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Did the menu format recently change? I was checking it out online and it now looks like the options are either a la carte or a 10 course tasting for $155. I've never been, but I think I remember that there used to be a 3 and 5 course option instead of the a la carte. Might go with a friend soon and trying to figure out the cost & number of items to order if we go a la carte. If we order a la carte, is the set up conducive to sharing?
The size of the ala carte items might be larger than the tasting menu. I would ask about the size. If they are the same size. For me 5 course was too much. 4 courses was about right.
I went to Jungsik after not being there in awhile.. The original chef is back, and brought some chef help from Korea with him. The hostess/manager Andrea is no longer working there, i will miss her.. The new maitre d' Jin is excellent. The food tonite was fantastic. better than ever. Several new dishes have been put on the menu.
The a la carte menu has 2 sizes for the dishes, full size and half size. IMO 5 half size or 3 full size is more than enough. I don't think I could do the 10 course. Maybe could share it with someone. I was pretty stuffed after 4 half size dishes but continued to have several more.
I'll attach some photos, but i didn't want to use a flash , so the quality doesn't do the food justice.
I started with the amuses bouches, rice cracker, watermelon dish, fried chicken and gaspacho ,,,
then on to yellowtail hew, a delicious sashimi dish with tomato vinegraitte and greens, I didn't take notes , and am too lazy to look at menu pages , so this is by memory . then i had the braised octopus, octopus to rival 15 East ,, fantastic dish,,,,, on to the cripsy pork belly with rice and crispy quinoa and kimchee, my favorite dish ,,,,next was the black bass with crispy skin with scales left on , well prepared dish,,,,, then i had a korean gnocchi dish, i forgot the korean name , but these potato balls are popular in a certain region of korea i was told. A great tasting dish,,, ahhh bess i almost forgot the galbi dish ,, it was excellent ,,i think they used to serve it with rice like bibimbop but no rice now,,,i usually add kimchee to it. The dessert i chose was plum mousse,,, plum puree, with white chocolate, and creme brûlée and plum gelee, excellent dessert,, then a dark chocolate complimentary dessert and petit fours of macaron, chocolate greache, and free tea financier,,,,,, excellent meal ,, wonderful staff ( all new) ,,, and fantastic place ,,better than ever
re: foodwhisperer
thanks for posting this. we picked another place (still need to write that one up) but wil need to make it here eventually
re: foodwhisperer
Was there for first time on Tuesday the 28th of August. Place is a dichotomy.
Appearance- like a formal train car, did not work for me. Took the old Chanterelle space
and took it from wide and roomy to a bit narrow and claustrophobic,
Service- almost too accommodating, very nice people but hovered a lot.
Reason might have been only 9 seats were taken,
Wine list-Brilliant, very well thought out at all price points and seemed to be a 2x markup
which for Manhattan was stellar.
Food- The two of us had the following, all portions were the fullsize
Octopus-interesting method, best ever, no, but thoroughly enjoyed.
Pork belly-Almost mirepoix sized chunks of pork belly with vegetables and sauce
served in an oblong cereal bowl. OK, no flavors broke through.
Black cod- Wonderful presentation and prep, perfect fish resting on spicy puddle of sauce
Smoked pork jowl-This was what the belly should have been, 1.5 inch cubes cooked
perfectly in a soy and vinegar sauce l drank after the pork.
Tea duck-Served in large bite size chunks and crispy on the outside, pink within, one of
favorite duck dishes ever.
Wagyu short ribs-Served without the bone in a super sauce,fav dish of night.
The dichotomy was that while the food was wonderful, the wine list exciting, and the service very helpful, and my company great, l wonder if l will return.
First will they be there ? Nine seats filled cannot make the mammoth nut they have.
Secondly, l do not think it was fun, quite fussy when not needed.
OTOH, Thank Heavens they offered ALC or l would not have been there in the first place.
$500/2 with two bottles of wine.
re: Delucacheesemonger
Your first reason is interesting and I actually take the opposite stance. I love Jungsik and would like to have it around for quite some time so I can continue enjoy the wonderful cuisine there. So, I try to recommend it to people I know as well as patronize it myself.
In terms of fussiness, I'm not sure about that. I find it no fussier than EMP or Per Se or Le Bernardin or any of other top restaurants in the city.
Glad you enjoyed the food there. :)
re: Cheeryvisage
You make my point. When last at Per Se, was fussy until the captain realized we were there for more fun, so as with most Michelin high starred places in Europe, it opened up.
At Jungsik it never got to be fun. Few smiles, no laughs. Perhaps not their bent or responsibility, but it is what l seek in better dining places as l do in neighborhood places. l do not enjoy the 'temple' atmosphere.
re: Delucacheesemonger
Ok so here's a question—would Michelin starred places in Japan similarly "open up" predicated on the mood of their guests? I do wonder if there are cultural differences at play.
re: calf
Actually at the four *** Michelin l have been to in Japan, while they were more reserved, they opened up a lot, more than l was expecting. In my travels in Asia, l have found the Koreans to be more American like both in good and bad ways than any other Asian culture and have enjoyed my visits to Korea as the people seem to be fun.
re: Cheeryvisage
More l think about the meal, the better it has become.
re: Cheeryvisage
I agree that they need more business at Jungsik to cover the overhead. However, I think the food is better than ever. I think the change in menu flexibility will help this tremendously. They need a good NY Times review or some Michelin stars, although I hate Michelin,it does seem to make a huge difference on getting a place packed. I do like the idea that I can walk in any time and get a table. Jungsik is in my neighborhood, so it is very convenient.
BLue Ribbon Izakaya is another place that can use more business, their space is huge and is usually empty.
As far as Jungsik service goes, I enjoy their good service. It has also improved tremendously. They lighten up a bit with me, as far as stiffness goes. I always have a good time at Jungsik, with an enjoyable meal.
re: foodwhisperer
Could anyone please detail the size differences for the ALC items a bit more? I know foodwhisperer opined that 5 half dishes or 3 full dishes would be more than enough, but I'm just trying to get a better sense of the differences so that we may mix and match the different sizes and dishes. Thanks.
re: Kirk_T
For example, the full size duck dish (great duck!) is 4 pieces of duck. The half-size is 2 pieces instead. I'll try to upload the photos I took of my meal this past Monday soon and update this thread.
re: Kirk_T
Cheery is spot on, the smoked jowl was 5-6 decent pieces, our duck was 6 pieces. The two apps we had were small enough l would not want to get the smaller portion especially if two are tasting from them. We had three full dishes apiece with no dessert or coffee and was enough food, not really too much.
re: Delucacheesemonger
I was a first-timer and had the tasting menu last night. I would endorse the very positive comments as to the quality of the food. There were so many great courses but for me the fish dishes stood out. Service was very good, not amazing. Atmosphere was quite good - it might have been three quarters full at its peak which warmed the place up quite a bit. The only reservation I have with what was an excellent overall experience was the size of the courses. I was still slightly hungry after 3.5 hours of dining, which surprised me after reading previous comments about the food size being adequate if not large. This wasn't my experience with other tastings, including Per Se, Bouley and Del Posto. Still, I will go back.
re: jewelin
Next time order a la carte small dishes. You will leave happy and stuffed.
Just came back from Jungsik...
All these reviews set my expectation pretty high and I was afraid to be disappointed.
Well, wow! What a dinner!
I was not hungry so I ordered only two savory dishes (small portions) and a dessert. Everything was absolutely delicious!
The amouse bouches, funny and tasty (especially the soups) as they should be.
The bossam, one of the best dishes I had in the last few months, the short ribs, perfection (I might have liked it even more without the tzaziki sauce, but it didn't hurt), and the strawberry cremeux, outstanding.
Service was impeccable and ambience really nice.
The overall experience and the fact that I live 3 blocks away made me decide that I'll be back really soon...
re: alepenazzi
What did you like about the strawberry cremeux? I was confused by it, I don't even recall the dish very well.
re: calf
The spinach sponge cake was the most unexpected part of it to be delicious, texture and taste were great, and the ice cream went so well with the strawberry... It was refreshing, sweet but not too sweet and I thought the strawberries were not overpowering the other flavors on the dish letting you taste each one of them.
I don't know why I liked it so much, I'm more of a chocolate person, but I thought it was the perfect end to that meal.
Maybe I was excited to have found such a good place 5 min from home, but I think that it was a really good, well thought and perfectly executed dessert..
re: alepenazzi
Glad to hear the food is still great. I chose the plum mousse last time for dessert. I do love that one can order a la carte now. I'm a few blocks away also. Although I hope they get some good publicity, so that they stay in business. If the publicity i.e. reviews , are too good , getting in will be a problem. That's what has happened at Ichimura, last 3 times I couldn't get a seat.
re: DebDude
You can do as you prefer.. They have both options, have a look at their website..
re: DebDude
Probably 90 pct of restaurants these days post their menus, and prices.
Marea, Jungsik included.
re: DebDude
I prefer the ala carte ordering. But for a first time meal , probably the tasting menu is a better idea. Once you know what you like, then pick an choose.


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"What is so special about human brain, as compared to other primates"?
I have been long researching on brain evolution, the organization and brain size, as well as their role in shaping today's human brain. However, as compared to other priamtes, I do not see what it is that makes the human brain so special!! Brain size wise, it apparently does not make us special: although humans do have the biggest sized brains amongst mammals, evidently it is not linked to their intelligence. What is it about the human brain that is so different and special???
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Mar 19 2012: humans have brains that are very special because they can combine the ability of the brain, emotional and spiritual, this is my opinion
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Mar 17 2012: I do not know the answer to this but I sure am living it right now. Everything that was easy is now hard. I was totally used to the way i was and one surgery and whammo- here I am. It is hard to type, to talk to stand. In the past, if I took a stand against bigotry, I had supporters, now I am shunned. Did the world change or did I?Mar 15 2012: The cortex of Albert Einstein had more connections between neurons than the average person. (I am still a bit horrified over the slicing and dicing of his brain.)
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Albert Einstein is, of course, well known for thinking thoughts well out of reach of every "other ""primate".
For the main difference I am thinking about the abillity to avoid contact with the hypothalamus/frontal cortex region, in fact, not to be distracted by "every day live".
I could be wrong but my guess is that FOXP2 is connected/interrelated to procreation. (For many generations humans can procreate all year round).
Mar 17 2012: Einstein's brain specifically had more connections in the Visual Cortex- - not particularly the entire brain. Einstein himself described his thought process as "visualizing" the observer as stationary or moving at the speed of light.
Would a simily enhancement in connectivity elsewhere produce remarkable results? For example, the auditory cortex- - would that make great music?
Is there any research in this type of question- - results would be fascinating, wouldn't they?
Has anyone studied methodologies which would allow us to create additional neural connections- - genetically, or in childhood or as adults? I was often told in college that if I studied something several different ways- -reading, speaking about the subject, teaching others about the subject, etc., that it would create more connections and improve long-term memory of the subject,. It makes intuitive sense, but I have never seen any science on the issue. This raises interesting ethical issues as well. Is it possible to increase IQ? Is that a good idea? While we in the 1st world probably do not need ditchdiggers any more, that may not be true elsewhere. What is the effect of increasing IQ on other human enterprises? If anyone knows about such studies, I would be interested to know.Mar 19 2012: To be more scientific it;s all about neurons and functions....
To be more spiritual it's all about nature and soul driven...
To be more social it's all about social environment who makes it worth being a part of body.Mar 19 2012: It's so special because we are all humans and we are the people doing the research. I think if primates were the superior being then they would study their own brain and call it special. Also, I think the human brain is so special because of all the great people who we respect because of their brain such as Albert Einstein or Thomas Edison and what they were able to accomplish given essentially the same basic resources that we have.Mar 18 2012: It's all the matter of complexity. almost all brain like structures and brains of primitive creatures are complex entities but human brain complexity has reached the self awareness threshold and that is the main difference. SELF AWARENESS. human brain has noticed its own existence. it has recognized the borders of oneself with the outer world and it has also realized its position and role in human system.Mar 18 2012: I do not think our brain is that special among primates.
What makes humanity special is spoken language.Mar 18 2012: I was just watching the news and they spoke about the president and his speech and then went over the debates. After that short time focused on politics I went to the TED site and saw this question. Are you sure that the human brain is special. At the end of Animal Farm the quote was, "they could not tell the pigs from the humans." And so it is with the politicians and the primates. Add a little smile to your diet every day. Best. BobMar 18 2012: Your perception of the world has changed. Look deep within yourself and you shall have the answers.Mar 17 2012: We have different neural connections and biochemical signals. And epigenetics may have many roles.Mar 17 2012: Please check out Chimpanzee Memory Test on youtube 2 minutes 53 seconds. By tehinfidel.
Mar 17 2012: That's truly amazing speed and accuracy, i tend to believe that's what i'm doing when i'm on the road. (yeah, right) Thanks for bringing it up, i almost forgot that i ever saw this.
Concerning the brain of the Chimpanzee, the training strongly involves the limbic system, when the task is completed, there's a bit of food, the numbers and their meaning are seated in the frontal lobe as are the function of the touchscreen and the fact that the numbers will disappear, all these are also reached by the limbic system.
However, procesing sight tends to use the cortex, now where did short term memory go?
This test does emphasize the differing of chimpanzee and human minds, it seems to me that human minds are a bit on the noisy side and can't keep up with "the strong silent type" of brain that belongs to the chimpanzee.Mar 17 2012: They all are 'biological machines' of the same kind, but the only thing significantly different is the mind, or the "software" of our brains. In terms of brain, scientifically its' "software" can be defined in terms of neural connections.Mar 16 2012: haha I shall thank you for posting a relative article, if anything!!
I actually have researched quite a lot about it and have found the following points as for what it is that makes the human brain unique:
1) Human have a 3 times bigger relative brain size (relative brain size: the analogy between body mass/weight and brain size..) than a hypothetical human primate of the same body size. It has not been proven that size is related to cognitive ability and therefore the aforementioned fact does not necessarily suggest that humans have an enhanced cognitive capability because of their brain size.. However, solely the fact that the human brain is 3 times larger than its expected size, does somewhat make the human brain unique.
2) The connectivity of the neurons in the brain and in particular the cerebral cortex are more developed than in other non human primates. Still, the actual different regions of the brain are the same ones in the human brain and the brain of other non human primates; for example a rat's brain consists of the same components as this of a human, however, the neural connections in a human brain are more developed. The above said (developed neural connectivity has been linked with enhanced intelligence)
3)Genes: FOXP2: a gene involved with language, speech production and reading, appears to have had a mutation. the mutant gene is apparent only in human brains, the original form of the gene is apparent in other mammals as well. the mutant gene has been linked to the ability for humans to speak, read etc.
another gene that only exists in the human brain: ASPM
:)Mar 16 2012: You'll have to forgive me for posting a cracked article here but I think this is quite relevant.
The suggestion of this article being that our expanded consciousness grants us many extraordinary talents but our origins are still overtly visible in our cultural failings.
Often you can learn as much about a system by studying it's failures as you can by studying it's achievements.
Comment deletedMar 14 2012: oh wow realy? thats interesting!! do you know any such genes?:)Mar 14 2012: I heard that our pre-frontal cortex, neo-cortex and its correlation with the mid-brain are big difference makers when it comes to us in comparison to other primates because our possibilities of experience and interest are more profound than that of our primate cousins. This is not to say that primates do not have meaningful experience (there have been reports of primates getting depressed so there has to be something meaningful to get depressed about).
Regardless of this, we are not going to find much of a difference regarding the shape and structure of our brains compared to that of a chimp (they look almost identical)...
So if we were to take a reductionist approach to this, I would have to state the the neuro activity/processing is much more developed and sophisticated in humans than they are in primates.
I'm interested in what others have to say about the subject but good questionMar 13 2012: I have found a few differences in fact!I think that must be it! :) Some differences in the prefrontal lobe, neocortex and on a gene (FOXP2) after a mutation!:)Mar 13 2012: I absolutely agree with both the point made hereby. however, I am looking for the physiological significant differences between humans and other primates and how the development or organization of these make us special. it is rather surprising that all the aforementioned traits (sense of self, ability to perceive someone's state and emotions etc etc) are the result of complex procedures within the brain. each of these traits, correspond to specific procedures in specific parts of the brain. for example, the so called "Broca's area" is a region in the cerebral cortex, responsible for the production of language. The same region can be found in the brain of a rat or a monkey! however, monkeys and/or rats do not speak! Why?? This is the question I am trying to resolve. Is it because humans, as compared to other primates, have more stimuli available to them? If so, then, wasn't it humans that created these stimuli at the first place?
Broca's area is just one example of the similarities between human and animal brains. In fact, if you compare the composition of a human brain and the composition of the brain of a rat they are made of the absolutely same components. the only difference between the human brain and that of the rat is that the latter lacks fissures and gyri as it is much smoother.
And I come back to the same question, why can we speak (for example) and a rat can not? What is it about out brain that makes us superior?
Mar 13 2012: Look, it is the function of the human brain that truly makes it special. Compare the chemical layout of the human brain versus the chemical layout of an another animal's brain.Mar 13 2012: Random ideas - the bits of the brain or brain process that support:
1) Language
2) Sense of self and richness of emotions
3) Ability to read the status/intent of others, caring what others think/feel and what they think about us
4) Problem solving and imagination
Language is the key to passing on knowledge and building on knowledge, for complex cooperation, the key to culture along with the raw intellectual power and self awareness.
It is possible to have thoughts or visualise something without words, but words give thoughts power, objects names, meaning, enable us to express and examine etcMar 13 2012: As far as the genetic influences are concerned, the gene FOXP2 which is associated with speech and language has been apparent in out ancestors as well. how come chimpanzees-that did have the foxp2 (and so do we, humans) could not speak and we can? environment i dont think plays a specific role in brain evolution itself. it does play a significant role in education and our acquired knowledge, morals etc etc but the physical properties of these procedures and how such information gets processed remains the same-similar to other primates!.. ?
Mar 13 2012: The slight difference between man and ape makes such a difference that it could divide a nation. There are key genetic sequences that enable us to use language unlike primates. Education enables you to facilitate a language because you are not born with a language but the ability to learn a language.Mar 14 2012: Actually, looking at the genetic makeup we are not much different from other mammals. What makes the difference is the gene expression. We all have a lot of genes that are not turned on, hence they are just there without doing anything.
Mar 15 2012: "Key" genetic sequences means the activated genes.Mar 12 2012: Absolutely . However, compared to other primates, the specific regions of the brain, each localized with its own function, seem to be apparent in other primates as well. regions connected with speech, language etc etc exist in all brain of other primates. however, what is it that makes it more developped in human brains?
Mar 12 2012: Primary: Genetics Influences: EnvironmentMar 12 2012: Brain size is worth nothing. It is the actual function of the regions of the brain.
Mar 17 2012: Sorry to but into this discussion, but you mentioned fissures and folding in the human brain- - is it not possible that such folding and fissures create more surface area, and that surface area also places more portions of the brain tissue into proximity with other parts- - thereby allowing more neural connections to be made because of that proximity? Sometimes it is the simplest things that can have huge effects. Do you know of any research in this field?


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James L. Roe Sr., 32, of Sandusky, died unexpectedly Sunday, Feb. 7, 2010.
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Using Resource File could be a good choice but it won't allow the content editors to enter the tranlations. Chris Brian talk about the language store which is quite flexible and easy to implement and solution is available at codeplex too
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I'm a bit confused on the moisture issue.... seems like some plasma users spend a ton of money on equipment to remove moisture from their air lines to extend consumable life while others spend under a hundred bucks. Something don't jibe.
I don't spray paint or use air tools that often I should sink a bunch of cash into a airline so I can cut steel faster than the speed of light. 99% of my saws and drills run off electric not air. I don't work with roller skates on either.
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well...I do a lot of bucket repair and you would have a hard time cutting through hard surface with a torch.....air arc or plasma is a must.if this is a pride thiing well ok then....I do plenty of my sidework with TIG just because.....but when someone is paying u to do work u do the most efficient job u can, no?
It's the same with buying quality tools. Everybody likes the big buck stuff. If you can afford them great. I was gonna buy the Milwaukee metal cutting circular saw for a specific project. Saw the price and figured it would take a long time to pay for it self . I bought the cheap harbor freight one and I can't believe it is still running. I've had such great results with it I know it will die now that I said this.
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I am not trying to be an ass with my replies. It just sounded like he was saying that a plasma wasn't worth it's weight.....two weeks ago a coworker and I had to skin 14 wooden concrete radius forms. This required upwards of 50 sheets of 14 gauge sheet metal. We had to trim every piece **** near......don't know what I would have done without the plasma....
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holy crap, makita still makes them things, i bought one back in 1987 for 500 bucks, i still have it, cutting 10 ga is a work out, especially long straight cuts, the steel after the cut rides up on the base, you will need to grap that thing real hard to keep it going and muscle it thru. also watch for sharp small pieces of steel coming up from underneath just trying to nail your fingers to the tool, have fun,
You guys arguing with tackit are spitting in the wind. He never said Plasma was bad, just that in HIS experience, HE did not need it. YMMV
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After all the negative comments about the machine I'm going to send it back. I asked about the machine on a couple of websites before I ordered it and no one brought up these serious problems .... Thanks for the negative information, I'll be sending it back...TODAY.
It's just I don't have the proper air system to run Plasma full time and I'm not going to spend a lot of money on a air system I use mostly to pump up tires and run air tools occasionally, which do fine with the $100 NAPA filter/regulator I have coming off the tank.
I have an electric powered Evolution circular saw, Ellis 1600 bandsaw, Milwaukee Port a Band, Milwaukee Chop Saw and my O/A outfit and tip cleaners to cut steel with, I'm in no bind because I don't use Plasma. All I'm saying is I'm not investing in an expensive air system just to run a plasma machine that I can do without.


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Recognizing the important role that public libraries play in supporting the nation's unemployed, IMLS and the U.S. Department of Labor Employment and Training Administration partnered in 2010 to foster connections between the nation's workforce agencies and its public libraries. In keeping with its support of workforce resources at public libraries, IMLS awarded grants in 2009 & 2010 to WebJunction and its partner, State Library of North Carolina (SLNC) for Project Compass. The program was designed to collect information about the increasing demands on library services due to the recession to provide training, to foster peer knowledge exchange between librarians about best practices in responding to unemployment issues, and to create a central online source for librarians looking to connect customers with workforce resources.
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Funded by Laura Bush 21st Century Librarian Program grants from the Institute of Museum and Library Services in 2009 & 2010, Project Compass was able to provide:
Year One Accomplishments
Year Two Goals
When the recession caused libraries to confront increasing demands from unemployed patrons seeking assistance in job-seeking, WebJunction saw an opportunity to help.
Responding to Workforce Community Needs
"Library Responses to Economic Tough Times", a survey of state librarians used to develop data for the state-by-state snapshots, demonstrated how much communities affected by the recession were relying on the support of the library. 94% of libraries reported increased patron demand for help finding jobs, writing resumes and cover letters, and filing online application forms. "When faced with unemployment, very often, people turn to the library first," says Gutsche. "It's almost instinctive. The library is a very trusted institution in the community." In contrast to many workforce development agencies, libraries are family-friendly, open longer hours and are often more readily accessible—there are only 3,000 workforce agencies in the country compared with 16,000 public libraries.
A topic of conversation between librarians at many of the summits was the necessity of working closely with other community agencies to best serve patrons' needs. Gutsche related the story of one library in Tacoma which began seeing a sudden rush of job-seeking patrons every night. "The workforce center across the street closed at five and all those people who had unfinished tasks flooded into the library. The library was able to shift its staffing patterns and understand what needs people were coming with by talking to the workforce agency staff. They came to a mutual agreement as to how they could best handle the sudden flow and keep meeting the needs of the patrons which is really the ultimate goal for everybody."
Discussions at the Project Compass summits revealed how much library response to the needs of unemployed patrons goes beyond traditional job-seeking help like resume-writing. Gutsche was surprised by "the extent to which libraries have had to serve patrons who have little to no computer experience in a job market that demands computer skills." Today, even jobs which require no computer knowledge often have online application processes—a daunting prospect for those unfamiliar with computers. Librarians were confronted with other equally challenging issues. Most importantly, how can the library help the unemployed in an economic situation where few jobs exist?
Program Implementation in Support of 21st Century Skills Development
Gutsche and her team were inspired by a comment from one South Carolina librarian at the first Project Compass summit: "It's really important for us, the library, to help people get on a path to something." Even if finding a job is particularly difficult, libraries play an important role in encouraging patrons to build the kind of skills that will make them competitive in a 21st century job market. "When you can't just plug [a patron] into a job there are other pathways that will help people start to develop skills that eventually will make them more empowered and more successful. It's helping people find their own direction and the library is the catalyst," says Gutsche. "It's a necessity due to the rapid changes of society and technology, this new necessity of life-long learning—it's no longer an option."
The idea of encouraging the development of 21st century skills—such as collaboration, communication, creative thinking, problem-solving techniques and familiarity with technology—shaped year two of Project Compass. Funded by a 2010 Laura Bush 21st Century Librarian Program grant, year two has focused on getting workforce resources straight to frontline library staff, both through a series of in-person workshops in areas of the nation with the highest unemployment rates and by further developing WebJunction's online resources into a free downloadable workshop guide for library staff unable to attend in-person sessions.
WebJunction understands that libraries have always been focused on life-long learning for their communities —that is what 21st century skills are about. The IMLS publication Museums, Libraries and 21st Century Skills influenced many of the workshop documents, including a self-assessment checklist for libraries to gauge their ability to nurture 21st century skills.
Collaborative Efforts for Workforce Recovery
IMLS and the U.S. Department of Labor Employment and Training Administration (ETA) are working together to encourage collaboration between the workforce investment system and public libraries. Click here to learn more about how state and local workforce investment boards, state workforce agencies, and One-Stop Career Centers can partner with public libraries.
About WebJunction
Based in Seattle, Washington, and Dublin, Ohio, WebJunction is supported in part by OCLC, grants from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and the Institute of Museum and Library Services, and the library community. More information is available at www.webjunction.org.
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The 20 Best Dancehall Songs Right Now
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The 20 Best Dancehall Songs Right Now
Dancehall is to roots reggae as rap is to R&B, and all this year it's been everywhere. From Kanye and Jay Z to Major Lazor and Selena Gomez, everybody's blending the beat of the Jamaican streets into their musical mix. But where do these international acts get their swag from? Look no further than Boomshots, the site that's all about highlighting the real uncut sounds straight from Jamrock. It's never a simple matter to put together a list of top tunes, especially in a genre that churns 'em out as fast as you blink. But here—in no particular order—are 20 dancehall cuts that have been running things this year. Turn it up loud and make sure you practice your dance moves before you hit the club.
1. Chronixx "Odd Ras"
Arguably the hottest new reggae artist on the Jamaican scene, Chronixx has been widely credited with leading a "roots revival." But as he explained in an exclusive Boomshots interview, he's a dancehall man at heart. But don't just take his word for it, listen to the way he rides this digital rhythm track. As Chronixx says, "Trend easy to follow / It no easy to set."
2. Stylo G ft. Sister Nancy "Badd"
Born in Jamaica and raised in London, Stylo G is the son of dancehall star Poison Chang so it's no mystery why he has a certain swag about him. From his fashion sense to his lyrics, Stylo quickly made a name for himself after relocating to South London, becoming a big player on the UK underground scene by spitting and writing for grime artists. Since dropping his Call Me a Yardie EP in 2011, he's established himself as one of the hottest stars in the UK dancehall scene, leading him to be nominated for two awards at this year's MOBOs. His latest track interpolates Sister Nancy's classic "Bam Bam" and the accompanying video was shot in the Notting Hill Carnival, Europe's biggest street party. What could be Badder than that?
3. I-Octane "Wine and Jiggle"
Coming from humble beginnings this Rasta youth once planned to become an architect but his love of music took over. Known for blending roots reggae consciousness with dancehall energy, Octane's performances are as fiery as his name implies. His latest hit, produced by Seanizzle is addressed directly to his female fans. Anytime this song plays in a dance the ladies know exactly what to do.
4. Sean Paul ft. Damian Marley "Riot"
Sean Paul gave up his career as a water polo star to make chart-topping dancehall hits like "Get Busy" and "Baby Boy," a duet with Beyonce. Damian Marley is Bob Marley's youngest son who decided to delve into dancehall reggae as opposed to the rootsier sound that his dad made famous. The two Grammy-winning stars connect for the first time on this blazing combination, spitting rapid-fire lyrics over an eclectic track that blends vintage dub, dubstep, and dancehall.
5. Stephen Marley ft Spragga Benz & Damian Marley "Bongo Nyah"
Stephen "Ragga" Marley is known for his remarkable singing and production skills, but on this banger from his forthcoming album Revelation Part 2: The Fruit of Life, he joins forces with his younger brother Damian and Spragga Benz to spit hot fire alongside two other champion lyricists. The beat is as simple as the lyrics are devastatingly complex. As the songs says: "Beat congo drum till Babylon retire." Rinse. Repeat.
6. Mavado ft. Nicki Minaj "Give It All To Me"
Mavado grew up in a rough patch of Kingston known as Cassava Piece. After linking with dancehall icon Bounty Killer, he emerged as a star in his own right and eventually landed a recording contract with DJ Khaled's "We The Best" imprint. Now known as the "Gully God," Mavado has collaborated with all sorts of international acts but there's something special about this song with Nicki Minaj, set to the twinkling keyboard and warm bass of JA Productions' Overdrive riddim. Nicki may be known as a hip-hop superstar but the Trinidad-born, New York-raised bashment girl is a dancehall lover from birth.
7. Popcaan "Unruly Rave" (clean version)
When Vybz Kartel released his global hit song "Clarks" he boosted sales for the British shoe brand worldwide. He also boosted the profile of his young protege Popcaan, aka the raving king. Since that time Papi has emerged as a star in his own right, dropping hit after hit with a specialty in party anthems. This year "Unruly Rave" has been on repeat in every party on the block.
8. Wayne Marshall ft. Agent Sasco "Stupid Money"
Wayne Marshall has been a big name in the dancehall game for a minute now, but since he linked with the Marley brothers' Ghetto Youths International crew, he's been going extra hard. [LINK: http://www.boomshots.com/index.php/2012/07/interview-wayne-marshall-talks-go-hard-ghetto-youths-link/] Over a bouncy rhythm track, Marsheezy and Sasco dumb out about dollars. They may be the root of all evil, but they sure are fun to spend. And rarely has filthy luchre inspired such eloquent expressions of enthusiasm. These two are all about their paper, so if it don't make dollars it don't make sense.
9. Jo Mersa "Comfortable"
This young raggamuffin might be a new face on the scene but music sure does run through his veins. He's the grandson of Bob Marley and son of Stephen Marley When asked about whether he felt any pressure living up to this mighty musical legacy [LINK: http://www.boomshots.com/index.php/2013/02/reasoning-with-joe-mersa/] he said he didn't really think about it in that way, preferring to simply let his talent speak for itself as he carves out his own melodic dancehall sound. The "don't look down" approach seems to be working for him as Mersa keeps rising to higher heights.
10. Mr. Vegas "Party Tun Up"
Few dancehall acts have been able to make hit records that translate from the streets of Jamaica all the way to international pop charts. Fewer still have been able to do it more than once. From his breakout hit "Heads High" to more recent radio killers like "Pull Up" and "Bruck It Down" Mr. Vegas has proven time and time again that he's got the magic touch on the microphone. His latest musical bombshell is a song about what takes places on the dance floor when the girls get wild. Put this record on and you'll see exactly what he means.
11. Shaggy ft. Peetah Morgan & Tessanne Chin "Deadly Love"
Shaggy has sold millions of records with his pop-influenced dancehall records like "Mr. Boombastic," "Angel" and "It Wasn't Me." This year he took his artistry to the next level with an album called "Out of Many, One Music" with rhythm tracks laid down by the legendary drum and bass duo Sly & Robbie. As always Mr. Lover Lover stays ahead of the game, collaborating with all-star vocalists like Peetah of Morgan Heritage fame and Tessanne Chin, who's become well known to known viewers of NBC's The Voice. The lyrics are all about a love affair so irresistible it's dangerous. The same could be said for the song itself.
12. Tifa "Lyrically Educated"
Now known as the "Princess of the Dancehall," Tifa has overcome some unusual difficulties along the way. Her legs were mis-shapen from birth, but her mother filled her with confidence, an arts education, and best of all a healthy sense of humor so that she's not afraid to call herself the "bent foot girl." Today she's a local celebrity with endorsement deals, hits on the radio, and a sense of style like nobody else. "Lyrically Educated" is a classic Tifa track that displays both her dexterity on the microphone and—in the surreal video—her quirky visual sense. Keep your eye on Tifa, she's going places.
13. Romain Virgo ft Konshens "We No Worry Bout Them"
Romain Virgo made his name by winning a Jamaican TV talent show called "Rising Stars." Since then he's emerged as one of the finest reggae singers of his generation. On this pulse-pounding selection he teams up with dancehall hitmaker Konshens to declare their indifference to haters and make it perfectly clear that the source of their inspiration is all about the girls.
14. RDX "Kotch"
This duo, whose initials stand for "Reggae Dancehall Xtraordinaire," spent the past couple of years keeping their fans in tip-top physical condition. Throw away your gym membership and forget Bikram yoga, you can get a great aerobic workout learning the moves described in RDX's music—from "Turn Around" to "Broad Out," and most recently "Kotch," these two will mash it up! If you want to put your moves to the test then try going to a live show. But be sure not to turn up with a messy hairstyle and be sure to wear rubber soles.
15. Vybz Kartel "Compass"
Vybz Kartel is one of the (in)famous artists in dancehall history. The controversial lyrical genius calls himself the voice of the Jamaican ghetto and his fans in Kingston call hin the "World Boss." He recently released a three-album set called Kartel Forever: The Trilogy including this song about how he takes care of his woman so that she's "safer than 10 padlock." And when the World Boss says he's taking care of you, you'd better believe it.
16. Macka Diamond "Dye Dye" (clean version)
Oh gosh! Macka Diamond's a dancehall veteran who scored the biggest hit of her career this year with a song that defies explanation. But if the music video for this "love saga" is any indication, "Dye Dye" is a melody you sing to your loved one when you're making beautiful music together.
17. QQ tt. Venomous "One Drop"
As with many talents, QQ started in the game as as a child star. But unlike most dancehall acts he's had the opportunity to collaborate with huge international acts from an early age—these days hanging with Missy Elliot is just the norm! It's a proven fact in dancehall that you can never have too many songs about how to "whine" your waistline, and creating a brand new move is an extra bonus. QQ's latest smash sparked a dance craze in JA. Try this if you think you're fit enough.
18. Busy Signal "Same Way"
Like so many youths from the hard side of town, Busy Signal has faced his fair share of trials and tribulations on his way to stardom. But these days Busy is living the Jamaican dream. No wonder, then, that he celebrates his accomplishments on this bouncy, uptempo track, released on his own Turf records imprint. The takeaway is that no matter what life throws at him, Busy makes it work in his favor. We could all learn from a youth like Busy, and strive to make positive moves in the very same way.
19. Cham & O "Bend Down" (clean version)
Now that they're considered one of dancehall's power couples it's kinda hard to believe that Cham and O's musical partnership came as a sheer fluke. After Cham asked his wife Ophelia to "fill in" some vocals on a track he'd laid down—so he could send it out for someone else to voice—he realized he didn't have to look any further! Since then Cham's hard-hitting lyrics and his lady's catchy hooks have led to some serious moves in the dance. Check out how the couple cope as lovers and pro's in the game.
20. Lady Saw "Heels On"
When Saw puts her mind to something she gives it her best shot. And to think the Queen of the Dancehall made this tune just as she was deciding to get out of the game! During the song's video shoot Saw explained that this track came about from one of her personal experiences a while back—judging by the sentiment, it sounds like it was a special moment.


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There were countless great moments that occurred at the former Riverfront Stadium in Cincinnati. It was the home of the Big Red Machine throughout the 1970s. The site of Pete Rose's record-breaking hit. Home of the 1990 World Series Champs. Scene of the thrilling 1999 pennant race. Fans of the Reds, you will love this panoramic view of the former home of your team!
With this poster, you are transported back to another great moment at the stadium. It was late in the 1998 season, the year of The Great Home Run Chase, and who was at bat? Mark McGwire of the visiting St. Louis Cardinals. The Reds were already out of the pennant race, but the stands are packed and everyone is on their feet. McGwire did not go deep that day...but we all know how his season ended.
Like all prints in photographer Rob Arra's Everlasting Images series, every detail of the ballpark is in perfect focus, and as you pan across the image you feel like you are actually there. For fans of the Reds, this item belongs in a nice frame in a prominent place on your wall.
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A new SEC filing by Geoffrey Raynor, a Texas investor opposed to the proposed acquisition of Cedar Fair by Apollo Global Management, shows that he now controls 17 percent of Cedar Fair's voting units.
Raynor said in an earlier statement that he opposes the merger and is asking other unitholders to vote against it.
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