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N+ Assaults Xbox Live Arcade WednesdayMetanet Software and Slick Entertainment's N+ will be this week's sole Xbox Live Arcade release, Microsoft has announced. Selling for 800 Microsoft Points ($10), it will be available for download from the Xbox 360's online marketplace Wednesday, February 20.
Based on Metanet's original ninja-tastic physics-based freeware platformer N, the console remake adds cooperative and versus multiplayer, both local and online, along with more than 300 levels, a stage editor, additional costumes, and the promise of more downloadable arenas.
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Complete WWE RAW Results Report for May 7, 2012
WWE.com RAW Results Report for May 7, 2012:
GREENSBORO, N.C. – The WWE Universe sought an explanation for General Manager John Laurinaitis' heinous assault on John Cena, but the GM was clearly not sorry for his actions as he made life a living hell for another WWE Superstar. Also, Paul Heyman returned to Raw and read a shocking statement about Brock Lesnar's future in WWE. Get all the details on these developments and much more in WWE.com's Raw SuperShow results below.
General Manager John Laurinaitis was ripped by WWE Champion CM Punk
Raw and SmackDown General Manager John Laurinaitis showed no remorse for his ruthless assault on John Cena at the end of last week's Raw. The GM said he wasn't punished by the Board of Directors for his actions, which he claimed was justified because The Cenation Leader tried to undermine his authority and ridicule his leadership skills. Laurinaitis mandated that Cena not appear live tonight and instead undergo rehabilitation so he doesn't have an excuse why he will lose to him at WWE Over the Limit.
Laurinaitis then revealed that the reason his voice sounds so hoarse is because he was injured in a match against "Dr. Death" Steve Williams in Tokyo, Japan. Showing off images of his in-ring action on the TitanTron, Laurinaitis boasted that, when he performed in Japan, he was Hulk Hogan, "Stone Cold" Steve Austin and The Rock, all rolled into one dominant competitor.
Before Laurinaitis could get any further, WWE Champion CM Punk came out to the ring to confront the cocky General Manager. Punk blasted Laurinaitis for losing touch with the people, despite all the GM's bragging that he's the brains behind "People Power." The Straight Edge Superstar's sharpest jab of all came when he told Laurinaitis the reason he went to Japan is because no one in America ever wanted to see him compete.
Angered by Punk's verbal barbs, Laurinaitis made a big match for Raw SuperShow tonight, pitting the WWE Champion against the fearsome Lord Tensai.
Big Show def. Intercontinental Champion Cody Rhodes via Count-Out
Before Big Show's match, he accidentally bumped into an irate John Laurinaitis, who chastised The World's Largest Athlete for not looking where he was going. Big Show was then caught red-handed by Executive Administrator Eve while he made fun of Laurinaitis' voice. (PHOTOS | VIDEO)
Still upset by his loss to Cody Rhodes at Extreme Rules, Big Show unleashed on the Intercontinental Champion with a flurry of slaps and punches. Rhodes wriggled out of trouble with a Disaster Kick, but soon found himself on the receiving end of more of Big Show's punishment. Looking for an easy escape, Cody rolled out of the ring, asked for his Intercontinental Title and headed back up the entrance ramp.
Following Big Show's victory by way of count-out, Eve came out to reprimand him for making fun of Laurinaitis' voice and demanded an apology from The World's Largest Athlete. Big Show apologized for mocking Laurinaitis, but Eve wasn't satisfied there, and proceeded to humiliate Big Show before he apologized a second time for his actions.
Dolph Ziggler def. Kofi Kingston
Kofi Kingston, one half of the newly minted WWE Tag Team Champions, had his hands full with Dolph Ziggler early on in this matchup. The Dreadlocked Dynamo fed off the energy of the Greensboro crowd, though, and powered back with a mighty S.O.S.
But when Kofi looked to nail a high-risk maneuver off the second rope, Jack Swagger shoved Kingston to the canvas, allowing Ziggler to capitalize with the Zig Zag for the victory.
John Cena provided an update on his medical condition
John Cena appeared live via satellite from Tampa, Fla., where The Cenation Leader is rehabbing his arm injury. Cena said a group of doctors have strongly recommended he not compete for the next couple of months. However, he's ignoring their advice and fully plans to clash with John Laurinaitis at WWE Over the Limit.
The Cenation Leader claimed that the Board of Directors wanted to fine the General Manager, but he told them to forgo any disciplinary action because the only fitting punishment for Laurinaitis is to get beaten and embarrassed at Over the Limit.
Divas Champion Layla and Kelly Kelly def. Natalya and Maxine
Beth Phoenix appeared at ringside to provide scathing commentary while her opponent at Over the Limit, Divas Champion Layla, dished out a heaping of hurt on Maxine in the ring. With The Glamazon looking on, Layla executed The Layout neckbreaker as she cruised to a convincing victory alongside tag team partner Kelly Kelly.
Chris Jericho and Alberto Del Rio def. World Heavyweight Champion Sheamus and Randy Orton
Sheamus didn't let a shoulder injury inflicted by Daniel Bryan hold him back in this fiery tag team clash. After Randy Orton went to work on Chris Jericho, The Great White followed with some painful shots of his own as pounded his fist into Jericho's chest. Jericho and Alberto Del Rio soon found a way to exploit Sheamus' injury, however, when The Celtic Warrior missed the mark with a running shoulder block into the steel ring post. Finding a second wind, Sheamus scrambled to the corner and tagged back in The Viper, who tried his hardest to fight off persistent double-team efforts from Del Rio and Jericho.
In a stunning exchange, Sheamus hit Jericho with the Irish Curse backbreaker after he was tagged back into the match, and Orton promptly knocked Del Rio out of the contest with a thunderous RKO. But perhaps feeling the effects of his shoulder injury, Sheamus then inadvertently crushed Orton with a Brogue Kick, and Jericho quickly landed a Codebreaker on The Great White to pull off the victory. After the crazy finish, Sheamus tried to lift his tag team partner back to his feet, but The Viper responded by drilling Sheamus with an RKO.
Their adrenaline still running high, all four Superstars in the tag team contest vented in Laurinaitis' office before engaging in a wild brawl. The Raw and SmackDown GM announced Sheamus will defend his World Heavyweight Title in a Fatal 4-Way Match against Del Rio, Jericho and Orton at WWE Over the Limit.
Brodus Clay def. The Miz
Did The Miz potentially discover the blueprint to defeating Brodus Clay?
The Awesome One gave Brodus an earful of trash talk before wearing him down with everything from a suffocating headlock to a vicious Skull Crushing Finale. But right when it looked like The Funkasaurus would finally suffer his first loss, he overwhelmed The Miz with his impressive strength and finished him off with Ah Funk It!
Paul Heyman returned to Raw, revealed that Brock has quit WWE
Brock Lesnar was extended an invitation to explain his shocking assault on WWE COO Triple H, but Brock was nowhere to be found Monday night on Raw SuperShow. Instead, Brock's representative, Paul Heyman, came out to the ring to address his client's feelings and read a powerful statement from Lesnar.
Heyman stated Brock was maligned and underappreciated by the WWE audience since day one, and that especially holds true for corporate management. Heyman also said Brock feels betrayed because his contract demands were not met, and that he deserves to feel that way because he's the only man to ever win the WWE Championship, the UFC heavyweight championship and an NCAA Division I wrestling championship. Heyman claimed that, above all else, Brock is an "honest man," since he vowed that he would hurt people in WWE and he did.
Heyman said Brock asked him to personally appear and read a statement. In the written address, Brock took shots at Triple H, saying the WWE COO is jealous of him, and expressed anger at how he has been treated in WWE. The statement concluded with a stunning revelation: Brock has quit WWE and "will never be coming back."
Daniel Bryan and Lord Tensai def. WWE Champion CM Punk in a Non-Title Handicap Match
Before the main event, John Laurinaitis announced that the CM Punk vs. Lord Tensai contest was now a 2-on-1 Handicap Match, with Punk taking on both Tensai and Daniel Bryan.
The WWE Champion had his work cut out for him, as Tensai blasted and mangled Punk early with a series of power moves. Punk mounted a rally after Bryan missed with a flying headbutt off the top rope, but the strength in numbers would soon prove to be too much for The Straight Edge Superstar to overcome. As Punk went to the top turnbuckle, a lurking Bryan sent him flying with a shove, and Tensai took full advantage by squeezing The Second City Savior's head like a vice with a green mist-filled claw.
Adding insult to injury, Bryan snapped the "Yes!" Lock onto Punk following the 2-on-1 victory and berated the helpless WWE Champion. If we've learned one major lesson from this Raw SuperShow, it's that Laurinaitis is hell-bent on making Superstars pay dearly for crossing him.


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Shea Soucie and Martin Horner each studied at the Ecole Speciale d'Architecture in Paris and at the Art Institute of Chicago. After spending several years at large firms they went on to work together to establish the design firm of Soucie Horner.
They work as a true team, with Soucie focusing on the architectural elements and Horner working with the fabrics, furniture and decor. Their portfolio, viewable online, is arranged into several sections, which reflect the breadth of the projects they take on - from city to suburban, vacation homes to commercial properties.
The through line is, of course, their distinctive style, which is a masterful use of neutrals mixed with metallics which produces a glamorous effect in a very subtly retro way. Some staples of the Soucie Horner look: luxurious finishes and fabrics, ultra long ceiling to floor drapes, metallic tables (including a billiard table in a silvery tone!), very dark floors and sculptural pieces as decor.
Their firm is located at 208 West Kinzie, near the Merchandise Mart. Lots more info and photos are available on their website.
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Que formidable. Now, that's my idea of a stylish interior. Elegant and understated. More of the same, please.
um..... absolutely no personality here. Designed for people who have no creative thoughts, definitely a consumer product home.
Such grand interiors.
agree with yves - they all look like the same apartment.
nice upscale hotel lobby feel.
I really like the credenza in the first photo. way too many coffee tables in the second. they both have nice teeth!
LOL @ the teeth comment!
Very nice!!obviously done by educated professional designers ,not someone who decorates because their friends tell them they can.....


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text: just a thought.... What if it ended this way... Sam, went to hell, and became the new leader. (Assuming that they defeated Crowley and all hell would break loose if no one would rule them) And because Lucifer is still stuck in the "box" with Michael, no one would rule the underworld but him because he would fit the profile. Someone with the blood line of the first brothers Cain and Abel, the 'meat suit' of Lucifer and has experience a painful and traumatic life. Plus he has a history of stuffing himself with demon blood and has a demon blood. Maybe all the mind tricks of Lucifer in Sam's head were to teach him how to lead an army of demons. Another reason why he would fit to be hell's new leader is that demons are more attracted to Sam. He chose to sacrifice his life, to save Dean and what is left in the world. He is now the leader of hell, Satan himself. Dean on the other hand, became the new god of the angels, it is because there are only few left and he chose to lead the flock and became their new god. Maybe that is one of the reason why Castiel chose him and pull him out of hell is because he is chosen to lead not only because he is Michael's 'meat suit'. Also one of the reason why Cas is "attracted" and he have a stronger bond to Dean is because he is chosen to be their new leader. Another reason is he's more close to the angels, and in Sam's case, vice versa. That is why Cas never left Dean, because he is the angel who is assigned to teach Dean how to handle great power and responsibility. Maybe the Leviathans things was a plan just to show Dean how not to be overwhelmed with such power. Sam and Dean agreed not to open the gates of hell or let down any angels amongst humans anymore. They made a pact not to get in each other's ways. All the monsters are still gawking humans with precaution because they know that the Winchester's are watching over them. Also, Cas would be the guard/leader of the gates of purgatory because he is the only angel who has been there and survived. And on a casual day, Sam and Dean would go back to earth and have a beer and stay in a random motel just like the good ol' times. (Of course they won't be sad, because Sam would be with his dad John downstairs, and Dean would have Bobby and the others upstairs ...of course Cas would always stay in between...)


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The Holden Evening Services are modeled after a service practiced at the Holden Village Ecumenical Christian Retreat Center in Washington state and last about 30 minutes. Each service consists of a service of light, service of the word (also known as the reading of Scripture) and Holy Communion.
A great deal of the service is centered on music and the singing of hymns and psalms. This musical aspect is a draw for many, including Sarah Ring '11.
"I'm sitting here surrounded by people that I adore and such gorgeous, gorgeous music," she said. "The service brought me a sense of peace. I felt like this is where I'm supposed to be, with these people in this place."
But that's not the only aspect that draws students to the services. Clayton Smith '10 said that while he also likes the music, the atmosphere is very enjoyable. "It feels a lot more relaxed and personal [than a regular church service]," he said. "It's very centering; it's just such a crazy time with the new semester, the service is a way to be focused."
Another part of the service that student congregation co-vice president of worship John Schwehn '08 feels is important is the prayer section, where the pastors bring up prayers for parts of the world in need. "The prayers give us an opportunity to think about the global issues that are happening and gives us a chance to pray about them," Schwehn said.
The Holden Services are organized by Schwehn and Peter Schattauer '08, who serve together as student congregation's co-vice presidents of worship. Schattauer said that these services draw around 10 times as many people as the regular Wednesday evening Vesper services that take place during the rest of the year.
He credits some of this trend to tradition. "I think that the season of Lent is when a lot of Christians are looking to reflect on their faith life and await the crucifixion and the resurrection. With Vespers we're trying to provide a space where students can reflect on their faith during this Lent Season," he said.
Whatever the draw for the 100 some students who attended the service Wednesday night, many left with the intent to return again the next week. "This was my first time coming to a service, I plan on coming from now on," Ring said.
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4072 18th Street
San Francisco, CA 94114Neighborhood:
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ItalianPrice: $30 and under
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.poesiasf.com/
- Phone: 4152529325x
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Dinner: Monday to Saturday 5.30 pm - 11.00 pm Sunday 5.00 pm - 10.00 pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Italian
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar/Lounge, Chef's Table, Counter Seating, Full Bar, Late Night, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Takeout, Wine
- Private Party Facilities: Poesia is a small intimate restaurant ideal for private parties (birthdays, holiday parties, company events, engagement's parties, etc) up to 49 people. There is also the opportunity to have the front room turned into a private space for a group up to 16 people.
- Private Party Contact: Francesco 8778240339
- Entertainment: Our restaurant may accommodate up to 40 guests comfortably, with a full bar to provide traditional and unique drinks of choice. Featured on one of our walls are projected Italian films from the era of Dolce Vita, bringing us to a time of romance, passion and lively humor.
A word from Poesia
Owned and operated by Francesco d'Ippolito, and staffed by an experienced, multi-cultured family of hosts whom are all passionate about the experience and concept, Poesia is the latest addition of authentic Italian cuisine to call San Francisco its home.Continued
Nestled in the middle of the vibrant and colorful neighborhood of the Castro, Poesia features the finest in hand-made, traditional ingredients and pastas, combined with meticulous preparation and presentation that is second to none.
It is with every intention to give our patrons a warm, intimate experience with superior attention not just to our menu, but to the relationship we have with every guest.
Our hearty and delightful dishes will embody the passion and zest of Italian cuisine coming from the owner's home of Calabria, teasing your palette with rustic herbs and fruitful aromas.
Poesia. Italian for poetry, yet the embodiment of an experience that is so much more.
Nestled in the middle of the vibrant and colorful neighborhood of the Castro, Poesia features the finest in hand-made, traditional ingredients and pastas, combined with meticulous preparation and presentation that is second to none.
It is with every intention to give our patrons a warm, intimate experience with superior attention not just to our menu, but to the relationship we have with every guest.
Our hearty and delightful dishes will embody the passion and zest of Italian cuisine coming from the owner's home of Calabria, teasing your palette with rustic herbs and fruitful aromas.
Poesia. Italian for poetry, yet the embodiment of an experience that is so much more.
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123 reviews since June 4, 2014
- Food4.2Service4.4
- Ambiance4.2Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (98)fit for foodies (61)romantic (55)special occasion (49)notable wine list (29)good for groups (25)hot spot (11)vibrant bar scene (7)kid-friendly (6)late-night find (6)scenic view (4)great for outdoor dining (4)great for brunch (3)great for lunch (3)Show More
- Lively ambianceOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 9/26/2014This restaurant succeeds in a tricky location in the Castro in that it's on the second floor on 18th St. Friday night was hopping busy (completely full). The quality of ingredients and preparation of the antipasti was excellent. We waited a bit long for the pasta - house made of course, but one pasta still a tad chewy (doughy) and somewhat over sauced. Wait staff was friendly but overtaxed that night I think. We'll go back and give it another try though since a lot of good elements are in place.Special Features:
- Great possibilitiesHankDined on 9/20/2014Poesia's is a nice, small but very busy Italian Restaurant. If you are going for a quiet dinner where you can hear yourself, then you may want to look elsewhere. It was quite noisy. The noisy made it difficult to even communicate with the wait-staff. The food was good but it was not very flavorful. I had the lamb dish and the tomato sauce was just tomato, no seasoning to spice it up. My partner had the whole fish and again, it was good but no spices to complement the fish and to highlight it.Special Features:
- Special PlaceMandMDined on 9/20/2014Poesia is becoming one of our favorite restaurants.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Above the bustle; great mealJolieAnnDined on 9/20/2014Atmosphere is charming & wait staff very helpful, attentive without hovering. Upstairs location lets you get away from the sometimes frenetic street bustle, but in front dining area you can still people-watch. Cellist on the balcony a wonderful touch of just-right music. Special entree, risotto w/prawns, was balanced & delicious. Tartuffo dessert incredible; Cafe Americain v. rich accompanyment. (As default choice it was memorable; can't wait to see what they do with something more elaborate.) Hard to select from creative list of cocktails so will have to go back to try more of them.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Please go!TurtlebayVIPDined on 9/17/2014Absolutely loved this place. We were happy to be able to make a reservation for 7 easily. The staff were wonderful and very attentive. The owner was very sweet and we enjoyed chatting with him. Love the ambiance. Coming from NYC where quality food is a high standard, we were so impressed with this lovely restaurant and I only wish it was closer to us. We look forward to coming back with each visit to SF. Thank you for making our night so memorable.Special Features:
- Great evening!zoeyDined on 9/13/2014We had a great seat by the window with the cello player just outside on the patio. Food was delicious and service was excellent! Can't imagine going back to the area and not stopping in for dinner again! Highly recommend!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Was okDazzlerDined on 9/12/2014Food was decent. Service needs a bit of work. Overall was fairly good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great find!FoodieInTrainingDined on 9/6/2014Amongst the hustle bustle of the Castro- this place had wonderful calm atmosphere. The food prep was on point in every way- everything came out fresh, on-time, perfect temperature with stellar quality control. Everything was thought out and the staff worked so well as a team.. My advise: try them!! Friendly sharp staff and everyone took pride in every detail!Special Features:
- Hidden neighbor treasureTh3R1chardDined on 8/31/2014Everytime I dine at Poesia it's such a treat. Located on the second floor of an old Victoria house in the Castro, coming here is like entering a Italian relatives home. Cozy yet romantic, it's ideal for both dates and groups. Their pastas are always delicious and comforting but their grilled fish is what really seperates the Poesia from other Italian places in The City.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful Food and StaffMandMDined on 8/31/2014My husband and I celebrated our 25th Anniversary with family and friends in this beautiful restaurant - 20 people in all. Francesco d'Ippolito created a wonderful evening for us. Excellent service from him and his beautiful staff. Fantastic food with perfectly matched wine. It was a superb evening and I highly recommend Poesia. Can't wait to go back.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 8/31/2014Great cool vibe! Enjoyed the ambiance and food was very classic italian with a modern twistSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fun Italian, but getting complacentnapawineguyVIPDined on 8/28/2014Good Italian food. But improvement is needed. The grilled squid salad was excellent, as was the special fig spinach salad. Special squid ink risotto was good but a touch too salty, seafood ravioli was good, but not much filling in the ravioli. Desserts were good. This restaurant has the feeling of a place which is resting on its past successI would recommend this to a friend.
- Great neighborhood spotLemieuxbldVIPDined on 8/27/2014I always love dining here. I recently discovered this place and was pleasantly surprised by the friendly staff and personable owner. The food is authentic & delicious.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good foodFIFADined on 8/27/2014The food was very well prepared. I had a fresh pasta with Ragu which was very well made and the stuffed zucchini flowers were excellent. My husband had muscles in a tomato sauce which was very fresh and he cleaned the plate with the the delicious bread. His plate of fregola with sea food was well prepared but missed salt and so did the fish my daughter had. But, the fish could not be fresher.....but it could had come with more than 3 potato chips. The desserts menu need a bit of improvement although the Tiramissu was delicious. The owner is wonderful, going around the tables and talking to the clients making you feel special.Special Features:
- Personal servicePencitaDined on 8/24/2014Silent movies very nice with great cocktails. Reasonably priced! I loved it😀Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great italian food, warm atmostpherOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 8/23/2014We were expecting run of the mill in a busy tourist area, and was pleasantly suprised. The food was superb and the atmosphere was warm and inviting. Definitely a place we will return to when visiting the Castro again!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- New Neighborhood FavoriteOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 8/20/2014This was my third time dining at Poesia, and there will be many more. The food is always delicious and beautifully presented. My one quibble is the desserts. I shared one once, and had my own on my most recent visit. For me, they were a little heavy, coming after a pasta dinner. Plus I'm just not that big a chocolate fan, so my choices were limited. The staff is about the best you will find. They are knowledgeable about the food and wine, attentive without hovering, and most of all incredibly gracious, friendly, and sweet. The restaurant itself is fairly small. I personally love the old Italian movies projected onto the wall (without sound) and the slightly funky look. It feels very homey and comfortable. I recommend it highly.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Meh.MonkeysgaloreDined on 8/17/2014Totally under-whelming. We went for a birthday, group of 4. No one loved their dish. We had, collectively, the sea bass, pork ragu, gnocchi and eggplant parm. For apps we had the burrata and beets. Nothing stood out as great. All were fine. Had the meal been $100 for 4, I"d think it was great. At $220, it was not as great. I won't return.Special Features:
- Castro Night OutCazmanDined on 8/14/2014We were entertaining guests from Atlanta, who unfortunately were detained in traffic from a day in San Jose. We notified the restaurant of the delay and arrived an hour later when guests made it to the City. The host was extremely accommodating and after a short 10 minute wait seated us at the first available table. A touch of class coupled with a great meal made the evening for our friends. Calamari starter is a must - not the typical miso frito style but a Greek inspired marinated, grilled rendition, not to be missed! All pasta entrees were varied, well presented and kudos by all after sharing the entrees....desserts (yes, we MADE room for Canoli, house made tiramisu and out of this world gelato. I'll be back again soon!Special Features:
- Memorable first vistOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 8/13/2014This was a first visit to Poesia, and it was a memorable one. While the restaurant is small, we did not feel the tables were on top of each other; it allowed privacy between tables. The food was delicious from start to finish. The wait staff was very attentive. Overall, an enjoyable experience.Special Features:
- SushifanDined on 8/10/2014Always a very nice restaurant, nice service, attentive personal, delicious and creative food, very nice wine list, confortable and intimate settingsSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A perfect choice.KikalaDined on 8/7/2014Poesia is one of the most notable petite and cozy restaurant located in the heart of the Castro neighborhood. Once you have dined here, you will not forget this place. The friendly staff and attentive service along with the light and airy ambiance will ensure you a pleasant dining experience. The variety of dishes is full of flavor, always fresh and creatively different each time I dine here. Additionally, the home baked bread and hand-made pasta is what makes this establishment a sure place to return to for a delectable dining experience.Special Features:
- foodPatSDined on 8/2/2014The pasta was overcooked and the portion was small. When I first went there about 45 years ago when they just opened the food quality was much better. This may have been hit or miss this time but I really was disappointed with the food.
- ShhhChristianDined on 8/2/2014Rotating menu of hand made pastas and other Italian fare. Don't want to share too much for fear of this place getting too popular!Special Features:
- Great experience in the CastroCoronaHeightsNonFoodieDined on 8/1/2014Wow, what a find. It took us a long time to finally try this place after hearing about it, reading reviews, and passing by. Everything about it was excellent. Delicious food, great specialty cocktails, warm service...no complaints at all. We've never had a go-to place in the neighborhood but now I feel like we do.Special Features:
- IdealRanchosDined on 7/30/2014Lugar intimo, agradable en primer piso. Nos ubicamos junto a la ventana con vista a 18st, iluminacion adecuada, presentacion de platos ideal, atencion cordial, atenta, amigable y correcta. Altamente recomendableSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- High Marks - Every Time!judithVIPDined on 7/29/2014Food, staff, wine, ambiance is always tops. Took two friends visiting from Seattle and they loved it all! So glad Poesia's in our neighborhood.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- always so nicegregorioVIPDined on 7/28/2014this time seated at table for two on the balcony adjacent to the restaurant entrance which made for a special evening. the owner is always so attentive and engaged in the entire experience. the staff is attentive and the cuisine is consistently wonderful. love it LOVE ITSpecial Features:
- Like a quick trip to ItalyFoodiePattieDined on 7/27/2014We had a perfect meal at Poesia. The ambience is charming, the service impeccable and the food was perfection. I had Eggplant Parmigiana, the best I've EVER tasted. It was light and flavorful. This restaurant has been open 6 years and has moved into my #1 spot for favorite SF restaurants. Everyone there is responsive and lovely. The owner came to our table several times to check on whether we needed anything. Of course, parking in the Castro is always a challenge, but in this case definitely worth it.Special Features:
- Wonderful dining experiencenaz415Dined on 7/26/2014This charming restaurant is truly a one of a kind. From the food to the service, you can't go wrong.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- cute spot, good serviceSuseeDined on 7/25/2014Perched on the second floor of a Castro Victorian building, Poesia is a charming osteria with classically appointed interior decor and two outdoor balcony tables for those rare warm nights in SF. The service was friendly and affable, the menu was diverse, but the food itself was mediocre and came in small portions. I had high expectations given high ratings but wished the food quality lived up to the expectations set by the tasteful venue and warm service. Note: I am a vegetarian and the meat and fish dishes may have been better.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great ServiceOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 7/25/2014Our server was great. He always was stopping by our table to see how things were going and if we needed anything. If we needed something, he got it right away. Food was really good and flavorful. Definitely recommend!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great!tastebudsDined on 7/25/2014WE had a great time. Staff was warm, friendly and attentive. Food was yummy. I loved the mussles wwith sausage.. I would surely come again and bring friends . Our aunt who was visiting from New York loved the sea bass and was struck with how reasonable our bill was.Special Features:
- A friendly neighborhood restaurantYalekVIPDined on 7/23/2014The service of Poesia is their charm, friendly service. They always make you feel like eating at home. The restaurant has been open for half a decade and the menu is the standard Italian fares. Food is decently good. They always have specials, which is off the menu.Special Features:
- GrrrrreatDined on 7/22/2014Great location, great food, great service. I highly recommend Poesia.Special Features:
- Very enjoyableChispaDined on 7/19/2014Our request for a window table was noted and we were given a table with the view of the neighborhood. The server was friendly and knowledgeable, even bringing samples of wine to taste. The food was well prepared and came promptly. We had the see bass in parchment which was moist and very flavourful and the pasta with calamari (they had run out of shrimp). We were not rushed at all even though the place was packed. Very nice experience over all.Special Features:
- Unique Regional Italian Food!ExperiencedDinerDined on 7/19/2014We are diners who have traveled the world and eaten at some of the best restaurants in the US. We went to Poesia because it is one of the rare Calabrian (Calabrese) restaurants we have found. It features dishes from the unspoiled, mountainous southernmost portion of mainland Italy, a region that some call the "true Tuscany" and which others note, "time forgot." We were not disappointed. The restaurant had authentic, homemade Calabrian pasta, with a pork/wild board sauce made just like they do in Calabria. The wine list was authentic, featuring great Sardinian Vermentinos and Calabrian varietals. The wait staff was extremely friendly. This was a great find, with great food, that we strongly recommend for a unique Italian experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Poetry with foodrun2eatDined on 7/19/2014The hospitality at Poesia stands out. We had called earlier in the day to find out about parking. The owner was very helpful over the phone, then even checked in with us upon our arrival to follow up on the results. The food was exceptional, the entire table loved the home-made bread. I think my favorite was the ricotta gnocci, melt in your mouth delicious. For dessert, one person wanted more chocolate gelato in the tortufo but it was still extraordinary.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice Birthday EveningFrankDined on 7/18/2014Attended to very professionally and cordially. Very accommodating because of time constraints and delays.Special Features:
- Food Straight from ItalyFrenchiefortheNightVIPDined on 7/18/2014Poesia is a great find. The pasta tastes so fresh, that I feel like we are eating in Rome. The restaurant is in a quaint Victorian in the Castro which has a very comfortable vibe.Special Features:


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Politicians are divorced from reality
Leaders in the US and Europe have lost touch and don't care about stock markets or credit.
They aren't part of the real world. That's how I feel about the supercommittee lawmakers and Europe's politicians and central bankers. Neither group seems to care a whit about stock markets or credit.
In Europe, they just think about inflation. They still haven't rolled back the second rate hike. Can you imagine trying to do business with 17 different governments and a central bank that speaks of a binary world between slowdown and hyperinflation, when the truth is that the options are a severe recession/depression or inflation?
The risks and rewards are diametrically opposed to reality. The future of the European Union and the euro is in the balance and the bureaucrats debate some sort of euro bond safety net that can swing into action only after the private investors in banks are wiped out.
Meanwhile, federal unemployed benefits and the incentives to go back to work are going away courtesy of congressional squabbling to make the president or congress look bad. In the real world, no one cares about this stuff. Just in Washington, where all that matters is getting elected. I wonder if anyone cares about peoples' savings. That seems like an irrelevance to Washington. Both parties are to blame.
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Without real action, and left to their own devices, Europe will certainly crash under the weight of the $40 trillion in obligations. We will most likely be brought down with it for a severe hit that you can ride out in the best of the best stocks and the companies that have the most yield and are able to pay for it.
But let's understand each other: If something doesn't occur, we are way too high. Every index. And some of our banks are going to be called into question as viable entities once again.
So much ground lost. So much good squandered. And the politicians in Washington don't care enough, and the bureaucrats in Europe are oblivious to all but the worries of a euro weakened by printing money.
Raise more cash? Why not for the nimble, for those with higher-dividend-yield stocks? It's still the best place to be. But it is a really bad best place unless leaders wake up, and fast, either here or over there.
Right now, neither seems likely.
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All of congress should be replaced, regardless of how good a senator or representive they are. This is why term limits are a must. Everyone say's yes: replace congress, except not my congressman/woman.
If everyone is on the bandwagon, who is going to pull the bandwagon? I never thought I would see America as corrupt as Mexico, but, that day is here.
to all who say "vote them out" whom do you suggest we vote for to take their place?
can't you see that with the 2 party system you'll just be voting for whom the owners
allow on the ticket?by voting them out you will just be voting more of the same in. voting is
a scam to make you think you have control but you never have and never will
Elected Politicians- they all talk about money in terms of Billions & Billions and Trillions of $ on one hand. On the other hand they are Cheating the Middle class America and SENIORS by taking away needed Medicare Benefits and Healthcare availability. Meanwhile they all live shameless High Life, some of it given to them by Corporations and Lobbyists (Corruption in the US). These elected greedy Politicians are conveniently Divorced from Reality and clueless to the needs of those who elected them in the first place.
Come Election Time, we American citizens should demand restoration of AMERICAN DREAM.
Wonder if Politicians will abandon Lobbyists from their offices? Can they stand for Election on the Principles set forth by our Founding Fathers and not being influenced by Lobbyists?
(How come the Law Makers put themselves above the Law and do INSIDER TRADING?)
I understand it's great fun to name call and play partisan politics. The politicians are elected by us. The reality is the quality of politicians reflects the quality of the typical American. Frankly, this is nothing new. From the very founding of the country, the system has been dominated by powerful interest groups who easily manipuated the masses with popular slogans.
The issue that truly interests me is how easily the masses are, again, being manipulated with the whole "entitlement" issue. The elephant in the room is the massive "entitlement" called the military. How any one can be convinced cutting 50 billion from an estimated true military budget of over one trillion will jeopardize our safety is another reflection of how easily we are taken in by slogans and officials playing into our pet peeves. And not mention of doing something about the worst most expensive health care system in the industrialized world.
Decades ago they bought our votes with alcohol. Now it's mass media and 15 second BS TV ads. But then 15 seconds is about as long as one can hold an Americans attention.
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2 U.S. Code § 123d - Senate Computer Center
(a) Senate Computer Center Revolving Fund
(1) There is hereby established in the Treasury of the United States a revolving fund within the contingent fund of the Senate to be known as the Senate Computer Center Revolving Fund (hereafter in this section referred to as the "revolving fund").
(2) The revolving fund shall be available only for paying the salaries of personnel employed under subsection (c) of this section, and agency contributions attributable thereto, and for paying refunds under contracts entered into under subsection (b) of this section.
(3) Within 90 days after the end of each fiscal year, the Secretary of the Senate shall withdraw all amounts in the revolving fund in excess of $100,000, other than amounts required to make refunds under subsection (b)(2)(B) of this section, and shall deposit the amounts withdrawn in the Treasury of the United States as miscellaneous receipts.
(b) Contracts for use of Senate computer; approval; terms
(1) Subject to the provisions of paragraph (2), the Sergeant at Arms and Doorkeeper of the Senate is authorized to enter into contracts with any agency or instrumentality of the legislative branch for the use of any available time on the Senate computer.
(2) No contract may be entered into under paragraph (1) unless it has been approved by the Committee on Rules and Administration of the Senate, and no such contract may extend beyond the end of the fiscal year in which it is entered into. Each contract entered into under paragraph (1) shall contain—
(B) a provision requiring refund of a proportionate amount of such advance payment if the total amount of time contracted for is not used.
Notwithstanding any other provision of law, any agency or instrumentality of the legislative branch is authorized to make advance payments under a contract entered into under paragraph (1).
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To the extent that the personnel of the Senate Computer Center are unable to carry out the contracts entered into under subsection (b) of this section according to their terms and conditions, the Sergeant at Arms and Doorkeeper of the Senate is authorized to employ such additional personnel for the Senate Computer Center as may be necessary to carry out such contracts, and to pay the salaries of such additional personnel, and agency contributions attributable thereto, from the revolving fund. Such additional personnel may temporarily be assigned to perform the regular functions of the Senate Computer Center when their services are not needed to carry out such contracts.
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Producers for Australia's upcoming Big Day Out festival have filled the headlining slot vacated by Blur with not one but three new bands. Beady Eye , Deftones and The Hives will now perform at the event, which takes place in major cities across the country January 19-February 2, 2014.
Blur dropped out of the festival's lineup last month, noting on their Facebook page that "the constantly shifting goalposts and challenging conditions of the organizers" contributed to the band's decision to bow out of the event.
Other bands set to rock the main stage at the event include Pearl Jam , Arcade Fire , The Lumineers , Tame Impala , Grouplove , Portugal. The Man , Mudhoney and The 1975 , among others. To view the full lineup and get your tickets to the event, visit BigDayOut.com .
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Scion announced the official details on the 2011 xB urban utility vehicle that will go on sale this month at a price of $16,000. For 2011 the Scion xB gets a newly redesigned front and rear bumpers, grill, headlights and taillights.
The interior also gets redesigned seats with a new light gray fabric, there's a new center console that offers better storage solutions, a sliding armrest and a new steering wheel.
The 2011 xB will be offered in seven exterior colors including the all-new Army Rock Metallic and Elusive Blue Metallic. Hypnotic Teal will no longer be offered in the xB color palette.
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Scion today announced Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Prices (MSRP) for the restyled 2011 xB urban utility vehicle that will arrive at dealerships later this month. The 2011 xB is upgraded with an aggressive new look on the outside and added comfort and convenience on the inside. The enhancements to the 2011 xB come with a $150 price increase over the 2010 model resulting with MSRPs of $16,000 and $16,950 for manual and automatic transmission models, respectively.
The xB enters the 2011 model year with fresh exterior styling including changes to the front and rear bumpers, grill, headlights and taillights, which together reveal a more aggressive demeanor. The new front bumper features enlarged outer vents, improving the appearance of the vehicle's stance. The front grille features a new honeycomb pattern and improved headlamp design. The single rear backup lamp has been integrated into combination lamps to produce a more refined appearance. The 2011 xB will be available in seven exterior colors including the all-new Army Rock Metallic and Elusive Blue Metallic. Hypnotic Teal will no longer be offered in the xB color palette.
Changes to the 2011 xB's interior offer significantly more comfort and convenience to all of its occupants. Driver- and front-passenger seats are redesigned to include larger bolsters for greater comfort and stability. Front and rear seats have a new light gray fabric with a geometric pattern for the seating surfaces contrasted by black fabric covering the bolsters, bases and backs. A combination center console with sliding armrest has been added to increase driver comfort and utility. Improved gauge-cluster design with black background, along with a separate clock and outside temperature display, provides better visibility to information. Completing the changes, the steering wheel now includes both telescopic and tilt functions.
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DELAWARE - Delaware State Police are investigating two unrelated fatal single vehicle crashes.
The first happened around 8:30 PM on Tuesday night, on Lynch Road near Bald Branch Road in Millsboro. Police say that Jose Rojas Jr., 31, of Millsboro, was driving is Ford Excursion, southbound coming up to a curve in the road, when he apparently drove off the roadway. An investigation shows that the vehicle came back onto the road, spun clockwise, and left the road again, where it started to roll. Police say that Rojas was ejected from the truck, which eventually stopped on its roof in a nearby field. Rojas was pronounced dead at the scene, he was reportedly not wearing a seat belt. Lynch Road south of Bald Branch Road was closed for three hours while officials investigated and cleared the scene.
The second crash happened early Wednesday, around 12:30 AM, on Upper King Road near Henry Cowgill Road in Woodside. According to the report, 49-year-old Clarence Peterson, of Felton, was driving his Jeep Cherokee, when for unknown reasons he drove off the road, hit three mailboxes, and two utility poles before spinning, and rolling on the drivers side of the SUV. Police say that Peterson was not wearing a seat belt, was ejected from the SUV and landed on the pavement. He was later pronounced dead at Kent General Hospital. Upper King Road south of Henry Cowgill Road was shut down for three hours for investigation and clean up by Police.
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"Bullshit Love" by Scott Rudd
from Lonely Life, self-released in 2010
I chose "Bullshit Love" because it stuck out so prominently as the single track most noticeably different from the rest of the album. Singles of this nature are often the most fun to present as introductions to a new artist, purely because they direct the mind in one direction, only to be more significantly shifted upon experiencing the entire record; it's a misdirection, a (slightly-misleading) fragment removed from context, which creates expectations that are often defied. In this particular case, the "payoff" from the record as a whole is incredible; Lonely Life is a gorgeous piece, one that deserves patience and solitary listening. Scott Rudd is a New York musician (often boxed into that city's anti-folk movement), and its exactly there that I imagine myself when I listen to this record: in Alphabet City, wandering on a grey, delving day, alone in search of something intangible; lonely in a crowd of millions.
When asked about the song, Scott answered with what felt like common sense: "At the time I had just gotten out of a long term relationship and I had a lot of things floating around in my head. I think that song is really just about my frustrations with looking for love, finding love and losing love."
Scott Rudd is also a photographer whose work I admire (LOOK).
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He also emerged for the first time this year to release a new single last month:
"Kill Our Friends" by Joe Sampson
from Kill Our Friends (2012), released on Fellow Creature Recordings
I have met some truly beautiful people since I moved to Denver. Among them are the family that surrounds Nathaniel Rateliff, several of whom will be featured soon and some of whom are involved in the currently featured album: Joe is an old friend and collaborator of Nathaniel, and Fellow Creature Recordings was co-started by Nathaniel's (lovely) wife, Jules. To tie it all together, the song itself features Nathaniel on back vocals (as it is often performed live (see below)). I only share this information because I feel guilty; I feel guilty for not featuring more of my Denver friends, family and local acquaintances, for not highlighting the great poetics that I sometimes take for granted. So, from here on out, I promise to fill more space with Colorado artists, past, present, and future.
Joe, as a poet, is as fierce as he is mischievous. This is the same way I might describe him as a human being, but with the addition of an ever-present grin. He is a warm-hearted man who has always shown Erika and I an overwhelming amount of welcoming kindness (no matter how little we may actually know eachother), and for that I am unspokenly grateful.
I wish the record was on Bandcamp, so I could share it; regardless, I highly recommend heading over to Fellow Creature and grabbing yourself a copy.
UPDATE: An amazing woman named Jaimie was kind enough to host the entire album on Tumblr. Thank you, Jaimie! We love you dearly! [LISTEN HERE]
"No More" by Changing Colors
from Ghost Of Red Mountain, released on Blank Tape Records
I met Conor Bourgal at my very first show upon arriving in Colorado; He and his twin brother Ian we're opening up for Mimicking Birds at the Black Sheep in Colorado Springs. Conor was kind, soft-spoken and generous, taking the time to write down an overflowing list of Colorado musicians to investigate. He also gave me his e-mail, and allowed me access to the family of musicians that is Pueblo, CO's Blank Tape Records.
After the show, we all piled into the green room below the venue and smoked weed together, my friends and I, The Changing Colors, Mimicking Birds, and Nate Lacy's amazing aunt. We spoke of music, travel, love and loss, and it turned out to be the most overwhelmingly warm introduction to a new home I've ever had the good fortune to receive. Thank you, Conor. Thank you to everyone who was present that evening. Colorado is truly my home now.
This song, which closes out the album, is, by far, the shortest (both for the album itself, and for this zine). It is easily the most effecting single minute of music I've ever presented.
"Sing Me A Reprise" by Hip Hatchet
from Joy and Better Days (2012)
Joy and Better Days is a sopping, heavy affair. It drips with longing and growls with a hunger for something else.
Hip Hatchet is the project of Philippe Bronchtein. He recorded this album in The Map Room in Portland, Oregon.
This album has left my chest hollow and my throat dry. These are thoughts and facts.
Leaving Home ain't pleasant
the road can be cold and cruel
when all that you've learned is present
in these familiar rooms
and I have been feeling distant
from the friends i've learned to love
i crave the comfort of transition
and a car covered in rust
Your eyes are facing down
your feet are planted firmly in the ground
you're thinking about how
she left you standing there in your mother's house
and you're waiting for the fall
and nothing that you do will help at all
the cold will settle in
both your hands will crack and your eyes will sting.
what's unknown is beautiful
when what we live ain't new
but the warmth of other women
just ain't as warm as you
sing me a reprise
that i know as well as home
delivered with the guilty comfort
of drinking all alone
I have a friend, a brother
with a vision of the west
we'll trade the coasts together
and leave its for the best
My feet are moving now
away from the place where she taught me how
to love her with my mouth
and drive myself into the ground
I'm waiting for the fall
nothing that i do will help at all
the cold will settle in
both my hands will crack and my eyes will sting
"Lady, I" by Samuel Lockridge
from his self-released When I Rise (2012)
"Is it too early to talk about the best album of the year?
Yes, it absolutely is.
But this is one worth remembering. I can safely say that."
That's what I originally wrote, before saving it as a draft. I still mostly agree. The album is really good, but I secretly hope that this isn't the single highest peak of music in 2012. What a gorgeous single though…
Also, (and let me preface by apologizing for being that fucking guy), doesn't the poetic cadence and chord movement of "Hangman" strongly resemble that of Leonard Cohen's "Hey, That's No Way To Say Goodbye"? Does anyone else hear that? Am I an asshole for simply asking?
Nomads, Pilgrims (2010)
"Charlie" by Town Hall
from their self-released Sticky Notes & Paper Scraps
Brooklyn folk. Haven't had much of that recently. I like it.
Town is hall is comprised of somewhere between 3 or 15 people. I'm not sure. [EDIT: 3 people, definitively.]
she looks like an angel in a cloudy cradle
passed out on the bed in your room
your sweet little darling
all she knows is falling
down the stairs or in love
so Charlie got a tattoo on his wrist
hoping she'd stay there like his skin
and I'm dying to know if I could win
with a heart like hers
she looks like Diana with a leopard in her hands
as she leaves holding all of her laundry
your sweet little moon beam
all she knows is moving
down the street
or in her sleep
so Charlie got a tattoo on his wrist
hoping she'd stay there like his skin
and I'm dying to know if I could win
with a heart like hers
she looks like an actress in her yellow sundress
as she smashes the bugs in her apartment
your sweet little lady
all she knows is fading
like a t-shirt
or a friend
so Charlie got a tattoo on his wrist
hoping she'd stay there like his skin
and I'm dying to know if I could win
with a heart like hers
I wrote this a while back and forgot about it. When I came back to it, I found that they've released a new full length (that shares a few songs, but is a noticeably "louder" album). Here you go:
Roots & Bells (2012)
"Margaret" by Every Atlas
from Burn Down the Forests! Bleed Out the Oceans! The Deserts and Canyons Will Sing
Californian 4-piece. They seem to constantly, in all forms of press, compare themselves with Bright Eyes and Manchester Orchestra. I always find it strange when artists (not labels, managers, PR teams etc.) openly compare themselves to other, more "famous", artists. I don't know why this bothers me, but it does. Regardless, the comparisons are warranted. I get it; I think their work is gorgeous, their poetics sharp. I hope you don't misinterpret cultural analysis for under-appreciation.
Listen to Every Atlas slowly; give each word, each note, time to bloom. Once this album has shaped a garden, I've provided additional work by them below.
Margaret was such a beautiful woman
I was a tired old man
We married in June of last year by the ocean
and danced to our favorite bands
But I broke her heart just the same
From the balcony she's calling my name
I can't hear her through the glass
Margaret was a wife so loyal and caring
I cheated, I stole and I lied
And she tried to break down my walls and my barriers
Her love for me she could not hide
But I took her heart for a fool
A joke so ungrateful and cruel
And I'm an undeserving man
I was a piss poor excuse for a husband
She waited on my hands and feet
And I was an arrogant, selfish old bastard
Who could never once thank her for a single good deed
But she showed me love just the same
Always made sure that I was okay
And I deserve to die
So why of all people would you want my pity?
I've learned from the things I've done wrong, but I'm ashamed
Your love is a bottomless bottle that's empty
I think you could fill it back up if you'd kiss me the same
Margaret I miss you to death
So to you it's my sins I confess
and Margaret if you'd come home
I swear that I'll change
I swear that I'll change
I swear that I'll change
Margaret I swear that I've changed
Big Bad Wolf EP (2010)
The Ghosts of Everyone (2009)
"Bridges" by Holy Spirits
from The Afternoon's Blood, released on Kassette Klub
A lot of Kassette Klub stuff recently. I think it's a good thing.
I picked a single for the sake of the zine's continuous mixtape. The song is different from, yet perfectly in line with, the rest of the EP. The video, a handmade motion-collage made from 40-year old magazines, is below
I really wanted to publish The Afternoon's Blood in it's entirety, and have below. This is easily one of the most depressingly-overlooked EPs I've heard in the past few years.
That having been said, Holy Spirits has official broken up. So, enjoy this one.
Nathaniel Rateliff: Ghost Portraits
(click the frame for the continued gallery)
Nathaniel Rateliff
(broken) Zeiss Ikon Contaflex Super
Illford 3200
My Zeiss is the closest thing I have to a "nice" camera. That having been said, it is very much broken. The shutter/ timer is sticky and causes entire rolls to over or under expose. Unfortunately, this roll, as well as A.A. Bondy's, ended up completely blown out. These were the only surviving frames: Ghostly images of a form, of a figure. I particularly enjoy the last frame
I will be shooting mostly Holga from here on out. I find those shots the most memorable.
Z. Saint James
Fox & The Bird: UMS 2011
(click the frame for the continued gallery)
All photography by Z. Saint James
The Lighthouse & The Whaler: Acoustic Performance
"Venice" by The Lighthouse And The Whaler
This video was one of the first things I published after starting Plywood Violins, but no one read my shit back then; I felt it deserved a second chance.
Plus, It felt right to look back as a means to celebrate our 100th article (!) since we switched to Tumblr.
In June, 2010, Aaron Radcliffe and I went to film and interview The Lighthouse And The Whaler in a tiny, stale room hidden underneath The Hi-Dive. We recorded a few songs during their set (a brilliant performance witnessed by no more than 15 people) but nothing was as personal as the video above. After the show, they offered to film another song and immediately began carrying their instruments down to the greenroom. Every member in TLATW was genuinely kind and generous; I really can't thank them enough for all of this. The interview we recorded after remains one of the most enjoyable I've ever done.
They decided to play an acoustic version of an unreleased and unnamed song. That song eventually became "Venice" from their still-unreleased second LP, This Is An Adventure. The song was premiered by Paste last October, nearly a year and a half later.
As of today, these kids are still without label, funding their new record via Kickstarter. Will somebody sign these fucking kids already?


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Nancy and Roger Schwieters, longtime owners of Boyd Lodge in Crosslake, are grand marshals of this year's St. Patrick's Day Parade in Crosslake.
They'll ride on a float through town on Saturday, March 16. The parade starts at 2 p.m. in Crosslake's Town Square shopping center.
Boyd Lodge is named for Nancy's family. Her parents, Lynn and Ceil Boyd, started the lodge in 1934.
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The search for William Binnging: A School Project
I am a History teacher at Beath High School in Cowdenbeath. Since 1981 I have been taking pupils to France and Belgium to visit the Battlefields of the First World War. We have no memorial in the school from the First World War so although we had visited many graves of relatives of pupils we had no former pupils that we knew had died in the war – until a colleague had a brain wave and took down two or three names from the dux board for the relevant dates and fed them into the Commonwealth War Graves search area – and we had a match. The dux of the school in 1912 was William Barclay Binning and he died of wounds in April 1916 as a Second Lieutenant in the Machine Gun Corps. We knew where he was buried – Bailleul Communal Cemetery Extension. I was preparing our next Battlefield Tour for Easter 2004 and at last we had a former pupil's grave to visit.
However, I wondered if we could find a way of knowing something more about
William than the information on his gravestone. We had no pupils in the
school call Binning but I looked up the phone book and to my amazement there
was an A. Binning living in the same street as the school. So I wrote to the
person hoping but not believing that this person would have a connection to
our former pupil. A couple of weeks went by and one morning there was a
large envelope in my pigeonhole. I opened it and pulled out the contents.
Out came a picture of William in his uniform at the start of his army career, 3 photographs of his family when he was a boy, a copy of his last letter home to his parents and his will. With this came a covering letter.
The person I had written to turned out to be the second wife of William
Binning's much younger brother, John. She had past my letter to a Sydney
Binning who was the elder son of John Binning by his first wife. I contacted
Sydney Binning to thank him for the picture etc and he agreed to write a
remembrance card from his family to take with us on our Battlefield tour. So
when we did visit William's grave we were able to place a poppy spray along
with his picture and cards from his family and the pupils at his grave as a
young piper played a lament. I sent Sydney an account of our visit with
pictures on our return. He and his wife then invited me and another member of
the History Department to visit them at their home in Kirkcaldy to thank us
for our interest in William and to show us some more artefacts connected with
We were astonished when we saw the number of artefacts they had connected
with William and I immediately saw we could put on an exhibition in the
school about William, his early life and his time as a soldier. Shortly
after this visit another Binning – John Binning, Sydney's younger brother –
handed in to the school a Remembrance book about William. In this we found
more wonderful documents. 0n November 11 2004 we opened our exhibition in
the school and we had enough material to fill 4 wall display cases and 2
standing glass cases. The exhibition was a great hit with staff and pupils
alike. I did guided tours around the exhibition at lunch times and classes
were brought down from the History department and the English department.
The Binnings all came as a family group to see the exhibition and were doth delighted and moved by what we had put on display.
In December of 2004 our new school building was to be officially opened. The new building has two lovely garden courtyards and on my suggestion it was decided to name one of the courtyards after William. This courtyard is now the focus for our annual Remembrance on November 11. It is the place where we remember all our former pupils and staff who have been killed in war – most recently Jamie Kerr in June 2007 and Paul Lowe in November 2004. Both boys were 19 - the same age as William when he died – and were killed in Iraq. They were soldiers in the Black Watch. The Binning Courtyard was officially opened on the same day the new school was officially opened by our local MP, Gordon Brown, who met and spoke to members of the Binning family..
We continued to visit William's grave on our Battlefield Tours – most recently during the Easter holidays this year (2008) and we continue to lay a poppy spray at his grave as a young piper plays a lament. I have also been able to find the exact spot where he was wounded thanks to a letter we found in the Remembrance Book. He was wounded by the railway station in a small village called Le Touquet which straddles the Belgian-French border north of Armentieres. Amazingly although there is no railway line or station there any more you can still see exactly where the railway and station would have been. When I found the area first it was derelict but over the last year it has been turned into a park, with seats and places to play boules. Nearby is a British Military Cemetery, Tancrez Farm, where William records in his diary that he was involved in a burial party for a soldier in his section who was shot accidentally. Exactly one week after that burial William would be fatally wounded a few hundred yards from that grave. Also nearby is a farm complex called Grande Rabeque. This was referred to frequently in William's diary as the place they rested in when not in the front line. So the major land marks of William's short experience of war can still be seen and visited today.
So form knowing of no former pupils killed in the war we have now a detailed, indeed intimate knowledge, of one who was.
To the Great War Archive I have submitted:
- An account of William's early life
- An account of his army career
- Pictures of all the artefacts that belonged to him, now in the possession of his nephews who have both given permission for me to send you all the materials related to Willie as they call him
- Photocopies of all original documents with typed copies where appropriate
- Copies of William's Records in the National Archive
- Other relevant photographs
- A transcript of his 1915 and 1916 Diaries
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St-Martin Canal
The shaded towpaths of the tranquil, 4.5km-long St-MartinCanal are a wonderful place for a romantic stroll or a bike ride past nine locks, metal bridges and ordinary Parisian neighbourhoods.
The shaded towpaths of the tranquil, 4.5km-long St-MartinCanal are a wonderful place for a romantic stroll or a bike ride past nine locks, metal bridges and ordinary Parisian neighbourhoods.
Beauvais' unfinished Cathédrale St-Pierre is to church architecture what the Venus de Milo is to sculpture: a fantastically beautiful work with certain key extremities missing – in this case, the nave.
At 74 rue du Cardinal Lemoine is the 3rd-floor apartment where Ernest Hemingway (1899–1961) lived with his first wife Hadley from January 1922 until August 1923. The flat figures prominently in his book of memoirs, A Moveable Feast, from which the quotation on the wall plaque (in French) is taken: 'This is how Paris was in our youth when we were very poor and very happy.
The outstanding Musée Départemental de l'Oise is housed in the former bishops' palace with its distinctive round bastions just west of Cathédrale St-Pierre. It has sections dedicated to archaeology, medieval wood carvings, French and Italian paintings (including a number of gruesome 16th-century works depicting decapitations), ceramics and art nouveau.
On the ground floor of the Cité des Sciences et de l'Industrie is the brilliant Cité des Enfants, with imaginative, hands-on demonstrations of basic scientific principles in two sections: for 2- to 7-year-olds, and for 5- to 12-year-olds. In the first, kids can explore, among other things, the conduct of water (waterproof ponchos provided), a building site and a maze.
The arches beneath this disused railway viaduct running along av Daumesnil southeast of place de la Bastille are a showcase for both designers and artisans; if you need your Gobelins tapestry restored, porcelain repainted or the bottom of your antique saucepan re-coppered, this is the place to come. The top of the viaduct forms a leafy, 4.
The aristocratic mansion, Hôtel de Sully, dating from the early 17th century today houses the headquarters of the Centre des Monuments Nationaux , the body responsible for many of France's historical monuments; there are brochures and lots of information available on sites nationwide.
On the left, at 1 rue du Figuier is Hôtel de Sens, the oldest private mansion in the Marais. Begun around 1475, it was built as the Paris digs for the powerful archbishops of Sens, under whose authority Paris fell at the time. When Paris was made an archbishopric, the Hôtel de Sens was rented out to coach drivers, fruit sellers, a hatter, a glassblower and even a jam-maker.
Grouped into five themes – history, science, music, art and literature – the handwritten and annotated letters and works on display at this captivating museum provide a powerful emotional connection to their authors.
Situated to the east of Cathédrale St-Pierre, the Galerie Nationale de la Tapisserie , built in 1976 on the still visible buttresses of a 3rd-century Gallo-Roman wall, has a stunning permanent collection of Flemish, Gobelins, Arbusson and Beauvais tapestries dating from the 15th century to the present day and mounts several temporary exhibits each year.
The Palais Garnier houses the Musée de l'Opéra , which contains three centuries' worth of costumes, backdrops, scores and other memorabilia. Included in the admission to the museum is a self-paced visit to the opera house itself, as long as there's not a daytime rehearsal or matinee scheduled (in which case it closes at 1pm).
This small museum traces the cathedral's history and life on the Île de la Cité from Gallo-Roman times to today, via scale models, contemporary paintings, engravings and lithographs. An interesting document is a petition signed by Victor Hugo, the artist Ingres and others who sparked the campaign to restore the cathedral.


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Tony Romo's Wedding
May 29, 2011 by Grace Sydney+
Filed under BridalStars, Celebrity weddings, Wedding pictures
Tony Romo may not have a Super Bowl ring, but as of May 28, 2011 the quarterback for the Dallas Cowboys does possess a wedding ring.
Presented on December 16, 2010, an eight-carat yellow diamond engagement ring which held the promise of both a beautiful birthday memory and a betrothal for Candice Crawford led to a walk down the aisle for the NFL star and his soul mate at Arlington Hall, located within Lee Park in Dallas, Texas. According to People magazine, approximately 600 guests gathered for the ceremony, including the bride's brother, Gossip Girl star Chace Crawford, and gridiron greats Roger Staubach, Troy Aikman, Miles Austin and Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones.
After celebrating the couple's newlywed status at a reception created by Todd Fiscus Designs, family and friends received gift bags brimming with items that will serve as happy reminders of the romantic day, including Moet champagne, a Mix of the Month CD from DJ Lucy Wrubell, Kiehl's beauty and body products, a Neiman Marcus gift card and tasty treats from Great One Cookies, Dude Sweet Chocolates and Killer Pecans from Bandera Foods.
Although her Badgley Mischka-wearing bridesmaids attempted to conceal Candice Crawford's "I do" dress from reporters, cameras caught a glimpse of the gown in the following clip from Dallas/Fort Worth station KDFW:
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text: In the 109th minute of the 2011 Asian Cup final against Australia, Japan finally broke the deadlock with a beautifully timed volley. But the name on the back of the scorer's shirt could not be less Japanese. It was Lee Tadanari's first international goal, but until 2004, he had hoped to score it for another nation.


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Posted on June 25th, 2014 by Kelly Cummings in Birmingham AL, Styled, wedding
I am over the moon that the styled shoot I photographed for Elle Affairs is on STYLE ME PRETTY today! We have been anxiously waiting to share this beautiful inspiration for so long and the day is finally here!
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Xterasys has become the second company to settle its GPL infringement lawsuit with programmers of the Busybox collection of utilities.
Maker of Linux-based digital TV devices agrees to abide by GPL requirements for publishing source code--and is paying the BusyBox programmers.
Case filed Monday in New York by the Software Freedom Law Center alleges 14 electronics retailers sold products containing BusyBox software in violation of license.
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This 4 bedroom, 4 bath unit opened in 2007 and is among Silver Star's mix of upscale condominiums, townhomes and cottages. Located about a mile from Main Street and just 250 yards from the chairlift, this unit sleeps 11 is an ideal for multiple families or a large group of friends looking for a convenient Park City ski vacation.
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