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Bmp Conversion 24 Bit To 256 Colors
I want to convert a 24 bit .bmp image to 256 color bmp image. Any help would be appreaciated.
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Hi all.
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Greetings Every1,
I'm developing a custom Command Button. It resembles the Win32 style command button. I'm giving it a property Backcolor, which can be changed to any color. The problem, is when i specify this color, i must somehow find out the Hightlight & the shadow color which window uses to give a 3D effect to the button. To the standard win32 button, these r a variation of gray colors, but suppose if i use red as my color, how must i calculate my highlight & shadow colors. This is a difficult problem i suppose, but i'll be glad if some1 will plz help me. Thanq.
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This is the list of colors I have:[list=1][*]color 0 'black[*]color 1 'dark blue[*]color 2 'dark green[*]color 3 'light blue[*]color 4 'red[*]color 5 'purple[*]color 6 'brown[*]color 7 'white/grey[*]color 8 'dark grey[*]color 9 'light dark blue[*]color 10 'light green[*]color 11 'light light blue[*]color 12 'light red/orange[*]color 13 'pink[*]color 14 'yellow[*]color 15 'white [/list=1]
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This is probably a simple question, but I had a long day. I need to
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when used on our Terminal Server which is running 256 colors.
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I have a column in my listview called "STATUS".
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Can you stop a money train wreck?
Pondhopper wanted the sister-in-law to hand over the financial reins, agree to a budget and let pondhopper handle the bills until she was back on her feet.
"We were told to get stuffed," pondhopper wrote.
Before you interfere
Does all this mean you can't advise friends or family who are going off the financial rails? No, but you want to be pretty careful how you go about it.
Decide if it really is your business. The angry target of your intervention may tell you it's not, and he or she is probably right, unless:
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Like Mikey02, "reluctant buyer" wrote that she was worried her parents would come knocking on her door after she discovered they had nothing saved for retirement and had drained the equity in their home.
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Set your own boundaries. Obligations can bring resentments, particularly if you're worried that your relative's neediness will wreck your finances, too.
Fight the fear by deciding in advance what kind of help you're willing to offer and how much. Setting your own boundaries can help you be calmer about the situation. Then stick to those boundaries through all the counterarguments, pleas and whining.
Locate a professional to help, or at least a neutral third party. Let's face it, your relatives and friends don't want to hear you tell them how to run their lives. So find a financial planner, legitimate credit counselor, mortgage counselor or bankruptcy attorney who can dispense the information they need without judgment, power struggles or years of dysfunctional history tainting the message.
The Garrett Planning Network offers referrals to fee-only financial planners who charge by the hour. You can find legitimate credit and housing counselors through the National Foundation for Credit Counseling. Your local bar association offers referrals to bankruptcy attorneys.
Have a conversation, rather than a confrontation. Once you are clear on your obligations, have set your boundaries and have found someone to help, be on the lookout for a time when everyone's relaxed and feeling good.
Start off the conversation by sharing your own experience, financial planner Collins said, or mention something that's been in the news.
If you're concerned about a family member's ability to pay the mortgage, for example, you could say that you've been reading about how many people are finding help through certified housing counselors and that you have contact information if they'd like it.
Or if it's your parents' retirement savings that have you worried, mention that you've been reviewing your own financial plan and have found someone who might be able to help them with theirs.
If you think your relatives or friends are expecting help you can't or won't give, you may want to mention that now, in the most neutral way you can possibly deliver the information. Ask how you can help them help themselves.
Once you've had this conversation, it's time to drop the topic. What the other person does next is up to him or her.
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We want to give a warm "welcome back" to Kiyoshi Martinez, who will now be contributing to our blog on a regular basis. Kiyoshi wrote our "Ramen Noodle Budget" series earlier this year, which focused on how men can dress better without spending a fortune. He'll be writing posts here again in the same spirit, including a more regular coverage of notable menswear sales. This will be in addition to pumping up the sales roundup we do every week for The Inside Track. So, welcome back, Kiyoshi – we look forward to your posts.
A big "thank you" to Jesse, who sent me a very nice message last week asking if I'd like to contribute on a more regular basis to Put This On. Originally, I thought I wouldn't have the time, however, the next day I was let go from my job*. Not an elegant solution, but I'm really stoked about the opportunity.
As the post says, I'll be focusing on doing sales roundups for PTO and also writing some various other things, too. One of which will be a (hopefully) weekly roundup of links of the best men's style articles I've seen on the web. If you write something great, then email me.
And today or tomorrow I'll be starting the first part in a series on black tie. Should be fun!
(* If anyone out there is looking for someone to do content marketing on contract, email me. Or, if you know of any copywriting, communications or writing-related gigs, let me know, too. And, yes, I'm also giving thought about pursuing a career in menswear now since now seems like an ideal time to switch stuff up — I'm all ears at this point!)
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Stanley Green
|Stanley Green, the Protein Man
Oxford Street, 1977
22 February 1915
Harringay, London
|4 December 1993(aged 78)
|Human billboard
|Richard and May Green
Stanley Owen Green (22 February 1915 – 4 December 1993), known as the Protein Man, was a human billboard who became a well-known figure in central London in the latter half of the 20th century.[1]
For 25 years, from 1968 until 1993, Green patrolled Oxford Street in the West End, carrying a placard that advocated "Less Lust, By Less Protein: Meat Fish Bird; Egg Cheese; Peas Beans; Nuts. And Sitting". Arguing that protein made people lustful and aggressive, his solution was "protein wisdom" a low-protein diet for "better, kinder, happier people". For a few pence passers-by could purchase his 14-page pamphlet, Eight Passion Proteins with Care, which reportedly sold 87,000 copies over 20 years. Its front cover observed that "[t]his booklet would benefit more, if it were read occasionally."[2]
Green became one of London's much-loved eccentrics, though his "campaign to suppress desire", as one commentator put it, was not invariably popular, leading to two arrests for obstruction and the need to wear green overalls to protect himself from spit. He nevertheless took great delight in his local fame. The Sunday Times interviewed him in 1985, and his "less passion, less protein" slogan was used by Red or Dead, the London fashion house.
When he died at the age of 78, the Daily Telegraph, Guardian and Times published his obituary, and his pamphlets, placards and letters were passed to the Museum of London. His biography was added in 2006 to the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography.[1]
Early life[edit]
|Green's printing press, Gunnersbury Museum
|Green's sandwich board, Museum of London
|Footage of Green on YouTube, Oxford Street
Green was born in Harringay, north London, the youngest of four sons of Richard Green, a clerk for a bottle stopper manufacturer, and his wife, May. He attended Wood Green School before joining the Royal Navy in 1938.[3]
Philip Carter wrote in the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography that Green's time with the Navy affected him deeply. He was reportedly shocked by his fellow sailors' obsession with sex, and by 1958 had come to believe that their libido had been dangerously heightened by the intake of too much protein.[3] "I was astonished when things were said quite openly – what a husband would say to his wife when home on leave," he told the Sunday Times "A Life in the Day" column in 1985. "I've always been a moral sort of person." He began to protect himself against erotic excess with a daily diet of porridge, home-made bread, steamed vegetables and pulses, and a pound of apples. "Passion can be a great torment," he told the newspaper.[4]
He left the Navy in September 1945 and worked for the Fine Art Society. In March 1946, Carter wrote, he failed the entrance exam for the University of London. He later worked for Selfridges and the civil service, and as a storeman for Ealing Borough Council.[3] He said that he had lost jobs twice because he had refused to be dishonest.[5] He had a job with the post office in 1962, then worked as a self-employed gardener until 1968, when he began his full-time anti-protein campaign at the age of 53. He lived with his parents until they died – his father in 1966 and his mother in 1967 – after which he was given a council flat in Haydock Green, Northolt, Middlesex.[3]
His mission[edit]
On the streets[edit]
Green began his mission in June 1968, initially in Harrow on Saturdays, becoming a full-time human billboard six months later on Oxford Street. He cycled there from Northolt with a sandwich board attached to the bicycle, a journey of 12 miles (19 km) that could take up to two hours, until he was given a free bus pass when he turned 65.[4]
He rose early, and after porridge for breakfast made bread that would rise while he was out on patrol, ready for his evening meal. He then prepared his lunch on a Bunsen burner, eating at 2:30 in a "warm and secret place" near Oxford Street.[4] He walked up and down the street six days a week, reduced to four days from 1985 onwards, campaigning until 6:30 pm among the shoppers. Saturday evenings he would spend with the cinema crowds in Leicester Square.[3] He would to go to bed at 12:30 am after saying a prayer. "Quite a good prayer, unselfish too," he told the Sunday Times. "It is a sort of acknowledgment of God, just in case there happens to be one."[4]
Peter Ackroyd wrote in London: The Biography that Green was for the most part ignored, becoming "a poignant symbol of the city's incuriosity and forgetfulness."[6] His advice to young women that they should eat a low-protein diet – because "you cannot deceive your groom that you are a virgin on your wedding night!"[7] – was not always appreciated, and led to his being arrested twice for public obstruction, once in 1980 and again in 1985.[3] "The injustice of it upsets me," he told the Sunday Times, "because I'm doing such a good job." He took to wearing overalls to protect himself from spit, several times finding it on his hat after a day's work.[4]
In writing[edit]
Sundays were spent at home, not always quietly, with the printing press on which Eight Passion Proteins was produced. Waldemar Januszczak described it as worthy of the cartoonist Heath Robinson (1872–1944), who was known for his drawings of ancient contraptions[8] The racket it made on print days caused trouble between Green and his neighbours.[7]
Eight Passion Proteins went through 52 editions between 1973 and 1993, and was noted for its eccentric typography, including the apparently random capitalization of words.[9] Raising the price only slightly over the years, from 10 pence in 1980 to 12 pence 13 years later, Green sold 20 copies on weekdays and up to 50 on Saturdays, a total of 87,000 copies by February 1993, according to Carter.[3]
The booklet identified the eight "passion-proteins" as meat, fish, birds, cheese, eggs, peas, beans and nuts, arguing that "those who do not have to work hard with their limbs, and those who are inclined to sit about" will "store up their protein for passion", making retirement, for example, a period of increased passion and, therefore, marital discord. "Use your unaided will, for as long as you can, to develop your character; but do not let passion defeat you, ALONE, nor with a sexual friend," his pamphlet advised.[10] He singled out the BBC for particular criticism, accusing it of spreading "indiscretion, indiscipline, and indecency".[10]
An appendix to the protein booklet advocates that parents, instead of wearing themselves out with married love, should pay more attention to their children. "When the children become teenagers; then we shall see how bad their parents were; then children start smoking and drinking and using drugs, become vandals, thieves, gamblers and motorists."
According to Carter, Green was unable to find a publisher for his only novel, Behind the Veil: More than Just a Tale, which Carter described as a "colourful account of the danger of passion and the possibility of redemption". Two other manuscripts remained unpublished, a 67-page text called Passion and Protein, and a 392-page version of Eight Passion Proteins, rejected by Oxford University Press in 1971.[3]
Green's efforts on Oxford Street were augmented by a letter-writing campaign to the great and the good, Carter wrote, and over the years Eight Passion Proteins made its way to five British prime ministers, the Prince of Wales, the Archbishop of Canterbury, and Pope Paul VI.[3]
Posthumous recognition[edit]
Green enjoyed his local fame. The Sunday Times interviewed him in 1985 for its "A Life in the Day" feature, and his "less passion, less protein" slogan was used by the London fashion house Red or Dead.[11]
When he died in 1993 at the age of 78, the Daily Telegraph, Guardian and Times all published obituaries. His letters, diaries, pamphlets and placards were given to the Museum of London, and other artefacts to the Gunnersbury Park Museum.[12] His printing press was featured in Cornelia Parker's 1995 exhibition, "The Maybe", at the Serpentine Gallery, alongside Robert Maxwell's shoelaces, one of Winston Churchill's cigars, and Tilda Swinton in a glass box.[8] In 2006 he was given an entry in the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography.[1]
Two decades after his death he was still remembered by writers and bloggers, fondly for the most part, though not invariably so: artist Alun Rowlands' documentary fiction, 3 Communiqués (2007), portrayed him as trawling the streets of London, "campaigning for the suppression of desire".[13] Musician Martin Gordon included a track about Green on his 2013 album, Include Me Out.[14] The 2013 BBC2 TV series "Count Arthur Strong" has a character called Eggy who is clearly based on Stanley Green.
Items belonging to Green, Museum of London, 2012.
See also[edit]
- ^ a b c McKie, David. "Pining for the boards", The Guardian, 21 July 2008.
- ^ Green, Stanley. Eight Passion Proteins, accessed 6 May 2011.
- Also see Ackroyd, Peter. London, A Biography. Vintage, 2001, p. 189, and the image pp. 664–665.
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j Carter, Philip. "Green, Stanley Owen (1915–1993)", Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, Oxford University Press, May 2006. doi:10.1093/ref:odnb/92286
- ^ a b c d e Green, Stanley. "My own message to the streets", The Sunday Times Magazine, 14 April 1985.
- ^ Weeks, David and James, Jamie. Eccentrics: A Study of Sanity and Strangeness. Random House, 1995, pp. 194–195.
- ^ Ackroyd, Peter. London: The Biography. Vintage, 2001, p. 189.
- ^ a b Quinn, Tom & Leaver, Ricky. Eccentric London. New Holland Publishers, 2008, p. 14.
- ^ a b Januszczak, Waldemar. "Making an exhibition of herself", The Sunday Times, 10 September 1995, cited in Pearce, Susan M. and Martin, Paul. The Collector's Voice: Critical Readings in the Practice of Collecting. Ashgate Publishing Ltd, 2002, pp. 293–294.
- ^ Lake, Matt; Moran, Mark; and Sceurman, Mark. Weird England, Sterling Publishing Company, 2007, p. 115.
- ^ a b Green, Stanley. Eight Passion Proteins, pp. 1–2, 14.
- ^ Blanchard, Tamsin. "Culture clash of the catwalk Titans", The Independent, 23 October 1995.
- ^ "Londoners", Museum of London.
- Also see Carter (Oxford Dictionary of National Biography) 2006; and Campbell-Johnston, Rachel. "The Galleries of Modern London", The Times, 13 May 2011.
- ^ Rowlands, Alun. 3 Communiqués, Book Works, 2007.
- ^ Include Me Out, martingordon.de.
Further reading[edit]
- Cumming, Valerie; Merriman, Nick Merriman; and Ross, Catherine. "The Protein Man", Museum of London. Scala Books, 1996.
- Donaldson, William. Brewer's Rogues, Villains, and Eccentrics. Cassell Reference, 2004.
- Lloyd, Felix. "I'm in training to be an old eccentric", London Evening Standard, 3 December 2008.
- Nevin, Charles. "The Third Leader: Street scenery", The Independent, 13 June 2006.
- Ross, C. "The scourge of sex and nuts and sitting", The Oldie, March 1997.
- The London Traveler. "The Less Protein Man – a sight of old London", accessed 7 May 2011.
- Truss, Lynne. "Stanley Green", The Times, 25 January 1994.
- Weeks, David Joseph and Ward, Kate. Eccentrics: The Scientific Investigation. Stirling University Press, 1988.
- Wicks, Ben. "Come on up and see my collection of passion fruit", The Toronto Star, 8 March 1986.
- Willis, David. "A consuming passion", obituary, The Guardian, 26 January 1994.


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Out of this Body, Lana Z Caplan's installation in Fountain Studios' project space, feels like a cacophonous mess of point-of-view video, but only if you don't give the work the time it deserves. The installation, titled When you cut into the present, the future leaks out (2012), seems like a real-time representation of a mind's eye in r.e.m. sleep and shows off Caplan's knack for spell-casting in the language of cinema.
Two wall-sized projections at 90 degrees from each other show handheld video camera footage shot by the artist. Both show content pulled from the same source material (cocktail parties, interviews, lectures, street scenes, all through different seasons), but one screen shows footage seemingly edited for timing rhythm while the other, triggered by a light sensor, frenetically flips through 200 different clips. Hanging from the ceiling are two domed speakers, each one trained directly at the floor and tightly focusing the sound of one of the projections. Their shape focuses the sound they emit and allows viewers to step in and out of each video's diegetic sound.
The POV footage (you only hear Caplan's voice, and rarely, and you don't see her) shows you just what the filmmaker sees and hears, and the spontaneously fractured footage with its disconnected sound in the darkened gallery create a disorienting effect that's best described like being in a dream. A set of speakers (Untitled, 2012; 2 subwoofers, amplifier, CD player with audio track, infinite) installed in a wall nearby provide the space with low, drowning rumble that helps lull you into the trance-like state in which one best enjoys the work.
The only detraction from the exhibition is a slide projector nestled closely to a wall (Unwrapped, 2012). A small sign, or friendly gallerist, invites visitors to click through Caplan's photographs (digital transferred to slide film), which fit with the show's theme with their beauty and contemplative nature, but the projector adds as much to the experience of the show as it takes away.
If you can manage an hour outside of Bushwick this weekend, head down to Prospect Heights/Crown Heights for the last weekend of Caplan's show. Email Fountain (fountainstudios(at)gmail(dot)com) to plan a visit or just show up at the artist's talk and closing reception on Saturday, 2 June at 7pm.


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Electric Doyu 2 is the forth 1-player game of the Doyu Games project (http://www.doyugames.com ).
It is a puzzle game with 24 new levels. You will have to make the Crazy Doyu arrive up to the goal by using some electric forces that attract and push the Doyu.
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this game got the exact same concept as magnetic joe for mobiles. Also, I've never seen an uglyer way to die in a game than in this.
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Really good!
It's a great flash; the music suits the cute animation, and the difficulty is just the right side of challenging. It's addictive, too.
It can get a little frustrating because it's not always clear what Doyu has latched on to, you can't always see which way the arrow is pointing making some levels a case of luck. You also don't feel quite in control, but I guess that's the point. It would be better if you could decide which arrow to latch on to, rather than have the poor thing electrifying three differently-facing arrows.
But still a really well-made game!
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That splat you just heard was Miguel Tejada's fall from grace.
The former American League MVP, who somewhat recently was suspended 105 games by Major League Baseball for the use of amphetamines has now been suspended by the Dominican league, but it wasn't for performance enhancing drugs.
Nope, in fact the suspension wasn't for anything Tejada did on the field, rather, it was for purchasing shares of a rival team despite playing on a different team.
Even Pete Rose is shaking his head at that one.
Miguel Tejada suspended for rest of season in DR for purchasing shares of Gigantes del Cibao franchise while active with Aguilas Cibaenas.
Tejada's likely worn out his welcome in Major League Baseball, especially after his most recent incident (despite it taking place during Winter Ball) but if he was hoping to play the 2014 season in the MLB, he'll likely find it pretty difficult. Tejada, 39, still needs to serve 64 games of his Major League suspension and given the iffy play, questionable decision making and looming suspension, it's doubtful he'll get any interest.


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Metro simulator for Half-life 2. Contains new models and textures.
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Alpha version of Metro Mod. There is a one line with 9 stations. Happy traveling!=)
This seems cool but may I ask is it still in development
This mod is good but what is the goal of it
What is the goal of each simulator, genius?
And also put a trigger in front of the cars to kill NPCs lol.
This mod is great for npc wars! Maybe next version can have AI nodes. It would also be cool to see the citizens get on and off the trains!
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ACLU: The Best Way to Honor Servicewomen This Memorial Day
While women will now be eligible for 14,000 positions that were once exclusively male, women are still barred from more than 250,000 positions on account of their sex. Women performing the same tasks as men—and facing the same dangers—deserve the same training men receive, and should be eligible for the same promotions when they return from the field. Claiming that women are incapable of the rigors of combat service is irrational when women already are meeting these demands.
I prefer no one in combat, but the ACLU has a point… we enlisted for the same variety of reasons men do. As a female veteran, I can say there is a culture of misogyny, yes, but when I stood guard on base, what mattered was whether or not I could do the job – not the femaleness under the uniform.
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Tellers: An American Chophouse
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605 Main Street
Islip, NY 11751Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
SteakPrice: $50 and over
Tellers: An American Chophouse
- Dining Style: Fine Dining
- Website: http://www.tellerschophouse.com/
- Phone: 6312777070x
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday through Friday 11:30AM - 2:30PM.
Dinner: Monday through Thursday 5:00PM - 10:00PM. Friday and Saturday 5:00PM - 11:00PM. Sunday 3:00PM - 9:00PM.
Gold Bar: Monday through Thursday 11:30AM - Midnight. Friday 11:30AM - 1:00AM. Saturday 5PM - 1AM. Sunday 3:00PM - 11:00PM.
- Payment Options: AMEX,Carte Blanche,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Steak, Seafood, Continental
- Executive Chef: Edward Villatoro
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Entertainment, Fireplace, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Smoking Area, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: Available; visit our website for more information, menus and room photos or please contact Tellers directly at 631.277.7070
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125 reviews since June 4, 2014
- Food4.5Service4.6
- Ambiance4.5Noise LevelModerate
special occasion (105)notable wine list (63)fit for foodies (57)romantic (51)neighborhood gem (43)good for groups (36)hot spot (19)vibrant bar scene (15)great for outdoor dining (12)great for lunch (11)late-night find (5)great for brunch (5)scenic view (4)kid-friendly (1)Show More
- Thoroughly impressed.OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/30/2014One of the best dining experiences I've had in my life. From the architecture of the restaurant to the interior design to the host's attitude to the waiter's attentiveness to the delicious food to the swift service even though the restaurant was busy. If you are looking for an incredible restaurant experience and you're in the mood for some excellent steak or seafood, and maybe some wine, look no further. Check out #thevaultSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Treat yourself we'llkbocklVIPDined on 9/25/2014Tellers, in a former bank building, is a stunning venue. Service is top notch and the food is spectacular (you can't miss with the steaks, and I particularly love the filet mignonette Wellington.) Sides are generously portioned to share. The rich whipped potatoes and the Brussels sprouts with pancetta are stand outs. Cocktails are served with style. The wine list is impressive. I've never gotten to dessert...maybe some day.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- 5 starslunchbunchDined on 9/24/2014BEST STEAKHOUSE ON L.I...building is a former bank and quite nice. They kept the bank vault which is a nice touch to house the wines. Service, food, ambiance great. Server brought our drinks immediately. $19 price fix luncheon menu the best. Choice of appetizer and/or salad and entree. Shrimp appetizer the size of lobster tails..delicious! Hamburger cooked to perfection..steak diane wonderful. Birthday gal had filet said it melted in her mouth...side of mac n cheese big enough for table of 3 with plenty left over. By far Tellers is #1 in our book.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Warm Welcome - Great Food!ajdineDined on 9/23/2014The art of customer service is alive and well at Tellers! Our dining experience was what we were hoping for - a quiet, delicious and well served meal - thanks to our professional server Lisa. We were celebrating our 30th wedding anniversary and Tellers made it one to remember. The lobster bisque was light and creamy at the same time, the filet Oscar and Ribeye were cooked to perfection and melted in your mouth. Tellers hits the mark on all counts.Special Features:
- Almost greatnessHangryAllTheTimeDined on 9/21/2014The steakhouse in an old bank. Beautiful restaurant and bar. Wine celler is in the old vault. Excellent service. Nothing unexpected on the menu, mostly steakhouse standards. The oysters were superb. The steakhouse tater tots were quite good and the lobster Mac and cheese had a ton of lobster in it and was also very good, the porterhouse for two was perfectly cooked. The black pepper bacon appetizer wasn't very good. (next time I'll double up on the oysters!). Drink menu was varied and delicious if rather weakly poured. A must go, Long Island needs more restaurants that are on this level. Hard to find good steakhouses around here.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Awesome ExperienceSubcDined on 9/21/2014I had gone to Tellers on a Sunday afternoon and I could not have had a better experience. The waitstaff was courteous, timely, and professional, and the food was extremely delicious! I have already told many friends about my experience and look forward to going back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 9/15/2014We went to Tellers for my boyfriends birthday and it was excellent. The filet was melt in your mouth delicious. At the end of the meal they gave us a complimentary ice cream with a candle to celebrate, it was a wonderful evening!Special Features:
- AwesomefoodloverDined on 9/14/2014Great service and even better food. Went out of their way for my girlfriends birthday.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Would not recommendbarrygVIPDined on 9/14/2014had mixed salad dressing was awful. Salmon ok but better deals somewhere else. Would not return Had to ask server for everything
- Great diningarlgoalDined on 9/13/2014Loved the ambiance of the place. Sat in a room upstairs that only had 4 tables. Quiet enough to speak in normal voices. Our waiter couldn't have been nicer or more helpful. The food was delicious and again the waiter was very helpful in explaining the menu and how things were prepared. Would recommend in the drop of a hat. Is pricey but great for a special occasion.Special Features:
- MikeMikeDined on 9/10/2014Love this place! Porterhouse is second to none. Great sides and service! Looking forward to my next visit.Special Features:
- Love TellersequineladyDined on 9/3/2014Tellers is one of our favorite places for everything from a Tuesday night to special occasions. This visit was for my 50th birthday. The wonderful staff made it a memorable night. The food was not only delicious as usual but the staff made our night fun!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- agedbeefluvOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/2/2014the food was terrific steaks were prepared exactly as ordered creme brûlée the best warm and comfortableSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always reliableHowardVIPDined on 9/2/2014Teller's is becoming a Suffolk institution. The ambiance--a former bank--is wonderful and the food always is of excellent quality.Special Features:
- Best Birthday EVER!kidfriendlyVIPDined on 8/30/2014We have been here MANY times, but never with our daughter. She just turned 5 years old and we thought we'd treat her to a FANCY place for dinner. She LOVED it! The service was great, as they treated her like a little princess. Catered to HER every need even though it was a busy SAturday night. When we left that evening, she told us it was the best birthday ever! Thank you so much for making her feel so special. It was truly appreciated!Special Features:
- TellersEvaJDDined on 8/25/2014Very nice, pleasant atmosphere and great food. Staff very attentive and friendly.Special Features:
- Ancora Imparo 2AncoraImparo2Dined on 8/23/2014Great first experience. Excellent ambiance exceeded by great service, choice wine list, and a refreshing, creative version of the classics. Looking forward to my next visit already. Bravo!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent as AlwaysMessiDined on 8/21/2014Tellers provides excellent food with presentation and service to match. I haven't been disappointed in any visit. Our last found the sides done as well as the aged signature rib eye, strip steak and filet which were perfectly prepared. The scalloped potatoes, 5 cheese mac and cheese are both crusted and flavorful. The duck fat fries used to be gratis and a token surprise. It was odd to add them added to the menu at a trivial 3$ for the table; still worth ordering. There are things on the menu that can make this a modestly priced meal. My wife and daughter split an entree which more than satisfied them. Creme brûlée and Guiness ice-cream great. Once again thoroughly pleased with the special meal provided.Special Features:
- Anniversary DinnerTriedDined on 8/19/2014My wife and I visited here for our 1 month anniversary as it is a favorite of ours. As usual the food and service was terrific.Special Features:
- Always goodtravel2eatDined on 8/17/2014This is our go-to place for birthdays...consistently good! Ask for a table downstairs...the high ceilings of this former bank make it a wonderful space. Upstairs, while nice, is just not that special...but this in no way takes away from the great steaks!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great experience once again.spriritt11VIPDined on 8/17/2014We love Tellers. We decided to eat in the bar/lounge area this time. It was a very lovely experience.. ....very intimate and quiet. The food was outstanding, as usual. We had the baked clams and shrimp cocktail as an appetizer, followed by the porterhouse for two with two orders of the truffle fries with our steak. The steak was done to perfection. We also ordered a lovely bottle of wine to go with our dinner. Great place to go!!!!Special Features:
- DarlaVIPDined on 8/17/2014We have always enjoyed the meals we have had. Great food and service.Special Features:
- DisappointingOpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 8/17/2014We decided to go because we wanted a good steak. The New York strip was all grizzle. I was surprised they would actually serve it. The manager seemed to notice but didn't seem to care.
- Great steakkenhub24Dined on 8/16/2014Excellent food and great atmosphere. Steaks were amazing and the desserts were out of this world. Expensive but worth every penny!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very Good ExperienceLIdinerDined on 8/16/2014First time a tellers. Greatly enjoyed the experience. Service was outstanding. Not overly burdensome but my wife realized our waiting watching from a far to make sure we did not want for anything. Probably the best service I have experienced at a LI restaurant. Food was very good, lobster mac and cheese was outstanding. I had the teller rib eye, which was very fatty even for a rib eye. Overall would recommend.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Special!MFP85Dined on 8/14/2014Service was highly impressive and the food was amazing!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Never anything but excellentYMM23Dined on 8/14/2014Tellers is one of my families favorite restaurants. The food, service and ambiance are always 5 star. Tellers is a "must" for anyone who lives on Long Island !!Special Features:
- All GreatpandemoniumboutiqueVIPDined on 8/14/2014Definately try the Freemark Abbey Cabernet, it is fabulous!Special Features:
- Anniversary Week!FoodisGoodDined on 8/14/2014It was our third year celebrating end of summer before kids went to back to College during "Teller's Anniversary Week". Always so much fun tasting and enjoying the ample wine list of the night. Of course the steaks were DELICIOUS!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great placeBKJLVDined on 8/13/2014We have visited Tellers a lot over the years and it has always been a great dining experience. They have monthly wine events that let you taste great wines from their collection. The prices went up recently for their food, so expect to spend a decent amount for dinner. Overall, a great dining experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- must go toOpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 8/12/2014the filet mignon wellington is perfect. tender and tasty.Special Features:
- Amazing! !!Dave212Dined on 8/6/2014Best dinner and drinks and an amazing atmosphere. .. went twice in a week. ..Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Consistently deliciousGSPMJPDined on 8/3/2014Teller's never fails to offer up a wonderful experience. Our family thoroughly loved our dishes and happily shared in small tastes! The wait staff is always attentive without being overbearing. The atmosphere is wonderful. This is certainly a great spot for special occasions or a casual lunch.Special Features:
- Common SenseChasDined on 8/2/2014I made our reservation with Open Table and requested that the occasion was for a 75th birthday and would like a quite table. The restaurant was pretty empty but we were given a table on the second floor, didn't even know they had a second floor, up a spiral staircase and table in the middle of dining room with a birthday party of 12 next to us. Not very quite, our food order was wrong and who gives a 75 year old a table on the second floor without an elevator or bathrooms? I complained about the location and was told I should have called in the reservation and not used Open Table if I wanted something better. Not the best recommendation for Open Table. I guess I expected more from a expensive steakhouse, will find another.
- Delightful, except...KillerqueenVIPDined on 8/2/2014We brought Mom there for her 89th birthday. Staff was attentive (except when we really wanted the check to leave), dinner was exceptional for Mom and I. The home made tater tots were like mashed potato puffs, and rather inventive except it didn't mention cheese in them... A big no-no for my hubby! (We should have sent them back, because he wouldn't eat them, but Mom and I did!). Mom had lamb, I had the filet, husband had the NY strip which he found very underwhelming. A pretty place. We will go again ,Special Features:
- Living up to its reputationjmemmaDined on 7/30/2014This is our third time dining at Tellers. We travel from San Diego every summer and we go here to celebrate our family being together and summer birthdays. The food was superb. The atmosphere is always lively and the service is right on. This time our our server was slower coming to check on us than usual, which may have been that he busier as the night wore on.Special Features:
- Best steak everHappyeaterDined on 7/27/2014For very special occasions we go to Tellers and always order the Teller's special ribeye. And it is OUTSTANDING. It's quite pricey, but if you have the extra bucks, well worth it!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing steaks, serviceBrooksieVIPDined on 7/22/2014No matter what type of steak they have, they are all amazing. I don't think you'll find anyplace that provides better customer service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 7/19/2014must get the "burnt broccoli"-that is the name of the side dish-It was deliciousSpecial Features:
- The ribeye was greatAramVIPDined on 7/19/2014Everything we had starting with the duck fat fries were delicious. The entire staff including Sommelier where friendly and helpful.Special Features:


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Denver could make interesting move
The NFL's free agency period began late Friday, eight days later than scheduled and with a lot more money for each team to spend than first anticipated.
A new collective-bargaining agreement, which was agreed to Wednesday, delayed the start of free agency. But it also bumped the salary cap from $94.5 million to $102 million. With hundreds of players hitting the open market, the Denver Broncos will have a chance to make an interesting move or two. The Broncos finished 13-3 last season and won the AFC West, but are always willing to add players in free agency or trades. "I know this about Mike Shanahan — there will be some kind of move," defensive coordinator Larry Coyer said last month. The Broncos top needs are finding playmakers on offense and a replacement for defensive end Trevor Pryce, who was released last week. Denver has two first-round draft picks, its own at 29th and Washington's at 22nd, which was acquired in a trade. One of those picks could be used in a trade for a veteran player, such as New York Jets defensive end John Abraham. The Broncos released two productive offensive players last week when tight end Jeb Putzier and running back Mike Anderson were let go. Once receiver Terrell Owens is released by the Eagles, the Broncos will likely look into the possibility of signing him. Dallas, Miami and Kansas City are other teams that have been rumored to have interest in Owens. The top potential free-agent receivers are New England's David Givens, Pittsburgh's Antwaan Randle El and Seattle's Joe Jurevicius. The Broncos could look for a franchise running back. Baltimore's Jamal Lewis and Indianapolis' Edgerrin James are the two biggest names available, and the Broncos have the cap room to make a run at one of them. During the offseason, the Broncos have stressed the importance of re-signing their own free agents. Denver resigned center Tom Nalen, safety Sam Brandon, tackle Matt Lepsis and end John Engelberger and will try to retain tackle Gerard Warren, running back Ron Dayne, linebacker Keith Burns and longsnapper Mike Leach.


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After police discover one-pot-meth labs, someone pays the price to throw it away properly.
In Roanoke, like other cities, the bill is paid through taxpayer money.
"The funding that we're currently using to dispose of these types of situations is coming from the main city side of the budget we send the bill through," says Tim Jones, Deputy Chief Roanoke City Police.
Between July last year and this year, the city spent $16,000 for clean-up. The number is high because it takes special equipment and people to get rid of the meth labs.
Even though Roanoke City Police say these one-pot meth labs aren't a big problem compared to other areas, the city tells us it's still looking for help from the General Assembly.
The city is asking for localities to collect a $2 fee on all traffic and criminal convictions. The money will then go into an account to cover meth lab clean-up costs. It's estimated that the fee will add up to $30,000 a year.
The city says it still needs to get passed by the General Assembly before the fee is implemented, and it could happen as early as July of next year.
"One of the issues is that currently there is no funding for the cost of cleaning up meth labs that are discovered in the city of Roanoke," says Daniel Callaghan, city attorney.
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text: Floyd Mayweather and his fiancé Chantel Jackson are going through a very messy break up. MediaTakeOut.com is reporting that Floyd announced that he is going to be selling her stuff (which he bought her) on Ebay. Below are pics that Chantel had previously tweeted of the stuff Floyd bought her and it's the same stuff Floyd said he was selling.


text: Archives > Writers Page 1 of 8 Next Page > Atlas Shrugged III: Who is John Galt? By Sophia LeePosted Sept. 19, 2014Movies | It's been a long and painful endeavor for Ayn Rand's controversial magnum opus, Atlas Shrugged , finally to reach the last installment of its film trilogy. [http://www.worldmag.com/2014/09/atlas_shrugged_iii_who_is_john_galt] Scorpion By Sophia LeePosted Sept. 19, 2014Television | Team up a computer prodigy, a mechanical whiz, a Sherlock Holmes–like shrink, and a human calculator with the combined IQ of nearly 700—and you get a… [http://www.worldmag.com/2014/09/scorpion] A tale of two colleges By Sophia Lee & Angela LuPosted Sept. 19, 2014Higher Education | Two Christian colleges, both founded in 1906, both about the same size, have gone in different directions [http://www.worldmag.com/2014/09/a_tale_of_two_colleges] Growing on the farm By Sophia LeePosted Sept. 19, 2014Hope Award | West region winner Jubilee Leadership Academy offers troubled boys a new beginning amid apple orchards [http://www.worldmag.com/2014/09/growing_on_the_farm] The new normal By Sophia LeePosted Sept. 5, 2014Movies | Love Is Strange signals a debased cultural shift in which homosexuality is utterly ordinary [http://www.worldmag.com/2014/09/the_new_normal] Andrew Klavan hired to write script for Gosnell By Sophia LeePosted Sept. 3, 2014Movies | The producers of the movie about convicted killer and abortionist Kermit Gosnell have hired bestselling and award-winning novelist and screenwriter Andrew… [http://www.worldmag.com/2014/09/andrew_klavan_hired_to_write_script_for_gosnell] A servant for South Korea's children By Sophia LeePosted Aug. 14, 2014South Korea | Pastor Chae Yoon-kwon has dedicated his life to loving orphans and spreading the gospel [http://www.worldmag.com/2014/08/a_servant_for_south_korea_s_children] Christian expats lead Seoul outreach ministries By Sophia LeePosted Aug. 13, 2014South Korea | While South Korea is known for sending missionaries to other countries, the local church is not as good about addressing cultural needs at home [http://www.worldmag.com/2014/08/christian_expats_lead_seoul_outreach_ministries] Plastic facade By Sophia LeePosted Aug. 8, 2014South Korea | South Korea's glittering prosperity masks a suffering people [http://www.worldmag.com/2014/08/plastic_facade] The Hundred-Foot Journey By Sophia LeePosted Aug. 8, 2014Movies | All the best scenes in The Hundred-Foot Journey take place on the 100-foot-wide rocky path between two restaurants in a provincial town south of France. It's… [http://www.worldmag.com/2014/08/the_hundred_foot_journey] CCCU's new president praised for her humility and deep faith By Sophia LeePosted July 31, 2014Education | The Council for Christian College and Universities (CCCU) announced Shirley V. Hoogstra of Calvin College as its seventh president on Wednesday, closing a… [http://www.worldmag.com/2014/07/cccu_s_new_president_praised_for_her_humility_and_deep_faith] Changing course? By Warren Cole Smith & Sophia LeePosted July 25, 2014Religion | After a public apology and the adoption of a softer tone from the pulpit, star pastor Mark Driscoll and Mars Hill Church face new challenges [http://www.worldmag.com/2014/07/changing_course] Page 1 of 8 Next Page >


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Behind the Brand: Blood Is The New Black
LA Based T-shirt brand, Blood Is The New Black, was created by Mitra Khayyam back in 2004 as way to feature the talented works of underground artists and photographers. We've rounded up all the artists bios here for you to enjoy.
Chick of the Month: Katie Rodgers of Paperfashion
Katie Rodgers, the talent behind Paperfashion, is a Boston-based fashion illustrator and women's sports apparel designer for Reebok. We had a chance to catch up with her about how she got her start, her upcoming move to Barcelona, and her on-going love affair with glitter!


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