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I'd sooner talk about my sex life than my paycheck. Either one would be an overshare.
Over at CBS MoneyWatch, Stacey Bradford described hearing a stranger boast that he has too much money and not enough time to spend it.
Anyone besides me want to smack that guy two or three times?
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Shoppers perusing Best Buy's leaked Black Friday ad this morning didn't exactly get a charge out of the deals.
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Smart phones aren't smart for everybody, and picking the wrong one is all too easy -- and expensive.
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Smart phones might be the trendiest tech you can fit in your pocket, but in some circumstances people aren't approaching them with much smarts. They commit to spending thousands without doing much in the way of research.
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Discount pizza, sub coupons, free tacos and wedding dresses are among this week's deals and freebies.
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I have a better chance of being hired as a cabana boy for Lady Gaga than I do changing some of these behaviors.
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I hate it when I see people waste food.
I'm not sure why, but I've always been that way. Somebody who believes in reincarnation once told me that I probably starved to death in a past life. OK.
Another pet peeve of mine is carelessly wasting money in ways that can be easily prevented. Although I haven't shared that little characteristic of mine with the reincarnationist, I wonder what she'd say. Then again, on second thought, I don't really care.
While I am very diligent about not wasting food, I still have a lot of work to do when it gets down to plugging all of my money leaks.
I recently did a quick audit to see where some of my biggest leaks reside and then evaluated my odds of repairing them. When you're done checking them out, let me know if: 1) you suffer from some of the same money leaks that I do; and 2) if you have a few others plaguing you that I didn't list. Thanks.
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As debate heats up about whether a McDonald's Happy Meal should include a toy or not, a new study out of Yale's Rudd Center for Food Policy & Obesity about kids and fast food produced some remarkable results.
The new evaluation, the most comprehensive study of fast-food nutrition and marketing ever conducted, shows that fast-food marketers target children across a variety of media and in restaurants.
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The field will be led by a woman. That's right, Danica Patrick won the pole for this race in qualifying yesterday, and becomes the first woman in 18 years to sit on the pole for a Nationwide Series race. The only other female to win a pole was Shawna Robinson at Atlanta back in March of 1994. She has a strong car for this race, and both her mentor (Tony Stewart) and car owner (Dale Earnhardt Jr.) roll off the grid in the top 10. Expect one or both of them to work with her throughout much of this race to help her along. Smoke and Junior work great together in plate races to begin with, so if those two were to team up and say to Danica "follow us," she'll learn a great deal.
Speaking of Smoke, he's closing in on Dale Earnhardt's career number of victories at Daytona. He's the winningest active driver at the famed superspeedway, and has absolutely dominated this Nationwide Series race in recent memory, much like Earnhardt himself did in the early to mid '90s. He starts this race in 7th place, but expect him to be up front most of the day along with Dale Jr.
You can find the full lineup for this afternoon's race here. Who is your pick to win? How about your dark horse?
My Pick:
Tony Stewart - If it ain't broke, don't fix it. Smoke knows what to do in the 300-mile event during Speedweeks, and he'll be up front battling for the win at the end...now if he could just figure out how to translate that success into Sunday...
Dark Horse:
Trevor Bayne - The reigning Daytona 500 Champ starts on the front row with Danica. The glass slipper fit, and he established himself very quickly as a rising star in NASCAR. I expect him to stay near the front.
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How to Be Memorable ~ "Summer in the City" Part 2
Having traveled the world, I've enjoyed the good fortune of experiencing many grand hotels and resorts. Some luxurious, some quaint, and I have very fond memories of my trips. On my recent New York City stop to come and play, meet up with friends, plus host a private meeting with some of my top clients, I chose The Four Seasons New York.
Upon my arrival, I was impressed with the grand entrance. After 2 months in Europe and getting off a flight from Paris, it felt fantastic to be back in the United States and welcomed in Four Seasons style.
The generosity and creativity of Tiffani Cailor and the Four Seasons staff inspired me to think of new ways to be memorable in life and in business. Any great resort or hotel can have a bottle of Champagne waiting, or the still life picture looking fruit plate. However, to make the effort to visit my blog, get a picture and create this spectacular welcome piece is a treat and treasure I'll always remember. Thank you Four Seasons New York!
Tips for Being Memorable in Business and Life:
1. Think of what is standard practice in your industry and then…don't do that. Think of the Champagne example from above. As lovely as it is, it's still ordinary for 5-star hotels, and for those of us business travelers who visit them regularly, it's almost even expected. Thinking outside the box is a key way to leave a lasting impression.
2. Personalize…anything. In our high-tech, fast-paced, Facebook group, email blast, Twitter list era, the personalized touch in Western society is lacking. Personalizing something for your top client, weekend house guest, or BFF adds an element of sparkle and joy to anyone's life and will surely be remembered.
3. The handwritten note. Whether it's a thank you note, or a "thinking of you" card, receiving thoughtful sentiments on beautiful stationery is always memorable.
4. Pick up the phone. In our age of internet, opt-in boxes, autoresponders, and texting…actually picking up the phone and calling people creates a connection a bond and has a prospective client or friend or colleague feel special. We all remember the people who had us feel special.
5. For no special reason. Receiving a call, a letter, a gift out of the blue or "just because" is a great way to celebrate life and the people who you care about. Think of one person right now who you want to do something memorable for, and do it…just because.
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A couple of weeks ago when we were at A 16 in San Francisco we had a wonderful "Roasted Beets with Full Belly Farm Farro Salad, roasted cipolline, mint & ricotta salata." I said at the time, "I'm going to have to make this."
Fast forward and I'm roaming the sad, pathetic, small Farmer's Market in my neighborhood and I see some beets and think "now's the time to make that salad!"
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Late on the jump as far as breaking news goes, but here a must-write-about concept. I watched this story leap around the eco-tech blogosphere, and finally had an "aha" moment as to how totally awesome it really is when I listened to my regular dose of 60-Second Science yesterday. The idea is essentially this:
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Using similar alogorithmic methods to rank species as Google uses for webpages, conservationists will have an easier time knowing where to focus immediate efforts and resources for endangered flora and fauna. This is one of those exciting and cool uses of technology for the environment that don't seem to pop up too often. The concept behind it can be widely spread out to include the ranking of whole ecosystems in keeping the world's functions in balance, and ranking the negative impacts organisms have on their environments (ahem, humans, ahem). The interdependence of living things can make this pretty tricky, but I can't wait to see the system come to buy viagra online pharmacy fruition.
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Good afternoon, my name is John Cheffer. I am a Professional Engineer (PE), Certified Safety Professional (CSP), and Chairman of the American Society of Safety Engineers (ASSE) National Governmental Affairs Committee. ASSE, founded in 1911, with almost 33,000 members, is the oldest and largest Society of safety professionals in the world. We are dedicated to the protection of people, property, and environment on a worldwide basis.
My testimony focuses on how ASSE views the proposed OSHA ergonomics standard and how it could potentially impact our membership. It is also appropriate to point out that through my professional life, I have personally worked with thousands of businesses and organizations on safety and health issues, including ergonomics.
Here is a 30,000 foot overview of ASSE's perspectives:
ASSE wants to be clear on the following point: The Society is a supporter of OSHA as we believe the Agency maintains a national focus on the importance of occupational safety and health, and there is a need for a functional and understandable ergonomic standard that enables all employers to recognize problems and learn how to solve them. However, ASSE is concerned that the flaws in the proposed rule - such as the single incident trigger and its interference with established state worker's compensation programs -- and the rule's complexity may result in the rejection of the entire standard. This could be literally: Throwing the baby out with the bath water. That is the precise reason why ASSE is the only organization that wrote an alternative proposal for OSHA's consideration.
Specific aspects of the proposal may force safety professionals into a no-win regulatory situation regarding injury causation that is currently adequately handled by state workers' compensation statutes. During the draft comment period ASSE commented extensively about OSHA's February, 1999 draft proposal. We concluded the original proposal was much easier to understand than the current document. While OSHA's draft was a reasonable starting point, ASSE offered a counter-proposal which is again recommended to the Agency. The ASSE counter-proposal remains a sound discussion document that addresses the specifics of the safety related ergonomic issues employees and employers face on a daily basis.
The most disquieting element of the current proposal is its significant departure from previous standards making. This proposal leans heavily toward correcting issues that should be properly addressed by revising 29 CFR, Part1904, if incident reporting is a real issue, or, if wages are an issue, by Wage and Hour standards applications. ASSE sees the proposal potentially diminishing the abilities of safety and health professionals and practitioners to address actual hazards and exposures in the workplace. The proposed standard will over-focus employers on this issue, to the exclusion of more important hazards and exposures as well as putting safety professionals at odds with employers and employees as they are forced to address social issues instead of safety issues.
The apparent intent of this concept is to promote a team approach to ergonomic programs and establish some documented levels of responsibility. However, the proposed standard seeks to identify specific individuals to be responsible for the establishment of programs and the initiation of corrective action. In many cases, these employees will be the staff safety professional or perhaps third-party consultants. The primary mission of the safety professional is to provide information to management supported by good science and sound technology. ASSE's concern is that during implementation and interpretation of the standard, OSHA could hold safety professionals responsible for workplace ergonomic issues beyond their control. Clarification is needed on the following issues:
The Society believes the grandfathering clause is functionally ineffective, particularly for sound programs implemented and administered by our members, since the program must still be equivalent to what OSHA requires. The grandfathering concept is too vague. Based upon our previous experience, compliance officers may enforce the standard in an arbitrary manner due to lack of training, certification, and experience. Such deficiencies could lead to chaos through different interpretations of whether hazards and exposures are limited to a given case. ASSE members and safety professionals who have already established ergo programs may have to jump through many hoops to convince a compliance officer that their program meets the requirements of the standard. Finally, the standard of proof is going to present significant problems.
The standard will surely trigger a significant need for trained safety professionals. However, ASSE was distressed to learn that OSHA does not recognize the importance of using competent safety and health professionals and qualified consultants to conduct or direct ergonomic programs. OSHA should encourage employers to use staff safety professionals, or contract with those safety professionals who have the competence and expertise to conduct ergonomic related activities.
A historical concern of ASSE is that the safety profession is heavily regulated in regard to how a function/practice is to be conducted, but, there has been little if any guidance addressing the level of competence of those who perform these activities. OSHA may have to define the competence of safety professionals in the future as related to its proposed standards. ASSE stands ready to assist when this issue arises. The Society has advocated professional competence for almost ninety (90) years. Accordingly, we have the resources, expertise, and history to assist with this issue, (e.g. ANSI Z590 proposed rule, National Registry of Safety Professionals and Other Registrants, introduction of legislation defining competence in numerous states).
There is great and good concern that the proposed rule allows health care professionals to provide ergonomic consultations in the workplace regardless of their occupational safety and health professional background. In fact, OSHA's belief that it is important to single out healthcare professionals as being qualified to perform ergonomic evaluations, and not recognize safety professionals or industrial hygienists in the proposal is poor public policy and is indefensible from our perspective. After reviewing the proposed standard we believe the following questions and issues need to be resolved by OSHA before allowing the proposal to move forward:
Comments in the Preamble would indicate that some employers, particularly in rural areas, are more concerned with access to health professionals (doctors, physicians assistants and nurse practitioners,) and not as concerned with the qualifications of such providers. As OSHA has focused on the importance of health in this standard, ASSE is perplexed that the Agency apparently is not calling for a higher level of knowledge and competency for those health care professionals listed as qualified to administer to injured workers. We find the current proposal to be poor policy, and call on OSHA to provide clarification in the final rule.
In summary, although ASSE's overall experience with OSHA has been very positive and we believe that a standard is needed, OSHA should not finalize the rule as drafted in the November 1999 proposal until the above listed points and questions. ASSE stands ready to work with the Agency in ensuring a standard is implemented which is technically and professionally feasible.
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I write articles and present in front of people all of the time, and it is always the hardest to write for my peers. Do I go serious with a guest post? Or do I go funny? My goal is to impart some sort of wisdom gleaned from a quarter of a century of experience. My other goal was to try and use the least amount of exclamation marks as possible. You probably have enough people shouting at you. I'll start with a few of my thoughts that occur throughout the day.
"One step at a time", "day by day", "feared things first", "Follow a To-do List", "Compartmentalize that pain", "You can do it", "You can't do it", "Will I ever get over it?", "Your story wasn't as bad as others", "What happened to you was wrong", "Your feelings are valid", "Your feelings are not valid", "You are special", "You are not special", "I'm a survivor", "I feel so fragile", "Be Productive", "Be Functional", "Mind your finances", "You are beautiful", "You are awesome", "You suck", "You can do this",
The above is how I self-talk. The way you self-talk may look different. It is how I get up in the morning, it is how I get my work done and it is how I plug along. Some days I feel so honored to be a former foster youth, and other days I just wish the baggage would dig itself a hole and disappear. It leaves me feeling drained and fragile. Yet, something inside of me keeps me going, keeps me climbing that mountain. There is something special inside all of us that keep us going. We survive, we strive, we lift, and we throw down. We keep our head up.
If you are a former foster youth reading this, you already have survival skills. Move over Bear Grylls! Some of these survival skills are really hard to turn off because they have served you very well. Here's a life example, one of my personality traits is that I'm a pleaser. It served me well as a survival tactic, because it made working with foster parents and case-workers easier. They naturally liked me and I was considered "low-maintenance." It has served me so well, that I have wrapped my self-worth up in my ability to please or assimilate. It has also made me loyal to a fault, if I can't make a relationship work; it is because I wasn't able to please enough. I wasn't good enough, or there was ultimately something I was doing wrong. I worked very hard to gain my foster parents love, acceptance and approval. That is not something you can simply turn off.
As you transition out of care, you are going to have lot of emotion. You may move from surviving in one system to surviving in another. If you are no longer in a situation where you are simply "surviving," you need to grieve, because you don't have the time to acknowledge it while you are experiencing it. I attend therapy on a pretty regular basis and I talk constantly about how I am feeling. The act of figuring this out has me being more forgiving of my faults. The self-talk I listed above, comes from years of negativity from the people around me, so in grieving I'm learning how dead wrong they are. I'm a survivor and I know you are too.
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Hello fellow Transitionees. Have you learned anything today? I have. Today I learned something entirely underwhelming: I am not an A student.
Usually, in pursuit of that feeling that I completely aced a course, I'd either freak out or fall into a slump about half way through any given course. Because I wasn't going to get an A.
Would you like to know the most useful thing I've learned in college thus far? Prepare to have your mind blown.
I can graduate without an A average.
I know, right? Woah. I'd like to be an A student. But I'm not. Sometimes I'll miss an assignment, sometimes I'll do an assignment with approximately enough attentiveness to it to say I did it, sometimes I'll cram the night before a test. Sometimes I'll cram the day of a test. Sometimes, I'll cram the instant before an open book test (skim through things, highlight keywords so I know where to go when I see the word/subject in a question—-it works, trust me… best way I've ever found to circumvent actually knowing what you're talking about). And you know what? That's okay.
Does it make me a role model? Yes. It does. Because some of us are A students. Some of us can keep up consistent, high grade work all of the time—-or at least enough of the time that, by any measure, it's kept up all of the time. However, A students would be so special if it weren't for the fact that by all logical reasoning, not everyone can attain that score.
There is a method to being an A student. There is a method, no easier to learn, to being a B student. Or in my case, a strong C student. I have learned that, despite the fact that I have a thoroughly average work ethic and attention to detail, I should at least show up to class and do the assignments in all my average scoring glory.
Because there is really only one way to get an F.
Now, this blog is about Transition, right? Transition and all of the things that happen to one blogger in particular during the course of said Transition. So what does this have to do with Transition? Not everyone chooses the schooling route in their Transition, what's this mean for them?
Life is Transition. Life is also graded on a curve, believe it or not. No matter what you're doing—-work, school, both, parenting, friendships, hobbies—-you're being graded. The only way to guarantee a big mean F is to clam up because it's not looking as perfect as you'd hoped it would.
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Street Dogs won't be the only Boston band on the road—Currently on tour in Europe, Big D & The Kids Table will be returning to the US starting September 24th for a brief tour of the northeast US, culminating in the band's annual Halloween show at Boston's Paradise Rock Club. Click here for dates.
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The Swingin' Utters have expanded their current US tour to include several September dates with The Copyrights and Have Nots and a three-night Texas run with Krum Bums in October. The band will spend November criss-crossing Europe. Click here for dates.
The Misfits (or what's left of them) will be going in the opposite direction, starting their European tour in September and returning to the States in mid-October for a US tour that is scheduled to last until early December. For those of you hoping to catch the Misfits on Halloween, the closest you're going to get is their October 30th show in Toledo, OH. While no one is going to begrudge the band some down time, it's a mystery as to why they would take off the one day a year that most cries out for a Misfits show. Oh well, maybe next year. Click here for dates.
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"You suggested it. But that does't matter, I'm telling you now, it's not going to happen." Katniss called down, her tone was flat and removed "Two clear teams? There are more than a few alliances actually, maybe you'll have an easier time trying to work your way into them, or create your own." she rolled her eyes "I don't know why i'm even talking to you about this"
Katniss swung down from the tree, no longer wanting to watch the other tributes train. She glared at the girl, she was making the exact same proposition as Aidan had, and her answer had not changed. "That wouldn't benefit me at all, no." Katniss sighed, she didn't want to leave the girl stranded, especially when she could see so much of herself in her, but helping her meant another ally, and allies were more people she would have to kill to save Peeta. Killing was bad enough when you didn't know the tributes, were removed from the situation, but despite her protestations, she had found herself liking the tributes in her alliance. Rue's death last year proved how hard it was to watch people she cared about die, so no, she could not afford to let anyone else in.
"Yes, there are several but there are two clear strong ones." She rolled her eyes, honestly Katniss could be so insanely pig headed sometimes, only hearing what it was she wanted to hear. "And I'm accepting that, just telling you the truth. I've already told you that I'm not trying to force myself into your group or anything of the sort. I'll go in alone, it's fine. Don't have to worry about friendships then." She closed her eyes and turned her back towards the other girl and focused back on her paint, god she couldn't stand the fucking Capitol, making her fight to the death the first time, bringing her back to life, essentially forcing her to befriend those that'd killed her last time, just to start the hell all over again.
She bit her tongue when Katniss mentioned that the other suggestion wouldn't benefit her, Cassia could list a few ways it would, but of course she wouldn't, she didn't want to piss off Katniss anymore than she likely already had. "Really Katniss, it's fine. I'll drop the subject. I'll talk to Zach if I ever see him or something, see what he's got planned, if he'll talk to me. If not, I'll just talk strategy with Johanna." She shrugged indifferently yet again before looking over her shoulder to the other girl a very small, almost non-existence smile on her face. "If I can't make it out of there alive, I really hope you're able to get Peeta out. He deserves it, and remember what I said about seven, the ceder forest is heaven." She was almost tempted to bring up the morbid subject of death, the words almost escaping her lips. The soft plea of a quick death if it was brought down between herself and the other girl, she couldn't see herself killing Katniss, the two were too similar in someways. She just couldn't do it, instead she just shook her head slightly and grabbed a brush with green paint, making it look like her finger tips were covered in moss.
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This is the movie that has me most scared/worried, its my favourite book and my favourite part of that book so i really hope they have done a good job of it and stuck to the book as much as possible. I think from what iv read for the fight scene they have done, i read somewhere that they have been using special effects that have never been used before, i took this to mean in the fight sequence with alec and jane and bellas shield, and also where bella is getting help practacing her talent. just hope its not to over the top.
so for me i think/hope it will be just as good as if not better than part one, i dont think too much focus will be on renesmee just enough to show her talents bond with jacob and the bond and love for balla and edward
the movie wasnt that bad...i was shocked with how fearless bella was. but she was also a new born (:
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Sherry Ann Casteel Correa, 43, and Yanet María Ortiz, 44, face charges of grand theft for allegedly embezzling $78,200 from the William Lehman Child Day Care Center in west Hialeah.
"There were suspicions of irregularities at the center," said Julio Ponce, director of HHA. "That is why, at our request, an investigation was initiated."
Both officials, who worked at the day-care center for more than two decades, were under scrutiny since April 2012, according to the investigation.
Casteel, the director, stole cash in complicity with her right-hand assistant, Ortiz, according to police.
"The money was taken from the payments made in cash for the day-care services," Hialeah police said in a news release distributed after Tuesday's arrests. "These [payments] were registered deliberately incorrect in order to hide the missing funds later."
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The Sims 3: University Life is expansion pack number nine for The Sims 3, and it's essentially a re-hash of the University expansion for The Sims 2. If you decided today you wanted to start playing The Sims 3 and get all of the expansions, you would have to spend around $449.82. That's insane and it makes getting all of the content for the game almost impossible.
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It wasn't much of a surprise when Electronic Arts was recently voted the Worst Company in America by readers of Consumerist for the second year in a row. Though the game publisher's sins are arguably less substantial than those of their competition, nerds have soundly declared that borked SimCity servers are officially worse than the predatory housing loan tactics responsible for the current financial crisis.
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George Belfield was on the ground, working on the project. Here are his reflections on the experience. Safe.
Miami is refreshingly free from the constraints of irony. Back in the Drizzle there is a constant substratum of self-analysis, identities contorted by layers of awareness. Miami is mercifully unhindered by such doubts. It is a city inhabited not by people, but by personae. Everyone has an angle. Everyone has a nomme de rue. Smurf. Turf. Double-O. Whooshy. G-Smoov. Where do these names come from? Trigger seems obvious enough, but Sofa King just liked the double entendre in an ad for a furniture shop. When I asked Cakes why they call her that she simply tapped her ass. Some white people have nicknames too. The location scout was called Spring Break. Don't ask.
My favourite name of the lot was King Make Movies.
For the first few days I thought they were just referring to our HTC commercial shoot when they said "It's gon' be a movie", but a 'movie' in Miami is just a good time. A night so big they should've immortalised it in celluloid. The kind of night that'd probably sell out the Peckham Plex if they did. King Make Movies, like most people I spoke to, describes himself as "A promoter, a ennertainer. Sorta like a local celebrity. People know me." He's in the moviemaking business, Miami-style.
Having bricked my way through customs I drove straight to the casting in Winwood, where I met King Make Movies and his friend Sofa King. Spot the two guys standing at the back nodding along to Rick Ross' I'ma Bawss, the soundtrack of Miami. See them swimming in the grey seaweed of smoke from a couple of Black And Milds. Within half an hour of meeting him I'm being shown through King Make Movies' phone photos. It's mostly girls in various stages of undress.
"Who's she? She seems nice."
"I just tol' her to suck on them titties."
I'm now his friend on Facebook. He runs nights at Kaffe Krystal and the G5ive Gentlemen's Club. He also has his own logo and merch, which he kindly gave to the wardrobe girls and casting director.
What a lad. Shout out to King Make Movies.
His friend Sofa King was the most helpful person we met in Miami. Every city needs a fixer. Anyone looking to set up a ghetto block party in Miami should look no further. He gave us the speakers for the shoot, found most of the cars, and provided the DJs that kept the crowd warm between DJ Switch's cameo appearances. He also helped casting directors Leanne (British) and Lashawna (American) streetcast every last person in the ad. He has a deep badman voice with a lispy top-note as the esses catch on his golden grill. He is the only man I have ever seen with enough swagger to pull off wearing a Bluetooth earpiece.
When I interviewed him for the behind-the-scenes film he hadn't slept, having spent the night at legendary nightspot King Of Diamonds. He fans out a few crumpled dollar bills like a hungover magician.
"When I started I had twel' hunnerd."
Shout out to Sofa King.
Every time we drove from our base in Fort Lauderdale into Miami proper we passed the neon striped King Of Diamonds strip club, but we never went in. As Sofa is at great pains to explain though, King Of Diamonds is so much more than a titty bar.
"For anyone that haven't been to King A Diamonds, King A Diamonds is… (long pause)… well how can I explain this, it's… (another pause)… It's errything you ever wanted, and more. I mean it's not like regular strip clubs. I mean, these girls do tricks. Shout out to Remy Red."
In Miami, I experienced the closest I have ever been to a strip club, when Dan Emmerson and I went to Hooters one night for onion rings and beer. I'm not proud of it, but there it is.
Here's my Miami Playlist.
There are three songs in Miami. I can honestly say I didn't hear any other music in public.
Meek Mill feat. Rick Ross – Ima Boss
Jay-Z & Kanye West – Niggas In Paris
Shout out to the Three-O-Five.
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I rated this recipe a 3 star just because I don't see it worthy of a special occaion as the criteria suggests. It is at least a good solid 3.5 stars. It is hearty, rustic, filling and with the addition of sharp white cheddar or Gruyere placed on top of each bread slice, it is even more satisfying. I will make this again. I did use whole milk and rationalized that it is only 1/4 c. per svg so not at all that sinful per person. Whole milk adds a richness that skim may not. I'll vary the root vegetables next time from just turnips and celery root...although it was good just as it was. This recipe is a "sleeper"...try it ..I think that you'll like it.
White Winter Vegetable Stew (Soupe Savoyarde)
This warming stew hails from the French Alps. Although the recipe calls for cheddar, Gruyère or domestic Swiss cheese can take its place. The cheese adds a rich flavor and melts into the stew, thickening it slightly. Other root vegetables such as parsnips, kohlrabi, or fennel can be added to vary the flavors. Make the soup up to 24 hours ahead and refrigerate. Reheat just before serving as the toast broils.
Yield: 8 servings
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Amount per serving
- Calories: 311
- Calories from fat: 0.0%
- Fat: 10.5g
- Saturated fat: 6.2g
- Monounsaturated fat: 2.7g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 0.8g
- Protein: 12g
- Carbohydrate: 43.6g
- Fiber: 4.9g
- Cholesterol: 29mg
- Iron: 2.7mg
- Sodium: 640mg
- Calcium: 278mg
- 1 baking potato, cut into (1/2-inch) cubes (about 1 pound)
- 2 tablespoons butter
- 1 1/2 cups chopped onion
- 3 cups thinly sliced leek (about 3 large)
- 3/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
- 2 turnips, peeled and cut into (1/2-inch) cubes
- 1 small celery root, peeled and cut into (1/2-inch) cubes
- 2 cups water
- 2 cups whole milk
- 8 (1-ounce) slices French bread
- 8 (1/2-ounce) slices sharp white cheddar
- 1. Place potato in a medium bowl; cover with cold water to 1 inch above potato. Set aside.
- 2. Melt butter in a large Dutch oven over medium heat. Add onion to pan, and cook 7 minutes or until soft but not browned, stirring occasionally. Add leek and the next 4 ingredients (through celery root) to pan. Place a sheet of aluminum foil directly over vegetable mixture. Cover, reduce heat to low, and cook 15 minutes or until vegetables are tender. Discard foil.
- 3. Drain potatoes; add to pan. Stir in 2 cups water. Cover and simmer 20 minutes or until vegetables are tender, stirring occasionally.
- 4. Heat milk in a small, heavy saucepan over medium heat to 180° or until tiny bubbles form around the edges (do not boil). Gradually stir hot milk into vegetable mixture, stirring constantly. Remove from heat. Taste and adjust seasoning, if desired.
- 5. Preheat broiler.
- 6. Place bread slices in a single layer on a baking sheet. Broil 1 minute or until toasted. Place 1 bread slice in each of 8 soup bowls; top each bread slice with 1 cheese slice. Ladle 1 1/4 cups soup into each bowl.
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- CUISINE: French
- MAIN INGREDIENT: Vegetables
- OCCASION: Winter
- PUBLICATION: Cooking Light
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1. Revamped Offence - The Browns were left with no choice but to focus much of their draft efforts on the offensive side of the ball after their 2011 offensive disaster in which they scored over 20 points in just one game. Weeden was drafted with the expectation that he would be able to step in and start from day one. Richardson gives Cleveland a game-breaking talent they hope will take some pressure off their rookie quarterback. The team also selected 6-foot-3 receiver Josh Gordon in the supplemental draft and hope the troubled, but talented wideout can win a starting spot with a solid training camp.
2. Defensive Growth - Although the Browns did struggle badly against the run, they were actually the second best team in football against the pass. Youngsters Joe Haden and T.J. Ward continue to show promise in the secondary. D'Qwell Jackson is a tackling machine at middle linebacker, while Jabaal Sheard and Ahtyba Rubin are young, underrated defensive lineman. The potential is there for the Browns defense to continue to get better and hopefully take some pressure off the inexperienced offence.
3. Running With Richardson - The powerful back is perfectly suited to go up against the intimidating defences of the AFC North. The organization is hoping his hard-nosed, take no prisoners running style will rub off on other areas of the football team. The Browns have lacked a franchise defining, central piece that they could build around since returning to Cleveland and hope Richardson will be the player that will lead them back to prominence.
Reasons To Doubt
1. Run Defence - A unit that gave up 147 yards on the ground in 2011 lost a key cog when last year's first-round pick, defensive tackle Phil Taylor was forced to have surgery after he tore a pectoral muscle. Rookie's John Hughes and Billy Winn will look to pick up the slack, along with free agent DE Frostee Rucker who was signed from Cincinnati. Replacing the 335-pound Taylor is no small task, figuratively or literally however, and by the time he returns – hopefully prior the Browns' bye in week 10 – the season may already be lost.
2. Pass Catchers - The Browns certainly aren't making Weeden's transition to the pro game an easy one. Besides the addition of Gordon – who has three failed drug tests in college, making him a huge wild card - the team failed to acquire anyone who would make a significant difference in the passing game. That means they will again be counting on the likes of Greg Little, Mohamed Massaquoi and Benjamin Watson to carry the bulk of the receiving load. Little did have a solid rookie season, but is not the type of down-field threat that scares defences.
3. Divisional Strength - Being stuck in one of the best divisions in football makes a Browns' turnaround that much more unlikely. The Steelers and Ravens are expected to again challenge for an AFC title and the Bengals are a team on the rise. Cleveland will play Cincinnati and Baltimore twice each in their first nine games, so if they are to challenge for a playoff spot, a split in those four interdivisional games is a must.
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The drafting of Richardson should finally give the franchise a player in which they can build upon. Still, the development of Weeden will likely determine the Browns fate. A year along the lines of the one Andy Dalton had as a rookie with Cincinnati will have the Browns challenging for a playoff berth. Whereas, a Blaine Gabbert-type rookie season will have Cleveland back in a familiar position in the AFC North standings.
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A Nashville woman was hospitalized after a fire in her apartment Thursday evening that likely began in the kitchen.
The fire was reported before 7 p.m. at the Mercury Court Apartments on Murfreesboro Road.
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"Tales of the Chelsea Hotel"
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The Chelsea Hotel in Manhattan has given a roof to more writers, musicians, and artists than any other building on earth: Bob Dylan, Arthur Miller, Arthur C. Clarke, Leonard Cohen, Janis Joplin, Rufus Wainwright, Derek Walcott, Joseph O'Neill, Patti Smith, Robert Mapplethorpe, William Dean Howells, Thomas Wolfe and too many more to list here.
In November the Chevy Chase Branch features a display of interesting "Tales of the Chelsea Hotel," with a selection of books by and about people associated with the Chelsea. We have books by Nobel Prize-winning poet and Chelsea Hotel resident Derek Walcott, "Netherland" by Joseph O'Neill (much of which takes place in the Chelsea), "Legends of the Chelsea Hotel" by Ed Hamilton, National Book Award-winning "Just Friends" by Patti Smith, and much more.
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They are starting out like I thought they would (the Houston game surprised me) solid at home, sluggish on the road. If they continue at this pace, they could finish between 7-12 in the Western Conference.
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With the Blazers lacking in big men, why isn't Hasheem Thabeet not playing? The dude's 7'3". You figure the team could use ALL the big men available. Give him a chance to play and see what he can do.
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'Holy backboard', you deserve it Schonz! Look forward to you going 'bingo bango bongo' to the podium and giving your acceptance speech with the same passion when you called all those wonderful Blazer games. You ARE Mr. Trailblazer! RRRIP! CITY!
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Did You Feel it? 3.8 Earthquake, Strikes W of Corona at 11:40pm. No reports of injuries or damage. Latest Quake follows the 4.4 near Fontana Wednesday morning.
The epicenter of the Corona quake is approximately 36 miles from the epicenter of this morning's Fontana quake.
Early Wednesday morning, a magnitude 4.4 earthquake struck near Fontana around 1:35 a.m. according to the U.S. Geological Survey. No reports of damage or injuries.
Multiple aftershocks were reported in the minutes that followed the initial earthquake, according to USGS. The largest aftershock occurred at 2:07 a.m. It was a 2.3-magnitude.
The epicenter of the earthquake was 3 miles north of Fontana in San Bernardino County and 46 miles east of Los Angeles, according to the USGS.
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Dateline: Australia—Here's a tip: If you're huffing gas, try to avoid getting Tasered by the cops. An Aboriginal Australian who had been sniffing gasoline apparently burst into flames after a police officer zapped him with a Taser gun. Ronald Mitchell, who charged at police while brandishing a juice bottle full of fuel, is now recovering in a hospital in Perth. The incident happened in Warburton, an Aboriginal community 950 miles northeast of the city in the state of Western Australia. Cops said they were responding to a complaint at a house when Mitchell, 36, came out of the house and charged them. When he refused to stop, one officer hit him with his Taser. The man was immediately engulfed in flames. The officer threw Mitchell to the ground and extinguished the blaze with his hands. A police spokesperson said Mitchell appeared to have received third-degree burns over about 10 percent of his body.
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Pepsi Chooses Beyoncé as Super Bowl XLVII Halftime Show Performer
Brands are already getting ready to one of the biggest sports events in the USA, Super Bowl. The match, which traditionally attracts millions of viewers, has turned into a perfect occasion to promote all kinds of labels during the game. PepsiCo, one of the biggest advertisers of the event, announced yesterday, October 16, that it tapped international pop diva and 16-time Grammy-Award winner Beyoncé to perform during the Pepsi Super Bowl XLVII Halftime Show at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome on CBS on February 3, 2013. The game and the music act will be broadcast internationally.
Photo: Beyoncé's latest photo on the Pepsi Twitter page, www.twitter.com/pepsi/
Beyoncé will join the roster of global celebrities who became Halftime Show performers in the past years—the list includes Madonna, The Black Eyed Peas, The Who, Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, Prince, the Rolling Stones, Paul McCartney and U2. The music performance during the game is probably the most powerful non-spots component of the event. If fact, it is also considered "the most-watched musical event of the year. More than 112.5 million viewers in the U.S. watched last year's show," says the press release.
The brand announced its partnership with Beyoncé on its Twitter page, posting the diva's portrait with "Feb.3" and "2013" written on her cheeks below the eyes. So far, it's not announced what song(s) she will perform during the break. PepsiCo's brands use all channels and approaches to engage public before, during and after the game by launching killer advertising and competitions such as the Crash the Superbowl Doritos contest.