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The Ghosts of Bridge Water Cemetery in Scottsburg Indiana
There are 67 comments on the Associated Content story from Apr 17, 2008, titled The Ghosts of Bridge Water Cemetery in Scottsburg Indiana. In it, Associated Content reports that:
Scottsburg, Indiana, is a small town in the southeastern part of the state, around 70 minutes from Louisville. via Associated Content
Join the discussion below, or Read more at Associated Content.
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#1 May 28, 2008
i live 1 mile from this cemetary and have been hunting it for 13 years. i have night vision even and would go there after dark to see the big bucks and NEVER have i ever seen a ghost there. trust me its a myth.
United States
#2 Jun 25, 2008
That is not true. I have not seen a ghost there, but I have several evps from there, including one of a woman speaking in a different language. I believe it is american indian
#3 Jun 27, 2008
I used to go there and get well and i never seen anything at all there
#4 Jun 28, 2008
This is SO not true... Scottsburg is NOT 70 minutes from Louisville, try about 35-45 minutes if even that long.
Stupid dorks!
#5 Jul 19, 2008
I cannot lay claim to have psychic ability, nor can I say I have ever been witness to ghostly or paranormal activity....until, late one afternoon I was helping a friend do some genealogical research that led her to this graveyard. We copied tombstone info for several hours, with just a somber feeling of an old graveyard at the edge of a nice day.
As evening neared, both of us heard knocking underground...from somewhere beneath us. Areas of extreme coldness next to areas that brought a bead of sweat to the brow. Smells that would take your breath! We hurried through the next little bit as not to get caught there after dusk. As we were sitting in the car at days end, drinking the last shot of cool water and summizing the find for the day....an eary glow from the graveyard began to appear. The glow lasted about 5minutes, before all looked calm and back to normal again.
I have often wondered what we felt and saw that late afternoon/early evening at that Cemetery. Not a trip I plan to take again anytime soon. Jin
#6 Jul 22, 2008
i lived in scottsburg for 24 years and i always heard of the cemetery being haunted but personally have never saw a ghost there...i have heard that the graveyard was on scared indian land but who knows.. people will believe what they want. it's a free country
#7 Sep 7, 2008
Dorks? Geeze what a vocabulary!
#8 Sep 16, 2008
is that the best you got, loser
#9 Sep 23, 2008
my husband and I along with another couple went to the cemetery and altho we didn't see any ghosts, alot of cold spots were felt and after developing pictures from our digital camera we saw some unexplained things in the pictures.
we enjoyed ourselves and the pictures but as far as actual ghosts well that is all up to each individual, if you are a spiritual person you will feel and see things others will not and sometimes we let our own minds scare us to death.
#10 Sep 26, 2008
Where is this cemetery located?
#11 Sep 27, 2008
I'm the Co-Founder for Ghost Hunters of Scottsburg Territories and the Area Rep for the American Ghost Society in Southeastern Indiana. I too have been to Bridgewater on several occasions. Sometimes things happen and sometimes they don't. In reading what people have to say regarding "never seeing a ghost". Seeing an appirition is every paranormal investigators dream. But...it doesn't always happen. Have I had stuff happen there? Yes. It has ranged from cold spots to hot spots. EMF spikes, babies crying, etc. I (as well as others) have seen a shadow like person moving back and forth towards the back. So yes, the place is haunted. Remember, ghosts do not act on demand. Perhaps if you go there and nothing ever happens...there is a reason for that. If your only criteria is "seeing a ghost" then you may never be satisfied.
#12 Oct 9, 2008
I grew up in Scottsburg, and there is not one night i wouldnt go out thru there i mean its just a slap of dirt with headstones me and my frins used it as a short cut many nites. The one thing tht creeps you out is how quite it is.
#13 Nov 11, 2008
I have a video of when I went to the cemetery, and when you watch it... scroll to about 11:37 and watch it up to 12:50... there is a sound that I can't explain and hope somebody can. Of course you can watch the video more if you want to.
Here's the link:
#14 Apr 15, 2009
There is not ghosts there we used to go night crawler hunting all the time there and i go back to the Docks (abandoned factory behind cemetary) all the time and i have never ever seen a ghost there and ive lived in indiana all my life
#15 Jun 6, 2009
where is this place at? because no website specifies.
#16 Sep 29, 2009
Ghosts do exist! I had a residual experience with four ghosts coming down from the ceiling where I slept. One came down sitting up, one hesitated then came down horizontally, two small children (ghosts) came down bouncing on a diagonal slant one hitting me in the gut. One spirit put his hands through me to reach the other spirit. I could not see, but I could feel everything....lasted about 3 mins. I was totally drained from the experience.
#17 Oct 3, 2009
It is haunted I have pictures to prove it!!!!!!!!!
#18 Oct 4, 2009
bull! I have been going to this cemetary for 20 years, parking and such i have been to small parties in the parking area. there has never been anything seen out of the ordinary.
United States
#19 Oct 15, 2009
Hey i use to live in scottsburg i have always heared that cementery was hunted (NO JOKE) I JUST HAD TO WATCH THE VEDIO. GOOD GOING.
#20 Jan 29, 2010
I Have gotten the same thing it is a womens voice chanting in some other language. my emf meter spiked atv the same time i got the evp. This place is a very interesting place and i do agree it is very haunted I would like to hear what your evp. and compare it to mine.
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Movie producer alum plays mentor role
Green worked as a production assistant on the set of "Mulligan," a romantic comedy starring Jenni Garth (from "90210"), Marilu Henner ("Taxi") and Fred Willard ("Modern Family"), which is due to air sometime next year. Besides helping with behind-the-scenes logistics during the 20-day shoot, he was also responsible for organizing the background actors, or extras, and making sure they were in position and were quiet when they needed to be.
"It's one of those basic jobs that isn't part of the filmmaking but needs to be there in order for the filmmaking to happen," said Green, who aspires to one day work as a film editor. "While I was there, I got a chance to see all the jobs being done, so I got a real sense of what it was like to make a movie."
Wilberger, who majored in Theatre Arts as an undergraduate at then-WMC, said he was gratified to be able to bring Green on as an intern. Opportunities to break into the industry were nonexistent during his time on campus, when only one film course was offered; now there's a Cinema department and major with two full-time faculty members who have M.F.A.s and "street cred" from working in the field.
Every semester, Wilberger makes a point to get back to the Hill so he can share with Cinema and Theatre Arts students what he's learned about making it in the industry he loves.
"Jim has been unbelievably generous, even flying to campus from Los Angeles on his own dime to guest lecture, give script notes, and meet one-on-one with our Cinema students," said Associate Professor Jonathan Slade. "It's really impossible to calculate how valuable his real world experience is to our undergraduates."
Wilberger routinely tells students "Be willing to start at the bottom," explaining that he worked his way up from crew-related jobs, like grip and electrician. He also advises: "Get to know people and studios, and eventually the opportunities will come."
Those opportunities aren't necessarily limited to Hollywood, said Slade, who just completed production of his second independent film, "Cinder," which was shot exclusively in Maryland and Pennsylvania. Juliann Guiffre '10 made strong connections through an internship with Discovery Channel in Silver Spring, Md., which led to work on commercials for the lottery and Yuengling beer. And in August she completed a job as a second-second assistant director on a movie film crew in Northern Virginia. Courtney O'Grady '10 is currently volunteering as a production assistant on an independent film being shot in Philadelphia called "Future Weather."
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Mary, 9, and Jameson, 10, were given a series of IQ puzzles and asked to work on them silently. At the end, the researcher gave each child a score. The research assistant praised Mary for being smart, while Jameson was praised for working hard.
After reviewing Mary's answers, the research assistant lauded her: "Wow, you did really well at these problems. You got 8 — that's a great score. You must be really smart at these problems."
If Dweck's theory holds, Mary will want to continue to look smart, and when given the choice, will opt for a test that shows it — not something more challenging where they she could learn more.
In the next phase, when Mary was asked by the research assistant what kind of problems she would like to work on next, "problems that are pretty easy so you'll do well, problems that you're pretty good at so you can show that you're smart, or problems that you'll learn a lot from even if you don't look so smart," Mary chose problems to show that she's smart.
"Problems that I'm pretty good at — so I can show I'm smart," Mary told the researcher. "I am smart."
Consider the difference with Jameson, who was praised for how hard he'd worked — not for being smart.
"Well, you did really well on these problems. You got 8 — that's a really high score! You must have worked really hard on these problems," the researcher said. Jameson agreed.
Dweck's research suggests that Jameson — armed with praise for his hard work — will want to challenge himself — even though he got some problems wrong.
Following course, Jameson opted for "problems I'll learn a lot from even if I don't look so smart."
"After they're praised for their effort, they enjoy being challenged," Dweck explained. "What we value here is the practice, the effort, the trying of many strategies, and then they can feel satisfied as long as they've been engaged in that way. But if you say we value how smart you are, how enjoyable can it be if you're not shining?"
This snippet is from the growing body of research that says praise doesn't work. In fact, not only doesn't it work it has the exact opposite effect we desire!
This is why it is important to learn the difference between Praise and Encouragement.
Praise always carries an external judgement or label. Like, "good, best, perfect." Praise also focuses on how other people feel or perceive the child. Like, "I'm proud of you." This encourages competition and comparison – the idea that your worth is measured based on how you rate along side other people.
Encouragement, on the other hand, is focusing on the internal motivation in the child and encouraging them to believe in themselves. Encouraging kids to see their own, inherent (non-comparison-based) value creates kids that are independent, self-sufficient, and willing to try new things. It also creates an environment of acceptance. Without the constant need to compete, each person's unique contribution is valued.
Let's look at some examples (I highlighted the evaluative/judgmental words and the external words.);
|You are so smart!
|You are valuable because you are smarter than others. Ergo, your worth decreases around those smarter than you.
|You studied really hard.
|You are capable of effort at a task.
|What a pretty flower!
|You are valuable because you draw better than others. Ergo, your worth decreases if you draw something ugly.
|Wow, this flower has red, purple, and green!
|You are valuable because you can do things your own unique way.
|I am so proud of you.
|You are valuable because you make me proud. Ergo, your worth decreases when you disappoint me.
|You must be so proud of yourself.
|You are worthy of value and can be happy with your accomplishments..
|You are the best baseball player.
|You are valuable because you can play baseball better than others. Ergo, your worth decreases when someone who plays better is around.
|You are a valuable part of that baseball team.
|You are a valuable and unique part of the group.
|Good job!
|You are valuable because I approve of you. Ergo, your worth decreases when I disapprove of you.
|You did it!
|You followed through and accomplished something you set out to do.
|Good job!
|You are valuable because I approve of you. Ergo, your worth decreases when I disapprove of you.
|(descriptive) You put away all the toys!
|You are valuable because you can accomplish things you set your mind to.
|You were so good at Grandmas.
|You are valuable because you behaved in a way I approve of. Ergo, if you behave in a way I don't like then your value will decrease.
|You were very helpful with Grandma today.
|You contribute to your family in meaningful ways.
|The outcomes of Praise are:
The outcomes of Encouragement are:
Three ways to break the praise cycle
- Say nothing. Always feeling a good deed must be acknowledged assumes that the good deed was an aberration of normal behavior. Sometimes not even mentioning it can enforce that goodness is innate.
- Describe. This is particularly helpful when your kids do something they are proud of (your child comes to you beaming with a new picture he drew). They are probably looking for your approval (since that is what society trains them to need) but you can switch their focus to their unique effort by describing what you see. For example;
- Instead of "Good job cleaning up your room." Say, "You put all the legos in the lego bin and all the dolls on the shelf."
- Instead of "You look pretty today." Say, "You brushed your own hair and put on your headband."
- Ask Questions/Open-ended Comments. Along with saying nothing, saying LESS is a skill parents could make more use of. Here are some examples;
- When your child says, "Look mom I got an A on my test!" say, "you did?!"
- When your child brings you a pretty picture focus on their effort, "how did you pick these colors? What was the hardest part of drawing this house?"
- Meet "I won the race" with "how did that make you feel?"
- BONUS for Siblings – Praising your children when you have more than one can backfire even further. There is a tendency amongst siblings to take the praise of one child as a silent indictment of the other. So "you are so smart" to child A becomes "I must not be smart" in child B's mind. Here are a few tips for encouraging a child while strengthening the sibling bonds (works with friends too);
- Never compare. Even tacit comparison (after they clean their room saying "Marcy cleaned all the shelves," implying Tammy did less). Just describe what you see: "I see a clean room!" Marcy and Tammy know who did the most work but they also know it isn't a competition in Dad's eyes.
- Encourage cooperation. Use encouragement (not praise) when siblings are being helpful and loving. If they work together to share a toy, for example, instead of saying, "good sharing!" say "I see you two are working as a team!"
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His womanizing skills are legendary and Gerard Butler definitely found a gorgeous gal to keep him company in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil on Sunday night (July 13).
Following an exciting day of World Cup action, the "PS I Love You" hunk attended a celebratory party where he met a blonde woman and they quickly began kissing and showing plenty of PDA.
Taking full advantage of her celebrity status, Rihanna scored an up-close-and-personal moment with Team Germany after their big win at the World Cup final on Sunday (July 13).
The "We Found Love" singer actually had a Brazilian flag painted on her neck and the name "Pele" on her cheek as she watched the Germans defeat Team Argentina 1-0 to become the reigning world champs.
All over the globe, millions of soccer fans were glued to their televisions for the 2014 FIFA World Cup Final match between Germany and Argentina on Sunday (July 13).
She was pretty disappointed when Team Brazil got destroyed by Germany earlier this week, but there's still hope for Gisele Bundchen to see her fellow countrymen play in the FIFA World Cup Finals this weekend.
The leggy supermodel was chosen to accompany the FIFA World Cup Trophy in its custom Louis Vuitton case to the Maracana Stadium in Rio de Janeiro on Sunday (July 13).
Creating quite the hunk fest, Gerard Butler and Taylor Kitsch met up in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil on Monday night (July 7).
Celebrating the Fifa World Cup Finals, the pair chatted over a brewski on top of the Hotel Budweiser in Copacabana beach.
With no lag between lads, Lana Del Rey watched the Team USA vs. Belgium World Cup match at a party in Portofino, Italy with her new guy Francesco Carrozzini on Tuesday (July 1).
Having broken up recently with Barrie-James O'Neill, it was a little surprising to see that the "Video Games" gal has moved on so quickly to another relationship.
Today the United States men's national team is facing off against Germany in the 2014 World Cup tournament, and many of our favorite stars are taking to Twitter to express their support.
Ashton Kutcher posted a photo of an excused absence note from the US Coach Jurgen Klinsmann with the caption, "To whom it may concern…"
It's no secret that there's a serious biting trend going on at the 2014 World Cup and Will Ferrell has never been one to be left out.
The "Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues" star showed up at a bar in Recife, Brazil on Wednesday (June 25) and put the German Team on notice going into today's match against Team USA.


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City's first cadaver-sniffing canine was 'one of the guys'The Service and Therapy Dog forum is for all service and therapy dogs regardless of whether or not their status is legally defined by federal or state law, how they are trained, or whether or not they are "certified." Posts questioning or disputing a person's need for a service or therapy dog, the validity of a person's service or therapy dog, or the dog's ability to do the work of a service or therapy dog are not permitted in this forum. Please keep discussions fun, friendly, and helpful at all times.


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Boxing back in Elk Grove, Illinois
Promoter Bobby Hitz of Hitz Boxing is back at it less than a month after his last jam-packed success. On June 21, Hitz will present his second installment of "The Belvedere Bash" at The Belvedere Banquet in Elk Grove, Illinois. Featured in separate bouts that night will be Henry "Western Warrior" Coyle (16-2, 12 KOs), who will go eight rounds in the junior middleweight division; Chicago slugger Mike "Hollywood" Jimenez (7-0, 4 KOs) will have a six-round super middleweight battle; Chicago super bantamweight Sergio Montes de Oca (6-1, 1 KO) will go four; and Bassett, Virginia's Elijah McCall (9-1-1, 8 KOs), son of former heavyweight champion Oliver McCall, will face TBA in a heavyweight four-rounder.


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According to a recent Google estimate, the web now includes more than 1 trillion pages. That staggering number underlines the necessity of effective search engines: without them, the web would be useless. Users simply wouldn't be able to find the information they need in a reasonable amount of time.
Even the best search engines, however, can cause frustration. For example, an attorney trying to find county fees for Lake County, Oregon might be frustrated when the search engine returns results from Lake County, Illinois. Likewise, an attorney researching a particular legal question may end up digging through page after page of results to find the resources from the appropriate jurisdiction.
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A carefully crafted Google Custom Search Engine could be a valuable resource for your members, whether it's built to target research sources in a particular geographic area, jurisdiction, or practice area. Best of all, you can provide it to your members at no cost and with minimal effort.
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Snarky Smoothies Distill The Pitfalls Of Modern Society
These drinks blend unusual ingredients like Big Data and Kale Chips to represent the deprivations of urban life.
New York City's High Line—an elevated freight rail line transformed into a public park—is cooking up some food for thought this summer with their Archeo outdoor art exhibit. The exhibit is a study in contrasts, with the High Line's natural beauty paired with hulking sculptures that resemble the relics of a futuristic, dystopian civilization unearthed, with a twist. Combining social activism and a little tongue-in-cheek humor, these sculptures, such as Josh Kline's Skittles—an industrial fridge loaded up with social commentary smoothies—actually offer poignant commentary on humanity's present fascination and frustration with technology.
At first glance, Skittles looks like a typical fridge—although it might be more at home in a supermarket instead of a park—filled with bottled drinks. But closer examination reveals Kline's poetic and unconventional "smoothie" concoctions are more than meets the eye. The neat packaging and designs may be modeled after BluePrintJuice's iconic bottles, but the flavors offer a taste of our contemporary lifestyle, from enticing mixtures of omega3 fish oil, and bacteria, to protein powder, self-tanner, and banana.
When grouped together, they present a colorful feast for the eyes, as well as a taste of the different struggles, values, and disparities that drive the technologically advanced modern metropolis.
Archeo's collection of sculptures range from the whimsical to the surreal, combining outdated technology and traditional crafting techniques. From abandoned washing machines, to scrap metal, hand-woven hammocks, and even a "breathing" kinetic sculpture made of organic and inorganic materials, old and new art techniques clash and contrast with our constant push for modern innovation
But like an archaeological dig site, the diverse sampling of "artifacts" leave little explanation of their "purpose", so the messages and meanings are blessedly left to visitor interpretation. Overall, the combined exhibit is both critical and nostalgic, with pieces celebrating the steady march of technological revolution, but also raising questions about the price for progress.
Visitors can ponder the "artifacts" at Archeo from now through March 2015 at various locations around The High Line.


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Cuello vows to derail Alvarez
WBC #14 welterweight Luciano Cuello (26-1, 12 KOs) of Argentina is ready for his second battle in Mexican territory when he fights undefeated WBC #3 rated Saul "Canelo" Alvarez (32-0-1, 24 KOs) on July 10 for the WBC silver championship in Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico. "I've been working very hard to have a victory without any doubt" said Cuello, who has also fought Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. "Mexican fans were pleased with my performance in the ring last time, but I'm sorry to say this time nobody will stop me and I'll return to my country with that silver-green crown," Cuello said. "Those who know about boxing know who won when I fought against Julio Cesar Chavez, but that is a matter of the past,in this moment I am focused on defeating Alvarez." Since fighting Chavez, Cuello has won three straight and seized the WBC Latin championship. He will arrive in Guadalajara on Monday.


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The Danish city of Elsinore is located on the northern coast of Sealand opposite the city of Helsingborg in Sweden. Two ferry lines link the two cities; the crossing takes some 20 minutes. Lots of Swedes travel to Elsinore every day to visit the many liquor stores which line the main street. Beer, wine and alcoholic beverages are considerably cheaper in Denmark than in Sweden.
However, there is so much more to make Elsinore an interesting place to visit. It is one of Denmark's oldest cities strategically located at the narrowest part of the sound between Denmark and Sweden. In the past South Sweden used to be part of Denmark and the Danes levied custom fees on all shipping from and to the Baltic Sea going through the Sound.
Above: 1964 GB 2/6d Shakespeare Festival
The income from the custom fees created considerable prosperity for the city of Elsinore. Some of the money was used to build a beautiful castle. Called Kronborg the castle dominates the coastline and can be easily seen from Helsingborg on the other side of the Sound. Today Kronborg Castle is a maritime museum and well worth a visit.
Hamlet is certainly one of the most well known plays in theatrical history. Written by William Shakespeare, the play takes place in Kronborg Castle. The castle is depicted on one of the three field post stamps issued in support of the pro-Nazi Danish Legion in 1944. The design is extremely peaceful despite being released during very troubled World War I1 times.
Above: 1944 Field post issue showing Kronborg Castle
William Shakespeare (1564-1616) was born in Stratford upon Avon and was educated at a local grammar school where he probably learnt Latin. Shakespeare is undoubtedly the most important figure in world literature and he had a considerable influence on the development of the English language.
Strangely enough not much is known about Shakespeare and his life and work. What we do know is that he got married, had children and moved to London. He was part owner of The Globe Theatre on the South Bank of the Thames. The Globe was destroyed in a fire during Shakespeare's lifetime but was rebuilt some 20 years ago.
Shakespeare wrote more than 40 plays and a large number of sonnets. Not a single manuscript in Shakespeare's handwriting has been preserved. All we have today are some signatures of the great bard.
We don't really know what Shakespeare looked like as there are no contemporary portraits of him. There are a number of portraits which are supposed to depict the famous playwright and they have been used on various occasions for stamp designs. From 1899 to 1926, a series of Shakespeare labels in nine different colours were sold for one shilling each in support of the church in Stratford upon Avon. These labels show what is believed to be a fair portrait of Shakespeare.
Above: Shakespeare label supporting the church in Stratford upon Avon
The Tragedie of Hamlet, Prince of Denmarke is probably Shakespeare's most famous play. It was first performed in 1601.
The dramatic events begin with the demise of King Hamlet. Claudius, the late king's brother, gets not only the throne of Denmark but also Queen Gertrude. Prince Hamlet harbours strong suspicions that Claudius has killed Hamlet's father. He organizes a play with an ingenious plot in order to find out what really happened.
As his suspicions grow stronger, Prince Hamlet realizes that his own life is at risk and he pretends to be mad. Claudius decides to send his nephew to England to have him killed. However, Prince Hamlet returns to Elsinore and Denmark to face Claudius. It all ends in total tragedy with the deaths of almost all the principal characters through poisoned swords and wine.
By far the most significant part of the play is the skull scene where Prince Hamlet pronounces the words "To be or not to be, that is the question". This scene is depicted on the 216d stamp released by Great Britain in 1964 in connection with the Shakespeare Festival. The 216d value was part of a set of five stamps but the only one that was recess printed.
Shakespeare often found the inspiration for his plays in other literary works. Hamlet was no exception. The play is based on a story in the Danish Chronicles by Saxo Grammaticus. It was also included in Histoires Tragiques by French writer Francois de Belleforest.
In the late 1500s many Scottish and English actors performed their plays in Elsinore. It is quite possible that Shakespeare met with some of these actors getting first hand accounts of the Danish city.
The tourist authorities in Elsinore like to suggest that William Shakespeare could possibly have been one of the English actors having visited Elsinore. However, there is absolutely no information about Shakespeare ever having left his native England.
Ever since the early 1800s, Hamlet has been staged at regular intervals by different theatre companies in the compound of Kronborg Castle.
Visitors to Elsinore should call at the city's Tourist Office where they can obtain a leaflet describing a Shakespeare Walk which includes the castle, the old part of Elsinore and a garden outside the city centre. All these places feature prominently in Hamlet.


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A first-time visitor to this Mexican joint in the historic district of Homestead may be baffled to see Styrofoam coolers filled with ice and bottles of beer dotting the floor next to most tables. But a quick glance at the menu explains it. El Toro Taco doesn't have a liquor license, so the only way to swig a Corona with your meal is to bring it with you, a secret most of the clientele seems to be in on. The BYOB requirement is no deterrent as the place packs a full house on weekends. As soon as you taste any one of several taco selections, you'll understand why. Choose from soft corn or flour tortillas filled with ground beef, barbacoa (shredded beef), chicken, or refried beans. For a real treat try the tacos de bistec -- corn tortillas filled with marinated, grilled steak and topped with cilantro and onions. Prices are very reasonable, the atmosphere is upbeat (you may be treated to a mariachi serenade), and take heart, margarita lovers: With the money you save on drinks you can spring for an appetizer -- a bowl of zesty bean dip or chili con queso (spicy cheese dip) -- and finish your meal with a traditional favorite: tres leches cake. Next time bring a blender! Open Tuesday through Thursday 11:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m., Friday and Saturday 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m., and Sunday 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Closed Monday.
C'mon, an overpriced sushi joint? We only have about a hundred of those, so why reward a new one? Well, friends, try out Nobuyuki Matsuhisa's dishes and then come back and tell us it wasn't worth every penny. So what if some whine about the décor. People! Style over substance has been Miami's cement shoes for too long. And so what if the super-fresh sashimi melted in your mouth so quickly and deliciously you almost forgot you just ate it. And who cares if chopsticks were used as weapons for the very last crumbs from the black codfish with miso. It doesn't matter. What does matter is this: Miami finally has a Matsuhisa masterhouse to return to over and over again for more of the same. For the first time in a while, a restaurant has opened that can truly contend with the best of the best.
A delicate rose fashioned from slender blush-pink slices of tuna. Carefully carved thin strips of cucumber wrapped around crab stick, avocado, masago, and shrimp. Wooden boats bursting with artfully arranged squares of fish. How fresh is it? Take a glance behind the sushi bar. If the huge white tuna slumped across the sink, ready for carving, is any hint, very.
Chocolate is not a bad or dangerous thing. Chocolate is good medicine for the brain, the blood, the sweet tooth. And the Sweet Tooth's chocolate is very good, made on the premises. From chocolate hearts and cherries to truffles and luscious creams, feast your eyes (did we mention chocolate improves night vision?) on the velvety array of goodies at this well-equipped chocolate clinic. The selection is so stunning, especially on holidays, you may be temporarily paralyzed. The Sweet Tooth people know how you feel and have thoughtfully prepared all kinds of beautiful and therapeutic gift baskets and boxes.
No, it's not really about the drinks. You've had those before. And it's not really about the décor, which is clean and fine but not spectacular. It's also not about the specials, because there aren't really official hours for happiness here. It's about the only reason people seek out happy hours to begin with: the scene. What? On Miracle Mile in the stuffy Gables, you might sneer? Yup. There's a new dawn in that part of town and it's raising a toast at the new Houston's after work. Good mix of cocktails, ages, ethnicities, sexes, economic positions. The men and women behind the bar are friendly, as are the people sitting next to you. Starting late in the afternoon on Friday often you won't find a stool or even standing room, so the party spills out into the street. If you need further proof this isn't the Gables of old, consider: Once you've downed your after-work libations, you can move on to other attractions. Huh? Life after 8:00 p.m. in the City Beautiful? Yes, truly a new dawn.
This is truly the hole-in-the-wall that has it all. Almost indistinguishable from the other storefronts along this part of North Miami Avenue, Clive's makes its mark at the cozy counter set up with great Jamaican favorites like curry goat, oxtail, and cowfoot. With ample food packed on a five-dollar special, this is a can't-miss deal every afternoon. The chicken is cooked to diner perfection and the curry is a smooth blend that avoids the fire-alarm spices of other native cuisines. The mood is laid-back, with a pleasant Mrs. P taking good care of the customers and a small radio pumping out reggae sounds. You just may catch Clive's fan Lenny Kravitz taking in the scene. Clive's is great for take-out but just as nice for a midafternoon stop to take it easy.


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Carabetta plans to fight Meriden zone change
Carabetta plans to fight Meriden zone change
MERIDEN — The chief executive of The Carabetta Cos. is considering taking legal action against the city to challenge a recent zoning amendment that will allow for a community center of up to 25,000 square feet to be constructed by nonprofit entities within an R-2 residential zone.
Joseph F. Carabetta submitted a letter to Mayor Manny Santos last week urging him to discuss reconsidering the recent amendment at the Jan. 21 City Council meeting or to call for a special meeting by Jan. 24. The letter was received Jan. 21, although that night's meeting was canceled and no special meeting has been held.
Carabetta could not be reached for comment.
Santos had sent a memorandum to the council Jan. 13 also urging the council to reconsider the amendment and its "potential deficiencies." In the memorandum, which included mostly concerns from city resident Bijan Bahramian, there was mention of a "for-profit multifamily property owner in Meriden" that would "initiate legal action in light of the foregoing issues unless they are remedied by a proper process and an amendment that allows all multifamily property owners an equal opportunity" to offer a community center.
In the letter Carabetta sent to Santos, which was delivered to the Record-Journal on Friday, Carabetta discusses wanting to construct a community center that would be a "park-like setting" in the vicinity of Harbor and Hanover Towers off of Hanover Street.
"I have tried with previous administrations to develop the parcel but have failed," Carabetta wrote, referring to an area to the south of the towers.
But City Planner Dominick Caruso said he has no record of Carabetta's interest. Caruso has been in the office for more than 30 years and succeeded Bijan Bahramian, who was fired by the city.
In his letter, Carabetta proposed renovating and remodeling a vacant boiler house on city property south of the towers and to the east of the Factory H site. Carabetta said he "would like to acquire all of the land on the east side of the brook, so we can have ample space to create walking trails, benches, and sitting areas where people can meet and get to know each other."
As mayor, Santos has no zoning authority and cannot vote on zoning regulations, nor can he veto any decisions. Santos has also been connected to the Carabetta family, having received multiple donations from members of the company that totaled the maximum donation in the mayor's race of $1,000.
City Council Deputy Majority Leader Brian Daniels said Santos' dealings with Carabetta and a zoning issue appeared to be "highly suspect." Daniels added that he had not received a copy of the letter from Carabetta and was not informed about it.
Santos said in a recent interview that he is aware that he has no say in zoning matters, but because he was contacted by Bahramian about a potential lawsuit he felt he would reach out to the council. While he considered pushing for a special meeting he said there was "not an appetite to do that."
"That's why I sent out a memorandum to try and convince the City Council and corporation counsel to look at what has happened and maybe try to stop it or reverse it," he said.
Since a meeting earlier this month in which Bahramian was critical of the way the zoning amendment was being brought forward, Daniels said he reached out to a member of the Carabetta Cos., but has not heard back.
"The proper way to proceed is with a productive conversation," Daniels said, noting he would sign on to any resolution from somebody looking to develop a community center that required a zoning change.
The amendment was petitioned for by the Meriden Housing Authority. MHA officials have planned a 25,000 square foot community center building with a pool, gymnasium, daycare, and other amenities, for the 162-unit Yale Acres housing complex.
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Scientists at Karolinska Institutet and Gurdon Institute in Cambridge, United Kingdom have identified a novel mechanism that allows pluripotent stem cells to maintain their genome in an unpacked state, and thereby maintain their unique property to give raise to all types of specialized cells in the body. The findings are presented in the journal Nature.
Embryonic stem cells and induced pluripotent stem cells have the capacity to give rise to all cell types present in the adult body. To maintain this immature state, genes that are turned on in specialized cells must remain inactive in pluripotent cells, but ready to be quickly activated upon maturation into, for example, a cell in the skin or liver. The genome of a cell is packed in the nucleus, in a structure called chromatin. If the chromatin packing is tight (condensed), activatory molecules cannot access parts of the genome that control the activation of genes. Thus, for a certain gene to be activated, the chromatin structure must be unpacked (decondensation).
Pluripotent stem cells are unique in that their genome is partially unpacked (chromatin decondensation), when compared to specialized cells, to allow rapid activation of differentiation genes upon a given stimuli. In this published study, an international team, lead by Professor Tony Kouzarides, at the Gurdon Institute, University of Cambridge, identified a specific enzymatic activity, called citrullination, that contributes to decondensed chromatin state in pluripotent cells.
"The genome (DNA) is highly negatively charged and is associated in the chromatin structure with proteins called histones, which are highly positively charged. We found that in pluripotent cells, citrullination reduces the charge of some histones, weakening their association with the genome and contributing to decondensation", says Gonçalo Castelo-Branco, principal investigator at Karolinska Institutet and co-first author in the study with Maria Christophorou of the Gurdon Institute.
Gonçalo Castelo-Branco's research group at Karolinska Institutet is now investigating roles for citrullination in other immature cells, such as oligodendrocyte precursors in the brain, which participate in myelin regeneration in multiple sclerosis, MS.
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Usually I'd spend a lot of time running down features and talking about performance before giving you the bottom line on Canon's new pocketable camera. But I just can't be coy about this one.
Canon S90
Awesomely fast lens. Granular control over just about any aspect of your shots that you can think of. Slick control ring. Quick startup and shooting.
Slightly bulkier than the smallest pocket cams. Backside controls are a little cramped.
How We Rate
- 1/10A complete failure in every way
- 2/10Sad, really
- 3/10Serious flaws; proceed with caution
- 4/10Downsides outweigh upsides
- 5/10Recommended with reservations
- 6/10Solid with some issues
- 7/10Very good, but not quite great
- 8/10Excellent, with room to kvetch
- 9/10Nearly flawless
- 10/10Metaphysical perfection
The S90 is the best compact camera I've ever used.
Oh, you'd like to hear more? Certainly.
Canon set out to pack the tiny S90 with the same features pros and advanced amateur shooters look for. And they've succeeded in nearly every aspect. The laundry list of cool tech includes a 9.5mm (diagonal) sensor, the latest DIGIC 4 processor (which is lightning fast), optical image stabilizer, face detection, the ability to shoot RAW images and HDMI output. All that is crammed into a body that can slip into the front pocket of your jeans.
But two features really make this camera stand above the pack.
The first, and most important is the cam's glass. It's got a 28-105mm equivalent lens, so there's nice wide angle at the short end, perfect for large group shots and landscapes.
But even better is the speed of the lens — it goes down to f2.
This is huge. Seriously. A small camera with a fast lens completely changes the game, because it lets you avoid the thing that's been ruining the pictures you're taking inside: the flash. Because the S90 can grab so much light, we were able to shoot at reasonable shutter speeds inside without the flash, taking photos of kids that stopped their incessant action without the washed-out, frozen-in-time look that a flash always seems to impart.
The second innovation here is the control ring that surrounds the lens — much like a focus ring on a DSLR. What's cool is that you can set the ring to control any function you want to tweak easily. For instance, I set it to control exposure compensation, but it can also control ISO, white balance, shutter speed, focus, aperture or zoom. Combine that with another quick adjust dial on the back of the cam, and you have instant mastery over most of your settings, even more easily than some DSLRs.
Performance in our shooting was very, very good. Shutter lag was basically non-existent, and images were sharp and nicely balanced in all situations. Low-light shots were especially good, with ISOs up to 3200 yielding usable images.
We've been fans of Canon's Powershot SD line for a long time, and they're still smaller than the S90. But for serious shutterbugs who have found themselves frustrated by the capabilities of a compact camera, the S90 is the answer to their prayers.
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No time for a full review, alas, but a few quick points about the newest Bond movie.
Review: SPECTRE (dir. Sam Mendes, 2015)
Star Trek XIII has a new director and a release date — just 18 months from now — but does it have a script?
A lot of developments on the Star Trek front these last few days. In a nutshell, the people who made the last two movies aren't involved in the new film in any serious way, but the studio is determined to get the film out in time for the franchise's 50th anniversary — which is now only a year and a half away — and so they've hired a director who has experience making big-budget multi-ethnic action-oriented box-office hits and reviving troubled properties. Details below.
Star Trek into Darkness — first impressions (spoilers!)
This post has taken a lot longer to write than I expected. I saw Star Trek into Darkness on Wednesday night (the studio, in its wisdom, decided to hold this film back from most critics until the last possible second) and began writing this post on Thursday morning, but life got in the way and I couldn't finish it all in one sitting — and then, whenever I came back to this post, I found that I had more things to say, or different ways of saying what I had already said, and so on, and so on. But here we are now, on Monday, and the film has finished its first weekend in North America (where it slightly underperformed at the box office), and I am finally going to force myself to finish this thing.
So. Here's the thing about the J.J. Abrams Star Trek movies: He throws so many things at you, so quickly, that you cannot help but miss some details that are actually fairly important, at least on first viewing.
For example, it wasn't until the second time that I saw his 2009 "reboot" of Star Trek that I realized virtually all of Kirk's fellow Starfleet cadets had been killed by Nero, except for the ones who were on Kirk's ship. As you may recall, Starfleet gets a distress call from Vulcan while Kirk is in the middle of being reprimanded by Starfleet authorities — and the disciplinary hearing is put on hold so that all of the recent graduates can board their ships and fly to Vulcan. When all of the ships go to warp speed, the Enterprise accidentally stays behind, because of an error on Sulu's part — and when the Enterprise finally gets to Vulcan, it finds nothing but a debris field orbiting the planet. Which, when you think about it, means that everyone on all those other ships — including the green alien roommate of Uhura's that Kirk slept with — is dead, dead, dead. But by that point, the film has forgotten them and moved on to other things; and then, at the film's conclusion, everyone at Starfleet Academy cheers when Kirk is promoted to captain. Do they make at least a token nod to the fact that they just lost dozens, if not hundreds, of their classmates? Nope.
So, take anything I say in this post with a grain of salt. I have only seen the new film once, and I may have missed all sorts of stuff that won't register until a second viewing. (One e-pal has already informed me that the movie refers to an incident from the comic-book prequel Countdown to Darkness, but I completely missed that reference as I was watching the film. And I've actually read that comic!)
Oscar nominations — my own two bits
The Academy has spoken, and it looks like Steven Spielberg's Lincoln will be the big winner when the final envelopes are opened on February 24.
All the usual indicators point in that direction, at any rate. It has the most nominations. It is one of only two Best Picture nominees whose directors were also nominated for the Directors Guild Award (the other such film being Ang Lee's Life of Pi). It was nominated for Best Film Editing. And, perhaps just as importantly, it is a box-office hit in a year when the Oscar will probably go to a box-office hit. (More on that in a later post.)
Is James Bond Catholic? Protestant? Neither? Both?
James Bond is no stranger to religious references and metaphors. The very first novel about his exploits, Casino Royale, devoted an entire chapter to 'The Nature of Evil', in which Bond argued that we need an "Evil Book" to complement the "Good Book", i.e. the Bible. And as anyone who has seen the trailers for Skyfall knows, the most recent movie — released overseas ten days ago, and coming to North America this Friday — includes fleeting references to "resurrection" and "sins".
As it turns out, the allusions to religion in Skyfall don't stop there, and, while they may offer little more than handy plot twists or turns of phrase, they actually got me wondering if previous Bond books or films had made any reference to Bond's religious inclinations or, perhaps, to those of his family. (I have read several of the books, though not all of them, and none of them recently; and I have seen all of the movies, though only some of them within recent memory.)


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Hardibacker on shower ceiling?
My shower is built and ready to tile (my job). There's no hardibacker on the ceiling and the contractor says it should go on walls only. Also says thinset on the walls but mastic on the ceiling. I understand that walls should be tiled first, then ceiling and floor. Also, which do I tile first, the shower or the bathroom floor? Does it matter? Last, I've been told to caulk the area in front of the shower. Really? I thought it should all be just grouted. Any thoughts?
My tile installer always did the shower and threshold first, then did the floor and worked his way out of the bathroom.It all depends on you're layout and just remember if you do the floor first, then when you do the shower you will be working on you're new floor!! If you're shower or tub was fiberglass then caulking the seam where it meets the floor is a good idea compared to grout because fiberglass moves when you step in and out and that seam usually crumbles and is susceptible to water.As far as tiling a ceiling we never installed it only removed it on the demo. Hard to keep clean and is a steam trap.But, cosmetically is can really add to a bath.
I should have been clearer- I'm tiling the shower walls and ceiling, not the whole room walls and ceiling. Thanks. I've tiled lots of floors but never a shower so I'm really nervous about it..I think the hardest part is just starting. And I'm a bit nervous about not having hardibacker on the shower ceiling- that's ok?
Dont need hardi for the ceiling, its only for heavy water resistance, under tile work. Blueboard or greenboard, any moisture resistant. I would do the shower stall first, but I don't really think that order matters too much. Just grout is fine.
Use sealant between any two dissimilar materials.
Be careful using Hardibacker; it is a composite material. It is far better than drywall behind tile in a shower but it is not as durable as cement backer board and cannot be used if there is a steam unit in the shower. If you are not experienced with installing a waterproof shower pan, hire a professional to do it. It's cheap insurance. Always take the cheap insurance.
DO NOT USE MASTIC. It will lose its bond when it comes in contact with moisture. You don't want tile falling on your head in the shower!!! Use only thin-set made with portland cement that you mix with water. You do not have to put hardibacker on the ceiling, but I would suggest putting some type of waterproof membrane over the ceiling, like Custom's Redgaurd, you can get it at Home Depot.
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Monday, November 8, 2010
Nordson Wins LG
Carlsbad-based Nordson ASYMTEK, a developer of dispensing and coating systems, announced today that it has been selected by LG Display Co., Ltd. to supply its equipment to LG's LED manufacturing operations in Nanjing and Guagzhou, China. Financial impact of the win was not disclosed. Nordson said LG is using its automated dispensing equipment as part of its manufacturing operations for LG's LED BLU technology.


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Has anyone upgraded just the clutch friction disk and left the stock pressure plate and flywheel in place? It looks like Southbend sells just the friction disk for the TSI folks (seen here) but I don't see anything similar for the FSI/R. I'd like to stay away from a single mass flywheel or a lightweight flywheel if possible as noise is a concern and the car is a daily above anything else.
Anyone gone down this road yet?


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Alternative title: Muchabot.
My hand will never forgive me for this. I don't really know where this one came from. I just had this idea, since art nouveau is all about flowy shapes and robots are all about INorganic shapes and symmetry... why not merge the two? It may not perfectly capture the style, and it's not very naturey, but I tried, and I can't say I'm sure if we were supposed to stick TO nature, so I decided to stick to style over... conten? After last week's trees I'm burnt out! ;D I ALSO don't know if robots are considered pop culture, but I liked the idea too much to put down.
I did run into an Art Nouveau styled Ironman picture after this came to my head, so I had to go to lengths to make sure I didn't subconsciously wind up making a robut that looks like Ironman.
This design is brought to you by 90s/early 2000s bubblegum pop.
Re: Inspiration
Re: FireGarden
Inspired by stained glass.
Re: Steamed Art
Struggled a bit for an idea this week. Tried to do something with the curves of gears in order make better fit the theme...
Re: Cat Nouveau
"Cat Nouveau"
Just a black cat done in the art nouveau style.
This is my modest tribute to one of my favorite artists, Antoni Gaudi, an spanish architect, and a good representative of Art Nouveau. This design is based on the windows shapes at the Batllo house, in Barcelona. You can see a picture here :D
I wanted to show how he would transform nature into art.
And here you've got a detailed picture, showing the halftones.
The iguana is just a detail in honor to the famous iguana-like sculpture he made.
Re: Papilio Nouveau
wonderful color scheme!
This Art Nouveau stuff was a real stretch for me. Definitely different than I've ever done. I did my best to emphasize swirly lines and solid colors, and I hope you like how it turned out. I'm pretty happy with it, though my hands are pretty upset at all those little lines haha.
Here is a bigger detail.
Thanks for looking (:
Re: Dogwood Nouveau
After having visited the National Arboretum last weekend, I was struck by the need to do something with the humble Dogwood. One of my favorite trees.
5 colors on Brown.
Re: Yin-Yang
Why can't you run this???????
Re: Cute Nouveau!
There will be at least one more design coming up.
Here's the fill resolution image for your viewing pleasure.
Re: Summertime
So beautiful!
Re: Gaudi's Peephole
Love it!
Looks a little bit like the never ending story monster. And with all of those books I would guess it might be. Nice!
Re: Don't trust appearances
awesome man! love the concept!
so great!:D:D the little flying killer
sweet colors :D
cfdunbar wrote:After having visited the National Arboretum last weekend, I was struck by the need to do something with the humble Dogwood. One of my favorite trees.
5 colors on Brown.
I *LOVE* it! Well done...
Re: Mort-vivant
Great design like usual!
Re: Robo Nouveau, I think "muchabot" is one of my new favorite words!
Great one!!
Re: the human tear
This is pretty creative. I like it.
Beware of the nouveau killer!! :D
With all of the cats getting 4 leaf clovers on woot soon they will never be bad luck again. ;)
Re: Twilight Dream
I was hoping to go for an elegant design. Hope I had achieved it with this :-)
You really nailed the art nouveau style with this entry. It is done beautifully.
thank you
wirdou wrote:...
"I wanted to show how he would transform nature into art."
It seems like you did a great job at what you were aiming at!
Re: Robo Nouveau
Very, very cool!
I would definitely buy it!
Steam punk and Art Nouveau, what's not to like?Great design!
Very cool. I really like this design!
lyonscc wrote:Why can't you run this???????
Volkswagen is probably very particular about the use of the Bug. Other designs have been rejected in the past for using it.
Re: Yggdrasil Tree
Ooof, I'm not a fan of all the tree designs you see around here but you hit me right in my weakness for Norse mythology.
Re: FRANK3000 contemplates a dandelion
Why I decided to draw a robot for an art nouveau derby is beyond me.
This is a very elegant and wearable design. I like the color scheme.
jasneko wrote:Inspired by stained glass.
I had a thought like that when the theme was announced, "So this is like a Stained Glass derby..." Looks good!
shikausstan wrote:Great design like usual!
Thanks Shikausstan! I'm not sure that I'm up to usual, yet.
sombrillo wrote:You really nailed the art nouveau style with this entry. It is done beautifully.
Thanks, Sombrillo!
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