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New Yorkers seeking amazing Mexican food
My west coast friends tell me that there is no good Mexican food in New York. As somebody who frequents Jackson Heights and Sunset Park, I tend to think that my friends are wrong. But just to give them the benefit of the doubt - what are some can't-miss places I must visit in the LA area? We are definitely looking for authentic taqueria type places (as opposed to Tex Mex). Although we also appreciate a good burrito. Any suggestions are appreciated.
re: jackattack
We're staying near LAX, but we will be all over the city (certainly will have to make a trip to East L.A.).
I know it's everywhere- I just wanted to hear what people recommend and I will decide where to go based on proximity to where I happen to be a given time. Make sense?
re: Servorg
It gets asked again and again, and Sevorg has done an invaluable service for you.These are the places to go, the ones mentioned on those two threads.
You want amazing Mexican bennyt, but would settle for a burrito, or a taqueria?Taquerias are great options in Mexico, but there aren't many good ones here.A good burrito, not Tex-Mex, would fall into the Cal-Mex, or Mexican-American category.
Amazing Mexican food can be found in LA in the forms mentioned by E Eto, below.
My short list would be:
Moles La Tia-Oaxaca(Mixteca)
Mariscos Chente-Sinaloa/Nayarit
Breed St.-D.F., Jalisco, and Veracruz for tacos,pozole, gorditas, quesadillas preparadas,sopes,pambazos, and huaraches.
La Casita-Puebla and Jalisco
La Huasteca and Babita for alta cocina.
Chichen Itza and Flor de Yucatan-Yucatan
If you're willing to explore beyond the bland taquerias and burritos.If you're just looking for that comfort food feeling of the burrito, but would like something better I would get a pambazo from Breedt St.A french roll fried in guajillo chile sauce, stuffed with potatoes and chorizo, and cheese, with a hot habanero salsa.Park on the street, get a chela from your car and put it in a plastic cup, and have that with your pambazo, chase that with a couple of tacos of cochinita and cueritos(pickled pig skin).Then, go get a tostada de pata from the pozole vendor or the pozole itself.Enjoy the atmosphere of Boyle Heights and some of the best Mexican street food in LA.Just a thought.
re: streetgourmetla
Help SGLA!
I can't find any location for Breed (or is it Breedt) St.
Is this the night market Exile reviewed?
re: Ciao Bob
Hey Ciao Bob, yes Exilekiss did an thorough review of this place a while back and I had done a post on this place in Sept '07.The location is at the end of my post and a link to the LA Times story that came out a couple of months later in 11/07.
It's in Boyle Heights.Exilekiss reviewed all the places, and I just highlighted my favorite hits.I go by there as often as possible.
Nina's is the best place, the pozole lady, and the Veracruzana with her home style tacos are the best bites there.
re: Ciao Bob
Hi Ciao Bob,
Yes. Thanks to streetgourmetla's encouragement and review, I tried it out and it was a blast! :) Here's my thoughts on it and the Chow Place Link for a Map of the area.
Not far from LAX you have El Abajeno in Culver City, or Casa Sanchez on South Centinela. El Tarasco in Manhattan Beach would be easy to get to as well, especially since you GOTTA go to the beach! Lares in Santa Monica also comes to mind, and in
West Hollywood check out the Loteria Grill.
re: jackattack
fwiw, i absolutely would NOT categorize el tarasco as 'amazing.'
imho, they serve cheap, bland, greasebombs that are best enjoyed very late at night when you've had way too much to drink.
The Mexican in New York is OK, and getting better all the time, but there isn't the huge Mexican population in New York the way there is here (that's not to say there aren't a hell of a lot of Mexicans in New York, but it's not more than half the population).
Get onto Bandini's Taco Hunt blog. It's slightly stale content but most of the places are still around. You have halal chicken rice carts and the Dessert Truck; we have taco trucks and tepache carts.
The most authentic of NY's Mexican food is pretty much from the state of Puebla, and for those dishes, one could even argue that NY's Poblano dishes might beat out LA's. So fight the urge if you're in the mood for mole poblano, or a cemita, and try restaurants that specialize in foods from other regions of Mexico that are nonexistent in NYC. Like Oaxacan, Sinaloan, Michoacan, Yucatan, Baja, etc. You'll have to dig through posts to get some of that info, but it's around. Do searches for places like Babita, Tacos Baja Ensanada, Carnitas Michoacan, Monte Alban, Guelaguetza, El Parian, Casa Sanchez, or Nayarit style seafood.
For one-stop convenience, you might want to check out Mercado Paloma, which has a small food court with Yucatan and Oaxacan stands. Also check out Grand Central Market in Downtown for all kinds of Mexican and Mexican-American foods.
re: condiment
I've tried a couple places for cemitas in LA, including the much celebrated Elviritas Cemitas Poblanas, as well as the Cemitas truck parked at Pico/Fairfax, and I can conclude that the ones I'm get at my favorite place in NYC (Tia Julia) ranks much higher on the cemitas scale than the ones I've had from these two places in LA. Even my second favorite place in NYC (Taqueria Coatzingo) scores much higher. I'm sure there are dozens of other places to check out in LA for cemitas, but I stand by my original comment that if a NYer wants Mexican food in LA, go for the multitudes of other regional Mexican than food from Puebla, which I will most likely do henceforth, unless I hear of some other really stellar cemitas, since these two LA versions did absolutely nothing for me.
re: E Eto
Hello E Eto.While there is no Pueblan regional restaurant in LA specializing in that cuisine, there are some serious options.Cemitas are a fantastic street food in Puebla, and also in D.F., but Puebla has much more to offer.Moles La Tia in East LA makes a traditional mole poblano that is killin', NY has nothing to rival.La Casita and Babita also offer substantial chiles en nogada,La Casita has other Pueblan dishes as well, one of the chef's hails from Puebla, I believe the other is from Jalisco.There are places like Angelica's in Lennox that have Pueblan dishes like a mole verde poblano, among others.And yes, there are many cemitas trucks besides the J. Gold exposed places.So, those looking for comida poblana have other options here besides the street cemita, which is a beautiful thing indeed.
re: streetgourmetla
While I'm sure you are quite correct that there are many exceptional Poblano dishes to be had in LA, my point is that for a NYer to come to LA to specifically find those would be a task for someone really dedicated to it. Even in NYC, there are hundreds of Mexican places that are under the CH radar, which in all probability will specialize in Poblano dishes because that's where 96% (that's just a guess) of the Mexicans in NY are from. My other point is that a NYer in LA should try to find the foods that they won't be able to find in NY, which is everything but Poblano regional food. Do you have a favorite Mexican place in NYC?
This comment was also to address the longstanding stereotype that there is no good Mexican food in NYC, which seems to be a prevalent idea for those who haven't explored the Mexican neighborhoods in NYC, which I invite anyone to do.
re: E Eto
You're absolutely right, people do pass off NY as not having any Mexican at all.No, I don't have a favorite NY restaurant for Mexican.I usually look for other things when I go as I'm in Mexico quite a bit.Tell you the truth, I just recently starting looking hard at the local Mexican scene here in LA, more within the last 2 years.We are getting at lot more interesting places here these days.I'll check out some of your posts, I'd be curious to know about any comprehensive pueblan restaurants in NY, that have full menus that are challenging.
re: E Eto
Just to clarify, Eric, when you say to avoid Pueblan mole poblano, does this include Oaxacan mole negro, as well? They're very similar, but I really think the Oaxacan version is well worth trying at places like Monte Alban, which you mention.
I would skip the burritos in LA, particularly if you're looking for something like you'd find in SF or Chicago. Instead, gorge yourself on tacos, which are divine. Keep in mind that there's just more produce available at cheaper prices year around in LA, so even the humble stuff will be a step above what you find in NYC.
re: a_and_w
Just for clarity, "pueblan mole poblano" is redundant. Poblano = Pueblan (just different languages). So mole poblano means Pueblan style mole. Which is why you can find mole poblano everywhere in NYC. Try telling an Oaxacan or Poblano that their moles are similar. I think they'd disagree.
Also, the kind of burritos that I like are more stew-ish, like machaca or chile verde, which is something you don't find in SF very often. I wouldn't write off burritos in LA just because they don't taste like the ones in the bay area.
re: E Eto
I was being deliberately redundant to make the distinction clear -- apologies if it had the opposite effect. My understanding is that mole negro is the Oaxacan version of a chocolate-based mole that originated in Puebla. Regardless, can I assume from your comments that you would NOT discourage people from trying mole negro at a Oaxacan place in LA?
As for burritos, we'll have to agree to disagree. I find that people who come from what I think of as burrito towns (SF, Chicago, San Diego, etc.) are disappointed by the LA version. It's not just that they're different -- burritos just don't seem to be the focus of taquerias the way they are elsewhere. That's not to say you can't find a great burrito in LA, just that it wouldn't be my priority if I were visiting.
Los Angeles is less into the taqueria joints than San Francisco. More into burritos and enchiladas etc, but not the queso you might find in Texas...
Monte Alban - an essential restaurant, that makes the best moles I have had in LA. They have green, red, black etc. A bargain and delicious.
Lares is where I go for great versions of "standard" mexican - i.e. burritos, tamales, enchiladas etc.
I hope you made it to the Red Hook Ballfields this past summer if you were looking for good Mexican food in New York.
Monte Alban
11927 Santa Monica Blvd, Los Angeles, CA
Lares Restaurant
2909 Pico Blvd, Santa Monica, CA 90405
On the high end, La Serenata de Garibaldi in Boyle Heights and, if you want to go all food-as-art on your friends, Babita Mexicuisine in San Gabriel. For Yucatan food, Chichen Itza near MacArthur Park. For Oaxacan, there are so many great places, but the obvious starting place is Guelaguetza in Palms. In East L.A./Boyle Heights, try Teresitas for an excellent traditional sit-down Mexican meal. Enrique's in Long Beach is also one of the greats. For a street-food burrito, I confess an addiction to the carnitas-bean one at Yuca's Hut in Los Feliz. As for taquerias and taco trucks, I don't know why people say that's not an L.A. thing-- there are great ones all over the place, especially in Highland Park, East L.A., Eagle Rock, Pasadena and environs, but there are even a few on the westside.. Bandini's Great Taco Hunt blog is a great place to research
There's more to Mexican than tacos and burritos. You may have arrived in Los Angeles just in time!
Call La Serenata de Garibaldi for a reservation and head immediately to Boyle Heights. Do NOT go to the westside. Boyle Heights!
You'll get excellent seafood and market fresh produce in a gracious but relaxed environment and find out what GREAT Mexican is all about. They've got the regular combos of rice + beans + taco/burrito/chili relleño/etc. too if that's what you've gotta have but, seriously, you don't want to miss the seafood. Also gorditas, sopas and other interesting appetizers. Don't miss the fish quesadilla for two or the filete de tomate either. If that isn't enough of a selection their caldos are also wonderful -- provided you've got the appetites -- they're HUGE!
There's valet parking in the back.
re: rainey
Concur... and also concur on only going to the Boyle Heights branch, no matter how convenient the Westside branches are to you. The only reason to go to the Pico branch is for the flan.
But at Boyle Heights... I mean, they make a MEAN huitlacoche sauce. At this time of the year it means preserved huitlacoche but it's still delicious. Though I might go the extra 10 minutes to San Gabriel to Babita for the chiles en nogada (it's the season now).
Just don't order the margaritas. They have a wine and beer license (meaning they can also serve sake and soju) and it ain't a margarita without tequila.
re: Das Ubergeek
Yup! The huitlacoche is excellent -- even if you know what it is... ;> If you don't, google
"Steve, Don't Eat It!" but don't let that stop you. http://www.thesneeze.com/mt-archives/...
Personally, I think the margaritas are pretty tasty too. I just think of them as another kind of margarita and enjoy.
re: rainey
I have been here many times and I must say it is pretty good but a bit overpriced and "watered-down"
I guess what I am saying is that if I want Mexican food I want to be surrounded by hungry Mexicans......LOL
no offense to this place, just think it is a little overrated.
Ciro's is one of my favorite Mexican restaurants in Boyle Heights.
Literally right down the street from El Tepeyac on Evergreen.
The chorizo and eggs is amazing and just about everything I have ever ordered there has not let me down.
"definitely looking for authentic taqueria type places." I like it when people know what they are looking for. There are many good Mexican food places in the San Gabriel Valley (I have lived here for a few decades after moving from Brooklyn) but I know only one place that I would say is an "authentic taqueria." The standard is the size of the menu and how many of the items on that menu are excellent. This is a small shack with a very large menu of authentic foods including lengua, chicken, al pastor, carnitas, cabeza, sesos, chorizo, deep fried shrimp and more. Every food item is made into tacos, burritos, sopes or tortas at your order. and IMO, each are "amazing.." Most tacos are $1 and this place has real Mexican coke. Worth the drive!
Taqueria LA Cabana
3402 Cogswell Rd
El Monte, CA 91732
(626) 448-9310
My recent post about the chorizo and directions. http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/586256
For some red or green pork tamales try Maria's Bakery
4743 Peck Rd (Just south of the CVS)
El Monte, CA
(626) 444-8109
I see that El Parian was mentioned above but more needs to be said about what they do right. The Asada standard in L.A. is set by El Parian. See the link below for a great discussion about that standard. This place is also well respected for their birreria (goat) and because the corn tortillas are fresh made and folded into very large tacos. The down side is the chips and salsa but the great beer selection helps to make up for that.
Another place for pretty good asada and gost is El Jacal. The asada taco is made with a fresh house made corn tortilla and only a slice of avocado – true Mexico style. IMO, the goat soup is best here. It can is so tender and the broth is perfect. Also, very good chips and salsas (green and red). Nice place inside and a good menu of shrimp plates. All the soups and sauces here are true Mexican food.
El Parian 1528 W Pico Blvd,
Los Angeles, CA.
( 213) 386-7361
I grew up in So Cal and lived in NY for 4 years... for the most part, NYers couldn't find mexico on a map... although, I did find one authentic place in Yonker's NY but I felt my life was in danger if I didn't go there when there was plenty of sunshine and a at the minimum of a small group.
Jackattack's correct... finding good Mexican food in So Cal is as easy as taking a deep breath.
I have to agree with DUNNBATES posting. If you're looking for moles, start with guelaguetza restaurante in palms/west la area. Their website is guelaguetzarestaurante.com. And, I agree that Yuca's in Los Feliz, while nothing to look at from the outside... it's literally looks like a 12x12 foot box with a window... their burritos are very good.
Another place to try if you're still looking for a burrito fix is El Torino in Koreatown... it's a weird place... half the clients are korean and the other half are latinos. I happen to be white. The food's great... and that's all that matters. I love their carne asada burritos
re: DrBruin
"... for the most part, NYers couldn't find mexico on a map..."
According to recent studies, many college grads can't find Mexico (or France or China) on a map.
Yes a million times to Yuca's, especially their beautifully folded and delicately juicy cochinita pibil burrito. Roberto Berrelleza should eat there every day for a week, take careful notes, and then go back to his kitchen with a renewed sense of purpose. (Sorry for the blasphemy -- I hope no children are reading this.)
Also yes to those who recommend the La Serenata location in Boyle Heights. (Just be careful not to spill that tequila miniature into your wine margarita under the table.) And La Casita in Bell has the best Chiles en Nogada around, IMHO, although Babita may soon be a real competitor if Berrelleza takes my advice about Yuca's and learns how to cook shreds of pork into something greater than mush. (I'm just following the logic here. I do love Babita otherwise.)
Finally, I also want to love Moles "La Tia," if for no other reason than their outlandishly lame 1992-style Web site (http://www.moleslatia.com/index.html). Like La Casita, it's a charming and warm space, but so far I've found limp, overdressed salads, bland and slightly over-cooked shrimp, and underseasoned and well-seasoned elements in the same dish. The coffee mole was interesting as a project but not as food and not delicious. They do have a big menu, however, and the place is very appealing, so I intend to keep trying for a while on the recommendation of several respected 'hounds.
2056 Hillhurst Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90027
La Casita Mexicana
4030 Gage Ave, Bell, CA 90201
La Serenata De Garibaldi
1842 E 1st St, Los Angeles, CA 90033
Moles La Tia
4619 E Cesar E Chavez Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90022


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Moonface with Siinai
Where: The Bowery Ballroom
When: Sat, June 30, 2012
Featuring Spencer Krug who also leads Sunset Rubdown and plays in Swan Lake. He debuted Moonface in 2009 with Dreamland EP: Marimba and Shit-Drums, which consisted of a single 20-minute track. He'll follow that up on August 2, when Jagjaguwar releases a full Moonface album called Organ Music Not Vibraphone Like I'd Hoped.
Sam Prekop and Archer Prewitt (of The Sea and Cake)/Helado Negro
Where: Mercury Lounge
When: Sat, June 30, 2012
Over the last few years Lange has collaborated with David Ellis, Brian Alfred and Nene Humphrey on sound installation work. Recently he has created a series of solo sound installation pieces ranging from Music Box HVAC systems to Floating speakers that hover playing back original site specific compositions. Lange has also worked with Bear in Heaven and Julianna Barwick as well as famed music producer Guillermo Scott Herren to produce Prefuse 73 and Savath and Savalas as an active member and contributor.
"Composing with Patterns": Music at Mid-Century
Where: Guggenheim
When: Tuesday, July 10, at 7:30 pm
Listen to experimental 1950s music by composers such as Earle Brown, John Cage, Giacinto Scelsi, and Karlheinz Stockhausen in the museum's rotunda while viewing works by Louise Bourgeois, Alexander Calder, Jackson Pollock, Antoni Tàpies, and more in Art of Another Kind: International Abstraction and the Guggenheim, 1949–1960. Christopher McIntyre directs an all-star ensemble featuring musicians from the International Contemporary Ensemble, Ne(x)tworks, and Either/Or Ensemble, among others. A talk by composer R. Luke DuBois precedes the performance.
Repository: a Nuclear Waste Card Game
Where: Proteus Gowanus
When: Thursday, June 28, 8pm
We are excited to host the launch of Repository: A Typological Guide to America's Ephemeral Nuclear Infrastructure, an informational card game created by Smudge Studio. Elizabeth Ellsworth and Jamie Kruse will present their graphically vivid cards and tell the terrifying tales of America's real-life nuclear waste shell game, as part of our Future Migration segment in this Migration year.
Where: Foster/White Gallery
When: Thursday, July 5, 6 – 8 PM
For artist Guy Laramée, the land is full of history and stories, much like the books he sculpts. Each has a life, independent of those who travel upon its ridges or wander through its pages. Laramée carves and sandblasts carefully selected texts into detailed landscapes from timeless locations. Mountains will explore Laramée's admiration for mountains and the life they provide.
Radiolab Live: In the Dark
Where: Theodore: BAM
When: Tue & Wed, Jun 26 & 27, 2012 at 8pm
Prepare to have your mind blown at the new live show from the hit podcast series Radiolab. Hosts Jad Abumrad and Robert Krulwich explore the dawn of sight and the evolution of the eye in an evening that includes storytelling, music, stand-up comedy, and dance. Featuring dancer athletes, comedian Demetri Martin, and singer-songwriter Thao Nguyen.
The Adventures of Prince Achmed
Where: BAM
When: Sun, Jul 1 at 6pm
For this special BAMcinemaFest closing day event, two of 3epkano's founding members are joined by avant-garde cellist Erik Friedlander as they find their muse in the oldest surviving animated feature, The Adventures of Prince Achmed. Under the influence of Georges Méliès' special effects, pioneering avant-garde German filmmaker and artist Lotte Reiniger employed silhouettes of cardboard cutouts on illuminated glass to craft this dreamlike homage to The Arabian Nights, in which a prince joins forces with Aladdin and a magic horse to vanquish an army of demons.
Opening Reception: Peter Bardazzi, Peter Bocour, Joe Pimentel, Amanda Dandeneau
Where: Skylight Gallery
When:Thursday June 28th, 6-9pm
Four Solos, exhibition runs from June 25th thru August 4th
Where: Ana Cristea Gallery
When: June 28 – August 4, 2012
Ana Cristea Gallery is pleased to present "Wish You Were Here," a summer show of three artists from Slovakia, Romania and Belgium. The works of Andrej Dubravsky, Oana Farcas and Gideon Kiefer are masterfully painted and reflect their individual training at the highest levels of the fine art academy. Whether billboard or postcard-sized, the works command the viewer's attention through colors, lively settings and inspired brushwork. The narratives in these works honor the role of the natural world and self-selected communities. A lake at summer camp, an artist studio or laboratory environment might appear familiar initially, but the evident strange(r) element in all three artists' works give them charge and wisdom.
Where: Jonathan LeVine
Dr. Eugene Chadbourne + Bryan and the Haggards + Pull My Daisy
Where: Vaudeville Park
When: Mon. 7/2, show at 8pm
Legendary freak-guitarist/banjo player, Eugene Chadbourne, is getting ready to record a new album with Bryan and The Haggards for the Northern Spy record label. Eugene will also be playing a solo show at The Stone on July 5th.
Where: bitforms gallery nyc
When: June 28 – August 3, 2012
bitforms gallery is pleased to announce a summer group exhibition that features the work of seven artists: Marco Brambilla, Daniel Canogar, Yael Kanarek, Tim Knowles, Mark Napier, Casey Reas, and Marina Zurkow. Borrowing its title from World on a Wire, Rainer Fassbinder's 1973 sci-fi film set in a cybernetics and futurology lab, the exhibition explores behavioral complexity, madness and simulation. Three projects in the exhibition are New York debuts: Mark Napier's net.flag: ten years of flags, comprised of nearly 23,000 flags created by visitors to the net.flag website; Marina Zurkow's The Thirsty Bird, an ecologically-charged animation informed by a recent residency in Houston, Texas; and Marco Brambilla's RPM, a psychological video portrait of a Formula One driver's point-of-view.
Where: Brooklyn Bowl
When: Thu, June 28, 2012
The Breakestra began as the house band for the legendary late 90's hip hop party that Miles promoted called the Breaks. Egon from Stonesthrow Records further explains the etymology of their name: "Break. As in "breakbeat." That ten second slice of percussive magic in the middle of a funk song that, when looped together by progressive South Bronx DJs in the 1970s, became the basis of the hip-hop movement. Arkestra. Out-there jazzer Sun Ra's funkafied concept of the stuffy classical orchestra." When we combine the two concepts, you have the Breakestra or in other words an orchestra that plays funky ass classic & new original breaks.
Archival Portraits
Where: Carriage Trade
When: June 29 – July 29, 2012, Opens Friday, June 29, 2012, 6-8 p.m.
Traditionally highlighting the unique personality of a subject, the genre of portraiture is at odds with the increasingly disparate quality of our current experience of the self. The popularity of social media and instant communication has meant much more frequent interaction between individuals, which favors brevity and is often disconnected from place. Now being available "anytime" takes precedence over one's location, as the disengagement of context (where and how we encounter one another) from interpersonal exchanges poses questions for the ongoing relationship between perception and identity.
Where: Galapagos Art Space
When: SUNDAY JULY 1
join us for an evening with egypt's best-known political satirist and some of america's top arab comedians. featuring: BASSEM YOUSSEF, MAYSOON ZAYID, MO AMER, MEENA DIMIAN
Show #5:FIRST CONTACT
Where: Field Projects
When: June 28 – July 15, Opening: Thursday, June 28th, 6:00-8:00pm
Join us Thursday, June 28th, for the opening of Field Projects Show #5: First Contact. The works in this exhibition were chosen to recreate the sublime moment of an adolescent's first discovery of the world of Science Fiction. Show # 5: First Contact includes work by Lisha Bai, Megan Burns, Lisa Rybovich Crallé, Sean Duffy, Allison Edge, Matt Frieburghaus, Shawn Gallagher, Sarah Gamble, Micah Ganske, David Herbert, Laura Kaufman, Hein Koh, Jennifer Ku, Amanda Lechner, Erica Magrey, Betsy Odom, Julia Oldham, Naomi Reis, Rachel Ritchford, Mike Peter Smith, Louis Spano, Studio AND, J.P. Roy, and Christopher Ulivo.
Max Johnson / Weasel Walter Residency Part 1
Where: Ibeam
When: Thursday, July 5th 8:30
Two sets of newly and freely improvised brought to you every Thursday night in July by Max Johnson & Weasel Walter with a slew of very special guests. Come enjoy as musicians from all over collide to create sounds that you may never hear again in your life!
Where: Cornelia St Cafe
When: Friday, Jun 29 – 9:00PM & 10:30PM
For over 15 years, the Theo Bleckmann & Ben Monder Duo has been touring the U.S., Europe and Asia creating a unique approach to what might be called "jazz art song", blurring the boundaries between jazz, classical, ambient and rock. Bleckmann's vocal style is based on a thorough understanding of the jazz vocal tradition as well as "extended vocal techniques" (he has been a principal in Meredith Monk's Vocal Ensemble since 1994) and also uses electronic looping and processing in order to create choral and textural soundscapes. Film fans will note that Bleckmann created the alien language used in the film Men In Black.
Pretty Lights Music Album Release: Eliot Lipp
Where: Mercury Lounge
When: Fri, June 29, 2012
Eliot Lipp didn't choose to become one of the most looked to artists in contemporary electronic music, but somehow, Lipp's sound, one that uses vintage gear to create a unique take on Hip Hop and House, has quickly garnered the respect among the industry's most influential musicians and producers as well as the deep admiration among audiences worldwide.
Animal Hospital / Kevin Micka Solo
Where: The Stone
When: Sunday July 1, 10pm
During performances, Micka buries himself in a pile of electronics-shelves of effects, mixing consoles, amps and delay units-while patiently constructing a layered nest of loops consisting of live drum beats, guitar chords, scrapes, chucks, chimes, and melodies resulting in anything from more conventional songs to meticulously crafted ambient movements on to full on improvisation.
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Each month, Bare brings together storytellers, comedians, sex educators and others to share true tales from their own experiences of sex, desire and romance. With stories as diverse as the people telling them, Bare opens doors to bedrooms, back seats and dungeons to tell what your mama left out about the birds, bees and in-betweens. Rack 'em up for tales of miscues from these sure-shot storytellers: Hosted by Jefferson (Writer, One Life Take Two) Eugene Ashton-Gonzalez (New York Confidential) Selena Coppock (Connotations) David Crabb (Ask Me, Bad Kid) Sinnamon Love (Urban X and AVN Awards Hall of Famer) Musical Guest Jessica Delfino . . . and you! Ever missed a break? Put your name your name to the corner pocket for a chance to bare all on the Bare stage.
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Michael Dinges uses the shiny white surface of discarded Apple MacBook computers as his canvas. He engraves them in much the same way that sailors decorated the byproducts of their world- whale teeth and bone – to create the works of art known as scrimshaw. By transforming these mass-produced computers into singular objects of wonder and beauty, Dinges "forces us to reconsider what we used them for in the first place and whether they're now devoid of value. Do they disappear just because we threw them away?" (More…)
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KRONOS QUARTET: Awakening: A Musical Meditation on the Anniversary of 9/11
Part of the 2011 Next Wave Festival
Sep 21—24, 2011 at 7:30pm
Pioneering contemporary music ensemble Kronos Quartet (More Than Four, 2007 Next Wave) returns to BAM with a heartfelt program comprising 12 compositions—including works by Michael Gordon, Terry Riley, Osvaldo Golijov and Gustavo Santaolalla, and John Oswald—plus gripping arrangements of traditional songs from around the globe. This stirring collection of works reflects upon those instances where traditional language fails us, and music steps in to restore what violinist David Harrington refers to as "equilibrium in the midst of imbalance."
Read the full program here.
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MoMA Premiere: Through the Weeping Glass: An Evening with the Quay Brothers
September 24, 2011
As part of a limited three-city tour that includes premieres in Philadelphia and Los Angeles, MoMA presents the Quay Brothers'Through the Weeping Glass: On the Consolations of Life Everlasting (Limbos & Afterbreezes in the Mütter Museum), a new work by the American-born, British-based independent filmmakers. In the tradition of their prior museum documentaries—The Phantom Museum (2003), on London's Sir Henry Wellcome Collection, and Inventorium of Traces (2009), on Poland's Lancut Castle—the Quays return to the city where they began their education as graphic designers to explore the medical collections of the Mütter Museum, part of the College of Physicians of Philadelphia. Examining obscure archives, antique volumes, and artifacts, Through the Weeping Glass investigates marvels of pathology and anatomical oddities, finding poetry in the ill-fated, true-life stories of the "ossified man" Harry Eastlack and famed Siamese twins Chang and Eng Bunker. The documentary Behind the Scenes with the Quay Brothers, shot during production ofThrough the Weeping Glass, also premieres. Directors Stephen and Timothy Quay will be present to discuss the film with writer David Spolum and moderator Barbara London.


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Bill Hader, star of Saturday Night Live and Night of the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian, will voice Flint Lockwood, a young inventor who dreams of creating something that will improve everyone's life. Anna Faris, who recently turned heads as the star of the comedy hit The House Bunny, takes on the role of Sam Sparks, a weathergirl covering the phenomenon who hides her intelligence behind a perky exterior. James Caan plays Tim Lockwood, Flint's technophobic father. Andy Samberg plays Brent, the town bully who has plagued Flint since childhood. Bruce Campbell plays Mayor Shelbourne, who figures out that Flint's invention can put the town, and more importantly himself, on the map and Mr. T plays the by-the-rules town cop Earl Devereaux.
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A girl walks past campaign posters on the windows of a mud brick house in Gao, Mali, on Thursday. Mali's presidential election is going ahead on Sunday despite logistical and technical lapses, including a voter roll that does not contain the names of tens of thousands of registered voters. Read more
UN concern is growing over reprisal attacks against ethnic Tuaregs and Arabs in Mali, where a French-led intervention recently routed Islamist rebels.


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In the political language of today, people who want to keep what they have earned are said to be "greedy," while those who wish to take their earnings from them and give it to others (who will vote for them in return) show "compassion."
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There is no reason to believe that what anyone owns was "earned". We can and do question the idea of entitlement to wealth with redistributive policy. I am uncovinced that the dubious belief that someone earned their wealth is worth the real suffering caused by vast disparities in wealth.
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Mr. Callus and I are on the same page for once.
Things can get a bit tricky when a toddler learns the word "mine." Parents get to explain that while their acquisitive nature doubtlessly promises conventional success in a capitalist world, you can't make something yours just by grabbing off the shelf in the store and saying, "Mine." While you do in fact possess it, that does not give you a legal or a moral claim to ownership.
"I earned this" works in about the same way. Insisting that you "earned" all the money you possess, however fleetingly, does not give you a legal or a moral claim to it. If the money is taxable, you don't have a legal claim to it. And if you're making ten times more than a guy putitng the same kind of time and energy into his job, the moral case is pretty tough too.
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well dressedSyllabification: well dressed
Wearing smart or fashionable clothes.
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Notes from the Scrum: Fear and loathing on the Zoncolan
- By Matthew Beaudin
- Published Jun. 11, 2014
Guns blazing: Two more shots to win the Giro
- By Matthew Beaudin
- Published May. 30, 2014
- Updated May. 30, 2014 at 11:57 AM EDT
There is one day of climbing left at the Giro: Saturday's stage 20, featuring the brutal Monte Zoncolan. Will Quintana finish in pink?


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The prank begins….with an arduous 7 hour road trip to Berkley, CA.
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This has inspired me. I'm going to take my Tardis around my hometown and tape it.
some one PLEASE do this in New Jersey!!!!
I wish these people were my friends IRL. LOL.
I wish I knew about this. Berkeley is sooo close!
I have pictures of when it was here!


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Artists Theresa Anderson and Rebecca Vaughan have only collaborated on installations in the past couple of years, but the bond they've created as women and artists is a powerful one, though they both approach their work in different ways and eventually end up "entangling our artworks with conversations," as Anderson puts it. "One of the things we discovered is that we're really both talking about similar things, but with a different set of materials and aesthetics," she adds. "We'll meet and talk about our work, as well as things that are going on and things we're reading, and point each other in certain directions. Then we pass each other a piece of art, and the other will respond to it in some way. Sometimes, it's almost as if we understand each other on a pre-verbal level."
This give-and-take process culminates in Disco Moves (and other dumb cliches) Physical Hacking, a joint show opening tonight at Pirate: Contemporary Art with a reception from 6 to 10 p.m. The work explores the intersecting roots of their shared feminism through abstracted assemblage, but Vaughan's piece of the show, Anderson notes, "physically hacks into systems that are cultural, social things" in an aggressive way, while her part is more about "covering and leaning and sagging onto something."
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Disco Moves continues through March 9 at Pirate, 3655 Navajo Street; for more information, go to pirateartonline.org or call 303-456-6058.
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Buffalo, NY (WKBW) After 140 years of operation Millard Fillmore Gates Hospital will shut its doors and merge with Buffalo General Hospital.
Employees and volunteers shared fond memories of their time at Millard Gates during a good-bye party Wednesday afternoon in the hospital's main lobby.
The emergency department will officially close at 6 a.m., March 28th, 2012. During that week all the services and staff will move to the new Gates Vascular Institute adjacent to the Buffalo General Medical Center.
Hospital administrators say the new institute will become the premiere destination for stroke care, cardiac surgery, and vascular services but some employees are sad to leave their old home.
Millard Gates has about 2500 employees. Most of them were offered similar positions at the new facility. The majority of workers will move to the new location but some employees were offered early retirement packages or positions elsewhere within the Kaleida Health System.
A spokesperson tells Eyewitness News they are still working on making some of those employment offers.


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Warzone 2100, released in 1999 by Pumpkin Studios, is a Real-Time Strategy game and was one of the first to be fully 3D along with Homeworld. Pumpkin eventually closed down, but the game did not die. On December 6, 2004, a day now celebrated by its fans every year as 'Liberation Day', the game's source code was released under the GNU General Public License, making it a freeware game. A small but dedicated group of fan followers have worked to keep the game alive and improve it, under the Warzone Resurrection Project(also known simply as 'the Project', a token to the game's protagonist faction of the same name).The game is set in a post-apocalyptic scenario in The Future, in, obviously, year 2100. In year 2085, a space-based American nuclear deterrence system, NASDA, develops what is thought to be a systems fault and launches nuclear missiles at all the major cities around the world. The world's countries, detecting the launches, fire their own nukes at North America, and NASDA's Laser Satellite defenses fail to fire against them. In what becomes known as "the Collapse", civilization collapses, and nuclear winter ensues. The surviving humans split into bands of scavengers as a result, fighting for survival.A small group of survivors fled Seattle in early 2086, trying to escape to the Rocky Mountains, which they had heard to be relatively radiation-free. After a long struggle against marauders, and wars over the most basic of resources, they find an abandoned underground military base. The group took shelter here and, eventually, were able to restore the old systems to service. They were determined to build a new world out of the ruins and recover as much pre-Collapse technology as possible. They called themselves the Project...The game has two main modes: the campaign, and a sandbox mode called 'Skirmish', which can be played online against humans or against A.I opponents. The campaign follows the story of the Project, as they search for Artifacts of technology from before the Collapse, encounter and fight off hostile Scavengers, meet factions like the New Paradigm and Collective who are not friendly, and eventually discover the true cause of the Collapse.The game has some unusual features in that its units are not preset - they're modular and designable, and the weapons, chassis and propulsion options are unlocked from research or, in the campaign, through Artifacts. Vehicle bodies are available in different sizes and larger bodies require larger factories. Ground propulsion options consist of basic wheels, moderately armored half-tracks, heavily armored tracks, and fast but fragile amphibious hovercraft. Aerial propulsion exists via Vertical Take-Off and Landing(VTOL) technology and allows for hover-capable air units, which require a separate aircraft factory to build. Also present are cyborgs, cheaper (but weaker) infantry units that, unlike tanks and aircraft, are not modular or customizable, produced by their own factory.. There is only one resource used to build everything - oil - which is harvested by Oil Derricks connected to Power Generators. Artillery and VTOL air units can also be attached to complex sensor networks to guard areas, coordinate attacks, and retaliate against enemy artillery attacks. Commander units also exist, but their role is to merely coordinate ground forces, and are not super units.The now-freeware version can be found here.
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Warning there will be a lot of swearing.
I've been talking to this one motherfucker for over a year now and we became really good friends. He knew me so well and I trusted the kid with everything. Then we started liking each other and whatever and it got better and it was nice. And time went on and about 8 months(July) into liking each other he was about to tell me that he loved me so I got really scared and put all these walls and just stopped talking to him because I got really scared. Then like 2 months later(September) I texted him again explained why i left and we went back to the way we were. We started fighting a lot but we'd get over it so I thought it was whatever cuz we loved each other. Then like Christmas time he was like asking for picture and I said now cause I just don't do that thing so he was like fine and said these really rude things and just left. Then like end of January he texted me and was like hi, and I was like ummmm what? He apologized and said the only reason he did it was because he was afraid he was getting too attached and he realized he didn't need a picture from me and so on blah fucking blah. Me being the in love with being loved girl I was was ohhh okay. Then at one point I told him I would send a picture because he was all perturbed cuz I wanted to wait until marriage. I chickened out and he got all pissed and said really rude things AGAIN but this time I left. And Friday night I caved and texted him saying i missed him and that I was sorry. Well then I was just like okay whatever Ill send you a picture even though he knows how much I don't I did. Then he has the audacity to ask for more. I was like um NO! Once was enough especially considering I didn't want to do it at all in the first place. Then he got all mad saying I didn't love him blah fucking blah. I was like you are the one who doesn't take what I give you, it's just never enough. So, tonight was basically my breaking point and I realized I didn't love him, I did, but at this point I loved being loved that I would tell myself anything to keep him around to feel like I did even if he did treat me like shit. He went on to tell me how it was all my fault we were fighting about the picture thing because and I quote"Its ur fault that u dont want to do all the love stuff. Its ur fault were in this situation". I seriously don't understand how sending you a picture shows my love, like at all. Then i said to him" Its not my fault I stand by my morals. You're the one who made me do things I didn't want to and asked for me". The next thing the said made me so pissed " Ok. Well heres my morals i dont want to cheat on you but if you refuse to stop texting then i got no choice". I was like OH FUCK NO! At that point I knew I could finally say I was completely done with his low life self. And I told him that straight up, I told him I was done for good because he kept treating me like shit and it wasn't worth it anymore. And I know I'm not going back cause who the fuck say that sort of shit! I swear, if he doesn't delete those picture, during spring break I'll find him at school and throw his phone so hard against the locker. UGH FUCK HIM!
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Claim to Fame: When the twelve founders of the American Society of Civil Engineers and Architects gathered at the Croton Aqueduct on November 5, 1852, and agreed to incorporate the new organization, they laid a foundation for what proved to be one of the most prominent engineering societies in the world.
The 12 Founding Members of ASCE:
Julius W. AdamsJ.W. AyresAlfred W. CravenThomas A. EmmetEdward GardinerRobert B. GorsuchG.S. GreeneJames LaurieW.H. MorellS.S. PostW.H. SidellW.H. Talcott
On October 23rd, 1852 a notice was sent to practitioners of civil engineering in and near New York City requesting their participation in developing an association that would serve the professionals who design and construct America's built environment. Twelve men responded to this invitation, meeting on November 5 in the office of Alfred W. Craven, chief engineer of the Croton Aqueduct Department. These men became the founders of the American Society of Civil Engineers and Architects, later renamed the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE). They laid the foundation for what has become one of the most prominent engineering societies in the world, with a mission to advance professional knowledge and improve the practice of civil engineering across the globe..
ASCE remained headquartered in New York City for 144 years. However, to position the organization at the crossroads of global commerce and power, the association moved to the Washington, DC area in 1996.


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Mayors take out the pitchforks
William Alden of Huffington Post writes about a "testy" encounter between mayors and federal officials. The federal dollars for municipalities from the American Recovery Act have basically ended and revenues for state and local governments remain weak. We should expect to see more of this.
The federal officials on stage were speaking in broad, theoretical terms. But the mayors wouldn't stand for that. They knew what needed to get done, they said. What they wanted from Washington was the dollars to do it.
"We should not be expecting or depending on top-down permission from the White House or Washington to have us advocate for this stuff," said R. T. Rybak, mayor of Minneapolis, who stood up and addressed the other mayors. Earlier, [Philadelphia] Mayor [William] Nutter had complained about the seeming hypocrisy of federal lawmakers who go to ribbon-cuttings and ground-breakings, even if they never supported the legislation for those projects. Rybak heartily commiserated.
"I've seen those guys at the ribbon cuttings. And it pisses me off," he said. "But I go out and organize at election time and tell people exactly who delivered and who did not."
Douglas, of the White House Domestic Policy Council, said federal officials are doing what they can to help. But political gridlock can muck up the process.


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Andre, thank you for reply.I just don't understand why your guys couldn't tell me right away that some upgrades are needed?! Why they insisted to perform the same tests several times? You should understand that it's very frustrating... I pay monthly for streaming TV and cannot watch it as picture gets frozen every 5-10 seconds.... even local NHL Network is lagging...I very hope that upgrade will be done as you said and speed will become stable
Hi Pavel,We want to make sure that we rule out other issues because imagine it turns out not to be that issue and we asked you to wait a few weeks. You would be pretty upset.Cheers,Andre--TSI AndreDirector of Service DeliveryTekSavvy Website | TekSavvy Blog


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Havana24 has finally released its hit free game with over 100.000 players called Flapping Online on the App Store and Google Play Store. Have you always wanted a Flappy Bird Online? Here it is: Flapping Online!
Let your bird fly as long as possible through the obstacles. Play online for free and try to get the best score versus hundreds of players from all over the world that play on your same level concurrently! Unlock new skins, find all the secret feathers and try to reach the best ranking. Every 5 minutes the level will be updated for everyone with 6 type of different stages. As in Flappy Bird you only need to tap the screen to let your bird fly: it's easy and fun! A game like Flappy Bird, but multiplayer and online.
* Global High Score System with country flag
* Ghost system: you can see what the best player has done
* Shop: you can buy more skins (40 ) for your bird
* 16 unlockable achievements
* 100 unlockable feathers
* 18 reachable ranking with experience
* Two selectable languages, English and Italian
Flapping Online 1.2 is free and available worldwide exclusively through the App Store in the Games category. The game is also avilable for Android devices on Google Play.


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Andrea has extensive experience in the Berks County Public Defender's Office and thus, the ins and outs of the PD, ADA and judge's perspective in different types of cases. This knowledge of the inner workings of the court and the individual professional's perspectives on certain types of issues is extremely helpful in the approach to your case. She is personable and yet she is professional. She is trustworthy and most of all, she pulls no punches. She tells you what the reality of the situation is and does everything to assure the best possible outcome for her clients. If we ever need an attorney again, we will definitely contract her.


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Carrie Fisher Talks 'Big Bang Theory' & 'Star Wars: Episode VII'
- Written by Jeremy Shane on Monday, January 20 2014 and posted in News with Benefits
TV Guide spoke with Carrie Fisher recently about her guest appearances coming up on Legit and The Big Bang Theory.
In BBT, after failing to get tickets to SDCC, Sheldon decides to start his own convention and targets James Earl Jones as a panelist, with Fisher making an "interesting" cameo.
That's all well and good, people that watch the BBT will love it, people that don't will cry about it. We get it, some of you don't like the show. What caught my attention was the casual mention of Star Wars at the end. Telling TV Guide that herself, Mark Hamill and Harrison Ford are expected to report for filming in March or April for Episode VII, adding:
I'd like to wear my old [cinnamon buns] hairstyle again — but with white hair, I think that would be funny."
Twice before Fisher has made comments about filming for Episode VII and both times her reps said she was joking. It's getting a bit down to the wire with the script complete and filming set to begin however, so this time, the joke excuse might not work.
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by zoaki
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Burda February 2012, model 117b.
Easy to sew and a joy to wear!
I omitted the tucks on the shoulders and used an invisible zipper instead of the exposed one.
More here: http://sewinginathens.wordpress.com/2012/09/17/burda-colourblock-dress/
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Mar 4, 2014, 06.59 PMby calatrava92
Showstopper! I love it!
Oct 1, 2012, 03.55 AMby neveenkarnes
I love it. great job with the colors too. looks great on you :)
Oct 2, 2012, 11.34 PMby zoaki
Thank you very much!
Sep 19, 2012, 08.51 PMby MojoHollz
Great job and I love the color choice. Invisible zipper was definitly the way to go with the hig contrast of the yellow.
Oct 2, 2012, 11.34 PMby zoaki
Thank you!
Sep 18, 2012, 04.21 PMby calicia-1
This looks wonderful on you!
Thank you very much!
Sep 18, 2012, 03.52 PMby wildflower31
This is the first color blocked dress that I have liked. Your look awesome.
Thank you so much! I am planning to make it in a different set of colours as well, hopefully soon!
Sep 18, 2012, 10.21 AMby poppykettle
Love it! Great cover of the burda version :) and it suits you fabulously!
Thank you!
Sep 17, 2012, 03.10 PMby joost52
Wow. Love it :) You look amazing!
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Sep 17, 2012, 12.56 PMby sewingfan1
Poli kali douleia. Super fainetai!
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Beautiful! Well done! Nice scenic too!
Thanks! It is Acropolis on the hilltop, but the weather was not the best for photos.
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Ξέρω που ειναι, αναγνώρισα κάθε λεπτομέρεια! Χαίρομαι που υπάρχει και ελληνική εκπροσώπηση εδω!
Sep 17, 2012, 11.19 AMby Mary Athey
its fab. I made two of these. one the same as yours. I love this on you x
Sep 17, 2012, 03.18 PMby zoaki
Thank you!
Sep 17, 2012, 10.39 AMby Debbie Allingham
Wow – gorgeous!!!! And if my memory is correct, you've even managed to get the same colours as the original? Realy great work :)
Sep 17, 2012, 03.17 PMby zoaki
More or less – the Burda original is with yellow, while mine is actually lime. I prefer mine, to be honest, bright yellow so close to the face… I am not sure if I could pull it off.
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Games for the 50+: A New Outlet for Mentoring
Posted By Bob Stephen On May 13, 2013 @ 10:07 am In Notebook | Comments Disabled
Over the past few weeks, I've written about the gaming study by Dr. Jennifer Jacobs Henderson [2], associate professor and department chair, and Dr. Aaron Delwiche [3], associate professor, of the Department of Communication [4] at Trinity University [5]. For the final installment in this series, I want to focus on a very interesting insight from Drs. Henderson and Delwiche – many older gamers really like the mentoring aspect of multiplayer online games. It's not about the competition but about helping others.
As we at AARP have introduced the concept of Real Possibilities [6], we are also introducing a powerfully new idea, Life Reimagined [7]. These ideas recognize that for most of us we're just starting to get going as we get older and we have talents and interests we can build on, whether at work or in other settings. For the players identified in the study, many are able to use their talents and interests in a new setting, helping others – often younger players – succeed.
As with past blogs, the players' quotes sum the concept up best.
Not only are these quotes great at showcasing the idea of mentoring [8] but they also turn a common stereotype on its head. When technology or gaming typically comes up, the assumption is usually one of younger generations helping older generations. While this does happen, these quotes – and the study overall – show that it goes the other way, too, and involves learning not just technology but life skills. I would like to make one final ask for your stories – what examples do you have about mentoring in Wizard101 or other games [9]? Do you have other examples of powerful benefits of gaming? We'd love to hear them!
View the entire Games for the 50+ series:
Bob Stephen is AARP's Vice President for Home and Family. In this role he works on issues such as caregiving, intergenerational families, livable communities and technology across the organization. He connects with family and friends through online gaming.
Image courtesy of Kingsisle [14]
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[2] Dr. Jennifer Jacobs Henderson: http://web.trinity.edu/x8206.xml
[3] Dr. Aaron Delwiche: http://www.trinity.edu/departments/public_relations/trinity_people/aaron_delwiche.htm
[4] Department of Communication: http://web.trinity.edu/x5172.xml
[5] Trinity University: http://web.trinity.edu/
[6] Real Possibilities: http://possibilities.aarp.org/
[7] Life Reimagined: http://lifereimagined.aarp.org/?intcmp=HP-LN-sec1-pos1
[8] mentoring: http://www.aarp.org/videos.id=1822872542001/
[9] Wizard101 or other games: http://massively.joystiq.com/2011/11/04/mmobility-ten-terrific-titles-for-this-nifty-new-netbook/
[10] Games for the 50+: Games Provide Family Caregivers With Time to Recharge: http://blog.aarp.org/2013/05/06/bob-stephen-caregivers-benefit-from-online-games/
[11] Games for the 50+: Grandparents & Grandchildren Find Adventures, Memories : http://blog.aarp.org/2013/04/23/games-for-the-50-grandparents-grandchildren-friendly-video-games/
[12] Games for the 50+: Strengthening Friendships : http://blog.aarp.org/2013/04/15/bob-stephen-boomers-meeting-friends-through-gaming/
[13] Games for the 50+: Benefits Include Socialization, Activity : http://blog.aarp.org/2013/04/08/bob-stephen-games-help-isolation/
[14] Kingsisle: http://www.kingsisle.com/
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I like Disney, Hannibal, the Beatles, FC Bayern, and Star Trek TOS. And some other things. Like probably three other things.
Currently obsessing over Jersey Boys and Boardwalk Empire.
Today was awesome. This week is going to be great.
I was ready early, so I left and got to work early, which was nice because Robert was there and we got to talk for about twenty minutes. We haven't seen each other in weeks and he seemed really pleased to see me, but who ever knows with him. I meant to ask him about things with his life… I actually had some specific things I wanted to ask. Like… for example… "are you okay?" But he was kind of driving the conversation so I didn't get to steer it in that direction. It was a nice conversation. Hopefully he'll be a manager soon. Hopefully for the second shift. Fingers crossed.
This girl who I rang up told me I look like Tegan and Sara. Not at all true, but I took the compliment. It kind of made my night, just a little.
I went to get a strawberry milkshake on my second break and discovered that this one regular customer who I know because she's from Hampton in New Hampshire and she always gets Camel lights works at my favorite ice cream shop in the area… And she gave me her employee discount, so that was pretty spectacular.
Tomorrow is going to be lovely because I'm going to get food with Justin after he gets out of work and then I'm going to see Singin' in the Rain for free at the park with Megan and Lindsey. And then we have a field trip to the Indiana Dunes the next day, yesss! Should be a relatively good time.


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I don't post on this blog anymore, guys. The blog i currently use is andthatshowithappened,tumblr.
I don't post on this blog anymore, guys. The blog i currently use is andthatshowithappened,tumblr.
Anonymous said: Omg i read ur single virgin post. As weird as it may sound I've been though the same thing until recently because i broke my virginity with this guy in my class who i became really close with. However we're friends, i wish we were more.
Well i'm sorry about that! But hey at least you're not like me anymore. And trust me, you don't wanna be like me.
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You know those people who don't get your jokes at all. Like those people who stare at you every time you say something smart, and have a blank expression on their faces.
Those cunts are such buzzkills.
There comes a point when you wonder how life could be so kind to you when you've discarded the people who made this life possible for you.
Translucent clouds of their faces will appear before you forcing you to remember the contributions they made to your life. A few moments of guilt. A few moments of acknowledgement.
But a blink or two, and they'll vanish.
And you'll forget again that they existed.
Hello America.
Hi there, Canada.
Now I can late night blog during the same time as you guys.
It will be quite splendid.
Slap my buttocks and call me looney.
Does anyone wanna talk to me about anything?
I just finished watching Scrubs and i'm in a mood to talk to you and get emotional.
Take advantage of me.
There are so many people on here who have so many problems. Genuine problems. Not problems like, "omg my shit was yellow today. It has jaundice i think."
No, real problems. Which push them to the brink of giving up completely.
And what I really want to do, is talk to them. Ask them what's going on. And again, just talk to them for a good amount of time. Make them feel better. I want them to find a way out.
I'm feeling all emotional that I'm leaving tomorrow. And so i went onto my brother's bed and hugged him.
He kicked me off saying, "Why are you so gay and incest?"
My brother is a little mean.
I hope my wife is the most independent woman on the planet. Then i'll ask her to work. And tell her that i'll be a house husband.
Lowlz, cuz i ain't gunn be working. That shit's hard.
I can make rotis and shahi paneer and muttar paneer and parothe. I think me and the baby will be just fine at home. I love cleaning too.


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My nikon 70-300mm has become a little temperamental about focussing. It sometimes behaves well but othertimes it wont focus automatically or manually, on either a D7000 or D80. Is it worth having it repaired or replacing it with a direct replacemnt or Tamron lense?
Last year I had a problem with my Canon 18-55 not focussing properly. I took it to A.J.Johnstone in Glagow & they charged £85 for a complete repair & service.
I don't know the value of your lens but I would imagine its worth more than £100. If so it would be better to repair it; you'll have a better lens than the equivalent Tamron.
I bought the Tamron 55-200 last year & have to say I'm not at all impressed with it.
If it's not economic for repair consider this one from Tamron.
The lens is about £400 new and maybe £300 second hand with a six month warranty.
On this basis I would regard a repair cost of up to £200 as economic.
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400-498 Habersham Square has a Walk Score of 29 out of 100. This location is a Car-Dependent neighborhood so most errands require a car.
The closest park is Tara Stadium.
Nearby schools include Harper Elementary School, Sequoyah Middle School and Tara Elementary School.
The closest grocery stores are Pinion Grocery, Hub Food Mart and Healthy Life.
The closest coffee shop is Dunkin' Donuts. Nearby restaurants include Hooters, Wing Pit and RNs Fast Food LLC.