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Deviation, one of London's most successful midweek club nights, boasts a roster of artists spanning various genres. Not to mention that it regularly has sessions throughout the world and along the European festival circuit. On 10 August, Deviation brings its entourage of artists to the PUMA YARD. The night is headed up by Benji B, UK DJ and BBC 1Xtra host, renowned for his soulful, seamless mixes of hip hop, house, funk, and dubstep. So put on those pants, smooth your eyebrows, and pop by.
1. What do you have for breakfast the morning of a performance?
Scrambled eggs on toast standard.
2. What's your favorite spot in London?
My yard.
3. When are you most happy?
When free.
4. Name the most inspiring place in the world.
It's called London.
5. Do you own an air guitar?
Never that.
6. Which question are you asked the most when interviewed?
Name 1-3 songs you cannot live without.
7. If you had a superpower, what would it be?
I do have a superpower, but it's not flying and that's the one I want.
8. Did you play sports growing up? Do you play now?
Yup football. I had a great football brain and not very great football feet. Still love it though.
9.58. One lump? Or two?
Never in my tea. Only in coffee. One lump in my espresso but milk no sugar in my English Breakfast. Thanks.
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What can I say about 2013 other than it was a huge mindf*@k. The year that kicked me in the nuts when I was down, but then made my dreams come true.
[Comedy is hard, especially for the hardest working man in 2013. Click the link to read Mr. 1001's high-and-lowlights of the year.]
Courting Comedy Spotify Playlist: (9/27/2013)
Spotify is a thing. I use it a lot and it's getting popular (as evident of the consistent notifications of late-adopting friends joining). Also, there's a lot of great comedy on the service (still no AST releases though). So with that in mind, here is a highlight of my week in Bay Area Comedy, through the Spotify catalogue.
1. "The 99 Cent Pregnancy Test" by Moshe Kasher. Kash Money is playing Sunnyvale's Rooster T. Feathers this weekend. While his career has taken him to the highest and farthest reaches of comedy, it's really fun to hear him figuring it out on his debut album: Everyone You Know Will DIe and Then You Are! Here's a stand out track from that material, and for entertaining contrast, listen to its contextual sequel.
2. "The Pocket Crisis" by Marga Gomez. Gomez is San Francisco royalty. She recently closed shop at Comedy Bodega (exceptional comedy in the middle of the Mission), but long before that (1997) she released an album! Her trademark affability is brilliantly on display.
3. "Men and Women" by Sammy Obeid. You don't have to read Courting Comedy to know about the exploits of Sammy Obeid. He's literally taken the comedy world by storm, and in doing so, gave context to his success with the release of "Get Funny or Die Tryin'." Here's one of its many highlights.
4. "Gay on Accident, Oops!" by Keith Lowell Jensen. Last week, I saw Keith at the Sacramento Comedy Festival. I've been a fan of Keith's talent and gusto from the giddy up but we live so far away from each other! Check out KLJ's latest album - Elf Orgy- in addition to his two previous (also available on Spotify).
5. "Emily Heller" by Laugh Skull Comedy Festival. I miss Emily Heller. I just do.
6. "Penises and Lollipops" by Baron Vaughn. Baron is at the SF Punch this weekend, and, sadly, I will not be able to see one of my favorite comedians ever. Nonetheless, his rhythmic imagination crystallizes an earworm of comedic prowess. Listen to this and you'll never get the song out of your head. (Also, "Cat People" is equally inescapable)
7. "I Don't Feel Good / Vegetarian Option" by Tom Papa. It seems juvenile to love Tom Papa as much as I do. Not to discredit his comedy, — currently playing at Pleasanton's Tommy T's Steakhouse — but my reverence stems entirely from seeing him as a child, do an excellent 30-minutes of stand-up on Comedy Central. His talent lays wasted in my ignorance, but the vapors of "Tommy Salami" always makes me smile.
Sammy Obeid didn't intend to be in the midst of a streak, but that's exactly where he is. Sammy takes the stage nightly to perform comedy…
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NBC's Gregory Defends Obama Mideast Policy Vs. Santorum, Defends Election Win by Muslim Brotherhood
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On Sunday's Meet the Press on NBC, as guest Rick Santorum criticized President Obama for not supporting a democracy movement in Iran that might have weakened the anti-America radical Muslim government of Tehran, but, by contrast, supported a democracy movement in Egypt directed against a pro-America government - which resulted in an election that recently handed more power in Cairo to radical Muslims - host David Gregory accused the GOP presidential candidate of being "patently contradictory."
As he moved into this foreign policy portion of the interview, Gregory brought up a recent speech in which Santorum accused President Obama of engaging in "appeasement" against America's enemies, and then the NBC host defended Obama's foreign policy.
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Dragon Quest VI Remake Hitting North America on Valentine's Day 2011Over fifteen years after it was released in Japan, SNES RPG Dragon Quest VI will finally arrive in North America on February 14, 2011 for the DS, Nintendo announced today.
Dragon Quest VI: Realms of Revelation is a shiny remake boasting "new character options and enhancements," including new graphics. The project was announced way back in 2008 but has barely been heard of since.
Realms of Revelation follows recent remakes Dragon Quest IV: Chapters of the Chosen, released in 2008, and Dragon Quest V: Hand of the Heavenly Bride from 2009. The latter had also only been released in Japan. New title Dragon Quest IX: Sentinels of the Starry Skies was released in July this year, while DQ X in the works for Wii.
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Price Listed: Autographed Paperback — "Irony, it twists and twirls like a lover's song, but this is hardly a lover's tale. It's one of blades and blood. I wish I could've seen it sooner, but that would've been too easy. I wouldn't have learned to love him."
'They'll stand amongst the corpses of the beloved.' That's what he said at the end, though I never considered myself one of the beloved, not at the beginning. I was simply a terrified woman then, but now… now I understand. Maybe I wish I didn't.
Void take me, this is so demon-damned hard.
In the beginning, he loved me. Irony, it twists and twirls like a lover's song, but this is hardly a lover's tale. It's one of blades and blood. I wish I could've seen it sooner, but that would've been too easy. I wouldn't have learned to love him.
Through the years, Irreor had trained Kipra, taught her everything his father taught him, and she was nearly as skilled as he with a blade. Yet there was more to it than that. She was a fingertip to a parted lip—silence that should've been said, yet words never spoken.
He cared for her. Deeper than the deepest pool, he cared for her. Yet she'd never let him say it.
And so he'd held his tongue.
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Villeen's father might as well have murdered her eldest brother—now she was forced to finish it. She clenched her eyes shut, unable to look at a heap of rags in the cavern's corner. Pale flesh peeked from her brother's half-shredded, brown robes. A book's corner dug into her breast, but she ignored the pain, only clutching it tighter, wishing she'd found it earlier.
The heap, once her eldest brother, Torden, breathed in with a haggard burst.
His chest rose. It fell.
Why didn't father kill him? Why this?
Gravel and moss skittered toward him, sucked in by some strange power. Stones, dust, and tiny leaves of greenish-brown mold—all were dissolved into his flesh, into his unseeing eyes, into his gaping mouth.
Those fragments ceased to exist.
Years ago, her father had discovered a power that he'd called gentahl, but what had happened to Torden was more than simple gentahl.
Fier, her younger brother, pulled her into a hug. "Maybe Torden will hear us—"
"Torden isn't there."
She'd growled the words more fiercely than she'd intended, and she reached up to clasp Fier's arm. What else could she say? She couldn't tell him everything would end perfectly, that the birds would sing, that sunlight would shine warm against their skin.
She knew better.
"I'm sorry," she said. "I didn't mean…."
She turned to him, to the tattoos—twisting, twining, ugly things—that covered his face and body, and pressed her forehead against his shoulder. She'd etched the tattoos two days earlier, only hours after they'd discovered their father's treachery. In return, Fier had pierced her own skin with a needle and ink—hours of pain and determination.
They needed to hide.
Of course, neither knew if it would actually work. Their father could've found them so many ways, gentahl at the top of the list, and now the idea of a simple tattoo seemed absurd.
But she and Fier had been terrified. They hadn't known what to do. They'd panicked.
They stood in an empty room, no more than a cave, deep beneath the Kurin Mountains. Firelight danced across stone walls, and their shadows, so deep and long and black, wavered in rhythm with the flames. Dusty mold invaded her nostrils until only bitterness remained. In a way, that scent was a blessing. It helped her remember, helped her forget.
Her new tattoos burned, but the discomfort did little to dampen her sorrow. This place, their home, felt foreign and distant. Narrow walls pressed against her. The door stood open to prying eyes, allowing anyone to witness her pain.
Not that anyone could see; no one else lived here.
She plunged an invisible thread of gentahl into Fier, slid it into his mind like a needle through a single layer of cloth. Forced it deeper. The door stood open, but gentahl could shift reality. She nudged the thread, yanked and twisted it to change her brother's mind. In that same heartbeat she shifted her own thoughts.
The door closed. Not a swing or a creak, like a normal door. One moment it was opened, the next its edges pressed tight against the cavern's stone.
She hadn't needed to alter Torden's thoughts. He had none.
Gentahl was new, unknown, dangerous. It altered thoughts, and those thoughts then changed reality. Red became blue. Chairs became tables. Iron became copper. In theory, the power should've been able to change anything. In theory, it could've returned her brother, their father before he'd become insane, their lives.
If only it were so easy.
A failed attempt—trying to convince someone without the strength to do so, or attempting to convince too many people—led to pain, confusion, dizziness, and a headache to pierce stones.
The more firm the thought, the more difficult it is to shift. The dead can't live, and nothing can return Torden's mind. A shiver swept across her, and she caressed the tattoos on her arm. How a man or woman looks… ah, that's the strongest of all.
Thus the tattoos. They weren't gentahl, but they might be enough.
Torden twitched.
"It's dangerous to leave him here," she said, and hugged Fier tighter. "Four days is too long, and Father might return."
"We have no way to know what he'll do. I'm sorry, but we must kill—"
"No!" Fier shoved her hands away. He knelt beside Torden and brushed the hair from his brother's face. "Let Father study him. Prophet! Let him come back, and we'll stop him. He's nothing but a self-centered fool."
Her father had discovered gentahl long ago, and perhaps the power itself had driven him insane. He'd sunk into darkness like the dust and moss sank into Torden. He'd murdered his eldest son—or near enough that it no longer mattered—then he'd fled the cavern, losing himself amongst the island's populace.
Father was but one man within a vast sea of others.
Fier rubbed his forehead. The days since they'd lost Torden had proven hard on him. He was younger than her, but gray strands littered his otherwise red hair. He gazed at her with green eyes—intelligent, introspective, wise.
"We can't leave him," she muttered. "This is a mercy, and one he deserves. His life would be worse than death."
It would be a rat in the cage, but how to tell Fier that?
"Our father would return for him," she said. "We can't let that happen, but we're too weak to stop it, and our brother doesn't deserve Father's tests. You know it as well as I. Father is too dangerous."
And he was. He understood more of gentahl than she could ever imagine—how to twist a mind, to alter it so reality changed. She could accomplish minor things: close a door, conjure a spoon or a knife.
Her father could accomplish far, far more.
Fier shrugged, but he clenched his fist. "Then what do you suggest?"
"I'll put our brother to rest, and—"
"No!" He pulled the book from her hands, flipped to one of the earliest pages, and read it aloud. "'I'll bring fury upon them, but I'll have a reason. I want them to feel. I've never felt, but I've wished for it. How do I wish for a wish?'"
She nodded once, hard.
"A dead man can't feel, Vill. Father must have a reason for this, but—"
She yanked the book from him. Its crinkled pages and loose binding contained their father's notes. Thousands of pages. Torden must've found it.
Is that why Father did this to him? Too many unanswered questions.
"The world will change," she murmured. "You know it as I do. He's planned this too thoroughly, and we can't stop it with a word or fist or sword. It will take manipulation, and we must stand at the heart of that. Torden began the change."
"So we'll be the end." He swallowed hard. "But I don't understand why we must kill him."
"A week ago, Father strapped a man to a chair and, for two days, he observed. You think that village will miss their man? The wife her husband? I'd bet so. Ah, but father watched the man's expression, the man's eyes. What was he looking for?"
"I don't want to hear this. You can't be sure that happened—"
"I can, because I saw it. Father doesn't care about you. He doesn't care for me, and he certainly doesn't care for our brother. To him, we're the man in the chair. We're children of the Prophet, nothing more."
Tears tickled her eyes. One dripped to her cheek, and she wiped it away. She knew she was right; her father would use Torden, just as he'd used that villager. He'd grow more powerful.
Torden wouldn't get better. It was too late for that. His mind had already become like a soft butter.
"What do we do?" Fier demanded, as if she could answer all his questions, as if she could twist and twirl their island until it was right.
Nothing could do that.
Their island would sink beneath their father's madness. It would bob and tumble, but how to steady it? Neither she nor her brother held the power to change their faces, their bodies, but she suspected her father did. He could be anyone, anywhere—a whisper in the night, a voice on the wind.
And the whisper could be a maze, the voice a puzzle.
Now she must finish what her father started. She forced herself to look at Torden, at the dust and moss skipping across the floor. His chest rose. It fell.
She'd find her father, her vengeance. The bastard would taste it, wallow in it.
"We burn our brother," she whispered, and her voice trembled as she continued. "We lay him to rest in a way that no one—not our father or even a rat—can hurt him."
Fier paled. "And then? How do we find Father? What do we do if we find him?"
"We'll study his notes and do as we must." She lifted the book, allowed a hint of iron into her tone as she glared at its cover. It would take months, perhaps years. "We don't have a choice."
The key to the Prophet's mind lay within.
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- 7:21 a.m.: A report was taken on the 7200 block of West Zayante Road in Felton, where a woman claimed that her credit card had been used without her permission to pay for a credit check and weight-loss supplements online.
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- 8:30 p.m.: An Apple MacBook Pro was reported as stolen from a home on the 11600 block of Lake Boulevard in Felton. The laptop computer was later found on the front doorstep of a friend of the device's owner and was returned.
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- 8:28 a.m.: A woman was arrested after allegedly stating that she would burn down a house on the 300 block of Melin Avenue in Ben Lomond with a resident inside. Deputies found her to be in possession of a partially filled gas can and two lighters, with methamphetamine in her pocket, according to reports.
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- 10:19 p.m.: A 28-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of public drunkenness in the Graham Plaza shopping center on the 200 block of Mount Hermon Road after officers observed his unsteady gait, slurred speech and confusion.
- 11:11 p.m.: A man was arrested and booked for a misdemeanor warrant during a vehicle stop for expired registration on southbound Highway 17, near the Mount Hermon Road exit. The vehicle was released to one of the passengers.
April 12
- 2:21 p.m.: A purse and a large bag were reported as stolen from a vehicle parked on the 100 block of Vine Hill School Road. The right front window was smashed.
April 11
- 6:18 p.m.: A report was taken on the 200 block of Sherman Drive when a resident called police claiming that someone had fraudulently used personal information to open lines of credit in Westminster.
April 10
- 4:38 p.m.: Officers responded to a call of shoplifting in progress on the 200 block of Mount Hermon Road and arrested a 27-year-old woman, who allegedly displayed symptoms of being under the influence of drugs.
April 9
- 11:09 p.m.: A 40-year-old man was arrested for a probation violation when officers stopped the car he was driving for a vehicular code violation at the intersection of Mount Hermon and Kings Village roads.
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If you plan on lacing up your sneakers and taking part in the 2014 Chicago Bank of America Marathon, you have to register by noon on Monday.
Getting your name on the list has been a pretty big headache the past couple of years. But supposedly that's all been worked out. FOX 32 News has the last-minute details you need to know.
The Chicago Marathon sign-up system crashed when it opened last year. This year, it didn't work and it took two weeks to fine-tune it.
It's been open since mid-March and registration ends Monday at noon. Runners have to get off the fence and make a decision now.
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Our city's marathon is so popular that race organizers have to limit the number of competitors to 45,000. Even at that number, racers say it's a crowded field.
The flat course, which starts and ends in Grant Park, takes runners through Chicago's neighborhoods. It's popular because runners have set personal bests and world records here.
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Now That's (Not) What I Call Music: Not Being "Black" Enough & How Guns N' Roses Changed My Life
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When I was in the 7th grade, I was at one of those birthday sleepovers that girls have. Everyone was talking about their favorite singers and bands, which consisted of what was popular during 2004. I didn't really know that much modern music back then. I had Alicia Keys, Beyonce and Destiny's Child, even Christina Aguilera albums, but I barley knew what was on the Hot 100. But like most pre-teens, I wanted to fit in with my friends at school and know what was popular. My only way of hearing what my friends were listening to was when I went over their houses, or if the radio was playing in stores or at school. I hadn't discovered the beauty of the internet yet.
At this specific sleepover, everyone was listening to the new "Now That's What I Call Music!" album. I think it was Volume 14 or 15. All the pop songs were at the beginning. It was literally the first time I'd heard "Toxic" by Britney Spears - that's how behind on music I was. Some of the more R&B/rap songs came on, (although looking back they were still basically pop) and automatically I liked those songs, even though I barely knew them. About two-thirds of the way through, "rock" (what I like to call pop-rock) started to play.
"Omg, I love this song!" I remember everyone saying that, maybe without the "omg" part, and I expected it from them because it was the kind of music they were "supposed to listen to." But I felt like I had to stick to my beliefs and declare them to everyone.
"I hate rock music." ...No one said anything, and eventually we moved on to a different topic.
Just to clarify, if it would've been country, I would've said the same thing. It wasn't the fact that it was rock music, it was that it was music that black people "shouldn't" like. I didn't learn this from my parents. My mom is one of the most open-minded black people I know. She used to like Billy Idol when she was younger, so that attitude definitely wasn't from her. It was something I picked up from black movies and entertainment, and unfortunately, from people I went to school with. In middle school, some people said I "acted white" because I talked differently than them. After that, I thought I had to adopt a "blacker" way of living. This consisted of watching more "black" movies and listening to more "black" music, even if I didn't like them, and rejecting things that weren't "black" enough, even if I did like them.
So I tried to listen to more rap and R&B, and I tried talk more like a black person, whatever that means. I made sure to immediately turn off any country music and not sing along to the rock music with my friends. I made myself like every black song that came out and learn the dances that accompanied them. I watched BET's 106th and Park almost every day after school and tried to dress the part of a "black girl." Eventually, I had fooled myself into thinking I actually liked the trash that was being produced. Okay, not all of it was trash, but most of the mainstream stuff was. When I would like a song that wasn't in the "black" category, I felt confused. Either that, or I would secretly listen to it at home but not tell anyone else (this was the case with my Madonna obsession).
Then, I heard Guns N' Roses. I was working at an outdoor recreation center the summer after my 9th grade year, and one of the supervisors listened to Appetite for Destruction almost every day. I couldn't believe how good it was! It sounded different from modern rock at the time, which I didn't like whether it was "black enough" or not. They became my first favorite band. Then, I heard Nirvana. Then, Avenged Sevenfold. Soon, I was listening to Iron Maiden, Megadeth, Metallica, X Japan, Led Zeppelin, BUCK-TICK, Japanese music, Middle Eastern music, and all this other stuff that I didn't know existed! How did I not know about this music before? Because I was busy trying to conform, THAT'S why!
This doesn't only happen with music, and it definitely doesn't only happen with race. We're always trying to live up to expectations. We fall for the labels. We don't figure out and explore what truly excites us. We accept what our parents tell us or we conform to what our friends think is cool. We don't want to be different for fear of being called a "hipster," and sometimes, for people who enjoy things that are less well-known, we fear being called mainstream. We shouldn't have to conform to a certain category and like certain things because of our skin color, background, gender, or any other classification. Open your minds! You're missing out on what's interesting, fun, and inspiring just so you can fit into a boring box! Get out of the box and see the world for yourself, with all it's color, shapes, creatures, and sounds! Don't spend your whole life doing what you're "supposed" to do!
Now, I barely listen to R&B and rap. Not because I think it's bad. I can't deny I like music from the New Jack Swing era, Aaliyah, TLC, and anything from the 60s to the 80s. But I don't feel like I have to listen to those genres in order to prove I'm "black" enough. My favorite musicians are mainly classified as metal. I like classical music and musicians from the romantic era, as well as house and trance. I listen to a lot of film and video game soundtracks. Sometimes, I hear a country song on the radio, and I like it. A lot. And sometimes, I have a Britney Spears-fest, and I listen to all of her older songs on repeat for a few hours. I don't feel bad about that, either. My point is, don't feel bad about what you listen to and don't restrict yourself to a certain type or genre of music. Honestly, listening to a variety of sounds and genres changed my life. It might be a dramatic statement, but it's true. I'm learning more every day about who I am and what I truly enjoy partly because of the music I listen to, and I have to say Guns N' Roses is (at least a little bit) the cause of that.
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Bio: Shamir Lee is a senior majoring in Advertising. She's a writer for Penn State's CRITIQUE, a student-run business magazine. Additionally, she has created ads and flyers for One Heart, an organization fighting against child sexual abuse. She's interested in looking at cats, doing ballet, exercising, and ending animal cruelty. In her free time, she enjoys watching horror movies, some of her favorites being Satoshi Kon's Perfect Blue and the 2003 remake of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre ("sorry, I just really like the cinematography"). Music is a big part of her life, as she plays piano, a little bit of guitar, and used to play saxophone. Some of her favorite musicians are Jason Becker, BUCK-TICK, Megadeth, Aivi Tran, Missing Persons, Nina Hagen, Prince, and Koji Kondo.
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There's been a lot of heat today about Rupert Sheldrake's TEDx Talk. And in the spirit of radical openness, I'd like to bring the community into our process.
While TED does not vet speakers at independent TEDx events, a TEDx talk can be removed from the TEDx archive if the ideas contained in it are wrong to the point of being unscientific, and that includes misrepresenting the scientific process itself.
Sheldrake is on that line, to some commenters around Twitter and the web. His talk describes a vision of science made up of hard, unexamined constants. It's a philosophical talk that raises general questions about how we view science, and what role we expect it to play.
When my team and I debate whether to take action on a TEDx talk, we think deeply about the implications of our decision -- and aim to provide the TEDx host with as clear-cut and unbiased a view as possible.
You are invited, if you like, to weigh in today and tomorrow with your thoughts on this talk. We'll be gathering the commentary into a couple of categories for discussion:
1. Philosophy. Is the basis of his argument sound -- does science really operate the way Sheldrake suggests it does? Are his conclusions drawn from factual premises?
2. Factual error. (As an example, Sheldrake says that governments do not fund research into complementary medicine. Here are the US figures on NIH investment in complementary and alternative medicine 2009-2010: http://nccam.nih.gov/about/budget/institute-center.htm )
As a note: Please know that whether or not you have time or energy to contribute here, the talk is also under review by the TED team. We're not requiring your volunteer labor -- but we truly welcome your input. And we're grateful to those who've written about this talk in other forums, including but not limited to Jerry Coyne, PZ Myers, Kylie Sturgess and some thoughtful Redditors.
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Mar 8 2013: In my meager opinion, there was nothing bad in what Rupert said. Science is pure Objective Observation, Questioning, and a living Science should incorporate itself being under investigation otherwise it turns into a dogmatic "dead" science. I think we have all seen organizations topple due to the fact that they cannot accept patterns of change.
The question at hand is, has science been turning into more of a statistical based observation and i think this is the point he was getting at.
I dont think someone should be beat up over the fact that they want to question the mainstream perspective. He is a modern scientist who can "Think outside of the box" most people would be afraid to question the status quo.
I think there is split in the field some people are comfortable with their Newtonian mechanistic sciences while others are looking for more fluidity as with quantum physics. I would be interested if some of the constants were reevaluated could they be actually cyclical but i guess that wont happen if nobody ever challenges the current idea. So my final thoughts are - Do not burn him at the stake, let me live
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There is hereby established a Senate Commission on Art (hereinafter referred to as "the Commission") consisting of the President pro tempore of the Senate, the chairman and ranking minority member of the Committee on Rules and Administration of the Senate, and the majority and minority leaders of the Senate.
(b) Chairman and Vice Chairman; quorum; Executive Secretary
The Majority Leader and Minority Leader of the Senate shall be the chairman and vice chairman, respectively, of the Commission. Three members of the Commission shall constitute a quorum for the transaction of business, except that the Commission may fix a lesser number which shall constitute a quorum for the taking of testimony. The Secretary of the Senate shall be the Executive Secretary of the Commission [1]
(c) Appointment of Senate Curator; assignment of assistants
The Secretary of the Senate shall appoint a Senate Curator approved by the Senate Commission on Art. The Senate Curator shall be an employee of the Secretary of the Senate assigned to assist the Commission. The Secretary of the Senate shall assign additional employees to assist the Commission, and provide such other assistance, as the Commission determines necessary.
(d) Hearings and meetings
The Commission shall be empowered to hold hearings, summon witnesses, administer oaths, employ reporters, request the production of papers and records, take such testimony, and adopt such rules for the conduct of its hearings and meetings, as it deems necessary.
[1] So in original. Probably should be followed by a period.
Source(Pub. L. 100–696, title IX, § 901(a), (b)(1), (3),Nov. 18, 1988, 102 Stat. 4610, 4611; Pub. L. 108–83, title I, § 3(d)(1),Sept. 30, 2003, 117 Stat. 1012.)
Section was classified to section 188b of former Title 40, prior to the enactment of Title 40, Public Buildings, Property, and Works, by Pub. L. 107–217, § 1,Aug. 21, 2002, 116 Stat. 1062.
Section is based on section 1 of Senate Resolution No. 382, Ninetieth Congress, Oct. 1, 1968, which was enacted into permanent law and amended by Pub. L. 100–696.
2003—Subsec. (b). Pub. L. 108–83, § 3(d)(1)(A), substituted "The Majority Leader and Minority Leader of the Senate shall be the chairman and vice chairman, respectively, of the Commission." for "The Commission shall elect a Chairman and a Vice Chairman at the beginning of each Congress."
Subsec. (c). Pub. L. 108–83, § 3(d)(1)(B), added subsec. (c) and struck out former subsec. (c) which read as follows: "The Commission shall select a Curator of Art and Antiquities of the Senate who shall be appointed by and be an employee of the Secretary of the Senate. The Curator shall serve at the pleasure of the Commission, shall perform such duties as it may prescribe, and shall receive compensation at a gross rate, not to exceed $22,089 per annum to be fixed by the Commission. At the request of the Commission the Secretary of the Senate shall detail to the Commission such additional professional, clerical, and other assistants as, from time to time, it deems necessary."
1988—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 100–696, § 901(b)(3), substituted "Senate Commission on Art" for "Commission on Art and Antiquities of the United States Senate".
Subsec. (b). Pub. L. 100–696, § 901(b)(1), inserted "The Secretary of the Senate shall be the Executive Secretary of the Commission".
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Michael's - South Point Casino
- Dining Style: Fine Dining
- Website: http://www.southpointcasino.com/dining/michaels.php
- Phone: 7027967111
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Dinner: Monday - Sunday: 5:30pm - 10:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Seafood, Continental, Steakhouse
- Executive Chef: Fred Bielak
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar/Lounge, Beer, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Wheelchair Access, Wine
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Las Vegas visitors and residents alike know that Michael's gourmet room is one of the finest restaurants in all of Las Vegas. For over 20 years, this intimate, 50-seat gourmet room has earned accolades galore. Its many prestigious honors awarded by the country's premier restaurant reviewers and dining surveys attest to its excellence not only in menu but also in service and style. Michael's awards have included being named one of the Top 5 Restaurants in Las Vegas by the Zagat Survey. It received the Four-Diamond Award for Exceptional Cuisine, Excellent Service, and Elegant Dining Atmosphere from the American Automobile Association, the Award of Excellence from Distinguished Restaurants of North America, and the Finest Gourmet Restaurant recognition from the Las Vegas Review-Journal Readers' Poll. Dining at Michael's is an experience of a lifetime. One of our guests told us that his dinner at Michael's was better than the meal he had eaten the week before at the White House!Continued
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special occasion (43)romantic (36)fit for foodies (20)notable wine list (16)neighborhood gem (11)good for groups (5)great for lunch (1)Show More
- Why classics become classicsProdigiousappDined on 9/26/2014Michael's is old fashion-I should say classic, gracious-dining not found too many places any more. Lush upholstery, tablecloths, Venetian chandeliers and a mature, professional wait staff. No surprises or molecular deconstructions on the menu, just old elegant standards perfectly prepared. My husband and I have eaten a meal or two around the world and my Dover sole and his lamb chops were among the best we've ever had. Sides and salads were also familiar, but delicious. Remember the relish tray and extra treats?Michael's includes it all. I sound ancient, but sometimes it is nice to be transported back to more elegant times and Michael's does that beautifully.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- One of the bestDavorVIPDined on 9/21/2014Michael's still serve Banana Fosters the traditional way. Outstanding service staff. We celebrated out anniversary there and had outstanding reception.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Simply amazingdavilaDined on 9/12/2014This is not just a restaurant it is a dining experience second to none!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- steaks at its bestOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/4/2014we recently moved to lv and our wedding anniversary was coming up and wanted to find a local restaurant to have a late dinner and we found it. from the time we entered the door to the time we left we were pampered. the staff and service was excellent always there when when you wanted something. the dinner, wine and drinks were excellent. our daughter and son-in-law were with us that evening and they both agree everything was excellent. being new in town we will definitly be returning again even if its not a special occasion and its close to home.Special Features:
- 5 Star ExperiencewjzgirlDined on 9/4/2014This restaurant is a must. The atmosphere was lovely. A place to truly sit, have great conversation, and a dining experience. The service was outstanding. The wait staff attends to your every need and even tries to anticipate that need. They're very helpful with suggestions. The food was simply amazing very flavorful, fabulous presentation, enormous portion sizes. I wanted to experience a 5 Star restaurant and Michael's exceeded my expectations.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- fantasticBob1VIPDined on 9/1/2014Hidden in the Southpointe, it is a shockingly world class restaurant. Lots of goodies complements of the chef. Sorbet with Dom Perignon poured over it. Need I say more.Special Features:
- Best dining experience we have hadOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/30/2014Great food with exceptional service. Worth the cost (@$150/person with wine). Highly recommend this restaurant. Don't be fooled by the location, this is an amazing restaurant located in a below average casino.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The BEST restaurant in Vegas.iSoZanderDined on 8/22/2014The steak is always spit on and amazing. Staff is very personable and friendly, the manager and GM are always helpful, the bartender anyways makes great drinks. Worth the price that it is.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best Dining Experience everBmoreFoodieDined on 8/19/2014My wife and I have been to a lot of up scale restaurants and Michael's is at the very top of our favorites list. We where treated like royalty form the time we stepped in the door to the moment we left. The food was perfectly prepared and the staff was professional and very attentive to our every request.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- never disappointsOpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 8/12/2014Elegant, service is the best anywhere, particularly Captain RussellSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- WOW!!!!eatoutoftenVIPDined on 8/12/2014Michael's is what gourmet rooms were like in the early days of Las Vegas. After being seated they are quick to get you drink order and bring it, then an appetizer tray that is to die for. The menus are presented just like in the old days, prices on the man's menu but no the woaman's. Ordered the Maryland crab cocktail and Maryland crab cake as appetizers. We are originally from Maryland and this was the BEST crab cake we have had in Las Vegas in the 24 years we have lived here. $79.00 for a filet is a little pricey but I must say it was worth every penny of it. Great place for that extra special occasion, which this evening was for us. Expensive at the end but again worth every penny we spent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Simply the best Ive hadOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/8/2014From the moment we set foot in Michaels we were treated like royalty. The service was extremely efficient and discreet and any questions we had about the menu were answered in full. The food itself was quite simply perfect and served with old style panache. I will be recommending Michaels to anyone who asks and the fact that the restaurant was filled with local Las Vegas residents tells you everything you need to know.Special Features:
- Expensive for a Fair mealFineDined on 8/7/2014We went for our 11 year wedding anniversary. The entrance and ambience is outstanding! The Service was very good! Our bill was $322.00 for 1 cocktail each, 1 shared appetizer and a meal priced for 2. We did bring our own bottle of wine that they had a corking charge of $35.00. Overall when you compare everything we would not rate real high on our list!Special Features:
- Great fine diningOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/25/2014We were very surprised at the level of intimacy and quality and quantity of food!Special Features:
- JackVIPDined on 7/24/2014Atmosphere--magnificent Service--tremendous food--spectacularSpecial Features:
- Beautiful RestaurantOpenTable Diner Since 2009VIPDined on 7/19/2014This was our second visit to Michael's which was as enjoyable and delicious as the first. Wait staff is friendly and attentive.Special Features:
- Dinner at Michael'sRestReviewDined on 7/19/2014We had a First Class dining experience at Michael's at The South Point in Las Vegas. As I told our waiter, the food was second ONLY to the service.Special Features:
- Hidden Gem with a story to tellOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 7/18/2014The menu, atmosphere and service are completely "Old School". It is a Great experience that only a handful of restaurants execute these days. Table side presentations of Caesar salad, chateaubriand, bananas foster, and cherries jubilee are all part of the repertoire. The food is very good as is the service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Awesome Fine DiningCajunDined on 7/15/2014I have been to Michaels 7 times and have been impressed each time. As a frequent traveler that eats at steakhouses all over the United States, I feel that Micheals quality of food and service puts them in the top tier if not the top. You need to go hungry because the quantity of food is more than enough to fill you up. Save room for the desserts.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A Vegas Classic!csmartreviewsVIPDined on 7/11/2014We used to go to Michael's years ago ago at the Barbary Coast. We finally just returned to the new location at the South Point Hotel and it was fabulous. The same "old Vegas" vibe, impeccable service, an abundance of food and a truly special experience. Truly a gem in Vegas. It's certainly expensive but worth it for the experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Simply The BestOpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 7/8/2014The best restaurant in Las Vegas, and I've been to all of the highly rated ones.Special Features:
- Treated Like a KingOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 7/7/2014Willy and the staff treated us like royalty. It's a must place for us each time we visit Las Vegas.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The weirdest experience evergrrlguideVIPDined on 7/1/2014The red velvet room feels like a private dining room in a fancy bordello. Tuxedo'ed waiters dance attendance around you; white tablecloths, silver service, beautifully presented, with one exception: water poured from liter-sized plastic Canada Dry jugs. (Really?) It just cheapened the experience. Fine food but pricey even for a 4-star steakhouse -- portions Flintstone-sized (which is the only way they can justify $90 for an entree). The food is old-fashioned -- caesar salad, shrimp cocktail, classic 60's desserts like cheesecake, layer cakes, flaming things, not one whiff of irony or attempt to bring these dishes into the 21st century. Spent $400 on 2 entrees, 1 martini, 1 glass of wine, and 1 caesar salad. I felt used.Special Features:
- Love MichaelscatdocVIPDined on 6/27/2014Dover sole is excellent. Five star service as usual. We dine here at least twice during our vegas staysSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A Most Special Eveninggr8timeDined on 6/21/2014Each time we have dined at Michael's it has been memorable! The atmosphere is elegant. The service impeccable and the food outstanding! It is our most favorite restaurant for a special occasion! World Class! After cruises and world travel Michael's can compare to any fine dining restaurant we have visited.Special Features:
- ExcellentOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 6/20/2014Every course was a culinary adventure, from the starter toasted pumpernickel bread with parmesan to the finishing golden chocolate pieces. The staff was very polite, helpful, and knowledgeable. Wing Lei used to have the best sea bass- now it's definitely Michael's.Special Features:
- If it's a special occasionallietooDined on 6/15/2014If you are celebrating a special occasion, event or just want to feel extra special this is the place to go. You would never ever guess this restaurant is inside a casino. If you never experienced old style Vegas dining you must go here once. Every time we go for dinner I feel like I have stepped back in time. The food is excellent and the service is 5 star, I don't think there is anything you could request that they wouldn't be able to provide. We have never been rushed. The prices are equal to the food and service. We highly recommend Michael's at South Point, everyone should go at least once.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great show, but not so tastybazhenchikDined on 6/10/2014Each course is a show: the waiters finalize preparation of each course at your table. The serving is also very original: the shrimp cocktail was in a ice glass, the dessert was on fire, etc. It's like the food theatre;) The staff is very elegantly dressed and very attentive. Great idea for the wine list: they have collected the labels from the wines and stuck them as a book. But to be honest, I did not quite like the taste of majority of the food I tried. Maybe it was a bad choice from the menu -I don't know.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The BestGeaux62VIPDined on 6/8/2014This is the best restaurant in Las Vegas. It is well worth the trip to Southpoint. Impeccable service. Amazing food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wow!cMazVIPDined on 6/4/2014We've eaten here previously and wanted to experience again truly fine dining. This outing exceeded our expectations! Best crab cake I've ever had! Service was impeccable. Steaks divine. What more can you say but WOW!Special Features:
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- worldtravelerDined on 5/23/2014After all these years, Michael's is still the best place in town.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Phenomenal service!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 5/19/2014Took my wife for a special night out. Michael's sure did not disappoint. Excellent service with great food. It has an old Vegas feel. Our server and waitstaff were very attentive and immediately available for any request. The restaurant is small but very nice.Special Features:
- 49th anniversity dinnerOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 5/15/2014you made a special time even more special,dinner was top shelf, service perfect,in other words just the way I had planned to spend this important date; Thanks again for a great eveningSpecial Features:
- WinefoodwinefoodDined on 5/15/2014The service is second to none in the world! The stone crab appetizer was superb as was the ceasar salad. The rack of lamb was good but not great. The mint jelly which accompanied the dish was yet another example of a preparation detail that escapes most modern menus. We had a total of 4 desert courses partly because we were celebrating our 30th wedding anniversary. The wine list is not extensive but was surprisingly well priced (Robert Mondavi Reserve Cab 2009= $140.00...they are begging you to drink a bottle of this excellent wine). All in all, a great and memorable time was had by my wife and I. We would certainly return the next time we are in Vegas and we also encourage all the foodies to plan a visit ASAP!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wow Impressive!OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 5/10/2014Everything from the time you enter until the time you leave is impeccable!Special Features:
- longMarriagesDined on 5/10/2014This restaurant was the best I could have ask for. This was my wife and my 40th anniversary and we were very pleased with the whole experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Old World CharmOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 5/10/2014If you are looking for a place which highlights the old school way of dining and treating people, this is the place! We felt taken care of from the moment we walked in until the time we left. Where else do you still get table side service and sorbet between courses to clean your palate, no where but Michael's. We had an amazing dinner and service! It is tucked away in a local casino, and you might never know it was there, but try it! Great place for special occasions!!!Special Features:
- Another great dining experiencecatdocVIPDined on 5/8/2014Once again michaels does not disappoint. Caesar salad, dover sole, steak were all top notch. Excellent and attentive service. Our favorite vegas restaurant by far.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- deadon1Dined on 5/8/2014If Micheal's had one fault it would be that diners who come dressed (Coat and/or Tie) are left with the feeling that they are paying for the crem de la crem so that other guest can show up in Blue denims and Tea Shirts can eat in Berger King attire. One look at these guest and it cheapens the place. A really fine restaurant will not allow anyone admittance with out a coat and tie. This is the norm of the fine establishment in New Orleans. I have eaten at Micheals at least once a year and as many time as three times a year over the past 30 years. It not always this way.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- FantasticLeweyDined on 5/7/2014I booked this based on reviews online for a group of friends. I could not have been happier with the outcome. The place had a great ambiance and the service is some of the best I have ever had anywhere. The menu was vast with many great choices for every course. The food was cooked perfectly and the array of taste for each course could not been better. The dinner was more of an event rather than just a meal.Special Features:


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Rated 3.5 / 5 stars March 3, 2013
all noob writter review its to easy to give 5 stars stop that for all video!!!!
good design good song but the historie is bad... Its just not an history...
Rated 5 / 5 stars January 18, 2010
Cool flash
I suppose you could considering this Christmas flash confusing but i would just use the word "random" with all the space robots and other crazy things,i loved the animation and the song went great with the video,overall it was a strange but fun Christmas flash to watch.
Thanks for the review, tWas intended to be random, I've done conventional Xmas toons before and wanted a change
Fun fact, this review was my first review on my iPod touch!
Rated 5 / 5 stars December 21, 2009
A merry chirstmassacre to you too
Best christmas movie since die hard, great action and a funny plot
I need to work on 3D and having more than 1 angle for characters, as said by one of the guys below.
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Rated 5 / 5 stars December 21, 2009
Love it! lol xD
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SPOKANE, Wash -- A semi truck collided with a pickup truck in an early morning wreck.
It happened around 5:15 a.m. at the intersection of Francis and Freya in north Spokane.
Police say the driver of the semi failed to yield to a flashing red light. They say he was headed southbound on Freya when he plowed into the pickup headed eastbound on Francis.
Neither of the drivers suffered any injuries.