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- 1Danny Meyer Reflects on Lessons From Closing a Restaurant●Danny Meyer Has Opened Many Hit Restaurants. What He Learned By Closing One.
Danny Meyer, the restaurateur behind Union Square Hospitality Group and Shake Shack, is speaking about the closure of one of his restaurants and what the experience taught him. He has long been known for hits like Gramercy Tavern and Union Square Cafe, making his reflections on failure a notable admission in an industry where closings are common but rarely discussed candidly by successful operators.
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Talk around US Senator Ron Johnson intensified after he signaled support for a White House effort to seize Congress's control over federal spending, known as the power of the purse. Commentators, including late-night host Seth Meyers, are criticizing the idea as an unconstitutional transfer of Congress's budget authority to the executive branch.
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Penn State's offensive struggles have put the spotlight on Ethan Grunkemeyer, the quarterback who left the program and is now performing well at his new school. As the Nittany Lions' attack misfires, coverage from PennLive and growing online interest are contrasting Grunkemeyer's success elsewhere with the troubles back in State College, fueling debate among fans about the program's direction.
- 4"California, Here I Come" Born in Al Jolson's Broadway Show●"California, Here I Come" is a song interpolated in the # Broadway musical # Bombo , starring # AlJolson . The song was
"California, Here I Come" was interpolated into the Broadway musical "Bombo", which starred Al Jolson. Written by Bud DeSylva, Joseph Meyer and Jolson himself, the song was recorded by Jolson on January 17, 1924, with Isham Jones' Orchestra for Brunswick Records in Chicago. It went on to become one of Jolson's signature numbers and an enduring standard.
- 5EU KIDS Act draft sparks debate on age verification●Der Gesetzesentwurf der EU zm KIDS Act ist gerade in aller Munde. @wintermeyer@vutuv.de hat dazu einen lesenswerten Heis
A draft EU law known as the KIDS Act is drawing wide attention, with commentators pointing readers to an article by Stefan Wintermeyer on Heise Online. The discussion centres on the practicality of the proposal, with critics arguing that network-level controls cannot stop workarounds such as simply photographing a second screen, casting doubt on how enforceable the rules would be in practice.
- 6Debate flares over whether all religions hold society back●@ JosephMeyer I agree with that, except go say that *all* religions lock society into obsolete beliefs tied to ignorant
A social media exchange about religion has drawn attention, with one commenter agreeing with another user only in part, arguing that all religions lock society into obsolete beliefs tied to ignorant myths. The remark, tagged with atheism, faith and god, frames religion dismissively and invites pushback from believers and nuance from others in the ongoing argument over faith's social role.
- 7Flood and Backemeyer clash in Nebraska debate▼Flood, Backemeyer clash in Nebraska debate ahead of November election
Nebraska congressman Mike Flood and his Democratic challenger, state senator Jane Raybould Backemeyer, met in a debate ahead of the November election, clashing over policy differences as voters prepare to decide the House race. The exchange highlighted the competitive stakes in the district race and gave both candidates a high-profile platform before election day.
- 8Jennifer Meyer Reopens Pacific Palisades Flagship as Neighborhood Rebuilds▼First Look: Jennifer Meyer Reopens Pacific Palisades Flagship as Neighborhood Rebuilds
Jewelry designer Jennifer Meyer has reopened her flagship store in Pacific Palisades, Los Angeles, as the neighborhood continues recovering from the devastating wildfires. A first look shows the shop restored as local businesses return and residents rebuild. The reopening is being noted as a symbol of the community's gradual comeback after widespread destruction.
- 9Seth Meyers mocks Trump over $1bn federal funding cuts▼Seth Meyers on Trump canceling $1bn in federal funds: ‘Is he adding a waterslide to the reflecting pool?’ https://www. t
Late-night host Seth Meyers ridiculed Donald Trump's move to cancel $1bn in federal funds, joking on his show: 'Is he adding a waterslide to the reflecting pool?' The quip, picked up by the Guardian's TV roundup, drew laughs as part of Meyers' broader satire of the administration's spending decisions. The cancellation of such a large sum has fueled criticism and comedy alike, with comedians seizing on the apparent lack of clear justification.
- 10Meyer Theatre adds Bored Teachers comedy tour and more shows▼Meyer Theatre announces Bored Teachers comedy tour, Deuces Wild dueling pianos, The Last Revel
The Meyer Theatre in Green Bay has announced a batch of new bookings, including a stop from the Bored Teachers comedy tour, dueling piano act Deuces Wild, and folk-bluegrass group The Last Revel. The announcement gives local audiences a look at the venue's upcoming season, mixing touring comedy with live music acts popular in the region.
- 11Deuces Wild dueling pianos headed to Meyer Theatre▼Deuces Wild dueling pianos coming to Meyer Theatre stage
Deuces Wild, a dueling pianos act, is scheduled to perform at the Meyer Theatre in Green Bay, Wisconsin, according to an announcement from local station WLUK. The show brings the interactive, request-driven piano entertainment format to the downtown venue. The theatre regularly hosts touring music and comedy acts, and the announcement is part of its upcoming event lineup.
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Meyer toured areas damaged by recent storms, according to a report from Coastal Point. The visit focused on communities affected by the severe weather. Further details about the locations visited, the extent of the damage, or any announcements made during the trip were not provided in the available reporting.
- 13Danny Meyer, Shake Shack Founder, Shares His Recipe for Success▼Shake Shack Founder Danny Meyer Shares Recipe for Success
Danny Meyer, the restaurateur who founded Shake Shack and built the Union Square Hospitality Group, has spoken publicly about the principles behind his business success. In remarks carried by TODAY, Meyer discussed the philosophy that helped turn a hot dog cart into a global burger chain, emphasizing hospitality and company culture as the core of his approach.
- 14Danny Meyer publishes new book on hospitality and failure▼Happy Pub Day! So fun interviewing my friend Danny Meyer the🤴of hospitality and author of the new book “What Could Possibly Go Right?” Twenty years after “Setting the Table” Danny talks about his successes but more importantly his failures and what he’s
Danny Meyer, the restaurateur behind Union Square Hospitality Group and Shake Shack, is out with a new book, "What Could Possibly Go Right?", published twenty years after his influential "Setting the Table." Early interviews highlight that Meyer discusses not only his successes but also his failures and the lessons drawn from them in hospitality and business.
- 15Bored Teachers comedy tour brings 'Is It Friday Yet?' to Green Bay▼Is it Friday yet? Bored Teachers comedy tour hits Green Bay’s Meyer Theatre
The Bored Teachers comedy tour, titled 'Is It Friday Yet?', is coming to the Meyer Theatre in Green Bay, Wisconsin. The touring show, built around comedians who draw on their experiences working in classrooms, is bringing its teacher-focused humor to the local venue, giving area audiences a night of comedy rooted in life in education.