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Cafe Sevilla - San Diego
- Address:
353 Fifth Avenue
Cross Street Between J and K Street
San Diego, CA 92101Neighborhood:
Downtown / Gaslamp
- Cuisine:
SpanishPrice: $30 and under
Cafe Sevilla - San Diego
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.cafesevilla.com/
- Phone: 6192335979
- Hours of Operation:
Dinner: Sunday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 11:00pm, Friday: 4:00pm - 12:00am, Saturday: 4:00pm - 1:00am; Brunch: Sunday: 10:30am - 2:30pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Spanish, Tapas / Small Plates
- Executive Chef: Paul Bauer
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Chef's Table, Counter Seating, Dancing, Delivery, Entertainment, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, Late Night, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Private Party Facilities: Cafe Sevilla is one of Southern California's top-rated restaurants & has the right ingredients in place to create an extra-special event for you.
- Private Party Contact: Lorenza Rivero 8776491451
- Entertainment: Flamenco Dinner Show: Saturday: 7:30pm - 9:30pm $47.50p/p; Spanish Rock: Monday 9:30pm - 1:30am $8. co/p Salsa: Tuesday: 8:30pm - 1:30am $8. co/p Thursday: 8:30pm - 1:30am $10.co/p Sunday: 6:30pm - 1:30am $8. co/p DJ Night: Friday: 10:00pm - 1:30am $15.co/p Saturday: 10:00pm - 1:30am $15.co/p
A word from Cafe Sevilla - San Diego
Authentic Spanish Cuisine and Tapas Bar with dinner shows on weekends and a Spanish Flamenco Guitarist at the Tapas Bar 7 days a week at 7:00 pm.Continued
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- Diners' Choice WinnerLate Night Find
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Cafe Sevilla - San Diego reviews from OpenTable diners
94 reviews since June 4, 2014
- Food4.2Service4.2
- Ambiance4.4Noise LevelEnergetic
fit for foodies (47)hot spot (34)vibrant bar scene (32)good for groups (31)neighborhood gem (31)special occasion (28)romantic (25)late-night find (25)notable wine list (12)great for outdoor dining (10)great for lunch (8)kid-friendly (5)scenic view (4)great for brunch (3)Show More
- A happy reminder of trip to spainOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/29/2014We always order Gazpacho, Paella for two and a pitcher of Sangria. This last time was outstanding, but all the previous times were very good as well.Special Features:
- L BoyleOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 9/28/2014Fabulous restaurant in a great location! Great Tapa's, drinks and décor! Valet parking is a good deal, normally $15, but if you spend $50 in the restaurant your valet is reduced to $5.Special Features:
- Our experienceSashaDined on 9/28/2014The staff was very friendly and courteous. The music was too loud and I asked on two occasions to turn it down. It's a nice place but the resonance is way too high. The food was awesome as always.Special Features:
- great authentic foodsupperclubsdDined on 9/20/2014We just celebrated my wife's birthday and had an awesome time. The food was flavorful and authentic and also great vibe. Can't say the same about the service, our waitress seemed out of it and very distracted there for we waited three times more than normal for our food and drinks. It's still a great place and would definitely go back hopping to get a different waitress.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always greatOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/19/2014Different, fun, Gipsy kings music, Spanish Food. Beautiful place. Great service.Special Features:
- Welcoming PlaceLordKekDined on 9/17/2014Being our first time in San Diego, this was our first visit to Café Sevilla. It won't be our last! Both the food and the staff were incredible. The dining area is a warm, welcoming place. I heartily recommend it!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- I felt like I was back in SpainAlaskaDined on 9/16/2014While in San Diego at a convention a couple of my colleagues and I went to Cafe Sevilla for dinner. The service we encountered was outstanding, the food was incredible from the tapas to the paella and desserts and the wine and sangria were enchanting! Every time I go to San Diego I will make sure that Cafe Sevilla is on my itinerary!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Unique atmosphere with great foodBorinaDined on 9/13/2014It was our first time here; we experienced great customer service; unique atmosphere; delicious food; nice live music;had memorable dinner. We ordered seafood paella and it was delicious! Would highly recommend for a romantic dinner or group parties!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Showed up on timeWorks10Dined on 9/10/2014Hostess forgot to shut down open table reservations. So we did not get served
- So many memoriesOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/5/2014Our daughter and friend Felipe dated at Cafe Sevilla, while students at San Diego state. They married.. We are Gma&Gpa to their 3.. We visited SD for AARP Convention. After a tiring day, Susann (consiguere @Westin Gaslight ) made our reservations. Oh yes, how was it?..1st in line * Large table for 2 with enough light t o read the menu..* gratis tapa* 10%- * Seniors, easy walk from Westin, on FRI..at7:30...big Summer night!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Revel in the Old WorldOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 9/5/2014Food, ambiance, and service transported me to my wonderful memories of Spain.Special Features:
- Perfection.KSeto26Dined on 8/31/2014I've been to Sevilla a handful of times and every visit is perfection. The decor is stunning, I feel like I've been transported to Spain every time I step in. The live music, is hands down the very best in town (Sun nights are my fav). And the food is TOO delicious. I'm rolling out of there every single time I go. I cannot rave about this place enough. I live in SB now and every time I visit SD it's a must.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Food and AtmosphereGregVIPDined on 8/28/2014Always awesome. Always enjoy the gluten free options here.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Top Notch Gas Lamp RestaurantCoachJoshDined on 8/25/2014I live and work predominantly in the SF Bay Area but often do overnight trips to San Diego to visit my clients there. San Diego has one of my all-time favorite restaurants in Café Sevilla in the Gas Lamp District. I've been to this restaurant 4 times and have yet to be anything but extremely satisfied. This Spanish tapas restaurant delivers in every aspect, from ambience/décor, service, bar/drinks and of course, the food!!! I tend to dine here with co-workers and we take the family style approach to dining here so that everyone can try as many items as possible. Having tried about 2/3 of the menu now, I can attest that Café Sevilla has nailed it! It's hard to go wrong with this menu but you HAVE to try the beef short rib = to die for!Special Features:
- Great experienceOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/22/2014awsome food. great recommendations from staff. Unique flavors. Will recommend to friends.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The "new" Cafe SevillaShowellDined on 8/20/2014I used to frequent Cafe Sevilla about 25 years ago when it was smaller and had a lot of character. It still has a nice ambiance, and the food wasn't exceptional, but it was good. Overall, I wasn't as wowed as I'd hoped to be after such a long hiatus between visits, but the price was a nice surprise. With one $10 glass of wine and four appetizers, our bill was only about $30. Still, if you're looking for more interesting and consistently good quality cuisine, my go-to is Urbane Cafe at 5th and Laurel, or Crest Cafe in Hillcrest. If you want a really great dining experience and don't mind paying for it, try Herringbone in La Jolla. Great service, food, and ambiance.
- Waiter was in appropriaatenotthebestnight816Dined on 8/16/2014HI I called to say the waiter treated him self to shots while on duty and billed me for it. Steve the manager was kind enough to offer the cost back to me in a gift card. Very disappointing to experience this situation. Seems he also discounted the bill after I left to say I had a coupon which I did not so that he could keep a tip out of the bill because I didn't leave one due to my upset over paying for shots we never ordered for him or us.Special Features:
- Cafe SevillaDroneganDined on 8/14/2014My party was happily surprised to find that all tapas were 1/2 price for happy hour. All four selections were excellent, but the short ribs were so good we considered ordering another for dessert. Our server was friendly and attentive, and the decor unique. Only gripe: music was a bit too loud where we were seated on the ground level.Special Features:
- Good food and serviceseanc623VIPDined on 8/12/2014Our waitress, Sara, did a great job. We'll be back in a month or so.Special Features:
- DeliciousElds007Dined on 8/10/2014Incredible food, fantastic service, and the cocktails were delicious. Try the empanadas and the octopus ceviche. The staff was more than congenial, and the live Spanish music was a perfect touch. Would absolutely recommend to anyone.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- C0nstanceDined on 8/10/2014Ambience and decor are pleasant; Spanish inspired (as one would anticipate considering it's Spanish Tapas). The servers and hostesses are friendly and authentically friendly. The only downside to the restaurant is the seating. The layout is slightly awkward and the bar-top style communal tables infront of the stage are incredibly uncomfortable. Otherwise, the music, food and staff were all great!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- best new restaurant in down town?OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 8/9/2014Waited 30 min after showing up for my scheduled OT reservation. Was told I was 1st on the waiting list but many other guests sat down before my group of 3. Aside from the frustration of waiting, the food was good. Not worth the 2 hrs and 30 min of being at the establishment. Might be the best tapas bar in the area. I'd recommend going if you show up before 6pm promptly as the hostesses act as if its their first job.Special Features:
- Great music and atmospherealeneubauerDined on 8/8/2014The food is just good. But the music, ambience and the service are amazing!Special Features:
- still goodbrewdiverDined on 8/8/2014Finally made it to the new location. Nice place...good food. Wish music started earlierSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Doesn't live up to the hype.SteveTDined on 8/6/2014I'm not sure what the draw is for this restaurant. There really isn't anything that distinguishes it. The ambiance was fair at best. The food is average. The service, pleasant. Having a view of the water isn't enough when you're a foodie at heart.
- Got tapas?NSRUIZDined on 8/5/2014Haven't been to a tapas bar in over 5 years until last Tuesday at Cafe Sevilla. Went for a nice dinner with live music then walked next door to Sevilla Night Club. How awesome is that! Try their traditional paella! Good stuff.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- excellent dinner and entertainmentWVUSteveDined on 8/3/2014Had an excellent dinner starting with the flight of wine cocktails,beef kabobs, trio of ceviche, traditional paella. Great tastes. Then excellent Spanish guitar entertainment. Started during happy hour, very reasonable bill. Second time there and will definitely return when in San Diego again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Yummy4a22bdayDined on 8/2/2014The food was excellent, service was spot on however, it is a very loud restaurant. So, if quiet and romantic is what you are looking for, this would not be the best choice.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The best meal and musicians🎶🎶🎶SLindaSDined on 7/31/2014My two friends and I met at Cafe Sevilla to celebrate one year of retirement from teaching elementary and high school visual and performing arts students. We decided to make it an annual celebration from now on ! The food and music are great and the Sangria is perfection!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great happy hourOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/22/2014Great food and service. Did happy hour... White San Gria ---delicious.. Ahi Tuna Tower and lamb were scrumptious!,,, Oh! And try the olive bread!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fantastic Tapas!DonnaLeeCDined on 7/20/2014We had a food orgy. Everything was delicious. We stuffed ourselves. We expected a very expensive tab but were so thrilled to see it had been happy hour and the bill was half of what we expected. Even Better!Special Features:
- Drinks great food iffyTravelwellDined on 7/19/2014Drink menu and drinks were awesome. Food wasn't the greatest paella was undercooked and didn't taste well.Special Features:
- A Return Visit to Cafe SevillaTomBVIPDined on 7/6/2014This is the second time I have been to Café Sevilla. Grant, our server, provided us with detailed information about the menu options and different choices. The option of making tapas a full meal is a great alternative, by adding a starch and a vegetable. Both my companion and I chose that option. Café Sevilla is the place to go for fine Spanish food in San Diego.Special Features:
- Fabulous Waitressp0153316Dined on 7/6/2014Rose who served us last Sunday was so fabulous and she signed to us in American Sign Language. She was nice, friendly and helpful with our food. I think Café Sevilla is very fortunate to have her as a great and top waitress!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Overpriced bad food and cocktails.BreeDined on 7/2/2014Cocktails were watered down, very little, and overpriced!!! Mojitos were more like lime-juice. Food was extremely overpriced AND horrible, not a good combination. Best part is atmosphere but that's not enough for me anymore. Restaurant staff - PATRONS DO NOT WANT TO OVERHEAR YOUR DRAMA!!!Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 6/29/2014I was looking forward to the sangria that I had not had in some time but there was too much ice and a bit watered down. Disappointed! There used to be several pieces of fruit to enjoy but my drink only had one piece which looked like a slice of orange or lemon. Food was yummy !Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good, wished music started earlierDinerFromCADined on 6/27/2014Stopped in on Friday night around 5:30 for dinner (no we're not elderly, just missed out on lunch). Looking forward to flamenco music, but it didn't start until 9:30. Service was slow and impersonal at first, but got much better towards the end of our meal. Sangria, scallops and ahi tuna tapas were just average, nothing special or unique. Empanadas were much better, but then I've never met an empanada I didn't like. Live music would have made our experience much more memorable. If I'm in the area, I might try them again but I wouldn't go out of my way to come here for an early dinner.I would recommend this to a friend.
- A few bumps didn't ruin the eveningLuv2dineDined on 6/13/2014Seated us immediately. Food was very good. Waitress seem a little rude and bothered when we asked about suggestions from the menu. Another waiter kept bumping wife's chair. They made a mistake in one of our dishes but fixed it immediately. I would recommend and dine again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good Food Served FitfullyTdalecDined on 6/10/2014Very good Spanish food... when it arrives...finally. We ordered six of the tapas selections and the last two arrived an hour later. How does it take that long to grill sausages? That may have been an aberration. The place is wildly over-decorated and too dark.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- I was looking forward to go but:Gam2kDined on 6/7/2014I was not able to be there that's why I wanted yo cancel from the beginning but you people told me there were no cancelation and no refunds that's the only aspect I didn't like from cafe Sevilla. Well what's done is done maybe next time. Thank you.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Wednesday, May 18, Members meeting at 1 p.m.
Wednesday, May 25, 10 a.m.-2 p.m., 10th annual Senior Health and Fitness Day, to be held in Patterson Park.
Monday, June 1: Sunshine luncheon, 11:30 a.m. We honor our current members 85 plus with a reduced price catered luncheon with music. Time: Cost to members 85 plus is $4, cost to current members is $8.00, non-members $12. Reservations required with payment by May 25.
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Thursday, June 9: Health & Welfare Day, blood pressure check 10 a.m. Podiatrist 10:30 a.m.-noon.
Wednesday, June 15: Members meeting at 1 p.m.
Wednesday, June 22: Fish fry — Chef Greg from the Eating Together in Baltimore Program will be at the center to fry our fish. Cost: $6 members; $9 non-members includes lunch of fried fish, vegetables/salads, desert, coffee or tea. Make reservations with payment by June 15.
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Monday, July 4: Center closed for the holiday.
The Hatton Senior Center – Fait and Linwood avenues, Canton, 410-396-9025
Monday, May 30: the Hatton Center will be closed for Memorial Day.
Wednesday, June 1 the Hatton book club will discuss Ask Again Later by Jill A. Davis.
Wednesday, June 8 is Health and Fitness at 10:00 Speaker to be announced. Wednesday, June 15 from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. is "Legal Assistance" (by appointment). Lunch is at 11:30 a.m.
Wednesday, June 22, there is blood pressure check is 12:15, General Information meeting at 1:00 Speaker to be announced.
Thursday June 2, 9,16, 23, 30, there is exercise at 9 a.m., aerobics at 10:30 a.m., lunch at 11:30 a.m., and Tai' Chi at 12:15 p.m.
Friday June 3, 10, 17 and 24, there is art class at 10 a.m., bus to Wal-Mart at 10 a.m. and bingo at 12:30 p.m.
Monday June 6, 13, 20 and 27, there is exercise at 9 a.m. and card playing at 10:30 a.m., and Eating Together at 11:30 a.m. Massages will be given by appointment on June 6 and 20 starting at 10 a.m. Monday, June 20: Red Hatters meet at 11:00.
Tuesday June 7, 14, 21 and 28: Wii at 9 a.m., Eating Together at 11:30 a.m., Spanish Class at 1:15 p.m. and yoga at 5 p.m.
Tuesday, June 21, House council meeting is at 12:15 p.m.
Allen Center for Senior Citizens – 1404 S. Charles Street, South Baltimore, 410-685-6224
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Where did you come from?
Is it possible to know where you stay?
And how do you feel when you take away our lives?
You took away our grand parents
who would have been useful into our lives.
Please feel pain to us
who still need to eat and drink,
not like you whom we fear to face.
Remember you make us to suffer,
and to feel a lot of pain when we loose our beloved friends.
We believe that it's you
who never want people to live in joy!
But why?
Here where we are,
we quest our selves about where you stay,
and who's your bosom friend?
Please we request you to be kind
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Death you make us crazy though we are not!


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Kim Hyun-joong was born on June 6, 1986. He is a South Korean entertainer and the leader, main rapper and face of boyband SS501. Kim Hyun-joong dropped out of school when he decided to become a singer. During his school days, he played bass guitar in a band. During 2001 and 2002, while working as a waiter in a family restaurant located at Jamsil-dong, Kim was introduced to a new set up management company CEO. Initially he was to debut in a five-member group, of which Han Yeon of B2Y (now disbanded) was to be the leader and Kim the maknae (youngest member). While the group underwent training together, they were asked by their company to debut in China as a Hallyu project group, but they rejected the offer and disbanded. Kim proceeded to audition for DSP Media (formerly DSP Entertainment) and became a member and the leader of SS501. After SS501's debut, Kim returned to school and graduated in 2006.
Kim is well known for his role as Yoon Ji-hoo in the 2009 Korean drama Boys Over Flowers, for which he received the "Best Actor Award" at the Seoul International Drama Awards 2009 and the "Popularity Award" at the 45th PaekSang Arts Awards. In 2011, Kim debuted as a solo artist with his Korean mini albums Break Down and Lucky. He is a style icon in Korea, having won several icon awards. Kim is also a member of the charity football team FC MEN.
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Golf season passes on sale
VALPARAISO | Valparaiso Department of Parks and Recreation's 2014 golf season passes are on sale. Purchase before Jan. 18 and pay the 2013 rate. Passes are available for residents and non-residents, and are good for play at both golf courses. For details, call (219) 531-7888 or (219) 462-5144.
Triple Crown offers softball clinics
VALPARAISO | Triple Crown Valparaiso will offer a post-Christmas softball clinic from 9 a.m. to noon Thursday and Friday. Elementary-aged kids are eligible Thursday, while the Friday clinic is for middle school players. Cost is $75 per player, $70 if prepaid. For details, call (219) 462-3927.
Dave Griffin Christmas camp Friday
Dave Griffin's Christmas baseball camp will run from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Friday. Cost is $65. Instructors include Orioles farmhand Trent Howard and Purdue Calumet recruiting coordinator Alex Triantafillo. For details, call (219) 922-1107, or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Winter baseball workouts at the C.P. Dome
CROWN POINT | Winter baseball workouts for new and returning Babe Ruth league-age players will run for 10 weeks at the Crown Point Family Fun Center Dome, 1301 Merrillville Road. The dates are Jan. 12, 19, 26; Feb. 9, 16, 23; March 2, 9, 16 and 23. Starting times are 5 p.m. for 13-year-olds; 6:30 p.m. for 14-year-olds, and 8 p.m. for 15-year-olds. T.J. Pruzine and Dan Grapenthein, who coached the 2013 Babe Ruth state championship team, will be the instructors. Cost is $200. Registration deadline is Dec. 31. For details, call Don Ernst at (219) 746-4351.
Valpo VIP Futsal Camp on Jan. 4
VALPARAISO | Valparaiso's men's soccer program will host its inaugural VIP Winter Futsal Camp on Jan. 4. The event is intended for male college-bound players. For details, go to www.ValpoSoccerVIP.com.
Rio's Indoor Golf taking sign-ups for league
VALPARAISO | Rio's Indoor Golf is taking sign-ups for Winter League II, which starts the week of Jan. 6. For details, call (219) 465-5200.
Ultimate Armwrestling League coming to Horseshoe
HAMMOND | The Ultimate Armwrestling League is coming Jan. 11 to Horseshoe Casino, 777 Casino Center Drive. There will be professional and amateur competitions -- amateur competition is open to the public. The tournament starts at 11 a.m.; the ultimate matchup starts at 7 p.m., featuring the super heavyweight main event between the "Brazilian Phenom" Marcio Barboza and "Leviathan" Richard Lupkes. Tickets are available by calling (800) 745-3000 or at ticketmaster.com. For details, go to theUAL.com.
Senior Singles Bowling Tournament at Set 'Em Up Lanes
GRIFFITH | The Greater Calumet Area USBC will hold its eighth annual Senior Singles Bowling Tournament on Jan. 18, 19, 25 and 26 at Set 'Em Up Lanes, 135 N. Broad St. Divisions open to male and female GCA-sanctioned bowlers include ages 50-59 averaging 211 or more, ages 50-59 averaging 210 or less, 60-and-over averaging 201 or more and ages 60-and-over averaging 200 or less. Participants bowl four games and keep the best three in the handicapped event. Cost is $30. For details, call (219) 923-7240, or go to www.greatercalumet.com.
Hammond Outdoor Sports Show Jan. 11-12
HAMMOND | The 30th annual Hammond Outdoor Sports Show will run from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Jan. 11 and from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Jan. 12 at the Jean Shepherd Community Center, 3031 J.F. Mahoney Drive. Admission is $5; children under 12 get in free. There will be free goodie bags for the first 300 attendees each day. Tickets are on sale at the Jean Shepherd Center. For details, call (219) 554-0155, or go to www.gohammond.com.
North Newton seeks varsity girls tennis coach
MOROCCO | North Newton High School is in need of a varsity girls tennis coach. For details, email Tim Feddeler at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Winter softball camps at VU
VALPARAISO | Valparaiso's softball team will host a a pair of camps this winter. The hitting/pitching camp will be Jan. 19, while the all-skills camp will be Feb. 23. Both camps are available for children in grades two through 12. The cost is $65 for each camp. The hitting-pitching camp will run in two separate two-hour sessions. Additional early-bird camps for grades eight through 12 are available for an extra $40. A video swing analysis is available for an extra $30. The all-skills camp will be split into separate three-hour groups (grades two to seven and eight to 12). For details, go to www.valposoftballclinics.com.
Crown Point Babe Ruth to hold sign-ups
CROWN POINT | Crown Point Babe Ruth will hold sign-ups for players aged 13 to 18 from 9 a.m. to noon Jan. 25 and Feb. 8 at Crown Point Family Fun Center Dome, 1301 Merrillville Road. The cost is $200 per player, which includes $25 in raffle tickets, $100 for the second player with a $300 family maximum. The 13-15 division will accept players from Crown Point, Hebron, Hobart and Merrillville. The 16-18 division will take players from Lake, Porter, Newton and LaPorte counties. Any player born in 1995 is eligible for the 16-18 programs. For details, call Don Ernst at (219) 746-4351 or Becky Mild at (219) 306-6599.
Calumet College hosts softball clinic Jan. 26
WHITING | Calumet College's softball team will host a basic skills clinic from noon to 5 p.m. Jan. 26. Coach Stephanie Zimny, her staff and team will be joined by Illinois-Chicago coach and Olympic gold medal winner Michelle Venturella and others to conduct the camp. Cost is $60 prepaid, $70 at the door. For details, contact Stephanie Zimny at email@example.com or (219) 616-2054.
LaPorte Lazers Black in search of players
LAPORTE | The LaPorte Lazers Black 14-and-under softball team is looking for two more players to fill its roster. For details, contact Larry Johns at (219) 363-9211 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Storm looking for travel baseball players
The Storm 8-and-under part-time travel baseball team is looking for three players to complete its roster. The team will play in elite tournaments during the weekends while allowing players to play in their in-house leagues. For details, call Luke Donsbach at (219) 313-2920.
Storm 12U team needs players
The 12-and-under Storm baseball team is looking for two players to fill out its roster for the 2014 season. For details, contact Bobby at (219) 840-8918 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Triple Crown 11U in need of player
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My heart is overflowing from all the loving energies and prayers being sent our way. I am so grateful for each and every one of you in my life who are experiencing this with me. I feel the love so fully and am so grateful for that as it strengthens me. As my dear friend, Boglivia, my multi-dimensional self-guide recently stated, "It is not until we go through situations that calls us to rely on our beliefs, that we truly know that our beliefs are sustainable." And that is what I am experiencing now. I know that life is everlasting and that there really isn't any death but just a transition to another plane of experience.
My son left a note in his billfold - it had his blood on it as if a signature of his being. The blood seems to be so very significant in this lifeplane. As he wrote to his family and friends, he said to me:
"Mom, I love you, and I will see you again, you know that. Don't get down about this, it's my time to move on. Thank you for being you. Love you very much."
And he is still here. Apparently, there is something in his spirit that did not choose to move on right yet. Was this a pre-life agreement? Could it be, a gift for me, this experience to confirm my beliefs for me? That whether in the physical or the spiritual, that the energy of him is everlasting? That is what I am feeling. That is what I have come to believe and now I am experiencing it. I feel him teetering between this existance and another. And it all feels so beautiful. My son has been a teacher for me, in so many ways. And I think that his higher self is coming through for me to take note.
There are always possibilities. He could remain on this earthplane and have some sort of spiritual epiphany for himself and see that he still has a purpose to accommplish here. Or he could leave this plane and go on to other purposes in a different realm. Still his energy will remain solvent. Either way, I am confident that we will always remain connected in a beautiful way. That is the way that I am feeling it. He is teaching me another lesson of what love truly is - acceptance. I love him, no matter what he chooses. And I know that he will always be with me, no matter what. He is teaching me unconditional love. He is teaching me love. Nothing else matters so much as love. That is the only everlasting emotion - love.
As of today, he is in stable condition and facing yet another surgery tomorrow on his right arm and elbow. It has amazed all of us that he is going through these surgeries so well, so there is something in him that is hanging on. As the doctors say, they are working with a miracle.
So, my dear friends, thank you so much for your loving care. The days ahead will certainly show us many new enlightenments, I feel. Thanking you all for being here with me.
And yes, I do realize that when they take him off all the sedatives that he could come to and regret that he is still here and that certainly would be a living hell for him. That is what we are confronting. What will his choice be? I don't know, but I do know that my son is a very spiritual soul. So we will see.
Again, thanking you all so very much.
Love you all, Deb
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I know porters are somewhat beaten to death on these forums but has anyone tried to make a porter from just pale, amber and brown malts? It would taste pretty rough but with some serious aging I think it would be drinkable.
I've seen multiple recipes in books using each in a 33% ratio, do you guys think american 2 row pale or 6 row would be able to convert 66 or 67% non diastatic malt, now granted it wouldn't be quite that much as amber is usually listed as having 20 degrees lintner.
Would it be a waste of time and malt to pursue such a recipe?
Why would it taste pretty rough?
At the last Brew Crew meeting someone brought a keg of Brown Porter that was mostly Brown malt. It was FANTASTIC! I'm planning on getting the recipe.
As far as conversion goes, if you can't find fully converted brown malt, you can use a longer mash time. I'd play it safe and use 6-row in that case.
You may also consider using a pound of rauch to give it an more authentic smokiness.
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Modcast #112: Jonti's Be Happy Mix
'This is an all vinyl mix of songs that make me feel like a happy carefree lil kid, I hope they do the same to you too!' says Jonti, a ridiculously talented multi-instrumentalist-cum-vocalist musical overlord-in-the-making.
The former resident of South Africa, who now splits his time between Australia and the US, has worked with Santigold, Mark Ronson, the Dap-Kings, John Agnello (Sonic Youth, Dinosaur Jr., Kurt Vile) and more. You can now throw Modular into that mix with the most sunshiney Modcast to date, we present #112.
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LUBBOCK, TX (KCBD) - The City of Lubbock will not hold a public hearing on Tuesday, July 28, 2009, to consider locating the proposed new Animal Shelter at the Mackenzie Park site. The City advertised a public hearing for this purpose and also sent out letters to affected parties in order to comply with state laws and obtain public comment.
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These resources range from papers to monographs; from popular-level to academic; from non-published to published. A few have full text links.
Academic monograph, 2013: Paul and the Rhetoric of Reversal in 1 Corinthians: The Impact of Paul's Gospel on Paul's Macro-Rhetoric, Cambridge University Press. This is a revision of my doctoral thesis. I argue that for Paul, Jewish and Greco-Roman communicative resources are brought into the service of an argumentative strategy that is governed by his gospel of the death and resurrection of the messiah.
Reviewed by Paul Foster in The Expository Times.
Edited volume, 2013: The Future of Biblical Interpretation: Responsible Plurality in Biblical Hermeneutics, Paternoster and IVP; co-edited with Stanley Porter. This volume contains the papers that were presented at a conference of the same name at the University of Nottingham in 2012. It is a focused book, arguing for an approach to biblical interpretation that is appropriately informed by philosophical hermeneutics. It seeks to acknowledge both the openness of certain types of text, and the constraints that prove fruitful for responsible interpreters.
Reviewed by LJ Topel in Theological Studies.
Edited volume, 2013: Horizons in Hermeneutics: A Festschrift in Honor of Anthony C. Thiselton, co-edited with Stanley Porter (Grand Rapids, Mich: Eerdmans, 2013). Starting with Thiselton's own approach to hermeneutics, this volume offers new essays by a variety of authors (e.g. Dunn, Moberly, Goldingay, Fowl). My own chapter is entitled "Kerygmatic Rhetoric in New Testament Epistles." I try to show the impact of a broad early kerygma on the teaching-letters of the NT.
Reviewed by I. Howard Marshall in Journal for the Study of the New Testament
Reviewed by Sean Winter in Regent's Reviews
Reviewed by Donald Hagner in Review of Biblical Literature.
Reviewed by Stefan Bosman in Reviews in Religion & Theology.
Reviewed by Walter Moberly in Journal of Theological Studies.
Textbook, 2012: The World of 1 Corinthians: An Annotated Visual and Literary Source-Commentary (Milton Keynes: Paternoster, 2012).
I developed this resource firstly for my own benefit during my doctoral studies, placing my own translation of 1 Corinthians alongside photos and maps of relevant artefacts and locations, and new translations of relevant ancient literature. The aim of the book is to make the world in which 1 Corinthians arose a little more accessible.
Reviewed by Bradley Bitner in Review of Biblical Literature.
Reviewed by Roy Ciampa in The Expository Times.
Chapter, 2012: "Resurrection of the Dead in 1 Corinthians," in Shepherd & van Oyen (eds.), Resurrection of the Dead: Biblical Traditions in Dialogue (BETL; Leuven: Peeters, 2012).
This chapter expands on material that ended up in my dissertation, arguing that chapter 15 is an elegant counterpoint to chapters 1-4 of 1 Corinthians.
Conference paper, 2011: "When Historical Backgrounds Obscure the Text: The Case Study of 1 Corinthians 15″: full text
This paper, presented at the Perth Theological Colloquium in 2011, looks at scholarly interpretations of 1 Corinthians 15 and asks the question: how do we determine the relevance of proposed "backgrounds" to the text?
Chapter, 2011: "'That God may be All in All': The Glory of God in 1 Corinthians," in The Wisdom of the Cross: Exploring 1 Corinthians (ed. Brian Rosner; Nottingham, Apollos, 2011): 201-218.
In this chapter I pay close attention to John Chrysostom's reading of 1 Corinthians on this topic.
Conference paper, 2011: "The 'Gospel' in its First-Century Setting": full text
This paper, presented at Trinity Theological College in March 2011, explores the development of "euangelion" as a term that describes the Christian message.
Edited resource, 2010: John Chrysostom's Homilies on 1 Corinthians in Greek and English
This is a resource I put together for my own benefit during my doctoral studies, when I couldn't find a Greek-English edition of this important work. I also found that online versions of Migne's Greek edition were incomplete and contained errors. I simply brought together a corrected version of this classic Greek edition, and the classic English translation.
Coursebook, 2001: The Bible Overview, published by Matthias Media
I developed this resource with a couple of friends back in my youth ministry days. It aims to help ordinary people come to an understanding of the Bible's storyline. It now comes in the form of a DVD-Rom with accompanying participants' books.
Reviews by me in Journals:
Review of Timothy Milinovich, Beyond What is Written: The Performative Structure of 1 Corinthians
Review of Yung Suk Kim (ed.), 1 and 2 Corinthians: Texts @ Contexts
Review of Jean Paillard, In Praise of the Inexpressible: Paul's Experience of the Divine Mystery


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If mugs aren't your thing, perhaps I can interest you in the fourth issue of Chicago IRL. It's got 100 pages of queer goodness, including writing by ellie navidson, Rebecca Kling, & Hadley Ford, comics from Jeremy Sorese, Drew Linne, & Tony Breed, photographs by Casey Vange, Andy Siharath, Jon Mathias, & Simon M., drawings by Janie Stamm, Kyle Turner & Eric Docé, a print by Kiam Marcelo Junio and tons and tons more.
Hey there folks!
Here's a goofy little comic I did last week for the Chicago IRL zine set to come out later this summer. They are in the middle of fundraiser so if you're feeling generous/want to own something with a comic of mine in it, consider donating.
I've been having a couple genuinely spectacular months in a row and now that the sunshine has arrived here in the Windy City I've been thinking about how I usually feel wretched during the warmer months. This time last year I let a couple lame-o events ruin my lovely BBQ-filled months which I refuse to let happen two years in a row. The problems that normally bog me down, like dating in the ever daunting "BIG CITY" don't seem to phase me in the same way they did a year ago. I just crank up Justin Bieber's "Boyfriend' on full blast and ignore the sweat puddle slowly cooling beneath my backpack.
Also, thanks SO much to everyone who came out for CAKE last weekend. It was a wonderful whirlwind of a weekend filled with friends and fans and I couldn't have asked for a better time! THANKSTHANKSTHANKS!!
Joe Varisco
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What is Chicago IRL?
Chicago IRL (In Real Life) is an arts and literary digest cataloging contemporary queer creative culture in Chicago. We document not only existing queer talent but also create new collaborations and explorations.Chicago IRL launched in June 2011 and is a co-production of graphic designer Topher McCulloch, a South Dakota native who blew into town four years ago and tries to make something awful every day, and Joseph Varisco, a graduate student of social work, Chicago native and creator of theQueer Culture & Social Media Study. We are both passionate about documenting contemporary cultural happenings in and around Chicago. We are now preparing our fourth issue for publication, and we need your help.
Donate to Chicago IRL's Kickstarter page and help bring Issue #4 into full fruition.
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Andy & Madeline bring out the big guns for the Chicago IRL #4 Telethon with a ukelele parody of "Call Me Maybe."
REMINDER: If you'd like to be a part of this issue, submissions are due Friday!
Q:Topher, I feel like if you really want to make a push to raise funds for IRL, maybe you should do some promotion and rouse interest in another city. But pick a city that's similar to Chicago so the people there can relate to it. Maybe one with about 2.5 mil people, also on a Great Lake. Probably in a country bordering the States.
I found a heart-shaped piece of glitter stuck to my ass in the shower.
Last night must have been a success.
We sat down the other night with The Qu to talk about our feelings.
I'm gonna need a few drinks before I can watch this whole thing.
Chicago IRL does the herpty-derp
Guess what just got sent out for a proof? Hint: CHICAGO IRL #3! You can now pre-order a copy online if you wish. It will ship out ~March 9th. Otherwise, the issue will be available for sale on Saturday, March 10th at the Chicago Zine Fest and in local stores in Chicago the week after that.
It's that time again! Send us your prose, your poetry, your lewd drawings, your dirty photos, your maddening interviews conducted with yourself and a Yak Bak at 4am. We love works of all types from all sorts of Chicagoans. If you're not a current or former Windy Citizen, then let our city take center stage in the best fanfic you've yet to write. More details can be found at our submission page.
PRIORITY DEADLINE: FEBRUARY 7th (We've gotta get this baby out for the Chicago Zine Fest on March 10th)
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CHICAGOANS! Don't forget, we'll be strutting our stuff at the Chicago Book Expo this weekend! Why don't you come up and see us sometime? We'll have both issues for sale as well as other sticker and postcard goodies!
I'll stop spamming you all with Chicago IRL stuff once you all buy a copy, like us on Facebook, or otherwise unfollow me.
DID YOU KNOW! Not only does your $11 online order get you the magazine, but it also gets you a 4 postcard set (work by Dane Hallmark, Topher McCulloch, and Andy Siharath), 2 stickers, and a mix CD by DJ Erik Roldan!
Act now, supplies are limited. Offer not available in stores. We'll have the postcards this weekend at the Chicago Book Expo and also next weekend at the Northern Lights / Chicago IRL #2 Release Party (details forthcoming)!
HEY INTERNET. I've got 11 more spaces on this label sheet to fill. Who's going to make my beautiful dreams come true and order a copy of Chicago IRL #2 this evening?
For the low, low price of $11 you get:
- One queer magazine that is ~70 glorious, color pages of photography, poetry, prose, interviews, essays, and illustration!
- A mix CD!
- 4 semi-super-secret postcards!
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- The satisfaction of knowing you're supporting 20+ artists, including hfml, emmaworks, colinself, djuanacyber, fromlefttoright, andysiharath, dalelazarov, drainageditch, sweatydeath, lifebythisguy, and other people that I've forgotten to link or otherwise don't have tumblrs! (See the full contributor list.)
If you're a Chicago local and don't want to pay shipping, you can pick up a magazine next weekend at the Chicago Book Expo or else stay tuned for an announcement about local retail locations.
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Saijiki Stories is a collection of five Webcomic Fairy Tales by Leanne Opaskar, currently in progress. Saijiki is Japanese for dictionary of season words in haiku. There are five seasons therein, so there are five stories in the series: Autumnside, Winterside, New Year, Springside, and Summerside.Autumnside (ended in Spring of 2009) follows the story of Mala, a human girl, and Jack Bales, an animated scarecrow, who find a strange glowing ball. They set out to discover what it is, but encounter a number of difficulties, including a big bad wolf, an angry race of golems, and a rotten pumpkin.Winterside began in April of 2009. Mala's father returns home after a storm at sea, and the pumpkin people suffer from severe snowstorms. Mala becomes an apprentice to the witch Baba Yaga to investigate the reason for the bad weather.New Year (began in March 2010) picks up where Winterside left off, with Mala separated from everyone she knows and trying to save a far-off, Japanese-style village from a hungry monster and an oppressive governor.Springside began in November of 2010, and is currently underway. Summerside will follow upon its completion.
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The first-quarter rebound in the U.K.'s economy was weaker than expected, adding to the argument that the Bank of England should delay raising its key interest rate, the British Chambers of Commerce said.
Bank of England policy makers should avoid increasing interest rates too quickly as they try to balance the dilemma of above-target inflation and slowing economic growth, the British Chambers of Commerce said.
The British Chambers of Commerce gave its backing to Bank of England policy maker Adam Posen after he advocated more stimulus to aid economic growth.
U.K. factories saw domestic and export demand strengthen in the third quarter and expect to accelerate hiring in the next three months, according to the the British Chamber of Commerce.
The British Chambers of Commerce cut its U.K. economic growth outlook and said the Bank of England will keep interest rates on hold until the second half of next year.
The Bank of England should increase its emergency bond-purchase plan by 50 billion pounds ($79 billion) by the end of the year to aid the economic recovery, the British Chambers of Commerce said.
U.K. pay growth accelerated to the fastest pace in almost seven years at the end of the first quarter as companies reported stronger overseas demand.
The Bank of England's expansion of stimulus may not be enough to prevent the U.K. economy slipping back into recession, the British Chambers of Commerce said.
British businesses are keeping up pressure on Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne to do more to boost a "weak" recovery as the government pursues the biggest fiscal squeeze since World War II.
"The MPC must restore clarity to its forward guidance and reassure business that from next year they will face only gradual rather than sudden change."
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I guess that's where Maria should stay put now instead of tennis. She earns more money in endorsements, etc. taking advantage of her appeal and all when there's more to engage on seriously than earn money.
Well, considering she is injured….I doubt she can do much on the court at present.
Well I think we are all here to make money so good for her. Those who believe that she's selling herself for money… aren't we all??? Their just jealous it's not them!
Don't forget about all your fans who supported you when your injured and not injured. Who can't afford your life style or clothing line but will always be behind you caring and wishing nothing but the best for you.


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HR Buzz – May 1, 2012
CII study: Business confidence up slightly
Financial Express
Business confidence of Indian corporates has improved slightly due to expectations of increase in investment and better capacity utilization, as per a study by the Confederation of Indian Industries (CII), Financial Express reports. Around 42 percent of 200 respondents said the economy would grow by 7 to 7.5 percent during 2012-13. Approximately 29 percent anticipated a fall in inflation to below 7 percent this financial year, the study said. According to the study, around 58.7 percent expect capacity utilisation to be higher than 75 percent in the first three months of 2012-13. However, the study added that while the business confidence index has increased for the last two quarters it is still well below previous year's levels. As against 62.5 in the first quarter of 2011-12, the index was at 55 in April-June, 2012, the study stated.
Click here for the story from Financial Express.
Yahoo! lays off 150 workers in Bangalore
The Hindu Business Line
Yahoo! has laid off about 150 employees in Bangalore, The Hindu Business Line reports. Majority of those made redundant worked in search engine optimisation, marketing and products divisions. The staff was informed a few days ago. The digital media company is phasing out 2,000 jobs globally. As India is the most happening place for the company it is restricting the number of lay offs here, according to a Yahoo! representative. The company expects to save about $375 million per year upon completion of the process internationally. The severance costs are estimated at about $125 million. Yahoo! operates a large research and development facility in India. In the face of severe competition from rivals Google and Facebook, it has decided to down size to create a bold, new firm.
Click here for the story from The Hindu Business Line.
Consumer engagement via social media
Financial Chronicle
Social media is increasingly being used by companies to connect better with consumers, Financial Chronicle reports. Today, each individual is an information power-house, generating reams of information. Each bit of data that we post on the net reflects our likes, dislikes and beliefs, which can be a goldmine for marketers. Using this information, marketers can create messages that resonate with their targeted demographic segment and for this reason tend to be remembered. Industry trends indicate increasing use of personal data for targeted advertising. For example, Facebook's APIs allow developers to write code that garners a variety of data from visitors to the page. Basic information about them and their actions on the product page can be stored. With the help of this data and data analytics tools, consumer goods companies can now modify their websites to hook more users to the brand.
Click here for the story from Financial Chronicle.
Outsourcing HR functions on the rise
The Hindu Business Line
Outsourcing has hit the HR department now. Not stopping at the recruitment function, companies are now outsourcing HR software development, training, payroll, employee benefits and consulting to HR services companies, The Hindu Business Line reports. Even appraisal services are being provided by these companies.
Companies can save 30 to 40 percent of cost by outsourcing payroll and appraisal work, apart from making the process more efficient, says Prof Husam, CEO of HR services provider, Team Lead, a firm that has seen over 100 percent annual growth.
Apart from payroll, employee data entry, appraisal management, training, application filing and other services are also being outsourced, according to Pankaj Bansal, CEO of PeopleStrong. Launched in 2005, PeopleStrong is a HR services firm which has grown at about 110 percent annually since inception.
Click here for the story from The Hindu Business Line.
Knowledge economy goading HR to evolve
Financial Express
The traditional HR function of people management has now become an administrative function and is no longer sufficient in today's competitive business environment, as per a report in Financial Express. In a knowledge and service based economy, employee engagement provides the competitive edge. This is pushing HR to evolve further – into employee experience. More and more companies are realising the value of the talent that employees bring to the organisation. What should be the HR department's responsibilities? HR should become the marketing department for internal clients and be responsible for activities that create value for existing and future employees. HR practitioners need to become a team that builds and implements strategic initiatives and cultivates talent through career development, thus driving business growth.
Click here for the story from Financial Express.
Dealing with the annoying co-worker
Co-workers are people who come in all shapes and temperaments. A report in Mint tells us how to deal with the annoying ones. First, judge the level of annoyance. If your co-worker's habit interferes with the performance of your job, you may need to raise the issue with a supervisor. At the same time, you should also examine whether your own workplace behaviour is offensive to others. Complaining to a supervisor should be the last option. You should first try other methods to solve the problem. A short break may help clear your head and calm your nerves. Other alternatives are a brisk walk or "vent session" with a close friend. If these methods do not work and your job is still suffering address your co-worker directly but respectfully. Discuss the problem with him and work out a mutually acceptable solution.
Click here for the story from Mint.
Advice on 'parting shots' when quitting
Business Standard
When you exit the company in protest, how do you make it a dignified, well crafted gesture? A report in Business Standard offers advice on making a graceful 'parting shot'. Before writing such a letter you should consider whether you want to be a part of the problem or part of a solution. Examine the alternative channels you can use to air your concern instead of penning the 'parting shot'. These include approaching the management, an ombudsman, a meeting with the CEO or a private letter to the board of directors. Also, consider the problem you are trying to solve. Is the missive more than a self-indulgent venting of grievances? If yes, are you prepared to follow through on your suggestions by shaping a vision and strategy and taking positive action? The 'parting shot' should focus on the real business problem and avoid being egoistic.
Click here for the story from Business Standard.
Murugappa strives for cross functional expertise
The Hindu Business Line
The Murugappa Group has initiated a bold talent development program to groom managers for lead roles, The Hindu Business Line reports. The group's corporate board studied the talent pool of senior management in the group. An important learning was that CEOs and business heads had undergone key functional changes in their career paths, which paved their way to the top. The company saw the usefulness of this in terms of the knowledge and experience gathered and decided to institutionalise it as a process for all employees. Consequently, the firm has mandated that from July, 2013, executives would be eligible to move to the next grade only if they had handled an additional function. This job rotation is best done at mid-management level so that the executive brings with him the experience gathered in the prior role but is still open enough to learn in the new role.
Click here for the story from The Hindu Business Line.
Financial planning for when lay-offs come knocking
The Hindu Business Line
With uncertainty becoming more of a constant in the job market, the risks of being laid off are very real. A report in The Hindu Business Line gives tips on how to manage your finances until you get a new job. Keep an emergency fund in short-term bank deposits/debt funds or liquid funds, which you can easily access. The size of this emergency kitty should be based on your family's average monthly expenditure plus some more for unforeseen outgoings. Pare expenses by using public transport instead of your own car and cut down on eating out. Additionally, get your own health insurance as the medical cover provided by the company ends with termination of employment. For expenses such as monthly instalment for repayment of home loan, consider approaching the lender to extend the tenure of the debt.
Click here for the story from The Hindu Business Line.
People Moves & Recruitments
Lintas Initiative Media names EVP-Head South
Lintas Initiative Media has appointed Subhas Warrier as executive vice president- head south, exchange4media reports. He will report to COO Raghav Subramanian.
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The Vancouver Curling Club (VCC) is currently seeking part-time Lounge Servers for shifts Sunday through Friday, and as required for special events on Saturday to start immediately until the end of April 2015.
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Working with the Ice Shed Manager, the Junior Ice Technicians are responsible for the day-to-day preparation of the curling ice as well as maintaining the cleanliness of the Club during their working hours. Junior Ice Techs also help out in the lounge or Pro Shop if needed and assist the Ice Shed Manager with regularly scheduled ice maintenance.
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Old Adobe Ideas doodle.
It's almost October.
Little hearts - the true food of love. ;3
I honestly loving making these - they are so simple to make and delicious to eat! They actually look like this (the best batch I ever made! XD).
The moon is my best friend. ♥
kilowatts did say that "Squider" needed a girlfriend, so I drew "Squidi" for him. ;D ♥
Please excuse my Adode Ideas fail. XD;;
I have actually been doodling this week and haven't gotten a chance to post them because of the hectic nature of school.
Instead of Illustrator, I've been using an iPhone App called "Adobe Ideas", which is wonderful for doodling! The pencil tool works like the one in Illustrator, so the lines smoothen themselves. The only issue is that there's only one layer, and it's really difficult to "color in lines" and pick colors (no eye-dropper. :'c). But I don't mind so much and have been experimenting all week. But - I can always fix things/color things in PS anyways (I basically colored this one using PS). XD
I mainly like to use it "on-the-go" anyways.
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Just something to point out about the algorithm used by Blizz to figure this out, it is also based on login patterns (when, time based). I was locked out because I decided to play late one night that I normally do not, so I was shut down, had to reset my password and call support. This is not a good metric imo, pretty much means that if I get time to extend my game play one night or another I would have to let Blizz know prior, which is a little more painful then just entering in my authenticator code.


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Climategate: A Defiance of Arrogant Political Power
The average voter has had enough: no more being force-fed scenarios defying that rare commodity called common sense.
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Climategate: Alarmism Is Underpinned by Fraud (PJM Exclusive)
A decorated scientist and author of the most influential book debunking global warming joins Viscount Monckton in calling the CRU behavior criminal. (Also read Roger L. Simon: Climategate and the "T" Word)
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text: NAHB Briefs: December 2006By Claire Koltko Estate DebateMillions of homeowners could face the specter of higher taxes in 2011, unless Congress acts to repeal or reform the estate tax, according to a new study released by the NAHB."Today, the estate tax is clearly an issue for family-owned businesses. Unless Congress acts quickly to permanently repeal this onerous tax, it could also ensnare millions of homeowners starting in 2011," says David Pressly, NAHB president and a home builder from Statesville, N.C.The Economic Growth and Tax Relief Reconciliation Act of 2001, signed into law by President Bush five years ago, will gradually phase out the estate tax until it is fully repealed in 2010. However, without permanent repeal or some type of reform, the tax will come roaring back in 2011 to its pre-2001 level—a 55 percent tax rate on amounts exceeding a $1 million exemption."The NAHB report shows that unless something is done, millions of additional families will one day face this burdensome tax, forcing them to engage in costly estate planning so that they can protect their homes for their heirs," says Pressly. "This tax is a ticking time bomb, and Congress must act now to defuse it."Panel TalkA new resource is now available for builders and buyers of panelized homes. Panelized Homes: Custom Designs, Your Building Solution is a free publication available from the Building Systems Councils of the NAHB."In addition to being an excellent resource for consumers, this new publication helps builders explain to their clients the innovative panelized home choices now available," says NAHB president David Pressly.Panelized home building systems combine the best aspects of traditional on-site, stick-built construction with modern technology to deliver a well-designed home in less time.You can request a copy of Panelized Homes online at www.nahb.org/panel.New NAHB HonorBuilder Paul Magleby, president of Pleasant Grove, Utah–based Magleby Cos., has been named the NAHB's first-ever Custom Home Builder of the Year. "He's the kind of building professional whom others in the industry look up to," says Deann Huish, executive vice president of the Utah Valley HBA. "His name and company lend themselves to quality, professionalism, honesty, and integrity. These virtues cannot be purchased but must be earned over decades."Profit PlanMore than a few residential builders and remodelers have walked away from closings with less profit than they had planned, due to poor estimating. Now there's help, thanks to a new release from BuilderBooks, the NAHB's book publishing division. In Defensive Estimating: Protecting Your Profits, author William Asdal teaches builders and remodelers how to estimate a job to protect their company's bottom line. Defensive Estimating is available for purchase at www.BuilderBooks.com or by calling 800-223-2665. Advertisement Keywords: SubjectBusiness Estimating Modular Building Books RMIOrganizationNAHB National Association of Home Builders View more keywords SubjectBusiness Estimating Modular Building Books RMIOrganizationNAHB National Association of Home BuildersSection / SubsectionNATIONAL BEATBylineClaire Koltko View fewer keywords More from BUILDERVideoJohn Caulfield Reports on Ben Bernanke PresentationBooksRing Theory: Why Married Couples' Offspring Do BetterBusinessThe Renter Vs. Homeowner RiftEstimatingClear Estimates Takes the Tedium...Modular BuildingMare Island Breezehouse, Mare...RMINAHB Member AppreciationNAHB2015 Builders' Show Registration...National Association of Home...Bigger Ticket Household Items Get Consumer TractionClaire KoltkoPublic Builder Roundup: Toll, MDC, Pulte, Meritage, Beazer, and M/INATIONAL BEATHome Innovation Standards Updates Join the DiscussionPlease read our Content Guidelines before posting.


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Mortal Kombat: Legacy Episode 1 Review
Posted by Christophor Rick (TheSuperGuido), Apr 14, 2011 08:24
Episode 1 of Mortal Kombat: Legacy, directed by Kevin Tancharoen, has posted to the Machinima channel on YouTube (embedded on page two of this review) and has around 2.7 million views at time of writing. This is set to be a ten-episode, web-based, live-action series that brings the story to an updated setting and hope to forget the failed live-action attempts of the past.
Mortal Kombat Film and TV History
- Mortal Kombat (1995) $122M worldwide
- Mortal Kombat: Annihilation (1997) $51M worldwide
- Mortal Kombat:Rebirth (10 minute online film and basis for Legacy)
- Mortal Kombat: Defenders of the Realm (1996, animated)
- Mortal Kombat: Conquest (1998-99)
Both television series ran one season before being canceled. I remember them clearly and I am glad they were canceled as they were quite bad.
Home Video
- Mortal Kombat: The Journey begins (1996)
This animated film was direct-to-home-video and was animated.
Now we have Mortal Kombat: Legacy which Warner Premiere has ordered ten episodes of, which seems somewhat pessimistic considering the production quality is pretty high and costs should be lower than if it were television. Plus, a television show, when picked up, usually gets around 12-15 episodes purchased. It seems like Warner Bros is far less sure of this series' potential success.
But banking on the Mortal Kombat name has usually been gold and the 2.7M views on the first episode shows that the fans are still as rabid as ever. It is over a decade since we've had anything real in the franchise so I have to agree, it's got potential to do well.
Now onto the episode itself.
Rating: 3.5, votes: 6