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Sonneman 4391.57 Chrome Zylinder 1 Light Wall Sconce with Glass Shade
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Technical Specs
|Assembly Instructions
|Backplate Diameter
|Base Color
|Bulb Base
|Medium (E26)
|Bulb Included
|Bulb Type
|Compact Fluorescent, Incandescent
|Energy Star
|Contemporary, Modern
|Light Direction
|Ambient Lighting
|Location Rating
|Dry Location
|Number of Bulbs
|Product Weight
|Shade Color
|Shade Height
|Shade Material
|Shade Shape
|Shade Width
|Suggested Room Fit
|Bedroom, Dining Room, Foyer, Kitchen, Living Room, Office
|Swing Arm
|UL Listed
|UL Rating
|Dry Location
|Vintage Edison Bulb
|Watts Per Bulb
- Glass Shade
- UL Listed for Dry Locations
Lamping Technology:
- Bulb Base - Medium (E26): The E26 (Edison 26mm), Medium Edison Screw, is the standard bulb used in 120-Volt applications in North America. E26 is the most common bulb type and is generally interchangeable with E27 bulbs.
- Compatible Bulb Types: Nearly all bulb types can be found for the E26 Medium Base, options include Incandescent, Fluorescent, LED, Halogen, and Xenon / Krypton.
- ADA: No
- Backplate Diameter: 5"
- Bulb Base: Medium (E26)
- Bulb Included: No
- Bulb Type: Compact Fluorescent, Incandescent
- Energy Star: No
- Height: 16"
- Light Direction: Ambient Lighting
- Location Rating: Dry Location
- Number of Bulbs: 1
- Product Weight: 7 lbs
- Shade: Yes
- Shade Color: Clear
- Shade Height: 11"
- Shade Material: Glass
- Shade Shape: Cylinder
- UL Listed: Yes
- UL Rating: Dry Location
- Vintage Edison Bulb: Yes
- Voltage: 120v
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Our SKU: 4391
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- Chrome
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3 Questions from the Community
The Sonneman 4391 can be mounted upside down.
Can this fixture be mounted upside down?
A. The Sonneman 4391 can be mounted upside down.
The Sonneman 4391 must be hard-wired in order to function properly.
Can this fixture be hard-wired?
A. The Sonneman 4391 must be hard-wired in order to function properly.
The plate at the wall attached to the junction box on the Sonneman 4391 is black. If you have any other questions I would be happy to help. Thank you and enjoy your day today.
What is the finish of the plate at the wall attached to the junction box? Chrome?
A. The plate at the wall attached to the junction box on the Sonneman 4391 is black. If you have any other questions I would be happy to help. Thank you and enjoy your day today.
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Warranty Info
Sonneman – A Way Of Light, Inc. products when properly installed and under normal conditions if use, are warranted to our customers only to be free from defects in material and workmanship at time of shipment. All warranty claims must be asserted within one year from date of shipment of the subject items; thereafter warranty claims will not be honored. Customer's sole remedy for a warranty claim or otherwise shall be limited to repair or replacement of the subject product if it is shown to have been defective in material or workmanship at time of shipment. Sonneman – A Way Of Light, Inc.'s sole and maximum liability for defective product shall never exceed the cost of the subject product. Except for such warranty and exclusive remedy as stated, (and the express warranty of title), we disclaim all other warranties, warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose. In no event shall we be liable to customer in warranty, contract negligence, consequential, which are alleged to be caused by one or more of our products, beyond the cost to the customer of a subject product or products. Therefore, the customer's sole and exclusive remedy against us for breach of warranty, breach of contract, or in negligence or in strict subject product at our option (excluding installation and removal charges which shall not be our liability) or, if we choose, refund of the purchase price. No agent, employee or representative of Sonneman – A Way Of Light, Inc. has any authority to hold Sonneman – A Way Of Light, Inc.'s to any affirmation, representation or warranty concerning goods sold by Sonneman – A Way Of Light, Inc. and, unless an affirmation, representation or warranty made by an agent, employee or representative is specifically included herein, or in Sonneman – A Way Of Light, Inc.'s acknowledgement or Buyers purchase order, or in standard printed materials provided by Sonneman - A Way Of Light, Inc., it does not form a part of the basis of any deal between Sonneman – A Way Of Light, Inc. and Buyer and will not in any way be enforceable by Buyer.
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Migration naturalisation frustration
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Was just watching a UK mystery-crime show when one of the cops recited the right-to-silence statement, which includes the phrase
You do not have to say anything. But it may harm your defence if you do not mention when questioned something which you later rely on in court. Anything you do say may be given in evidence.This seems backwards to the law in the States where nothing you say to the police is useful for your defense. I'm curious about the legal circumstances under which answering police questions would benefit the accused. [more inside]
The alternative is removing either the dashboard or my knees...
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Do you know a programme that showed a dance in a swimming pool?
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Getting started with British inheritance and tax
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What type of "everyday" items should I bring back from a trip to the UK?
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UK: "Standard" deposit deductions for cleaning a newly-fit carpet?
This is a UK question! I just left the UK along with my old rented flat. My landlord is suggesting some "standard" deductions for cleaning the carpets "because they were newly fitted just before checking in". Can they base this on anything?! [more inside]
Tell me about living in Leeds or Cardiff!
My husband and I are considering a temporary relocation to the UK from Canada - he plans to apply to various MA programs at UK universities in the next year or two. We'd love to learn more about life in Leeds and Cardiff as they are two cities with programs he's interested in. We've read previous AskMeFi threads on Cardiff here and here. [more inside]
Giclée printer in the uk
I need to get 4 roughly A3 sized giclée prints produced from my own digital artwork for an art show and I'm looking for a printing company in the UK. I really need them by the end of the coming week. I live in a rural area so I need somewhere that does mail order. There is a general print shop in my nearest town but I don't think they'll be able to do the quality I'll need from an ordinary print (although I could be wrong I've done this before) I've tried a couple of companies with other things but I was not happy with the quality of one and the other has still not delivered a week after their quoted turn around time. Does anyone have any recommendations?
What's the best way for a UK company to pay American worker bees?
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Riding a motorbike in the UK on a US license: What are the rules?
I moved to the UK earlier this year for work, and have recently bought a Vespa scooter. I had an unrestricted motorcycle license in the US (Illinois, specifically). I'm in the process of getting the Vespa insured, and am applying for my provisional license (with the aim, of course, of taking CBT and getting a full license down the road.) As I understand it, I'm technically allowed to ride on my US license for the first 12 months I'm here. I also understand that, were I a British citizen acquiring his first motorcycle license, I would not be allowed to carry a passenger until I'd passed the test for a full (not provisional) license. Does that rule apply to me as well? Also, do the 'L' plate restrictions change at all for my situation? [more inside]
My Job As A Sex Worker and British Naturalisation
I am an American national with indefinite leave to remain in the UK and have been here since 2005. I am registered self employed as a dominatrix - yes they seem to have a category for this at Inland Revenue - and it seems that in order to naturalise as a British citizen, I will need to send the Home Office a statement of accounts with my application! So there's no hiding it (not that I would want to). My question is - will being an out sex worker make them pause at granting me citizenship, because of the good character requirement?
UK IT Job search
What's the "go to" job search site for ICT jobs in the UK?
Have I been a "continuous" resident of the UK?
Five years ago I immigrated to the UK on the basis of ancestry. I am now applying for Indefinite Leave to Remain. Since my visa status changed partway through this period, I am worried that my residence may not be considered "continuous". Has anyone applied under similar circumstances? Alternatively, can anyone recommend the best forum on which to ask such a question? [more inside]
chocolate in the UK
Is my sense of taste changing with age, or have chocolate bars become disgusting lately? It now seems massively oversweet to an oppressive degree, plus some other intense taste that might be salt, and with very little chocolate-ness. It's become a sort of 'why would I eat that?' thing for me. Cadburys, Nestle, Thorntons (!), Mars, Rowntrees, Ferrero roche, and especially Guylian. I haven't splashed out on luxury chocolate recently so don't know if they're part of this taste disappointment syndrome. Is anyone else noticing the same thing? Why might this be?
Where are all the ready-to-settle-down men in London?
You are male, single, employed, 20/30-ish, looking to settle down and start a family with a similar lady within the next three years or so. Where in London do you go to find potential dates? (Asking for a friend.)
I need more slipper socks, it's getting cold.
I live in the UK, and I've never really nailed down a place to get great slipper socks. I really want these Acorn slipper socks, but nowhere seems to ship to the UK. Can anyone recommend either a place to buy them, or very similar ones?
Uk autumn/winter based bicycle clothing suggestions please
I have been cycling around 10 miles a day round trip to work and back and have managed quite well in shorts and tshirt all summer. I have just been on holiday and come to the realisation that it is going to be wet and wild in Britain from now on. I need some great clothing suggestions please! Waterproof, cold proof, breathable items are a must!
Potential issues with importing a Wii U from UK to Australia?
If I were to import a Wii U from the UK to Australia, what problems might I face? Inability to access bundled downloads? [more inside]
Where to buy a good cheap computer for minecraft?
I want to buy a computer, for homework and minecraft, for less than £300 in the UK. Where can I find one? [more inside]
Cross-border marriage - what are the issues?
Due to a series of very bad events, my wife and I have ended up employed in two different countries. We are both American by nationality and university professors by profession, currently employed in the Netherlands. Her new position, for which she is applying for a visa now, is in Scotland. She cannot have her old job back, and I do not have a position in Scotland. So we are both foreigners in the countries in which we are employed, and we are (or, rather, will be soon) employed in two different countries. What are some of the immigration issues we need to consider here? [more inside]
UK Employment Law for American bosses
I now have an employee in the UK. What do I need to know? [more inside]
Cats on a plane!
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Investing £12,000 in Britain
Advice please for hands-off medium to long term investment of about £12,000 in Britain, with complication. [more inside]
help me give her the nicest used cookery
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Ill have what the yanks are having.....
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Help us find a reputable moving company.
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That's, like, pretty deep, man
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where can I buy a standing desk in the UK?
I want to buy a standing desk, and I am willing to spend money on it. It doesn't seem possible to find the model I want in the UK. I'd also like to actually try the product before I buy it. Is there some kind of standing desk showroom I can actually visit (preferably, in London)? Do you have any other model recommendations? Details of search and criteria inside. [more inside]
Is EquityKey available in the UK?
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You say heatwave, I say tomato, no, what?
Over the past few days, I've seen reports in the British media about the upcoming heatwave featuring sky-high blazing temperatures of over 30C. What? [more inside]
Lloyds UK bank account suspneded while I am in the USA!
Hi all, So my UK Lloyds regular bank account was suspended while I was in the USA and now they want me to show up in a local branch. I have spent three days on the phone explaining to them that I cannot because I am in the USA at the moment. They insist that I do and until then all my funds are frozen! Nightmare! It looks like I will have to fly home just to show my face at the branch so I can access my funds. Anyone had anything like this? Do I really have to fly back to the UK just to ID myself? Thank you!
What to do in the UK and thereabouts?
My wife and I are planning on going to visit my sister's family in Oxford in late August in September. We are in the US. We figured we'd just get around to booking some flights, and everything else would fall into place. Well, it has not! We're not sure where to go, what to do, and how long to do it, so we're looking for suggestions. [more inside]
I live in London and need an ISP that's not horrible.
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How university works in the UK
I'm US-ian, married to a Brit. We live in the UK with our fifteen-year-old, who will probably want to go to university. No one in my husband's family has completed university, and I want to make sure our child has the best chance to succeed in his application and time at university. I know how college and grad school work in the US. What might I not know about how things work in the UK? He's interested in science, if that makes a difference.
Best dual us/uk bank account
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How do I unpickle my California arrest warrant?
I (think I) have an outstanding arrest warrant in California. I'm in the UK. I don't have any references, dates or details. [more inside]
Do you know a good mail forwarding service from the UK - Canada?
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Help me find a new job in the UK
[UK Job Hunting] I'm looking for a new job and my usual roster of recruitment agencies and contacts are failing to come up with anything either interesting, in London or at my level of seniority. If you were hunting for a senior position role in London right now, what places/companies/services would you be using or doing? [more inside]


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From the August 10, 2007 Argos/Roughriders game in Toronto. A promotion for a tour company goes, um, awry, when they somehow pick the (drunkest? deafest? fastest?) woman in the stadium to blindfold and have search for a banner, aided only by the shouts of the crowd. Alas, Ashley ignored them – apparently she was following voices of her own.
Watch to the end. It's worth it:
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Chino Says:
August 22nd, 2007 at 11:25 am
It was a terrible idea to select Marlee Matlin from the crowd to do that event.
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August 28th, 2007 at 11:04 am
I'm don't mean to pick nits here, but your mission statement clearly states:
"no fat chicks"
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October 15th, 2007 at 3:55 pm
One of the single funniest things I've ever seen
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All Rise...
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Editor's Note
Our reviews of Christmas Time In South Park (published November 28th, 2007), South Park: The Complete First Season (published April 7th, 2003), South Park: The Complete Second Season (published March 8th, 2004), South Park: The Complete Third Season (published January 14th, 2004), South Park: The Complete Fourth Season (published July 19th, 2004), South Park: The Complete Fifth Season (published February 23rd, 2005), South Park: The Complete Sixth Season (published October 11th, 2005), South Park: The Complete Seventh Season (published March 21st, 2006), South Park: The Complete Eighth Season (published August 29th, 2006), South Park: The Complete Ninth Season (published February 28th, 2007), South Park: The Complete Tenth Season (published August 21st, 2007), South Park: The Complete Eleventh Season (published August 12th, 2008), South Park: The Complete Fifteenth Season (Blu-ray) (published March 23rd, 2012), South Park: The Complete Seventeenth Season (Blu-ray) (published October 29th, 2014), South Park: The Complete Eighteenth Season (Blu-ray) (published November 10th, 2015), South Park: A Little Box Of Butters (published October 13th, 2010), South Park: Imaginationland (published March 24th, 2008), South Park: The Complete Twelfth Season (published March 9th, 2009), South Park: The Complete Twelfth Season (Blu-Ray) (published March 10th, 2009), South Park: The Cult Of Cartman: Revelations (published October 1st, 2008), South Park: The Hits, Volume 1 (published November 8th, 2006), South Park: The Passion Of The Jew (published September 13th, 2004), South Park, Volume 2 (published January 21st, 2000), and South Park, Volume 5 (published January 21st, 2000) are also available.
The Charge
"We have to warn Matt and Trey that what they are doing is stupid and they will probably wind up like Theo van Gogh for airing this show. This is not a threat, but a warning of the reality of what will likely happen to them."—Revolution Muslim web writer Abu Talhah al Amrikee on South Park's 200th episode.
Opening Statement
Barring mock news shows like The Daily Show and Colbert Report, South Park is television's most prominent source of up-to-date satire. Politics, sports, pop culture—if it's worth talking about, creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker will chew it up and spit it out in a thoughtful and thoroughly tasteless manner. Even more charming is the show's range of comedic fodder, which manages to work in everything from Lovecraftian Elder Gods and substance abusing towels, to a porn addicted Jesus Christ.
But not everything is up for grabs. When a two-part episode jokes about threatening to show the Muslim prophet Muhammad, the two hit a nerve with some cut-rate Muslim extremists, who answered back with the aforementioned death threat (see: The Charge). If you somehow missed this headline grabbing moment, Theo van Gogh was a Dutch documentarian murdered by an extremist for his short documentary on violence against Muslim women. This caused panic within Comedy Central's ranks, who censored any reference to the religious figure within the episode. South Park: The Complete Fourteenth Season arrives on Blu-ray censored, but still standing. Regardless of bleeps, it is one of the finest season's in the show's long history.
Facts of the Case
All fourteen Season 14 episodes are presented on two Blu-ray discs…
Disc One
• "The Tale of Scrotie McBoogerballs"
• "Medicinal Fried Chicken"
• "You Have 0 Friends"
• "200"
• "201"
• "Crippled Summer"
Disc Two
• "It's a Jersey Thing"
• "Insheeption"
• "Coon 2: Hindsight"
• "Mysterion Rises"
• "Coon Vs. Coon and Friends"
• "Crème Fraiche"
The Evidence
Season 14 is notable for its emphasis on multi-part story arcs. While the show often faltered under the weight of previous epic plots (e.g. "Imaginationland"), both "200" and "201 and "The Coon" trilogy stand tall among the series' greatest episodes. What's most amazing about these arcs is the sheer amount of genuinely great writing on display, censored or not.
First up are the infamous "200" and "201" episodes. Designed to act like "best of" clip shows without the lazy repetition of old clips, Stone and Parker rely heavily on callbacks to the show's most wildly popular storylines and characters, building upon series mythology in typically chaotic, action-heavy style. These episodes manage to expand upon one the show's most long unanswered questions: the true identity of Cartman's father. Our big-boned hero is aided on his journey by former Vietnam vet/con artist/hand puppet, Mitch Connor, a character that's easily among the most hilarious personas in Cartman's fractured psyche (Connor's Platoon-style Vietnam flashback must be seen to be believed).
Sadly, Connor and Cartman's subplot is the only thing that remains uncensored in "201," the arc's second part that's butchered by Comedy Central's bleeping of dialogue every time Muhammad is spoken about. This includes bleeping out the episode's climactic morality speech, delivered by Stan. The episode is prefaced by a series of title cards explaining that the bleeps were not intended as a Meta joke on the audience, but a mini-commentary by Stone and Parker that includes two minutes of an extended, clearly sardonic censoring that brings this claim into question.
Stone and Parker are infamous for perpetrating hoaxes on their audience, making excessive amounts of deliberate bleeping (most obscenities are bleeped, too) not out of the question. Intentional or not, the choice kills the jokes (even in the commentary), leaving Cartman's storyline to pick up the slack, which it totally does. I just wish the rest of the episode had a chance.
"The Coon Returns," "Mysterion Rises," and "Coon Vs. Coon and Friends" creates a compelling trinity that, along South Park: Bigger, Longer, and Uncut, is among the best character work Stone and Parker have managed to date. The episode skewers BP's oil spill in the gulf (the company and its critics), and builds toward the more important exploration of Kenny and Cartman's super heroic alter egos. In the process, the show finally addresses the issue of Kenny's immortality, explaining how he's continually kept returning from the grave despite being brutally killed in almost every episode.
One of the most important aspects here is that Kenny, a largely mute character, is given voice by Mysterion. Through this convention, the details of Kenny's abilities reveal him as the most complex and tragic character on South Park, not to mention something of a total badass. The ideas behind Mysterion would make a fine superhero property outside of the show, but Stone and Parker fit him perfectly into the mythology, making Mysterion a most ingenious piece of fan service. I never thought integrating Cthulhu and his minions would ever be the icing on the cake of any storyline, but they're overshadowed by Kenny/Mysterion's struggle, as evidenced by their hilariously flippant vanquishing in "Coon Vs. Coon & Friends."
While the multi-part episodes are the set's greatest accomplishment, the single episodes accompanying them are just a good. Well, mostly.
"Sexual Healing" is a fine take on the media's hypocritical attitude toward rich men cheating on their spouses. Tiger Woods' tabloid-reported actions are among the funniest jokes here, playing out through the context of a Tiger Woods video game.
"Medicinal Fried Chicken" and "Crème Fraiche" represent the season's more Randy centric episodes, which always deliver. The beauty of Randy lies in the fact he reaffirms every sad assumption society ever had about middle class, middle-aged fathers, making Homer Simpson look like Ward Cleaver by comparison. Whether he's masturbating to the Food Network or microwaving his testicles, Randy never disappoints.
"Poor and Stupid" is a classic Cartman episode, refreshingly mocking common perceptions of NASCAR and its fans, without ever taking shots at the sport itself (itself a far too easy target). Like every Cartman episode, it has a rise-and-fall story that ends with the joke on him. A healthy dose of Vagisil humor doesn't hurt anything either.
"You Have 0 Friends" parodies Tron (many months before Tron: Legacy was garnering mainstream buzz), analogizing the film's rogue program plotline with Facebook's meteoric rise. It's a nerdy treat, boasting some especially fine digital animation.
"The Tale of Scrotie McBoogerballs" is the season's one Butters-centric episode. Butters has been a fifth member of The Boys gang for some time now, sharing equal screen time with Cartman, Kenny, Kyle and Stan. Thank God, as he remains, without a doubt, the most consistently funny member of the group, through his meek personality and blind naiveté. Butters' accidental ascension to best-selling author sharply pokes fun at the literary world, while America's over-analysis of titles like "Scrotie McBoogerballs" and "The Poop That Took A Pee" puts those all-too-serious pop culture critics (like me) in their place.
"It's A Jersey Thing" starts out as a predictable indictment of the self-absorbed subjects of Jersey Shore but crescendos into a literal war against celebration of "Jersey" behavior. Did I mention Snooki is a rat monster that rapes Butters and Cartman? Yeah, that's there, too.
"Crippled Summer" is the oddball adventure of the set, combining a Meatballs-style summer camp story (the setting is Camp Tardica, for the mentally disabled) with Looney Tunes-style characters (the disabled kids) and Towelie's struggle with drug addiction. All of this is framed in the style of HBO's Intervention. Even for South Park, it's a kitchen sink episode, one that works in spite of itself. It has my vote for the absolute funniest of the set, but that might have something to do with the inclusion of a mating Lake Shark.
Unfortunately, "Insheeption" gets my vote as not only Season 14's worst episode, but one of the worst in the show's storied history; a spoof of Inception perpetrated by two guys who didn't really get the point of the film (In the commentary, Trey admits to having not even seen it). I have no problem with South Park mocking Christopher Nolan's film, but the way they go about it (combining the original plotline with a spoof of Hoarders) is forced and juvenile. The funniest joke has one of the scientists singing Inception's iconic theme during convoluted exposition, but that's about all the episode has going for it. Well, an appearance by Freddy Krueger is also pretty clever.
Despite the censoring of "201," Comedy Central does a typically solid job with the Blu-ray. The 1080p full HD video looks stunning, with an exquisite color palette and incredibly crisp animation. It isn't perfect, though. During "Crippled Summer" the video briefly lags, creating a strange split where the video freezes on the top and bottom of the screen. It lasts for fraction of a second and evens out for the remainder of the episode, making it a minor flaw at best. The TrueHD 5.1 mix sounds crystal clear, a very basic track with solid details, but nothing that'll knock your socks off.
Extras are standard for a South Park season. Mini-commentaries for each episode by Matt and Trey are a ton of fun, if all too short (some are only two minutes long). The guys mostly discuss the origins of every show, before getting bored and moving onto the next. Deleted scenes are also included, as well as a bonus Season 13 episode, "The Coon."
Closing Statement
As South Park grows older, I am amazed at how consistently funny and cutting edge it remains. I'm happy to say Season 14 manages to exceed expectations, nailing its topical targets between the eyes, nine times out of ten, in fresh and hilarious ways. South Park: The Complete Fourteenth Season is well worth the fans' time and money on Blu-ray.
The Verdict
Definitely not poor and stupid.
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Dress up, and be prepared for some gooooooooood Cajun-Creole vitals? One of SB all time tops.
Favorite Dish: anything Jambalaya or crawfish or blackened, anything that has moo-ed (filet) or swam (red-fish).
also, order the LOUISIANA BREAD PUDDING SOUFFL�... you need do this when you order your main course. so save room!
Address: 8 East Cota Street, Santa Barbara, CA, 93101
Price Comparison: more expensive than average
Directions: near State Street intersection. (where the bars are)
Price: US$31-40
Rating: 0
Theme: American
Website: http://www.palacegrill.com/
If you know Woodstock?s, then you have lived or been through some of the smaller college towns on the west Coast. So Far I have found a Woodstock?s in SB, San Luis Obispo, Davis, Chico, Corvallis OR, and I think I heard about one up in Humboldt. (incase you don't know the correlation, these are all small to med size college towns)
This one is locate in Isle Vista - or called I.V. (neighborhood adjacent to the UCSB campus) 15 minute north of SB
Favorite Dish: Pineapple and pepperoni Pizza and a pitcher of beer
Address: 928 Embarcadero Del Nort, Goleta, CA 93117
Price Comparison: less expensive than average
Directions: near the IVBC in IV next to UCSB
Phone: (805) 968-6969
Price: less than US$10
Rating: 0
Theme: Pizza
Website: http://www.woodstocksiv.com
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This is a nice restaurant that sits in a little cove right on the beach. I?ve mainly gone here for breakfast and lunch followed by a walk on the beach or a little climb up the cliff behind the eatery.
One time I was sitting there with my family easting, and we saw three groups of dolphins. (would that be 3 pods?) They all congregated in the surf directly in front of the Pelican. They met and you could tell they were playing around and having a great time. After about 20 minutes, they disbanded. This is not an uncommon site in SB, I hope you can witness this as well.
Favorite Dish: For breakfast, our open-faced breakfast sandwich on foccacia and our fruit waffles. For lunch, our apple-wood smoked bacon sandwich.
Address: 2981-1/2 Cliff Dr. Santa Barbara CA 93109
Price Comparison: about average
Phone: 805-687-4550
Price: US$11-20
Rating: 0
Theme: Local
This is basically a strictly breakfast (& lunch) restaurant. Can you tell I like the spicy foods? Anyway, best breakfast in town, and a few locations around the area. one is within walking distance to Paseo Nuevo Mall
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1924 De La Vina, Santa Barbara, 687-2062
6831 Hollister, Goleta, 571-1517
Favorite Dish: The Hot sausage is good or gumbo or some bacon, eggs, and pancakes. They also have VERY good apple butter. (Which is amazingly hard to find in California)
Address: check in description
Price Comparison: about average
Phone: check in description
Price: less than US$10
Rating: 0
Theme: Breakfast
Website: http://www.cajunkitchensb.com
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I happened to find Brophy?s my first time thru Santa Barbara when I was visiting colleges. It was one of the many things that left a good taste in my mouth about this place. I can?t say I ever regretted making my choice.
This is a fun place with a lively atmosphere. People sometimes dress up, but if you are wearing some sandals / flip-flops and an old t-shirt, you will fit right in.
Make sure you arrive early, there is a wait, and they don?t take reservation. Wait the extra time and sit outside, especially on a beautiful night in SB. Then afterwards you can take a walk out along the surf break.
Favorite Dish: Start off with some clams (Rockefeller or shooter) or the New England clam chowder than pick one of the daily fishes.
Address: 119 Harbor Way, Santa Barbara
Price Comparison: about average
Directions: Santa Barbara Harbor - Down State Street, at ocean, make a right, Harbor on your Left
Phone: (805) 966 2535
Price: US$21-30
Rating: 0
Theme: Seafood
Website: http://www.wineriesofsantabarbara.com/brophybros.htm
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(LOUD, HECTIC, COSTUME-HEAVY MUSIC) Of all the bands to rise out of the fertile San Diego hardcore scene, none have had anywhere near the longevity or bizarre widespread appeal of the Locust. Bizarre, because the Locust make fast, loud, difficult music. But unlike the many hardcore bands that stagnate in a hermetic world of increasingly fast riffs, predictably chugging rhythmic breakdowns, and macho bullshit, the Locust are uncontainable experimentalists and constantly mutating musicians. Despite their roots in hardcore, the Locust more accurately belong amidst avante garde sound and noise pioneers such as John Zorn and Boredoms. Their live shows are hectic, costume-heavy, often short, and punctuated by some of the snappiest banter/heckler retorts in punk rock. With Daughters, Cattle Decapitation. (Neumo's, 925 E Pike Street, 709-9467, 7 pm, $12/$15, all-ages, bar w/ID.) ERIC GRANDY
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(Musical Performance Art) After bursting into humanity's consciousness as that chick on the internet with all the gem sweaters, artist Leslie Hall got busy with her true calling: rocking the fucking mic. Citing L'Trimm and Apple's GarageBand as key influences, Leslie & the Lys create a honky hiphop hoedown you won't forget. (Think Dina Martina as a rap act, with an actual vagina.) With Scream Club and Team Gina. (El Corazón, 109 Eastlake Ave E, 381-3094. 10 pm, $8, 21+.) DAVID SCHMADER
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(Musical) With its husky androgyny and deeply resonant, hard-won soul, Jesse Sykes's voice calls to mind a more rockin' Nina Simone. The connection is especially evident in the sultry, hushed ballads on Sykes's latest album, which she is celebrating with a pair of shows this weekend. Her wounded-but-empowered persona shines when she's under the spotlight, buoyed along by her band like a dry leaf in the wind. (Tractor Tavern, 5213 Ballard Ave NW, 789-3599. 7 pm, $10, 21+.) JONATHAN ZWICKEL


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Our selection of the best Soho restaurants NYC has to offer includes trusty favorites and the latest hot spots
As one of America's most renowned shopping districts, Soho boasts some of the most luxurious, trendiest and quirkiest stores in NYC. And given how easy it is to work up an appetite after a day of perusing those window displays, the neighborhood is also home to some of the best restaurants in NYC. From Jamaican jerk chicken to standout pasta at Italian restaurants, here are the best Soho restaurants NYC has to offer.
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Charlie Bird
Sipping wine out of a $60 Zalto stem is an activity typical of more formal surroundings, but at Charlie Bird, you swirl a smoky Rodano chianti riserva while nodding your head to the Notorious B.I.G. Devoted in equal measure to seasonal cooking and serious wine, this West Village spot roughs up its own polish with subtle hints of the street, like large graphic prints of boom boxes and the now-ubiquitous restaurant soundtrack of early-'90s hip-hop.Read more
The Dutch
From the moment it opened, Andrew Carmellini's rollicking Soho eatery seemed destined to join the ranks of neighborhood classics like Balthazar and Blue Ribbon. The virtuoso chef offers diners an exuberant gastro-tour of the American melting pot, making stops in the barrio (supple and spicy tripe with avocado, diced radish and Fritos), New England (gorgeous picked crab in horseradish-infused tomato water) and even the Mexican border (a genuine 30-ingredient red mole). That all of it tastes good—and, somehow, works well together—explains why reservations are hard to come by.Read more
Dominique Ansel Bakery
Dominique Ansel honed his skills as executive pastry chef at Daniel for six years before opening this American and French patisserie. Caramelized croissants, miniature pastel meringues and madeleines make up the sweet selections at the counter. But the café also serves savory offerings, like roasted butternut squash soup and a pork club sandwich with pickled eggs, tomatoes and spicy mayo on sourdough.Read more
This old-school Italian sub shop—a Soho institution since 1986—was known as Melampo before an ownership change in 2001. Of the 40 plus-size grinders, crowd favorites include the Romeo: smoked chicken breast on Italian bread, slathered with Bel Paese (a semisoft Italian cheese) and hot-pepper dressing. Former owner Alessandro Gualandi was famous for his temper, and a bit of Gotham tude still prevails: A posted sign delineates the things you may not ask for (coffee, tomato sauce and bathrooms, among them), and regulars know to order their selections by name.Read more
Not only is the iconic Balthazar still trendy, but the kitchen rarely makes a false step. At dinner, the place is perennially packed with rail-thin lookers dressed to the nines. But the bread is great, the food is good, and the service is surprisingly friendly. The $99 three-tiered seafood platter casts the most impressive shadow of any dish in town. The frisée aux lardons is exemplary. Roasted chicken on mashed potatoes for two, délicieux. Skate with brown butter and capers, yum. Don't hate the patrons because they're beautiful; just join them.Read more
Blue Ribbon Sushi
Whether you settle on a $4 bowl of make-it-yourself miso soup and some California rolls, or opt for the top-of-the-line $125 chef's choice sushi platter, you'll find the service equally friendly and enthusiastic at this below-street-level Soho fave. The cooked dishes (like the miso-cured aged black cod) are worthy alternatives to the sushi, which, short of dining aboard a fishing vessel, is as fresh as it gets. Order a serving of the flawless green-tea crème brûlée to end your night on a high.Read more
The word balaboosta connotes an endearing Jewish type: The homemaker who possesses just the right touch in everything—a true domestic goddess. Israeli chef-owner Einat Admony—also of the falafel joint Tam, and a veteran of the kitchens at Tabla, Danube, Patria and Bolo—embodies that multiplicity. She's well versed in the ingredients of India, Europe, South America and of course, her native Middle East, combining them in dishes—some great, some not, most daring—at this latest venture. The tin-paneled room, furnished like a home library, its shelves lined with books and tchotchkes, takes far fewer risks than the menu.Read more
Jack's Wife Freda
Keith McNally protégé Dean Jankelowitz (Schiller's, Pastis, Balthazar) is behind this morning-to-evening café. The 40-seat restaurant—sporting dark-green leather banquettes, brass railings and marble counters—serves homey fare, like Jankelowitz's grandmother's matzo ball soup made with duck fat, a skirt steak sandwich served alongside hand-cut fries, and piri-piri-hot-sauce-marinated chicken kebabs. In the morning, find Stumptown coffee, homemade croissants and full breakfast plates, including soft-boiled eggs with challah "soldiers" (strips).Read more
Lure Fishbar
The retro yacht interior at this sexy subterranean restaurant might make you forget you're docked in Soho. Hit the sushi bar to compare the flavors and textures of premium catches, or grab a table for a more extensive meal. Lure's greatest achievement is its treatment of the classics. Dishes that have become rote at so many fish-focused eateries—seared yellowtail glazed in dashi, a lobster roll stuffed with sweetmeat—are executed here with the dazzling skill usually reserved for more ambitious menus.Read more
La Sirene
Fishing nets and posters of the Côte d'Azur may not entice you into this French bistro, but the exuberant cooking of Marseille-born chef-owner Didier Pawlicki should. The chef lavishes his mussels with curried cream and apples, and his garlicky, ruby-red slices of rare hanger steak are served with a sensuous trio of sides (carrot puree, potatoes au gratin in a cheesy veil, and a pot of zucchini flan). A dessert of fluffy profiteroles had us moaning—very French indeed.Read more


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I use it to line my Avian Flu cage.
That's not as bad as the Seattle Weekly's
Green Card scam: buy an ad in their special section and poof you're a Green Company according to the Seattle Weekly.
Nice to see the Stranger's contribution to the community.
During one police sting in November 2006, police arrested 104 men who showed up at a ritzy downtown condo expecting to pay for sex. Nearly three-fourths of the men who were arrested on suspicion of patronizing a prostitute were responding to postings in the "erotic services" category on Craigslist. The rest were responding to escort ads found in the back pages of The Stranger and Seattle Weekly.
I thought it said exotic.
Pacific NW Magazine is not printed on "high-gloss magazine stock".
3: fine, but what's this got to do with the stranger? it's a seattle times employee bitching about the seattle times, not a stranger editorial...
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If you don't like your job...quit.
I used to work in the Seattle Times advertising dept, and the main consensus there is, if you haven't worked there for 20+ years, you are probably one who's desperately trying to get out. Almost every person there is job hunting during their downtime. Not only that, but just after a few weeks of starting my job there there, a guy who worked as a CSR for 10 or so years was finally leaving his job to go travel around Asia. In his bitter e-mail sent to everyone in the office on his last day, he said "get out, reach for the stars, it's never too late to be happy." That's when I knew I wouldn't last at the Times and what do ya know? I quit.
Jesus, you guys. It's an I, Anonymous. Let's not over analyze it, please [lest you be exposed as the idiots you are].
I didn't have the option of quitting at the Times...I worked in Classifieds and at my 5 month mark I hurt my back and was out for a couple days, got a lot of Percocets and came back to work waaaay too soon and when i could tell that my back was on the verge of going out again, told my boss I wouldn't be coming in the next day, she warned me that I was missing too many days and proceeded to tell me a fascinating story about how she came to work when she had a deadly flu, (thus, probably infecting the entire office). Oh, and also wasn't happy I was "on" Percocets at work...My back DID go out again, (largely because I'd gone back to work too soon in the first place) and I didn't go to work the next day and she fired me....it's a lovely company to work for.
it's also printed with monkey blood
as long as you say its green, who cares?
its the american way!
now i'm going to drive my car 300 miles for a day hike so i can "be" in nature!
HA! Now I see why Michael Strangeways is always so quick to fire off smack about the Times: I remember your case and no one supported you. True, they all thought your supe was a doooooosh deluxe - there were a lot of horror stories involving that particular person - but your coworkers thought you were a royal jerk and barely did any work. Good riddance. And now, you're soooo out.
Sorry to interrupt this touching reunion of classified ad salespeople, but is 'Footprint' a stupid idea or what?
11) That's illegal. I'd talk to a lawyer. They owe you some money.
I was hoping it was a magazine about feet.
Someone at the Seattle Times should do one of those death watch style blogs. Everybody at the times would read it and talk about it and there'd be a witch hunt and everything.
Go. Tell 'em Postergirl gave you the idea.
If that was the real story, I'm sure he would have. He seems the type.
Slog-- Feel free to go an entire day without stealing from... I mean linking to any real newspaper.
#16 Tell me about it...the union thought it was horrible as well, but I wasn't there long enough to qualify for any help. This happened a long time ago and it's water under the bridge. It was a shitty job anyway.
#14 Fuck off, get cancer and die, you cowardly pseudonymous douchetard.
Funny; one of the reasons that it was shocking SHE fired me, was that I was getting commendations from her, for the work I was doing. As to people not liking me, the majority of people that worked there BEFORE me, were cliquey, snobby assholes that were not very friendly or inviting to the new people. And if I'm a jerk, well by your own admission I'm a royal jerk which is a hell of a lot better than being a lowly, shit spewing putz like yourself.
oh, and Exposed, you ARE right...I am so OUT of that shithole...since then, I've worked at Amazon and I'm now at Microsoft...hope you're enjoying YOUR shitty job.
Strangeways - tell me, exactly WHO had your back during your entire drama with the Times? The guild did not. They washed their hands of you once you told your story. And whoo-ee, what a story it was. When you got tossed it was finally SOME justification of my biweekly dues being spent in the right direction.
BTW: My job isn't shitty. I own a house in Seattle, two cars, kids are doing great. It's all about choices.
Glad to see you go.
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Chad Christy, President & Owner –firstname.lastname@example.com
Chad oversees every aspect of Great Western Lodging's business. Chad has worked in the property management field since moving to Breckenridge in 1987 and started Great Western Lodging (GWL) in May of 1997. He is passionate that a locally owned and operated business will always deliver better service to their customers. Chad has a strong knowledge of the local and regional markets, and is an interested party in the growth and development of Breckenridge. He lives in Breckenridge and enjoys time with his dogs, along with skiing, biking & hiking, and kiteboarding when visiting coastal destinations.
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Jeff is responsible for all aspects of the business, with a concentration on marketing and advertising. He has a degree in English Language & Linguistics from Louisiana State University. Since moving to Summit County in 1995, Jeff has been working in several aspects of resort management, and has been with GWL since the start in 1997. A strong attention to detail and work ethic make Jeff a vital component of our overall operation. He also sits on the Breckenridge Tourism Office Board of Directors, chairs the Breckenridge Open Space Advisory Committee, is active in the Breckenridge Lodging Association, and in the past has worked on the USA Pro Cycling Challenge Local Organizing Committee. Jeff enjoys living in Breck with his wife and daughter, and can often be found skiing, snowboarding, biking and simply enjoying the sun.
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Attending to our owners' needs and overseeing the operations of the associations managed by Great Western Lodging, Keith has a degree in Business Administration from Elmhurst College in Illinois, and professional experience in accounting, finance & sales. Keith moved to Breckenridge in 1992, and has been in the property management field for over 20 years. He has been assisting GWL and its owners and associations since 2001. When not at work, Keith enjoys cross country, downhill & water skiing, and hiking with his wife Debbie & their two Golden Retrievers.
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Brian is responsible for managing the daily operations of unit maintenance, housekeeping, daily check-in/out inspections, and the property management of One Breckenridge Place, Park Avenue Lofts, Riverbend Lodge and Sawmill Creek Condominiums. He started working for Great Western Lodging back in 1999, and has always displayed a strong hands-on work ethic that has adapted well to the property management environment. Brian attended Springfield College, where he studied Outdoor Recreation Management, and has been working in the construction trades for over twenty years.
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Peyton is in charge of all sales efforts with the following areas of concentrations: group sales, travel partner relationships, website events and promotions, and managing the reservations system. Peyton moved to Breckenridge in 1996 and worked in either property management or in the ski area industries ever since she arrived. She has been pushing the GWL sales force since 2010. Peyton has served on the Breckenridge Central Reservations Board of Directors and the Breckenridge Marketing Advisory Committee, and currently is a strong voice in the lodging community as secretary of the Breckenridge Lodging Association.
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Leanne is our accountant here at Great Western Lodging and a long time local of the area. Prior to coming to GWL Leanne spent her days in several accounting positions throughout the county. On her spare time Leanne enjoys spending time with her family and grand-kids in the beautiful high country we call home.
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Monika works directly with Brian Juchno attending to the daily requirements of scheduling and inspecting the contracted cleaners. She has been managing our housekeeping department since 2003. Monika's previous work experience with another property management firm in town has helped create and enforce the highest housekeeping standards.
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Hilary manages all aspects of the guest interaction from the initial reservation to the check-in/out process. Originally from Hilton Head, SC, Hilary moved to Colorado in 2004 to attend the University of Colorado Boulder where she earned her Bachelors. A local of Breckenridge since 2011, Hilary enjoys all things the high country has to offer: Skiing, hiking, and camping.
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Tyler is originally from the Rocky Mountains of beautiful British Columbia, Canada. He attended the University of Kansas and relocated to Summit County in 2010. Tyler has over 15 years of customer service experience and enjoys assisting guests with anything to make their stay more comfortable. When he is not working, Tyler loves skiing and relaxing with his three, huge, rescue dogs: Lebowski, Doug Benson, and Katt.
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Josh is in charge of our day to day marketing efforts including email, social media, and the numerous marketing channels we work with: Tripadvisor, homeaway, and VRBO just to name a few. A graduate of Michigan State University, Josh is an avid Spartan fan who has found his way to the mountains. When not working you will find Josh on the mountain snowboarding, playing recreational sports, or just enjoying the beautiful Colorado outdoors.
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Jessica helps assist operations and homeowners with any needs within properties. Originally from Upstate New York, Jessica moved to Breckenridge in 2012 after graduating from the University of Brockport where she earned her Bachelor's Degree in Health Science. She has a passion for snowboarding, hiking, biking and exploring the beauty of Colorado.


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Pittsburgh Inn salutes Steelers, U.S. troops
Take one look at the Pittsburgh Inn, and it's easy to see the building is bursting with pride.
For years, the bright yellow building on West Lake Road has celebrated Pittsburgh football, baseball and hockey greats with signs, banners and posters of legends such as Hines Ward and Terry Bradshaw.
Walk in today and you'll be greeted by a few more faces worthy of admiration -- nearly 900 soldiers.
Since Tom and Robin Weunski took over the restaurant in 2007, they've hung the photos of soldiers in the entryway. They're more than a tribute, however. Many of the soldiers have received letters and care packages from Robin Weunski.
"My goal is to put a smile on their face even just for a day," said Weunski, whose son Josh is currently in Afghanistan serving his fourth tour.
"So many people want to help, (but) they just don't know how."
During lunch on Sept. 11, the Inn was packed. Many customers brought snacks, toiletries and other items to share with the soldiers.
Patriotic music played in the background as we considered the day's specials -- All-American whitefish sandwich and the red, white and blue burger topped with bruschetta and provolone.
Burgers have personality -- from the Jack Ham (and cheese) burger to the Bus (two seasoned patties, lettuce, tomato, onion, Swiss and American) and Super Mario (Canadian seasoning, mushrooms, BBQ sauce and Swiss).
I opted for a Pittsburgh-style sandwich, which comes in seven varieties, each topped with waffle fries and coleslaw. My steak, mushroom and provolone sandwich was excellent; the flavors of malted vinegar and steak au jus mingled perfectly. For a side, I chose potpie soup, filled with peas, carrots and chunks of chicken and potatoes.
Doug's Cuban had a pile of ham, pork, Swiss, pickles and mustard on a ciabatta roll. Served warm, it had a nice bite. He upgraded to a side of onion chips, served with homemade dipping sauce.
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Philippines Stocks: Ayala, Lepanto, NiHAO, Oriental, Premiere
Shares of the following companies had unusual moves in Philippine trading. Stock symbols are in parentheses and prices are as of the noon close in Manila.
The Philippine Stock Exchange Index jumped 2 percent to 4,375.39, the sharpest gain since Aug. 10.
Builders: Ayala Land Inc. (ALI PM), the nation's biggest builder of homes by market value, climbed 3.2 percent to 16 pesos, the sharpest gain since Aug. 10, on speculation borrowing costs may decline after the yield on government securities decreased. Filinvest Land Inc. (FLI PM) rose 1.7 percent to 1.18 pesos, the first gain in three days.
The 91-day treasury bill's yield fell to 0.979 percent in yesterday's auction of the securities, the lowest since May 2.
Gold producers: Lepanto Consolidated Mining Co.'s Class B shares (LCB PM), which have no ownership restrictions, advanced 7 percent to 1.84 pesos, the highest close based on prices going back to January 1990, after the precious metal climbed to an all-time high. Philex Mining Corp. (PX PM), the nation's biggest metals producer, rose 1.8 percent to 28.30 pesos.
Gold for immediate delivery climbed as much as 0.8 percent to $1,913.50 an ounce before trading at $1,901.70.
MacroAsia Corp. (MAC PM), a Philippine provider of in-flight catering services, gained 1 percent to 3.18 pesos, the first increase in five days. The company bought back 100,000 shares, a stock-exchange filing showed.
Oriental Peninsula Resources Group Inc. (ORE PM), an owner of nickel assets, advanced 5.9 percent to 5.41 pesos, the highest close since the stock began trading in December 2007. NiHAO Mineral Resources International Inc. (NI PM) said it boosted its stake in Oriental to at least 10 percent with the purchase of 5 million shares. NiHAO gained 2.8 percent to 3.70 pesos, the highest close since Nov. 3.
Premiere Entertainment Philippines Inc. (PEP PM), a gaming and entertainment company, advanced 8.6 percent to 38 centavos after the company said may it sell shares through a so-called "private placement" to raise funds for its planned expansion into energy and mining. The stock surged as much as 31 percent earlier.


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