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Tom Bergeron is offering Brooke Burke-Charvet his "love and support" as she battles thyroid cancer.
On Thursday's episode of "The Talk," Bergeron said he and his "Dancing with the Stars" co-host were texting prior to his visiting the CBS show. "She knows my love and support are with [her]," he added.
Burke-Charvet recently revealed via YouTube that she'll soon undergo thyroid surgery and a thyroidectomy.
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Noting that he's known about her thyroid cancer for a few months, Bergeron said, "I've had experience with this in my family. You never want to hear the word cancer, but thyroid cancer is one of the most treatable cancers. It has an incredibly high success rate."
Meanwhile, Burke-Charvet took to Twitter to thank everyone for their "love & prayers."
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A 21-year-old Fishers man who pleaded guilty to child pornography possession and bestiality was sentenced Tuesday to sex offender treatment and probation.
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It's the coldest morning in a couple of winter seasons. The Indianapolis low of 3 is the coldest temperature since a reading of one below zero on Feb. 10, 2011.
Ford, Urban League join to honor those making a difference
Malachi Walker remembers the violence that surrounded him and often involved black males while growing up in public housing.
Man sentenced for fatal Plainfield bank robbery
Someone has again anonymously dropped a gold Krugerrand coin into a Salvation Army red kettle in a central Indiana city.
IPS superintendent plans larger reorganization
Superintendent Lewis Ferebee's plan to reorganize Indianapolis Public Schools' leadership will require a "sizable number" of his central office team to reapply for their jobs as part of a larger-scale effort to shrink the district's management structure and refine its functions.
Indianapolis man sentenced for role in deadly Plainfield bank robbery
An Indianapolis man was sentenced Thursday for his involvement in a bank robbery that left one man dead in Plainfield.
Indianapolis Zoo to introduce new giraffe in spring
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Child shot on Indianapolis' Near Northside
A child has reportedly been shot on Indianapolis' Near Northside. According to police scanner traffic at about 4:40 p.m., the child was shot while answering a knock on the door at a home in the 1100 block of West 27th Street.
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Were lucky here in Indianapolis. There are so many great programs that help at-risk children reach the potential that clearly exists within them.
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Mother sentenced to 4 years in son's death in meth explosion
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Thieves have ripped out and stolen wiring from several hundred light poles along interstates in west Central Indiana.
Sledgehammer attack suspect stuck on home detention
An Indianapolis man who pleaded guilty to criminal recklessness after injuring two children with a sledgehammer will be sentenced Jan. 30. Alfred Amos, 38, must remain on home detention until that time, a Marion Superior Court judge ruled Tuesday.
Doctor charged with jury interference in David Bisard trial
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Mayor Greg Ballard, sheriff detail justice complex plan
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The 20-year-old, who had a disappointing 2012 season, will return to the top 50 following Saturday's 6-3 6-7 (2-7) 6-3 victory over 36th-ranked South African Kevin Anderson.
He also beat world No. 1 Novak Djokovic as he won all three singles matches at the Hopman Cup mxed teams warmup event in Perth earlier this month.
"Now that I know what it feels like to win a tournament and it's the best feeling in the world," Tomic said.
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Veteran Australian Lleyton Hewitt is also in form ahead of Melbourne, having won the Kooyong Classic exhibition.
The former world No. 1 beat world No. 7 Juan Martin del Potro on Saturday, having earlier defeated sixth-ranked Tomas Berdych and No. 15 Milos Raonic.
Now back up to 82nd in the rankings after falling out of the top 200, the 2005 Australian Open runner-up will play ninth-ranked Janko Tipsarevic in his opening match.
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The recent meeting of fellow workers in Uganda to form a Regional Organizational Committee (ROC) was a landmark in the history of the IWW, and the springboard for similar emerging ROCs on the African continent. We put in unending zeal and effort to work not only as a union, but also toward our main goal of abolishing the wage system. As workers of the world, we exist as one people who are in need of each other, and all of whom have the same basic needs. There is far more that unites us than can ever divide us along cultural, nationalistic or religious lines. Together we can create a civilization worth living in. Before that happens we need the conscious cooperation of all workers across the world, united in one common causeto create a world in which each person has free access to the benefits of civilization. A world without frontiers or borders, social classes or leaders and a world in which production is at last freed from the artificial shackles of profit and used for the good of humanity. A world in which an individual contributes according to his or her ability and takes from society according to ones self-determined need. Through the IWW, we must bring awareness of this class war to our fellow workers worldwide. Our objective is to obtain what is not currently in the possession of our class the earth and its natural and industrial resources. The class war between the parasites who possess without working and the workers who produce without possessing is the real struggle that concerns us. As workers, our battle is to win the hearts and minds of the worlds people. Once we unite, there will be no force that will stop us from taking the earth into our common possession, consequently abolishing capitalism and the wage system that turns us workers into mere commodities for sale on the market. The case for the abolition of capitalism must stay on our agenda until capitalism is abolished. |
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The Cougars will open the season with two home tournaments at TD Arena. The first tourney will feature Sacramento State, Jacksonville and N.C. State on August 24-25. The following weekend, the Cougars will welcome North Florida, Memphis and the Serbian National team to Charleston.
College of Charleston will then travel to Kansas for a homecoming trip for senior Kelly Kolich. The Cougars will face off against KU, Wyoming and Arizona State in the Jayhawk Invitational on Sept. 7-8. CofC won a dramatic 3-1 victory over Wyoming last season in the title match of the Hampton Inn Invitational.
The final tournament of the non-conference season will come on Sept. 14-15 back at TD Arena as Georgetown, Presbyterian and Michigan State come to town.
"I am very excited about the 2012 schedule," Kepner said. "We have four very challenging pre-season tournaments with a big trip to Kansas where we will play three great schools. We are also hosting three tournaments this fall and the level of competition coming to Charleston will really get us ready for another tough conference schedule. I know this team will use this tough schedule to make another run at the conference championship."
College of Charleston opens the Southern Conference portion of the season with four straight road matches, starting at Elon on Sept. 22. The Cougars will host defending SoCon Tournament champion Samford on Oct. 12, and will close the regular season with home contests against The Citadel (Nov. 6) and UNCG (Nov. 10).
This year's Southern Conference Tournament will be held at Davidson from Saturday, Nov. 17, through Monday, Nov. 19.
College of Charleston will look to defend its 2011 South Division regular season title and tournament runner-up with another strong squad. The Cougars return SoCon Freshman of the Year Sloane White as well one of the conference's best liberos in senior Emily Shelton. All-Freshman team honoree Lizzie Theesfeld returns on the outside along with senior Kelly Kolich.
The Cougars will also look to an outstanding recruiting class headlined by All-American transfer Darcy Dorton.
College of Charleston finished the 2011 season with a league-best 14-2 conference record, 25-10 overall, as the Cougars won either a regular season or tournament title for the 11th consecutive season. CofC also holds an active 20-match home winning streak against conference opponents dating back to 2009.


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Makers Mark New #46 Bourbon: First Taste
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Contrast that allegiance to the original recipe with a few of its rivals such as Jim Beam, Wild Turkey and Woodford Reserve. Wild Turkey, for example, has six expressions including 80-proof, 86.8-proof, 101, Rare Breed, 8-year old and 12-year old. Woodford has come out with limited run expressions with different barrel finishes like one in which the Bourbon was finished in Sonoma-Cutrer wine barrels for a few months.
Now, Maker's is getting into the act. In a few months, the Loretto, Ky. distiller will launch Maker's Mark "#46," a slightly higher proof Bourbon expression that has been finished in barrels containing toasted oak staves for several extra months of aging. The staves, in fact, are seared on the outside. The result: a Maker's Mark Bourbon with slightly less sweetness and vanilla, and a bit more earthy cinnamon. And while I have read other reviewers comment that they thought #46 was hotter on the tongue than standard Maker's Mark, I had the opposite reaction. #46, to me, is a bit quieter on the tongue and has a smoother finish than regular Maker's despite the higher alcohol content.
This is not a radical departure for Maker's. Indeed, I had to drink both Maker's Mark and Maker's #46 against each other for 15 minutes to formulate my review, and pull out the differences. That's not a huge surprise since #46 has regular maker's at its core. The Bourbon is crafted to the regular Maker's taste profile before it is barreled for the extra finish.


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Travel Industry Feds Shut Down 52 Unsafe Bus Companies by The Associated Press Dec 12th 2013 6:00AM Federal bus safety regulators have shut down 52 companies in what they describe as a major nationwide crackdown on unsafe outfits. Share
Economic Indicator Spending Spree: Retail Sales Zoom Up 0.7% in November by Reuters Dec 12th 2013 8:50AM Retail sales rose solidly in November as Americans bought automobiles and a range of other goods, adding to signs of a strengthening economy. Share
Foreclosure Foreclosure Starts Fall to Level Not Seen in 8 Years by The Associated Press Dec 12th 2013 5:28AM The number of U.S. homes entering the path to foreclosure or winding up repossessed by lenders has fallen to levels not seen in more than six years. Share
Technology Facebook to Join Prestigious S&P 500 Stock Index by Reuters Dec 12th 2013 6:29AM Facebook will soon join the S&P 500 stock index, cementing the social media network's rise into one of the biggest, most powerful U.S. companies. Share
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Travel Industry Airlines Forecast Profits to Soar to Record High by The Associated Press Dec 12th 2013 6:12AM The global airline industry forecast Thursday a jump in profits to $19.7 billion next year, helped by falling jet fuel prices, rising travel demand and cost-cutting. Share
IPOs Hilton Raises More Than $2.3 Billion in Historic IPO by Reuters Dec 12th 2013 8:01AM Hotel operator Hilton Worldwide raises $2.34 billion in its IPO, returning to the public markets some six years after it went private. Share
Travel Cellphone Use on Airplanes? Most Americans Say, 'No!' by The Associated Press Dec 11th 2013 2:03PM As federal regulators consider removing a decades-old prohibition on making phone calls on planes, a majority of Americans who fly oppose such a change, a poll shows. Share
U.S. Government Health Secretary Seeks Probe of Obamacare Website Launch by Reuters Dec 11th 2013 9:21AM Health chief Kathleen Sebelius asks for an investigation into the private contractors involved in the flawed launch of the HealthCare.gov website. Share
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CEOs Why GM's Pick of Barra as New CEO Is a Stroke of Genius by The Associated Press Dec 11th 2013 10:32AM GM's board has named Mary Barra as its next CEO, making her the first woman to lead a major car company -- and many see her as the leader the automaker sorely needs. Share
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U.S. Government Regulators Approve Volcker Rule Banning Risky Bank Trades by The Associated Press Dec 10th 2013 11:35AM The FDIC and Federal Reserve Board of Governors vote unanimously to approve the Volcker rule to restrict banks from trading for their own profits. Share
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Huawei exec: We're 'not interested' in the U.S.
A Huawei senior executive said Tuesday that the giant Chinese telecom gear maker is "not interested" in the U.S. market any longer.
According to reports by Reuters and the Financial Times, Eric Xu, Huawei executive vice president and one of its three rotating chief executives, expressed exasperation at inquiries by U.S. lawmakers into concerns that the company's gear could be used to snoop on American companies or individuals. Last fall, the House Intelligence committee issued an extensive report discouraging American companies from buying Huawei gear over espionage fears.
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EDMONTON - Coca-Cola has cancelled a Canadian promotion that paired randomly generated English and French words inside bottle caps after an Edmonton woman got one that said "You Retard."
Blake Loates says she and her husband were eating at a restaurant in Edmonton earlier this week when her husband read the cap of his bottle of Vitaminwater.
Loates says they thought at first it was a prank by a rogue employee at the bottling plant.
She says she found it particularly offensive because she has a younger sister who is developmentally delayed.
Shannon Denny with Coca-Cola Refreshments Canada says consumers were supposed to collect the caps to combine words into humorous sentences.
Denny says the problem was that the word lists for each language were approved separately and that in French, "retard" simply means late.
In addition to cancelling the campaign, the company says it will be destroying all of the bottles of Vitaminwater with words printed on the caps.
Denny says the company got another complaint from a consumer who got a cap with the word "douche" printed on it.
She explained that it's the French word for shower.
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The Wedding of River Song was the culmination of show-runner Steven Moffat's master-plan. A plan that had been in the working for over two series. A plan that required time, patience, and dedication, often confusing and complicated, but always fun and entertaining, and most importantly, a plan that had a purpose. I'm not talking necessarily about the story of River Song, or The Silence, or the Ponds, I'm talking about the fall of the Doctor, and returning him to his origins.
Moffat has been, and continues to be, playing the long-game. I don't for a second think that he had all the story details mapped out, I don't believe he knew all the intricacies of River Song's time-line, nor the ins and outs of the Silence, it would be mad to suggest otherwise. I believe Moffat had an overall idea of where he wanted these stories to go, and what these characters' purpose was, and he filled in the gaps as he went along - that's how most television shows operate. What he did know, was the over-arcing master-plan, the story of the Doctor, and stripping him back to his bare essentials.
In the Doctor's own words he had become "too big", like a rock band with indie credentials becoming too mainstream, the Doctor needed to return to his roots, take a sabbatical, find himself. The Doctor had developed a God complex, he was known by too many, simultaneously loved and feared, a persona that was created through the Russell T Davies era, and continued by Moffat as part of his master-plan to destroy that image. In The Wedding of River Song we did witness the death of the Doctor, not physically, but metaphorically; the legend, the idea of the Doctor is dead, and he can now return to lurking in the shadows, the lone mad-man in a box, travelling through time and space in secret, having all sorts of adventures. The Doctor of old has returned and it opens up some hugely exciting prospects for Series 7.
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The exhilarating series finale opens up in London, April 22nd, 2011, 5:02pm. Time is frozen, and all of history is happening at once. Steam trains pass through the Gerkin building in modern day London, hot air balloons float through the sky carrying cars, pterodactyls attack children in a park, Roman guards stop their horse drawn carriages at traffic lights, Charles Dickens promotes his next Christmas Special on BBC Breakfast (excellent self-plug), and Holy Roman Emperor Winston Churchill resides in the Buckingham Senate.
These opening scenes were breathtaking, perhaps visually the best Doctor Who has ever looked. The idea of all of history happening at once is a great concept, and it could have easily had a full episode to explore the idea. Churchill, who we last saw in The Victory of the Daleks, questions why time has become stuck, and demands to speak to the soothsayer, who of course is the Doctor, being held prisoner for so long that he has once again grown a beard. The Doctor tells Churchill that time has gone wrong because of "a woman".
As the Doctor narrates his story to Churchill, we go back and see how this all came about. The Doctor, still on his farewell tour, goes on the search for information regarding the Silence. He encounters a Dalek on it's death bed, and scans it's memory to find out everything it knows about the Silence. It was a neat little scene, especially as I thought we weren't getting any Daleks this year. The Dalek's information leads him to Gideon Vandalar, an envoy of the Silence, but who is actually the Tesselecta, in robot form - now, for many, at this point you probably guessed that the Tesselecta would tie in to the Doctor's escape from death, but I tried to switch my theory brain off for this episode, so that I could be fully engrossed, and it didn't click for me.
The Tesselecta leads the Doctor to an alien Viking, who also works for the Silence. Before any more information is gleaned, the Doctor must play Live Chess, literally live, because the pieces have 4 million volts running through them. I think Live Chess would make a great game-show, more exciting than Red or Black anyway.
After conceding the chess game to the Viking, the Doctor is taken through an Indiana Jones style tunnel, complete with carnivorous skulls. He is brought to Dorium, now just a head in a box after his encounter with the Headless Monks. Can I just say before I continue, that the scene with the Viking getting eaten in the pit of skulls was some proper old school horror, it was bloody fantastic!
Dorium explains to the Doctor why the Silence want him dead, because he has a long and dangerous past, and an even more dangerous future. I found this a little odd, because even the briefest mention of a future for the Doctor means he must survive. Dorium tells him of the events in his future, including the fields of Trenzalor, the fall of the 11th, and the question which must never be answered. Moffat continues to play the long-game, evidently setting up the next regeneration story here.
The Doctor holds a terrible secret, a secret that must never be known, I assume this secret is the answer to the question, and Silence will fall when the question is asked. If so, then this series isn't the last we have seen of the Silence. As the Doctor explains this to Churchill, he notices a tally mark on his arm, and as we know from The Day of the Moon, this means there are Silents in the vicinity.
We return to the story, with the Doctor and Dorium's head aboard the TARDIS. Dorium says that the Doctor's death is a "fixed point" in time that cannot be changed. But the Doctor refuses to die, exclaiming that time "has never laid a glove on me!" He plans to continue travelling through time and space, having adventures with his friends, both Rose Tyler and Captain Jack are referenced.
But when the Doctor calls one of his oldest friends, the Brigadier, and discovers that he has passed away, it is a moment of realisation for the Doctor, that everyone must die eventually, including himself. This was a touching tribute to Nicholas Courtney, who played the Brigadier, and who sadly passed away earlier this year. To take a moment out of the finale for him demonstrates the love the people working on Doctor Who have for the show and its legacy.
The Doctor accepts that his death is approaching, but he doesn't want to die alone, so has the Tesselecta deliver his invitations. What the Doctor doesn't account for is River Song's stubbornness, and her refusal to kill him, she stands opposite him at Lake Silencio, in her astronaut suit, and drains her weapon power, effectively changing a "fixed point" in time, and causing time to go wrong, frozen, with all of history occurring at once. Time and the universe is disintegrating, and all because of River, she really is hell in high-heels.
Before the Doctor and Churchill are set upon by a bunch of Silents, Amelia Pond, back in black, and her army of guards come to save the day. Amy takes the Doctor to her office on the Orient Express, and although this is an alternate time-line, Amy remembers the Doctor by having drawings of events that remind her of him, however she is still looking for "her Rory", not realising his resemblance to Captain Williams. The Doctor sharpens up, has a shave, and puts on his old jacket and trusty bow-tie.
Inside Area 52, an Egyptian pyramid marked with an American flag, Silents are seemingly being held captive in water tanks, to stop their electricity wielding powers. All of the people working in Area 52, including Amy and Rory are wearing eye-patches, which are called Eye-drives (or i-Drives?), that tap in to the external memory and allow you to remember the Silence, which I called last week, and is one of my many theories to actually come true! This scene includes the episode's funniest line, when the Doctor is trying to convince Rory to ask out Amy for "texting and scones" - what a date!
In a room within the pyramid, River Song holds Madame Kovarian prisoner. After River flirts with the Doctor, making Kovarian almost physically sick, she tells him that she refuses to kill him, despite knowing it will destroy time. When the Doctor and River touch the connection is re-established and time starts moving again.
Before the Doctor and River can decide what to do, the Silence breaks out. They were never trapped, they were simply waiting for the Doctor all this time. Even the i-Drives were a set-up, programmed to use against those wearing them, including Kovarian. River takes the Doctor away to show him something, while the rest stay to fight the Silence.
In one of my favourite scenes of the episode, Rory remains behind to fend off the Silence, still wearing his i-Drive despite the fact that it could kill him, and he has to put up with the Silence mocking him about the amount of times he has died. But this time it is Amy that saves Rory, as she goes all bad-ass and machine guns down the Silents. Afterwards, Kovarian begs Amy for her life, telling her that she has to save her because that's what the Doctor would do, but Amy responds "He isn't here," and she puts Kovarian's i-Drive back on, leaving her to die. It is a dark turn for Amy as a character.
Atop of the pyramid, River shows the Doctor a beacon that is sending out a distress message across the universe, a message begging for help to save the Doctor. River tells him that there are so many people that love him, and no one who loves him as much as her. River would rather let the universe be destroyed than to kill the Doctor.
But the Doctor always has a plan, and he asks Amy and Rory for their consent to marry River. Rory is confused, "We're married, and that's our daughter," Amy quickly explains. The Doctor uses his bow-tie to bind his and River's arms together, and then he whispers something in her ear. He says that he told her his name, which we find out isn't the case, but River does know his name in The Silence in the Library, so he must tell her at some point, perhaps in Let's Kill Hitler?
I'm not sure if this marriage is legally binding, it did happen in an aborted time-line, a divorce probably wouldn't hold up in court. Plus, who would get what? Who would keep the TARDIS? I don't think they signed a pre-nup, and if they did, would River get…half of time and space?
When River and the Doctor kiss, time is reconnected, they return to Lake Silencio, and this time River kills the Doctor. Time resumes as normal, all of history returning to it's original time period.
Back at the Ponds house, Amy drowns her sorrows in a bottle of wine. River turns up, fresh from her latest adventure with the Doctor, "I've just climbed out of the Byzantium." Amy has guilt over her murder of Kovarian, despite it happening in an aborted time-line. She says if she could speak to the Doctor it would help, and then River delivers her secret. Rule number one, the Doctor lies, and so does River, she has been lying for quite some time, and she informs Amy and Rory that the Doctor is still alive.
In the Indiana Jones tunnel, Dorium is returned by a cloaked figure, the Doctor, our Doctor! Dorium asks how he survived, and we flashback to the Tesselecta asking the Doctor if there is anything else they can do - and that's the twist. The Doctor that was killed at Lake Silencio was the Tesselecta, a robot Doctor controlled by miniaturised humans. When the Doctor whispered in River's ear he told her to "Look in to my eye", and as she did she saw the real Doctor inside, waving back.
For a complex episode the explanation was really straight-forward, I'm sure some felt it was a cop-out, but the answer was never going to satisfy everyone, I'm just happy it didn't include Gangers. Some have asked how the Tesselecta was able to fake a regeneration, well it's design was to emulate people and objects, so it isn't impossible that it could emulate an orange glow. Others have said that did those inside the Tesselecta die when the "Doctor's" body was burnt, I'm pretty sure they teleported out of there before that happened, plus the Doctor had his TARDIS aboard, so there was more than one method of escape.
So the Doctor didn't die, but the universe thinks that he has, and that's what is important. That's what the "fixed point" was about, the idea of the Doctor's death, it didn't matter whether it was the real Doctor or a fake Doctor, just as long as people believed it was the Doctor that died. As he tells Dorium, he can now return to the shadows, without the baggage.
And as he leaves to once again be the lone mad-man in a box, Dorium teases us for what is to come for the Doctor, and the viewers. The fields of Trenzalor, the fall of the 11th, and the question which must never be answered, hidden in plain sight, the first question - Doctor who? I called this as well (yay!), and I said it would be a bit corny, and it kind of was, but it does put the focus on the origins of the Doctor and it could lead to some very interesting places. Or maybe it isn't Doctor who? Maybe it is "Doctor, who?" as in a question posed to the Doctor about someone else, but I choose to believe it is the former, especially as Moffat appears to be tying it in to his long-game, and having it lead to the 11th Doctor's regeneration, which I predict will happen in the shows 50th anniversary episode in 2013!
Series 6 has been one hell of a ride, at times complex and confusing, but also fun and entertaining, mixing a whole genre of styles and tones along the way. Matt Smith, Karen Gillan, and Arthur Darvill has really developed in to their roles and upped up their performances with each episode. Steven Moffat has constructed an epic journey and an epic fall for the Doctor, and returned him to his roots, which leaves the door wide open for what is to come in the future.
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-- -- -- proximity to the Pentagon and other federal agencies has led to a booming tech industry around nation's capital.
In fact Washington DC has more high tech job openings in Silicon Valley.
According to Dice.com.
Button though looming defense cuts under these so called sequestration threatened to totally -- this job growth.
Well joining us now Scott Mullen chairman and president and C yeah so -- Dice Holdings Scott thanks your being -- see you did this survey.
About tech salaries right -- would -- We're really founded the interesting thing was that nationwide tech salaries have gone up to -- about 5%.
-- after about two or three years of -- pretty paltry gains of about 11% or even less than 1%.
So I think what we're seeing here is that on -- tight labor market that we're seeing across the country is finally forcing employers to recognize that and -- salaries.
So tech salaries are going up -- companies like.
Northrop Grumman and Raytheon all these companies that are in the DC area -- employed tech people.
Absolutely -- have large tech divisions or tech -- a large part of the defense contracts for defense projects that they have going on.
And it's it's been a -- over the last ten years you know for the area.
So we're talking about potentially 600 billion dollars in cuts because of the sequestration.
By 20/20 three who gives -- the hardest been in the area.
You know noted that you know everyone gets hit and by some amount but really it's the small players small contractors a large contract -- -- very diversified businesses.
They were could DO DV work with other government agencies and have other you know private businesses.
It's the small contractors that are highly specialized mutually dependent upon very specific government programs and -- -- the biggest surprise and -- for you.
I think the biggest surprise was we had in a major move in salaries and and that's that that hasn't happened for years and and actually you know that could be you know that could be an indication what's happening in the general economy.
I think it's really just into that it's not to Silicon Valley anymore and we were just saying break -- California taxes you don't have to I guess.
Right I mean there's there's terrific opportunities if you have the skills all across the country whether -- Seattle Austin, Texas.
Pittsburgh Minneapolis all have great tech sectors.
You're -- you -- -- -- to companies in the DC Northern Virginia area and there are already feeling the uncertainty of this I guess how do you plan when you don't know kind of money's coming anyway.
You're right it's it's a very difficult situation for many of these companies because this creates uncertainty and and -- it's very difficult to do hiring.
Or make any sort of business planning when you're dealing with such uncertainty.
And so we've actually seen that in the job growth after the first quarter of last year we saw -- decline in the overall demand -- -- positions.
In the DC market still a great still a great market still a lot of opportunity.
But not as good as it could be if we didn't have this hang over.
-- -- I don't think people think about technology when they think about defense like you just don't think that the two.
A correlated when our our defense system is entirely technologically -- And it you know tech is a big part of the defense projects each one can have software has very technical elements to it.
We also think about cyber security -- and intimacy Digg actually growing segments of what the federal government is doing in the defense industries focused -- It quickly -- a few seconds left you have a new product it's called open web positive about it -- Webb is that we're very excited about it because essentially what we're doing is we're allowing recruiters to -- information.
And backgrounds and people from their social profiles.
That are all across the web so.
You're able to take a look at the talent pool broadly in your marketplace for looking at.
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-- what have you all publicly available that's really good for employers.
-- not so good for employees well I I think it's you know it's good for employees have -- quick -- Prospective employees should be aware of right we all leave digital footprints he add across the web.
And you should manage those footprints Scott -- with.
Dice Holdings you are so right.
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Myself, Simon Mottram and Guy Andrews made another venture into Hertfordshire on Wednesday to recce more of the Hell of the North route. We assumed it couldn't get any soggier than last week but the delightful English weather surprised us yet again. Damp drizzle didn't stop us, however. In fact, we discovered some interesting tracks and lanes to include for April 11th. Pot holes, puddles and quagmires were encountered but we all stayed upright.
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Although Mr. Andrews, editor of Rouleur, made initial grumbles about the prospect of riding bridleways and non-tarmac footpaths in the most sodden of conditions he agreed, against his "better judgement", that it was a right old laugh. Roll on Roubaix Sunday.
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There has only been one puncture endured (me) so far on our recces of the route. We of course anticipate there will be a few flats come Sunday 11th April.
We have kindly been given a signed jersey by Juan Antonio Flecha, seasoned classics rider for Team Sky, and will be awarding it to the rider with the most punctures on Sunday 11th April. Proof will have to be carried to the finish.
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Chris Myers
26th February 2010 02:06pm
Looks like it's going to be a brutual yet fun ride regardless of the weather. Riding with Mr. Mottram and Mr. Andrews must be great.
Andy Loveland
1st March 2010 09:35am
Will the use of something with 26'' wheels and nobbly tyres be frowned upon for this event?
Joe Hall
1st March 2010 10:17am
Andy, that sounds like you may be using a cross tyre, that is acceptable, although mountain bikes… that would take some persuading.
Mike Pearson
2nd March 2010 10:56pm
Well this sounds like it should be good (most likely not very clean) fun.
I've at least managed to continue riding to work through the winter this year, so I'll be participating on my commuter-spec cyclocrosser with 28s and mudguards firmly in place. Hopefully this will be the last action they see until next winter.
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3rd March 2010 12:05pm
This has really caught my eye and would love to travel down from yorkshire to take part, are there any details regarding the process of registering yet???
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John Dingler
4th March 2010 05:08pm
This looks great! Too bad PDX is such a long plane ride…
Ben Brown
4th March 2010 05:14pm
Just turn up and ride Daniel, it's an unsanctioned event.
David Martin
15th March 2010 07:43pm
The lion of Flanders, on a pink background, used in reference to a French race? Enough.
Ben Brown
15th March 2010 09:25pm
Yes, Paris Roubaix is a French race for the Belgians. This is our (slightly tongue in cheek) take on it - hence the pink. It should be a good laugh so come and ride it (see if you can hold my back wheel).
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The Kitchen
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One of the very best Jackson Hole has to offer. Some of the dishes are almost a little too small and she-she la-la, but ok by this Venice Beach couple.
restaurant is not an eye-catching building, it looked nothing outside but a yellow wall with a small outdoor deck. Small menu, high almost unaffordable price, unadvertised happy 1 hour from 5-6pm. service was good because we were the only table at that hour. Will I go back? not until there is no other restaurant in town.
A great place for shared Asian inspired small plates. The grilled calamari, tuna on won ton chips and luxury shrimp were all excellent!
Great menu! Trendy, delicious healthy options. Among the very best in Jackson Hole
After looking at the reviews for the various dining options in Jackson Hole, Wy I decided on The Kitchen as it seemed to have what we were looking for. Glad that we did. The food was outstanding. My ribs were so good, I have not had them that tender in a long time and the luxury shrimp and walu style sashimi was very good. While the menu was small, all the dished coming out looked delicious. The atmosphere was perfect after a long day of driving just casual. Drinks were strong and tasty, service was great and we would definitely go back next time we go thru Jackson enroute to Yellowstone Park. Highly recommended.
Excellent modern american cuisine. Friendly stff. Enjoyed the outdoor dining terrace. Would highly recommend it.
My wife and I travel quite a lot and have dined in some of the worlds most incredible settings. The Kitchen in Jackson Hole has a special combination of creativity, great food and fantastic service that puts it right up there with some of the best places we've experienced. Their host, Jeremy really keeps the quality at peak levels, year after year. The chef has world-class talent and always surprises us with his unique fare.
This was an amazing restaurant with local meats and vegetables. We both had the Snake River Farms tenderloin and it was so tender and tasty - nothing like the beef I was used to having. The service was attentive and the manager Jesse was very nice and ensured our meal was cooked to our perfection. Kudos Kitchen.
good service and ambiance, great cocktails and dinner and dessert, big flavors, creative. definitely recommend.
great spot. liked it so much we went back the next night
Loved this place! If you're a foodie go here! The menu is very creative, sort of Asian-American fusion, great cocktails, the service was perfect; low-key and attentive. The look is very unique and creative, with an energetic happ'enin vibe.
I have eaten all over the world, and quite extensively in Jackson Hole, itself. I have to say the Kitchen is hands-down, the absolute best place to eat in Jackson, and I would say Wyoming!! Wow! And the service was just fabulous!! We were late from a flight and happened in right when they were closing....they said "Please come in!" and we were seated and served the best lobster sliders and steak I have ever had. Steak was seasoned perfectly, cooked to a perfect medium rare, and literally could cut it with a spoon. Unreal!! Would highly recommend this place to anyone!
We were really happy with our meal. We shared a number of small plates and things from the raw bar portion. Everything was well prepared. Lots of creative dishes and preparations were anchored by a clear focus on keeping each meal tasty and rewarding (no work). Even the drinks were great. Service was friendly and informal, but thoughtful and informed. We would definitely return and we'd like order the rest of the items that looked great but wouldn't fit!
My wife and i made reservations at 6:45, but ended up getting there early - at 6pm. We were pleasantly surprised that they had happy hour specials - $5 apps and half-price wine and drinks. We had several of the apps - the scallops were particularly good. And ended up sharing the Ribs for dinner - which was outstanding. Total price with 2 apps, 2 glasses of wine each and an entree was under $60. Great food at a great price. Only small problem was that they had ripped up the street in front of the restaurant - and w while they were not doing construction at the time we were there - it wasn't the best view in a town full of awesome ones. I'm sure when the construction is complete, it will be great once again.
Great dinner. Waiter was relaxed and friendly, but very professional and knowledgable. His recommendations (Waloo; Grilled Calamari; Pork Loin; Potato Chip Pie) were all terrific. Filled up with a happy crowd of folks who knew this was a good restaurant. I'd be happy to go back.
My son had duck that was too tough to eat but the restaurant graciously removed this item from the bill. The halibut dish was good although the coconut was too dominating. Charming restaurant, excellent service and plenty of personality. We liked the place.
Upon entering The Kitchen I was struck by the clean modern dining room. The atmosphere was relaxing yet fun and upbeat. Our server did a fine job however it was evident that she was serving many tables and did not have too much time for pleasantries. The food was delicious. My husband had the Thai fried chicken which he loved. I had a small plate with lamb kabobs that were tender, juicy and well accompanied by a unique tzazaki sauce. I also loved the craft cocktails! I had the Dr. Somebody's something or the other drink (can't recall the actual name) but it was so delicious. It was served in a small soda bottle and was made up of Aperol, gin, grapefruit juice and was charmingly bubbly. It was a most enjoyable dinner!
The appetizers an drinks were very good but the steak was terrible! We were very disappointed to get such a poor quality steak in the west.
We had a fun-filled night for dinner. I could not believe they had Red Deer from New Zealand on the menu so I tried it. The deer was terrific. Jeremy was all over the place making sure everyone was being attended to. It was sure to get a return reservation from us.
We always dine here when we are in Jackson Hole and it is always delicious. It would be nice to see one more vegetarian entree on the menu though. They had a nice pasta dish but they took it off the menu.
food great mix of flavors. The Red deer was amazing. Service was great, waiter Matt , very attentive to allergy concerns and his recommendations were perfect. Red deer is a must order. Everyone was friendly. desert was delicious and nut free. My wife loved the Halibut. Waiter knew it was our anniversary and treated us to the desert.
Great menu, impeccably executed. Fun atmosphere. Luxury Shrimp appetizer not to be missed.
Had a great dinner here on our last night in Wyoming. I had the lemongrass-coconut halibut, which was cooked perfectly. My mother had the strip loin with truffle butter, and my dad had the spare ribs. Everything was just amazing! The best part of the evening, though, was our waiter Kevin. He was SO pleasant and wonderful and attentive, and he had such an amazing attitude. He absolutely made the night.
Great food, the host was very pleasant. A little loud inside but great decor.
My wife and I loved this restaurant. It was our second visit and it was ever bit as good as our first time.
At the last minute myself and a group of friends decided to go to the Kitchen for burgers and bites. We were able to squeeze in a reservation on Opentable but then a friend decided to join us. I called the restaurant and Jeremy happily added one more to our reservation. We knew it was last minute but he took such great care of us, it was as if the reservation was made weeks in advance. Our service was great, food was delish and I cannot wait for next time! WE LOVE THE KITCHEN!
Love the décor and the view (in the Summer). Great crowd, great appetizers, nice waiters although the main courses are a bit all over the place. Great steaks, chicken way too spicy. We love the place anyway.
the best filet we've ever had! sides were great, service too. will return when we're back in wyoming!
We choose The Kitchen after reading excellent reviews, and the great patio scene with white string lights in the heart of Downtown Jackson. We ended up sitting inside, but it was still a really cool ambience. There were several groups, friends, and couple. Perfect for all. The wait staff was friendly, and very knowledgeable. We thrilled with our Lamb Kebab appetizer (after living in Dubai and being spoiled with our Turkish fare), and both ended up going with recommendations from our server-both amazing and well priced for the portion size. My favorite, was the chocolate chip cookie in the skillet. It literally melted in my mouth. Great place, I am so glad we tried it, and I highly recommend.
We did an 8:45PM dinner with three of us and made sure we all ordered a different meal. After cocktails, killer appetizers and kidding around with the wait staff, we dug into the main course with some exceptional wine choices. The food was shared around the table and although I did choose a favorite (beer marinated spare ribs) it was all good. We finished with the skillet chocolate chip cookie and homemade ice cream. We were the last patrons in the restaurant and were made to feel we could stay all night. This is a fun comfortable restaurant with a great staff and very tasty menu. You need to visit The Kitchen while in Jackson. It is our new "go to" dinner spot.
Just traveling through town and checked this out on Yelp. I only had appy's and a lemondrop but the service was excellent and I loved my food. I had edaname, can't really go wrong with that but I also had a lobster slider. I thought it might be too rich but it was not too rich and nice touch with the grill toasted buns. I only ate two out of four because it was still a lot of food. Highly recommend.
I often pick up by husband from the airport on thursday nights at 9 - we love Kitchen because they are very much open and busy at that time, and we can get a great late meal. I think their hamburger is about the best in town and that's saying something because there are a lot of good burgers in Jackson. The Thai Fried Chicken is amazing and we've really enjoyed everything we've had a chance to sample. Wait staff is alway efficient and friendly and they make a great martini.
We were visiting Jackson Hole and this was one of our choices. It did not disappoint. All the courses were delicious! And our server was fantastic. Attentive , friendly and was from our home state of NJ! The food was creative and served to perfection. Very innovative menu and presentation!
Great restaurant with interesting menu - all of which turned out to be very good. Loved decor (especially fireplace) but was very loud so made talking difficult.
The striped bass was outstanding and the lamb brochette appetizer very good
Lovey place to eat. The service was great, the food was wonderful the atmosphere classic. All around great place.
The crudo bar read better on the menu than it tasted and the fish could have been a little fresher. The appetizers were fantastic. We had the braised pork kelly and grilled squid. My entree was very good (red deer) but my wife was a little disappointed with hers (braised ribs). The atmospheres was fantastic. Very cool design that made me think of some restaurants I've been to in Japan. The music was a great collection of 70s and 80s R&B at just the right volume.
The food was excellent. Ben, the assistant manager, gave great recommendations on both wine and food.
Very interesting, creative, tasty dishes in a well decorated, cozy space. The only downside were inconsistent portion sizes: my fish special was perfectly sized, but the duck breast was less than half the size of the other dish, so make sure to add some side dishes.
Jeremy is the perfect host and every recommendation our server, Kyle, made was fantastic!
Everything about this place is excellent. While we did not eat much, what we did eat was off the chart good. The shrimp with monster sauce is to die for, as was the mashed potatoes and the mango something salad.
Our first time here and what a great find..keep up the good work and inventive menu and great fresh tastes
My wife and I were lured by their off season 2 for one entrees to give The Kitchen a try. We started with the grilled calamari and the lamb kebabs. The grilled calamari was outstanding and the kebabs excellent. I highly recommend both. For main courses we chose the New Zealand, Red Deer and the Duck Breast. Both were excellent bordering on outstanding. They were both at the more expensive end of the menu. Desserts were a special pumpkin panna cotta and white chocolate mousse bombe. Both were good but not brilliant.The place was sparsely occupied being the off season. I could imagine it would be very noisy when full. The service was knowledgeable, courteous and prompt. But again it was the off season and not a lot of customers. ~$150 w tip
We went in to take advantage of the awesome 2 for 1 deal but I was blown away with how exceptionally yummy the food was! I'm a glutard and was psyched that the Bass entree was wheat free... It was so flipping good - I actually told the friend I was with I wanted to find out who cooked my fish because I wanted to give the chef a kiss for creating and executing a dish soooo yummy! Wonderful experience .. Can't wait to take all my friends back here !
My husband & I stumbled upon this place while honeymooning in Jackson Hole. Well presented food with exceptional flavor pairings & portion. The Skillet Cookie was the perfect finish!!!!
We spent nearly 4 hours eating and chatting and nobody rushed us. Very attentive waitstaff and fresh delicious food. Highly recommend this place.
We enjoyed every thing and we look forward to returning...SOON!!!
Have not been in awhile so thought we would return. Steak was excellent as was the Caribou Sausage plate. Aviator specialty cocktail a bit odd for our taste so unless you like perfume-tasting drinks, avoid this one. Service was perfect. Not super crowded as it was the off-season so the ambiance was more relaxed. It can get crazy loud and busy when all tables are full.
Went to The Kitchen to celebrate my birthday and had a wonderful time. Our server, Kevin, takes pride in his work and we enjoyed his knowledge of the menu. I look forward to my next visit.
One of the best restuarants in a town with many good ones. Don't miss the spicy shrimp appetizer. Excellent service and unique dishes.


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I finally got the new sub box installed and complete. I also installed the Extang RT Tonnaeu cover. I was worried about the quality and how sturdy it might be but after installing it I am very impressed with this soft cover.
I took it to the car was today and it only leaked slightly where there is a gap between the tailgate and the body of the truck. The cover also came with thier tailgate seal for free which should fix that problem.
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11-23-2010, 09:22 PM #2Lookin good man! Thats a crazy sub box set up! I've always wanted to see your setup! So that box funnels the air and noise through your bed and into your cab?
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11-23-2010, 09:34 PM #3Yes....it has to chambers...there are ports in each chamber. The ports extend into the cab. Inbetween the cab and bed the ports have that accordian rubber boot around them like what you would have between a camper shell and the cab of the truck.
My first box had two 8" Kicker L7s....this time I upgraded to two 12" JL Audio W3s. This box is slightly larger and I had them do a plexiglass front and some Red LED lights in the box.
11-23-2010, 09:58 PM #4Is there a big difference in sound? What gave you the idea of that setup?
11-23-2010, 10:40 PM #5The box is what they call a 7 th order box......who first designed that type of box should be given a medal of some sort!
This box is extremely efficient....you could have half the power of someone with the same subs and be louder....alot louder. When I was picking up the truck thee was another customer with an avalanche with two kicker L7 12s.....my installer brought him out to hear my truck.
After he heard it he told me my setup was alot louder and cleaner than his. He had his subs coming through his back wall of the truck....a blow through also.
With my volume at 15 you barely see the subs move....at 20 they are moving good...any louder your can't sit in the truck because your head starts to hurt and youcan't see straight.
On the 4th of december iam taking the truck to a MECA audio competition to see how it fairs with the guys who are serious audio gear heads.
11-23-2010, 11:34 PM #6I am not super crazy about your rims they are not that bad just not my personal style (not that it matters its your truck lol) but that truck looks very very VERY nice! super clean look you did it right!
11-24-2010, 12:29 AM #7OMG..that looks soooo sweet! I only wish I could hear it live and in person. You coming to Denver soon?
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11-24-2010, 07:11 AM #8Love the sub boxes!
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