Tuesday, September 30, 2014
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Medicinal Mushroom Cordyceps Reduces Liver Cancer Growth
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Saturday, September 20, 2014
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Friday, September 19, 2014
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Thursday, September 18, 2014
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Wednesday, September 17, 2014
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Tuesday, September 16, 2014
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Monday, September 15, 2014
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Sunday, September 14, 2014
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Saturday, September 13, 2014
Joe Sample dies at 75
Influential keyboardist Joe Sample, who helped push the boundaries of jazz and funk as a member of the Jazz Crusaders, died Friday in Houston. He was 75.
Sample's career with the Jazz Crusaders began as a hard bop group in Texas in the late '50s before the group migrated to the West Coast, releasing a string of hit albums that began in 1961 with "Freedom Sound." Teamed with saxophonist Wilton Felder, drummer Nesbert "Stix" Hooper and trombonist Wayne Henderson (who died this year), Sample helped lead the group toward mainstream success with a blend of jazz, funk and R&B, a sound that eventually led to the group dropping "jazz" from their name in 1971 and becoming the Crusaders.
Some of Sample's hits with the Crusaders include "Soul Shadows," "Put It Where You Want It," "Spellbound" and 1979's "Street Life" (with vocals by Randy Crawford) before the group broke up in 1987. Sample went on to a successful solo career that also yielded high-profile collaborations on recordings with Marvin Gaye, Lalah Hathaway, Steely Dan, BB King and Anita Baker.
His playing also made an impression on modern hip-hop, with samples of his work appearing on a variety of tracks, including Tupac Shakur's "Dear Mama."
"I try extremely hard not to play the same way that I did in the '70s," Sample told The Times in 1992. "Once I start playing like that, I feel like I'm dealing with ghosts. I feel like I'm washed up, finished, and done, like I have no future at all. The future is always trying to figure out what I am going to do next."
Sample's manager, Patrick Rains, confirmed to the Associated Press on Saturday that Sample died as a result of complications from lung cancer with his family at his side. He is survived by his wife, Yolanda, and son, Nicklas, who is also a musician.
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Friday, September 12, 2014
The NFL Ray Rice Scandal Has Roger Goodell Hanging by a Thread
By: Ira Broadway, September 10, 2014. Bloomberg Business Week
A law enforcement official in New Jersey says he sent a video of Ray Rice punching his then-fiancée Janay in an Atlantic City hotel elevator months ago, according to the Associated Press. Citing an unnamed source, the AP reviewed audio from a 12-second voicemail on April 9, left by a person in the National Football League’s office; the voice confirms receipt of the video and says, “You’re right. It’s terrible.” The report contradicts NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell’s claim, reiterated to CBS Evening News on Tuesday, that nobody at the NFL had seen the video before TMZmade it public on Monday.
NFL spokesman Greg Aiello (echoed by his colleague Brian McCarthy) said this of the AP story: “We have no knowledge of this. We are not aware of anyone in our office who possessed or saw the video before it was made public on Monday. We will look into it.”
The AP reports that the law enforcement official sent the NFL a copy of the video (without authorization) precisely so the league could take it into consideration in punishing Rice. If someone at the NFL got it and sat on it, the league office is a risk-management disaster. Or maybe Goodell is lying. Either way, his job, which seemed safe on Wednesday morning, now appears very much at risk.
In July, the NFL suspended Rice for two games for the February incident. A month later, after a barrage of criticism, Goodell sent a memo to league owners acknowledging that he had been too lenient. “I didn’t get it right,” he wrote. After video of the punch became public this week, Goodell suspended Rice indefinitely. The league justified the move based on the “new video evidence,” although by that point Goodell had already seen the first video, released by TMZ in February, of Rice dragging his now-wife from the elevator, and he already knew that Rice had knocked her out.
Goodell’s best hope now is that the AP got it wrong. “I do not believe the AP report,” says Marc Ganis, president of the consulting firm SportsCorp and a confidant to many NFL owners. “Until someone names a name at the NFL … how is there any validity to the story?” Ganis says that the league owners he’s spoken with are still squarely behind Goodell. It would take 25 of them, by league rules, to vote him out. The bigger question now is whether Goodell will wait around to let them.
UPDATE: The NFL has announced that it is launching an independent investigation into its handling of the Ray Rice incident lead by former FBI director Robert Mueller.
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Wednesday, September 10, 2014
Fast-Food Workers Arrested At Protests Part 3
Tuesday, September 9, 2014
Fast-Food Workers Arrested At Protests Part 2
Monday, September 8, 2014
Fast-Food Workers Arrested At Protests
Serena Williams wins 3rd US Open in row, 18th Slam
Sunday, September 7, 2014
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Why three Atlantic City casinos are closing
The Trump Plaza, The Showboat, and Revels in Atlantic City, N.J. will all close in the next few days, leaving more than 5,000 people out of work. Why is Atlantic City gambling on the wane?
By Wayne Perry, Associated Press / August 30, 2014
Caesars said Friday that more than 470 Showboat employees have gotten jobs with other casinos the company owns, here or in other states. That figure represents about half the number who had applied for new jobs elsewhere in the company. The Showboat has more than 2,000 workers.
Fitch said the three Marina District casinos — the Borgata, Harrah's and the Golden Nugget — may benefit more than the Boardwalk casinos because the marina properties are "the freshest" after major renovations in the last 10 years and because boardwalk activities are dwindling.
But it also predicted the Taj Mahal, Caesars and Bally's will get more business.
"Most of the closings are at the ends of the Boardwalk, leaving a cluster of remaining casinos (including Taj Mahal, Caesars and Bally's) that should see a sizable lift in business from the closures," the company wrote.
Fitch also noted some positives for Atlantic City, including an 8 percent casino tax and diverse entertainment options.
"Atlantic City remains one of the few places in the populous tri-state area to offer a full suite of eat, play and stay options and has by far the lowest gaming taxes," Fitch wrote. "Lower taxes give these casinos more room in the margin to spend on promotional activity, including free food and hotel stays."
Saturday, September 6, 2014
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Why three Atlantic City casinos are closing
The Trump Plaza, The Showboat, and Revels in Atlantic City, N.J. will all close in the next few days, leaving more than 5,000 people out of work. Why is Atlantic City gambling on the wane?
By Wayne Perry, Associated Press / August 30, 2014
A day before the report was issued, Joe Lupo, senior vice president of the Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa, Atlantic City's top casino, said the market is already responding positively to reduced capacity.
"After the Atlantic Club closed, places like the Tropicana and the Golden Nugget are doing very well, and we had a great summer," he said. "While Revel has had a very difficult time, you have properties in Atlantic City that will become more profitable."
Fitch also predicted 60 percent of Trump Plaza's revenue and 75 percent of Showboat's revenue will stay in Atlantic City, particularly with Showboat's parent company, Caesars Entertainment, also owning three other casinos that will continue to operate in Atlantic City.
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Friday, September 5, 2014
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Why three Atlantic City casinos are closing
The Trump Plaza, The Showboat, and Revels in Atlantic City, N.J. will all close in the next few days, leaving more than 5,000 people out of work. Why is Atlantic City gambling on the wane?
By Wayne Perry, Associated Press / August 30, 2014
There was a promise when casinos came in here that these would be good, viable jobs, something you could raise your family on and have a decent life with," said Paul Smith, a cook at the Trump Taj Mahal Casino Resort. "I feel so bad for all these people losing their jobs. It wasn't supposed to be like this."
Mayor Don Guardian says his city is remaking itself as a more multifaceted destination, where gambling is only part of the allure. But he acknowledges the pain this weekend will bring.
"This is going to be a difficult few weeks for many of us in Atlantic City," he said. "People will lose their jobs, and that is never good news. Our hearts go out to our neighbors and friends. We still have difficult waters to navigate."
Fitch Ratings predicted in a recent report that the city's casino revenues will decline to $2.5 billion in 2015 from last year's $2.86 billion. It also said it does not see any more casinos closing in Atlantic City for at least the next two years.
The firm also predicted that a good chunk of the money being won by the Showboat, Revel and Trump Plaza will go to the surviving Atlantic City casinos. Showboat and Revel are closing this weekend; Trump Plaza shuts down Sept. 16. After that, Atlantic City will have eight casinos after starting the year with 12.
Fitch predicted at least 50 percent of Revel's revenue will go to the remaining casinos, judging by increases that the Tropicana Casino and Resort and the Golden Nugget Atlantic City have seen since the Atlantic Club closed down in January.
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Thursday, September 4, 2014
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Why three Atlantic City casinos are closing
The Trump Plaza, The Showboat, and Revels in Atlantic City, N.J. will all close in the next few days, leaving more than 5,000 people out of work. Why is Atlantic City gambling on the wane?
By Wayne Perry, Associated Press / August 30, 2014
Resorts Casino Hotel, which was on the verge of closing a few years ago, completed a remarkable turnaround in the second quarter of this year, swinging from a $1.3 million loss last year to a $1.9 million profit this year.
"I truly believe that eight remaining casinos can all do very well when the gambling market is right-sized," said Resorts president Mark Giannantonio.
That may be true, but it is little comfort to workers who are losing their jobs. By the time Trump Plaza shuts down in two weeks, nearly 8,000 jobs — or a quarter of Atlantic City's casino workforce — will be unemployed. A mass unemployment filing due to begin Wednesday is so large it has been booked into the city's convention center.
When casino gambling was approved by New Jersey voters in 1976, it was billed as a way to revitalize Atlantic City and provide stable, lasting jobs. The first casino, Resorts, opened in 1978, kicking off three decades of soaring revenue and employment.
But the Great Recession hit just as new casinos were popping up in neighboring Pennsylvania and New York, cutting deeply into Atlantic City's customer base.
Wednesday, September 3, 2014
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Why three Atlantic City casinos are closing.
The Trump Plaza, The Showboat, and Revels in Atlantic City, N.J. will all close in the next few days, leaving more than 5,000 people out of work. Why is Atlantic City gambling on the wane?
By Wayne Perry, Associated Press / August 30, 2014
"We never thought this would happen," said Chris Ireland, who has been a bartender at the Showboat since it opened. His wife works there, too, as a cocktail server. Before dinnertime Sunday, neither will have a job.
What makes it even tougher to swallow is that the Showboat — one of four Atlantic City casinos owned by Caesars Entertainment — is still turning a profit. But the company says it is closing Showboat to help reduce the total number of casinos in Atlantic City. Caesars also teamed with Tropicana Entertainment to buy the Atlantic Club last December and close it in January.
"They just want to eliminate competition," Ireland said. "Everyone's in favor of a free market until it doesn't exactly work for them."
Yet many analysts and casino executives say the painful contraction now shrinking Atlantic City's casino market is exactly what the city needs to survive. Since 2006, Atlantic City's casino revenue has fallen from $5.2 billion to $2.86 billion last year, and it will fall further this year. Atlantic City will end the year with eight casinos after beginning the year with 12.
New casinos popping up in an already saturated Northeastern U.S. gambling market aren't expanding the overall pie but are slicing it into ever-smaller pieces. Fewer casinos could mean better financial performance for the survivors.
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