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Through its fix-to-own program, Chicago Velo Campus partners with local schools such as Epic Academy to host a six-week program where youth can gain new skills in bike mechanics. Classes meet twice weekly, and Chicago Velo Campus supplies all the necessary materials for students to bring previously used bicycles back to life. Participants keep their finished bikes after the program, providing them with a safe and efficient means of transportation to school or work.
War almost was not the name slapped across gold records such as The World is a Ghetto and Why Can't We Be Friends? When the name was first suggested, as founding member Lonnie Jordan recalls, the band thought it might sound too radical. But then they reconsidered, Jordan says, and decided to "wage war with melody, rhythm, and harmony as our weapons and the songs as our ammunition. We spoke out against racism, hunger, gangs, and crime and fused rock, jazz, Latin, and R&B."
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Island Sports Bar & Grill maintains the balance between good food and good fun, serving up hearty bar food to complement a full schedule of social events. The kitchen crew grills beef, turkey, and veggie burgers to order, and tops Vienna hot dogs with all the Chicago fixings. Meanwhile, customers strut their stuff during Monday-night line dancing and karaoke, learn stepping lessons on Tuesday, listen to a live band on Wednesday, cut loose at ladies night on Thursday, or slap their knees in jubilant joy or subtle spasm during the Friday-night comedy hour. The middle of the week brings a host of events.
A smattering of 20 sauces and seasonings dripping from handspun wings coats patrons' fingers as they cheer on their favorite professional sports teams broadcast on Buffalo Wild Wings' TVs. Eyes are torn between watching teams dribble a ball, shoot a puck, and land a grand jeté, and plates of plentiful wings, burgers, wraps, salads, and ribs. For more entertainment, trivia games exercise brains, and the Blazin' Challenge offers recognition for those brave enough to down a dozen wings slathered in the eatery's hottest sauce in 6 minutes.
In 1903, Hammond's first mayor, Marcus M. Towle, opened the Towle Opera House to provide the city with a venue for theatrical productions. Times changed, and with them the theater: the opera house became a cinema, and eventually a string of fashion shops moved into the space. The building seemed destined for a future of holographic retail, but in 2003—a century since the stage first opened—it was reborn as the Towle Theater. Since then, its intimate brick-lined confines have hosted such crowd-pleasing productions as The Musical of Musicals, the Musical and A New Brain.
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Here is a bit more to inspire you to save those bits of fabric left from qilting, old clothes, and other projects then USE them for new things. All of these were made from fabrics others cast aside and I found use for. You see a Log Cabin pillow, a pot holder, and a coaster big enough for a mug of morning coffee.
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Terminator Spotted In Whitley Bay
I've seen this guy several times in the last week. He's quite a big bloke, riding a beaten up mountain bike, but wearing full-on winter gear. Long tights, coat (with several layers of padding underneath by the look of it. I mean clothing padding), and a balaclava pulled up to cover most of his face.
The whole image was reminding me of someone else, but I just couldn't figure out who. Then it came to me - he's just like the Terminator, Cromartie, from the Sarah Connor Chronicles. You know - when he was in his in-between phase, having been blown up, had his biological covering incinerated, and had to re-assemble himself at a scrap yard, but in dire need of having a new body grown over the metal endo-skeleton. So he was walking around dressed just like this guy in Whitley Bay, looking for an expert in plastic surgery to rebuild his skin & lend him a pair of eyes.
I managed to snatch a video clip with my phone of our local Terminator today, but oddly enough, I can't find any pictures of Cromartie in his between-skins phase on the internet. I guess Skynet's erased them all.


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He's my wing man and constant companion. He never nags, never complains and is always thrilled to see me wether I have left him alone for a minute or for a day. To test if your dog loves you more than your wife - trying locking your pet and your wife in travel cage, in the hold of a plane, for 6 hours. See which one is more pleased to see you when you land. To test if your dog loves you more than your husband - try taking him to the Docs and getting his balls snipped off and then see how pleased he is to see you
Bailey has flown around the USA with me and should have his own air-miles account. He was my car companion on our cross country drive from San Francisco to Charleston, SC. He's friendly and loves to chase balls, squirrels and just about anything that scampers, runs or slithers.
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For a limited time, Thailand has a deal on heart valve replacements.
At the (relatively) low price of 590,000 Thailand Baht, or about $18,000 Canadian, the Bangkok Hospital Medical Center will replace your damaged heart valves — a procedure that sometimes become necessary in middle aged patients for reasons ranging from infection to rheumatic heart disease to congenital heart defect to valve disease or even just normal aging and wear.
The $18,000 gets you use of the operating room, critical care unit accommodation for two nights, a standard single room for five nights (including nurses, meals and room service), treatment by a team of cardiologists, surgeons, anesthesiologists and rehabilitators, medications, laboratory and diagnostic services and blood transfusions. The valves themselves are not included.
The price is billed as about 20 per cent of the cost of having the procedure done in the U.S., the target market for the offer. It's not immediately clear, however, how much of a savings the price is from the hospital's regular charge. But a chart in a recent edition of US News and World Report would place the rate somewhere between what a patient could expect to pay in Singapore (considered the high-end destination for medical tourists) and notoriously value-priced India.
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Marketing at a crossroads
24 February, 2012
One of the most significant changes in the eating and drinking out market in recent times has been the growing importance of and emphasis on marketing within restaurant and pub groups, writes Peter Martin. But questions remain of how it really fits into the business model.
As brands have embedded themselves and competition for consumer spend has intensified, so too has the recognition that the market needs to become better and more professional at understanding consumer needs and desires, positioning offers and communicating effectively with the public through an increasing array of media.
That is no better demonstrated than by the growing attendance at our own annual Peach Marketing & Consumer Insight seminar. Interest increased so much last year that we had to move to a larger venue, and this year's event on March 22 will be no less popular.
Customer feedback, loyalty schemes, social media strategies and mobile marketing have all become topics of everyday conversation across the sector.
So it was with some surprise that this year's Peach Report Business Leaders' Survey (see Peach Report magazine, February/March) suggested that marketing might be slipping down the corporate agenda.
Every year we ask senior executives where they will be investing management time and focus in the coming year. Last year, marketing came in second place behind staff training. This year it had slipped down to fourth equal, behind not just staff training (the clear leader), but 'service levels' and 'food quality', and was equal with 'menu development'. Also, the percentage of leaders giving it focus dropped from 80% to 64%.
There is a clear shift towards what might be seen as front-line in-store priorities, and it is true that many bosses would like to cut-back on certain marketing activities, like discounting and promotions.
The confusing element in this is that marketing remains the discipline that companies most lack confidence in. When asked which areas executives believe they are either market leaders or market laggers, marketing and consumer research come bottom of the list for leadership. Overall, 37% of bosses say they are behind the market average when it comes to marketing expertise.
All this comes at the same time as two major players, Mitchells & Butlers and Novus Leisure, have announced major shake-ups in their marketing and insight teams.
The arguments for both restructuring moves are to put marketing closer to the front-line and align it more closely with operations. The logic is absolutely right.
Marketing and operations should be one and the same thing – they need to work hand-in-glove to be really effective. The product is, after all, the customer experience that is delivered in individual pubs, restaurants and stores day after day. A company's most important and influential sales and marketing people are likely to be their front-line teams.
The fact that 'past experience' is such an important factor in how consumers choose where to eat or drink out, as our own Peach BrandTrack research underlines, is evidence in itself. Some 30% of customers say it is 'extremely important' in making that choice, only just less than value-for-money.
Aligning marketing and operations more closely and integrating marketing disciplines within day-to-day operations may be a real game-changer for companies and a mark that effective marketing is now core to business success.
The big criticism of even the best operations teams is that they can sometimes be too reactive or pragmatic in the face of changing sales patterns or perceived customer tastes. Marketing can provide that strategic brand framework – especially important as that same Business Leaders Survey reveals that providing 'a clearly differentiated offer' and 'strong brand identify' are the top two operational challenges for directors this year.
Likewise, an operational focus will keep marketers in touch with the day-to-day realities of the business.
The danger would be in letting one discipline dominate the other. This is no time to lose or downgrade marketing expertise – because marketing is only getting more difficult.
It is perhaps telling that our business leaders also tell us that five of the top six most important means of driving sales this year will be digital – namely their own websites, email marketing, social media, online reservations and mobile marketing, with the latter showing the biggest leap in importance since last year.
These are require skills not intrinsic to the eating and drinking-out market. That's the challenge.
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Nice place, friendly waiters, excellent coffee and fast WiFi at a reasonable price. What else can you ask for?!
Nice place, friendly waiters, excellent coffee and fast WiFi at a reasonable price. What else can you ask for?!
I've been coming to Ristretto since the beginnings (2008) and all the time I've tasted the greatest coffee in Castro, maybe in all the Islands of Chiloe. Also the variety of beers and focaccias I highly recommend. And last but not least the addictive truffles and tasteful cakes and crepes. Of course a special sentence for the owners and staff... More
Great selection of coffees and teas. Delicious salads. Good wi-fi, nice place to pass the time and read a book. Friendly service.
This is a very small, friendly coffee cafe on a busy side street in Castro. It turns into a bar at night. It's a bit dark inside during the day with dark painted walls. We visited several times and the espresso drinks were good. They take coffee and espresso seriously, which is rare in Chile!
Besides an excellent coffe they offer a wide variety of particular beers. A very good atenttion and intersting ambience. A "must see" place in Castro.
Sure the coffee is good, but since smoking is permitted inside, by the time you leave you end up smelling not like fresh grounds, but like an ashtray.
This place does nearly everything right. Very good coffee, an excellent beer list (lots of Chilenen and many imported beers, mainly Belgian an German). Very nice staff and free wifi make it a great place to spend a long afternoon. Only downside (for me) is, that you are allowed to smoke inside, and people do. If it wherent for the... More
They have some great beer offerings, the staff is friendly and the atmosphere is lovely. Problem is you can smoke in the entire cafe. Smoke in a cafe this size ruins a delicious meal, lovely glass of wine, or good beer. I'm not sure why any place would want to allow people to smoke... but this place does, and so... More
We loved this place. Coffee and tea were outstanding, and the sopaipillas were mouth watering! We loved the smoked Sea Bass and Salmon! If you go to Castro and don't go here, you've missed the boat.
We spent a lot of time here when in Chiloe. The coffee was great and the mini pizzas excellent. They also have free wifi and so is a perfect place to while away the odd rainy afternoon.
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Anyone else think this would benefit the game? Most weapons are over powered out the box imo.
Anyone else think this would benefit the game? Most weapons are over powered out the box imo.
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no. how it is now with health is great. I dont want ppl eating point blank shots.
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Yea but weapons like the lancer are way too overpowered, think what im really getting at is lowering the power on the lancer, hammerburst, retro ect
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This had better be a troll post, because not a single thing you said here makes any sense. If you just want to use your Gnasher go play Gears 1, because thats all this thread screams.
The notion that the rifles are over powered is a freaking joke, especially since the Modern Lancer has the exact same damage output and headshot multiplier as the Gears 2. Thats right, the Lancer in the beta was the exact same thing as the lancer from Gears 2.
Every weapon has a clear cut advantage and disadvantage, no gun is the be all end all in this game. Not to mention the HB already got an active reload nerf.
There is no justification stating that "all the weapons are overpowered".
Either way no. They arent going to nerf the power of the Rifles, and this isnt going to become Gears 1.
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Its unbelievable man. People can be so clueless at times. The Lancer in the beta was the same thing in Gears 2! This shows how little some people know, not to mention how little they understand what balance is.
Not a single weapon in this game is over powered. And they need to come to grips with the fact EPIC is not going to nerf the damage on all the rifles so they can be obsolete again. They made it perfectly clear the rifles will play a large role in the MP.
I'll be fine with an increase in health and nerf to the rifles if we also cut the gnashers clip in half and remove it's ability to one shot kill.
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HAHHA, I had a thread about increasing health too. Feel like call of booty now right?
I gotta disagree.
Increases in heallth in don't devalue shotguns, but it certainly devalues rifles, see how this is biased?
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stay in cover so you dont get shot at. that way your health will stay intact
I've been watching a lot of game play videos and I do think sometimes people go down way too quick.
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50 states that Hip Hop is now Pop. Hip Hop is about telling your own story, not replicating someone else's story. "I think the best rappers are like battling each other. They come up with the wittiest lines—[the] coolest ways to insult a person you ever heard in your life," 50 Cent explained. "But they can't write a song to save they life…Em is one of the guys from that platform that made it to that point. [He's] that strong of a writer. He means more to music culture than people give him credit for. Because Hip Hop culture is a black art form, it's a black music. When they have a figure or you have someone that's from a different ethnicity come in and he does it as well, if not better than everybody in it—it loses its color. And that's why Hip Hop music is now Pop music…You gotta be careful or you'll get your ass handed to you on a track man. He'll get to you."
During SXSW 2O13, Hard Knock TV's Nick Huff Barili sat down with 50 Cent and chopped it up about a variety of subjects including Eminem, Rick Ross, Street King Immortal and how hip-hop has turned into pop. In part 2 of the interview, after the jump, 50 Cent discusses Kendrick Lamar, Nas, Get Rich or Die Tryin, Lil Wayne clones and more.
Imagine Ab-Soul selling you a cell phone at the mall? Well, in Mass Appeal's "Off Tha' Wall" with Ab-Soul, Ab revealed that selling phones at the Mobile Solution was his worst job. Things have come along way for the TDE lyricist from Carson, California. Listen and watch to Ab share a few fun facts, like what his favorite munchies are, in the interview above.
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While Tyler The Creator was on the #LIFTOFF with J Cruz and Justin Credible, he talks models who have sent him nude pics and he confesses his love and hate relationship with Selena Gomez.
The Dream dropped J Cruz and Justin Credible a surprise call tonight on the #LIFTOFF on Power 106. He shared his thoughts on females carrying condoms in their purse, talked album features on IV Play , and upcoming tour.
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Tyler stopped by the #Liftoff on Power 106 to play a quick game of "F,Marry, Kill" w/ J Cruz & Justin Credible.
Sway and Heather B get personal with Robin Thicke, who opens up (more) about his relationship with his wife, Paula Patton. Heather also slides in a question that was on everyone's mind, "did Justin Timberlake bite your style?"
"I wouldn't say 'bite.' I think its more like him and I are inspired by a lot of the same artists that came before us. The James Brown, the Marvin Gayes, the Michael Jacksons. I think it's narutal that, us being the same age and from the same generation, its just natural that we're inspired by the same thing. I wouldn't say he bit at all, I think that's genuine to who he is and what he likes."
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After the jump, catch Hov's "100$ Bill" in the latest The Great Gatsby TV spot. Film premieres May 10th.
While out in the Big Apple for a current promo run, Kid Ink sat with Xclusives Zone's David Downer and talked about signing with RCA Records, wanting to work with Alicia Keys, international groupies and more.
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There has been such a case reported recently involving a former teacher. At the time of the accident the teacher was attending to one of her pupils at the side of the track when a go kart driven by another, travelling at speed exited the track through an open gate and entered the pit lane hitting the teacher.
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The McDowell-Nearing House Bed and Breakfast is situated near the center of Muncie, right across the Ball University. It is run by Jane McDowell, who provides caring, considerate hospitality and a sumptuous breakfast. The rooms are well equipped and very clean, the beds are comfortable and the public space homey in the best sense of the term. My wife and... More
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I was viewing the individual .bgl files inside a mesh scenery download before I downloaded it, and I noticed something kind of odd. The latitude/longitude coordinates of each .bgl don't just touch up against each other... but they actually overlap and share some territory with one another.
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In the glorious decade and a half of sound that was Stax in the '60s and early '70s, Carla Thomas was the Queen of Memphis Soul. She was born in Memphis in 1942, and 18 years later she recorded a duet with her father Rufus Thomas, giving the fledgling Satellite label its first taste of success with the regional hit "Cause I Love You." As her 18th birthday drew nigh, she cut her first solo single, the teen ballad "Gee Whiz (Look at His Eyes)." Written a few years earlier and rejected by Vee-Jay in Chicago, it gave Satellite its first national hit, breaking the Top Ten mark on both the R&B and pop charts. Shortly thereafter Satellite became Stax, and Carla proceeded to claw her way onto the national charts another 22 times with such immortal slices of soul as her answer song to Sam Cooke, "I'll Bring It on Home to You," as well as "Let Me Be Good to You," "B-A-B-Y," "Tramp" (with Otis Redding), and "I Like What You're Doing to Me." Carla released six solo albums and, with Redding, one duet album on Stax between 1961 and 1971. In 2007 a live album she recorded for Stax at Washington's famed Bohemian Caverns back in 1967 was released in its entirety, including an impromtu cameo set from her father, Rufus Thomas. ~ Rob Bowman, Rovi
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Nanny McPhee is an icon in our house. My two love to watch it and can nearly quote it word for word. I love the part in Nanny McPhee and the big bang where the mum saying we are copying- coping very well. When I first saw this I was at my mums and joked that no-one had told me we were being filmed for a program as I could so relate.
If you haven't seen it the mum is shouting at the children to get off the furniture when it turns out she is the only one on it. Next follows a lot of shouting about stopping shouting to which the youngest child points out that she is the only one doing this.
So am I coping and copying well or could I do with the help of Nanny McPhee?
Yes, Yes, yes, please, is there a queue, can I pay to book my space? if I say Nanny McPhee three times will she be like the Candyman and appear? I know it only works if you don't want her but can she make an exception?
I so want to change I need to stop shouting and being so critical, tiredness plays a large part but if I give myself a mental shake it does help. I want to be a fun mum that has always got activities planned and trips out organised rather than a last minute mum who tries to cobble things together.
Instead I am more the kind of mum who plans great things but never gets around to doing them. I have bought a self help child behavioural book and am reading it at the minute. I know it is my behaviour that needs to change more than my children's as it is cause and effect. I start shouting they start resisting or I don't give them a countdown and spring something on them and then everything becomes a battle.
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City of East Point Presents the How I See My City Art Contest!!
The Georgia Municipal Association (GMA) is sponsoring Georgia Cities Week April 20-27, 2013 to showcase and celebrate cities and the many services they provide.
Cities provide a higher level of service than most governments and are generally rated higher by the public than any other level of government, but many residents are unaware of the impact city services have on their daily lives. Through Georgia Cities Week, GMA and related organizations hope to heighten public awareness of the role that city governments play in enhancing the quality of life in communities.
GMA's Georgia Cities Week is part of an on-going effort not only to raise public awareness about the services that cities provide but to educate the public on how city government works. Cities are encouraged to involve their local schools, businesses, legislators, Chambers of Commerce, media and civic clubs in planning Georgia Cities Week activities.
With this in mind, in honor of Georgia Cities Week, the City of East Point would like to invite all students attending middle school in the City of East Point to participate in an Art Contest entitled "How I See My City." The City of East Point is sponsoring a citywide middle school visual arts competition to recognize and encourage artistic talent. This year's competition theme "How I See My City" focuses on viewing the City of East Point through the eyes of a child. Contestants are asked to submit art that depicts something notable about the City, along with a written explanation about their entry to assist judges.
The deadline for submissions is March 25, 2013. The winning artist will be presented with a $50 Gift Card at a City Council Meeting in the Month of April. All entries will be displayed in the East Point Customer Care Center for the entire month of April. All art will be returned to the artist by May 3, 2013. We thank you in advance for your participation!
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East Point Food Truck Court Logo Design Competition $150 Prize!
The City of East Point is looking for a creative color logo for the brand new East Point Food Truck Court. We want to engage the local talent in the community to come up with the logo design!
Requirement: Design an attractive color logo for the East Point Food Truck Court to be used by the City to advertise. The logo must be clearly legible and reproducible, even at a small size. Logo must be submitted as easily usable digital print media, high resolution (300dpi minimum).
Deadline: Submissions must be received via email at email@example.com or email@example.com by March 15. Maximum of 5MB can be received via email. Winner will be notified March 19. Call 404-270-7059 for more information!
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WSOF, NBC Sports begin lengthy partnership
The World Series of Fighting will be getting a lot more attention in 2013.
The Las Vegas-based promotion and NBC Sports Network have reached an agreement on a three-year broadcast partnership. The news was announced on Monday.
The agreement guarantees a minimum of six events will be broadcast live on NBC Sports, a network that reaches 80 million homes. Also, events will stream via TV Everywhere by NBCSports.com.
"We are thrilled to call NBC Sports Network the home of World Series of Fighting," WSOF President Ray Sefo said in a press release. "This partnership will allow us to build the World Series of Fighting brand of world-class MMA competition before a dedicated national audience of passionate sports fans and place our athletes on the big stage that they deserve."
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Democratic Councilwoman Carol Leigh Cuono, 27 N. 11th St., upset incumbent Duane E. Miller, 60 N. 5th St., in a hot race for nomination to a four-year term as mayor of Bangor.
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That was my first thought too... sometimes if I get a cold people can instantly tell it because my voice changes.It would take a REALLY good algorithm to get around that.
Also, what about voice actors? Or recordings? You could in theory game the biometric to think the real user was calling, just like you can hold a picture up to many of the facial recognition webcam software and wiggle it to get the algorithm to "recognize" the owner and unlock the device.Biometrics are still too much of a work in progress imho for serious privacy/security applications; they are however fascinating from a research perspective.
From what I've read, there are always password backup systems to biometric solutions -- definitely one drawback to the technology, since IT departments must implement dual systems for primary and secondary means of access. I recall speaking to a company that used fingerprint biometrics for its workers' timecards. For some reason, two employees' fingerprints were unusable and they had to access the system via traditional password.
The Americans with Disabilities rules, too, must be adhered to. Other countries, I'd think, have similar rules to prevent discrimination; that would also extend to people's ability to log-on.
One concern about any form of biometric security is what happens when access is compromised. You can reissue someone a new password, but it's not so easy to reissue their fingerprint, or retina-print, or voice.
Also, will the voice recognition work if the user has laryngitis, cold, or allergy attack?
I like the idea of using voice for security. Actually, I like the idea of using anything uninvasive for security that doesn't involve passwords. I don't know that brain-controlled access is anything close to reality in terms of opening our applications and logging on to networks, but surely we are getting close to wider adoption of voice or fingerprint biometrics for day-to-day computer use?


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In connection with a NYT multi-critic discussion on the shock value of art, Alastair Macaulay tailored a half dozen or so paragraphs to dismiss the Joffrey Ballet's historic reconstruction of Nijinsky's Le Sacre du Printemps which he claims he saw when the Joffrey took the production to Paris in 1990, where originally and allegedly a riot occurred when the music and choreography first premiered in 1913.
Macaulay claims that he just "happened to be passing through" Paris at the time of the Joffrey's premiere. "It proved easy that morning to buy a ticket," he says in order to imply that there wasn't much of a desire on the part of the public to see the performance. The audience "around" him was "politely bored." That would mean the people in front of him, on both sides of him, and behind him were bored.
Macaulay writes that while sitting in the back of the second ring (later apparently clarifying that it was the balcony), "A delectably well-dressed couple sat in the center of the front row, trying hard but unsuccessfully to be thrilled." Was he using his super powers of perception to look straight through the backs of their heads to see their faces -- in the darkened theater? Otherwise, how could he, from the back of the second balcony, have seen boredom on the faces of people sitting several rows in front of him in the dark?
Macaulay goes on to claim that this couple rested their heads on the balcony edge as if "the choreography was a lullaby" -- once again suggesting he had super powers of perception that enabled him to not only see through the backs of their heads that they were bored -- in the darkened theater -- but, damn, to perceive that it was the choreography that was putting them to sleep. He specifically saw and heard this couple yell "Bravo, bravo" during a pause and then, again, saw through the backs of their heads from the back of the balcony in the darkened theater that their "faces fell" when they realized the program was not over.
Macaulay claims that at the end, "There were many cries of Bravo but they came from people who had never once looked electrified by the dancing onstage." From the back of the second balcony in the darkened theater, Macaulay was able to assess all of the facial expressions for the people who cried "Bravo" at the conclusion of the performance? He watched every expression of all of these people -- in the darkened theater from the back of the second balcony -- and was able to interpret these expressions -- in the dark? When the hell did he watch any of the performance?
What kind of a fool is Macaulay's editor at the NYT, Jon Landman, that he lets this kind of garbage go to print? (Oh, wait, Landman let Jayson Blair submit his fictitious and fraudulent writing for umpteen months before taking the blinders off his own eyes.)
Macaulay couldn't remember one aspect of the actual performance to include in his report -- not even the name of one dancer. Not one detail of the performance itself is included in his report which clearly is aimed to dispute with his customary arrogance the wildly positive reviews written by others when the Joffrey took this production to Paris in 1990.
Anna Kisselgoff, the former NYT chief dance critic who had over a decade of applied technical ballet training when she took the job (Macaulay has no applied knowledge), has written that the Joffrey's Le Sacre was "a revelation" and "a masterpiece" and spent many paragraphs over several reviews over several years documenting why it was important, why it was authentic, and why it was highly entertaining.
According to the NYT's own account written in 1990, when the Joffrey took this ballet to Paris, the French press called it "dazzling" and reported that the audience gave it "thunderous applause and repeated curtain calls." (The Washington Post counted them and reported "a dozen vociferous curtain calls.") The French press cheered "the Theatre des Champs-Elysees for bringing it back 'to atone for the stupidity of those who in 1913 did not know how to recognize the combined genius of Igor and Vaslav.'"
Apparently, there is a dance critic at The New York Times who can't recognize it today. But it's good to know that he can see through the backs of people's heads in a darkened theater to observe the bored expressions on their faces.
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Not Doing So 'Boffo,' 'Daily Variety' Drops Print Edition
March 22, 2013 Showbiz info is everywhere now, making it harder to sustain Hollywood's slang-filled must-read as a daily print publication. The magazine printed its last daily this week but will continue online and in a weekly edition. Cultural historian Neil Gabler explains why this shift is significant.
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March 22, 2013 Gears of War is one of those hard-core military video games with spectacular graphics and epic stories. It's not something you'd expect to work on a smartphone or with a download, but that's just where designers are planning to take these types of games.
Google's Eric Schmidt Heads To Another Isolated Asian Nation
March 22, 2013 Schmidt, who recently traveled to North Korea, will be the first senior executive of a major U.S. tech firm to visit Myanmar since it began political and economic reforms. Myanmar plans to vastly expand its telecom infrastructure. But sanctions remain against members of the military, many of whom hold positions in the telecom sector.
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March 22, 2013 In 2007, NPR told the story of two sisters who had lost their parents. The older sister wore conservative clothes and recited poetry. The younger sister, just 13 at the time, appeared on the verge of becoming a prostitute. Now, 10 years after the U.S. invaded Iraq, we hear what happened to them.
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March 22, 2013 Lucinda Marker and her husband, John Tull, fell ill when fleas carrying the bacterial infection bit them in 2002. The plague is so rare in the U.S., they were suspected of being terrorists or bioterrorism victims.
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March 22, 2013 The writer, actor and producer has a starring role in the new movie Admission. She speaks with Linda Wertheimer about comedy, being in control and — now that her long-running sitcom, 30 Rock, has ended — why she really means it when she says she's taking a pause to spend more time with her family.
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March 21, 2013 Wisconsin Rep. Paul Ryan's House GOP budget balances in a decade and re-shapes Medicare. That is, it would if the measure passed by the House on Thursday ever became law — which it won't. All congressional budgets are at their core vision documents. They also make nice political weapons.


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How about a single C cup? So that I can boot from an external disk. Isn't that a new iCloud feature?
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Classy deli-restau-bar with a 3am license lending a continental vibe to the comings and goings of Favorit's quietly sophisticated clientele. As popular for its wide range of speciality beers as for its tasty savoury menu, Favorit is an ideal haunt for friendly catch-ups, romantic rendezvous or, should you choose to take advantage of its pavement tables, a quiet solo luncheon of people-watching joy.
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Add a comment »This Cafe / Bar increases their prices every year during the Festival, be advised. Also after 6pm they will only serve you drinks with food. Today after over 10 years loyal custom at Favorit cafe / bar, I an Edinburgh Local regular customer have been informed by the owner that anybody wishing to use Favorit during this years Festival 2012 must also buy food. I asked but what about the Edinburgh Locals who come nearly every night to enjoy a coffee, and was told even them. I informed the owner after 10 years custom I will not be back. I say "No To Rip Off Edinburgh"
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| Sunday 22 July 2012 @ 21:56Report to moderatorthis cafe/bar does increase there prices every festival as do all restaurants and cafes! any customer is welcome to enjoy a drink in the cafe at anytime, to the comment of craig if u are rude and arrogant to staff members as you were that at anytime staff can ask you to leave, all day and night we serve taxi drivers and police with there coffee who we must say are always happy with the service provided!!we give good service and also good banter with our customers as it should be, well you say no to rip off edinburh? well you work for a taxi company who increases there prices by double on new yeaars is that a rip off?? yes i think so?
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Better to have some green areas than 100% sprawl. We should be building up not out. If we improve the design of our communities we can reduce the amount of energy & resources required significantly.
When the Western powers put Ibn Saud in charge of the Arabian Peninsula we gained easy access to an "endless" supply of cheap fuel and it changed America, we began to sprawl out and we have built an unsustainable society. We need to start making choices carefully instead of what makes the quickest short term profit.
Sprawl is bad.
I have my own 2 acre nature preserve. I enjoy watching the deer graze in the morning. I will say that bungee cords are necessary to help keep the bears out of my trash, though!
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December 12 2010 at 3:16 PM
Steve Guthrie
Hi there
Anybody know the name of the young Highlander who was Crerar's driver? Apparently the general like to drive himself so the young man did a lot of navigating.
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Clive Law
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December 12 2010, 4:40 PM
The first image shows a Black Watch officer while the later photo shows another officer, also 2 Div. Can't help with a name but thought that you may enjoy the photos.
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Michael Dorosh
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December 12 2010, 7:17 PM
I thought the TIME article in the autumn of 1944 mentioned him by name; if I can find my copy I'll post it. If I recall correctly it was a Scottish surname.
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Michael Dorosh
December 12 2010, 9:39 PM
It's not in the article, and I looked through Granatstein's chapter on him in THE GENERALS. For some reason, I seem to recall the name Bombardier McDonald as having worked for him, possibly as his batman.
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Gen.Crerar's batman...
December 13 2010, 6:58 AM
According to a war-time newspaper clipping that I have (sorry I just have the clipping) the name of the General's batman was, in 1945 a Cpl. T.McDonald from Kingston.The caption with the photograph also mentions that has been the General's batman for the last four years and shows him sewing an additional "pip"on the chief's uniform which marks him as full general after his recent promotion from Lieutenat-General.
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December 15 2010, 2:39 PM
FWIW ... in the days when officers had batmen, within a battalion, the (LCol) CO's batman was usually a corporal who often doubled as his driver (The CO would have a staff car in garrison, and a jeep in the field) while the rest of the officers in the battalion respectively had privates for a batman, so it's highly unlikely that a general would have had a private or bombardier for a batman unless, of course, he had more than one. Also unlikely.
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sounds rediuclous, but well worth a try.
Goodluck mate, way to test what you hear!
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This is way out of left feild but a long time friend of mine is a well experienced grower and i was told by him if you can succesfully remove all male pollen balls from the plant and leave it under 12/12 it will convert to a female or even a smokeable hermi..is that even remotly close to the truth? today was the 1st i heard of that. But in small hope i clipped all the pollen off my male and put him back under 12/12. figured hell its worth a try but dont sound very promising to me
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sounds rediuclous, but well worth a try.
Goodluck mate, way to test what you hear!
<3 growers <3
The only difference between what your doing and what im doing is, im doing it right.
please do let us know how it turns out, because that would be nice to know.
I doubt it will turn into a full-fledged female, but hermie might be a possibility. I wonder what the more experienced guys around here have to say. A smokeable hermie would be a huge improvement over a male.
Seems ridiculous.. would cutting off your dick turn you into a female? LOL... I just don't see how cutting something off would change dna... hm.. but the hermie theory... possibly? If certain environmental factors can change a female to a hermie.. maybe certain factors can change a male into a hermie? Maybe we just haven't figured out what those exact conditions would be... gotta love this.. always new things to learn or 'discover'...
i never said it worked now, lol just what i heard and i agree well worth a try, with no male pollen present it wont pollinate the females, now if male pollen reforns then ill just toss it, time will tell
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Has anyone hear take genetics in middle school, no it won't work, just like pulling your balls off won't make u a female
waka waka waka
thats too much trouble to even try something like that, just plant yourself some more beaners and get a female.
Smoke Responsibly
Then how does a female marijuana plant grow nuts and pollinate herself? guess they didnt teach that in middle school genetics,
this is kinda close to the subject matter, some young boys that are in choir get there balls taken out before they hit pueberty so their voice stays high
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The Missoula Floods
The ice barrier holding all these back melted and broke down enough at Clark Fork Valley in Idaho that it caused ice and water to blast out with such ferocity that they scoured out the Columbia River Gorge up to 400 to 500 miles away. These waters moved at 60 miles an hour. The water crested at 200 feet deep in Bonneville Washington. The scale of these events can be imagined, but to think of what the earth is capable is astounding.
The largest floods to ever take place on Planet Earth happened through the Columbia Gorge. This didn't just happen once. There were probably 40 floods like this during the Pleistocene era - between 16,000 and 14,000 years ago.
The Columbia Gorge is up to 4000 feet deep as a result of these floods scouring a channel through the volcanic rock.
At the time of Lewis and Clark and the Oregon Trail, the river was still ferocious, although there had been a natural dam created in 1700s called the Bridge of the Gods. There were two paths at the end of the Oregon Trail. One was over the land, where there was not sufficient water. The other was down the river on a raft - which was terrifying - because there was no reasonable land route along the river.
Today the river has been tamed by a series of man-made dams. The wind-tunnel effect down the Gorge makes for some of the best windsurfing and kiteboarding in the world. There is a concentration of waterfalls, particularly on the Oregon side of the river, a historic roadway, hiking trails, and many amazing views.
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(Part of the Cascade River in southwestern Alberta.)
A Massive Ledge of Gold
By the time darkness had fallen one of the test pits Blackjack and Lemon had feverishly dug that day revealed an unbelievably rich vein of gold in quartz. This was no small vein that would pinch out quickly, but a massive ledge that gave every indication that it would prove richer than they had ever imagined in their wildest dreams.
As they sat around their campfire later, exhausted and overcome with "gold fever," the two men began to bicker about what to do about their find. Blackjack wanted to file a legal claim while Lemon argued instead for secrecy by amassing as much gold as they could and secreting it away from the prying eyes of others.
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"Gold Fever" Turns to Murder
Their anger and bitterness reached its climax when Lemon grabbed a nearby axe and used it to strike a blow to Blackjack's head, killing him instantly. Stricken by his impulsive act of murder and crazed with guilt, Lemon built a huge bonfire and spent the remainder of the night stalking around the campsite muttering to himself.
The following day Lemon gathered up as much gold as he could carry and headed for the nearest town (Note: This may have been Coleman or Crowsnest Pass, Alberta, although I am not certain of this. J.R.) leaving Blackjack's corpse where it lay. Lemon then told the locals that Blackfoot Indians had killed his "pard" while saying little to nothing about the strike the 2 men had made.
An Untimely Death for All Who Seek It
This is where the Lost Lemon Mine legend departs from the "norm" and tends to focus less on lost gold and more on the paranormal, especially the idea that the Lost Lemon Mine holds the curse of an untimely death for all who seek it. And surprisingly enough, a number of individuals have lost their lives searching for the Lost Lemon Mine, if the legend is to be believed.
One John McDougall set out for Alberta (ostensibly) to locate the campsite and bury Blackjack's body but he himself died of acute alcohol poisoning after a rest stop at Fort Kipp, Montana Territory. Next came a gentleman named Lafayette French who searched for the Lost Lemon Mine and told a friend he thought he had found it, but Mr. French died from burns suffered in a cabin fire before he could reveal the mine's location. And so it goes....
What of Mr. Lemon?
What of our protagonist and erstwhile murderer Mr. Lemon? Well, the story goes that he was never accused outright of Blackjack's death, but many suspected that a Blackfoot warrior was not the ultimate culprit.
Lemon supposedly set out numerous times in the company of others to relocate the mine and its riches, but each time he became disoriented and began babbling incoherently. Disgusted with this behavior (and Lemon's inability to deliver the "goods"), his traveling companions left him in the dust.
What ultimately became of Lemon is unknown although there is no doubt he met his end somewhere along the line. The specifics regarding his demise are sadly lacking however.
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That's the gist of it. Interested in visiting southwestern Alberta? If so, good hunting to you.
If you liked this post, you may want to read: "Canada's Lost Lemon Mine (Part 2)"
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The farmers markets provide an additional source of income for vendors during the off-season, promote sustainable farming methods and economic justice for regional farm families, encourage healthy, wholesome eating, support the building of relationships between producers and consumers, and help farming families during times of crisis through the Farmer Crisis Fund.
We're also pleased that customers can now use SNAP benefits (i.e., "food stamps" or Link Cards) to purchase food at our farmers markets.
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What You'll Find at the Markets The vendors at Faith in Place farmers markets sell a wide variety of goods, including produce (when available), frozen cuts of meat, honey, salsa, jam, mushrooms, granola, bread and other baked goods, hand-spun yarn and soap. Everything you'll find at our markets comes directly from a farm located within 250 miles of Chicago or is produced by vendors who use locally and sustainably grown goods for at least 25% of their ingredients.
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Karaoke on a Monday night? That's something to sing about. The Kiehl's gang celebrated...
Terry Richardson + Michael Jackson Impersonator = Just Another Day At The Office
So let's make sure we get this clear: This is a shot from Terry's Diary of Terry...
2013 November 27
Constance Jablonski J'adores Citi Bikes, Avoids Spinning
For a wheel-y good time, call Citi Bike savant Constance Jablonski! The mod recently filled us in on her riding M.O.
What's your favorite invention of 2013?
Citi Bike.
Are you into spinning, too?
I'm not. I hate Soul Cycle! But I tried the Citi Bikes a few weeks ago and they're amazing. I'm French, and in Paris we've had [bike shares] for a long time.
How do the Velib' wheels in Paris compare to NYC's Citi Bikes?
They bikes are all broken in Paris. Citi Bikes are shiny and new—people really take care of them. Nobody's destroying them here.
Not yet, at least! Do you get scared of biking in New York?
Definitely. I'd never bike on busy streets.
If you do ride around the city, where do you go!
On the west side. I don't have the helmet and everything, so I worry about getting into trouble…
2013 November 27
Chef John DeLucie's Holiday Plans: Ralph Lauren Jeans and Turkey Roulade!
How does chef John DeLucie of The Lion, Bill's Food & Drink, and Crown do it up for the fowl-obsessed occasion? At his 'rents, with a killer twist of a turkey recipe and some go-to blues...
What do you wear on Thanksgiving?
My favorite pair of worn in Ralph Lauren jeans and a flannel shirt.
What do you don the day after?
The same thing!
What's your Thanksgiving like?
We always spend it at my parent's home in Long Island. Our meal is traditional, with turkey and all the fixings. It's also part Italian, with antipasti and ravioli.
What's the most loathsome holiday grub around?
Cranberry sauce from a can.
What's your signature dish?
A classic Turkey Roulade...
1 boneless turkey breast half, about 3 pounds
3 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
1/3 cup small dice sweet onion
1 tablespoon minced garlic
8 ounces button mushrooms, ends trimmed and thinly sliced
1 1/4 teaspoons salt
2 bunches fresh spinach, tough stems trimmed
3 tablespoons dried unseasoned bread crumbs
salt and fresh pepper
On a large cutting board, place turkey breast on top of plastic wrap and make a butterfly cut. Cover with additional plastic wrap and pound to an even thickness of 1/2-inch keeping the skin in tact. Roll turkey up and transfer to the refrigerator while you prepare the stuffing.
2. Preheat the oven to 375 degrees F.
In a large nonstick skillet, heat 1 tablespoon of the olive oil over medium-high heat and saute the onions and garlic until soft, 3 to 4 minutes. Add the mushrooms and 1/4 teaspoon of the salt and cook, stirring, until caramelized around the edges, 3 to 4 minutes. Add the spinach, 1 tablespoon of the remaining olive oil, 1/2 teaspoon of the salt and the pepper and cook, stirring occasionally, until spinach is wilted and any juices have evaporated from the pan, 3 to 4 minutes. Transfer to a colander to drain and set aside until cool enough to handle. Once cooled, squeeze lightly to release any excess liquid, then transfer to a bowl and add the bread crumbs. Mix well.
3. Lay the turkey breast flat on a clean work surface and remove the top layer of plastic wrap. Season the skin side of the turkey with salt and pepper, and 1/4 teaspoon of salt. Turn over so that the skin side is on the plastic wrap. Season the inside of the turkey with salt and pepper. Arrange the spinach-mushroom stuffing over the turkey to reach within 1-inch from all edges. Carefully roll up the roulade. Using butcher's twine, tie the roulade at even intervals so that it remains tightly rolled. Rub the outside of the roulade with the remaining tablespoon of olive oil and transfer to a rack inside of a shallow baking sheet. Roast until golden brown and an instant-read thermometer inserted into the thickest part of the very center of the roulade registers 150 to 155 degrees F, usually 1 1/4 to 1 1/2 hours. Set aside to rest for 15 minutes then slice into 1/2-inch slices and serve hot.
2013 November 27
Rebecca Minkoff Dishes On Her Festive Menu
As the chic chef that she is, Rebecca Minkoff will be toiling away in her Brooklyn kitchen tomorrow. So what's on the menu? A savory winter squash dish plus a dose of the Thanksgiving Day parade. Delicious!
What did you do for Thanksgiving this year?
Dinner with my family at my apartment in Brooklyn.
How proficient are you with the whole cooking thing?
I love trying new things for the holidays!
So what was on the menu this year?
I recently had an event for our Holiday Denim [collection] with No Kid Hungry at Haven's Kitchen, where we cooked a variety of dishes for a "Friendsgiving" meal. I loved the mashed winter squash with kale sage pesto—I recreated that for my dinner.
What's the one tradition you never miss out on?
We always watch the Thanksgiving parade while cooking dinner. It's something that I've always enjoyed...it's a classic holiday tradition!
2013 November 26
Oh, That's Just Anna Wintour Hanging With U2.
It's a beautiful day! Anna Wintour went for a little red carpet walk last night with The Edge, Bono, Larry Mullen Jr., and Adam Clayton of a little band they call U2. They were all at The Ziegfeld Theatre in New York to host and catch a special screening of Mandela: Long Walk To Freedom. U2 contributed a new song, "Ordinary Love", that plays during the end credits of the film, which tells the life story of their pal Nelson Mandela.
2013 November 26
Alexa Chung Is The Longchamp of The World
Alexa Chung follows in the footsteps of Kate Moss and Coco Rocha as the face of Longchamp's Spring campaign. Shot last month in Saint-Tropez by Max Vadukul, the ads will start rolling out in January with a short film by Jean-Francois Julian to accompany them to be released the same month. According to the brand, Chung got on their radar when she attended the opening of their new Regent Street flagship in September, which we'll take as a valuable lesson that going out and having fun will always pay off in the end no matter what your hangover tells you.
2013 November 26
Harry Brant Already Has A Cooler Job Than You
Splendid news! Everybody's fave teen, Harry Brant, is getting his own column in Interview, debuting in the December/January issue, according to Page Six. Now in case you were wondering how he landed that tony gig, HB's pop, Peter Brant, is the owner of Brant Publications, Inc., which owns the iconic magazine. His column "The Look" will apparently cover beauty, culture, and style, and debut with a conversation with artist Elizabeth Peyton about Marie Antoinette. Exactly the kind of turf we were writing about at 17-years-old. Congrats, kiddo.
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