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As the Rangers took to the ice for Tuesday's morning skate at Madison Square Garden the forwards were wearing their usual blue practice jerseys while the defensemen were in their red tops, except for Jeff Woywitka, who was wearing an orange "non-contact" sweater as he works his way back from a sore foot.
While none of that was surprising, there was a big surprise in store for those watching the skate. Injured defensemen Michael Sauer and Steve Eminger both were on the ice, skating with their teammates for the time since being hurt. Wearing the same orange jerseys as Woywitka, both Sauer and Eminger took part in all aspects of the morning skate, which was, as usual, devoid of any hitting or contact drills.
To have one of these important players back on the ice would have been good news for the Rangers, but to have both back on the same day made for a really good morning at The Garden.
"I hadn't picked up a stick and played with the boys for a while," said a smiling Sauer after the skate. "When you are healthy that is something you can take for granted, but getting out there again, snapping the puck around, scoring a few goals, making good passes, it's just fun. Hockey is just an amazing game, and it's certainly better than being on the bike! I am just happy that I've been able to progress back on to the ice."
Sauer has been sidelined since suffering a concussion on December 5th after taking a hard hit from Toronto's Dion Phaneuf. He explained that he has had a few stops and starts in his recovery, but has felt much better the last week-to-ten-days.
He also pointed out that---despite the headaches, nausea, bed spins and blurred vision he has suffered from since---Sauer holds no ill feelings towards Phaneuf.
"It's part of the game and i understand that, it was just a hit, that's all," said Sauer, who has missed 19 games so far due to the concussion. "(Phaneuf) is a good player, and it was what it was."
Sauer explained that he has received much support from his brother Kurt, the Phoenix Coyote who has been sidelined all season because of a concussion. He also pointed out that his return will be monitored by the team's training staff on a day-to-day basis depending upon how his head and body react to increased activity.
As for Eminger, who separated his shoulder in Phoenix on December 17th, he reported that he is completely on schedule with his progress and recovery. He has been working out in the gym for more than two weeks to strengthen the shoulder, while also keeping his cardio up.
Like Sauer, Eminger skated for the first time since being hurt yesterday at the MSG Training Center as a test before receiving the OK to skate with his teammates today.
"I want to get back into the lineup, but in this situation I want to be 100% with my hitting, battling, taking checks, so I am willing to wait as long as possible to make sure I am ready to play my game," said Eminger, who has missed the last 13 games. "I don't want to be 90% ready and be shying away from hits because then I feel useless to the team."
Though he admitted feeling "frustrated" being out of the lineup, Eminger also stated that he was buoyed by the fact his legs and conditioning feel so good after not skating for a month.
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3 Stocks Almost Priced Right
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I recently cashed out of a few of my stocks that had made a nice run, and now I am deciding what to do with money that is currently sitting on the sidelines. The problem is that with the Dow hovering above 14,000 and many stocks trading at valuations that assume perpetual growth, there aren't that many stocks that look very attractive. But I have found 3 stocks that I feel were unfairly pummeled by the market and offer a healthy return over the next few years.
Life Time Fitness (NYSE: LTM)
The first stock that showed up on my radar is Life Time Fitness. On Feb. 1 this stock got hammered – it fell by more than 20% in one day on an earnings miss. The catalyst that sent the stock price plummeting was that the company issued weak preliminary results for 2012. Instead of meeting analysts' expectations of $2.69 per share on revenue of $1.13 billion, Life Time Fitness said that it expects to deliver between $2.63 and $2.66 per share for 2012 on revenue of approximately $1.13 billion. That was down from its prior forecast of $2.73 to $2.76 per share on revenue of $1.13 to $1.14 billion. Earnings did not meet prior forecasts because of expenses related to Sandy and technological investments.
Life Time Fitness is a company that I have followed for several years. In fact, just a few months ago I renewed my membership at the local Life Time Fitness. If you have never visited a Life Time Fitness, then you should consider doing so. The place is phenomenal – that is all that I am going to say. All in all, this company is very well managed, has a very strong brand, is making wise investments in technology, focuses on profitable growth and the long term, and is poised to deliver solid returns for the patient investor. An earnings miss of a few pennies does not justify this devaluation and presents a very attractive entry point. At a forward P/E multiple of around 13, I am a buyer!
Kohl's (NYSE: KSS)
A second stock that hit my radar was Kohl's. Admittedly, I am not a big fan of most department store retail Stocks. And like Life Time Fitness, Kohl's was also impacted by the hurricane. But given Kohl's underlying fundamentals and valuation I feel that there is a solid 10% – 15% upside with limited risk. After all, compared to its competitors (J.C. Penny, Macy's, Sears, etc.), Kohl's is trading at around a 15% – 20% discount to the market multiple. Furthermore, Kohl's has a conservative capital structure, strong gross margins, and effective marketing. As long as Kohl's can maintain its margins, minimize inventory, and strike the right balance between exclusive brands and national brands, its stock is well-positioned to deliver a solid 10% – 15% annual return or more with minimal risk. If and when Kohl's is selling at a forward P/E multiple of less than 10, I may consider initiating a modest position if I cannot find better value elsewhere.
Family Dollar Stores (NYSE: FDO)
The third and final stock is Family Dollar Stores. Not so long ago Family Dollar Stores and Dollar General were fairly hot stocks. Because analysts' liked their growth potential and thought that consumers would trade down in a recession, these stocks soared and were trading at price to earnings multiples that reflected a modest amount of growth. Then Family Dollar and Dollar General had bad quarters and reduced guidance, which sent their shares plummeting. Family Dollar shares, for example, are currently trading well off their 52-week high of close to $75 a share. To combat this downward trend and restore investor confidence in Family Dollar's growth potential, Family Dollar CEO Howard Levine recently increased the company's dividend by more than 23% – which represents the 37th consecutive dividend increase for Family Dollar. Over the past several years Family Dollar has grown earnings at around 12%, which is almost double the average rate of the S&P. At a P/E multiple of around 13, I may consider purchasing shares.
3 Factors to Consider
- Valuation. All of these companies trade at very reasonable price to earnings multiples. More importantly, their valuations will likely improve once their underlying fundamentals improve.
- Growth Potential. All of these companies have the potential for double digit growth. Life Time Fitness and Family Dollar are in the best position to realize that potential.
- Economic Conditions. These three stocks are all affected differently by changes in the economy. Family Dollar, for instance, is a good stock to own in a tough economy whereas the performance of Life Time Fitness is more correlated to the overall economy.
My Foolish Take
These three companies have valuations and underlying fundamentals that merit placing them on your watch list. Of the three, I like Life Time Fitness' business model the most. Life Time Fitness has an effective CRM system, their gyms are amazing, they have a deep understanding of their target market, they have the ability to set trends, and they are poised to benefit from selling more high-margin products and services. I also like the fact that Dollar General's stock price has almost no correlation to the overall economy and Dollar General's potential for growth. Overall, I feel that these are some of the best bargains in the current market!
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LANSING, MI (WTVB) - Governor Rick Snyder is facing stiff opposition even from his own party when it comes to his plans for raising money to fix the state's roads. Yesterday, for example, Secretary of State Ruth Johnson and Senate Majority Leader Randy Richardville joined the chorus of those saying that a 14-cent-per-gallon gas hike plus a 60-percent increase in vehicle registration fees add up to more than citizens can shoulder.
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That's terrific stuff. Well done Widnes.
No I don't care if you're if you're into different bands
No cause for so much hatred, I'm just a different man
Pull off that cover, I will too, and learn to understand
With music deep inside we'll make world unity our plan
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This was on our forum today. I thought you may enjoy.... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hfVy4LkJMmQ&feature=youtu.be
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I agree with Shanna and wanted to thank you again. We are grateful for any support we can get at this point. We are also most grateful to Big Viking Games for listening to us, keeping us posted, and giving us hope in the light of devastation. We have actually received a couple of these updates from them, and that is more than we've heard from Zynga reps in the past year. What a breath of fresh air regardless of outcome! I too am wearing my Viking hat faithfully and am looking forward to becoming a Big Viking Yovillian. (fingers crossed and prayers said) Your original article has circulated throughout the Yoville community on all our facebook pages, and in the pages that have been established over the years that pertain to Yoville in one form or another. Thank you for your coverage. I hope one day you'll join us and try on your own Viking hat with us! You'll love it!
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Matt Liebl said:I don't play Yoville, but it's clear that you are all passionate about your game. I hope, for all of you, that Zynga rethinks their position.And if we are fortunate enough to get it worked out through joint efforts between Zynga and Big Viking Games, I hope Matt, that you will come join us. Thank you so much for commenting. Most of the world doesn't understand because to them it's "just a game".
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This is in no way extreme fandom....... we've all cried a few tears and I'm sure more will fall before it's over. I personally have dreamed in Yoville style the last few nights. It's daunting to explain and probably can't be fathomed by someone who hasn't experienced it, or the loss we're feeling now. This community has worked together, created together, we've shared eachother's trials and tribulations in real life and celebrated births, weddings, and the works. You should see our regular forum and the Yoville Forumers page on facebook we've created to keep that bond going. Most Yovillians aren't teenage kids - though we do have a few. Most are grown up, professional people, or retired seniors..... this is the only game that provides the entire package. We appreciate your report on this, and allowing us to have a voice. Bliss speaks from the heart for all of us, and if you think she's extreme?? You should see some of the others... We've even posted a suicide prevention hotline number because in many ways, to many, it feels as if someone just told us our entire family was burned in a fire. The loss is unimaginable. There are tribute videos by the thousands on Youtube. Poetry being written. Stories of Yovillians who have met in game and married in real life. I personally met my BFF in yoville and we talk daily now in real life. We share everything and it's like I've known her all my life. I would have never met her if not for this game. Yoville encourages creativity by it's own design. I hope you'll take some time and go through the Photo section of forums.yoville.com I think the world would be amazed at what we've invested in time, money, effort and emotion in this "game". It's more than just pixels. It's an outlet for so many who for one reason or another aren't socializing much in their real lives - be it health issues, or whatever. Many have called it "therapeutic" and an escape from real life when things are going wrong there. Hard not to smile when you put on your bright blue hair and your neon heels and go strolling through the streets of Yoville. Please dig deeper into this story. This is a good start, but I assure you, you've barely scratched the surface of what's at stake here. Thank you!


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Red Hat announced it's paying $136 million to acquire Gluster, a startup founded in 2005 with the goal of simplifying storage using open source software and commodity hardware. The company appropriately gets its name from a combination of the words "GNU" and "cluster."
This acquisition marks an exciting new area of potential growth for Red Hat as industry analysts estimate the total addressable market for unstructured data storage at approximately $4 billion and growing.
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At the heart of the startup company is its technology called GlusterFS, a software-only, scale-out storage system that allows enterprises to combine large numbers of commodity storage and compute resources into a high-performance, centrally managed, and globally accessible storage pool. It is capable of scaling to several petabytes of data, and clusters storage building blocks over Infiniband RDMA (Remote Direct Memory Access) or a TCP/IP interconnect. GlusterFS was built upon an open source model that makes for a good fit with Red Hat's operation.
Currently, GlusterFS supports Apache Hadoop for Big Data applications and can be installed across a host of file systems such as ext3, ext4, XFS -- exposing the file system as a global namespace that spans the storage server nodes as a CIFS, NFS, or Gluster Native mount point. It also sends data to Linux, Unix, and Windows servers, and it has multitenant capabilities that give it added value for use in a private or public cloud.
Gluster's ability to advance Red Hat's storage capabilities offers a unique opportunity for Red Hat and its customers.
"Our customers are looking for software-based storage solutions that manage their file-based data on-premise, in the cloud and bridging between the two," said Brian Stevens, CTO and vice president, Worldwide Engineering at Red Hat. "With unstructured data growth (such as log files, virtual machines, email, audio, video and documents), the '90s paradigm of forcing everything into expensive, single-system DBMS residing on an internal corporate SAN has become unwieldy and impractical."


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Archinect's Get Lectured is up and running again for the Winter/Spring '14 term! As a refresher from our Fall 2013 guide, every week we'll feature a school's lecture series—and their snazzy posters—for the current season. If you're not doing so already, be sure to keep track of any upcoming... View full entry »
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To get out in front of the grimy, white, hiccupping car blinking its right turn signal, an instant before the stoplight changes I stroke my foot down and lift my butt backward from the top tube onto the saddle, and I'm a bike length into the intersection by the time the light goes green. I start to click in my loose foot and pedal onward.
I fumble the entry.
The pedal spins. My foot drops past it and my leg straightens in a way that should never happen on a bike. The opposite foot, which at some neural level had been anticipating a counterforce, plunges unchecked to the absolute bottom of its rotation. My bike wobbles.
Behind me, the car clears its throat and coughs its way into the intersection. I'm barely moving. I ratchet my crank backward then take another downward stroke for momentum, and reach again for the pedal. When I feel it underfoot, I press down and forward to engage the cleat.
I miss again. I'm fully in the intersection now, and fully inside the clamor of the car as well. I can smell its wet exhaust, sense with the hair of my arms the pressure of the air it is pushing forward and aside. With just the one leg, I pedal a complete revolution to shudder out of the car's turning radius. My bike waggles. The front wheel is trying to flop sideways. I'm about to wreck--at 3 miles per hour. The car snorts.
I look like a guy who doesn't know how to ride a bike. And with that thought, it hits me that I don't know how to ride a bicycle, at least not the way I want to, not anymore.
I've been riding with intent for not quite 30 years now. Spent a few of those with no car at all, pedaling (and coasting) wherever I had to go. I've ridden in Europe and Africa and Australia in addition to the United States, commuting and touring and racing and vacationing and engaging in arcane missions such as delivering medicine to the dying, on all kinds of bikes, from recumbent tandems to a literally priceless one-off borrowed from a Giro d'Italia winner. I've shared secteurs with guys who won the races held on them, Tour roads with Tour pros.
In all those experiences, I became aware of cyclists who ride in full possession of their existence as such, whose every motion on and with a bike is an expression of mastery. When they rise out of the saddle to climb, these cyclists, the action appears inevitable, as if it had to be that way and no other. It is the same when they drape their hands over the brake hoods, when they sit up and survey the road cast before them in that moment before taking off a jacket, and when, walking, they push their bikes alongside them, a thumb and a finger light in the rearmost notch of the saddle and no other contact needed, and in the way they lean their bikes against benches and light poles and curbs, how they take their bikes through doors, how they rest their forearms over the handlebar in repose, cock their heads to speak in the wind at speed while still watching the wheel ahead of them. This ease belongs not just to kitted racers or local training-ride legends. I see this quality in the stumpy old guy who always wears a horrible fluorescent vest, and whose saddle height is too low yet who pedals more often and with more natural facility than almost everyone on every team around. I puzzle over the unquestionable class of the guy who rides up my hill every day after work, crushed under the lowest gear of his cheap and rusting and squeaking department-store mountain bike, but imperturbable. These are cyclists.
I once was nearly like that, or very occasionally like that, or near enough to like that to be able to ride with such cyclists without reservation or awkwardness. Somewhere between work, and being a father, and a soccer coach, and a husband, and the guy in charge of getting the truck's clutch replaced and chainsawing the willow that fell last week, and being funny and friendly during Friday happy hours, I've lost my way.
The pedal fumble itself was not damning. These cyclists I am talking about, they are not perfect. They miss shifts, and they get caught out when the pace bounds from 25 to 37 for no reason, and I have seen pros bumble their starts and fall right over in intersections. But even their mistakes communicate an intimacy with the sport, something like the longtime couple who can accidentally click their teeth going in for a kiss and laugh about it, because awkwardness no longer exists between them, and because the disruption actually contributes to the rhythm of their life. There was no fluidity or forbearance in my mistake.
The white car rumbles past me, going straight, its turn signal unaccountably still blinking, on and on, announcing a change of direction the driver never intended to take, or maybe planned but forgot about. I click in. I pedal. Hard. Then quick. There's a difference and I am glad to know it. I hover in the deafening tumult off the car's rear quarter panel, my bar nearly tapping the pitted surface. Just up ahead is a cross street, and the curb is high and the car is close and I think the driver no longer sees me. The turn signal ticks bright and dark, and again the same, and again, and it goes on that way. I have no idea if the car will go straight again, or turn right this time and smash me. But I know what I have to do. I wrap my hands around the drops and shift up and spring forward, out of the saddle, wrenching the bike from side to side, dwarfing the motion of my earlier wobble and at the same time obliterating the remnant memory of its unsteadiness, and I shoot past the car, past the uncertainty and into open road.
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16 U.S. Code Chapter 1, Subchapter XXXVII - ACADIA NATIONAL PARK
- § 341. Establishment; description of area
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- § 342a. Extension of boundary limits
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OREGON, OH (Toledo News Now) – A meeting was held Thursday night for parents, police, and Oregon school officials to discuss school safety.
The school already has a safety plan in place, which includes locked doors, security cameras, and three school resource officers, but officials are considering altering it after the Sandy Hook shooting.
Parents learned about "ALICE" – Alert, Lockdown, Inform, Counter, Evaluate.
"Each one of those concepts has separate training sessions and our school resource officers have done an excellent job over the years of teaching periodically to teachers and students," said Oregon Police Chief Mike Navarre.
Parents at the meeting recognized that there is no such thing as perfect security, but they applaud the school for being proactive in adopting the ALICE program.
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Valentino Rossi came out on top of a captivating late battle with Honda rival Casey Stoner to secure second place and his best Ducati finish in yesterday's rain-hit French Grand Prix at Le Mans.
Capitalising on the Ducati's competitiveness in wet conditions, the 33-year-old was challenging for the podium throughout the 28-lap race having earlier been locked in a thrilling duel...
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..share his charming personality...they still talk shi,t even though their hero just got REAMED on the track!
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Nostrodamus says:
anyone would think this is the second coming. So after 18 months, some ridiculous € salary, not to mention the amount of money Corse and the Marlboro man have had to throw at the bike, Rossi finally gets a legitimate podium. Well hella- fuggin- lujah. The messiah walks on water. Or was that just John the Baptist we saw, as the real deal Lorenzo was in complete control 10 seconds up the road.
Beware of false dawns and false idols little ones ( a number of whom seem to have re-emerged from under their prolonged hibernation rocks). Just remember what all those Jehovah witness cultists went through when they stood there in 1975 (and about a dozen times prior to that) waiting to be swept up to heaven in rapture. Yep having sold all their worldly posessions they were left destitute and confused. Just as you are objectively.
is it Benny?
Those big bastard fuck off factory brakes. Poor old Cal has to squeeze his stop lever for all it's worth, whilst Dovi merely needs a gentle caress to get the stopping done.
Then there's all those pre season rumours of Dovi getting satellite spec plus one.
No wonder Cal's aggrieved. Out riding and out scoring Dovi whilst couldn't care less Herve's blowing Gauloise smoke rings in his face coz he's got Smith's signature in his sky rocket.......
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trailler says:
Smith has already said - "he has to perform this year" , or no tech3 .
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PaceyCasey says:
stoner's fans-
..share his charming personality...
If you get the chance bud, could you post a list of riders that Vale has fallen out with and those that Stoner has fallen out with.
These would be the people that work 'together' week in/week out every year. A good guide to anyones true personality wouldn't you think?
thats b/c stoner is fragile psychologically and Rossi breaks rivals mentally..
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YamahaRacer says:
Rossi breaks rivals mentally
Most notably Gibernau when he hexed him saying he won't win another race and the bad luck what followed if he did have the lead.
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jerez 2011 5th
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Your point is what? That they were examples of unquestionable skill in the wet?
just typed that back to front. Is this the same Rossi that said 'Honestly Stoner fucked us a bit with the way he rode the Ducati' 'I cannot ride the Ducati like Stoner' 'At the moment Stoner and Lorenzo are riding better than me'.
The man that had to run away from Yamaha least he be even more exposed by Lorenzo's exploits.
Mental games may have worked on Sete and Max. Not on Jorge and Casey. They have crushed Rossi mentally. His little rain dance yesterday is but an aberration in a very clear two year decline.
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Spaghetti alla Carbonara
This is my favourite, and the very best version I know of the great classic Italian recipe for pasta with bacon and egg sauce. I used to make it with English bacon and Parmesan cheese, but now we are able to get Italian pancetta and Pecorino Romano cheese, it is a great improvement.
Serves 2
|8 oz (225 g) dried spaghetti
|5 oz (150 g) sliced smoked pancetta, finely sliced
|2 large eggs, plus 2 extra yolks
|4 tablespoons Pecorino Romano, finely grated, plus extra to serve
|4 tablespoons double cream
|little olive oil
|freshly milled black pepper
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This recipe is taken from Delia's Winter Collection and The Delia Collection: Italian.
First of all, cook the pasta for 8-10 minutes in boiling salted water to which 1 teaspoon of olive oil has been added. Meanwhile, heat a frying pan and fry the pancetta without any extra oil until it's crisp and golden, about 5 minutes.
Next, whisk the eggs, yolks and cream in a bowl and season generously with black pepper then whisk in the cheese. When the pasta is cooked, drain it quickly in a colander, leaving a little of the moisture still clinging.
Now quickly return it to the saucepan and add the pancetta and any oil in the pan, along with the egg and cream mixture. Stir very thoroughly, so that everything gets a good coating – what happens is that the liquid egg cooks briefly as it comes into contact with the hot pasta.
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As I mentioned in my last post, life has been in a bit of transition over the past few weeks... but for exciting {work-related} reasons. A little over a week ago I started working for Trunk Club, a men's clothing service headquartered in Chicago. If you're not familiar with the company, check out the video below. Trunk Club is literally changing the way guys shop, and I'm thrilled to be a part of such an exciting start-up. You can learn more about Trunk Club {here}... and, Dudes, let me dress you!! You can sign-up with me at trunkclub.com/mobrien
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{Five} of Our Favorite Things
I've been a little quiet here on the blog over the past week. Life has been in a bit of transition for exciting {work-related} reasons, keeping us rather busy lately. We're looking forward to settling back into a routine over this next week. In the meantime, I had to share {five} exciting and sweet {personal} things making us smile these days...
{ Kent State University is pulling together an all-century baseball team in celebration of their 100-year anniversary. My Eric, also known as the {His} over here, was honored to be nominated for the creation of this "dream team." Voting ends Monday at 5pm. You can vote for him {Eric O'Brien} under the "Outfield" section { HERE } }
{ so proud of my Dad {a bagpiper with The Shamrock Club of Columbus}
who piped all over Columbus, including the St. Patty's Day parade, on St. Patrick's Day }
{ we were happy to have the chance to get back to Ohio for a short visit to see family, including my precious baby nephew... }
{ ...and while babysitting that precious little guy, we created this little movie }
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His & Hers Inspiration - LOB 24hrs of Spring
I'm loving LOB's latest lookbook, titled '24 Hours of Spring'. I think that's partly because I'm pretty sure the first full day of warm weather will look a little something like it for a lot of us... a day spent lazing outdoors, soaking in the sun, and celebrating the night away. Yes, the arrival of warm weather will certainly be something to celebrate this year.
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Friday, March 21, 2014
{Five} + {Five} Captures from SoBe
We've been quiet over here on the blog recently, but for good reason. We snuck out of chilly Chicago in search of some sun in South Beach. It was a lovely and much needed break from the long, long winter we've been having. We didn't want to leave the warmth, but we arrived back in Chicago yesterday afternoon on the first full day of spring. It's only a matter of time before the city's summer-like again. In the meantime, we brought back some sun to share... in the form of photos, of course. Here's just {ten} fun captures from our time in SoBe...
{ palm / sun / blue skies }
{ beach at The Ritz }
{ feeling like Alice in Wonderland at the Delano }
{ in heaven at the Delano }
{ my E ready for a sail }
{ on the water }
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{ me and my E }
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Hers - Semi Spring
We had our first nice weather day in months earlier this week... a semi-spring day that instantly sent us outside seeking a bit of fresh, mild air. It was wonderful. Although it certainly made us more anxious for spring to officially arrive. Soon enough, I know... In the meantime, I'm starting to slowly transition my wardrobe. Working in some pops of summery prints here and brighter colors there. My beacon of hope that warmer days are on the {near} horizon.
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Sunglasses: Tory Burch {available here}
Coat: Miss Sixty {similar style available here}
Jacket: H&M {similar style available here}
Shirt: J. Crew {similar style available here}
Necklace: J. Crew {also love this}
Clutch: Asos {available here}
Nail Polish: Essie "After School Boy Blazer" {available here}
Jeans: J. Crew {available here}
Shoes: Dolce Vita {available here}
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· $50,000 loan to Patterson and Company CPAs PLLC, located at 1904 Eastern Parkway. The loan will allow owner Bob Patterson Jr. to start up a new CPA firm. Patterson was part owner and CFO of Consumer Choice Coffee, and recently sold his interest.
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DALLAS –– Seconds before she blacked out, Makenzie Wethington realized something was gravely wrong.
Moments before this, she and her father were waiting their turn to launch their bodies one at a time from a plane hovering more than 3,500 feet above the Oklahoma soil. This was what the sophomore dreamed of commencing her high school graduation with after she turned 18.
But her excitement got the best of her. Months before the accident, the enterprising 16-year-old scoured the Internet and learned that the state closest to her home in Joshua allowed girls and boys her age to free-fall from airplanes high above the earth. She got to work convincing her parents to sign the waivers. Mom was skeptical; Dad gave in.
By the time that Saturday came, Makenzie was so ready to jump that she didn't bat an eye at the man who was having a panic attack onboard the flight and would soon cede his spot to her.
"It didn't affect me at all," she said. "I was not scared, I was excited."
Her father, Joe Wethington, jumped first. He got to watch his daughter connect with the ground at a speed so fast that it fractured her back, spine and ribs. The impact caused bleeding in her brain and lacerated her liver and a kidney. By the time Joe reached his daughter, she was on her back writhing side-to-side gasping for air, cows ambling nearby.
"She had such a scary look in her eyes; she couldn't catch her breath and every time she tried to take a breath she screamed," Joe Wethington said.
"She felt like someone was sitting on her," said the teen's mother, Holly Wethington.
Makenzie, with a gray brace jutting out of the neckline of a shirt her friends made in her honor, discussed the Jan. 25 accident for the first time on Thursday. Her father previously spoke of muttering, "Please don't be Makenzie, please, please, God, don't be Makenzie" as he watched the figure plunge through the air. Wide-eyed doctors told the media they didn't understand how she survived.
Speaking from the Baylor Institute for Rehabilitation, Makenzie illuminated some of the details of her fall and discussed the encouraging progression of her rehabilitation. She's walking now with the help of a walker. Her physician, Seema Sikka, said she's made it 150 feet down the hall. Pending the results of some X-Rays, she could be home within the week –– less than a month since the accident.
Wethington still struggles with her cognitive abilities. Physically, she understands rehabilitation will take time. But she's burst into tears after being unable to process a math problem.
"It feels like third grade math and I have problems with some of it, so that's frustrating," she said. "I've gotten to points where I've cried doing math because it feels like I just can't do it."
The good news: Doctors are exceedingly hopeful Makenzie will recover from her injuries. Rehabilitation will take time, but Sikka said she's made remarkable progress considering. She's even staying on top of her homework.
Now, her parents say they are turning their attention toward regulations governing skydiving. The federal government has not set a minimum age requirement for the recreation. In 2012, the United States Parachute Association reported 19 fatalities out of roughly 3.1 million jumps. The Virginia-based trade group was closed Thursday because of the winter storm, preventing a spokesperson from commenting for this story.
However, many Texas skydiving companies note that first-timers are required to jump with an expert on their backs. Makenzie jumped alone. She said she realized there was a complication with the parachute mid-jump and began kicking her feet as she was taught in the safety course. It didn't fix anything. Soon she was helpless and screaming. She blacked out before she hit the ground and woke up in a hospital.
"I think there needs to be some changes about whether a 16-year-old is prepared enough to jump out of an airplane with a parachute," said Holly Wethington. "I do not believe under any instance Makenzie would've been prepared for something, anything, that happened that day."
For now, Makenzie says she feels blessed to be alive. God gave her a second chance, she said. And it only cemented her desire to become a surgeon.
"I want to specialize in trauma so I can relate to the patients more," she said. "I think this has just made me have a better look on life."


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Gitanjali: Facsimile Of The Original Manuscript by Rabindranath Tagore, is an assemblage of stirring poems about the beauty and purity of nature. The word 'gitanjali' literally means 'an offering of songs' and the book remains loyal to its title as it encompasses a string of devotional melodies directed to God and Nature. The book was originally published in Bengali in 1910, but was soon also translated into English in 1912. The Bengali version has a collection of 157 poems, while the English translation has 103 poems.
The poems discuss about how all of humankind can be united through the sacred bond of love and kindness. They encourage humans to leave behind vices like vanity and ambition, and look towards service to others and compassion. The songs resonate a feeling of humility within the poet, who realises his own minuscule stature as compared to the 'master' poet, God. He compares himself to a musical instrument with God being the source of the music.
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Watts waived his right to a preliminary hearing. The case will be be brought to a grand jury for review. He is being held without bond in Williamson County. No court date has been set.
He was in the medium security facility at Menard prison prior to his release on April 29. He was behind bars on three separate felony convictions, but none of them were as violent as what allegedly happened in Cairo on Thursday night.
According to officials at Menard Correctional Center, Watts was eligible for parole in December, but he didn't get out because the state decided he wouldn't have a suitable place to live. By April, Watts had served his entire sentence, he was not released early and was not on parole.
All of Watt's prison time was in medium security facilities, meaning he had good behavior while behind bars.
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Shaer said behaviors that could lead to additional time would include assaulting another inmate or assaulting staff.
He said once Watts was out of prison, the state no longer had any way to monitor his behavior because he was not out on parole, he was discharged.
Watts was arrested as a suspect in connection with an armed robbery at the First National Bank in Cairo that left two people dead, according to Illinois State Police.
Watts just got out of prison less than a month ago. He was released on April 29 from an Illinois correctional facility, according to Vinelink.
Watts has also been convicted of forgery in Illinois and served time for that conviction.
Watt is a registered sex offender in Illinois. According to the sex offender registry, at the time of the crime Watts was 22 and the victim 11 years old.
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The fight to legalize home brewing is getting another look in the Alabama Legislature. Although prohibition ended in 1933, the ban of home brewing was never repealed in the state of Alabama. For years, a grassroots effort has been growing to get the law repealed. Now, Alabama Legislators are getting involved.
Home brewing is simply the process of brewing beer in your home, something which according to some, people in Alabama already do, not realizing the process is actually illegal. Representative Mac McCutcheon has pre-filed a House Bill that would legalize brewing and Senator Bill Holtzclaw has pre-filed a similar legislation.
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"A lot of the local breweries here in town, it all started in garages. I know several people that brew--there is a group of people that get together just to do," said Yessick. "It's a fun activity and it's a hobby that a lot of people enjoy so I don't see any problem with it."
Some opponents of the legislation say it would increase the chance that alcohol could fall into the hands of children while others look at the issue strictly from a religious perspective.
"There is religious debate over this issue as well as any bill dealing with alcohol," said Rep. McCutcheon. "The religious folks they aren't just picking on the home brewers, but they look at alcohol as something that's not good for our society and I can respect that."
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I think the last remaining member of the "Trevor Hoffman is just having a slow start" bandwagon fell off yesterday and now we can all finally accept that Trevor Hoffman is done as a closer. He doesn't have it. He throws right down the middle and he doesn't fool anyone. Is this a person in the world that was honestly surprised that Glaus hit that homerun? I didn't think so. Yesterday should be Trevor Hoffman's last chance to be the Brewers closer and he shouldn't get a chance to hit 600, at least with the Brewers. Sorry guy, it's been a nice career but it's over. How do I know? Because at this point, even the animal kingdom hates him and animals are stupid. If they hate you, you must really suck.
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So, this is it. Our last chance to go to Miller Park. It seems like only yesterday I was doing a countdown to Opening Day, telling you what not to wear and how to drink. Now? It's all over. If you haven't been to a game in awhile and want to get one last one in, stubhub has some truly crazy deals on tickets right now (Terrace for $.50, Field Infield Box for $15, Loge Infield for $10, Loge Diamond Box for $10, tons of deals). They might win, they might not. Doesn't really matter. Miller Park is a great place just to hang out. If you don't have faith in the team on the field just stay in the parking lot for the first four innings. I can't say I've never done it and I know you'll have a good time because it's ALWAYS a good time. Personally, I am happy with my last game of the season being Wednesday's game (and not just because I'm still hungover.) I got to see Prince go yard, a starting pitcher actually do a good job and Trevor Time. I can't think of a better way to remember this season than that (outside of flipping The Happy Youngster over the railing into the bullpen).
Speaking of my last game, something really weird happened at it: I met some readers and they were happy about it. "It's a pleasure to meet you" they said. My only reply? "Really? Seriously? You're kidding right?" I'm glad that people read this blog and I'm more glad that the people who read it really like it, but let's face the facts. I'm just another douchebag who spills his beer on a pregnant chick. Nothing to get excited about.
Anyways, enjoy the weekend gang. I'll be back Monday with more stuff, just like I'll be back every week all winter long. Just because the Brewers will be gone doesn't mean I suddenly have important stuff to do. Quite the opposite.


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Following the advice of several readers of this blog, I trekked to Market Buckhead to try the burger. This W Hotel restaurant from Jean-Georges Vongerichten is not the first place I would think to look for a burger, but here it is: a big, bodacious $15 one.
You know what? It's a really good burger. A nothing-too-fancy-but-everything-just-kind-of-tweaked-right burger.
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Conclusion: I think this is a paragon of the double-handed hamburger. It's hearty and satisfying, and the garnishes add pops of flavor surprise. I'm breaking foodie orthodoxy here, but I definitely prefer this style to the slick and drippies at Holeman & Finch and Bocado.
It is also $15.
I'm thinking this is a useful burger to know about for a Buckhead business lunch or a case of late-night Buckhead munchies.
By the way, the Karim Rachid-designed space will make you think of every spirograph you've ever owned.
I give it four out of five pickle slices.
April 15th, 2010
3:37 pm
I am so glad you tried it John.
April 15th, 2010
4:03 pm
Dang, looks good John.
Had the Minetta black label burger this past weekend and wanted to cry. Had a dream that night that they took me back into the kitchen and showed me how they made the fries. It involved a machine that tossed them with sucrose and mayo (wtf?).
Also, had weakest H&F burger to date last Tuesday night. Bread seemed a bit stale, which surprised me.
April 15th, 2010
4:43 pm
I've mentioned it before in another post, but if you like this style of burger, you definitely need to try Muss & Turners. For me, its the best in Atlanta for this style. I'm drooling right now thinking about it.
Jimmy, I hope it was a one time thing…that thing is way too good to go wrong already.
Anyone try the PB&J burger (pimiento cheese, bacon, tomato jam) from West Egg yet?
April 15th, 2010
8:41 pm
Mr. Kessler, I am very impressed by your style and cravings for a great Burger. I would encourage you to come and try the Manburger at Buns Hamburgers Hot Dogs and More. We are located at 1250 Highway 138 SW Riverdale GA
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April 15th, 2010
11:26 pm
[...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by John Kessler. John Kessler said: Burger of the Week: Market Buckhead http://bit.ly/bnLYkT [...]
April 16th, 2010
8:02 am
For most of us, that is a hamburger that is bought by someone elses money . Even on an expense acct. that is high dollar for a buger and fries. I am sure it tastes great! Any suggestions on where the rest of us common folk can get a good burger?
April 16th, 2010
9:33 am
@Baltisraul: John is reviewing a burger every week (I thought the title of the article was sel-explanatory). Some will be cheap, some will be expensive. Some will be good, some not so much.
Be patient young one, you "regular" folk burger will surface soon enough…
April 16th, 2010
9:38 am
Those Buns folks just don't quit! I think I'd rather go eat some of Tyler Pike's daddy's bbq. lol
April 18th, 2010
4:56 pm
BLT Steak has a much better burger!
April 22nd, 2010
12:16 am
If you would take your hand and make a fist the size of the burger,than find a place on your stomach to rest your fist on.Now, ask yourself this,How am I going to feel after I put that amount of meat ,plus goodies that go with it, in my body?"
Having this new revelation, go to Five Guys,get a little burger, 3 pounds of fries(if you order a small!), and spend $12.00 for TWO,yes # 2, persons to have a great hambuger experience,while still being able to stay awake in the car for the ride home and money left over!
April 26th, 2010
1:41 pm
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Slope Houses Ephesus, Turkey 1st-7th C
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Historyby Holly Hayes
October 27, 2011
The Slope Houses were used from the 1st century to 7th century, and then were abandoned. Around this time, after the devastating Arab raids and the continued silting up of the harbor, the remaining inhabitants of Ephesus moved to Ayasuluk hill (near the Basilica of St. John). After being abandoned, the Slope Houses gradually fell into decay. However, a number of them were filled with soil from landslips, which preserved them and their contents. continue reading →
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October 27, 2011
The houses at Ephesus are not inferior to those found at Pompeii and Herculaneum in terms of preservation and importance. Their decor and furnishings provide a great deal of information about the lifestyle of the Ephesian upper class in the Roman and Byzantine periods. The Slope Houses are still being excavated and are sometimes covered by a tent, but are usually open to the public. They can be reached by a flight of steep steps from Curetes Street. The ruins have been divided by archaeologists into Slope House 1 (south) and Slope House 2 (north, closer to the Library). continue reading →
Slope House 1by Holly Hayes
October 27, 2011
In Slope House 1, room A1 has a fine black-and-white mosaic. Room A2, the atrium, has a marble floor with the remains of a fountain in the center. The walls of rooms A10 and A11 are decorated with frescoes. The most interesting room in this house, though, is A3, dubbed the "theater room" based on the theatrical subjects of its frescoes. One of the owners of the house may well have overseen theater performances in Ephesus for a living. continue reading →
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Yes, I have visited the slope houses several times. More importantly, I visited Ephesus back in the early Sixties when none of this excavation had begun. Back then very little of Ephesus had been unearthed and one could walk down to the end of the pier that once thrust into the ocean. Silt, once again, was the destroyer of a number of civilizations, particularly in Asia Minor.
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Players Mark Barberio, B.J. Crombeen, Radko Gudas, and Ondej Palt along with 30 staff members shaved their heads as part of the 5th annual Bright House Networks Cut for a Cure Charity Challenge presented by Carrabba's Italian Grill. As part of the fundraising campaign, more than 200 men, women, and children are going bald to raise funds and awareness for select nonprofit organizations.
"The Lightning are extremely pleased to again participate in the Cut for a Cure Charity Challenge," Lightning chief operating officer, and PCF board member, Steve Griggs said. "We are very proud to have our players and the more than 30 employees volunteer to participate in an attempt to raise funds and awareness for the battle against pediatric cancer."
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