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Where to Eat on a Winter Day in Provincetown
By Laura Shabott
February 15th, 2014
Snow, wind and rain sharpen the palette for good hot food and friends to share it with. A surprising number of eateries are open this winter in Provincetown (and just over the border in Truro) for your culinary pursuits. Bon Appétit.
A surprising number of restaurants and eateries are open this winter in Provincetown for your dining pleasure.
Blustery storms seem to be all the rage in the Northeast this season. When in doubt, please call ahead. Phone numbers are provided in the listings.
141 Bradford Natural Market
508-487-9784 141 Bradford St. Open Daily
The comforting aroma of a vegetarian/vegan-friendly lunch buffet wafts through this airy whole foods store. Partners Joe Freitas and Chris Getman greet everyone by name and answer questions about vitamins, natural products and the benefits of juices pressed on premises. Visit their adorable West End spot open in season.
Angel Foods
508-487-6666 467 Commercial Street (across from PAAM
Open Daily.
Liz Lovarti brings her old world Italian sensibilities to this specialty food store. Who wouldnt want one of the gift baskets filled with exotic breads, cheeses, divine figs and artesian waters? House-made hot dishes and sandwiches are a gourmet treat. Try out her new location in the West End this summer.
Bayside Betsys
508-487-6566 - 177 Commercial St. Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner Weds.-Sunday
Bayside Betsys gets rave reviews from loyal locals as well as brides wanting a fun place for their reception. You can count on a relaxing meal with a lovely view of the harbor and friendly service. Ive attended a number of functions there, both day and night, and they were flawless.
Central House at the Crown
508-487-1430 x229 - 247 Commercial St. Lunch/Dinner Thurs.-Sunday
Chef Devon Gilroy and wine steward Peter Miscikoski dish up delicious rustic fare well paired with selections from artisanal vineyards. Reviewers rave about the famous lobster mac&cheese. Dine pre-performance and get preferred seating for one of the
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508-487-1530 - 73 Shank Painter Rd. Daily 8am-2pm.
Revered for their French Toast with lemon curd, Chach and her kitchen make this a cozy diner with a never ending pot of coffee and an awesome daily special. Go alone or with a crowd. The lunch counter is a lot of fun and the food portions are truly generous.
Chequessett Chocolate
774-538-6249 - 8 Highland Rd., No. Truro, Weds.-Sunday 10-4p.m.
After a visit to the jungles of Costa Rica in search of the perfect cocoa beans, culinary experts Katie Reed and Josiah Mayo have opened Chequessett Chocolate. Handcrafted confections, a beverage bar and free Wi-Fi make this an irresistibly sweet addition to the Outer Cape.
Ciro & Sals
508-487-6444 - 4 Kiley Court -Open Daily.
Artists Ciro Cozzi and Sal Del Deo originally created this Italian restaurant to pay for canvases and oil paint. Now owned by long-time employee Larry Luster, the cuisine harkens back to the North of Italy with seafood, veal and pasta dishes in the intimacy of a wine cellar. This Provincetown institution is tucked away down a side street in the East End Gallery district.
East End Marketplace
508-487-2337 -212 Bradford St. Open Daily.
Great breakfast sandwiches and decadent desserts add to the neighborhood ambience of this market owned by the personable Gary Pasnick with support from long-time resident Betty Vilari. Get groceries, cold beer and a nice bottle of wine or try your luck at the lottery.
Fanizzis by the Sea
508-487-1964 539 Commercial St. Open Daily
This is waterfront dining at its best. The entire Provincetown Bay is your view as comfort foods are served in a casual atmosphere by a welcoming staff. The bar is a treat with a sweeping vista of the East End and great martinis. Group celebrations fit nicely at round tables for a Sunday brunch not to be missed.
Farland Provisions
508-487-0045 - 150 Bradford St. (corner of Conwell St.) Open Daily
Partners James Farley and Tom Boland took a dying location and turned into a thriving deli and bakery with signature sandwiches and a delightful staff. Breakfast, lunch and take-out are in-house made. Catering services can accommodate groups from picnic to tent-size.
Georges House of Pizza
508-487-3744 - 275 Commercial St. Open Daily.
There are days when a slice or a pizza delivered just feel so right. Georges Pizza offers that respite from cooking. Subs, combination pies (including white), a generous Greek salad with the real-deal olives and a piece of baklava make for a nice winter nosh. The computer games are a fun distraction.
Governor Bradford Restaurant and Bar
508-487-2871 312 Commercial St. Open Daily
This year-round locals watering hole and restaurant makes winters go faster by hosting a Friday Fish Fry with Bubbles, a lively winter pool tournament on Wednesday nights and Drag Karaoke Saturday evenings hosted by Dana Danzel. If you have never seen her perform, grab the nearest bachelorette party and go sing along.
Mews Restaurant and Cafe
508-487-1500 429 Commercial St. Open nightly.
Exceptional in every way, this Zagat rated restaurant boasts a vodka bar of over one hundred varieties. Owner Ron Robin and his fiercely loyal staff create a dining experience that both locals and tourists cherish. Reservations recommended.
Napis Restuarant
800-571-6274 7 Freeman St. Lunch till Mid May, Dinner Daily
Napi and Helen Van Derek combine their love of world travel, food and Provincetown in this truly unique restaurant. Stain glass, carousel horses are displayed next to paintings by Provincetown masters. The meals are sumptuous, always fresh and served by a staff with their own local followings.
508-487-8331 10 Shank Painter Road United Methodist Church
Lunch 12:30p.m.-1:30p.m. Monday-Friday Donations welcome.
The Soup Kitchen of Provincetown, a non-profit founded in 1992, feeds almost one hundred people a day. Chef Amy Howell says that the generosity of local restaurants and businesses, along with a remarkable staff of volunteers, brings what is best about Provincetown to our winter community. The onsite Thrift Store is a definite perk.
Squealing Pig
508-487-5804 - 335 Commercial St. Open Daily.
Dave B. from Boston
says, My wife and I stopped in for lunch on a cold December afternoon and sat at the bar. We ordered Wellfleet oysters, one half dozen with cocktail sauce and one half dozen with the ginger, wasabi and soy. Stellar! An Irish Pub known for its bevy of craft beers and burgers with a twist, no one leaves disappointed.
The Pointe Restaurant
508-487-2365 82 Bradford St. Tues.-Sunday Dinner
The Crown Pointe Inn and Spa brings Food & Wine Magazines Top Ten Chef Robbin Haas to Provincetown. Diners are delighted with his fresh take on classic and modern American cuisine made with the finest local ingredients. This sea captains inn is a lovely perch at the crest of Bradford. Reservations welcomed.
Wired Puppy
508-487-0017 - 379 Commercial St. Daily 6a.m-6p.m.
People with their pooches love to sip a cup of organic, fairly-traded coffee brewed to perfection. They chat, eat a muffin, use the free Wi-Fi and play with each others dogs in this hub of winter life. Donna Vaillancourt and her esteemed colleagues have created something very special.
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By Ben Levisohn
For three days this week, all was quiet. It was as if the market had taken a page out of the Night Before Christmas–nothing was stirring, not even a quant.
Then Thursday came along and it wasn't Santa crashing down the chimney. Treasury yields rose–for reasons that still remain unclear but had something to do with when tapering might begin–and stocks plunged. Of the Dow Jones Industrials' 2.2% loss this week, two-thirds came on Thursday. On Friday, it was snooze time once again.
The focus now is on higher Treasury yields and the impact they could have on stocks. Some have argued that higher yields won't ding markets, as long as they rise slowly. Others point to Thursday's selloff as proof that higher-yields are bad for stocks. One thing is clear–rising yields are no longer good for stocks, as they were at the beginning of the year.
Look at this week's best performing stocks and you might never know that tapering was the big deal. Among the 10 best performing stocks in the S&P 500 were two homebuilders–PulteGroup (PHM) gained 2.3% to $16.28 and Lennar (LEN) rose 1.8% to $33.88 (you can read Barron's bullish case for homebuilders here)–who benefited from solid housing starts data today, as well as some possible short covering yesterday. Newmont Mining (NEM), meanwhile, gained 9.7% to 32.39. the second largest gain in the S&P 500 this week, especially puzzling because higher U.S. yields are supposed to make gold less attractive.
But the S&P 500′s biggest losers show the kind of carnage long predicted by those fearful of higher yields. How's this for evidence: Real-estate investment trusts, whose yields look more paltry with every tick higher in the 10-year Treasury, made up half of the top-10 losers. Prologis (PLD) fell 8.4% to $35.08, the Macerich Co. (MAC) dropped 8.2% to $56.72 and Health Care REIT (HCN) was off 8.1% at $58.57.
How much yields rise will likely depend on when the Fed decides to start curtailing its bond buying, and investors will be looking to the release of the minutes from the FOMC's last meeting for details when they're released on Wednesday.
Opinions differ on when tapering will begin and how much the buying will be curtailed, sometimes in startling ways. RBC Capital Markets' Tom Porcelli sounds as if he believes tapering is a done deal:

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The future looks bright for the Levant PC market despite political instability and economic sanctions, a report said. Levant - the three-country region is made up of Jordan, Lebanon, and Syria. IDC expects shipments to soar 22 perMore…


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Title: Folly Theater
Description: Full frontal and side view. Also shows Marriot Hotel under construction.
Date: 1985
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Collection: General Collection (P1), Theaters--Folly, Number 4
Local Subject: Folly Theater; Folly Theater; Century Theater; Theaters
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Home study course focuses on the brain
Posted September 3, 2008; 06:18 p.m.
Members of the campus and local communities can learn more about the brain in a home study course offered this fall by the Alumni Association.
"The Brain: A User's Guide" runs from Sept. 22 to Nov. 16 and is led by Barry Jacobs, professor of psychology and the Princeton Neuroscience Institute. The course will explore how the 100 billion nerve cells that make up the human brain give rise to sensations and movements, thoughts and memories, dreams and emotions, and devastating neuro- and psychopathologies.
The course includes weekly lectures on campus, at-home reading assignments and an online discussion group. The seven lectures will be held at 7:30 p.m. Tuesdays starting Sept. 23 in 219 Burr Hall. Audio recordings of the lectures will be made available online the following day for participants who cannot attend in person.
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"Save America's Treasures" has been totally eliminated—the largest Federal program supporting preservation of such treasures as the original Star Spangled Banner and George Washington's tent.
65% of Americans don't know what happened at the Constitutional Convention, according to a recent survey by Newsweek.
The "Teaching American History" grants—the largest Federal program supporting history education—have been completely eliminated.
Visits to the Top 20 Civil War battlefields have dropped in half from 1970 to 2009 according to official National Park Service statistics.
40% of Americans can't identify whom we fought in World War II, according to a recent survey by Newsweek.
A quarter of Americans believe Congress shares power over U.S. foreign policy with the United Nations, according to a recent Annenberg survey.
"There is little that is more important for an American citizen to know than the history and traditions of his country," John F. Kennedy wrote in American Heritage.
The "We the People Program," which touched some 30 million students and 90,000 teachers over 25 years, has been completely eliminated.
Two-thirds of Americans could not correctly name Yorktown as the last major military action of the American Revolution, according to a recent national Gallup survey.
The National Heritage Areas and Scenic Byways program, the only major Federal program encouraging visits to historic places, has been completely eliminated in Congressional committee.
How a Neapolitan street food became the most successful immigrant of all
Almost every American food—from egg foo yung to empanadas—is covered in the phone book under the generic heading "Restaurants." Only pizza stands alone. Pizza, a Johnny-come-lately compared with such long-standing national favorites as the hamburger and hot dog, has secured a special place on the American table. Everybody likes pizza.Read more »
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We are huge advocates of acacia fiber here at ReNew Life, and it was great to see a recent famous TV doctor tout its health benefits.
Acacia—Your Waistline's Best Friend
Fiber is a wonderful weight loss aid because it curbs your appetite by helping you feel full. Acacia fiber is made from the sap of the Acacia senegal tree. The sap is dried and ground into a fine, crystalline powder that dissolves clear and packs a powerful fiber punch. At 5 grams of fiber per 5.6 gram serving (one tablespoon), it is almost pure fiber but not the type of fiber we think of when we envision bowls of bran flakes.
Acacia is a soluble fiber and one of the most nutritious fiber types for your digestive system. ǂ Here are just a few of the many benefits acacia offers:
- Acacia helps maintain healthy cholesterol levels, which may promote successful weight management.ǂ
- Acacia supports normal blood sugar levels against spikes and crashes that can prompt irresponsible eating. This fiber slows the rate at which your body absorbs sugar from foods, promoting healthy blood sugar levels ǂ
- Acacia helps your body detox by working like the soft side of a kitchen sponge and soaking up toxins in the digestive tract so they can be eliminated. Detoxing with acacia supports bowel health, digestive health, and your overall toxin load. ǂ
All these benefits and acacia is also a great heart health booster! ǂ But the big reason we think acacia is so fantastic is that you won't even know it's there. It mixes totally clear into foods and beverages and will not alter their taste or texture. A shaker of acacia makes a great addition to any mealtime—simply sprinkle it on foods and in drinks to boost your healthy fiber intake.


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Japan's Chugai Pharmaceutical, which pursues cutting-edge biopharmaceutical, antibody, and molecular targeted research technologies, recently expanded its presence in Singapore with a satellite research institute. The Chugai Pharmabody Research (CPR) center has the potential to create innovative antibody drugs and dramatically improve therapeutic effects using Chugai's novel antibody engineering technologies.
At a time when pharma giants are battling the challenge of a drying R&D pipelines, the company is undertaking measures to create original and innovative drugs, both in Japan and overseas, particularly to address unmet medical needs.
In an email interview with BioSpectrum Asia, Mr Osamu Nagayama, chairman, president and CEO of Chugai Pharmaceutical, shares the company's plans in Asia and in antibody development.
Chugai recently opened a research center in Singapore. What will be the focus area of the center?
In Singapore, we aim to generate potential new antibody candidates at Chugai Pharmabody Research (CPR) to help Chugai fulfill its commitment towards developing new antibody candidates. CPR has a specific mission to create new antibody candidates for development, utilizing Chugai's state-of-the-art proprietary antibody engineering technologies: Recycling Antibody and Sweeping Antibody technologies. These technologies are among the most important achievements in Chugai's more than 20-year history in the field of biopharmaceutical research.
Recycling antibodies are antibodies that can bind to the antigen multiple times by recycling the antibody. Conventional antibody can bind to the antigen only once. Sweeping antibodies are those that can actively eliminate the target antigen from the plasma in addition to binding to the antigen.
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HAHA! This is What the Movie "UP" Would've Been Like if Michael Bay Directed it!
Yep....true story! xo Lea
Born from an idea to screw with the lonely and the desperate more than 25 years ago, Dr. Rich and Dr. Glenn brought a formula for entertainment that was never considered your Father's talk show.
Riding on the coat-tails of their success, the saga of The Love Doctors continues with Dano moving to the Big Chair as the Host. With humility and respect to the established brand that Dr. Rich hesitatingly bequeathed to him, Dano somehow maintains order through the chaotic jackassery.
Not ready to give up his hopes and dreams of someday making it in radio, Dr. Glenn continues his standard level of unparalleled and undeniably mediocre comic genius.
Along with the Lovely Lea's unpredictable, and sometimes heated opinions that can make you laugh and could make you cry...if you are on the receiving end! Luke is back home as the Producer bringing his infectious laugh and his odd, quirky, nerdy and out of the box comedic quips.
The show takes unscreened calls from anyone about anything. If you don't suck, you will be a cohost for a minute (or however long it takes for you to eventually suck!) The toll free number is 1-877-927-6969
Show topics range from the serious to the bizarre...where dissent is always at the forefront, because none of us can agree on anything! Listen 2-7pm Monday - Friday, you'll be slightly informed and highly entertained.


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Goldsmith to speak on 'uncreative writing'
Posted February 12, 2010; 11:47 a.m.
"Uncreative Writing: Unoriginal Genius in the Age of the Internet" is the title of a talk by poet Kenneth Goldsmith scheduled for 5 p.m. Monday, Feb. 15, in the Stewart Theater, 185 Nassau St.
In his lecture, Goldsmith will argue that writing needs to redefine itself to adapt to a new environment in which an unprecedented amount of text is digitally available.
Goldsmith is the 2009-10 Anschutz Distinguished Fellow in the Program in American Studies, which is sponsoring the lecture. He is teaching an undergraduate seminar on "Uncreative Writing" this spring.
Goldsmith has published 10 books of poetry and edited "I'll Be Your Mirror: The Selected Andy Warhol Interviews." His book of critical essays, titled "Uncreative Writing," is forthcoming from Columbia University Press. Publishers Weekly has described his writing as "some of the most exhaustive and beautiful collage work yet produced in poetry." Goldsmith is a lecturer in English at the University of Pennsylvania, where he is a senior editor of PennSound, an online poetry archive.


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Roland Juno-Stage
Roland's Juno-Stage puts the digital sound engine of the Juno-G synthesizer into a larger professional keyboard designed for the stage. It features a semi-weighted 76-note keyboard with velocity (no aftertouch), a large easy to read back-lit LCD display, dedicated performance knobs, D-Beam controller, hands-free patch select, instant master MIDI control functionality and much more. The Juno-Stage does not, however, have the sequencing/workstation capability of the Juno-G.
The sounds of the Juno series are high quality digital wave-based sounds of which the STAGE has a large 128 MB wave memory (double that of the Juno-G). The sounds are not incredibly special, but they do cover a versatile range of synth & keyboard sounds including an 88-key stereo multi-sampled piano (taken from the Fantom-X), plus 2 open SRX expansion slots for sound set customization. Sounds can be quickly accessed via Favorite buttons and the so-called 'hands-free' patch select which is accomplished by using a foot switch connected to a dedicated Patch Select jack, so you never have to take your hands off the keyboard.
Roland optimized Juno-Stage's controllers for live performance, featuring easy-to-grab knobs for instant Master EQ and Reverb control. Located above the pitch bender, two assignable switches can be used for rotary organ effects, portamento on/off, and more. Juno-Stage is also equipped with a USB port and Song Player function that enables direct playback and control of backing tracks from a USB key. You can play MP3, .WAV, AIFF and SMF files, and even use the Center Cancel feature to minimize pre-recorded vocals for karaoke-style performance. Additional features for live performance include an XLR mic input with phantom power (plus reverb and vocoder), click output, and an external input for a portable audio player. The MIDI Controller mode transforms Juno-Stage into a MIDI master keyboard with a single touch for using the Juno-Stage with a computer.
If you like the sounds inside the new Juno series of synthesizers and would like them in a retro-looking package fully suited to handling the requirements of live performances and gigging, the Juno-Stage may be your cup of tea. It is competitively priced and full of modern features - sort of a Fantom-X-Lite for the gigging musician.
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I feel a great disturbance in the Force.
It's been so long since these figures were first announced that I'm trying to remember what made them new in the first place. It'll be nice to finally have a good AOTC Anakin that doesn't have the soft goods that plagued other versions. The Biker Scout from the TRU set is great so it's good to have it out again. I love the TVC AOTC clone so it's nice to have two more variations on it.
However, putting this many stark white troopers out at once will likely lead to some pegwarming by at least one of them - it probably would have been more ideal to spread them out a little more.
Also, now that the bubbles are larger than they were for TVC and the card art is so plain, I wish they would either pose the figures more interestingly (like they used to) or fill them out with more accessories. On the first point, I wonder if they want to present the figures as plainly as possible so they look more "collector-friendly" or something. On the second point, I can't help but think that even small, cheap, reused accessories would have made these figures stand out a little more, like Anakin's green lightsaber or Padmé's handcuffs. They also had more than enough time to add Anakin's cloak, like I suggested to Derryl at CVI, but alas . . .
That is a lot of troopers. And all white. And two of them prequel ones. This does not give me confidence for later waves.
Anakin's head I do not like. It looks like a tremendous step backwards from this pic.
On another note, any chance the Joe team might look at what Star Wars is doing by putting so many bad guy army builders in this case and maybe trying to replicate it? It seems like every Cobra troop builder is one per case, two if we're lucky. They could ship a case of 4 Troopers, 4 Vipers, and 4 Crimson Guards, then re-release the case six times with different paint jobs on the figures, and I think most Joe collectors would be happy.
That's my jacket!
I agree that the larger bubbles need more accessories, that Anakin's head is a step backwards in that pic, that there are too many troopers... this is brutal. At least 6" R2 looks decent in box, although that black insert really takes away from the figure.
People keep talking about how "great" the new Biker Scout is, but I just don't see it. Aside from some tweaked articulation, it's a step backwards in every way. The helmet was too small on the 2006 version and it's even smaller on this version. Plus, I can't get past those shoulder joints. I guess I can forget about buying Biker Scouts until Hasbro retires this mold.
Darth Vader is becoming the Mickey Mouse of Star Wars.
Kylo Ren - came from Space Brooklyn, although he moved to Space Williamsburg before it was trendy.
The use of a lightsaber does not make one a Jedi, it is the ability to not use it.
Civilized men are more discourteous than savages because they know they can be impolite without having their skulls split. - Robert E. Howard
Plus, with these joints the figure can do this:
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And in fact, now that I'm looking at my desk area, the poses in those old photos have both been improved upon since I took them.
Darth Vader is becoming the Mickey Mouse of Star Wars.
Kylo Ren - came from Space Brooklyn, although he moved to Space Williamsburg before it was trendy.
The use of a lightsaber does not make one a Jedi, it is the ability to not use it.


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By: Dr. Jeff Masters , 1:31 PM GMT on August 08, 2010
Tropical Storm Colin continues to take its time reaching Bermuda, but should finally move past the island today as the steering currents pushing the storm northward strengthen. Colin is still suffering from wind shear and dry air being pumped in from an upper-level low pressure system to the west. Wind shear is a moderate 10 - 20 knots over Colin today, but the storm is so disorganized that it is unlikely to increase in strength more than about 10 mph before blowing past Bermuda tonight. Recent satellite imagery shows that Colin is a disorganized system, with the level-level center exposed to view and displaced to the north of the storm's heavy thunderstorm activity. The intensity and areal coverage of Colin's thunderstorms have shown a modest increase in the past few hours. Rains from these thunderstorms can be seen approaching Bermuda on Bermuda radar.
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The latest SHIPS model forecast predicts that wind shear will rise to the high range, 20 - 50 knots, tonight through Tuesday, and it is unlikely that the storm will ever attain hurricane status. Colin may bring 40 mph winds to the southeast corner of Newfoundland on Tuesday night and Wednesday.
Figure 1. Morning radar image of Colin from the Bermuda radar.
A tropical wave (Invest 93) midway between the Lesser Antilles and Africa is moving west-northwest at 10 mph. This wave has plenty of spin, but only a limited amount of heavy thunderstorm activity, thanks to dry air and wind shear of 10 - 20 knots affecting it due to a large upper-level low pressure system to the west. Wind shear is expected to stay in the moderate range, 10 - 20 knots, over the next four days, which may allow 93L to become a tropical storm. NHC is giving a 60% chance 93L will become a tropical depression by Tuesday morning. Both the GFDL and HWRF models predict 93L will develop, and the GFDL predicts the storm will become a hurricane. This storm will probably recurve out to sea, and only be a concern to shipping interests. There are no other areas of concern the models are showing for the next seven days.
Figure 2. Monsoon floods in Pakistan destroyed this section of the Karakoram Highway last week. Image credit: Pamir Times.
The deadly 2010 monsoon kills hundreds in China and India over the weekend
The Asian Southwest Monsoon has hit yet another nation with extreme rains and deadly flooding. Northwest China's Gansu province was hard hit with torrential monsoon rains yesterday, and the resulting flooding and landslides claimed at least 127 lives. Over the past two weeks, at least 1,600 people have perished in Pakistan's monsoon floods, which some have called Pakistan's Katrina. At least 137 died in floods and landslides in the neighboring Indian state of Kashmir over the weekend, and monsoon flooding and landslides have also killed at least 65 people in Afghanistan in the past two weeks. Dave's Landslide blog has some great discussions of the flooding and destruction wrought by the terrible monsoon rains this year in Pakistan, India, Afghanistan, and China. I plan to write much more about this year's deadly monsoon later this week.
The Great Russian Heat Wave of 2010 chokes Moscow with smoke for a third day
Smoke from wildfires cause by the worst heat wave in Russia's history are choking Moscow for a third straight day today, bringing air pollution levels to three times the safe level and forcing cancellation of dozens of flights. However, air pollution is not quite as bad as it was yesterday, when carbon monoxide levels peaked at 6.5 times the safe level. Visibilities at Moscow's airport were higher today (500+ meters), but temperatures still hit 97°F (36°C). The past 26 days in a row have exceeded 30°C in Moscow, and there is no relief in sight--the latest forecast for Moscow calls for high temperatures near 100°F (37.8°C) for the majority of the coming week. As I reported in Friday's post, the number of deaths in Moscow in July 2010 was about 5,000 more than in July 2009, suggesting that the heat wave has been responsible for thousands of deaths in Moscow alone. I would expect that by the time the Great Russian Heat Wave of 2010 is over, the number of premature deaths caused by the heat wave will approach or exceed the 40,000 who died in the 2003 European Heat Wave. As seen in Figure 3, the Russian heat wave of 2010 is more intense and affects a wider region than the great 2003 European heat wave.
Figure 3. A comparison of August temperatures, the peak of the great European heat wave of 2003 (left) with July temperatures from the Great Russian Heat Wave of 2010 (right) reveals that this year's heat wave is more intense and covers a wider area of Europe. Image credit: NOAA/ESRL.
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Now, springboarding off the success of and interest in that tome, Benjamin is touring the country with his multimedia lecture, "A Brief History of Porn," which traces the evolution of porn over the last several decades. He's speaking at SPACE Gallery at 7 pm on December 8 (admission is a $5 suggested donation; 18+ only). We caught up with him on the phone from Los Angeles to talk about basketball-sized boob jobs, the industry's "star system," and how to excise the poison from porn.
YOUR DESCRIPTIVE CATCH-PHRASE IS "IVY LEAGUER TURNED PORNOGRAPHER TURNED AUTHOR." CAN YOU EXPLAIN HOW YOU WENT FROM BROWN UNIVERSITY TO PORN VALLEY? As a student at Brown, I caught the art bug real bad; I just wanted to be an artist in any way possible. I had this epiphany that I could get into shooting adult films. I'd seen a bunch of them, and they didn't seem that impressive. I thought, I can edit okay . . . I thought, I could do this, but better. This was in 2000, when I started. Ebay was just coming into its own as this international commercial phenomenon, and that's how I made my money in the first nine months [in California] — by making my own independent films, which were really low-budget, and selling VHS tapes through the mail. I didn't really make enough money to support myself 100 percent — I was still working at a juice bar part-time — so I decided to move down to Los Angeles and get with where the major league was. My original intent had been to change porn, to bring to it some kind of documentary perspective, or a little bit more thoughtful-slash-respectful perspective . . . but when I went down to LA, my main intention was staying alive and making enough money. So I got into the mainstream industry. Shot what they needed. It was interesting. It allowed me to go a little darker than I'm used to doing. In retrospect I'm glad I did it.
AND THE BOOK RUNS THE GAMUT FROM HUMOROUS TO HIDEOUS, IS THAT CORRECT? I wanted it to be, above all, honest. My experience was full of funny things. I laughed constantly when I was in porn. Some of that stuff is so absurd, from a visual perspective and from a human perspective. And yeah, it's dark, but that's the truth of it. The mainstream, LA, heterosexual porn industry — at least while I was in it — that shit was dark. I avoided writing about that stuff for a long time — that's why it took me so damn long to write the book.
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What a great room !!! So big & functional. You must love working in there. Who cares what the walls look like.
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What a great room !!! So big & functional. You must love working in there. Who cares what the walls look like.
Dance like no one is watching
Great room!
If a woman's work is never done....why start?
Wow you have a great sewing space. I have a ping-pong table that I got at a garage sale, I keep it folded up in the garage and when I need to pin a quilt I just pull out the car and unfold the table wish I had the space to keep it down all the time like you do.
Ping Pong table? Now that's a great idea. Didn't think of that. You can fold it in half and push it out of the way. I need to keep that one in mind. May need to see if I can find one in a garage sale. NICE STUDIO!
Great room and Great space to creat and teach in.
Couldn't help but notice a place of honor by your TV. Your Featherweight looks very nice there.
Lack of planning on your part does NOT nessessitate an emergency on my part.
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Love the idea of the ping-pong table! I nabbed an idea from somewhere can't remember and it's wonderful too. Put sheets of ceiling panels on wall, and using the spray adhesive for quilting layer your quilt upright. It saves lot a time and backaches. I do have an extra tall husband, 6'5" with long arms so when he is around I sweeten the pot for him to manage the upper end. lol, he loves working with me.
I didn't see any walls.
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The organizers did well. Very much to see and hear. As predicted, I was at the Debian booth most of the time. I met lots of nice new people, but I don't think anyone I met had an Advogato account, not very active at least, not that I am active, except reading.
Wrote a small Linuxtag review in my Karlsruhe diary, which just kept growing bigger and bigger and now I have had time to develop and scan all the pictures as well, so it's really huge for just a diary entry. :)
My camera sux though. First, it's not digital, then of all the really good non-digital out there, it's a shitty APS from some company that also make pencil sharpeners. To make it worse, the scanner is probably pretty bad as well. A funny thing though is that it makes alan's hat matches his eyes.
Oh, yeah, I did meet someone with active Advogato account, rasmus. I am still not sure if he believed me when I said how cool he was to name his baby Carl (Christine And Rasmus Lifeform). I have now certified him as Master. :)


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A total 36 economies in the Asia and Pacific region are classified as Countries with Special Needs. They are home to more than a quarter of the population of the developing countries in the region, excluding China and India, but they account for less than one tenth of the GDP of that group. The Asia-Pacific Countries with Special Needs Development Report 2015 covers these countries in terms of their current social and economic status, how quickly they are progressing towards their agreed goals and aspirations, and their policy options to accelerate their progress.
"Servicification" is most simply defined as an increased use of services in manufacturing processes. The impact of servicification on the competitiveness of the industrial sector has not been adequately addressed, especially in policy discussions, because of limited data availability. However, the OECD-WTO TiVA database now fills this gap for a selected number of economies. This brief provides information on the services content of industrial exports of these countries and offers some insights on the role of services in building trade competitiveness.
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honestley i havent seen ANY logos that id be happy with, they are all pretty bad
honestley i havent seen ANY logos that id be happy with, they are all pretty bad
The logo on the helmet is starting to grow on me a bit. I'd be happy with it.
YES, YES, YES!!!!!SkapePhin, the one in your avatar is the best out there.
i have been screaming this for months now. and i dont think it ever got a look.
it stays with history and was streamlined giving it a modern taste without burying the past.
this has been my choice since the first time i saw it. the "TAILS UP" WHALE isnt happening at all.
you got ROBBED skape!!!
it is blind and probably inclined to get concussions, but otherwise it looks okay
can someone put it on a hat?
IMO, wishfishin the logo on the Larry Csonka helmet is the best with s large sun and the dolphin tale sticking out far below the edge of sun plus the dolphin needs to wear the helmet with the letter M.........
I believe any man's finest hour - his greatest fulfillment to all he holds dear, is that moment when he has worked his heart out in a good cause and lies exhausted on the field of battle...Victorious
THANK GOD I've got plenty of throwback/current 'Finswear!!!
"IF" this really is it,it'll just take time to sink in.I absolutely LOVE our logo(especially 70's/80's),but regardless what it turns out to be....I/we can't control it.Simply have to endure and swallow it.It may grow on me with time....I just don't know.Our logo had/has nothing to do with the stench we've put off.We can thank Ross/Parcells/and Ireland for that!!!


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Jagdip Singh, PhD, devotes his research to the building and sustaining of effective and enduring connections between organizations and their customers, especially in service industries. Singh studies how firms organize, implement and support change and knowledge management to balance the competing goals of productivity and quality in the frontlines. He also studies conflicts of interest in professional markets and their implications for marketing theory and practice. In this area he concentrates on the medical profession and the pharmaceutical industry.
Singh is published extensively in such prestigious journals as the JOURNAL OF THE ACADEMY OF MARKETING SCIENCE, JOURNAL OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES, JOURNAL OF CONSUMER RESEARCH, AUSTRALASIAN MARKETING JOURNAL, JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, and MEDICAL CARE. He has presented his research at the Great Lakes Institute of Management and North American Society for Marketing Education, the Academy of Management, and the American Marketing Association.
Singh's teaching interests include Marketing Insight Management, Marketing Knowledge Management, and Research Inquiry Seminar. In 1992, Singh received Case Western Reserve University's John S. Diekhoff Award For Excellence In Graduate Teaching, and in 2007 he received the Excellence in Doctoral Teaching and Mentoring Award. In 1997, Singh received the Weatherhead School of Management's Research Recognition Award for outstanding contributions to research.
He has also received Excellence in Reviewing awards from the JOURNAL OF MARKETING, the JOURNAL OF THE ACADEMY OF MARKETING SCIENCE, the JOURNAL OF RETAILING, and the JOURNAL OF PERSONAL SELLING AND SALES MANAGEMENT. Singh joined Case Western Reserve in 1985 after receiving his PhD from Texas Tech University. He received his Diploma in International Trade from the Indian Institute of Technology.Personal Website
Curriculum Vita
Texas Tech University, 1985
DIT, Indian Institute of Foreign Trade, 1978
BTech, Indian Institute of Technology, 1975
Interests and Courses
Designing Effective Interfaces between Organizations and Consumers, Dynamics of Trust and Value in Market Networks, and Pragmatic Learning in Organizational Frontlines and Consumer Communities
Marketing Insight Management, Marketing Knowledge Management, Research Inquiry Seminar
Recent Courses and Syllabi
- Predictive Modeling
- Advanced Analytical Methods for Generalizing Research
- Applied Multivariate Data Analysis
- Marketing Analytics
- Marketing Models and Digital Analytics
- Measurement Theory and Method
Selected Publications
- Niraj, R., Singh, J.
In Roger Marshall (Ed.),
Role of Social Media in Bollywood Movie Success: When Does Wisdom of the Crowd Take Over? (vol. 23, issue 2, ). Australasian Marketing Journal.
- Zhu, F., Marinova, D., Singh, J.
Quality-Efficiency Trade-offs in Service Organizations: A SFA-based Approach with Application in Health Care Services AMA Winter Educators Conference.
- Marinova, D., Singh, J.
Consumer Decision to Upgrade or Downgrade a Service Membership (vol. 42, pp. 596-618). Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science.
- Singh, J.
Stemming Frontline Losses in Service Innovation Implementation (vol. 30, issue 5, pp. 10-20). Marketing Review St Gallen.
- Singh, J., Jayanti, R.
When Institutional Work Backfires: Organizational Control of Professional Work in the Pharmaceutical Industry (vol. 50, issue 5, pp. 900-929). Journal of Management Studies, Special Issue Professions and Institutions.
- Ye, J., Marinova, D., Singh, J.
Bottom-up Learning in Marketing Frontlines: Conceptualization, Processes, and Consequences (vol. 40, issue November, pp. 821-844). Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science.
- Singh, J., Lentz, P., Nijssen, E.
First and Second Order Effects of Consumers' Institutional Logics on Relationship Marketing Mechanisms: A Cross-Market Comparative Analysis (vol. 42, issue 2, pp. 307-333). Journal of International Business Studies.
- Jayanti, R., Singh, J.
Pragmatic Learning Theory: An Inquiry-Action Framework for Distributive Consumer Learning in Online Communities (vol. 36 (April), pp. 1058-1081). Journal of Consumer Research.
- Cardon, M., Wincent, J., Singh, J., Drnovsek, M.
The Nature and Experience of Entrepreneurial Passion (vol. 34, issue 3, pp. 511-532). Academy of Management Review.
- Marinova, D., Ye, J., Singh, J.
Do Frontline Mechanisms Matter? Impact of Quality and Productivity Orientations on Unit Revenue, Efficiency and Customer Satisfaction (vol. 72 (March), pp. 28-45). Journal of Marketing.
- Ye, J., Marinova, D., Singh, J.
Strategic Change Implementation and Performance Loss in the Front Lines (vol. 71 (October), pp. 156-171). Journal of Marketing.
- Cutler, L., Silvers, J., Singh, J., Tsai, A., Radcliffe, D.
Physician Decisions to Discontinue Long-Term Medications Using a Two Stage Framework: The Case of Growth Hormone Therapy (vol. 43, issue 12, pp. 1185-1193). Medical Care.
- Cron, W., Marshall, G., Singh, J., Spiro, R., Sujan, H.
Salesperson Selection, Training and Development: Trends, Implications and Research Opportunities (vol. 25, issue 2, pp. 123-136). Journal of Personal Selling and Sales Management, 25th Anniversary Issue.
- Agustin, C., Singh, J.
Curvilinear Effects of Consumer Loyalty Determinants in Relational Exchanges (vol. 42 (February), pp. 96-108). Journal of Marketing Research.
- Singh, J., Cuttler, L., Silvers, J.
Toward Understanding Consumers' Role in Medical Decisions for Emerging Treatments: Issues, Framework, and Hypotheses (vol. 57, issue 9, pp. 1054-1065). Journal of Business Research.
- Niraj, R. (Presenter & Author), Singh, J. 6th Great Lakes - NASMEI conference, "Revenue Impact of Positivity Ratio of User Generated Reviews", Great Lakes Institute of Management and North American Society for Marketing Education in India (NASMEI), Chennai, India. (2012).
- Singh, J. (AMA), "Navigating the Last Mile: JIBS 0691-2008-08", Doctoral Consortium, Frontiers in Service Marketing, (2012).
- Daniels, R. (Presenter & Author), Singh, J. (Author Only), Berente, N. T. (Author Only) Academy of Management, "Dare to Build Trust in Times of Distrust: Findings from Banking, Healthcare and Retailing Industries", AoM, Montreal. (2010).
- Singh, J. (Presenter & Author) Academy of International Business Conference, "Developing Intermediate Constructs for International Comparative Research", AIB, (2010).
- Singh, J. Academy of Marketing Science, "When the Twain Meets: Scholarship at the Intersection of Theory and Practice", AMS, Portland, Oregon. (2010).
- Singh, J. Faculty and Doctoral Seminar Presentation, "Navigating the Last Mile", Weatherhead School of Management, Cleveland, OH. (2009).
- Zummersch, M. (Presenter & Author), Singh, J. (Author Only), Lynn, L. H. (Author Only), , . Academy of Management 2009 Annual Meetings, "Fits like a glove and on time: Why some innovation teams are more effective", Academy of Manaagement, (2009).
- Singh, J. AMA Winter Educators Conference, "Agency and Trust Mechanisms in Sales Management", AMA, (2009).
- Singh, J. Sheth Foundation Doctoral Consortium, "Customer Connectivity and Organizational Frontlines", AMA, Atlanta, GA. (2009).
Academic and Professional Activities
- Academy of International Business . 2007 - Present
- Editorial Review Board Member, Journal of Marketing , 2008 - Present
- Editorial Review Board Member, Journal of Service Research , 2007 - Present
- Editorial Review Board Member, Journal of the Retailing , 2002 - Present
- Editorial Review Board Member, Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science , 1997 - Present
- Editorial Review Board Member, Journal of Personal Selling and Sales Management , 1993 - Present
- Doctoral Consortium Faculty Fellow, AMA-Sheth Foundation. (2011).
- Excellence in Doctoral Teaching & Mentoring Award, Weatherhead School of Management. (2007).
- Outstanding Reviewer Award, Journal of Retailing. (2005).
- Outstanding Reviewer Award, Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science. (2002).
- Research Recognition Award for Excellence in Research, Weatherhead School of Management, Case Western Reserve University. (1997).
- Outstanding Reviewer Award, Journal of Marketing. (1996).
- John S. Diekhoff Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching, Case Western Reserve University. (1992).