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Munich, Germany's Heaven Shall Burn specialize in highly controversial and politicized death metal fused with hardcore; a hybrid style often referred to as death-core. Combining their militant defense of social concerns (racism, corruption, animal cruelty, veganism, etc.) with a seemingly boundless metallic wrath, the group's brutalizing sonic onslaught has drawn comparisons to traditional death metal bands like England's Bolt Thrower, as well as the less regimented, but equally emphatic work of Sweden's the Haunted. Founded by guitarist Maik Weichert and drummer Matthias Voigt in the fall of 1996, Heaven Shall Burn (initially named Consense) soon also included singer Marcus Bischoff and bassist Eric Bischoff. Following a set of demos, the band recorded a 1998 mini-CD entitled In Battle There Is No Law (reissued on CD with bonus tracks in 2002) and a split L.P with Fall of Serenity before welcoming second guitarist Patrick Schleitzer into their lineup. Signing with Lifeforce Records in early 2000, they subsequently unleashed the very competent Asunder album, as well as another split CD (this one with Caliban) and proceeded to tour both Europe and South America. 2002 saw the release of another acclaimed effort, and their first to gain worldwide distribution, Whatever It May Take, after which the group signed with Century Media and cut their third full-length album, Antigone, in 2004. ~ Eduardo Rivadavia, Rovi
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I really love new metal bands thanks to PANTERA power metal music that helps you in life so YOU WILL NOT LOSE IN LIFE
why isn't antigone on here? or at least their split with caliban. jesus so many cds from this band are missing
Hell yhea daddy eldes fo all existits f**king freak f**k me and don't for get to kill every body ther is in existits
They sound like there mosh pits killer >:D If I ever die its stage diving to this crap!
I don't think Heaven Shall Burn even means they hate/like/be l i e v e whatever the heck you think. To me I just picture one of the dudes at a restaurant table saying Heaven Shall Burn sounds like a pretty good band.. AND THAT WAS FRIGGIN IT!!! God ruin the comment feed for everyone that just wanted there opinion on the music up there.
Pandora needs antigone. Now
To Marsall Bass the band 's name is referring to the apocalypse, as in our own heaven on earth shall burn, or die away. Can't remember where i found that, but thats actually a paraphrased version of a quote from michael bishcoff himself.
they aren't athiest. they're strictly a political band. just like it says in the bio. the name of the group could be meant to be ironic or sarcastic towards something. im not sure i have my theories on the matter.
@crackerman1 1 7 7 Tell me about it. I couldnt agree with both posts. I die to see them ANYWHERE in the U.S
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Only wish they'd play in da U.S more \m/
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No this it what brings a smile to my hears HSB forever rules \m/
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Brutal as f*ck and supercharged with controversy, this band can't stop, won't stop.
ive been looking for so long for bands that are similar to these guys but the only thing that comes close to these guys is neaera sucks no one else has this kind of music style
Come on Pandora, bring on Antigone! Although Invictus was a bit disappointin g . . . s t i l l some killer metal though...gre a t e s t mosh pit producing band ever...
so misunderstoo d . w h o gives a flying f**k about their beliefs.get a job...like your dad says every morning...wt f - i ' m on the side of the judgemental !
Their name has nothing to do with their beliefs. They borrowed it because they though it sounded cool. "Heaven" refers to a safe place you make up in your mind... as in the place you go to escape will burn. I am not siding one way or the other but what gives you the right to judge someones beliefs.
great band, even better band name...idiot christians don't even bother to look deeper into the genius these guys possess...th e y could do with a little less tremelo lol...still good sh*t though...
make sure to check out the splits with caliban. German metalcore at its finest
hey-Connor Fritz-GO TO HELL. just had to say. oh yeah and when you meet satan address him as "sir b**ch problem starter"
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so, i looked at the thread of comments, and wow. who starts an argument about religion on the comment thread of a deathcore/de a t h m e t a l band?
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Kingsbury, who won the award in 2011 while at Houston, has helped develop quarterback Johnny Manziel into a Heisman Trophy contender as a freshman. The freshman phenom has surpassed 4,000 yards of total offense and accounted for 38 total touchdowns, and became the fifth player in FBS history to throw for 3,000 yards and rush for 1,000 yards in a single season.
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Fresh Prince of Bel-Air alum Alfonso Ribeiro and his wife Angela now have a little prince of their own. The couple welcomed a baby boy, Alfonso Ribeiro Jr., on Sundayin Los Angeles, In Touch reports.
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This season, Will meets Lisa, and before you can say "Go slow, bro," he's in love, engaged and standing before the minister with 50 pounds of iced shrimp melting in the banquet hall. All that romance must be contagious, because Carlton finds his soul sister through online dating. (Unfortunately, that's only half right. It's Hilary.) And there's a lot more than love going on as Will grapples with a big orange whale, a mobster, a bear, Jay Leno, Lisa's cantankerous dad and in one of the series' most memorable episodes, a bullet with his name on it. With this 4-disc set, you are cordially invited to all 25 laugh-out-loud, love-happy Season 5 Episodes of the hit, hilarious show that gave sitcoms street smarts.
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The Shrinky Dinks Book by Sherri Haab & the editors of Klutz
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The Shrinky Dinks Book by Sherri Haab & the editors of Klutz
Ages 6 and Up
My daughter would love these! I had been thinking about looking for some Shrinky Dinks for her for Christmas.
I loved me some shrinky dinks in the early 90s mmmm good times!
Oh! I would love to check out this book and play with the shrinky dinks. I do love them so! This would be a great book to share with my nieces!
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I used to LOVE shrinky dinks!
I LOVE Shrinky Dinks!!!
i have a pack of 100 sheets that i can't find time to shrink! this book would be a perfect motivator.
I want, I need!
I love Shrinky Dinks! I still have some Christmas ornaments I made as a kid.
yay! sign me up!
oh how I miss these. They used to be my vary favorite toy. I would love to share their greatness with my kids this holiday season.
I lourve me some shrinky dinks! I've seen amazing jewelry made from them and had a ton of fun making customized pins and badges with them! Sign me up – my nieces need to learn the joy of shrinky dinking!
Shrinky Dinks are great and I've been wanting to play with them again lately. I think this has motivated me!
I'd love to win this book, my kids would go crazy over it!
This looks like so much fun!
I still have Shrinky Dink Christmas ornaments on my tree from the first time these came around! I would LOVE to add to the collection!
Shrinkies! I will make a strawberry bracelet
I've been looking to take a nostalgic trip back to my childhood and reclaim shrinky dinks as a grown-up medium. Thanks for the inspiration (the book would be awesome, but regardless, a trip to the craft store for shrinky dink material is on my agenda!).
Shrinky Dinks are fun to work with.
Awesome! I would love to do these with my niece.
I never got to do Shrinky Dinks as a kid. Now I'd like to try them out. I'd like to make some tags for my knitting equiqment. I'll have to look for this book.
I looooove shrinky dinks, and with christmas coming it would be so handy to have this book.
I remember when my mom let me do Shinky Dinks for the first (and last time) when I was young. I thought they were the coolest thing ever, but once the plastic was done, it was done, and I never really repeated the process.
But, it looks like my own daughter might not have this problem. Getting this in my crafting library may make many a rainy day go by much faster!
Oh my wow. I love Shrinky Dinks!
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I don't know who would love this more, me or my daughter! Looks like a great book!
My inner child would love this book!
Oh my gosh! I used to love shrinky dinks as kid! I can't believe I haven't yet introduced them to my kiddies.
Shrinky Dinks are amazing! I didn't discover them until my college days. I want to pass on the creative fun to my daughter
My daughter and I would ADORE working on these! Great news on the 25% off this month too — Klutz has so many great titles, and so many are great for kids-at-heart like me! Thanks Craftzine!
I love shrinky dinks!!
I love shrinky dinks! Would love this book
Absolutely loved ShrinkyDinks as a kid… certainly hope they make a big comeback!
I remember making Shrinky Dinks in Girl Scouts. The were so much fun. I was fascinated by them. I still have the little pin we made ^_^
shrinky dinks!
I swear my heart skipped beat when I saw this post. I loved shrinky dinks when I was a kid but never really was allowed to have them (weird hey). One of the things I love about the whole fashion cycle thing is all the stuff I loved when I was a kid is now coming back in time for my own kids to share the love.
My kids would have so much fun with this! Who am I kidding — so would I!
I loved my Garfield Shrinky Dinks sooo much back then. What a cool craft to be able to share with my nieces today! :o)
My five-year-old daughter would adore them. Her mother, who is in her mid-30s, still talks about doing Shrinky-Dinks as a child, and would also get a charge out of them.
Wow, I've got to have this book. I remember how much fun those Shrinky Dinks were, and I own nearly every other Klutz book in existence. Thanks so much for the chance to win a copy… but if I don't, I'll be at the bookstore shopping for it soon!
ooh, we love to do shrinky dinks but most of them sit in a container afterwards. We could use some new ideas for creative projects to make with them!
My son and I love making shrinky dinks. This book would be fantastic!
Sounds like Fun!
I love shrinky dinks, but usually just glue them onto magnets… and I'm running out of room on the fridge.
Ah the hours I spent shrinking the dinks. Awesome
Shrinky dinks are my favorite.
I make shrinky dink jewelry for my etsy shop! This book makes me so incredibly happy I could just sing for joy. Love the bracelet! I shall have to start making those.
sounds like fun – I haven't seen shrinky dinks in years!!
The magic of melting plastic just makes me wax nostalgic for the days of my youth…
This sounds so neat!! My kiddos and I would love it…thanks for the chance:)
Great contest! We need this book. I only bought the refill pack and we aren't as creative on our own as I hoped
I LOVED shrinky dinks when I was a kid- glad to see the next generation of kids will also enjoy the pleasure of making these fun crafts!
I love shrinkies. There is just so much you can do with them.
i love this stuff. it makes such fun things!
This is awesome!
I remember a fun ornament making session with my mom – shrinky-dinks and clothespin dolls. Such fun!
i love shrinky dinks so much that my sister and i tried to make some from #6 plastic containers a couple weeks ago! i read it on a blog, but it didn't work for me..
Oh Wow, this is awesome! The necklace/bracelet is the coolest.
I LOVED Shrinky-Dinks when I was a kid! My mom got SO sick of cooking them for me every day of her life! I would love to share my love of them with my daughter. Thank you for the great giveaway!
I saw these last year and HAD to buy them. I so rememeber doing these as a child and I think I love making hem more then my daughter does but that is ok with me.
Oh how I love Shrinky Dinks!
We recently "discovered" shrinky dinks and had a great time with them. This would be so much fun!
I would love to win this shrinky dink book. I have a distinct early memory of playing with them. I would love to win this!
I love Shrinky Dinks. My niece might just be old enough to start loving them too! This would be a great book to enjoy together!
I have some of this stuff sitting here and don't know quite what to do with it! I'd love to learn how to use it and make fun projects with my kids!
I *heart* shrinky dinks!!!
I loved Shrinky Dinks as a kid, too. My daughter loves them now. We're running out of ideas, though!
I would love to introduce these to my daughter- I loved them as a child!
This would be a great x-mas gift for my 8 year old sister… But only if she'll let me play too!
Oh, I do so hope you pick me! I love all the fun things to make, and they're called Dinks! How silly!
I would love to do this as a craft project with my niece and nephew. We would have so much fun doing one of my childhood classics.
Oh how I miss Shrinky dinks! I remember having a Garfield set and loved them!
I want to make Shrinky dink jewelry. Klutz has a second book that us just teen/ grown up shrinkydink jewelry. I want it!
I love shrinky dinks, and just started experimenting with them again. I had forgotten how much fun they are! What is even more fun is that they are also a science lesson too! P.S. I had Smurfs, Pee Wee Herman, and Betty Boop sets as a kid, when they still sold them that way.
my kids would love this book! me, too!
Me! me, please!
I've been doing Shrinky Dinks with my Girl Scouts for years- would love to have some new ideas rather than the SWAPS we've been doing for years.
i will be visiting my sister and my 8 year old niece for christmas, this would be such a fun craft for her to experience!
What a gorgeous book and a lovely giveaway! Shrinky dinks are impossible to get hold of where I live, such a shame because they look so much fun for kids and big kids!
Shrinky dinks are so much fun. I loved them as a kid and still do love them. My kids never really got into them. I guess I should show them how they work and then they might….well they are older now…..
The book looks fun.


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"Chicken breasts bake with asparagus in a creamy sauce with Cheddar cheese for an easy supper."
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cooking spray
2 tablespoons vegetable oil
4 skinless, boneless chicken breast halves
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon ground black pepper
1 1/2 pounds fresh asparagus, trimmed
1 (10.75 ounce) can condensed cream of chicken soup
1/2 cup mayonnaise
1 teaspoon lemon juice
1 cup shredded Cheddar cheese
You MUST add water to the cream of chicken soup, mayonnaise and lemon juice mixture before poring it over the chicken and asparagus. The asparagus creates a liquid at the bottom of the baking dish during cooking so in order to make the dish edible, I had remove the chicken (scraping off most of the thick soup mixture and melted cheese) and asparagus from the baking dish before stirring in enough hot water to make a sauce.
I made this last night - appreciated the ease, and the sauce was good, but next time I will definitely bake the asparagus in a separate dish! Asparagus needs to be bright green and crispy!
5 Ratings
9X9 dish is too small for this recipe. too much juice from the asparagus formed while cooking making the sauce watery in spots. Chicken was too dry after cooking twice. Would not make again.
My husband and I loved this! I used reduced fat cream of chicken, mayo and cheese to lighten it up a bit and it was delicious! So creamy!
My family loved this recipe! Easy, one (baking) dish dinner. Rich, flavorful, and delicious.
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Center steer in a modern world
Howdy gang, I thought I better post this one in the street rod folder so I don't get strung up.
I'm working on a Hudson pickup project ('46) and I'm tossing and turning between swapping the front end to an S-10 or keeping the original center steer. I have an S-10 donor chassis I can use, but every time I go to look at it, I can't help but think it'd be "cooler" to keep the original chassis and just do a rebuild and disc conversion (as expensive as I know that is).
Question I have is just how stable is the stock front end at today's highway speeds and how does it hold up to punishment? I live in Indiana currently and our interstates are often as bad as the caliche alleys in my hometown in Texas. I do intend to drive the living daylights out of it when I'm done, too.
Glen -
I would think hitting them potholes and rocks on them old dirt roads would be even worse!!
I think you're on target reconsidering that S-10. I'm certainly no expert, but I do know my '49 Hudson suspension and steering well after having rebuilt them, and I've also owned and repaired several S-10's in the past. That Hudson front end will drive circles around those GM parts (no pun intended!) They were MUCH more rugged in their design. Since all the parts are readily available, I'd recommend sticking with the Hudson parts. -
Ditto on that. Stick with the center point steering, much better. I work at a Chevy dealer and I think using the S-10 suspension would be taking a step backwards if that makes any sense.Dave W.
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If your building a St Rod the front end is plenty strong considering there were no Interstates back then. With the front engine compartment length probably can fit a V8 rear sump pan behind the centerlink.
I do suggest installing better brakes though using the larger Hornet brakes (Hubs/Drums, & lining) or convert to disc brakes. -
I have no problem with the stock front end in my truck, just put radial tires on it. Though I do need to up grade the brakes!
Hi Hudson Dave here . I have a 46 P/U with Stock F/E and Disc brakes . I have P/S that work great:) . As for disc brake con versions I did mine for about a $100.00 for every thing :eek:. I have done several of these if you would give me a call I can walk you through it . If you are interested . 352-564-4284 Hudson Dave www.FatWhiteWalls.com :cool:
I agree with Rick, would love to see a material list and some pictures.
Lance -
You got a third vote for that! I'd like to see a list and pictures too.
Doesn't someone have a disc brake kit for step downs? -
Add my vote for that.... and a very hearty appreciation for all the replies. I've already done some test fitting of a couple of different engine options with the original frame and it's surprising how easy it looks to be so far.
I think I'm gonna send the S-10 packing. -
Dave, I would like to see a list of material and pictures of your disc brake conversion. I would like to upgrade the brakes on my 47 Hudson pu.
Lee -
Sam is always looking for articles for the WTN- I'm surprised he hasn't come on and made that suggestion. I'd love to see it in the magazine. Or somewhere.
Hi Hudson Dave here . I have put it on here three times ,with Photos . The last time I tried to help to help some one out I got beat up pretty bad :eek: by three people who must have had more experience then me . I only 65 years old and worked for Ford for 21 years But i have only done this conversion four times myself with great success . So that is why i said call me . I love to share thing I know and have done myself . I try not to speculate on how to do things , I only post things that i know work . So to keep from throwing a grenade in the hen house I simply say call . . With my typing skills it would be a week from Sunday trying to explain this . Hudson Dave:cool:
compairing parts side by side with my 41 pickup and my 99 S10 xtreme, the hudson front suspension is much stronger. easy to rebuild, nice easy pivot greasable A-arm bushings (my 41 has a factory forged steel upper control arm, lets see that on modern cars!) not the rubber pivots on the S-10. my 41 takes corvette shocks as factory replacement. converted to disc brake, the S-10 no longer has any advantages except power steering. they are making computor operated electric power steering for any car in the world now, so there goes that point. I used stainless ARP bolts on my front suspension, ready for corner diving now!!
Just saw a truck with disc brakes on stock suspension (A arms). He did change the spindles though. It also had a modern rack and pinion with the center mount. If I remember right it was out of a 1990's Grand Am??? I'll have to ask again. It will be at San Simeon if you can make the meet.
I am glad to see so many other innovators updating the strong Hudson Chassis with modern components. I found that Stepdown Brakes will adapt back to (my '37) with only switching one W/Brg and adding an 1/8" spacer.
Recently I adapted a Saturn R&Pinion to my straight axle Terraplane, (which already had a GM Column with P/S). I bolted the Rack to the Axle, figured the extended & compressed spring travel, then installed a slide Yoke under the column. I shaved a lot of weight eliminating the GM Box, drag link and T/rod crossbar, but it was a few day project.
I may take Dave up on the $100 Disc conversion Process for my new Hudson project -
I would assume my '37 is the same as your '39; Get the whole Hornet brake assy (backing plates, hubs (drums), Brgs, Lining, w/cyls),
On my '37 I removed the brake assy then bolted the Hornet assy right on using one of the '37 Brgs because one Hornet brg had too large of I.D. (Hornet Spindle is larger in that area). The'37 brg will fit the Hornet race while still having the correct ('37) spindle Dia. Lastly, the '37 spindle is longer (or the Hornet hub is narrower) requiring an 1/8 grade 8 spacer next to the orig washer, (avail from Lowes) The brakes work very good, but to further enhance, I added a GM P/B swing Pedal & master cyl assy with a seperate line to F & R. It stops like my new disc brake car....
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HudsonDave, I found a thread where you posted your approach, and someone else popped a picture of it it up for you... that gave me a decent idea of where to start. The only thing I liked about the other "kit" I read about was getting new hubs. I'd also be interested if there's a spindle swap that'd work.
I have to do some cowl work and get my engine mounts done, then I'll start tackling the front end a bit at a time. Once upon a time, I knew where to find the rebuild parts, but I've slept since then.... can someone refresh my memory? -
Hi the only thing you need to do is take the hub to a machine shop and have them turn the outside of the hub I think 8K off and the roter slides right on . I drilled the three rivets out and through the rotor and tap it with a 1/4 in. tap and bolted the rotor to the hub . and it worked good . I did my entire converstion in just a little over 2 HR. I hope this helps . Hudson Dave:)
You know me, always interested ... However, I'm not going to be anywhere within 3000 or so miles of San Simeon. Pictures, details, parts list, instructions (if possible?)?
Hijack away... i sure don't mind.
Rick Pridemore and Bill LaBud. Either are worth the cost
Bob Hickson -
Pardon my ignorance, but if someone could steer me to where I could dig up more information on either of those two options, I'll give it a look-see.
Pardon my interruption, but I was told that changing a center steer car to something with a rack and pinion completely changes the steering geometry. Since the lower control arm pivots are in line with the inner tie rod ends on a Hudson, (and my '37 Packard chassis as well, this is how I came to know this) if you put a rack and pinion on it, you'll have all kinds of steering issues like bumpsteer, etc. Now my question to you who have done this, is this true?
As long as the pivot points of the rack & pinion are inline with the pivot points of the lower A arms there shouldn't be a problem.
Wait I just thought about it some more and the way the a arms angle backwards it would probably be impossible to find a rack that short to get all the pivot points aligned. -
Rarerodder wrote:As long as the pivot points of the rack & pinion are inline with the pivot points of the lower A arms there shouldn't be a problem.
Wait I just thought about it some more and the way the a arms angle backwards it would probably be impossible to find a rack that short to get all the pivot points aligned.
That's my point. On a '37 Packard, as well as a Hudson, the inner tie rod ends on the center steer arm are no more than two or three inches apart. I've never seen a rack that small. Hence my question, has anyone used a rack on a center steer car, and if so, how is the handling? -
Doing a little more research on this, I remember as a parts guy coming across a few racks that pivoted in the center. So, I did a little ebaying to look for some racks. I found one for a 98-02 Daewoo Lanos that is center steer, as well as a '95 Acura Legend that's center pivot. I do remember some American cars that have this, I'm thinking some Chrysler's used it too. I think that if you're going to adapt a rack and pinion steering gear, this is what you'd want to use.276275943_o_125536853647392.jpg984 x 738 - 96K
Turbopackman wrote:That's my point. On a '37 Packard, as well as a Hudson, the inner tie rod ends on the center steer arm are no more than two or three inches apart. I've never seen a rack that small. Hence my question, has anyone used a rack on a center steer car, and if so, how is the handling?
Doesn't Walt Mordenti have a power rack on his Hornet?Workin Stiff -
I wonder what he used. It looks like a Chrysler LH body rack will work, and there's plenty of those cars in the junkyard.
Very cool! I may have to venture to a Pick A Part and get a "test" sample for later on.
88-94 Chevrolet Cavalier also uses a center point rack. (Looks alot like the above picture)Dave W.
What's life without a Hudson? -
Great! The more cars out there like this the more options we have of something directly fitting our cars, IE length, tie rod end size, etc.


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Great local restaurant with some yummy fried chicken! Plus you get mashed potatoes, turnip greens, Texas toast, and 3 pieces of fried chicken for $16! Can't beat that. This was my second time here, so I actually got the scallops, and they were to die for. Great wine selection, and they let you taste them before you order a glass to make sure you like what you're getting. Overall a great place with knowledgeable staff and great decent-priced food. Will definitely be going back.
First date and it couldn't be more perfect !! Great wine, food and a great company!!
Was not familiar with Maxs Wine Bar , although I knew the area very well. We attended Saturday celebrating the wifes Birthday. Although there was not any acknowledgement of her by the restuarant staff, we did enjoy the restuarant. The location was easy to find, and the feel of the bar was just right. Not to much, but not to little. Perfect for an intimate first date or to enjoy with a group of friends.
Spent the weekend in Dallas (from Fort Worth) and found this place online. The food was excellent and there were only wo downsides to our experience -- not long after we were seated, a large party of mostly women was seated a few tables over from use, who unfortunately didn't understand the concept of "inside voice" (I don't really care about your conversations with your friends about who was wearing what out that night); service was good until our meal came, then it was like our waiter disappeared, when we finally get out check, we had to give our credit card to another waiter to get the bill paid.
I visited for brunch on a Friday with co-workers. We made res & were seated immediately. We placed our orders and rec'd our drinks. The food took around 30-40 mins to arrive. I had the fried chicken w/ mac & greens. The greens were too sweet & the chicken was not seasoned through, even though the descrip stated that the chicken was marinated in jalapenos and buttermilk. They served it with 1/2 slice of toast & some chipotle honey, which did help the flavor of the chicken. A bit pricey for the food you receive, though it was tasty. I will not return because the price of the food out weighs the value & quality of the food you receive.In other words, I feel that you do not get your money's worth. You are just paying for the ritzy area.
We dropped by Max's for an Anniversary night out Sat at the bar, food is definitely unique and excellent Wine list is very broad and you will find wine that you do not see anywhere else Only issue was service, our bar tender and server was always down at the other end of the bar, we had to flag him down on several occasions. A lot of times it would be 20 mins at a stretch when he would not be in sight Other than that Max's is excellent
Their champagne/sparkling wine and fried chicken combo was outstanding! I am not a greasy fried food person and it was worth eating. They had a decent wine menu and 1 wine and 1 champagne flight tasting option. The waitress had a little bit of a tough time getting the flight correct as it seems the flight menu changes regularly. Otherwise, the service was very good. We had been to Max's in Austin and the Dallas one is a different "vibe". Austin is smaller and a little more intimate as the Dallas one is bigger, larger bar area, and could seat large groups in the back. It made a louder, more energetic/bar-like vibe. This is "not" a quiet, romantic type of dinner place.
First time I have ever been here and I cannot wait to go back. The chicken and waffles was delicious. I suggest getting the chicken breast and waffles, otherwise it comes with chicken wings. I really want to try the red velvet pancakes next time. All of the food going out looked amazing.
Love the diverse menu, fresh tastes & new spins on old classics! When there are so many options in Dallas, the food and service have been fantastic!
My baby sis and I went here for a little Girls Night Out pick me up. We enjoyed the fried chicken and Moscato. Our waiter was rather pleasant until he tried to charge me for an extra glass of wine that I didn't have. That was actually the only trouble we had. Other than that it was a great evening.
we loved the restaurant and loved booking thru open table first time for both easy breey
I have to say the food wasn't as good as the Austin location, but service was spectacularly better.
We had a reservation and had to wait 30 minutes for a seat. Anyone else who came in through the door was seated immediately. I had to ask the hostess what was going on and she told me she 'wait listed' us. Said she misunderstood. She never apologized just rudely sat us at our table.
I had the southern fried chicken. Greens were well cooked (I'm always skeptical but these were tasty). Chicken was well seasoned and moist. Also tried the french toast - I didn't taste much creme brulee flavor but still tasty topped with strawberries. My friend had scrambled eggs with white cheddar cheese, bacon, and hashbrown (diced) potatoes. She enjoyed her meal very much. we were both very satisfied and definitely will be back. It's a popular place and busy so would recommend making a reservation to avoid a long wait.
My family enjoyed our meal,my wife had the fried chicken and she loved it, I had the egg sandwich, very good but to big for me, by grand daughter had the mac and cheeese and she loved it. We got there during happy hour so our wine was half priced, loved that part too.
Wait staff was great and took good care of us. We ordered several different items, including appetizers. Everything came great for us. We had high expectations because we'd wanted to go there for a year. We were not disappointed.
Try the RVP! The red velvet pancakes were to die for. Just make sure u have a reservation for lunch or it will be a long wait
for our first time ; i believe it went great.... sure it was a non busy time....so that probably helped us enjoy it more... : ) I have noticed it prior...just didn't want to go in since we were on a vegan diet and well we don't drink alcohol...so pretty much no point... but we gave ourselves a break from the diet and decided to give Max's a shot...and oh boy...are we glad we did... love it and the food....GREAT!
The tagline says it all - "Fried Chicken and Champagne - Why not?" The variety of wines by the glass are amazing and the happy hour prizes are surprisingly good. Fried Chicken is a must and so is the Fried Brussels Sprouts. We will definitely be back.
Food and Service was excellent. Extensive wine list and knowledge. We ended up buying 6 extra bottles to take home at a decent price. Will for sure go back when in Dallas!
Today was a bit off the norm. The was good but the home fries were not hot......just warm. The egg sandwich looks incredible, but is impossible to eat as a "sandwich". There is way too much bread.
Order the fried chicken. You won't be regret it! You can add two wings to any meal for $5. We ended up adding 4 each. I got the Red Velvet pancakes which were amazing!!! It would be disrespectful to put syrup on them. The lemon icing is perfect and the pancakes taste like cake. My husband ordered the french toast. He is a very picky eater and he loved it! They have $3 mimosas during brunch. There is just so much to love about this place...
We had a great time! The food, wine, and service was great. We will definitely be returning to Max's.
I took my husband to brunch just to do something out of the ordinary for us & he loved it. The service was outstanding & the food was delicious. The greens are to die for! We will absolutely come back again. The only negative thing is they seat you very closely together, even with reservations.
My wife and I went to Max's for our anniversary. The service was excellent, the food outstanding. We had had so much fun, we went back the next day to have a late lunch. Not to mention I left my cell phone on the table and the manger put it in the safe for me... I highly recommend Max's Wine Dive to anyone looking for great food and wine!!
Our waiter was the best! He let us taste a lot of different wine until we found several that we liked!!!
I was not a fan of the décor....it felt a little like fast food atmosphere but from the beginning the staff/waitress was very attentive and friendly. We ordered the chicken since that was what we had read about and were not disappointed. The food was delicious.
My sister was a first time guest and she fell in love with the red velvet pancakes. All of the food here is amazing. I can't wait to go back again :)
I had eaten brunch at max's and had been talking it up to my dad who is a chicken fried steak expert! We decided to go for his bday dinner, I had assumed that they had the steak and they didn't!!! Also made a special note through open table reservations that it was a birthday and they didn't do anything for him. Chicken was great though. And they were great about honoring their reservations!
We make it a must stop for every trip to Dallas. Love the brunch!
Great food, service is a little slow...will go back!!!!!
The food is great. The prices are reasonable. Red velvet pancakes and chicken fried steak are wonderful. Can't wait to go back again!
I recommended this spot and went with 5 "over 50" friends. I asked for the same server who helped my family last time, Ariel. Everyone was impressed. All dishes were great - as was service. There are some unique twists to brunch / lunch dishes and Ariel is friendly, attentive and not intrusive. Adore the fried chicken, and the buns, but even something simple like the fried egg sandwich is special with a touch of gruyere. We all ordered something different and all the dishes looked great. The grapefruit mimosas were fantastic. This may be a hot and trendy spot - as evidenced by most of the clientele, but we loved it too! .
Very pleasant greeters, fast service, great setting
the service was excellent and the food was AWESOME! I recommend this restaurant to ALL my friends. We were unhappy with our first table, and Max's was more than accommodating.
This place is alot of fun with excellent food and extensive wine list (Texas beers too!). So many places that specialize in wines are stuffy and the portions of food are small. Not this place! We have recommended it to all of our friends!
The food and ambiance here is really nice. Our waitress was very attentive and friendly. They also have the best mimosas I've had so far. I will definitely be returning.
Lots of fun at Max's Wine Dive. Everything was good except for coffee bread pudding - it was cold. My server replaced it with fig dessert. The fig dessert is awesome.
They knew it was our birthday and anniversary so they brought us champagne and a cupcake!! It was the best!!
The food was great... gotta try the fried chicken! C.J. our waitress was awesome!
A great place to enjoy family and friends. The menu was great and the food excellent.
You're made to feel at home, by everyone. The food is spectacular - they care about it...it's all fresh and all original. I'm a writer - and writer's adopt favorites for inspiration. It's Sidecar (up over PJ Clarkes) and Canaletto's (along with Mick Jagger) in NYC; it's Kings Palace in Memphis; Commander's Palace in New Orleans; and in Dallas - a tie between Trulucks, Nobu and Max's Wine Dive... Kevin and Garret were awesome!!!!!!!!
Excellent food and service!!! I will be coming back.
I had a great fist time at Max's Wine Dive. I plan on coming back very soon.
We celebrated a great 24th Wedding Anniversary and decided to go to brunch at Max's, it couldn't have been any better and the food was awesome. We will definitely return!!!
Max's Uptown location hosted our party of 7 for Sunday brunch. Service was friendly and knowledgeable, but lagged a little from time to time due to the presence of a number of other large parties, and we had to wait 20 minutes past our reservation to get seated. The brunch menu was as eclectic as it was excellent, and after eating there I now understand why it is so absurdly popular. At least one person at the table should order their sinful signature chicken fried steak and waffles. Also, make sure to try the collard greens--best I've ever eaten. And one last piece of advice: If you order mimosas, go for the excellent upgraded champagne choices, not the house offering which was flat and tasteless and not worth the discounted price.
This is the second Max's Wine Dive we've been to. We had been to the one in Austin a couple of times. The Dallas restaurant was quite busy on a Saturday night, but the service was good and the food was really good, too. We will be back.
Had a great time. Feeling a little cheated on the bottle wine mark up. But it is the nature of the business. All in all a great place to dine.
The chicken and waffles here are amazing! The red velvet pancakes were huge and good as well. Mention its your bday when booking and they won't forget; the manager will sing happy birthday to you in Italian (beautiful voice). I truly enjoyed myself here!
Food staff and place went above and behind my expectations and made my 9 year kidney transplant dinner the best ever and I look forward to going to there brunch very soon you must come try the Chicken plate and order the champagne


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I don't like people, so none. I have played WoW a fair bit (and even played battlegrounds almost serously for a while) bit not with others. I did have the topic in mind for some reason when i saw this thread. And i just thought of a brilliant concept: Thief duels. When i was obsessed with Thief 2 i always hated that it wouldnt work in multiplayer, but i realise now it might work on dual style maps. Or up to four players or something like that. It would be like a normal thief 2 map, huge and open, but you share it with a few other players. You would each be given the same goal and would have to compete with each other to finish it. Does something like it exist? Does it even make sense? I would play that. Have been thinking about getting BF3. But im not sure.. WoW i have to stay away from aas it devours time even if i only play solo
Sniper Elite V2 has a demo and it goes on sale from time to time dirt cheap. Hell I got Max Payne 3 a few weeks ago from steam for like $15.
Looks like this will take awhile. I'm cameljock1 in steam, if I ever get this finished.... Edit: one steam friend so far, any one else, I'll watch my account.
I can see I will have to optimize my network card and router for steam, sad dl speeds have taken over. I expect 1MB/s + speeds at all times Which I was getting today. It's dropped to 50Kb/s now... arg. So now will take all night just for one game. Anyone know why this would be? This is part of the reason I didn't want to buy into steam in the first place.... Now it's upto 300k. Is this normal?
I usually do my steam downloading when I hit the bed for the night so I don't pay to much attention to the download speeds. Also my name on steam is gsdewd.
Yep, so far have 4 friends listed. Messing around with TF2 in offline mode right now, see if I can get good enough to go online!
No one does Borderlands2 online here? Still waiting for that and/or BF3 to go on sale, a bit pricey for me still. Still playing with TF2, and getting the hang of capturing control points. Going to finish the offline training, then try online with someone....
Heh, yeah, think I played with that a bit. I just prefer 1st person shoot em up, flying, or driving mainly. TF2 is a bit silly as a shooter, but it does take a bit of though to not get blown up, and accomplish the mission. And you get a big ass mini-gun! Then of course the more serious shooters that actually do require skill... Still prefer my WW1 flight sim Rise of Flight for extremely immersive combat action.
I'm also a bit surprised that not many people do Borderlands 2 here. I have been on and off with the game mostly because I only play with my cousins. Which I'm lucky to get in once a week if their not busy. But I made another character just so I can play on my own now.
Sheesh, you is one grumpy ol' MailMan isn't you? Edit: well happita, guess I'll look for BD2 on sale then... let me know if you see it. Would be nice if they had one of those multi packs that a few of us could go in on... Edit2: good lord, is that 59 us? ouch.....
i have use to play mmorpg lineage 2 for 4 years..., its like a drug!!! then i finaly get over that game and started mw2,after that mw3..,now im cant play that on laptop so i must play what i can and for the moment its world of tanks!! in every game i play my name is Pehla with olo clan tag!! cheers..
Right now, the 2 games I would buy to play online would be BD2, and BF3. But not sure how to get BF3. Not putting more than one malware on my box at a time. I might get the full TF2 though, that is darn fun.
Lol it's free to play, but if you buy just one item you will receive plentiful inventory space. I believe the "full" version you are looking at is probably the Orange Box which would only be a good purchase if you are interested in the other games. Again, I also recommend Blacklight: Retribution for a decent free-to-play shooter.
What is BD2? Maybe you mean Borderlands 2? If so that is BL2. I'm not sure where the D would come from.
Yes, I was a bit buzzed when I posted that, I did indeed mean Borderlands 2..... Still would like to pay less than 60US for it though....


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Guide to obtaining copies of probate records
What is a Grant of representation?
A grant of representation is a document issued by the court which allows a person deal with the assets and belongings ['estate'] of the deceased. There are three types of grant of representation:
- Probate: granted to the executors named in the Will
- Letter of Administration [with Will]: granted to someone other than an executor when the deceased left a valid Will, and
- Letters of Administration: granted when the deceased did not leave a Will.
All these documents give the same authority to administer the estate. Throughout this guidance, the word 'grant' will be used to describe all three.
How do I find out whether a Grant has been taken?
There is no time limit by which a grant must be obtained. A search of the Probate Calendar [National Index] will reveal whether a grant has issued. There is a calendar for every year from 1858 up to date. Prior to 1973, the calendars were in book form but after that they were recorded on microfiche. The calendar from 1996 onwards is kept on computer.
Entries are made in the calendar in the year in which the grant issued [which is not necessarily the year in which the deceased died] and are arranged in alphabetical order by the surname of the deceased.
The amount of information given in the calendars has changed slightly over the years, but every entry will include the following details:
- full name and last address
- the date of death
- the type of grant issued
- the Registry at which the grant issued and the date of issue
- the value of the estate - in cases where inheritance tax has been paid the exact figures for both the gross and net estate are shown but for excepted estates the net estate figure is shown rounded up to the nearest £1000
The calendars include all grants issued throughout England and Wales.
There is no charge for you to search the calendars yourself. If you need any help, staff will explain how you can do this.
Where are the calendars kept?
The only place where there is a complete set of calendars (from 1858) available for public inspection is court 38 in the Royal Courts of Justice. Most District Probate Registries have calendars covering at least the last fifty years. If you intend to visit a Registry specifically to look at the records, you are recommended to contact the Registry beforehand to check what searching facilities are available and when these are available to the public.
A new computer system is available in some Registries which allows a search for grants issued after 1920. Details of the date or year of death and full name are required. Please telephone the Registry you are intending to visit before you travel to make sure the system is available for public use.
What if I cannot get to the Royal Courts of Justice or a Registry?
For a search to be made you should complete form PA1S (Application for a General Search) and enclose the fee. If you know the details of when the grant issued these can be entered on the form. Send the completed form to:
Postal Searches and Copies Department
Leeds District Probate Registry
York House
York Place
Please provide the full name, address and date of death of the deceased, stating what you require and enclosing the appropriate fee which is £6 for the first copy and £1 for every additional copy .
What if I do not have the full information?
If you ask the Postal Searches and Copies Department to make the search for you, we will do our best with whatever information you can supply, but without at least the correct full name, and the year from which you want the search to begin it will not be possible to identify the correct record.
What if I cannot find an entry in the Calendar?
If the death occurred a long time ago, it probably means that a grant was not needed, in which case we will be unable to help you further. If the death was more recent, it may mean either that no grant was needed, or that a grant has not yet been obtained as there is no time limit for applying for probate.
If you think that a grant is likely to be issued, you may wish ask for a standing search in the estate to be placed on the probate computer system. This request will stay on the system for 6 months and a grant will automatically be sent to you if and when it is issued. The standing search may be extended after 6 months has passed if nothing has been issued.
What is a Standing Search?
A standing search is valid for six months, and if a grant issues within that time, you will automatically receive a copy of the grant and a copy of the Will.
You may extend a standing search for further six month periods until you either receive a copy or conclude that a grant is unlikely to be taken.
I know the details of the Grant - how do I get the copies I want?
Once you know when and where a grant issued, you can have copies of the grant and the Will (if any). You may order copies in person at court 38, Royal Courts of Justice or any District Probate Registry and some Sub-Registries.
Or you can complete form PA1S and send it to:
Postal Searches and Copies Department
Leeds District Probate Registry
York House
York Place
How long does it take to obtain copies and what will I receive?
The Probate Service aims to supply copies within 4 weeks of your application. You will receive a copy of the document(s) you have requested. The grants will not usually be sealed unless you are the executor or there is a particular reason why you need a sealed copy.
If we cannot find any documents relating to the estate you are interested in, we will write and tell you so within 4 weeks.
What does it cost?
The fee is £6 for a copy of a grant and/or will for each deceased person. This includes a search of four years after the date of death if you are not sure when the grant was issued. If you want more than one copy of a particular grant and/or will you will need to pay an additional £1 for each copy.
If you are not sure of the date of death or the date the grant was issued you can pay for us to search the index for you. It costs £4 for each four year period.
Payment should be made by cheque or postal order, payable to HM Courts & Tribunals Service.
If you are applying from outside the UK, payment should be made by international money order expressed in pounds sterling. If you attend an office in person, you may of course pay cash.
What about Probate Records before 1858?
The Probate Service does not hold any records or documents prior to 1858. If you require information about these, you are recommended to contact:
The National Archives,
Surrey, TW9 4DU
Tel: +44 (0) 020 8392 5330
or your local authority archivist for guidance.
The National Archives also have a research guide on where to start your research prior to 1858.
Calendars may be inspected and copies ordered at any of the offices shown below. If you are local to a sub-registry it is worthwhile contacting them by telephone in the first instance as some sub-registries do have searching facilities.
Birmingham: The Priory Courts, 33 Bull Street, B4 6DU
Tel 0121 681 3400
Brighton: William Street, Brighton BN2 0RF
Tel 01273 573510
Cardiff: 3rd Floor, Fitzalan Place, Cardiff CF24 0RZ
Tel 029 2047 4373
Ipswich: Ground Floor, 8 Arcade Street, Ipswich, IP1 1EJ
Tel 01473 284 260
Leeds: Leeds District Probate Registry, York House, York Place, Leeds LS1 2BA
Tel 0113 389 6133
Liverpool : Queen Elizabeth II Law Courts, Derby Square, Liverpool L2 1XA
Tel 0151 236 8264
London: Court 38, Royal Courts of Justice, Strand, London WC2A 2LL
Tel 020 7947 6997
Manchester: Ground Floor, Civil Justice Centre, 1 Bridge Street West, PO Box 4240, Manchester M60 1WJ
Tel 0161 240 5700
Newcastle Upon Tyne: 1 Waterloo Square, Newcastle Upon Tyne NE1 4AL
Tel 0191 211 2170
Oxford: Oxford Combined Court Building, St. Aldates, Oxford. OX1 1LY
Tel 01865 793055
Winchester: 4th Floor, Cromwell House, Andover Road, Winchester SO23 7EW
Tel 01962 897024
Further information
This guidance explains the procedure for obtaining copies where grants issued in England and Wales, for information regarding grants issued elsewhere in the UK and in the Irish Republic you should contact:
Scotland: H M General Register Office
Up to 1985: H M Register Office, H M Register House Princes Street, Edinburgh EH1 3YY
Tel 0131 535 1352
After 1985: H M Commissary Office, 27 Chambers St, Edinburgh EH1 1LB
Tel 0131 247 2850
N Ireland: Probate & Matrimonial Office, Royal Courts of Justice [Ulster], Chichester Street, Belfast BT1 3JF
Tel 028 9023 5111
Rep Ireland: Probate Office, Four Courts, Dublin
Tel Dublin 725555
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Unlike the traditional power grid, a "smart" grid is designed to accommodate a two-way flow of both electricity and data. This creates great promise, including lower energy prices, increased use of renewable resources and, it is hoped, fewer brownouts and blackouts. But a smart grid also poses several potential security problems—networked meter data, power companies' computers and those of customers could all be vulnerable to tampering.
A smart grid adds a layer of cybersecurity complexity to challenges that already existed with the traditional grid. In the past, a lot of cybersecurity efforts have focused on securing the bulk transmission system—from the utility company's generating plants to its substations—because those locations are where the worst-case scenario could happen: a large regional blackout, says Don Von Dollen, a program manager at the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI), a Calif.-based non-profit research center. The bulk transmission system remains the top security priority, but with the dawn of the smart grid, power companies now have to think more about protecting the network connections they have with individual customers' homes, he adds.
If a customer has a home area network (HAN) that links computers, appliances and other electric appliances back to the power company for real-time monitoring, the company needs to make sure the network connection to that home is secure, "so as a prank the kid next door can't turn [the customers'] lights on and off," says Von Dollen, who coordinates EPRI's smart grid activities with the U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), the Department of Energy and other federal agencies.
Computer hackers who tamper with smart meters could do damage that spreads far beyond a few homes. At a Black Hat technical security conference (pdf) last year, Mike Davis, a senior consultant with Seattle computer security firm IOActive, used simulations to show how one smart-meter worm could infect a community and potentially shut off power to 15,000 homes within 24 hours.
NIST steps in with recommendations but few answers
With such scenarios in mind, NIST's Smart Grid Interoperability Panel–Cyber Security Working Group (SGIP–CSWG) in February released the second draft of its Smart Grid Cyber Security Strategy and Requirements, a 305-page document the agency expects to issue formally by July. It identifies potential vulnerabilities and outlines "recommended requirements" that the North American Electricity Reliability Corporation (NERC) can choose to add to its critical infrastructure protection standards. These measures to protect the grid from cyber-tampering would be enforced by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC).
NIST's cybersecurity group draws its recommendations from a well-rounded core of more than 400 experts, including those from the Department of Homeland Security and the Department of Defense, as well as volunteers from academia, law firms, IT and telecommunication companies, and independent security specialists. Aerospace manufacturer Boeing and network technology provider Cisco Systems each have an employee serving as vice-chair of the group.
"To be so involved with the private sector on a task like this, it's very different for NIST," says Annabelle Lee, chair of the cybersecurity group (and senior cybersecurity strategist in the agency's computer security division). "Our intent was to get people from every group that's going to have to deal with the grid, because what we come up with is going to be important for the entire country."
The NIST document includes a section (Chapter 6), for example, that underscores the need for research and development to keep pace with evolving security needs. According to the section's introduction: "Cyber security is one of the key technical areas where the state of the art falls short of meeting the envisioned functional, reliability, and scalability requirements of the Smart Grid." NIST goes on to recommend improving the security of Intelligent Electronic Devices (or IEDs), which receive data from sensors and power equipment. If these devices are connected to a computer network, as they would be in the case of a smart grid, they are vulnerable to a cyber attack that could disrupt their control of circuit breakers (one of several functions of IEDs).
The document is short on answers regarding exactly how to solve these problems. "This is a starting point. It's meant to give high-level requirements, not solutions," says Lee. Rather, the intent is to get government agencies, utility companies and other businesses thinking more about security problems they may not previously have considered when components of the electrical grid were not hooked up to computer networks. NIST notes in this latest draft that without R&D advances to network security, local attacks can become distributed or cascading large-scale attack campaigns.


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-- my next guest would give the Fed and F.
If you were rating its work he says policy is very much part of the problem and it's time to triple the rate -- -- already.
Hike those rates and raise interest rates sooner rather than the 2015.
-- that they put on the calendar -- -- Driscoll Cato Institute senior fellow.
And former Dallas Federal Reserve vice president joining me now on -- -- this is exclusive from Reno Nevada.
I'm -- an -- I mean.
I I understand how you feel about this but especially because -- you talked -- -- you say this is an artificial rebound that they have.
Engineer let's use that -- And yet I would say that a lot of Smart people have given Ben Bernanke thumbs up in many cases for example around Lou Dobbs who feels that.
They did what they had to do I was talking to some Russians.
-- -- big in business overseas Lisa central banks -- -- but why do you feel they deserve an F grade and does that go for.
All thirteen semesters that we passed over the past several years.
Well I don't know if I said -- -- -- they need it that you -- they did the right thing you know wait.
You know back in the Lehman failure and so on -- and they provided liquidity the market but now what they're doing is making.
Whole asset classes in segments of the economy.
Dependent on more stimulus -- the problem is it going to take more and more stimulus to run an economy.
On fumes basically.
-- the course -- underlying factors normal market factors that are helping the economy recover so two things are going on.
But look I think the housing is already worrisome housing prices.
And do they reflect some special factors so.
It and and the low interest rates are great for borrowers if they can get the money but they don't mode motivate creditors to -- the -- OK so it's almost net net neutral right okay so you're you're saying -- in essence what John Taylor said in the Wall Street Journal yesterday.
Near zero is great because yes it makes people want to borrow.
Doesn't make one lenders lend because they're not getting a great rate on the money that they get but they're at least getting something.
So and then -- question becomes if not 2015.
When should they tighten rates and I'm very much -- push a lot of people on this I can't get a straight answer may be a camp for new.
How would the world in the markets react the minute the Fed telegram ups were ready to tighten rates.
All I think you'll have a sell off the minute they telegraphed that they're going to raise rates not the minute they raise rates but the minute they telegraph.
I'll tell you what I think they will -- rates not until they see the whites of the eyes of inflation.
And by that I mean I I would be I'm amazed if they.
Underground on rates before inflation is in the 33 and a half percent range possibly higher.
I don't want to get.
To walking about this and two in the weeds but when you look at something that -- Charlie Brady from our Simon just pointed out I was at the Saint Louis fed adjusted monetary base.
This is as if you took an entire steaming melting pot and threw in everything the Fed has done and you superimposed.
Over the Dow Jones industrials they pretty much mirror each other so which propping up what's happening -- people into assets like equities.
You know what that overlay completely.
Switch out.
But part of that analysis I mean I have not seen that analysis but it doesn't surprise me yeah I mean it's what I'm trying to say.
It -- the stock markets the asset and whole segments of the economy.
Are dependent on.
Not just continuing stimulus but going into the future will take more work to do the same thing.
Cheerio Driscoll of the Cato Institute he's a senior fellow and he's also the former Dallas Federal Reserve vice president.
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So we find out that some medical schools are taking bold new action to end a shortage of doctors.
Which is leaving some rural counties -- -- doctors at all police security is live in Denver tells about the efforts to bridge the gap to release him.
Well one effort is in Kansas -- the university of Kansas medical school has a very small satellite campus.
In Salina Kansas population 50000 it has just sixteen med students but it's a full.
-- your program.
And they get more hands on experience especially when they begin to work at the local hospital.
The hope is the students stay here or close by.
They -- -- that small feeling they wanted that camaraderie of a small class.
We didn't want to go to a big city with a big city problems.
We still wanted to see.
The sunrise in the sun -- in the -- horizons and clear skies tonight.
They need for these young doctors is great listen to this statistic nationwide there's an average of 250.
Doctors for every 100000.
People in in the rural areas that statistic is much worse -- the medical students -- this idea.
This isn't a program -- we talked to they've really taken to the idea of small town life and career and that's why they decided.
To attend a program just like this in a rural place often what will happen -- students from small towns head -- to med school in the big city with every intention of returning to open a practice their hometown.
But then they need a future spouse get a job offer start to network and they never return with this program they begin and end in a similar place.
I think it is the very lifestyle they have an end or community.
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Knowing your patients.
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And knowing who your -- to handle it then.
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Cellar/Tasting Notes "Coffee and ripe plum, with hints of prune on the nose. Full-bodied, with beautiful fruit and supersilky tannins. Long and gorgeous. Best ever from here."
Cellar/Tasting Notes ... the 2009 Les Gravieres is the best wine proprietor Denis Barraud has ever produced. Yields were not terribly low at 38 hectoliters per hectare, but this wine (made with 100% Merlot and finishing at just under 14% alcohol) has a spectacular, even flamboyant nose of pen ink, graphite, blackberry..
Cellar/Tasting Notes "This is one of the finest wines I have tasted from this highly regarded terroir that has rarely been exploited to its maximum potential. Loads of chalk dust intertwined with sweet kirsch, black currants, licorice and camphor jump from the glass of this full-bodied wine, which has terrific fruit..
Cellar/Tasting Notes "Barrel sample. There is wood here, the fruit is fresh, with a lively acidity on top of the core of tannin. A bright, fresh, blackcurrant wine"
Cellar/Tasting Notes An enormously appealing style of wine with a dark plum/purple color to the rim, its sweet kiss of subtle oak intermixed with Asian spice, plum sauce, black cherries and black currants pushes some of the oak to the background. Plump, opulent, low in acidity and very sexy, this wine can be drunk over..
Cellar/Tasting Notes "Blueberry, licorice and sandalwood, with a solid core of fruit. Velvet and mineral. Lots going on. An impressive wine from tiny yields. 75 percent Merlot and 25 percent Cabernet Franc."
Cellar/Tasting Notes "An ethereal, finesse-styled, Cheval Blanc-like delicacy accompanied by intensity ... A dense ruby/purple color is followed by a sweet perfume of crushed rocks, raspberries, cherries, flowers, and spice. Velvety-textured and structured, with considerable concentration yet a lightness of being..."
Cellar/Tasting Notes This is another astonishing effort from this small estate. The 2007 is one of the sexiest, most opulent yet powerfully concentrated wines of the vintage. There is not a hard edge to be found in this voluptuously textured, deep St.-Emilion. Abundant aromas and flavors of chocolate, charcoal,..


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