shots, wild fashion, …
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Right in the middle of women's history month, a woman made film history! At the 82nd Academy Awards, Kathryn Bigelow won Best Director for her film, The Hurt Locker. She was only the fourth woman to be nominated for the award. The night was also marked by another historic moment when Geoffrey Fletch became the first Black man to win Best Adapted Screenplay for Precious.
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Mar 4, 2010
After producing such quality television like Celebrity Fit Club and Flavor of Love, VH1 announced its latest reality endeavor, Transform Me.
Transform Me is much like any other makeover series — find a plain Jane, bring in a team of experts to humiliate her, and after a little blood, sweat, and eyeliner, the ugly duckling will turn into a beautiful swan. Transform Me's gimmick comes in the form of its team of experts: rather than being hip fashionistas or flamboyant gay men, these experts are transgender women.
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Last week, everyone's favorite male figure skater, Johnny Weir, lost the gold to fellow American, Evan Lysacek. Weir not only missed out on the gold, but didn't even get a medal — instead coming in 6th.
Lysacek's win has been heralded as a "reclaiming" of the Winter Olympics, of sorts. Masculinity has again triumphed over effeminacy and a new generation of butch figure skaters is supposedly poised to take the stage. In the aftermath of his win, we've already heard Australian radio hosts mock Weir and the sport, …
Feb 17, 2010
Why are the pretty ones always insane?
For most of his career, I've been rather apathetic towards John Mayer. I wouldn't change the radio if his music came on, but I also never went out of my way to find or purchase it. In fact, his greater purpose seemed to be serving as my eye candy (I'm sucker for tattoos) rather than establishing any kind of soulful connection. It was a shallow existence but it's worked well for us.
And then he went and opened his mouth…
Earlier this month, …
Feb 3, 2010
As Jaclyn Friedman described over on her own Amplify column, CBS has been at the center of a firestorm recently for agreeing to air an anti-choice commercial during the Super Bowl. Not only is it an anti-choice ad, but it is produced and funded by Focus on the Family, one of the most conservative, sexist, racist, and homophobic groups in the US.
In an effort to counter the ultra-conservative ad, gay dating website, Man Crunch, submitted a commercial of its own promoting its matchmaking services. Not only was …
Jan 28, 2010
Following my encounter last weekend with MTV's Jersey Shore, I woke up on Sunday surprisingly early and without anything to do for several hours. Reaching for the remote, I began flipping through the channels looking for something to hold my attention while my body struggled to wake up.
Enter Oxygen's Bad Girls Club.
I cannot even begin to describe what this show is about as I couldn't quite figure it out. As far as I can tell, the producers stick a dozen or so girls in a …
Jan 25, 2010
In honor of my birthday, my friends Alice and Sarah decided the most appropriate way to celebrate would be to take in a day long marathon of MTV's Jersey Shore. Having been a little too involved recently with the teenage melodrama of Degrassi, I had remained oblivious to the latest reality TV craze that swept the nation.
Watching the antics of Snooki and her compatriots, I couldn't believe that MTV had finally done away with all subtlety and crafted a show so unapologetically sleazy that it makes …
Jan 14, 2010
By Eric Jost
After months of speculation, it was finally revealed this week that Sarah Palin would be joining FOX News as a political commentator. Quickly following the announcement, Palin made her debut on The O'Reilly Factor Tuesday evening.
Palin's move to the FOX News network is not particularly surprising. Despite her claims that the network is "fair and balanced," it is the perfect vehicle for her to spout her puritanical views. In fact, if you watch the clip of her on O'Reilly, Bill reminds her that FOX …
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As the film Precious sets up to sweep the awards season, I've been brushing up on reviews of the film before deciding if I want to see what promises to be one downer of a film. But amongst the praise being heaped upon the film by critics and audiences alike, I've been especially attracted to the rare, negative reviews that have surfaced as the film gains popularity. Unlike typical critiques, these reviewers don't have a grudge against the acting or script, but rather, the film's content and star.
Like …
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Nov 18, 2009
I realized that I told a lie last week.
When I said I only watch four television shows, I realized I left one out. This one is quite possibly the most embarrassing (which is why I probably "forgot" to mention it) and I'm hesitant to admit it, but I am a loyal viewer of America's Next Top Model.
Yes, I know it's awful. I know that Tyra Banks just loves hearing herself talk and that's why the show exists. And I am well aware that the show causes …
Nov 13, 2009
A good friend betrayed me on Sunday. Someone I thought I could trust, but apparently not anymore.
That's right, I was let down by ABC's Brothers & Sisters.
How did this happen, you might ask, and why am I taking it so seriously? Well without going into too much detail, one of the characters on the show discovered that she is pregnant.
Now you might still be wondering why this is so devastating. It is because I currently watch four television shows regularly – Brothers & Sisters, Desperate Housewives, …
Nov 4, 2009
Several weeks ago, Britney Spears unveiled her latest single, "3;" which, incidentally, became her third number one hit in the US. An unabashed Britney fan, I enjoyed this piece of unapologetic electro-pop in the vein of Kylie Minogue or Lady GaGa.
But upon first hearing the song, I experienced an emotion that I thought had died long ago: Shock. More surprisingly, I seem to be the only one who actually found the song scandalous.
If you haven't heard the song yet, it can be summed up in one word: …
Oct 28, 2009
As this rather dull season of Project Runway winds down, I've noticed something about this group of designers: there's no one I particularly dislike. Don't get me wrong, I think the remaining males on the show are incredibly untalented when compared to the females (how is Christopher even on the show still?); but no one this season has elicited the kind of reaction that Kenley did for me in season 5, or Vincent in season 3.
The weeks continue to chug along and the eliminations continue to be …
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The Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) just released its third annual "Network Responsibility Index," a report examining the prevalence of LGBTQ characters on TV. What GLAAD had to say was mixed: they praised HBO, Showtime, and ABC for its abundance of LGBTQ characters; while at the same time condemning NBC, CBS, A&E, and SyFy (formerly Sci Fi) for its lack of diversity.
GLAAD also made sure to point out that, overall, most LGBTQ characters on TV lacked any racial or ethnic diversity.
While GLAAD and …
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Last week the tabloid, Globe, outed Marie Osmond's daughter as a lesbian. In addition to the revelation, Globe reported that Marie was distraught since she had been a staunch supporter of Prop 8 in California (banning same-sex marriage). With rumors swirling, the well-known Mormon called Los Angeles radio station, KOST 103.5 FM, to set the story straight. Yes, she confirmed in so many words, her daughter is gay – but she feels nothing but love and support for her. Additionally, she refuted Globe's claims that she was against …
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The internet has been abuzz with rumors recently that Neil Patrick Harris is in the running to star in the upcoming feature film version of the popular comic book, The Flash. While the announcement of yet another comic book caper being adapted for the big screen is hardly news nowadays, Harris' possible involvement is.
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Syndicate was released in 1993.
We love it when a new, promising indie game pops up on the radar, and the Syndicate-meets-MechWarrior vibe of the newly announced Matador has us especially interested. Developed by Stellar Jockeys, a small studio that includes brothers Jack and Hugh Monahan, Matador puts you in the driver's seat of a one-night vehicular revolution.
With three days to go, the hugely promising Syndicate-inspired strategy game Satellite Reign has reached its Kickstarter target, without having to resort to the persuadertron. Developers 5 Live Studios celebrated in the customary way: by releasing a short video of some digital fireworks. With a few days left on the clock, it seems likely that the team will hit their first stretch goal too, which
There's less than a week to go on Satellite Reign's crowdfunding campaign, and at the time of writing there's still some £50,000 (~$76,845) till it reaches its goal. Will this new video of in-engine gameplay concepts be enough to convince gamers to bridge the funding gap?
Your PC is a project, and building and maintaining it takes special tools.
Static distortion, a night-time cityscape, the briefly appearing words "obey" and "submit". 5 Lives Studios, the people behind this video teaser for an upcoming Bullfrog-inspired Kickstarter, aren't exactly being subtle about the Syndicate connection. But let's play along and see if we can't break through their oh-so-cryptic clues...
You already know how we'd reboot Syndicate, but developer Lance McDonald is going one step further than our rampant daydreaming by actually making a very Syndicate-like game. It's called Black Annex, it's due out later this year, and it's not a first-person shooter, so it's got one up on EA/Starbreeze's point-missing lens-flare fest already. How do you feel about isometric corporate espionage,
"Let's Reboot" takes a look back at a classic in need of a new outing or a beloved series gone stale and asks how it might be best redesigned or given a kick up the backside for today's gaming audience. The Rules: Assume a free hand, and a decent budget, but realistic technology and expectations. This week's sacred cow – one that's already been turned into low-grade burger meat, but never
Broken menus, wonky mouse controls, single figure framerates - this is the familiar story of PC gaming prowess held back by consoles. We understand why it happens: console-land was where the majority of sales were, and thus the focus of development. But that reasoning has never seemed, well, reasonable: a trashy console port can knock a chunk off your Metacritic rating, sour a huge potential
Oh lord, it's really happening. The Christmas sales are here. First out of the gate is GOG.com, purveyors of classic PC games and newer indie releases. And The Witcher 2, which doesn't quite fit either category.
For the next 22(-ish) hours, they're offering 75% off their Bullfrog Favourites collection. For $11.92, you get three Populouses, two Dungeon Keepers, Theme Hospital, Syndicate and
Obviously inspired by the events of their recently released Syndicate, Swedish developers Starbreeze are out to get Overkill Software, the creators of co-op multiplayer bank robbery game Payday: the Heist. Starbreeze want to buy the similarly Swedish studio and fold them into the company under their banner.
Were Starbreeze to adopt the corporate tactics of Syndicate's Miles Kilo, they'd drop
The Syndicate reboot was a quite a step down for Starbreeze after their work on the Chronicles of Riddick games. After Syndicate shipped, 25 jobs were cut, and the company's future started to look a little shaky. GI.biz have news that they're planning to bounce back with a free to play game called Cold Mercury.
Starbreeze CEO, Mikael Nermark, insisted that "Starbreeze will not leave the AAA
Somewhere between the roomfuls of civilians cowering from his indiscriminate firstperson weapons fire, and his best work pal putting bullets into the skulls of an entire train's worth of helpless innocents, you'd think Syndicate enforcer Miles Kilo would have worked out that his employers Eurocorp were not entirely ethical.
But the silent Miles is either pathologically selfish or as dopey as a
The original Syndicate will get a new lease of life this Thursday with a release on Good Old Games. For $5.99, you'll get a classic slice of gaming history. New players will get to explore the grim, cyberpunk world that inspired the shiny gatling guns and mind-hacking shenanigans of the Starbreeze Syndicate. Those with fond memories of the original can be transported back to a time when Bullfrog
The best high-res screenshots we took this year.
Syndicate's co-op mode should provide the closest experience to the Bullfrog original. Sort of. The four player mode will put you in the shoes of the squad of agents you controlled in the old games. The trailer mentions nine missions based on the original campaign, as well as 12 "breach applications." These are special abilities that let you hack into enemy equipment (including the chips in their
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EA and Starbreeze's upcoming reboot of classic top-down tactical strategy game has effectively been banned in Australia - and EA won't be censoring the game to ensure it gets a release in the antipodean country.
The decision came from the Australian Classification Board (ACB), who refused to classify the game. According to Kotaku Australia, the
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Controversial Georgetown Party Filmer Returns for a New Semester
Georgetown students throwing parties could have an unexpected observer this fall. And he's bringing a camera.
It's Burleith resident and longtime neighborhood gadfly Stephen R. Brown, proprietor of the "Drunken" Georgetown Students blog and ardent anti-noise advocate. (Disclosure: There was a time I could have been called a drunken Georgetown student). While Brown has been in and out of the news since 2010, when he published a spate of pictures of allegedly rowdy student parties and earned a story in the Post, he recently resurfaced with some new videos.
The videos, with titles like "We throw parties despite you!" and "Pigs in a Poke," feature footage, often shot over a fence, of Georgetown students partying. While they're not as incendiary as his productions from a few years ago, which were so controversial Brown had to blur out student faces, they've still reignited students' dislike for the vigilante party policeman. But Brown says they've got him all wrong.
"I guess students have nothing to do, so they have all of these fantasies about the site," he says. Brown says his beef is with one house in particular, although he's posted video from another house he thought was too loud, too.
Typically, students claim to administrators that they were just throwing dinner parties after Brown complains, so he uses the videos to prove them wrong. Too often, he says, interactions with Georgetown end with him getting written off as crazy.
"'He's just a fucking nut,'" he says, describing how the university's employee think about him. "Which I am."
Georgetown spokeswoman Stacy Kerr says Brown's a minority in the community, whose neighborhood associations recently came to terms with Georgetown over its campus plan. She also points to new nightlife amenities, like food trucks on weekends, meant to keep the drunken Georgetown students on-campus.
"[Brown's blog] really is not reflective of the spirit of partnership that we are engaged in with the neighbors," Kerr says.


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By: Dr. Jeff Masters , 3:43 PM GMT on June 25, 2009
Dr. Masters is on vacation this week, so we're posting some blogs he wrote before hitting the road.
People have been flying into hurricanes and typhoons ever since 1943, when Colonel Joe Duckworth took a single engine AT-6 trainer aircraft into the "Surprise" hurricane off the coast of Texas. Hurricane hunting became safer with the introduction of sturdier 4-engine planes, but flying through the eyewall of any hurricane remains a dangerous occupation to this day--one that has claimed the lives of 53 crewmen of the six Hurricane Hunter flights that never made it back. Five of these flights were into Pacific typhoons, between the years 1945 and 1974. One Atlantic flight was lost, the 1955 Snowcloud Five mission into Category 4 Hurricane Janet. I will be running a six-part feature this hurricane season to honor the Hurricane Hunters that gave their lives in service to those us in the path of these great and deadly storms.
The first Typhoon Hunter plane was lost on October 1, 1945, when a Navy PB4Y-2 (BuNo 59415) went down in a Category 1 typhoon over the South China Sea. Pilot Lt(jg) Ralph Cook and Crew #34 of Patrol Bombing Squadron VPB119 took off from Clark Field in the Philippines at 0950 on October 1, 1945, to track and make half hourly in-flight reports on a typhoon at 22N 119E, between Taiwan and the Philippine Islands. Lt. Cook's fourth in-flight report was received by Base Radar at 1230, and gave his position as 20-06°N 120-08°E, altitude 9500 ft, heavy rain, visibility 50-200 yards, wind south at 40 knots, and slight turbulence. He was never heard from again. The entire area was searched thoroughly by a total of forty flights over a period of seven days. The wreckage of the airplane was finally found on Batan Island just north of Luzon in the Philippines (approximately 20-22°N 121-56°E). According to the Veteran's Administration grave locator data base, the crew remains are interred in a common grave at the Zachary Taylor National Cemetery in Louisville, KY. Of the six typhoon/hurricane hunter flights that never returned, this is the only one where the wreckage of the airplane was found. I speculate that since the aircraft was flying at relatively high altitude (9500 feet), they were not hurled into the ocean by a sudden downdraft. Instead, the airplane must have experienced a severe mechanical failure inside the typhoon. They were then forced to attempt an emergency landing on rugged Batan Island, which was being lashed by heavy rain and 40 - 60 mph winds at the time. The crewmen lost on the mission were:
Lt(jg) Ralph F. Cook A-V(N) USNR (Pilot)
Ens Harold E. Raveche A-V(N) USNR
Lt(jg) Oscar L. Smith A-V(N) USNR
AMM2c Kenneth D. Griffore USNR
ARM2c Darly B. Miler USNR
AOM1c James A Dugan USNR
ARM1c Royce A. Lamb USNR
Sources: "The Hurricane Hunters", a 1955 book by Ivan Tannehill; http://www.vpnavy.com/vp119_mishap_1940.html; personal communication, Dave Deatherage, son of Paul Deatherage, ART 1c, VPB119, 1944-45.
Figure 1. Six of the seven crew members of the first aircraft ever lost in a tropical cyclone, the October 1, 1945 loss of Navy PB4Y-2 (BuNo 59415). The photo of Ltjg Ralph Cook and Crew #34 of Patrol Bombing Squadron VPB119 was taken by Lt. Sylvester S. 'Bud' Aichele in late August or September of 1945. Cook and crew were a replacement crew that arrived at Clark Field on 22 August 1945. Left to right (standing: L.P. Hill, James A Dugan, Harold E. Raveche, Ralph F. Cook, C. F. Poland, Darly B. Miler, A. J. Kalton. Bottom row: N. P. Chamberlain, Royce A. Lamb, F. B. Arden, T. V. Wisely, Kenneth D. Griffore.
Figure 2. A PB4Y-2 aircraft in flight. These 4-engine patrol bombers were a modified version of the WWII B-24 bomber. They served as typhoon hunter aircraft from 1945 until the mid-1950s. Image credit: Max Crow, USS Whitehurst Association.
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On October 1, open enrollment in Obamacare's health-insurance marketplaces is scheduled to begin. The opening of exchanges, and the beginning of coverage on January 1, will bring many changes to the health care and insurance markets in the U.S. My American Enterprise Institute colleague Tom Miller recently testified before the House Judiciary Committee about how the law will discourage new start-ups, encourage insurance providers to consolidate, and make insurance more costly, with fewer options for individuals.
As important as the law's effect on health care markets will be, we should not continue to ignore its effects on the labor market. These are likely to be large. Casey Mulligan, an economist at the University of Chicago, has recently documented an important untold story about the Affordable Care Act: It is a historically large disincentive to
The nearby chart shows Mulligan's estimates of the marginal tax rate on labor income by year for the median nonelderly person filing as a head of household or spouse. Mulligan's calculations are quite thorough and factor in the benefits that a nonworking person loses if he decides to work. For example, if he gets $50 a week in food stamps while unemployed but loses them when employed, then the benefit of working is $50 per week lower than it otherwise would be.
Mulligan performs the calculations for a hypothetical person who in 2007 made about $790 per week (the median wage in that year for a non-elderly household head or spouse who was working). As is clear in the chart, the marginal tax rate on labor income increases by about four percentage points in 2014 alone, with an increase of about one percentage point the following year. This jump is due to certain provisions of the ACA that go into effect in 2014 and 2015, such as the employer-mandate penalties, health-care exchanges, and subsidies.
Mulligan discusses a number of examples that illustrate the channel through which taxes are increased. If a worker is part-time and does not receive insurance from his employer, he is eligible for premium support from the government. If he works harder and becomes a full-time employee, then he can lose this subsidy and his extra labor is therefore implicitly taxed. If he were to work fewer hours per week—say, moving from 35 to 29 hours per week—he might make slightly less money, but he would be eligible for the health-care subsidy if he lost employer insurance, and he would have more leisure time. Mulligan finds that workers may often be able to increase their after-tax income by working less.
Labor-force participation is already lower than at any point since 1980, and the number of workers as a proportion of the population has remained persistently low since the start of the Great Recession. The health care law will make an already grim situation worse. The rewards for work are about to plummet, and one can be sure that the fraction of Americans working will drop as well.
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MELBOURNE chief John Ribot has questioned the validity of the City-Country rugby league match after top players were ruled out today for the second time in three years.
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With a stay at Villa Herencia Hotel in San Juan (San Juan Antiguo), you'll be minutes from Museo del Nino's and Puerta de San Juan. This hotel is close to San Juan Cathedral and La Fortaleza - Palacio de Santa Catalina.
Make yourself at home in one of the 8 air-conditioned rooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Your room comes with a pillowtop bed. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Bathrooms have showers and hair dryers.
Rec, Spa, Premium Amenities
Make use of convenient amenities such as complimentary wireless Internet access, concierge services, and wedding services.
A complimentary breakfast is included.
Business, Other Amenities
Featured amenities include express check-in, express check-out, and dry cleaning/laundry services. This hotel has 2 meeting rooms available for events.
The location was excellent & the staff very friendly.
The room is original & decor great, just a bit too tight for comfort.The breakfast request was for 7am, it arrived at 7:20, with taxi pick up at 8am. Maybe a selection of tea, not just green tea, and coffee ready & hot h20 would have taken off the edge.
Old world charm, quiet, helpful staff, in the heart of Old San Juan, friendly cats, beautiful art work, and a comfortable mattress.


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|Reviews for On Paper Fans, Overheated Jeeps and Hungry Monkeys
| SxG L chapter 1 . 11/15/2005
Yay! ThAT WAS FUNNY! I hope you write more!
| Icy Wolf Rage chapter 1 . 11/15/2005
Cute story :D Found it over at the Fic_On_Demand LJ community, and was not dissapointed (even though it's posted at the evil ;)). (BTW, I'm Miska158 on LJ, although I haven't posted on F_O_D.)
Although one small nitpick on my part. After Hakuryu took the fan, and Gojyo (with Hakkai in part tow), Sanzo still had a fan to hit Goku with. Yet Goku didn't notice he had more than one...?