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SneakyPete wrote:I watched some stuff about it on the History channel, and I was wondering if the government has any records of reports for this.
If the military personel/witnesses are to be believed (and I think they are) then it's more than likely there are records hidden away in some top secret vault. The military and government know more than it's letting on. The question just what do they have that the people don't.
SneakyPete wrote:doubt it. someone def. should. i would if i had the money to travel there
The thing is that when I was a kid I took a family trip to Prince Edward Island. Shag Harbor is on the way. I just saw this on a UFO Files episode. I think it was "Underwater UFOs: Red Alert." If I knew about that before and was old enough at the time I would have tried to stop by for a day and talk to locals, buy a book, take pics etc. Maybe one day I'll get to go back.


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#1 Mon 15 Sep 08 7:39pm
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When did you start getting interested in cooking?
Hi Guys,
My passion for cooking started at my Dad's pub - The Cricketer's in Clavering, where did it start for you?
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#2 Mon 15 Sep 08 10:04pm
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Re: When did you start getting interested in cooking?
Jamie, My love for cooking started in my mother's kitchen. I started baking cookies when I was just about 7 years old. I didn't have a recipe. I would just remember what I saw my Mom put in the cookies she had made earlier in the week. They always turned out very good. (At least to me!! ) I kind of got out of cooking when I married a man who loved to cook himself. He took over the kitchen. I did continue to bake and still do. At Thanksgiving and Christmas, my hubby, my daughter and I all end up in the kitchen having a blast. All of us are cooking something different and having a wonderful time. Great memories! Thanks!
#3 Mon 15 Sep 08 10:23pm
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Re: When did you start getting interested in cooking?
I've always been someone who was interested in cooking and bakery. My first experiences were baking Christmas biscuits with my mum. When I was 6 or 7 I was given a Cookbook for children. But I was somehow never allowed to cook properly until the age of 13 or 14. That was when I learned to know Jamie on TV. he inspired me and encouraged me so that I annoyed my parents till the let me cook a real meal. Since then I'm cooking as often as I can.
Thanks Jamie, your the one who made me cooking
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I was always interested in cooking but was not allowed to cook much..apart from noodles or warming up preprepared dishes. Serious cooking started when I was unemployed for 6 month and offered to cook for the family (6 people) until I could start the new job.
First it was mostly "safe" dishes like spaghetti or roast potatoes..but I practiced and read cookbooks and got better.
I still love cooking, have taken cooking lessons too and try to prepare at least one complete meal for my own family now. And I teach my children how to cook
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My interest in cooking started when we lived in Sri Lanka, Obviously you could not buy certain western foods and as a teenager that was a bit of a culture shock.
I read lots of recipe books my mom brought over. I especially checked out the cookie and cake sections from The Joy and I think there was a great one bowl chocolate cake from The New York Times cookbook. I was forced to make this flourless hazelnut cake for my mom countless times I wonder where that recipe went?
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Re: When did you start getting interested in cooking?
My interest in cooking started when I was quite young as I had to help out in the kitchen because of my mother's continued poor health.I tried very hard to help out and learn as much as I could. My dad had a big veggie garden so there were always fresh veggies to pick and prepare.
I became much more interested in cooking food and experimenting and entertaining when I left home and lived in a shared house with friends.
My OH was a great cook when I met him and together we have strolled down the culinary road trying out new things and reinventing old favourites, and passing this knowledge onto our children and grandchild.
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Re: When did you start getting interested in cooking?
I guess I am a late bloomer. Though I did the usual perfunctuary cooking for my family through the years, even for shearers at one stage, my absolute love for cooking started just a few years back after walking free. While I was finding myself, I found a joy for cooking to the extent of pulling a recipe apart and creating my own version, or simply creating something new. My adult children know there is always a home to come home to with good ole nourishing, homely food.
Because we are living on a low income I have learnt that good food can be produced low cost, yet quite a good variety, nothing like the fish pie produced from canned smoked salmon as I was brought up on.
One adult child now works in a cafe kitchen, the other a male is quite adept in the kitchen. Not bad tools for anyone to know.
Food need not be an issue, being diet conscious, and yes I guess at times I do carry a few excess pounds, mind you don't they say 'you can't trust a skinny baker'.
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my mom was a great cook of the meat & potatoes school although a little too much influenced by the 1950's 'convenience foods', frozen veg being her downfall. Her favorite cookbook: "The I Hate to Cook Book" by Peg Bracken, featuring pot roast with dry onion soup packets etc. -- it was all really good though (except the frozen brussels sprouts ) -- but reading that book, which was written with a lot of humor, made me think cooking could be fun.
was encouraged to make breakfast for the family on weekends (suspect it was a way to keep me busy, being the first one awake on saturday) - eggs, French toast, crepes, pancakes etc. - age 10
watched Julia Child, Graham Kerr (for his humor), other early TV chefs.
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Re: When did you start getting interested in cooking?
Standing on a chair at the kitchen bench as soon as I could stand on a chair. Then it progressed to rolling biscuits and flattening them with a fork. Even at 3 or 4 I had the perservence to roll and squash and sprinkle large batches of biscuits. It kind of progressed from there. I am a chemist (a real one, not a pharmacist) and cooking and chemistry go hand in hand.
Oddly, Mr Rabbit does more cooking than I do, even though he came to it later than me he has a certificate in commercial cookery (doesn't work as a cook though) .
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nzhippy wrote:
'you can't trust a skinny baker'.
I prefer the adage 'You can't trust a fat baker/chef'


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It's mid-afternoon, and Lambert, who's visiting New York City, has already sung on Good Morning America and performed with the Pistol Annies on The View. She's now tucked in a chair in the lobby of a swank hotel, with her new Coach handbag parked next to her. "I had a fake snakeskin purse that was falling apart. I couldn't go on TV looking like white trash with fake snakeskin flakes on me," she says, brushing imaginary debris off her arm. Lambert has changed out of what she calls her usual "hillbilly" garb a sundress and vintage cowboy boots but still looks plenty country, wearing a denim shirt over a man's tank top and gold sandals with a pair of bright-pink shorts. The color matches her sparkly nail polish, her iPhone case, and those Chanel shades.
These days, Lambert may have the luxury of buying designer sunglasses, but it isn't something she will ever take for granted. "I do appreciate every single dollar I earn," she says.
Here's why: Early on, Lambert learned that life could be harsh. The firstborn of Rick and Bev Lambert, who worked as well-paid self-employed private investigators, she spent her early years in Van Alstyne, TX, outside of Dallas. "My younger brother, Luke, and I had a nanny; Mom and Dad drove new cars and had a brand-new house built," Lambert recalls. But the economy took a dip. "People didn't really have the money to spend on private investigators," she explains, "and my parents weren't getting enough work to keep up."
Lambert was 6 "old enough," she says, "to feel the pain of knowing when something is totally wrong." Falling behind on their mortgage, "my parents lost everything they had...we were homeless," Lambert says matter-of-factly. "Our whole world turned upside down." Fortunately, an uncle took them in, and for two years, Lambert shared a room with her cousin and wore clothes sewn by her mother or bought at Goodwill. Leaving behind her old and more prosperous life, relocating, and attending a new school threw the sensitive young girl into a tailspin. "She would cry every day," her mother has recalled.
It was equally tough on Lambert's dad. "He went to a dark place where he felt like a failure," the singer remembers. "And we actually didn't really see him that much because he was always going back and forth to Dallas trying to get jobs. He was determined to get back on his feet, so it was hard for us to see him. He missed us, and we missed him, so much."
Although Lambert's mom had a first grader and a toddler to look after, she was equally dedicated to rebuilding the family business, providing her daughter with a valuable lesson about persistence. "I know it's not that they weren't working or trying. Sometimes you just get down on your luck," says Lambert. "And I learned so much from that."
A close connection to God helped keep the family together. "My mom always says I cut my teeth on the church pew," says Lambert, who was involved in youth groups and sang in the choir. Small jobs came along sometimes her father even dug ditches for $4 an hour and eventually, by the time Lambert was 10, the family was able to rent a small house in rural Lindale, TX.
"Dad was like, 'My family will never be hungry again.' And so he started a subsistence farm," Lambert recalls. "We didn't go to the store for anything but milk. My mom made bread and canned everything from the garden. We had chickens, pigs, and rabbits. My dad hunted. We literally lived off the land. There's something to be said for taking advantage of what God's given you."
Living modestly on the farm, the family restored the sense of security that had suddenly vanished when they'd lost their home. With love and encouragement, Lambert blossomed. "My mom was always saying: 'Be whatever you want to be, but stick with it. Don't waver. Don't change who you are for anybody.' It was sewn into me to be a confident, strong woman," she says. From her father, she adds, she learned to be a good judge of character and "to always look over my shoulder."
Lambert's parents did not shelter her from their work, which they picked up again once they were on their farm. As investigators, they kept tabs on cheating spouses in marriages shattered by infidelity and, in worse cases, domestic violence. The Lamberts took battered women and children into their own home, and it left a lasting impression on their daughter, who realized what a solid union her parents had. "I saw my friends' moms coming in at 2 A.M. with black eyes," she recalls with a wince. "They'd share a room with me. What my family [gave them] was that initial first step: 'Get away from this crazy person, and get back on your feet.' I witnessed it firsthand."
Lambert channeled the pain and pent-up fury she'd observed into hard-rocking songs that were game changers in country music. In the video for "Kerosene," which became her first big hit in 2006, Lambert torches the house of a cheating lover; in her signature song, "Gunpowder & Lead," she tells the story of a woman who's going home to load her shotgun and settle a score with the man who has beaten her.
This tough-as-nails stance continues to earn Lambert admiration and stir controversy. In the wake of Chris Brown's Grammy win earlier this year, she reminded the world via Twitter that the singer had assaulted his former girlfriend Rihanna. Later that week, before singing "Gunpowder & Lead" at a concert, she held up a sign that read Take notes, Chris Brown. "Where I come from, beating up on a woman is never OK," she said shortly after the concert, later adding, "I like to say what I think, and if it happens to push buttons, sorry."
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quote:All the while, more & more traditional Miles loyalists are stating that they can't defend him any more. Say what you want, but overall confidence in the program is declining (at a rate unique to each individual) although the signs have been there for years.
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quote:Regardless of personal feelings, that post is true....just look/read around you (whether you care or not is another story).
quote:The large percentage of ranters who are demanding change are a small percentage of the overall fan base. While Miles is open to criticism, as is any coach and program, the majority of fans outside of the rant are fairly happy with the state and direction of the program.
quote:However what should be equally discussed ( as it relates to the Chicken Bowl..) is the crappy calls by the refs (calls noted for their questionable veracity by the commentators) that was mostly in the 2nd half, in favor of Clemson and kept Clemson drives alive...
quote:Example of two entertaining thoughts... If you believe that the majority of fans are happy with the direction of the program, that's entertainging to me for some reason in a throw your hands up laughing kind of way.
quote:so if you consort with college football fans (presumably some will not be tide or florida fans) so would those fans trade their team's success for LSU's in the last 7-8 yrs?
quote:The blind Miles supporters are ferociously digging in their heels. That part is interesting and amusing if nothing else. (They're reminiscent of blind Obama supporters although I can atleast rationalize their actions b/c they're getting free stuff or think they are.)
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CONS: - Like all other digital cameras, they have problems with the red-eye, caused by using the flash. I take many night time party shots and my result is I get red-eye 3 out of 10 times, which is acceptable because I can always correct it using the touch up function. - They say that for night time shots, you'll see a lot of noise, but again, to me, the noise is a lot better than many of the other digital cameras. - The only thing that annoyed me is that the Sony T200 only comes in 3 colours, Black, Silver and Red. I wish there were more colours to choose from.
PROS: A beautiful camera with many features
CONS: It took very bad pictures for me. Extremely slow despite the rveiews that say the camera is one of the fastest. My 4 megpixel camera took better photos. I wished so much that I would love this camera because I certainly loved the look and features. I returned the camera after 2 weeks of trying to love the picture quality and speed. Couldn't get there.
PROS: Compact quality good at daylight
CONS: Quailty bad at night even with flash
PROS: Image quality, design, touchscreen, the ease of use of the touchscreen.
CONS: Weight, price.
CONS: I'm not a professional photographer, but I have been using digital camera's and printing my own photos for the last 10 years. I decided to upgrade from my Pentax 5MP because the flash was weak and the Sony T200 8MP just had too many good sounding features to ignore. From the very first indoor shot I took (in auto mode), I knew there was something wrong. The image colors were distorted by the indoor lighting with an orange cast, and the flash over exposes the center picture subject (blew out the highs). I even had a group photo taken in a room at mid day with large windows, in the auto mode, that should have had no problems, but the image turned out very washed out and grainy, like the camera had to choose a very high ISO - I couldn't believe it. I spent a week playing with the Program functions (not in Auto mode)to get a combination of settings to take a decent indoor picture, with no luck, although the pictures were better. Even after post-processing in Photoshop they were not near as good as my 4 year old camera takes without editing. How can a company like Sony produce a compact point & shoot that doesn't work in point & shoot situations, that's the purpose of an Auto mode! I returned the Sony today and bought a Canon SD870 for about the same price and immediately took several great indoor shots (in the same situation) with no special adjustments. The Canon is great. Note that the Sony did take very good outdoor pics, but most camera's do. I liked the special features of the Sony, although the menu system was terrible. Regardless, if it can't take decent pictures, who cares?
PROS: Ok, so I'm not too big of a camera buff, but I definitely like my quality. What I have noticed is that if you actually know how to use the camera, the difference in quality can be a big deal. I saw that my macros turned out really nice and my other attempts at fancy pictures seemed to be pretty solid as well. Touch screen is awesome. I have an LG Voyager and now this... sweet. LOve the touch. Also, I have the HD tv running and it looks sick with the HD features. Very easy to use.
CONS: Grainy pictures if you don't know what you're doing (if you do, they are superb). Needs a sep. on off switch. I like the slider, but a different spot for the on/off would be better.
PROS: Small and Compact, lots of features
CONS: bottomline its all about image quality and this camera is poor at best. Recommend you go with the Canon elp
PROS: Man is this one cool camera and feature packed as well! I considered it for some time and played with one for days. Lots of zoom at 5x, TINY, cool, amazing screen, and all the things Sony always does so well. The design is top notch! BUT...
CONS: Once again, when so many features get packed into such a small camera, something has to give and as usual, to my dismay, it's IMAGE QUALITY!!! That's kind of like building the coolest sports car with transformer like features that, alas, handles poorly. WHY??????????? In this case the T200 is a dragster that can't turn corners very well. Low light shooting leaves much to be desired and even well lit indoor shots tend towards the blurry and fuzzy side of things. Don't even hand this camera to a thick fingered stranger for a quick shot of your family if it isn't sunny outside. My recommendation is to look at the Canon Elph/Ixus series cameras for small, reliable, AND image quality all in one package. I also like the Panasonic FX33 but even it doesn't beat the Canon straight out of the camera. I don't care how many features a camera has, if it can't take semi-reliable photos then it isn't worth a penny. I really want to love this camera but image quality is everything in a CAMERA for me. After all, we take pictures with cameras.
PROS: I love this camera! The picture quality is wonderful! The huge touchscreen is great! This camera is well worth the money. The zoom capabilities for such a small camera are out of this world! :)
CONS: I'm still trying to figure out how to organize the folders so the slideshow will only play certain pics.
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5 Great Game!DevilDragon | 04/12/2011 | See all DevilDragon's reviews (4)This is a great game..Reviews on gaming sites have not been fair at all...I feel this came out at the wrong time with other big games released!It has a good story and music and graphics are great its well worth the money can be played online 3 player co-op.I have finshed the game on my own and im going through it again :)
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5 Calibrate correctly and it will work!GMax21 | 02/12/2010 | See all GMax21's reviews (3)The kit its self is amazing although their is a minimum height recommendation of around 40 inches (1 meter / just over 3ft) so younger kids won't register correctly with the censor.I keep seeing people talk about lag, I've not noticed any lag, in fact its very responsive but I think thats down to the fact that I took a little more time to make sure it was calibrated correctly. Our room lighting isn't bright, but it lights the place up and I imagine the lighting also has an affect on how responsive the device is.If you've calibrated and lit your room but notice some lag, try closing the curtains because perhaps there is some other light affecting your Kinects sensor.I thought more about how this could be better and some kind of button control for FPS and similar, perhaps a glove control like in Minority Report?I'm impressed, I love the Wii and I'm an old school Mario fan, but this tops it. Joyride is comparable to Mario Kart.I just hope there are a lot more innovations and games to come. :-)
2 MS's new controller, is it any good?techwondo | 10/11/2010 | See all techwondo's reviews (3)I waited at my local Asda for an hour last night to get this and after eagerly handing over the money, i rushed home to try it out.The packaging was average and i found that because i had treat my 360 well (and as such i was running an early 360) i was rewarded with the faff of an aditional adaptor.After the firmware update - which was quite slow to download bespite having a very fast BB connection - i finally had a working Kinect... well, once i had cleared an enormous amount of room space and added more lighting. I see why they have large, wide open, overlit spaces in the adverts. But thats a small price to pay.I suppose the control of the dashboard is ok, although not very intuative to start with. However, Kinect isnt about dashboard control, its about game control.Im sorry to say that despite what you may have heard, this is far from the next generation of game control. Even allowing for the fact that this is new technology to MS, its still noticably laggy and lacks the precision of Playstation's Move or even the Wii's wimote, due to the (by modern standards) lower resolution camera. Its also obvious how much processing power this device requires to make it work, which brings me on to the next part...The game its self plays like a graphicaly enhanced Wii game, with all the inherant flaws there in. It then dawned on me, that this is a very limited controller, in terms of the games you could play. There are no buttons, so any action must only be gesture related. This may work acceptably for puzzle or maybe driving games but it certainly wont work for RPGs or FPSs.In summary, its an expensive accessory (let's not be shy about it, its nearly the price of a new console), which needs a quite specific environment to work in and has limited use/functionality for the average gamer. Yes, the technology is interesting but its technology for technology's sake.This control system is slightly behind the wimote and, sadly, miles behind the Playstations Move controller.
2 Its a pretty average controller at a very expensive priceShock1 | 17/11/2010 | See all Shock1's reviews (1)The concept certainly isn't new, The playstation 2 with the eyetoy was the first console to introduce controller free gaming using a camera. Of course the technology is now updated with the xbox360, but is it worth 130 pounds?To be quite frank no, most commentators are hoping firmware updates will fix the faults, unfortunately the kinect uses a very low resolution sensor, so it will never get better at sensing / detecting, firmware cant upgrade hardware. It will always be quite imprecise and will always be quite laggy. The camera itself apparently costs around 35 pounds to make, so there is quite a heavy mark up for the price as well.There is a reason both Nintendo and Sony turned this technology down, you are the controller, but with no controller you are left to run on the spot to actually run you have no buttons so have no way of firing weapons or using tools.. Its great for dancing and excercise, for anything else its mediocrity at its finest and will probably drop down in price quite heavily after christmas.
3 On the fence still.capnAlrd | 17/11/2010 | See all capnAlrd's reviews (3)The technology behind Kinect is impressive and it has the potential to deliver entirely unique experiences that the several motion camera experiments that have already been made for video games consoles never could have come close to. The issue is that none of the games are attempting to offer a compelling experience and Microsoft is doing everything to make their core base of gamers feel excluded from the experience.My honest suggestion for those who are still on the fence is to wait it out until next year (when the bigger releases pile on; Kinect Star Wars, etc.). Because right now there is certainly no rush to buy this (that is, if you're into motion controls in the first place). No game release as of yet is going to make you certainly rush to the shops just to buy the Kinect.My concern is finding out how well the Kinect will do in the games department months down the line. Will it continue to give us shovelware like the Wii did? Or will it, in time, bring better and brighter experiences in the gaming world. It's hard to say.
5 You can only fully appreciate the fun with a Kinect party!ArthurJackson | 20/11/2010 | See all ArthurJackson's reviews (4)I'm not reviewing the technology of Kinect, I'm just going to say how much FUN it is! In addition to the supplied Adventures games, we bought Kinect Sports and Dance Central and invited a few friends around to play it. There were seven of us, male, female, ages ranging from 23 to 61, some of whom had no previous interest in video games. It was an absolute hoot, everybody had a go. It's a long time since we all laughed together so much! It's definitely not just for children, it's for anybody who has an inner child and doesn't mind making a fool of themselves. Just get one and have fun.


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As the city of Sarasota grapples with how to accommodate live music and residential interests downtown, Sarasota County has started down a similar path for Siesta Key.
Siesta Key Association Vice President Peter van Roekens emailed Sarasota county commissioners Jan. 23, to report Blasé Café in Siesta Key Village had consistently exceeded decibel level restrictions outlined in the county code.
However, Sarasota County code-enforcement officer Kevin Burns reported that there has only been one citation issued in the Village for violating sound regulations in the last year.
But, van Roekens measured C-scale decibels levels. Sarasota County code-enforcement officers and Sarasota sheriff's deputies measure using the A-scale.
The C-scale picks up lower frequencies, like those that come from booming bass.
The A-scale picks up frequencies that most affect human hearing, Burns explained.
The county has restrictions for both scales, which makes enforcement complex. And some restaurants, such as Daiquiri Deck Raw Bar and the Hub Baja Grill, have special exceptions for live music past hours dictated in the county code.
Although code-enforcement officers decide whether to investigate a noise complaint, the Sarasota County Sheriff's Office responds to every noise complaint, and the deputy decides at the site whether to take a sound level reading.
"If somebody calls up and says, 'Hey, my neighbor's stereo is blasting,' we're going to send someone out there," said Sarasota County Sheriff's Office Lt. Tom Stroud.
The Sheriff's Office has held two separate training sessions for deputies for noise-level hardware, Stroud said.
The Siesta Key Association, the Siesta Key Village Association and the Sarasota Council of Neighborhood Organizations will be among the first stakeholders to pitch solutions for the code complexity to county staff, according to Sarasota County Neighborhood Services Manager Jane Grogg.
The county is currently contacting those neighborhood groups and others that are affected by special exceptions, Grogg explained, which also includes Gulf Gate neighborhood associations.
"The next step would be to compile all the information we have gathered as to the noise ordinance, then schedule a discussion with the commission," said Sarasota County Assistant Zoning Administrator Donna Thompson.
The county will automatically repeal the noise ordinance Nov. 18 at its sunset date.
Commissioners voted last year to extend the ordinance an additional year to consider moving it out of the environmental section of the code.
"I wonder if we're exaggerating a problem that may not even be a problem if you get all the facts," Burns said.
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- The Village was there long before the Condo's. Some musicians push the issue, but I have yet to see one condo owner actually talk to a business. All they do is complain and sound hateful. Over 300 people are employed in the village, does that matter to anyone?????
Music is a major part of what Siesta Key is all about!
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- Even when these condo's and homes in this area were selling for pretty cheap I decided against purchasing anywhere near Siesta Key Village. The loud music late at night AND the raunchy crowd it attracts are always going to bum the residents out-- no one want sto own a place down there anymore! I say just let the village people take over-- fence it off--and leave it be. What can ya do?? Gross is gross... in any language!
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This time, it's not just talk: Juergen Klinsmann is the new coach of the U.S. men's national soccer team.
U.S. Soccer moved quickly to name a replacement for fired coach Bob Bradley, announcing Klinsmann's hiring Friday. The former standout player and coach for the German national team will be a familiar name to American fans, given that U.S. Soccer almost hired him twice—first after the 2006 World Cup and again last year before giving Bradley what turned out to be a short-lived contract extension.
Now, with the U.S. team's progress seemingly stalled, it's time to see what Klinsmann can do.
"We are excited to have Juergen as the head coach of our Men's National Team," U.S. Soccer president Sunil Gulati said in a statement. "He is a highly accomplished player and coach with the experience and knowledge to advance the program. Juergen has had success in many different areas of the game, and we look forward to the leadership he will provide on and off the field."
Klinsmann will be formally introduced Monday at a press conference in New York. His debut as coach will come Aug. 10, when the U.S. team faces archrival Mexico in an exhibition match in Philadelphia. Qualifying for the next 2014 World Cup in Brazil begins next year.
"I am proud and honored to be named the head coach of the U.S. Men's National Team," Klinsmann said. "I would like to thank the U.S. Soccer Federation for the opportunity, and I'm excited about the challenge ahead. I am looking forward to bringing the team together for our upcoming match against Mexico and starting on the road toward qualifying for the 2014 FIFA World Cup."
Although the U.S. federation has discussed the job with Klinsmann in the past, the coach's desire for extensive authority over the entire U.S. program has been considered a point of contention preventing a previous deal.
Klinsmann, who turns 47 on Saturday, has a considerable World Cup pedigree.
As a player, Klinsmann scored 11 goals in three World Cups, 1990, 1994 and 1998. That ties him for sixth on the all-time scoring list, just behind Pele.
Klinsmann was a key cog for West Germany's 1990 World Cup-winning team and the German team's captain from 1994 to 1998. He retired in 1998 and moved to the United States shortly afterward.
U.S. Soccer fired Bradley in a surprise move Thursday.
Bradley led the U.S. team to considerable success and several big moments. But the U.S. team seemed to take a step backward this summer, and a stinging 4-2 loss to Mexico in the Gold Cup final last month—the U.S. blew a 2-0 lead— appears to have convinced U.S. Soccer officials it was time to make a change.
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2 Will they never learn?owensouthwood | 01/11/2010 | See all owensouthwood's reviews (77)What is it with super hero movie makers? One good film and they decide the sequel must be "bigger, better, louder, busier". End result is a movie stuffed to overflowing with too many villains, too much action, too many subplots, and not enough core storyline.It takes a good 60 minutes for Iron Man 2 to finally settle down to a managable pace, by which time the opportunity to care about the characters has passed, and you find yourself just enjoying the explosions.Tony Stark's character is also a problem; his eccentricity has morphed into outright arrogance and self-obsession. He is no longer the likeable rogue of the first movie, he's far too full of himself in this piece. His lab is like something out of Minority Report with mid-air holographic displays instead of computer screens. It all feels a bit "show off"-ish.The highlight of Part 2 is Whiplash - whose time battling our Iron hero is criminally limited to just a couple of scenes, and whose storyline could have equalled the awesome clash between Doc Ock and Spidey if only he were allowed the screen time.Iron Man 2 is almost as bad as Spiderman 3. But not quite. Hollywood never seems to learn, that story and characterisation is key to a superhero film. All they need do is watch Batman Begins and The Dark Knight to see this. Iron Man 1 had so much promise. I hope they get it right for Part 3 but my faith in this franchise has been knocked by Part 2.Good FX do not make a good movie. It's all about the characters.
5 "..FANTASTIC SEQUEL.."sdx800 | 18/07/2010 | See all sdx800's reviews (1814)Number 1 Reviewer Number 1 DVD Reviewer Top 100 Games Reviewer Top 10 Gadgets Reviewer Top 10 Toys Reviewer This was a big in your face blockbuster of a movie! The perfect sequel to the original film taking it on a much higher scale with more badass villains and much more cool visual effects and fantastic mind blowing action which really cool. This is the perfect example of good entertainment on every level, great cast as usual, Robert Downey Jr was brilliant again in the role and developed it further! If you loved the original then make sure you dont miss this one of the ultimate popcorn films of the year!!
4 Robert Downey was born to play this rolethedoc77 | 25/01/2011 | See all thedoc77's reviews (11)When I saw the first Iron Man movie I thought it was ok, at best, and couldn't really figure out what all the fuss was about. Iron Man 2 however made me revise my opinion and I'm now a big fan of both movies. This is where the penny dropped for me. I finally get it and I firmly believe that without Robert Downey Jr as the lead these movies wouldn't have been half as successful or enjoyable. What we know about Mr Downey in real life allows us to 100% accept Tony Stark as this larger than life character and to just go with it. This is a Rock N' Roll movie, so just sit back and enjoy the ride. Great action, fun characters, hot chicks, and check out that race track scene, that alone is enough reason to buy this DVD. Great stuff, I'm converted
4 Does everything you want a superhero movie to do.MovieGuy123 | 11/10/2010 | See all MovieGuy123's reviews (19)For the type of genre this film goes into, you really cant ask for anything more. It makes you laugh, gives you action and leaves you wanting more! Robert Downey Jr. is once again the star of the show! 3.5/4 stars.
5 steel meets steelfrankpoole | 21/11/2010 | See all frankpoole's reviews (433)after reading many negative reviews i did not bother with this at the cinema-big mistake.i can`t understand any of the negative reviews on here or anywhere else.people were comparing it to the overblown bloatedness of spiderman 3...its nothing like that at all.much to my surprise i really enjoyed it and i think most people would.just ignore the nay-sayers and enjoy it...the monaco and war machine fight sequences are really well staged and are very impressive.


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Big Lots, the popular closeout store chain, is undergoing a makeover in its groceries department. The retailer is in the midst of expanding its grocery aisles throughout its 1496 stores nationwide. This change comes as the Ohio-based company notes that another Ohio favorite chain, Kroger, has increased its sales significantly. In an attempt to woo middle-class consumers away from Kroger and other grocery chains, Big Lots has decided to add more perishables and non-perishables. Soon consumers will be able to purchase low-priced quinoa, chips, soda, and even ice cream from the discount retailer.
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On August 14, SuperValu announced they had experienced a data security breach in June and July. Now the company is announcing it observed a second security breach into the payment system it uses for its customers. The Wall Street Journal reported the news on September 29, sharing that the company had recently uncovered malicious software on its payment system . The same day, SuperValu posted a press release on its website to warn consumers.
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Kroger, the nation's largest company of supermarket operators, has begun testing online grocery ordering and pickup near its headquarters in Cincinnati, Ohio. The test store, located in Liberty Township, is Kroger's attempt at bringing more shopping convenience to its customers. The program is currently using Kroger employees for this test run but should it be successful, the concept will expand to regular customers, then be offered in other regions.
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