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Review: Samsung Galaxy Tab Pro 10.1
Most of Samsung's recent tablets have been decidedly mid-range. Mediocre screen resolution, budget processors, plastic builds ... these qualities have gone hand-in-hand with just about all of the company's tablet efforts. But 2014 is a different story, with Samsung's high-end Galaxy Pro tablets hitting store shelves. We'll be reviewing all of them soon, but today we're starting with the Galaxy Tab Pro 10.1. Read More
Game Review: Titanfall (Xbox One)
Respawn Entertainment's first-ever title is a complex and engaging first-person shooter that adds parkour wall-running and giant mech combat to the somewhat tired genre. Not only does the title have a lot riding on it, but with so many gameplay mechanics vying for position, the developer has given itself a significant balancing act to perform. Read on to find out how it fares. Read More
Last September, we heard about a new cycling multitool known as Fix it Sticks. A successful Kickstarter project, it consists of two aluminum "sticks" that can be joined together to form a T wrench, with a different type of bit permanently attached to each end. At the time, several readers complained that the bits should be interchangeable. Well, those people will be happy to learn that the designer has now come out with the Fix It Sticks Replaceable Edition. We got to try one out, and can attest to the fact that it's a gooder. Read More
Review: Microsoft Surface Pro 2
With the first Surface Pro, Microsoft laid out its vision of the future: one mobile device with the guts of a laptop that can replace your tablet, laptop, and maybe even desktop. Unfortunately that first model also brought along some sketchy battery life. But what happens when you improve on that by 75 percent? You have the Surface Pro 2, a much less compromised hybrid PC. Read More
Review: Apogee Duet for iPad and Mac
American purveyor of audio equipment Apogee has long commanded an enviable reputation regarding the quality of its hardware. The most recent iteration of the Apogee Duet sees iOS functionality added to the popular recording device, allowing users to easily move between an iOS device or a Mac to record and perform music. Gizmag takes the newest Duet for a spin to see how well it performs on both an iPad Air and a Mac. Read More
Review: iQi Mobile wireless charger
Smartphone manufacturers have yet to begin including wireless charging functionality in their handsets as a matter of course. There are, however, a number of devices available that can add wireless charging functionality. The Fonesalesman iQi Mobile is one such device – let's take a look at how it performs. Read More
Chances are that you already carry a smartphone with you wherever you go, and if you're a wildlife-watcher, hiker, or sporting-event spectator, then you likely also have a pair of binoculars. Well, the Snapzoom is a new product that brings those two devices together – it lets you get telephoto snapshots of distant subjects, by holding your phone's camera lens in alignment with one lens of your binoculars. I recently got a chance to try the thing out for myself, and liked what it had to offer. Read More
Review: Nokia Lumia 1520
iPhones and Android phones might get the lion's share of attention, but we think Windows Phone is a pretty terrific platform in its own right. What happens when you marry Microsoft's mobile OS to an enormous 6-in phablet? You get the Nokia Lumia 1520, the first of its kind. Read on for our review. Read More
Review: Microsoft Surface 2
The slow sales of the original Microsoft Surface may have made it an easy target for snarky comments (including some from yours truly), but we also think there's a lot to love about Microsoft's series of hybrid PCs. Let's take a look at the latest version of the Windows RT model, as Gizmag reviews the Microsoft Surface 2. Read More
Review: Socam UltiMate Action Camera
Things got a little tighter in the already-crowded actioncam market this week, as Conrad Electronic announced its Socam UltiMate Action Camera. Among its features are a rotating lens, a streamlined form factor, and an included splash-proof case. I was provided with a pre-release review unit, which I've been trying out over the past couple of weeks. Read on, to find out how I liked it. Read More
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A friend of mine sends me these crazy rants/poems/soc types of compositions from time to time.
If there's a deeper meaning to these, he will take that knowledge to his grave.
(I wish him well with that)
I appreciate that he's just dancing with words that have an almost Zappa-esque maniacal quality to them.
I usually laugh when I read them and thought I'd share one.
Maybe more.
We'll see.
This is from the all too creative mind of my dear friend Will Marks.
Slim Jim Gravy Train
Radioactive corn chip haze gotcha in a tailspin
'Get up and go' captured in a green bottle
Ducks flying south, cottage cheese nightmare ashtray
Slim Jim 7-Eleven electric flag roller coaster nightmare
Greasy rain flooding out the mattress factory
Death train is a-rollin' by Tootsie Roll Valley
Soda pop bubble, ruptured whale blubber h-bomb
Jimi asked Johnny, 'what took you so long?'
Kinda reminds me of THIS
Crayjee, huh?
If you like Louie CK, you get this.
Rolling Stone can suck it.
Bravo, dude.
Had an interesting customer today.
An attorney from the Big Apple nonetheless.
His corpulent and somewhat vocal wife sat her crinkly bumcakes on a leather chair while hubby proceeded
to thrill me with his infinite knowledge of cavendish/aromatic pipe tobacco.
Customer: Yeah, I had a blend you guys make and I liked it. It was called . . . um . . . 4 . . . 43 . . . 43 something.
Me: 432?
Customer: Yeah, yeah, that's it. You got something that's kinda similar but different? (this guy IS a lawyer)
Me: Sure do. (pick up a can of whatever and offer him a sniff)
Customer: Oh, man! That's way too strong! (It isn't) How about something a little milder?
Me: Absolutely, sir. (pick up another can of whatever and offer him a sniff)
Customer: Oooh! That's nasty! Maybe I should just stick with the 432.
Me: I pegged you as a '432 guy' the minute you walked in the door, sir. (winking) You like what you like, right?
(we have another name for this blend that's unfortunately proprietary)
Customer: Yeah, I guess so. (laughing, while gazing not so lovingly at the lounging and now sweating profusely Wifey)
[No AC in store] [No lie]
Me: How much would you like, sir? An ounce? Two ounces?
Customer: Two ounces. I'm just going to peruse your pipes while you do that.
Whiney Wifey: (in a commanding and demeaning tone) You're not buying anymore pipes today!
(to me she says) He already has too many. (a look of disgust on her face)
Me: How many pipes do you have? (I'm already feeling sorry for this choad)
Customer: 6 or 7
Me: Oooh! You animal! (my associate has over 400+ Castello high grades worth God knows what)
Customer: (smiles, and very slyly says) I started making my own pipes, too. (eyebrows going up to impress me)
Me: Really? (not really curious but being polite)
Whiney Wifey: You should see 'em! Pff. (offering up a nasty and disapproving grin)
(to hubby) You're such a loser! (hubby looks at me, and . . . )
Customer: {{{shrugs. admits defeat to his personal ball and chain}}}
I'm wondering if they have children.
To me, it seems a virtual/sexual impossibility.
Whiney Wifey( WW)(Anti-Cougar) finally goes outside to test the weight limit of our all too ancient benches as hubby looks at more pipes.
He finds one, takes it down and places it on the counter before running out of the store like a kid at a carnival to ask for WW's permission to buy it.
I found this sale comical in ways but so damn sad in many others.
Here's a smart man (supposedly?) being controlled 100% by a woman that defies the definition of 'loving and beautiful wife', in my most humble opinion.
She was demeaning and down right salty.
My opinion? She's in need of some high colonic irrigation. With Liquid Plumber. (ooh. that was a bit harsh)
And who knows, maybe 432 keeps her away from him like Off! spray keeps skeeters away from me.
If it does, he should have bought 40-50lbs of the stuff.
Hey, she's worth it.
Get happy and sing!!!!
Narwhals make everyone happy!
I troll the internet on a nightly basis and find gif images that I would love to share.
Facebook doesn't allow these creative creations.
Who the hell knows.
That said, I am instituting a weekly offering on Fridays only.
Send me your favorite gif images and I will post them here and put a link on my
Facebook page.
There are some amazing, funny and creative Gifs out there.
Send them to me via link/Facebook message.
This could be fun.
My weekly offering is above . . .
If you're wondering what a gif is, please ask Google . . . :=)
A co-worker was walking back to the store last week after lunch when he was approached
by a grown man dressed as a Girl Scout.
Dress, hat and all.
Around Park Square in Boston, freaks like this elicit little but a glance.
This freak spoke to my colleague in passing and said,
"I always wanted to be a Girl Scout. If you could buy a box of cookies you could make me really feel like one."
These people exist, folks.
We get phone calls from people looking for K2, Salvia and numerous cannabis alternatives.
The latest is 'Kush'.
I took a call yesterday from some bonehead that asked, "You guys have any kush?"
I said, "Try 'Bed, Bath and Beyond. They sell it by the boatload."
Dial tone.
I think BB&B sells bath salts too.
We hear you can smoke those and get off with the right pipe.
Christ save us all.
Off to snort some totally rad solid Degree deodorant.
Pass the aaa batteries . . .
When I first started working in Boston nearly 8 years ago little did I know of the cast of characters that would eventually cross my path.
At the cigar store where I work I have come to believe that every day is just like Halloween.
There were people like Bill the tobacco eater.
His name will tell you all you really need to know about him. And no, I'm not lying.
Bill has always been partial to McClelland pipe tobaccos.
Don't know why but I guess they just taste great.
Not sure how the people at McClelland would feel about that.
Bill also had the facial pallor of a year old corpse.
Maybe you're not supposed to eat this stuff.
Then there's Snuffers, a strange ogre-like man that snorted more nasal snuff than any human being on the planet.
During the summer months he would come into the store wearing sandals on his feet displaying brownish toenails that were not unlike box cutters.
I remember thinking that the guy could climb trees with those toenails.
There's Mr. D who depending on the day of the week would speak with a slow southern drawl, ala Colonel Cornpone (even though he had a regular Boston accent)
On his Colonel transformation days he would call me, 'Maakul'. [Michael]
Sounds almost exotic, doesn't it?
D has admitted to us that he sometimes wears panty hose around the house when he's alone.
Bet that does wonders for the property value of the neighborhood should some unsuspecting eye see him traipsing around the house wearing a sexy pair of black fishnets.
I know, TMI.
If I really thought about it I could come up with many more names of folks that should honestly be living in the Odd Fellow Home.
There's Bucky the gap toothed hooker, Head Wound Harry and Creepy Fedora Boy and on and on.
This brings me to Mr. B.
I met him in the first month while working at the cigar store. He was an older gentleman in his mid eighties by the looks of him and was an avid pipe smoker (of the meerschaum variety), a ladies man (really) and one great joke/story teller.
On one particular visit he pulled out a magnifying glass from his old leather satchel, winked at me and said, "Watch this."
He stepped outside of the front door of the shop into the sunshine and proceeded to light his pipe with the magnifying glass as curious passersby pointed and smiled at the most peculiar Mr. B.
There was something really likeable about the guy, endearing even.
If you didn't know him you would swear he was deaf as a haddock but it was usually because he often forgot to turn his hearing aids on.
Before he would leave he would always tell us a joke.
In his later years he would pull out a tattered wallet for his 'cue cards' as his memory was slowly going south.
A Mr. B joke he once told me:
A woman comes out of the shower and looks in the mirror.
She's real flat-chested and says to her husband 'What can I do to make these bigger?"
The husband says, "Get a little piece of toilet paper and rub it up and down between your boobs for a month and they'll get big."
"What makes you think that will do it?" says the wife.
The husband says, "It worked for your ass . . . "
I wish this little story had a happy ending and who knows, maybe it does.
I found out the other day that Mr. B died a year ago in December.
He was 91 years old.
I hadn't seen him in a while a thought about him the other day.
Google confirmed my suspicions when I found his obituary still online.
I'll remember him for many things but mostly because he never failed to make me smile.
I have a sneaking suspicion that many people felt the same way.
Funny that I'm not calling him by his full name.
He has more videos telling his jokes on YouTube than I will ever have. [Truth]
Farewell, Norris, my old friend.
I tip my baseball cap to the ever present one on your head.
Heaven just got one hell of a cool guy.
Rock the white clouds, you sweet bastard, rock the clouds . . .
I have no words for this video.
I love Billy Crystal and Helen Mirren.
This one took me by surprise.
Crystal and Mirren have some serious alchemy.
If you've seen the original movie and need a smile, please watch.
And if you haven't, please watch.
Edward Cullen, watch out . . .
With hundreds of red-winged blackbirds falling dead out of the sky in Louisiana,
more tornadoes than the NOAA can count,
earthquakes the magnitudes of which the world has never seen,
tropical cyclones that can only be classified as deadly and a massive oil spill that was the worst
environmental disaster of all time, I thought it was high time for some good news.
Some funny news.
Maybe even some fake and made up news.
Anything but the bullshit the media gives us.
Just scanning the web I found a number of interesting stories.
Thank you Google.
Like THIS one.
Heartwarming and true.
Or THIS one.
Not so heartwarming but probably true.
Or THIS one.
Not heartwarming at all but damn funny in a very dark and Pan's Labyrinth kind of way.
There, you feel better already, yes?
And no, I am not getting up at 3AM to watch the Royal Wedding.
I need my beauty sleep, for God's sake . . .
The text below was a spam comment on my blog that absolutely floored me.
It went into moderation (go figure) but I decided this was not a 'bot'
but an actual person spamming me.
A very funny person, truth be told.
Sorry to say I will not be posting any Christmas links. (boldface text=meta tags)
They commented on a post written for Sarah before she started out on her current venture.
Funny stuff.
"I'm currently being held hostage by the Russian Mafia [-xmas, christmas, santa]-
and being beaten to post spam comments on public forums!
If you don't approve this they will maim me. [-jingle bells, christmas music-]
They are coming back now. [-one horse open sleigh, christmas gifts, christmas music-]
Please save me! [-xmas jokes, christmas morning, christmas carol]
but seriously, just trying to make a buck.
Help me out if you know how/can.
Hope this one was at least a bit entertaining.
Original credit to a much more original hustler."
Hells yeah!

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10 Frank Ocean Songs That Would Be Great Novels
SONG: "Sweet Life" + "Super Rich Kids"
STANDOUT LYRICS: Livin' in Ladera Heights, the black Beverly Hills/Domesticated paradise, palm trees and pools/The water's blue, swallow the pill and And some don't end the way they should/My silver spoon has fed me good/A million one, a million cash/Close my eyes and feel the crash
STORY: Riches are both a blessing and a curse. On channel ORANGE, Frank Ocean made sure to address the dueling fascinations with wealth and all that it encompasses over two songs. On one end, being born into money is wondrous, so why not indulge in all the privileges that come with the title? The other side is a cynical look at how the riches can sour your life and the people that are in/around it. Placing himself into the center of a written work, experiencing both sides of the same coin would be genius.


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NICK DiPAOLO
TV Highlights: Comedy Central Presents, The Sopranos, Tough Crowd with Colin Quinn, HBO, The Tonight Show, The Late Show with David Letterman
Why He's On The Site: DiPaolo is a bastard of a man who just doesn't give a fuck who he offends...An old school & intimidating comedian, Nick's brutal honesty is refreshing to see these days...DiPaolo is a regular on Tough Crowd and always kills with his cringe worthy one liners
Official Bio: In this day of soft, fluffy comedy, Nick Di Paolo's brutally honest performances stick out like a giant thumb you might find in a prop comic's bag. Before he embarked on his stand-up career, Nick majored in marketing at the University of Maine. After graduation he quickly put his degree to use by selling frozen steaks and seafood door to door out of the back of a pick up truck. After two years of smelling like surf n' turf he decided he'd had enough.
Desperate and penniless, Nick finally hit rock bottom. One day, while wandering the beach alone in Revere, Massachusetts and contemplating his future, he came upon a large group of people listening to a man on a stage with a microphone. It was at that exact moment Nick saw his way out of his financial bind. That's right - he entered the "Best Tan on the Beach" contest! "I figured hey, I'm Italian, it's July, how can I lose?" But lose he did. Feeling pale and defeated he later found himself drowning his sorrows at a local bar in Boston. He once again came upon a large group of people listening to a man on stage with a microphone - only this time the man was telling jokes and not very good ones. It occurred to Nick "Hey, this is something I can do and it doesn't involve pigmentation".
He launched his comedy career in Boston and two years later made the jump to New York, where he found his seething, sarcastic style was welcomed with open arms by New York audiences at such clubs as Catch a Rising Star and The Comic Strip. It was at clubs like these were he honed his uncompromising point of view, which makes him not only a club favorite, but a true "comic's comic".
His range has allowed him to perform on shows as tame as The Tonight Show, yet as edgy as HBO's Young Comedians Special and David Letterman. As if this wasn't enough, he was twice nominated for an Emmy for his writing on The Chris Rock Show. Not limited to stand-up and writing, Nick had a recurring role on ABC's Grace Under Fire and has appeared on other hit shows such as News Radio, as well as in films. A critic for the Winnipeg Press said it best when he described Nick as " Gentle as a starved wolverine and as predictable as a tipsy-hop through a minefield, Nick Di Paolo is an experience constrained only slightly by the demands of stand up comedy."
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- Publisher: Eidos Interactive
- Release Date: May 12, 2009
- Also On: Xbox 360
User Score
Generally favorable reviews- based on 43 Ratings
User score distribution:
Positive: 37 out of 43
Mixed: 2 out of 43
Negative: 4 out of 43
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Aug 3, 2013A very nice game with combination of strategy and role playing. The graphics are not bad either. I really enjoyed it and just wished there will be another installments in the series with bigger and more exciting features.
Aug 18, 2014This is one of the MOST enjoyable World War 2 games on the Pacific campaign that I have ever seen!
It gives you the opportunity to operate everything from Carriers to Battleships to Submarines to Fighter Planes and YOU are at the controls. whether in a battle fleets or squadrons or solo submarines, this game puts you in the middle of the action.
Aug 15, 2012Definately an improvement on Battlestations Midway in several aspects, yet the two are different experiences. Pacific is more arcade than serious, as planes re-arm in the air rather than return to base. That Midway magic is gone, where you knew if you missed your torpedo then you had wasted a plane trip. If you want an easy to enjoy game, Pacific has the quality. If you want intense moments and punishing situations then stick with Midway. Keep in mind that this is very much like a console port, in terms of quality and depth.… Expand
Aug 24, 2013A combinations of strategy and action with NO strategy and TERRIBLE action. The controls are really really really bad. Most reviews claim that players have power to control the battlefield. A complete lie. You are forced into little set piece tidbits listening to dreadful, corny voice acting in a totally linear, totally boring game. There is no Pacific map. No economic development. No control of design or production. There is nothing here which designates a strategy game. The action is hamstrung by the nightmare of mouse-controlled flying, pathetic unlimited ammunition and poor production quality all round. It also suffers from the infestation of Game for Windows Live. Do not buy this POS EVER.
THE GROT REVIEW CRITERIA: After a long time writing reviews like an anus, think its time to set a few bad habits straight: Stop insulting designers. Show some respect for the design process and getting games in circulation. Hence (1) No Red scores. (2) Game scores as follows: Bad Game 5/10. Poor Game 6/10. Mediocre Game: 7/10. Good Game 8/10. Great game 9/10. Stella Game 10/10. To get 10/10 it must be a game that can be (theoretically) play-able for 1000+ hours. Not only great but near endless fun. Games may be bad or poor but making them should earn respect. Thus even the worst POS will still be a 5/10. 0/10 no longer exists in my vocabulary. Yellow is the new red. For the sake of accountability: you can reply if needed: Orctowngrot: Tim Rawlins: firstname.lastname@example.com… Expand
All in all it's an arcade-action game with a rather small and rudimentary RTS part best played with a game pad. Best thing to do is to go for the demo before grabbing the title from the store!
Pacific is very much the son of its forebear. If you're prepared to push through its choppier moments, you'll find a rich and highly enjoyable game that should keep you occupied for months.
Battlestations Pacific looks nice, but that doesn't help if the rest of the game is just plain boring. Every mission plays like the last one, there's no rise in difficulty and no real connection between the missions. After playing the game for a few hours you'll ask yourself "What's the point?"


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November 26, 2014
DENVER (AP) The targeting of a Colorado schoolteacher by an armed teen last year didn't sway Colorado Democrats on permitting teachers to carry concealed weapons on campus.
A Democratic House Judiciary Committee voted 7-4 Tuesday to reject another Republican bill to expand gun rights. The bill would allow school districts to permit teachers, not just designated school resource officers, to carry concealed weapons if the school districts wish.
Similar Republican proposals have been made before without success, but the suggestion had additional resonance after last year's Arapahoe High School shootings, in which a student targeted a teacher.
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I haven't pre-ordered it yet cause I know it'll be the end of me doing anything productive at home for a least a month but I'll probably give in and buy it when it's released
I'll probably try out the Monk Class as a Pandaren initially (along with 10 million other subscribers!). Feel free to PM me if you want me to add you to my contacts list for a game sometime (or vice-versa). Fancy playing as Horde this time as the other high level chars I have are all Alliance.


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Börger Rotary Lobe Pumps are self-priming, valveless, positive displacement pumps. The rotor ensures low-pulsation, gentle pumping and the flow rate is reversible by changing the direction of rotation.
Börger offers three different chopping units. The choice of chopping unit depends on the solids in the application. Our professional staff will be glad to assist you.
Börger agricultural products offer farmers and biogas plant operators customized products for their special requirements.
Börger products are individually produced for each different application and have long been established in nearly all sectors.
Börger gets things moving
At our head office in Borken-Weseke, we design, produce and sell pumps, chopping units and entry technology for pumping low to highly viscous and abrasive media. Our core component is the patented Rotary Lobe Pump.
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Fire department mobile pump
A major German city has persistent problems with flooding and high water. The local fire department was looking for a mobile pump so they could react quickly in a time of crisis. The Börger pump needed to be self-priming and resistant to solids. It was also important for the fire department that the pump was robust, reliable and easy to maintain.
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Boerger has been making high-quality pumps for more than 20 years. Due to our wide range of models and materials, the perfect rotary lobe pump can be configured for you.
We have been supplying Boerger Rotary Lobe Pumps since the end of the eighties.
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Left Field NYC's Newest Basics Just Blue Themselves
/li> Indigo dye is having a big menswear moment, and this new collection of closet staples from Left Field NYC further cements the trend. Consisting of a long sleeve tee, pocket tee, a sweatshirt,... read more
Thursday, 12/19/2013 at 10:56AM
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A Look Inside Left Field's Brand New Digs
Left Field isn't so much an Americana brand as one of those labels fueled by perfectionism. In this case, it's designer Christian McCann's desire for the toughest materials available, combined with a painstaking attention-to-detail,... read more
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Left Field Revs Up Its Gear For Fall/Winter 2013
Christian McCann's Left Field label has been around since 1998, long before the whole Americana aesthetic was co-opted by larger brands and #menswear blogs who put the "made in USA" cause on their back.... read more
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Exclusive First Look: Left Field NYC Denim Lookbook
We're digging the iconic biker inspiration behind Left Field NYC's 2012 denim lookbook (serious leather love), and the jeans are the real star. LF gets their fabrics from America's finest mills and puts together... read more
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7 bedroom character property for sale Village Road, Bromham, Bedfordshire, MK43
A Grade II listed early 19th century five bedroom former lodge with a two bedroom detached annexe. The property is situated within a plot of approximately 0.3 acres with views over Bromham Park and St. Owens Church to the side and the rear. (contd...) More details ›
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) -- Authorities say a woman fatally shot in western Louisville has been identified as 32-year-old Antoinette Finch.
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BOURBON ŌĆö ItŌĆÖs not often that the coach of a rival conference team gives you a helping hand. But that seems to have been just what happened for Triton senior Shana Anderson.
When Holy Cross womenŌĆÖs basketball coach Aimee Niespodziany was on the lookout for guard prospects, New Prairie head coach Doug Matthys pointed her in the direction of repeat Northern State Conference-champion TritonŌĆÖs backcourt. Niespodziany reached out to Lady Trojans coach Adam Heckaman for some tape, and when he obliged the Saints skipper found her next recruit in Anderson.
Anderson made it official last week when she signed on to play basketball at Holy Cross beginning in 2013-14.
ŌĆ£ItŌĆÖs actually a rather interesting situation because I actually know the New Prairie coach very well, and I was in a conversation with him and he said Triton has really nice guards,ŌĆØ Niespodziany said. ŌĆ£So I followed up with Coach Adam and he sent me some game tape and I thought ŌĆśOh, sheŌĆÖs a really nice player. SheŌĆÖd be a great asset to our program. SheŌĆÖs long, she has a nice shot, she can drive, she moves well without the ball.ŌĆÖ All the things that I look for in a player, and then after I talked to the coach, someone whoŌĆÖs a team player, somebody whoŌĆÖs a hard worker. Those are all characteristics that are hard to find.ŌĆØ
A four-year standout for Triton, Anderson is the girls basketball equivalent of a five-tool player.
She finished with a career total of 852 points collected while leading the Trojans in scoring both her sophomore and junior seasons. As a senior this past season, Anderson finished behind teammates Taylor Hatfield and Kylie Mason in total points, but her field goal percentage of over 43 percent was a team-best, and her scoring average of 13.8 points per game was second only to HatfieldŌĆÖs 13.9.
In terms of scoring, Anderson can do the job in a number of different ways. At a rangy 5-foot-8, she can create off the dribble or pull up from beyond the arc ŌĆö she knocked down nearly 39 percent of her 81 3-point attempts last season as one of several long range threats for Triton ŌĆö and she also has the ability to create for her teammates, passing out 38 assists for the Trojans last year.
Defensively, AndersonŌĆÖs lengthy frame helped create havoc at the top of TritonŌĆÖs signature 1-3-1, and she finished the 2013-14 season with 56 steals and nine blocked shots. And she came down with 103 rebounds for a team-leading per game average of 5.72.
ŌĆ£SheŌĆÖs a big part of what we do offensively and defensively. She really geared our 1-3-1 traps with her length up there. Her athleticism and her ability to play the game are really going to translate well for her into the college game up there at Holy Cross,ŌĆØ said Heckaman.
ŌĆ£Night in, night out, she can shoot the ball. She handles the ball well. She knows her role. SheŌĆÖs unselfish. And I think thatŌĆÖs something thatŌĆÖs going to translate well. SheŌĆÖs going to be able to bring her defensive intensity and length, her ability to rebound and just being able to score when sheŌĆÖs needed to and being able to create for other players. I think those are all things that sheŌĆÖll be able to do up at Holy Cross like she did here.ŌĆØ
Given her talents and the polish she already possesses, Niespodziany expects a short learning curve for Anderson.
ŌĆ£I think her shot is really going to help. Any more in college basketball or in basketball in general, youŌĆÖve got to have good shooters, and she has a nice shot. Defensively we play a lot of man-to-man defense, so her length I think will really help on the defensive end,ŌĆØ said Niespodziany. ŌĆ£I think as she starts understanding our philosophy, even early in her career, I can see her getting a lot of quality minutes and being a very active part of our success.ŌĆØ
While Anderson has been considering playing college ball for awhile now, her courtship with Holy College was a relatively brief one.
Niespodziany only became aware of Anderson about a month ago, and for her part, Anderson said she hadnŌĆÖt been initially looking at the Saints. But she like the size and location of the small NAIA college and the match was finalized last Thursday.
ŌĆ£I invited her up to campus, and it was a pretty short process for us, honestly,ŌĆØ said Niespodziany. ŌĆ£We didnŌĆÖt start until maybe about a month ago. It was really late in the game, and I was fortunate that she was still out there. WeŌĆÖre lucky to have her at Holy Cross, and IŌĆÖm really looking forward to her career.ŌĆØ
ŌĆ£My head coach got ahold of me and said that Aimee was interested in me to come play up there. I hadnŌĆÖt really thought about it at all until then,ŌĆØ said Anderson. ŌĆ£I went up there for a couple of open gyms, and I just really liked it. ItŌĆÖs only like 45 minutes away so itŌĆÖs close to home, and itŌĆÖs small. I really liked it. The girls were nice, and I think itŌĆÖll be a good fit for me. I actually have family up in South Bend, so they can come to my stuff. ItŌĆÖs only 45 minutes away from my parents so itŌĆÖll be easier for them, too. They can actually come watch me play.
ŌĆ£IŌĆÖm just hoping to have another good four years there like I had here and finish out my career. IŌĆÖve learned a lot here. This has prepared me for the next level, so weŌĆÖll see.ŌĆØ


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The program culminates in a Star Wars Symposium from 2-4 pm hosted by Star Wars expert Peter Struzziero. Events include a Costume Contest (dress as your favorite character); Trivia (show off your Star Wars knowledge): Show & Tell (bring your treasures to share) and Star Wars history (hear the backstory!). The Symposium is for ages 6 and up, families are welcome.


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Marked by its ease of use and managability in most work environments, the iPad 2 has become a go-to option for actualizing today's mobility initiatives. With a new iPad on its way in March, its hard to hold back from imagining what the next tablet could mean for tomorrow's mobile workers. It's safe to assume that it will be everything and more than what we know it to be today, but let's take a couple minutes to hypothesize how it could change the way you do work. Starting with what we know about the iPad 2--and a little help from rumors about what's coming next--we can work our way up to an educated guess.
No more than two months ago, Google reported an astounding figure of 700,000 daily Android device activations, an announcement which awed enough to step back and acknowledge the platform's presence as a top-contender in the mobile industry (tailing Apple by just 15 million activations total). This morning, it would seem they've upped the bar on themselves, and don't be surprised as it continues to go up. Reporting from the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Andy Rubin, (SVP Mobile at Google) tweeted a significant jump from the December figure to 850,000 activations a day. Pretty incredible!
This Fall we have seen a couple of new announcements in the smartphone market – iOS 5, iPhone 4S, Motorola Droid Razr, Samsung Galaxy Nexus and now Windows Phone 7.5. Microsoft Windows Phone 7.5, an update to Windows Phone 7, addresses the major shortcomings of its predecessor and is fast becoming a popular alternative to many iOS and Android devices.
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Daniela and Franco invite you to their local, friendly, family run "art" restaurant - Osteria dell"Arte.
Red Dog South
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A word from Red Dog Saloon Barbeque grew up in the South of the USA where cooks learned to slow roast cuts of meat over fire pits to make them tender.
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Conveniently situated on Clapham High Street, Eco has been developing its unique sourdough pizza for 20 years, combining different flour types and opting for natural fermentation to deliver a full-flavoured healthy pizza base that is light and easy to eat.
Infernos Nightclub
146 Clapham High Street, Clapham, SW4 7UH [map]
London's premier 70's disco venue, open on Fridays and Saturdays and Bank Holiday Sundays.
Mama Lan
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Anesis prides itself on cutting edge beauty treatments, so as well as good grooming for the feet, HD brows, 20 minute lash in a flash fun strip lashes and individuals from 'blink plus go', natural lash extensions, LVL lashes (lift, volume and lengthen original lashes) and Nouveau lash extensions are all available.
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|outstanding teacher. liked his methods of teaching and he interacts with the students a lot. He's clever, very knowledgeable, and is a really friendly guy. VERY heavy reading, however, he will allow you to turn projects in pretty late. Offers lots of help and provides multiple ways to contact him. Take his class if you like literature!!
|prof. Sullivan is very animated and does a wonderful job pulling out fascinating truths about American culture. The class is a little bit more reading than anticipated, but his accommodatingness and availability more than make up for it. He is super encouraging for someone who struggles in writing papers as well.
|prof. Sullivan is a passionate teacher and very knowledgable about the subject. It is a tough class though. A lot of work but he allows you to re-write any paper he grades. It is an simple A if you take advantage of the opportunities he gives you to revamp the papers you write.
|This man demands far too much work for what his class is worth. He is a chill guy, however I would recommend to stay away from his class unless you have nothing to do or LOVE to read 50 pages of work from mon to wed. I wasn't a fan of his teaching style, he loves just breaking into groups and having us figure it all out. greatluck!
|A lot of work. You need to be dedicated, but prof. Jim tries to make it as fascinating as possible. We had a field trip! (not mandatory)
|Not an simple A, but anyone who tries can definitely get an A or B with no problem. He has an infinite re-write policy so you can improve your grade all semester and is very flexible with due dates and projects. He's always available for clarity and helps as much as he can. I learned a lot in this class and i feel prepared for my semesters to come
|Lots and lots of work. Keep up early in the the course. simple to fall behind. Did I mention lots of work...
|He is difficult. Alot of work. Very accommodating. Take him, you'll be thankful later.
|One of the great prof.s at MiraCosta, great Literature teacher, has a passion for what he teaches and uses a creative and interactive approach in the classroom. Is flexible on grading and will work individually with each student. Excellent, highly recommended.
|Very insightful prof. and makes English fascinating. I never thought that English could be the least bit fascinating and fun. I actually looked forward to do many of the projects. Whenever I was confused or needed any type of assistance or guidance, he was very efficient in doing his job. I would recommend this class =)
|Took him for an online class. He ****ed the class to be fun about CA Art, English, History, etc... and it may have been but... there was so much work there was no way to keep up. If you are a working professional trying to go to school at night/online, stay away. This guy thinks everyone has 3hrs a day to dedicate to his class.
|outstanding class and prof.. Jim is enthusiastic about what he does and wants all of his students to succeed. It's a tough class but if you're willing to give it all you got you should have no problem getting an A.
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|great class if you're willing to spend 3 hours a day on hw and reading if not it is difficult. The reading really sucks its a book full of people whining, complaining and over analyzing little things, and then he makes you apply the complaining to your papers.
|difficult class, he expects a lot, but he is very willing to help. He really tries to make you a better writer. If you don't mind working for a great grade take him, your work will pay off.
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LOS ANGELES (AP) - Quentin Tarantino is moving forward with "The Hateful Eight."
The Weinstein Co. says it will distribute the filmmaker's latest project - a post-Civil War Western - next year in the largest 70mm release in 20 years.
The film studio said Wednesday that "Hateful Eight" will also be released in other formats following its initial 70mm debut. Tarantino has been an outspoken critic of digital filmmaking.
Tarantino previously proclaimed he wouldn't make the film following an online leak of the script.
Weinstein Co. said Wednesday that production on "Hateful Eight" would begin in January.
Bob and Harvey Weinstein have a long history with Tarantino. They distributed such Tarantino films as "Reservoir Dogs" and "Django Unchained."
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The International Swaps and Derivatives Association plans to incorporate the credit default swap (CDS) settlement auction process into the 2003 Isda credit derivatives definitions by mid-March.Isda will apply the changes both to new and existing derivatives contracts. Amendments will also include provisions for the Isda determinations committee, which will make decisions on issues such as whether a credit event has occurred, whether an auction will be held and whether a particular obligation is deliverable.
"The hardwiring process is a crucial part of the ongoing process undertaken to strengthen the infrastructure of the CDS market. Isda and its members are keen to complete the work as soon as possible," said Robert Pickel, chief executive of Isda. "However, given the importance of this matter, it is essential that we take the time to ensure the process functions efficiently from day one."
"Hardwiring" refers to the fact the auction process will become an integral part of CDS documentation, rather than a separate set of procedures.
This is one of the goals the Operations Management Group - an industry body comprising 15 major dealers and three industry associations, including Isda - set in a letter to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York on June 9 with the aim of improving operational risk management for over-the-counter derivatives. The March deadline is somewhat later than the initial target of the end of 2008. Isda said the original timetable was affected by the major market disruptions of September and October 2008, including the credit events relating to Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, Lehman Brothers, Washington Mutual and the three Icelandic banks, and the resulting accelerated timetable mandated for central counterparty clearing.
Since the start of September, Isda has hosted 15 CDS settlement auctions, all of which the organisation says have run smoothly.
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Teddie Peanut Butter
- Pat Hammond Sep 28, 2006 03:24 PM
A friend gave me a jar of Teddie, and it's quite good. I'm accustomed to Trader Joe's unsalted, and this does have salt. I've never heard of Teddie. Is it a popular brand, that I've just missed?
re: cheryl_h
I have been using Teddie for many years. Here is a trick that the owner suggested regarding the oil on top, which really works. Since the peanut oil floats to the top when the jar is sitting on the shelf, simply store the jar upside down and the oil will be on the bottom (which will be the new top) the next time you use it. The other trick, is to pour the peanut oil off through a strainer, and use it the next time you need to saute, or fry something in a healthy, high smoke point, monounsaturated cooking oil.
re: cheryl_h
And it's much easier to do when you m-wave it for 30 seconds on high (without the cap).
re: Louis
That's what I always do with natural peanut butter! (The only kind I buy). But I wish I could get even more oil separated from the rest, since I really like peanut butter when it is almost all solids and very little fat. (Does anyone make peanut butter that has been defatted but without any additives???)
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I always put a paper towel wadded up in my PB jar, turn it upside down and let absorb. I change the towel as it soaks up the oil. What I'm left with after a few days is chewier, drier and lovely, IMO.
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The Teddies web site provides info on stores that sell the PB - the Natural and the Homogenized varieties. http://www.teddie.com/links.html
I love the Natural variety, with the separated peanut oil. I have no intention of trying the Homogenized variety -- it contains hydrogenated vegetable oil.
The company also markets River Queen nuts. Has anyone tried these?
re: val ann c
I've tried River Queen nuts...they are the brand always on sale at my local grocery store. They are alright..not as good as Planters nuts IMO.
For years I've been reading recommendations for Teddies. I finally tried it. It's REALLY good. Fresh, clean peanut taste. The salted variety is a bit saltier than other brands.
I don't know how Teddie's makes natural PB in a jar taste so much better than any other brand. But it's delicious.
I have to say that I'm shocked to learn this. Teddies peanut butter in NY can usually be had for .99c (18oz size?). I've always steered away from it because of its low pricetag.
I'll remember to give it a try now.
(I'm trying the remember who stocks it. It's one of those CVS/Eckerd type of stores).
re: Cheese Boy
Wow, in a drugstore? Please post again if you remember where you found it for 99 cents. Reading along here, I realize that my friend must have brought it back from a visit to Boston. I haven't seen in where I am in NY, but I'll know to look for it now. I'd like to find an un-salted version.
re: Pat Hammond
Pat, I'm almost positive it's Eckerd's stores (soon to be Rite Aid) that carries Teddies
"on sale" always for .99 cents. It seems to be a 'seasonal' item for them because they don't have it all year round. The Teddies PB Eckerd's stocks is the salted smooth pb with the red lid (18oz). See the link provided to view their product line.
Teddies Link: http://www.teddie.com/peanutbutter.html
Have fun with your search.
re: Cheese Boy
If there's an Eckerd's out here in Westchester, I'll find it. Thanks SO much!
re: Pat Hammond
This might help: http://www2.eckerd.com/StoreLocator.a...
re: Cheese Boy
Aren't you nice! Mt. Vernon, under two miles from me. Thanks!
re: Pat Hammond
Pat, picked up a jar last night at Eckerd's. Plenty of them there. The homogenized, smooth and salted, 18oz jar, was $1.49. (as I mentioned in a previous reply, it's the one with the red lid). I haven't tasted it yet. I'll be sure to let you know.
If you don't find anything in Mt. Vernon, I found them at:
Eckerd's (this store is open 24)
3590 East Tremont Avenue
Bronx, NY 10465
(718) 792-9258
If you live or work in southern Westchester, this isn't far for you at all. I find myself in Mt. Vernon, Bronxville, New Rochelle, and Pelham all the time. It's about a 5 to 10 minute drive from any of these locations. Enjoy your new PB find.
re: Cheese Boy
The one I have is smooth, salted, but the Old Fashioned label, i.e. unhomogenized. I found the same jar at my little C-Town, for 2.30 something. It's a great little local market, nice produce, and an amaing beer selection, but expensive, always. I'll have to head to the Bronx. Thanks for taking an interest in this thread. I hope you like Teddie!
re: Pat Hammond
Pat, quick report on the Teddies homogenized I purchased. Tastes good, and tastes very much like the well-known Skippy brand. If I'm buying "homogenized",
I prefer Jif. Teddies is good though, especially if you like Skippy. Jif has a more roasted peanutty taste to me. (I'm one of those guys who prefers those darker roasted peanuts in the bag).
Last note, another poster stated Stop and Shop carries the Teddies Natural Peanut Butter also (the Old Fashioned label, as you stated). No need for you to head to the Bronx, they only have the homogenized. I know there's a Stop and Shop in New Rochelle opposite the firehouse.
Store locator: http://www.stopandshop.com/locator.htm
Just an option to the C-Town if they're ever out-of-stock.
re: Cheese Boy
I purely hate big supermarkets, so I'll go through N.R. to the smaller S & S further down the road. I pass it every time I go to Trader Joe's. I'll pick up a couple of jars, so I'll have a spare. I think I've found my favorite peanut butter. And I'll say thank you, again!
re: Pat Hammond
I doubt you'll find the natural Teddies for 99 cents anywhere; $2.30something is probably a good price, compared toi.e., Whole Foods, considering TJ's store brand natural is $1.99 and you're more for getting all peanuts, no sugar, hydrogenated oil, etc. I had Teddies when I lived In NY, and thought it was very good. Too bad it's not available on the west coast.
re: Cheese Boy
I have no idea what it costs locally, but it's always hard to find on the grocery store shelves. It tends to be on the lower shelves, with the popular brands (Jif, Skippy) at eye level. I think the company spends very little on advertising and probably nothing for shelf space.
re: Cheese Boy
I bought Teddie PB at Whole Foods in NJ.
Teddy is pretty darn good. It's a staple of many here in the Boston area.
For the low, low price of just $99.99, my fellow Boston 'hounds and I will ship a jar of Teddy anywhere in the country. :)
I've tried many many varieties of natural peanut butter and my favorites are Smucker's, Teddies and Whole Foods 365 brand. I buy whichever one is on sale or for which I have coupons. The WF variety tends to be the cheapest - $1.99 for an 18 oz jar last time I checked although that was a while ago. It also has the most oil though, and ends up being quite runny if you don't remove some of it before stirring. Teddies is now up to around $2.45 a jar when not on sale here in western Mass, at the local big supermarkets (Stop & Shop and Big Y). I stock up if I'm in the Berkshires where it's much cheaper at Price Chopper.
I'm not normally a PB person (or rather, I've gradually switched over to almond butter, just b/c I like the taste better), but lately, my friend recommended Creamnut peanut butter (creamnut.com). He said there was an article about them in the NYT a while back.
Anyway, has anyone tried both Creamnut and Teddie brands? They sound like they are equally good. I was thinking of "reintroducing" PB again into my diet and since it takes me a really long time to go through one jar, I want to get a good jar! If you've tried both, can you tell me which one you like better?
re: dmjaeger
Teddie now does direct shipping, at cost. See:
Teddie is the peanut butter I grew up eating, and now wont eat anything else. I think that the other comercial brands have a weird texture. Chunky Teddie with some Bonne Maman jam is the perfect thing to me.
I buy the unsalted Old Fashioned Teddie (because I find the salted one too salty) and stir a little salt in to taste. I think next time I will pour off a little of the oil to see it if it will have a less soupy texture. Turning the jar upside down is a good way to avoid mixing in the oil. IMO Teddie's is the best tasting peanut butter out there.


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great places to eat on the lower east side?
My husband and I escape the house and our four children every saturday night and somehow mostly end up eating in the lower east side ? Can anyone recommend smoe good places to eat in this area? We are open to asian, french, italian ...in other words, we like to try it all. Thanks to you all in advance.
There have been lots of posts on this topic recently. Do searches for "Lower East Side," "East Village," and "Chinatown."
Asian Danny Ng on Pell Street. Try the duck with veggies and if you are advenerous steamed eel with black bean sauce or chicken with salted cabbage.
There is a nice dessert bar called Room 4 Dessert which I recommend and is on Cleveland Pl. The dessert chefs are from Morimoto's in Phillie. You can get a course for around $12.
Down the block is a good french restaurant.
The touristy French place is Balthazar which is nearby at Spring Street. The decor is nice but its not the same when it first opened.
If you really like good food I would recommend Colors which is north of Layfayette and just south of the Public theater.
The people are from Windows of the World which was a famous restaurant in NY before 9/11. That restaurant was in the World Trade Center. They have an international menu here and the food is Peruvian dish they got on the menu is pretty good.
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I also recommend the Halo Halo shaved ice dessert at Krystals - Filipino bakery on 1st avenue. Then if you really want to be adventerous you can get duck embryo at Elvie's Turo Turo across the street. I don't recommend eating in that order.
re: designerboy01
With due respect for your suggestions, none of them are on the Lower East Side.
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Wilfrid, the "East Village" is just the northern part of the Lower East Side, and was never called the "East Village" until real estate agents started using it a few decades ago (I've read the claim that the designation was coined in the 80s, but I think it was already used in the 70s).
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While that is certainly true, after 30-or-so years of "East Village" awareness, most people these days are referring to the area below Houston when they reference the Lower East Side. Regardless of your definition, though, Danny Ng, Balthazar, Le Jardin Bistro, Room 4 Dessert, and Colors all exist beyond LES boundaries.
That said, I didn't realize Elvie's Turo Turo served balut, and I am really glad designerboy mentioned it. I'm going to freak the holy hell out of a lot of friends this weekend.
Alias on Clinton and Rivington is great, fresh food, with pretty good prices.
I also second Inoteca.
Apizz on Eldrige Street has great Italian food; there is a wood burning oven and the best dishes take advantage of this. A very pretty and romatic place..
Tides on Norfolk street is a lovely moderately priced, modern seafood joint.
Chubo on Clinton St was quite excellent when I went a couple years ago, but I've heard it's either closed or gone downhill?
There is a Spanish hipster tapas place whose name I forget on Rivington, starts with an S? Food isn't out of this world and somewhat overpriced, but the atmosphere is fun.
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Odds are no conference has more All-America-caliber linebackers than the SoCon. Along with the above trio, there's Wofford's Mike Niam — who was named to a preseason All-America team yet wasn't preseason All-SoCon — and Appalachian State's Brandon Grier. To be All-SoCon this season, you pretty much have to be an All-American.
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Satterfield and the Mocs (1-2, 0-0 SoCon) remember well how Kimbrough can take over a game. Appalachian State (1-2, 0-1) couldn't do much of anything against UTC offensively last season, but Kimbrough helped lead the Mountaineers to a 14-12 win in which ASU's offense didn't score.
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"Think .org-onimically," the headline of a print ad urges. "How much more objective can you get than .o-r-g?" another ad inquires. A third ad declares that ".org" represents "three of…
Has anyone camping out for an iPhone realized that you don't have to go to an Apple Store? As you may recall (from the only negative moments in any of the reviews), it's an AT&T device. I just called a few AT&T stores in Brooklyn. No lines.
Apple has become the #1 brand this year for making people blind to the obvious. Don't get me wrong; we love Apple so much our entire office has gone Mac. Still, this is nuts…
In fact, it might…
...continue to read "iPhone Campout = "Brand Loyalty Beyond Reason""
Any marketers out there ever feel like non-business folk's knee-jerk contempt for your profession rivals that of ambulance-chasing attorneys?*
This prejudice, although generic, is understandable. And, by the way, show me an attorney who defends her trade as much as her clients and I'll show you the reason lawyer jokes were invented.
...continue to read "Isn't "alli" Why People Hate Marketers?"
It all started when I was doing research on women and images. I read lots and lots of women's magazines.
I lost my will to live.
Seriously, I just didn't get it. The models looked bored at best, in pain at worst. Fashion ads were the biggest offenders. Fashion photographers call these women beautiful models. I call them raccoons with a heroin addiction.
But I persevered. I find the study fascinating. So I went to view the Clio awards in print to see…


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I bet it was rigged and Baghdad was the real winner.
I bet it was rigged and Baghdad was the real winner.
Me too.
I demand a recount.
it wouldn't surprise me that Baghdad was the real winner too, but they made it for commercial reasons (making people think their voice is important) and picked the place they thought being the most favourable for them in the end..
There must be great vengeance.
One question:
I don't happen to know much about 4chan, just enough to know to stay away and never draw their ire, but who is "PoeticIrony?"