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MONDAY UPDATE: Don't look now, folks, but the Club for Growth appears to have quietly made a certain bullet point vanish from Ken Buck's endorsement over the weekend. The Buckpedaling continues! Round and round and round he goes! What does Buck really believe in? Nobody knows!
With apologies to Al Gore, it looks like Buck's support for eliminating the Department of Education has become an "inconvenient truth." We don't think, however, that this change on the Club for Growth's endorsement page (original text after the jump) accomplishes much besides making it look even worse–the confusion gave inquisitive readers ample time to confirm what Buck has actually said, and it's not ambiguous in the least. Original post follows, you meddling kids!
There seems to be some confusion out there about the precise position of GOP Senate nominee Ken Buck with regard to the federal Department of Education. As most of you know, Buck's primary opponent Jane Norton came out early and strongly for the wholesale abolition of the Department of Education–this turned into fairly negative press coverage for Norton, and in the days since Buck defeated Norton, Buck's supporters have put great emphasis on his allegedly more nuanced view. Supposedly, Buck has gone on record in favor of 'major cuts' to the Department of Education, but as supporters strain to point out post-primary, not its elimination.
Well, somebody should probably tell this to the stridently conservative Club for Growth, which lists abolishing the Department of Education as one of the, you know, reasons they've endorsed him.
Where do you think they got that idea? This probably explains where the New York Times got it, anyway. Now, maybe it's due for a correction, or maybe what we're seeing here is a case of telling too many people too many contradictory things…depending on what they want to hear? We're not privy to whatever interaction with the Club for Growth that led them to put this bullet point on their endorsement of Buck–we can only tell you what appears on their website as of this writing.
In other news, we have a winner from our poll a few days ago. "Buck-pedaling."


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Hi 5!
5 line Aetna
This robust Roman appeared in a specimen from 1870 by William H. Page was first shown as wood type by William H. Page in James Conner's Sons Typographic Messenger, Vol.7 No.3 (July, 1872) – sincerest thanks to David Shields for the correction (see the link in Shields' comment). The number of patents held by Page for ornamental Chromatics (type faces made to print in two or more colors) based on this face led Rob Roy Kelly to believe Aetna may have originated with Page & Company. Based on the imprint (rubbing shown below) found on the A's – used between 1857 and 1859 – this may be oldest font in my collection.
Page & Co., Greenville, CT imprint; used 1857–1859
Jonathan Hoefler twice¹ wondered² about the fascination artists have with the number five. Aside from the religious and spiritual symbolism, and mathematical significance, the 5 is arguably the most formally beautiful numeral. In most faces, it is comprised of a harmonious combination of linear and curvilinear strokes. Aetna's 5 exhibits extreme contrast between thicks and thins, flamboyant stroke modulation, and a rotund ball terminal – unequivocally sexy, and without a doubt my favorite number.
¹ Typographic Gifts for Designers, Part 11
² Typographic Gifts for Designers, Part 14

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Versus to air the second annual NISSAN aspen/snowmass open Presented by Esurance this month on fusion TV
Airs Saturday, March 10 at noon MST
Wednesday, March 14 at noon MST
Thursday, March 15 at 1 p.m. MST
Aspen/Snowmass, CO, March 6, 2007…Versus will air the second annual Nissan Aspen/Snowmass Open presented by Esurance several times this month on Fusion TV. The Open, which took place February 8 — 11 on the ESPN Winter X Games course at Buttermilk, will air Saturday, March 10 at noon Mountain Standard Time (MST), Wednesday, March 14 at noon MST and Thursday, March 15 at 1 p.m. MST.
The Aspen/Snowmass Open featured both men and women skiers and snowboarders in slopestyle and superpipe events, just a week after the Winter X Games. Over $28,000 of prize money was awarded throughout the four-day competition.
The program will feature over 300 up-and-coming skiers and snowboarders competing at Buttermilk Mountain as well as several big name athletes including Keir Dillon, Colby West, Sean Field and Team Aspen/Snowmass athletes Megan Olenick and Jordan Karlinski.
To find Versus in your area, visit http://www.versus.com/findversus.
For more information on all Aspen/Snowmass events go to http://www.aspensnowmass.com.
Aspen Skiing Company operates four destination mountains — Snowmass, Aspen Mountain, Aspen Highlands and Buttermilk — and is the home of the ESPN Winter X Games through 2010. Aspen/Snowmass also offers unparalleled nightlife and off-slope activities as well as four award-winning Ski & Snowboard Schools. Aspen/Snowmass is accessible by two of the most convenient airports in the mountains — Aspen Sardy Field (3 miles from Aspen) and Eagle County Airport (70 miles from Aspen). For more information on Aspen/Snowmass, please call 800/525-6200 or 970/925-1220, or visit the company's website at www.aspensnowmass.com.


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Photo courtesy: Lynn University Athletics
Last night the Eastern League's best met at New Britain Stadium, home of the Rock Cats, to partake in the Eastern League All-Star Classic. One of those All-Stars was Yankees' prospect Tommy Kahnle.
Kahnle's journey to the All-Star Classic didn't pan out exactly as planned. Finishing high school, the Latham, N.Y., native was planning on attending Conference USA's Florida Atlantic University, but due to a missed deadline Kahnle was unable to enroll.
"I wanted to play baseball in the south," Kahnle said, mentioning the region's reputation for good college baseball.
He did, opting to play Division II baseball at Lynn University in Boca Raton, Fla., a member of the lesser-known Sunshine State Conference.
The reliever, who started the 2013 season ranked as the Yankees' 20th prospect, quickly became a Lynn standout. In 2009 Kahnle helped lead the Fighting Knights to the NCAA Division II national championship, throwing over 12 scoreless innings in the postseason.
"There aren't really words to describe it, but winning the national championship is probably one of the greatest things I've ever had to be a part of," said Kahnle.
The next season the right-hander threw the third no-hitter in Lynn University history. Later that year Kahnle was drafted by the New York Yankees in the fifth round of the 2010 draft, the highest draft pick in program history.
"It's pretty cool and an honor to be a member of the Yankees organization," said Kahnle. "You have to have good judgment because you're putting yourself out there."
Though the New Yorker didn't grow up a fan of the hometown team, rooting for the Cincinnati Reds because of his father, there were no ambivalent emotions on draft day.
"I was really excited because I wanted to continue my career forward going into pro ball," said the righty.
Kahnle's experiences and home in the Yankees' organization have given him a good shot of continuing even farther forward, past Double A ball.
This spring, Kahnle returned to the south to attend Yankees' Spring Training in Tampa, Fla. He pitched three innings over three games, allowing two hits and no runs while striking out two. Freddy Galvis, who has spent time with the Phillies and their Triple A affiliate Lehigh Valley this season, went down swinging against Kahnle. Ten-year veteran and current Phillie Humberto Quintero was caught looking at the third strike from the reliever.
So far this season Kahnle has pitched 37 innings with the Thunder in 30 appearances. He has 1-2 record with 10 saves and a 2.65 ERA.
Many MLB stars have passed through Trenton. The Thunder have produced Robinson Cano, Melky Cabrera, Brett Gardner, Phil Hughes, and multiple others. Kahnle hopes to have his name added to that list.
"Ever since I was a little kid I always wanted to be a professional baseball player," he said.
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Police are looking for a man who allegedly took $500 from a 3-year-old boy at a liquor store in the Bronx. The theft was caught on surveillance video. Jonathan Vigliotti has more.
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Whoa! --£500+ again for this edition. I was very interested to see what this went for in an entirely open auction i.e. low start, no reserve, no option to buy, no best offer, etc. Still don't think it's worth this amount, what with it having been RRP £100 only fifteen years ago.
I sure hope, for the buyer's sake, it really was a 1998 Super Deluxe Silmarillion --& not just some other "deluxe" in shrinkwrap!


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Carolyn Petty; responsible city leadership
City council candidate Carolyn Petty, 49, knew she wanted to run for one of three open city council seats after realizing that Hermosa Beach was in financial trouble and she had the experience to sort it out.
As a Division Controller and Sales Center manager for Coca Cola Enterprises and later an Executive Director at Paramount Pictures, where she worked in corporate finance on Entertainment Tonight and The Insider, she felt like it was her duty to use her financial background to educate the council.
"Last year there was some financial information about our town that was made public, and it was bad," Petty said. "It was disturbing. When that happened, I knew it was bad for our future because that's what I do for a living— so I went to a city council meeting and I told them what I felt they needed to do to fix it and I gave my opinion on what their fiduciary responsibility to residents was, and then some people said that I should consider running."
The political newcomer had previously been unaware of the city's financial predicament.
"I didn't realize we had financial issues," Petty said. "I had no idea, I just assumed everything was fine."
Originally from New Jersey, Petty moved to Hermosa Beach with her husband to find a close-knit community to raise their family of two young girls. Since moving to Hermosa Beach 19 years ago, Petty has been very active in the area through the Hermosa Beach school district as the auction chair for Hearts of Hermosa for the Hermosa Beach Education Foundation, a part-time job in itself, as well as the CFO of Harbor Interfaith Services in San Pedro.
"I said to the people who said I should run, 'I don't think you really know me, but I am not a politician, okay?'" said Petty. "But it was funny because it caused me to be somewhat introspective and I realized when I voted for people in the past, I voted based upon their attributes. So I was like, 'He's nice and friendly and seems sincere,' so I checked the box. It never occurred to me to think, 'What are your qualifications?' I just didn't think about it, now I'm shocked I didn't think about it. It's no wonder we have financial problems."
Petty graduated with a double major in Accounting and Finance from the University of Arizona and also received an MBA from the University of Southern California. For over 25 years she has worked at Fortune 500 companies as well as small start-up companies and currently works part-time as controller at Aurora, technology firm in Torrance where she works on software configuration, strategic planning, cash flow and financial management.
"I thought about it more and there was this one day I was walking my kids to school… and I thought, 'I'm so lucky to live here,'" said Petty. "And I know that if I get involved, because of my background I can make a difference."
After her morning walk, she talked with her husband and children about the possibility of running for city council.
"If you love where you live how do you not step up?" she told her family. "We had a long talk about community service and stepping up for what you believe in because it takes time and its a big time commitment, but I talked to my family and that's why I'm here today."
Petty wants to focus on upgrading the city's streets and sewer system as well as working with the local business owners and police to implement a strategic plan that moves towards a more family-friendly atmosphere.
"We have some serious financial issues that affect our future, and it has to be addressed," said Petty. "People like to kick the can down the road to someone else."
During a budget discussion in mid-January, Petty noticed a bigger issue.
"The problem is when you want to dig into certain issues it becomes challenging and controversial," said Petty. "People know it needs to change, but very few people are willing to stand up for what they believe in because they're so concerned about being reelected or liked. But if you really care about the future of this town you have to figure it out."
During a discussion at council about pensions, Petty watched the reactions of the current council members.
"Only two of them were engaged and only one appeared to understand what he was saying," said Petty. "One person never said a word and one even argued with him. I sat there and thought that there's the problem. If you're in a city leadership position, you have to figure it out or you shouldn't be up there. It's just responsible management, in my perspective."
Petty also thinks that residents should have strong leadership so residents have all the facts for everything that's going on in the community— including the potential E&B oil drilling project.
"I hold leadership to a higher standard," said Petty, "I believe they should be unbiased, because if they're the ones providing the info and they're already biased then you can't trust them, and you have to trust what emanates from them. We have to get the facts out, and then let's start figuring out what our options are."
She is confident that if she were on the council, she would be able to provide responsible guidance to help figure out many of the city's problems that will befit current and future generations.
"I think that it's your responsibility to the residents who voted you in to figure this stuff out. If you can't understand it, you can never fix it," said Petty. "In January when I was thinking about this I thought, 'Could I really do this?' So I started researching and learning and I thought, 'Yeah, I really could do this, I can figure this out.'" ER
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Black & Blue Restoration
- Artist: Surviving the Odyssey
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'Black & Blue Restoration', (released in July 2008) is Surviving the Odyssey's second full CD release! This album features melodic guitar work, harmonic vocal polyphonies, hypnotic synthesizers, and energetically insane electro beats! With a refreshing fusion of Progressive Rock, Electronica, Industrial, UK inspired Trip-Hop and Acid Jazz, this CD release is sure to take you on a fascinating musical journey! Black & Blue Restoration is some of STO's best work yet! You can expect much more to come from this talented band, as this is just only the beginning! The band, Surviving the Odyssey, has attained much press, been featured on several music compilations, played many live shows, receives continuous radio play, and has accumulated countless fans and admirers in just three short years since arriving on today's music scene. STO has several music videos, and has opened up for national acts such as Android Lust (Projekt Records), Interface (Nilaihah Records), Rein[Forced] (DSBP Records), Fr/Action (Cohaagen Records). Here is just some of the press that Surviving the Odyssey has gained: 'There's a little bit of everything for synthaholics everywhere looking for new twists on old tricks to whet their collective aural palates' - Poseidon Gothic Beauty Magazine - Issue 23 ...'The Pittsburgh-based group is a result of some intense creative wandering. How else do you end up with three outlandishly clad musicians playing a melange of electronic and pop music, who answer to the names Odd, Indigo and Krimson?' - by Aaron Jentzen - firstname.lastname@example.com Pittsburgh City Paper article - Issue 44 Page 24 A fan of contemporary electronic and trance music [I] can't help but respect the originality and imagination of these songwriters. - By Rick Szymanski April 2006 issue #12 of Music Under Ground Magazine.
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Analysis of the markets found a distinct pro-Google bias, however. Cowgill separated outcomes into the categories "good for Google" and "bad for Google," excepting such unrelated prediction markets as "will Harriet Miers be confirmed?" -- and found that people betting on "bad for Google" were able to make a killing because traders bet too heavily on the good outcomes.
People were even more optimistic about specific events related to Google on days when the company's stock price went up, even if the increase had nothing to do with the events being wagered on.
In addition to discovering biases, Cowgill was able to figure out which types of relationships affect the way someone bets, and, in turn, chart how information flows through the organization. Although users are anonymous to each other, Cowgill and fellow researchers can access tons of details on specific users, including where they sit.
"We have GPS coordinates of every desk in every building," Cowgill said.
Google looked at all sorts of relationships -- people who work for the same boss, who went to the same school, who work on the same projects, who review one another's software code, who are on the same e-mail threads, who speak the same language.
One factor stood out above all others: physical proximity. Googlers who sit near each other bet alike.
"The distance measured in feet was a good predictor of whether people will be trading alike," Cowgill said. This reinforcement of the value of human contact "is an ironic finding for us to have at Google, where we're selling products that help you overcome distance and collaborate without having to be nearby each other."
The association between physical proximity and trading patterns was strong no matter how Cowgill and colleagues crunched the numbers. People who sit near each other trade alike even if they don't work on the same projects. People who work on the same projects but don't sit near each other do not trade alike.
When Googlers move to a new office or desk -- as they do about once every 90 days -- they begin trading like nearby employees within about six weeks. Information exchanges obviously are happening within a few feet of employees' desks.
Google traditionally liked to seat people as close together as possible, but had been moving away from that ideal a little bit, Cowgill said. The prediction markets confirmed that placing employees near one another was the right way to go.
As a philosophical matter, Google likes to "pack people in tight . . . so they can share information," Cowgill said. "As a company gets larger, people don't always adhere to the founding tenets, or if they're in a big building they'll spread out because it's more comfortable. This was something where we could say 'there's value and we can measure that, and we can compare it to what it's like when people e-mail.'"


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Today we can announce the release of the Original Fake Dissected Companion Keyholders. After previously coming out with the Companion keyholders and the Chum keyholders, the Dissected Companions are up next. They come in three colorways and will be available at Original Fake retailers from tomorrow, September 26th.
More detailed views of the Original Fake Dissected Companion Keyholders follow after the jump.
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Business Games for Management and Economics: Learning by Playing presents board and video business games which combine teamwork with individual decisions based on computer models. Business games support integration of learning experience for different levels of education and between different disciplines: economics, management, technological, environmental and social studies. The work is based on experience in adaptation, design and conducting of field, and board and video games played in college settings within standard schedules. Most of the games are played in Modeling and Simulation, Microeconomics, Logistics and Supply Chain Management courses. Game boards are 2- or 3-dimensional displays of subsystems, their components and phases of technological and business processes, which allow customization of games of the same type for different missions in schools, universities, and corporate training centers. The range of games applied to economics and management classes spreads from 2-person games for kid's "Aquarium" up to the REACTOR games for several teams of executives.
Business Games offers a very informative exciting subject 'colouring up' a dry subject to the point of enjoyment. -- Student Bertha Sawidji "Stevens Institute of Technology"
|A Synopsis
|p. ix
|p. xi
|About the Author
|p. xiii
|List of Tables
|p. xv
|List of Figures
|p. xix
|p. xxvii
|The Mission of Games
|p. xxxi
|Choosing a Business Game
|p. 1
|Learning by Playing
|p. 3
|History of business games
|p. 4
|Types of business games
|p. 13
|Games as educational tools
|p. 20
|Game as a research and development (R&D) tool
|p. 32
|Models for Business Games
|p. 41
|The structure of the game
|p. 42
|Game theory and mathematical models
|p. 48
|System dynamics models
|p. 62
|Decision trees
|p. 72
|Probabilistic models and Monte Carlo simulation
|p. 77
|Optimization models
|p. 83
|Field and Board Business Games
|p. 87
|Field games
|p. 88
|Cards and board games
|p. 96
|Rules and procedures of games
|p. 106
|Computer Games
|p. 113
|Electronic (digital) games
|p. 114
|p. 122
|Online games and interactive computer simulations
|p. 131
|Games that Conquer the World
|p. 136
|Choosing a Game
|p. 141
|Level of education and game type
|p. 142
|Classroom games
|p. 147
|Management science/operations research
|p. 154
|Utility theory
|p. 156
|Designing a Business Game
|p. 163
|The Purpose of the Game
|p. 165
|Technological systems
|p. 166
|Environmental systems
|p. 175
|Economic systems
|p. 184
|Social systems
|p. 198
|The Idea of the Game
|p. 209
|The source of the game
|p. 210
|The sources of creativity
|p. 219
|The structure of a game
|p. 223
|Business game players and teams
|p. 227
|Designers team formation and leadership
|p. 233
|Business Game Hardware Design
|p. 247
|Game design process
|p. 248
|Design of the game prototype
|p. 251
|Rules and procedures
|p. 255
|Games hardware: sandboxes, boards and displays
|p. 259
|Visualizing mathematical models
|p. 262
|Technology and aesthetics of a game
|p. 266
|Software for Business Games
|p. 275
|Choosing a software
|p. 276
|System dynamics software
|p. 280
|Monte Carlo simulation by Crystal Ball
|p. 283
|Agent-Based simulation by Any logic
|p. 288
|Business Games for System Design
|p. 295
|Business game for systems design
|p. 296
|System design organization
|p. 302
|Network-Centric model of economic system
|p. 308
|From system design to SoS Simulation
|p. 312
|System of systems business and enterprises games
|p. 317
|p. 322
|p. 325
|p. 353
|p. 367
|Table of Contents provided by Ingram. All Rights Reserved.
Audience: Tertiary; University or College
Format: Hardcover
Language: English
Number Of Pages: 412
Published: 3rd February 2012
Publisher: World Scientific Publishing Co Pte Ltd
Country of Publication: SG
Dimensions (cm): 22.86 x 15.24 x 2.79
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In China, where the Internet landscape is enclosed by the Great Firewall, Sina's Weibo service was the closest thing to a free flow of information.
"It attracted celebrities, business people, political activists, dissidents, lawyers, ordinary people," says Chinese social media critic Jeremy Goldkorn. "It achieved much more mainstream popularity than Twitter ever did in the United States."
More than sixty million users sharing information about what mattered to them.
Not surprisingly, it quickly became political. "Tweeting something controversial or critical of the government would lead people to repost it and you'd get a popular bump by posting something that would attract eyeballs and something people would repost," says Goldkorn.
China's authoritarian government was not thrilled. It censored Weibo, going so far as to threaten users with prison time if they spread what the Communist Party considered rumors, and that's been bad for Sina's business.
But as the company prepares for Wall Street, China's government may be the least of its problems. "Weibo has been a race car which has been driven by amateurs," says Michael Clendenin, Managing Director of the Shanghai-based RedTech Advisors.
Bad management, says Clendenin, has meant Weibo has lost customers to WeChat, a widly popular instant messaging service hosted by the company Tencent.
"If you look at Baidu, Alibaba, and Tencent, the big three internet companies in China, there's only one of those three that is in total attack mode on every front – and that is Tencent," says Clendenin.
Clendenin says Sina Corporation should be able to raise a half a billion dollars for its IPO, but he says the company's slowdown and meager profits mean its Wall Street effort may prove to be too little, too late.


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Fluctuating risk in an aggregated Ss-model
Using U.S. data it is shown that as the stock market goes into a period of high volatility, nondurables consumption is unaffected but durables consumption falls substantially. It is argued that a plausible explanation for this is that consumers face irreversibilities when adjusting their durables stock. They will thus apply Ss-type rules with bandwidths with widths that vary over time as in Hassler (1996). To quantify the aggregate implications of such behavior an aggregated irreversible investment model for consumer durables is estimated on U.S. It is found that a shift to higher risk leads to a simultaneous widening of individual Ss-bands which causes demand to fall substantially. This effect diminishes over time but is substantial also after a year.
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Ella Kross – Making a Stupid Slave Eat His Own Cum!
When my slave fails to impress me with his yoga skills, Ipunish him by making him eat his own cum! I have him lay on his back withhis legs over his head, then use my latex gloves to jerk him off into hisown face. I laugh at how stupid he looks, smacking his balls in betweenstroking him until he blows a messy load into his open mouth. I cackle incruel delight as he empties his balls all over his face and into hismouth. I make him swallow every drop and leave him tied up in my back yardlike the loser that he is! Maybe next time he`ll take yoga a bit moreseriously.
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Frontera Grill is a Mexican restaurant in Chicago, Illinois. It is owned by Rick Bayless. It opened in January 1987 and is located at 445 N.
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Dad's been eating to come to for 20 years. So happy I can be here with him!
,Made the trip from CA to Frontera Grill in Chicago post your TCM win. LOVED your mole...BEST ever!
We'll pass along the kudos. Gracias!
Congratulations, your cuisines are truly
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i would especially like to say David at the bar was helpful and friendly. Wonderful customer service
Celebrating a sunny Wednesday afternoon with a day off of work and with
Paid it forward to a colleague and now gettting treated for drinks and dinner! (at in Chicago, IL)
14+ minutes to get a simple and overpriced sandwich at ORD. ***
I hope things calm down enough for you to have a nice birthday dinner! I am partial to Frontera Grill myself. :)
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Chef Rick Bayless of Frontera Grill will be bringing his fare to Disney Springs.
Andre we wait. We have done all over and had a feast Now these…
Correction: Chicago has THE best Mexican food. Frontera Grill and Topolobampo.
Only took me 15 minutes 29 seconds to open my bottle of salsa!
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Dine-out-night on Monday, October 26th! 5:30-8pm at Frontera Grill on Memorial drive! 20% of food sales goes to our class! So come support!
finally able to visit Frontera Grill!! Amazing as expected! I'm a big fan!!!
Congrats to of for his collaboration with Constellation Brands and Beer Exploration!
Frontera Grill Lime tortilla chips are so good too. But in a pinch, Taco Bell makes me happy! Just love Mexican/TexMex!
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Frontera Grill is still one of my fav. top 10 restaurants in the USA
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Bayless goes deep into beer: After Frontera Grill had been open for a couple of years, Chef Rick Bayless had the…
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eat at Frontera grill great Mexican food
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Dinner for 10 from Frontera grill $5,500. That will feed a LOT of starving children!
At Frontera Grill with my amazing grad students!!
made reservations in December - can't wait to eat at Frontera Grill tonight!!!
the frontera grill is in the same hood I do believe. You need to eat lunch there. Top-notch Mexican by Rick Bayless.
I just voted for to eliminate the wait with
Me & the Mrs. doin dinner. You already know what it is! — feeling hungry at Frontera Mex-Mex Grill
If you're looking for a job come apply at Hurricane Grill & Wings at La Frontera!!
Rick Bayless: we do our creative work in teams.
Rick Bayless: authenticity is what's authentic to the chef
I heard Scott Boras was taking Kris Bryant to . To show off his new sombrero.
What is your favorite dish at Frontera Grill? I live near Chicago, so if I go to Frontera Grill what you would suggest.
Today on read about our amazing meal at . Special thanks to and
Yucky day? I fix it with carby comfort foods! 's mashed potatoes, black mole, and…
Truth or consequences with by the great Jay @ Frontera Grill
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If you love salsa as much as I do you will love this burrito bowl!
Delicious torta while waiting for flight to Denver. Thanks ! Next stop, to present w/
JBFA Outstanding Restaurant awarded to restaurant in operation for 10+ years. Considered top prize. Frontera Grill last won it for Chicago.
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yes yes. Depends what you're looking for. Frontera Grill hard to get into but great.
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So happy to be here for my birthday lunch. It's been a few years (at
STOKED to welcome 's serving an Albondigas Torta! 2014 dish (pic) RULED!
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Did you actually try it? Me thinks you'd turn that frown upside down. When has ever let us down?
I loved and l'il sister in my favourite US City, which has the best public art I've seen.
it's the first warm night in ages & it's hopping tonight. I walked out of Frontera Grill at 12:00. Perfect material
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Me and my little cusion Zoe at Frontera after my confirmation. 😃 @ Frontera Grill Fairhaven
Mexican cherry chocolate torta from Rick Bayless, I love you. @ Frontera Grill
Thank you for being slightly delayed so I could get Revolution Wit beer and salad from Frontera Grill at O'Hare.
Good food and good company at Frontera Grill love this restaurant
Mexican hot chocolate at Frontera Grill tonight!
MIDWEST MONDAY: Acclaimed Chef, Rick Bayless, returns to the stage with Cascabel, Lookingglass Theatre Company's one-of-a-kind sensory dining experience. Our friends at HMS Media recently joined Bayless in his Frontera Grill test kitchen to record some spots for this highly anticipated theatrical experience. Cascabel opens at the Goodman Theatre on July 30th. Tickets are on sale now. This one is not to be missed!
Ok guys, Ben and I are in Chicago! Where should we go? We're doing Millenium Park, Gino's for lunch, Vermillion for dinner. Should we go to Second City for their "Best of" show? Should we go to Chicago Museum for BioLuminescence? What do you suggest? P.S. Tomorrow is Frontera Grill, Humboldt Park...
In addition to all the other greatness that is Frontera Grill, its gin and tonic is probably the best I've ever had.
Grand Finale to a great week in Chicago! @ Frontera Grill & Topolobampo
Frontera Grill on So this wasn't my choice for dinner I am not usually one for expensive food, especially mex…
No way, Frontera Grill one of the best restaurants in the city. Xoco great as well.
Having lunch at Frontera Grill in Chicago. Chef Bayless is here!
Girl & The Goat for dinner if you are doing meat. Wishbone for breakfast. Frontera Grill, My fave veg place was Amitabul.
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another amazing dinner at Frontera grill. Food and the service was excellent!
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Dinner Thursday night at Frontera Grill on downtown Chicago.
Hey Wildsiders! Come meet Northwestern University Men's Basketball head coach Chris Collins at Frontera Grill in Norris Center during the noon hour on Friday. He'll be giving away FREE chips and guac or salsa! Take advantage of this opportunity to meet your new head coach! See you there!
Ramiro Jeffrey Ribadeneira - while in Chicago on Wed. nite, I had a red bean mash dish with duck fat & duck chicarron at Frontera Grill, a Mexican restaurant run by Chef Rick Bayless.
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Definitely should have asked him on a date, lunch at Frontera Grill with would be such a win mmm.
Nubian goats newest Cabrini residents by Kristin Cleary July 09, 1998 'What are they, some cows or something?' asked one man said, peering down at the two creatures. 'Keep those things away from my shorty!' a mother cried, pulling her small child's groping hands back from the animals. 'Don't talk like that around your baby!' joked Dan Underwood, program director and pioneer of Chicago's newest urban agriculture project. 'You don't want him to grow up being scared of animals.' Underwood has been teaching children about the wonders of gardening and farming for nearly seven years. He has created three gardens, known as Cabrini Green as part of the Inner City Horticultural Foundation. Underwood and his young charges harvest a variety of crops, including spinach, lettuce, herbs and many other delectable goodies, and sell them almost weekly to fine Chicago restaurants, including Charlie Trotter's and the Frontera Grill. The lettuce even appears in a special Cabrini Greens salad at Michael Jordan's Restaur ...
My husband flew in and out of Chicago today to take some people to lunch at the Frontera Grill. Love Rick Bayless and love Frontera Grill!
Just found out the famous Chef Rick Bayless is from my new hometown of Oklahoma City! Loved Frontera Grill in Chicago, my old hometown.
Enjoying a Frontera Grill pulled pork sandwich with pickled onions and habanero salsa, and a margarita on the rocks at O'Hare.
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Eating at Frontera Grill. Chiles rellenos on the way. It's today's special.
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All of us in front of Daryl's rape van for Jordon's birthday! jordonwalker0722 @ Frontera Grill
Frontera Grill is obviously the feeding grounds for Hoover High School's past and present students.
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used to be Frontera Grill in the Kmart parking lot - yummm! It was my favorite!
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Watched eat about 3 of the estimated 960 avocados that Frontera Grill will use tonight.
Wife just called Frontera Grill, pretty sure she talked to Rick Bayless about our reservation.
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White chocolate ice cream at Frontera Grill for my mom's birthday. :)
Breakfast at Xoco and dinner at Frontera Grill - a day of Rick Bayless eating goodness!
almost a month ago i had the chance to be at Frontera Grill and just loved it... Amazing food and chef!
Having dinner at Frontera Grill in Chicago. Guess who else is here? David Axlerod! GOBAMA!
I am a foodie like you. Eating at Frontera Grill tonight. Where else is great in Chicago to eat.
Mexican street food spread at Frontera Grill in @ Frontera Grill & Topolobampo
Sandwiches don't get better than Frontera Grill's Cubano. It would make Ricky Ricardo weep with joy.
Rick Bayless is chef of Frontera Grill and Topolobampo in Chicago, creator of Frontera gourmet foods, cookbook author and host ofMexico - One Plate at a Time.
One of our 3 professional chefs/ instructors is from the world famous Frontera Grill. Frontera Grill has the number 1 and 2 highest rated Mexican Restaurants in the country, another of our chefs works for American Idol and has prepared meals for the judges, cast and participants like J-Lo, Paula Abdul, Steven Tyler, Simon Cowel and Jennifer Hudson personally; our final chef has cooked for the prestigious Queen of the Sea and for personalities like Muhammad Ali, the Staples Singers, the Pointer Sisters; and has a reputation in Chicago like no other.
I'm heading out soon to be "Chef for a Day" at Frontera Grill. After that, it's lunch with Chef Rick Bayless, and tequila tasting. ¡Estoy muy entusiasmado!
If you're not familiar with Rick Bailamos' dinner theater production, Cascabel (which ran last fall through Lookingglass Theater in Chicago, in conjunction with a three-course meal at Frontera Grill), it was a circus show that starred Bayless himself (yes, doing his own circus stunts), wooing an app...
Spent the time after Renegade wrapped on Sunday night, until our flight on Monday night packing in all of our Chicago eating/drinking. Ate Chicago hot dogs, italian beef sandwiches, Garret's popcorn, The Publican, and Frontera Grill, drank Goose Island beer, and bought whiskey distilled in Chicago.
Does any one in the want a sandwich from Rick Bayless's Frontera Grill? There is one at O'Hare
Fabulous dinner at Frontera Grill (OMG Rick Bayless) with mom and Greg Tufts. Breakfast with Cristina Burack and back to Tucson tomorrow!
Saw David Axelrod walking out of Frontera Grill as I was walking in. And to think I was just going to grab a bite near
Frontera Grill's head chef dishing it up at Taste of the Nation Grand Ballroom
Wow! Thank you all so much for the birthday wishes! Sounds like we'll be getting our Mexican on at Frontera Grill and hitting up Navy Pier. Yay...skiball! : D
don't miss Frontera Grill, Xoco, or Topolobampo while in Chicago. Closed Monday (except Xoco, maybe) all Rick Bayless spots
Frontera Grill on I have two of Rick's cookbooks and became a fan watching Top Chef Masters. We visited from P…
Wanna be like all the cool kids? Spice it up! As people who live in scorching climates, such as those of Mexico and India, know well, eating hot stuff can cool you down. "Chili peppers contain capsaicin, a chemical compound that helps us to perspire more readily," says Rick Bayless, the James Beard Award-winning chef of Frontera Grill, in Chicago. When this sweat evaporates, you experience brief relief.
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is Guiliana and Bill Rancic's new restaurant. That or Frontera Grill.
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Ayala backs Canaries choice
Norwich City's Daniel Ayala insists it was an easy decision to quit Liverpool for the newly-promoted Canaries.
Last Updated: 19/08/11 3:35pm
Norwich City's newest signing Daniel Ayala insists it was an easy decision to quit Liverpool for the newly-promoted Canaries.
The 20-year-old was well down the pecking order at Anfield and he was keen to play regularly elsewhere.
Having got the taste of first-team football on loan with the likes of Hull City and Derby, the Spaniard was seeking a fresh challenge.
Few are giving Norwich a chance of staying up this term, but Ayala sees no reason why Paul Lambert's side cannot survive.
Not difficult
"It wasn't a difficult decision to join Norwich," Ayala told the pink'un.
"I was at Liverpool but it was difficult - I have to play first-team football and that's why I came to Norwich - to play first-team football.
"Anywhere you go, you have to fight for your place. So I am happy to have the competition and, hopefully, I can be in the first XI on Sunday.
"It is a big challenge to stay in the Premier League, but I think Norwich have the quality to stay in the Premier League this season."


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About the Book
A photo collection from north west Oregon including Portland, the Oregon Coast, and the Columbia River Gorge.
Features & Details
- Category Arts & Photography
Standard Landscape, 10×8 in, 25×20 cm
40 Pages
- Publish Date Mar 05, 2009
- Tags Columbia River Gorge, Water Falls, Oregon Coast, Cannon Beach, Oregon, Portland
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About the Creator
Peter Gage
Bar Harbor, Maine, USA
Growing up on the rockey coast of Maine has had a profound impact on Peter and helped to drive his interest in photography. Currently Peter lives in Bar Harbor Maine on Mount Desert Island where he works as a sea kayak guide in the summers, also he works as a volenteer EMT for the City of Belfast and other agencies. Sales from his books will got to help pay for his continuing education as he works to become a paramedic, and support him in the winter when not many people are willing to pay to go kayaking.
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Eight Months, NIS 10m in Fees, Zero Investments
Eight months have passed since the KCPS investment house launched a leverage fund and raised NIS 1.3 billion. Yet in all that time, the fund has not made a single investment.
According to the fund's incorporation documents, it is obligated to invest 20% of its money within a year. Otherwise, the fund managers' fees will be reduced from 1% to 0.8%. These managers include Yossi Dauber and Zvi Furman - both former senior executives at Bank Hapoalim - and Gabriel Low.
KCPS is managing NIS 1.3 billion. This means the managers must invest NIS 260 million to avoid having their fees trimmed. The 0.2% reduction would lower their fees from NIS 13 million to NIS 10.4 million. And though the managers who have not made any investments so far would receive NIS 10.4 million for their nonperformance, a NIS 2.6 million wage cut still hurts.
The fund almost made some progress toward its goal, when a deal was signed to provide NIS 120 million in financing to Hanan Mor. Recently, however, the deal fell through, and Mor is now looking for funding from the capital market.
The fund is also in the process of approving a loan to Mishkenot Clal, an assisted living facilities company, jointly with the Bereshit fund. However, no papers have been signed yet.
The leverage funds were established in 2009 at the government's initiative, as a way of easing the effects of the global financial crisis. They therefore received a sizable amount of state funding. In addition to KCPS, two other funds were set up: Bereshit and Origo.
Bereshit, the largest of the three funds, raised NIS 2 billion and has invested NIS 600 million. Origo has invested about NIS 150 million and is finalizing an additional investment that would bring it close to meeting its obligations.
But the leverage funds have so far invested mainly in real estate companies, or in stable companies that do not need any help. A prime example of this is Bereshit's investment in Gilatz, an income-producing real estate company controlled by Roni Biram and Gil Deutsch, which is far from financial hardship.
There has been sharp criticism of the leverage funds in the capital market. Market players argue that the state should not be subsidizing investments in companies that are not in financial straits, nor should it be subsidizing high management fees for investments that are fundamentally similar to those made by private equity funds.
Now, however, another flaw in the concept of the leverage funds has been revealed: KCPS will receive high management fees despite having done nothing with the money it raised - which included money from the state's coffers.
The leverage funds, which were the brainchild of the Finance Ministry's accountant general, have raised about NIS 4.5 billion - NIS 1.1 billion from the state and the rest from institutional investors. In their first year, the funds were supposed to invest at least 20% of their money, and the figure was slated to increase to 45% by the end of the second year.
"The fund is continuing to examine and make investments for the benefit of the investors," a spokesperson for KCPS responded.
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Same note as yesterday´s photo:
The Woodland cemetery, Stockholm.
This is a rather unique place. It is a cemetery, but it is also natural beauty in abundance. You can walk there for hours, it´s huge, and the beauty is everywhere.
This early morning recently gave me the most fantastic light, creating unusual clarity and crispness.
It is one of three UNESCO World Heritages in Stockholm.
The following is from the Stockholm site Capitol of Scandinavia:
A place of sublime beauty and poetry. Created over a period of a quarter century (1915-1940) on about 250 acres of pine-covered boulder ridge under the direction of the famous modernist architects Gunnar Asplund and Sigurd Lewerentz.
Considered one of the most important works of the modernists, it evokes a Nordic philosophy on nature, life, and death. There are also a number of beautiful chapels and a visitors center. The Woodland Cemetery is a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1994.
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Nicou (160033) 2013-10-10 10:38
Fantastique vue avec ce plan ovale en premier plan et cette légère brume fantastique vue et iamge splendide image et effet.
Bravo et amitié
Hansaphotos (9355) 2013-10-10 13:19
Hello Goran
I really like this shot. A fine composition and a lovely presentation in this well selected panoramic format. A fine balance between the different elements. The fine lighting illuminates the mist and adds a nice touch. Very nice work! Thanks.
Best regards, Erling
dkmurphys (69815) 2013-10-11 0:27
Hi Goran,
Lovely capture of this misty moment. Very mysterious, love it!
Have a nice weekend.
rigoletto (34279) 2013-10-12 1:30
out of the three, this second one is my favourite. the mist on the road, captured under a most delicate light, is definitely a master stroke by the photographer. such a humble and gentle beauty in this photo...
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- Copyright: Goran Johanson (gojo) (1769)
- Genre: Places
- Medium: Color
- Date Taken: 2013-09-21
- Categories: Nature
- Exposure: f/5.0, 1/1000 seconds
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Last week, Alberta was treated to an unexpected early snowfall. While we are fortunate that winter conditions have reverted back to a typical, warm, Western Canadian September we were reminded of the coming winter conditions and the impact they have on our work operations. In outdoor construction work and trades-person work in cold winter conditions, there are a number of discomforts and issues that can be aggravated by the cold.


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Institutional Formalism and Realism
I want to give a shout-out to an important new paper written by Rick Pildes, who I think is probably the most perceptive scholar out there with respect to the relationship between law and politics. Here is the paper and the Abstract:
Constitutional and public law often entail judicial review of the actions of public institutions. In engaging in this review, courts can adopt a stance of either "institutional formalism" or "institutional realism" regarding how the institution in question functions. After defining those terms, this article argues that the tension between institutionally formalist and realist approaches is a pervasive one, even if obscured or latent, throughout the constitutional and public law of institutions. We cannot understand these bodies of law fully without recognizing this fact. Many scholars in discrete areas of law can be understood as grappling with this tension in some form. But we have not appreciated how profound this institutional issue is, nor how it transcends specific areas of law to stand as one of public law's general, defining problems.
This formalist/realist institutional tension structures public-law doctrine and debates regarding judicial oversight of virtually all the institutions of governance. As this article demonstrates, that is so for judicial review of the actions of Congress, the President, federal administrative agencies, state legislatures, and state courts. After developing this framework, the article applies it to the Supreme Court's Shelby County decision, in which the Court struck down part of the Voting Rights Act, and shows that the case hinges on how formalist or realist the Court ought to be regarding Congress.
The general struggle in how the law should conceive public institutions can be seen as the modern successor to the early 20th century tension between formalist and realist approaches to the substantive content of legal concepts, categories, and doctrines. Now, the tension between institutional formalism and realism re-raises the question of how much pragmatism – this time, at the level of institutions and processes – is compatible with certain conceptions of the rule of law. Focusing more directly on this tension illuminates public law and its controversies but cannot suggest that any final resolution is available. Yet to understand public law fully requires appreciating the powerful role this tension quietly plays.


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Does this make the American Idol host a troll?
Just a few months ago, any bit of news attached to Charlie Sheen's search for a social media summer intern was hot stuff. Today, it's just kind of sad. Per a Canadian Press wire service report, one of two Canucks still in the running for the Sheen intern gig has decided to throw his toque in with a more stable Hollywood property:
Twenty-two-year-old Ontario native Phil Pallen (pictured) graduates from Full Sail University in Florida on June 30 and will go immediately to Los Angeles to start July 5 as an intern with the digital team at Ryan Seacrest Productions… Pallen also turned down an offer from NBC in New York, where he'd applied in February.
Sheen, Seacrest Productions, NBC New York… Wow, this interloper from the north sure knows how to put together an intern pitch. The Sheen camp meanwhile was supposed to have announced their intern pick June 1st.


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In the company I work for, it's a bit of a habit to have small competitions, in particular when it comes to naming a project, internal website or other stuff.
I quite enjoy taking part in them, because I like the short but intense burst of creativity that they imply. I always start from a word or concept, draw a mind map of whatever comes through my mind that is (sometimes very loosely) related to it, and within a few minutes I marvel at catchy acronyms literally jumping up from the page, shooting out from nowhere.
It's a technique that also works when I'm looking for ideas for images, even though I may not always have the time (or the skills) to create the images related to the concepts I come up with!
In any case, it's an exercise that always leaves me fully energized and in a good mood.
In a rather weird twist of events, I won the last three contests I entered, and two of them were this week... Since the prize is almost always a very good bottle of wine, it looks like I'll have to organize a drink with my colleagues pretty soon :-)
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1991 toyota corolla mileage 110,000. If I start the car up with all 4 spark plugs hooked up it will knock when it gets to about 3,000 rpms. If I unhook the first 2 spark plugs It will not knock any more. The first 2 spark plugs is not firing because it has a rough idle and the engine does not change when I unhook the first 2 sprak plugs.
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A GUNMAN smirked and laughed as he was found guilty of carrying out a terrifying seven-hour robbery spree across Southampton.
Jurors at Southampton Crown Court took just an hour to convict David Parcell of eight charges relating to raids on three convenience stores and a pizza takeaway.
The 41-year-old, who was dressed in a grey prison tracksuit, then said he "didn't care" if he was jailed for 20 years for his crimes as Judge Peter Henry said he wanted reports on Parcell because of his fears that he represents a danger to the public.
While the judge was still speaking, Parcell – who has 47 previous convictions for 139 offences – stood up and demanded warders take him back to the cells, saying: "I'm going down before I kick off."
During the three-day trial, the jury was told how a robber had struck at the Best One store in Sholing Road, the Co-op in Tickleford Drive, LA Pizza in Deacon Road and McColls in Montague Avenue, between 2.30pm and 9.30pm on December 22 last year.
In the first three raids he pointed a revolver at frightened staff and demanded cash from the till, while he showed the gun to an assistant in the fourth attack.
He made off with £400 he snatched from the till of Best One, but left empty-handed from the Co-op and McColls stores, while he expressed disbelief that there was only £20 and a few coins to take from LA Pizza.
Parcell was arrested just 30 minutes after the final raid.
He was spotted getting out of a car stuck at the Mount Pleasant Road level crossing in Southampton, trying to take off a dark blue jacket as he walked from a silver Nissan Note car – the same model the robber had got out of before the Best One raid.
Parcell refused to answer police questions, but was charged after officers found a revolver-style airgun when one of the two women he had been in the vehicle with told them to look in the garden of her mother's Spring Road home.
Although the robber was disguised in a beanie hat and thick-rimmed glasses, a facial mapping expert told the trial there were strong similarities and no significant differences between pictures of Parcell, of Nyrian Way, Gosport, and CCTV images from the raids.
Speaking after the case, DC Tony Welch, from Southampton Central police station, said he was "extremely delighted" with the verdict.
He said: "He's clearly a dangerous man who now faces a long sentence.
"I'm sure that the people local to the shops where this happened will be reassured that the right person has been found and has been convicted."


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The Future of Cinema Advertising is GIFs
With all the great social advancements born out of the cyber age, GIFs have to be the most beneficial advancement in communication. Aside from being ridiculously funny, GIFs are a spot on visual example of our emotions. Don't know how to tell someone you really hate them? GIF. Forgot this month's rent was due today? GIF. Confused as to why that hot girl you've been scheming on chose someone else instead of you? GIF.
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Herbie the pit bull has survived atrocious abuse. He is not expected to live through February, but at least he will spend his final days in good care.
When Lorain Officer Richard Broz found the dog emaciated and nearly dead on a street in early December, the dog was about 50 pounds underweight, his ribs were clearly visible through his skin, and his head was swollen to nearly twice its normal size due to a puncture wound.
The pit bull, now named Herbie, has been recovering at Lorain Animal Clinic. He is now 55 pounds — up from 25 to 30 pounds when he was found — and is reported to be in better health and spirits.
However, in late December he was diagnosed with a non-operable, terminal form of cancer in the sinuses.
"He's been to three specialists, and they all agree it's untreatable," Broz said. "We don't expect him to live more than a month."
The Humane Society of the United States and private donors are offering rewards totaling $11,000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the dog's abusers. The Lorain Police Department is still investigating the case, and can be reached at (440) 204-2555.
While Herbie will continue to receive medical care from the clinic, starting Friday, Broz was taking Herbie home to care for him on the weekends. He will bring the dog back to the clinic during the week.
"As long as (Herbie) lasts, I'm gonna keep doing that," Broz said.
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The verdict is in: Fred the Elephant Boy is going to be in attendance at the Howard Stern Birthday Bash.
Judge JD Harmeyer made the ruling Tuesday on the Howard Stern Show, choosing Fred over fellow wack packers Bobo, Ham Hands Bill and Pittsburgh Pete.
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For the first time in my years attending Coachella – whether it's because Sputnik is finally ascending to the big leagues or the organizers were annoyed at my yearly badgering – I was granted a media pass. This is not as cool as it initially sounds – i.e., I can't go backstage or to the VIP and do coke with Pusha T, nor can I flash my bracelet at security and bypass the huddled masses at the general admission lines. I can, however, acquire free water and fruit bars (shout out to Fruttare! your strawberry rules) at the media area, as well as use bathrooms that aren't piled high with MDMA shits and don't stink (quite as bad). I also got to go backstage at the Do LaB and see just how that party of water guns, painted dancers and endless, twitchy bass functions from noon to midnight, as well as check out the VJ booth at the Sahara tent, an island of sanity and artwork amidst a sea of shirtless, sweaty ravers. It's where the VJ (video jockey) and his team work out the 3D video mapping visuals for the DJs who perform, where light shows are as integral a part of someone's set as the music is. It's also where women in high heels lay out on the couch and guys sip Heineken self-importantly – at Coachella, your power and coolness directly correlates with how many wristbands you have on your arm.
Case-in-point: one portly gentleman introduced himself to me shortly after my girlfriend and I made it up on the platform. Perhaps sensing the presence of another journalist because I was not in high heels nor escorted by models, he introduced himself as "from Esquire" and asked "what my outlet was." I stammered out, "uh, Sputnikmusic….you've probably heard of it online," but the crinkling of his forehead in disgust suggested otherwise. His right arm was considerably more weighted down with wristbands than was mine. "Do you cover EDM?" he asked, nodding toward Benny Benassi pounding out the last of his set across the bouncing heads of thousands of ravers. "Well, yeah, but mostly indie," I yelled back. "I'm actually going over to Franz Ferdinand in a little bit." He nodded sagely. "Oh, so you're interviewing them?" I looked at him blankly. "Umm . . . no . . . I'm going to see the show." This conversation was going nowhere fast. "That's cool," he screamed back over Benassi dropping a particularly filthy dubstep remix of "Satisfaction," in a tone that did not seem very cool at all. "What after-parties are you going to tonight?" This was my chance to get the ins. "I'm not sure yet," I replied, "there's so many! Where are you going?" Smooth, Klapper. He proceeded to rattle off a list of hotel after-parties, where the only thing I could imagine him doing at said parties was trying to look like as much of an imperious douche as possible. "Sounds sweet, man, I'll look you up there," I said, and ran away to the relative safety of the Heineken cooler. Note to Willie – get me on those guest lists next year!
The VJ himself, however, was a pleasure to talk to, an amazing opportunity I snagged just before he worked his magic on Moby's DJ set. Vello Virkhaus is part of V Squared Labs, a visual arts production studio that has worked with Amon Tobin, Infected Mushroom, and Ultra Musical Festival besides handling most of the work for Coachella as well as the psychedelic interior of the festival's Heineken Dome. Aside from having one of the best jobs on the planet, Vello was gracious and open to showing me just how he creates all the complex light shows that hypnotize thousands of audience members a day. For Moby, Vello noted that, since it was a DJ set, he was sort of going in blinder than usual – Moby had directed that the visuals be basic and essential but still intense, with "a lot of black and white, static, minimal shapes." Usually artists send him tracks beforehand so he can acquainted with the music and work out a roadmap for the set – chuckling, he noted that "I had to listen to Dillon Francis' set a few times."
The setup itself was incredible to look at and nearly impossible to decipher for the untrained eye: a bank of computers and screens mixed with what looked like a soundboard but actually all controlled the various video options, much like a DJ controls the intricacies of his set with his own board. One central time clock keeps everything moving along more or less in line, but Vello still must constantly perform plenty of manual shifting and adjusting. "I was able to use a lot of the same designs and mocks that I prepared for Ultra [the Ultra Music Festival, held in Miami every March], but still had to customize everything for each artist and adjust things throughout each set on the fly." Some artists do their own visuals – Vello mentioned both Dog Blood and Knife Party as artists with their own visual teams – but he and the rest of the technicians were still responsible for downloading up to around 10 GB of material and get everything running properly. It seemed like a complicated job, but the interplay between Vello expertly working the visuals in time with Moby's epic set of acid house and driving electro was something beautiful to watch. "The longest set I've ever done was 8 hours," Vello noted, making this night's work a relative breeze. Asked if he listens to EDM in his spare time, Vello smiled and said, "Ha, yeah, I like EDM . . . I listen to some in my spare time, but after a while you gotta change it up." No judgment from this end – after days in the Sahara tent, most would agree. Much love to both Vello and the rest of the team at V Squared, who let me back on the VJ booth to watch Vello at work throughout the rest of the weekend.
As for the rest of Saturday, I had to deal with an almost criminal level of conflicts. Things started off fine with the shoegaze of Wild Nothing, whose live show has improved considerably since his first, hesitant performances for Gemini. After that was uncompromising Finnish DJ Huoratron in the Yuma tent, who delivered perhaps the hardest electro set I have ever seen. My friend couldn't handle it and had to leave – I, on the other hand, loved Huoratron's relentless energy and his almost satanic vibe (the dark of Scandinavia will do that to you, I suppose). Bat for Lashes provided a nice contrast, performing in a ridiculous bird outfit before shedding into a sexy metallic bikini top and delivering a festival high point with a heartfelt, emotionally draining rendition of "Laura" that projected just fine even with the bass bleeding over from the Sahara tent.
Around the time the Postal Service came on the main stage for a much-anticipated reunion set, the decisions were starting to tear at me. A little bit of "Nothing Better," with Jenny Lewis and Ben Gibbard bouncing lyrics off each other like it was 2003. Some weird tech house illuminating the Mojave tent courtesy of Simian Mobile Disco. Bits of Manhattan Beach punk legends Descendents and the '"YEUGH" stylings of Pusha T. The sunset trifecta of Portugal. the Man, Hot Chip, and Yeasayer, who all seemed perfectly suited for the festival environment, particularly the latter, whose set seemed a lot less tribal and a helluva lot more audience-friendly than their 2010 jam.
No set hit me over the weekend as hard as Franz Ferdinand did, however. Perhaps it's because I've never seen them live, but why did these guys just fade away? They owned the stage like they should have been the biggest rock band in the world. "No You Girls;" "Take Me Out;" "Walk Away;" an absolutely ferocious, homoerotic rendition of "Michael." Alex Kapranos was in fine form, teasing out the best in the audience as all the good frontmans learn to eventually do. And those guitars! At one point a couple in front of me, the man in a kimono and the woman in some sort of Victorian dress, scrambled on the ground in front of me like they had just lost a particularly valuable piece of (drug) merchandise. When the opening riff of "Take Me Out" rattled out of the speakers, they immediately stopped what they were doing and began an interpretive dance with each other that lasted throughout the whole song and followed the lyrics and rhythm nearly exactly. Then the song ended, and they left without a word. It turned what had already become a superlative experience into one of the most memorable shows of the weekend.
The worst quandary of the weekend, though was the headlining agony of Phoenix and Sigur Ros. Now, many may know me as quite the fan of the French indie rockers, but the Law of the Main Stage was in play here – having seen Phoenix years prior on the Outdoor stage, I knew the main stage's acoustic problems and the massive crowd less keen on Phoenix and more hoping to get a chance to see Daft Punk finally live up to all the rumors meant they would inevitably disappoint. Of course, I was wrong – the band proved more than up to the headlining slot, with drummer Thomas Hedlund in particular murdering his kit. The new tunes from Bankrupt! seemed particularly well suited for a festival environment, especially new track "The Real Thing," although the lack of fans who actually knew the hook kind of deflated the moment. Best, however, was when the band got their jam on and nearly blew out the main stage's considerable speaker array with the spacey "Love Like A Sunset," all with singer Thomas Mars lying down on the stage and watching the kaleidoscopic light show the band had on hand for the occasion before sauntering up and finishing things off. Too bad the average audience member thought all the buildup was for a nonexistent Daft Punk appearance and not one of the band's best, more unfamiliar songs.
Sigur Ros, though; I didn't regret a thing. The Icelandic post-rock group (and I do mean group – the touring band was massive, with strings, horns, a piano and backing singers all arranged along the stage) put together an enthralling video that played in sync with the band's winding, hypnotic buildup, the stage itself illuminated by a haunting army of candelabras. The combination of Jonsi's ethereal voice and the band's sweeping orchestration merged together into a cinematic experience that was best enjoyed lying down or jumping up or simply just standing there, taking it all in. It was the most surreal experience of the weekend and a set of pure intensity and silent audience adoration, the desert wind seeming to pick up and bite along with the bowed guitars and crashing drums – one could hardly tell where one song ended and the next one began, so seamless were the group's transitions. And that was all right. Sigur Ros makes music that tries to mirror the ebb and flow of life – messy, fluctuating, passionate. At Coachella, they not only succeeded in making that music come alive but managed to produce a set that represented all of the best qualities the festival has to offer.
Quick Hits
- Hot Chip making a strong case for "Flutes" as song of the (last) year with an inspired performance on the main stage. Nerdier guys have never made sexier music.
- Janelle Monae crowd-surfing, acting out a battle onstage, getting the crowd to do her bidding, and generally being the epitome of a female Prince.
- 2 Chainz showing up 20 minutes late and then nearly making up for it to an overflow crowd at the Mojave tent with a short but vibrant set.
- New Order repping some old Joy Division classics to a (relatively) intimate crowd as the closing Mojave set
- Phoenix playing an absolutely hilarious practical joke on all the kids who wanted to hear Daft Punk by bringing out a wildly incompatible R. Kelly to perform a remix of "1901" and "Ignition (Remix)" that was so bizarre – especially when Kelly segued into a medley of "I'm A Flirt (Remix)" – that it sort of, almost, maybe worked.


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Cube26, a US based natural vision and gesture control technology company, has partnered with six Indian smartphone OEMs including Micromax, Intex, Celkon, Zen, iBerry and Lemon Mobile. The partnership will allow these OEMs to include Cube26′s gesture based capabilities on their handsets.
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"So, on behalf of a KGUN9 viewer, let me pose it again here: in light of denunciations and criticisms by some, including John McCain and the Anti-Defamation League, on the grounds that ALIPAC is supported by some extremist groups, why should Jesse Kelly accept your endorsement? "
Mr. Forrest Carr:
In answer to your question. Congressional candidate Jesse Kelly does not need to "accept" our endorsement because none of the hundreds of candidates we have endorsed over the years have been asked to "accept it" and most campaigns are not asked to "accept" endorsements from PACs traditionally.
Furthermore, squirm as you may, your real question is not a question at all. It is a liberal, biased, and lying attack by which your question is "considering ALIPAC ties to white supremacists and Nazis why won't Jesse Kelly accept your endorsement as we ask him about that?"
The truth is that Americans for Legal Immigration PAC has no "ties" and is not "backed by" white supremacists or Neo Nazis. You only have Amnesty supporters making that claim like John McCain and the ADL. You and KGUN 9 have an ethical obligation not to tell lies like the ADL and McCain have and not to engage in partisan mud slinging towards Jesse Kelly trying to tie him to Neo Nazis and the murder of six million Jews.
KGUN 9 is trying to defame Americans for Legal Immigration PAC and Jesse Kelly with false accusations of racist ties despite the well documented fact that we are a multi racial organization, that openly works with and supports minority leaders, groups, and candidates for public office. In doing so you have insulted our Black, Hispanic and White supporters as well as our Black and Hispanic candidates.
The John McCain and ADL lie is based on some postings and links on racist websites that have not responded to our calls for them to not link to us. Some of these same websites are posting articles from and links to KGUN 9 and the Arizona Daily Star which has endorsed Jesse Kelly's opponent Ron Barber.
So now, we challenge you to answer our question. When will KGUN ask Congressional Candidate Ron Barber on camera if he is going to accept the endorsement of KGUN 9 or the Arizona Daily Star since both media outfits now have "ties to" or are "backed by" Neo Nazis and white supremacists in the same fashion Americans for Legal Immigration PAC is?
Or perhaps you could change your question to Jesse Kelly and ask him "Mr. Kelly are you going to accept the endorsement of Americans for Legal Immigration PAC which has ties to the same Neo Nazi white supremacist websites that KGUN and the Arizona Star are backed by using the criteria for such claims established by McCain and the ADL?"
We can discuss this matter as long as you like Mr. Forrest Carr. The more we discuss it, the more people will learn that you and your station KGUN 9 have engaged in an unethical practice of broadcasting lies claiming a multi racial organization that has done all in its power to rebuke racists and welcome minorities into the fight against illegal immigration as being backed by Neo Nazis due to anonymous posts and links on websites.
Thanks to the power of the Internet and Facebook, liberal media outfits like KGUN 9 broadcasting lies like this can't get away with it like you have in the past.
William Gheen
Americans for Legal Immigration PAC
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Jesse Kelly: The Congressional Candidate Illegal Immigration Supporters Fear Most
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We endorsed Jesse Kelly for Congress again in 2012 due to his strong stance against illegal immigration, his strong run in 2010, and the answers he provided on his ALIPAC candidate survey (Click to view).
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