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Ready to return to the set of Adam Lambert's "If I Had You?"
Earlier this week, we gave fans a look at the artist's upcoming music video for that single, via this series of photos from it.
Now, we've returned with even more eccentric shots of Adam and his back-up singers/dancers. An insider describes the video as "Willy Wonka meets Thriller meets Interview With The Vampire," which sounds like the sort of thing Lambert would come up with.
Looks like it, too...
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oh oh wait!! most important part... LOVE THE LAMBERT!!!!!!
since when in the hell is 26 year old, a cougar? and my 18 year old cuz? and all our friends? FACT: whether the chatter is positive or negative, the MORE you go on about someone the more you reveal your true obsession with them
ADAM does a great job on the little bit we saw on the preview video of IIHY. Still not sure about the tie-in with the lyrics & the concept BUT ... I sure can't wait to see the whole thing. His other three videos did not disappoint & I AM SURE this one WON'T either!! Heard one of his friends does some 'stilt' walking!!!
Check out Ytube for the Boston Kiss 108 concert for the DJ intro of ADAM! Man .... he said it all!!! Tell numbnutz 'eamte' to make me believe that the DJ is either a fat cougar or a (won't type that rotten word .. CAN'T) what they said. THE DJ "KNOWS" SPECIAL when he sees it ... and ADAM is certainly SPECIAL!!!
Love it!!
Yes, we are all pathetic home ridden fat cougars and fags, "eamte". Now that I've gotten that out of the way, let me tell you what Adam Lambert really is. He's a mega-talent who just wants us to feel sexy, get up and dance and find commonality. He's intelligent, talented, gorgeous, kind and has a wonderful sense of humor. You're probably quite jealous of the fact that his popularity has reached international proportions and is most likely a multi-millionaire by now, in spite of you and your filthy hate. Now that you've gotten your 10 seconds of fame, go crawl back under the rock you came out of. Oh and by the way, I'm 23 years old and getting my master's degree. Ha, there goes your theory about all the "fags" and "cougars."
Usually the one who calls others fat cougars and faggots is one in a closet. That's how these posts work. Go for it, you effin a-hole.
it looks more like Burning Man meets The Zodiac Show meets Where the Wild Things Are meets Epic Fierceness. as far as the ignoramus eamte who commented utilizing derogatory intolerant slurs goes - all i can say is you simply sound like a totally uncool asshole. who probably has no concept of original music or art nor an appreciation of high-concept camp... and doesn't know how to party.
To eamte: You are so wrong, a talent like Lambert's is so special, and people of all types are embracing his talent. His fans all over the board. I think everyone but you is excited that his kind of talent has come along in our lifetime. It's so great when we have a preformer that is the real deal, especially when record companies are throwing money at mediocre stars making them into something that they aren't, and shoving them down our throats, people are tired of that. With Adam around, the fakers don't have a chance. I don't always like some of the videos but that doesn't mean I don't like Adam. There is usually another one that I do like. GO Adam!


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thinking about data handling and analysis. This is followed by discussions of some issues relating to specific classes of data, and a summary of areas to which the statistics community may be well equipped to contribute.
The Committee on Data Management And Computing define five general classes of spacecraft data, based on the degree of processing involved (CODMAC, 1982, and subsequent refinements):
Level 0 -The raw data stream from the spacecraft, as received at Earth
Level 1 -Measured radiances, geometrically and radiometrically calibrated
Level 2 -Geophysical parameters, at the highest resolution available
Level 3 -Averaged data, providing spatially and temporally "uniform" coverage
Level 4 -Data produced by a theoretical model, possibly with measurements as inputs
This paper focuses on Level 2 and Level 3 data, which are the main concerns of most global change research scientists working on EOS instrument teams. Level 2 products are reported on an orbit-by-orbit basis. For a polar-orbiting satellite such as EOS, the Level 2 sampling of Earth is highly non-uniform in space and time, with coverage at high latitudes much more frequent than near the equator. Level 2 data are needed when accuracy at high spatial resolution is more important than uniformity of coverage. These situations arise routinely for validation studies of the satellite observations, in the analysis of field campaign data, and when addressing other local-and regional-scale problems with satellite data.
The spatially and temporally uniform Level 3 data are needed for global-scale budget calculations, and for any problem that involves deriving new quantities from two or more measurements which have different sampling characteristics. To derive a Level 3 product from Level 2 data, spatial and temporal scales must be chosen. It is to this issue that we turn next.
The creation of Level 3 data has traditionally involved the selection of a global, 2- or 3-dimensional spatial grid, possibly a time interval as well, and "binning" the Level 2 data into the grid cells. The binning process for large data sets usually entails taking the arithmetic mean and standard deviation of all Level 2 data points failing into a grid cell, with possible trimming of outliers or of measurements flagged as "low quality" for other reasons. Typically, all points included in a grid cell average are given equal weight. Occasionally a median value will be used in place of the mean.
The leading contender for the standard EOS Level 3 grid is a rectangular-based scheme similar to one that has been used by the Earth Radiation Budget Experiment (ERBE) (Green and Wielicki, 1995a). In the proposed implementation for EOS, the Earth is divided zonally into 1.25 degree strips (about 140 km in width). Each strip is then divided into an integral number of quadrilaterals, each approximately 140 km in length, with the origin at the Greenwich meridian. This produces a nearly equal-area grid.


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Three Former Mohawks Set to Play in Prestigous Arizona Fall League
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Gold Canyon leaders have banded together to come up with a long-term development plan for the burgeoning community, a union that some people see as a step toward becoming a city.
Early last month, about 50 residents and representatives from several community organizations formed a committee to work on a land-use study for the Gold Canyon area.
Their findings will likely include a definition of Gold Canyon's geographic boundaries, projected growth estimates and an evaluation of potential public works projects.
U.S. Air Force Maj. Bryan Martyn, Gold Canyon commission spokesman, said the study will define the future character of the area, so input from residents will be important.
"There's no doubt any community can communicate more effectively when they're all together," Martyn said.
The commission plans to present its findings next year to the Pinal County Planning and Development Services Department.
The commission will include recommendations for managing future growth. County officials then will be able to incorporate the information into a regional study set for completion in early 2008.
County Supervisor Sandie Smith, D-District 2 of Gold Canyon, said it will be critical for county planners to consider input from Gold Canyon. Otherwise, the county might overlook improvements specific to the community.
"We'd come out with faulty study, because we'd just have outside folks working on it," Smith said.
Many residents said drawing together community leaders signals that Gold Canyon is emerging as a full-fledged city. Martyn said members of the exploratory committee asked last month if incorporation as a city would be the best thing for Gold Canyon.
"I had to answer in the affirmative," Martyn said. "But that is not the intent of this study."
Incorporation of the remote, scenic area is a hot topic among residents and community leaders alike, Martyn said.
The latest figures from the U.S. Census Bureau indicate there are more than 6,000 residents of Gold Canyon. The affluent community sits in northern Pinal County, where the population grew about 20 percent between 2000 and 2005.
Ed Sexton, a 59-year-old resident, said he opposed inco r p o rat i o n . Sexton, who bought land in the area in 1986, said community leaders already seemed to favor urbanization. It wouldn't make sense to give them any more authority, Sexton said.
"In the long run, I don't see any benefit for residents," he said. "I just see it as another level of bureaucracy, rules and taxation."
Because the community lies within six miles of an existing city, state law requires Gold Canyon to receive approval from Apache Junction before voting to form a city government. But in 2005, members of the Apache Junction City Council rejected a proposal to begin the process.
Apache Junction Vice Mayor R.E. Eck said it was unlikely his fellow council members and representatives from Gold Canyon would ever see eye to eye. He said Apache Junction likely would reject any Gold Canyon bid to incorporate.
Likewise, Gold Canyon residents probably would oppose annexation into Apache Junction, he said.
"I really believe the city's position and Gold Canyon's position are two separate entities," Eck said. "Neither seems to care for each other in the long run."


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Limo service owners now face multiple felony counts
Authorities raided company in June, seized cash, cars, weapons, suspected drugs
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WINCHESTER -- The owners of a limousine company raided by authorities in June now face numerous felony charges in Frederick County Circuit Court.
Glenn E. Miller, 62, and Natalie W. Miller, 59, were indicted by a grand jury Thursday on charges of forging vehicle registrations, license plates and other credentials.
Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles investigators, with assistance from other authorities, seized a mountain of evidence June 2 during their search of GEM Limousine's offices at 1100 Front Royal Pike.
Search warrants filed in the court show investigators confiscated weapons, suspected drugs, nearly $30,000 in cash and several vehicles.
The inquiry into the business continues, and authorities are planning more charges against the Millers, DMV spokeswoman Melanie Stokes said Friday.
"We anticipate more felony warrants handed to the grand jury next month," she said.
A DMV investigator, through Stokes, declined to comment on the nature of those charges or whether anyone else is suspected in the case.
During the raid, investigators seized two rifles with scopes and ammunition; several bags, bottles and a contact lens case containing suspected cocaine; and an unknown amount of suspected marijuana. However, no weapons or drug-related charges were filed against the Millers on Thursday.
Mrs. Miller is charged with three counts of perjury. Miller is charged with 71 counts of forgery, nine counts of possessing vehicles with altered identification, 10 counts of altering vehicle identification and two counts of obtaining money by false pretenses.
Search warrants reveal that DMV authorities had received information from three informants who were current or former GEM employees. One of those informants told investigators that he or she witnessed Miller affix fraudulent license plates to GEM vehicles.
As part of their investigation, authorities searched the Front Royal Pike offices, a single-story, cinder-block building at 1124 Front Royal Pike and a a building at 627 Hites Road in Stephens City.
During the raid, they seized several boxes of vehicle odometers, suspect DMV "year" and "month" decals and suspect federal and county-issued personal property tax decals.
Thursday's indictments say such documents were affixed to eight vehicles.
Those vehicles seized during the investigation remain at the Frederick County Sheriff's Office impound lot, Stokes said.
"The outcome of the investigation will determine what will happen to these vehicles," she said.
A hearing in the case is scheduled for Oct. 8.
Both the Frederick County Sheriff's Office and Virginia State Police are "heavily involved" in the investigation, Stokes said.


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A new federal tax-cut law contains an increase in the bonus depreciation percentage from 30 percent to 50 percent in the first-year allowance for the purchase of capital goods, including new aircraft. The rate will be available for any new aircraft–regardless of value if used under Part 91–acquired after May 5, 2003, and before Jan. 1, 2005. The aircraft must be placed in service before Jan. 1, 2006.
Depreciation recapture
Under a provision of President Bush's economic stimulus package, purchasers of new aircraft can take a first-year depreciation deduction of 30 percent for the taxable year in which it is placed in service. H.R.3090, "The Job Creation and Worker Assistance Bill of 2002," included a 30-percent bonus depreciation provision on the value of certain capital assets for 36 months.
At the NBAA Convention last month, credit for a recent increase in used aircraft sales was frequently given to the bonus depreciation benefit that is part of the Jobs and Growth Tax Relieve Reconciliation Act that went into effect this year. "It has already been a boost to used aircraft sales, and it is going to affect new aircraft sales," said a sales executive at the convention.
Pushed by President Bush for legislation intended to stimulate the nation's economy, Congress has taken action on two bills that may affect the purchase of new aircraft by boosting depreciation deductions. While the bills use the term "qualified property" as eligible for depreciation deductions, new aircraft could possibly fit that definition.
The House of Representatives approved the American Jobs Creation Act of 2004 (H.R.4520) on June 17, paving the way for a one-year extension of the time allotted to place into service business aircraft purchased under the accelerated-depreciation tax bonus.


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indeed | Reviewer: lies | 8/6/12
Your eyes Lye. Lying your eyes do. Lying your ears and nose. Lying your touch. Lies from everywhere. What is the Lying Self to the True me? Don't let the fear overtake you and leave you trapped in indecision. Learn to listen to the intuitive self
Lame. | Reviewer: LoLoKoKoDeeMeno | 10/30/08
I think this is the damn song my retarded friend keeps talking about. and how it made him think and blah blah and how he played it over and over and over again. talk about bullshit over-histrionical crap.. ur getting on my nerves YOU KNOW WHO. i hope u read this. stop being so damn gay and open up your mouth if you have something to say.
Okay. Im done.
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Featured amenities include complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access, a 24-hour business center, and limo/town car service. Planning an event in Culver City? This hotel has 10,000 square feet (929 square meters) of space consisting of conference/meeting rooms, small meeting rooms, and a ballroom. Parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.
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A stay at The Culver Hotel places you in the heart of Culver City, minutes from Sony Pictures Animation and close to Sony Pictures Studios. This 4-star hotel is within close proximity of 20th Century Fox Studio and Museum of Tolerance.
Make yourself at home in one of the 46 individually decorated guestrooms, featuring refrigerators and flat-screen televisions. Your bed comes with down comforters and Egyptian cotton sheets. Windows open to city and mountain views. 32-inch high-definition televisions with cable programming provide entertainment, while complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature rainfall showerheads and makeup/shaving mirrors.
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Take advantage of recreation opportunities such as a 24-hour fitness facility, or other amenities including complimentary wireless Internet access and a concierge desk.
Grab a bite to eat at the hotel's restaurant, which features a bar and a garden view. You can also stay in and take advantage of 24-hour room service. At the end of the day, relax with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge. A complimentary continental breakfast is served daily.
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Featured amenities include a 24-hour business center, a computer station, and business services. Planning an event in Culver City? This hotel has 2000 square feet (186 square meters) of space consisting of conference/meeting rooms, small meeting rooms, and banquet facilities. Parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.
In a gym, a personal trainer helps people who want to learn workouts that are customized to fit their lifestyles and goals. Beth Hirsch aims to offer her clients a similarly singular experience—but in the kitchen. She's a home chef who's been cooking and entertaining for more than 30 years, in addition to experience working for caterers and restaurants. Over the years, she's met parents who resorted to feeding their kids mostly prepackaged meals and fast food because they weren't confident in the kitchen. She's taken college students and newlyweds under her wing to teach them basic kitchen skills after they headed out on their own for the first time. Inspired by helping people learn the skills they need to eat and live better, she pooled all her knowledge and started The Cooking Coach 101, an in-home cooking school.
For each lesson, Beth paraglides to her clients' kitchens to teach them whichever kitchen skills they'd most like to learn. Her repertoire includes knife skills, how to make basic sauces, basic baking, and how to create all sorts of ethnic dishes, from Italian to Moroccan. She'll also take a look at their pantries and kitchens to help them get properly organized, as well as teaching them how to read recipes, create a meal plan, and shop for groceries effectively. For those who'd rather learn in a group, Beth also leads group classes inside Surfas Restaurant and Gourmet Food.
Property Location
With a stay at Hotel MdR Marina del Rey Ãâ a DoubleTree by Hilton in Marina del Rey (Beach Cities), you'll be close to Fisherman's Village and Venice Beach. This family-friendly hotel is within close proximity of Muscle Beach Venice and Westfield Culver City Shopping Center.
Make yourself at home in one of the 277 air-conditioned guestrooms. Your pillowtop bed comes with down blankets. Cable programming and video-game consoles are provided for your entertainment, while complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected. Bathrooms have shower/tub combinations and hair dryers.
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DonÃât miss out on the many recreational opportunities, including an outdoor pool, a spa tub, and a fitness facility. Additional features include complimentary wireless Internet access, concierge services, and wedding services.
Enjoy a meal at a restaurant, or stay in and take advantage of the hotel's room service (during limited hours). Relax with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge or a poolside bar.
Business, Other Amenities
Featured amenities include a business center, audiovisual equipment, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. Event facilities at this hotel consist of conference/meeting rooms and banquet facilities. Self parking is available onsite.
Eco Dive Center?s dedication to water conservation shines through in its educational programs?the dive team teaches its students not only about scuba diving, but how to properly care for and respect the underwater world. It?s much more than just a water-safety school and aquatics emporium, although it does house dive gear from renowned brands such as Bare and Oceanic in its 5,000 square-foot store. And it does, of course, certify students in both basic open-water PADI skills and more advanced specialties, such as rescue and first-response.
Eco Dive has led underwater cleanup expeditions off of Santa Monica Pier, removing hundreds of pounds of trash in the process, and has enlisted the help of school children to spruce up local beaches. It has also partnered with area non-profits such as Heal the Bay, an organization that educates the public about reducing water pollution and administering splints if waves sprain their ankles.
Regardless of dress size or dance background, each woman who enters one of The Secret Pole Dance Studios becomes a part of a supportive community. At both the original Culver City studio and the brand new Hawthorne location, instructors dish out compliments as they guide women through choreographed fitness routines, empowering dancers to overcome inhibitions and let loose along the way. During the Pole Diva and Sensual Movement classes, instructors also encourage camaraderie, occasionally breaking participants into groups and have them perform for one another. Though it may seem intimidating, this opportunity to show off in front of a nurturing audience provides students with the opportunity to build self-esteem.
In addition to boosting mental fortitude, the studio's sensual fitness routines also build physical strength; pole-dancing classes sculpt arms and cores, and chair-dancing classes firm up glutes, quads, and newly emerged dorsal fins. Classes unfold in the studios or on location, but the fun doesn't necessarily end once the imaginary bell rings; groups of gals can even reserve the spaces for private dance parties.


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Mishawaka police arrested 23-year old James Kreuger at the Drake Motel just after 11 Wednesday night.
He is accused of running down 16-year old Adam Vickery and 43-year old Dennis Evans early Tuesday morning on 12th street.
Vickery and Evans had been walking with three other people when a car drove up on the shoulder and into their group.
A tip from an anonymous caller lead police to a house in Mishawaka where a car that matched the description of the vehicle involved in the hit-and-run had been partly dismantled.
The car was found in a garage at a house off of Lincolnway East.
Police say Kreuger lived very close to the scene of Tuesday morning's accident.
He is being held in the St. Joseph County Jail and Thursday will be officially charged with two felony charges of leaving the scene of a fatal accident.
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Blue Fin - New York
- Address:
1567 Broadway at 47th Street
W Hotel Times Square
New York, NY 10036Neighborhood:
Theater District / Times Square
- Cuisine:
SeafoodPrice: $31 to $50
Blue Fin - New York
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.bluefinnyc.com/
- Phone: 2129181400
- Hours of Operation:
Sunday - Monday: 7:00am - 11:00pm
Tuesday - Thursday: 7:00am - 11:30pm
Friday - Saturday: 7:00am - 12:00am
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Sushi, Seafood
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Cafe, Counter Seating, Entertainment, Full Bar, Late Night, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Private Room, Takeout, View, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
- Special Events: Located in the W Hotel in the heart of Times Square, Blue Fin is sophisticated and sexy. Three private dining rooms and
a large second floor are all available for business and social functions. Blue Fin is also available for full and partial buyouts. Accommodates 12-500 guests.
Contact Special Events at 212-331-0328 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Or request event information online here: http://www.brguesthospitality.com/event-venues/book-event.
Getting there
- Cross Street: 47th Street
- Public Transit: N, R & W trains to 49th Street, A, C & E trains to 50th Street, and B, D, F & V trains 47th-50th and 6th Avenue.
Bus: M10, M20, or M104 to 47th Street
- Parking: Private Lot
- Parking Details: Eastway garage 225 West 49th Street (between Broadway and 8th Avenue). 10% off with validated ticket.
A word from Blue Fin - New York
Set in the sleek W Hotel Times Square setting, Blue Fin oohs and aahs its audience with a prominent raw bar, extensive sushi menu and much more! Unwind at either of Blue Fin's two bars and sip a seasonal cocktail or glass of wine from the 400+ bottle wine list. Up early for a matinee or just on your way to the office? Blue Fin gets the early riser going with smoothies and fresh squeezed juices, in addition to power-packed breakfast offerings featuring farm-fresh ingredients. To create this two-story, 400-seat dining spectacle in the epicenter of the most exciting city in the world, design firm Yabu Pushelberg provided original features as an expansive sparkling wall of highly polished mirror, glowing resin tables, and a floating staircase that leads to live music upstairs.Continued
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Blue Fin - New York reviews from OpenTable diners
574 reviews since July 4, 2014
- Food4Service4.1
- Ambiance3.9Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (243)special occasion (159)good for groups (151)hot spot (124)neighborhood gem (121)great for lunch (121)vibrant bar scene (99)great for brunch (81)romantic (75)late-night find (69)notable wine list (53)scenic view (34)kid-friendly (19)great for outdoor dining (4)Show More
- Pre theatre dinningOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 10/29/2014The hostess was friendly and allowed to pick our table. The waiter was most helpful. The food was terrific and all four of enjoyed it. We did not feel rushed, all in all it was a wonderful dinnerSpecial Features:
- Enjoyed EverythingRalphVIPDined on 10/29/2014I have not been to this restaurant in 10 years but decided to meet a friend there for dinner. It was actually better than I remembered ifrom 10 years ago. We had fish entrees and both were excellent as were the appetiver (sping rolls) and side dish (brussel sprouts). We asked them for a fruit plate for dessert (it is not on the memu) and they prepared it for us with a very good variety of fruit. Atmosphere was lively and the restuarant is pretty and well maintained. Our waiter was excellent too.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- close to theatre, late for matinee4ladieswholunchVIPDined on 10/29/2014Nerve-wracking wait to be served, although we told the hard-to find waiter that we had a matinee. Then a long line at the ladies' room. Restaurant needs to hire more waitpersons & train them to be attentive.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 10/29/2014The restaurant is extremely noisy and the tables are too close together. The food and service were gSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good foodShikaraVIPDined on 10/28/2014The food is good and there are choices of small plates and/or entrees. Prices are reasonable.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2010VIPDined on 10/27/2014Food was very good. Great place for business lunch or dinnersSpecial Features:
- After theater good foodFoodieDined on 10/25/2014Food was very good, however, service was a bit slow and it wasn't crowded. I would go again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Anniversary celebrationMarlenedcVIPDined on 10/25/2014Blue Fin is missing details of Steve Hanson's touch. In the past everything was done behind the scenes; absolutely perfect to the smallest detail. The food is still terrific so the team in the kitchen still has the training. The servers are not as impeccable as they used to be. When reserving I said that this was an anniversary celebration and the one great thing they did was that they had our favorite wine on ice when we arrived, still was not chilled fully, might have begun earlier. Our bill was placed on the table when we passed on dessert, no request about coffee which they ultimately got wrong and not a cookie with a candle. After a chat they stepped up and brought something but I would have preferred not to have to say.Special Features:
- First time...OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 10/25/2014Food was very delicious. Seems to have many healthy options which is good for those calorie conscience. Smaller portions but cooked well and service was very good. My wife and I both had fish dishes and were pleased. Also a great location for theater goers!Special Features:
- super spot for pre theatreMichaelVIPDined on 10/25/2014always consistently good, brian our waiter was greatSpecial Features:
- SusanOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/24/2014Great place to eat. We ate here before our broadway play. It was excellent. Food was fantastic!Special Features:
- Great pre-theater choiceMoochieVIPDined on 10/24/2014We've never had a bad meal at Blue Fin, whether it was brunch, lunch or dinner. The staff is friendly and efficient and the food is delicious. This visit, we opted for several small plates, rather than a large plate, and were very pleased. The fall menu has some great choices, especially the squash soup, and the spiced apple sorbet was perfect for the season.Special Features:
- Great before theatersusanoDined on 10/23/2014We arrived at 6:30 for an 8:00 show. Asked for and got a quiet spot. Had 2 small dished which perfect before theater. Never rushed but out in an hourSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- LUVED IT !!!OpenTable Diner Since 2009VIPDined on 10/23/2014FABULOUSSS WAITRESS!!!!! GREAT FOOD, ESPECIALLY THE TUNA MAIN !!!Special Features:
- Disappointing and overpricedSamFreg10003VIPDined on 10/22/2014The food was just ok but at that price point it should be excellent. Will not return.
- LOVE ITBella4VIPDined on 10/22/2014food was wonderful, fish fresh, even the desert was really good! The service was outstanding! Highly recommend!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- RemiVIPDined on 10/22/2014The food at Blue Fin is consistently good. Lots of variety and efficient service. Most who eat lunch there are on their way to theater, so their staff is very conscious of that.Special Features:
- DisappointingOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 10/22/2014The restaurant changed the lunch menu. We found it hard to find something to eat. I ordered the Crab Cake, very spicy. I will not go back.
- Great place for pre-theater diningouttonightDined on 10/21/2014Close to theaters in the upper West 40's, Blue Fin is a very good find, especially for pre-theater dining and excellent service. Bar seating looks out wide windows on the crush of Broadway traffic, but you can be seated beyond the bar crowd, or upstairs in a slightly more quiet locale. Not silent, but lively. Some complain that it is "too noisy", but hey! this is New York! The menu is dedicated to fish dishes, small plates, sushi and daily specials. We really liked the service - very prompt and professional. We would definitely return if we are attending nearby theaters.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- perfectly okLmontNYCerDined on 10/21/2014If you need a theatre spot that can get you in and out with perfectly ok food, this is a good choice. The service made sure that you wouldn't be late for your curtain. The kale salad was good, the halibut was just ok.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 10/19/2014Great sushi, great service! Perfect place for a great meal before a show.Special Features:
- eatalotDined on 10/18/2014For the first time I was disappointed - two of the four of us found our fish to be overcooked and dry. And the service was slow.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nat123Dined on 10/18/2014Everything was very good,the service and food was exceptionnel!!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DaliaJuliaDined on 10/18/2014Always winner . Good food, good service and brunch is a great value. This is why I keep going backSpecial Features:
- BlueFinOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 10/18/2014Always enjoy brunch. They have a great menu great staff and great location for theater goers.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OverallLukeVIPDined on 10/17/2014Food was OK, not as good as the last time we ate there. After we checked in the host led us to a table downstairs and close to the entrance when many other tables were available, we told him that we preferred upstairs and he directed us to the upstairs hostess. We return to NYC every year and would not return to this restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Manhattan gemDishesVIPDined on 10/17/2014In the middle of the choas of Times Square is a great resturant. I was worried it would be touristy and over done. It wasn't! Great food friendly service. If you go,before a show it is perfect we a complete meals cocktails, appetizers the octopus was incredible! Dinner the tuna and haircut were succulent and so pretty on the plate. Then cappuccino with enough froth to go on for miles. Great find!Special Features:
- Beautiful foodDessertfirstVIPDined on 10/15/2014This place is bustling! We had to raise our voices to talk, but the food was so good so we didn't mind. My biggest complaint was there was only a handful of things for a vegetarian friend to choose from, and they were either a salad or a side dish. It would have been nice for an entree to be available. But they worked with my friend to come to an adequate solution. Really pretty food. Tasty. Professional waiter (Craig with a C). We'll be back if we are forced to stay in Times Square again. Other areas of Manhattan are just so much cooler.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food and serviceVivalasvegasDined on 10/15/2014The menu had many options. The brazino was delicious. Halibut was great too. Service was very good. We enjoyed the experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 10/15/2014Always great for pre theatre. Innovative sushi that's not pretentious. Real crab!!I would recommend this to a friend.
- Too noisy for conversationfoodforthoughtDined on 10/14/2014Sound proofing between bar area and restaurant would make dining more pleasant. We were back to back with people at a bar table whose conversation nearly overwhelmed ours. Food excellent, tuna carpaccio with wasabi perfect, salad a bit tasteless.Special Features:
- Horriblefood4thouightDined on 10/13/2014This restaurant has the worst service and The most most inattentive staff.
- Food & Service top notchhelloVIPDined on 10/12/2014The food and service at Blue Fin is top notch. Not what you might expect from a restaurant in Times Square but every aspect of the dining experience here is terrific. The servers are always nice and effecient. You can have a long leisurely dinner (like we did, 3 hrs) or you can get in and out it is all up to you.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good pre-theater choiceOpenTable Diner Since 2010VIPDined on 10/12/2014Very good sushi and a small but good variety of non-sushi entrees. Very attractive setting, plenty of room downstairs, a little more "cozy" upstairs. Our service was excellent, attentive but not overbearing. One person in our party made a meal of 3 sushi choices and all were very good. 2 in our party had the spring rolls, crisp and tasty. 1 person tried the tomato soup appetizer which was very good. All entrees were tasty
- Brunch successStephanieDined on 10/12/2014Blue Fin never disappoints...just like Atlantic Grill and Ocean Grill. The Sunday brunch is wonderful with many choices, a cocktail and coffee.Special Features:
- Good choice in theater districtOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 10/12/2014We had lunch before the theater. This place lives up to the Be R guest standards. Reliably good food, fairly priced and a nice atmosphere. In a difficult area to find good places, this one is a fine choice.
- This place is a MUST!loveforfoodDined on 10/11/2014The food was great! I've been there about three times, and I would definitely go back again. Awesome setting and ambiance, and I would definitely recommend this place to a friend.Special Features:
- great time2theaterDined on 10/11/2014We were seated promptly . The service was very good. Knowledgeable and courteous . He wine was great and the food delicious. Overall a very good choice for the theater district.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A pre theatre dinnervisitornycVIPDined on 10/11/2014A group of 4 ate here. The shaved salad was excellent, as was the grilled octopus. My friend ordered the beet salad and that too was delightful. My husband ordered the corn bisque which was very corny and creamy and the Mac and cheese. The only dish that was not at the same level was the lobster spring rolls. They were, to me, tasteless and greasy. My husband felt otherwise! Our waiter, Brian, was another highlight. His sense of humor and engaging manner was a definite plus.Special Features:
- Birthday celebrationSouperstarDined on 10/11/2014Made 5:00 reservations for my Moms Birthday. We requested a table upstairs and got one. We were seated right away. Service was excellent. Food was good. The only disappointment was the soup selection. We are soup lovers. On the website it listed lobster bisque or butternut squash soup as selections. Both great selections for a fall day. The main reason we made reservations here. Disappointed to say tomato bisque or corn crab on menu. Had the corn just ok. The Dinner ended with a birthday candle on a plate of cookies and candy. Very "sweet" ending to a lovely birthday celebration.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Senate Resources Committee Unveils Pipeline Plan
The Senate Resources Committee today unveiled their draft changes to the Governor's plan for a large-diameter natural gas pipeline.
The Committee amended the bill to clarify that the State Legislature will be included in confidential information relating to contract negotiations.
Rachel Petro, President and CEO of the Alaska Chamber, spoke about confidentiality during the public comment period earlier this week…
Petro: "We do support the principles found in the HOA, as well as SB 138; chiefly: the State participation in an Alaska gas project; the State taking a percentage gas share and participating in an Alaska gas project at the same percentage of gas share; and then establishing a very clear process to move the project forward, which must include the necessary tools for confidentiality to be able to develop the various project-enabling arrangements that any business needs to do."
The royalty rate for gas was also outlined in the draft at a minimum of 12.5 percent. The Committee also adopted Sen. Lesil McGuire's suggestion that Alaskans could use their PFDs to invest in the project.
Further ammendments will be discussed this afternoon. The Committee plans to hold the bill over the weekend.
Kenai Peninsula Borough Mayor Mike Navarre also spoke this week, highlighting the impact the project will have on the Peninsula…
KPB Mayor Navarre: "We would like the opportunity to negotiate on our behalfs, and be part of determining what our local tax base and the tax structure will be, particularly if the State is going to own an equity interest, which creates somewhat of a conflict at the state and local governments. We will be living with the impacts long after the project is finished and we see the initial ramp-up for construction jobs."


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I don't much like change. It took me five weeks to muster up the courage for this. I've been fool-ofatook for two (ish) years and I've always wanted to do a url change but I've also always been too scared. So now I've done it. I still saved my old url, but for now I just want to try living life without a hyphen.
Hyphens on tumblr make my life so difficult.
So… frodofeels is my new choice of url. It works for me because Frodo's my favourite character and I do have many feels. It'll work. I'll get used to it. You'll get used to it. A few tears will be shed, but it's only a passing thing, this shadow.


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STEPHENS CITY -- The swing of emotion a player experiences from being down a goal with seven minutes left to play, to squeezing out a 3-2 win over a district rival, as Sherando did against Millbrook on Tuesday evening, is immeasurable.
Sherando senior Lainie Weadon, who scored Sherando's go-ahead goal in the 77th minute, tried to measure the feeling with words like "crazy" and "scary."
Junior Kathleen Teets, who scored her first two goals of the season in the win, used phrases like "pretty insane" and "a lot of fun" as measuring sticks.
Warriors coach Robert Kilmer shook his head and laughed. There really is no way of gauging the swarm of thoughts and feelings and assumptions which ebb and flow in that kind of situation.
There's only a way of handling it.
"You gotta believe," Kilmer said, still smiling. "Good teams find a way to win, and they did it, they found a way to win.
"It's heart, and you gotta believe -- it's a combination of the two."
In recent matches, Weadon has been just as necessary an element.
She scored the game-tying goal in the 73rd minute of a match against Kettle Run, and she scored twice last week against James Wood.
With nary a minute remaining until the final injury time Tuesday, Sherando senior Brittini Dennis sent Weadon a cross from the left corner. Weadon's first shot ricocheted off a Millbrook defender; her second shot kissed the net.
"It's scary, actually, when there's [seven] minutes left -- it puts so much pressure on us," Weadon said. "Coach always tells us, the last five minutes, no matter what, work your hardest."
She let out a deep, relieving sigh: "It was big."
Teets was more excited than relieved: You only get to score your first goal once, after all.
"It was pretty insane," she said. "... Sherando's a family, basically -- we all talk on and off the field, we're all really close -- and when we bring that out on the field, we just mesh together.
"It feels great."
Teets' first goal, in the 17th minute, was initially played by sophomore Morgan Sirbaugh. After Millbrook keeper Olivia Mason tipped a Weadon corner kick out of the air, Sirbaugh played the ball off her stomach. The ball crossed the goal line, but the referee gave no indication of a scored goal.
When Teets whistled Sirbaugh's ghost-goal into the right corner, the indication came.
But even as Teets described Sherando as a family, she and the rest of the Warriors watched as an extension of the Sherando family trudged off the Warriors' pitch with a Pioneers' loss.
Millbrook head coach Stephanie Gladden, a former Sherando star under Kilmer, was visibly thrilled to coach against her former team, yet ostensibly flustered that her team had trouble clearing the ball out of its defensive third.
"We had more than enough opportunities to win this game -- and we were up," Gladden said, "It's just our defense fell short.
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Lawyers slam Government's new court interpreting system
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And look what has happened now, the courts have been given the go ahead to hire interpreters in so-called "urgent cases" as ALS is doing such a shoddy job. Thank goodness. Let's hope that the government decides to drop the scheme altogether as it's obviously not working and is infringing people's human rights.
How the MoJ can associate common sense in the same context as this procurement decision is farcical. Where is the common sense in slashing interpreters pay by up to 50% to the point where it doesn't make economic sense for them to work? 30% of these new costs are going to Mr Wheeler Dealer-don and the other fat cats at Capita. Where's the cost of incurring many times the overall interpreter cost because of delays incurred by all the other parties involved in this common sense decision? A few compensation cases due to injustice served as a result of poor translation is quickly going to dissipate any perceived savings.
It's taken only 2 weeks and the MoJ are back-tracking despite a torrent of backlash when they made the decision and the fact that ALS had been sacked by the Greater Manchester Police just weeks before for the same issue. The sooner that they shelve this ill-conceived primitive concept of cost-saving the better for the sake of the whole judicial system of this country.
An idea:
Since the MoJ showed so much disregard, disloyalty and contempt for professional interpreters who have been working in justice system for so many years for measly rates, I think we should get united in our profession and renegotiate our fees, e.g. minimum payment of £150 p/hr for the first three hours +£25 p/hr for travel time, and then additional attendance time @ £50 p/hr + travel expenses i.e. £0.50 p/mile. I think we can achieve this if we get organised and not give in to exploitative agencies. For start, I would propose to set a date in not a distant future at which day all of us withdraw our sevices to the MoJ and see if they can cope with the likes of ALS. I'm pretty sure it would teach the MoJ a lesson not to treat us again in the future as they did by awarding this contract to ALS. Second step would be to have an enquiry about why did responsible people in the MoJ behave in the way they did in relation to this matter, because it smells of something rotten and I would not be surprised of financial links betwen those in MoJ and champion spiv Gavin Wheldon.
What amazes me is how they can suggest that the previous recognised academic qualifications needed to be on the National Register are now worthless when applying to work for them, and now suggest that their own internal assesment is sufficient to deem a person qualified for legal interpreting. When they are under such massive pressure to get interpretors is it possible they could have 'dumbed down' their assessments much?
Also i have heard that most of the assessment papers have not even been marked yet from the last batch and yet these interpretors are being allowed to practice legal interpreting in the field without yet knowing if they have passed the ALS assessments or not.
Yet another example of ALS putting underqualified interpreters to work in a desperate attempt to fulfill their contractual obligations at the expense of a fair and professional legal system for those requiring interpreters.
Someone at the MoJ did not do any homework on ALS at all and should be brought to account. Not just the past history quoted above, but I know of at least one more case of a health authority being so appalled by the levels of service offered by ALS that they pulled out of the contract at the earliest opportunity.
They've also tried bully tactics on NRPSI members who haven't signed up for them - pestering them with emails telling them their work is about to dry up if they don't sign up immediately.
And then there's the tale (maybe apocryphal) of ad's for interpreter recruitment appearing in Jobcentres in Essex.
It would be funny if it weren't so serious.
I run an agency and have to say that we were appalled when ALS contacted us asking us to help source interpreters for a fee of £12 per hour. Clearly an agency fee would need to be deducted so the suggestion that we would even consider destroying our reputation by asking professionals to work for a pittance was disgusting. It is a highly professional role and the premium pay is to account for the fact that interpreters are not constantly engaged between assignments. You guys should stand your ground as the majority think you are worth every penny and do a fantastic job. In the same way that teaching is now being done by teaching assistants and traditional nursing procedures by auxiliaries, there are no levels that the government wouldn't sink to if there's an opportunity to get something for cheaper. Talk about qualifications and upskilling is all lip service.
I agree with the idea of saying no to the MoJ when they go back to the old framework, which they will eventualy. It came from them the idea that was not good enough, therefore, WE WANT BIGGER AND BETTER NOW. The other thing is what about CRB checks? This people that the ALS is sending to courts, they are supposed to have them. It took me ages to get mine. How are they getting them, supermaket vouchers? They are not being tested to degree level, we all know that. Mr. whatever your name is, the one that sold ALS, if we think being a legal interpreter is easy show us how good you are and try sitting the DPSI Law? By the way, how many languages do you speak? This decision of outsourcing was a test to our intelligence. Most interpreters are foreigners, like me, but that is not to say we are grateful to be treated as 2nd classe citizens. We pay taxes and contribute to this country's economy and development. Please respect us.
The jobcentre plus ads aren't apocryphal, but appeared all over the country. Note the minimum wage equivalent claim - what a driver of quality. CVs at the ready!
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This is a self employed vacancy. Professional interpreters/translators required. Employer can accommodate applicants who are fluent in a second language DPSI or similar qualification an advantage but training can be aided for those who wish to attain the qualification. Jobs are available in any local area. The company has given an assurance that this vacancy enables workers to achieve a wage equivalent to the National Minimum Wage rate. Self-employed people are responsible for paying their own National Insurance contributions and Tax. For information on how benefits are affected and whether entitlement may be lost, speak to a Jobcentre Plus Adviser. Please click the link Come Work for Us.
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Please note that the comment above relates to ALS UK Ltd which is a Midlands based company that is in no way linked to Applied Language Solutions.
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9) I started the school year with DRAMA. But then i got pulled out into this phase of calm…only to get thrown back onto another rocky road. I'm super grateful the drama is at an all time low, but the stress is stacking. Rocking two jobs, taking 15 hr semesters, and still trying to maintain a life outside all of it.
10) New Years Resolutions
I'm going to try and makes these within practicality and reason
- Eat ABSOLUTELY NO FAST FOOD
- Go to church every Sunday
Run at least once a weekGet to my ideal weight
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Many of you may be wondering where I've disappeared to since I usually have updates everyday. Well, I have been abducted by a hairless Martian. I am still at the motherbase (at least that's what I think an alien's HQ is called) but I have managed to obtain access to communication while the Martian is in combat. I shall be returning very soon as I have been granted a safe return to home due to official duties that are required to be fulfilled back home. Also, anticipate further absence due to my attendance to those duties. I shall be back in contact very soon.
In other words,
I've been staying at my boyfriend's place and it's practically impossible to do girl stuff when guys are around. I'll be going home soon for my final exams which ends on the 29th of April but I'll still try my best to find time to squeeze in a few posts. After my exams I'll have my semester break for a month so you can definitely expect many many posts then! In the meantime, please enjoy the rest of the blog and leave me any comments and requests for the blog.
Thank you very much for your support. With lots of love!
Monday, April 21, 2008
Abducted By The Hairless Martian
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lol...Hairless Martian?from the word 'hairless'..I already know u r mentioning about andrew..hahahahahaha*...in combat with is Xbox huh?=P...btw...see you tomorrow ya!mwahs mwahs..and we are going to have REAL fun on 24th and 26th..^^
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A quick glance of the transition of my summer to the start of school.
Nick: As an artist I've learned over time that if you have an idea you can find a way to make it.
Lilah: You make something beautiful and you want everyone to be part of it. And that makes it more beautiful, it makes it grow.
Nick: Woodworker… log builder… photographer… Sometimes the easiest one is just saying you're an artist.
I finished the second week of medical school and am preparing for my test in two days (Monday).
No matter how technical the things I learn, until I become a doctor and after that, I will be an artist. I wouldn't have chosen medicine otherwise.
What is intimacy?
Complete trust.
If you could turn back time, what would you do differently?
I woke up early, showered so I'd be clean like an Adult. Then, I went to class and got there on time. Not only did I go to class, but I also paid attention the entire time - a full two and a half hours worth.
My second class was cancelled, so I went home and worked many hours on a very long paper on the mysteries of endogenous neurogenesis. I took a break from writing to go for a 45 minute long run and I didn't stop once to walk. Now, if you're a runner, you might say that's not very long. But, dear reader, I am not a runner and it was a difficult feat for me. Many times I wanted to give up. Usually I would just take a nap.
Afterwards I had some Greek yogurt with cottage cheese, which is a pretty Adult thing to eat (earlier in the day I had a chocolate-filled croissant, does that cancel out my Adult food???).
Yeah. Adult time.
A snap of the ferret cake I made for a surprise birthday party this past weekend.
This week brings an energy boost from friends or a group that revives your belief in what you're aspiring to become. With voluminous Jupiter in your sign, you're in a major growth cycle, and a cluster of planets in your network zone keeps drawing you to teamwork, probably with erratic results. But it's easier for you to bridge the gap now between what you're hoping to achieve and what others are bringing to the table. To make the most of this period, you need to be capable of identifying what you want from people and how you conduct yourself with them. Is your circle of friends supportive of the direction you're heading in? Are you affiliated with a group that shares your interests or goals? Do your dealings with others reflect your values? Coordinate your efforts with those of others in a spirit of congeniality this week, putting out there what you want to get back.
I don't believe horoscopes to be real, but for whatever reason I like to read them regardless. Oftentimes they give me an opportunity to give my life an introspective look.
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user licking9Volts I live in Houston and work for an oil company. I take care of large amounts of well data and was recently turned on to perl after years of mucking around with VBA in Excel. It's been like someone turning on a lightbulb after years of hunting around with a flashlight! Needless to say, I'm hooked. In my spare time, I'm usually playing Quake III Arena on the OverdrivePC.com servers. The pic was taken at QuakeCon 2002. That's me on the far left with some of the OPC crew.

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