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UPDATE: Eminem's manager, Paul "Bunyan" Rosenberg, is saying that this Twitter account is "100% fake."
UPDATE TO THE UPDATE: More claims that @angry_blonde is fake, this time from another account purporting to belong to Hailie. (NB: This Twitter account also belongs to an angry blonde!) What a mess! This is why Twitter should go back to verifying accounts for regular people, really.
Hailie Jade Mathers, daughter to Marshall and Kim, was that lucky kind of kid who, thanks to Daddy's songs "Kim," "Hailie's Song" and "'97 Bonnie and Clyde," had achieved fame before turning old enough to be within the suggested safe-age range to play a game of Perfection. It's hard to remember sometimes that people continue to age even when they're outside of the public eye, but sure enough, that sweet young girl that Eminem fretted about so has grown into a hopefully-still-sweet young lady.
Yes, Hailie Mathers is now 15 years old, a mere 20 years away from being able to legally run for president of this fair country. What's more, she's apparently discovered the magic of Twitter, and in her new-found worldly wisdom, she's posted a number of truisms recently for your elucidation.
(By the way, Lourdes Ciccone is 14, Frances Bean Cobain is 18 and has already headlined an art show, and Lil' Romeo is 21, has dropped the Lil', and will compete on Dancing With The Stars in a few weeks.)

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We walked around the park with my parents in town visiting. Crissy Field, Civil War houses, Goldsworthy Spire.
And Yoda, as recommended by Far Out Flora.
I didn't get a very good shot of the fountain with my phone, so I made it "artistic" in photoshop instead.
An "artisitic" shot of the Spire after the break. (more…)
We were not having a lot of success with our pitcher plants this year so Hap tested the water. In the past, EBMUD's water was nicely neutral, but this year it has become a lot more alkaline so we've had to start correcting the water.
Everyone recommends distilled water for carnivorous plants, and we agree.
But we're using a teaspoon of vinegar in a gallon of regular water at the nursery since it's cheaper. And at home we're using our refrigerated drinking water – we put lemon slices in the water and that works too!
Nepenthes alata growing a new baby pitcher, finally. It's only about an inch right now, but it will eventually get to 12″.
Hi there cactus jungle…..
I have a pot of three bromeliads, that the flowers bloomed and now have dried up.
Otherwise, green plant is healthy and full.
I don't know what to do next.
I keep adding water.
So need to know…
do I take out the dried flower? when to fertilize? ok to be outside (bayside) during winter or keep indoors?
Any help you can provide I would appreciate it.
Many thanks.
Alma-Lynn Kamps
If you can send us a photo, we might be able to identify the plants, and then we could give you more info.
In the meantime, cut off the dead bloom stalks. Indoors we water most bromeliads once per week. We recommend fertilizing every month – we sell a bromeliad fertilizer for just such a case.
As for inside or outside, that depends on the species, so I recommend keeping unnamed bromeliads indoor in the winter. Or, on the other hand, you can experiment with them in your garden and see how they do.
Yesterday was my day off, but I see from this photo Ian sent along that he potted up a terrarium with some very nice gravel pathways leading to, wait – is that a tiny gravestone? And another?
Oh no! Ian's planted a graveyard in a glass bowl!
Quick answers to quick questions.
This plant grows in my neighborhood. I have never seen it elsewhere or for sale.
Thanks, Rosa
That is a Dasylirion longissimum, and we do have them in stock in 5ga. and 15ga. pots.
Myrtillocactus geometrizans
We've got some nice sized specimens that are covered in berries, and still more blooms too. The berries aren't as photogenic as the flowers, but there are 3 berries in this photo. They taste like blueberries.
Ferocactus tiburonensis goes crazy with late summer blooms.
Recommended Books on Cacti and Succulents
Hello – I have recently discovered your fantastic nursery and have visited several times. I have always enjoyed my visits and my purchases and intend to visit again. You and the staff have always been very pleasant, helpful and very knowledgeable. I have a question…since I am a novice at growing cacti and succulents, I am interested in finding some books that are accurate in their information and have pictures of the plants and their flowers. Do you recommend a specific book? Is there a book you find particularly educational?
Thanks for your time…
For a general guide to cactus and succulents, we recommend:
Designing with Succulents by Debra Lee Baldwin and The Garden Succulents Primer by Gideon Smith and Ben-erik Van Wyk, both of which we carry. If you can find it, The Complete Guide to Growing Cacti and Succulents by Miles Anderson is great, but out of print.
A recommendation to plant this amazing scrabbling cactus in Ft. Myers Florida, from the Ft. Myers News-Press, Selenicereus grandiflorus.
It's a cactus, all right, but parched desert is not required. In fact, this nocturnal beauty is entirely at home in the subtropics. A robust climber, cereus will happily vine its way up trees (sabal palms work particularly well) or spill from hanging pots. Once or twice a year, it blooms. Each starry flower lasts just one night, and is followed by an edible, egg-shaped crimson fruit. When they're open, the blossoms have a sweet, floral/vanilla scent. The green ribbed stem is segmented and sometimes covered with white fur. Near the blossom, the stem takes on a reddish color.
Very pretty.
Helianthemum nummularium "Wisley Pink"
These are a spring bloomer, but we didn't have them in the spring. We had "Mesa Wine" through the bloom season, and then we got these pink ones in and no more blooms. Until today. We have a late bloomer!
The Sun Roses have replaced the related Rock Roses as the most popular of the Cistaceae family for us. I think people like the groundcover foliage of the Sun Roses better than shrubby open form of the Rock Roses.
Or Queen Victoria's Agave, depending on who you ask.
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Agave victoria-reginae and some Aloe arborescens too.
Penstemon "Firebird"
Fenestraria aurantiaca, moist from being recently watered. Don't overwater, please. Don't take this photo as permission to overwater.
Usually these have white flowers, but our crop this year has mixed white and yellow flowers. This is good. However, we thought we had enough to last through the winter indoor gardening season, but they're selling out pretty quickly around here. We were out for about a year, until this crop was ready, and it may be another year before we have more when this round is gone. Gone!
Turns out it includes steel planters and succulents. My favorite combination! Either that or a combination of vodka and, well, no need for anything else really, just the vodka will do. Anyway, here's the garden in question.
Everything changed for designer Dustin Gimbel when his client Linda Sackin in Huntington Harbor spotted the sleek metal planters that Gimbel installed her in son's landscape.
Before, Gimbel had lovingly designed and cared for a formal garden in Sackin's Victorian-esque home. "It was all black slate, cottage flowers and boxwoods," said Gimbel of the symmetrical garden he tended for two years.
Lots more modern planters and succulent photos if you click through. Look for the Squid Agaves!
This must be called the Butterfly Agave because of the shape of the leaves, not because the blooms attract butterflies, since as you can see by this comma-infested sentence, and the picture below, there are bees swarming the blooms on this plant.
There are lots of Agaves in bloom in Berkeley these days (Like this one).
This Agave potatorum is only about 2 feet across and 10 years old, but this is the end for this beautiful specimen. The bloom stalk is about 12ft. tall. You can see how much energy it would take for this giant stalk to come out of this rosette:
And the flowers are kind of nice too. At least the bees think so.
This weekend.
The Fort Worth Cactus and Succulent Society's show and sale continues Saturday at the Fort Worth Botanic Garden. You can choose from thousands of succulents that usually aren't sold in this area. It's 8 a.m.-5 p.m. at 3220 Botanic Garden Blvd., Fort Worth.
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Gov. Chris Gregoire's recent executive order, which directs the Department of Ecology to work on "ocean acidification," is just another example of commissioning further study as an excuse for taking real action. The scientific community has known for 30 years that burning fossil fuels will kill not just shellfish larvae but the whole planet. Instead of another unfunded study panel, the DOE and the executive branch of the state of Washington should do everything possible to cut the strangle-hold fossil fuel interests have on our economy and our planet's survival. This also means stopping coal trains shipping coal to Asia.
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- On the main Library Catalog search screen, select Subject from the second drop-down menu and type in "large type books" (this will bring up more choices than if you typed "large print"). Click on the Search Catalog button.
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I am saddened by the loss of our mother, however, I did not lose her yesterday, I lost her over 10 years ago to alcoholism and have missed her everyday since. (She passed in November 2013)
I am so grateful to have had the last few weeks to reconnect, forgive and to just be with her and hear her say, "I love you." It meant everything to me.
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The Big Ten Championships are set to begin Friday at 10 a.m. (CT)
Career Highlights -- four-time all-American... five-time Big Ten high jump champion... only Hawkeye in school history to win five conference titles in one event... 2004 Big Ten Outdoor Freshman of the Year... set school indoor (6-0 3/4) and outdoor (6-1 1/4) high jump records... holds school record for most times qualified to regional meet (10) with teammate Tiffany Johnson... four-time all-region honoree... ran on four of the top 10 400-meter relays in school history.
2007 -- Indoor - won fourth Big Ten high jump title... placed ninth in 200 meters (24.62) at Big Ten Championships... provisionally qualified for NCAA Championships and tied the Iowa Recreation Building record in the high jump (6-0) at Iowa Invite... named co-Big Ten Field Athlete of the Week (Feb. 24) for her record-setting performance... led team in high jump (6-0) and 60 meters (7.56)... placed 11th in high jump (5-10 3/4) at NCAA Championships... ran season-best 200 meters (24.09) at Cyclone Invite, which ranks sixth in school history... also won high jump at Jack Johnson Classic (5-10), Carle/Health Alliance Invite (5-10) and Frank Sevigne Husker Invite (5-10)... Outdoor - all-American, placed seventh in high jump (5-10 3/4) at NCAA Championships... won fifth Big Ten high jump title (6-0)... tied for seventh in high jump (5-9 1/4) at NCAA regional, earning all-region honors in that event for the third consecutive year... qualified for NCAA regional in high jump (6-0 3/4), 100 meters (11.71) and as part of 400-meter relay (45.21)... placed sixth in special invitation high jump (6-0 3/4) at Drake Relays... part of fourth-place 400-meter relay (45.21) at Drake Relays... that time ranks sixth in school history... placed fourth in 100 meters (11.77) at Big Ten Championships... placed second in 100 meters (11.71) at Missouri Relays, running a team-leading and wind-aided 11.64 in the prelims... won high jump at Auburn Tiger Classic (5-8 3/4) and Musco Twilight IX (5-10 3/4)... academic all-Big Ten... letterwinner.
2006 -- Indoor - all-American... placed sixth in high jump (5-10 3/4) at NCAA Championships... provisionally qualified for NCAA Championships in high jump at Iowa Open (6-0) and Iowa State Classic (5-10 3/4)... placed fifth in high jump (5-8 1/2) and 60 meters (7.48) at Big Ten Championships... led team in 60 meters (7.51)... ran season-best 200 meters (24.42) at Panther Invite... won 60 meters at Hawkeye Open (7.55) and Panther Invite (7.69) and placed second at Jack Johnson Classic (7.64)... Outdoor - all-American... placed fourth in high jump at NCAA Championships with a school record-setting leap of 6-1 1/4... placed third in high jump (6-0 1/2) at NCAA regional, earning all-region honors... qualified for regional in 100 meters (10.71), high jump (6-0 3/4) as part of 400-meter relay (45.11)... the 400-meter relay ranks fifth on Iowa's all-time best performers list... placed second in high jump (5-8 3/4), fourth in 200 meters (24.28) and ran on 400-meter relay that placed fourth (45.90) at Big Ten Championships... second team all-Big Ten... ran collegiate-best 24.01 in Big Ten 200-meter prelims, which ranks ninth on Iowa's all-time bests list... placed fifth in high jump at Mt. SAC Relays (6-0 3/4), winning event at Springtime Invite (5-10 3/4) and Messersmith Invite (5-8 3/4)... won 100 meters (11.71) at Musco Twilight VIII... placed sixth in special invitation high jump (5-11 1/4) at Drake Relays... ran on winning 800-meter relay (1:36.19) at Messersmith Invite, which ranks second in school history... academic all-Big Ten... letterwinner.
2005 -- Indoor - all-American... placed sixth in high jump (6-0) at NCAA Championships... automatically qualified for NCAA meet in high jump with school-record setting 6-0 3/4 at Husker Invite... Big Ten high jump champion (5-10 3/4)... placed fourth in 60 meters at Big Ten meet with a collegiate-best 7.45, which ranks second in school history... won 60 meters and high jump at Iowa Open (7.68, 5-10 3/4) and Gold Country Classic (7.56, 6-0 1/2)... Outdoor - placed ninth in high jump at NCAA Championships (5-10 3/4)... runner-up in high jump with a season-best 5-11 1/4 at NCAA regional to earn all-region honors and qualify for NCAA Championships... ran second leg on 400-meter relay that placed eighth at Drake Relays (45.30), which qualified for NCAA regional, led the team and ranks seventh on Iowa's all-time bests list... placed second in high jump (5-8 3/4) and third in 100 meters (11.66) at Big Ten Championships... second-team all-Big Ten... ran collegiate-best 11.60 in 100 meters during Big Ten prelims, which ranks fifth on Iowa's all-time bests list, qualified for NCAA regional and led the team... won 100 meters (11.70) and high jump (5-10 3/4) at Messersmith Invite... placed third in special invite high jump (5-9 3/4) at Drake Relays... academic all-Big Ten... letterwinner.
2004 -- Indoor - Big Ten high jump champion, jumping an NCAA provisional qualifying mark of 5-11 1/4... placed fifth in 60 meters (7.50) at Big Ten meet, running a season-best 7.48 in prelims... led team in those events... tied for 15th in high jump (5-8) at NCAA Championships... Outdoor - Big Ten high jump champion (5-11 1/4)... Big Ten Freshman of the Year... qualified for NCAA Championships in high jump, placing fifth (5-10 1/2) at NCAA Midwest Regional meet to earn all-region honors... tied for ninth place in high jump (5-11 1/4) at NCAA Championships... placed fourth in high jump (5-10 3/4) at Drake Relays... led team in that event and 100 meters (11.80)... won high jump (5-10 1/4) at Texas Southern Relays... runner-up in high jump (5-8) and placed third in 100 meters (11.80) at Texas-Arlington Relays... ran second leg on team-leading 400-meter relay that placed seventh at Big Ten Championships (46.44) after running a season-best 46.18 in prelims... letterwinner
High School -- placed sixth in high jump (6-0) at 2002 World Junior Championships... 2003 Jamaican National Champion and High School National Champion in high jump... best jump is 6-1 3/4 (1.87 meters)... placed ninth (5-10 3/4) in high jump at 2003 Pan American Games... coaches were Lorna Vernon and Kavon Lewis.
Personal -- born December 21, 1984... daughter of Eslie Roach and the late Euphemia Wilke... biology major.
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Business Overhead Expense insurance does just that: it covers your overhead on a monthly basis if you're unable to work. This is incredibly important and might be one of the most needed insurances you can buy, right up there with your property/liability coverage. Why? It will pay your rent. It will pay your utilities.
It will pay any business loan or mortgage interest you may have. It will pay your creditors. It will even pay your employees. And, if you're a doctor, veterinarian, dentist, etc., it will even pay for a licensed professional to see your patients. YOU are the reason your clients and customers come to your place of business. Without you, they may go elsewhere, so the income dries up, but the expenses do not; in fact, they may even increase at some point, if your condition worsens.
The good news is that this is probably the least costly disability policy on the market. Now, it won't replace whatever income you take from the business, but it will give your customers, creditors and employees the necessary peace of mind that this is just temporary and soon it will be business as usual.
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With their 7-6, 14-inning loss against the Oakland Athletics on Saturday, the Miami Marlins became the first team in baseball history to lose five-or-more 13+ inning games in a calendar month.
"It's been frustrating," Miami manager Mike Redmond said. "I'm sure as frustrated as I am, the guys are as frustrated or more. You lose a tough game. You battle and you come back and just can't seem to get that big hit or make that great play. Or we make a mistake."
The Marlins have demonstrated the ability to go the distance all season. Reed Johnson once told me that this Miami lineup was a relentless one from top to bottom, and his point has merit. Of the five historic 13+ innings loses, four of them were forced by the Marlins. Overall the Marlins are 19-11 in one-run games, but just 4-8 in extra innings.
Those extra-inning games have left the bullpen battle weary. In the last three days alone, Marlins relievers have worked 21 out of 37 innings, which includes two extensive-inning games.
"This is definitely a first for me," Redmond said of the wear and tear on the 'pen. "To see these guys, really, night after night suck it up and eat up the innings and get outs and keep us in the ballgame, they've done a great job. It's been tough on them. I know guys are getting a lot of work."
Redmond also said on Saturday that he was preparing to run the bat boy out there should the Marlins have once again tied the game in the 14th inning. It's good that through all this, Redmond still has his sense of humor intact.
Yelich returns from DL, Marisnick and DeSclafani optioned to Triple-A
The Marlins will be getting healthier on Sunday when left fielder Christian Yelich returns from the 15-day disabled list. As a corresponding move, the Marlins have sent down centerfielder Jake Marisnick and pitcher Anthony Desclafani to Triple-A New Orleans.
DeSclafani gone 1-2 with a 7.40 ERA in 24.1 innings, including posting a 9.00 ERA in his last three starts. The Marlins replace DeSclafani with reliever Dan Jennings. Jennings gives the Fish a fresh arm in the bullpen.
One could make the argument that Jennings is the Marlins' best reliever. In 22.2 innings pitched, Jennings has only given up two earned runs and tallied 23 strikeouts.
Marisnick played in 13 games, including 10 starts since being called up with DeSclafani and Heaney on June 16. While his arm and speed makes him an MLB ready center fielder, his bat left much to be desired, as he hit just .170 (8 for 47) and struck out 18 times.
Yelich and Marisnick are close friends. Marisnick was called up to fill in for his friend but didn't play well enough to stick around long enough to play alongside him. After Saturday's loss, the two friends shared one last moment together in the Marlins clubhouse by Yelich's locker -- fittingly beneath the photo of the two side by side that was originally placed there by their veteran teammates as a joke.
When it was over, Marisnick left Yelich his glove with he his nickname, "Big Fudge" inscribed on the side. Assuring Yelich that he'll be far but still close at the same time.
When you can't explain how and why things happened the way they have in this sport, "it's baseball" becomes the automatic response. As if baseball is rock-paper-scissors, black jack and poker all blended together in a roulette table – you may think that you control a lot but even then, you can really only make up have of the distance between your current location and your desired destination.
"It will all come around, that's just how baseball is," Nathan Eovaldi said. "We've got to do a better job [at doing the small things]. I just feel like that's what it comes down to."


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I dare you to name something not part of a tradition beerfest that would take one to the next level. Give up? Try adding an improv comedy showcase right in the middle. That's exactly what Improv Asylum has done with their second Annual LAFFENHAUS: an Improv and Beer Festival.
Taking place on Saturday, September 17, starting at 2 p.m. for $40, Laffenhaus is a marriage of beer and comedy. The festival features an hour of beer tastings then an hour of improv comedy followed by another hour of beer tastings.
Narragansett, Sam Adams, Cape Ann Brewing and Mayflower Brewing are all expected to bring offerings to this years Laffenhaus.
"Your not likely to find a show like it anywhere," said Chet Harding co-founder and co-owner of Improv Asylum.
For Laffenhaus the lounge area of the Improv Asylum Theater gets converted into a tasting area with snaking tables and plenty or opportunity to chat with brewers, which is absolutely encouraged.
Laffenhaus is the brainchild of Improv Asylum General Manager Pablo Rojas. With a respect for good beer and an obvious funny bone, Rojas saw an opportunity to mix the two worlds in a way they never had before.
"I grew up loving beer and my parents taught me to respect it," Rojas said. "It's an event I always wanted to do but it was when I started working [for Improv Asylum] that I realized this was the perfect venue for it."
The beerfest is also unlike most you will find in Boston as there are no drink tickets.
"[Your $40 event ticket] gets you a 5 oz sampling glass at the door for you to try us much as you want," Rojas said. "Most people go to a brewfest to get drunk, but here we want you to enjoy the beer. Its all about starting conversation about beer."
While still in its early years, Harding sees the potential for Laffenhaus to grow into a major event down the road.
"Last year it was a great success," said Harding. "We had a lot of people come down and check it out."
"Beer lovers and comedy lovers are some of the most fun people to be around and we had a great crowd last year." Rojas added.
"Right now its just about spreading the word and informing people," Harding said. "I think somewhere down the road [Laffenhaus] can evolve in to a couple of shows and more brewers over a couple of days."
As for the improv show itself, there is no beer theme or particular sketches that will be performed. To keep with the tradition of improv and beer drinking the show for the festival is an all improvised show with suggestions from the audience.
If you're a fan of good beer or comedy it would behoove you to make a trip to the North End to check out Laffenhaus. Tickets are $40 and to purchase visit improvasylum.com or call the ticket office at 617-263-6887.


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Obama: 'Freedom of Religion Is Under Threat'
President Barack Obama said religious freedom is under threat, and highlighted the plight of two American Christians held in North Korea and Iran.
In his address to the National Prayer Breakfast, an annual gathering of lawmakers and numerous faith leaders, Mr. Obama said it's clear that "around the world freedom of religion is under threat." He said the U.S. works with countries that don't live up to America's standard of religious tolerance and pointed to China as an example. He said America's relationship with the Chinese is important to the world but said that he stresses in meetings with Chinese leaders the need to uphold universal rights for Christians, Tibetan Buddhists and others.
"Nations that do not uphold these rights sow the bitter seeds of instability and violence and extremism. So freedom of religion matters to our national security," he said.
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He cited North Korea, where Christian-American missionary Kenneth Bae has been held for more than a year because of his and was recently sentenced to 15 years of hard labor for unspecified "hostile acts." The U.S. has sought his release and Mr. Obama vowed "the United States will continue to do everything in our power to secure his release, because Kenneth Bae deserves to be free."
Mr. Obama also mentioned Pastor Saeed Abedini, who was arrested in Iran for his efforts to spread Christianity and sentenced to eight years in prison on national security charges. "As we continue to work for his freedom, today, again, we call on the Iranian government to release Pastor Abedini, so he can return to the loving arms of his wife and children in Idaho," the president said.
Sen. Kelly Ayotte (R., N.H.) was quick to tweet her approval. "Appreciate POTUS' prayers this AM for Americans Kenneth Bae & Saeed Abedini imprisoned in North Korea & Iran-we pray for their release."
On the Mideast, Mr. Obama said the U.S. has made clear to Israelis and Palestinians "that lasting peace will require freedom of worship and access to holy sites for all faiths."
Mr. Obama, a Christian, told the gathering that God's teachings led him to do community service in Chicago and to his wife, Michelle. His faith, he said, "led me to public service, and the longer I serve, especially in moments of trial or doubt, the more thankful I am of God's guiding hand."
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Student Housing Association (SHA) and the National Residence Hall Honorary (NRHH) are each student organizations within Housing. Each group has their own executive board, goals and purpose. SHA is open to all housing residents. NRHH is an invitation-only student organization that recognizes the top 1% of students in Housing.
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The Savory 62
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From a luxurious fine dining restaurant cooked up by a former Alinea chef to an ode to food foraging where a wide open kitchen is just part of the charm, the hottest culinary trend in Chicago is, well, there isn't just one. We've found 62 (all of them divine). With so many chefs tapping into their unique passions and talents, the city's culinary scene is reinvigorating the plate with cutting-edge innovations, well-known favorites, creatively kicky cocktails and sweet-spot desserts. Hopefully, you've come hungry.
Just when the food pundits have all but declared haute cuisine and its trimmings—multicourse tasting menus, pristine table linens, customized serving pieces and, yes, a hefty price tag—is on its way out, along comes this gem from award-winning chef Curtis Duffy (Charlie Trotter's, Trio, Alinea, Avenues) to prove them wrong. Here, inside his serene 64-seat West Loop restaurant, Duffy and his army of chefs create progressive, ingredient-driven cuisine that's as pretty to look at as it is to eat. Elegant, thought-provoking and delicious, Grace lives up to its name and then some. 652 W. Randolph St., 312.234.9494
2. Fat Rice
Macanese cuisine was never on our culinary radar before chef Abraham Conlon and GM Adrienne Lo opened this Logan Square charmer. Now that they have, we can't stop thinking about the ginger-lime cauliflower, catfish and tofu stew, and chewy hand-rolled noodles. Memories of the Macau rice crisp dessert still haunt us, too. And judging from the crowds that cram into this tiny spot on a regular basis, we aren't the only ones. 2957 W. Diversey Ave., 773.661.9170
3. La Sirena Clandestina
For a while there, chef John Manion's culinary career seemed a bit like "Where's Waldo?" with a lengthy resume that included places like Goose Island, Old Oak Tap and Branch 27. While we always enjoyed checking out what he was up to, we're happier now that he's settled down (fingers crossed) at his own spot. Sexy, hip and full of terrific riffs on traditional Brazilian dishes (Manion spent some time there as a kid), this Fulton Market spot is that restaurant everyone wishes was just around the corner. Welcome home, Manion. 954 W. Fulton Market, 312.226.5300
4. Belly Q
Experimenting with Asian ingredients is nothing new for chef Bill Kim, who's been doing just that at Urbanbelly and Belly Shack. At his newest venture, the Korean-born Kim blurs the borders even more, to delicious results. His Thai-style fried chicken balances heat and a subtle sourness perfectly while a chilled soba salad refreshes. Tabletop grills mean you can cook your food yourself, but we'd rather save our energy for the late-night karaoke. Hitting the high notes, indeed. 1400 W. Randolph St., 312.563.1010
5. The Lobby
"Soulful" and "comforting" aren't words typically used to describe fine dining. But that's exactly what you'll find at this Peninsula Chicago restaurant, where each beautifully plated dish from chef Lee Wolen is filled with ingredients that are cooked perfectly on their own and are even better when paired together. His now legendary whole roasted chicken with morels, marbled potatoes and brioche crumbs under its impossibly crisp skin is the best bird we've ever tasted. Designed for two, our server told us some diners have ordered it just for themselves. We think they're on to something. 108 E. Superior St., 312.337.2888
6. Trenchermen
This Wicker Park restaurant took its sweet time opening (we imagine the supercreative interior design had something to do with it), but once it did there were plenty of terrific surprises to be found inside. Brothers Mike and Patrick Sheerin combine their unique culinary backgrounds (Blackbird and NYC's wd-50 for Mike, the Signature Room for Patrick) to create a menu of inventive ingredient combinations and dishes that are playful but still seasonally focused. Their pickle tots appetizer quickly earned cult status, while brunch's duck pastrami ramen is well on its way. See, good things really do come to those who wait. 2039 W. North Ave., 773.661.1540
7. Carriage House
Whoever said you can never go home again hasn't been to this Wicker Park restaurant. Inside the streamlined space, chef Mark Steuer channels his days growing up in South Carolina to create a menu of tasty traditional and reimagined Southern favorites. There's the fried chicken thigh that gets gussied up with a sous vide preparation. That ubiquitous dish of shrimp and grits takes on a deeper flavor here. And the low-country boil is so much more than its simple name suggests. Take that, Thomas Wolfe! 1700 W. Division St., 773.384.9700
8. Elizabeth
I'm sure we weren't the only ones who didn't know what to make of this teeny Lincoln Square restaurant when it first opened. After all, it's from a self-taught chef with no real professional kitchen experience, and it's pricey to boot. But what Iliana Regan lacks in bona fides, she more than makes up for in originality, which is reflected in the seasonal multicourse menu she offers. Focusing on a food-foraging philosophy, Regan creates dishes that are always eye-opening and, more often than not, delicious, too. 4835 N. Western Ave., 773.681.0651
9. Bavette's Bar & Boeuf
You could go to this beautifully designed steakhouse (from the same owners as Gilt Bar, Maude's and Au Cheval) and actually order a steak. But it's the non-red-meat dishes we find the most alluring. The smoked white fish Caesar salad makes the original seem like a waste of romaine; while the roasted half chicken with its crispy rosemary-flecked skin is poultry as it should be. Bavette's Salad Bar & Poulet, perhaps? 218 W. Kinzie St., 312.624.8154
10. Sumi Robata Bar
We've never been truly down with that whole 'less is more' mantra. Until we went to this serenely chic River North spot from former Japonais chef Gene Kato. Each dish is prepared with a minimum of add-ons, letting the flavor of the main ingredient shine through, from the robata-grilled salmon with just a kiss of teriyaki sauce to the perfectly rare slices of tea-smoked duck. The small bowl of creamy housemade tofu with salmon roe speaks volumes. Look who's a believer now. 702 N. Wells St., 312.988.7864
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LG OLED55C6V reviewRecommended
LG's one-man mission to make OLED the TV tech of tomorrow takes another step forwards.
LG's one-man mission to make OLED the TV tech of tomorrow takes another step forwards.
With stunning looks and mesmerising picture quality, Sony's 75-inch behemoth proves that sometimes bigger really is better.
Mini reviewAn entry level 4K that offers brilliant value and fantastic picture quality
Mini reviewThe largest model in Panasonic's entry level HDR TV range looks and performs very well.
Mini reviewDespite 4K and HDR, Firefox OS is the big hitter on this 50-incher from Panasonic.
Mini reviewAn excellent value 55-inch TV that offers 4K without costing the Earth
Philips has elevated its Ambilight LED mood lighting to another level. But is this fusion of projection and 4K UHD really such a bright idea?
Panasonic's smallest and most affordable TV for HDR proves that not all HDR TVs are equal.
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Where's the PC Demo going?
Penned by the hand of Carnaldestruct.
With so many huge up-and-coming new releases for 2010, I ponder the thought, "How many of these will the PC gamer taste as demo's?"
Having never owned a console of any kind, and being purely a PC gamer, I've found it quite perplexing that we are being given less demo's each year for new titles. I'm not one to run out and buy something just because everyone else is, I'm more likely to purchase a new release because they gave me a demo to try and see if I enjoyed it. With two adult gamers in the house the costs can be overwhelming, especially if we both like the same product.
They believe that PC gaming will never die, and consoles will become more and more like themToday with all the consoles available, so many developers write demo's for them; but they've forgetten about the poor old pc gamer. Is it a question of the console one day ruling the gaming kingdom, or is it just cheaper for them to make a console demo?? All these questions but not so many answers. I googled this and found virtually nothing to explain them, most sites actually said quite the opposite! They believe that PC gaming will never die, and consoles will become more and more like them.
I often wonder if this is because demo's cost more to make, or is it the sheer size that's required to give someone a good enough taste? In the past I've been extremely disappointed with games that I purchased just for the hell of it. There is also a distinct possibility that people commit more piracy of games today due to the lack of demo's. Are we maybe head towards battlefield heroes, combat arms, and quake live; where game play is free? However will the industry make their mogul millions??
Does the games industry work into cahoots with the hardware manufacturers to keep us spending the almighty dollar?It seems with each new pc game release we need to upgrade our machines; Is this true of consoles as well? Each new title is bigger, usually has better graphics, and requires faster components. That upgrade you bought 2 months ago is now virtually useless, unless of course you don't mind playing a game with the settings turned down. Does the games industry work into cahoots with the hardware manufacturers to keep us spending the almighty dollar?
The questions are out there, yet does anyone really know the answers; I personally don't believe that PC gaming itself will ever die out. It may just become too expensive to buy a computer, or the parts to run these new games. Which poses another question, "Will pc parts start to make dramatic drops in price so that people can still run these games?"


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Here's how people and organizations have benefited from the OASIS project and website, along with commentary from social networks. Please feel free to use these examples to decide how you can benefit from OASIS, and how you can participate!
Feedback via Twitter, Facebook, blogs, etc:
- Felix Salmon, noted blogger at Reuters, said in September 2009 that the OASIS site is "the most amazing map of NYC I've ever played with."
- Ride the City is the bike ride planning website in New York City (and other cities). They tweeted in Dec. 2009 that "NYC OASIS is by far the most sophisticated geospatial web service in the city."
- GreenerGotham posted our Summer 2010 update about community gardens, noting that you can find gardens in NYC via the "amazing OASIS Map project".
- When OASIS launched its updated maps in 2009, the Ministry of Type blog in the UK said "the new maps they've got are really quite lovely, and astonishingly detailed." (Dec. 2009)
- This was picked up by MeFi (MetaFilter), the community weblog.
- The electric-k blog also followed up on the Ministry of Type, adding that they were:
- "pretty floored by the OASIS map developed by the center for urban research at CUNY (found via ministry of type – and i agree, the bare baseline maps are pretty sexy). the system allows you to view different geographical data overlays, including subways, parks, assorted zonings/districts, etc… all of which are color coded with user controlled visibility."
Partnership projects are listed here. Other examples are listed below:
- Feature story in the UrbanOmnibus, Fall 2009.
- Cover story in the NY/NJ Harbor Estuary Program's "Tidal Exchange" newsletter about priority habitat sites mapped on OASIS. (Spring 2007)
- NYC Audubon Society 2004_OASISexceprt.pdf newsletter (Fall 2004)
- The Historic Districts Council features OASIS in their description of researching building files in historic districts. (December 2006)
- Council on the Environment of New York City (CENYC) "Greening Program" newsletter notes how you can use OASIS to locate and map community gardens across the city - see page 4. (June 2006)
- New York City Soil and Water Conservation District newsletter (Spring 2005)
- NYC Audubon Society 2004_OASISexceprt.pdf newsletter (Fall 2004)
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TNA posted an "unaired footage" of Jeremy Borash interviewing Ethan Carter III in an #Impact365 video that you can watch at this link. You can also watch in the video embedded below:
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Lake Nelson - Facilities
Lake Nelson can be accessed from Route 29 near Colleen (Nelson County), then take Route 655 about 2.8 miles to Arrington; go through Arrington, then left on Route 812, go about 2.2 miles and watch for the sign. Turn left and follow the road to the lake.
Facilities include parking lot with mowed bank fishing area and a boat ramp. The Department of Game and Inland Fisheries also owns a strip of land around the entire perimeter of the lake which is marked with metal T posts and the VDGIF property extends from the T posts to the lake. Visitors are permitted to use this area for fishing and wildlife viewing.
Lake information and regulations are posted on a sign next to the boat ramp.


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There are supposed to be 2 networks: i) The first one is the one which all the virtual machines and the host share(Host-only condition). This one is easily achievable for me, as an amateurish beginner. ii)The second network is the one in which only 2 virtual machines are to be connected. These 2 virtual machines should also be connected to the Network(i).
I understand that for the 2 virtual hosts that are to be connected in a separate networks simultaneously, it means that they need to have 2 IPs, and hence 2 ports(physical)/ethernet interfaces?


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Don't get me wrong, I don't think I'm the trend setter (I don't get enough views for that). Everyone was probably thinking and drawing the same thing I was at the time and I was probably just the first to get it on the internet, but still... I find this pret-ty awesome. Because object head Wheatley is my favorite Wheatley (except for the original) and the cast of my "Portal West" is (for the most part) object heads.
Even if I was the first to do the object head Wheatley thing, though, someone did a companion cube/ pyramid head a ways back (2007) which was [also] ragingly cool.
If I'm wrong about any of this, please let me know (nicely). I don't even want to reject credit that isn't mine to reject.
Edit: found an earlier version from April 18th, so I am definitely not the perpetrator. I'm just one of the many people who came up with the same awesome idea.


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CommonKindness president and co-founder Sarah Schloemer has been named the winner of a Silver Stevie Award in the Young Entrepreneur of the Year category in the 10th annual Stevie Awards for Women in Business.
Dollar General received a Gold Stevie award for Company of the Year in Retail at the 11th annual American Business Awards in recognition of the company's position as an industry leader in the retail sector.
Office Depot, announced that it has won two Silver Stevie Awards in the seventh annual Stevie Awards for sales and customer service.
ShopKeep POS was presented with a Bronze Stevie Award for Front-Line Customer Service Team of the Year in the Computer Hardware, Services & Software category at the seventh annual Stevie Awards for Sales & Customer Service.
Overstock.com announced that it won two 2011 Stevie Awards for sales and customer service, in the following categories -- Customer Service Department of the Year, Retail and Sales Department of the Year, All Other Industries.


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We have seen many different ads by Microsoft showing Windows 8 making of Apple iPad and Surface highlighting Office 2013 but, now, Microsoft has released a new ad highlighting the usage of different Windows 8 apps on different platforms like Windows 8 on tablets and desktops as well as on Windows Phone 8 devices.
We know that Windows 8 and Windows Phone share the same core and they both have dozens of similarities and most of the apps from Windows Phone also run on Windows 8. But, this new video ad entitled as 'Windows Everywhere' shows different Windows 8 apps like Skype, Internet Explorer, Bing, SkyDrive and Xbox Games which are available for platforms like tablets, desktops and the mobile devices.
The video has been captioned as 'Work or play, see how Windows brings it all to life on your Windows tablet, PC and phone' which means that Windows 8 on all platforms is made for fun without compromising the only for you get free viagra productivity.
You can watch the 30 video ad yourself after the break.
What do you think about this ad by Microsoft? Let us know.
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Saturday, October 29, 2011
Choosing a Song for Your Wedding
Well, not the wedding part, but the reception.
It was too crazy to enjoy, and I certainly didn't enjoy my new husband very much because I was too busy socializing with all the people who brought presents. When I go to a reception these days I encourage the bride to just say hi to my family and move the heck on to enjoying herself. I'm just there to party anyway. I want her to really be in the moment and have fun with her man and her family and her wedding party.
Things were so crazy leading up to our wedding that when it came time to choose OUR dance song, we were stumped and just chose whatever came to our mind, which was the Phil Collins version of Groovy Kind of Love.
I'm thinking we should renew our vows when we hit 15 years just for fun (but that's in two years, so it will have to be a cheap affair!). Aron McLoughlin, our new first dance song I will choose (and pretend that it is 1998 again and we aren't sleeping together) is the song by the Beach Boys that is Wouldn't It Be Nice? Here are the lyrics, which are perfect for what we were going through then, and they make me tear up because things have been just so great since then (with ups and downs of course; I'm not going to sit here and lie to you, for gosh sake!):
Wouldn't it be nice if we were older
Then we wouldn't have to wait so long
And wouldn't it be nice to live together
In the kind of world where we belong
You know its gonna make it that much better
When we can say goodnight and stay together
Wouldn't it be nice if we could wake up
In the morning when the day is new
And after having spent the day together
Hold each other close the whole night through
Happy times together we've been spending
I wish that every kiss was neverending
Wouldn't it be nice
Maybe if we think and wish and hope and pray it might come true
Baby then there wouldn't be a single thing we couldn't do
We could be married
And then we'd be happy
Wouldn't it be nice
You know it seems the more we talk about it
It only makes it worse to live without it
But lets talk about it
Wouldn't it be nice
Good night my baby
Sleep tight my baby
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We'll be married 18 years tomorrow. Our song was "Adorable One" (the James Carr version which I can't locate online, but other versions are around and similar). The only other song I would consider is "That's How Strong My Love Is" by Bryan Ferry.ReplyDelete
That being said, there will be no renewal or whatnot. My boobs don't fit in my dress anymore. LOL.
- AnonymousOctober 29, 2011 at 10:51 AM
I want to redo our wedding night. AReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 29, 2011 at 10:52 AM
Wait no it was actually the night after. aReplyDelete
We renewed our vows at 10 years and it was AMAZING!!! To say those words all over again and have 10 years of marriage behind the words is so powerful, to compare yourself to the first time you said them. I want to do it again every 10 years. Also very cool to have your child do the bible readings. We didn't have any big celebration, just us, the kids and our priest.ReplyDelete
In 2006, that Beach Boys song was what played as we were introduced as the new "Mr. & Mrs." at our reception. Happy we thought of it!ReplyDelete


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