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As a newcomer to the Mises Community I would like first of all say "hello" to all of you. Secondly, I would like to share with you my story of becoming an Austrian and, consequently, libertarian.
Reading in last August comments on an article on The Economist which, as I now realize, contained a fundamental disagreement between keinesians and austrians - on the role of savings in economy, I was attracted by a post suggesting reading Henry Hazlitt's "Failure of the New Economics" as a brilliant rebuttal of keynesism as well as other works on "Austrian theory of business cycle". As an undegraduate with major in economics I was intrigued by such an expression unknown to me (even though I've already attended course on macroeconomics), so I started searching for details. Wikipedia provided me with basic information on the Austrian school and its main scholars. After half an hour or so I visited for the first time Ludwig von Mises Institute site and was at once impressed by the availability of free resouces and studying materials on the subject.
During the following months I' ve been constantly reading articles (particularly enjoing Robert P. Murphy's ones) published there and looking through Literature and Media sections of the site. I also downloaded some works on ATBC and listened to the audios in Beginner's Guide in order to get some idea of the Austrian school...
Well, that's enough I think. All I wanted to say is that purely by accidence I found out about Mises, Hayek, Rothboard, and their great heritage which has been abandoned for a long time and which is maintained by this great source of knowledge.
So, how did you become an Austrian?
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Anton:So, how did you become an Austrian?
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And welcome Anton. :)
You are too kind. How did you become an Austrian?
Ron Paul => Lew Rockwell => Mises.org
Ron Paul => Lew Rockwell => Mises.org
I wish I could make such a succinct conclusion :)
Well, to be more detailed, I was always an Austrian, I just did not know it yet. Everything about the Austrian approach appeals to my cognitive processes.
Sometimes we are filled up with so much nonsense and lies, we just need one glimpse of truth, to find a way out of that dark place.
Hey there!
The crisis in 2008 woke me up. I thought all the things that are happening do absolutely make no sense, and it made me worry about my future. I had the feeling that I completely lost the ability to prepare for the oncoming future accordingly. So I started looking for answers.
All the people who said things which actually made sense to me, mentioned all once in a while the Austrian School, Vienna School, Mises and Hayek etc.. (People like Marc Faber, Peter Schiff, Claus Vogt, Reinhard Deutsch, Alexander Hahn..).
So I ordered a book of Mises at Amazon. It was Theory of Money and Credit. I had no idea of economics, and the expression marginal utility confused me heavily at the beginning...
Well, to be more detailed, I was always an Austrian, I just did not know it yet. Everything about the Austrian approach appeals to my cognitive processes.
Well, to be more detailed, I was always an Austrian, I just did not know it yet. Everything about the Austrian approach appeals to my cognitive processes.
As for me, I have not been sure about my views until recently. Undoubtly, I was not a communist but I used to support government social programs until I read Hayek's "Road To Serfdom". This book had a great influence on me.
Anton:I was not a communist but I used to support government social programs until I read Hayek's "Road To Serfdom". This book had a great influence on me.
Me too. It is number one (chronologically) in my list of Ten Books That Influenced Me. I am an Austrian basically because I liked the sound of what Ron Paul was saying, and wanted to find out more about his views on the Fed, inflation and the business cycle. So I followed his lead, found mises.org, and was hooked.
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It is number one (chronologically) in my list of Ten Books That Influenced Me.
It is number one (chronologically) in my list of Ten Books That Influenced Me.
So I can draw a conclusion that there are at least two ways leading to Austrian school: from the side of politics and economics. You and liberty student started with Ron Paul (I have not heard of him before but according to Wikipedia he is a congressman), and I was attracted by a much more plausible (comparing with mainstream economics) explanation of business cycles.
I read Ron Paul's book The Revolution: a Manifesto and then got to this site and am still learning.
Andre Marrrou => Thomas Sowell => Jacob Hornberger => Lew Rockwell => Mises.org
Took me more than 40 years and 9/11 to chance upon mises.org. I had never heard of Mises, Hayek, Rothbard, or Rand before that.
I was an economics major back in the early '80s (punch-card computers and pac-man) but felt that there was something wrong with what they were trying to teach me. I understood that different economic theories existed (no mention of Mises or Austrianism) and they all sounded like they were just different approaches to a mathmatical quandry. I wasn't much interested in pursuing the math required so I left school for an opportunity to be productive. I've never regretted that decision to leave shool but wish I had come across Mises much earlier in life.
Glad you showed up here, Anton, though I don't believe you being here is by accident - probably had something to do with just a little bit of rational consideration on your part somewhere along the line ... ;)
"Oh, I wish I could pray the way this dog looks at the meat" - Martin Luther
It seems Ron Paul has an amazing power of getting people to AE. One of the first things I saw of him was his "What if" speech on YouTube. I especially like the Remastered version with Metallica's To Live is to Die as background music.
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Thomas Sowell => PoliticsForum => Libertarianism => mises.org
Took me about 4 years.
I think the Austrian school, and to some extent the Chicago school is very intuitive, very clear. This is so far from Keynesians with their complex formulas and graphs. The Austrians are very clear, basically you don't need to know anything beside the law of supply and demand. It is much more appealing than most other schools.
As I recall I somehow stumbled upon Henry Hazlitt on wikipedia. What follows from that discovery is obvious.
I'd considered myself a classical liberal of sorts in the past, but I was economically illiterate. After the financial crisis in 2008 I went digging for answers and by chance stumbled upon Peter Schiff and then the Mises Institute, I think. The rest is history.
"So, how did you become an Austrian?"
Intellectual honesty and the knowledge / acceptance that I was completely ignorant, combined with an unyielding passion to find the truth.
Hazlitt's 'Failure' was also my first real Austrian experience. At about the same time that I discovered Ron Paul, early 2008. Had been of the 'Capitalist: The unknown ideal' school of economics prior to that, since 2005.
Thank you for the replies. I really enjoyed reading them.
I know my journey goes back several years- it involved/started with Ron Paul's book on the need for a 100% gold dollar, into the recommended books/references, into Haziltt's both "Economics in One Lesson" and "The Failure of the 'New' Economics" to other books to eventually a book that referenced mises.org, and its has continually snowballed- must the the distain of my AP Econ teacher, as according to him, if I took this to heart, I would fail my AP exams.
Thankfully, I could write the opposite of what should be done or think through and explain why this would occur and write the right fluff to get a 4 on macro, and micro is the same so I could get a 5.
I discovered my inner Austrian while at college.
After sitting through countless lectures on business and economics from mostly keynesians and a few monetarists, I became ever more disillusioned with what they were teaching.
The one event in my life that stands out was this meeting the faculty of the College of Business and Economics put on. The subject was the financial meltdown that caught everyone by surprise the previous fall. Most all of the students that attended were either required or recieving extra credit.
The faculty went on to talk about a few things. Made sure to tell us all not to "hoard" our money. The accounting rules would be changed. The bottom would be that coming summer and things would be back to "normal" in a short time.
I asked a question about what if Ron Paul is right, that the Fed is the problem, what will it take for people to see this and what would it take to change the status quo of the Fed. The arrogant dink who is now the dean, flatly stated Ron Paul was wrong and "suggested" I take his class on money and banking.
While walking to my car some kid said something to me about the "Austrians" were right. I had no idea who the Austrians were and when I got home I looked it up online. In short order I found this site. I have since been awakened to the truth.
Interestingly enough my entry point was "beltway libertarianism" even though I have always considered myself a radical, and anti-politicians. (although I was left leaning most of my life). Reason does have some good stuff, and I still subscribe to the feed, but skip most of it. Cato, I found I could do without entirely. ;)
There were always things that I didn't agree with the left on (such as gun control & democrats), and once I started learning about economics, there came to be many things I disagreed with the left on!
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Welcome, friend. I'm always intrigued to hear of other people's journey's here as well. For me, the short version is
Adam Carolla ⇒ John Stossel ⇒ Ron Paul
(YouTube) ⇒ Thomas Sowell ⇒ Milton Friedman ⇒ Peter Schiff ⇒ Mises.org
I actually started really studying after this podcast from Adam Carolla. It reminded me of John Stossel, whom I used to watch all the time on 20/20. I started looking for clips from his segments online, and of course found plenty on YouTube. I discovered Milton Friedman early on thanks to this famous clip, which I'm sure you've seen...and proceeded to devour every bit of content I could that he was featured in. That of course led me Thomas Sowell, which led me to the Mises Institute (actually because of this critique). I believe I found Reason through looking through the channel subscriptions and recommendations of channels on YouTube I liked. It's funny, my first experience with Cato was years ago, when Tom Leykis recommended Warren Farrell's book Why Men Earn More. I found his lecture at the institute when looking for more info on him. Had no idea what sort of organization Cato was. Then a few years later I ran into it again when I came across this write up from Glenn Greenwald on drug decriminalization. As I figured out more and more that I was libertarian, I looked into the content more.
As far as economics goes, I wasn't sure about the Austrian tradition at first. I didn't spend a lot of time on Mises.org. I wasn't sure how exactly it differed from Chicago and I was bit torn. There was so much content featuring Friedman on YouTube as well as other places and after going through so much of it, and hearing all those ideas for the first time, and the way he presented them, I found it hard to conceive there being much more accurate assessments out there. Everything he said made so much sense, and the way he was able to explain it, and just destroy anyone who tried to debate him (and with that soft conversational tone too), made me a huge fan. I discovered Hayek as a founder of the Austrian School partly through his association with Chicago. And every time I would search for an economic topic online, I almost always came across an article on Mises.org specifically about that subject. (Thank you Mises Daily).
I also discovered Ron Paul through all the videos posted of him going back and forth with Bernanke. Then in my looking for Stossel videos, I found his full length interview with Paul, and after watching that, I was a full supporter. Sometime in there I discovered Peter Schiff. I think it was when I was looking into explanations of inflation and the economic crisis. I found his famous "Peter Schiff was right" video and then his lecture Why the Meltdown Should Have Surprised No One (video) (which, incidently was a Mises event). Eventually I made the connection between Schiff, Paul, and LvMI. As I learned more and more, I evolved from knowing essentially nothing other than John Stossel made a heck of a lot of sense, to being a believer in the Chicago School, to being curious about Mises and Hayek, to finally becoming a Classical liberal Austrian who visits Mises.org daily. I discovered the Constitution. I discovered libertarianism. I discovered real economics. It sounds a little sad and almost pathetic, but YouTube, Google, Wikipedia, and Mises.org (and iTunes podcasts) have been quite possibly the most influential teachers I've ever had.
I took the brown acid and Hoppe appeared to me in a vision.
Why do I not find that hard to believe
I had already begun my own search for knowledge when I found LvMI. Something seemed wrong about the assumptions and conclusions of what economics I knew, but I didn't know what. By chance some friends mentioned Walter Block, and when I went to find his works I was led here.
Hunch => Friends => LvMI, I guess.
Never stop questioning the conclusions of Austrians.
Hello and Welcome!
I would say I was always a libertarian, but until about 2006-2007, I still held onto the idea that things were ok the way they are.
My path would have been....
Friends => LP => 9/11 =>Alex Jones/Ron Paul => Political BBs online => Autolykos => Anarchy/LvMI
I can't say I'm all about AE, but I have a feeling that's because I'm ridiculously ignorant about AE at the moment. But the more I stick around here the more I learn. :) Though, I did take the largest and probably most important leap from a minarchist to an anarchist by way of the realization that without state, I am, at the very least, no worse off than I am today. My fear was always "Well, I'm a single mom. How would I not be a target walking down the street with my child in the absence of state?" When I realized the answer is simply, "I'm already a target... and neither the law nor police change that..." I broke down that last fearful barrier to what I believe to be the more consistent position.
I hope your stay here is as enlightening for you as it has been for me so far!
> So, how did you become an Austrian?
During my journey to become a profitable futures trader.
Loose change 911 => New World Order => Alex Jones => Ron Paul => Islam/Religion => Spirituality => Drugs => Freeman Movement => FreedomainRadio => Self Knowledge => Atheism => Anarchy => Economics => Therapy => Freedom
To begin with, some background: I attended a private middle school somehow managed by a bunch of hippies. It's in Woodstock, and though the festival never actually took place there, anything there almost invariably reeks of hippie-ness. Naturally, attending there meant being annoyed by the self-righteous and incoherent prattling of said hippies, especially the case because I was Mr. Socially Awkward Nerd Kid. The "officially accepted" reaction to this is neoconnishness, so I spent my late middle school years as a sort of mainstream spouter of generic GOP talking points.
I was actually browsing PortalOfEvil one day at age 13, a site that had links to bizarre sites that were usually hilarious and easy to mock (fat men wearing skirts, sites made by clearly mentally ill individuals rattling about how certain films are prophetic pertaining to their personal lives, etc.). One of the sites listed, though, was LewRockwell.com - it was ostensibly "kooky" and "neo-Confederate." I looked at it, and was intrigued by the take on the Civil War that several of the front page articles (one of which was by Thomas Woods and the other by Tom DiLorenzo, if I recall correctly) had - I already knew that Lincoln wasn't a perfect demigod from a passing comment (literally just about one sentence) by my middle school history teacher that he held some racist viewpoints, but I didn't understand why negative aspects about the man were just about never discussed by anyone, and didn't know quite how bad he was. I then bought The Politically Incorrect Guide to American History, and somehow (I forget exactly how) found Scott Horton's radio archives of The Weekend Interview Show and the even older Philip Dru Interviews, continuing to browse LewRockwell.com as well (which, of course, inevitably led me to Rothbard's articles, giving me my first knowledge of the Austrian School). The links on Scott Horton's sites led me to Mises.org, which I've been browsing for years. I just now decided to actually join the forum.
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I was introduced to Austrian Econ by Ron Paul, but I do not remember how I came across Ron Paul. Ron Paul mentioned Austrian Econ in one of his congressional hearing, I typed Austrian Econ in youtube, I saw the Economics in One Lesson video series, then I read Economics in one lesson, and bam, I was converted! After reading Hazlitt's book, I changed my major from nuclear engineering to Economics.
My Blog: http://www.anarchico.net/
Production is 'anarchistic' - Ludwig von Mises
Using liberty student's operators:
Co-Worker and Ron Paul supporter => Ron Paul => Mises.org
UC Berkeley public policy class => The Economist magazine => free market economics => libertarian web wites in general => Mises.org => Austrian Economics
I'm a bit older than most here (33), so I'm probably one of the few people here whose discovery of liberalism and Austrian Economics had nothing to do with Ron Paul.
Ron Paul ain't just for young people! I'm in my mid-30s. :)
Daniel James Sanchez: I'm a bit older than most here (33), so I'm probably one of the few people here whose discovery of liberalism and Austrian Economics had nothing to do with Ron Paul.
I don't understand connection between young age and Ron Paul.
The vast majority of Ron Paul's popularity is from the internet...
but his policies even appeal to young people..for example, the issue of social security. Ron Paul understands that young people today should not be paying for SS if there is going to be a high probalility that we aren't going to have it in the future...
I don't understand connection between young age and Ron Paul.
The internet because a lot of 2007 Ron Paul supporters are in the generation that did not grow up with the internet, but built it into what it is today.
Oh, I got it.
Just read this and it reminded me of this thread, so I figured it would make for a good bump. A great article by Rockwell on Human Action begins by describing an intellectual journey that I think most of us can relate to:
"Everyone interested in ideas has surely had the following experience. You become curious about a certain topic. You start with periodicals, read a bit more deeply become engaged more broadly, and start to buy and check out book after book. Pretty soon you have a good-sized library developing. You speak the language. You know the players. You apply the ideas to understanding the world. But there are still gaps, and you dig and dig to fill them.
Then one day you run across something completely different: a book that not only incorporates all that you learned so far, but surpasses them all in breadth and depth. You marvel at how much time and energy you might have saved had you run across this earlier. The mind behind the book is so impressive that it makes all the other authors seem like bit players.
What's more, the author makes available to you something you sought but could never find and didn't even know existed: a rigorously defended theoretical structure that turns scattered bits of knowledge into a bulletproof edifice of thought."
I was lucky enough to find the Mises Institute and the great works of our time quite early on in my journey, so that I didn't have to end up asking myself "why didn't I find out about this sooner"...thanks to the wonders of Google, YouTube, Wikipedia, and Mises.org (Although, I actually did end up asking myself that question...as I'm sure everyone else agrees these things should be taught from an early age...as opposed to one having to seek them out on his own).


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DEARBORN / APRIL 26, 2011---Childs Hopethe nonprofit child abuse prevention council of out Wayne Countyhas named Mary Trepanier-Street, professor of early childhood education and director of the Early Childhood Education Center at UM-Dearborn, its Child Advocate of the Year for 2011.
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In enterprise environments, it's long been accepted that keeping a particular machine "100%" safe requires little more than keeping it off of an external or internal network, making sure to disable its network devices - wired or otherwise - and of course, disabling its optical drives and USB ports. A machine can't get infected when all of its data transmission lines are closed, right?
Wrong, according to security consultant Dragos Ruiu and the league of colleagues that side by his research. Three years ago, Ruiu's MacBook Air was acting strange. The oddities began with an auto-updated EFI firmware, and later moved on to the disabling of the ODD and removal of some data. Typical trojan behavior - but this was no ordinary trojan.
When trying to get down to the bottom of the issue, Ruiu did what any security analyst would do: He removed points-of-entry into the computer one-by-one. He disabled the network, had the machine's Wi-Fi and Bluetooth cards removed, and even went as far as to unplug its power cord since, oddly enough, data could potentially be delivered that way.
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After all this, Ruiu's problems remained. After restoring his notebook, and keeping it off the network, his computer became infected almost immediately. Imagine installing a fresh copy of Windows, only to discover that registry access has been restricted. That's a situation Ruiu found himself in.
Ultimately, the problem stems from what he calls "badBIOS", where computers can use high-frequency noise to transmit data from one PC to another, over "air-gapped" machines (machines not connected to others). Further, bugs like this could be transmitted through connected speakers and microphones.
Is this the making of a great Halloween story, or what?
As complex as badBIOS is, it didn't come from nowhere: Ruiu established that it's initially delivered via USB. While that might not seem so surprising, we're not dealing with a simple autorun mistake or something of that nature - this goes beyond simple data stored on the USB device. Through the use of a potential buffer overflow via the USB connection, the bug can be planted that way. At this point, Ruiu isn't entirely clear on how this works, but he hopes to make use of some high-tech USB analyzing equipment soon to help figure it out.
What's disturbing about all of this is that despite how outlandish it seems, it's possible. It's a little scary, then, to consider the fact that PCs entirely off of a network with USB/ODDs disabled might still not be safe. Are we going to have to design our chassis in the future to block such transmissions? Let's hope not.
I'm not buying it. Seems to me that the machine was likely infected with something that resided in a tiny hidden partition or perhaps a piece of flash memory in the system, i.e. the BIOS EEPROM. Which would explain how the machine was infected again even after being completely isolated from the outside world.
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I am not fully understanding the article. What do you mean by through connected speakers and microphones? Are you saying that an infected computer can use its speakers to transmit the bug via high frequency speaker noise an another computer could get infected by listening to it through its microphone? If that is the case it definitely sounds very odd. How long would it take to transmit an average sized bug in this way? Would the computer to be infected require the microphone to already be on? Will the microphone need software to understand the "noise" it is listening to and then convert it to 1's and 0's? So many questions.. Even if this is possible it sounds like it would require the "perfect storm" or an alignment of planets for this to work...
Sounds fake to me.
Reportedly, this is NOT a Halloween hoax... there's a bit of feasibility here but it does seem thin.
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Amazing. Malware being transmitted over the power line or the air?
so from some reading ive done his evidence is thin because hes really the only to report on it. However hes respected enough to where its doesnt seem like a sci-fi movie virus. But yes its to some degree feasible. In the end really the moral of the story here applies to a lot things. Don't download things from websites you dont trust. For phones dont download apps from 3rd party markets or sketchy websites. And in this case DONT STICK THINGS IN YOUR COMPUTER FROM UNTRUSTED PEOPLE!! its really fairly simple solution. Oh and keep a close eye on your laptop in public
I transmit data over power lines every day.
Dogs are great judges of character, and if your dog doesn't like somebody being around, you shouldn't trust them.
Even if it could transmit data via speakers/microphone, there is nothing on the other PC telling it to listen to that data. If there WAS something telling it to listen, it would have to be the malware doing it in the first place, making it pointless to have to listen for the "rest" of it.
My thoughts exactly. Wonder what that's about.
Not that he mentioned using a Macbook. Apple's been notorious for leaving microphones open despite the user turning it off, just look at the Siri debacle on the iPhone. Since the computer is always listening for new information at a low level, you could theoretically get direct CPU access though low level systems like a microphone. But yes, ridiculously impossible in terms of variables you have to account for, the virus would have to be several hundred MB of code even in the best scenarios.
That's a bit of information we're lacking for sure. I'm hoping that we'll learn a lot more in the next month, because at this point there are more questions being generated than answers.
well thats basically it. It mentions in the article that it would have first be transmitted via an infected usb device. so its not like they can just magically transfer a virus all willy nilly. you have to be infected first thru a physical device as mentioned then a person in control of the malicious code could then send commands or other malware via the microphone or speaksers or some kind of frequency.
Doesn't have to be malware, apple always has their microphones on to minimize issues initializing the device. If you turn on speech recognition services in android or windows then other oses are at risk too.
I'm with Marco here. I call BS.
There is no way an isolated computer that is legitimately clean of any virus is going to get reinfected.
There are so many different locations this virus could store itself. In the BIOS rom, in a vga rom, or any other storage for that matter. It just sounds like an other root kit.
For all we know the guy is installing a bad driver that is already infected with the virus when he reinstalls the OS.
The electronics inside of a computer without a radio (wireless adapter) cannot produce RF, at least not without causing damage to itself. And the worst they would be able to do with that RF is cause interference with wireless networks, assuming they could even hit the right frequency. You device will just ignore this noise.
If we are talking EMI... the device would fry it's internal components before producing enough EMI to have any effect on an other device that was 2 inches away.
This just isn't possible. Everyone thinks wireless is Magic, well I just so happen to be a wireless network engineer...
BS Flag is waiving violently!
Also to touch on the whole audio theory...
The only way, one computer could produce a sound through the speakers and have an effect on ANY other computer would require:
1. The device producing the sound is already infected with the virus.
2. The second device is already infected with a virus that runs an application in the background that is specifically listening for the sound that the first device is going to produce.
3. The sound will have to be at a frequency humans can hear.
Speakers were designed for humans to hear, and they only work inside the narrow scope that we are able to hear sounds. Most speakers are not about to produce sounds at a frequency we cannot hear. We can hear in a range from 12Hz up to 20Khz. The range of a speaker in a portable device is much less. The range in high end audio equipment can reach the upper end of our range or hearing, but not the lower end. Highly specialized and very expensive speakers design for use by professionals, like biologists, exist to produce sound beyond our range of hearing, but you're not gonna find that in any normal persons home.
4. The sound will have to be loud enough for the microphone and humans to hear.
Most microphones are not going to be able to hear anything that you can't hear yourself. Only very high end microphones can pick up on sounds that are not loud enough for the human ear to detect and even then to pinpoint said sound would require professional equipment and an isolated sound chamber(check out how bang and olufsen tests their speakers for clarity some day). On top of that, if the noise is too quiet, it will be attenuated by other sounds waves in the air and the microphone will not be able to hear it. Basically, you would absolutely hear the device making this suspected noise.
Again, BS flag is still waving.
This would imply there is some secret backdoor phrase that you could say to cause mass devastation on all of these devices.
Also, how many times do you have to repeat yourself to your phone before it understands you?
How clearly and loudly do you need articulate?
Do you really think you would not hear the command that causes your device to implode?
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Gene's Sausage Shop at Delicatessen Meyer is now open for business in Chicago's Lincoln Square neighborhood. After two years of anticipation, we finally got a peek inside.
When the former Meyer Delicatessen closed its doors more than two years ago, it meant one less old-world institution in the neighborhood. But soon after, word came that Gene's Sausage Shop had purchased the space and would be opening a new location there.
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There are also plans to open a roof deck in the spring.
• 1 A selection of headcheese.
• 2 You'll have to stare this guy down as you peruse the sausages.
• 3 Sausages and more sausages. Take your pick.
• 4 Kiska, or blood sausage, with barley.
• 5 The view from the second floor.
• 6 A shelf full of butters.
• 7 More butter!
• 8 Snack cheeses from Germany-based Hochland.
• 9 Dutch cheese and wooden shoes.
• 10 Various cuts of herring.
• 11 Crusty bread.
• 12 The upper level is devoted to beverages, including a large selection of teas.
• 13 The perfect glass for your Austrian beer.
• 14 A swanky wine display.
• 15 The old Meyer Delicatessen sign is hung prominently at the top of the stairs.
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Can't wait to check it out. I always identified that neighborhood with Meyer Delicatessen.
Looks amazing! I'm drooling over all that butter.
Definitely need to stop in, it looks fabulous.
...But how were the sausages?!
I just need to give a shout out to Paulina Market in Chicago, too. I spent many hours of my childhood there eating summer sausage. If I still lived in Chicago, I would buy some stuff there today!
I visiited the weekend it opened and, not surprisingly, it was a madhouse! Went back yesterday to pick up some sausages for Xmas. It is a really cool space and the deli counter is great! We got some of the smoked pork belly and the "gypsy ham" that Steve Dolinsky raved about on the news.
The butter selection is also good. They have several types of French fleur de sel butters that I have never seen in Chicago, as well as other organic, local and other ethnic varieties. And they are very well-priced!


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Thanks for the update. The GTX 285 is a powerful card and consumes less power so this is a very minor change, except that the monitor really sweetens the deal for those who don't have any kind of desktop setup.
Since I'm running off an older Toshiba laptop, this would be an awesome win!
I like the cabling too - Very very clean. They do good work.
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Monitor and case upgrade, Crisis Causer; that Sniper Storm is a mucho sweeto midtower!
And the GeForce 285 is miles better than the card I have now, an ATi Radeon 3850 in an AGP 8x slot; I don't think anyone is going to complain about getting it!
"I didn't cry when Bambi's mother was shot... but I cried when HAL was turned off."
wow if i don't win this i think i'll get a storm case for my next build ;-)
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I know I'm not going to win, but I'll join anyways ;D
Wow! The system itself was good enough to get me to stop lurking and register, a monitor too? Very nice!
Wow the insides of that system is really cool, I didn't realize it was a liquid cooled cpu before these pics.
I don't think the video card downgrade will have that much effect when you put in a monitor and a upgraded case. All is forgiven, Hothardware :P
Nice case. Also that was very cool of them to throw in a 22" monitor. And the gtx 285 card is no slouch either.
Wow nice case update, the video card change is ummm, Well it is still a good video card not like the 285 is any slouch for sure.
As I have posted a few times, I am currently planning to build a new system for a neighbor. For the CPU I have finally settled on an i7/860, is the i7/870 in this one is a very nice cpu. I settled on the 860 because he has a certain price point, and to get everything I wanted on his computer the 860 fits the bill. The case it was going to be in was nice but the Sniper is even better. Plus who could call adding a 22" monitor to the package is any kind of downgrade as well.
Thats a definite clem, I am running a 3870 myself in a PCI express 1 slot. As I have been talking about the system I am building for my neighbor, I wish I could build a new system for myself, but money is still to tight for that right now.
Looking good. Can't wait to see the victor. The 22" LCD is a really nice addition. No use in all that power on a old 15 CRT.
It's still a great prize! The monitor looks nice. If only it was open worldwide...
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Wow I can really get updated, with a system like that. I have little money and I am a gamer so this system is perfect for me.
Which motherboard is in this?
Wow, looking good! Can't go wrong with a complete rig.
I think the system just got better. The new flat screen is a really nice touch.
Again, whomever is the winner of this game-eater system will be blessed.
Dogs are great judges of character, and if your dog doesn't like somebody being around, you shouldn't trust them.
According to the cyberpower site, the mb in this is an Asus P7P55D LE , which is a solid mainstream mb.
I hope that I win, but whoever wins will be getting an awesome system.
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Wow, looking good! Can't go wrong with a complete rig.
Man that a very nice looking rig and a moniter too heck of an upgrade!!!!! Some one is gng to get lucky. Thats a killer case who ever wins will really enjoy it! I know this cause its the same one I have.Wish everyone good luck. Wont be long now.
Very nice rig.
Doesn't matter if the new card is a small downgrade, it's still much better than what I got.
Anyway, no way I win this in the timeframe without spamming.
well i guess i can just throw away/sell the MoBo, CPU and the Video card(s). then buy the best one's currently out there.(AMD: 965B, AMD: 790FX, ATI: 5890) also will have to get 5 more HDD's and a RAID card. i sure hope they don't inscribe the case with Intel, that will mean i will need a new case too.
Sell the parts? WTF?
No way,.... maybe add more to it. An SSD would be nice for the OS to reside on.
Two Video cards are always a plus.
But no way sell the parts,.........
Judging by the looks of it, it doesn't support Crossfire or SLI.
But in a couple of years when your GTX285 won't run games on max setting anymore, get yourself a GTX 300 series or whatever out. :)
Hey pbbyebye, I wouldn't worry about any of that, with that attitude.
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Yes, Dave, I knew that was coming,.......LOL!
"Judging by the looks of it, it doesn't support Crossfire or SLI"
"So what?,...It will be a slick-ass gamer just the way it is. And if you just had to have more graphics power then you're way, way ahead of the game because it's free.
The enormity of this prize is astounding to me. And I think that this isn't the first time that Hot Hardware has done this.
So this is way cool, and I'll be here reading reviews whether I win or not.
BTW: On Newegg.com it says of the board in this system:
"Xtreme Design w/ CrossfireX and DDR3 2000 support"
Does this mean crossfire compatibility?
Not a bad 3d mark score...
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Hey pbbyebye, I wouldn't worry about any of that, with that attitude.
So I was looking at the photos just now, (and dreaming) and I noticed that the CPU cooler is something different than I've seen before. What is it? Water cooling?,....or maybe air being ported to the outside/rear of the case?
This is impressive.
It's water cooled... can't recall the brand name, but it's 1 of those pre built units that's basically plug & play. I had something similar on a Pentium D rig a few years ago and it worked well!
Is the system OC'd since it's water cooled?
Or is it there just in case the eventual owner want to OC it?
I'm pretty sure its the Corsair watercooling loop. It's a sealed loop and requires no maintenance. The system is most likely not overclocked. Usually they aren't. Those closed loops are usually equal in performance to high end air cooling and maybe a little better than that. The best is still a custom watercooling kit. However, the corsair unit is really good for its value.
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Aspirus Connected is a service funded by the Aspirus Volunteers that allows patients to checkout a laptop or digital tape recorder to help stay connected when they are hospitalized. The laptops are equipped with Skype technology, allowing patients to utilize the hospital's guest wireless to video chat with friends and family right in their rooms.
The digital recorders can be used by patients to record stories or thoughts just to pass the time, or to keep for future use to remember their experience.
The laptops and voice recorders can be checked out at the reception desk at the main (west)entrance of the hospital for two hours at a time and are available seven days a week. Check availability by calling extension 72937.
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Coffee and espresso drinks, and treats are available in the main lobby of Aspirus Wausau Hospital on weekdays.
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Hot meals, salad bar, beverages and snacks are available at our hospital cafeteria located in the lower level of the hospital. It is open from 7 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Monday through Friday and 8 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Saturday and Sunday.
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Cost: Free
To make an appointment: Call the Aspirus Information Center at 715.847.2380 or 800.847.4707.
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The Rowan County Sheriff's Office has charged a Mount Ulla man, already in custody, with a series of battery thefts, including larcenies on two different occasions at Foxwood Golf Club.
Charged with several counts of felony larceny is Adolphus Lee Bolen, 35, of 1350 White Road, Mount Ulla. He already had been implicated in a string of home burglaries during December and January with accomplices.
Bolen also was charged with first-degree trespass and placed in the Rowan County Detention Center under $50,000 bond.
Foxwood Golf Club on Potneck Road reported the theft of 60 golf-cart batteries and a grass trimmer sometime Feb. 5-6. The golf club was struck again Feb. 24 or 25, when 56 batteries were taken.
The total value of the batteries and other things taken in the two Foxwood thefts was $12,296.
Reports also show that 30 batteries were stolen from Spinnaker Contracting on Lyerly Road in Mount Ulla sometime between Jan. 24 and Jan. 29. Value of those batteries was $3,750.
Myers Forest Products at Barber Junction had 24 batteries and copper wire taken Feb. 20-21. Value of those goods was $5,235.
And Robert J. Harrison of White Road, Mount Ulla, reported the theft of 35 batteries, valued at $3,500, sometime between Dec. 15 and Dec. 19, 2012.
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• The Sheriff's Office charged Sampson Lamonte Chambers, 41, of Charlotte, with breaking, entering and felony larceny. He is accused of stealing $4,000 worth of tractor-trailer tires from a storage building at RWBT of 220 Ritchie Road.
The theft occurred Dec. 22, 2012. Chambers was placed under $3,500 bond.
• Daniel Lynn Bowlin, 22, of China Grove, has been charged with first-degree sexual offense involving a child. The grand jury returned a true bill of indictment related to the case.
Bowlin was charged Friday and placed under $20,000 bond.
• Nathan Patrick James Rohl, 18, of North Main Street, Salisbury, was charged Friday with taking indecent liberties with a child.
The offense dates to May 29, 2012, according to Salisbury Police.
• Salisbury Police charged Dustin Kenneth Stirewalt, 20, of Grace Church Road, with simple possession of alprazolam, hydrocodone and marijuana Saturday.
• Sarah Marie Jones, 22, of Old Mocksville Road, was charged with simple assault and second-degree trespass in complaints taken out by Angelena Noto Spillman, who accuses Jones of shoving her and pulling her hair.
• Matthew James Leavelle and Stacey Wayne Byrd, the addresses for whom were given as the Rowan Helping Ministries shelter on North Long Street, were each charged with obtaining property by false pretense.
They allegedly presented merchandise to Walmart that was not purchased at the store in exchange for an $81.19 gift card.
Each of the men were placed in jail under $2,500 bond Saturday. Leavelle is 28; Byrd, 35.
• Josh Meece, 24, of Salisbury, was charged with simple assault and assault by pointing a gun in complaints taken out by Latosha Jones and Robert E. Lee Jr.
The gun in question was a semi-automatic handgun. Meece is accused of shoving Lee, according to reports. He was released on a written promise to appear in court.
• Lacarol Jessica Withers, 25, of Spencer, was charged with simple assault, accused of scratching the face of Bremmel Jones. Spencer Police investigated.
• Kejuana Latora Savion Sweat, 17 of Spencer, was charged with possession of counterfeit instruments and uttering a forged instrument.
Sweat is accused of trying to use a counterfeit $100 bill at the Wilco Hess station on East Innes Street, according to Salisbury Police. She was placed under $2,500 bond.
• The Rowan County Sheriff's Office charged Ronald H. Burridge Sr., 56, of Rockwell, with possession of a firearm by a felon and possession of drug paraphernalia (new and used syringes). He is under $10,000 bond.