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Not everybody welcome to the after the show show air polling is sitting in for.
Brian who went off to the Super Bowl although it went an -- actually can make it out of a New York airport today I'm so jealous that is that the greatest gig in all of TV news.
Really -- -- to -- it when I worked for CBS.
And what would engine and -- happening hasn't been the whole week there before.
And then I would actually not leave for the still telling when I make she'll say on TV that are well.
You can't see the game there.
I'd been there all week long and then I can hardly wait to two how many -- all about the -- -- and it's now that worked for I've worked pretty hard.
But ended going home watching on TV I -- I liked watching it come and -- Ryan gets insane access he gets the elect says he gets that yeah.
Players -- not fat -- one doing more.
Usually have five foot three chick doesn't necessarily want -- hang out players and just say and or the locker room.
Anyway let's talk about the worst Super Bowl guests -- -- survey.
And then we asked people to tweeting and what they mean what bugs in most about who rebels get when you watch him and the ball game -- -- -- -- -- -- -- friends family.
Hanging out -- -- the most annoying of all those people there is the.
The talker the socialite but that's -- some look at some old episode.
-- -- -- Yes the talk a social at a time there's the remote -- was called yet though the remote commentator on it hard to believe -- -- -- that because some changes the settings and.
Flips the volume and channels -- note all that being the guy who likes Motorola.
All the stats aren't that bad you know that the people Jersey -- -- forty -- and my son's school this let's do they Wear uniforms but on Friday they get to where garb.
Of the team -- is it like so I guess they're violating they're gonna bug somebody.
18% said the Dieter who counts calories.
On the biggest -- to -- and food and snacks.
And than others who treated this is -- on double -- True the worst.
One ship one did slow.
Okay and it even Ryan -- we won't say who you witnessed double dipping sauce so I'll double dipper.
Guy who gets too drunk to drive home.
That was what somebody yeah that's not good thing when they don't -- she picked it out there -- that's and that's the heritage.
I don't -- the party that I'm going to.
Either right after half time.
Or right right before halftime because I need to snooze a little bit be approved by wanna be somewhat coherent -- on Monday morning after after the game.
So that level definitely not violate that rule -- we have many other.
Ones here the guests I.
Very -- -- another double on the couch coach.
I guess that be the person thinks they know all the planes and -- -- -- -- that's part of that's that's fine they should tested they should run draw.
-- Yes I actually know and understand -- football does he has to get this actually actually do it love it it's my favorite sport.
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-- them via you know you saw that a lot during the pro ball which and it has been on offensive fest they they need to have a once it hurts.
No one wants to get her point.
But did you see when Eli Manning would throw to his favorite receiver and they wouldn't even really call the play that much and hasn't had a microphone on him because I didn't hear him I wasn't watching the global I was -- some some else's -- The same time the Pro -- ones -- can remember what was.
That was I was look I don't know it's kind of finds that was a sixty minutes hasn't Obama and Hillary on Saturday but not -- After the union but it -- When you remember to email me let me know or have fun today Erickson a four and the five -- we will see you back here.
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Peter Molyneux is a familiar face at the Game Developers Conference. He often uses it as a platform to unveil new features in Lionhead games - remember 2007's infamous dog revelation?
But Lionhead has yet to announce its next project, and this year Molyneux didn't have any news to share. Eurogamer sat down with him to find out why, and to have a bit of a dig around in his brain. Read on to find out what's whirling about in it (briefly: parrots, vomit, disease, EA, Miyamoto being a "bastard", the Caddyshack films and the future of gaming).
Eurogamer: Why are you at the Game Developers Conference?
Peter Molyneux: Firstly, networking.
Eurogamer: Do you mean hanging about in the bar?
Peter Molyneux: Hanging about in the bar, meeting lots of independent game developers, meeting people I've known before, meeting bankers, meeting a whole raft of people... What's that on the back of your hand?
Eurogamer: I went to the Nordic Game party last night, and they stamped my hand to show that I'm 21, because obviously I don't look old enough to drink in America.
Peter Molyneux: Obviously. What was it like?
Eurogamer: It was quite Nordic.
Peter Molyneux: What do you mean?
Eurogamer: Quite vikingy. Lots of very tall, very happy men shouting at each other. Anyway...
Peter Molyneux: I'm also giving a talk, and it's one of my first real talks. I've been coming to GDC since the dawn of time and usually I talk about the game Lionhead's working on. I think some people go to those talks, and they go away and say, "Oh, that approach they developed is interesting." Other people say, "That's just getting me excited about the game, and not telling me anything about the way Lionhead works."
So this time I'm talking about what if you want to innovate in games, and do mad things like put dogs into RPGs...
Eurogamer: I wondered how long it would be before you mentioned the dog.
Peter Molyneux: ...Then how do you do it without breaking the bank and going totally insane? I'm showing some Lionhead experiments and making the case that first of all, a lot of them aren't anything to do with me, and they're very successful. Secondly, experiments allow us to be brave, and we feel safe about doing experiments.
Eurogamer: That's no good for journalists though, is it? Where's your new game? I suppose it's not called the Game Journalists Conference...
Peter Molyneux: No, it's not. Although I've always said we should have a Game Journalists Conference where we pretend not to release details of the next game, but we actually do.
Eurogamer: In his GDC speech Satoru Iwata talked about Nintendo's approach to experimentation, and how Shigeru Miyamoto works...
Peter Molyneux: I didn't see that. How does he work?
Eurogamer: Well, there's the death spiral, see, where you start out with all these great ideas, but you run out of time and money and end up with a poor quality game.
Peter Molyneux: Hmm, yes [nods knowingly].
Eurogamer: Whereas at Nintendo, very small teams spend up to two years working on each prototype...
Peter Molyneux: Wow, it's the same! Unbeknown, I work the same way as Miyamoto! The bastard got it out before me! How funny, that's exactly the way we work...
At Lionhead we have these little prototypes, and they have what we call sponsors. Anyone who's senior management can sponsor an idea. The prototype projects can last from one week to 12 weeks, but that's the core of what the experience is. The dog in Fable would not exist without one of those experiments.
Well, no one's going to slag it off if Miyamoto uses that technique!
Eurogamer: So you're not going to announce Fable 3 at GDC... But didn't Jonathan Ross already do that via Twitter?
Peter Molyneux: We were at the BAFTAs and so was Jonathan Ross. There were ten people from the Fable team, and they were so excited to win the award that everyone downed the medium-cheap wine on the table - about two bottles each.
I went off to do some interviews. When I came back two of the programmers were slumped on the floor, virtually in their own vomit. The rest of them had Jonathan Ross literally pinned up against a wall, going, "Go on, do a voiceover, do a voiceover, do a voiceover..." Poor Jonathan. They were virtually beating him up.
He then assumed it was for Fable 3, but it could have been a voiceover for any of the Fable things we've got planned.
Eurogamer: So is he going to do a voiceover for you?
Peter Molyneux: He's got a really unique voice. I wonder how recognised it is outside of the UK. I don't mean to question his notoriety, but there's certainly some humour in his voice which would be interesting. But there are no set plans.
Eurogamer: When can we expect to hear more about Lionhead's project?
Peter Molyneux: Two things need to happen before we can tell the world. Microsoft has to see the sense in what we're doing, and we've got to absolutely have something to show you. This is the rule now, the rule I've set myself - I will absolutely not talk about anything, any concepts or ideas, until I've got something tangible to show.
We're almost there on the tangible thing, and we've been showing it round internally. It's probably the best reaction I've ever seen to anything I've done.
Eurogamer: Will you be ready to show it off at E3?
Peter Molyneux: I would show you now if it was up to me. Right this second, on that TV there.
It's something which has been worked on for a very, very, very long time. When you look at it I think you'll say, "Well, that's just insanely simple. Why has it taken so long?"
But what makes it so hard - and this is teasing you horribly - is making it so simple, and yet to have all this unbelievable technology behind the thing.
Eurogamer: Yes, that is quite annoying, thanks Peter.
Peter Molyneux: You've probably got a mild hangover, and that sort of annoyance just makes it slightly worse...
Eurogamer: Absolutely not, I'm extremely professional. And still drunk. Is it a new Dungeon Keeper?
Peter Molyneux: No. Did you go to the GDC Awards ceremony? The first half of the ceremony was all about independent games. It's amazing; it's almost identical to when I started in the industry. You've got these people walking on stage, they look pale and geeky, they are obviously are pushing their bodies to the very limit. And they come up with these ideas which have never been seen before, and they're getting them out there and making loads of money. Who would have though that would come around again? It's gone full circle.
Eurogamer: Do you think we're going to see less huge teams and massive budgets now, what with the monster munch affecting games companies?
Peter Molyneux: If a serious amount of money is going to be bet, it's got to be a pretty sure thing the bet is going to pay off. I'm going to give EA some credit for Mirror's Edge and Dead Space, because they really did try to create some new franchises. I take my hat off to them. I think anyone looking at those games can criticise them a little bit, but you can admire their bravery. But it's going to be a brave, brave person who bets on a new franchise, I have to say.
Eurogamer: Or even tries new things with an old franchise... I'm thinking about games like Prince of Persia, where they tried to do something different with an old brand, but not that many people bought it. Whereas you put the words "Tom" and "Clancy" on the box again and give the man a different gun, and it shifts millions...
Peter Molyneux: It's funny how the games industry has almost bucked the trend of the rest of entertainment. I'm not criticising the recent Star Wars films...
Eurogamer: Don't, because they are the best films ever made. That is a scientific fact. I am a prequels apologist. I am not ashamed.
Peter Molyneux: The first three were brilliant, but the next three weren't.
Eurogamer: Well, that is an incorrect opinion, but you are entitled to it. You were saying?
Peter Molyneux: It's interesting that only the die-hard, slightly fanatical...
Eurogamer: Realists?
Peter Molyneux: ...On-the-verge-of-insane-people actually enjoyed the latter three. But other than that, there aren't many films that have survived one, two, three, four instalments...
Eurogamer: Police Academy.
Peter Molyneux: There is that of course. And Caddyshack 1, 2, 3, and 4, let's not forget that high point of dramatic entertainment. But they tend to go downhill. It's going to be interesting - is there going to be a Tom Clancy 56 and a Halo 99?
Eurogamer: Is there going to be a Fable 72?
Peter Molyneux: Whatever happens in the future of Fable, I don't want you to think you know exactly what features are going to be in there. Don't think about this as an RPG franchise - think about it as the world of Albion.
There's a niche for Fable as there's humour in there and there's a Britishness and I think we'll keep that side of it. But whether it's more action or RPG or MMO or some new genre - that's what we have to do.
I think it's not good enough just to say, "OK, we'll do another Fable." Because in the end you're just driving yourself off the cliff. At some point, someone's going to turn round and say, "You know, I'm a bit bored by all this." We don't want that to happen.
If I was talking about Fable 3 - I would hope there would be three enormously big things about the Fable 3 that would surprise and shock you. Not that I am talking about Fable 3. Hypothetically speaking.
Eurogamer: Is one of them a cat?
Peter Molyneux: No. Good guess. Parrot? Maybe. Not really.
Eurogamer: That's the headline, right there: 'Parrot may appear in Fable 3. With Jonathan Ross.' He could be the voice of the parrot! "Pwetty Polly!"
Peter Molyneux: Yes!
Eurogamer: I want royalties. Anyway, we recently ran a story about Blizzard discussing the next Xbox with Microsoft. Have you had any discussions about it?
Peter Molyneux: [Long pause] Umm... Well, that's so clearly a no comment. That's blatantly... Absolutely no comment.
Eurogamer: I thought I'd ask anyway, because sometimes you get a bit carried away, Peter. No offence.
Peter Molyneux: Yes, that's true. If you'd caught me at the end of the day, I probably would have spilled some more beans.
Eurogamer: Go on, "There are three big things coming with the next Xbox, one of them is not a cat but it might be a parrot..."
Peter Molyneux: What I would say - and this is not saying anything - is it's a bloody exciting time to be in this industry. Every foundation stone you can think of is being thrown away. I'm not talking about any particular manufacturer, but you have the advent of Live, changes to how you play games, what you hold, how games are distributed, whether a games console is just a box you buy and then that's it... All of those things are completely changing at the moment.
You can see us in five years' time, sitting here - if I haven't died of some horrendous old person's disease - we're going to be showing stuff we can't even imagine now.
Peter Molyneux is head of Lionhead Studios. The company's current project, Fable 14: Jonathan Ross and his Magical Parrot, is in development for a console Microsoft is currently designing in space and will be released via brain chips next century.

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The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey Board of Commissioners has authorized the World Trade Center Transportation Hub project. The design is broadly unchanged from the initial proposals but with a few refinements. This clears the way for a September 6 groundbreaking on a project that will reconnect and expand links between the PATH rapid-transit system, all downtown subway lines and the World Financial Center Ferry Terminal via underground passageways. The Federal Transit Administration has committed approximately $1.92 billion towards the $2.21 billion project. New York Governor George E. Pataki said, "It will provide an emotional lift for Lower Manhattan and will help boost the region's economy with total economic activity projected at $3.7 billion."
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This is the story The Year at Maple Hill Farm by Alice and Martin Provenson. The story describes the activities on the farm for each season and month. Text, narration, and images are all included in this video. The book is part of the suggested reading materials listed on the corestandards.org website for grades K-1. (18:00)
The eleven minute video provides an overview of this city. There isn't much depth, but does deal with enough history to make it usable.
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Two years ago, an important literary discovery was revealed -- the existence of a wealthy plantation owner's mid-1800s diary that had been read by William Faulkner and served as the great author's source for names, incidents and details in his prize-winning novels. Sally Wolff uncovered the connection between the diary and Faulkner when she was working on a book about the people who knew Faulkner.
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Florida Gov. Rick Scott is recommending a $74.2 billion budget for the coming year.
The Republican governor on Thursday unveiled a budget that includes a pay raise for school teachers as well as a $1,200 one-time bonus for state workers.
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Scott wants almost $300 million of the proposed increase to cover pension obligations, but teachers can still expect a bigger paycheck.
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At an Aug. 8 meeting of Newport Beach and Costa Mesa Tea Party Republicans, tears formed in Representative Dana Rohrabacher's eyes, his tortoise-like face contorted and his lips quivered, momentarily blocking words from escaping. The audience—an overwhelmingly Caucasian and elderly crowd of about 150 people fond of Orange County's senior, career politician—remained hushed. Never known as a particularly friendly or sensitive man, Rohrabacher looked on... More >>>
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An Eye for an Eye
Rise and shine, nightstalkers. The sun is up. We're up. And you're about to be put down for good! Avengers: the bloodthirsty, incensed, outraged and self-righteous among hunters. What makes a normal person go toe to toe with monsters-and win? Insanity? Divine blessing? Driving will? Just ask. Then again, you may not get an answer. Actions speak louder ... [click here for more]
The Best Defense
"We know your kind. You stalk and kill innocent human beings for your own amusement. Not on our watch. This is our turf. You're not welcome." Defenders: stalwart, determined, the last line against the monstrous hordes. What drives a person to make herself a veritable shield in the war against the abominations? Passion? Pride? Penance? There's ... [click here for more]
Amid the Horrors of the World. . .
Every hunter can attest that there are no certainties on the mission. No one knows who the Messengers are, where monsters come from or why certain people are chosen to be imbued. But now, a new force emerges, a new creed never seen before. Can these strange, distant, isolated people answer the questions on all hunters' lips? Or does th... [click here for more]
Let He Without Sin. . .
"Monsters exist. What's so hard to understand? The hard part is helping them. If we don't, we're no better." Innocents: the unabashed, direct and accepting among hunters. The Innocent recognize that monsters were once people; that there's a fine line between human and inhumane, and that even hunters can cross it. Innocents naive? No. As... [click here for more]
Justice Is Blind
For your crimes against humanity, I find you guilty! May God have mercy on your soul!" Judges: the self-appointed law among hunters. Judges understand that evil is a choice, not an affliction. The abomination who stalks and kills people can be a monster. . . or one of the imbued. What makes these hunters decide who lives and dies? Arrogance? Pruden... [click here for more]
Every Revolution has its Martyrs
"You monsters can't win. You can strike me down, but another will rise to take my place!" Martyrs: The sacrificial among hunters, but by no means the lambs. Martyrs believe that inspiring the imbued against the supernatural means leading from the front, suffering the teeth and claws of the enemy and perhaps even dying for the c... [click here for more]
The Hand of Salvation
I am here to confess your sins. It's never too late to repent your monstrous ways. . . even after an eternity." Redeemers: the self-appointed saviors among hunters. Redeemers believe that any soul, even a monster, can atone for its sins. The price of penance is high, though - as high by the reckoning of these imbued as the depth to which the e... [click here for more]
Monsters might win battles, but we are going to win the war.Visionaries: The thinkers, prophets and leaders of the imbued. Hunters struggle against the supernatural night after night, but to what end? Visionaries live in the now and look to the future, hoping to guide the imbued to a better world maybe one that only they can see. What makes these hunters so certain of th... [click here for more]
Monsters are everywhere, lurking in the shadows, masqueradingas upstanding citizens or hiding in plain sight. They murder,abuse and oppress humanity. They have to be stopped, at anyprice. A new force emerges among hunters, a new creed neverseen before. These chosen are bent on obliterating the supernatural and anyone who gets in their way. Are these wanton killersthe worlds... [click here for more]
Dead Things Walk the Earth...
Your neighborhood isn't the only place crawling with zombies, bloodsuckers and ghosts. They're all over the world! Fortunately, so are hunters. We fight monster everywhere. But unless hunters can unite, our weapons, knowledge and tools will be lost with each of us. Together we stand, divided we fall.
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Once, hunters were normal people who lived regular lives, just like you and me. That was before. Now that the Messengers have touched them, the imbued recognize the real horrific world ruled by monsters. But who are the Messengers, where did monsters come from and why were these once-blind people chosen to inherit the Earth? The answers lie in the ravings of a madman.
The Hunters Hunted As far as the chosen know, they're the first to see the truth, to know that monsters exist and prey upon humanity. But the imbued aren't the only ones to oppose the creatures of the night. Government agents, crusaders and mystics wage their own wars. How do these people perceive the chosen? Can alliances be forged? Or is war inevitable between all these hunters? And can monst... [click here for more]
What Monsters Lurk Hunters may have been exposed to the truth of the World of Dakness© - that monsters exist - but they actually learn very little about what stalks the night. Every hunter must answer the call in his own way, according to his own values and beliefs. What other choice does he have? But what if a radically different outlook made the ... [click here for more]
Do Not Go Gentle...
Now that your hunter knows the truth about the World of Darkness - that monsters lurk in the shadows, prey upon helpless victims and oppress humanity - he goes well armed into the night. Finally, the predator will know what it means to be prey.
Into That Dark Night
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The Reckoning Is at Hand
We know you're out there, lurking in the shadows, manipulating people like puppets. You monsters have controlled mankind for centuries, but you have weaknesses. You can be killed. Just remember, we're cattle like all the rest. That is, till we learn your secrets. Then we'll see who's in control.
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And they shall know that I am the Lord
Hunters have been exposed to the truth of the World of Darkness that monsters exist, preying upon humanity and they lash out at or reconcile their oppressors. But how does the world and its monsters respond to these dangerous people? Does the supernatural even notice them? Is their crusade in vain? When I shall lay my ven... [click here for more]
Beasts That Walk as Men
They lurk in the wild places where people fear to tread. They stalk the cities and prey upon the unsuspecting human masses. Man-beasts, shapechangers, werewolves. The name doesnt matter. Theyre abominations, a part of and a violation of both man and nature. Thats why hunters set out to prove whos the real king of the beasts, once and for all.
Take Back The Night
For centuries, supernatural powers have reigned, warring among themselves, culling the human herds and lashing out from the shadows. The creatures of the night have held court since before the dawn of history.
Nothing lasts forever.
From the throng of humanity, individuals emerge who know the truth. They know monsters exist. Enough is en... [click here for more]
Behold a Pale Horse. . . Graves yawn wide. Spirits haunt the living. Corpses pursue perverse agendas from beyond the grave. The gates to the next world swing wide. Is it the end of the world? Not if hunters can help it. Theirs is the power to put the dead to rest - once and for all. . . . and His Name That Sat on Him was Death Hunter: The Walking Dead explores and explains the proliferation ... [click here for more]
Ignorance Is Bliss
Most people go through life on a daily, endless round of chores and tasks - paying bills, going to school, working a job, raising a family. Many live their lives in ignorance of the danger that passes them on the street or lives in the mansion on the hill, walking through a bright blindness all their lives. Some, however have their blindfolds ripped off, and ... [click here for more]
Time of Judgement is the final book for the World of Darkness as you know it, and helps you resolve the stories of five different games: Demon, Hunter, Changeling, Mummy and Kindred of the East.
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Situated in the city center, this hotel is close to Camelot Park, Fox Theater, and Buck Owens Crystal Palace. Also nearby are Rabobank Arena and McMurtrey Aquatic Center.
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Travelodge Bakersfield offers a complimentary continental breakfast. Other amenities include complimentary wireless Internet access, laundry facilities, and a garden.
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Televisions come with premium cable channels. Guestrooms also feature complimentary wireless Internet access, air conditioning, and climate control.
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A complimentary breakfast is offered each morning. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. This Bakersfield hotel also offers an outdoor pool, a garden, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby.
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Guests are offered a complimentary continental breakfast each morning.
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The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
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Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Special check-in instructions:
Early check-in (from midday) may be possible based on room availability.
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Check-out time is 11 AM
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Accepted at this hotel: American Express, Diners Club, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
- Pets
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Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
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- In-room safe fee: USD 1.5 per night
- Rollaway bed fee: USD 15 per night
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
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The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation. This property allows pets in specific rooms only (surcharges apply and can be found in the Fees section). Guests can request one of these rooms by contacting the property directly, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.


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Fiasco di Gelato
A Brunswick gelateria gives Italy's frozen treat a Maine touch.
- By: Kathleen Fleury
Photograph by Trent Bell
Four years ago Joshua Davis and Bruno Tropeano, the founders of Maine's premier Italian gelateria, the Gelato Fiasco, were living in Rome. Business partners since their sophomore year at Bentley University in Waltham, Massachusetts, in 2002, the pair had first successfully ventured into real estate speculation, then property management. But while in Rome their interests turned to artisanal foods — and eventually honed in on gelato.
This story wouldn't be very surprising except that this Rome (population 980) is located about a half an hour from Maine's capital, Augusta. And there wasn't a gelateria in sight.
Davis and Tropeano perceived a dearth of gelaterias across the United States. The duo deemed the situation, appropriately, a fiasco, and it inspired them to dive into the frozen dessert business. "In Italy, there are something like sixty million people and around eighty thousand gelaterias," says Davis. "That's the rumor at least. And no one was really doing it justice here."
The delicious Italian treat translated surprisingly well to Maine. Quality local ingredients — from Garelick milk to seasonal fresh fruit — facilitated gelato-making of the highest order. And the audience, in Brunswick in particular, appeared ready-made. "It's right at the mouth of the midcoast," says Tropeano, "so we see all the people who go up Route 1, but it's also close enough to downtown Portland."
"We were looking for a place that obviously appreciates more than just chain restaurants," adds Davis. "There are about forty-five restaurants that you can walk to from our street. For a town of twenty thousand to support that many unique and diverse restaurants was an obvious sign that it could support a gelateria."
Gelato, which simply means frozen in Italian, is not a synonym for ice cream. Made primarily with whole milk rather than cream, gelato contains less butterfat (all ice creams, according to the FDA, must consist of at least 10 percent butterfat). Less fat means a heightened experience of flavor because the mouth isn't working as hard to permeate the fat. Gelato is also churned more slowly than traditional ice cream and stored at a slightly warmer temperature, resulting in less air and altering the consistency. "Ice cream with a romance to it," as Davis puts it.
This time of year the most popular flavor is Maine Blueberry — they can't keep it in stock. "We get most of our blueberries from Gert Card, an eighty-year-old woman who harvests in Topsham," says Davis. "She came in our first summer and asked us if we wanted to buy six or seven pints of blueberries. We said, 'Can we get eighty?' "
Since opening in August of 2007, the Gelato Fiasco has served more than 450 flavors. Each morning the shop will make anywhere from twenty-five to thirty-five different flavors in small batches. When the flavor runs out for the day, you're out of luck. Though Maine Blueberry reigns supreme in summer, the most popular year-round flavor is Sicilian Pistachio. If you're not a nut or berry fan, there is no shortage of variety: tart, punchy Pomegranate-Lime Sorbetto (sorbetto is a subgenre of gelato made with no dairy); fluffy, sugary Cake Batter; Chocolate Chipotle with a spicy finishing kick. All the flavors entice from within the eighteen-foot englassed display — good thing you can mix and match!
Gelato Fiasco pints are now sold at grocers and markets across the state, several restaurants serve a variety of flavors for dessert, and, as of this writing, six retail locations in New England offer the scooped stuff, including Gelato Mania in Boothbay, Wicked Gelato in Farmington, Bard Coffee and Whole Foods in Portland, and Roly's English Fudge in Kennebunkport. And while their edible product is truly top-notch, the fun-loving, playful work environment that Davis and Tropeano have created is most definitely a secret ingredient in their success. On the Contact Us page of their Web site, "telepathic transmission" follows Twitter. And on cold winter days, a matching discount in price is offered for every degree below freezing.
"I think making gelato that tastes great and has the right texture and right appearance served by people who are really happy — that model could work anywhere in the world," says Davis. The fact that this Italian indulgence, with its well-deserved reputation as some of the best in the country, was conceived in Rome, Maine, well, that's just icing on the Cake Batter gelato.
- By: Kathleen Fleury


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LEONI Bordnetz-Systeme GmbH & Co. KG, which forms part of the LEONI Group, has disposed of its subsidiary LEONI Flex S.A. (formerly: Nicolitch S.A.), based in Burnhaupt in the Alsace, effective 23 December 2003. The French company, which manufactures flexible printed circuit boards (FPCB), has around 140 employees. The new owner is Arques AG of Starnberg, Germany.
LEONI originally acquired the specialized French company in 1999 in response to the trend in the automotive industry towards FPCB. These were intended to replace some of the conventional wiring systems comprising round conductors in certain areas such as cockpit, roof-liner and doors. The fact that this business has not progressed as quickly as expected means that other markets have to be developed that do not fit into LEONI Group's strategic focus. In order to be able to offer its customers in the automotive industry FPCB in future as well, LEONI Wiring Systems intends to continue collaborating with its former subsidiary.
Arques AG, which concentrates on the purchase and development of companies facing major changes, has acquired and operated more than 40 medium-sized enterprises over the past 12 years. As a result, Arques has comprehensive experience in nearly every industrial sector including mechanical and plant engineering, telecommunications as well as the consumer goods industry.
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Morton's The Steakhouse - Palm Beach
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Excellent Morton's. I have been to many and PB clearly the best. Updated more diverse menu. Perfect food and service. Attentive and covers every detail manager. In addition to the steaks, the crab cakes and veal chop with truffle butter was great.
The food was delicious and the service was impeccable.
The prices are high, but the quality of the steak is very good. The service is excellant and the staff is very knowledgable about the menu. The only down side was the portion size of the "Short Ribs". The menu says "Ribs" but the plate only contained one short rib. While it was very tasty, it was too small a portion. If we had know that it was such a smal;l portion, we wouldn't have ordered it.
We had an awesome time. Service was impeccable. Staff was extremely friendly, and food was superb.
Have been dining here several times annually for more than 10 years and never had anything but a great experience; food and service always spot on; On the expensive side, but the value is there. Will return soon just to try the bar food menu, which we've heard great things about.
I love the relaxed feel of this place - like a comfortable dining room in a friends home. I definitely would return to try more dishes. The onion soup was amazing and the Morton's chopped salad was refreshing. The table was split on the bone-in ribeye,one person thought it was outstanding the other person perferred it boneless. Everyone else loved the steak and seafood that was ordered. All cooked to perfection. Deserts are outstanding. A wide range to choose from. Service was well-timed and always friendly, wines were affordable.
I took my wife for her 34th birthday and Mother's day.I had a reservation and we were seated right away.The service is impeccable an food was delicious.We will definitely return here again.
Steaks are always good -- and those truffle french fries! And the dessert souffle!!
Our party of four arrived early for our reservation, so we went to the bar for drinks. The bartender, Terry, was very accommodating. The maitre d' was very friendly. She also checked back with us several times during our meal. Our server, although friendly and very knowledgeable, was not very attentive until just before we left. A couple of prix fixe specials were available, featuring four courses for $49 and $59. The food, from appetizer to dessert, was excellent. I ordered my filet mignon "medium rare plus" and it was perfect, however a little too cool. We also got excellent advice on our second bottle of wine from the maitre d', who was subbing for the sommelier. Had the server been more available, I would have rated five stars.
I used to wait tables with Morton's 24 years ago. I wanted to bring my date on her birthday to what I still consider the best steak in the business. I took advantage of the dinner for two at 60 dollars apiece. For those of you on a budget this is the only spmewhat affordable way to try a little of everything Morton's famous for. You get salad, filet mignonette, seafood choice...we had the shrimp Alexander and the scallops and we also tried the sautéed spinach and mushrooms and the hash browns. Everything was cooked perfectly. But the piece de resistance was the lava chocolate cake with hagan Daz vanilla bean. Our waitress was spot on and the hostess took our picture and gave us two copies..that was a wonderful touch to a great evening.
Excellent food worth every penny. Wonderful Attention from Staff. Katie was superb. Had slight Problem with steak temp and it was quickly and Graciously remedied.
I was not disappointed with Morton's. I enjoyed the atmosphere very much and our waitress was pleasant and very professional. I took my husband there for Father's Day and he enjoyed every minute of the experience, he had the filet mignon and I had the salmon and veggie. OMG!!! They gave us a lot of food which was very scrumptious I ate so much that I was unable to walk. I will definitely return to try the other delightful items on the menu. I recommend Morton's for what ever occasion that you have plan. You will not be disappointed. Thanks,
My fiancé and I had an excellent experience! Esther took super care of us, and the meal was enjoyable from start to finish. From the wine list to the excellent steaks with complementary béarnaise, we thoroughly enjoyed our date night!
The ambience of this restaurant provides a soothing relaxation to the dining experience. The short ribs and scallops combination was excellent and my friend had me taste her scrumptious crab stuffed shrimp. Their sides are large and the spinach and mushrooms dish was very good as were our salads. The onion bread was warm, which melted the butter. Their beverages were mood setting and the cappuccino topped off a fantastic dining occasion.
I took my boyfriend here for his birthday. I made reservations and we were seated as soon as we walked in the door (8pm on a Friday night). The staff greeted us with a Happy Birthday and we were offered a complimentary photo of us for the occasion. Service was great and so was the food It was a little loud but I would definitely recommend this restaurant for a special occasion since it is pricey.
My husband and I were celebrating our 15th wedding anniversary. It's a once a year restaurant for us to celebrate a special occasion.
We've been going here for years and we love it, from the atmosphere to the drinks the personnel and most importantly, the food.
Food is outstanding, service and ambiance are perfect, can't wait until the next lobster night. Great value!
The Staff at this Mortons are superb. Been going there for years. Bar staff are extra-friendly and the new bar bites menu is superb. The wine selection is also exceptional. Kudos to Mortons.
GREAT SERVICE !!!!! Food was excellent - best Gey Goose Cosmo :)
Great staff they provide absolutely wonderful service with a personal touch and the food was exceptional.
We went for our anniversary and had an excellent time and meal. I had written that we were celebrating our anniversary in the requests section on our opentable.com reservation. Hostess and servers all congratulated us and the menu even said "Happy Anniversary" and the date.
Would definitely go back. Great food and nice atmosphere
Good, but doesn't live up to the one in Chicago. But none of the other Morton's ever seem to.
My wife and I are not big meat-eaters, but when we go out for steaks, we like to do it right. When in West Palm Beach, Morton's is the place. The food is outstanding and the service is impeccable. The wait staff are some of the nicest people you'd hope to meet. We can't say enough about this outstanding restaurant in the Morton's chain. Thanks for the special birthday menu and the attentive, friendly service.
Overall, what a great experience! Great service, amazing food, great feeling from beginning to end!!
This is by far the best steakhouse in all of South Florida. Great ambiance along with great service compliment this great steak dinner.
Terrific dinner, as always....Lisa ( Mgr.) was gracious and came by several times to chat & make sure everything was OK...Michael, our waiter for the 2nd time, was friendly & efficient, answering all our questions....I had the 8 oz filet mignon ( cooked perfectly!), my wife the salmon fillet...we had broccoli & lyonnaise potatoes and I had key lime pie and her, the creme brulee , both scrumptious...appetizer of caesar salad & 5 cheese onion soup were also good.....
The restaurant has no ambiance nor view. We expected lots of dark wood or at least something fancy but it was quite simple for such an expensive restaurant. The steaks were excellent, however, we thought the broccoli would have been much better with some olive oil and seasoning rather than simply steamed with nothing else on it. The service was excellent and the timing between each dish being served was perfect. Very attentive waiter.
I totally enjoyed this restaurant ! The food was excellent and the server was awesome!
They were well prepared to help us celebrate our special occasion of anniversary. Complete with picture and special menu, the experience wil be remembered and most likely repeated in near future.
We always enjoy our special times at Morton's. The food, ambiance and service are the best.
There were six of us for dinner and all the food came out in the correct manner with all of the dishes very tasty.
Our Thanksgiving dinner was above & beyond our expectations! Our waiter, George, brought perfection with all of his service. We could not have asked for a better dining experience!
We first ate at a Morton's in Boston and we had 5 star delicious meals (best NY steak) I ever had and overall everything was delicious. So we decided on Morton's here in Palm Beach for a special thanksgiving meal with our out of town daughter and guest. The service gets a 3 star the waitress seamed really not into being there on the holiday but was not bad. The steaks were just so-so but still a 4 star rated by us (not the best but not the worse) I had the 5 peppercorn steak and it was too heavily coated. The sides were very good. My desert was excellent (carrot cake) but my daughter and friends baked chocolate concoction was below par and my wifes chocolate mousse was just ok. Overall I would still say this is a worthwhile restaurant.
We chose to have thanksgiving diner at Morton's this year because our party if 4 was in the area for a national field hockey tournament. We selected a Sav Blanc from the wine list that was fantastic with our meals. Our friend Jeff provided great insight into menu options and steak styles as well as desert special. Each of the four of us chose a "surf and turf" 3 course meal. The food was outstanding, service was friendly and intimate - we chatted with Jeff and another female server and got to know Jeff's history, travels, and opening locations around the world. Although we were from Ohio, Mass, and PA we all would come back to this location! We were very happy with our experience. Thank you!
Went there on a Friday night...restaurant was busy but we were seated right away...had great service and the food was excellent..will definitely return.
My wife ran her first marathon in Palm Beach earlier that day and we celebrated with an awesome meal complete with a custom menu that said "Congratulations on Your First Marathon, (my wife's name)!" Great service as well.


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Hotel with a complimentary breakfast, in Westmont (Lombard - Oak Brook)
This hotel is located in Westmont (Lombard - Oak Brook), close to Ty Warner Park, Gregg House Museum, and Veterans Memorial Park. Local attractions also include Oak Brook Golf Course and Oakbrook Center Mall.
Hotel Features
Extended Stay America - Chicago - Westmont - Oak Brook provides complimentary wireless Internet access, laundry facilities, free parking, and small meeting rooms.
Room Amenities
Televisions come with cable channels. Guestrooms also feature kitchens, complimentary wireless Internet access, and refrigerators.
Hotel Amenities
- General
Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. This Westmont hotel also offers coffee/tea in the lobby, laundry facilities, and a safe deposit box at the front desk. Complimentary parking is available on site.
- 24-hour front desk
- Air-conditioned public areas
- Number of floors - 3
- Business services
- Free breakfast
- Coffee/tea in lobby
- Elevator/lift
- Free Wi-Fi
- Laundry facilities
- Multiple small meeting rooms
- Total number of rooms - 140
- Free parking
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Free parking
- Room Amenities
- Air conditioning
- Cable TV service
- Weekly housekeeping provided
- Clock radio
- Coffee/tea maker
- Cookware, dishware, and utensils
- Electronic/magnetic keys
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- Free local calls
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Guests are offered a complimentary continental breakfast.
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Check-in time starts at 3 PM
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Check-out time is 11 AM
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Accepted at this hotel: American Express, Diners Club, Discover, JCB International, MasterCard, Visa
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Pets allowed, Pet policy - dogs and cats only, Maximum number of pets per room 2
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
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- The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Pet fee: USD 25 Per room, per day (maximum USD 150 per stay)
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Neuroscience research
The Neuroscience team is dedicated to engaging in translational research, where clinical problems are taken from patients' bedsides to study in the laboratory. Laboratory discoveries are then converted into new treatments, preventions and therapies for patients.
Neurosurgical research is conducted in collaboration with the Neuroscience Research Laboratory, a division of Neurosurgery at The Medical College of Wisconsin. The lab occupies more than 25,000 square feet of space and employs eight doctorate-level researchers and 20 support staff for federally and privately funded research.
Neurology and Neurosurgery research teams not only collaborate with local organizations such as Children's Research Institute and the Medical College, but also with children's hospitals across the country to enhance the care for children and adolescents with neurological disorders.
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- Harry Whelan, MD, Bleser Family Chair in Neurology, has been inducted into the NASA Space Technology Hall of Fame for his research into the use of near-infrared LEDs for wound healing and the treatment of brain tumors. In a multiyear investigation approved by the Food and Drug Administration, Dr. Whelan found that diabetic skin ulcers and other wounds in mice healed much faster when exposed to the special LEDs in the lab. In a separate protocol, Dr. Whelan is studying the use of LEDs to promote healing of acute mouth ulcers resulting from chemotherapy and radiation used to treat cancer in children.
Dr. Whelan is the principal investigator on a grant from the National Institutes of Health studying near-infrared light therapy for neurodegenerative diseases, such as Parkinson's and diseases of the visual system. He also is conducting a pilot study supported in part by the Clinical Translational Science Institute of near-infrared light therapy for diabetic macular edema, a form of diabetic eye disease. Dr. Whelan presented this translational bench-to-bedside research to the United States Congress at the NASA Spin-off Day on Capitol Hill as an example of how space research is helping patients.
Physicians and researchers have joined a partnership of 11 children's hospitals and universities across the country to find out which of two commonly prescribed medications is best for treating seizures in children in the emergency room. Because seizures can be life threatening if not stopped immediately, medication has to be given within five minutes of a child's arrival in the emergency department. There may not be time to talk to a child's parent or guardian about the study prior to treatment. In that case, a child may be enrolled in the study without a parent' s permission. For more information visit www.childrensnational.org/seizurestudy/ or call (866) 377-8557.
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- Kurt Hecox, MD, PhD, and Michael Schwabe, MD, continue to investigate the use of advanced signal processing methods to extract information from the electroencephalography signal. This would allow the early detection of seizures, increase the effectiveness of computerized seizure detection systems and improve the accuracy of locating the site of onset of seizures in children with medication-resistant epilepsy. There are plans to apply these same techniques to the EEG data pool from the Food and Drug Administration's sponsored study trial examining childhood absence epilepsy in more than 300 children.
- Charles Marcuccilli, MD, PhD, director of Epilepsy at the Medical College, Sean Lew, MD, Andrew Tryba, PhD, and the epilepsy research team are collaborating with other researchers to study epilepsy using human brain tissue - one of only a few programs in the country capable of this technique. The epilepsy research team was the first to identify intrinsic burster cells in humans. These brain cells are thought to initiate seizures. These investigators further classified the mechanism underlying the bursting activity. Through this process, investigators not only can identify the source of the seizure, but also the entire network of abnormal tissue found throughout the brain. The goal of this research is to allow better localization of the seizure focus, improve efficacy of antiepileptic medication and prevent seizures.
Investigators are looking at the specific gene expression changes and testing drugs on certain brain tissues. This research will help identify the correct treatment options for patients on the first round, as well as identify drugs that could be harmful. This translational research will allow investigators to make recommendations to physicians on which medications to use within as little as 24 hours.
Neuroscience team members are involved in multiple investigational drug studies for epilepsy. Many of these clinical trials are looking at drugs that are approved for adult patients but have yet to be proven in pediatric medicine.
- Keri Hainsworth, PhD, is leading a study that evaluates the benefits of yoga on pediatric headaches. Through the Headache Clinic, children with any type of headache - from minor to severe - are eligible to participate. The eight-week yoga class will involve the Iyengar style of yoga and is based on the hypothesis that healing takes time. In the future, Dr. Hainsworth hopes to expand her research on the benefits of yoga to other conditions, such as obesity and anxiety.
Neurosurgery research
- John Jensen, MD, and Dr. Lew are conducting a clinical study that monitors intracranial pressure and cerebral perfusion pressure during sagittal synostosis surgery in infants. Dynamic cranioplasty, or directly applied force on the exposed skull, is a surgical technique commonly used to remodel cranial vaults in infants with craniosynostosis. The study is evaluating whether this technique causes intracranial hypertension that has the potential to damage the brain. A secondary goal of the study is to evaluate a modified technique that accomplishes the same cosmetic effect without exposing the patient to a period of intracranial hypertension.
- Bruce Kaufman, MD, and Dr. Lew have joined a multi-institutional ShuntCheck study to investigate a newly developed noninvasive device for assessing ventriculoperitoneal shunt function. The study would aim to compare the diagnostic accuracy of the device to current diagnostic modalities used to evaluate shunt patency in symptomatic patients. The study also combines the device results with other diagnostic methods, including the neurosurgeon's clinical judgment, to improve the overall accuracy of diagnosing cases of suspected shunt failure.
Drs. Kaufman and Lew are examining surgical outcomes using nonpenetrating titanium clips for dural closure in pediatric intraspinal surgery. This novel technique can result in a less invasive surgical approach with potentially shorter operative time while continuing to achieve a low rate of postoperative complication from a cerebrospinal fluid leak.
Dr. Lew and colleagues published a review of their experience utilizing a modified osteoplastic orbitozygomatic craniotomy for pediatric neurosurgical cases that required improved visualization of the anterior and anterolateral skull base. This surgical technique proved advantageous in ease of use, achieved superior operative exposure that minimized risk to the patient by decreasing brain retraction, and lessened the risk of perioperative infection by maintaining a vascularized bone flap. It also resulted in improved cosmesis and function of the temporalis muscle anatomy.
- Sachin Jogal, MD is a lead investigator in a multidisciplinary preclinical study investigating the use of selenoproteins for the prevention of radiation-induced injury in pediatric brain tumors. Brain irradiation is a standard adjuvant treatment for many pediatric brain tumors after surgical resection and has resulted in long-term tumor control. However, many brain tumor survivors develop serious side effects, including decreased cognitive ability, visual perceptual skills, information processing and social skills, poorer memory and concentration skills, hormone deficiencies, hearing and growth impairment. Administration of selenoproteins immediately following radiation therapy may prevent the occurrence of some of these side effects. Mechanisms of cellular injury and cognitive decline after brain irradiation also are being explored in relation to this study.


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