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Re: a bunch of new modules
13 October 2010 at 12:26am
just checked mine and...
C:\wamp\bin\php\php5.2.6>pear -V
PEAR Version: 1.8.1
PHP Version: 5.2.6
Zend Engine Version: 2.2.0
Running on: Windows NT BARRY-PC 6.1 build 7600
sorry, that is as much as I have got notes wise, I remember it being a right old pain to get the tests running (which is why I have notes), but a pain I only had to go through once...
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Re: a bunch of new modules
13 October 2010 at 6:53am
Had a look through and looks like some great work. However, i am having an issue checking out the repository.
"Error: XML data was not well-formed"
Any ideas on what the issue may be?
Thanks in advance.
I am using:
TortoiseSVN 1.5.8, Build 15348 - 32 Bit , 2009/02/13 18:06:18
Subversion 1.5.5,
apr 1.2.12
apr-utils 1.2.12
berkeley db 4.4.20
neon 0.28.3
OpenSSL 0.9.8i 15 Sep 2008
zlib 1.2.3
Re: a bunch of new modules
13 October 2010 at 7:36am
@j2 paul - this? http://www.silverstripe.org/installing-silverstripe/show/269335
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Re: a bunch of new modules
13 October 2010 at 6:16pm
check out this!
D:\wamp\bin\php\php5.2.6>pear -V
PEAR Version: 1.7.1
PHP Version: 5.2.6
Zend Engine Version: 2.2.0
Running on: Windows NT ASUS 6.1 build 7600
D:\wamp\bin\php\php5.2.6>pear install
Nothing to install
D:\wamp\bin\php\php5.2.6>pear list
Archive_Tar 1.3.7 stable
Console_Getopt 1.2.3 stable
PEAR 1.9.1 stable
PHPUnit 1.3.2 stable
Structures_Graph 1.0.3 stable
XML_Util 1.2.1 stable
So this is why I spent hours and hours pissing around with pear shaped and why I think it would be better to work PHPUnit into the code in some way other than this pear business....
The PHP files themselves tell me that they are version 1.71.
Any hints?
Re: a bunch of new modules
13 October 2010 at 10:40pm
That is strange! Only advice is still only - clean, start again and force version 1.81...
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Re: a bunch of new modules
14 October 2010 at 12:48am
yeah - thanks for all your help. I might just have to do this.
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Re: a bunch of new modules
15 October 2010 at 11:49am Last edited: 15 October 2010 11:53am
Hi Swaiba, thanks for helping me last time on the right IDE, I enjoy very much.
Recently this is my experience of installing PHPUnit.
(a) This is the only version of Wamp support PHP5.3, which is required for a more recent version of PHPUnit
WampServer 2.0i [07/11/09]
Includes :
- Apache 2.2.11
- MySQL 5.1.36
(b) Install PEAR on WAMP
(c) pear upgrade
This upgrade Pear 1.8.2 to Pear 1.9.1 (which is needed for installing PHPUnit).
(d)Installing PHPUnit http://www.phpunit.de/manual/3.0/en/installation.html
For PHP5.3, you need to
(1) pear channel-discover pear.phpunit.de <= Alone is insufficient
(2) pear channel-discover pear.symfony-project.com
(3) pear channel-discover components.ez.no
(4) pear install phpunit/PHPUnit
(e) Install Simpletest (recommended in http://doc.silverstripe.org/testing-guide)
I can only managed to find this (the latest version from sourceforge does not work ? no time to find out why simpletest_1.0.1.tgz )
pear install http://ovh.dl.sourceforge.net/sourceforge/simpletest/simpletest_1.0.0.tgz
Now I will start the difficult process of learning how to do PHP unit test
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Re: a bunch of new modules
19 October 2010 at 1:02am
I cannot write tests too. Why? Look to my troubles. Can somebody help me with PHPUnit and SS 2.4.2?
My primary OS is windows 7 ultimate 64-bit, my secondary OS is Ubuntu 10.10. On Ubuntu is all OK.
I've troubles only on windows 7: all 32-bit: Apache/2.2.15 (Win32) DAV/2 PHP/5.2.13 mod_ssl/2.2.15 OpenSSL/0.9.8m mod_perl/2.0.4 Perl/v5.10.1, mysql 5.1.51.
I spent whole weekend to setup php with CLI ( I don't want see shit error "CLI stopped working").
I tested php versions:
5.3.3 - I cannot connect to mysql
5.3.2 - I cannot connect to mysql
5.3.1 - I can connect to mysql, but I cannot resolve error "CLI stopped working"
5.2.13 - OK. I can connect to mysql , I solved error "CLI stopped working" (reason: soap.dll).
I install pear.
Archive_Tar 1.3.7 stable
Console_Color 1.0.2 stable
Console_Getargs 1.3.5 stable
Console_Getopt 1.2.3 stable
Console_Table 1.1.3 stable
Event_Dispatcher 1.1.0 stable
File_Find 1.3.1 stable
HTML_Common 1.2.5 stable
HTML_Table 1.8.3 stable
MDB2 2.4.1 stable
MDB2_Driver_mysql 1.4.1 stable
MDB2_Driver_mysqli 1.4.1 stable
PEAR 1.9.1 stable
PHPUnit 1.3.2 stable
PHP_CompatInfo 1.9.0 stable
PhpDocumentor 1.4.3 stable
Structures_Graph 1.0.3 stable
Var_Dump 1.0.4 stable
XML_Beautifier 1.2.0 stable
XML_Parser 1.3.2 stable
XML_Util 1.2.1 stable
As CLI work php phpunit StackTest (.php).
But when I want try http://www.silverstripedev.sk.loc/dev/tests, I see only error:
[User Notice] Please no longer include "PHPUnit/Framework.php".
GET /dev/tests
Line 50 in E:\php\PEAR\PHPUnit\Framework.php
41 * @link http://www.phpunit.de/
42 * @since File available since Release 3.0.0
43 */
45 require_once 'PHP/CodeCoverage/Filter.php';
46 PHP_CodeCoverage_Filter::getInstance()->addFileToBlacklist(__FILE__, 'PHPUNIT');
48 trigger_error(
49 'Please no longer include "PHPUnit/Framework.php".', E_USER_NOTICE
50 );
• trigger_error(Please no longer include "PHPUnit/Framework.php".,1024)
Line 50 of Framework.php
• require_once(E:\php\PEAR\PHPUnit\Framework.php)
Line 20 of TestRunner.php
• include_once(E:\Www\www.silverstripedev.sk\sapphire\dev\TestRunner.php)
Line 300 of Core.php
• __autoload(TestRunner)
• ReflectionClass->__construct(TestRunner)
Line 89 of Object.php
• Object::create(TestRunner)
Line 108 of DevelopmentAdmin.php
• DevelopmentAdmin->tests(SS_HTTPRequest)
Line 137 of RequestHandler.php
• RequestHandler->handleRequest(SS_HTTPRequest)
Line 147 of Controller.php
• Controller->handleRequest(SS_HTTPRequest)
Line 281 of Director.php
• Director::handleRequest(SS_HTTPRequest,Session)
Line 124 of Director.php
• Director::direct(/dev/tests)
Line 127 of main.php
Where is problem, what I'm doing wrong?
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Costa Coffee, the UK's largest and fastest growing coffee shop chain has won the 'cake' category award for its Raspberry & Almond Bake. The prestigious Quality Food Awards took place on Thursday 27 November, the same day that Costa topped an ethical survey for doing the most to tackle social and environmental issues as featured in The Times! Judges described the product as an "excellent, moist cake with a great raspberry hit." Costa was short listed against ASDA Extra Special Chocolate Cake and an ASDA Extra Special Victoria Sponge.
The Q Awards are renowned for recognising great tasting food and drink products with the finest taste, flavours, textures and aromas. Other well-known high street brands that participated within different categories included M&S, Waitrose, Tesco, and Pret.
Food is an intrinsic part of Costa's business and it constantly reviews and trials its offerings to reflect what its customers really want. This particular product was launched in April 2007 and is one of the coffee shop's best selling lines, often described as a twist to the traditional and iconic Raspberry Bakewell.
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Sigh. Rainbow Looms. If you have no idea what I'm talking about, then you might want to go ahead and pop a bottle of champagne to celebrate your good fortune.
But if you immediately roll your eyes upon hearing or seeing the words Rainbow Looms -- then you'll totally empathize with what I'm about to say.
They're slowly taking over my house, and my life, people. They invaded us a little over a month ago -- and I swear I just haven't been the same since. My son received his loom kit in lieu of a goody bag at a birthday party, and ever since then, he seems to be mistaking me for some sort of bracelet making machine who has no problem working for free.
I'm cheap labor, and he digs it. And now I'm practically looming bracelets in my sleep and wonder if I'll ever manage to crawl out from under the mounds of rubber bands that can be found in every corner of my house.
On that note, here's a better depiction of seven ways Rainbow Looms are slowly taking over my life and probably yours too.
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I got two bribes going for getting my kids one and with their own birthday money - haha.
Ill be happy though not to have to burning the ends of paracords anymore - mine never stayed together.
My daughter is 6 and has not asked for one but I saw all the older girls at cheer practice making these.
Lol, I didn't even know these existed until my son came home last week wearing them and begging for a kit, and now I see them everywhere! We got him a kit, and of course he lost the hook and the s pieces right away, so I finally found a store that sold just those because I didn't want to spend another 15 on the darn kit and it was 2 bucks for ten little s things, and those will last what... a day or two? Lol uuuuuugh
My niece just asked my 4 year old if he knew how to do this yesterday. I had never heard of them before and now a blog about it lol. I see this as a Christmas present from them just so I suffer as well :)
Michael's also had demos on rainbow looms. I work there and the rainbow loom, bands and case are selling like hot cakes but you can't use any coupons towards the loom or bands.
My daughter has one. She has made everyone dozens of bracelets. She goes on YouTube and learns how to do them. She loves it. It's great and keeps her busy. I have never touched it. Why do you make them? They are for kids. I do wear them everyday.


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AIDS-Related Lymphoma Treatment (PDQ®): Treatment - Health Professional Information [NCI] - AIDS-Related Peripheral / Systemic Lymphoma
Highly selected patients with resistant or relapsed lymphoma after first-line chemotherapy and with continued responsiveness to HAART underwent second-line chemotherapy followed by high-dose therapy and autologous peripheral stem cell transplantation. Long-term survivors have been reported anecdotally for these highly selected patients who relapsed.[20,21,22,23][Level of evidence: 3iiiDiv]
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- Kaplan LD, Straus DJ, Testa MA, et al.: Low-dose compared with standard-dose m-BACOD chemotherapy for non-Hodgkin's lymphoma associated with human immunodeficiency virus infection. National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases AIDS Clinical Trials Group. N Engl J Med 336 (23): 1641-8, 1997.
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LAS VEGAS -- A Reno woman is coming forward claiming she was an illegal immigrant when she worked as a housekeeper in Brian Sandoval's home. The Guatemalan immigrant says Sandoval never asked for her work permit when she worked for the Republican gubernatorial candidate 13 years ago.
The Sandoval campaign denies ever knowing Reno resident Anna Padilla. But Padilla, who is now a U.S. citizen, says she's coming forward now, speaking first to Reno Spanish radio stations because Sandoval's stance on immigration enforcement would be harmful to Nevada's Latino community.
Padilla says she illegally immigrated from Guatemala in 1986. The mother of three found work as a housekeeper in Reno. She went by the name Maritza Gomez, using her middle and maiden names.
She claims then-state Assemblyman Brian Sandoval's wife Kathleen hired her after Padilla handed out business cards in their neighborhood October 1996.
"The checks were signed by Mrs. Kathleen and the checks had Brian Sandoval and Kathleen Sandoval's name, address and phone," she said.
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"To me, it's very big and two rooms over here in the top. Then there was Mr. Brian Sandoval. That office, I don't touch it. I just take the garbage out and I clean the rest," she said.
Padilla presents documents showing she obtained her work permit after the period of time she allegedly worked for the Sandovals. She claims the Sandoval family never asked for her legal status or mentioned an I-9 form needed for Social Security taxes. Padilla says she stopped working for the Sandovals July 1997.
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Padilla contacted Rory Reid's campaign by email.
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What is sleep?
So I've basically been in a really weird state lately—by which I mean I've been getting, like, no restful sleep. The fact remains that basically no one follows me, which I'm fine with (honestly, I don't really want any followers), so probably no one will see this.
But, hey, if you do—you're a cool person. Pat yourself on the back.
Anyway—in my weird sleeplessness I've been receiving, like, ALL OF THE FEELS. Like, hey, GS—we gotta package for you. What is it? Oh, it's just that HUGE CRATE OF FEELS YOU DIDN'T ORDER.
As a result of these massive shipments of feels showing up at my doorstep, I've been writing a lot; which is pretty cool, actually, because I love to write, but I haven't legitimately written anything in a long time.
What I'm saying is, basically, maybe expect some half-cracked writing out of me, later?
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A visit to Bangkok would not be complete without exploring the riverside for a taste of life in the Thai capital long before mobile phones, cable TV and microwave popcorn became all the buzz. Day or night, the riverside provides plentiful picture-perfect photo opportunities with its many historical landmarks and hidden charms.
The Chao Phraya is also the star attraction in the city during important events like Songkran (the Thai New Year, celebrated in April), the annual Loy Krathong Festival in November, and the very rare Royal Barge Procession - the most recent one held in June 2006 to celebrate the Diamond Jubilee of Thailand's King Bhumibol Adulyadej. On New Year's Eve, riverside hotels take turns to outdo each other with spectacular fireworks that light up the sky well into the new year.
A day spent at Bangkok's riverside is like taking a journey back into time. Many of Bangkok's most famous attractions are located along the river banks, the likes of the Temple of Dawn (Wat Arun), the splendid Grand Palace and the Temple of the Emerald Buddha (Wat Phra Kaew), as well as Wat Pho, Bangkok's oldest temple.
Bangkok became the capital of Thailand in the tumultuous years following the Burmese sacking of the former Siamese capital of Ayutthaya in 1767. Originally established on the western bank of the Chao Phraya River (known as Thonburi), the capital was later moved to the eastern side (Old City or Rattanakosin). As a result, the Thonburi side is much less developed. A series of 'khlongs' (canals) branch off into local neighborhoods where communities still live above the water, and where life takes place on the waterline. On the other side, too, many of the 'khlongs' that formerly formed a major transportation network still exist - the reason Bangkok was dubbed 'The Venice of the East' by early explorers. Even today it is still possible to catch a water taxi from the center of the city to the riverside.
Flowing south from the highlands on the country's northern border to the Gulf of Thailand near Bangkok, the Chao Phraya River - or 'River of Kings' - is some 365 km (225 miles) long and is Thailand's principal river. Throughout many centuries is has been both the country's and city's lifeblood, used for transportation, agriculture and providing in the day-to-day needs and livelihood of the people living along the water's edge. There are several islands in the Chao Phraya too, most notably Ko Kret, home to the minority Mon community who are renowned for their pottery skills, and believed to have been the first inhabitants of the Bangkok area.
During the day, the riverside offers plentiful exciting exploration opportunities and, by night, a romantic dinner cruise along the river with its many beautifully illuminated historical highlights rates among one of the most memorable experiences you can possibly have in Bangkok.
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Asiatique has successfully combined two of the most popular shopping experiences in the city: a night bazaar and a mall. Ten minutes downriver from Saphan Taksin BTS station this once-bustling international trade port has been transformed, with over 1,500 boutiques and 40 restaurants housed under a huge replica warehouse complex. Open from 17:00, spending an evening here is no problem: you'll have good fun browsing the boutiques, picking up gifts or something for yourself; you are guaranteed to find something you would like to eat and if this isn't enough entertainment, shows are performed nightly: Calypso ladyboy cabaret and soon, a classic Thai puppets performance. Read More...
Opening Hours: 17:00-midnight
Location: Chareonkrung Soi 74-76
How to get there: The easiest and fastest way to get there is via boat. Take the BTS to Saphan Taksin and jump on the free shuttle at the end of the pier. It only takes ten minutes, and the boat runs until 23:00. Taxis are not recommended as the traffic can be terrible in this area.
Located in Bangrak, this is Bangkok's principal Roman Catholic cathedral and the main church of the Archdiocese of Bangkok, which dates back to 1662. It was built between 1910 and 1918 to replace an earlier church on the same spot, and repaired after sustaining severe damage during World War II. Pope John Paul II visited the church during his trip in 1984.
An impressive tall structure, it has a striking, almost luminescent red brick facade that contrasts pleasingly with surrounding buildings. The beautiful interior is classic Romanesque, with round arches, looming ceilings covered in rich rococo and stained glass. Murals on the walls of the nave at the end depict biblical scenes. There's a choir here, and although open everyday, mass on Sundays is especially popular (at 6am, 7:30am, 8:30am, 10am and 5pm).
Location: 23 Oriental Lane, Charoenkrung Road
BTS: Saphan Taksin
How to get there: Either take a taxi or embark the Chao Phraya Express Boat to Oriental Pier (N1).
If your vision of a museum is a pretty display of artistic or cultural artifacts, then perhaps the Bangkok Forensic Museum is not for you. Located inside the Siriraj Hospital on the west bank of the Chao Phraya river, this sinister exhibition is more for the morbid or for travellers searching for something extremely unusual. The hospital actually features six distinct museums within two separate buildings, but only three of them seem to be of interest - obviously the creepiest ones: The pathology, anatomic forensic museums. All good fun... Read More...
Opening Hours: Monday to Saturday - 09:00 to 16:00
Price Range: 40 baht - free for children under 120 cm (not sure you should take kids there, though)
How to get there: Take the river shuttle near the Grand Palace. Catch the boat at Chang Pier or Prajan Pier, disembark just across the river at Pranok Pier, it's fairly simple. The ride only costs three baht.
Otherwise known as King Puttayodfa, this double life-size monument to King Rama I was built to mark the city's 150th anniversary in 1932, along with the Puttayodfa Memorial Bridge next to which it sits. It was designed by HRH Prince Naris, and architect Silpa Bhirasri sculpted it in bronze. Born on March 20, 1736, King Rama I was the first king in the Chakri Dynasty which continues to this day. He ascended to the throne on April 6, 1782, and died 27 years later.
Location: Foot of Phra Phutta Yodfa Bridge (The Memorial Bridge), Bangkok side
Even if you haven't come to Bangkok to take home an antique stone elephant or some modern art from the northern tribes of Thailand, OP Place (Oriental Plaza) is still a fantastic place to visit. This shopping centre is more like an art gallery or museum than a department store with 50 boutiques displaying a host of fantastic pieces to admire, or if you are lucky, take home. As well as fine arts shops there are also some well-known tailors and jewellers. OP Place has a reputation for luxury and all antiques have been issued with certificates from Thailand's Fine Arts Department, so you can shop without worry. Read More...
Opening Hours: 10:30 – 18:30 every day (some stores close on Sundays)
Location: 30/1 Soi Charoen Krung 38 (behind the Oriental Hotel)
BTS: Saphan Taksin
Tel: +66 (0)2 266 0186
One of Bangkok's least-known rooftops is actually a great one, offering some of the best panoramas in town of the Chao Phraya River. Located on the fifth floor of the well-known Rivercity shopping complex, the rooftop is both a large Thai barbecue restaurant and the cozy venue of the 'Balco Bar. Not only the views are amazing, but the Thai barbecue itself is a fun and unusual experience for travellers wanting to discover a favourite Thai weekend dinner spot! Read More...
Opening Hours: Bar B Q, open 11:00-23:00, Balco Bar, open 18:30-midnight, closed Mondays
Location: Charoen Krung Soi 30 (next to the Royal Orchid Sheraton Hotel)
Tel: +66 (0) 2237 0077-8
How to get there: Get on the BTS to Saphan Taksin Station. There's a free shuttle boat service to Rivercity available at Sathorn Pier everyday from 10:00 to 20:00
Once upon a time in Bangkok the Chao Phraya River and its tributaries were the most important avenue of communication, boats the main mode of transport for all, even royalty. Here you can discover eight of the country's most unique and stunning - the Royal Barges reserved for auspicious ceremonies and state occasions like the very rare Royal Barge Procession.
Each is carved from huge pieces of teak with prows carved into mythical creatures, gilded in gold and intricately decorated with tiny shimmering pieces of glass. Rowed by up to 50 specially trained oarsmen, the boats leave their dry dock at festival times and important state occasions for these spectacular processions along the river. Read More...
Opening Hours: Daily 09:00 - 17:00
Address: Khlong Bangkok Noi (near Thonburi side, not far from Phra Pin Klao Bridge)
Tel: +66 (0) 2424 0004
If there is one must-see sight that no visit to Bangkok would be complete without, it's the dazzling, spectacular Grand Palace, undoubtedly the city's most famous landmark. Built in 1782 - and for 150 years the home of the Thai King, the Royal court and the administrative seat of government - the Grand Palace of Bangkok is a grand old dame indeed, that continues to have visitors in awe with its beautiful architecture and intricate detail, all of which is a proud salute to the creativity and craftsmanship of Thai people. Within its walls were also the Thai war ministry, state departments, and even the mint. Today, the complex remains the spiritual heart of the Thai Kingdom. Read More...
Opening Hours: Daily 08:30 - 15:30
Location: Na Phra Lan Road, Old City (Rattanakosin)
Price Range: Tickets sold from 8:30 - 15:30 and cost 400 baht! One ticket includes entry to Vimanmek Palace and Abhisek Dusit Throne Hall.
Wat Arun, locally known as Wat Chaeng, is situated on the west (Thonburi) bank of the Chao Phraya River. It is believed that after fighting his way out of Ayutthaya, which was besieged by a Burmese army at the time, King Taksin arrived at this temple just as dawn was breaking.
He later had the temple renovated and renamed it Wat Chaeng, the Temple of the Dawn. During his reign (Thonburi Period), Wat Chaeng was the chief temple, and it once enshrined the Emerald Buddha and another important Buddha image, the Phra Bang, both of which had been removed from Vientiane. Read More...
Opening Hours: 08:00 -17:30
Location: Located on the west side of Chao Praya River (opposite Tha Thien Pier)
Price Range: 50 Baht
Wat Phra Kaew or the Temple of the Emerald Buddha (officially known as Wat Phra Sri Rattana Satsadaram) is regarded as the most important Buddhist temple in Thailand. Located in the historic centre of Bangkok, within the grounds of the Grand Palace, it enshrines Phra Kaew Morakot (the Emerald Buddha), the highly revered Buddha image meticulously carved from a single block of jade. Read More...
Opening Hours: 8.30 am to 3.30 pm
Location: Na Phralan, Phra Nakorn (inside Grand Palace complex), Old City (Rattanakosin)
Dress Code: no short pants or short skirts, not sleeveless tshirts. Sarong are for rent at the entrance but better dress appropriately to avoid the queue.
Price Range: 400 Baht!
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PLAYERS: Alex Murphy, Amile Jefferson, Seth Curry, Josh Hairston, Tyler Thornton, Marshall Plumlee
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TEAMS: Duke Blue Devils, Delaware Blue Hens, Ohio State Buckeyes
Alex Murphy had a career high in just about all categories Saturday against the Delaware Blue Hens, but is this a cracking of the egg for the redshirt freshman, or a just a game against a less talented team where he rose to the occasion? Alex Murphy saw the most game action for him this season and took advantage scoring 10 points and grabbing 7 rebounds. Bottom line, either/or is good news for the Blue Devils. Duke is proving to be a multiple threat offense. The regular starting 5 are averaging double figures, while the bench has been virtually non-existent in the scoring column. Saturday, both Murphy (10 points) and freshman Amile Jefferson (12 points) scored in double figures, in what Duke fans hope is sign the Blue Devils' bench is waking up. Seth Curry sat out the game resting his injured leg, that he aggravated against Ohio State Wednesday night. Some reports are that he suffered a new injury, this one to his left ankle, but whatever the case Curry needed rest and with the Blue Hens providing little opposition, this was as good time as any to let him sit. This opened up some more playing time for both Murphy and Jefferson, and when Rasheed Suliamon and Josh Hairston got into a little foul trouble, both were given a window of opportunity and at least for one game took it. Lucky for Duke, they rose to the challenge and not only statistically, but with their hustle plays. Murphy added 7 rebounds and Jefferson had 6. Murphy had a rather impressive come from behind block in transition, and Jefferson had a couple of 3 point play opportunities with some strong moves to the basket. The hustle plays earn the playing time. My observation is that if Duke can deepen their bench so that the starters can play 32-36 minutes on average, the likelihood of continual success will be an easier path. Was this the coming out party for Murphy and Jefferson? It better be, because Duke will need more than Tyler Thornton and Josh Hairston off the bench. They are the defensive stoppers, Murphy needs to score and stretch the defense. Jefferson brings life off the bench and is a play maker. Add Marshall Plumlee and the Duke bench can reasonably give the starting 5 a breather without such a drop in production. The obvious story from Saturday's game though is Murphy who has been the center of a lot of speculation following two DNPs registered this year and barely getting more than a minute or two of action, even in games where the opponents were not top tier. Some have suggested Murphy might transfer and every emotion, every facial expression has been analyzed and broken down. A recent story in the Fayetteville Observer perhaps has shifted some of those thoughts as a rational sounding Murphy talked about what he needed to do to get better and contribute more in games. He talked about confidence and if Saturday's game improves that Duke fans could very well see him in more games. Still, just like with the transfer rumors it is best not to rush to any judgments until Murphy starts playing more consistently, but Saturday can only help. Follow us on Twitter @DukeBlogMKline and visit our Facebook page-Duke Sports Blog. Got questions? E-mail us at firstname.lastname@example.com This article was originally published at http://DukeSportsBlog.com. If you are interested in sharing your website's content with SCACCHoops.com, Contact Us.
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Monday, January 17, 2011
Natalie + Drue's wedding!
Hi everyone! This is Caroline! Kitty's out of town so she asked me to upload some blog images from Natalie and Drue's wedding. It was an absolutely fantastic wedding! I was shooting with Kitty and absolutely loved being able to be a part of Natalie and Drue's day. They're an incredible couple!
These are some of our favorite pictures of Natalie and Drue. I loved their attention to detail! Everything was beautifully planned and put together!
Their reception at BoMA.
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The city of Detroit filed for bankruptcy on July 18, 2013. Burdened with more than $18 billion in debt and $3.5 billion in unfunded pension obligations, Detroit became the largest American city to seek bankruptcy protection. The Federal Reserve is among those closely watching how courts address the situation. To learn more about the issue, Forefront talked to Thomas Fitzpatrick IV, an economist at the Cleveland Fed who is a member of a special team examining the condition of municipal finances.
Forefront: The Detroit bankruptcy has captured nationwide attention. But why is staff at the Federal Reserve looking at it? This seems like an area outside of the central bank's traditional purview.
After the financial crisis, the Federal Reserve System established financial monitoring teams to keep an eye on areas that might be sources of systemic risk. One of those areas is municipal finance.
Fitzpatrick: It is. After the financial crisis, the Federal Reserve System established financial monitoring teams to keep an eye on areas that might be sources of systemic risk. One of those areas is municipal finance.
If municipalities stopped paying their debts, there could be ripple effects that spread through bond insurers or the banking system. Here's how: Bond insurers may come under stress from taking over payments for the municipalities, leading to downgrades of other bonds they insure. About $7 billion of Detroit's debt is insured, and the list of companies insuring municipal debt is pretty small. When viewed in context of coinciding municipal bankruptcies, there is enough insured debt to raise the question whether insurers could cover all current and future losses. The banking system could be another transmission channel. The banking system might be vulnerable if distressed municipalities ceased making loan or bond payments. While the municipal debt market is small relative to the banking system, it is not necessarily evenly distributed: some banks may have large exposures to specific states or municipalities.
Forefront: Detroit is, of course, not alone in facing fiscal distress. What financial conditions are common among other cities facing bankruptcy?
Fitzpatrick: Many factors come into play. Most of the time, a handful of episodes are to blame—a project that went south and became very expensive (like the sewer project in Jefferson County, Alabama) or a bad investment (like the derivatives purchased by Orange County, California). And of course, the recession amplified everything by reducing tax receipts and funding levels for public pensions. In Detroit, the problem is a bit more structural, as the city has lost so much population, and with it, tax base.
One issue that is common to nearly all of these bankruptcies is growing public pension and healthcare obligations.
One issue that is common to nearly all of these bankruptcies is growing public pension and healthcare obligations. Consider some of the states where cities have declared bankruptcy. In California (Stockton, San Bernardino) and Michigan (Detroit), state law strongly protects public pension benefits (private pensions are governed by a completely different set of rules). That means that these benefits cannot be reduced by the city or town, even when they grow to an unaffordable level, unless pensioners agree to the reductions, which almost never happens.
Forefront: Given that pensions are a large part of the problem, have courts ever allowed public pension benefits to be modified in municipal bankruptcies?
Fitzpatrick: Most states have strong pension protections, so in most cases, courts might be the only way to modify benefits without pensioner consent. However, while courts have approved modifications to benefits when the city and pensioners have agreed to them, they have never forced a modification without those agreements. The most recent example happened in Central Falls, Rhode Island. In July 2011, Rhode Island passed a law that required the state's municipalities to make payments on their general obligation bonds, and put a lien on the city's taxes so that the tax revenue would go to the city's bondholders in the event of a bankruptcy.
Shortly thereafter, Central Falls filed for bankruptcy. The purpose of the law was to change the negotiating posture of Central Falls and its pensioners in bankruptcy. Its practical effect was to grant general obligation bondholders the right to be paid before pensioners in bankruptcy. The pensioners would be paid as unsecured creditors and would have the right to payments that remained only after all the secured creditors were paid. As a result, the city and pensioners settled, agreeing to steep cuts in pension benefits (estimating that their benefits would be even lower otherwise), and the bankruptcy court approved that plan.
Forefront: So the courts won't modify pension benefits without approval from pensioners?
Courts have never modified pension obligations without the agreement of pensioners. But it is definitely on the table now.
It's true that courts have never modified pension obligations without the agreement of pensioners. But it is definitely on the table now. This is an issue being litigated in California bankruptcies and that will be litigated in the Detroit bankruptcy. There are other questions that will be litigated in these jurisdictions if the courts decide that pensions can be modified – such as their priority relative to other creditors.
Forefront: Not that we want to stray into hypothetical territory, but what would be the implications if, for example, Detroit were allowed to modify pension benefits without employee approval?
Fitzpatrick: You will likely see pensioners in states with strong protections be less likely to hold out when their municipal employer is under stress. That's really the purpose of municipal bankruptcy: to solve the holdout problem that arises when all of your creditors except one (or a handful) agree to take partial cuts to what they are owed in order to make the situation work for everyone. In Detroit, it means that you would see all creditors (pensioners, bondholders, etc.) take some pretty big haircuts on what they are owed. How big depends on how their debts are treated. In the case of pension benefits, this means that the court will also have to decide if the special protection public pensions are offered under state law changes the way those debts are treated in bankruptcy. To oversimplify, if the court decides public pension benefits can be modified, it will then have to decide how they can be modified.
It is worth noting that only the public pension benefits are protected by the state constitution, and not the health benefits that are also owed to pensioners (and sum to about $6 billion of Detroit's debt).
Forefront: Alternatively, what if the city isn't allowed to modify benefits without employee approval?
Fitzpatrick: If the court decides that they cannot be modified, it means that at least $3.5 billion of Detroit's total debt has to be paid in full according to the original terms. That means there will be less left for all the other creditors. It is worth noting that only the public pension benefits are protected by the state constitution, and not the health benefits that are also owed to pensioners (and sum to about $6 billion of Detroit's debt).
Forefront: It would have been nice if cities hadn't gotten themselves into this situation in the first place. In the future, what sort of incentives might be useful to put in place so that municipalities more appropriately fund and structure their pension plans?
Fitzpatrick: Generally there are three areas of potential focus: funding, investing, and benefit adjustments. Most states that protect public pension benefits do not have a law requiring that the pensions be funded in a way that ensures sufficient funds will be there to pay the benefits when they are due. When they do have laws that seem to require funding, courts can be reluctant to enforce them. Most state laws also allow actuarial assumptions about expected rates of return that may not reflect market rates. Creating credible funding mechanisms could help solve this problem in the future.
Similarly, in the past, courts have been reluctant to enforce laws requiring that funds for public pensions be invested prudently. Sometimes investment cases can be very difficult to decide, because the line between prudent and imprudent investments is not always clear. Other times it is a bit more obvious. Federal pensions solve this problem by investing only in US Treasuries. Such a strategy would increase the required annual funding of public pensions, but would also largely immunize them against large market fluctuations.
Finally, when large market fluctuations do occur or when public employers are financially stressed, there has to be some way to modify public pension benefits that have been earned. After all, promises to pay can be enforced only if the promisor has the money to pay.


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Backpackers Hotel Toyo Osaka is excellently located in Osaka city. Only a minute to Subway station which takes you to Namba and Umeda, the most exciting districts in Osaka. Also 3 min walk to JR and Nankai lines, which provide you the very easy access to Kyoto, Nara and Kobe. TOYO is a great place to meet new friends from all over the world and share travel tips in a homely atmosphere. Our friendly staffs are also willing to answer your questions. We will be your home away from home in Osaka!
You can catch JR train or subway to:
Osaka Castle Park: 12min
Universal Studios Japan: 16min
The Floating Garden Observatory: 16min
Kaiyukan Aquarium: 30min and more!
You can make a day trip to
Nara: 40min
Kyoto: 60min
Kobe: 50min
Wakayama: 70min
Hiroshima: 90min (by Shinkansen, bullet train)
We are only 1 min walk from Subway Dobutsuenmae station (Exit2) or a 3min walk from JR Shinimamiya station (East Exit). No matter which kind of train passes you have, you will take full advantage of yours. Hotel Toyo is a clean, cozy, friendly and convenient hotel for all backpackers!
From Kansai International Airport:
Catch the JR train to Shinimamiya station which all trains stop at and it takes about 55 min/ 1030yen.
From Shin-Osaka:
Subway Midosiji line will take you to Dobutsuenmae station directly in approx. 20min/270yen. If you have a JR pass, you may take JR Kyoto line and switch the train at Osaka station to Osaka Loop line. It takes about 25min/210yen to get to Shinimamiya station.
From Osaka (Umeda):
You can get to either JR Shinimamiya station or Subway Dobutsuenmae station without transfer whichever you take. JR costs you 170yen and takes slightly more time (Approx. 16min) while subway takes you about 12min/230yen.
From Domestic (Itami) Airport:
Take a shuttle bus to the Tennoji bus stop. We are only 10min from the bus stop.
From Kyoto
Take JR line from Kyoto station to Osaka station (You�d better take the Special Rapid Service- much faster!), change the train to JR Osaka Loop line. Shinimamiya station is 8 stops away from Osaka station.
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Close to some visit facilities, the 'Grand Cube Osaka' (approx. 5min. walk), the 'Utsubo Park' (approx. 5min. walk)...
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$1,181 Per Night
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$1,108 Per Night
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Goes Cube at The Studio at Webster Hall (more by BBG)
We've heard of cars. We've heard of skateboards. We've heard of clothes, drinks and instruments. But congratulations to Goes Cube for landing that next-level endorsement, bowling balls.
"Goes Cube is a great fit for DV8," says Brian Graham, director of sales and marketing for DV8. "These guys are bowlers, and they reinforce the fun and outrageous personality of the DV8 brand. We are very excited about adding some Ballers that will help us to bring DV8 and bowling to a new audience."Yes, Goes Cube are officially "Ballers" (not in the Jim Jones sense), diplomats of the lanes so to speak.
No word on if Goes Cube will have a signature set of balls at the merch table when they hit the road for a string of dates with Exotic Animal Petting Zoo. The dates kick off on Friday in Colorado, making their way East for a final show at The Studio at Webster Hall on June 2nd with The Giraffes and Fashion Week. Tickets are still available.
EAPZ are releasing their new LP Tree of Tongues on June 19th. Stream some material at their Facebook page to get familiar.
A list of all dates and some videos are below...
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If you hear music blaring out of 245 Grand Street in Brooklyn, know that it isn't the return of the recently shuttered Bruar Falls, but the emergence of new venue The Grand Victory. The bar/live venue will open its doors on January 19th and already features a few upcoming shows, including 1/19 with Born Loose, The Threads, Bikini Carwash, "guest DJs & more!!", 1/25 with Oceanographer, Money/Paper/Hearts & Eagle Hawk Falcon Owl, and 1/28 with The Giraffes, Moon Rabbits, The Netherlands & Cinema Cinema.
words and photos by Keith Marlowe
The Giraffes played their last show with singer Aaron Lazar on Saturday, February 5th at the Mercury Lounge, a 20 song farewell set. If you are at all familiar, an unhinged show was no surprise for the unflinchingly real band, who has spanned time and trends and never gave a shit about what anybody else had to say. A front row seat at a Giraffes show meant getting caught in a beer rainstorm, as the band and audience members alike went flying into the crowd with wild abandon. Beer and bottles of Jameson were passed. Aaron made a noose out of the mic cord, wrapped it around his neck and gave it to the crowd to choke him while he forced lyrics past his collapsing trachea. A Giraffes performance is a spectacle you will never forget, and I'm so sad this era of the Giraffes is over I feel like someone died.
I talked with all four members about this last show, and what the future holds for them. The results of that discussion, more pictures and the setlist from Mercury Lounge, below...
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The Giraffes on a boat (more by Keith Marlowe)
"Come say farewell to Aaron as he leaves The Giraffes to embark on his journey as a Wageearner."As that message states, The Giraffes are bidding wildman/vocalist Aaron Lazar adeiu. Has he moved on to greener pastures? Either way, the Giraffes will play one final show with Lazar before he rides a giant moustache off into the sunset. Mercury Lounge will house said event on Feb 5th and Moon Rabbits (and possibly more bands TBA) will open the show. Tickets go on sale Friday (1/7) at noon. No word on the outcome of some of those "new jams" they were working on in early September (though it seems the band will continue on with a new vocalist), or the status of Aaron's other project Rumanian Buck, but if we hear more we'll let you know. - BBG
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Asobi Seksu @ Bowery Ballroom 2009 (more by Tim Griffin)
today in NYC
* Ute Lemper @ Joe's Pub
* Marah @ Bowery Electric
* Clinic, The Clox @ Maxwell's
* Ashley Bathgate @ The Stone
* Leon Russel @ Highline Ballroom
* Prefuse 73 @ Studio Square (DJ set)
* The Lemonheads @ the Crazy Donkey
* Meta and the Cornerstones @ Zebulon
* Dr. Lonnie Smith Trio @ Jazz Standard
* Tears for Fears @ the Wellmont Theatre
* The Giraffes, Freshkills @ Mercury Lounge
* Hacienda, The Naked Heroes @ Mercury Lounge
* Asobi Seksu @ 383 Carroll St across from BKYLN YARD
* Todd Goldstein, Birds & Batteries, M.T. Bearington @ Pianos
* Ibomba - International Bass Digital Cumbia Future Club @ Knitting Factory
* The English Beat, Bad Manners, Chris Murray @ Webster Hall
* Crystal Castles, Sinden, Destructo, JDH & Dave P @ Terminal 5
* Juliette Lewis, Dearly Beloved, ShiraGirl @ Music Hall of Williamsburg
* Abe Vigoda, Purple Rhinestone Eagle, Hollerado, Passive Aggressor @ Death By Audio
* Nat Baldwin, Dead Western, Skeletons, Little Women, Nine 11 Thesaurus @ Silent Barn
* Gasoline Silver, Jonathan Kane's February, Dave Soldier with Sean Hagerty @ Le Poisson Rouge
* Sons & Heirs (tribute to the Smiths and Morrissey), Andy Rourke of the Smiths (DJ Set) @ Brooklyn Bowl
* Waking Lights, Soft Black, The Benjees, Sea Ghost, I'm Turning Into, The Caterpillers @ The Schoolhouse
* Peter Zummo Ensemble, Glissandro 70 (DJ set), Peter Gordon & Love of Life Orchestra, Tim Sweeney (DJ set) (Warm Up) @ P.S.1
* Buke & Gass, Forest Fire, Kate Ferencz, Infinity Hotel (Skillman Street Arts & Music Fest, presented by Outlaw Gallery) @ 191 Skillman St
The Giraffes and Freshkills play a free Sailor Jerry-sponsored show at Mercury Lounge tonight (much like The Greenhornes and Des Roar do in September).
Crystal Castles headlines the HARD tour that hits Terminal 5 tonight. Rusko
is also on the bill, as he was at the 9:30 Club in DC. Video from that show (taken by the one and only Scotto) below...
What else?
words by BBG, photos by Keith Marlowe
The Giraffes, Goes Cube, and East Of The Wall played Bell House on June 17th as part of a last minute NYC farewell to Goes Cube (the guitarist Dave is moving out of the city). Keith missed EOTW, but got pictures of both Giraffes and Goes Cube (in this post).
The Giraffes recently dropped Show, a Live CD/DVD combo culled from a recent show at Union Pool. Pick up a copy.
Some pics, the Show trailer and videos are below...
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The Giraffes played a boat (pics), playing w/ Goes Cube (their last show for a while) & East Of The Wall in Brooklyn
words by BBG, photos by Keith Marlowe
The Giraffes on a Rocks Off Boat Cruise
Goes Cube will play June 11th at the Bell House, possibly their final show in 2010:
As individuals, it's a major year for us, as well. This summer, Matt Tyson (bass) and his wife will welcome twins into the world. Meanwhile, David and his wife are moving out of New York City to an undisclosed location (even to them) somewhere out west.Tickets are on sale - its a helluva triple bill.
Obviously, with such big plans (the next full length, the EP), this is not the end of Goes Cube. No way.... The soonest we will be conceivably playing again in NYC would be this fall (we've already been invited to play CMJ). However, depending on how things go, it may be longer than that. And consider this: the next time we DO play NYC, it will be as a touring band. After all, it's not worth David coming all the way back to NYC for one show.
So, it stands to reason we'd put together a really fun show to celebrate.... Joining us on the bill will be two bands who have become incredibly close friends of ours, influences on our music, and who we've shared the road with: The Giraffes and East Of The Wall.
Goes Cube recently released "Property" b/w "The Ban Has Been Lifted" 7" via The End Records. Want one? I have FIVE available for giveaway! Details on how to win are at the bottom of this post.
For those of you who can't make it to the Bell House, you will get a shot to catch East Of The Wall in NYC at The Studio At Webster Hall on July 30 with Black Cobra, Howl, and Struck by Lightning (tickets), and/or The Charleston when they play with Name on August 2nd.
Meanwhile, The Giraffes have been ragin' away, most recently on a Rocks Off Boat Cruise on June 3rd. Pics from the (absolute) mayhem are below...
Continue reading "The Giraffes played a boat (pics), playing w/ Goes Cube (their last show for a while) & East Of The Wall in Brooklyn"
Black Lips @ Brooklyn Bowl in March (more by Gabi Porter)
Rock Off have updated their summer schedule of NYC Boat Cruise shows, which, like always, has focus on punk & garage (though there are other genres too). It includes Jello Biafra on May 29th, Electric Six on July 15th, Murphy's Law's annual Jimmy birthday show on August 12th, The Bouncing Souls on September 13th, and an August 2nd show with the Black Lips (who are in town much sooner a free but full RSVP-only show at Knitting Factory on April 29th with Pierced Arrows).
Other gigs includes Dam-Funk on April 24th (TONIGHT), Budos Band on June 11th, three NY Night Train parties, and The A-Bones on June 23rd. Tickets for most of the shows are on sale. No ticket info for Bouncing Souls yet. Black Lips go on sale Friday, April 30th.
Punk and punk-like boat shows are listed below...
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"On Friday night we stopped in at the Guggenheim for the second in the museum's "It Came From Brooklyn" concert series [(the first featured The Walkmen)]. This time around, the main event was Paul Banks' solo project Julian Plenti, with a solid dose of comedic input from MC Eugene Mirman...Banks/Plenti's core band consisted of the unmistakable Damian Paris of The Giraffes (who played their own show one night later at The Studio) on guitar, Nick Stumpf of The French Kicks on drums, and Dmitry Ishenko of I'm In You on bass. I'm In You was also the opening band and is currently still on tour with Julian. Banks was also joined by Yuiko Kamakara on viola, Erica Dicker on violin, and The Great Yoed Nir on cello.
...Banks took to the stage around 10:30, with a band significantly larger than his usual four piece. In addition to Banks on guitar, there was an additional guitarist, bass, drums, and a three piece string section. The mix of instrumentation served to flesh out the sound, and moreover it served as a solid foundation for the atmospheric sound of Julian Plenti....
...One of the more interesting points of the evening was Banks' choice of covers. They included America's "Horse With No Name" and the Pixies B-Side "Into The White". [Hippies Are Dead]
There were also readings by Hampton Fancher and Rivka Galchen before Julian played.
Due to Julian's 10:30 set time, there was actually time on Friday to see Passion Pit and Phoenix at Summerstage before Julian, and then Rorschach and Hellbastard at The Charleston afterwards. At least a few people did just that.
Julian Plenti plays two more NYC shows in November. Tickets are on sale.
More pictures from the Guggenheim (where Kandinsky works are now on display), and Julian Plenti's setlist, below...
Continue reading "Julian Plenti & band played The Guggenheim w/ I'm In You, Eugene Mirman & friends - pics, setlist "
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Goes Cube (photo by Bryan Bruchman)
As storm clouds form overhead take comfort in the fact that on East 11th Street TONIGHT (9/26), they'll be a-rockin' as the great Goes Cube will team up with rowdy punks The Giraffes and The Midnight Show at The Studio @ Webster Hall.
Goes Cube are still basking in the glory of their massive LP Another Day Has Passed, which is out NOW via The End Records. The Giraffes, who released Prime Motivator late last year, are scheduled to tape an appearance on Fearless Music TV in the next couple weeks, though no word as to when that will air.
VIdeo for Goes Cube's "Saab Sonnet" and show flyer is below.
Continue reading "Goes Cube & The Giraffes play a show together (tonight)"
"There has been an exodus of live music from Downtown Manhattan recently, and the Lower East Side has been one of the hardest hit 'hoods--losing rock clubs such as Tonic, Luna Lounge and the somewhat short-lived Rothko over the past few years. Is the Mercury Lounge the next to go? The building that houses the famed venue has just hit the market through brokerage Massey Knakal with a price tag of $6.5 million. The five-story walk-up at Houston and Essex Streets--sandwiched between a nightclub and the towering new luxury rental building The Ludlow--has eight apartments (six of them currently rent-stabilized) and a billboard in addition to its commercial tenant. Don't panic: the listing indicates the club isn't going anywhere, and according to broker Philip Huang, the Merc's lease runs until 2018. Phew!The Giraffes play Mercury Lounge tonight (2/6).
Can a new landlord boot the club come 2018? Well, according to the sales flyer on the listing, the Mercury Lounge has an option to renew for five years at fair market value. The club currently pays $20,000/month in rent, with a 3.5% annual increase. Noisy rock-'n'-rollers aside, the new owner's first mission might be to increase the revenue taken in from that east-facing billboard on the building's facade. According to the paperwork, the current deal (expires 12/31/2010) only nets the landlord $850 per month." [CURBED]
Saturday is The Pains of Being Pure at Heart (the latest recipients of Best New Music), Cause Co-Motion, The Depreciation Guild, and ZAZA (sold out).
Sunday is Lucero (sold out).
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It's here. I hope you got your sleep this past weekend.... you're gonna need it with all the riffage going around. May we present... the day to day guide to heavy at CMJ 2008, below....
Continue reading "the 2008 guide to Heavy Music shows & panels @ CMJ"
DOWNLOAD: A Place To Bury Strangers - I Know I'll See You (MP3)
DOWNLOAD: The Cloud Room - Hey Now Now (MP3)
DOWNLOAD: Blacklist - Blue Shifted [from the Solidaire EP] (MP3)
A Place To Bury Strangers play their first headlining (actually co-headlining) show at Bowery Ballroom on Friday Night (Dec 21) (a little less than four months since they received 'best new music'). Blacklist, The Giraffes and The Cloud Room (the co-headliners) are also on the bill. All tour dates below....
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Credo Personal Testimonies of Faith
John's next guests this morning come from different walks of life & backgrounds, but have one thing in common - a strong faith. In studio we have well known actor, comedian Frank Kelly, herbalist & former Meath manager Sean Boylan & on the line from her home in the Aran Islands, Mary O'Hara, singer & harpist. All three are contributors to a new book called Credo Personal Testimonies of Faith compiled by former RTE broadcaster, John Quinn.http://www.rte.ie/radio1/the-john-murray-show/programmes/2014/0603/621269-the-john-murray-show-tuesday-3-june-2014/?clipid=1591708


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Agave nectar and mint leaves are added to the classic Peruvian cocktail making it a West-Fresh Pisco Sour.
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- 10 large mint leaves, plus sprigs for garnish
- 1/4 cup lime juice
- 2 tablespoons agave nectar
- 6 tablespoons pisco
- 2 tablespoons pasteurized egg whites
- Muddle mint leaves, lime juice, and agave nectar in a cocktail shaker. Add ice, pisco, and egg whites and shake very vigorously at least 20 seconds. Strain into 2 coupes. Garnish with mint sprigs.
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The goal is trying to put together a space that is comfortable, has enough seating for our small family and yet aesthetic to the eye.
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I think I would start with a single large rug (extend it for almost the entirety of the floor) it can be a carpet with a finished edge, so that it is big enough since ready made carpets won't be big enough... A nice, good quality rich wool in the light beiges family with a very subtle texture. I would skip the animal print altogether, (the throw rug and pillows) unless you introduce something medium brown/ tan. The space looks very good, love the red and turquoise and the furniture is very beautiful. Maybe the chaise lounge is not very practical? Maybe replace the chaise and the small ottoman with two oversize chairs. And look into replacing lampshades, maybe drum? Dark brown with brass inside..
@aggie excellent idea regarding rug and I agree I coul abandon some of those photos!
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Canucks Close to Acquiring Turris
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The Canucks are pursuing Kyle Turris BIG time and have vaulted to the the top of the list of possible destinations for the New Westminster, BC Native.
The Canucks have had "intense talks at the highest levels" according to two sources..One adding that last night a deal almost was put together…
Nabokov as trade bait?
One possible explanation for coach Jack Capuano's surprising decision to start Evgeni Nabokov in goal?
The Islanders could be showcasing the 36-year-old netminder in hopes of trading him.
Capuano's decision was a puzzling one, especially since starter Al Montoya played so well in the team's first three games. The 26-year-old is 2-1-0 with a 1.35 GAA and .953 save percentage.
Cherry apologizes to former NHL enforcers
A contrite Don Cherry finally apologized to three former NHL tough guys Saturday for disparaging them for their views on fighting in hockey.
Cherry apologized to Stu Grimson, Chris Nilan and Jim Thomson after he called them "pukes" and "turncoats" on the first broadcast of CBC's "Coach's Corner" of the season last week. He also said he was wrong to suggest that Nilan and Grimson linked fighting in hockey to drug use.
The three players said in a statement Tuesday that they are considering taking legal action against Cherry. Grimson is a lawyer practising out of Nashville.
Should Columbus stick with Steve Mason?
By Michael Arace's count, there were 27 scouts in attendance for the game between the Columbus Blue Jackets and Colorado Avalanche on Wednesday night. Twenty-seven.
Coyotes Better Off Trading Turris?
League sources indicate as many as seven teams have presented offers to Coyotes GM Don Maloney in an effort to make a deal with holdout center Kyle Turris.
Teams scouting the Jackets
Toronto, Tampa Bay, Winnipeg, Ottawa have two scouts in Nationwide.
Can Canes afford Pitkanen?
ou take the good with the bad with Joni Pitkanen. His talent tantalizes, which is why he was drafted fourth overall and has been traded for significant returns twice since. His inconsistency also frustrates, which is why he has been traded twice since.
Given the Carolina Hurricanes' financial situation, along with their sudden surfeit of defensemen, it's fair to wonder whether Pitkanen is a luxury the Hurricanes cannot afford.
Leafs are stacked with options
The return of Clarke MacArthur this Saturday is a no-brainer now that he is sprung from Brendan Shanahan's penitentiary.
The return of Cody Franson will require another heart-to-heart talk with whichever Maple Leafs defenceman has to sit Saturday against the Calgary Flames.
Identifying early-season trade candidates
During the first few weeks of the season, most general managers will be in full evaluation mode. Once November hits, the most aggressive teams will start addressing early-season issues. Last November, Ryan O'Byrne, Ian White, Anton Babchuk, Matt Hunwick, Tomas Fleischmann and Scott Hannan were among the notable players involved in a fall trade.
Don Cherry must apologize or could face lawsuit: sources
Accusing hockey's best-known commentator of "a complete lack of decency," three former NHL enforcers have raised the spectre of legal action against Don Cherry for controversial comments he made last week.
On Tuesday morning, the Nashville-based law firm Kay, Griffin, Enkema & Colbert released a statement saying former NHL players Chris Nilan, Jim Thomson and Stu Grimson are "considering further recourse" with regard to a rant Cherry made on Hockey Night in canada, calling these players "pukes," "hypocrites" and "turncoats."
Kadri speeds back
Ron Wilson has been caught off-guard by Nazem Kadri's speed.
His recovery speed, that is.
"The little bastard is back faster than I was led to believe," Wilson said lightheartedly after watching Kadri work out with the team on Monday.
Are there any interesting players out there for the Stars to add?
As we referenced earlier, the Stars are in jeopardy of slipping beneath the salary cap floor when healthy, and are looking for a player to add who could help the team and boost the payroll.
So who could be available?
It appears that for a new player to help the floor situation, he would have to make $1.2 million or more a year. Young winger Tomas Vincour is on a two-way contract, so he would be the candidate to move to the AHL to make way for a more expensive player. Because Vincour makes $800,000 a year and because the Stars could fall about $300,000 under the floor (it's a complicated formula in which that number changes daily, but that's pretty close), the Stars need to add a pretty healthy paycheck.
New York Rangers' demotion of Sean Avery could force Dallas Stars to acquir
The Stars are studying moves to add a player because of the sudden possibility that they could drop below the NHL-mandated salary floor of $48.3 million.
The Stars have been paying half of Sean Avery's salary to the New York Rangers since losing him on recall waivers in 2009, and that $1.9 million has also counted against the salary cap for the Stars.
However, the Rangers last week assigned Avery to the their minor league team in Connecticut , and the NHL notified the Stars that they could not count Avery's cap hit while he is in the minors, even though they still must pay the salary.
That puts the Stars perilously close to the cap floor.
Kessel hat trick, Phaneuf hit key Leafs' win over Senators
The argument could be made ht that Dion Phaneuf played his best game as a Maple Leaf on Saturday night.
Ditto for Phil Kessel.
For sure, Phaneuf had a powerful outing against Ottawa — as did Phil Kessel, with his first hat trick in a Toronto uniform — as the Leafs swamped a hapless Senators side 6-5 at the Air Canada Centre.
Strange turn for Turris
I haven't met one NHL manager or scout who isn't dumbfounded by Kyle Turris digging in his heels with the Coyotes and trying for $3 million or $4 million a year when he's done little to justify it. The Coyotes just gave Martin Hanzal $3.1 million a year. They're not giving it to Turris.
Connolly could play Saturday
The Maple Leafs were without Tim Connolly when they opened their season Thursday against the Montreal Canadiens at the Air Canada Centre, but there is a slight chance the centre could play at home on Saturday against the Ottawa Senators.
Turris' progress, Doan's future in the desert
Turris waits
On the eve of the NHL season, Kyle Turris remains unsigned. Still no progress, either.
"We continue to have discussions with the Coyotes and are positive that over time Kyle will be playing," his agent, Kurt Overhardt, told ESPN.com on Wednesday. "Kyle is in great shape and training hard in B.C."
Leafs looking at Gagner?
According to Damien Cox the Leafs are sniffing around about Oilers center Sam Gagner. The fact the two could be talking trade makes sense on a few levels. The Leafs are heavy on defenseman and the Oilers have some depth at center with Gagner on the IR, Brule in the AHL, and the starting line up of Horcoff, Belanger, Lander, and Ryan Nugent-Hopkins (not in any particular order).
Success of Canadiens drives Leafs GM crazy
Of all that drives Brian Burke crazy — and there are many things — little rankles him more than the fact the Montreal Canadiens have made the playoffs in the very same seasons that Burke's Maple Leafs have not.
Bozak ignores trade speculation
Tyler Bozak said on Wednesday that he likes the Maple Leafs' acquisition of David Steckel, as he won't have to go into the circle against the NHL's top faceoff man anymore.


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"Twilight" stars Edi Gathegi and Billy Burke stopped by "Extra" today and dished their thoughts on the huge success of their film. Check out the video for this "Extra" Raw look -- and watch "Extra" tomorrow to see more!
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