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Chocolate Frozen Mousse
Hmmm.. This is my first chocolate mousse. I'm not complaining about that fact, I just find it odd that I waited this long to get to a chocolate mousse.
Regardless, it's quite good. based off an Italian recipe of semifreddo di cioccolato (translated to "semi-frozen chocolate"?) it was also darn easy to make. Be gentle when you fold in the whipped cream and the egg whites, and your on easy street.
- 8 ounces of bitter or dark chocolate
- 3 Tablespoons whole milk
- 6 eggs, seperated
- 4 Tablespoons cognac
- 1 1/2 cups heavy cream
In a double boiler, melt the chocolate with the milk until the chocolate has a velvety smooth consistency. Beat in the six eggs yolks, one at a time. Then add the cognac and also mix in thoroughly.
In a medium mixing bowl, whip the cream until it forms peaks. Pour the chocolate into a large glass mixing bowl and folk in the whipped cream very carefully. In another medium mixing bowl, beat the egg whites until stiff and fold them also into the chocolate mixture. Cover chocolate mousse bowl with saran wrap and place in freezer for 4 hours or until mixture hardens. Take it out about an hour before serving. Spoon into dishes or pipe into wine glasses to serve.
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It's all about you! – The moment I walk in to Preston Wynne I go tinto relax mode. It starts with a warm greeting from the staff and the aroma of scented candles. I'm whisked off to a room where there is flavored water, fruit, granola bars and nuts. The wait for my massage therapistsis very short and I'm off for my time of pampering. The therapists are all good and take care of the knots in my body and leave me feeling rejuvenated! There's never a rush to leave when I'm completed with the massage. I go back a room and relax while reading a magazine and then take a shower- using all the best products that Preston Wynne offers. When my time is up I'm in one of the best downtown areas so it's off for a little shopping!
I love this place – I have been visiting Preston Wynne for over 20 years. I cannot say enough about its superior services and its fabulous people. A real gem.
Fantastic place to relax – I was a little skeptical to try it the first time but since a close friend of mine bought a a gift card for my wife and I so we decided to go. We ended up being regular customers now even the place is a little out of my way (We are living in Mountain View). The staffs provided the maximum courtesy you can expect from an upscale spa and the services provided by their technicians are the best. I strongly recommend to give it a shot.
Brad Jeffries, CMT is The BEST – Last month I saw Brad Jeffries for the first time and I was overwhelmed with my experience. I frequent day spas bi-monthly and this was by far the BEST I have EVER had! I will never return to another therapist, it simply is not worth it! To many of the spas I have been to have been to fluffy when I have requested deep tissue. The pressure is inconsistent and the energy they are sharing is not benificial. When I left Brad I was so appreciative I wrote a blog about my experience and told all my friends. He really was able to work out the lactic acid and stress in my muscles. I have NEVER felt better leaving a day spa than that day. Thinking about it makes me want to make another appointment. He hands down is the BEST massage therapist I have ever had. It is well worth the money....
Spa mavens go in stressed out, come out feeling relaxed and healthy. – The Scene
After a massage, facial or other holistic body care therapy here, some opt for a soft all-over bronzing treatment that could rival any tropic tan. Dozens of treatments for men and women are available a la carte. With purifying facials (like the up-to-the-minute "Lift 6"), lip and eye treatments, depilatory waxing, cellulite therapy and makeovers, the menu is almost endless. Or, a personal package can be designed to suit your individual wellness needs.
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Everyone is a winner when the collective goal is to refresh bodies in need. The staff is knowledgeable and responsive, and the spa's sanctuary-like feel maximizes the experience. Clients leave knowing that everything possible has been done to ensure they depart anew.
Great spa with a few flaws. . . – I enjoyed my treatments with Doris; however, she is no longer there. There are a handful of new estheticians who have yet to reach potential. The front desk staff has made appointment errors with me and guests whom I invite to join me. However, the staff members acknowledged the errors, were apologetic, and compensated us graciously with bite-sized treatments.
I once left a massage in pain due to the therapist's technique. Luckily she no longer works there.
On a positive note, Toddy, one of their more experienced estheticians, has a very calming presence. She is highly knowledgeable about foods and their effects on skin. I leave my facials feeling relaxed and with some new learning about diet and skin.
I enjoy their spa events! Great holiday parties--they show appreciation by giving away gift bags with products and chocolate.
Good facials and massages – Marie, my esthetician, got rid of some unextractable blemishes during my facial. She works quickly and lightly - I felt like a new woman after her treatment. Effective but pricey facial products on sale - I had to limit myself to half of what Marie had recommended since I didn't want to spend more on products than I had on the treatment.
Excellent spa and services – I've treated my parents here-- both solo and as a couple-- twice before and they've both been exceptionally satisfied with the spa, the staff, the services, the snacks. You name it, they love it. The staff and masseuses are all very professional but accomodating and together create a very nice soothing atmosphere for people in search of relaxation. Their website is up-to-date and provides a list of all their services and packages, including pricing and recommendations for whatever ails you. I highly recommend this establishment and have nothing but good things to say about it.
Best treatment I've had... – Being something of a man myself (;-)), I like spas that cater to men as well as women. I'm always quite happy with the massages and facials (occasionally...they're kind of fun!) I get there. I haven't settled on a favorite massuse (sp?) yet (I've only been four times) but I've been happy with each one thus far. Ambience is good, they could have a more picturesque location but the service has been great and it's so convenient from where I work that it's okay by me.
not bad .... – this is a low-key spa. nothing too extravagent. The esthetician DORIS is the best. She is a miracle worker. I've been to a few spas before PW and I have had a microderm at a highly rated spa but when I got a microderm from Doris it was the first time people ever complimented on how great my skin looked .. and this only after the first treatment. so regardless of the atmosphere, the results don't compare to other spas I have been to. The products they sell are pricey and so are the treatments but that still will not stop me from getting my microderm. They always accomadate me when I come 10-20 minutes late. Thus far they have not shortened my treatments when I come in late for my aponitments
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Cranial mononeuropathy III is a problem with the function of the third cranial nerve that causes double vision and eyelid drooping.
Third cranial nerve palsy; Oculomotor palsy; Pupil-involving third cranial nerve palsy; Mononeuropathy - compression type
Cranial mononeuropathy III is a mononeuropathy, which means that only one nerve is affected. It affects the third cranial (oculomotor) nerve, one of the cranial nerves that controls eye movement. Local tumors or swelling can press on and damage the nerve.
Causes may include:
Rarely, people with migraine headaches may have a temporary problem with the oculomotor nerve. This is probably due to a spasm of the blood vessels. In some cases, no cause can be found.
Other symptoms may occur if the cause is a tumor or swelling of the brain. Decreasing alertness is a serious sign, because it could be a sign of brain damage or impending death.
An eye examination may show:
A complete medical and nervous system (neurological) examination is performed to find out if any other parts of the body are affected.
Other tests may include:
You may need to be referred to a doctor who specializes in vision problems related to the nervous system (neuro-ophthalmologist).
Some people get better without treatment. Treating the cause (if it can be found) may relieve the symptoms in many cases.
Treatment may include:
Some cranial nerve dysfunctions will respond to treatment. A few cases result in some permanent loss of vision or eye drooping.
Causes such as brain swelling due to a tumor or stroke or a brain aneurysm may be life threatening.
Call your health care provider if you have double vision and it doesn't go away in a few minutes, especially if you also have eyelid drooping.
Quickly treating disorders that could press on the nerve may reduce the risk of developing cranial mononeuropathy III.
Baloh RW. Neuro-ophthalmology. In: Goldman L, Ausiello D, eds. Cecil Medicine. 23rd ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier;2007:chap 450.
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LINCOLN — Tom Osborne said Nebraskans are "going to see some really exciting things'' in the newly renovated Memorial Stadium — and he wasn't even talking about what will be happening on the football field.
Osborne joined University of Nebraska-�Lincoln officials Thursday in unveiling the soaring $63.5�million East Stadium expansion to Memorial Stadium.
It's a project that not only expands the size of the sea of red on game days in Lincoln but includes laboratories holding the promise for world-class research into concussions and athletic performance.
University officials say the level of collaboration between athletics and academics that will be seen within the East Stadium's new research labs may be unprecedented on any other campus in the country.
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The 3,300 added general admission seats are the first additional seats along the sidelines since the stadium opened nine decades ago. All previous stadium seat additions have come in the end zones.
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There are also 2,119 new club seats and 38 additional skybox suites, bringing the total number of private suites in the stadium to 101.
The new East Stadium rises 165 feet above the field, the same height as the press box on the west side. Fans will reach all the seats and skyboxes by traveling on a series of new escalators up into the stadium.
Each new seat includes a chair back and a front rail for comfort and is 20 inches wide, 2 inches wider than the average for the rest of the stadium.
John Ingram, associate athletic director for planning, believes Nebraska fans will be wowed both by the scope of the massive addition and the view from it.
"I think visually it completes (the stadium),'' he said. "I can't wait for the fans of the Huskers to come in here and experience the new Memorial Stadium.''
Osborne said fans in the upper decks of many stadiums are far from the action. That's not true in the new East Stadium, which instead rises steeply to put fans right on top of the field.
Osborne said that's important when athletic departments are trying to keep stadiums full in the age of high-definition TV.
"Fans want to feel engaged and be part of the action,'' he said. "I think they will here.''
Like the West Stadium expansion before it, the new East Stadium is a totally separate building from the original. That construction approach was necessary because the original stadium, built in 1922, cannot support the additional weight.
Focus on Nebraska: A contest
Nebraska's Memorial Stadium last year celebrated its 50th year of sellouts. The World-Herald's Focus on Nebraska photography contest gives Husker fans a chance to share their shots from the streak.
Submit your best photos showing your favorite parts of game day or your memories of good times with friends and family. The World-Herald this fall will publish a book about the sellout streak that will feature the best of the photos submitted.
Register online to begin uploading your photos. Then start voting for the ones you like. Winners in 20 categories will receive free books.
For more details and to register, go to the Focus on Nebraska website at www.focusonnebraska.com.
As on the west side, the engraved words that graced the side of the old, gray stadium are preserved, visible within the greatly expanded concourses of the new structure. The words are also visible from windows looking out from the new labs.
Indeed, it's the 50,000 square feet of research space that make East Stadium unique.
The Nebraska Athletics Performance Lab at the north end of the building will focus on areas critical to increased performance, health and injury prevention.
The space includes a half-court basketball floor and a plot of artificial turf where athletes can be studied while they perform.
Some 20 video cameras mounted on the ceiling can focus on athletes from any angle, while devices in the floor measure the force of their steps, allowing researchers to better analyze the athletes' movements.
The south end of the building will house the Center for Brain, Biology and Behavior, which will use imaging technology to better understand brain biology and function.
The center's director, Dennis Molfese, is heading up a major collaborative Big Ten/Ivy League study of concussions in sports, a major concern in college football today.
"This is an exciting resource and an exciting time,'' Molfese said Thursday.
Osborne said the facility could also give Nebraska a leg up in another key area: recruiting.
When prospective student-�athletes visit campus, their parents are interested not only in athletics and academics, but also in their child's health and well-being. They will see when they come to Lincoln that there is no school that's doing more to promote those things than Nebraska, he said.
"Certainly great things are going to come out of here, things that will benefit mankind all over,'' Osborne said. "But also from the standpoint of recruiting, it's going to be huge.''
East Stadium: By the Numbers
6,000: new seats added, bringing the average attendance to more than 91,000
2,119: club seats added, giving Nebraska 5,341 in the West and East Stadiums
800 tons: amount of reinforced steel
165 feet: new height of East Stadium
38: new suites added, increasing the overall number to 101
36: new restrooms, including 14 women's, 10 men's and 12 family
12: new concession stands
10: eight elevators and two escalators added for easy access to seats
3: number of Husker Authentic Team Stores, counting a new retail store in East Stadium
Memorial Stadium capacity
1923: Stadium opens
1964: South end zone section added, making stadium a horseshoe
1965: Center portion of north end zone section added
1966: Both wings of north end zone added, turning stadium into a bowl
1972: South end zone extended
1994: Capacity reduced to create accessible seating for handicapped
1999: New skyboxes and club seating added
2000: Capacity reduced to add more club seating
2006: North Stadium expanded, skyboxes added
(Approximately) 92,000
2013: East Stadium expansion to add general, club and skybox seats
SOURCES: University of Nebraska-Lincoln, World-Herald archives
The Memorial Stadium expansion and the ribbon-cutting ceremony.


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Venecia Butler and her sister Randa Carroll along with a tremendous group of volunteers helped with the 5K run/walk/wheel Saturday from 7:30 a.m. until the race concluded around noon. The volunteers were responsible for baking several of the breakfast casseroles and food items that were enjoyed by all the volunteers and participants. There were over 140 participants who signed up either to run, walk, or wheel in wheel chairs for this awesome project/program. The participants ranged in age from four years old to almost 90 years old.
The participants started out with breakfast at the Solid Rock Café so we thank Mrs. Jennifer Gillette and her employees for providing a truly wonderful breakfast full of eggs, biscuits & gravy, breakfast potatoes, orange slices, apples & bananas along with juices and milk to start everybody's day out right. Jennifer has always supported this cause and we can never thank her and her family enough.
The participants who did not pre-registered and began getting ready for the 5K run/walk/wheel that would take them from the front of the Farmers & Merchants Bank to the Piedmont City Fire Truck at Trinity Missionary Baptist Church where the participates moved onto the Chief Ladiga Trail to start their journey back to the middle of town where they got off the trial at Connie Cantrell's Changes & Dry Cleaning to finally run/walk/wheel under the archway full of pink balloons where they time was announced by the time keeper. Each participant completed the run/walk/wheel and had a truly wonderful time in Piedmont on Saturday.
Upon completion of the event, Vececia Butler called off the top five winners in each category and some of the participates received gift cards, certificates, and medals like the oldest participants and the youngest participant who was Piedmont Police Officer Sheldon Estes and his wife Allison Estes' nine month old son who was wheeled in a stroller during the entire race route. Justin Owen finished the overall race/walk/wheel with the best time.


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Portland >Beauty > Dosha Salon Spa
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Neighborhoods: Southeast Uplift Neighborhood Program, Richmond
I've shopped here many times for Aveda products, and found the service to be friendly enough, although the vibe is definitely not so Hawthorne. Good spot for a swanky pedi!
Great manicure probably because I did the Shellac. Pedicure polish was chipping off before I even got home. Would not go again
Beware this place is filthy and exposes the public to raw sewage leaking from its pedicure stations.
Best pedicures, massages and facials and love the steam room/soaking pool!
Avoid This Place – Went to have my medium brown hair cut and colored. I stressed over and over that I did not want my hair to come out dark. Reassured that it would not. A lady with 8 years experience dyed my hair said the roots would be slightly lighter and blend in the with the rest. Result: Bright orange roots and black hair. A five minute haircut that was a joke. I complained and went back a few days later. She corrected the haircut (it still looked awful), but absolutely REFUSED to admit that she had done anything wrong with the color. The stylist, Phung, was angry that I had called her manager, she kept me waiting 20 mins for my appointment then would not listen to me. I gave up. I fixed my hair myself, but I have to wait for the black to fade. She told me my hair looked brown but everyone else said that my hair looked black. Talk about being in denial. This woman actually thinks that she is a good stylist. My husband said that they are worse than Supercuts. I agree.
I called to make an appointment with my talented and sweet stylist Mandi Buckley, and learned quickly that she has left the salon (I assume for bigger and better things) and was told she has moved out of state!! I immediately searched Facebook to try to get intouch with her. and IN FACT learned that DOSHA is LYING about her leaving the state. How horrible is that? Sounds like a cry of desperation. (Because Mandi is one of the best things to happen to that place.) She is in fact still on Portland, and cutting hair at 220 Salon in Downtown. Also, They offered me a FREE cut with the stylist of my choice if i stayed with them! I inquired about this to Mandi, and she replied by saying the tech. wouldnt be getting paid AT ALL for the discounted services! This is an unethical salon. I can't believe how they are treating Mandi after 5 years of service for them! Do not go here.
I have been going to dosha for about 4 years now and I have to say, that every time I go back, it gets worse. I found a wonderful hairstylist a while ago and got my hair cut by her many times, but then she was moved to a different location. I followed her there and continued to get my hair cut by her. The next time I tried to make an appointment they said she no longer worked for dosha. This happened 3 different times, with 3 different hair dressers. I started to see a pattern, and I can now say that I can tell dosha does not treat their employees well. I've even had a hairstylist that was completely rude the entire time she cut my hair and told Me how she was going to cut MY hair. Just no....save yourself the despair.
Dosha Salon--Clackamas – What a disaster!!! I went in for a haircut that involved short hair with long layers and came out with what the girls at Dosha called " a cute pixie". Were I going for a PIXIE this would have been great, but I wasn't! My hair is now 2 inches long all over, and will take weeks to grow back out. I am mystified as to how one can take a picture in, but come out with something that looks nothing like it. If I had wanted hair that was 2 inches long, I certainly would have asked for it......this is a place I will never go back to, nor ever recommend to anyone.
Forget it – A dear friend recently gave me the gift of a very generous salon/spa certificate to Dosha I went here for a manicure/pedicure. It was not even a little bit good. The polish came off the next day. Dosha is one of the most overrated salons/"spas" around. The staff is miserable, the management surly, and the services overpriced and mediocre at best.. It's unfortunate to pay $70+ dollars for a mani/pedi when you get "chop shop" quality.
Awful services - lots of hype – I would never go back. My pedicure was done by a young man whose hands were shaking and he took twice as long as the two folks there. It was creepy.
I paid to have a more senior stylist for a haircut as I wanted a change and advice. She mentioned twice "Well, now that you are older (I am 53) . . . . ." Then proceeded to give me the worst haircut I have ever had. She refused to wash my hair before the cut and said she always cuts hair dry. I have very curly hair and that just doesn't work, I told her so and she said, "Let's just try it, I have a lot of experience" Well, she found out that I actually knew my hair better than she did, she looked a bit shocked when she was trying to blowdry and style it afterwards and kept snipping bits off to try to fix it. I called a halt and left. It was an awful experience in a beautiful setting - they should pay more for better stylists rather than a gas fireplace. Don't go.
expensive for what? – I went in for a massage, hair style and make up. This was a first for me, as I have never pampered myself professionally. The setup and feeling was very nice, but it was all for the eyes, less for the body. The massage was wimpy. And the hair stylist seemed like she had no idea what to do with my hair. She seemed afraid of it's natural curl so she covered in in about 8 products. I felt like the bride of frankenstein. The make-up was good, but nothing too special. Both the hair and make-up, though scheduled were very very late. All in all, because of the huge cost, I will not be going back.
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We are pleased to announce that the ARG UK/ARC Amphibian Identification guide has been newly updated for 2014. The guide has been expanded with funding from Natural England's support for ARG UK's educational work, and it is available to all ARGs as a free resource - for example to support training events, to assist in responding to identification queries and even to print out and stick up on display boards.
The full document can be downloaded here: Amphibian ID guide 2014 (updated) or from ARC's website (http://www.arc-trust.org)
Please report all your sightings to an appropriate recorder, such as your local ARG or the Record Pool (http://www.recordpool.org.uk), so that the observations can feed into conserving our native herpetofauna.
Welcome to Make the Adder Count 2014. Started in 2005, this long-running survey aims to encourage springtime counts of adders, with the objectives of informing local conservation projects/interests and gathering a long-term surveillance dataset.
Make the Adder Count encourages experienced observers to gather data in a standardised way (by making at least three and, ideally, five or six, counts of snakes) so that information may be pooled to build a picture of trends in adder populations nationally.
In 2014 the project will be co-ordinated by the Chair of ARGUK, Chris Monk, who has taken over from John Baker after 8 years of sterling service. To take part please contact him at:
You can download the MTAC forms for 2014 here:
Make the Adder Count recording form 2014
Survey notes and additional information can be downloaded from here
Make the Adder Count notes 2014
MTAC has been generously supported by:
In 2013, Amphibian and Reptile Conservation and ARGUK launched a new project - ToadSize - that aims to investigate the impact of road mortality on toad populations, and how that is affected by toad patrolling. This is achieved by measuring male toads on their way to their breeding ponds.
In the 2013 season, we were delighted to receive over 750 records from 19 crossing sites, with some rather unexpected results, which showed that at the sites tested the most important factors were frequency of partol and distance form breeding pond. For more on this please download our powerpoint Toadsize 2013 results
We would also like to thank everybody who took part.
In the 2014 breeding season, we would like to repeat the ToadSize project, to gather additional information from both existing and new sites, and to test our preliminary findings. This will inform future conservation efforts. Therefore, once again, ARGUK and ARC would like help from the local ARGs and toad patrollers.
We want measurements from sites where road mortality is known to be high. But we also need to compare these with sites where there is low mortality (e.g. quiet roads or roads temporarily closed to traffic), or no mortality. All types of site are welcomed, and if you or your ARG can organise data collection from one of each, then it would be a valuable addition to the project.
To get involved with ToadSize 2014, please download the recording forms:
ToadSize 2014 recording form in excel
ToadSize 2014 methods and recording form (.pdf)
If you can contribute to this citizen-science project to investigate the impacts of road traffic on common toads, then please contact Angie Julian (ARGUK Secretary)
The safety of volunteers is of paramount importance, and so participants in ToadSize should adhere to the safety measures recommended for all toad patrolling work.


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American sunscreens need an upgrade
The last time a new sunscreen ingredient came on the U.S. market, the Y2K bug was threatening to destroy our way of life. Intel had just introduced the Pentium III processor, featuring an amazing 500 MHz of computing power.
Coffee growers' prayers for rain met with threat of deluge
Brazil's drought made arabica coffee this year's best-performing commodity. Now, farmers are facing a downpour that is once more threatening crops.
Celebrity quack moms are a terrible influence on everyday parents
On April 15, the actress Alicia Silverstone released a book called "The Kind Mama: A Simple Guide to Supercharged Fertility, a Radiant Pregnancy, a Sweeter Birth, and a Healthier, More Beautiful Beginning." It's chock-full of attachment parenting lessons and dangerous misinformation.
Affirmative action ruling challenges colleges seeking diversity
The U.S. Supreme Court's support of Michigan's ban on race-based affirmative action in university admissions may spur colleges to find new ways to achieve diversity without using racial preferences.
A 'wearable robot' helps her walk again
Science is about facts, numbers, laws and formulas. To be really good at it, you need to spend a lot of time in school. But science is also about something more: dreaming big and helping people.
Cuba is running out of condoms
The newest item on Cuba's list of dwindling commodities is condoms, which are now reportedly in short supply. In response, the Cuban government has approved the sale of expired condoms.
The waffle taco's biggest enemy isn't McDonald's. It's consumer habits.
Gesturing to Taco Bell, Thompson said McDonald's had "not seen an impact relative to the most recent competitor that entered the [breakfast] space," and that new competition would only make McDonald's pursue breakfast more aggressively.
VIDEO: Leopard attacks crowd in India
A leopard caused panic in the city of Chandrapur when it sprung from the roof of a house and charged at rescue workers.
The top 12 government programs ever
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'Warlock' in West Virginia accused of sexual assault
Police in West Virginia say a man claiming to be a "warlock" used promises of magical spells to lure children into committing sexual acts with him.
Cats outsmart the researchers
I knew a lot had been written about dogs, and I assumed there must be at least a handful of studies on cats. But after weeks of scouring the scientific world for someone - anyone - who studied how cats think, all I was left with was this statement, laughed over the phone to me by one of the world's top animal cognition experts, a Hungarian scientist named Ádám Miklósi.
House Republicans are more active on Twitter than Democrats
Your representative in the House is almost certainly on Twitter. Your senator definitely is. But how are they using the social network? Are Democrats more active than Republicans, or vice versa? Who has the most followers on the Hill?
Do your genes make you procrastinate?
Procrastinators, in my experience, like nothing better than explaining away their procrastination: General busyness, fear of failure, and simple laziness are just a handful of the excuses and theories often tossed around. Now researchers from the University of Colorado Boulder have added another option to the list: genetics.
Do White Castle prices tell us anything about the minimum wage?
The paper looked at how many delicious steamed sliders the minimum wage has been able to purchase over time. The point is that as it notes, in 1981, the $3.35 minimum could buy a whole dozen. Today, at $7.25, it could purchase just 10.
VIDEO: Moose charges snowmobile, flees after warning shot
While snowmobiling in New England, Bob and Janis Powell of Maine were charged by a moose and caught the entire attack on camera.
Can Hillary Clinton rock the cradle and the world?
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Smartphone kill switches are coming
Smartphones need kill switches. It's a relatively easy solution to the pricey (and irritating) problem of smartphone theft. But who would have thought that the big carriers would team up with Apple, Google, Microsoft, Nokia, Samsung and lots of other manufacturers to voluntarily begin adding the technology by July 2015? The cooperative spirit! It makes so much sense!
Why do wolves howl?
Of all the myths that dog the wolf, none is more widely accepted than the idea that wolves howl at the moon. Images of wolves with their heads upturned, singing at the night sky, are as unquestioned as a goldfish's three-second memory or a dog's color-blindness (both also myths).
Biggest student loan profits come from grad students
This week, the Congressional Budget Office projected that the federal government would earn roughly $127 billion from student lending during the next 10 years.
Pennsylvania won't take action following Ohio ruling on quakes, fracking
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VIDEO: Boston bomb scare defendant appears in court
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The Home Improvement Research Institute elected new officers during the group's quarterly board meeting Tuesday.
Dennis Neumann, manager marketing analysis at Andersen Windows, was elected as HIRI president. Russ Ellis, VP at the Reader's Digest Association, was elected VP. Rounding out the list of officers, Shawna Martin, market research manager for Masco Corp., was elected secretary.
Beloit, Wis.-based ABC Supply announced it promotion of Daniel Piché to vice president of national business development.
In his new role, Piché will be responsible for building and enhancing the company's relationships with multiple customers, including builders, remodelers, and large commercial contractors.
Newell Rubbermaid has made way for a major e-commerce recalibration with the appointment of Jeremy Liebowitz as the company's first VP global e-commerce. Touting an 18-year track record of driving e-commerce growth, Liebowitz will be spearheading Rubbermaid's latest initiative to develop a global online presence.
Liebowitz is leaving his position as VP digital commerce and marketing at Jaden Corp., where he achieved steady online revenue growth over five years.
When an employee requires a period of leave because of a medical issue or disability, the situation is not always straightforward, and the best way to manage it is not always clear. Adding to the confusion is that employers face an ever-changing alphabet soup of federal and state laws and regulations, starting with the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA).
When employers act as though the 1959 song "Money (That's What I Want)" represents employees' top priorities in the workplace, they miss some of the most important drivers of satisfaction and engagement.
"It is well known that money is a short-term motivator," Jayne Mattson, senior vice president, Keystone Associates, told SHRM Online. Ultimately, employees look for an organization and position where their values are met, core skills are utilized and work tasks align with interests, she said.
Some companies are adding employee and customer comments to their performance appraisal process using Facebook-type systems.
The general term for this is "crowdsourcing." Dawn MacKay, vice president of Halogen Software in Ottawa, Ontario, defined the approach as "taking full advantage of feedback and input, both solicited and unsolicited, from as many sources as possible, to inform the assessment of an employee's performance."
Recovering from a violent incident or disaster in the workplace can take months, but having a plan and sources of help prior to the event can make the process smoother.
Employees' emotional reactions to a violent event in the workplace begin within the first few minutes after the event, said experts from AlliedBarton security services during an April 2012 webinar, "Regaining Your Ground: Resilience After a Workplace Violence Event."
When it comes to designing and communicating employee benefit programs, employee input and involvement can be a boon. After all, one of the best ways to gain buy-in for and to communicate employee benefit programs is to use peer-to-peer interaction. If a group of employees supports these programs and makes it a point to tell other employees, organizations can build buy-in for programs and changes more readily.
In the tradition of encouraging innovation, The National Hardware Show will give credit where credit is due through a series of awards ceremonies recognizing the best of the best in product design and innovation.
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York, Pa.-based building products company WOLF renamed and reorganized several divisions amid a slew of new appointments.
The restructuring will result in a reduction in the number of business units from 13 to seven for the company that said it is continuing its transition from a traditional distributor to "an innovative new supply-chain model."
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David Kravish had 11 points and 12 rebounds for the Golden Bears, who had five players score in double figures.
Crabbe, who scored a career-high 33 against Pepperdine on Tuesday, had 17 points in the second half and helped key a decisive run to keep the Golden Bears undefeated on the young season.
"I was looking for my shot too much at first instead of getting to the middle like I did in the second," Crabbe said. "I started doing that and found myself getting easy buckets."
Brett Olson had 17 and leading scorer Chris Udofia had 16 points for the Pioneers. Sophomore Royce O'Neale heated up late to finish with 14 points for Denver.
Cal (3-0) led by one at the break but quickly opened up a seven point lead behind the scoring of Crabbe, Cobbs and Robert Thurman. Thurman scored six quick points as the Golden Bears went ahead 45-39 near the 12-minute mark.
"Justin had a stretch where he made some shots, then Allen made some shots," Cal coach Mike Montgomery said. "We played better in the second half."
Udofia, who had just 2 points on 1 for 6 shooting in the first half, kept the Pioneers close. He hit his first five shots of the second and converted a three-point play with 11:39 left to pull Denver to within 45-42.
"I realized at halftime I had to turn it up a little bit," Udofia said. "I wasn't being as productive. The second half I had a totally different mindset and decided to be aggressive going to the basket."
Cal stepped up after that. Cobbs hit a runner in the lane, Crabbe drained a 3-pointer and Thurman hit a short baseline hook to push the Golden Bears' advantage to 52-42 with 8:27 left.
Crabbe's 3-pointer put him over the 1,000-point mark in his 68th game at Cal. He now has 1,010 points and is the 42nd player in school history to reach the milestone.
"After the win I honestly forgot about it, until people reminded me of it," he said. "It's a good accomplishment, but I was happy we got the win."
After a layup by Blake Foeman stopped the run, the Golden Bears scored eight straight points to open up a 60-44 lead with 5:01 left.
"That was the turning point when they built that lead," Olson said. "Our defense kind of let down, we wore down, and they were starting to get the middle on us and got what they wanted to. We couldn't get around it."
Denver pulled within 69-61 on a 3-pointer by Olson and seven straight points from O'Neale, but Cal hit its free throws down the stretch to keep Denver at bay.
Udofia, who had carried the Pioneers to start the second, missed three shots in the face of amped up defense by Cal. Denver missed seven shots overall and committed two turnovers as Cal took control.
The Pioneers (1-2) scored the first eight points of the game before Cal got going. The Golden Bears trailed by five when they went on a 13-3 run to take a 19-14 lead midway through the first half.
"We started the game like we were playing at 12,000 feet," Montgomery said.
Denver scored the next six points, but Cal opened up a 29-24 lead late in the first before the Pioneers pulled to 29-28 at intermission.
Olson led Denver with 8 points in the first half, while Kravish and Cobbs had 7 each for the Golden Bears.


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Wages are being slashed, health care and pension plans cut or eliminated, workers fired, full-time workers reduced to part timers, safety requirements ignored, jobs outsourced and paychecks failing to match inflation for decades.
Unions, which represented 35 percent of the work force in 1954, have shrunk to 7 percent today in the private sector. As a result their political power has eroded.
Moreover the middle class, created by vibrant unionism, has been steadily dwindling.
American labor laws are the most repressive in the industrialized world. Yet President Obama, that great centrist and pragmatist, refuses to push for the Employee Free Choice Act that would help close the inequality gap.
Corporations are spending hundreds of millions for propaganda to defeat the EFCA. The campaign is being led by the reprehensible low-wage Walmart empire.
Walmart sells for less because it can afford to undersell competition: mass purchases of goods, subcontracting overseas for supplies produced for a pittance--and vicious union-busting.
Walmart has mastered the tactic of destroying unions. In new employee orientation the company shows an anti-union video.
It has a hotline for managers to ferret out any union activity and to dispatch a "labor relations team" to squelch it. Captive audiences of Walmart workers are lectured on the "evils" of unions.
Walmart also conducts surveillance on workers, sometimes disciplining and firing them.
Populist Jim Hightower rightly calls "corporate personhood," which is constantly being decreed by the Supreme Court, "a sheer fantasy." He directs particular anger at Walmart because it is totally lacking in compassion.
In Battle Creek, Mich., a Walmart worker was fired because he tested positive for pot. No matter that he was doing so under the Michigan medical marijuana law.
No matter that he did so to combat a rare form of sinus cancer in order to keep working for Walmart. No matter that that he had given 110 percent to Walmart, often working 12- and 14-hour days. And no matter that he was Walmart's "associate of the year" in 2008.
The woes of workers were epitomized in a recent article in The Nation. The case: Mott's apple sauce company versus its striking union workers.
The workers have been out since May. And no wonder. Mott, now part of the Dr. Pepper Snapple Group, is insisting on givebacks despite booming profits.
Bosses at the Mott plant in Williamson, N.Y., are demanding $3-an-hour wage cuts for all workers, elimination of pensions for new workers, reduction of the employer match on the 401(k) from 5 percent to 4 percent and institution of a healthcare plan with higher premiums and co-pays.
Ari Paul, writer of the magazine article, makes it clear that gutting worker pay and benefits is simply "to enrich its executives even further."
Larry Young, CEO of Dr Pepper Snapple, had a compensation package of $6.5 million in 2009.
It is yet another blistering indictment of capitalism and capitalistic greed. CEOs get enormously wealthy at the expense of people who actually produce the product.
Since unemployment is high in the western New York area of Williamson, Mott employers are seeking to cash in on the miseries of joblessness.
Bruce Beal of the union bargaining committee pointed out how inhumane Mott is.
"They said that if we can't meet our finances on the contract they're offering us then we should sell our homes," Beal said.
More inhumaneness: Beal was told by a company official that workers needed to think of themselves as commodities like "soybeans or oil because as supply rises the price goes down."
Mott has become a nationwide symbol of how workers are being stomped on by management.
Anna Burger, the highest-ranking woman in the labor movement, is quitting in frustration after 38 years of battling for workers' rights.
She noted that the labor movement has grown smaller and weaker when it should be growing because of stagnating wages. But she pointed out the main reason for the decline: worker intimidation by corporations.
"There's still a total assault by corporations to stop workers from having unions," she said.
Burger headed the Change to Win, a federation of 5 million union members, and was secretary-treasurer of the Service Employees International Union representing 2 million janitors and hospital workers.
The anti-union fervor of business is pushed by newspaper chains like Gannett. This is clearly unethical for newspapers supposedly fighting for the common people.
Gannett's lust for stockholder profits renders ethics classes in journalism schools meaningless.
Jake Highton teaches journalism at the University of Nevada, Reno. Contact him at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Management Recommendations For Washington's Priority Species: Dungeness Crab (Cancer magister)
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Visions of the controversial Miller Lite commercial . . .Originally posted by Devin73:
If B-Com were celebrity deathmatch, who would you pit vs one another from hosts past and present? Anna vs. Nicole? Hmmmmm. Would mud be involved?
Lula don't do no deathmatches.Originally posted by Serenity:
Are there enough "dolls" in the studio to pose them against each other in front of the webcam like a celebrity deathmatch? Maybe someone can improvise a short scene during one or two tunes; like, Freddy vs Jason. Heck....rubberband some sticks behind a couple of action figures and have a puppet show.
Dunno. Let's see....Originally posted by piqaboo:
She went trolling for Trolls, as I understand it.
Deathmatch sounds right up her alley.
I'd put my money on the b.com hula doll tho. She's got the homefield advantage.
Dunno. Let's see....Originally posted by dkm32:
Actually, that may have been how you would have been caught if you had been riding a Harley!Originally posted by operatenor:
Sorry Devin, I wouldn't be caught DEAD on a Harley! Unmitigated junk, stem to stern!
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This guy makes $118,000 per game in salary, not including any shoe money, or apparel money he gets from the CBA. What is $5000 to him? That is roughly the same percentage as a guy making $60,000 per year paying a $30 parking ticket. Except the guy paying the ticket needs that $30 to help pay his mortgage, while an NBA player pays his mortgage with 2 games salary.
Why not say that the flop caused the integrity of that specific game to be damaged, and fine the player their salary for that game? If it is Wallace, it is a $118,000 fine. if it is Lebron, it is a $350,000 fine. Want to bet the flopping would stop immediately? These guys drop $5000 at the nearest strip club, after a loss.


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Good news and bad in the latest drought forecast from the federal government: The situation is expected to improve in the next few months east of Central Texas, but it's expected stay bad and even get worse in parts of South Texas.
Ed Walker, manager of the groundwater conservation district in Dimmit, La Salle and Zavala counties, says there has been some rainfall this spring but nowhere near enough.
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Thanks MsSnarkyPants, the side view definitely shows the biggest difference. I am sticking to the plan and haven't missed a workout, but am struggling a bit with the diet. Still going in the right direction and will keep going for life now.
Good luck with your journey. Jo
Doing Amazing!!!! Keep up the great work!!!
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