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Date: Monday, 27 June 2011
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1.1 No apologies were received.
2.1 In relation to Procurement, the Chair declared that he has been involved in advising a party in a major litigation case relating to a Government tendering process.
3.1 The minutes of the SARC meeting held on 1 June 2011 were approved without amendment.
4.1 SARC members noted that the action at Paragraphs 5.22 was completed and that matters raised at paragraphs 4.1, 5.15, 5.21, 10.1, 10.2 were on the agenda.
4.2 Paragraph 13.1
The Chair advised that the SARC Annual Report 2010-11 has been finalised and will be presented to the Assembly Commission on 28 June 2011.
4.3 Paragraph 14.1
Paula McClintock informed SARC that work was ongoing in relation to examining "mismatches" identified through the National Fraud Initiative. SARC members requested an update at the next meeting of SARC.
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5.1 Paula McClintock reported that the Accounts figure work remained unchanged but that presentational changes had been made to the text to incorporate suggestions made by NIAO at the 1 June meeting of SARC.
5.2 Paula McClintock advised that there had been a mixed response in relation to the returns required for the Accounts relating to Financial Assistance to Political Parties (FAPP). Pat Ramsey suggested that, in future, the Finance Office should meet with the relevant officers of the Political Parties well in advance to ensure that they know what information is required and when it is required.
5.3 Trevor Reaney advised that the Assembly Commission had requested a review of FAPP in the next year and a refined specification could be factored in to the review; this would be helpful to the Parties' auditors and to the Assembly Secretariat. The Chair undertook to mention at the Assembly Commission meeting on 28 June 2011 the need for compliance in terms of the delivery of assurances by Party auditors.
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5.4 Stephen McCormick outlined a number of issues arising from the accounts
that NIAO would be considering further. Trevor Reaney advised SARC members that the procurement compliance report was being finalised to tie in with the signing of the accounts. SARC members requested that the report be emailed to them as soon as it became available.
5.5 Followingdiscussion, SARC members recommended that the Clerk/Director General should sign the Resource Accounts on 28 June 2011.
5.6 The SARC Chair and the Clerk/Director General thanked theSecretariat and NIAO staff involved for delivering the accounts to timetable.
6.1 Brian Moreland provided SARC with a detailed breakdown of 26 outstanding audit recommendations, as requested at the 1 June SARC meeting. SARC members considered these in detail and noted that a number of recommended actions had been completed, while others were close to completion. Trevor Reaney advised SARC that Directors had been tasked with completing the exercise in the near future.
7.1 Brian Moreland reported that, because of budgetary and financial management issues, this report had a "Limited" level of assurance. However, all the recommendations had been accepted by management and are being implemented. SARC members were clear on the merits of NIABT but stressed the need for good governance and controls, and they welcomed the Secretariat's move towards a zero cash contribution, with an in-kind contribution of one member of staff.
8.1 SARC members acknowledged the difficulties being encountered in relation to procurement throughout the public sector. The SMG programme, supported by SARC, of improving Secretariat procurement, reducing risks and enhancing processes was noted. Members were updated on, and discussed the detail of, ongoing procurement and contract management issues in the Secretariat.
8.2 In relation to issues raised by an unsuccessful bidder, the Chair is to meet with the Head of Internal Audit to finalise a response.
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8.5 Stephen McCormick suggested that Procurement and Contract Management should continue to be included in Internal Audit's forward work plan; the exact timing is still to be decided, but possibly in Quarter 1 of 2012/13 to allow changes resulting from the follow-up audit (paragraph 8.4 above) to take effect.
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Sunday, September 20, 2009
The $51,750 Oven
According to Deadspin, "Nails has been stealing anything not nailed down". One of his mansions in Ventura County, CA, was once owned by hockey legend Wayne Gretzky, and in light of Lenny's unfortunate financial situation, he's apparently been reduced to pawning whatever he can get his hands on for cash. A sad and desperate situation indeed. The writers at Deadspin say: He allegedly went to the property and removed lighting fixtures, wood flooring and a La Cornue oven and cook top - which the Gretzkys installed for $51,750 - according to a bankruptcy court filing. Dykstra could not be reached for comment, but according to the New York Daily News he acknowledged removing some items, but denied selling them. Given his unfortunate financial situation, one may empathize with Lenny, but even this is a little extreme. One typically sees such behavior in a vengeful foreclosed homeowners who destroy their former houses in a last-ditch attempt to raise hell with the insurance company.
My question is "who pays $51,750 for a stove and oven?!" Those better be made of solid gold if I'm gonna pay that much for a damn oven!
In regard to Lenny's lack of availability, one commenter named MarkKelsosMigrane said "Dykstra could not be reached for comment because in lieu of a phone he has been using a cup and string.
Before I sign off, I'd like to congratulate GM-Carson and his wife on the safe delivery of a brand new baby. Best wishes to the new parents and their newest little one!
7 comments:
- GM-Carson said...
Thanks TamTam, Cameron Cole is doing well.
- September 20, 2009 7:49 PM
- tamtam said...
thats good to hear. congrats daddy!
i have a question: is your baby boy's middle name in honor of cole hamels?
- September 20, 2009 8:07 PM
- Burton said...
Why not? His other son is blessed with the nomenclature of Chase.
- September 20, 2009 8:49 PM
- tamtam said...
oh, i see! well, you're a phillies phan, so it's well within your reason to do so. cameron cole is a nice boys name.
i don't know if i would name any of my sons after white sox players. well, maybe mark after our lone ace buehrle, or anthony after my noxious catcher AJ, or carl after my boy carlos quentin.
fortunately, i'm not married with children so i still have time to think about names for my descendants!
here's an idea for a future entry: little baseball fans! you can put a picture of all your kids in their phillies gear!
- September 20, 2009 11:33 PM
- GM-Carson said...
Collier Chase & Cameron Cole, future 1st round picks.
- September 21, 2009 6:39 AM
- tamtam said...
i'll be looking for them in the 2027 draft :)
you and your wife must love the letter "C". both your boys have names and middle names that start with "C". do you have daughters and do they share a similar starting letter as your sons?
- September 21, 2009 2:12 PM
- GM-Carson said...
Nope, nary a daughter, and we're keeping it that way.
- September 21, 2009 2:29 PM


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"Even people who are not christians believe that Jesus was a great and wise teacher. He was one of the most influential people who ever lived.
The events of his ministry are recorded in the bible in four historical works called the gospels.
Jesus Christ was a great teacher who live in Palestine almost 2,000 years ago. Very little is known about his childhood.(Matthew, chapters 1 and 2 and Luke chapters 1 and 2)When he bacame 30 years of age, Jesus started his ministry to "bear witness to the truth." (John 18:37; Luke 3:21-23)The four historical reporters of Jesus' life focused on his public minstry, the last three and a half years of his earthly ministry sojourn.
During his minstry. Jesus gave his discples the key to dealing with various problems in thier lives. What was the key? It was love. In one of the best-known sermons in history, called the sermon on the mount, Jesus taught his disciples how to show love for fellow humans. He said: "All things, therefore, that you want men to do you, you almost must likewise do to them."(Matthew 7:12)This princples is called the Golden Rule. The "men" that Jesus referred to here include even one' that Jesus s enemies. In the same sermon, he said: "Continue to love your enemies and to pray for those persecuting you," (matthew 5:44)Would not such love solve many of problems that we face today?
Jesus practiced what he taught. He put the interest of others ahead of his own and demonstrated love in action. One day, Jesus and his disciples were ministering to many people, without taking time to eat a meal. Jesus saw the need for his discipled to "rest up a bit," so they headed to a lonely place. But a crowd got ahead of them and were waiting for their arrival. How would you havr responded if you had been in Jesus' position? Well, Jesus "was moved with pity for them" and started to teach them many thing." (Mark 6:30-34) This strong feeling of pity moved him him to offer assistance to others.
Jesus was also a miracle worker. He fed and cured and rasied the dead.(Matthew 14:14-21; 15:32-38, Luke 7:22; John 11:30-45).
Besides micrales he had a purpose. They hepled people to indentify Jesus as the one sent by God.-John 6:14.
Jesus was not just a great teacher who taught love. He indicated that he had a prehuman existence as the only-begotten Son of God. (John 1:14; 3:16; 8:58; 17:5; 1 John 4:9) He also has a posthuman existence, which makes him even more significant to you. The Bible indicates
that Jesus was reaised up and is now enthroned as King of God's Kingdom. (Revelation 11:15) Jesus said: " This means everlasting life, their taking in knowledge of you the only true God, and the one whom you sent forth, Jesus Christ." (John 17:3; 20:21)
so Jesus came to minster the truth about his and his Kingdom, when heal the sick and raised the dead, it was a preview of what God's kingdom will do in the future if we take in knowledge ans exercise faith in Him.


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Apple iPhone 5sCompare9.3 reviewThe iPhone 5s is not a radical departure in design for Apple, save for one very important feature. No, we don't mean the new Space Gray and Gold colors. We have in mind the home button that has been on iPhones from day one, is now turned into a fingerprint scanner dubbed Touch ID. It lets you unlock the phone and authorize purchases, safely storing your fingerprints in the A7 processor itself, out of the reach for anyone but a few default iOS 7 apps. This A7 processor debuts on the iPhone 5s as the first 64-bit mobile chipset in use on a commercial device, utilized by the latest flat and minimalistic iOS 7 that has been rewritten to take advantage of the 64-bit system. It sports a dedicated M7 co-processor for always-on motion sensing, too. The iSight camera stayed 8 MP, but is much improved, with larger pixels, wider aperture, and the ability to shoot slow motion videos, not to mention the dual two-tone LED flash on the back that strives for natural skin color representation.+ View Specs
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Motorola Moto XCompare8.5 reviewThe revolutionary Moto X lets you customize every nook and cranny of the outer appearance, down to your own boot animation, and headphones to match your back cover color. Every aspect of the phone was rehashed in line with the function it performs, rather than chasing the specs-o-meter. Moto went with OLED, as it makes possible the Active Display notification function, but it is a standard RGB matrix OLED, so you still get plenty of true pixel density, "without wasting power on pixels most people can't see". The X8 processor might have "just" two CPU cores, but it is rethought from the ground up to make the always-on environmental awareness of the phone possible with power-sipping extra processing cores. The 10 MP camera might not be in line with the 13 MP on current flagships, but is the first to utilize the Clear Pixel technology that lets it soak much more light, and so on.+ View Specs
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Nokia Lumia 1020Compare8.5 reviewThe Lumia 1020 combines the groundbreaking PureView Phase 1 and Phase 2 mobile camera technologies of Nokia for the first time. It matches a big 1/1.5" 41 MP sensor with optical image stabilization tech, and allows 3x lossless zoom without any moving parts in photo, and up to 6x in 720p video mode. The six-element lens ZEISS optics and Nokia's pixel binning technology add to the unrivaled picture and video quality that are more akin to a prosumer camera than to a humble mobile phone. Nokia didn't stop here, though, and equipped the Lumia 1020 with HAAC mics capable of high-fidelity stereo recording, for the ultimate media machine on the go.+ View Specs
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Nokia Lumia 520Compare8 reviewNokia 520 is an affordable Windows Phone 8 smartphone with 4" IPS WVGA display, 5MP camera and powered by a 1GHz dual-core processor.+ View Specs
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NEC TerrainCompareThe NEC Terrain is a rugged Android 4.0-driven device, offering a physical QWERTY keyboard along with its 3.1'' touchscreen display, 1.5 GHz dual-core CPU, 8GB of built-in storage which can reach up to 32GB via microSD, and MIL-STD-810 & IP67 certification.+ View Specs
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Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0Compare9 reviewThe Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 is an 8-inch Android tablet by Samsung with S Pen functionality. It features a 1,280 x 800-pixel TFT screen, powered by a quad-core 1.6GHz processor, all running on Android 4.1.2. Its most notable features are the extremely thin body, expandable storage and light weight. It comes in a 3G or Wi-Fi version.+ View Specs
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BlackBerry Q10Compare7 reviewWith its hardware QWERTY keyboard, the BlackBerry Q10 follows in the footsteps of many legacy smartphones made by RIM. The four rows of hardware keys are situated underneath a high-resolution, 720 by 720 pixel touchscreen measuring 3.1 inches in diagonal. The back of the BlackBerry Q10 is made out of a fancy, glass-like material that is claimed to be stronger, thinner, and lighter than the plastic used in many handsets today. The company's re-imagined BlackBerry 10 operating system runs on the device.+ View Specs
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Alcatel 871ACompareThe Alcatel 871A is a basic phone offering a 2'' display, 2 MP rear camera, microSD card slot and FM radio.+ View Specs
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Indian Oven - Haight
- Address:
233 Fillmore St
San Francisco, CA 94117Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
IndianPrice: $30 and under
Indian Oven - Haight
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.indianovensf.com/
- Phone: (415) 626-1628
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch/Dinner: Daily: 11:00am - 11:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Indian
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Beer, Delivery, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: Please contact the restaurant for further details.
- Private Party Facilities: Weddings, birthdays, rehearsals or graduation dinners can be accommodated on-site. Please contact the restaurant for further details.
A word from Indian Oven - Haight
We are located in the Lower Haight District near Hayes Vally/Market San Francisco. We offer a mix of modern style with traditional roots, from our handmade paintings representing the incredible Indian culture to our fabulous interior and stylish décor. Come see the granite, open windows, fabulous interior, and our side window made of glass with high ceilings; Experience our romantic music, and dine on our open Kitchen on which we prepare delicious authentic Indian dishes using a centuries old traditional Clay Pot method of cooking that allows us to quickly char roast meats, poultry, and seafood at up to 1000 degrees. The Tandoori Oven also bakes traditional Nan Breads crisp or chewy. All entries are individually prepared to your specified taste and seasoning. We can easily accommodate 60 people. and also 70 people at the Up Stair Tower Room. Come and experience our refined customer service and the highest standard of dining brought to you by our attentive staff and our fabulous food.Continued
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Indian Oven - Haight reviews from OpenTable diners
3 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4.7Service4.3
- Ambiance4.3Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (1)great for lunch (1)hot spot (1)neighborhood gem (1)romantic (1)kid-friendly (1)Show More
- Far too spicydiner13VIPDined on 7/26/2014We are used to eating Indian food frequently. So, when the waitress asked mild, medium, or hot, we said hot. Boy, was that a mistake. The food was so hot you couldn't taste any flavors, it was horrible. We got some plain yogurt to help cut the hotness but it was still horrible, and without any flavor. Brought most of it home and reheated with butter to cut the hot still but it was really awful. Never order the food hot! We should have sent it back, but feel guilty doing so when we had selected the option. Should have been some commonsense by the restaurant to not load it with chillies. Even the bread basket that we had found to be delicious in the long ago past was only second rate naan. Can buy better at Trader Joes.
- Fabulous as alwaysDelishVIPDined on 7/20/2014Love this place! Typically get their take out, but had friends in town, so at at the Filmore location. Consistently great! Service was attentive, but almost too attentive; they had 2 servers that didn't seem to communicate with *each other*, hovered around our table (felt a bit rushed) and asked the same questions to me/my friends. The food & atmosphere are wonderful. Great neighborhood place! :)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Indian FoodMattVIPDined on 7/11/2014This is my favorite Indian good in San Francisco. You simply can't go wrong with this place.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- GinnieleeVIPDined on 6/24/2014I haven't been in 12 years. Food still the same. Excellent Great Service.Special Features:
- Graduation LunchOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 5/17/2014We had been here for "Date Night Indian" several times, and liked the food enough to bring my family of ten for a lunch before my graduation ceremony. The food was great, fresh and bright, and everyone was fed, vegetarians and meat-eaters alike. I'm not sure they do big-group reservations very often, however, as there was a little last-minute table and chairs adding to accommodate us all - yes, I'd put 10 on the reservation. But, we were the only people in the restaurant for most of our time there, the staff was friendly and professional, and the setting was very pretty with sunlight and murals. It's really a kind of gem, hidden half a block off of Haight Street.Special Features:
- Late-night SurpriseJessDined on 3/22/2014We were super surprised by this place. We found this place through OpenTable cause it was one of a few places that had availability at 9:30pm on a Friday night, last-minute (15min), and in our area. The food is great. Just the right amount of spices. The portions look small when they're first served, but four of us were full with 4 entrees, rice, and naan. The server was great; super helpful and attentive. We stayed past their closing time, and they never kicked us out/rushed us out.. I'd recommend this place for sure.Special Features:
- A good optionThetisVIPDined on 2/17/2014This is a nice, upscale, white linen tablecloth option in the Fillmore & Haight Street location. And while the music was a little too loud for normal conversation and the food was a tad overpriced for the amount and quality of food offered, service was wonderful and the dishes overall are fair to good. I would go here again if I needed to find a place in the Fillmore/Haight neighborhood that was slightly upscale and was good for both groups and an intimate dinner for two.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Indian GemCanadianGordoVIPDined on 10/11/2013We were looking for a unique, neigbourhood style restaurant on a Friday night in SanFrancisco. We were lucky to find Indian Oven and that it had availability. The service was fun, good energy, and knowledgeable. Recommendations made were outstanding. They didn't try to over sell on quantity or quality. Food was exceptional. Price was very good. I'd go back in a heart beat.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food...OpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 8/24/2013This was a nice experience. The food was delicious. The staff was friendly. Overall, a good time.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very good restaurantDSTODined on 7/26/2013As a party of three, we ordered and shared the butter chicken, chana masala, lamb (not sure which type), garlic naan and raita. Everything from the food, portion size, service, price and atmosphere was great. The only problem was parking as we had to wait a while and circle the blocks a few times to find a spot. Highly recommend.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- We have been to this restaurantRichDined on 3/10/2013We have been to this restaurant a few times in the past, but the food was not as exceptional as I had remembered. Much of it tasted the same and not so distinctive. It was a slight disappointment. However, this may have been due to our selections.Special Features:
- I wasn't terribly impressed,WhatsamattayouDined on 2/15/2013I wasn't terribly impressed, unfortunately. Prawns were overcooked. Oh well, ya can't win 'em all...
- Generally fine. We were thereSheilaVIPDined on 12/25/2012Generally fine. We were there on Christmas evening and while busy in the restaurant they were VERY busy w/ phone orders. Food didn't arrive for more than an hour after ordering - though lots of take-out orders being picked up. Had to speak w/ waiter and floor manager multiple times before we got served, even after people at the next table, who arrived later, were already served. Overall, the food did not make up for the hassle.
- They were very busy and IOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 10/19/2012They were very busy and I waited for the nan bread while my food was getting cold it came half way through the meal. There were some spicy dishes and the wait for water was even longer we had six people at the table but the food was stellar. Would I go back yes but not on such a busy day.Special Features:
- Dim the lights! OtherwiseOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 4/13/2012Dim the lights! Otherwise Indian Food quality is if you lived in London. And that says something! Well done Indian Oven.Special Features:
- Nicely laid out space andqtrtimeSFciscanVIPDined on 4/6/2012Nicely laid out space and attentive service - food was a little underwhelming.
- Indian food paradiseOpenTable Diner Since 2010VIPDined on 3/29/2012Consistantly one of our favorite Indian restaurants in San Francisco. Great Tandori, nan, prawns in coconut, and Indian beers. Fun neighborhood, good customers, and wonderful food. Try this place soon or go back if its been a while.Special Features:
- Get the tandoori chicken.OpenTable Diner Since 2010VIPDined on 3/6/2012Get the tandoori chicken. It come from the kitchen on fire and arrives sizzlingSpecial Features:
- Indian Oven is consistently awesomeChelseaSteveDined on 1/6/2012Have been to Indian Oven 3 times over the last 10 years - consistently excellent in all categories. This is a very well run Indian, with excellent food and the added ambience of the kitchen sharing the same open floor plan on the lower level. Norman (25 yrs at Indian Oven) runs a tight ship with a very welcoming attitude. Hard for me to go to San Francisco without a visit.Special Features:
- We waited 40 minutes for bread!OpenTable Diner Since 2002VIPDined on 12/25/2011We waited 40 minutes for bread! They kept filling take out orders while all the diners in the restaurant looked at each other because no one had food. I finally complained. The food arrived three minutes later. Won't go back even tho the food is good.
- Surreal, but not in a good wayOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 12/25/2011Maybe it was just holiday chaos, but I have never in my life had worse service in a restaurant. We were seated quite a while after the time of our reservation, and from then on it was just surreal: the food that arrived at our table was not the food we ordered, but our bill included everything we ordered. Multiple requests produced some of the things we ordered, but not all. Eventually we just gave up. Other tables had the same problems.
- Painfully poorly managed operation.OpenTable Diner Since 2005VIPDined on 12/25/2011Painfully poorly managed operation. The place was so horribly slow that after 1 hour and 40 minutes and still waiting for our entrees, we lost our appetite and left the place. The restaurant was turning out large Take-Out orders and they seemingly forgot about the diners sitting at the tables. To make matters worse, the owner and servers were not very nice or understanding about the situation. They kept saying "5 more minutes".
- Lose the Wait!OpenTable Diner Since 2001VIPDined on 9/23/2011I am among the highly tolerant of poor service, but, honestly, Indian Oven went over the edge. Waiting 30 minutes to place and order and then waiting 30 minutes for appetizers (not at the same time) and another 30 minutes when done for the main course is, well, unacceptable. It wasn't just me -- others were complaining. Perhaps they can't handle the private room and the public room at the same time. The food was fine, but it was all I could do to not tell people coming in the restaurant to leave.
- Tandori chicken you must haveOpenTable Diner Since 2010VIPDined on 9/7/2011This is our favorite Indian restaurant in San Francisco.Special Features:
- Everything was fine. TheWork4Food4LoveDined on 8/8/2011Everything was fine. The food was a little less entrancing than the last time I was there, but it was perfectly fine. It gets a little too crowded to rate ambiance.Special Features:
- Nicer Indian Restaurant Coming BackOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 7/23/2011This place got sold a few years ago and hasn't been the same since. I loved it before and it is just now starting to show signs of returning to its former glory. The service has always been excellent, but the food had definitely taken a dive for a while. It is expensive compare to most Indian restaurants in SF, but decidedly less greasy, which I am willing to pay for on occasion. There are white tablecloths, outstanding service, traditional Northern Indian dishes and it is just a step above most of the other Indian restaurants I have tried in SF. Perhaps comparable to Roti in West Portal or Dosa in Fillmore (but not the one in the mission and much better run than Dosa, which I think it still working out the kinks.)Special Features:
- It's a low brow dining experience,OpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 5/14/2011It's a low brow dining experience, but the food is very good. Good spot for a group of people, but a little bland for a special dining experience. Service is a little uneven. Overall, I would recommend it.Special Features:
- Indian Oven's food is alwaysOpenTable Diner Since 2005VIPDined on 4/15/2011Indian Oven's food is always tasty and the decor very pleasant. Our children love the chicken pakora appetizer. The naan breads are delicious as is everything else we order. It's worth the drive across the city.Special Features:
- An excellent Indian restaurantJohnnyVDined on 1/7/2011An excellent Indian restaurant with a beautiful dining room, beer and wine only, it has been around for ages, an institution.Special Features:
- Only negative was that reservationGeoffVIPDined on 12/30/2010Only negative was that reservation was for an early business lunch and upon arrival the doors were locked and didn't open until 11:15 for an 11 reservation. Otherwise it was great!Special Features:
- This was for Christmas dinner.OpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 12/25/2010This was for Christmas dinner. We arrived and it was a half hour before we saw a waiter. He tld us it would be a half hour wait for food, so we ordered appetizers. 30 minutes later the apps came. We kept asking about our food,and were told it was coming. To shorten the review, suffice it to say that it was 1hr and 45 minutes after we arrived, we still did not have food, so we got up and left. On Christmas!
- Watch out for suggested add-onsOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 12/3/2010Watch out for suggested add-ons from waiter without mentioning price. Easliy increased our bill by 25% for naan & paraki/lavosh. Really? Little sneaky.
- While the food was excellent,OpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 10/16/2010While the food was excellent, the service was poor (to say the least) with our party waiting over an hour to place our order and this only after 3 attempts to get the bus-person to get us a waiter. A party of 8 was given (and *charged* for) somewhere around 16 full pieces of naan (way too many) and enough rice to have 4-5 pints left over. All quite odd. I would not recommend this place for large parties.
- We've been here several timesOpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 10/8/2010We've been here several times and will continue to go back. Their food is very good with quality ingredients and a very wide variety on the menu. Definitely suggest you check it out - probably one of the best Indian restaurant's we have been to.
- An off night. I've had greatmaudeVIPDined on 10/3/2010An off night. I've had great meals here/ Off service, too noisy to hear each other speak. Great naan though. And the tandoori was wonderful. Samosas were fat and satisfying. Paneer dishes were off. Usually my fave. NOrmally this is a great little place to tuck inot for a reasonably priced night out.
- Indian Oven was gracious enoughOpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 8/27/2010Indian Oven was gracious enough to honor my booking for a party of twelve at very short notice, seating us upstairs in their overflow space. The service was friendly and competent. The food was tasty, well-spiced, and never greasy. While the portions didn't overwhelm, they were in line with most Indian establishments in San Francisco. The tandoori chicken in particular was delicious. I would highly recommend Indian Oven.Special Features:
- I'm a big fan of Indian food,OpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 8/8/2010I'm a big fan of Indian food, and had heard good things about Indian Oven from friends. However, my visit to the restaurant left me feeling disappointed. I went on a Sunday evening with my boyfriend. Both the host and the waiter refused to acknowledge my presence. It was the oddest thing. On top of the bizarre service, the food was extremely mediocre. We ordered our food spicy, and there was no spiciness to be found. The naan's texture was off, and it was probably the worst chicken tikka masala I've had. With so many Indian restaurants in that area, I say go elsewhere. Try Rotee for better service, food and ambiance.


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Among the classical European scholars that have continued to influence sociology throughout
the course of the 20th century, Georg Simmel stands out as one of the most prominent
figures of contemporary thought. Simmel's sociology has impacted the general knowledge
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exchange, interpersonal communication, and small groups. From an analytical perspective,
Simmel's ideas have inspired those interested in studying sociology in terms of an
interchange of components among positions in an associated network. He has posited that
social experience is dualistic in nature, where cultural forms both emerge and are
transformed. Simmel's efforts to provide a foundation for the science of sociology will
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appreciated for its intellectual depth and creativity.
This conference addressed both the theoretical and pragmatic influences of Georg
Simmel's sociology as applied to contemporary ideas about the discipline. The conference was
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Welcome and Keynote Address
Session I
Moderator: Joe Hopper, University of Colorado
Session II
Moderator: Glenda Walden, University of Colorado
Discussant: Chad Lackey, University of Colorado
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Moderator: Sabrina Arredondo, University of Colorado
Discussant: Suzanne Leahy, University of Colorado
Session IV
Moderator and Discussant: Otomar Bartos, University of Colorado
Session V
Moderator: Greg Ungar, University of Colorado
Discussant: Gary T. Marx, University of Colorado
Session VI
Moderator: Patrick Gillham, University of Colorado
Discussant: Joshua Meisel, University of Colorado
Session VII
Moderator: Horst Helle, Institut für Soziologie of the University of Munich
Concluding Remarks
The International Conference on Georg Simmel's Actual and Potential Impact on Contemporary
Sociology was jointly organized and sponsored by Professors Gary T. Marx
and Jules Wanderer, and the Center for the Social Study of Information Techology,
University of Colorado, Boulder, and Professor Horst Helle, Institut
für Soziologie of the University of Munich.
The Responsive Environments Foundation, Inc. provided financial and technical
support for the Conference.
Contact: Omar K. Moore
Adjunct Professor of Sociology, University of Colorado at Boulder
President, Responsive Environments Foundation, Inc.
P.O. Box 1673
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text: AUSTIN - Brady, Sr., 73, of Plantation, FL passed away Tuesday, November 25, 1997. Born in Morrison, TN, was a veteran of WWII, US Army and was a carpenter in construction. Predeceased by his wife Era Mai Brady and predeceased by son Brady Austin, Jr., daughter in law Tammy and grandson Ryan in June 1997. Survivors include daughters Mrs. Debra (David) Klaus of Plantation, FL, Kathy Spillman of Orange City, FL; brother Dillard (Frances) Austin of McMinnville, TN; sister Mrs. Winnie (Johnny) Smoot of McMinnville, TN; 7 grandchildren; 2 great grandchildren; many nieces and nephews and many loving friends. The family will receive friends and hold family services on Saturday, November 29, 1997 at 3 PM at the Klaus home in Plantation, FL. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to the American Lung Association, 2020 S. Andrews Ave., Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33316. Arrangements by TM Ralph Plantation Home, 7001 NW 4 St., Plantation, FL 33317 (954) 587-6888.


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Notes on David O'Connor's 1/24/07 Lecture, on the opening scene of Plato's Symposium for PHIL 20214
Pausanias: "I am not very well from the wine we drank last night and I have some need of intermission. I suspect that most of you are in the same condition, for you were here yesterday. Now, consider how we shall drink most easily and comfortably." (The Symposium of Plato: The Shelley Translation, ed. David O'Connor, South Bend: St. Augustine's Press, 2002: 176a-b)
Aristophanes: "I was one of those who were drenched last night." (Symposium 176b)
Eryximachus: "Since, then, it is decided that no one shall be compelled to drink more than he pleases, I think that we may as well send away the flute-player to play to herself; or, if she likes, to the women within. Let us devote the present occasion to conversation between ourselves." (Symposium 176e)


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We Must Protect all LGBTQ Youth from Bullying and Suicide
The recent suicidal deaths of several LGBTQ or perceived LGBTQ individuals greatly sadden us at EqualityToledo. Our heartfelt condolences go out to the families, friends and loved ones of those individuals who have recently died. The recent news reports tell us about Billy Lucas, 15, who hanged himself on 9/9/10 at his Indiana home after years of reported harassment by students who judged him to be gay. Asher Brown, a 13-year-old in Harris, TX, who had reportedly recently come out, took his life with a gun on 9/23/10 after years of being picked on for his size, religion, clothing and perception that he was gay. Seth Walsh, a 13-year-old in Tehachapi, CA, who passed away on 9/28/10 after 9 days on life support from hanging himself. Police reported he had been mercilessly taunted by fellow students over his perceived sexual orientation. Tyler Clementi, 18, a Rutgers freshman, who leapt to his death on 9/22/10 from the George Washington Bridge after a roommate allegedly broadcast him via the Internet in a same-sex encounter behind closed doors in his dorm room. And Raymond Chase, a 19-year-old openly gay sophomore from Johnson and Wales, who hanged himself in his dorm room on 9/29/10.
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Schumer backs gay marriage
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Sen. Charles Schumer said Monday he supports same-sex marriage and called for a repeal of the federal ban.
It was a reversal for Schumer (D-N.Y.), who as a congressman in 1996 voted in favor of the Defense of Marriage Act.
Its time, Schumer said in a statement. Equality is something that has always been at the hallmark of America and no group...Read more »
Dinkins and Ferrer back Weprin for comptroller
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In one of the first major endorsements of the election season, former Mayor David Dinkins and former Bronx Borough President Fernando Ferrer Sunday backed City Councilman David Weprin for comptroller.
Im an elder statesman, with the emphasis on elder, joked Dinkins, 81, in discussing his decision to wade into a primary race in a citywide election.
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In a GQ interview with Lisa DePaulo, the new Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele gave some interesting insight on how he thinks about issues and what he thinks about being the GOPs Great Black Hope. The adopted son of Roosevelt Democrats was influenced by Ronald Reagan and became a Republican. For a party with members who are...Read more »
Bloomberg now the city's richest man
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What economic downturn? Mayor Michael Bloomberg is rolling in it.
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Rep. Anthony Weiner, one of the top two Democrats vying for mayor, pulled back Wednesday on his campaign.
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A leading Republican voice is finding Democratic President Barack Obama to be less nemesis and more inspiration. On the reversal of the Bush administrations policy of limiting federal funds for stem cell research, former first lady Nancy Reagan on Monday said: These new rules will now make it possible for scientists to move forward. I urge researchers to make use of the opportunities...Read more »
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Here's How the Federal Reserve Is Defending Its Monetary Policies
Speaking at the Federal Reserve's "A Trans-Atlantic Agenda for Shared Prosperity" conference, vice-chair Janet Yellen explained why she thinks America has found it difficult to recover from the so-called Great Recession and addressed whether the persistence of long-term unemployment is due to structural problems in the labor markets or simply cyclical shortfalls in demand.
She also stated that the Federal Reserve would likely keep the benchmark lending rate near zero, defending the central bank's aggressive monetary policy. The Federal Open Market Committee announced in December that it would keep the rate near zero as long as inflation was not forecast to increase more than 2.5 percent in one to two quarters and unemployment stays above 6.5 percent.
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The Who Love Reign O'er Me Lyrics
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Only love,
Can make it rain,
The way the beach is kissed by the sea.
Only love,
Can make it rain,
Like the sweat of lovers laying in the fields.
Love, Reign o'er me.
Love, Reign o'er me, Reign o'er me, Reign o'er me.
Only love,
Can bring the rain,
That makes you yearn to the sky.
Only love,
Can bring the rain,
That falls like tears from on high.
Love, Reign o'er me.
Love, Reign o'er me, o'er me.
On the dry and dusty road,
The nights we spend apart alone.
I need to get back home to cool, cool rain.
I can't sleep and I lay and I think,
The night is hot and black as ink.
Oh God, I need a drink of cool, cool rain.
(Guitar Solo)
Love, Reign o'er me, over me ,over me ..(scream )
Love, Reign o'er me, Reign o'er me, Reign o'er me.
(pause )
Thanks to Chick / singer - "Who Too" / whotoorocks.com for submitting Love Reign O'er Me Lyrics.
Total Genius | Reviewer: Anonymous | 8/27/13
My favourite song ever. Ever since I heard when i was about 15 and into everything Mod I have been gripped. I want it played at my funeral. The song is a beautiful combination of a rock band and orchestra. The incessant violins are incredible and the guitar solo wonderful. It matches the film quadrophenia perfectly. It takes you through different moods which can mirror the different stages you go through in life, whether over a period of time or all in one day! Brings feelings of nostalgia. i want to be 15 again when emotions changed from highs and lows every 5mins!!!
Love Reign O'er Me | Reviewer: Layla | 3/5/13
One of the most powerful songs ever written. This is one of those pieces that touches you even the first time you listen to it, without even listening to the lyrics...
But the lyrics must be mentioned, especially the play on reign vs. rain, which adds an important duality to the piece. Not only does the speaker want love to fall down on him as heavily as rain would in the storm, but he wants to rule his life (reign).
This is a song I feel could stand up to some in-depth lyric analysis, but it's also a song that doesn't need that to make sense or get the idea across. It delivers confusion and love and passion of the speaker through the sheer musicality of the piece.
Desperation WHO | Reviewer: Niner Hoss | 11/28/12
Ultimate Quadrophenia! Daltry's most emotional piece. The summation of the entire movie. The WHO was at one time, and for a short time, the kings, even over the Beatles. (Just a short time)
Excellent, a masterpiece | Reviewer: JRod | 4/6/09
This has got to be one of the best songs ever written. I heard this up at the Celebration of Lights fireworks show in Vancouver, down at the harbour...it was incredible listening to this combined with the red fireworks.
Classic! | Reviewer: Cue | 6/30/07
What a brilliant tune! Goes great with the Adam Sandler movie Reign Over Me. Classic!


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2. Physical Signs
- Robert Baran MD2,3,
- David A. R. de Berker MD4,
- Mark Holzberg MD5 and
- Luc Thomas MD, PhD6
Published Online: 23 MAY 2012
DOI: 10.1002/9781118286715.ch2
Copyright © 2012 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd
Book Title
Baran & Dawber's Diseases of the Nails and their Management, Fourth Edition
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Rubin, A. I. and Baran, R. (2012) Physical Signs, in Baran & Dawber's Diseases of the Nails and their Management, Fourth Edition (eds R. Baran, D. A. R. de Berker, M. Holzberg and L. Thomas), Blackwell Publishing Ltd., Oxford, UK. doi: 10.1002/9781118286715.ch2
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University of Franche-Comté, Cannes, France
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Gustave Roussy Cancer Institute, Villejuif Nail Disease Center, Cannes, France
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Bristol Dermatology Centre, Bristol Royal Infirmary, Bristol, UK
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Department of Dermatology, Emory University School of Medicine, Atlanta, GA, USA
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Department of Dermatology, Lyon 1 University, Centre Hospitalier Lyon Sud, Pierre Bénite, France
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- Published Online: 23 MAY 2012
- Published Print: 6 JUL 2012
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Best known for hosting the "World's Greatest Collector Car Events," the Barrett-Jackson Collector Car Auction is one of the most anticipated car shows and auction galore in America, probably in the whole world.
Established around 39 years ago in 1971, the luxurious event caters to the thirsts of car enthusiast and collectors for the allure and nostalgic prestige that classic cars bring. The Barret-Jackson auction house organizes three annual events to date the, Scottsdale Auction; Palm Beach Auction and the Las Vegas Auction at the famed Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino.
Through the years, the Barrett-Jackson auctions have sold hundreds of luxury and classic cars and have earned millions. Thus, this article list some of the highest-priced classic cars ever brought at Barrett-Jackson auction events.
1) 1966 Shelby Cobra 427 "Super Snake" - $5,500,000
The Shelby Cobra also known as the AC Cobra is one of the finest two-door, two-seater sports car produced during the 1960's. This European roadster started off as a racing car and it was even rivaled with the Chevrolet Corvett. However, due to reported accidents involving the Shelby Cobra, production of these cars was limited.
2) 1950 General Motors Futurliner "Parade of Progress" tour bus - $4,320,000
It's odd to see a whale-like bus venturing the streets of New York but it's even a lot weirder to know that such train rather bus have been sold for more than four million dollars.
There were only 12 GM Futurliners built, seven of which still exist up to this day and age. True enough rarity is a requirement for such value.
3) 1954 Oldsmobile F-88 concept car - $3,240,000
Perhaps one of the most popular classic cars out there, the Oldsmobile F-88 is beauty spurned over a four-wheel drive and that's without any exaggeration. It's one of the pioneers as well as one of the finest.
4) 1954 Pontiac Bonneville special Motorama concept car - $3,024,000
General Motors are known for elegance and craftsmanship. Thus, it's no wonder that their Pontiac division came up with a magnificently-looking sports car. A little trivia, the Bonneville was named after U.S. Army officer Benjamin Bonneville.
5) 1970 Plymouth Hemi 'Cuda 2 door convertible - $2,160,000
The Plymouth Cuda is arguably one of the best cars ever producedby the Plymouth division of Chrysler. It boasts several body trims including a convertible, tap-down version.


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The Internet Explorer 10 is built into Windows 8 – It is designed to provide faster browsing with the help of hardware acceleration. It also provides rapid gesture based zoom, web site navigation and pan.
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Is it possible to change the weather? And if we could, what would be the consequences? Do we become godlike? Members of Aniccha Arts, led by Pramila Vasudevan with Mark Fox, Jennifer Jurgens, and Mike Westerlund, have joined together to ponder these practical and philosophical questions of meteorological manipulation in The Weather Vein Project, a multidisciplinary effort combining performance, blogging, and an installation later this summer at the Weisman Art Museum. This weekend Vasudevan leads the stage element with a work relying on high-energy, percussive Indian dance movement and multimedia, created through workshops conducted all over the Twin Cities. Bring an umbrella, a parka, and your sunglasses—who knows what the sky will be doing when you leave the theater!
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The weekend has finally arrived, party people. And since you live in the Magic City, you know there's always gonna be a bash to crash and music to jam to even if you're a little on the broke side. Just take a look at the ten best things to do under $10 in SoFla this weekend, from a Morrissey tick ... More >>
Prepare for a blizzard of glitter and the heat of The Violet Flame. In just a few months, English dance-pop pioneers Erasure, otherwise known as Vince Clarke and Andy Bell, will be revealing their 16th studio album, a ten-track electro-pop opus recorded in New York and London, and produced by synth ... More >>
There's nothing like waking up and realizing you don't have to go into the office today because it's Memorial Day! That means that the rest of the four-day work week is gonna fly by as quickly as the arrival of summer, especially when you've got all these great shows to check out. Here are the fiv ... More >>
Oh, Morrissey. Though, on record, he is often compared to a lyrical Oscar Wilde, his day-to-day outbursts occasionally make him seem like a particularly grouchy Truman Capote. From slagging off the British Royal Family and bitching about carnivores to addressing his sexual identity, the Moz has nev ... More >>
Miley Cyrus and Morrissey are basically the same person. One is a lyrical genius shrouded in sexual mystery who speaks on behalf of intellectualism, animal rights, and sordid youths, defying borders and generations. The other is famous for a butt that resembles uncooked turkeys, being naked, and sti ... More >>
As a two-time Grammy-winning artist and ganador of 20 Latin Grammy Awards, Colombian rockero Juanes knows a thing or two about the music biz. That's why he was the talk of the Billboard Latin Music Conference's Digital Superstar Q&A session this week, and why he's headlining tomorrow's Billboard L ... More >>
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Music fans can be really devoted. But it takes a special breed to join a crazy fan cult. And yet, music has exactly that kind of power over some people. It's a fine line between in love and psychopathically obsessed. But whose fans are the freakiest? Who is the government watching? Who might sn ... More >>
When talking house music, Mexico is not the first place that comes to mind. But Guadalajara's Balcazar & Sordo might be single-handedly changing that perception. Or at the very least, they're at the top of a rapidly growing new wave of Mexican producers. The DJ-production duo has exploded pract ... More >>
If you're anything like us, you 're preparing to confront Feb. 14 with indignation and marking it "Anna Howard Shaw Day" on your calendar. Maybe you lack any significant romantic relationship in your life, in which case you don't need a national holiday to remind you that you'll probably die alon ... More >>
With the first month of 2012 dead and gone, it's time to take a survey of up-and-coming South Florida music and maybe try to predict what the rest of the year has in store. This is not a best-of list. Nor is it a complete appraisal of South Florida's expansive nightlife sphere and its million m ... More >>
Courtesy of Hardly ArtLet your horndog loose with Hunx and His Punx.Seth Bogart is unapologetically horny, and he'll be at The Stage this weekend. As the flamboyantly fabulous frontman of Hunx and His Punx, the onstage banter between Bogart and the crowd often consists of boner references, pee ... More >>
We all know that meat is murder thanks to both the nature of what meat actually is (you know, dead animal flesh) and the vegetarian wails of sad pop king Morrissey. But now the quirky musical god has hit new levels of dietary restriction. As The Daily Mirror explains, "Stunned fans had their bags s ... More >>
via rickastley.co.ukOh, Rick Astley, we ain't never gonna give you up!Tribute shows are terrible in so many ways. It's like, If I really wanted to hear that song the way I enjoy hearing it, I'd use my iPod, thank you. But tributes are also fun to watch for their crash-and-burn performances. And so ... More >>
Afrobeta needs little introduction to Crossfade readers, but the band is finally and deservedly gaining some serious international traction. Of course, there was that performance at the massive Glastonbury festival, and a gig with Booka Shade in Ibiza (!) around the same time. Now, they've also g ... More >>
Fox's Shuffle Tuesdays has long been provided a cool weeknight hangout spot for good tunes and cheap drinks southwest of I-95. Last month, though, came a special edition that gave the people what they really want -- a night devoted entirely to the music of the Smiths! Okay, by "people," that ... More >>
Former Smiths bassist Andy Rourke, whose thudding lower notes on The Queen is Dead even gave the dour Morrissey some pleasure, is now a thriving DJ at Manchester, England's Xfm. His acumen for assembling a mix of influential songs spanning the years is impressive given that he must know that most ... More >>
Moving Units is a weekly column on Crossfade tracking the best-selling albums at South Florida independent record stores.Top Five Albums for the Week of November 8 - 15This ain't your kid sister: Kid Sister climbed Radio-Active Records charts with her new hip hop/electro debut, Ultraviolet.Uncle ... More >>
via WikicommonsBehold! The Grandeur!As Morrissey said, "Meat is Murder." Tasty, tasty murder.And as we all now, in the beginning, after God warmed up by making man and woman, he set his sights on creating a truly perfect creature--the pig. For what part of the Great and Holy Pig is not tasty?Hoof ... More >>
Moving Units is a weekly column on Crossfade tracking the best-selling albums at South Florida independent record stores.Top 5 Albums for the week of November 1 - 7Sweat Records, MiamiMiami's home-grown rockers topped Sweat Records list for the first week of November.1. No Seasons [LP], Jacuzzi B ... More >>
He's not gone. He's back, better than ever.
For hardcore Morrissey fans, especially those of us in South Florida, 2007 was somewhat emotionally tumultuous. First, he played an amazing summer show here, in support of Ringleader of the Tormenters -- good (in spite of the cruel heat). Except the show was at the Mizner Park Amphitheatre in Boca - ... More >>
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Handsome Furs, Violens Thursday, March 27, 2008 PS14 Better Than: Fighting the WMC crowds for a taste of something electronic. While the majority of Miami pulsed to the sounds of big name DJs at Winter Music Conference, a select group of indie-minded hipsters enjoyed the electronic-infused roc ... More >>
Ten good live moments in South Florida this year.
I like Rilo Kiley. I can't help but groove to their country-inspired brand of indie rock loosely influenced by Straight Outta Compton, De La Soul, and The Beastie Boys' Paul's Boutique. I find vocalist Jenny Lewis's quirky, choppy, and occasionally incomprehensible lyrics and pleasantly girl ... More >>
Mozzer wouldn't talk to us, so we got the next best thing: The country's most successful Morrissey tribute act
It's sweltering outside, but there's still music worth hearing
Ringleader of the Tormentors (Sanctuary/Attack)
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In a scandal-ridden election year, the year's top ten music stories were all about winning the popular vote.
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Erstwhile Smiths spin in Miami