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Obstruction Obstructed
Robert Mueller concludes Trump did his best to interfere with the special counsel's investigation, but the president's aides didn't follow orders.
By Henry Grabar
President Donald Trump speaks at an event in the East Room of the White House on Thursday.
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President Donald Trump was "mostly unsuccessful" in interfering with special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation, according to the redacted version of the Mueller report released on Thursday, but it wasn't for lack of trying.
Here's the crux of it, from Page 158 of the report, which concerns the president's efforts to pressure FBI Director James Comey, White House Counsel Don McGahn, former campaign manager Corey Lewandowski, and senior White House official Rick Dearborn:
The President's efforts to influence the investigation were mostly unsuccessful, but that is largely because the persons who surrounded the President declined to carry out orders or accede to his requests. Comey did not end the investigation of Flynn, which ultimately resulted in Flynn's prosecution and conviction for lying to the FBI. McGahn did not tell the Acting Attorney General that the Special Counsel must be removed, but was instead prepared to resign over the President's order. Lewandowski and Dearborn did not deliver the President's message to Sessions that he should confine the Russia investigation to future election meddling only. And McGahn refused to recede from his recollections about events surrounding the President's direction to have the Special Counsel removed, despite the President's multiple demands that he do so. Consistent with that pattern, the evidence we obtained would not support potential obstruction charges against the President's aides and associates beyond those already filed.
The report includes juicy details on each of those incidents. For example, while we knew Trump directed White House Counsel Don McGahn to tell Rod Rosenstein to fire Mueller, we didn't know the president had called McGahn at home to pressure him. McGahn told his chief of staff Annie Donaldson that the president called at least twice and at one point asked, "Have you done it?" McGahn told the president's then–chief of staff Reince Priebus that Trump had asked him to "do crazy shit."
In the case of Lewandowski, the president twice tried to get him to pass notes to Jeff Sessions to limit the scope of the investigation. Trump dictated this paragraph to Lewandowski, telling him that the attorney general should read it out loud:
I know that I recused myself from certain things having to do with specific areas. But our POTUS … is being treated very unfairly. He shouldn't have a Special Prosecutor/Counsel b/c he hasn't done anything wrong. I was on the campaign w/ him for nine months, there were no Russians involved with him. I know it for a fact b/c I was there. He didn't do anything wrong except he ran the greatest campaign in American history.
Very cool, very legal, definitely sounds like something the head of the Department of Justice would say of his own volition. Lewandowski did not pass those directions onto Sessions.
This is all great news for the president's aides—as Mueller notes at the bottom of the long blockquote above, "the evidence we obtained would not support potential obstruction charges against the President's aides and associates beyond those already filed." As for the question of obstruction by the president himself, Mueller leaves that issue to Congress.
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Mathematical physics awards given to three faculty members
by Jennifer Greenstein Altmann
Aug. 31, 2009 6:13 p.m.
Three Princeton faculty members received awards at the International Congress of Mathematical Physics, which was held in August in Prague.
Professor of mathematics Yakov Sinai and assistant professor of physics Robert Seiringer received the Henri Poincaré Prize from the International Association of Mathematical Physics. Instructor of mathematics Rupert Frank received the Young Scientist Prize from the International Union of Pure and Applied Physics.
Sinai, who has been on the faculty since 1993, was recognized "for his groundbreaking works concerning dynamical entropy, ergodic theory, chaotic dynamical systems, microscopic theory of phase transitions and time evolution in statistical mechanics."
Sinai's work deals with measuring complex systems that change over time, such as the weather and economic systems. He was the first to develop a mathematical description of the complexity of changing, chaotic systems, creating an approach now called Kolmogorov-Sinai entropy. This work gives mathematicians a critical tool for solving the complex equations that describe such systems.
Sinai has received many other awards and honors including the 1997 Wolf Prize in mathematics and the 1992 Dirac Medal of the International Center for Theoretical Physics.
Seiringer was cited "for his major contributions to the mathematical analysis of low temperature condensed matter systems, in particular for his work on Bose-Einstein condensation and the Gross-Pitaevskii equation."
Seiringer has been on the Princeton faculty since 2003, and also spent two years at the University as a postdoctoral researcher. He specializes in mathematical physics.
Frank was honored "for outstanding results in analysis with application to quantum systems including solutions to some longstanding problems." He was a postdoctoral research fellow at Princeton for two years before being named an instructor this year.
Sinai receives Abel Prize for lifelong influence on mathematics
Lindenstrauss wins prestigious Fields Medal for mathematics work
FACULTY AWARD: Sinai, Holmes receive AMS Steele prizes
Lindenstrauss selected for Fermat Prize
Five Princeton professors receive Simons Investigators awards
Uhlenbeck receives Abel Prize for geometric analysis
A lifetime of contributions to physics: Philip Anderson

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So, I found out AFTER the For Honor alpha had passed that I had been invited to participate. Which brings me to a few questions since I missed out. First, will this mean that I have virtually no chance to be involved in the next alpha or beta test? If anyone knows, I'd be grateful for the answer.
Now, the next question I had was since I didn't get to play the game to experience things first hand, I've wondered what the advantages and disadvantages are to the different ways to avoid attacks. I know there's a guard break, so is there a point to guarding instead of always dodging attacks since a guard break seems to stun you and open you up to attacks? Also, is there a reason you can't just guard break every single time you attack someone? Is there any other way to avoid a guard break than dodging away from it? I've tried looking at different gameplay videos, but it was never made very clear to me. I looked around on the forums already, but couldn't really find any clear information other than guard breaks being really hard to deal with. Any help will be massively appreciated!
You can counter a guard break by pressing the guard break button yourself within a small window of time. Doing so will cancel the guard break basically and cause you to push the player back a little ways. You also cannot be guard broke while you are attacking.
So there are many ways to avoid a guadbreak is to doge them or strike bevor the guardbreak happens. This means when the Animation of the guardbreak starts and you get hit by your Opponent the guardbreak doesn't work. So the Animation of the guardbreak have to finish that it really works. Your Opponent can also perform a guardbreak,, the guardbreak which finishes first will work. So the only Thing is to interuped it first, but thats a Little hard. You also can make a Counter guardbreak which also Needs Timing. So like all in the combat System Timing is important!


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#include "first.h"

#include <string.h>
#include <stdlib.h>

#include <dbi/dbi.h>

#include "mod_vhostdb_api.h"
#include "base.h"
#include "fdevent.h"
#include "log.h"
#include "plugin.h"

/*
 * virtual host plugin using DBI for domain to directory lookups
 *
 * e.g.
 *   vhostdb.dbi = ( "sql"    => "SELECT docroot FROM vhosts WHERE host='?'"
 *                   "dbtype" => "sqlite3",
 *                   "dbname" => "mydb.sqlite",
 *                   "sqlite3_dbdir" => "/path/to/sqlite/dbs/" )
 */

typedef struct {
    dbi_conn dbconn;
    dbi_inst dbinst;
    const buffer *sqlquery;
    log_error_st *errh;
    short reconnect_count;
} vhostdb_config;

typedef struct {
    void *vdata;
} plugin_config;

typedef struct {
    PLUGIN_DATA;
    plugin_config defaults;
    plugin_config conf;
} plugin_data;

/* used to reconnect to the database when we get disconnected */
static void mod_vhostdb_dbi_error_callback (dbi_conn dbconn, void *vdata)
{
    vhostdb_config *dbconf = (vhostdb_config *)vdata;
    const char *errormsg = NULL;
    /*assert(dbconf->dbconn == dbconn);*/

    while (++dbconf->reconnect_count <= 3) { /* retry */
        if (0 == dbi_conn_connect(dbconn)) {
            fdevent_setfd_cloexec(dbi_conn_get_socket(dbconn));
            return;
        }
    }

    dbi_conn_error(dbconn, &errormsg);
    log_error(dbconf->errh,__FILE__,__LINE__,"dbi_conn_connect(): %s",errormsg);
}

static void mod_vhostdb_dbconf_free (void *vdata)
{
    vhostdb_config *dbconf = (vhostdb_config *)vdata;
    if (!dbconf) return;
    dbi_conn_close(dbconf->dbconn);
    dbi_shutdown_r(dbconf->dbinst);
    free(dbconf);
}

static int mod_vhostdb_dbconf_setup (server *srv, const array *opts, void **vdata)
{
    const buffer *sqlquery = NULL;
    const buffer *dbtype=NULL, *dbname=NULL;

    for (size_t i = 0; i < opts->used; ++i) {
        const data_string *ds = (data_string *)opts->data[i];
        if (ds->type == TYPE_STRING) {
            if (buffer_is_equal_caseless_string(&ds->key, CONST_STR_LEN("sql"))) {
                sqlquery = &ds->value;
            } else if (buffer_is_equal_caseless_string(&ds->key, CONST_STR_LEN("dbname"))) {
                dbname = &ds->value;
            } else if (buffer_is_equal_caseless_string(&ds->key, CONST_STR_LEN("dbtype"))) {
                dbtype = &ds->value;
            }
        }
    }

    /* required:
     * - sql    (sql query)
     * - dbtype
     * - dbname
     *
     * optional:
     * - username, some databases don't require this (sqlite)
     * - password, default: empty
     * - socket, default: database type default
     * - hostname, if set overrides socket
     * - port, default: database default
     * - encoding, default: database default
     */

    if (sqlquery && !buffer_is_blank(sqlquery) && dbname && dbtype) {
        /* create/initialise database */
        vhostdb_config *dbconf;
        dbi_inst dbinst = NULL;
        dbi_conn dbconn;
        if (dbi_initialize_r(NULL, &dbinst) < 1) {
            log_error(srv->errh, __FILE__, __LINE__,
              "dbi_initialize_r() failed.  "
              "Do you have the DBD for this db type installed?");
            return -1;
        }
        dbconn = dbi_conn_new_r(dbtype->ptr, dbinst);
        if (NULL == dbconn) {
            log_error(srv->errh, __FILE__, __LINE__,
              "dbi_conn_new_r() failed.  "
              "Do you have the DBD for this db type installed?");
            dbi_shutdown_r(dbinst);
            return -1;
        }

        /* set options */
        for (size_t j = 0; j < opts->used; ++j) {
            data_unset *du = opts->data[j];
            const buffer *opt = &du->key;
            if (!buffer_is_blank(opt)) {
                if (du->type == TYPE_INTEGER) {
                    data_integer *di = (data_integer *)du;
                    dbi_conn_set_option_numeric(dbconn, opt->ptr, di->value);
                } else if (du->type == TYPE_STRING) {
                    data_string *ds = (data_string *)du;
                    if (&ds->value != sqlquery && &ds->value != dbtype) {
                        dbi_conn_set_option(dbconn, opt->ptr, ds->value.ptr);
                    }
                }
            }
        }

        dbconf = (vhostdb_config *)calloc(1, sizeof(*dbconf));
        dbconf->dbinst = dbinst;
        dbconf->dbconn = dbconn;
        dbconf->sqlquery = sqlquery;
        dbconf->errh = srv->errh;
        dbconf->reconnect_count = 0;
        *vdata = dbconf;

        /* used to automatically reconnect to the database */
        dbi_conn_error_handler(dbconn, mod_vhostdb_dbi_error_callback, dbconf);

        /* connect to database */
        mod_vhostdb_dbi_error_callback(dbconn, dbconf);
        if (dbconf->reconnect_count >= 3) {
            mod_vhostdb_dbconf_free(dbconf);
            return -1;
        }
    }

    return 0;
}

static void mod_vhostdb_patch_config (request_st * const r, plugin_data * const p);

static int mod_vhostdb_dbi_query(request_st * const r, void *p_d, buffer *docroot)
{
    plugin_data *p = (plugin_data *)p_d;
    vhostdb_config *dbconf;
    dbi_result result;
    unsigned long long nrows;
    int retry_count = 0;

    /*(reuse buffer for sql query before generating docroot result)*/
    buffer *sqlquery = docroot;
    buffer_clear(sqlquery); /*(also resets docroot (alias))*/

    mod_vhostdb_patch_config(r, p);
    if (NULL == p->conf.vdata) return 0; /*(after resetting docroot)*/
    dbconf = (vhostdb_config *)p->conf.vdata;

    for (char *b = dbconf->sqlquery->ptr, *d; *b; b = d+1) {
        if (NULL != (d = strchr(b, '?'))) {
            /* escape the uri.authority */
            char *esc = NULL;
            size_t len = dbi_conn_escape_string_copy(dbconf->dbconn,
                                                     r->uri.authority.ptr,&esc);
            buffer_append_str2(sqlquery, b, (size_t)(d - b), esc, len);
            free(esc);
            if (0 == len) return -1;
        } else {
            d = dbconf->sqlquery->ptr + buffer_clen(dbconf->sqlquery);
            buffer_append_string_len(sqlquery, b, (size_t)(d - b));
            break;
        }
    }

    /* reset our reconnect-attempt counter, this is a new query. */
    dbconf->reconnect_count = 0;

    do {
        result = dbi_conn_query(dbconf->dbconn, sqlquery->ptr);
    } while (!result && ++retry_count < 2);

    buffer_clear(docroot); /*(reset buffer to store result)*/

    if (!result) {
        const char *errmsg;
        dbi_conn_error(dbconf->dbconn, &errmsg);
        log_error(r->conf.errh, __FILE__, __LINE__, "%s", errmsg);
        return -1;
    }

    nrows = dbi_result_get_numrows(result);
    if (nrows && nrows != DBI_ROW_ERROR && dbi_result_next_row(result)) {
        buffer_copy_string(docroot, dbi_result_get_string_idx(result, 1));
    } /* else no such virtual host */

    dbi_result_free(result);
    return 0;
}

INIT_FUNC(mod_vhostdb_init) {
    static http_vhostdb_backend_t http_vhostdb_backend_dbi =
      { "dbi", mod_vhostdb_dbi_query, NULL };
    plugin_data *p = calloc(1, sizeof(*p));

    /* register http_vhostdb_backend_dbi */
    http_vhostdb_backend_dbi.p_d = p;
    http_vhostdb_backend_set(&http_vhostdb_backend_dbi);

    return p;
}

FREE_FUNC(mod_vhostdb_cleanup) {
    plugin_data * const p = p_d;
    if (NULL == p->cvlist) return;
    /* (init i to 0 if global context; to 1 to skip empty global context) */
    for (int i = !p->cvlist[0].v.u2[1], used = p->nconfig; i < used; ++i) {
        config_plugin_value_t *cpv = p->cvlist + p->cvlist[i].v.u2[0];
        for (; -1 != cpv->k_id; ++cpv) {
            if (cpv->vtype != T_CONFIG_LOCAL || NULL == cpv->v.v) continue;
            switch (cpv->k_id) {
              case 0: /* vhostdb.<db> */
                mod_vhostdb_dbconf_free(cpv->v.v);
                break;
              default:
                break;
            }
        }
    }
}

static void mod_vhostdb_merge_config_cpv(plugin_config * const pconf, const config_plugin_value_t * const cpv) {
    switch (cpv->k_id) { /* index into static config_plugin_keys_t cpk[] */
      case 0: /* vhostdb.<db> */
        if (cpv->vtype == T_CONFIG_LOCAL)
            pconf->vdata = cpv->v.v;
        break;
      default:/* should not happen */
        return;
    }
}

static void mod_vhostdb_merge_config(plugin_config * const pconf, const config_plugin_value_t *cpv) {
    do {
        mod_vhostdb_merge_config_cpv(pconf, cpv);
    } while ((++cpv)->k_id != -1);
}

static void mod_vhostdb_patch_config(request_st * const r, plugin_data * const p) {
    p->conf = p->defaults; /* copy small struct instead of memcpy() */
    /*memcpy(&p->conf, &p->defaults, sizeof(plugin_config));*/
    for (int i = 1, used = p->nconfig; i < used; ++i) {
        if (config_check_cond(r, (uint32_t)p->cvlist[i].k_id))
            mod_vhostdb_merge_config(&p->conf,p->cvlist + p->cvlist[i].v.u2[0]);
    }
}

SETDEFAULTS_FUNC(mod_vhostdb_set_defaults) {
    static const config_plugin_keys_t cpk[] = {
      { CONST_STR_LEN("vhostdb.dbi"),
        T_CONFIG_ARRAY_KVANY,
        T_CONFIG_SCOPE_CONNECTION }
     ,{ NULL, 0,
        T_CONFIG_UNSET,
        T_CONFIG_SCOPE_UNSET }
    };

    plugin_data * const p = p_d;
    if (!config_plugin_values_init(srv, p, cpk, "mod_vhostdb_dbi"))
        return HANDLER_ERROR;

    /* process and validate config directives
     * (init i to 0 if global context; to 1 to skip empty global context) */
    for (int i = !p->cvlist[0].v.u2[1]; i < p->nconfig; ++i) {
        config_plugin_value_t *cpv = p->cvlist + p->cvlist[i].v.u2[0];
        for (; -1 != cpv->k_id; ++cpv) {
            switch (cpv->k_id) {
              case 0: /* vhostdb.<db> */
                if (cpv->v.a->used) {
                    if (0 != mod_vhostdb_dbconf_setup(srv, cpv->v.a, &cpv->v.v))
                        return HANDLER_ERROR;
                    if (NULL != cpv->v.v)
                        cpv->vtype = T_CONFIG_LOCAL;
                }
                break;
              default:/* should not happen */
                break;
            }
        }
    }

    /* initialize p->defaults from global config context */
    if (p->nconfig > 0 && p->cvlist->v.u2[1]) {
        const config_plugin_value_t *cpv = p->cvlist + p->cvlist->v.u2[0];
        if (-1 != cpv->k_id)
            mod_vhostdb_merge_config(&p->defaults, cpv);
    }

    return HANDLER_GO_ON;
}

int mod_vhostdb_dbi_plugin_init (plugin *p);
int mod_vhostdb_dbi_plugin_init (plugin *p)
{
    p->version          = LIGHTTPD_VERSION_ID;
    p->name             = "vhostdb_dbi";

    p->init             = mod_vhostdb_init;
    p->cleanup          = mod_vhostdb_cleanup;
    p->set_defaults     = mod_vhostdb_set_defaults;

    return 0;
}

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See related CBS news story: Veterans sue 3M, claiming defective earplugs As part of a False Claims Act settlement with the U.S. Department of Justice, the 3M Company agreed to pay $9.1 million to resolve allegations that it knowingly sold its dual-ended Combat Arms Earplugs, Version 2 (also known as CAEv2) to the U.S. military without disclosing the product had […]
Patient Safety News: Maine Awarded $1.4 Million in Defective Hip Implant Settlement
Maine is one of 46 states to share a settlement with Johnson & Johnson and its DePuy Orthopedics unit for falsely marketing the longevity of its metal-on-metal hip replacement devices. Doctors in Maine and across the country saw complications in patients that received hip replacements with the ASR XL and Pinnacle Ultamet devices, requiring subsequent surgery when they failed prematurely. […]
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An Ohio woman was severely injured recently by an exploding can of cooking oil spray. She just remembers putting her fork in a pan before she was engulfed in flames. Read more about this tragic incident.
Berman & Simmons attorneys Michael Bigos and Christopher Boots are handling claims involving consumers who have been harmed by cooking oil spray can explosions and fires.
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Faulty product design and failure to provide adequate warnings might have led to this and other recent cases filed against ConAgra, maker of PAM cooking spray. As this article attests, these and other cooking spray explosions can happen even when the cans aren't near an ignition source.
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Mass tort, class action, and multidistrict litigation (MDL) cases can seem similar, but each one varies based on the type of lawsuit involved. This article will help you learn more about them and how they could potentially help you in your own case.
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A Texas jury ruled that Cook Medical, the maker of the Celect inferior vena cava (IVC) filter, must pay plaintiff Jeffrey Pavlock $1.2 million in damages for serious injuries he suffered from the device and for failure to warn about its risks as a Texas jury found in May 2018.
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La Ecuación de Fisher, en matemáticas, toma el nombre del  estadístico y biólogo británico Ronald Fisher. También se la conoce como la Ecuación de Kolmogorov-Petrovsky-Piscounov. Es una de las ecuaciones en derivadas parciales.

Fisher propuso esta ecuación en el contexto de la biología evolutiva y dinámica de poblaciones por describir la extensión en el espacio del alelo ventajoso y explorando sus soluciones de olas que viajan.
Por cada ola velocidad  ( en forma sin dimensión admite una solución de onda viajando de esta forma

donde  está incrementando y

O sea, la solución cambie de un estado de equilibrio u = 0 a un estado de equilibrio u = 1. No existe tal solución por c < 2. La forma de la ola por una velocidad de ola ya dada es único. Las soluciones por las olas que viajan están estables en contra de perturbaciones en el campo cerca pero no a perturbaciones del campo lejos, las cuales pueden hacer más gruesa la cola. Usando el principio de comparación y la teoría que todas las soluciones con datos iniciales compactos convergen a olas con la velocidad mínima.

Por la velocidad de olas especializada  , todas las soluciones se puedan encontrar en una forma cerrada,  con

donde  es arbitrario y las condiciones del límite por arriba están satisfactorias por . Es quizás el ejemplo más sencillo de un sistema de reacción-difusión semilinear

lo cual puede exhibir soluciones de olas que viajan  dado porque cambian entre estados de equilibrio dado por . Tales ecuaciones ocurren por ejemplo en la ecología, la fisiología, la combustión, cristalización, plasma, y problemas generales de cambio de estado.

Prueba de la existencia de soluciones de olas viajando y el análisis de sus propiedades se hace muchas veces usando el método de fases de espacio.

Referencias

Ecuaciones en derivadas parciales
Ciencia de 1937
Reino Unido en 1937
Ciencia y tecnología de Reino Unido del siglo XX
Fisher
Biología evolutiva

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You've heard plenty about the DB10, designed by Aston Martin exclusively for the new James Bond movie Spectre. Now you're finally getting a chance to peek inside and get behind the wheel.
Supercar spotter 'Shmee150' offers an up-close look at this special car in a new video. Not only do you get a full walkaround, you get to see the interior in full spec. After a review of the DB10's bespoke bits and pieces, Shmee hops into one of the stunt models for a ridealong with Mark Higgins, the driver responsible for much of the stunt work in Spectre.
Only 10 DB10 models were made, all for Spectre. Miraculously, all 10 examples survived filming, though not all are drivable. The first car to appear in Shmee's video, chassis #10, will be auctioned off next year to raise funds for charity. It's expected to fetch more than $1.5 million USD.


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Philly Socialholic: "Frankenfood" with Tony Luke Jr. and Josh Capon
Posted by Maryanne Salvat On June - 18 - 2014
Step aside chicken and waffles, buffalo wings and chili cheese dogs, Spike TV is looking to find the newest food craze. Starting Sunday, June 22 at 10 PM, ET/PT with back-to-back episodes, amateur chefs will literally "step-up to the plate" to prove their dish is the best new "Frankenfood," a revolutionary creation that mixes outrageous and unexpected ingredients in delicious and unique flavors. From a triple-decker pastrami donut sandwich to fried PB&J fish sticks and Gyro egg rolls to a cheesecake burger, the food creations on this series range from the good, the bad and the truly inedible!
Each episode of "Frankenfood" features the best and worst local amateur food innovators competing head-to-head in order to get their unexpected food concoctions onto the menu of a popular local restaurant, win a $10,000 cash grand prize and possibly create the next big food craze.
Viewers will get a look into the kitchen to see how these budding culinary artists whip up their inventive food combinations and find out the inspiration behind their dishes. Ranging from old family recipes to regional specialties and even hangover remedies, "Frankenfood" will bring to light some of the most mouth-watering and sometimes stomach churning combinations ever conceived.
It's up to superstar executive chef Josh Capon, a four time winner of Rachael Ray's "Burger Bash," and world-renown cheesesteak king, Tony Luke Jr., along with a rotating panel of culinary experts serving as judges to decide which creative and often outlandish dish earns a spot on the menu.
Guest judges, restaurants and cities featured in season one of "Frankenfood" are James Freeman of Sweet Science in Brooklyn, NY; Camila Castaneda of Lillies in NYC; Nick Seretis of Jefferson Diner in NJ; Bobby Fisher of Molly Malloy's in Philadelphia; Billy Dec of Rockit Bar & Grill and Brendan Joyce of Reggies Club in Chicago; Krysta McFarland of The Wicked Hop in Milwaukee, WI; Ashley Fric of J Black's Feel Good Kitchen & Lounge in Austin, TX; Jeff Dietzman of LUCK in Dallas, TX and Barrett Black of Black's Barbecue in Lockhart, TX.
Fans of "Frankenfood" can join the conversation about the show by following @SPIKETV on twitter and using #Frankenfood. Sneak peeks of upcoming episodes, blog posts, full episodes, biographies and more can be found on Spike.com's dedicated "Frankenfood" destination, spike.com/shows/frankenfood, where content will be updated throughout the season. For additional series updates, follow Spike on Facebook and on Instagram.
Josh Capon is the seasoned executive chef and partner behind Lure Fishbar, B&B Winepub and El Toro Blanco in New York City, and Lure Fishbar which opened recently in South Beach, Miami. Capon graduated from Johnson & Wales University and while in culinary school, Charlie Palmer selected Capon as the culinary "extern" at Aureole, Palmer's acclaimed Manhattan restaurant. After graduating in 1994, Capon accepted an offer from Palmer to assist in the opening of The Lenox Room. From there, he went on to work for David Burke at the Park Avenue Café, where he was offered an exchange opportunity to work in Europe. He spent the next year honing his cooking skills in several different restaurants throughout France, Italy, Germany and Spain before returning to the US and building his own culinary empire. Capon is also a four-time champion of Rachael Ray's annual Burger Bash competition.
Tony Luke Jr. is a restaurateur, entertainer, actor, musician, Philly's favorite son and the face behind Tony Luke's. Tony Luke's has 20 stores nationally and in the Middle East. Tony Luke's has been praised by Gourmet magazine, The New York Times, GQ and is included in Philadelphia Magazine's "Best of Philly" Hall of Fame. Luke is a graduate of the famed Philadelphia High School for the Creative and Performing Arts. His acting credits include Invincible, 10th & Wolf, and The Nail.
"Frankenfood" is ten-episode, 30 minute series produced by Sharp Entertainment with Matt Sharp, Bob Larson and Alan Madison serving as Executive Producers.
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Nintendo Gears To Claw Back On Growth Path With Fresh Game Titles
Jun 03, 2015 04:14 AM EDT | By Erik Pineda
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Nintendo at E3 Expo.(Photo : Kevork Djansezian | Getty Images)
Nintendo is gunning big this 2015 as the Japanese game titan revealed this week the new game titles that the company hopes will position it to growth trajectory. Heading the pack is the popular Dr. Mario: Miracle Cure that will debut in time for the E3 2015.
This fresh Mario iteration is ready to download by 3DS console owners starting June 11, Engadget said in a report. For North American Nintendo fans, Bravely Second will soon become available also for the 3DS platform. The game specialist, however, is not saying when the actual touchdown will be though it allowed that it will be sometime this 2015.
What carries more specific details is the Mario & Sonic game title, which the game maker will push out for the 2016 Rio Summer Olympics games. But while waiting for the two releases, Engadget noted that something really exciting was unwrapped this week - the third-person shooting game N-Zap '85 that actually is an add-on to the equally thrilling Splatoon.
What were revealed so far merely represent the tip of the iceberg, Fortune reported. Also in the pipeline are game titles that will be playable on dominant mobile platforms like Apple's iOS. These mobile games will be based on characters that Nintendo has popularized over the past years, hinting that soon enough the likes of Mario and Donkey Kong will soon be playable on iPhones and iPads.
Nintendo also plans to refresh its Wii U game console, which performed below expectations. Company chief Satoru Iwata has hinted in March this year that a replacement is on the way but offered no details. But Iwata provided a codename - NX.
As the E3 2015 nears, the Japanese firm is expected to prepare for more game title revelations that likely will first debut during the game trade show. The company is banking on software as its new revenue generators following the decline of its console business in the aftermath of the smartphone dominance.
As of May 2015, Nintendo posted a net profit of $350 million, improving from the $195 million it registered in the previous years. The recovery is mostly credited on hit titles like Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire. The company hopes to sustain on the trend with future game releases.


We've got some good news and some bad news to deliver for fans of the Marvel Comics Mutants over at Twentieth Century Fox. According to the Jeff Sneider, it has been announced that Deadpool 2 is coming out a two weeks early, now set for a May 18 release instead of June 1, a date which puts the sequel right between Avengers: Infinity War and Solo: A Star Wars: Story. I don't think anyone is going to be upset about getting the Merc with the Mouth a little earlier.
BREAKING: DEADPOOL 2 moves up 2 weeks, from June 1 to May 18, one week before SOLO arrives. Unfortunately, Josh Boone's NEW MUTANTS moves back 10 months, from April 13 to Feb. 22, 2019. And finally, GAMBIT moves back from Feb. 14, 2019 to June 7, 2019, making it a summer movie.
While the move for Gambit makes sense in light of the director news, why the huge change in release dates for The New Mutants? Apparently, while the movie tested decently with audiences, Fox wanted "more scares", in light of the big success of recent horror movies like It, Get Out, and more. Horror is hot right now, so why not amp up the scares?
What doesn't seem to be going on is anything to do with the Disney/Fox deal. Fox is proceeding with business as usual with Deadpool 2, dropping it one week before Solo comes out, something I doubt Disney would advocate for if they were the ones calling the shots. Until the ink is dry on this deal, Fox are clearly still running as an independent studio. Otherwise, I can't image Disney wanting such a huge film so close to both of their own tentpole properties, Marvel and Star Wars.
What do you think of these big schedule changes? Are you bummed about waiting a whole year for New Mutants? And do you really think that Channing Tatum as Gambit movie is actually going to get made? Sound off down below in the comments.
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The second-seeded Oklahoma State Cowboys (29-23-1) will face the third-seeded Texas Tech Red Raiders (38-16) in day two of the Big 12 Championship at Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark, home of the Oklahoma City Dodgers, in Oklahoma City on today at 12:30 p.m.
OSU is 0-3 against Texas Tech this season after a three-game series May 17-19.
Starter Carson Teel is in line to start today's game. Teel is 7-3 with a 4.50 ERA and 81 Ks.


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