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independent identically distributed random variables
For two independent and identically distributed random variables having the exponential distribution, do they have the same lambda value, or are the lambda values different?
If the have the same distribution function, then they both must use the same lambda.
I just wasn't sure b/c it looks like Poisson Random Variables can have different lambda parameters.
That is true.
Yes, they can, but your original post said "identically distributed". That doesn't mean only that the both have an exponential distribution but that they have the same exponential distribution. If they are "identically distributed" then everything about the distributions is the same.
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On Evolution, Search, Optimization, Genetic Algorithms and Martial Arts - Towards Memetic Algorithms (1989)
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Short abstract, isn't it? P.A.C.S. numbers 05.20, 02.50, 87.10 1 Introduction Large Numbers "...the optimal tour displayed (see Figure 6) is the possible unique tour having one arc fixed from among 10 655 tours that are possible among 318 points and have one arc fixed. Assuming that one could possibly enumerate 10 9 tours per second on a computer it would thus take roughly 10 639 years of computing to establish the optimality of this tour by exhaustive enumeration." This quote shows the real difficulty of a combinatorial optimization problem. The huge number of configurations is the primary difficulty when dealing with one of these problems. The quote belongs to M.W Padberg and M. Grotschel, Chap. 9., "Polyhedral computations", from the book The Traveling Salesman Problem: A Guided tour of Combinatorial Optimization [124]. It is interesting to compare the number of configurations of real-world problems in combinatorial optimization with those large numbers arising in Cosmol...


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Ramsar sites and alien invasive species in law school debate competition
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World environmental leader to judge international competition at Stetson Law
Gulfport, Fla. [USA] - Peter Bridgewater, secretary general of The Ramsar Convention, will judge Stetson University College of Laws Ninth Annual International Environmental Moot Court Competition, Oct. 28-30. The Ramsar Convention, concluded in 1971, is one of the oldest international environmental treaties, and it promotes the sustainable use and management of wetlands and water resources worldwide.
Law students from around the world compete regionally to earn a spot at this years competition. Teams from eight countries including Australia, Canada, India, and South Korea are expected to converge on Stetson for this prestigious competition.
This competition annually features some of the worlds best student advocates with a focus on environmental law, said Royal C. Gardner, vice dean of Stetson University College of Law. Stetson is proud to sponsor the only moot court competition that focuses on international environmental issues and helps expose students to these critical matters.
Vice Dean Gardner and Dean Darby Dickerson created this competition in 1996 to increase awareness about international environmental challenges. Since its inception, the event has grown to include Indian and Australasian rounds, where foreign teams compete for the right to advance to the finals on Stetsons Gulfport campus.
This years hypothetical problem involves legal and policy issues associated with an alien invasive species and its impact on a wetland of international importance.
Two renowned attorneys will join Secretary General Bridgewater as judges in the final round of the competition: Judge Virginia M. Hernandez Covington, Florida Second District Court of Appeal; and William Thomas, a Washington, D.C., environment and natural resource lawyer and former chair of the American Bar Associations International Environmental Law Committee.
Students from the University of San Diego won last years competition. A team from Victoria University of Wellington in New Zealand finished second. Previous champions include Queensland University of Technology in Australia (20020 and National Law School of India University (2001).
Dr. Bridgewater has published more than 170 publications on nature conservation, vegetation science and biodiversity issues. His current research interests include links between cultural and biological diversity, conservation and management of the coastal zone, and landscape ecology especially its role in sustainable development. He became secretary general of the Ramsar Convention in 2003. He will deliver a keynote lecture titled, Ramsar: A Convention From the Past, for the Future.
Stetson University College of Law is Florida's first law school. It has educated lawyers for more than a century and offers continuing legal education programs for regional, national and international audiences. Stetson is consistently ranked by U.S.News and World Report as one of the top law schools in the United States for advocacy training and is the headquarters for the National Conference of Law Reviews.
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Despite the hype surrounding redshirt freshman quarterback Jameis Winston, former Florida State Seminoles head coach Bobby Bowden knows that the young quarterback his likely to make some mistakes his first year under center. However, Bowden believes the Florida State defense will be good enough to offset those errors, making the Seminoles a dangerous team in 2013.
Said Bowden:
I really have a good feeling about FSU. I think the defense is going to be good enough to help cover up mistakes the young quarterbacks might make.
[Defensive coordinator Jeremy Pruitt] has some big, tough (defensive) tackles. The hardest thing in the world to find are defensive tackles, and I think he has some. He has talent in the secondary and linebacker, too. If they can play the best they can play, they are going to be good enough (USA Today Sports).
FSU, ranked eleventh in the AP poll, will open the season against the Pittsburgh Panthers and quarterback Tom Savage on Monday, Sept. 2.
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A passenger should not need TSA's app to know that a gag gift made to look like a bomb wouldn't be allowed on the plane. (TSA agents confiscated this one in July.) But for more conventional objects such as knitting needles, it provides fast information. (TSA photo)
The Transportation Security Administration has added a search capability to its mobile application home page in hopes of making it easier for travelers to identify what items can and can't be brought aboard aircraft, a perennial problem for the agency.
TSA officials announced the addition a few days ahead of the Labor Day weekend.
The "Can I Bring My ___" function of the MyTSA app searches more than 3,500 specific items in its database. Passengers can fill in the blank with any words they wish in search of a match. Many of the items in the database were suggested by passengers.
TSA's app brings up match suggestions for users after they type the first three letters of an item, and clicking on a suggestion provides an immediate answer on whether it can be taken on a plane.
However, because items have different names and wireless device keypads are not always easy to use accurately, being what they are, the agency said if users don't get any items in a search, or an "item not found" response comes up, they should re-type the name to ensure they spelled it correctly.
Users also have to eliminate unnecessary qualifiers. The app suggests, for instance, that users type "knitting needles," rather than "my knitting needles," or "light saber" instead of "my son's light saber" toy.
Even with the app, TSA continues to encounter plenty of banned items. Loaded handguns, stun guns and inert grenades turn up at airport security checkpoints every week. TSA said it found 44 guns in passenger carry-on bags, 39 of them loaded, during the week of Aug. 26. In July, TSA officers in St. Petersburg, Fla., found a gag retirement gift crafted to look like an improvised explosive device in one passenger's luggage.
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Problem with this stuff is that I watched TSA confiscate a tiny 'pen' knife, while a small drafting set with much more useful (if used by someone with an ounce of training or who watched certain TV shows) tools of mayhem were let through. Just one example of the many disconnects I have seen over the last 10 years or so of travel via air.
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jesse is sick
so jesse is gunna talk in third person and ignore the internet until he can get out of bed again
any tips on being able to breath again is appreciated tho. so far i am living off of:
-gargling salt water
- honey tea
- honey cough drops
- hot showers
- dimetapp
- ice cubes
annoyingly enough everything only helps for a minute or so and i cannot afford to buy anything that isnt around the house
i forgot that i used to use my drafts as a photobucket and found this doodle of a kangaroo dude i made a million months ago
Anonymous said: Are there any risks/downsides to having a smiley?
its very prone to rejection because there isn't a lot of tissue for the jewelry to stay in your frenulum. like other oral piercings, it can also cause some gum/tooth damage.
you might only have it for a few months to a year before it might just 'fall out' but its a cute piercing piercing and draws a lot of attention to your smile. even if it does reject/migrate out, you probably won't notice it was ever there.
just got back from my first real date in over 5 years with a wonderful 6ft+ ginger viking who is hilarious and totally into me
am i dreaming??
someone has been trying to harass me and it gave me such a laugh that i felt the need to draw him a self portrait because i am a mature adult
zenophrenic said: my friend told me about this shit and even just hearing about it like what the fuck
ASIDE FROM THE WHOLE SUPERHUMAN FETUS THING that i didnt find it bad - but hilarious.. i actually really enjoyed it! especially the sorceress. i dont want to spoil it but i enjoyed her story and i always appreciate villians with a backstory instead of that they are just evil because theyre EVIL
so im watching this animated movie and im less than a minute in a fetus told him mother to bring him into the world, so his mom told him to come out and so this premie just waltz on out
im pretty sure this is based off a story/folkore but i havent looked it up yet but i figured if anyone else wants to watch this it looks pretty interesting


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On May 15, 2009, at 12:38 PM, Shane Lin wrote:
Dear All,Apple has release 10.5.7 updater, there are three items related to the printing were listed in the release note:(1) Resolves an issue that may cause certain third-party printers to print to the incorrect paper tray. (2) Non-admin user accounts can now be allowed to add and remove printers by enabling Parental Controls and selecting "Can administer printers".(3) Includes other printing reliability and stability improvements. I have the following questions regard to these improvements: A. How to verify the item (1)?
There was an interaction between the number-up option and InputSlot that, for some printers, caused the InputSlot code to be ignored. In the print dialog, the number-up option is in the Layout pane and the InputSlot option is in the Paper Feed pane.
B. Is reasonable to allow non admin user to add/remove printers?
There are situations where non-admin users still need to be able to add and remove printers. The classic example is for a MacBook that is configured by corporate IT but is used in multiple locations. Without this change, the user would need to be a full admin to add and remove printers.
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If there were a more unlikely success story in 2010 than alternative MC B.o.B, you would have to make them up. The genre-merging Atlanta rhymer, producer and multi-instrumentalist has a major pop hit on his hands with the sugary ode, "Nothin' On You," featuring Bruno Mars. For a mixtape favorite who's considered the logical successor to OutKast, having the No. 2 song in the country is a coup.
B.o.B's first performance of "Airplanes" feat Hayley Williams of Paramore LIVE in Milwaukee in front of 4000+ fans! This is Part 1...Part 2 features Eminem. This song is on "B.o.B presents the Adventures of Bobby Ray" in Stores April 27th. Pre-order here.
April 27th.
B.O.B stopped by to kick it with Big Greg and talk about his new cd, touring with Lupe Fiasco and even kick a quick freestyle. April 27th!
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Mother duaghter time. My daughter is my inspiration.
Today would have been my Grandma's 78th birthday. Happy Birthday Nana!
This photo was taken in NYC around 1914, when my mother, Martha Behrman Weisman, (the seated baby with brown hair) was about one year old. Martha gave me life, but it was the standing blonde little girl, just about two years older than Martha, my Aunt Dena Behrman Bengal who finished the job of mothering me when Martha died at a young age. Pictured on the right is my grandmother, their mother, Sara Diamond Behrman, who came to this country from Poland in the late 19th century and was quickly orphaned. After a few years in the Hebrew Orphan Asylum in NYC's lower East side, she became a secretary and helped all five younger siblings find jobs, become independent and adapt to this new land. On the left is Molly Diamond, her youngest sibling, my Grand Aunt, who lived in the ancestral homestead in Brooklyn with Sara as elders. Molly always slipped me $50 on the sly when no one else was looking and I was a student at Barnard, and then later when I lived as an NYC bohemian. Family legend has it that Molly (who never married) enjoyed both the company of men and women in myriad ways. All four of these women and girls inspired me by their great strength, daring and style, along with their capacity to adapt, endure, care for one another, and by their profound love for me.
The woman pictured in this photo is my surrogate and birth mom of my daughter, Dena Martha Weisman Chance, who was born with our surrogate's help just over 8 years ago when I became a first-time new mom at age 48. Our surrogate (pregnant in this photo with Dena) and her two older girls (pictured here) have become beloved members of our extended family, and she continues to inspire me daily by her extraordinary generosity love, and sisterhood!
This is my mother Colleen Mendoza. She has taught me the value of hard work and determination.
- Christina Mendoza
Here's a submission from chef/owner Matt Janke of restaurant Lecosho, SAM's neighbor on Harbor Steps. His grandma wasn't kidding around in 1912.
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Alex, my best friend for over 30 years has always encouraged me to be the artist and friend I always hoped I could be. A friends like this is SO are hard to find. Thank you Alex.
- Diana Kingsley-Artist
My mom is a health coach who moved away from the PNW last year. We miss her a lot! We were able to visit my parents in Virginia this summer, and here are my two favorite women, making healthy smoothies together.
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My Mom, Priscilla, in her United Airlines flight attendant uniform in the 60s. My Mom wanted to see the world and left her small, South Dakotah farm town to do just that.
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Twins Zoe & Kathryn.
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My daughter Alice playing on Capitol Hill in the snow
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An amazing artist who always has a hug and a helping hand for those in need.
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The look in bride's eyes reveals the connection to generations of women before her, and to women everywhere. Every woman is a woman that matters to me.
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My best friend, Carolyn, and my oldest sister, Tina, have both helped shaped all (…maybe not all!) the things I do and love.
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Tonight billions of people are crying.
When I learned about your death, it made me feel bad.
You had a great life but your demise makes me so sad.
You were one of the greatest actors of all time.
Being robbed of your talent feels like a crime.
You were Andy Taylor and Ben Matlock as well.
There's one word that describes you and that word is swell.
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I have a Sh1t load of abacus software to install from year 1 through to 6. 3 CD's for each year.
I'm trying to install Abacus Evolve Interactive Planner. I'm trying the network install. I've installed the network client on the server and everything goes fine. I then install the client app from the share that the network installer created.
Again, no errors during installation, but when i click on the icon to load the app i get: Error, Failed to connect to the evolve datastore
I made sure the SQL engine was running on the server. I can ping the server and access the shares using both the IP and the server name.
I phoned tech support and the guy took me through some things and couldn't see anything wrong. I then installed the planner client on the server and it worked fine.
There's no AV or firewall on the client that i'm installing it on, as its a clean image that i only created yesterday.
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Protest Against Formula One in Bahrain
Bahraini policemen talk near graffitis on the wall during clashes with demonstrators following a protest against the arrival of Bahrain Formula One Grand Prix on April 18, 2013 in the village of Diraz, west of Manama. Bahrain riot police fired tear gas and stun grenades at protesters who hurled petrol bombs during protests against the staging of the race. (Photo: AFP/Getty Images)


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This cake was delicious, but I would DEFINITELY recommend refrigerating this cake after serving it. I like to leave my cakes out covered, on the counter, but the cake got mold on it after only 2 full days. I had to throw the rest of it away, which was heart-breaking. I don't know if it was because of the chopped fresh strawberries in the frosting, but it just didn't last.
Strawberry-Lemonade Layer Cake
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You can assemble this glorious cake up to two days ahead; store at room temp. Also, you can freeze cooled layers up to a month in plastic wrap and aluminum foil.
Yield: Makes 12 servings
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- 1 cup butter, softened
- 2 cups granulated sugar
- 4 large eggs, separated
- 3 cups cake flour
- 1 tablespoon baking powder
- 1/8 teaspoon table salt
- 1 cup milk
- 1 tablespoon lemon zest
- 1 tablespoon fresh lemon juice
- Shortening
- Strawberry-Lemonade Jam
- Strawberry Frosting
- 1. Preheat oven to 350°. Beat butter at medium speed with an electric mixer until creamy; gradually add sugar, beating until light and fluffy. Add egg yolks, 1 at a time, beating until blended after each addition.
- 2. Stir together flour and next 2 ingredients; add to butter mixture alternately with milk, beginning and ending with flour mixture. Beat at low speed just until blended. Stir in zest and juice.
- 3. Beat egg whites in a large bowl at high speed until stiff peaks form. Gently stir one-third of egg whites into batter; fold in remaining egg whites. Spoon batter into 4 greased (with shortening) and floured 9-inch round cake pans.
- 4. Bake at 350° for 16 to 20 minutes or until a wooden pick inserted in center comes out clean. Cool in pans on wire racks 10 minutes; remove from pans to wire racks, and cool completely.
- 5. Place 1 cake layer on a serving platter, and spread with about 1/2 cup Strawberry-Lemonade Jam, leaving a 1/2-inch border around edges. Spoon 1 cup Strawberry Frosting into a zip-top plastic freezer bag. Snip 1 corner of bag to make a small hole. Pipe a ring of frosting around cake layer just inside the top edge. Top with second and third cake layers, repeating procedure with filling and frosting between each layer. Top with last cake layer, and spread remaining Strawberry Frosting on top and sides of cake.
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On August 2nd, GoodBAMMSho, No Country For New Nashville, Do615, East Nashville Underground & Mercy Lounge presents After The Fire – A Benefit Concert for Luella and the Sun. The event will help the Nashville quartet recover from the tragic fire that destroyed the studio and half the home of guitarist Joe McMahan. The home was also the place where he and Luella lived, where the band developed their sound and where they recorded their two-song 10″ vinyl debut. The benefit, held at Nashville's Mercy Lounge, features performances by Justin Townes Earle, Altered Statesman, Los Colognes, Webb Wilder, DUGAS, James Wallace and the Naked Light and Luella and the Sun. All proceeds from After The Fire will go to Luella and the Sun. Show starts at 8pm. Additional sponsors for the event include Thirty Tigers, Silly Goose, Cage Free Visuals, All Eyes Media, Five Points Pizza, Pepperfire, Do615, Grimeys, Native, OurVinyl, Revival Vinyards, Midtown Printing, The East Nashvillian, Blue Moon, Leinenkugel's and Lightning 100. Raffle prizes will also be given out throughout the evening.
After the Fire: Benefit for Luella and the Sun
Lightning 100′s Top 25 videos of 2012
Lightning 100 had a great 2012….for in-studio performances! We made a list of our some of our favorite performances from the year, click here to see the full list.
- Imagine Dragons – Radioactive
We gave 20 lucky fans the chance to see a private performance with Imagine Dragons before their sold out show at Cannery Ballroom. One of our listeners included lead singer, Dan Reynolds, younger brother who won tickets during the lunch request hour. Watch Imagine Dragons performs "Radioactive" live at Lightning 100. Click here to see the band perform their big single "It's Time" live in our studio.
- Alabama Shakes – Hold On
Band of Horses used to wear the crown for biggest crowd at Live On the Green until Alabama Shakes performed in 2012. Check out Alabama Shakes performance "Hold On" at Live On the Green.
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- Passion Pit – Take A Walk
Passion Pit performs in front of a few fans in Griffin Technology's Pre-Show Live event at Marathon Music Works. The band was running late, so we had to cut out the interview. Michael Angelakos, lead singer of Passion Pit was a little offended by this. Check out this live version of "Take A Walk". We've also recorded "Constant Conversations" and "Sleepyheads" at the show.
- The Lumineers – Classy Girl
If you heard The Lumineers first on Lightning 100, you've got Wells Adams to thank for that. After a few weeks of playing "Ho Hey" during our music meetings, the song made it to the airwaves. Lightning 100 was one of the first stations in the country to play The Lumineers…..and now you hear them everywhere.
- Walk The Moon – Anna Sun
The young up-and-coming band Walk the Moon stopped by the studio without their face paint. Check out their performance "Anna Sun" live at Lightning 100. We've also got a recording of "Tightrope" on our HD On-demand Page.
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Indie Underground Hour 7-16-12
JEFF The Brotherhood – Leave Me Out (Hypnotic Nights, Infinity Cat/WB)
Paul Weller – Green (Sonik Kicks, Yep Roc)
Old Crow Medicine Show – Carry Me Back To Virginia (Carry Me Back, ATO)
Justin Townes Earle – Can't Hardly Wait (Midnight At The Movies, Bloodshot)
Konkoma – Handkerchief (Konkoma, Soundway)
Antibalas – Dirty Money (Antibalas, Daptone)
Dirty Projectors – Dance For You (Swing Lo Magellan, Domino)
Django Django – Default (Django Django, Because Music)
Alejandro Escovedo – Common Mistake (Big Station, Fantasy)
Kelly Hogan – Sleeper Awake (I Like To Keep Myself In Pain, Anti-)
Charles Bradley – No Time For Dreaming (No Time For Dreaming, Daptone)
Seu Jorge & Almaz – Everybody Loves The Sunshine (Seu Jorge & Almaz, Now-Again)
Larry Jon Wilson – Ohoopee River Bottomland (Country Funk 1969-75, Light In The Attic)
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Justin Townes Earle in-studio videos
Justin Townes Earle stopped by the studio to record an episode of Music Business Radio. He showed up a little early so we got him to play a few songs on air and talk about his new record "Nothing's Ever Gonna Change The Way You Feel About Me Now." Check out these performances of "Memphis in the Rain" and "Am I That Lonely Tonight?"
What do you think of the new album? We are playing "Look the Other Way", any other tracks we should add? We've been a big fan of Justin Townes Earle since the beginning of his career. Check out some of our earlier in-studio performances with over 40,000 views.
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Justin Townes Earle
|Song: Look The Other Way
Album: Nothing's Gonna Change The Way You Feel About Me Now
Air Date: 2/13/12
|Playin' Live w/ Todd Snider
Where: The Ryman
When: 6/2/12 at 8pm
Tickets: Here
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Justin Townes Earle in studio
Justin Townes Earle visits the studio before performing at Sound Land. Justin performs an original one entitled "Ain't Waitin'" off this new album Harlem River Blues. Justin also covers the song "My Starter Won't Start This Morning" by Lightnin´Hopkins.
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Bonnaroo 2011 Lineup
Eminem – Arcade Fire – Widespread Panic – The Black Keys
Buffalo Springfield feat Richie Furay, Stephen Stills, Neil Young, Rick Rosas, Joe Vitale
My Morning Jacket - Ray LaMontagne - String Cheese Incident
Robert Plant & Band of Joy - Mumford & Sons - The Strokes
The Decemberists - Lil Wayne - Bassnectar - Iron & Wine - Girl Talk - Primus
Dr. John and The Original Meters performing Desitively Bonnaroo - Alison Krauss & Union Station
Pretty Lights - Florence + the Machine - SuperJam with Dan Auerbach and Dr. John - Atomsphere
Explosions In The Sky - Gogol Bordello - Beirut - Big Boi - Scissor Sisters - Gregg Allman
Ratatat - Global Gypsy Punk Revue curated by Eugene Hütz - Robyn - Warren Haynes Band
Deerhunter - Opeth - STS9 - Old Crow Medicine Show - Bootsy Collins & the Funk University
Wiz Khalifa - Matt & Kim - Grace Potter & The Nocturnals - Mavis Staples - Cold War Kids
The Del McCoury Band & the Preservation Hall Jazz Band - Wanda Jackson - The Walkmen
Justin Townes Earle - Ryan Bingham & The Dead Horses - Béla Fleck and the Flecktones - !!!
Jovanotti - Bruce Hornsby - Loretta Lynn - Neon Trees - The Drums - Sleigh Bells - Amos Lee
Best Coast - Dãm-Funk & Master Blazter - The Sword - Portugal. The Man- The Black Angels
School of Seven Bells - J. Cole - Nicole Atkins & the Black Sea - Wavves - Chiddy Bang - Junip
Freelance Whales - Deer Tick - Band of Skulls - Sharon Van Etten - Abigail Washburn
Omar Souleyman - Twin Shadow - Kylesa - Man Man - The Low Anthem - Alberta Cross
Railroad Earth - Jessica Lea Mayfield - Smith Westerns - The Head and the Heart - Karen Elson
Beats Antique - 22-20s - Phosphorescent - Clare Maguire - Hayes Carll
The 2011 event marks the 10th year for the legendary festival, which began in 2002 as a remarkable idea to serve a passionate yet underappreciated and overlooked fanbase, and ended up becoming the premier multi-day concert destination of the summer whose dynamic and eclectic programming paved the way for the age of the great American music festival.


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AMD Steals Market Share From Intel
PC microprocessor sales climbed to $10.9 billion in the fourth quarter of last year, up 1.8 percent sequentially, and up 14.2 percent.
IDC reports that for the entire year, PC microprocessor sales jumped by 13.2 percent to more than $41 billion. Much of the increase was due to higher average selling prices, which added about 9 percent.
Both Intel and AMD were able to gain market share in individual market segments, but it was AMD that came out on top overall. Intel ended the year with 80.1 percent share, down 0.6 points from 2010, while AMD gained 0.7 points to 19.7 percent and Via dropped 0.1 points to 0.2 percent share.
According to IDC, Intel suffered a 2.6 point loss in the mobile segment (down to 83.8 percent), as AMD added 2.7 points bringing it to 16.0 percent. AMD lost in the server and workstation segment where it is now at 5.5 percent, which was down 1.5 points. Intel is overwhelmingly dominant with 94.5 percent (up 1.5 points). In desktop processors, Intel came in at 73.8 percent (+1.7 points), while AMD was down 1.6 points to 26.0 percent.
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Yeah and PC's are dead everyone don't forget, also some idiot over at IGN posted an article on how consoles are dying also. Do these mainstream people really think that I will settle for playing garbage games on a freaking Android/iPhone/iPad anytime soon? HELL NO I WON'T!!!
I hope that Piledrive will turn things around for AMD.
For laptops and budget builds, I think AMD is the way to go with their APU's
Yeah and PC's are dead everyone don't forget, also some idiot over at IGN posted an article on how consoles are dying also. Do these mainstream people really think that I will settle for playing garbage games on a freaking Android/iPhone/iPad anytime soon? HELL NO I WON'T!!!
33CaedenV , March 16, 2012 11:18 PMOne of these days VIA is going to come out of left field with something amazing, but I'm not holding my breath.
Good to hear that AMD is still in the game
I hope that Piledrive will turn things around for AMD.
28of the way , March 16, 2012 11:21 PMBuzz, the article states that, overall, AMD was the winner, despite losing in some segments. It appears that it was not a net loss.
For laptops and budget builds, I think AMD is the way to go with their APU's
16dudemcduderson , March 16, 2012 11:39 PMof the wayBuzz, the article states that, overall, AMD was the winner, despite losing in some segments. It appears that it was not a net loss.
I don't think you even read 25% of my post, because I was being sarcastic with the first statement. My point was that neither PCs nor consoles will be gone anytime soon and that the third and final alternative MOBILE GAMING is not anywhere near the same experience.
3dudemcduderson , March 16, 2012 11:41 PM"Of the way" sorry that post was directed towards "Witcherx" not you.
24Shin-san , March 16, 2012 11:47 PMPeople ask me what is the best general-purpose laptops, and I recommend for the low end to get one with an AMD CPU if you don't mind a lower battery life simply because they include Radeon graphics.
9Devoteicon , March 16, 2012 11:54 PMI like that picture. At least Intel was nice enough to give AMD a reach around.
30kronos_cornelius , March 17, 2012 12:02 AMI bet it is the Fusion chip making the difference for AMD
26bluekoala , March 17, 2012 12:08 AMAMD represents excellent mobile value IMO. You can get a really solid laptop for less than 1000$. I remember the days where a pentium 133mhz was nearly 5000$. We've come a long way since then.
23bluekoala , March 17, 2012 12:15 AMSubmit2MyPurposeShin-san, why would someone want a lower end laptop that had a Radeon in it? If you care so little about the performance of the laptop, what is the point of the Radeon. What they likely need is a lot of battery life so you are honestly steering them in the wrong direction. You should figure out their needs first. If they want to play some games, then yes go with the AMD APU. If they are 'only' concerned about price, then they should still go with AMD for the most part although an i3 might be about the same price. If they have business computing needs, then they should go Intel. If they want more mobility, then they should go Intel. If they want high end, then they should go Intel. I would never send anyone AMD's way just for a Radeon though. They may never need its effects. This is why so many of these fools go tablet. They have no real use for a computer other than web browsing and may not need advanced gaming beyond Freescale and Angry Birdies.
A common problem I see with laptops is "Yes I can bring my laptop over and play a game with you!"
And then they plug it in to find that their over powered CPU does absolutely nothing for simple gaming performance. If a 1600$ laptop can't run left4dead half as good as an 800$ one even on low settings then I don't think it's considered "all around good" but more "better option to run excel when no access to a power source"
13papaspud , March 17, 2012 12:24 AMAMD makes good laptop APU's for the price. They can't compete on the CPU end, but their integrated graphics blow intel's out of the water. 6 of 1 1/2 a dozen for the other, for $600 or so you can get a pretty powerful laptop running AMD chips, I know the cheap one I bought can play most any game out there right now. Desktop, Intel all the way, AMD is not hardly even competitive in this area.
23Soda-88 , March 17, 2012 12:29 AMA Bad DayYou, and the gamer community, are a minority in the total computer marketshare. For every gamer, there are possibly dozens or hundreds of non-gamers or casual ones, and why should they use desktop computers if laptops or tablets can easily fill in the computing job.
you mean computing job such as wasting time on facebook?
workstations are called workstations for a reason and the guy you quoted was talking about gaming which will never be on par with desktop gaming in any other shape or form no matter how religiously some of the idiots preach just that
casual 'gamers' don't even know what it means to be a gamer so they settle for less, if you want the job done you will do it on a proper device and neither productive work nor gaming will ever be done properly on anything less than a desktop pc (no, not even consoles; before i get attacked on this one, let's just mention games that require any sort of multitasking such as rts genre - it cannot be done on a 4 button controller)
desktop pc is the king of gaming and will not be dethroned by the gimmicks we are getting fed with each year
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Raise the Woof: Doghouses Delight at Barkitecture 2012
by Kara Mosher · 16 photos · 21 comments
The Greenest Design award went to the Rex Box, created with a metal roof, solar panels, recyclable materials and sliding doors. Designed by Francois Levy and built by Newcastle Homes, this green home is similar to many "people" homes designed in East Austin. One neat feature is the chimney, which helps keep the interior naturally cool.by Kara Mosher
One of the most exciting designs at the event was the Sea Woof — a pet lounge area designed like a pontoon boat, complete with dog-size life preservers. Created by STG Design, this doghouse won the Most Unusual Design award.by Kara Mosher
The designers at Renewal Design Lab won the award for Best Backyard Bungalow. Aptly named Big Dog Little Dog, this house has two entrances to accommodate two dog sizes.by Kara Mosher
Like many of the other doghouses, it was also created from salvaged materials.by Kara Mosher
Clark/Richardson Architects earned the Best Urban Dwelling award with this creative Murphy bed doghouse. Murphy's Paw folds into the wall, creating more free space in the home and helping the bed stay clean. The modern and clean design was inspired by the actual home where it will be placed.by Kara Mosher
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The Barkelow created by EIX & Blackwell offers a lot of home for little puppies. As winner of the Largest Fundraiser award, this chic doghouse is not only comfy, but also luxurious with billowy canopy curtains and a tiny chandelier to boot. This pomeranian seems to agree.by Kara Mosher
This year's Best in Show was a combined effort between engineering from Block Research Group and design from Escobedo Construction. Created from a fabricated limestone which is held together by sheer compression, the Doggone Vault's design is both stable and breathable.by Kara Mosher
It also sections the space into a "bedroom" and "dining" space. The kitchen is positioned in the center, where a small water bowl has been created from a dip in the design. The water comes from fresh rain, filtered down from the roof.
It also sections the space into a "bedroom" and "dining" space. The kitchen is positioned in the center, where a small water bowl has been created from a dip in the design. The water comes from fresh rain, filtered down from the roof.
Created by Austin Community College students of the Architectural and Engineering CAD Department, the Frank Lloyd Wright-inspired Tailiesin SXSW won Largest Student Fundraiser. All materials for this piece were donated or repurposed.by Kara Mosher
If I were a small dog, my first choice would be this traveling canine's dream designed by AJM Construction. The Woof-Stream is made from local recycled materials including sheet metal and wood and replicates the style of a traditional Airstream.by Kara Mosher
Gensler designed this Dog Cube Condo, a sustainable home created to withstand the Texas heat. This simple design is made of stainless steel, perforated metal mesh and ipe wood.by Kara Mosher
A beautiful and unique touch to the Cube Condo is a low-water rooftop planting suited for the Texas climate.by Kara Mosher
This quaint canine farmhouse by Henley Homes is equipped with a front porch, swing, dormer window and white picket fence.by Kara Mosher
This functional and clean design drew the attention of many dogs. Created by RRS Construction, it features one of Austin's coolest outdoor features, the shade sail.by Kara Mosher
Practice Design Group is responsible for this Puppy Playscape, created to be a space for both dogs and their human counterparts to enjoy. The design offers minimal cleanup, an adjustable roof and a fun place for puppies to play.by Kara Mosher
One of my visually favorite designs and what seemed to be one of the most functional houses was this open-air house by Hatch+Ulland Owen made with ipe wood flooring and polygal ceiling.by Kara Mosher
Does your dog have a great house, too? Post a photo below!
Does your dog have a great house, too? Post a photo below!
So fun! Thanks for sharing.
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Wow I love them all. I am inspired!
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Love the "Puppy Playscape" in the second to last photo. I need one for my Bernese Mountain Dog and my 5 year-old twins! They would all be in heaven! :D
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pandm, mine would just giver there's to the cats since the cats rule anyway. LOL
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wow i hope i could get my dogs to sleep in their own beds. I am wary to make/buy them posh house/bed if they still choose to snuggle beside me in my bed.
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At first glance I thought that the Sea Woof included an iPad! It was just the certificate.
A smell-proof dog house would be great, as one of our dogs rolled in a dead seal at the beach today.
Wonderful, inventive designs! Wouldn't mind any 3 of them (one for each pooch, although the cats often colonize the dog beds too, so maybe 5...)
A smell-proof dog house would be great, as one of our dogs rolled in a dead seal at the beach today.
Wonderful, inventive designs! Wouldn't mind any 3 of them (one for each pooch, although the cats often colonize the dog beds too, so maybe 5...)
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Love them all! What fabulous ideas. Now if I could just get my Mastiff and Saint Bernard off the couch . . .
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I have to agree, they're all great but the cabana kind of has my attention. Thanks for this fun piece and what a great way to raise money...love it! If you don't live near this event no problem. Consider checking CustomMade for makers who would really love to help you create the perfect house for your four-legged bff :-).
marcie http://custm.co/hz/110
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We did a custom doghouse named the 'Bimini Bungalow' for a no kill shelter private auction a couple years back in LA... would've fit in perfect for Austin. Great city! Give a shout if anyone would like something special and unique for their pooch. email@example.com
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Love Newcastle homes & francois-levy Green dog home. I hope to be able to win one of their dog homes for my home that they are building and designing in east austin. They go just as green in thehomes they build for humans :) Gotta love it
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Books I finish reading with quotations ripped out of context.
1. Ignorance by Milan Kundera
They stayed in their country because they liked themselves and because they liked themselves together with their lives, which were inseparable from the place where the lives had been lived.
2. Zen in the Art of Writing by Ray Bradbury
If your boy is a poet, horse manure can only mean flowers to him; which is, of course, what horse manure has always been about.
3. America is in the Heart by Carlos Bulosan
I knew, then, that he had loved my mother although he had had no chance to show it to her. Yes, to him, and to me afterward, to know my mother's name was to know the password into secrets of the past, into childhood and pleasant memories; but it was also a guiding star, a talisman, a charm that lights us to manhood and decency.
4. The Awakening and Selected Stories by Kate Chopin
How strange and awful it seemed to stand naked under the sky! how delicious! She felt like some newborn creature, opening its eyes in a familiar world it had never known.
5. Lucky Child by Loung Ung
I feel like a worm in a cocoon wrapped in all these layers of thread to keep me safe and hidden. I can't wait to bite my way out of all the trapings and find out whether I'm going to fly or fall flat on my face.
6. We Should Never Meet by Aimee Phan
The sun melted into the freeway.
7. On Writing: A Memoir of the Craft by Stephen King
She smiled at me. I smiled back. Sometimes these things are not accidents. I'm almost sure of it.
8. Rosebud and Other Stories by Wakako Yamauchi
9. The Audacity of Hope by Barack Obama
10. American Cooking: Creole and Acadian by Peter S Feibleman & the Editors of Time-Life Books (Foods of the World)
11. 100 Years of Solitude by Gabriel Garcia Marquez
12. The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins (via Hailee)
13. Catching Fire by Suzanne Collins
14. Mockingjay by Suzanna Collins
15. Ender's Game by Orson Scott Card (a re-read)
16. Mists of Avalon by Marion Zimmer Bradley (via Hailee)
17. Dune by Frank Herbert
18. Therese Raquin by Emile Zola
19. The Art of Loving by Erich Fromm
20. Bossypants by Tina Fey
I read fewer books toward the end of the year than in the beginning, in part due to 1) spending more time reading my subscription to The Nation, 2) having a new full-time job, and 3) spending a lot of time watching rock climbing videos. The titles also got fluffier toward the end there, heh.
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New York, NY 10016Neighborhood:
Union Square
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IndianPrice: $31 to $50
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.devinyc.com/
- Phone: 2126912100x
- Hours of Operation:
Brunch Saturday - Sunday 11:30am - 4:00pm
Lunch Monday - Friday: 12:00pm - 2:30pm
Dinner Sunday: 5:00pm - 10pm, Monday - Thursday: 5:30pm - 10:30pm, Friday - Saturday: 5:30pm - 11:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Vegetarian / Vegan, Indian, Contemporary Indian
- Executive Chef: Dheeraj Tomar
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Beer, Cafe, Delivery, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Private Room, Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: Devi offers both on premise as well as off premise catering.We're delighted to create an event that is memorable and fashioned to a clients needs. Let Devi "work it's magic" as the NY Times has suggested, and offer it's "impressive repertoire" as described by NY Magazine. Email us for more information on catering prices. Call or email our General Manager Kunal Lamba. firstname.lastname@example.com
- Special Events: Call us today to discuss about your special event , Let us plan you event ether indoor or off premise. Call or email our General Manager Kunal Lamba for more information.
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Devi, signifying "goddess" in the Indian language, showcases the celebrated pan Indian cuisine in its modern avatar and was the first ever Indian restaurant to get a Michelin star in the United States. The team of Kunal Lamba (GM and Culinary Director) and Chef Dheeraj Tomar is a direct import from New Delhi just like the dining room artifacts. The restaurant is designed with wood and marble brought from India and touched with vibrant color that invites guests to experience an atmosphere both elegant and whimsical.Continued
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113 reviews since June 4, 2014
- Food3.9Service3.7
- Ambiance4Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (52)romantic (42)neighborhood gem (38)special occasion (32)good for groups (20)great for lunch (18)great for brunch (7)kid-friendly (3)hot spot (3)notable wine list (2)late-night find (2)great for outdoor dining (1)Show More
- food good, service terriblejoannewDined on 9/26/2014Food was great, but it was totally dead on a Friday afternoon for lunch - we were one of 2 tables there - and the waiter completely abandoned us halfway through the meal. Noone checked in on us, and I had my credit card on the table for a full 30 mins before I had to extricate myself from my convo to ask the host to run my card. So, I won't be going back here anytime soon.
- Excellent food, service, ambianceMLdinerVIPDined on 9/21/2014This is my fourth time dining at Devi's and it does not disappoint. Used the groupon deal and received four "surprise" appetizers, excellent lamb entree and delicious mango cheesecake dessert. It's a cut above the Indian restaurants nearby, on Lexington Ave.Special Features:
- Great experience at DeviShirDined on 9/20/2014Devi was so wonderful! I took my husband for his birthday. I had written to the restaurant that I was surprising him and bringing him. When we got there, they had put confetti on the table for his birthday. I have never had such a thoughtful gesture at a restaurant! The food and service were absolutely wonderful! It is quite expensive but that is expected for a nice restaurant in NYC.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delicious Indian CuisineFoodBettyDined on 9/15/2014Devi is a lovy little spot off Union Square that serves tasty Indian food. The service was attentive without being pushy. The decor is jewel-like, with colored glass lanterns hanging all over. Romantic for sure. I had a chile/fennel infused martini that was delicious and the shrimp coconut curry was great, too. Loved everything we ate.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Worst service ever.sk1982VIPDined on 9/13/2014I had dinner at Devi this past Saturday. After 25 min of being seated right next to the bar, I walked up to the hostess, asked if someone could take our order. She said " I don't control that." A waiter returned after 10 minutes, took our order for drinks and left. 20 minutes later, I reminded him of our cocktails, which we saw were sitting on the bar table ! After 15 minutes of placing our order, I was told that one of the appetizers we ordered (tandoori prawns) was not available. After another 15 minutes, we were told that an entree (chicken xacutti) was also not available. The staff was rude, unapproachable and when I asked why drinks were taking that long, the server glared at me and walked away. Never going back again.
- foodiefoodieVIPDined on 9/13/2014After offering me the 2 worst tables in the restaurant even though the restaurant was 1/3 full, the hostess seated me at my direction at a pleasant table. I ordered the Tandoori Cornish hen for an appetizer which really was chicken. When I saw that the portion was large I asked the waiter if he could cancel my order of grilled sea bass. He said they had already started cooking it, but it took 30 minutes to appear at my table after I finished the appetizer. The "grilled fish" was a stew in a heavy sauce. I asked the waiter why the menu says gilled fish if it's a stew. He said they grill it before it becomes a stew.
- Devi is Delicious!MimiDined on 9/12/2014Devi is a lovely little gem tucked away on a side street near Union Square Park. The food was divine and the atmosphere was warm and comfortable. We ate a variety of entrees and enjoyed each one, complete with Oh's and Ah's at every bite. I would highly recommend this restaurant to anyone looking for good affordable Indian Food in NYC.Special Features:
- Divine place to eat!BigtipperloverboyDined on 9/10/2014I was very pleased not only with the romantic ambiance and soothing tunes but the rich in taste courses and lovely staff! The gorgeous hostess made me feel very welcome And I was very impressed with the server's knowledge of wines , I will definitely be coming back soon !Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good foodChittsDined on 9/10/2014We tried the chefs special 6 course and it was presented very well. Our stomachs were full by the end of 4th course but enjoyed every bit if it. Felt like the judges in Chopped.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Would not recommendOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 9/2/2014This is a mediocre (at best) Indian restaurant with ridiculously high prices. I would not recommend.
- Great Indian food, lazy serviceJSDCDined on 8/29/2014This is a nice go-to Indian place, with well-made and well-presented food. The service is lacking, unfortunately: you will often find yourself wondering if the waiter has forgotten you, and whether it will be possible to get your water refilled. No good excuse for this in a half full restaurant.
- Quiet Spot with Great Food/SpecialsBookboyDined on 8/25/2014Attended a lunch meeting with five colleagues, were given a quiet table, great service and very good food. A mix of staples and unfamiliar items, the highlight was the potato/ginger hash topped with chick peas (an appetizer). Lunch special allows you to pick any app and any entree for $20, comes with rice and naan.Special Features:
- Can't Stop Talking About ItChelseaGalDined on 8/20/2014This was my second visit to Devi. Food is incredible. Lovely atmosphere. My only negative comment ios the service. It is very pleasant, but very slow. I hate to be rushed, especially when having a fine meal, but it was slow, even for my taste. That being said, i wouldn't hesitate to go back or recommend this restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Terrible service and Groupon DealRaniyeDined on 8/19/2014They charged us 120 for a meal that I paid 69 for on Groupon, they put on a 20% tip for 2 people (generally tip is voluntary except for parties of 6 or more) and then charged us tax on 120!! Which is ridiculous...on top of it all, the food wasn't that great, you can get the same food for one fourth of the price - the ambience sucked and overall the final straw was the discussion we had to have about the bill.
- DeliciousIlikefoodVIPDined on 8/16/2014We arrived early for our reservation and were seated right away, but it took a while before we got drinks menus, and service remained pretty slow for the rest of our meal. The food and drinks, however, were amazing and almost worth the wait. My lamb shank was tender and very flavorful, and my husband's vindaloo was very authentic. The ginger Collins was the perfect compliment to my meal. If service had been quicker I would have tried a couple of the other cocktail specialties as well, since they all looked delicious.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Restaurant WeekBeenThereDoneThatDined on 8/15/2014We reserved on OT, had Devi call is the next day to confirm. They called us again 30 mins before reservation time to move time. Called back for information, front desk girl was very unprofessional. Was seated immediately when we arrived, got out drinks and had that same girl ask us to move to another table because another party requested that table, again, very unprofessional the way she approaches us and demanded we move. The waiter was great, apologized, got us wine on the house. Food was nothing special, we've had better Indian food. Overpriced. Drinks menu is interesting & good. Ambiance is good. One time eat; wouldn't be returning especially because of the unprofessional staff.
- Great food - wait time,not so greatPrisDined on 8/14/2014The food and the ambience were great.The drinks were mixed well. Sadly we waited way too long in between - for our appetizers/entrees/desserts to arrive.The staff was friendly - not sure if the delay was from the kitchen.It was restaurant week so we expected better.Another bummer - they did not have the dessert we wanted from the restaurant week menu.The alternative they gave me was a let-down.
- DeliciousSarahDined on 8/14/2014Every part of this meal was outstanding. Spent the whole trip home raving about how good it was. The servers were friendly and polite, the vegetarian selection was spectacular.Special Features:
- Delicious Date NightRinnaSDined on 8/13/2014My husband and I went to Devi for dinner during restaurant week. We were seated in the back in a very private area which was very nice. The server was really friendly and really helpful throughout the night. We ordered the Chicken Kastoori Kebab and Ginger Potato Hash for appetizers. The Ginger Potato Hash was excellent. The Chicken Kebab was very good but I would have preferred a yogurt sauce rather than the guacamole. For entree I ordered the Spinach & Paneer Vegetarian dumplings which was so so amazing. My husband got the Chicken Tikka Masala. He enjoyed it, but I thought the sauce was a bit too much like tomato basil soup. I can't say enough how fantastic the Gulan Jamun Creme Brulee was.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/13/2014My husband had been to that restaurant many years ago and he enjoyed the food very much. Unfortunately the quality of the food is not what it used to be.
- Restaurant WeekMaestra52Dined on 8/13/2014Drinks were not great. I had 2 cocktails and they were not consistent. Had to send both drinks back several times to be tweaked. The portions were not large enough for the price. My date was a vegetarian and he was not pleased with the variety or portions as well.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 8/11/2014Beautiful restaurant and the server was very attentive. We took a booth in the back corner where sheer red scarves were hung to make it semi-private. The online menu shows a Devi Lunch Special for an appetizer and entree for $20. Not all of the items were in the restaurant week prix fixe menu which also included dessert for $25. I ordered the Fish Pakora Tacos which seemed more Mexican than Indian. The entree was a Banana Leaf Steamed Sea Bass that was fresh and slightly spicy. I tasted a friend's order of Chicken Tikka Masala. I'd order that next time. For dessert I had some sort of Creme Brule layer on top of a sweet rice pudding dessert -- loved it. That was delicious!Special Features:
- I wanted to try this restaurantCrombieVIPDined on 8/10/2014and I am so glad that I did. EVerything was excellent, but my friends felt that they should have gotten three lambchops for lunch.Special Features:
- RobertVIPDined on 8/8/2014notable specialty cocktail list, excellent service and very good food.Special Features:
- DiasappointedBobbyDined on 8/8/2014We have been to Devi before and it was great, but this time we felt we we not really eating Indian food. Trying to be too innovative and missing the essential. Curry one result curry, cauliflower in something similar to ketchup. Sea bass was excellent. Lamb chops with yoghurt ok. Nan portion small and over done.
- Does not deserve a Michelin starAce1Ace2Dined on 8/7/2014Some of the food was very creative (fish tacos), most of it was decent average Indian fare. Both the deserts (pistachio kulfi and gulab jamun crime brûlée) were below par. The decor was abysmal - wannabe oriental, mixed with chandeliers and Turkish lanterns). Not worth the money.
- Good food terrible serviceAlamodeVIPDined on 8/7/2014We were a party of 3 for lunch during restaurant week. I had read that they also offer a lunch special $19.95 for any appetizer and entrée. The restaurant was empty except for us and a table of 2. It seemed like our presence annoyed the waiter. He was sullen and sour and it was 12pm.- the restaurant just opened. He said the lunch special was not available anymore. When we asked for a regular menu, it was brought over 10 minutes later and we were told if anyone ordered off the menu the others could not have the restaurant week menu. We all opted for the restaurant menu and the food was quite good. The service really marred the dining experience and with so many Indian restaurants in NYC there's no reason to go to Devi.
- NYC teacherDelectableDining1Dined on 8/6/2014The food is amazing, always soo good. The desserts are a must have. Great staff, location and menu options.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- NotMyNameDined on 8/5/2014Several of us developed "gastrointestinal discomfort" (not spice related) subsequent to our meal. Service was less than attentive.
- Creative and Delicious Indian FoodCarolynVIPDined on 8/5/2014Came here for restaurant week, and I will certainly be back! The Cilantro Tonic was an amazing cocktail, and I don't usually like gin. The gulab jamun creme brulee was also stellar. Everything I ate was wonderful.Special Features:
- Fusion Indian Tasty FoodJapuDined on 8/4/2014The Pri fix menu for Restaurant week was good as it had good options for both Veg & Non Veg eaters. I went there for a lunch date with my husband. I ordered Spinach & Paneer Kofta. It was rich & creamy and tasty too. The starter was good hash browns with potato and chickpeas. Mango Lassi was the best that we have ever had. Overall good food but pricey even during restaurant week specials as portions are less.Special Features:
- too expensive for the tastefoodieDined on 8/1/2014cost of food is way out of proportion to the taste and ambience. average taste, nothing special. Not every dish written on the menu were not available, so we had to settle with what ever they had left.
- Wonderful find near Union Square!dinerscribeDined on 8/1/2014Perfectly portioned, flawlessly seasoned Indian food in a great location. Pleasant, attentive but not overbearing waitstaff.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Unique spin on traditional IndianJunegirlsDined on 8/1/2014It was restaurant week and we went here for lunch. The food was served at a relaxed pace. The restaurant is decorated beautifully and I imagine the ambience is enhanced at night. The food is delicious and the portions are huge. We could have done with half the size of the entrees. The hostess was not the warmest or the most welcoming - it needs to be said. We arrived a bit early and were not aware not the place was yet to open for business and she was unnecessarily brusque and rude in waving us off. No smiles. Luckily we did not let this ruin our lunch experience. Our servers were very nice though. The Gulab Jamun creme brûlée is to die for! Our vegetarian party of four quite enjoyed our lunch and I would recommend this place for sure.Special Features:
- A bit disappointingKarenDined on 7/31/2014A friend and I went to Devi for a restaurant week dinner. The food was pretty good, however the service was mediocre. First, the waiter took a while to even get to us then next he messed up our drink order. At the end of our meal there were unnecessary complications regarding the bill and credit card machine. Overall, we were both very disappointed with our experience dining at Devi.
- Good food, so-so serviceFiFi123Dined on 7/31/2014We were at Devi for Restaurant week. Don't know if service is typically more lax during the onslaught, but we were left sitting at the table for long periods of time waiting to order, waiting for the next course, waiting for tea/coffee after our meal, waiting for the check, etc. The overly relaxed service really diminished our dining experience.
- LovelyValueSeekerDined on 7/31/2014Lovely decor, good looking and attentive staff, and YUM!Special Features:
- restaurant week diinerFeliciaVIPDined on 7/25/2014Food was excellent. Elegant dining room. Friendly service.Special Features:
- devi dininghilldinerDined on 7/24/2014Great food and innovative Indian cocktails, baby eggplant was too salty, however.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food, bad service!khollandDined on 7/24/2014We booked the NYC restaurant week menu offer and thought we were going to have a great experience. Upon arrival we were shown to our table then it took another 7mins for the waiter to give us the menu as he seemed to be flapping over the Americans next to us. He then took our drinks order then our food order and we never saw him again till dessert. The drinks arrived after the first course was served which shouldn't really happen. Overall the food was really good but the service by our waiter was poor. Fortunately the busboys were attentive and friendly. I think our waiter was more interested in being attentive with the Caucasian Americans then Indian people. Even the manager only said hello to select people!Special Features:


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Photos and Description of this 2 bedroom holiday villa in Massa Lubrense - Relais Mamma mia
Sleeps up to 7 people in 1 double, 1 triple bedrooms + 1 double sofa bed
Relais Mamma mia is situated in Nerano, one of seventeen villages that make up the city of Massa Lubrense. Tucked perfectly against foothills of the Amalfi Coast, Relais Mamma mia offers you the utmost privacy and serenity that you desire in an exclusive Italian villa. At the sides and back, Relais Mamma Mia is beautifully wrapped by the beautiful foothills, but at the front of the villa, the sea and sky open up. As soon as you walk through the gates of this luxurious villa and see the tile inlay on the steps and driveway, you know that Relais Mamma mia is for those with the expensive tastes. The immaculate garden, amazing stone masonry and tile work throughout the property, and the awe-inspiring view from the pool area will give you reason alone to stay at the villa for your entire time in the Amalfi Coast. Why would you want to leave? This gorgeous villa comfortably sleeps up to 7 people and offers an elegant sanctuary with unparalleled peace and quiet.
At Relais Mamma mia, you will find two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a living room, den, dining room, flat screen televisions, a self-catering kitchen, a washing machine, and a large private and terraced garden with, among other things, a pizza oven, barbecue, and dining table.
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On the top terrace, you will find plenty of space to park your cars or scooters. A stone walkway leads you to the pool area, where you will find a grass lawn that sits next to the large, in-ground pool, surrounded by a wooden deck. Here, you will have the most amazing view…you will truly want to spend all day and evening by the pool, as you rest, relax, and take in both the sun and the panoramic view of the Amalfi Coast, Li Galli Islands, and Mediterranean Sea. When you decide to finally go back inside the villa, twelve steps take you down to the main entrance. You can also access the bedrooms from the garden and pool area. (The pool is open from May to October)
The Master Bedroom and Bathroom
From the living room, a beautiful wooden, fifteen-step spiral staircase takes you to the master bedroom. On the same level as the pool, the large double bed in the master bedroom offers the same spectacular view of the Amalfi Coast, Li Galli Islands, and Mediterranean Sea. High ceilings and a spacious wardrobe complement the master bedroom. Double glass doors that bring in a lot of natural light lead you from the master bedroom to the pool and garden area.
The master bathroom offers tile floors, bathtub and shower, toilet, bidet, and sink, as well as a large window to let in the beautiful Italian sun.
Guest Bedrooms, Bathroom, and Wine Cellar
The guest bedroom has three single beds. These beds can be pushed together if you need to change your sleeping needs. That is, for example, two single beds can be pushed together to make one comfortable double bed. Regardless, any guests sleeping in this room will have the same view as those sleeping in the master bedroom…the breathtaking,panoramic sea view. High ceilings, double glass doors that lead to the garden and pool area, and storage space for your clothes also complement the guest bedroom.
Living Room, Den, Indoor Dining Room, and Guest Bathroom
The main entrance takes you first into the large living room and attached den. There is a large sofa that pulls out to a comfortable double bed that sleeps two people. Bookshelves and a large flat screen television line the walls of the living room. In the den, you will find another sofa that pulls out to a double bed for two, as well as a large dining table. In these comfortable rooms, you and your loved ones can relax on the sofas, watch television, and surf the web via WiFi connection that is available throughout the property.
From the den, a hall leads you to the guest bathroom, where you will find a toilet, bidet, shower, wash basin/sink, and washing machine.
The den also leads you to the kitchen.
The kitchen is furnished with beautiful marble counter tops and wooden cabinets. All the amenities are at your disposal: a refrigerator/freezer, gas oven, stove top with four gas burners, kettle, toaster, and microwave.
The kitchen, then, takes you out to the ground terrace, where you will find a large brick pizza oven, barbecue, dining table, and an outdoor kitchenette. This area is perfect to have a private chef serve you a decadent meal or to make pizzas for a fun, authentic pizza party.
PS II.: Note: From 1 April to 31 October the Municipal Council of Massa Lubrense has instituted a mandatory tourist tax on all temporary residents.
The tourist tax must be added to the total amount of stay and has to be pay cash at the arrival.
- Suitability:
- children welcome
- pets not allowed
- wheelchair inaccessible
Guestbook comments from the manager
We were quite nervous about booking this, given that there were no previous reviews to go on. However we had a fantastic stay, and highly recommend this villa.
1. Very friendly, personal service from Feeling Italy
2. Very clean, well-maintained villa and pool
3. Great location - close to Marina del Cantone
4. Stunning views from villa
5. Owner's family live on site and maintain the surrounding area every day
1. Tight roads getting to villa (but this is Italy!) - however we managed to drive a Ford Kuga in without any problems.
2. Wifi did not work throughout the stay (but Feeling Italy let us use their office wifi instead).


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UNION PARISH, La. (KNOE 8 News) - Two
Union Parish men have been arrested accused of sexual acts with children.
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PITTSBURGH (93-7 The Fan) — Pirates color commentator and former pitcher Bob Walk joined The Fan Morning Show today for another edition of his weekly segment, "Walk on Wednesday."
Walk said that the crowd's reaction to Gerrit Cole's Major League debut on Tuesday night was phenomenal, adding that Cole must be really pumped up this morning after experience that.
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Orleans Seafood Kitchen has been a vision of Chance and Marcus's for a long time. They first met in 1993, when they worked together at a popular Houston restaurant. As their friendship evolved, so did their careers in restaurant management. Throughout many years of working together, they never let go of their dream to one day open a restaurant of their own.
They have always been passionate about the many aspects of Cajun cuisine. The robust spices, the heartiness of the dishes, and the many seafood recipes Cajun cooking has to offer. They honed in on this concept and through many years of trial and error in their kitchens at home, they feel that they are able to proudly serve the best Cajun food in town.
Finally the day came in 2007, when Chance and Marcus decided they would embark on their dreams once and for all. They were confident they had the complete recipe for success and that the quality of the food they served, and this would be the number one reason that their customers would keep coming back.
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I know that yall only read ajc.com for all of your sports news, , but I happened to glance at a couple of other sites today.
What do you know, Georgia Tech has suddenly become the favorite in the ACC, according to CNNSI.com's Stewart Mandel. He predicts the Jackets to make it to the Orange Bowl.
But wait, there's more.
ESPN's Kirk Herbstreit confirmed Mandel's vote (a little jab at ESPN's practice of confirming already-published reports. As if ESPN confirming it validates the legitimacy of the news), and also said that Tech is going to make it to the Orange Bowl.
I thought y'all would be interested….
Coach Paul Johnson was asked if he had any memories of his first season-opener as an assistant coach at Avery County high school in 1979. He said he didn't, though he joked he may have had a mohawk.
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Desperation, frustration, pessimism, optimism. You name it, and the Utah Utes have experienced it during their four-game losing streak.
Saturday, the Utes hope to experience a new feeling: winning a Pac-12 game.
The Utes (2-5, 0-4) , who haven't won a game for more than a month and are in the midst of coach Kyle Whittingham's longest losing streak of his eight-year career, know Saturday's game against the Cal Bears (3-5, 2-3) is pivotal.
Beat the Bears and the Utes could get a little momentum. If they lose, the chances of them winning their last four games, particularly the ones against Washington and Arizona, seem very slim indeed.
Sitting at home in December isn't an appealing thought to the Utes, who have won eight of their nine bowl games since 2002, the last year they were bowl ineligible.
"We don't want to be that team that doesn't make it to a bowl game," quarterback Travis Wilson said. "We have to make sure we get a win, like coach Whittingham said, and turn this thing around."
While they say they aren't panicking, the Utes say they have a definite sense of urgency.
"We've got five games left and we need to make the best of it because I'm never putting on another Utah jersey after that," receiver DeVonte Christopher said. "We have to find a way to make it happen."
A year ago, Cal handed Utah one of its worse losses in years, beating the listless Utes 34-10 in San Francisco.
That loss was the turning point for the Utes, who went 5-1 the rest of the way and earned a trip to the Sun Bowl. That stretch run gives the Utes hope they can pull off a similar feat this year, particularly since they've already faced the Pac-12 leaders.
Of the teams they have remaining, only Arizona (4-3, 1-3) has a winning record. Of course, as the Utes learned last year, even struggling teams such as Colorado aren't guaranteed wins.
"There are no easy games in the Pac-12," safety Eric Rowe said. "We know we don't have a lot of room for error and we aren't going to take anyone lightly."
Whittingham continues to maintain his team is better than its record but simply hasn't been able to finish — drives or games.
"We aren't making the four or five pivotal plays a game we need to," he said. "We've got to do a much better job finishing."
Cal's season has been similar to the Utes' with the Bears posting inconsistent results.
They lost to Nevada in the season opener but played Ohio State tight, losing 35-28 in Columbus, and upended UCLA 43-17 before losing to Stanford 21-3 at home a week ago. Tight end Jake Murphy said the Utes can identify with Cal's struggles, acknowledging this year has been hard on the team because it feels it is better than the record reflects.
"We know how talented we can be and we know we can win in this conference," he said.
"Coming in, we knew we had weapons and we still know we have weapons," he added. "But it's up to us to execute. If we lock everything down properly, we can be successful."
Cal at Utah
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Kickoff • 7:45 p.m.
TV • Pac-12 Networks
Radio • 700 AM
Records • Utah 2-5, 0-4; Cal 3-5, 2-3
Series history • Cal, 5-3
Last meeting • Cal won 34-10, Oct. 22, 2011
About the Utes • The Utes are coming off a 21-7 loss to Oregon State in which they held the Beavers to 226 yards. … The Utes have been outscored 62-28 in the first quarter. … Offensive lineman Jeremiah Tofaeono and linebacker Jacoby Hale are out with injuries.
About the Bears • Receiver Keenan Allen averages seven catches and 84.5 yards a game. … Steve Williams and Kameron Jackson are tied for ninth in the league averaging 0.38 interceptions. … Senior running back Isi Sofele is a graduate of Cottonwood H.S. … They are coached by Jeff Tedford, who is 82-53 in 11 years.


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Designed by Hakan Gürsu, Torchia Solar LED Lamp/Charger offers portable emergency flashlight that uses solar energy as its main power source. Just like handy flashlight, this concept device fits several needs in both multiple usages. Charged by photovoltaic panels in four wings, Torchia produces energy without any dependency on other energy systems. Suitable for outdoor activities, it charges devices via USB.
Created as a multipurpose tool that is light yet robust, it is a lifesaver in size of an A3 paper. Torchia is also efficient in emergency situations, it can be used as a flash light for warning such as in the event of a car accident or natural disasters. It can be stuck onto soft ground with its foldable stakes at bottom. The main system continuously charges itself and produces energy with photovoltaic panels on four wings, the panels are two sided and other side of a panel is a reflective surface. It consists of 7 LED lights of 3.5 watts, 2 batteries with 24 watts DC, and 2 USB outputs.
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