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The Standard Pour
- Address:
2900 McKinney Ave
Dallas, TX 75204Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
Contemporary AmericanPrice: $30 and under
The Standard Pour
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.tspdallas.com/
- Phone: 2149351370
- Hours of Operation:
Dinner: Monday - Sunday: 4:00pm - 2:00am
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Comfort Food, Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Peja Kristic
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Late Night, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Weekend Brunch
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This space is referred to a conversation bar when discussing the ambiance and atmosphere. A combination of hard woods, concrete, and industrial metal will have the feel of a raw space. With such a strong cocktail program it is only natural that the 40 foot indoor/outdoor bar be the main feature, accented by a double sided chesterfield, exposed duct work and all brick interior all come together to create a very intimate venue.Continued
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The Standard Pour reviews from OpenTable diners
6 reviews since June 3, 2014
- Food3.7Service3.5
- Ambiance3.2Noise LevelEnergetic
vibrant bar scene (4)great for outdoor dining (2)neighborhood gem (2)great for brunch (2)good for groups (2)fit for foodies (1)late-night find (1)Show More
- Poor Food Quality & Bad ServiceFoodAdventurerVIPDined on 6/14/2014We really wanted to like the Standard Poor. But, unfortunately we were very disappointed. It was extremely loud; the service was inattentive and disengaged; and the most important factor - the food - was horrible. The lobster nachos had a few tiny shreds of lobster on top of the very bland chips. The chicken risotto coquettes were dry and tasteless. And the fried chicken strips were oily! To top the evening off, they neglected to check us in on Open Table - a testament to the inattentive staff. We will definitely not be returning.
- SchizophrenicdallasinaVIPDined on 6/13/2014Their big specialty is craft cocktails. Which is why they make the whole table share one extremely raggedy limp copy of the cocktail menu. So that takes a while. Then you get raggedy limp paper menus. Guys, print some new ones! Salmon rillettes were 50 percent salt, whew, now we are thirsty again, and charcuterie board okay but skimpy. Lobster nachos saved the day with the jalapeño jelly. Entrees respectably thought out and well prepared. The schizophrenia comes in from having this beery beat up varnished pine collegiate vibe with okay food, good drinks, and a non-collegiate quite distinctly grown up tab to go with it. Can't say I would go again except for drinks and if I happened to be close by, but didn't hate it. Loud.Special Features:
- Good PourBraveheartVIPDined on 6/8/2014With an old time pub atmosphere, The Standard Pour was a hit in the food and drink category. Though service lagged at times, the drink crratioms were refreshing. Food items were tasty having started with the lobster nachos and chicken risotto croquettes. Main selections of ribs, burger, fried chicken, grits, and chicken and dumplings were delicious and more than enough food. Only hiccup here was the band that came at the end of our meal which was way too big for the room. Had to move outside where it was loud as well.Special Features:
- The following 66 reviews are from the The Standard Pour reviews archive.
- bad servicedstimson1983VIPDined on 5/25/2014Terrible service and bottomless mimosas are flat due to the champagne fountain...food not worth the price
- Brunch Anyone?OpenTable Diner Since 2010VIPDined on 5/24/2014Brunch menu is fabulous! Service on the other hand is not on par with the food. Try the unlimited mimosas, and apple pancakes!Special Features:
- Fun as alwaysMsjonzDined on 4/23/2014I took my boss and a couple of co-worker's to Dame Dinner! They were impressed with the food and the atompshere. The drinks were great as usual. I love the new and refreshing sample drinks as well as the menu drinks. We all tried something different and everyone was happy with their choice. Thanks for never making the Dames feel like freeloader but always welcome and excited to see us! We'll be back!Special Features:
- Great Easter Brunch!texaslisaDined on 4/20/2014What a fun memory! Our family of three had the perfect little table wedged in the doorway between inside and outside. Jasmine was the sweetest server! We all had bottomless mimosas. Though, the fountain where customers are supposed to refill their own, had very flat...not sparkling wine. So, Jasmine just refilled ours from the kitchen. They were perfect! Daughter and I shared chicken and waffles. Maybe the best I've ever had! Husband had pork tacos. Though tasty and full of pork, eggs, and diced potatoes, they were missing an acid taste. Would've been better with some chutney or tangy salsa of some sort. We will be back. They menu had lots of things we'd like to try!Special Features:
- An Uptown ClassicOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 4/19/2014What a great bar! We had cocktails, wine, beer, and appetizers and they were all fantastic. We'd highly recommend the lobster nachos and various mules (Kentucky Mule and Moscow Mule). It's a little pricey, bot totally worth the price because the drinks and food are fabulous.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Loved it!foodloveDined on 4/13/2014Loved the atmosphere, interior, and the little details throughout the restaurant. Brunch menu was intriguing and would like to go back and try other items. Would come back again!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Hosts and ServiceBigGroupDined on 4/2/2014We arrived early because we had two group with reservations 15 minutes apart. Luckily our groups were seated back to back and we were all able to enjoy each other's company. The servers were great and kept us informed. They were professional and accomondatingSpecial Features:
- Fantastic You have to haveSotoVIPDined on 3/22/2014Fantastic You have to have the gringo in a line box If you like a strong wood flavored tasteSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Girls Night Out FindShellyDined on 3/12/2014Went for Dames Dinner and was pleasantly surprised that it lived up to the hype. Anyone complaining that there is not enough food provided for the free meal must be used to eating a ton of food regularly. I could not even finish all of the portions provided. Loved the liquid appetizer...was a welcome change. And the drinks were great, plenty of options. Great time had...I'll be back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Saturday afternoon delight!JulesDined on 3/1/2014Had a fabulous brunch/lunch enjoying their patio with great food and drinks. Energy off McKinney kept it very lively and fun. Great spot.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Awesome PlaceCSalDined on 2/19/2014I have been to Standard Pour a couple times now and it has been amazing each time - the service is top-notch, the food is unbelievably good and it is a great location on McKinney (within walking distance of most places but not too busy of an area).Special Features:
- Casual feel, quality experienceTristanMDined on 2/14/2014This restaurant reminded me a lot of being back up in Portland. The decor was dressed down, creating a vintage ambiance, and the food was fun and well-made. Street corn did not disappoint, nor did the steak I had or the Korean bbq salmon that my date enjoyed. As soon as we were seated we were offered complimentary cocktails (sample sizes to be sites, but a welcome features nonetheless), and we never felt neglected, despite being situated a little out of the way. Food came quickly, as did the results of enjoyably unique drinks. Dessert options seemed limited, though everyone raves about the seven layer chocolate cake. All-in-all, a bit pricey (100 for an appetizer, two entrees, and two drinks each), but well worth it. Will visit again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food and awesome drinks!JoelleDined on 2/12/2014I came here with 3 girlfriends for Dames Dinner Club and the food was incredible! The drinks were just as awesome and the ambience in here is just great! Love this place!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Above average.DonTDined on 1/29/2014The drink/wine menus were outstanding. The food menu was somewhat limited. The entrees we ordered were of average preparation and taste. The service was good but not exceptional. I would go back because I like bars; my wife would not.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Christmas menu12252013Dined on 12/25/2013The Christmas menu online stated there would be a full menu, but when we got there that was found not to be true.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Birthday BrunchOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 12/22/2013We had a party of 20 for brunch on a Sunday @ 11 am. There was NO crowd! Service was great. I have been here twice and both times have been an awesome experience. Food is great! Drinks are amazing! We will definitely be coming back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- deliciousdeliciousDined on 12/11/2013The ambiance was good and the food was filling and delicious. The staff was great, everyone was really sweet. The live band wad also awesome.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great location, fun vibe,OpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 12/4/2013Great location, fun vibe, nice outdoor seating available. Came here for Dame's Dinner Club but that will probably be the last time as it's not worth the drive even it's a free 3-course meal, which are all practically bite-sized, would not advise coming here to eat that in order to be an actual meal. They have some nice menu selections which are much bigger portions, but the quality of the food is not always consistent.Special Features:
- Enjoyed!!OleRockerDined on 11/16/2013Fun and nice place to go prior to a downtown concert. Good food and drinks!Special Features:
- Neighborhood GemOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 11/5/2013What a great spot, with an amazing atmosphere. The food and drinks were also incredible. Will certainly be back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Warm and cozyFrankieDined on 11/2/2013We loved it- we could have been in an English pub or a cozy hip bar in NYC. Awesome pretzels, beautiful copper serving cups, Gorgeous bar. Will recommend and go back often.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Mixed review...NeilAdamMcGinnisVIPDined on 11/2/2013Dined 11/2 Sat. 4PM: Lobster Nachos were good but lobster was totally overwhelmed by cheddar cheese. 3/5 Chicken risotto croquettes were fried perfectly and were good but I could not taste rice or chicken at all, only the cheese. 4/5 Salmon crudo was gross, fishy and warm, I spit out my bite into the napkin (I was still charged for this item). 1/5 Popcorn had a burnt taste and needed seasoning so badly that I could not eat it but the waitress did take this off the bill. 1/5 THE VEAL SWEETBREADS WERE INCREDIBLE! Best sweetbreads in the DFW. 5/5 The cocktails on the menu were extremely good although not the best i've had. Next time I will try having the bartender make me something custom. 4/5 The scene is relaxed and very attractive. 5/5Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Standard Bar, Poor RestaurantfloydcDined on 10/18/2013The drinks and atmosphere are really great at Standard Pour. They have yet to decide to become a viable restaurant. Service is responsive but slow. Food was delivered after a very long wait and was flavorful but Lukewarm at best. The time was 7pm and with less than half the dining room full, the pork item on the menu was not available. Worth a second try, but do not expect anything to be above STANDARD; be on alert that the food might actually be POUR (sic).Special Features:
- Friendly but slowLisajane2004Dined on 9/26/2013Very friendly service but awfully slow. Great place to share little plates. Excellent cocktails menu.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Dame's Dinner ClubStarcatererDined on 9/25/2013I ordered the Spiced Popcorn from the regular menu. Buttered popcorn with tagarashi, toasted cashews and scallions~ I practically licked the bowl it was so good! My first course was sweet potato soup, served very savory and perfectly seasoned with a hint of curry. Second course was pasta served with grilled pumpkin, dried figs and balsamic sauce. It was such an interesting combination of flavors. It was the best pasta dish that I had ever eaten, even better than dishes that I've eaten in Italy!! Lastly, we were served a grilled pound cake with bourbon soaked fresh peaches. Superb! A first class establishment all the way around. I cannot wait to go back. Might mention, they serve an awesome Manhattan as well!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The place was empty and theCarrie16VIPDined on 9/22/2013The place was empty and the service was so slow. Food is good though.I would recommend this to a friend.
- I really like Standard PourTD77Dined on 9/18/2013I really like Standard Pour and I think Dame's Dinner is such a fun idea!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Bad foodBrownDined on 9/15/2013Had Brunch Sunday at the food was bland and boring.. Went off hi reviews and was very disappointed. Service was OK but should have been better for how slow it was. This was one of the most disappointing meals we have ever had in Dallas! I would not recommend this to anyone...
- Bourbonlicious***19handicapVIPDined on 9/8/2013Great bartenders that are very knowledgable about their Whiskey.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Perfectvibrant231Dined on 8/31/2013The atmosphere was great, the food was unique, and the drinks are awesome!!!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Well done!ebgroovinDined on 8/30/2013We went on a Friday night - wasn't crowded at all. Bartender was great, server was great. As every review states, they are proud of their cocktails; I had a specialty cocktail (The Birdsong), which was fantastic and worth the price. My friend, however, had a standard martini, and for the teeny tiny size of it, you'd not expect to drop $10. Cheese board, brussel sprouts, mac & cheese - all very good. The lobster nachos were good but tasted fishy, so I wouldn't order those again. All in all, cool vibe - great staff - really good experience. We will be back.I would recommend this to a friend.
- sophisticated, fun menuOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 8/17/2013Too bad the quality of food is probably lost on most of the young singles crowed that frequents this uptown hot spot. Hostess told us we need to be out of our seats by 900 as another party would be arriving. Apparently, they have problems with people parking all night at dining tables just to make the scene. Good mixologist with interesting ingredients in no use cocktail menu.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great bar!Rhone88VIPDined on 8/16/2013Great bar with knowledgable bartenders -- The food was pretty good but the chicken strips and Brussels sprouts were too salty. The lamb ravioli were very good but VERY small portion for $21. The French fries may be their best item which works great for me because I want to go back and like to have something to eat when I drink.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A really good, original artisanal bTheExhorsecistDined on 8/8/2013Both drinks and food were very creative and reasonably priced, quality considered. For cocktails, you MUST try the Brimstone, that drink is like seeing STAR WARS for the first time. In the theatre. In the original cut where Han shot first.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- brunchOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 7/21/2013Went for the first time and had brunch, I had their crab benedict. No english muffin but a potato pancake instead. I did not like the crab but as it was a crab cake, I just removed it and ate the egg and potato. I ate to much of the dessert bread they serve when you arrive. Staff was friendly. I would try dinner thereSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Another Dallas Gem awaits youRobertoDined on 7/20/2013Want a quaint place to eat a bit and enjoy a vibrant bar scene. This is the place. This is a place where it is all about you.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Go for the BarPompomDined on 7/17/2013I dined with a girlfriend of mine last Wednesday. The ambience is great and the place gives off a very hip and energetic vibe! Unfortunately, the food left much to be desired. Our server was very friendly, but too busy to be able to really wait on us. Drinks are good but pricey. Portions were extremely small and the food was cold. I would definitely recommend the bar and social scene, but grab dinner elsewhere.Special Features:


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How not to write for your Web site.
We've talked often enough about the importance of communicating your value proposition [1], not only on your home page, but on all your landing pages. You want to give folks an up-front, concise idea why they absolutely need to be doing business with you.
And we've talked about the importance of the message being meat [2], whether you are penning the words to that value proposition or any other piece of copy on your site.
Sometimes it helps to look at an example in the negative and evaluate it by identifying what you should not do! Just like those fashion DOs and DON'Ts columns. Most people who read that stuff tell me they get a healthy idea of what they should do based on an explicit presentation of what they should not do.
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The Hiring Mistake That Could Bring Down Your Startup
Human capital is an amazing resource, one that drives outcomes for companies across life-cycle stages. In the startup world, where most companies fail, founders should fight tooth and nail for a team that will outperform their competitors.
Some entrepreneurs seem to confuse warm seats with progress after closing institutional capital. This is one (of many) lessons that I didn't think I needed to learn but did anyway. Finding, closing and motivating the right employees will be more important and difficult than closing your investment.
10x people exist
"I have no trouble imagining that one person could be 100 times as productive as another" – Paul Graham
Outstanding people can produce amazing amounts of impactful work. They're generally self motivated, self-improving and behave like owners. They don't complain about picking up trash off the floor and don't watch the clock at 6:30. When given the appropriate context and resources, these people can outperform the average by a significant multiplier. The multiplier isn't limited to super-transparent functions like programming or sales. You can find 10x designers, copywriters, office managers, etc.
10x outcomes are only created by 10x teams
"Ideas are easy, execution is everything, and in anything worth doing, it takes a team to win" -John Doerr
The description above should read like a job spec for a start-up. Hours are hard, there are no support functions like HR or IT, and execution expectations border on the ridiculous. There's a lot of room for learning, in fact, for many the startup fire hose will be their best opportunity for professional development. But you don't have time or resources to train the qualities I mentioned above.
Outstanding teams have a multiplier impact, particularly at early stages. These teams will get good product out to market sooner, iterate faster, power through storms and attract more great people. These teams are more likely to hit the bimodal outcome that doesn't involve lighting stock certificates on fire.
The best people won't find you
"Of all the things startups need to do, finding exceptionally talented people that are a good 'fit' is likely the hardest" –Dharmesh Shah
Great people are undervalued, but it's not like their work goes without recognition. Employers love them and will fight for them (albeit not hard enough) if they threaten to leave. Former colleagues poach them for new endeavors. Job boards are like dating sites; they attract an audience that doesn't have other good options.
My company generally reaches out to over 100 people for every open tech position. We look to platforms like LinkedIn Pro to scale our outreach and target companies, specialties and schools where think we'll find top performers. We generally don't hire people that are unemployed or found us on a job board.
…and closing the right person will be competitive
"50 no's and a yes… means yes" –James Bond (Family Guy)
If you've done your job, you're at the table with someone who is skeptical about leaving a good opportunity to work long hours in your closet-of-an-office.
Like any sale, success is determined by a combination of hustle and the attractiveness of your underlying product, or in this case the position itself. My company is continuously refining this value proposition. We pay our people more than our competitors (and our CEO). We make the work environment attractive by valuing impact not face time, giving great people freedom to operate independently, and not taking ourselves too seriously.
We've also learned not to be discouraged by a "no". Over half of our current team either declined my initial invitation or the offer itself.
So invest in hiring right, and cut quickly when you don't
"Most people have the will to win, few have the will to prepare to win." – Bob Knight
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Rebels you ever reminisce about that time you were at summer camp as a child? You know, the warm summer days and cool nights in the deep pines of the Poconos; in some far off Eastern state town? Where you'd have to wear long-sleeved soft cottony tops in the early mornings and lose them to short-sleeves and shorts by noon? Maybe, even grab a thin wool jacket and scarf at night to sit and roast marshmallows around the bonfire with your bunkmates…
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And this happened…Good Morning Rebels! All we want is the song! (LOL)
Jessie Ware is gearing up to hit the road again in September for nine awesome shows! All in support of her sophomore album entitled 'Tough Love', which is expected to drop later this year.
She's now shared 'Share It All', which was co-written with the xx's Romy Madley-Croft and produced by Julio Bashmore. It will appear on the deluxe edition of Tough Love. Listen and peep her touring schedule… See more deets at www.jessieware.com
The FENDI SoHo pOp-Up Shop is in full effect! Check out their latest rad and artistically stylish promo ad and get there! xxo
So…it's almost the weekend and if you need a jolt to get you started then the new song from M.I.A who has teamed up with Party Squad for this insanely rad high energy track GOLD! Listen Now➤➤
Los Angeles in August has us rising! Check out the free festival happening in Echo Park in August; with some really cool, upcoming bands. Catch them there before you have to pay with an infant baby at Coachella (lol). **No infant babies were harmed in this post**
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ICYMI: The awesome and highlariously real comedic satire film 'Dear White People' (dear-white-people) full-length trailer is here! Watch it now and see it October 17th!
Band of Outsiders Pre-Fall 2014 Part I (Our favs from the collection)
So this right here Rebels, is a taste of real fire! New music from Kwamie Liv. 'Comin Thru' is a definite summer into fall banger! It's a mix of M.I.A x Santigold x believe it or not RiRi! The eclectic, hypnotic, tribal-pop sound, mixed with a hip-hop synthesized 808 vibe is ill!
Starting off with a smooth and mellow "RnBish'" sound with Kwamie Liv's whispered "drunken-like" vocals and then she suddenly twists it right where we need it to pOp-off! We're sure she is well on her way to making a big splash in the states; like her female counterparts mentioned! We can't wait to hear and see more!
Glad to know she's bringing great new music for our listening pleasures and we're ready for this young Rebel Muse Girl to come thru…listen below!


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I thought this was delicious, though I agree a bit salty. This isn't really a "special occasion" meal, but still worthy of 4 stars. I used kalamata olives instead of the green, shredded parmigiano reggiano instead of asiago, and a mix of fresh parsley and fresh basil. I also used only 12oz of pasta instead of the whole pound. Next time I think I'll alter the proportion of the ingredients, lowering both the olive and almonds a bit and increasing the herbs for a lighter, more refreshing pesto. Over all I really enjoyed this (served with steamed artichoke and butter) and will make it again... maybe as a cold pasta salad... :)
Rigatoni with Green Olive-Almond Pesto and Asiago Cheese
Becky Luigart-Stayner
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Nutritional Information
Amount per serving
- Calories: 424
- Calories from fat: 29%
- Fat: 13.6g
- Saturated fat: 2.3g
- Monounsaturated fat: 7.6g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 2.4g
- Protein: 15.3g
- Carbohydrate: 61.6g
- Fiber: 3.5g
- Cholesterol: 8mg
- Iron: 3.2mg
- Sodium: 510mg
- Calcium: 136mg
- 1 pound uncooked rigatoni
- 1 1/4 cups (6 ounces) pitted manzanilla (or green) olives
- 1/2 cup sliced almonds, toasted
- 1/2 cup fresh flat-leaf parsley leaves
- 1/4 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
- 1 large garlic clove
- 2 tablespoons water
- 1 teaspoon white wine vinegar
- 1/2 cup (2 ounces) grated Asiago cheese
- Cook pasta according to package directions, omitting salt and fat. Drain pasta, reserving 6 tablespoons cooking liquid.
- Place olives, sliced almonds, flat-leaf parsley leaves, black pepper, and garlic in a food processor; pulse 3 times or until coarsely chopped. With processor on, add 2 tablespoons water and 1 teaspoon vinegar through the food chute, processing until mixture is finely chopped. Combine pasta, 1/4 cup reserved cooking liquid, and olive mixture in a large bowl; toss well. Add enough of remaining 2 tablespoons cooking liquid to make pasta mixture moist, tossing well to coat. Sprinkle with cheese. Serve immediately.
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lolol Remy and I were at the same show right across from each other… and missed each other because we were obviously distracted by the clothes. Look at me talking to my bb Marc about what we were witnessing in great confusion. I didn't even take off my coat. THERE, MY NICE REVIEW OF LIBERTINE. lol.
A few weeks ago DNA (artists + designers) asked me what my New Years resolution was. At first I had no answer, I'm going to be cliche and say that I don't make them/believe in them, I do as I need to no matter what time of year it is. But something I keep trying to work on [unsuccessfully] is my health. I eat like…well, you see the photos on this blog. Coincidentally enough, when the gals tweeted this, I was eating my final In-n-Out during my time in LA. Oh the irony. Check out the kind things they say and some of their favorite shots from BBV.>
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I couldn't even finish my thoughts last night. I also can't believe this has so many notes…um yeah, in case you missed it. This photo finally happened.
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also memo to self…stop shooting all the fattie cakes I keep eating, yahoo even noticed. lol
You guys, this video from the Kanye show in BK just came out and I'm in it for a millisecond. This amuses me greatly. The performance is flawless [sans the "swag" breakdown wackness], and you should totally watch my video ho debut. lol
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J. Chesky modeling the shoe of my dreams. Miu Miu swoon. (Taken with instagram)
Working overtime today in the camera whore department. They were surprisingly comfortable but the glitter came off every where. Unicorn jizz is cool, but not for a grand.
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BOSTON (AP) — Long delays from the Massachusetts medical examiner's office in issuing death certificates are putting an additional strain on many grieving families and making it more difficult to settle estates and process insurance claims.
The Boston Globe (http://bit.ly/1nMQFqR) reports that the Massachusetts Executive Office of Public Safety says the number of unfinished death certificates soared from 58 in 2011 to 947 in 2013.
One cause appears to be a shortage of pathologists. The medical examiner has 10 doctors to handle nearly 2,500 autopsies annually. A 2007 study recommended at least 17 doctors.
A cost-cutting move to switch laboratories to conduct toxicology tests has delayed some results for months.
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Given a rebirth in Philly, Darren Sproles becoming one of NFL's most exciting playersDan Wetzel at Yahoo Sports9 hrs ago
INDIANAPOLIS – Darren Sproles was at his home in California last April when the news broke he'd been traded from New Orleans, where his career had flourished across three seasons. Out of nowhere, he was headed to Philadelphia.
"The stuff [you] find out on Twitter," he tweeted that day, although not that he was overly emotional.
The Saints needed to find cap space and Sproles was expendable, but that's how his career in the NFL always seemed to be. He was too short, too small, too whatever to be considered a featured back. He was a fun toy for an offense, but he always had a deferential role. He was always a support player, never a star.
Of course, he'd find out his fate on Twitter. He was cool with it.
"That's just part of the business," Sproles said. "You don't take nothing personal. It is what it is."
Besides, no matter Sproles' fondness for the Saints, his first thought wasn't of what he was leaving. It was what – and whom – he was coming to: Chip Kelly's Eagles.
Vikings clearly should have taken more time before reinstating Adrian PetersonDan Wetzel at Yahoo Sports13 hrs ago
Via text messages, interviews with police and a public statement, Adrian Peterson has been both clear and cavalier in acknowledging hitting one of his 4-year-old sons with a switch.
This, he conveyed, is the way he chooses to discipline his young children, either unaware or unconcerned that behavior he calls "whoopings" so alarmed authorities they indicted him for it.
As such, it would be terribly naïve and shortsighted to assume this was an isolated incident. Peterson has a reported six young children – one passed away last year at the hands of an abusive boyfriend of the mother.
So why would he have only employed his system of discipline, the kind that got him charged last week with "reckless or negligent injury to a child" in Montgomery (Texas) County, on that one boy, that one time? Not to mention, experts will tell you, the level of injury his one son sustained does not suggest this was the first time he laid hands – or stick – on the kid.
Texas Tech's Kliff Kingsbury counting on hard work, pedigree more than looksDan Wetzel at Yahoo Sports3 days ago
EL PASO, Texas – To say Lubbock is in the middle of nowhere sounds derisive. It shouldn't though.
There is something to be said for the middle of nowhere, or at least the middle of West Texas, what with the oil derricks and cattle farms and rugged landscapes and vast open land and big-time sunsets and "the people," Kliff Kingsbury said. "The people are so friendly, I got that the first time I visited. It's why I went here."
It's a pretty nice place to live if you're not concerned about how quickly you can drive to some big city.
At the center of it all is Texas Tech in general and Texas Tech athletics in particular and Texas Tech football most specifically.
And in the center of that is Kingsbury, who has loved Lubbock and Tech since he first laid eyes on it coming out of New Braunfels, a small – especially when he was growing up – town outside of San Antonio. He played quarterback for the Red Raiders from 1998-2002.
A look at how probe of Roger Goodell, NFL could play out amid Ray Rice firestormDan Wetzel at Yahoo Sports4 days ago
On Wednesday, the NFL hired former FBI director Robert S. Mueller III to look into the league's investigation of Ray Rice.
It may be the first smart decision the NFL has made since the Rice scandal became a Roger Goodell scandal.
What the NFL needs most is for the wildness and unpredictability of this incident to slow down. Goodell, no matter how much he did or didn't botch the Rice case, never saw this coming, never believed it would be a threat to his empire or job security. The clumsy way the usually professional league office has reacted is proof of that.
Modern society loves demanding the instantaneous firing of anyone and everyone. It wants its pound of flesh – now. It is a trend whipped up by social media, especially the nuance-void, echo chamber of Twitter. That enflames the mainstream media even more, and thus everything circles on into a vortex of outrage.
Even best-case explanation for Roger Goodell makes him and NFL look woefully incompetentDan Wetzel at Yahoo Sports5 days ago
Roger Goodell's competence is shot. His credibility isn't too far behind.
Whether his employment as NFL commissioner follows likely hinges on if the Ray Rice scandal continues to flare up and damages the league in a tangible, long-term way (i.e. revenue).
The Associated Press reported Wednesday that law enforcement had, indeed, sent the NFL surveillance video of former Baltimore Raven Ray Rice punching his then girlfriend in a casino elevator. The wire service reported hearing a voicemail from an NFL employee confirming the receipt and apparent viewing of the video.
"You're right," a female from the NFL said on an April 9 voicemail. "It's terrible."
The report counters Goodell's repeated claims that the NFL was stonewalled by law enforcement when it sought the tape. Thus, he claimed, neither he nor anyone at the league offices saw the depraved footage when Goodell handed down a meager and much criticized two-game suspension early this summer.
The hell of Roger Goodell: Tarnishing the shield and mudslinging with TMZDan Wetzel at Yahoo Sports6 days ago
Roger Goodell always looked the part: tall and handsome, with the perfect blond locks and the expensive tailored suits. This guy, no doubt, casts a presence. He was trained for power, the son of a U.S. senator, raised in Westchester County affluence, joining the NFL offices right out of college with upward mobility as the end game.
He rose through the ranks, assuming the commissioner's job in September 2006 at just 47 years old, and with the title came everything: money, influence, fame, private jets, luxury boxes, an Augusta National membership, open doors everywhere he went.
This was the dream job for Goodell and he was the dream candidate for the NFL, a guy who looked so likeable on television yet would win brass knuckle, long-term labor battles and weekly discipline disputes with the players, all without getting a hair out of place.
Only now it's all come undone; now it's all falling apart for Roger Goodell.
Ray Rice, the former Baltimore Ravens running back, beat his then-fiancée last offseason in the elevator of an Atlantic City casino, and Goodell's vaunted security team and his own much-hyped hammer of discipline did little to nothing about it.
Dan Wetzel's Week 3 College Football Podcast: What will be Big Ten's fate?Dan Wetzel at Yahoo Sports6 days ago
Andy Staples of Sports Illustrated joins this week's Dan Wetzel College Football Podcast. Andy is a return guest and writes the weekly column "Punt, Pass and Pork," which deals with college football and barbeque.
This week's topics include, but are not limited to:
• The implosion of the Big Ten and how the league can get itself out of this malaise.
[Also: Listen to all of Dan Wetzel's podcasts here]
• Whether Michigan State can climb back into playoff contention and why, if they are a suitable choice, it's important for the future of college football that they aren't significantly punished for losing at Oregon.
• Is Brady Hoke doomed at Michigan?
• How good is BYU and can it really contend for a playoff spot with its schedule?
• Why there are so few good games this weekend when every college administrator and television executive is so quick to talk about their individual and collective marketing genius.
• Georgia at South Carolina is the best game of the weekend on paper. Are the Bulldogs so good they can roll through a place that's become a house of horrors for them?
• Did USC AD Pat Haden really do anything that wrong?
Are Eli Manning's best days behind him?Dan Wetzel at Yahoo Sports7 days ago
DETROIT – Eli Manning threw a whopping 27 interceptions last season, but this was supposed to be a new year. The New York Giants' first-team offense failed to score a touchdown in the preseason, but this was supposed to be the real stuff.
Only there was Manning in the third quarter here against the Detroit Lions, already trailing 20-7, already with one pick under his belt. Near his own goal line he was scrambling from the rush when he spied Victor Cruz way downfield. Slightly off-balance, he chucked a pass across his body that predictably floated in the air.
Free safety Glover Quin made an easy break on the ball and leapt in front of Cruz for another interception. A few plays later Detroit scored again, en route to the 35-14 blowout that no matter all the talk of a new year, a new offensive system, a new/old Eli, sure felt a lot like 2013.
"Just a bad decision by me," Manning would say later.
What about the first interception – a terribly off-target shot at tight end Larry Donnell, who may have had no idea it was even coming – that linebacker DeAndre Levy scooped?Sun, Sep 14Arizona25 - 14NY GiantsGame Recap
There's no way around it: Ray Rice case is in full disaster modeDan Wetzel at Yahoo Sports7 days ago
Ray Rice, in this pathetic story that began with the Baltimore Ravens running back punching his then-fiancée/now wife in the jaw, watching her slam her head against a metal elevator rail, hardly caring and eventually dragging her completely knocked-out body outside, isn't even the one with the most explaining to do.
[ Broncos DL Terrance Knighton says Ray Rice should be thrown out of NFL ]
Rice was arrested and charged for the assault, which was captured on a video acquired by TMZ, but the charge is slated to be dismissed after the completion of a diversion program.
Rice should've been suspended by the NFL for more than a meager two games for the incident that took place in an elevator at an Atlantic City casino. He wasn't.
Jerry Jones blind to enemy colors, why fans are turned off by CowboysDan Wetzel at Yahoo Sports8 days ago
ARLINGTON, Texas – The swaths of red, San Francisco 49ers red, spread and leached through the stands at AT&T Stadium. It was all over the end zones. It dominated the third deck and standing room areas. It even scattered through the most expensive club seat sections.
Red here. Red there. Red everywhere.
It didn't just speak to the traveling might and national appeal of the Niners. It wasn't just about the power of a Super Bowl contender that would cruise to a 28-17 victory that was far more lopsided than the score suggests.
It also said plenty about the willingness of Dallas Cowboys fans to unload their tickets, or never bother to buy them, for the opener of a season that seems to carry so little promise.
Fifty-percent red? Sixty-percent red? Whatever it was, the number was big, shockingly big for the first game of the season when seemingly every team has hope and the excitement of a live game and a full tailgate is in full swing.
Jerry Jones said he didn't notice.
"Did you count," he asked of the number of Niners fans in attendance?Sun, Sep 14Dallas26 - 10TennesseeGame Recap


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Heroes' co-stars Hayden Pantyairs and Milo Ventimiglia were caught arm-in-arm at several Emmys parties this past weekend. Sources say the two looked like a couple trying to keep it on the down low.
At the Governor's Ball, Milo sat with Hayden and even "cut her meat for her." SICK! Don't tell me he's messing with that midget! She can't even handle his meat, so he has to cut it for her. Amateur!
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Hours and Employment in the Cross-Section and Over the Cycle
AbstractWe develop a heterogeneous-agent general equilibrium model that incorporates both intensive and extensive margins of labor supply. A nonconvexity in the mapping between time devoted to work and labor services distinguishes between extensive and intensive margins. We consider calibrated versions of this model that differ in the value of a key preference parameter for labor supply and the extent of heterogeneity. The model is able to capture the key features of the empirical hours worked distribution, including how individuals transit within this distribution. We then study how the various specifications influence labor supply responses to temporary shocks and permanent tax changes, with a particular focus on the intensive and extensive margin elasticities in response to these changes. A key finding is that these two elasticities are jointly determined and cannot be thought of as two independent properties of aggregate labor supply.
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An international panel of experts says cell phones are possible cancer-causing agents and classified them with the pesticide DDT, gasoline engine exhaust and coffee. (How are DDT and coffee in the same category?)
"The classification was issued Tuesday in Lyon, France, by the International Agency for Research on Cancer after a review of dozens of published studies. The agency is an arm of the World Health Organization and its assessment now goes to WHO and national health agencies for possible guidance on cellphone use."
"Classifying agents as "possibly carcinogenic" doesn't mean they automatically cause cancer and some experts said the ruling shouldn't change people's cellphone habits."
" 'Anything is a possible carcinogen,' said Donald Berry, a professor of biostatistics at the M.D. Anderson Cancer Center at the University of Texas. He was not linked to the WHO cancer group. "This is not something I worry about and it will not in any way change how I use my cellphone," he said — from his cellphone."
"After a week-long meeting, the expert panel said there was limited evidence cellphone use was linked to two types of brain tumors and inadequate evidence to draw conclusions for other cancers."
" 'We found some threads of evidence telling us how cancers might occur, but there were acknowledged gaps and uncertainties,' said Jonathan Samet, the panel's chairman."
" 'The WHO's verdict means there is some evidence linking mobile phones to cancer but it is too weak to draw strong conclusions from,' said Ed Yong, head of health information at Cancer Research U.K. 'If such a link exists, it is unlikely to be a large one…' "
"Cellphones send signals to nearby towers via radio frequency waves, a form of energy similar to FM radio waves and microwaves. But the radiation produced by cellphones cannot directly damage DNA and is different from stronger types of radiation like X-rays or ultraviolet light. At very high levels, radio frequency waves from cellphones can heat up body tissue, but that is not believed to damage human cells."
"Some experts recommended people use a headset or earpiece if they are worried about the possible health dangers of cellphones. "If there is a risk, most of it goes away with a wireless earpiece," said Otis Brawley, chief medical officer of the American Cancer Society."
"Brawley said people should focus on the real health hazards of cellphones. "Cellphones may cause brain tumors but they kill far more people through automobile accidents," he said. Brawley added it was also reasonable to limit children's use of cellphones since their brains are still developing."
This particular study doesn't make me worry anymore about cell phone use than I did before. They're placing it in a category with coffee – that doesn't seem too threatening. (However DDT doesn't sound good – how can coffee be in the same category as DDT? Hmm.)
I do try to use an earpiece instead of holding the phone to my head. It is for convenience but also just in case. What I am not clear on is does the Bluetooth produce anything that could cause problems since it is electrical vs a headset with a wire where there is nothing electrical there.
My kids aren't of age to use a cellphone but I do think I would be more concerned about them using one versus an adult. Maybe there will be more conclusive studies by the time they are old enough to use them.
Do you worry about possible cancer from cell phones? Do you try to use a earpiece of that reason?
Does this study make you worry more, less or no differently?
Do you worry about your teens or kids being on cell phones?
May 31st, 2011
5:01 pm
I am more worried with them texting and driving
May 31st, 2011
5:06 pm
I'm with Julia. I've bigger fish to fry.
Plus teenagers don't talk on the phone, they just text.
Why would a cell phone cause cancer but an ear piece not?
May 31st, 2011
5:06 pm
May 31st, 2011
5:28 pm
No to all four questions.
May 31st, 2011
5:42 pm
Only if the are driving and talking/texting/sexting. Put down the phone or PULL OVER. How stupid is driving and texting?
May 31st, 2011
6:06 pm
People will die sooner from driving around with phone to their head completely oblivious to things like freight trains, other traffic on the road, etc. Some of them seem to have a death wish, and let's be honest here, many more ladies are on the phone than men so risk of cancer from cellphones is going to have more impact on women than men.
Ladies, you go bananas to fight breast cancer, yet here is research saying your phone might be giving you cancer. Might. Maybe. But what would you do differently if they said something you do might give you breast cancer? You'd stop using it. You'd fight stores that sold it. There'd be walks to celebrate the women who stood up and said they would not do or buy that something anymore. You know it. But the cellphone? Never gonna give that up.
May 31st, 2011
6:34 pm
PA honey you would have a better chance of getting hit by a bus than to get breast cancer from a cell phone.. and its been told Years ago that it was brain cancer but then they could not find it on mice
May 31st, 2011
6:46 pm
PA – many more ladies are on the phone than men? Please cite your source.
May 31st, 2011
6:47 pm
We don't use them. Enough causes of cancer in this world.
May 31st, 2011
6:49 pm
BlueTooth earpieces do give off some of the same radiation as cell phones. Dr. Sanjay Gupta recommends the admittedly more dorky, but no-risk, wired earpieces: http://thechart.blogs.cnn.com/2011/05/20/gupta-cell-phones-brain-tumors-and-a-wired-earpiece/?hpt=hp_t1
May 31st, 2011
6:52 pm
(For the record that article I posted is from 5/20 before the WHO's announcement today)
May 31st, 2011
7:16 pm
I saw the article on USAToday. Any article that starts with the phrase "experts say", I ignore whatever comes after that.
In short, no I don't worry about getting cancer from a cell phone.
May 31st, 2011
7:30 pm
I will read that Reno — thanks for the link
May 31st, 2011
8:08 pm
i think most people-at least teens…and myself, text more than talk. im not gonna worry about it. theres enough stuff in this world thats gonna kill us all.
May 31st, 2011
8:13 pm
they could come out with definative proof that cell phones caused cancer and people would still use them all the time. for some reason people cant live without a cell phone??
May 31st, 2011
8:35 pm
I've wondered if this is a tinfoil hat case or real for a few years. I haven't made up my mind yet. I don't use my cell phone much because I only turn it on or answer it when I want to lol. My wife is different. She uses hers all the time. my daughter has one, but that's only for emergency's. (long story, none of anybody's business).
But the "story keeps surfacing enough to make me notice. Just like the one about Teflon and Alzheimer's………. I don't use Teflon cookware.
May 31st, 2011
8:59 pm
I don't worry about my kids and cellphone use because they rarely ever use them to talk. All they do is text all day long. I don't think this is a real issue. I am always hesitant to believe the "latest study".
May 31st, 2011
9:36 pm
I'm just waiting for for the mutations to surface from cell phone usage. Years ago it was said that cigs weren't bad for you, but it should have been obvious that they were. People don't own cell phones. Cell phones own people. I think cell phones are a great invention but it has turned almost everyone into a cell phone fool.
May 31st, 2011
9:54 pm
DDT's not really bad for the environment either.
May 31st, 2011
9:57 pm
then I guess that will have to be the way I go out because I REFUSE to get a landline. ever. Then again, I guess I might be remotely concerned if I actually talked on my phone. Maybe now, folks will quit calling me.
June 1st, 2011
7:59 am
"Experts" have weighed in and came to the ominous conclusion that life is the actual cause of 100% of all deaths. This groundbreaking and earth shaking research concluded after all grant money was exhausted on booze, fine food, and exotic "research vacations" in the tropics. The "experts" are sure to claim newly available grant money for continuation of their studies, as they have a need to explore the angle on meaningless sex, and possible affects on life. This compeling research will of course, mean heavy expenses earmarked for the red light district in Amsterdam….cash only or American Express pleas.
June 1st, 2011
8:05 am
No to all of the questions..I'm with Julia on this one, I"m mmore worried about them texting and driving..Did anyone see the article yesterday about the 16 yr. old that was texting and casued a wreck that killed her and the other driver? She had only been driving for about 6 months..
June 1st, 2011
10:04 am
@ Techmom – Because using an earpiece places the radiation emitting cell phone farther from your body and brain. Only a small amount of that radiation transmits via the wire. The phone is the primary transmitter of radiation. This has been studied and documented, and cell phone manuals state a specific distance to hold the phone away from your body.
Regarding the blog question, we strictly limit our family's cell phone use. The phones are turned off or in airplane mode when we are not making a call or expecting one. And, we don't make many cell phone calls. Why? Because we have had two family members with different types of benign brain tumors, one who died of the benign tumor within four years. While these particular tumors, in this instance, were not necessarily caused by cell phones, brain tumors are not something that you want to experience in your family. We do not want anything that will remotely increase the chance of future brain tumors.
If you take all the studies to date, and divide out the ones funded by telecommunications companies and the ones not industry funded, you find striking results in the "non industry funded" studies that indicate serious issues. This type of comparison has been done.
Generally, people have become accustomed to cell phones and being connected throughout the day by phone. For the most part, though, many conversations are not urgent or important. I don't understand why people want the constant interruptions while enjoying a walk, the park, or dinner at a restaurant.
I would ask those parents who take their kids to get every possible vaccination available, even for very rare illnesses, because of the remote chance of being exposed, do not also see the need to err on the side of caution with cell phones and the chance of brain tumors. There are reasons why numerous top neurologists and neurosurgeons are using earpieces and speakerphones. It will be another 10-20 years before this question is more definitely answered. Why take the chance when there is a $5 earpiece that removes the risk?
June 1st, 2011
10:22 am
I truly believe cancer is a business, and there will never be a cure. For once they find a cure, all fund raising to find a cure, would stop. I also believe that you either have the cancer gene, or you don't.
I don't believe cell phones cause brain cancer. I don't believe smoking causes lung cancer. I don't believe sunshine causes skin cancer.
I also don't believe in doctors. I think 75% of the time, they just push a pill at you. And you can thank the prescription lobbyists for that.
I don't believe in being FORCED to have health insurance. If I chose to go to the doctor, I'll pay for it. But to make a law that everyone is FORCED to buy health insurance is totally UNCONSTITUTIONAL.
June 1st, 2011
10:35 am
Well if I didn't have a dear younger friend diagnosed with a Glioma at the age of 29 and die at the age of 31, 2 1/2 years ago I don't know if I would readily believe it either. He was in sales and he LIVED on his cell phones. I always wondered if there may have been some causal connection, and I really believe that because of his extensive cellphone use that this study is true.
June 1st, 2011
10:55 am
I knew a lady who passed away from lung cancer at the tender age of 43. She never smoked a day in her life…….
June 1st, 2011
10:57 am
If we're going to get all hot and bothered about cell phones and cancer, what about wireless internet? Most folks have that in their homes nowadays, or their neighbors do and the signal makes it to your home, too. How about fluorescent lighting – how much exposure do any of us have to that on a daily basis?
Honestly, I think you'd have to be sunning yourself (via fluorescent lighting) on the patio of Starbucks downing venti mocha frappe whatevers and puffing on a marlboro while surfing their wireless internet and chatting on your phone on one ear and listening to the radio on your other ear in order to take yourself out of the "remote" category and in to the "possible" exposure limit.
June 1st, 2011
3:59 pm
@misawa and others who think the possibility of brain tumors and cancer is so rare, and that you would have to do extreme things to move to the "possible" exposure limit. One out of two men will get some type of cancer in their lifetime, and about one third of the overall population. Cancer is extremely common and takes a big toll on families, financially, and otherwise. Would you suggest that we not attempt to learn the causes of cancer and reduce the incidence? Should we just accept it as part of life and not make improvements? These things should be studied and researched. It is futile to automatically assume that all inventions and technologies are safe or healthy for humans. We should learn, progress, and tweak things over time.
June 1st, 2011
4:02 pm
@JJ "I knew a lady who passed away from lung cancer at the tender age of 43. She never smoked a day in her life……"
I'm not sure what point you are making. There are other causes of lung cancer, including asbestos, radon and air pollution exposures. But, 90% of lung cancers are related to smoking. Some acquire lung cancer from second hand smoke from family or work environments. Unless you know details of the kind of exposure of the person you know, conclusions cannot be drawn. It is well documented that smoking greatly increases your risk of lung cancer, heart disease, emphysema, and other illnesses.
June 2nd, 2011
9:40 am
I am worried nowadays in children using cellphones at an early stage. As little as a 6 year old is using cellphones to call or text their peers and some parents indulge their young ones.


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"With increased damage and fewer targets, however, it becomes more tailored for PvP than PvE."
screw PVP, it makes AS an awesome tps tool for getting that hard hit in right off the bat. this is GREAT for prot paladins to tank bosses with.
the BoW and HL ones might seem sexy on first look, but i doubt their effect will be much more than cosmetic in the scheme of things. 71 hp/5 just isn't all that much hp when every class is rolling around with 12000-20000 hp.
the real highlights are the seal of light/wisdom and the kings one.
i think the point of the BoW glyph is that in wrath we will have 2 baseline blessings (wisdom and might) and 3 that will be getting used in raids (wisdom, might and kings). basically, you wont ever really need to being more than 3 paladins, one of each spec. Wisdom increasing hp5 means it will be of some use to everyone, i guess.
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