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We chose this hotel for the convenient location to explore lakes area and also Milan without having to drive into the city. It was perfect for this and the friendly, helpful staff,the facilities provided throughout the hotel, and the spacious room were excellent.
As I travel to an exibithion in RHO the location is ok. It's between the town and the fairground. Just prepare to spend 20/25€ per taxi service to go to town or to the fair.
The informations the staff gave about all the questions I asked them. I liked the hotel. This question doesn't apply.
the rooms were large and very clean. staff were helpful the location.its in the middle of nowhere.theirs no resturants or anything close by.
The quality service, restaurant and breakfast Hard to find
The comfortable of room
Room, food far from city center, staff service moderate especially in the restaurant
Breakfast Location
The bathroom needs renewing
Near train station. Decor..terrible location.. Cocks crowing for hours on property. Extremely cheap finishes.
you should take it out of your offerings location, structure, neighborhood, price
location comfort
room was nice soap
We received superior room instead of standard with no additional costs. The room was nice and comfortable, well designed, really nice bathroom. The breakfast in the hotel is tasty with many things to choose. Staff is friendly and helpful. The hotel is well located, very close to the Stacione Centrale and metro. We will definitely choose the hotel when we are in Milano again.
Good location, good breakfast, nearby shopping area. staffs were cold, not so freindly.
The cleanness and facilities nothing
Nice lounge area with light snacks in the early evening. No coffee pot in the room. But that's typical for Europe.
Мery nice design, all new, the room was very spacious, very nice modern hotel It was little bit cold in the room
i booked for 2 standard double rooms and they upgraded to executive room the room was spacious with modern facilities. . especially bathroom was very good. breakfast was good and fresh. i had lunch at hotel restaurant as well the food was tasty as well. when i check in there is group tourists and it took long time to check-in. the receptionist was very unkind and he really annoying me. even i remember his name. but, when i check-out, the guy with glasses was extremely helpful and kind he was very busy though.
Breakfast buffet, bed, cleanliness Strange shower solution with large see-through glass towards bed
Good service, nice room, colorful breakfast, all you need No
Hotel staff were very friendly and helpful. The design of the hotel and the new refurbished rooms were really nice. Excellent choice for your stay at Milan.
the receptionist , Mr -i dont remember his name -help us with our flight cancellations in order to return to athens -he was exceptional the room was not very nice as the ones in the hotels internet site
Excellent breakfast. Great location Price for internet access was excessive
Breakfast buffet, reception's assistance & location (Milan)
great hotel serving a huge breakfast selection, staff friendly, brilliant location near to shops and sightseeing,
Close to city centre The rooms are ancient and the price was so high. Would never stay again.
The location in the Milan city centre, just 5 minutes walking distance to Dome. The unaccommodating/uncordial staff at the reception. / The waiting: for check-in, for check-out, to get a table at breakfast during apparent peak-time, to find a table in the hotel lobby-bar during saturday daytime as they were hosting a conference.
Location, Value for money, efficiency, Taxa right outside Not very important, but mentioned here anyway: the view from the window, the bathroom was somewhat worn
New refurbished rooms are great (but not all floors, other are nice too), nice breakfast
good location for Duomo and shops breakfast was too busy and not enough food or staff
The location together with the view of the Duomo is, certainly, a big advantage! Also I'd point out a markable originality and cosyness of the rooms. Unfortunately, the level of service didn't meet our requirements. Thus, we waited for the in-room breakfast (consisting of omelet!!!) for an hour, giving constant calls to the room service and were almost late for the train after it. The change of the room also took quite a lot, something about an hour as well. All in all, they don't hurry to make guests' stay comfortable.
The room style and location Only the time of checkin and checkout
Location and staff was very friendly
The location of the Hotel Boscolo is perfect, nice designer Hotel The bathroom is much to small, the superiour room even doesn't have a bath, and the nice shower doesn't have much pressure on the water. The closets are very tiny and they are located in the small bathroom.The staff wasn't so friendly. The reception is just a table, so not client friendly. The seperate toilet is very noisy.
Comfort, size of rooms, design, location and service Insufficient shelfing for putting toiletries & clothes in the shower area
Excellent design, in room amenities and overall feeling, excellent location, but may get stuck in traffic to get close, so be prepared to walk "last mile" if you want to get there quicker, new and trendy Poor breakfast (charged extra 35Eur pp, without info that it is not included in price, not a value for money), little additional suggestion was offered - just menu handed, poor English of some staff (I guess they were not yet comfortable with their skills as hotel just opened), although express checkout was ordered in the evening, next morning had to wait for checkout, not yet many guests so hotel felt deserted
Location was perfect. Rooms very nicely done up. Got a great rate as it was pretty much @ the eleventh hour.
The hotel is realy unconventional and creative in case of design. Services are not coresponding to five star hotel. The pool, which is one of the main atractivness is closing too early (8pm). We changed the room because of broken leg of the bed and broken shower. In the another room was noisy a electric equipment whole night. There was 15minutes waiting for a breakfest table. The breakfest choice was limited less than usual three stars hotel, despite the cost of breakfest was 35E per person. Very far from to be satisfied...
Please write at least 15 words Room service. Very unorganized
pool, restorant problems with staff
te spa relax its very good,wen zou are tired of all dhe shooping in milani dhe spa relax is the beter thing in this moment. the staf it was a litele slowli
all was excellent
- Luxury. - The Value.
Everything about the hotel and the stay. Nothing I didn't like
A great true five star hotel. Excellent and knowledgeable concierge. Location is outside of the Montepoleone shopping district so a nice oasis to come home to at pIazza Republica. Great part was frequent Benz stretch limo pickup and drop off from the hotel to La Scala/ Duomo and Montepoleone area -- that was extreme helpful with kids. Had an upgrade which was appreciated and not asked for. Breakfast were absolutely excellent and included in our price. Champagne, full hot foods and fresh fruits and pastries. Will definitely be back!! My only minor tif was pool was closed for renos. Minor and everything was to our or beyond our expectations.
Shuttle service to shopping area (very convenient when carrying a lot of bags) close to train station, delicious breakfast Spa at hotel is overpriced and has mediocre spa service, otherwise hotel is fantastic!
Very upscale with an attentive and helpful staff. The facilities and decor are kept in impeccable shape. The hotel is near the train station and there is a limo service to Piazza Duomo. Room service, mini-bar, and restaurant seemed excessively expensive, as is the charge for internet service.
Great Hotel, great staff
Room decor Breakfast prices were ridiculously high and quality was horrible. They also rip you off. We dined a la carte for breakfast the first day but were charged for the super high priced buffet. The good itself was horrible. Second morning all we had was juice , crossaint and coffee and were once again ripped off. This hotel is a rip off. Only good for business people billing their companies. Hotel was not even able to correct our charges during check out leaving us a bet other taste of being ripped off.
Very curteous concierge staff and personnel in general. Very clean.
Opulent hotel, nice respite Pricey
for us not much was positive about this hotel unfortunately, we would definitely not go to this hotel ever again overpriced for five star hotel, poor hygiene in jacuzzi (growing mold on the side), tv did not work at first, nothing included in the initial room rate, exorbitant extra costs like 120 euros per night for pets (!!!), 22 euros or more per day for simple internet use, reception then also tried to charge us 20 euros extra per day for the already included buffet breakfast (the excuse was that american breakfast costs more than the continental breakfast, which was not advertised on the internet), taxi and concierge staff at the hotel entrance making fun and jokes about hotel clients in italian (unfortunately we understand italian very well...), tiny rooms, car key is taken away with or without the hotel client's permission and car is far away.
Amazing service, incredibly thoughtful staff, and beautiful surroundings are expected at this hotel. 5 star service, 5 star price. Make sure you work out a way to include breakfast, as it is expensive, but divine. Be wary about the high valet prices. Overall, you pay for what you get and this property does not disappoint. High valet prices.
Convenient location right by central train station.
the rabishest hotel i use it so far.
he wortste hotel ever been..... should be rated as one star even less i was shocked of the place its petty to be called Le Meridian very old very dirty very awful
Good location Concierge not very helpful/knowledgable for a 5star hotel
We had a great time Hotel was beautiful. Our room was lovely and big with a nice balcony. Room service was excellent too. Will definitely return.
Friendly, Comfortable + Fantastic Breakfast Location, Very close to Central Station. Not good area
nice room, very good restaurant
Staff is excellent and take care about details. They also noticed that it was my birthday and they sent to my room a cake and a bottle of excellent Spumante
The lovely fruit and sweets when we returned to our room. The location was not near the sites we were interested in seeing.
location, and room size old equipement (TV, and phone not functioning), AC not functioning as well.
easy access to central milan
for milano good price adn for italy not bad breakfast the room was very small and old furnished...
location the room as per the booking was superior double but was not up to the mark.
The location and the lake-facing balcony room. In November, the town is mostly shut down.
The hote is situated only 200 meters from Milan's main train station, there's free internet connection, the breakfast buffe is good. It is completely nonsmoking hotel. I would like more open t.v. channels.
location,friendly staff
Great location just outside the central station and metro at the end of the street. Complimentary tea/coffe/water/snacks in the lounge. Great breakfast. Hotel staff very friendly and efficient. nothing.
Everything! Brilliant staff, brilliant location, brilliant weather! The breakfast was unbelievable.
Friendly staff, good location, value for money
I Liked The Mini Bar In The Room With Free Soft Drinks And Water, Also The Breakfast Was Excellent With a Great Selection Of Hot And Cold Food, The Staff Were Very Friendly And Helpfull.
The hotel well located. A good value for money hotel. My rating 9.5/10 No almond crossants anymore.....oh well.
staff very helpful and friendly. good spa treatments
it was nice hotel and clean the parking fee too expencive (40eruo)
the staff only i have stayed at the westins in america and this one was the worst the food was awful breakfast and dinner i would never stay at that hotel again not worth the money i paid for 1 night an absolute disgrace
I highly value hotel staff and they willingness to help us with things such as restaurant selection/rreservation. There is currently large problem in getting to the hotel from North of Milan due to major construction in surroundings
The room was excellent Poor service with ridiculous prices
room service dıd not replace empty bottles.
The Westin was the 3rd hotel we stayed at in Milan after the first hotel (a boutique) being a massive disappointment and the second hotel trying to double the price on the second day. Arriving at the Westin you are greeted with old world luxury and modern amenities. Staff were superb, bed lovely, location impeccable. As a soiled gal from Manhattan- this met and exceed expectations!
great stay . my favorite hotel in milan
the location is good because it is near the center of the city the room was not comfortable and I complained about the noise that disturbed me
The quality of the hotel doesnt match the price
the location and the staff are really friendly the health club should be better in such nice hotel
Lage, Ausstattung, Service! Needs refreshing, carpet shows spots! Garage billing for one night € 57,-- (your indication € 50,--) appears to be excessive!
Style and comfort, very close to the Doumo I would have liked more cleanliness of the room and bathroom, especially, from the very first day, but this was corrected in next day
Lack of staff able to iron a shirt at 10pm. No housekeeper services available.
very very nice position near Duomo. You can walk to the metro by walking. Hotel stuff are very helpfull and do their job well.
Great staff
The staff was extremely helpful and they spoke English very well.
the staff were excellent - very inviting and welcoming. the room was very modern and clean and the bed was very comfortable. very close to all shopping and restaurants - excellent location.
central location & room we had was grand and spacious breakfast was so-so but then
it was cold in the room
location. Right next to the Duomo and the Galleria. the breakfast room was a little pathetic. the chairs cut off the circulation to your lower legs and your feet fall asleep.
Location, Hotel Bar
Great location by the Duamo accompanied by helpful and efficient staff behavior
Location It's a stretch to rate as 4 star. Location was great and it's certainly going for the luxury market. Poorly functioning shower in our room was a disappointment for the price. Worse was the service. It was not that our needs were not taken care of but more the manner (attitude) with which they were taken care of. We felt we got poor value for money. 2 stars.
we liked very much the staff. they were help us all the time. the room was very clean, the buffet at breakfast was very good we didn't like that this kind of hotel hasn't free internet in the room.
Great location in the middle of the shopping district.
great help in reservations etc by concierge
The service and the hotel staff The price, too expensive
Helpful, friendly staff. Good location. Comfortable and luxurious. I do not think that the breafkfast should be charged as an item on its own. It should be included in the price.
The feeling to stay in the same palace as Verdi. The history.
The room was very european and historically beautiful with a marble bathroom, leather furniture and oriental rugs. The staff was great and went out of their way for us. Perfect location for Milan shopping and seeing the Duomo! The food at the bar menu was a bit limiting ( we did not eat at the main hotel restaurant). The more casual restaurant had music that was too loud in the evening, but it stopped by 11pm.
Peace and quiet no intrusion to privacy
The staff were very nice and helpfull The cost felt were high
location, elegance, staff breakfast cost is excessive
Good location, helpful staff, decor and Trattoria Bagutta on Via Monte Napoleone The terrace on our room was a bit grubby, silly internet prices and no internet in room other than the tv.
Service is good, the location is excellent for shopping in Milan The classic number is not comfortable and very small, it was street view and it was very noisy in the morning.
1 Location is perfect for shopping! Just this! When they gave me the key from the room! The room was dirty! After they are changed the room! Air Condition system was broken! Lamp in the toilet was broken!
The service was very good. The concierge advise very helpful. The location from our point of view was perfect with the shops and Duomo all close. We never ate in the hotel however I understand the restaurant to be very good.
Although we had a reservation for 3 nights, we've stayed there only one night because the conditions were like a 2 stars hotel.
reception staff wereunbeliveble bad.
staff was very helpful and accomodating photos at booking.com indicated swimming pool, but ther4e is no pool. The spa was closed during our stay
I have always found the Carlton to have all ready upon my arrival. My room was available and all was in order. The staff is always very helpful and informative. You cannot beat the location of the hotel to the great shops. The one thing i find about my stay to need updating is the comfort of the bed. Mattress, pillows and possibly softness of sheets need some change. It is not the most comfortable.
The bar and the staff there was a funny distinctive smell in the room and I don't know what was the cause.
I stayed for two nights the location of the hotel is exellent for somone who wants to do shopping in melan the colors and design of the rooms is outdated and the reception and lounge area is dim and lacks artificial lighting
The staff are very good and helpful The breakfast buffet
top area for shooping
all mentioned above. location, service, room space (stayed at normal double)/ expensive but it is worth of it. nothing
The courtesy of the staff. Everyone was absolutely fantastic, from the doormen to the guest relations manager Anja. The rooms and the corridors are a bit too dark and the room furnishings a bit too austere.
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Have an easier birth with chiropractic care
Having had two midwives during my 5 homebirths, I learned some great things from both of them.
With my 4th baby, I had a new midwife (midwife #2) and towards the end of my pregnancy, my baby was posterior. Having had two previous births with posterior babies (which equals back labour), I knew that I didn't want to experience that again.
So my midwife sent me home with a kneeler rocker chair which I used to help baby move into a better position. I rocked on that special chair often (you rock on your knees, not sitting back in the chair) and yet she persisted with the posterior position. So my midwife suggested that I see a Chiropractor she knew who was very good at turning babies.
I had a number of adjustments with that Chiropractor, and when I went into labour, baby was in the proper position which made for faster dilation, a faster birth (compared to the three before) and no back labour.
With my 5th baby, I decided to be proactive from about the 5th month on, when I was putting on weight. I went regularly for adjustments which was very helpful for a 40 year old mom. Baby was in good position at the end and labour and delivery were the fastest of all 5 births.
I know many women complain of back pain during pregnancy and though I never had this, I do know that keeping the skeletal system in alignment can definitely help to ease pregnancy aches and pains.
Click here to find a Chiropractor in your area.
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I had chiropractic care during my last pregnancy, my fourth, and I also had a much faster/easier labour. I definitely believe that the adjustments contributed!
22nd March 2012 10:55 PM #3
Thank you for sharing this information - I would never had thought of using a chiropractor to help with labour. Is this something you ladies would recommend for all women at the end of their pregnancy or just if the baby is not in an ideal birthing position?
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Having Chiropractic care throughout pregnancy can keep the skeletal system in alignment all throughout pregnancy, making pregnancy more comfortable and keeping baby positioned well in the 3rd trimester when position of baby becomes very important. Having Cranio/Sacral adjustments by an Osteopath can help in the same way.

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For Toni Braxton, there's good news and there's bad news.
The bad news: she had a wardrobe malfunction on stage in the middle of a concert in New Brunswick, N.J. The back of her dress popped open and exposed her rear end during the show.
The good news: at 45, she looks amazing!
TMZ camera captured the whole bit of it and Toni — who is ever the professional — didn't miss a beat. (It also helped that a gentleman fan in the audience handed her a sports coat to cover up. Aww!) Watch it here!
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Two weeks ago, I wrote about the funding threats to public libraries in the governor's proposed 2011-2012 budget: the potential reduction in state aid by 40%; threats to other funding streams, particularly personal property tax and renaissance zone reimbursements; and matching funds for Michigan eLibrary.
Michigan eLibrary which includes MeL databases and the popular MeLCat interlibrary loan service, are both threatened. Michigan is not meeting its "maintenance of effort" requirement to receive the federal funds which partially fund MeL. We have received two waivers, a third is not guaranteed. In addition, because of the magnitude of potential funding cuts to public libraries, many may need to pull out of MelCat, even if it is continued. Some of us will just not have the money to continue to offer MeLCat service.
Those who support public libraries and the continuation of services, are urged to contact their state representative and state senator. Ask them to hold state aid to libraries harmless at last year's level; reimburse libraries for renaissance zone tax credits; and do not eliminate the personal property tax without a revenue neutral replacement.
The Michigan Library Association (MLA) is launching a campaign to protect Michigan libraries; information is on their website. photo: Lawrence Technological University Library
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No I was just stating that Pacman will win this fight.
No I was just stating that Pacman will win this fight.
i am putting in a ban request for you now ... you cant make statements like that , if pacman was 45 and 0 then yeah , but he has losses ! and he isnt just fighting anyone, he is fighting Floyd...!
If you need a friend, get a dog !
The Spider!
"You can't fight in a cage with a knife" Lennie Scutter.
Scratch that, Rickson.
i honestly agree with bateman even though i am a bit of a pac man nut hugger i still think he is going find it hard against floyd.


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These moving yet unsentimental stories recount scenes in the coming of age of Petey Bellapani, from age eight to adolescence, growing up in the Italian Catholic ethnic neighborhood of Bridgeport in Chicago. The scenes form powerful images of urban youth: A fire burns Petey's home above a bakery. A neighborhood softball game takes an unexpected turn. And first love blooms next door and at the laundromat. The Logic of a Rose won the G.S. Sharat Chandra Prize for Short Fiction, selected by Gladys Swan.
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Billy Lombardo's prize-winning The Logic of a Rose is as rich and vital as Bridgeport, the blue-collar Chicago neighborhood in which these stories are set. Lombardo knows this world intimately and writes with a naturalness that makes his streetsmart surface wholly convincing, but the seeming effortlessness of his storytelling depends on a sophisticated sense of craft and a deep sense of empathy.
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Read this to find your heart bursting into song. Such is the utter love for humanity that infuses every line, glance and gesture in this spectacularly tender collection. At the book's core is the centrifugal force of a neighborhood, an Italian corner in Irish Bridgeport. Out of its stoops and corners, Lombardo weaves poignant stories of emigration and acculturation. With an unerring ear for the keenness of childhood, Lombardo concocts Petey Bellapani, his central narrator. Him, you'll want to adopt. This being impossible, you take him deep and hard into your heart.
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Billy's fictional recollections of Bridgeport run counter to the stereotypical descriptions of this historically political and often violent section of Chicago's South Side. Reading them, one rediscovers the indomitable goodness that abides within the boys (and girls and punks) on the block and the citizen-parents who watch them from their two-flat windows above. No matter what calamities and deformities mar their lives, certain principles of empathy and compassion, passed on from neighborhood old to neighborhood new, flicker in the hearts of the worst and best. The only thing better than reading these tales is hearing Billy's voice bring them to life with the passion and authenticity of one who has lived with and understood the good people of this hardscrabble corner of the city that works.
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Billy Lombardo began writing as a poet in the Chicago slam poetry scene. His fiction has appeared in such publications as StoryQuarterly, Other Voices, Cicada, and the Bryant Literary Review. He teaches fiction and directs the Service Learning Program at The Latin School of Chicago, where he also serves as the faculty sponsor for Polyphony H.S., a new national literary magazine for high school writers. A graduate of Loyola University, and a life-long resident of the Chicago area, Billy now lives in Forest Park with his wife, Elisa, a singer/songwriter, and his sons Seth and Kane. Billy writes for The Forest Park Post.
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UCLA and USC host open studio nights about twice a year, and they usually list them on the art-school Web sites. What's the draw? A night of wine, cheese and art being offered by some of the premier graduate art schools in the country, and a bevy of smart, well-dressed and well-connected arty types. Basically, a wonderful opportunity to make a lo-o-o-ve connection. Hecuba and Pacific Trim played at the last USC open studio, and the thing turned into an all-night party as kids wandered in and out of the studios, lounged on scrappy couches and nibbled on Trader Joe's snacks. Beware the cigarette smoke, confusing art films and the pantheon of Snobby McSnobbersins, the latter of whom will most likely be disgusted that this tip was published. Consumerism, baby! Eat it up. You're going to have to find a new place to hate, because we're blowin' up your spot! UCLA: (310) 825-0557; USC: (213) 743-1804.—Nikki Darling
There's only one way to drink a frosty, get-your-head-spinning citrus-tequila blend — and that's near the beach. If you're going to knock back the hallmark drink of spring break you might as well feel like you're on vacation. The city is home to showy flaming margaritas, cotton candy-based margaritas, and $2 specials, but it's in the beach towns that you'll find the signature Mexican drink paired with happy hour truffle fries and late-night "hand-hacked" guacamole. He'll say: If the tequila you're drinking isn't 100 percent Agave, it ain't real tequila. And freshly squeezed lime and lemon juices are supremely important. She'll say: Not too much ice or salt, and its got to have a kick to it ... you want to be buzzed all the way to the sand. He: Margaritas are serious business at Bouzy in Redondo Beach during their "Happy Cocktail Hour." They have potent, lip-smacking libations for $4. Plus, their truffle fries and "Kogi" hot dogs are fresh twists on favored classics. She: The staff is easy-on-the-eyes at Bouzy and you'll love their sleek leather booths. But if you must have your chips and salsa, and want to feel like you're in a foreign land, then it's La Cabaña in Venice. They use fresh limes and have more than 20 varieties of margaritas, like coconut or banana. He: Banana margaritas just sound wrong. She: You also need to hit up Mucho Ultima Mexicana in Manhattan Beach for their late-night specials. But it's only $5 for house margaritas and they've got BBQ shrimp tacos. He: Is that the swanky restaurant that serves 150 types of tequilas? She: So amazing. Their "Mucho Margarita" beats the overhyped Cabo Wabo and Sharkeez any day. He: If you're looking for fruity, ice-blended margaritas to swill on sultry nights, Mucho is a choice spot. Bouzy, 1611 S. Catalina Ave., Redondo Beach. (310) 540 1222; La Cabaña, 738 Rose Ave., Venice. (310) 392-7973; Mucho Ultima Mexicana, 903 Manhattan Ave., Manhattan Beach. (310) 374-4422.—Kee Chang and Sophia Kercher
Michael Stock's years hunched over boxes of records, trolling for vinyl treasure, certainly has paid off. Every Thursday afternoon Angelenos benefit from the staggering breadth of his musical archive. Stock is half of Part Time Punks (with Benjamin White), the duo who put on the eponymous Tuesday night series at the Echo, which means he's keyed into happenings on the local scene. He's been DJing for the past two years in clubs all over the city, including Spaceland, Silverlake Lounge, Tangier and the Vanguard, and has even taught a course at UCI on punk rock and the cinema. Can he be long-winded and verbose? Occasionally. Is he informative? You bet. There's much to be transmitted from Stock's encyclopedic brain, so give him a break. Tune in Thursdays and catch surf punk, scratchy R&B records, new pop, indie, experimental electronica, old Goth hits from the crypt, and international post-punk colliding on air. This professor, booker, promoter, DJ, human database of musical knowledge and radio personality has something to offer everybody. P.S. What did you do today, Jim Ladd? Thursdays, 2-6 p.m. on KXLU 88.9 FM.—Wendy Gilmartin
With all due respect to Echo Curio, host to a consistently compelling combination of outsider art both audio and visual, Jim Smith's The Smell remains the single best venue for showgoers of all ages to experience not only the music of their peers, but that of some bona fide legends, to boot. Despite its rising profile, the downtown venue has kept admission cheap (almost always $5) and its M.O. intact: to play host to the noisiest, messiest, most genreless and generally outside-of-the-box hand-hewn musical experiments around, while maintaining a downright wholesome sense of community fueled by vegan pancake brunches, haircut parties and a generous library of nifty zines. And of course, it's still the home base of local heroes like No Age, HEALTH, Abe Vigoda, and Mika Miko — not to mention possible future stars like Pocahaunted and Widow Babies — as well as the stopping point of choice for Thurston Moore when he's taking time off from Sonic Youth. What's more, the Smell offers myriad ways for youth to get involved, whether behind the scenes or working the front door. 247 S. Main St., dwntwn. thesmell.org.—Chris Martins
Straddling Echo Park's south side and downtown, L'Keg sits tucked between a rotisserie-chicken restaurant and a vinyl–sign-making shop, downplaying its claustrophobic, punk-rock interior with a quiet exterior in the daytime but lighting up when night falls — long after the strip mall's other tenants have left for the day. L'Keg — named after a line in the film Velvet Goldmine (L.K.E.G. is an abbreviation of "Lipstick Kissed Elbow Glove") is, at its heart, a gallery/project space launched by members of the local band Blue Jungle. Exhibitions consist of crafty arts, pop illustrations, photography and heavy-on-the-graphic-design works on paper. But its founders — Cory Myrick, Leticia Llesmin, Nosebleed and Shannon Paley — know that rocking, too, is an art, so they've opened the space to homegrown bands of every persuasion, including Torches in Trees, Bi-polar Bear, Man's Assassination Man, Foot Village, Puppy Dog, and the folksy Leslie and the Badgers, to name a few. In addition to the venue that L'Keg offers to spotlight great local bands, the space is also a distributor of records and publications for local artsy/musical folk, and hosts occasional outlying events, like Sunday hangover poetry parties and screenings of teenage snuff films. 311 Glendale Blvd., Echo Park. myspace.com/lkeggallery.—Wendy Gilmartin
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Post subject: Post Senior Bowl - SEVEN Round Mock
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Round 1
1. Kansas City - Geno Smith, QB
2. Jacksonville Star Lotuelei, DT
3. Oakland Damontre Moore, DE
4. Philadelphia Luke Joeckel, OT
5. Detroit Bjoern Werner, DE
6 Cleveland Jarvis Jones, DE/OLB
7. Arizona Eric Fisher, OT
8. Buffalo Bills Matt Barkley, QB
9. NY Jets Barkevious Mingo, OLB
10. Tennessee - Ezekiel Ansah, DE
11. San Diego Chance Warmack, OG
12. Miami Cordarelle Patterson, WR
13. Tampa Bay Dee Milliner, CB
14. Carolina- Jonathan Hankins, DT
15. New Orleans Dion Jordan, OLB
16.St Louis Rams Sheldon Richardson, DT
17. Pittsburgh Manti Teo , LB
18. Dallas- Sharrif Floyd, DT
19. NY Giants Alec Ogeltree, LB
20. Chicago Lane Johnson, OT
21. Cincinnati - Sam Montgomery, DE
22. Indianapolis- Jonathan Cooper, OG
23. Minnesota Keenan Allen, WR
24. St Louis Rams (via Wash) Kenny Vaccaro, S
25. Seattle Sylvester Williams, DT
26. Green Bay- Barrett Jones, OL
27. Denver- Kawann Short, DT
28. Houston Kevin Minter, LB
29. New England- Alex Okafor, DE
30. Atlanta - Zack Ertz, TE
31. Baltimore- Arthur Brown, LB
32. San Francisco- John Jenkins, NT
Round 2
33. Jacksonville Tyler Wilson, QB
34. Kansas City - Xavier Rhodes, CB
35. Philadelphia E.J. Manuel, QB
36. Detroit Jonthan Banks, CB
37. Cincinnati (Via Oak) Giovani Bernard, RB
38. Arizona- Mike Glennon, QB
39. Cleveland- Supplemental Draft
40. New York Jets- Ryan Nassib, QB
41. Tennessee - Desmond Trufant, CB
42. Buffalo Justin Hunter, WR
43. Miami Tyler Eifert, TE
44. Tampa Bay Logan Ryan, CB
45. Carolina- Terrence Williams, WR
46. New Orleans Forfeited
47. San Diego DJ Fluker, OT
48. St Louis Rams Tavon Austin, WR
49. Dallas- Larry Warford, OG
50. Pittsburgh Jessie Williams, NT
51. NY Giants Cornelius Carradine, DE
52. Chicago - Travis Frederick, OG
53. Washington Matt Elam, S
54. Minnesota Khaseem Greene, LB
55. Miami (via Indianapolis) Jordan Poyer, CB
56. Cincinnati Eric Reid, S
57. Seattle Deandre Hopkins, WR
58. Green Bay- Eddie Lacy, RB
59. Denver- Blidi Wreh-Wilson, CB
60. Houston Oday Aboushi, OT
61. Atlanta Margus Hunt, DE
62. New England Robert Woods, WR
63. Baltimore- Datone Jones, DE
64. San Francisco- David Amerson, S
Round 3
65. Kansas City- Quinton Patton, WR
66. Jacksonville Dallas Thomas, OT /OG
67. Detroit Andre Ellington, RB
68. Oakland- Kevin Reddick, LB
69. Philadelphia Phillip Thomas, S
70. Cleveland Jamar Taylor, CB
71. Arizona Kyle Long, OG
72. Tennessee - Tony Jefferson, FS
73. Buffalo Chase Thomas, LB
74. NY Jets Joseph Randle, RB
75. Tampa Bay Akeem Spence, DT
76. San Fran (Via Carolina) - Will Davis, CB
77. New Orleans Brandon Williams, NT
78. San Diego Brandon Jenkins, OLB
79. Miami Marcus Wheaton, WR
80. St Louis Rams Brennan Williams, OT
81. Pittsburgh Corey Lemonier, OLB
82. Dallas T.J McDonald, S
83. NY Giants Chris Faulk, OT
84. Miami (Via Chicago): Mallicah Goodman, DE
85. Minnesota Bennie Logan, DT
86 . Indianapolis Stepfan Taylor, RB
87. Cincinnati DaRick Rogers, WR
88. Washington Robert Alford, CB
89. Green Bay- Justin Pugh, OT
90. Houston Aaron Dobson, WR
91. Seattle David Bakhtiari, OT
92. Denver- Jon Bostic, LB
93. New England Darius Slay, CB
94. Atlanta - Montee Ball, RB
95. Baltimore- Baccari Rambo, S
96. San Francisco- Jordan Reed, TE
Round 4
97. Jacksonville- BW Webb, CB
98. Kansas City- Gerald Hodges, LB
99. Oakland- David Quessenberry, OT
100. Philadelphia- Michael Buchanan, DE/OLB
101. Minnesota (Via Detroit) Brian Winters, OG
102. Arizona- William Gholston, DE
103. Cleveland- Gavin Escobar, TE
104. Buffalo- Cornelius Washington, DE
105. New York Jets- Steadman Bailey, WR
106. Tennessee- Jonathan Franklin, RB
107. Carolina- Shawn Williams, SS
108. New Orleans- Leon Mcfadden, CB
109. San Diego Nickell Roby, CB
110. Miami- Manelik Watson, OT
111. Tampa Bay- Marquis Goodwin, WR/KR
112. St Louis- Sean Porter, LB
113. Dallas- Mike Gillislee, RB
114. Pittsburgh Dwayne Gratz, CB
115. New York Giants - Josh Boyd, DT
116. Chicago- Travis Kelce, TE
117. Indianapolis- DJ Swearinger, S
118. Cincinnati Terron Armstead, OT
119. Washington- Chris Harper, WR
120. Minnesota Jonathan Cyprien, S
121. Green Bay Kwame Geathers, DT/DE
122. Seattle- Jelani Jenkins, LB
123. Denver- Brian Schwenke, OC
124. Houston- JC Tretter, OG
125. Atlanta Jordan Hill, DT
126. Tampa Bay (Via New England) Nick Kasa, TE
127. Baltimore- Khaled Holmes, OC
128. San Francisco- Cobi Hamilton, WR
Round 5
129. Kansas City- Vance Mcdonald, TE
130. Jacksonville Christine Michael, RB
131. Philadelphia Adrian Bushel, CB
132. Detroit- Brad Wing, P
133. Oakland Terry Hawthorne, CB
134. Cleveland Alvin Bailey, OG
135. Arizona Jamie Collins, OLB
136. New York Jets - Jordan Mills, OT
137. Tennessee Hugh Thornton, OG
138. Buffalo Tharold Simon, CB
139. New Orleans John Simon, DE/OLB
140. San Diego Zac Dysert, QB
141. Miami Sio Moore, LB
142. Tampa Bay Jawan Jamison, RB
143. Carolina Ricky Wagner, OT
144. St Louis Marcus Lattimore, RB
145. Pittsburgh- Kenny Stills, WR
146. Dallas- Landry Jones, QB
147. New York Giants: JJ Wilcox, S
148. Chicago: Steve Williams, CB
149. Cincinnati Kiko Alonzo, ILB
150. Washington- Johnny Adams, CB
151. Minnesota- Ryan Swope, WR
152. San Francisco (via Indianapolis): Trevardo Williams, DE/OLB
153. Seattle- Melvin White, CB
154. Green Bay- Vince Williams, LB
155. Denver- Connor Vernon, WR
156. Houston- Montori Hughes, DT
157. Atlanta- Earl Watford, OG
158. Washington (via New England): Reid Fragel, OT
159. Baltimore- Denard Robinson, WR
160. San Francisco: Dustin Hopkins, K.
Round 6:
161. Jacksonville Levine Toilolo, TE
162. Kansas City- Shamarko Thomas, SS.
163. Detroit: Omoreggie Uzzi, OG
164. Oakland Cory Grissom, DT
165. Philadelphia- Devin Taylor, DE
166. Arizona: Michael Williams, TE
167. Cleveland- Nico Johnson, LB
168. Arizona (from Tennessee): Mike Mauti, ILB
169. Buffalo Bills: Chris Gragg, TE
170. New York Jets: Zaviar Gooden, LB
171. San Diego: Kenjon Barner, RB
172. San Francisco (from Miami): LeVeon Bell, RB
173. Tampa Bay- Robert Lester, S
174. Carolina Caleb Sturgis, K
175. New Orleans: Aaron Malette, WR
176: St Louis- DeVonte Holloman, LB
177: Dallas: Everette Dawkins, DT
178: Pittsburgh- Ray Graham, RB
179: NY Giants Brandon McGee, CB
180: Chicago Keith Pough, LB
181: Washington: A.J Klein, ILB
182: Arizona (from Washington): Kemal Ishmael, FS
183. Indianapolis- Joe Kruger, DE
184. Cincinnati: Tyrann Mathieu, CB
185. Green Bay- Zach Suddfield, TE
186. Houston Lavar Edwards, DE/OLB
187. Seattle: Dion Sims, TE
188.Denver- Josh Evans, S
189. Cincinnati (from New England) Duke Williams, S
190. Atlanta Tavarres King, WR
191. Baltimore- Travis Long, DE/OLB
192. San Francisco- Rogers Gaines, OT
Round 7:
193. Kansas City- Chris Jones, DL
194. Jacksonville- David Bass, DE
195. Oakland Brad Sorensen- QB
196. Cleveland (Via Philadelphia)- Rex Burkhead, RB/FB
197. Detroit- Ace Sanders, WR/KR
198. Cleveland- Zeke Motta, S
199. Minnesota- Bruce Taylor, ILB
200. Seattle (Via Buffalo)- Marquess Wilson, WR
201. New York Jets- Garret Gilkey, OG
202. Tennessee- Oscar Johnson, OG
203. Miami- Cooper Taylor, S
204. New England (Via Tampa Bay)- Anthony Rashad White DT
205. Oakland (Via Carolina)- Jeff Baca, OG
206. Seattle (New Orleans )- Quanterus Smith, DE
207. San Diego- Mike Edwards, CB
208. St. Louis- Micah Hyde, CB/S
209. Pittsburgh- Joseph Fauria, TE
210. Miami (Via Dallas)- John Sullen, OG
211. New York Giants- Larry Webster, DE
212. Tampa Bay (Via Chicago)- Xavier Nixon, OT
213. Minnesota- Knile Davis, RB
214. Indianapolis- Manese Foketi, OT
215. San Francisco (Via Cincinnati)- Mike Catapano, DE
216. Washington- Alan Bonner, WR
217. Denver Zac Stacy, RB
218. Tampa Bay (Via Seattle)- Duran Harmon, S
219. Green Bay- Jasper Collins, WR
220. Houston Latavius Murray, RB
221. Atlanta Tremayne Scott, DE
222. New England Earl Wolff, S
223. Baltimore- Tyler Bray, QB
224. San Francisco Dan Molls, ILB
Atlanta Zack Ertz, TE, Margus Hunt,DE, Montee Ball, RB, Jordan Hill, DT, Earl Watford, OG, Tavarres King, WR, Tremayne Scott, DE
Arizona Eric Fisher, OT, Mike Glennon, QB, Kyle Long, OG, William Gholston, DE, Jamie Collins, OLB, Michael Williams, TE, Mike Mauti, ILB, Kemal Ishmael, FS
Baltimore Arthur Brown, LB, Datone Jones, DE, Bacarri Rambo, S, Khaled Holmes, OC, Denard Robinson, WR, Travis Long, DE/OLB, Tyler Bray, QB,
Buffalo Matt Barkley, QB, Justin Hunter, WR, Chase Thomas LB, Cornelius Washington, DE, Tharold Simon, CB, Chris Gragg, TE
Carolina Jonathan Hankins, DT, Terrence Williams, WR, Shawn Williams, S, Ricky Wagner, OT, Dustin Hopkins, K
Cincinnati- Sam Montgomery, DE, Giovani Bernard, RB, Eric Reid, S, DaRick Rogers, WR, Terron Armstead, OT, Kiko Alonzo, LB, Tyrann Mathieu, CB, Duke Williams, S
Chicago Lane Johnson, OT, Travis Frederick, OG/OC, Travis Kelce, TE, Steve Williams, CB, Keith Pough, LB
Cleveland Jarvis Jones, OLB, Jamar Taylor, CB, Gavin Escbar, TE, Alvin Bailey, OG, Nico Johnson, LB, Rex Burkhead, Zeke Motta, S
Dallas Sharrif Floyd, DT, Larry Warford, OG, T.J McDonald, S, Mike Gillislee, RB, Landry Jones, QB Everette Dawkins, DT
Denver Kawann Short, DT, Blidi Wreh-Wilson, CB, Jon Bostic, LB, Brian Schwenke, OC, Connor Vernon, WR, Josh Evans, S, Zac Stacy, RB
Detroit Bjoern Werner, DE, Jonthan Banks, CB, Andre Ellington, RB, Brad Wing, P, Omoreggie Uzzi, OG, Ace Sanders, WR/KR
Green Bay Barret Jones, OC, Eddie Lacy, RB, Justin Pugh, OT, Kwame Geathers, DE, Vince Williams, ILB, Zach Suddfield, TE, Jasper Collins, WR
Houston Kevin Minter, LB, Oday Aboushi, OT, Aaron Dobson, WR, JC Tretter, OG, Montori Hughes, DT, Lavar Edwards, DE/OLB, Latavius Murray, RB
Indianapolis- Jonathan Cooper, OG, Stepfan Taylor, RB, DJ Swearinger, S, Joe Kruger, DE, Manese Foketi, OT
Jacksonville - Star Lotuelei, DT, Tyler Wilson, QB, Dallas Thomas, OL, BW Webb, CB, Christine Michael, RB, Levine Toilolo, TE, David Bass, DE
Kansas City Geno Smith, QB, Xavier Rhodes, CB, Quinton Patton, WR, Gerald Hodges, LB, Vance McDonald, TE, Shamarko Thomas, SS, Chris Jones, DL
Miami- Cordarelle Patterson, WR , Tyler Eiffert, TE, Jordan Poyer, CB, Marcus Wheaton, WR, Mallicah Goodman, DE, Manelik Watson, OT, Sio Moore, LB, Cooper Taylor, S, John Sullen, OG
Minnesota Keenan Allen, WR, Khaseem Greene, LB, Bennie Logan, DT, Brian Winters, OT, Jonathan Cyprien, S, Ryan Swope, WR, Bruce Taylor, LB, Knile Davis, RB
New England: Alex Okafor, DE, Robert Woods, WR, Darius Slay, CB, Anthony Rashad White DT, Earl Wolff, S
New Orleans Saints: Dion Jordan, OLB, Brandon Williams, DT, Leon Mcfadden, CB, John Simon, DE/OLB, Aaron Mallette, WR,
New York Jets- Barkevious Mingo, OLB, Ryan Nassib, QB, Joseph Randle, RB, Steadman Bailey, WR, Jordan Mills, OT, Zaviar Gooden, LB, Garret Gilkey, OG
New York Giants- Alec Ogeltree, LB, Cornelius Carradine, DE, Chris Faulk, OT, Josh Boyd, DT, JJ Wilcox, S Brandon McGee, CB. Larry Webster, DE
Oakland Damontre Moore, DE, Kevin Reddick, LB, David Quessenberry, OT, Terry Hawthorne, CB, Corey Grissom, DT, Brad Sorensen, Jeff Baca, OG
Philadelphia - Luke Joeckel, OT , EJ Manuel, QB, Phillip Thomas, S, Michael Buchanan, DE/OLB, Adrian Bushell, CB, Devin Taylor, DE
Pittsburgh- Manti Teo, ILB, Jessie Williams, DT, Corey Lemonier, OLB, Dwayne Gratz, CB, Kenny Stills, WR, Ray Graham, RB, Joseph Fauria, TE
San Diego Chance Warmack, OG, DJ Fluker, OT, Brandon Jenkins, OLB, Nickell Roby, CB, Zac Dysert, QB, Kenjon Barner, RB, Mike Edwards, CB,
San Francisco- John Jenkins, DT, David Amerson, S, Will Davis, CB, Jordan Reed, TE, Cobi Hamilton, WR, Trevardo Williams, OLB, Caleb Sturgis, K, LeVeon Bell, RB, Rogers Gaines, OT, Mike Catapano, DE, Dan Molls, ILB
Seattle Sylvester Williams, DE/DT, Deandre Hopkins, WR, David Bakhtiari, OT, Jelani Jenkins, LB, Melvin White, CB, Dion Sims, TE, Marquess Wilson, WR, Quanterus Smith, DE/OLB
St. Louis Sheldon Richardson, DT, Kenny Vaccaro, S, Tavon Austin, WR, Brennan Williams, OT, Sean Porter, LB, Marcus Lattimore, RB, DeVonte Holloman, LB, Micah Hyde, CB/S
Tampa Bay- Dee Milliner, CB, Logan Ryan, CB, Akeem Spence, DT,
Marquise Goodwin, WR, Nick Kasa, TE, Jawan Jamison,RB, Robert Lester, S, Xavier Nixon, OT, Duran Harman, S
Tennessee - Ezekiel Ansah, DE , Desmond Trufant, CB, Tony Jefferson, S, Jonathan Franklin, RB, Hugh Thornton, OG, Oscar Johnson, OG
Washington- Matt Elam, S, Robert Alford, CB, Chris Harper, WR, Johnny Adams, CB, Reid Fragel, OT, AJ Klein, LB, Alan Bonner, WR
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Posted: Wed Jan 30, 2013 5:16 pm
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Nice effort but horrific picks for the Jets. Nassib would be terrible and I'm not confident taking Mingo at 9.
Many thanks to IDOG_det on the sig
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Posted: Wed Jan 30, 2013 5:19 pm
Post subject: 7 round draft
First off I appluad your effort in creating a full 7 round draft. As for your picks for the Chicago Bears, I like them. Especially the first three.
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Posted: Wed Jan 30, 2013 5:20 pm
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I would be the happiest Bengals fan alive if this happened. Frankly I dont see Duke Williams falling to the 6th or Eric Reid to a lae 2nd. It could happen but I just cant see it.
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Posted: Wed Jan 30, 2013 5:21 pm
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Haven't evaluated the picks yet for Washington but give the Vikings back their 6th round pick. Skippy McBouncepass didn't play enough games for the Vikes to have to give us their 6th rounder in the upcoming draft.
We have:
5 (from NE)
As long as Dan Snyder owns the team, the Redskins will not win another Super Bowl
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Posted: Wed Jan 30, 2013 5:25 pm
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Overall solid, like was said, we kept our sixth.
Technically how it goes is this:
Arizona has the Vikings and Titans 6th from the AJ Jefferson trade, and the Vikings have the Cardinal's 7th from the AJ Jefferson trade.
Vikings have
4 (Det)
7 (Az)
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Posted: Wed Jan 30, 2013 5:39 pm
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Give Shwenke to the Cards in the 4th the Mathieu in the 5th (And yes I realize that would've been 3 Offensive lineman in the first 4 rounds) and then I love this mock
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Posted: Wed Jan 30, 2013 6:14 pm
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I think I cried a tear a joy?
Well that was a MUCH better draft than I've seen on here to date. And well, if that is the way it goes down? Ireland will end up keeping his job. But, based on the draft makes me wonder how much he would've gone after defensive FA's....
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Posted: Wed Jan 30, 2013 6:32 pm
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It's a pretty darn good draft for the Bengals. But i'd rather see this for the first 2 rounds:
1. Kenny Vaccaro
2a. Khaseem Greene
2b. Andre Ellington
DE isn't really a need right now. Its a luxury. But it's a fact that we have holes at SS and OLB/MLB.
[quote="YoursTruly"]He doesn't get the ball because he is shut down. Zero seperation. It is my understanding that Elite WR should be able to do this when their number is called. AJ gets shut down relatively easy.[/quote]
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Posted: Wed Jan 30, 2013 6:46 pm
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One of the better Steelers drafts I've seen. You addressed three important needs in the first three rounds with solid players. The only thing I would change is I would rather have safeties DJ Swearinger or Robert Lester than cornerback Gratz in the fourth round.
Thanks to UniversalAuthor for the Sidney Crosby sig
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Posted: Wed Jan 30, 2013 6:54 pm
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I'm not a huge Tyler Wilson fan, and honestly there are better guys in th 2nd there, but overall not bad
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Posted: Wed Jan 30, 2013 7:25 pm
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Are you a Colts fan? This is absolutely and ridiculously perfect!
Don't change ANYTHING.
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Posted: Wed Jan 30, 2013 8:52 pm
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No No No No No.
First off Barkley will in no way whatsoever be a Bill. Ever. And the Bills will not draft TWO QB's. I am not a fan of Hunter, I would rather his former teammate Rodgers. And we need depth at DE.
Thank you NickChowaniec!
Trust the Process.
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Posted: Wed Jan 30, 2013 9:29 pm
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Trentwannabe wrote:
No No No No No.
First off Barkley will in no way whatsoever be a Bill. Ever. And the Bills will not draft TWO QB's. I am not a fan of Hunter, I would rather his former teammate Rodgers. And we need depth at DE.
Totally agree. If we had multiple picks I might be ok with taking a second QB late but not in rd 4 when we have to many other needs. Not a Barkley fan his arm will not cut it at the Ralph in the winter months.
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CB Drayton Florence
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great mock, only thing i would change is xavier rhodes over wilson in the second.
Perfect fit for a gus bradley defense.
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Posted Friday December 7, 2012 4:05 PM GMT
Showing off her impeccable beauty, Doutzen Kroes graced the pages of British Vogue's January 2013 issue.
The 27-year-old Victoria's Secret model rocked a number of sexy swimsuits for the stunning spread shot by Josh Olins.
Miss Kroes paid homage to the beautiful mag shoot by recently tweeting, "Trying to be a mermaid....#BritishVogue."
In related news, the Dutch model was featured in the 2012 Victoria's Secret Fashion Show and recently revealed her post-show indulgence explaining, "[After the show] I want to eat! It's not that I don't eat, but I want to eat French fries."
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Michelle Obama's got the power, Playboy model found murdered, Jon & Kate ratings decline, and more
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Michelle Obama's Got the Power
Who is the most powerful woman in the world? Once again, according to Forbes Magazine, Germany's Prime Minister Angela Merkel tops the list. She has been in the top spot for the past four years. At number two is Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Chairman Sheila Bair, who has been part of the team handling the U.S. financial crisis and had sometimes clashed with other administration officials.
First Lady Michelle Obama joins the list for the first time at No. 40. Michelle is more powerful than her pal Oprah who is No.41 and both are more powerful than Michelle's new good friend, Queen Elizabeth who came in at No 42. More powerful than Michelle?
Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi who is No. 35 and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton at No. 36. More powerful than them — at least according to the business magazine — is philanthropist Melinda Gates, wife of billionaire Bill Gates, who is No.34 and probably also the richest woman on the list.


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Same-sex, bisexual and transgender couples — and individuals — often face significant financial hurdles compared to their heterosexual counterparts. According to Chris Kollaja, a certified public accountant and partner at A.L. Nella & Company in San Francisco, LGBT couples often incur higher costs for everything from income taxes to employee benefits to adoptions because of prevailing laws and tax regulations.
In states where gay marriage is not legal, same-sex couples must file separate income tax returns, as with unmarried heterosexual couples. Where it is legal, if they want to file a joint state return they must each file an individual federal return and then complete a "mock" joint federal return and use that data to calculate their joint state return.
Company-provided domestic partner benefits are considered imputed income by the IRS and added to the employee's taxable income. Also, whereas opposite-sex married couples can use pretax dollars to pay for medical insurance premiums, domestic partners cannot.
Heterosexual spouses can receive up to 50 percent of their spouse's Social Security benefits if he or she is still alive, can collect their dead spouse's benefit if it's higher than their own, and receive a $255 lump-sum spousal death benefit. None of these benefits apply to same-sex spouses.
Heterosexual married couples can contribute up to $5,000 a year to a spousal IRA for a non-working spouse; same-sex couples cannot.
If one spouse in a heterosexual marriage enters a nursing home and applies for Medicaid, the other may continue living in their home without impacting Medicaid eligibility. However, if an LGBT couple owns a home and one applies for Medicaid, the other must buy out the sick partner's share in order to remain in their home.
Heterosexual married couples can transfer unlimited assets to each other without paying federal estate taxes. Everyone else, including married same-sex couples, must pay taxes on estates that exceed $5.12 million.
Despite last year's repeal of "Don't Ask, Don't Tell," veteran's benefits based on marital status remain unavailable to same-sex military spouses including: military hospital visitation rights; survivor benefits; increased compensation to spouses of disabled veterans; Veterans Administration Home Loan eligibility for surviving spouses; and burial together in military cemeteries.
"The most important takeaway is that you can't take planning for granted," said Kollaja. "It's critical to establish your wishes through proper documentation."
He offers these tips:
Inventory all your assets and make sure everything is clearly titled and registered with the county.
Make sure your will, trust, durable power of attorney and other legal documents spell out how you want your assets distributed and whom you want to make your medical and financial decisions; otherwise the courts may designate someone instead.
Designate the proper beneficiaries for all insurance policies, retirement plans and investment accounts.
Buy adequate health, property and casualty insurance. If you're married or in a registered domestic partnership, you could be held liable for your partner's accident.
Because many mutual retirement benefits are not available to GLBT couples, plan your retirement for two single people. Having your own long-term care insurance is particularly important.
"Bottom line, make sure you have a trust or living will," says Kollaja. "Otherwise, you'll be subject to the state's probate laws, which could determine very different outcomes than what you would have wished."
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PAINESVILLE, Ohio (AP) -- A northeast Ohio teen has pleaded guilty to killing her foster mother as part of a conspiracy with her romantically involved foster father.
Nineteen-year-old Sabrina Zunich pleaded guilty to aggravated murder on Thursday in Lake County, and likely will be sentenced to life in prison later.
Zunich testified against Kevin Knoefel earlier this year as part of a plea agreement. Knoefel was found guilty of conspiracy to commit aggravated murder for convincing Zunich to kill Lisa Knoefel, and sexual battery for having had sex with the teen.
Zunich's attorney is seeking the possibility of parole after 20 years. He says his client is remorseful and that she would never have killed Lisa Knoefel had it not been for the influence of her foster father.


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Hello, I have just downloaded Backtrack 4 Final and put it on my usb. I formatted the USB from NTFS to FAT 32, so now that I have it burned to the flashdrive I booted it.
From this point on I got stopped in loading process and the screen pauses. I type login and it prompts me for a user-name, I type root and for the password I type toor. Then I gives me and error message saying that it is incorrect.
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Snowden and the Right
Here's something I'll certainly be keeping one eye fixed on as the Edward Snowden story advances: the degree to which the American right takes him up as a cause célèbre. They're up a tree either way. If they do, then they're obviously guilty of the rankest hypocrisy imaginable, because we all know that if Snowden had come forward during George W. Bush's presidency, the right-wing media would by now have sniffed out every unsavory fact about his life (and a hefty mountain of fiction) in an effort to tar him. If they don't, then they've lost an opportunity to sully Barack Obama. Since they like smearing Obama a lot more than they care about hypocrisy, my guess is that they will lionize him, as some already are. But in the long run, doing that will only expose how deep the rifts are between the national-security right and the libertarian right, and this issue will only extend and intensify those disagreements.
First out of the gate Sunday was Glenn Beck, who tweeted in the late afternoon, not too long after The Guardian posted the interview with Snowden: "I think I have just read about the man for which I have waited. Earmarks of a real hero." Shortly thereafter, another: "Courage finally. Real. Steady. Thoughtful. Transparent. Willing to accept the consequences. Inspire w/Malice toward none." And two hours after that: "The NSA patriot leaker is just yet another chance for America to regain her moral compass and set things right. No red or blue JUST TRUTH."
Beck, I will concede, has a degree of credibility on the red/blue issue. He criticizes Republicans sometimes. Even so, it amounts to a speck of dust when set against his near-daily sermons (for years now) about liberal and Democratic fascism. So I wonder about the degree to which Beck would have hopped up to throw rose petals at young Snowden's feet if he'd come forward in this way under the Bush administration.
About Beck, we can wonder. About the others, I think there is no reason to wonder at all. If Snowden's parents had got about the business of conceiving him five or six years before they did, and the progeny had taken up this line of work in 2007 or 2008, it's obvious that The Daily Caller and Breitbart.com, two right-wing outfits that Sunday evening were triumphantly bannering Snowden's comments and the National Security Agency's announced investigation into the matter, would have been savaging the guy. By close of business today, the rumors about his sexuality would be rampant.
They just want any cudgel they can find to beat Obama over the head, so Snowden suits their purposes for now. But let's see where they go on this one over the long haul. On Sunday morning, Sen. Rand Paul called for a Supreme Court–levelchallenge to the NSA, in the form of a class-action suit, to end this data-mining. How's that going to sit with John McCain, Lindsey Graham, Mitch McConnell, John Boehner, Reince Priebus, and the moneymen behind the Republican Party? Not very well.
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- NSA Surveillance Furor Shows We're Ready for War on Terror to Be Over
- The Fringe Factor: Women Don't Want Equal Pay Laws
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Open the switch box
Switch box with neutral wires
Switches don't need neutral wires. In this box, the two white wires connected with a wire nut indicate that a circuit runs through the switch box, and you can tie into it for a new outlet. If the switch box has only one white wire and it's connected to the switch (sometimes with black tape around it), it means the wire is hot—part of the switch circuit—and can't be used as a neutral.
First, check to see if the box contains a circuit you can tie into. Turn off the power to the switch box, remove the switch plate and unscrew the switch so you can examine the wires. If there's a pair of neutral (white) wires that aren't connected to the switch, you're in luck (see photo). You can then add the new black wire to the black, the white to the white, and the ground to the ground wires. However, keep in mind that the switch box might contain other wires or have improper connections. If you're not sure, look elsewhere or call a licensed electrician to advise you.
Second, do a wire count to make sure the box is big enough for the three new wires (see chart). The box size (in cubic inches) is often stamped on the inside of the back. If it's not, measure the width, height and depth of the box and multiply to calculate its volume. If the box isn't large enough, replace it with a larger one or look for another place to tie in.
Box Capacity
Use this chart to determine if the switch box is big enough for more wires.
Before starting, turn off the power to the circuit. Before touching any bare wires or terminals, use a voltage tester on all the wires to make sure the power is off. If you have aluminum wiring, call in a licensed pro who's certified to work with it. This wiring is dull gray, not the dull orange that's characteristic of copper.


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I must be a real party animal. This past weekend I had about 60 beers, stayed up all night, caroused with total strangers, wore the same clothes for two days and crashed and burned immediately when I got home.
How can this be?
Well, I didn't drink 60 beers. Remember a few weeks ago when I said that missing one hour of sleep is equivalent to drinking two beers?
This past weekend I had more than my share without ever popping a tab.
It started innocently enough.
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USC forward Dewayne Dedmon announced today he would forgo his senior year and enter the NBA draft.
"It's just my time to chase my dream and go to the NBA. I had a great time at USC and it was a good experience," Dedmon said. "I had some ups and downs and learned a lot and believe it is best for me to turn professional at this time. I wish USC, Andy Enfield and all my teammates all the best moving forward. Andy is a good guy and I believe he will do great things here."
Dedmon's status with the team was never cleared up after he was suspended from the final game of the season following an altercation during a road trip in Spokane, Wash. He averaged 6.7 points and 7.0 rebounds last season.


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ACen is in only a couple of days! Have fun, be safe, and watch out for stairs,,,,,,,,,,,
Sweetbeanpaste/cattheterrible has created a master post detailing when/where all the MSPA-related meetups, panel, and gatherings are, which can be found here.
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The North American Equipment Dealers Association has been asked to assist with programming for the Dealer Summit during the Dealer Day at GIE+EXPO on Wednesday, October 23. NAEDA's Outdoor Power Equipment Council (comprised of top OPE dealer representatives from NAEDA's regional affiliates) has provided direction into this program with a recommendation for a moderated manufacturer panel discussion.
The Dealer Summit will be held at the EXPO Center on Wednesday, October 23rd from 12:00 pm to 3:00 pm. The Summit begins with a luncheon at noon, followed by an Industry Update. The Manufacturer Panel will run roughly from 1:30 to 3:00 pm. We have selected a top notch panel with a thorough representation of the industry.
Moderator – Kim Rominger, Executive VP/CEO, Ohio-Michigan Equipment Dealers Association
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News about Menu Foods, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Boeuf Bourguignon Again?
Cats and dogs, the true masters of the house, have trained us to give them what they want: four-star cuisine....
February 16, 2012, Thursday
Why Regulations Might Actually Create Jobs
A new book says the decline of antitrust regulations and the rise of consolidation has destroyed jobs....
February 26, 2010, Friday
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McDonald's Made Profit With Assist From Dollar Menu
McDonald's said third-quarter profit rose as consumers stretched by higher food costs bought $1 double cheeseburgers and specialty coffees....
October 23, 2008, Thursday
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Pet Food Indictments for 3 Firms
Two Chinese companies and an American importer were indicted on charges of intentionally defrauding American manufacturers about poisonous ingredients used in pet food....
February 7, 2008, Thursday
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Some Baby Bibs Said to Contain Levels of Lead
Certain vinyl baby bibs sold at Toys "R" Us stores appear to be contaminated with lead, laboratory tests have shown....
August 15, 2007, Wednesday
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China Shuts 3 Companies Over Safety of Products
Chinese regulators said that the companies had exported mislabeled drug and tainted pet food ingredients....
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China Urges U.S. Not to Punish All Food Exporters
Beijing is addressing the damage done by the pet food scandal and concerns about the quality of China's agricultural products....
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Another Chemical Emerges in Pet Food Case
Cyanuric acid may have been added to animal feed to boost the protein count, Chinese chemical producers said....
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Murdoch, Reuters and Scandal. Wait, We're Not Finished.
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I wish I had money to buy gifts for all the people who touch my life in the course of a year.
But if I did, you would be calling me Oprah instead of Carolyn, because those people are legion.
Each year I write a Christmas letter to the family and friends I communicate with less than I should and this year as I thought of a summation, I knew what it had to be:
"Except for a few minor things, I am very, very happy."
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Raz-B on life support, comatose after bottle attack
(TMZ) - R&B singer Raz-B is currently on life support in a hospital in China... just one day after he was smashed in the face with a bottle at a nightclub, TMZ has learned.
TMZ spoke to Raz's publicist, Toy Jones, who says, "He is in a coma and needs as many prayers as possible."
As previously reported, the 28-year-old was performing at a club in China on Thursday and was smashed in the face with a glass bottle while trying to break up a fight that erupted in the crowd.
Raz received medical attention hours after the incident -- and underwent minor surgery to repair a gash in his lip.
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This is one of the design units in the Master of Architecture that prepares students to confidently face the capstone final design of the course, SRD766 Masterclass. The unit assumes a level of architectural design knowledge and presentation skills gained in undergraduate design studies.
The design projects undertaken in the unit will be based in selected urban situations and will involve the development of a building or group of buildings inserted in the urban fabric with a degree of programmatic complexity. The building types will involve public and private programs, and their relationship to the public and urban infrastructures will be integral to the design studies undertaken. The physical, social, political, historic and cultural contexts into which these architectural proposals are inserted will play a major role in the analysis and propositional phases of the design process. Projects are intended to express a critical position towards the sometimes conflictive and controversial situations that characterize urban coexistence.
Architectural space will be explored, defined and described through a wide range of architectural tools and documents with special attention paid to architectural sections that express and present the perceptive values of the projective space. The expectations of the unit is that each of the documents elaborated to communicate the projective reality that students propose, achieve a level of professionalism and persuasiveness in accordance with the masters level of the architectural course.
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I am transferring this over from the old RE forums, because I think i's a helpful guide for those interested in adding another application to the exploit module in the Metasploit Unleashed - Mastering the Framework course. The guide also goes into detail about exploit development using Metasploit. This guide is not part of the course, and the author can not be held responsible if the subsequent modules from the Metasploit Unleashed course no longer work or conflict the with the initial setup. Here is the original post:
I did the Metasploit Unleashed course over the holiday weekend and I want to say WOW! Amazing work, enjoyed it so much! :D
I wanted to add another application to fuzz and exploit for my own lab, and then I ended up getting carried away and wrote a small guide/module for the course. It plays off the existing modules. There's nothing really 'spectacular' about the guide especially in comparison to the course, but it brings up a good point that happened to me when I installed the FTP server and tried to exploit it.
Simple FTP Fuzzer
Remember the carpenter's mantra: measure twice, cut once? Well, the same can be applied for creating exploits. We'll take for example our target running running WFTPD Server 3.23 on our XP machine.
First, will go ahead and download the software: https://www.securinfos.info/old-soft...vulnerable.php
If you installed the FTP server in Windows components, please uninstall it before installing the software. Go to the Control Panel and open 'Add or Remove Programs'. Select 'Add/Remove Windows Components' on the left-hand side. Double click on 'Internet Information Services (IIS)' and un-check 'File Transfer Protocol FTP Service'
Install the software, add a FTP user and password with full rights and enable logging.
After running our enumeration scans we see this exploit is already written in Metasploit and decide to go ahead and try it. Set the options and payload and run the exploit. Also make sure to specify the target as it defaults to Windows 2000 Pro SP4.
And the results are....."Exploit completed, but no session was created."
Well...we got a crash, but no bind shell. In fact if we we're doing a pentest and that was our only way into the network, we just blew it! The application would have to be reset for us to get another shot! This is where 'measure twice, cut once', comes into play. A good rule of thumb is to always test your exploits before firing them off. Create a lab, as we've done, and test it before you try it on the actual target. The great thing about Metasploit is that it allows you to reuse and modify code very easily. We see the exploit that was already built in doesn't work, so we are going to have to fix it!
If we hook a debugger up we see the crash comes right at the jump code. Normally a simple fix would be just to change the jump code, since the current one does not appear to work. Since we want to be thorough, we are going to test this exploit from scratch, using our previously made IMAP fuzzer. First we'll go ahead and make a few minor changes in the code.
We see that only a few minor changes are needed. The original exploit uses the "SIZE" command followed by "/" and a long character string. We know this portion of the code works, since we we're able to crash the application. This can be verified by looking at the original code or by inspecting the packets sent over the network with WiresharkCode:
root@BT4VM:/pentest/exploits/framework3/modules/auxiliary/fuzzers# chmod 755 ftpfuzz.rb
root@BT4VM:/pentest/exploits/framework3/modules/auxiliary/fuzzers# cat ftpfuzz.rb
# This file is part of the Metasploit Framework and may be subject to
# redistribution and commercial restrictions. Please see the Metasploit
# Framework web site for more information on licensing and terms of use.
# http://metasploit.com/framework/
require 'msf/core'
class Metasploit3 < Msf::Auxiliary
include Msf::Exploit::Remote::Ftp
include Msf::Auxiliary::Dos
def initialize
'Name' => 'Simple FTP Fuzzer',
'Description' => %q{
An example of how to build a simple FTP fuzzer.
Account FTP credentials are required in this fuzzer.
'Author' => [ 'ryujin' ],
'License' => MSF_LICENSE,
'Version' => '$Revision: 1 $'
def fuzz_str()
return Rex::Text.rand_text_alphanumeric(rand(1024))
def run()
while (true)
connected = connect_login()
if not connected
print_status("Host is not responding - this is G00D ;)")
print_status("Generating fuzzed data...")
fuzzed = "\x41" * 1500
print_status("Sending fuzzed data, buffer length = %d" % fuzzed.length)
req = "SIZE /" + fuzzed + "\r\n"
res = raw_send_recv(req)
Lets go ahead and fire back up metasploit and see how this looks.Code:
cat /pentest/exploits/framework3/modules/exploits/windows/ftp/wftpd_size.rb


text:
Nuova Simonelli
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Back in stock on 8/1/2017


text:
I have my fingers crossed that someone withdraws/misses weight so Alexei can can jump in, Alexei Vs Stapes would be an awesome final.
I have my fingers crossed that someone withdraws/misses weight so Alexei can can jump in, Alexei Vs Stapes would be an awesome final.
Mr Boom is a dark dreadlocked horse in this.
If you love fighting you can never really lose!!!!!
I appreciate what you're saying, the calibre of fighters Stapes has been in with are much much higher than Alexei but thats your opinion and that's fair enough. After all anything can happen.
The Boom has certainly found a new home at lw. Im scared at what he could do.
^^^ agreed Ben.
Granted Lee has fought a couple of good guys, Alexei's first LW fight was against an opponent who is 3-7-1. Should he fight Maguire, Stringer or Stapes on this night it'll definitely test his ability.
BUT, here's the thing. A loser can't progress, not even by injury default etc. so in theory the reserve bout winner could come in at for the final a la:
In that scenario, it's an open field. This tourney is going to be mad. At some point on the night someone will surely get injured or something and not be able to progress, nature of the beast! Excited for it now.
Images from the draw with Tony Bellew are up at www.facebook.com/yourmma. Might aswell give us a like while you're there!
Running a caption comp on this haha: