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LA CROSSE, WI (WTAQ) - La Crosse Police now say a Minnesota man stole $16,000 worth of camera equipment when he killed two people in a photography store.
Police Chief Ron Tischer told reporters Thursday morning that a surveillance video showed 39-year-old Jeffrey Lepsch entering and leaving May's Photo, while driving a blue van.
The chief said investigators traced the vehicle to the Lepsch home in Dakota Minnesota – and they recovered 14 pieces of camera equipment which belonged to May's Photo.
56-year-old shop-owner Paul Petras and his 19-year-old A.J. were shot to death at their store on September 15th.
A warrant issued Wednesday charged Lepsch with two counts of first-degree intentional homicide – and Lepsch did not resist when he was arrested outside his home. Two additional charges were filed Thursday morning – armed robbery, and possessing a firearm as a convicted felon.
An extradition hearing was scheduled in Winona Minnesota, to try and get the suspect to return to Wisconsin to face his charges.
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Recline and Define Your Interest in These Companies
Michael is a member of The Motley Fool Blog Network -- entries represent the personal opinion of the blogger and are not formally edited.
Sometimes it's nice to sit back and enjoy your favorite libation while researching companies in a relaxed manner. Rash investment decisions can cause a nervous rash, and blemishes on any disposable income you have in your cash account. With that in mind, recline and define your interest in these companies.
La-Z-Boy Incorporated (NYSE: LZB) is one of the world's leading residential furniture producers with three reportable operating segments: upholstery, case goods, and retail. At the end of November 2012, they reported operating results for the fiscal 2013 second quarter ended Oct. 27, 2012.
Sales for the fiscal 2013 second quarter increased 4.8 percent compared with the fiscal 2012 second quarter. Net sales were $322.3 million. Same-store written sales for the La-Z-Boy Furniture Galleries store network increased 13.3 percent. The upholstery segment's sales increased 7.5 percent; its operating margin was 8.4 percent versus 8.7 percent in the prior year's second quarter.
They reported net income attributable to La-Z-Boy Incorporated of $6.6 million, or $0.12 per diluted share, after $0.03 in restructuring charges relating to their case goods segment, versus $7.9 million, or $0.15 per diluted share, in the prior-year period. Consolidated operating income was $10.6 million, net $2.7 million in restructuring, compared with $12.2 million in the second fiscal quarter of 2012.
Investors should consider that the company increased their marketing spending on their brand campaign. Furthermore, La-Z-Boy opened and remodeled a number of stores. Therefore, this had an impact on their earnings. However, increased marketing spending shows corporate aggressiveness to maintain and build market share. Opening new stores is a good sign for investors that the company has the resources to expand. Remodeling new stores should facilitate improved sales from those stores and possibly lure in new customers for even greater sales growth.
La-Z-Boy had increased incentive compensation expenses due to improvements in sales and operating results. This affected earnings, but investors shouldn't swoon as they perform due diligence on the company. Increased incentive compensation expenses bespeak a finely-tuned sales staff that's driving growth.
Of further note to investors: La-Z-Boy has reinstated their quarterly dividend ($0.04). This is a signal to investors of the company's confidence in their marketing and other corporate initiatives. La-Z-Boy will report their fiscal 2013 third-quarter operating results after the close of trading on the NYSE on Tuesday, Feb. 19, 2013.
Ethan Allen Interiors, Inc. (NYSE: ETH) is a top interior design company and manufacturer/retailer of premier home furnishings. In January, they reported operating results for the three months ended Dec. 31, 2012. Net sales in the quarter increased 4.4 percent over the prior year to $191.3 million.
Net sales at their Retail division increased 6.1 percent to $151.8 million. This includes comparable design center growth of 4.9 percent. Retail division written orders increased 1.2 percent over the 10.3 percent growth in the year ago second quarter. Comparable design center written orders increased 0.1 percent over the 6.7 percent growth the year before. Investors should note that it's all growth here, though it may be modest in some cases – but no declines.
Excluding special items in both periods, net income for this quarter was $11.4 million, or $0.39 per diluted share, compared to $8.6 million, or $0.30 per diluted share in the year ago period. US GAAP net income for the quarter was $9.8 million, or $0.34 per diluted share, compared to the prior year of $8.1 million, or $0.28 per diluted share.
What's significant for investors concerning the company? They expanded their global operations by entering the European and Montreal markets. They opened design centers in Brussels, Belgium and in Montreal, Quebec. Physical expansion (design centers), and net sales and net income growth is typically a sign of a quality company, in terms of finances and corporate management. Dividend-favoring investors should consider that the Company declared a regular quarterly cash dividend of $0.09 per share.
Going forward, investors may wish to investigate corporations that produce products we lounge, sleep, and do whatever in, everyday of our lives. They can offer a more relaxing investing environment compared to higher-risk equity offerings. If you play the more riskier ventures, a step back to recline in one of these stocks, or something such as Leggett & Platt, Incorporated (NYSE: LEG) can provide the soothing rest one often needs after bolder forays on the market.
Leggett & Platt's Residential Furnishings segment is the leading supplier of mattress springs, pocketed coils, bed frames, ornamental beds, bedding accessories, and more. Overall, full year 2012 sales increased 2 percent to $3.72 billion. Unit volume grew 3 percent and acquisitions (net of divestitures) contributed 1 percent to sales. EBIT increased, and EBIT margin improved from 6.5 percent in 2011 to 9.2 percent in 2012.
A key point for investors to consider: President and CEO Mr. David S. Haffner stated that the company "…generated more than enough cash from operations to readily fund dividends and capital expenditures, something we've accomplished for over 20 years."
You may be getting very, very sleepy, like me, with a smile on your face, as you ponder possible returns from companies relating nice financial bedtime stories to potential investors. These aforementioned stocks are no guarantee against sleepless nights. However, you usually can get your 7 or 8 hours more consistently than with investments that are more adventurous.
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Curtis Wayne Trembath died Saturday, January 19, 2013 at Kenton Manor in Greeley. Curt was born December 30, 1954 in Fort Riley, Kansas to Cynthia and Tom Trembath.
Curt married the love of his life, Cheri Hall on September 5, 1981. They lived in the Denver area until May of 2010. Upon Cheri's retirement, they moved to Greeley. In September 2012, they celebrated 31 years of a joyful and loving marriage.
Curt cherished time with his family, church friends and his beloved pet, Oreo. He was an honest Christian man who worked in food services at Lutheran Hospital and proudly served as a CNA in nursing homes for many years.
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He is survived by his wife, Cheri, sister Kathy (and Gordie) Siebring, brother, Michael (and Megan), bother-in-law, Bill (and Dianna) Hall, Mother-in-law, Jackie Hall, his parents and many nieces and nephews.
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In 1956, American photojournalist David Douglas Duncan (b.1916) met Pablo Picasso. Through his lens, Duncan followed one of the world's most famous artists and immediately became a close friend and companion. The photographer took thousands of photos of Picasso at work and at play, thus becoming one of the greatest witnesses of the artist.
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After receiving bad news from a fertility doctor, Cindy and Jim Green try to bury their dreams of having a child by writing out all the great traits their child would have and putting them in a box in the garden. During a freak storm in the middle of the night, they awake to find a boy named Timothy.
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Despite the proverbial long chances of the ZR1, it doesn't stop it from throwing the gauntlet at the CCR Evo. Bad move, buddy. While we enjoy a pretty good drag race every chance we get to see one, we didn't enjoy this one for the competition, but for the way the CCR Evo just about wiped the tarmac with the ZR1.
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As Craig Shank mentioned in a post last week, standards are an important part of a dynamic ICT marketplace, fostering interoperability, collaboration, competition and consumer trust.
To provide solutions that span products and technologies for our customers' needs, it's crucial to have a healthy and robust standards environment. Some will say that one development or standards model or another is the best or most valid, but at Microsoft we believe that openness in standards development is the best way to ensure that everyone's needs are met, whether those needs are rapid innovation, broad adoption, cost efficiency, or specific customer requirements. And we believe that openness in how standards are developed and implemented leads to greater choice in the marketplace. Likewise, we believe that an open marketplace is the best way to determine the success of a standard—companies and customers will choose to use the standards that meet their needs, not because they are all that's available through government mandate or regulation.
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After spending the last couple of weeks participating in the World Hosters Day in Rust Germany, Microsoft Hosting Days in Madrid, Milan and Munich and the Microsoft Hosting Summit back home in Bellevue, Washington, I know that I am not alone in thinking about this. Attending these events has verified for me that Web Hosters will drive adoption of Cloud services over the next three years. And I am happy to report that we are working closely with our partners, and even competitors, to help these Hosters serve the needs of their customers around the world.
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Many people are surprised when they hear how much progress Microsoft and Novell have made in their efforts around Linux/Windows interoperability.
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Rochelle & Rob's Country Cottage
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Name: Rochelle & Rob - Meredith (8), Isaac (5), Chuck & Lyle (cats)
Location: Harvard, Massachusetts (rural town outside of Boston)
After 4 years of living in a tiny flat in London, England, the six acre plot with a 2,200 square foot house in Harvard, Massachusetts seemed palatial. At the time there were only three of us (if you don't count Chuck and Lyle). But now, six years later, and with the addition of a little brother, two turkeys, 8 chickens and a huge garden, we have made this 1940's bungalow our own version of a gentleman's farm.
Our style is a mix of antique and used furniture store finds, inherited treasures and an occasional true treasure. It's hard to justify spending much on furniture when you have small children; things tend to get wrecked. We have however, tried to be clever in our reuse. For example, our coffee table (which isn't competed yet, but you can see just a corner of it in one of the images) is a re-work of the crib and mattress that was nearly impossible to get rid of after our son out grew it.
Plants also play a big role in our home decor. This winter we are babysitting a whole variety of orchids, clivias, succulents and a few other random things for older neighbors who go south for the season. I fear the house will look terribly empty when many of them go back to their owners later this spring!
When we bought the place, we fell in love with the land as much as the quirky house that is full of un-square corners. The couple we bought it from thought it might sell as a tear down lot (We still think that is crazy!). But after driving by house after house with the realtor and rejecting many options without even going inside (because we felt the houses did not sit right on the land) this one had our attention before we even crossed the threshold. The house sits at the end of a long drive and is purported to have been referred to as "The Pinnacle House" by local old timers. It is supposedly built on the highest point in all the area between it and Boston. As we have carved out a garden from the surrounding forest, we have discovered that on clear winter days we have views of the city to the east and Mount Wachusett to the west.
After living here and maintaining and evolving the outdoors, we have come to discover why our house has a couple of big picture windows and lots of other smaller ones besides. They point to views that once existed — before trees got big and the forest overgrew. We are working to reclaim some of the obvious original design intent by opening things up a bit and working the land so that through the windows, we can be closer to the gardens outside.
Images: Rochelle Greayer
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What a beautiful place..! Would love to see a full house tour. Gorgeous house and land, and great story to go with it.
That chiminea is fantastic - did you guys make it?
I love your style - your home looks genuine and comfortable. Thanks for sharing!
Mmmm lovely. your living room is so welcoming and comfy looking. It looks like unfussy, interesting grown-ups live here.
I'd love to see more - what is shown is a great glimpse. I especially like the fabric used for the drapes in the living room. Very pretty. The kids room looks like a great place to grow up.
Must have a full tour. Must.
Every time I think I want to go more modern, I see a place like this and realize I don't! Like everyone else, would love to see more.
what a neat place!
The outdoor chiminea is made by Rais and is called the Gizeh. Scandanavian company, but they have US dealers. They're pricey, but if you know a welder, you could have one made.
more! more! more! i'd love to see a full tour done of this place - love it!
Lovely! And you have six acres! We must have a full house tour, and a land tour as well. Hear hear.
House tour! House tour! House tour!
(That was me, pumping my fist and chanting.)
Love it! Were did you get the drapes from?
wowee. i am jealous of your house! what personality.
I can't believe I'm saying this...but I love the strand of Christmas lights.
House Tour please!
Serene and cozy. My husband would love to get out of suburban Miami and live on a few acres some day. Another request for a house tour, please.
Beautiful. More please!
Love it!
Can I have some more please??
So warm, cozy and comfy. Like the eclectic nature of it as opposed to the more modern stuff often featured on AT.
Looks like a lovely place to live and raise a family - would also love to see a full house tour.
Yes....more, please!
Another vote for the full house tour!
Must Tour! Must Tour!
Such a charming home! I'm in agreement with everyone else - I would love to see a whole house tour!
Thanks, @Fryedmind, for the chiminea info.
I'm with everyone else on the house tour! In the meantime, I'd love to know the kitchen wall paint color? I love it...especially with the twinkle lights. So happy.
Another vote for a full house tour! I love your couch with the wood floor and the beguiling nooks.. must see more!
that outdoor fire tower, where is that from?
Jalapeno - Fryedmind answered that above.
"The outdoor chiminea is made by Rais and is called the Gizeh. Scandanavian company, but they have US dealers. They're pricey, but if you know a welder, you could have one made."
I want to wear this house as a sweater.
I love the print on the curtains in the kid's room! Where is it from?
wow -- sorry to not have replied to all your comments earlier...but I didn't know until just now that this was actually posted!! So to answer your questions...1) the fireplace was made for us custom by a welder friend. I did however model it after something I had seen in europe -- probably the one mentioned. 2) the kids room print was found on clearance at a local fabric place -- it was a crazy expensive designer I can't remember, and I got it for a song. 3) yes, the ceilings are low, and we are tall, but we are used to it now (when we first moved in we considered loosing the attic to get more head height, but commons sense and budget intervened. 4) I made all the curatins and window treatments myself. The living room fabric is from calico corner. 5) So, I (rochelle) am going to be a contributor here at AT!....since I'm new, and I don't yet know the ropes, I will have to check and see if I can do a bigger tour of my own house....stay tuned...I will ask ;)
So very cozy!


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Thursday, July 25, 2013 - 11:40am
The U.S. Senate has approved a bill to lower interest rates on student loans. The Senate voted 81-to-18 to lower the interest rates for undergraduates taking out government loans to three-point-86 percent.
A rate of six-point-eight percent interest on those loans kicked in July first when congress didn't act before the deadline. The new rates would also be retroactive and apply to loans taken out after July first, but are also tied to future rates on the financial markets.
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This is actually the funniest thing anyone could send to me.
Ethnicity is a social-construct? So the different cultures and mannerisms and beliefs associated with each individual group, i.e. Caucasian, African, Asian, Indian, Hispanic, etc. are also social constructs, bullshit made up by society?
And what does that make cis/non-cis ethnics? People who feel a different ethnicity than they really are? Ethnicity itself, the most common and universally-recognized concept of difference that is as old as time itself, is a social construct, whereas cis/non-cis ethnicity isn't?
I have never, never heard of cis/non-cis ethnicity before Tumblr. I don't even consider it a social construct, I consider it a Tumblr construct. Some social justice bloggers, who think they will bring about change in the world with their blogs, invent terms and classifications and suddenly all previous concepts such as ethnicity is bullshit and a means of social oppression?
Lmfao. I can't take you seriously.
I need to check my cis-ethnic privilege? And what privilege is that? Getting pulled aside by the security guards at an airport? Getting store owners to follow me around and keep an eye on me in their store because they're certain I'll steal something? Having a woman jump in fear when I tap her on the shoulder to ask for the time?
Yes, surely, those are multiple privileges you would just love to have.
And what of your non-cis ethnic privilege? You get to be any ethnicity you "connect" with. You have tons of ethnicities with which to choose from, with which to claim you identify with. You could be white but attempt to get your hair to become dreadlocks and listen to rap and reggae and say you feel black. You could be asian, and feel the need to darken your skin or get your hair to become an afro as though that will make you more black. You're far more privileged than I, if you want to play games like that. A cis-ethnic person like me is limited, restricted by my inability to change my ethnic identity as I see fit.
Check your non-cis privilege, garvan-the-mad. Or, at least I'd tell you to, if such bullshit existed.
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These days, many of us are trying to meet two seemingly conflicting goals: We want to build the finest housing possible, but we also want to make that housing available to people other than the wealthy. In 2007, the company I co-founded many years ago - South Mountain Co., on the island of Martha's Vineyard, Mass. - was given an opportunity to pursue those goals when we were chosen to design and build a neighborhood of eight two- and three-bedroom Cape Cod–style homes. The property - which was designated affordable housing - was part of a 26-acre purchase by a local conservation organization. The homes would be clustered on four acres, and the rest of the land would be left as protected open space.
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The author's company was chosen to build a community of small, zero-energy homes. The challenge was to keep them affordable, a goal that should be met over time owing to low fuel and maintenance costs.
Wedged-shaped battens made of pressure-treated lumber were fastened to the inside of the foundation forms 2 feet on-center. A double layer of 1 1/2-inch polyisocyanurate foam board is attached to the battens with screws and plastic washers.
Double 2x4 walls and 14-inch-deep wood I-joist rafters minimize thermal bridging through the frame.
Note that the rafters' bottom plumb cuts are flush with the walls.
Precut studs, joists, and rafters saved labor and substantially reduced waste.
Even the rafter plumb cuts were made by the lumberyard.
Because of the 9 1/2-inch cavity created by the double 2x4 walls, the blown cellulose achieves an R-value of 31. The sides of the deep window wells are beveled 45 degrees to ensure that they let in plenty of light.
The second-floor band joists required blocks of 1-inch polystyrene, spray-foamed in place, to meet insulation goals.
A fundamental goal of the project was to make these homes truly affordable, now and in the future; therefore, we would need to design and build them to meet the most stringent requirements for energy efficiency and low maintenance.
I don't believe it's possible to build truly great housing that's cost-competitive with standard American housing, because most of the homes built today don't offer a high level of craftsmanship, durability, comfort, or performance. Ultimately, the goal is to make "standard American housing" that is significantly better than today's sorry norm. Until then, a good-quality home is going to have a higher cost per square foot.
Still, there are strategies we can employ to keep long-term costs low. One is to build smaller homes, but it's equally important to help buyers understand that true long-term affordability comes from minimizing and stabilizing energy and maintenance costs.
Regarding energy, each of these homes combines a super-efficient building envelope and hvac system with a rooftop photovoltaic (PV) array to generate electricity. The completed homes easily earned platinum status from the U.S. Green Building Council's Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) program, the highest rating offered. If the homeowners are willing to live a resource-conscious lifestyle, the homes should achieve net-zero energy performance, which means that the PVs generate at least as much power as the home consumes, averaged over the year. (The homes are being carefully monitored, and we're testing our assumptions with a little contest. Any household that consumes no energy - or produces more than it uses - in the 12 months from June 2010 to June 2011 will get a prize: a one-year membership in a local community-supported agriculture endeavor or a $400 gift certificate to a local fish market.)
Minimal upkeep is another essential. The fiberglass windows, the robust hardware and fittings, the unpainted cedar siding, and the reclaimed cypress trim should need no treatment or maintenance for 25 years or more. Quality materials cost more up front, but they save in the long run.
We were able to complete the two-bedroom versions for $246,000 - not including the solar electric system - on an island with very high construction costs. We calculate that the high-performance aspects of the houses added roughly 10 percent to the cost. What would these houses cost on the mainland? It's hard to say, but certainly at least 10 percent less.
Honing the costs meant investing more time and effort into design than is typical for the small American house. The plans are highly detailed. Our in-house architects, engineer, and builders worked through every component. After years of trial and error building energy- and resource-conscious homes, we have settled on a suite of details that can be produced efficiently. These details may be useful for other builders and designers, so I'll go through the essentials, starting with the foundation.
Like most homes in our area, these have poured concrete foundations and full basements, but the construction and insulation methods are different. Customarily, fiberglass batts are stuffed between the first-floor joists, and the foundation walls are left bare; this results in poor insulation and air-sealing and creates a damp basement that's prone to mold and mildew and requires the use of a dehumidifier all summer.
We use 3 inches of foil-faced polyisocyanurate rigid foam on the inside of the foundation walls and 4 inches of extruded polystyrene beneath the slab, creating what one of our crew refers to as "an R-20 bathtub." (In more recent projects, we've used Type 9 expanded polystyrene under the slab, because its global-warming contribution is a fraction of that of extruded polystyrene, due to the blowing agent used during its manufacture.)
To hold the wall insulation in place, we fasten dovetail-shaped 2-by battens to the inside of the foundation forms, spacing them at 2 feet on-center. The beveled edges hold the pressure-treated battens securely in the concrete after the forms are removed. The rigid foam is fastened to the battens with screws and Plasti-Grip washers.
The ground moisture barrier consists of Tu-Tuff plastic sheeting (Sto-Cote Products, 800/435-2621) installed on top of the polystyrene before the slab is placed. The wall insulation is installed before the slab is poured, creating an uninterrupted insulation plane and air barrier in the basement. At the top of the foundation wall, sill seal and gaskets connect the top of the foam to the framed wall's air barrier.
After years of experimentation with a variety of approaches, we have settled on cost-effective wall and roof assemblies that meet our insulation standards (R-31 walls and R-49 roofs) and minimize thermal bridging - and that our carpenters and other tradespeople are comfortable with.
We use double 2x4 walls with a 2 1/2-inch space between the inner and outer walls, and 14-inch wood I-joist rafters. Everything is framed 2 feet on-center. The double walls minimize thermal bridging because of the space in the middle, and the I-joists do so because their webs are so thin. The sheathing and air barrier are provided by 5/8-inch-thick Zip System panels (Huber Engineered Wood, www.huberwood.com).
Our framers speed up the process and reduce job-site waste by having the supplier precut all studs, joists, and rafters - including the plumb cuts. This also reduces overall material use, as the lumber company uses the smallest amount of stock possible to get the lengths needed.
There are some details to consider with double-wall framing. For example, if you frame square openings around deep windows, you decrease the amount of light getting into the room. We solve this by splaying the sides of the openings at 45 degrees. Rather than trying to put trim around the entire opening, we install wood sills before installing the drywall, which is finished to the window jambs. When the drywallers are finished, so is the opening.
Another issue is how to make a secure, stiff connection between the inner and outer walls. We do it by aligning the studs in both walls and nailing the bottom plates in place, then adding plywood gussets to the sides of every other pair of studs near the top of the wall.
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The new Super Rugby season is once again upon us as fifteen sides get ready to slug it out for the honour of being crowned champions of arguably the toughest tournament in the southern hemisphere.
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The Stormers will know better than anyone to be wary of the Sharks, after losing to their coastal rivals at home in the semi-finals. It was a bitter pill to swallow after doing all the hard work to make sure of home ground advantage, only to blow it for a second year running. Will it be third time lucky then for the men from the Cape? The Stormers may not know how to win in finals, but they sure know how to reach them. And with the Bok-laden squad boosted by the arrival of three more Springboks in the form of Jaco Taute, Elton Jantjies and Pat Cilliers, they certainly have enough big name players to help take them all the way.
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Everyone's second-favourite team, the Cheetahs, have had a terrible start to the season before a single tackle has been made. The return and loss of veteran flank Juan Smith is a cruel blow that coach Naka Drotske could have done without. Armoured with only a few Springboks, the Cheetahs must now soldier on without him as they also wait on Heinrich Brussow's return. Injuries aside, they still have the ability and talent to make them competitive but their lack of depth could leave the Cheetahs struggling.
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Looking at the New Zealand conference, and it's incredibly hard to pick a winner as the Chiefs bid to retain the title they won for the first time last season.
The seven-time champion Crusaders will be out for revenge - having gone yet another year without silverware - while the Highlanders have recruited well in the off-season. The Blues, playing under a new coach, will also be out to make amends following last year's nightmare campaign.
Once again flying the flag for Australia will be the Jake White-coached Brumbies and the Reds, while the Waratahs will be determined to recapture their form that was last seen going down their stadium toilet in 2011. On paper, the Rebels have one of the most formidable sides Down Under and much is expected from the likes of James O'Connor, Kurtley Beale and Scott Higginbotham. As for the Force, it's anyone's guess how the men from the west will perform without the likes of Nathan Sharpe (retired) and David Pocock (Brumbies) fighting in their corner this season.
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Juuri Jars: The (Way) Upscale Mason Jars for Truly Stunning Food Storage
Storing food in jars is the quickest way to a neater, cleaner pantry. Now don't get us wrong: while we love mason, Weck, and basic spaghetti and peanut butter jars for storing food staples, they pale in comparison to these stunning glass storage jars from Juuri.
These heat-resistant borosilicate glass jars have a flexible silicone collar for an airtight seal, and aren't the colors (clear, smoke, or blue glass) so pretty? I love how they look all together. They're advertised as being good for office and desk organization, too, hence the pencils and rubberbands you see in the first photo! Minimal, streamlined, functional yet fancy... and priced that way, with each jar costing $32-$44.
Alas, I'll probably stick with my regular food jars for now, but these are definitely wishlisted.
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These are beautiful, but I'm not crazy about them for food storage. Maybe it's just me, but I think the tint of the glass makes the food inside look unappetizing.
I just reorganized my pantry and spice cupboard by using cheap (spice jars were $2 each and larger jars were from $4-6 each) from Superstore in Canada. They don't scream IKEA, which I was looking for since I wanted something a bit different. Like the jars above, the have the rubber rim seal and now my cupboards look super nice and way less cluttered! Now to find a good labeling system....hhhmmmm
They look nie, but for the price no way.
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- Awesome!OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 9/27/2014First time eating here and we were pleasantly surprised. The sushi was very good and the sashimi was not over priced. We split a ribeye and it actually had some flavor. Much better than some of the overpriced steakhouses we have eaten at in Las Vegas. We will go again!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- GritsJBBSVIPDined on 9/24/2014After you order your prime steak, be sure to get the spicy grits. Our steaks were cooked perfectly and had great flavor. We ordered three sides...all were excellent. Service was knowledgable and polite.Special Features:
- Wonderful diningAtlanta01VIPDined on 9/20/2014Prime never disappoints. Meals are delicious and the atmosphere is vibrant and hip. Great service.Special Features:
- JYMEDined on 9/13/2014The place has come a long way down from what it once was. Very disappointing.
- FabulousIrvingVIPDined on 9/13/2014A varied and excellent menu, food well prepared, fantastic service - what else could you ask for.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Prime was excellenttravelbuddy123Dined on 9/13/2014I had the salmon which was cooked perfectly. I can never order red velvet cake any where else because it won't ever be this good! It came with ice cream in the middle! It's easy to get to in Atlanta because it's in the mall! So, make reservations, shop and then relax at Prime!!!Special Features:
- Excellent experience!southernfoodieDined on 9/11/2014We were in Atlanta to visit our daughter & her fiance and wanted to take them out to dinner. Googled 'restaurants in Buckhead' and Prime came up as an option. Menu looked good and it was close to her office. Wow! Everyone had a different entree and everyone loved their choices! Prices were reasonable and food was delicious. Our server was present when needed, but didn't hover. Would definitely recommend this if you're in the area!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- THEODORADined on 9/10/2014I CALLED IN ADVANCE REQUESTING THE SEMI BOOTH BY THE WINDOW, THEY DID NOT HAVE THAT SPACE RESERVED FOR US, IT CAUSED A BIT OF A BIG DISAPPOINTMENT, SERVER CHRIS OUTSTANDING, KNOWLEDGEABLE, CONSCIENTIOUS, CLEAN RESTAURANT, FOOD WAS DELECTABLE AS THE WINESpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best lunch deal in the ATL!gffoodieDined on 9/10/2014I'm not a fan of sushi so I usually get the $12 salmon lunch at Prime. The meal is gluten-free without modification and it's always perfect! On my recent visit, I met a friend who loves sushi and she was thoroughly impressed by her choice (lunch special of the day). There is a great hot tea selection and as long as you sit facing away from the entrance, you'll forget you're in a mall. The only minor complaints I have is that Prime doesn't have black napkins anymore (preferred when you're wearing black clothing) and they have never had anything interesting for dessert if you can't eat gluten. This seems to be a theme in all of Catherall's restaurants which is why I never go to any of them for dinner.Special Features:
- Never disappoints!PamelaCVIPDined on 9/7/2014My husband says this is the best steak in town! We brought a group and 5 out of 6 ( I don't eat meat but love the crab cake) ordered either steak or filet and all loved it. Out out of town guests want to come here again on their next visit!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- We'll be back!!R2D2Dined on 8/29/2014Had a 'grand first time experience' at Prime!! Selected this from the list of participating restaurants for our 50th Wedding Anniversary. We were greeted by a wonderful crew and the complete dining experience was wonderful. The service and food was excellent and presented beautifully. We shall return for future meals ... lunch and dinner !!Special Features:
- weekend dinnerrolltide15Dined on 8/29/2014we had a great dining experience. wait staff was very attentive. drinks, sushi, and entrees were all excellent. we will return every time we are in town.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Dr QDoctorQDined on 8/29/2014I have dined here multiple times. I have enjoyed all the dishes . It is a great place to have a steak and sushi all at the same time. The cowboy steak may be the best in town.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- exquisiteNepheteriaDined on 8/23/2014The food was absolutely amazing and the waiter was a great host, he knew what food and deserts to recommend and they were on point. He was very professional and courteous. Job well done.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Consistent and excellentTylerDined on 8/16/2014I have dined at Prime several times throughout the years, and it is a mainstay. Every time I go it is very, very good.Special Features:
- The Perfect Anniversary Luncheon!HoneybabyHawthorneDined on 8/16/2014This was the first restaurant my husband and I had gone to when we first started dating. I must say that even five years later, I am still in love with this restaurant. The food is delightful! They have great customer service and will accomadate you as much as they can. The event planner over the private dining was so helpful and she made sure things went smoothly. I recommend all couples go to this restaurant and try it at least once. Special moments I will never forget!Special Features:
- Expensive steaksTooExpensiveDined on 8/9/2014Steaks were about 40 each with no side or salad included. Ridiculous.Special Features:
- Not what it used to beNicnicDined on 8/8/2014Very disappointed with the restaurant. It used to feel like a little gem although it is in the front of Lenox Mall. Tonight it felt like that restaurant in the mall. A Chef Tom's staple, Hot Chili Seafood was not hot and was soggy, soaked in Thai sauce. It actually tasted boiled. My drink, vodka w/tonic had an aftertaste, a hallmark of old tonic. This used to be a place for grown ups. Tonight, it looked like a day care center. Conversation inaudible. Noise level impossible. I don't think I will be returning anytime in the near near near future.
- Great place for food and service.nilsbar134Dined on 8/3/2014Everyone we take to Prime really enjoys the service, food and staff.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always a good meal!AtlantaFoodieVIPDined on 8/3/2014Prime rarely disappoints. They have a huge sushi menu, great steaks and sides. The NY strip was cooked to perfection. Everyone in our group that ordered the salmon said it was delicious. There jalapeno grits are always delicious, along with the handcut French fries. They recently added calamari as a standalone appetizer which I still want to try. I love those freah cheese rolls.... They are phenomenal. We had our waiter bring extras. All in all, this is one of my favorite Atlanta restaurants and would recommend it for small romantic dinner or large groups.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great experience!!!!!RahrahDined on 8/1/2014Other than the 20.00 service fee for my bday cake I had a great experienceSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Awesome!Luv2eatDined on 8/1/2014I was having my bachelorette party dinner and the atmosphere was awesome! The drinks were great to!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Prime Regulariji93108VIPDined on 8/1/2014I have been going to Prime regularly since it opened two decades ago. In all aspects it has remained very good and consistent. I can walk there and I am a neighborhood regular, even though it is located in the largest, busiest mall (Lenox) in the Southeast and draws tourists and regulars. Although this visit was for dinner, I am a lunch (at bar) regular, and it is probably one of the best lunch values for quality and choices in ATL. You can go in jeans and a polo shirt to a suit and tie and feel comfortable. Prime is part of the "Here to Serve" ATL restaurant group and is probably that group's "Mercedes"; dependable; high quality, and a fabulous "daily driver". When Victoria tends bar, she makes you feel as if you're in her home!Special Features:
- On point as usual!BargirlVIPDined on 7/27/2014Normally I sit at the bar but for this occasion I ate in the dining room. As usual the food was delicious, make sure you try the lobster bites, and the service was impeccable, ask for Tim!Special Features:
- Great staff and food!MarkVIPDined on 7/24/2014The wait staff, really, everyone we've ever come in contact with are very friendly and seem to always go out of their way to make our visit. We love this Prime and will return soon.Special Features:
- Good place To goperfectVIPDined on 7/20/2014Parking a problem with valet at $7 before tip. Air conditioned too cold for comfort. Most items alan carte so beware of relatively high prices for AtlantaSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Prime ?foodytimeDined on 7/20/2014My wife ordered a bone in rib eye. Shoe leather would have been more tender. The rib eye was not prime meat, by any stretch of the imagination, a fact confirmed by staff. (it's choice grade). For $37 it was shameful. My filet was fine, but for some reasons doused in a pool of after added au jus,(as was the rib eye) resulting in steak in soup, but I suppose to create the (false) impression of juiciness. Mashed potatoes were fine as were the mushrooms, but the creamed spinach was served in a pool of cream flavored sauce. We have been visiting this restaurant as a couple for 14 years, and I as a single for longer. Too bad the quality seems to have fallen way down. Too many excellent steakhouses nearby to put up with this.
- Upscale but not too stuffyFoodAddictDined on 7/19/2014I enjoyed my experience at Prime. The staff were friendly and professional. The service quick and the food was very good. It is great if you want a classy but casual meal with family or you can put on your best for a nice evening with your significant other. The noise level was just right for either occasion. Prime is definitely on the list for a return visit.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice AmbiencebfflunchtimeDined on 7/19/2014I took my best friend here for her birthday and we enjoyed the drinks and the food.Special Features:
- RodneyDined on 7/12/2014Went there for the first time to celebrate our 6 month anniversary. Waiter asked if we were there for any special reason, we told him and after we were done with a delicious dinner he brought us out a free dessert (cheecsecake).Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- another good mealvanilla33VIPDined on 7/8/2014we have been going here many years, always have good food & service. steak & sushi are our favoritesSpecial Features:
- Lunch on June 25JoySDined on 6/25/2014I took my 18 yr old daughter and her boyfriend there on her 18th birthday for lunch and we enjoyed it greatly. Great food, great service, great time!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Easy ,Fast and GoodAlwayshonestfoodieVIPDined on 6/24/2014Recommend Prime in Lenox mall as a good place to eat for family or business. I was on business and it was pouring out so we went to the closest resturant in the mall. Cant go wrong with Prime. I had the sushi which was fresh and very tasty, other 2 colleagues had the Cod and the Salmon. Cheesy grits and whipped sweet potatoes were excellent. Waiter was a little slow but we were not in a hurry. Cant go wrong!Special Features:
- Home away from homeeaterVIPDined on 6/19/2014Aa always, a pleasure. Delicious food, caring, professional service. Lovely atmosphere.Special Features:
- Great time at Primesnowski1Dined on 6/17/2014We went to Prime for my wife's birthday dinner and had a great time. It was my first time there, but my wife has been a few times working across the street. The dinner rolls with the cheese topping is outstanding and the seafood I had was the best. My wife had a New York Strip with a few glasses of a outstanding wine. It was a great evening with outstanding food and outstanding service at a great price.Special Features:
- Excellent food and service.OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 6/16/2014I took my dad to Prime while he was in Atlanta for a workshop. The food and service was excellent! I had the salmon and pepper jack cheese grits and my dad had the shrimp and grits, we also had an Ozeki Roll and everything was DELICIOUS! The salmon was seasoned and prepared perfectly and the shrimp were HUGE! The cheese grits were creamy and delicious. Not extremely affordable but well worth every penny! I will be back OFTEN!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- It's always a winner!bardoVIPDined on 6/15/2014Prime is always on top of it. We always get great food and service here and our most recent visit on June 15, 2014 was no exception. Tim, our server, was new to the team and just like all of the other servers there he did a great job! We will continue to keep Prime on our "go to" list!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Dining ExperienceOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 6/14/2014First time dining here and I must say the food was excellent and the service was also. I will definitely be going again!!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful anniversary dinnerArthurDined on 6/14/2014My wife & I had a great experience at Prime as always. Excellent menu for both food and drinks, very affordable for the quality and variety, especially compared to similar restaurants in town. Attentive wait staff (Shawn), and they even brought us a special dessert, as we were celebrating our anniversary. Highly recommended.Special Features:
- Good StuffAtlantaFoodieVIPDined on 6/14/2014Yet another great dinner at Prime. My NY strip was cooked to perfection. The hand cut french fries are some of the best I have ever tasted. Always an overall great experience!Special Features:


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I love enjoying butternut squash soup but got tired of the same old flavors. Try my recipe for Spiced Butternut Squash Bisque. Then Tweet it, Pin it, Post it, Enjoy It!
Serves: 2-4 Prep time: 5 min Cook time: 25 minutes
The Plan
1 butternut squash (peeled and cut into 1 inch pieces)
1 3/4 cup chicken broth
½ cup apple juice
½ tsp cumin
½ ground allspice
1/8 tsp salt
1/8 tsp black pepper
1/8 tsp cayenne pepper
2 tbsp olive oil
The Execution
• Preheat oven at 450˚F
• Toss squash into olive oil
• Add salt and pepper
• Bake for 20 minutes or until tender
• Remove squash from oven
• Add to blender along with chicken stock and apple juice
• Transfer to sauté pan and return to temperature. Serve hot.
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Story: Colorado's Oskar Blues Brewery opened a satellite brewery this year in North Carolina, meaning fresher beer for South Florida thanks to the shorter travel distance.
Deviant Dale's is a hopped-up version of the brewery's flagship Dale's Pale Ale, both named for brewery founder Dale Katechis. The copper-orange IPA gives off heavy aromas of pine resin, and its bitter-citrus flavors straddle sweet and dry.
Pairing: A tallboy can of Deviant Dale's would pair well with most of the oozy options from the Daily Melt in Midtown Miami and Coral Springs. I especially like it with a classic bacon melt: The beer's malt sweetness makes the sandwich's warm Roma tomatoes taste super fresh.
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EU-Myanmar Task Force
The first EU-Myanmar Task Force will take place 13-15 November in Yangon and Nay Pyi Taw, Myanmar. It will comprise several high-level events; providing a forum for debate on the progress made and challenges faced by Myanmar, the economic opportunities, as well as on the EU's contribution.
The Task Force will bring together leading political, development and economic figures from both sides as well as civil society groups and NGOs to discuss Myanmar's on-going social, political and economic transition including facilitating and delivering comprehensive EU support at all levels.
EU High Representative/Vice President of the European Commission Catherine Ashton will co-chair the Task Force together with Minister in the President's office of Myanmar U Soe Thane. European Commission Vice-President Antonio Tajani (Industry and Entrepreneurship) and Commissioners Andris Piebalgs (Development and Cooperation) and Dacian Cioloş (Agriculture and Rural Development) will also participate in the Task Force. Myanmar will also be represented by President U Thein Sein, U Tin Naing, Minister in the President's Office, and Dr Kan Zaw, Minister for National Planning and Economic Development.


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Jay Z Gossip
Jay Z gossip, latest news, photos, and video.
The Mr & Mrs Carter Show?
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Page Six is reporting exclusively that Beyonce and Jay-Z will tour together this summer: 20 cities in the US starting in June and they may do the Fourth of July in New York. Because it's New York and "4" is their favourite number. Full Story
Irish Blue
Beyonce performs in Dublin tonight. Yesterday she and Jay Z took the Blue Ivy Carter to the playground. F-ck me, she looks good in those black jeans under the bomber, doesn't she? Jay's been travelling with her for a couple of weeks now. (Just like Rihanna's been travelling with Drake, ahem. Full Story
Beyonce's double pom-pom
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I've said it many, many times: I'm all about a pom-pom hat. But a DOUBLE pom-pom hat? My world is changed forever. Naturally, Beyonce's the one wearing it (Eugenia Kim). And I just ordered it. Too bad it doesn't come in white. B and Jay Z were at the Nets game last night where they met up with Russell Wilson, the Super Bowl winning quarterback of the Seattle Seahawks, West Coast represent! (Although it picks my ass that Eli Manning has more rings than his brother. Full Story
Beyonce's fatty opens the Grammys
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We're so used to the signature elements of a Beyonce production – the tight choreography, a dance army, the SPECTACLE, the grandeur – that the stripped down intimacy of her Drunk In Love performance with Jay Z totally worked for me. And to be honest, I'm never going to hate on that dance move. Full Story
Jay, Jake, Bey, and Blue
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Jay-Z and Jake Gyllenhaal met up for lunch yesterday. The paps are calling it a "meeting". But these two have been friends for a while. It's not the first time they've hung out. Unfortunately Beyonce and the B.I.C. were not with them. They had their own plans in the city. Blue joined her mother at work and was seen being carried out of an office building late in the day. Full Story
They be all night
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You know what would be unacceptable? Unacceptable is Yeah, But-ing after a Beyonce show. She wouldn't allow it. I'll drop it again, one of my favourite celebrity factoids: THEY'RE THE SAME AGE, Beyonce and Britney. The.Same.Age. So anyway, imagine you're at the club one night and Beyonce and Jay-Z show up? That's what happened on Friday at Reign in Atlanta. Full Story
800,000 surfboards
The numbers were just released late morning -- over 800,000 albums sold in just 3 days. Beyonce set some records. Don't ask me what records. Some kind of record. 3 days! With no promotion! Did you? I did, obviously. And happily. You know why? Value. It's not just the songs, it's also the videos. Full Story
Beyonce's vegan style
So Jay-Z announced that he's only eating plants for 22 days. Underneath his letter, there was a PS – B's joining him too. And she's dressing accordingly. In fur, pepperoni print clothing, and now this cow print sweater that omg I really want. What's the message here? Is it just what she decided to pull out of her closet? With B, the level of control she exercises over everything, you think this was by accident? Some people think she's protesting her husband. Full Story
B & J: plants only
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Today is Jay Z's 44th birthday. 44 on December 4. You know they love their 4s. 2+2=4. So Jay announced that he's going vegan for 22 days, right up until Christmas: Psychologists have said it takes 21 days to make or break a habit. On the 22nd day, you've found the way. On December 3rd, one day before my 44th birthday I will embark on a 22 Days challenge to go completely vegan, or as I prefer to call it, plant-based!! This all began a few months back when a good friend and vegan challenged me to embrace a "plant-based breakfast" everyday. Full Story
Vanity Fair didn't come between G and Jay
Gwyneth Paltrow didn't want any of her friends to be friends with Vanity Fair. And then Jay Z showed up on the cover of the latest Vanity Fair. Did it come between them? Of course not. As if G could be mad at Jay. There's an upper hand in that relationship. And the power isn't blonde. Full Story
So…Jay didn't listen to the GOOP
Look. It's the cover of the November issue of Vanity Fair featuring Moses Martin's Uncle Jay. What? But Gwyneth Paltrow, didn't she send a note out to all her homies telling them to boycott the magazine? That report came from The New York Times Full Story
The Blue Ivy Carter on a boat...again
How many times have you spent a holiday on a yacht. I don't mean your family's boat. I mean a YACHT. For the Blue Ivy Carter, a yacht in the Mediterranean is like your cottage. Like, totally pedestrian. No offence to your cottage. Anyway, this is Ibiza. And she's with her parents. Full Story
JT made better by the Carters
'N SYNC's drop hatch – Beyonce did it first. Beyonce on Beyonce for Beyonce by Beyonce – Beyonce did it first. Jay Z's Holy Grail, in collaboration with Justin Timberlake, is on radio repeat right now. The video was released exclusively on Facebook yesterday with a 24 hour advance – the first time for a major musician. Full Story
Don't mess with B's weave
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A fight broke out between Sean Daddy Puffy and J Cole on Sunday night at the VMA after-party. It was over Cassie, Diddy's girlfriend. Who gives a sh-t? The point of this story is that Beysus was there. And when everyone got all aggro, she apparently started "screaming her head off". Full Story


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