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LIVE "ELF/ULF" MONITORING OF EARTHQUAKE PRECURSOR SIGNALS ON GLP. QUAKE FORECAST UP TO 6HRS IN ADVANCE...(((Updated Daily))) By ELQ.
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[quote:El Quisqueyano:MV8xNDk0NTg4XzM0NzE1MDgxXzEzQjFGQjRE] [quote:Earth Cries:MV8xNDk0NTg4XzM0NzE1MDY3XzY0NTE3M0Y2] 2012-11-26 22:27:33.115min ago 17.13 S 69.98 W 142 M [b][color=red]4.7[/color][/b] SOUTHERN PERU 2012-11-26 22:38 earthquake2012-11-26 22:25:42.617min ago 10.76 N 127.13 E 10 M [b][color=red]4.6[/color][/b] PHILIPPINE ISLANDS REGION 2012-11-26 21:13:43.01hr 30min ago 38.93 N 49.20 E 20 mb [b][color=red]4.1[/color][/b] CASPIAN SEA, OFFSHORE AZERBAIJAN Quakes everywhere today. http://www.emsc-csem.org/Earthquake/ [/quote] They are finally tapping into the Caspian Sea Gas Pocket? Biggest natural gas pocket in the world. [/quote]
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I will be posting the signals I see on ELF here. I will post with intensity of each signal seen on the ELF range. I will post intensity using the Seismic scale from 1 to 10 Magnitudes. Be aware that once the signal comes in on ELF it can take from 1 hour and 40 minutes to 2 hours and 30 minutes for the quake to be seen on USGS sites. These signals come in on ELF about 1 1/2 to 2 hours before they actually impact what ever region their epicenters are. Then it takes USGS sites about 30 minutes to display.
The signals I pay attention to are in the 1 Hz to 10 Hz frequencies. Those are almost always Seismic.
I will be doing this when I am in front of my computer, not all the time so be aware that I will not be able to catch them all.
These ELF signals give approximately a 2 hour window to work and figure out epicenter. That is another task I will take on in the future. It is the hardest part of Earthquake prediction.
This is an addition I added to a thread about Elenin;
Be weary next 3 hours, have plan prepared for some possible shaking. Getting some unusual readings on ELF. Not sure if it will impact Japan region but better to be safe than sorry. Keep your mind focused and aware that Japan might be getting some seismic activity headed that way. This one might be 5+ if I am not mistaken. No panic just keep your senses on alert status.
The unusual activity I heard were 18 very intense thumps. In the 1Hz to 10Hz frequency. Could be seismic.
Then these quakes occurred;
Wednesday May 18 2011, 19:37:52 UTC 25 minutes ago San Francisco Bay area, California 1.5 0.0 Detail
Wednesday May 18 2011, 19:26:21 UTC 37 minutes ago Fox Islands, Aleutian Islands, Alaska 2.2 3.1 Detail
Wednesday May 18 2011, 19:18:35 UTC 45 minutes ago Nevada 3.5 3.3 Detail
Wednesday May 18 2011, 19:09:28 UTC 54 minutes ago Central California 1.6 0.8 Detail
Wednesday May 18 2011, 19:01:40 UTC 62 minutes ago Southern Alaska 1.6 45.3 Detail
Wednesday May 18 2011, 18:51:27 UTC 72 minutes ago eastern New Guinea region, Papua New Guinea 5.6 54.5 Detail
Wednesday May 18 2011, 18:43:15 UTC 80 minutes ago Nevada 1.3 5.3 Detail
Wednesday May 18 2011, 18:32:00 UTC 91 minutes ago Channel Islands region, California 2.3 1.8 Detail
Wednesday May 18 2011, 18:32:00 UTC 91 minutes ago Channel Islands region, California 2.3 1.8 Detail
Wednesday May 18 2011, 18:29:02 UTC 94 minutes ago eastern New Guinea region, Papua New Guinea 4.9 53.8 Detail
Wednesday May 18 2011, 17:43:43 UTC 2 hours ago Central California 2.9 7.5 Detail
Wednesday May 18 2011, 17:42:36 UTC 2 hours ago off the east coast of the Kamchatka Peninsula, Russia 5.6 18.2 Detail
Wednesday May 18 2011, 17:39:41 UTC 2 hours ago Strait of Juan de Fuca, Washington 1.1 1.9 Detail
Wednesday May 18 2011, 17:15:57 UTC 2 hours ago off the east coast of Honshu, Japan 5.0 46.1 Detail
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The Capital Trumpet Studio has been very strong over the years, emphasizing versatility in a variety of musical skills and genres. Students study the fundamentals of trumpet playing in addition to the literature required to elevate their skills and performance in support of the conservatory's fine ensembles and to prepare the students for a career as professional musicians, educators and furthering studies in graduate school. The following information may be helpful in understanding the goals and expectations of our studio.
Capital University's Conservatory of Music has many fine chamber ensembles that enhance our students' musical experience. The Capital University Trumpet Ensemble is one of many chamber groups that are featured throughout the year, on and off-campus, performing standard literature and compositions by our talented composition faculty. The faculty and administration's support for this ensemble has made Capital's musical experience rich with the challenges of professional expectations and has provide a local and national stage for our students to flourish in our department. The Capital University Trumpet Ensemble (CUTE) has performed for student recitals (1997-2007), Capital University Honors and Reading Band Clinics (2001-2006), The Ohio Chapter of the International Trumpet Guild (2003-2006) and has been honored to be semi-finalists for five consecutive years in the Trumpet Ensemble Division of the National Trumpet Competition in Fairfax, Virginia. The Trumpet Ensemble performs works from the Renaissance to the 21st century including both classical and jazz styles. Works by Scheidt, LoPresti, Ewazen, Altenburg, Thomas, Handel, and many others are part of the Trumpet Ensembles repertoire. Capital University composers Rocky J. Reuter and Anthony Zilincik were both featured composers at the 2005 National Trumpet Competition.
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How are teens today different from their parents' generation? How will they change the way we do things?
I have a draft of a book about how global youth will transform our future and would like to add your observations. I can also send chapters if you'd like to critique. Specific examples of concepts are helpful.
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Feb 11 2013: The teens of today will only be able to change things if they have "real freedom" to do so.
If they have freedom, then it would be great if they are able to clean up, change and make right the horrible mess they are going to be left with.
If I were them, I would be so angry I would want all previous generations to be killed, eliminated for the damage they have willingly and intentionally done to the earth, to each other, to their children and to their sanity.
I forgot to mention. They also have to be sane and that doesn't look good right about now as mental illness is affecting over one half the U.S. population and is beginning at age eleven. Might be lower now.
Close to twenty years go by before this mental illness is recognized, addressed and dealt with.
If they make changes to their world while they are mentally ill or outright insane, who knows what it will look like.
But, one can certainly imagine.
I don't know for sure, but the younger generations are being taught how to be successful in corrupt systems.
This means they will ultimately have to be corrupted themselves.
They are not being educated in how to effectively change the almost completely broken system they currently are living in that is affecting their thinking in very negative and wrong ways. Ways that are not truthful.
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Q: As someone who lives with a bona fide geek boyfriend (computer programmer) who also happens to be as geeky gifted in the kitchen and cooks for us daily, I was wondering if you'd offer me any cooking/kitchen related gifts that might bridge the two worlds for the sake of his birthday present.
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Editor - We just recently got introduced to these Error kitchen tea towel designs from the Netherlands by Pieke Bergmans, with the pattern composed of graphical irregularities that appear when something goes awry on a computer screen (we haven't seen something like this since the days of Photoshop 3.0). There are 6 different designs and they're subtle enough to be pleasingly decorative, while also giving a wink-wink detail to those who take a closer look.
If your partner is also inclined to enjoy the occasional or regular libation, this Cocktail Chemistry Set offered at ThinkGeek will likely appeal to his mad scientist inclinations. Because drinking anything from an Erlenmeyer Flask seems that much more interesting (reenactment of scientist turning into monster upon drinking secret formula is required at least once).
There's also this Space Invaders Cutting Board, while a tad expensive, is likely to appeal to his geekier side, while also being extremely useful for daily cooking duty.
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I'm a programmer (for AT) and a I love to cook, so consider me your target demo. :)
My wife recently bought me some gear to do sous vide at home in our crock pot. "sous vide" is part of the scientific cooking trend; a technique where you cook food in a water bath at a controlled temperature to achieve perfectly cooked meats/fish/veggies/etc.
The key to my setup is this controller which can be used with a slow cooker/crock pot or with a rice cooker (cheaper or commercial cookers are better than fancier home models). She also picked up a Food Saver (to vacuum pack the food to be cooked) and a small propane torch (for searing meat after cooking). The controller is a lot cheaper and smaller than a dedicated device like the Sous Vide Supreme.
Anyway, it totally appealed to my gadget and programmer control-freak side and has been surprisingly more practical than I expected it to be as a kitchn technique.
Great book - What Einstein Told His Cook: Kitchen Science Explained by Robert Wolke.
Well, I'm a programmer and an enthusiastic cook.
Since I work with technology the whole day... in the kitchen I prefer to keep it simple. The things that get me most excited are a good Staub cast-iron (or Le Creuset), an AllClad pan or a good cutting board (the space invaders one was nice).
You can always give him an edition of McGee's "On Food and Cooking". That's a bit more nerdy.
As a reformed programmer but current geek cook might I suggest getting him a homebrewing starter kit. Homebrewing beer combines cooking and science.
Cooking for Geeks! It is a new book, and I have read some really great reviews for it.
Just curious - what is the source of the images at the top of the post? I really like them.
Twinkle, there is a link at the top to the images (the error tea towels). :-)
Thinkgeek has a cool intro-to-molecular-gastronomy kit. You can probably get all the pieces somewhere else for cheaper, if you just wanted to use it as a checklist:
Cookie cutters in the shapes of beakers, flasks, atoms, and test tubes, as seen on http://notsohumblepie.blogspot.com/
Lots of stuff from a company called Fred & Friends (most available on Amazon) - in particular, I like the Equal measure measuring cup, which is a liquid measure that looks like a beaker and equates measurements (cups, ounces, mls) to things like "volume of half a human brain" and "150,000 poppy seeds"


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- Cuisine: Mexican, French
- Executive Chef: Carlos Gaytan
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Beer, Counter Seating, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Private Party Facilities: Mexique is available for private dining events for all occassions.
- Private Party Contact: Cynthia Sanders-Grush 3128500288
- Special Events: Join Chef Carlos Gaytan on Monday September 12, 2011 at 7pm for a special dining series "Back to Our Roots" where he will showcase the traditional Mexican flavors and ingredients that inspired him to create his unique French Influenced Mexican Cuisine at MEXIQUE. In this dinner Chef Carlos visits the flavors of Jalisco and offers a Four Course Tasting Menu with Wine Pairings highlighting the traditional cuisine of this region. Chef Carlos will also be providing cooking demonstrations for selected recipes in the evening's menu. Join us for an interactive and unique dining experience! This event is by reservation only. Make your reservation today! **Please visit our website for menu details and pricing** Mexique is the perfect place for your special events or meeting! We assist in menu selection and full event execution. From lunch meetings to receptions, we'd love to help! Call to plan yours today!
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Mexique is a full service restaurant offering modern Mexican cuisine with a French influence. French recipes and cooking techniques during the French occupation of Mexico in the 1860's became an important element in the evolution of modern Mexican gastronomy. Come join us at Mexique as we introduce this historical blending of French and Mexican cuisine with a modern personal style by Executive Chef Carlos Gaytan in a fun and casual environment. Walk-ins always welcome, but reservations are highly recommended.Continued
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- OutstandinghowieVIPDined on 9/20/2014We went Mexique when it first opened. Too crowded, too noisy and very uncomfortable chairs. We went back last Saturday night. Sorry for the restaurant, but it was full, not packed. Perhaps that contributed to a wonderful evening? All the food was supurb. We had skate wing and duck and ate every bite. I had two glasses of red wine which were much better than the usual by the glass selections. Carlos, the celebrity chef, was working on site. Notoriety has not gone to his head and, perhaps, has caused him to remain focused on providing superior quality. The food was so excellent that the service (which was not excellent) could not mar our evening. Not only will we be back, but I intend to become a regular.Special Features:
- ExcellentOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 9/16/2014Dreamt about this place since the first time I went a year and a half ago during Restaurant week. It did not disappoint. Excellent service and absolutely amazing cuisine.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent food!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/16/2014Originally made dinner reservations here and had to change to lunch time. Very quiet as we were the first customers of the day mid week. The waiter while very attentive was not fully informed on the food. Would recommend dinner as the scene is probably very different, but felt like the neighborhood was unsafe for the older folks in our group. Food presentation and atmosphere were excellent.Special Features:
- Superb qualityguidoDined on 9/14/2014Our recent visit to Mexique was outstanding. The service was of excellent quality. All of our dishes were delicious. For apps we had the mussels, rabbit and ceviche and for dinner the duck, lamb and braised beef. All were wonderfully tasty and beautifully plated. Both desserts we ordered were unique and satisfying especially the play on quacamole and chips. Next time we visit Chicago we will def go back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The Duck Was perfectOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 9/13/2014Duck in many cases is very greasy. But at Mexique it was done perfectly, not too dry and not too greasy. The flavor was wonderful. I had the enchiladas for desert, which was just OK. I do plan to return, with another date as the one I took does not eat any "game" and not much else except beef and port. ;-)Special Features:
- Great food and service.NigelladeliaDined on 9/11/2014A great restaurant with wonderful service. The food was delicious. The drinks were fabulous. The staff were so lovely and very attentive.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Mexique deserves its Michelin starDouganandaVIPDined on 9/6/2014We were excited to try the Michelin star winning Mexique but were only in town such that we could enjoy their weekend brunch, which sounded tasty enough, despite my fear that most brunches in general are afterthoughts at most restaurants. Mexique happily shattered that fear, as their brunch menu was not only creative sounding, it actually surpassed our expectations. We both LOVED the dishes we tried. I personally had a "waffles with duck carnitas" that playfully mimics the "fried chicken and waffles" food concept. Well, Mexique's sophisticated version was just perfection -- with spices that elevated the dish from mere comfort food to genuine foodie-worthy deliciousness! I'd return to Mexique in a heartbeat -- to try more of their menu!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- MexiqueFannetteDined on 9/5/2014We loved it! The atmosphere is nice, simple yet upscale. Service was good. But most of all, what was in the plates was literally outstanding! Very original flavors, perfect balance of spices, absolutely delicious. Even though my husband and I ordered a lot of food, we scraped out every plate!!!Special Features:
- innovative recipesCatalinatucson1Dined on 9/3/2014Complex flavors but portions did not properly fit the plates.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fantastic find!BillBDined on 9/3/2014My second time and had tasting menu both visits. Truly an amazing blend of tastes and elegant presentation with great service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- AmazingOpenTable Diner Since 2009VIPDined on 8/31/2014Food fabulous and service beyond superb. Just booked a business dinner and can't wait to return. Definitely a gem!Special Features:
- Beautifully executedJilloVIPDined on 8/30/2014Will return as soon as possible! Started with the hamachi "ceviche"- really crudo, not ceviche, and oh, so delicious! Shareable portion of beautiful slices of hamachi, with spicy wasabi cream, diced mango and slices of plum and radish. Love the micro green garnishes on everything! For dinner, the seared tuna with pork cakes was absolutely delicious, a little sweet, and the duck breast and confit was FABULOUS! Desserts are unusual and well executed, but not for traditionalists.Special Features:
- amazingnoaraDined on 8/30/2014I've been to Mexique about 5 times now. It's always wonderful, but the tasting menu we had the other night was incredible. Some of the best food any of us have had, and we're frequent restaurant goers. I'm still dreaming about some of the dishes, which were simply perfect. Wine pairing was also impeccable.Special Features:
- Fantastic!ShaninTVIPDined on 8/29/2014The mussels are a must have and the mole is the best I have ever tasted.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- well mixedthanksDined on 8/29/2014dishes combine odd sauces with your favorite entrees and appetizers - and they taste great (who'd have thought that veges and fruits could lightly smother fish and Mexican dishes so nicely?)Special Features:
- Excellent foodOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 8/29/2014Love the sauces on the pork belly. Fantastic sopes. Spices on the lamb were delicious.Special Features:
- Great service and dinnerGuestofTheCosmoVIPDined on 8/28/2014Good balance of great good with Mexican influences to the combinations of ingredients.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Unbelievably goodPatomDined on 8/28/2014The most amazing meal we've had. I am Mexican, I love cooking and all I can say is that the food here has been taken to an another level. The sauces are extraordinary, the meats cooked to perfection, the duck melted in our mouths. Presentetion is beautiful!! The service was friendly and excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- incredibleDaleDined on 8/27/2014Every item tried by our party of 4 had unique imaginative flavors. This was one of our best meals ever!Special Features:
- Chef turns a bad experience aroundChifrogVIPDined on 8/23/2014We got there 10 minutes before the other 2 and our reservation and were asked to sit at bar Apparently no bartender, 1 guy said someone would be with us in a minute, never to return Reservation was 8 and our guests arrived on time only to be told it would be 10 more mins by hostess Went back to the bar to be ignored for 10 more mins, talked to the hostess, table still not ready, can we get a drink? We finally got a drink 30 mins after we 1st sat down The chef sent an app out cause we waited 25 mins past res time Finally seated 35 mins past 8, where we sat for 10 more mins until the chef came by, he got us a server right away The wine was delicious and the food was absolutely fantastic! Saved the day, we will try once more due to turnaroundSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- awesometrainer7765Dined on 8/22/2014One of my most favorite places that I ate in Chicago. The food was amazing and the service was great as well. This is a must do if you are in chicago and love food.Special Features:
- Surprising off the beaten pathThomasDined on 8/21/2014Wonderful twist on Mexican cuisine. This chef is at the top of his game. Not in downtown but just a short cab ride. Worth the effortSpecial Features:
- Creative CuisinecalebbrewsterDined on 8/21/2014Michelin star is well-deserved; defenitely in the creative gourmet category. We opted for appetizer+entree+dessert for around $50 instead of the $75 tasting menu. Pork belly + giant shrimp entree and the mahi mahi entree were both outstanding. Appetizer and dessert portions are large and worked well sharing three for party of four. Good wine list by the glass. Store front looks shabby but interior ambience and noise level very good, better than expected. Very friendly service. Will returnSpecial Features:
- Don't miss MexiquecharmboyDined on 8/20/2014First, the idea of fusion between Mexican and French is what attracted us to try Mexique. Then we were pleasantly surprised by the choices on the menu, compelling us to try several started to split. The skate wing entre was delightful and the side dish even better. Service was consistent, friendly and attentive w/o being overbearing. Chef Carlos was doing what any good owner would do....checking each meal and visiting an occasional table. Don't be confused by the neighborhood. You must try this place.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- I love fusion foodGinaRUDined on 8/16/2014I love fusion food, so was definitely up for trying Mexican/French fusion. Exceeded expectationsSpecial Features:
- Really liked it!FHoustonDined on 8/16/2014We had the tasting menu with wine pairing and it was really good! My only complaint would be that the franco-mexican fusion is not that evident sometimes (sometimes it was a bit more like Mexican-Asian), but the food is really good nonetheless.Special Features:
- Brunch with out-of-townersOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 8/16/2014I had relatives visiting from out of town and they were looking for a good place to have brunch. I had never tried Mexique before and was intrigued by it. We had a wonderful time with delicious food and they want to come back next time they visit. I really couldn't have asked for a better crowd pleaser.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fantastic!FoodieDined on 8/16/2014What a find in Chicago!! Absolutely fabulous brunch experience. Crab cakes over eggs--OMG!! Can't wait to return to try the dinner menu. Service was top notch. Quaint table up front allowed us to look out.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Mexique Won't DisappointKostasgalDined on 8/15/2014Hands down the best meal we had in Chicago. I totally see why they have one Michelin star. Every dish shined. I could have eaten 3 bowls of their chilled soup. We did the tasting menu and it was worth every penny. The wine pairings were excellent and complimented each dish. Service could not have been better. Chicago has great restaurants and this one shines. We will dine here every time we return to Chicago. Each dish had many components. The duck, sole and pork dishes were all cooked perfectly. The dessert was beautiful! My husband and I are used to DC restaurant prices. Mexique is worth every penny!!!Special Features:
- Mexique - Never disappointedSPGChicagoVIPDined on 8/15/2014No matter how often we go to Mexique, we are always delighted. Whether we choose a dish we've had before (can't seem to deny myself the Sopes) or a new menu dish or one of the evening's specials, every dish is outstanding. This visit, sole was the fish special and it was truly delicious, with a wonderful blend of sauces, but respectful treatment of the fish and a perfect sized portion. We always leave looking forward to our next visit.Special Features:
- Very EnjoyableFoodieDined on 8/14/2014Great little restaurant. Limited seating and noisy but the food makes it worth it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food was devinealaskajenDined on 8/9/2014Both my pork and my friend's duck were cooked perfectly. Falling apart in our mouths as we smiled and quickly went for yet another bite. I was tempted to lick my plate of mole and tomatillo sauce. Incredible!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The experience we had was amazingMChicagoDined on 8/9/2014The chef greeted us as we walked in. That is always a good sign. The service, relaxed atmosphere and food was outstanding. All four of our party ordered the tasting menu and two of us ordered the wine paring. All I can say is aI am looking forward to going back. The tasting menu is a great way to experience Chef Carlos Gaytan's technique with a variety of protiens. The wine paring was great as well.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delicious FoodOpenTable Diner Since 2011VIPDined on 8/9/2014Food was absolutely delicious. We did the 6 course tasting menu, and the chef accommodated dietary restrictions wonderfully without compromising integrity of food (I am a vegetarian). The chef came out and greeted all the tables. Excellent food and nice comfortable atmosphere.Special Features:
- Beautiful food, but...DDKEDined on 8/8/2014Without a doubt, the play presentation was masterful. Truly beautiful, but the food was lacking the type of flavor that would complement such beauty. The order to fish dishes and both were on the bland side. By the time our dinner was completed, the restaurant was packed. Obviously, they are giving something right, and maybe our dishes were just poorly season. Nonetheless, I would recommend coming to check out this restaurant as a new opportunity to discover you're not so ordinary Mexican cuisine.Special Features:
- great placemateoDined on 8/5/2014i never really write reviews but i have to this time. as always the food was great!!! i love that the chef, carlos gaytan, always has time to visit with us at our table. we usually try to go 3-4 times a year and try the tasting menu. it varies with the season but i must say i have never been disappointed. apart from the chef coming in at 4th place on TOP CHEF (which i followed closely) he is so down to earth and fun to talk too.. he does not have that h and mighty attitude as i have encountered before. Carlos, his staff and his restaurant are a CHICAGO GEM! iam honored to have MEXIQUE as part of chicago!!Special Features:
- Great sauces !!!!MelanieDined on 8/5/2014Wonderful flavors and combinations. A true delight for foodies. Wonderful way to put the two cuisines together. Well done!!! Nice touch to have the chief greet the table after the dinner to ask for input.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- delicious experienceelectriklizDined on 8/5/2014our experience at mexique was amazing - the food was all cooked perfectly, and the fish for the ceviche was the freshest fish I've ever had. the owner came out and asked about our meal which was really cool, and the service in general was spot on.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Awesome!joshb2247Dined on 8/3/2014This place is great. Somewhat unassuming as you pull up, but the food is unreal. Had the trio of sopes appetizer and the escargot sope I wish I could have had a whole plate of. Got surf and turf for entree and it was delicious as well. And had the ancho-chile chocolate ganache enchiladas for dessert, which just typing this is making me hungry for it again. This place is not scared to pack a ton of flavor into each dish. Definitely do not need to worry about where the salt n pepper is (which is a good thing, to me). If/when we are back in Chicago, will be back for more.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- very disappointingcajungalDined on 8/2/2014My daughter and I went on a Saturday. We had a reservation for 2:30 which looks like it is the last slot before closing for dinner prep. First the positives: the sangria was excellent. The space is lovely. I had the pulled pork with homemade tortillas. It was pretty incredible. My daughter had the shrimp which she really liked. The cons were so easily fixable but horrible. We got there at 2:33 by my watch. We waited for 5 minutes before anybody came out. That should have been a clue. We both got coffee (whcih was not good) and no one ever asked if we wanted a refill (which we did). Everyone (including people from the klitchen) studiously avoided looking at us. No one stopped by to ask how everything was.Special Features:


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If you like to dabble in the mod lifestyle, now's the perfect time to dust off your black-and-white-striped boatneck T-shirt, Chelsea boots, French New Wave coiffure skills, customized scooter and, yes, your records. DJs Bea, Cassyle, Zac Webb and Ben Adams spin hot wax selections from genres like garage, glam, rocksteady, power pop, soul and "trashy trash" at Mod Night at Blackbird Buvette (509 Central NW) tonight. Starting at 10 p.m., rock your best gamine heroine or Jean-Paul Belmondo impersonation at this 21-and-over dance party. There's no cover, but false eyelashes aren't cheap. Blackbird Buvette • Sat Aug 3 • 10 pm • free • View on Alibi calendar
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Is this the most innovative resume ever?
A Web product manager is receiving praise for his Amazon.com look-alike resume, complete with starred ratings and a shopping cart.
If you've ever wondered how to capture an employer's attention, you might want to take a look at what some are calling the most clever resume ever: a C.V. that's designed to appear like an Amazon (AMZN) product listing.
French Web product manager Philippe Dubost created a resume that's a near match to Amazon's appearance, although the categories and titles are changed to reflect Dubost's skills and accomplishments. Potential employers are told there's "only 1 left in stock -- order soon."
Product dimensions? The site lists Dubost's height, which is 186 centimeters (over 6 feet tall). For shipping, the product "is available for shipping anywhere in the world!" He's also trilingual and has a marathon time of 3 hours and 22 minutes.
While his customer reviews are overwhelmingly positive (121 five-star rankings), they also include 37 one-star ratings. What's the reason for that? "Lots of ex-girlfriends," he wrote on Twitter.
Like another employment bid that went viral earlier this month, Dubost is taking a chance that a bit of creativity will pay off with a job offer.
And that appears to be the case: He's received 100 emails from potential employers, according to the U.K.'s Independent.
"I wanted to do something fun. Resumes are not fun. They're not fun to write, not fun to read," Dubost told the publication, explaining his thinking in creating the site. He added that he picked Amazon to copy because he's a "pathological Amazon addict."
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Wisconsin Innocence Project Cases:
- Jarrett Adams and two codefendants were charged with sexually assaulting a young woman at UW-Whitewater in 1998. After learning that an eyewitness, who saw the three young men chatting with the complaining witness outside her dormitory later in the evening after the alleged sexual assault had occurred, had not been called to testify at trial to corroborate the defendants' claim that there had been no sexual assault, the Wisconsin Innocence Project sought federal habeas corpus relief on the basis that trial counsel had been ineffective for failing to present the testimony of this witness. In June 2006, the U.S.Court of Appeals issued an opinion agreeing that the witness was critical to Adams's claim of innocence, and that counsel was ineffective for failing to call him. The court vacated Mr. Adams's conviction and ordered the state to either retry him or dismiss the case. The state subsequently dismissed the charges in full.
- Steven Avery was convicted of sexual assault, attempted murder, and false imprisonment in Manitowoc County in 1985. The convictions were based almost entirely upon the testimony of a single eyewitness, supported to a much lesser degree by microscopic hair examination evidence and purportedly incriminating statements made by Mr. Avery. Eighteen years later, in 2003, DNA evidence proved that Mr. Avery was not the perpetrator. The DNA profile also matched another man who was by then serving a 60-year sentence for sexual assaults convicted after the assault in this case. In 2007, Steven Avery was convicted of murdering 25 year old Theresa Halbach and sentence to life in prison. The Wisconsin Innocence Project did not represent him in that case.
- Maurice Carter
- Jeffrey Dake was convicted in 1998 of sexually assaulting a 14 year old girl in Langlade County. In 2006, the Wisconsin Innocence project filed a motion with the court, claiming that the jury did not hear critical new evidence that would have undermined the State's case against Dake: one of the key witnesses against Dake was sexually assaulting the victim during the same time period as alleged against Dake and the witness had negotiated a deal with the State in his own case in exchange for his testimony against Dake. In 2007, the court awarded Dake the right to a new trial, but shortly thereafter, the State dismissed all charges against Dake. Dake spent ten years in prison before his release in 2007.
- Audrey Edmunds was convicted in 1996 in Dane County Circuit
Court of first-degree reckless homicide in the death of a
seven-month-old child. She was convicted almost entirely on the basis
of medical evidence indicating the child's brain injuries could only
have been caused by shaken baby syndrome and that it had to have
occurred while the child was in Ms. Edmunds's care. In January 2008,
the Wisconsin Innocence Project won Ms. Edmunds a new trial after the
4th District Court of Appeals agreed that new medical evidence that had
emerged from scientific research in the decade since her trial had
challenged the state's contention that shaking had to have been the
cause of death, or that the fatal injuries could only have occurred
during the one hour the child was in Ms. Edmunds's care. On July 11,
2008, Ms. Edmunds's exoneration became complete when the state, still
claiming it believed in its original case, nonetheless dismissed all
charges. Ms. Edmunds had served 11 years in prison before her
conviction was vacated and she was released.
- Joseph Frey was convicted in 1993 of a sexual assault of a young college woman in her Oshkosh dorm room two years earlier. Frey became a suspect after the Green Bay Police Department informed the Oshkosh Police Department that he had committed two sexual assaults in the Green Bay area. On October 15, 2012, the Wisconsin Innocence Project, acting through a federally funded Bloodsworth Post-Conviction DNA Testing Assistance Grant, called for post-conviction DNA testing of a semen-stained bed sheet that had been stored in evidence. The sheets were the sole remaining piece of crime-scene evidence; a previously-collected rape kit, along with other pieces of physical evidence, had been improperly destroyed prior to trial. The sheets were nonetheless tested in 1993 and excluded Frey as the contributor. At trial, the State argued that the stains could have been left behind from consensual intercourse. The new DNA evidence not only excluded Frey as a suspect, but implicated convicted offender James E. Crawford.
- Richard Kittilstadt
- Beth LaBatte was convicted in 1997 of a 1991 double homicide of two elderly women in Casco, Wisconsin. The Wisconsin Innocence Project sought DNA testing on crime scene evidence. DNA profiles were developed from several items of evidence, including the handle of the murder weapon, which all excluded Ms. LaBatte. On the basis of this new DNA evidence, the circuit court granted Ms. LaBatte a new trial in 2005. The following summer of 2006, the state dropped all charges against Ms. LaBatte.
- Seneca Malone was convicted of first degree intentional homicide in 2008. The conviction was based almost entirely on the statement of one person who said he witnessed the shooting. In 2010, the Wisconsin Innocence Project began investigating Malone's case. The law students and supervising attorney discovered that trial counsel was ineffective in his representation of Malone. Trial counsel failed to investigate the veracity of the witness' statement and failed to call any witnesses in Malone's defense. During an 8 day evidentiary hearing, the Wisconsin Innocence Project called over 10 witnesses. The testimony presented included an alibi witness and evidence that the single witness who identified Malone was the actual perpetrator. On November 16th, 2012, Judge Borowski granted Malone a new trial. Shortly before retrial, the State offered Seneca a plea deal that would guarantee he would not return to prison. After much consideration, Seneca choose to take this offer rather than face the uncertainties of a jury trial. This difficult decision is one that many wrongfully convicted individuals face. Seneca is happy to be able to spend time with his family and not face further time in prison.
- Chris Ochoa had never been in trouble with the law before he was convicted in 1988 for the rape and murder of Nancy DePriest in Austin, Texas. Police discovered DePriest's body at the Pizza Hut where she worked. Police initially interrogated Ochoa and his friend, Richard Danziger, because both worked at a nearby Pizza Hut and happened to visit the scene of the crime a month alter. During a lengthy interrogation, in which Ochoa was threatened with the death penalty if he did not admit guilt, police eventually coerced a confession from him. He subsequently pled guilty and Danziger was convicted of the rape after a trial. During Ochoa's imprisonment, another Texas prisoner began writing detailed letters to authorities confessing that he alone killed DePriest. At WIP's request, DNA from the crime scene was tested and proved Marino's confession to be truthful. With the approval of the prosecutor, both Ochoa and Danzinger were released in 2001 after serving more than twelve years in Texas prisons. After his release, Ochoa finished his B.A. and entered the University of Wisconsin Law School. He became a WIP student in 2005, working for the release of others who had been in his situation, and graduated in 2006.
- Chaunte Ott was convicted of the 1995 murder of a teenage runaway
in Milwaukee. His conviction rested on testimony from two other men
who claimed they committed the crime with Ott. Both of the other men
pled guilty to lesser charges, while Ott stood trial for murder and was
convicted by a jury.
Ott was released in 2008 based on DNA test results that strongly supported his claim of innocence. The State Crime Laboratory found that male DNA found in the victim in Ott's case matched male DNA found at the scenes of two other unsolved murders committed after Ott went to prison, suggesting that a single perpetrator - someone other than Ott - committed all three crimes. The Wisconsin Innocence Project filed a motion for a new trial in Milwaukee County Circuit Court. The trial court denied the motion, but the Wisconsin Court of Appeals reversed and Ott was freed.
- Davonn Robinson
- David Sanders was a Franciscan Brother and school teacher who was convicted in Milwaukee County Circuit Court of molesting a young boy more than 20 years earlier. After he had served 7 months in prison, the state joined with the Wisconsin Innocence Project in asking the court to dismiss the case on the basis that Mr. Sanders was completely innocent. While Mr. Sanders was in prison, the victim's grandmother found a letter that had been written about the time of the crime from a different "Brother David," which implicated that man in the assault. When confronted, the other Brother David (not Brother David Sanders) admitted to the sexual assaults on the boy.
- Forest Shomberg
- Robert Lee Stinson was convicted of the 1985 murder of a Milwaukee woman. Stinson's conviction rested almost exclusively on bite-mark identification purporting to match Stinson's teeth to bite patterns found on the victim's body. In 2005, the Wisconsin Innocence Project accepted Sinton's case and developed two kinds of new evidence. First, DNA testing revealed male DNA in saliva on the victim's sweater, and this DNA excluded Stinson. Second, working with California forensic science expert Christopher Plourd, WIP arranged for the bite-marks to be re-examined by a panel of four nationally-recognized experts, Dr. Gregory Golden, Dr. David Senn, Dr. Norman Sperber, and Dr. Denis Murmann. Using modern methods, the panel unanimously concluded that Stinson's teeth could not have inflicted the bites. The Milwaukee County District Attorney's Office did not oppose Stinson's motion to reverse his conviction, and he was freed. Bite-mark identification has been implicated in numerous other wrongful convictions around the country.
- Cody Vandenberg
- Terry Vollbrecht
- Evan Zimmerman was convicted of first-degree intentional homicide in Eau Claire County and sentenced to life in prison in 2001. On appeal, his conviction was reversed because his trail lawyer had failed to provide constitutionally adequate assistance. Among other errors, trial counsel neglected to introduce crime scene DNA evidence that excluded Zimmerman, failed to present expert testimony from the Milwaukee County Medical examiner that contradicted the state's theory of the crime, and failed to challenge hypnotically refreshed testimony offered by the state. At Zimmerman's retrial in April 2005, which was to last two weeks, the state moved to dismiss all charges after the fourth day of trial. The Wisconsin Innocence Project represented Zimmerman on appeal, alleging six grounds for reversal of his conviction, including insufficient evidence, ineffective assistance of counsel, and newly discovered evidence. (Read the brief). The Wisconsin Court of Appeals reversed Zimmerman's conviction based on ineffective assistance of counsel. (Read the Court's opinion in PDF form).
Other Non-WIP Wisconsin Cases:
- Eugene Glenn was convicted in Milwaukee County and sentenced to 20 years in prison for a robbery that occurred in 2001. He was convicted primarily on the basis of an identification made by a single eyewitness, the victim of the robbery. Glenn was exonerated in October 2003 after his public defender tracked down leads never followed by the police, and found the true perpetrator, who confessed.
- Michael Piaskowski was convicted of first-degree intentional homicide for a 1992 murder in Brown County. His conviction was affirmed on appeal in state court. The federal district court, however, granted habeas corpus relief, and the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed in 2001, holding that the evidence against Piaskowski was legally insufficient to sustain the conviction.
- Thomas Murphy was convicted in a 1998 trial in Portage County of two counts of both first and second-degree sexual assault. The trial court granted a new trial based on evidentiary errors, including erroneous reliance at trial on inconclusive hair examination testing to suggest that the hairs came from the defendant. The defendant was acquitted at the retrial, after approximately 2 1/2 years in prison.
- Samuel Hogan was convicted in Milwaukee County of second-degree sexual assault arising from an incident in April 1995. Hogan's conviction was reversed on appeal in 1997 based on a finding of ineffective assistance of counsel because counsel failed to investigate and present exculpatory evidence. The district attorney's office chose not to retry the defendant.
- Anthony Hicks was convicted of sexual assault in Dane County in 1991. The conviction was obtained largely by eyewitness testimony and microscopic hair examination. DNA subsequently proved that the hairs, which had been attributed to Hicks, could not have been his. The Supreme Court reversed the conviction, and the prosecution dismissed the case, after Hicks had served approximately five years in prison.
- Cornelius Reed was convicted of first-degree intentional homicide in Milwaukee County for a 1992 drive-by shooting. In 1996 the Court of Appeals reversed the conviction and granted a new trial based on newly discovered evidence. The new evidence more reliably pointed to another individual as the murderer. Reed was retried but acquitted at the new trial, after approximately three years in prison.
- Fredric Saecker was convicted in 1989 in Buffalo County of second-degree sexual assault, burglary, and kidnapping. His conviction rested on circumstantial evidence (he was seen walking on the highway near the crime with blood on his hands) and incriminating statements he allegedly made while in jail, He did not fit the victim's description, and she and her husband could not identify him. His conviction was affirmed on appeal. Six years later, in 1995, DNA testing established that the semen collected from the victim could not have come from him, and his conviction was set aside.
- Albert Luster was convicted in Milwaukee County of first-degree sexual assault of a child for an incident that allegedly occurred in 1990. The trial court granted a new trial based on newly discovered evidence and ineffective assistance of trial counsel. The case was subsequently dismissed.
- Francis Phillip Hemauer was convicted in a 1968 abduction, rape, and attempted murder in Milwaukee County, and sentenced to 60 years in prison. The primary evidence against him was eyewitness testimony of the victim and incriminatory statements he allegedly made during custodial questioning. His conviction was affirmed by the supreme court. The conviction was subsequently set aside, however, with the agreement of the Milwaukee County District Attorney's Office, when serological tests (non-DNA) proved that he was not the source of the seminal deposits in the victim's underwear. He was released in 1981, after eight years in prison.
- In In re DSC, a juvenile was adjudicated delinquent in Rock County upon a finding that he committed first-degree intentional homicide in 1985. the adjudication rested on the eyewitness testimony of a five-year-old child. The adjudication was reversed on newly discovered evidence: an older boy confessed that he alone committed the crime.
- In In re Curtis S., a juvenile was adjudicated delinquent in Milwaukee County upon a finding that he committed first-degree sexual assault in 1995. The trial court reversed the adjudication upon a finding of ineffective assistance of counsel. Counsel had failed to present evidence from the alleged victim's family and school that the child was a pathological liar, and had repeatedly made false abuse allegations against teachers at school. After the trial court granted a new trial, the district attorney's office dismissed the case.
If you know of other wrongful convictions in Wisconsin - defined as cases in which the conviction was vacated and charges were then dropped or the defendant was acquitted, for reasons other than bars to use of evidence or to retrial unrelated to innocence (such as Fourth Amendment or double jeopardy bars) - please contact us at (608) 265-1160 or Wisconsin Innocence Project, 975 Bascom Mall, Madison, WI 53706. Thank you.


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Hi DanielS, do you have an Idea what the shipping might be for the JP to the UK?. Regards.
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MILWAUKEE (WTAQ) - U.S. states and Canadian provinces that border the Great Lakes want to know more about plans to move crude oil both across the lakes and around them.
Meeting in Milwaukee Monday, the Great Lakes Commission ordered its staff to do a one-year study of the economic and environmental effects of moving oil.
Transports are increasing due to the recent discovery of crude oil fields in North Dakota, and the Alberta tar-sands region of Canada.
The Great Lakes panel said there's a lot at stake -- and there are also big risks of moving oil on ships, trains, and pipelines.
The commission cited various incidents, including the derailment of an oil train in Canada last summer, and ruptures of crude oil pipelines.