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I think 10 points is enough forever. NO MORE POINTS.
I want to get new points when a band from my wishlist is announced.
It would be more fair if everyone got more points on a regular basis (weekly/monthly, etc).
It would be more fair if everyone got more points for special occasions (holidays, anniversaries).
Points should be special rewards given to contest winners.
I want more points but I don't know how / when I want them?
I have a better idea and I will post in in the thread!
Really surprised how high Tool, A&A and Nightwish are. The other top ten artists I can see why they are there, but those three are definate standouts.
I would have expected them in the top 100, but not 10. I mean Van Halen, the Rolling Stones, The Eagles, all much bigger artists, aren't even in the top 10. Just my observation
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My point was that awarding them five extra points to request with is like giving them extra icing on their cake. I don't think it's the right way to go about it.
Mandatory band wishlist: Less Than Jake, Reel Big Fish, more Electric Six, more Mighty Mighty Bosstones, more Steely Dan, Save Ferris, Mustard Plug...
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Well...maybe...I mean all Korn fans who use the app basically just got 5 points...Korn was pretty high up already. Now lets just say for fun all of the Korn fans simply take the extra 5 points and put them back into Korn...Now repeat this for a few months...I mean, really it probably won't go down like this at all since most people are probably just voting once and then forgetting that the app exists...but this is hardly a fair system for extra points...just sayin :P
If this happened, if everyone who had Korn on their list, all ~80 of them during this quiet Beta, were somehow organized enough to all put every single one of their points on Korn... nothing would happen. Korn would move up the list a bit, but it wouldn't move their position in the list drastically, and it wouldn't necessarily affect when we'd release more Korn DLC. And then next week when we release more bands, more people will get more points and more bands will move around on the list.
The rationale, which seems to be the case so far, is that people receiving more points are moving them to new bands, not just piling them back on the bands they just got. One of their requests has been fulfilled and they can shuffle those points around and try to push for more bands. If people really want to try to "game the system" and put their points on bands that have already been announce, then I suppose they can do that, but it's an inefficient use of points, especially when the long term plan is to award points for additional reasons on a more regular basis.
What do you suggest as an alternative? People are totally welcome to voice their disapproval over how points are distributed (and we'll never be able to get song requests / DLC releases to the point where everyone is happy all the time), but it'd be much more helpful for us if you told us what you would like, what you do think would be fair and effective. So let's hear those counter proposals!
People should get extra points for correctly guessing a mod hint in the DLC Prediction thread
Dang yet another way I won't ever get points
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Well, with the current system the best thing you can do is take your 10 points and put them into 10 bands that you think will get DLC released soon. Then if you get a hit you can add 5 more bands ect...but whatev...here is my idea for extra points...
You should get extra points based upon the amount of DLC you actually buy...there are people out there who have EVERY DLC EVER...they should get like crazy points. I wanna know what they think should be in Rock Band.
Now I don't really know what options are available to pull this off. We have already seen that the game and this website can be linked together, there must be a way, or at least maybe with Rock Band 4 to tell the website how much DLC you have. as for the ratio of DLC to points...hey you guys are the boss right :P
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So my LG Flatron took a shit on me completely and i definitely need a new monitor. I was thinking of an IPS monitor at least 23 inches and a 2ms response time. Looking to spend less than $350 and preferably on newegg since I have shoprunner. Is IPS really even worth it? Should I just bypass it and get a regular LCD LED monitor? Suggestions please! Thanks for all the feedback in advance!
If you are into the whole color thing, then yes. Regular TN panels have 6-bit internal coding per color channel and then interpolate into 8-bit ones iirc. IPS has native 8-bit color channels, so it has a bigger color gamut, which in real application gives you smoother color gradients for example. I found this on the internet: http://www.tnpanel.com/tn-vs-ips-va/
If you are looking for a TN at any point I will highly reccomend the Asus VE276Q, i picked mine up today and it is AMAZING
If choosing an IPS monitor, make sure it's not using the cheaper e-IPS technology, which the advertising is likely to hide. Instead of true 8-bit colour, this is actually 6-bit interpolated up to 8-bit. The whole point of going IPS is for the superior colour fidelity and wide viewing angles, so I would avoid this. The Dell U2412M is sold as an IPS monitor, but is actually an e-IPS. There's a reason it's so keenly priced and this is it. Make sure you know what you're buying and are happy with the trade-off.
A Samsung S23A950D is a good choice. It's 120hz, 2ms, and 3d as well. The panel itself is the thinnest I have seen.
There's more too it than that. The Dell still has better color than any TN panel - even though both use 6 bit + FRC. It also has wider viewing angles and less banding. Short answer is any e-IPS is better than any TN as far as color and viewing angles go. The 6bit + FRC does not negate the benefits of IPS.
I only partly agree with you. While it does give a much better picture as you described, it's not as good as true IPS and it's even further behind S-IPS. The fact that IPS and e-IPS may not be mentioned in marketing materials is bad and misleads customers who may want true IPS, not a cheaper version with inferior picture quality. This is my main point. How do I know this? Because I subscribe to the Aria email newsletter and it advertised this Dell monitor today for £220 billing it as 'IPS'. Only because I'm a savvy techie did I think to check out this monitor from other sources since the price seemed a little too good (TFT Central review in particular) where I saw that it uses e-IPS. Seeing this, I'm not even considering buying it now. I'll only consider true IPS and will pay the higher price if and when I'm ready to buy one.
Yes, although I'm not sure of the details. Response time between two dark shades is longer, I believe than other transitions. I think that TN Panel website linked to above explains it.
So would it be accurate to say that say a TN monitor at 2ms response time would be about the same as an IPS monitor at 5ms? Been busy for the past few days and I still need a monitor. I have some time right now to research this a bit more and im still trying to find an IPS monitor if I can.
So all this research for an ips panel is becoming mind numbing and its making me wonder if its really even worth getting atm. It seems anything good is going to be out of my price range.
ASUS PA248Q and Dell U2412M are both under $350. I love the Dell that I got earlier this month - hugely better than my old HP glossy panel TN. If you need 1:1 pixel mapping go with the ASUS at about $340. If you don't, go with the Dell for around $300. Both are excellent and well reviewed.
I was looking at both but the dell doesnt have HDMI and the Asus one doesnt seem to have good reviews as of late which makes me skeptical.
So does my GTX 670 but I don't use it since the monitor has no speakers. HDMI delivers both video and audio if you need it. DVI delivers the same digital video signal as HDMI so I'm not missing anything there and my audio is handled by connections directly with the PC (for headphones). 99% of monitor speakers are crap anyway so you're really not missing out on anything by not using them (or HDMI).
Response times are measured in grey to grey or black-white-black, usually they wont say which it is. Bellow a 5ms response time is when humans are generally unable to notice a difference but above that you can tell, especially if its above 8ms. Most (if not all) modern IPS do not have the problems older models do, its like plasma displays which also no longer has the massive drawbacks it used to. I paid £150 for my Iiyama X2377HDS and it's not high end IPS but imo it beats LCDs in that price range. I dont get ghosting or blurring on my particular panel but it does depend on each individual panel. If going from a high end LCD to a low/mid range IPS, the gains may be not as pronounced but if its only a budget/mid range LCD i at least did notice it the difference. I got a big difference going from my Samsung LCD panel to my Iiyama (in my specs), even seems more fluid in motion. Most of all it just looks a lot less dull, not that my old panel or my LG tv are washed out but its just a lot more easy on the eyes. My brother was over a few weeks ago and commented the whites looked great and bright, which was pretty random but good to hear. Blacks could be better compared to something higher end or plasma but they beat any TN panel ive seen, even LED LCDs. My advice is to look up IPS panels in your price range on Newegg or something and google them, its a pain in the arse i know.
Which one of these would be the better buy in your guys' opinion? I cant decide what one. I want them all. ASUS PA248Q Black 24.1" 6ms (GTG) HDMI Widescreen ... Dell UltraSharp U2412M Black IPS Panel 24" 8ms Piv... ASUS VS239H-P Black 23" 5ms (GTG) HDMI Widescreen ... LG IPS231B-BN Black 23" 5ms Height,Swivel & Title ...
Tried the first two on your list and kept the Dell. It had a much more uniform backlight (as in no noticeable bleeding). The PA248Q had a better stand, better menu options and good color, but terrible backlight bleeding on all four corners. I'm very pleased with the U2412M.
If you're photo editing or movie producing then Yes a True IPS would be recommended because of the Color Gammut. If just gaming or surfing the net or watching Youtube an e-IPS or TN monitor would work just fine for your needs.
I hear philips is releasing a new high res panel in September http://www.tftcentral.co.uk/news_archive/26.htm#philips_ifa Unlucky timing for your need to upgrade your monitor. It seems that the perfect time to upgrade would be in 3 months time, when all the new monitors hit the market.


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Thanks for the feedback, Louisa. You're absolutely right about the fact I wouldn't have wanted to ask any male surf guide anywhere about needing tampons, including the Texan ex-pat running the B&B where I stayed in Taiwan – even in Arcata I'll always pick the checkout line with a female clerk. (I could digress into a long discussion about the generational/social factors influencing women's comfort with their bodily functions.) My point was, I can be forgetful and shy and end up in ridiculous situations because of those flaws, but hopefully someone, somewhere, will learn from my mistakes.
I live in Mexico when I'm not in Humboldt and I find Jennifer's comment about buying tampons in Mexico irritating and racist. Most women wouldn't want to mention their need for tampons from their Thai surf guide, either. Mexico has enough media problems without inventing false ones in a forced and ineffective attempt to be funny. The only difference between buying tampons in Mexico vs. the U.S. is that pharmacies in Mexico are not self-service, so unless you're in Costco or a supermarket, you have to ask for the tampons from a clerk behind a counter (usually a young woman, by the way). Some people find that disconcerting. Other than that, there's no difference at all.
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Thanks to this writer for pointing out the farce that taking rat bait off the shelf is.
First of all, my membership in ASCAP means little to me because I'm not a pop musician. While I agree that ASCAP has been known to discourage the playing of live music and punishes establishments for not complying with their rules, ASCAP (including BMI, Sam Fox and SEESAC), wouldn't be as omnipotent without cooperation from the government. So, the "evil" is spread out among three entities: well-to-do pop musicians, the government and organizations such as ASCAP. We can thank ASCAP's lobbyists and those politicians in bed with the entertainment industry for the current state of affairs that penalizes small businesses and limits performers. That said, this isn't a fair illustration of "capitalism in action." Lastly, realizing that ASCAP should develop a radically different attitude toward small venues in remote locations (like here), musicians and businesses need to stop wimping out and find creative ways to get around ASCAP.
Free will does not exist in Creation if time and space are illusions and have no absolute reality. I deliberately use the term "Creation" vs. "universe" because in my Celestial Torah Christian belief system we live in a perpetual state of "maya", the world as illusion, going from one point in time to another. It is the way Creation works for those within Creation's dimensions, the illusion of time and space moving ever forward in temperal direction but to the Creators of Creation, it's an advanced CD movie, big technical effects, but in the end, a video selection, a documentary on How to Create God in 18 Billion lessons.. Celestial Torah Christianity. It isn't your grandmother's Christian religion any more..
Actually, the idea that the whole loaf "already" exists is skewed in both arguments, as it doesn't preempt the concept of time. The whole of existence, being an absolute immediate infinitesimal, can be argued to guarantee complete free will just the same as it can be argued to negate free will altogether. Just as the idea of a chain reaction relies on the concept of time, truly erasing time within that idea creates the infinite moment of a decision being made...a surfer on a wave negotiating his movements and positions to continue the ride, forever.
So what's the practical value of this philosophy? We are conceptually bound by the genuine paradox of all existence. Whether or not free will exists as well as it doesn't, we have the ability to decide to NOT destroy "life as we choose to know it", the natural environment around us, from which we have come into some sort of existence of thinking-therefore-being. Look around at anything and everything human...humanity is constantly and consistently destroying its own lifeblood, however not necessarily as a collective individual species, but through a self imposed hierarchy of individual group tiers, whatever their perspectives, allowing themselves to cognitively assist this process of self destruction and just as formally "program" other individuals below their place in the hierarchy to abide by obviously destructive means to an obviously destructive end...the power of belief, another topic altogether.


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Claire's Nettle-Kissed Buns
"The peasants of Gascony beat a faithless wife wi' nettles," he said. He lowered the spiky bunch of leaves and rushed the flower heads lightly across one breast. I gasped from the sudden sting, and a faint red blotch appeared as though by magic on my skin.
"Will ye have me do so?" he asked. "Shall I punish you that way?"
"If you…if you like." My lips were trembling so hard I could barely get out the words. A few crumbs of earth from the nettles' roots had fallen between my breasts; one rolled down the slope of my ribs, dislodged by my pounding heart, I imagined. The welt on my breast burned like fire. I closed my eyes, imagining in vivid detail exactly what being thrashed with a bunch of nettles would feel like.
Suddenly the viselike grip on my wrist relaxed. I opened my eyes to find Jamie sitting cross-legged by me, the plants thrown aside and scattered on the ground. He had a faint, rueful smile on his lips.
"I beat you once in justice, Sassenach, and ye threatened to disembowel me with my own dirk. Now you'll ask me to whip ye wi' nettles?" He shook his head slowly, wondering, and his hand reached as though by its own volition to cup my cheek. "Is my pride worth so much to you , then?"
"Yes! Yes, it bloody is!" I sat up myself, and grasped him by the shoulders, taking both of us by surprise as I kissed him hard and awkwardly.
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2012 in Review: Crackdown on Freedom of Expression and Freedom of AssemblyPublished on February 15, 2013
The most shocking attack on freedom of expression in 2012 came in September, when muckraking journalist Hang Serei Oudom was murdered. His battered body, hacked at least six times with an axe, was found in the trunk of his car. Oudom's work had focused on exposing illegal logging and forest crimes involving the local elite.
Meanwhile, as Cambodia's ASEAN chairmanship unfolded and the 2012 commune election approached, the government demonstrated increased intolerance for peaceful assembly and expression.
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Published on February 14, 2013
Authorities continue to resort to the judicial system to silence those who assert their rights or question entrenched interests. Throughout 2012, court summonses and the threat of arrest were increasingly used to intimidate human rights defenders.
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Published on February 13, 2013
As the frequency of land grabs has grown, so has the sense of desperation for Cambodians faced with eviction. The perpetrators of land grabs – from business leaders to police to hired hands who carry out actual evictions – operate with near complete impunity. Recourse to the notoriously corrupt judiciary is not an option. For the average Cambodian, the only avenue that offers the prospect of success is civil disobedience, namely public protest and individual action.
The government has become increasingly aggressive in attempting to shut down this avenue as well, despite the fact the vast majority of citizen protests documented by LICADHO during 2012 have been peaceful. Violence is often the government's tactic of choice.
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Published on February 12, 2013
The human rights situation in Cambodia began 2012 teetering on the edge of a precipice, and by the end of the year had fallen off the cliff.
The sheer volume of shocking turns makes it difficult to choose where to begin a summary of 2012: Independent radio station owner Mam Sonando was sentenced to 20 years in prison on politically-motivated charges. The country's most prominent environmental activist was shot dead in the forest while investigating illegal logging. A journalist working on logging issues was murdered in Ratanakiri province. A town governor opened fire on protesting garment workers and has yet to spend a day in prison. And 17 leaders from Phnom Penh communities facing eviction spent time in prison.
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Published on April 8, 2012
In a joint statement released today, over 100 civil society organizations and networks across the ASEAN region have called for the release of the draft ASEAN Human Rights Declaration and the initiation of meaningful public consultations on its content. The Declaration is being drafted by the ASEAN Inter-governmental Commission on Human Rights (AICHR), which is meeting in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, April 9-11, 2012.
The draft has been in development for nearly a year, but has not yet been released to the public.
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Published on April 7, 2011
Bangkok - Cambodia's draft law regulating associations and nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) should be abandoned because it will undermine rather than promote civil society in the country, Human Rights Watch, Amnesty International, Forum-Asia, Global Witness, Southeast Asia Press Alliance, Frontline Defenders, and the International Federation for Human Rights (FIDH) and World Organisation Against Torture (OMCT) within the framework of the Observatory for the Protection of Human Rights Defenders said today. On April 6, a total of 62 international organizations working in Cambodia called upon the country's international donors to make strong public and private statements opposing passage of a law that poses the most significant threat to the country's civil society in many years.
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Published on January 21, 2011
On the morning of January 16, 2011, over a hundred garment workers and civil society members gathered outside Cambodia's Prey Sar prison to seek the release of their union leader, Sous Chantha. Joined by Chantha's wife and toddler, the group held a religious ceremony and proceeded to launch balloons in the air for Chantha to see from within the prison's walls.
The gathering highlighted the fact that Sous Chantha has spent nearly two months in pretrial detention on drug trafficking charges. His arrest on November 18, 2010, followed his 1,000-member union's migration to the pro-workers Coalition of Cambodia Apparel Workers Democratic Union (CCAWDU).
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Published on December 10, 2010
More than 20,000 Cambodians celebrated the 62nd International Human Rights day on Dec 10th, 2010.
In 65 events across the country, civil society groups including trade unionists, students, farmers, fishermen, musicians, youths, entertainment workers, tuk tuk drivers, motorcycle drivers and NGO workers celebrated IHRD within their communities.
Throughout Cambodia, the celebrations were held under the common theme of 'We all want justice and sustainable livelihoods!' and a common symbol representing the role of human rights defenders in Cambodia, the blue Kramar.
IHRD is celebrated every year on December 10, marking the day that the UNDHR was signed in 1948. Since then, the Declaration has been and continues to be a source of inspiration for national and international efforts to promote and protect human rights.
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Published on December 2, 2010
LICADHO President and Founder Dr Pung Chhiv Kek and Venerable Luon Sovath accepted an award on behalf of LICADHO as guests of honor at the 2010 Annual Focus for Change benefit dinner held in New York by LICADHO partner WITNESS, an international human rights organization which uses video to open the eyes of the world to human rights violations.
The 2010 benefit dinner saw WITNESS honoring LICADHO with an award for its use of video to document evidence in the ongoing struggle to end forced evictions in Cambodia. The partnership begun in 2007, when WITNESS provided LICADHO with 50 small handheld FLIP cameras for use by community activists in 18 Cambodia provinces to film and document cases of human rights abuse. Since then, LICADHO and WITNESS have worked closely together to produce advocacy videos on the plight of land-grabbing victims, creating international support to halt specific evictions.
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Published on November 1, 2010
* Cambodia Still Ranking Low on Corruption Index * UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon Visits Cambodia
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Published on October 1, 2010
* Cambodian Opposition Leader, Sam Rainsy Convicted of Disinformation * Garment Factory Workers Strike
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Published on September 30, 2010
"I was told by the company that I could earn $ US 180 per month as a domestic helper in Malaysia. During the first six months my salary would be deducted to cover the expenses of the company. I thumb-printed the documents without knowing their content, and the company did not give me any copies or explain anything in detail to me. But I know that the company changed everything. In fact, the company changed my name and age in the documents, and I was told to use the name of my older sister."
This is an account of an underage girl who was sent to work as a domestic worker in Malaysia where she was mistreated with other Cambodian maids. Channa (not her real name) was brought up in Koh Kong province in a poor family. She met with a representative of a licensed recruitment agency who promised to give her a highly paid job in Malaysia. She was underage, but the company facilitated falsified documents including a passport, visa and other necessary documents so that she could be sent to work abroad.
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Published on September 1, 2010
* Cambodia-Thai Diplomatic Relations Improved * LICADHO Staff Member Convicted of Disinformation and Sentenced to 2 years Imprisonment * President of Human Rights Party's Parliamentary Immunity to be Removed
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Published on August 1, 2010
* Report on Sex Workers in Cambodia by HRW * Verdict of Duch Announced: Majority of Cambodians and International Community Disappointed * Chi Kreng Trial Adjourned
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Published on July 25, 2010
"The wage must be at least equal to the guaranteed minimum wage; that is, it must ensure every worker of a decent standard of living compatible with human dignity" Article 104 of Cambodian Labor law.
On 8 July 2010, the government proposed to increase the current minimum wage from $50 to $55, with an additional $6 as a family allowance, the total of $61, to be implemented in October 2010 and renegotiated only in 2014. Unions and civil society have responded that this is not enough.
The current living standard of garment workers is very low. A recent 2009 study by the Community Legal Education Centre concluded that workers would require at the very least $72 per month to meet minimum requirements for food, lodging and medication. A suitable salary that would allow the most basic needs to be met, and is demanded by the unions, is estimated at $93 per month.
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C-House Chef Nicole Pederson brings comforting flavors and Midwestern purveyors to celeb chef Marcus Samuelsson's fish house. Her menu changes with the seasons, but look for balance in dishes such as garlic soup studded with crispy frog legs and pickled spring onions or pan-seared sturgeon with Swiss chard, roasted fingerling potatoes and potato puree. Pastry chef Melissa Trimmer ends meals on a high note with finales such as goat-cheese fritters with strawberry or a sorrel ice-cream float with blueberry soda. Sweets aren't your thing? End with a cocktail on the rooftop bar, C-View. 166 E Superior St (312-523-0923). El: Red to Chicago. Bus: 3, 4, 26, 143, 144, 145, 146, 147, 151. Breakfast, brunch (Sat, Sun), lunch, dinner. Average main course: $22.
erwin The namesake chef-owner here has a knack for the kind of food people want to eat, and he's been delivering it to Chicago for almost two decades. There's no fusion or piled-high presentations—just good, solid food. Expect seasonal soups, classic salads, pan-roasted fish and grilled meats, with standouts like wood-grilled flank steak with smoked Gouda mashed potatoes, and what's surely in the running for the best roasted chicken in town, served with Yukon-gold potato gratin. 2925 N Halsted St (773-528-7200). El: Brown, Purple (rush hrs) to Diversey. Bus: 8, 76. Brunch (Sun), dinner (closed Mon). Average main course: $18.
Lula Cafe This Logan Square favorite has one of our favorite seasonally driven menus. You'll probably wait for a seat during weekend brunch, but the famous eggs Florentine and red-pepper strata will make the wait worth it. Local eggs and sausage pair perfectly with the black sambal Bloody Mary or blackberry Bellini. At night, try creative specials that range from crispy suckling pig with smoked eel to chickpea and green garlic crêpes with morel mushrooms. 2537 N Kedzie Blvd (773-489-9554). El: Blue to Logan Square. Bus: 56, 74. Breakfast, brunch, lunch, dinner (closed Tue). Average main course: $16.
Markethouse We realize you're not likely to rush over to the DoubleTree for dinner (deep-pocketed remodeling or not) without the promise of deliciousness, so consider this an endorsement. Executive chef Scott Walton puts out flavorful, smart, well-executed comfort classics, slightly updated with seasonal flair. Four-meat meatloaf wrapped in caul and served with roasted spring vegetables is a standout, while housemade country pâté and a salad of asparagus, smoked duck and Meyer lemon are fantastic starts. A simple ending of butterscotch bread pudding seals the deal on a surprisingly good meal. 300 E Ohio St (312-224-2200). El: Red to Grand. Bus: 2, 3, 66, 157. Breakfast, brunch (Sat, Sun), lunch, dinner. Average main course: $26.
North Pond When you're only a few feet from a pond in the middle of Lincoln Park, you're as close to wilderness as it gets in the city. Even more so when you sample Bruce Sherman's creations, concocted with as much locally grown food as he can get his hands on. Sherman's ever-changing offerings—marrow-crusted charred flat iron steak with rutabaga cake, smoked French horn mushrooms in a porcini-madeira soup—are lovely reminders of the season in case you can't get a window table. 2610 N Cannon Dr (773-477-5845). Bus: 76, 151, 156. Brunch (Sun), dinner (Tue–Sun). Average main course: $30.
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Instagram is just the start
If you were surpised by the fact that Facebook was willing to pay $1bn in cash and stock for Instagram then be warned: this is the just the start.
Despite everything that's going on in the wider economy, all the indicators point to a digital economy klondike. This gold rush will be initiated and funded by the East and West Coast US, regions that appear to be effectively recession-proof for the foreseeable future.
I've already talked about the much more aggressive and well-funded investment climate in the US in the past but there's much more to come.
Many key players in that investment industry have been keeping their powder dry, nervously waiting for the dam to break. The Instagram deal could be the trigger for them to invest once more and end this period of watching and waiting.
Hedge funds, venture capital players and other investors have billions of dollars waiting to splash on ad tech and other digital businesses.
The upcoming Facebook IPO is also adding to the sense of boom, while WPP's recent investment in conjunction with India's Infosys to create BrandEdge, underlines the sense that things are about to kick off.
If $1bn for a company with a handful of employees and a rudimentary business model seems excessive, then you may be even more amazed in the coming months.


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didn't Dream Eater Merry have some image quality issues?
would it still be worth it to grab the BD, or should the DVD be more than sufficient enough? (c/p because I still want to see if anyone can answer this) EDIT: Actually I checked and yes it did. So now I'm really just wondering if its such a problem that just purchasing the DVD would yield more or less the same quality, or if the BD is still a noticeable upgrade but just not as noticeable when comparing R1 DVD to JP BD masters. Last edited by AKX20000 : 11-29-2012 at 09:16 PM. |
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I bought it and the BD looks fine. Sure it probably doesn't look at good as the Japanese release but it's definitely better than DVD quality. If you like the show I'd say for the price they're offering you can't really go wrong.
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also now that we're a little over 1/3 the way in (assuming no new days come after 13 and from that point on its just leave for people to decide what to buy until the deadline) I may as well list all the stuff from the past days now that I'm interested in/may get (mostly to use as a reference sheet for myself but w/e) Day 1 High priority Ghost in the Shell S1+2nd Gig Medium priority Mahoromatic Ultimate Mardock Scramble BD Day 2 High priority The World God Only Knows BD Bundle Medium priority House of Five Leaves No Longer Human Vol. 1-3 Day 4 High priority Dream Eater Merry BD No.6 BD Medium priority Neeedless P1-2 BD Day 5 High priority Clannad+After Story BD Medium priority Redline BD priority based mostly on discount vs studio sale+got anime membership discount, but also on actual interest in the product and potential availability in the future Last edited by AKX20000 : 12-08-2012 at 02:47 AM. |
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I was going to go for Day 1's GitS and Gits: 2nd GIG but dang .... as of today, Stand Alone Complex has been completely removed from the website.
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Eh, maybe Clannad+AS, but only if something else I actually care about pops up in the next two weeks. Don't really care about the series enough to make an order of just that.
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If anything from that day, maybe Clannad and After Story on BD. But I already have the DVDs and I am not exactly looking to double-up. Besides that, it looks like I am safe for Day 5.
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Dinner was excellent. Food is always fresh and delicious.Our waiter. Jeremy was excellent, explained all the specials and other questions we had about the menu.
Yanni's is quickly becoming one of my favorite restaurants...every time I visit it's like I get to take a mini-vacation to the Aegean. A great atmostphere that's quiet and relaxing and great food that is authentic, fresh and delicious. The only problem is that I can never say "no" to baklava for dessert! :-)
THIS WAS A SPECIAL MEAL WITH FRIENDS FOR AN ANNUAL BIRTHDAY. WE ALWAYS TRY TO GO SOMEWHERE DIFFRENT. MY HUSBAND & i FOUND THIS RESTAURANT BY ACCIDENT AND WERE SO IMPRESSED WE WANTED TO SHARE OUR EXPERIENCE WITH FRIENDS,. THE MEAL WAS EXCELLENT, PROCLAIMED BY ALL 4 OF US. THE SERVICE WAS WONDERFUL. WE TOOK OUR WAITRESS'S SUGGESTIONS AND SHE DIDN'T STEER US WRONG. SINCE WE EXPERIENCED THE SAME FOOD AND SERVICE ON BOTH OCCASIONS, WE WILL CERTAINLY BE BACK. WHAT A WONDERFUL AND FUN ATMOSPHERE!! THANK YOU.
Terrific night out. Appetizers were exciting and delicious. Here is a place with grilled whole fish, and I had one and it was great. Many more things I want to try but if all I ever get is the fish I am very happy. The wait staff really know the menu. They are also skilled at the table-side presentations such as the flaming cheese.
Good selection of entrees to satisfy a variety of tastes. Homey décor. Attentive staff and management. Attractively presentation of food. Accommodating to requests for specific changes to entrée ingredients. Value priced menu. Delicious food. I'd definitely go back to this restaurant.
This is the 5th time we have been to Yiann's in the last two years. Each time the food is great the service e impeccable. I highly recommend it for any reason, party, romantic dinner, or lunch.
Prepare to be pampered and wooed with a wide variety of unique meditteranean offerings in a beautiful restaurant. We celebrated a high school graduation with family here. There was something for everyone among the vast selection of appetizers. The flaming Saganaki served to our graduate absolutely made the night special! Loved it. Will definitely return!
Our service was outstanding and the food was delicious. I have already recommended this restaurant to friends. And I cannot wait to visit for brunch.
We selected Yianni's because the location was convenient to the PA Shakespeare Fest at De Salles Univ. We lucked out, discovering special priced menu for the Bethlehem restaurant week. We'll go back for the food and beautiful ambiance. The blue and white decor and landscape photos reminded us of our visit to Greece last Fall. I will definitely try the whole fish when we return- looked great on an adjacent table.
Saganaki was pretty standard, but good. Octopus was very tender and cooked well - just wasn't cut up (they served a hunk of tentacle). Teramosalata was very good, but not enough pita served with it. Had a whole Royal Dorado... I asked for it deboned, it still had small bones in it. They didn't filet it, just sliced a whole through the fish as ripped the spine out. It was a bit overdone. Maybe te better way to go with it is a pan sear (they grilled it). Overall, food was good. One of the better spots in the LV. Just need a little refinement on presentation and attention to detail. Server was good -- suggested a solid Greek Wine that was dry (a rarity in the normally sweet Greek wines). He was just a little awkward and seemed forced.
This was our first time to Yianni's. The food was very good and the service was exceptional (Bryan was our server and he was great). The rice pudding was delicious!!
Had a wonderful experience! Food was amazing and they were very accommodating to my gluten allergy!
It's always a great meal, from martinis to moussaka to molten chocolate cake (although we prefer the baklava with baklava ice cream...Yum!) The wait staff is knowledgeable for those who may look at the menu and think "It's all Greek to me". And they are just the right amount of attentive. We are officially addicted to the cheese flambé appetizer and may soon form a Society for the Appreciation of Flaming Cheese! Kay W.
We have wanted to try Yianni's for some time as we enjoy Greek food. We love greek sakad and marinated meat dishes, so maybe we should've stuck with those. The choices we ordered were decent, though not our favorite. My husband ordered crab cakes and I had vegetable moussaka. The tzatziki was delicious. The waiter was very attentive and took great care of us. It wasn't too busy when we first arrived, but filled up while we were there. Overall I would go to yianni's again.
We had a wonderful dinner at Yiannis' this past weekend. Food was delicious, fresh and well made.
Been here several times, and whatever has been ordered has been excellent. Went during Saucon Valley restaurant week, and the special menu provided a lovely meal at a great price. The BC Combo played that night which added to the enjoyment.
This is our 4th or 5th time here in the last few years. Every time we remember why we want to come back. The service is impeccable the food unreal. This time we ate out on the side deck quiet and peaceful we could almost imagine sitting at a table watching the sunset on the Mediterranean. It was heaven in Bethlehem
We came to Yianni's on a Saturday . This was the end of the Saucon Valley restaurant week. We availed our selves of the special 4 course menu for $30.00 a person. The selections in each catagory were very good. The food was very tasy and well presented. The wait staff was attentive.
Once again had a wonderful meal and service at Yanni's!
This was our first time dining at Yianni's. It's a gem. We were there on the last weekend of the Lehigh Valley restaurant week, which featured a four-course prix fix menu for just $30. I had the zucchini fritters with tsatziki, grilled melon salad, braised lamb, and shortbread dessert. All were excellent. At $12 a glass, my wine was pricey -- I simply took our waiter's recommendation without checking the wine list. The decor is charming. The tables are not crowded, and (unlike many restaurants these days) the noise level is moderate enough to have a pleasant dinner conversation. We will definitely return.
Great Greek food. The decor is outstanding. One of my top 5 favorite restaurants.
even thought there were several groups there on a Wednesday night it still was a beautiful evening and we did not feel crowded and the food and drink were excellent.
Having spent my junior year in college in Athens, Greece, i was delighted to find this authentic & lively Greek restaurant nestled near Lehigh University. Food & service were really superb! Bet the outdoor dining would be great too. Staff is incredibly friendly & professional, & Greek music playing in the background reminded me of being in a Greek taverna in Athens. What a delight! Go! You wont be disappointed. Opa!!
We had a group of 12, so we reserved the couch area in the bar for cocktails and appetizers before dinner. The servers were extremely attentive and kept our drinks full the entire time. We ordered 5 appetizers, and they all came out quickly, OPA!! For dinner, the service at our table was excellent. Our server Ben was friendly, fun, and helpful. Only 2 of us in the group had ever been to Yianni's, and everyone was extremely impressed. It was a fantastic night! Every time I have been there, the servers and hosts are very polite, attentive, and friendly, and the food is amazing. I would HIGHLY recommend this restaurant for any occasion from a romantic dinner for 2 to a group celebration dinner.
One of our favorite restaurants! Have never been disappointed. Food is outstanding!
great place to meet friends and have good food and wine
Yanni's is a great place for good fresh food especially fish. A group of four dined ay Yanni's for my birthday. I had the whole red snapper which was deboned at my request. It was grilled to perfection. Other diners had salmon, crab cakes and lamb chops. All were happy with their choices. The sides were all Greek and delicious. We chose a trio of spreads that are served with pita. Our server substituted vegetables for 1/2 of the pita with no problem. The wine list was primarily Greek wines of which our server was very knowledgeable . Definitely a repeat. I wish I would have gotten our servers name because he was great.
There were 8 of us dining that night for an every 2 month family dinner. Everyone had something different and all were quite happy with their choices.
I had seen Yanni's advertised for years in Bethlehem, but our visits to the area did not allow time to search it out. Now I regret the years that we missed this incredible food! This is one of the best Greek restaurants we have experienced. Upon entering, you are greeted by the gracious hostess surrounded by the blue and white décor. The extensive menu had us reading and deciding for a while. We shared delicious spreads with fresh pita. The chicken wrapped in phyllo was so tasty as was the tender lamb shank. Nothing prepared us for the dessert that the waiter recommended though - a baklava sundae! This was homemade ice cream blended with fresh baklava in a sliced baklava. We can't wait to return to Bethlehem for another visit to Yanni's.
On a rainy September night, parking was a challenge as the parking lots were full. We parked on the street in the residential neighborhood. Our experience improved vastly once we entered. We tried one of the appetizer specials--a grilled, seasoned Greek cheese dish which was quite tasty. My husband had a pork dish and I had one of the more traditional Greek dishes--chicken with mint infused feta cheese wrapped in a light phyllo puff pastry. The Greek spinach rice was excellent. Our waitress was personable and knowledgeable about the menu. We would recommend this restaurant. Based on all the full tables the night we were there, it seems others have recommended it as well.
Our waiter Jeremy was very attentive and knowledgeable of the menu, including the wine list.
Wonderful food! They have the best Village Salad - authentic Greek Salad. Brought me right back to Athens where I had the salad for the first time. No one else serves this in the area. Sitting in the restaurant, watching the slide show of Greece, really makes you feel as though you are in Greece! OPA!
Food is great! Service tempo is perfect for enjoying the company you are with...we do birthdays as very special here! My husband and I also like to have a dinner of appetizers during the week.
Everything about this restaurant fits the bill in giving Lehigh Valley residents an excellent way to discover Greece without the air fare.
We had not been to Yianni's in about 2 years. The decor has been upgraded with better flow. External decor also more appealing. Food continues to be great. We got three spreads to start; the eggplant and tzatziki were very flavorful. Also had grilled octopus which was cooked perfectly. Chicken souvlaki was succulent. Scallops were briny and tender. Excellent food persists and is now matched by wonderful ambience.
Delicious! We had a lovely dinner. I had chosen Yianni's because it was out of the downtown area, which was very busy this weekend. What a treat! The food was great. The service was outstanding. Be sure to try the Baklava Ice cream!
Second visit to Yianni's. This time met friends from Easton (convenient mtg place) and brought my sister visiting from CA for Bethlehem half marathon. Very pleasant lunch the day before the race. Wonderful place to catch up w/ friends and family and for my sister and her husband great place to load up w/ very good, healthy feast before race day. We'll be back--for sure!
We again dined at Yianni's on the third Sunday when a bouzouki player entertains for the entire dinner hour. Added just a little Greek ambiance to the meal, which was delicious as always!
Terrific place! We loved the Octopus appetizer, the lemon chicken soup and the garlic dip were very good. Bread was served with good quality olive oil with herbs. The bartender makers a very good Cosmo. Loved the atmosphere, the blue and white décor: the place sparkles! From the moment we were welcomed until we left, we were treated with courtesy, attentiveness and gracious service. There is a definite return in our future, since the menu is very original and very enticing.
Great food. Beautiful atmosphere. Our waitress, Janet, was very attentive & pleasant. Will definitely return & recommend.
We had a very good experience, Greek wine was new to our taste, grill octopus is always like butter so tender.
We had such a good time that when it came to paying the bill we all handed our money over to our friend with the credit card, who in turn forgot to write in a tip!!! You can not believe how embarrassed we were. Poor Janet came into the parking lot to ask if we forgot. She knew we were having a great time and even said to us to ask for her next time we come. We all felt very bad. Of course we promptly paid her her due. Hopefully she will not hold that against us when we come again!!!
We had dinner this past weekend at Yianni's. My husband is Greek, and this was our first time trying this restaurant. We will definitely go back! Since my husband was reaised in a household eating authentic Greek food on a daily basis, I knew he would be a tough critic.;..He loved it!!! Actually, we brought 3 others along with us and they loved it just as much. Great food, great service and nice atmosphere. Yianni's was a winner for us.
We really enjoyed our experience. The food was delicious. The only issues we has were that we had reservations but still had to wait 15 minutes, service also took a long time. Luckily we were in no rush that evening, but glad we didn't have anything planned for after that we needed to get to. Also, as nice as of waiter was, he memorized our order but then forgot one of our appetizers. We did not mention it as it was not on our bill. Overall, we liked the food, it isn't at all like the Gus's it was before. We will recommend and will return.
As a Greek, I must say they do their best to bring you the true flavors of Greece. It is not exactly like the food your grandmother or mother would prepare, but for a Greek restaurant located in Bethlehem, PA, it does a great job of serving very traditional and tasty dishes. The only negative is that it is a little bit on the expensive side.
This restaurant is off the beaten path, but worth the drive. The food here is the real deal. I've been to Greece. The food at Yianni's is the closest thing to being there. The wine list has authentic Greek wines - some hard to find gems. Service on Thanksgiving night was a little slow because the place was buzzing. The new lounge is to die for. I swear I don't own this place or have any interest other than You Should Go!!!!
This was our first time eating at Yianni's. The place is excellent. The food is great. The wait staff did not rush our table (4 people). It took nearly 2 hours for the entire meal, which is very typical of a European restaurant. Portion sizes are perfect for a long meal. It's not a typical American place to stuff you in 30 minutes with tons of food then push you out the door to turn the table. You have many options of fabulous foods to choose from. This is a place you can return to many times without getting tired of the menu.
My husband and I have been wanting to eat at Yianni's for a while. We were very pleased with our experience! The food services and atmosphere were outstanding ! We will definitely be recommending this wonderful restaurant!
We have been here for dinner on a few occasions and recently for brunch. It is like taking a trip to the Greek Islands, traditional blue and white décor, friendly service and traditional Greek food. We enjoy the saganaki which comes to the table flambé with brandy, OPA! The fish is always fresh and displayed on ice in a case near the door - just like in Greece. We enjoy whatever the whole fish special is for the day. Our first brunch featured both Greek and American entrees. My husband and niece enjoyed their lamb eggs benedict and I enjoyed the baked tomato, egg and cheese. The restaurant works for a festive group occasion as well as a romantic dinner for two. We travel from Doylestown to the Lehigh Valley to eat here.
Great and knowledge wait staff. Food was great as well. We will return in the future.


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