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College Football in the state of florida has been a football factory the past couple of years putting consistent talent on the field. This year's class of florida players may not have an elite talent like JPP coming out of USF; but it is filled with great players who are very versatile and possible late round gems like Alfred Morris. The "florida" players I will be speaking of aren't necessarily just from UF but all over florida: Miami,Fau,FIU,FSU,FAMU,BCU,UCF,USF.
I'll start with fsu they have 3 premier pass rushers whom have declared this year:
Bjoern Werner: 6'4 260 in 2012 he managed 13 sacks, 18 tackles for a loss, 42 overall tackles and 8 pass deflections. He's the most polished florida product coming out this year. He attacks the run and his motor isn't bad either. He always has his eyes in the backfield and never just blindly rushes up the field he also has a tendency to get his hands up and swat passes if he doesn't feel like he will be able to get to the quarterback.
Corrnelius "Tank" Carradine: 6'5 265 Through 12 games he accumulated 11 sacks and 13 tackles for a loss. He was having a great season until an acl tear cut it short. He is a very quick pass rusher off the line sometimes he rushes too high up which get's him pushed around. He is an excellent hand fighter and rarely let's lineman get into his body. Had it not been for his injury he could have been a 1st round draft pick.
Brandon Jenkins: 6'3 260 Prior to 2012 he had been a highlyy touted defensive end but his lis franc injury kept him out this season. In his last season he recorded 8 sacks,12 tackles for a loss and 41 total tackles. He has good awareness and pursues the ball well.
Xavier Rhodes: 6'2 217: 3 int's, 39 total tackles, 2 tackles for a loss , 1 forced fumble, and 7 pass deflections. He is a big physical with good size and range. Sometimes he's a little to physical in coverage and draws penalties but that can be changed with coaching. He's a solid tackler and doesn't give up many big plays to receivers. His size is really good for corners and I have no problem with his coverage ability.
The university of florida has a lot of players leaving earlier for this draft. There is a lot of talent in this class mainly on the defensive side of the ball while there are some solid offensive players too.
Matt Elam: 5'10 202 He maybe be undersized for a safety but he is a playmaker and very good in run support. In 2012 he had a breakout season with 4 int's ,76 total tackles, 11 tackles for a loss, 2 sacks, & 5 passes defensed. He is a playmaker and is a big hitter. Sometimes he goes for the big hit rather than wrapping up but he seldom misses his target.
Shariff Floyd: 6'3 303 In 2011 he had been A DE and made the switch to DT in 2012 a year in which he had 18 tackles for a loss,46 total tackles, and 3 sacks. He is an explosive athlete and has shown the ability to take on double teams. He fights through blockers to get to the ball carrier and has really impressed me with better play at his new position.
Lerentee McCray:6'3 250 DE/OLB In his senior season he had 25 total tackles 4.5 for a loss with 3 sacks. These number may not seem all that great but I believe he will be a hidden gem in this draft due to the film of him vs luke joeckel. I don't think he recorded a sack but he absolutely showed his pass rush ability against the best OT in this draft.
Jordan Reed: 6'3 243 TE This season he caught 45 balls for 559 yards and 3 touchdowns. Another guy with average stats but he has shown good run block ability and elusiveness in the open field. He is on the smaller side for a TE but he reminds me a lot of aaron hernandez based on his versatility and ability to get yards after the catch.
Mike Gillislee : 5'11 210 RB : 1152 rushing yards in 2012 averaging 4.7 yards a carry , 10 touchdowns rushing,159 yards receiving, with 1 receiving touchdown. He's not a bruising back but is very elusive and consistent. He shows good elusiveness and great open field speed.
Tourek Williams: 6'3 262 DE FIU : His senior year he has accumulated 14.5 tackles for a loss ,6.5 sacks, two forced fumbles and 46 total tackles. He has started 39 games for FIU and is a high motor player. He is very good at knifing inside when OT's try to ride him out on the edge. He may play small ball but dominates his competition. He's a senior but has not decided whether he will pursue football at the next level.
Latavius Murray : 6'3 222 RB UCF: He had an awesome year this year with 15 td's, 1,106 yards rushing and he averaged 5.6 yards a carry. He's not overly shifty or powerful even for his size but he is a very consistent rb.
Cory Grissom: 6'2 316 USF: 38 total tackles , 2.5 sacks , and 7 tackles for a loss. I have no idea who he is but he is the 9th ranked DT by nfldraftscout.com. He is a senior and was invited to this years senior bowl so he must be something special.
Famu,BCU, had no significant seniors. Enjoy the article give me your opinions go jags.


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Rogers Canada Roundup: Q2 Financial Results, Out of Stock, and 21Mbps HSPA+ Testing
A Canadian buffet of Rogers news today, with Q2 financial results, an update on the current out-of-stock situation at Rogers, Fido, and Apple Canada, and the beginning of an HSPA+ super-fast 3G rollout.
First up, Bloomberg (via MDN) reports that Rogers that ARPU (average revenue per user) was down $1.47 as customers curbed long-distance and travel, while total sales rose 3.1%. As to the iPhone in particular, the introduction of the iPhone 3GS and $99 price point for the iPhone 3G helped Rogers add 148,000 subscribers this quarter.
Second, TUAW reports that Rogers, their subsidiary Fido, and Apple Stores (which just began carrying the iPhone in Canada on June 19) are all in short supply or completely sold out of iPhones. Given that Apple reported 5.2 million sold last quarter amid shortages, and is planning to fill out 80 countries by the end of the year, we can only repeat Dieter's abject shock at the continuing sales volumes...
Third, and funnest (TM iPod touch),Engadget Mobile says Rogers is ready to rock and roll with HSPA+ at 21Mbps. Zoom. Zoom. The GTA will get initial love, though Rogers says it will expand quickly to other cities. Since the iPhone 3GS only supports up to 7.2Mbps, we're not likely to benefit directly, though we only get half that currently so who knows...
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AT&T only supports 0.3 Mbps.
Rogers AT&T wireless only supports 300 baud, after traffic shaping.
Seriously though, can't complain about those speeds unless you are an unfortunate Cable Internet customer with Rogers. And Rogers has really taken much better customer centric approach with pressure from Apple.
I'm pretty sure AT&T has 3.0mb. And what is traffic shaping???
GTA as in Greater Toronto Area? If so, sweet! I live in Waterloo.
I Wish ATT showed HSPA+ some love in the states
Waterloo isn't in the GTA....
But you may still piggy back on the initial network coverage.

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Brooke Crum
The Port Arthur News
Yes, it would be cheaper to tear down those old eyesores downtown, but it would deprive Port Arthur of its rich history, said Floyd Batiste, CEO of the Port Arthur Economic Development Corporation.
"We need to preserve downtown," he said.
Batiste and the EDC's board of directors and the Port Arthur City Council made the decision in 2009 to bring life back to downtown through its Operation Downtown Site Improvement Grant Program.
The board agreed to funnel funds into renovation projects spearheaded by private entities. The EDC set aside $750,000 a year for the past three years to go toward demolition and infrastructure improvements. The City Council recently renewed the funding initiative for another three years.
It is through these public/private partnerships that the EDC has planned to refurbish and rebuild the downtown area, Batiste said. But the idea was not new — it has been done before.
The EDC looked at other cities that had instituted similar plans to rejuvenate their downtown districts, particularly Greenville, S.C. Batiste said Greenville was once much like Port Arthur but today is a "bustling community" because of the city's government vision and the partnerships it made with the private sector.
"If you plan and execute the plan, good things can happen," Batiste said.
But someone must take the first step. Someone must make what might seem like a leap before it becomes a stampede, and that is what the EDC has done, Batiste said.
The EDC purchased the old Port Arthur Savings Building on Procter Street in 2010 with the intent of restoring and converting it into an office space for the EDC and at least two other entities, possibly the Greater Port Arthur Chamber of Commerce. The project estimate was over $4 million, including a federal tax credit of $1 million.
Some say that is a waste of money. After all, the EDC funds its projects with tax dollars. But Batiste did not doubt the decision.
"There must an anchor downtown," he said. "And it must be a big anchor."
If the city really wants to develop downtown, then there must be an anchor there to which other entities — private or public — could moor, Batiste said. If the EDC builds it, then others will come.
And they are coming. One by one, companies and individuals have approached the EDC about its incentive program. The EDC provided funding for exterior repairs to DezTex Industrial Services for its office on Rev. Dr. Ransom Howard Street and Kilgore Construction Inc. for its Procter Street office. The city received funding for repairs to the outside of the police station and municipal court and to renovate the downtown pavilion. A total of 11 projects have been funded.
Port Arthur natives Alona and Donell Lavalais are one of those 11 projects. The couple scoured their savings to convert a downtown building into an event hall for all occasions.
The idea started with Alona Lavalais, 54. She always wanted to own a building that she could decorate and rent out to people throwing parties or receptions, she said. But whenever she attended these events elsewhere, the hosts would disclose their complaints to her: The air conditioner did not work well. The rent time was too short. The deposit was outrageous.
Alona Lavalais thought she could open an event hall of her own that would not be rife with unsatisfied customers. So she and her husband looked around town for the right place.
After some contemplation, the couple bought a building on 6th Street and approached the EDC about receiving a possible refund for some of the renovations they would make to the property. They filled out a rather hefty application, crossed their fingers and waited.
The EDC approved the application for the banquet hall at 440 6th Street, meaning it would reimburse Alona and Donell Lavalais about 25 percent of cost of the project – or $9,285, according to a copy of the agreement – upon completion. The final project cost was estimated to be $37,340.87 to renovate the building.
They hope to have the event hall open by May, Alona Lavalais said. But they have had some setbacks along the way in the form of heavy rains and sickly workers. She even had trouble getting some contractors to come out and look at the building.
"I can't tell you how many times I have waited for someone who never came," Alona Lavalais said.
But barring any other unforeseen circumstances, the event hall will be open in time for the summer event season. Then 440 6th Street will no longer be another eyesore downtown but a piece of Port Arthur's history that has been restored and can live on for many more years.
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The Cincinnati Bengals (8-6) have a chance to clinch their second-consecutive playoff berth for the first time since the 198-82 season, while the Pittsburgh Steelers (7-7) are fighting for their postseason lives, as a loss today would eliminate them from postseason contention, while a win would put them in the driver's sat for the final AFC wildcard spot. Thank you for joining us for another edition of the Stripe Hype live blog.
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Meet the Firms 2013
Meet the Firms
Tuesday, October 1
4:30pm - 7:30pm
Terra Fresca, College 9/10 Dining
Are you a Business Management Economics or Economics student looking to work for an accounting firm as an audit or tax associate? This is your chance to meet with representatives from accounting firms and government entities to find out about career opportunities. Bring multiple copies of your resume, MUST be dressed professionally (suit is preferred attire) and be prepared to interview. Student ID is required for entrance.
Companies Scheduled to Attend:
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Armanino McKenna, LLP
Armanino McKenna LLP is the largest California-based CPA firm. The firm is ranked in the Top 100 firms nationally and has consistently been named Best of the Best in the nation. With three offices in the San Francisco Bay Area, Armanino McKenna has 39 partners and 325 staff. Besides the traditional core audit and tax departments, the firm provides a host of consulting services. With a depth of resources and expertise, the firm is strategically positioned to provide superior levels of service to mid-market and SEC companies as well as provide exciting and dynamic opportunities to its people.
Becker Professional Education
Learn. Advance. Succeed. Becker Professional Education is a global leader in quality professional education, empowering people to advance their careers in accounting, finance, project management and healthcare. For more than 50 years, Becker has helped nearly half a million professionals achieve success. Becker serves accounting professionals around the world through our U.S. CPA Exam Review, courses for other global accounting credentials, and best-in-class Continuing Professional Education. The Big 4 and 99 of the top 100 accounting firms are among our partners.
California State Auditor
We investigate allegations of corruption and/or mismanagement and report our findings to the Joint Legislative Audit Committee. We conduct financial audits, performance audits, and investigations. We put your skills to work right away on challenging and diverse assignments. For example, we have conducted audits and investigations that range from evaluating the risky funding situation of the High-Speed Rail Authority to reviewing the poor spending decisions that threaten the City of Vernon's Financial Stability.
Deloitte is one of the leading professional services organizations in the United States, specializing in audit, tax, consulting and financial advisory services with clients in more than 20 industries. We provide powerful business solutions to some of the world's most well-known and respected companies, including more than 75 percent of the Fortune 100. At Deloitte, you can have a rewarding career on every level. In addition to challenging and meaningful work, you'll have the chance to give back to your community, make a positive impact on the environment, participate in a range of diversity and inclusion initiatives, and find the support, coaching, and training it takes to advance your career.
DZH Phillips, LLP
DZH Phillips is one of the largest regionally-based accounting and advisory firms in the San Francisco Bay Area. Backed by more than 30 years of industry knowledge and experience, our staff is attuned to your most critical opportunities and challenges. We pride ourselves on offering uncommon presence, process, and perspective — all with one goal: to help you prosper and grow.
KPMG LLP, the audit, tax and advisory firm (www.kpmg.com/us), is the U.S. member firm of KPMG International Cooperative ("KPMG International"). KPMG International's member firms have 145,000 professionals, including more than 8,000 partners, in 152 countries.
Novogradac & Company LLP
Novogradac & Company LLP is a national certified public accounting and consulting firm with 14 offices nationwide. Our clients represent a broad range of industries, with a major emphasis in the real estate sector. We provide publicly and privately held national enterprises with a full spectrum of audit, tax, valuation, expert witness and litigation support, property compliance and general consulting services and we work extensively in the affordable housing, community development and renewable energy fields.
Seiler & Company, LLP
Seiler LLP is a leading public accounting firm in the San Francisco Bay Area providing a wide variety of financial services to a diversified, prestigious clientele specializing in audit, compliance, consulting and litigation support services. Quality of life firm offering flexible schedule, accelerated advancement, competitive salary and comprehensive benefits package.
Sensiba San Filippo LLP
The people of SSF not only live, work and play in the Bay Area, but are committed to finding ways to better this community. As one of the largest regional tax and accounting firms in the country, we've built an integrated team of experts with both broad and focused industry knowledge that is current and relevant to your business. Our team size allows us to deliver the high quality of work typically only expected from a much larger firm, yet still allows us the flexibility to cultivate the personal client/advisor relationship characteristic of a smaller firm. This approach provides our clients with the best of both worlds — world-class service with local partner accessibility. Whether you're just starting up or on the verge of global expansion, you are an important member of our team.
*Company received a rating in Corporate Equality Index 2013 Corporate Equality Index conductec by Human Rights Campaign. For additional corporate rating details please go to: http://www.hrc.org/apps/cei/


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any of a class of organic compounds that contain at least one halogen (fluorine [F], chlorine [Cl], bromine [Br], or iodine [I]) bonded to carbon. They are subdivided into alkyl, vinylic, aryl, and acyl halides. In alkyl halides all four bonds to the carbon that bears the halogen are single bonds; in vinylic halides the carbon that bears the halogen is doubly bonded to another carbon; in aryl halides the halogen-bearing carbon is part of an aromatic ring; and in acyl halides (also called acid halides) the halogen-bearing carbon is doubly bonded to oxygen. Examples of the four types are shown here.
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Hohner Concertina 20 Key
Hohner Concertina 20 Key
- Anglo-German style
- 20 buttons and 40 reeds.
- Comes with a gig bag.
- Incredible Value
- Warranty is for parts and labor to repair any manufacturer defects. it lasts for 90 days after the purchase date
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One Call Alert Personalized Medical Monitoring, Includes 6 Months Service and Push-button Pendant
One Call Alert Personalized Medical Monitoring, Includes 6 Months Service and Push-button Pendant
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- No hidden fees and no long-term contracts
- Easy to set up and easy to use: one push of a button connects to a trained emergency medical responder
- Customized action plan to get you the help you need in an emergency anytime, day or night. You choose your emergency contacts, from family to neighbors to 911
- Versatile, waterproof pendant can be worn as a necklace or bracelet
This year 13.5 million people aged 65 and older will fall. If a senior loved one experiences a medical emergency, time is of the essence and they may not be able to reach or dial a phone. That's where One Call Alert's industry leading medical alert monitoring system can help by connecting your loved one to the right help for the situation, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year at just the push of a button. Whether they need a paramedic or just the assistance of a family member or friend to help get them back on their feet, our world class emergency medical alert monitoring service will be there.
The One Call Alert system is as easy as 1, 2, 3!
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IT'S A BOY Birth Announcement Keepsake Baby Gift Legal Tender Colorized $2 Bill
IT'S A BOY Birth Announcement Keepsake Baby Gift Legal Tender Colorized $2 Bill
- IT'S A BABY BOY - Birth Announcement - Colorized $2 Bill
- This US $2 Bill has been enhanced with a special and unique colorization process by The Merrick Mint, creating a collectible work of art.
- Each $2 Bank Note is Genuine Authentic Legal Tender United States Currency, which features Thomas Jefferson and the famous portrait of the signing of the 1776 Declaration of Independence.
- Each US $2 bill is in Fresh, Crisp, Uncirculated condition, and was directly removed from untouched wrapped sealed Bills.
- Each bill comes displayed in a blue folio with a Certificate of Authenticity to guarantee that your bills are authentic and recognized by every monetary authority around the world, therefore assuring its Collector Edition status.
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text: Pearl is a beautiful stone Shiny and smooth.It is very popular for the rich. Original Pearl is valuable and rare. pearls are very expensive and not always available.Pearl jewelry are symbol o f Richness and kingdom,mostly princess wear pearl jewelry because its expensive and rare.Princess wear pearl jewelry on any celebration and on Marriage day.


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Lockport Union-Sun & Journal — City of Lockport
Randy A. Richau, 19, of Lockport was charged by State Police at 10:46 a.m. Saturday with unlawful possession of marijuana following a traffic stop on Washburn Street near Walnut Street. He was issued an appearance ticket.
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Austin Hager, 20, of Lockport was charged with seventh-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance Monday. The State Police made a traffic stop and observed what appeared to be a controlled substance lying on the floor of the vehicle. Hager was in possession of a 30 mg pill of Opana. Hager was also found to be operating a vehicle without a license. He was issued appearance tickets for the town of Lockport Court.
Michele L. Entwistle, 51, of Lockport was charged by State Police at 11:12 a.m. Sept. 3 with unlawful possession of mariuana and operating an unregistered vehicle following a traffic stop on Rapids Road near Raymond Road. She was issued an appearance ticket.
Gerald R. Pierce, 27, of Lockport was charged by State Police at 3:28 p.m. with unlawful possession of mariuana during a traffic stop on Route 104 at Johnson Road. He was issued an appearance ticket.
Eric J. McGill, 29, and Samantha McGill, 27, 2297 Hartland Road Gasport were charged with second-degree harassment Monday. The sheriff's patrol responded to 2297 Hartland Road for a neighbor problem at 4:29 p.m. The argument had occurred at 8 a.m. again at 4 p.m. According to the report, Eric threatened the victim.
A Lake Road man reported he received a call from a unknown male stating that he was from Microsoft. The caller provided the victim with what sounded like legitimate credentials and told him a serious computer virus was going to infect his computers if he did not take action right away. The victim allowed the caller access to his computer could see the curser on his computer being moved by the male on the phone. The victim told the caller that he did not like what was going on and shut down his computer and hung up the phone. The victim is concerned that his bank account information on his computers and fears his bank accounts may be breached in the future. He closed his back account. As of Tuesday, the victim is not missing any money from his bank account.


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SAN FRANCISCO - OCTOBER 17: Frank Gore #21 of the San Francisco 49ers in action against the Oakland Raiders at Candlestick Park on October 17, 2010 in San Francisco, California. (Photo by Ezra Shaw/Getty Images) *** Local Caption *** Frank Gore
Frank Gore practiced Tuesday with the San Francisco 49ers for the first time this offseason, breathing life into an offense that has been working this summer without several of its top players.
The two-time Pro Bowl running back ended his four-day holdout Monday and was back on the field a day later as the 49ers conducted their second padded practice of camp.
He was welcomed back by Jim Harbaugh's new coaching staff and several players who have been anticipating his arrival.
Gore, who missed San Francisco's final five games last season with a fractured hip, is in the final year of his contract with the 49ers that will pay him $2.9 million this season with a $2 million roster bonus.
He was trying to leverage himself to get a new deal before he returned to camp. Tuesday Harbaugh said he was confidant the two sides could reach a new agreement soon.


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HALRIS has been developed for the management of revenue records. It takes care of all the major processes of land management as defined in the revenue system of Haryana. State. The main objectives of the revenue records updated on a real time basis is to, integrate registration and mutations, allow for an automated mutation workflow with an online mutation incorporation facility and to provide a secured access using biometric authentication.ProcessThe project includes all the major process necessary for the land records management as per the Haryana Land Records manual and has been integrated with the property registration project.
It includes the following main modules; jamabandi – to manage the jamabandi right of record of the villages; mutation – to capture the changes to be made in the jamabandi; kharsa gridawari – to capture the six monthly crop details of the village; and, nakal – to provide the nakal service to the public.
HALRIS is being used to update the jamabandi data and making it online. Data of the online villages can be used to provide the nakal services and to integrate the land records with property registration. With the integration provide, property registration can check the ownership and generate the mutation immediately after the registration process is over.ImpactHALRIS has been implemented in all the 67 tehsils of the state. Out of total 7,081 jamabandies, data of 6,082 jamabandies have been uploaded to the web site. Availability of updated nakal of record of right to the public through information kiosks has added new dimensions to the delivery of services to the public in the state.
There has been a reduction in litigations due to online availability of updated record and low manual intervention and data capturing has reduced errors. The web enabling of land records has increased the transparency on an anytime, anywhere basis.
The state government has gained by reduction of time in preparing land records documents, and the updated data is available for other government departments and for planning purposes, among others.
HALRIS can be replicated in neighbouring states like Punjab and Himachal with little customisation. The future development plans for the project includes its roll out at the sub-tehsil level, establishment of a data centre and design and development of web-enabled version of HALRIS.


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Jeffrey Zygmont
---- — If there was an organization or agency that chose an Official Vehicle of New England Recreation, the group would have an easy job. Members could anoint the Subaru Forester, dust off their lapels and head on home to supper.
"We always see people drive in with a roof rack on a Forester that has something different on it, some kind of board, or boat, or ski, or something. I'm never surprised by what it might be," stated Aaron Singer, owner of Singer Subaru in Plaistow.
"We get a lot of young people with active lifestyles who like how it handles all the things they want to put on the roof or inside the car," he explained.
Of course, other vehicles also are adept at hauling odd-ball gear. But the Subaru Forester tackles jobs with a down-to-earth, get-it-done attitude that fits so well with rugged activities in the mountains, on lakes and rivers and at the shore. It seems just the right companion for people who want a useful transportation tool rather than a bold and flashy image enhancer.
A big part of that usefulness comes from Forester's full-time all-wheel-drive abilities. Subaru is a specialist in four-wheel traction. It gives careful attention to issues like weight distribution and even the lengths and angles of power shafts that turn the four wheels. Subaru designs the capability into the core of its cars, rather than merely tack an all-wheel-drive option onto a model that ordinarily is two-wheel drive. That makes Forester a true four-season, all-weather vehicle. Rugged recreation junkies know that.
The 2014 Subaru Forester arrived in the spring as a re-designed, updated and improved model, representing Subaru's fourth generation of Foresters. With a starting list price of $22,820, the four-door, five-passenger wagon is slightly larger than the version is replaces – with the added size translating into a roomier passenger cabin, noted Singer.
The new model's body is styled for contemporary tastes, with a trimly tapering rear roof and a bold front end that features large, wrapping headlight clusters and hood creases that point forward. But the new body design also retains a kind of no-frills, nothing-fancy attitude that's essential for a go-anywhere hauler of adventure gear. You see it in the upslope of the lower front bumper, the better for attacking ascents. Forester's hard-at-work demeanor also shows in its upright, horizontally set sides that create a stable and poised appearance, while leaving a wide span for the roof rack above.
Of course, frills aren't wholly absent. Singer pointed out that the new Forester provides driver aids and other technology tools that aim to make motor travel more effective, efficient, safe and enjoyable. For example, all but base models include a rear-view back-up camera and a color display screen for monitoring and controlling cabin amenities. New extra-cost options include a power rear hatch and keyless locking and starting. A forward-facing dual-camera system operates intelligent cruise control, automatic pre-collision braking and a warning for lane drift.
But probably the most popular improvements are power refinements that give the new Forester a boost in fuel economy, Singer said. The car's primary engine – a four-cylinder "pancake" design with pistons laid out horizontally instead of vertically (the configuration also helps with traction, because it keeps more of the model's weight lower to the ground) – now is attached to either a new, six-speed manual transmission or a continuously variable automatic transmission. With the manual, Forester earns a government fuel-economy rating of 22 miles per gallon in city driving, and 29 mpg on the highway. The CVT automatic adds $1,000 to Forester's price, but boosts fuel-use figures to 24 mpg city, 32 mpg highway.
In more expensive trim levels, you can purchase the 2014 Forester with a new, turbocharged four-cylinder engine that puts out close to 50 percent more power than the standard engine. The quicker motor also manages good fuel-economy ratings, at 23 mpg city, 28 mpg highway.
In my evaluation model, I found the standard, 170-horsepower engine provided a nice balance between oomph and economy. At intersections it hustled me ahead of traffic when I wanted it to. During long freeway cruises, my standard-engine Forester kept pace at elevated speeds, and zipped around dodderdly drivers when necessary. The car was equipped with the automatic transmission, which I found responsive and quick to react – a good quality you can't pin on all continuously variable automatics.
After seven days and just over 500 miles of mixed, freeway and around-town driving, my Forester averaged a tad over 32 mpg.
At Singer Subaru, the increased fuel economy of the new Forester is bringing in a wave of drivers who are trading other sport-utility crossover vehicles that don't do as well at the gas pumps. That includes models classified as compact crossovers, like the Forester, because of their tidier size. But the trades also extend to larger SUVs that no longer can match the advantages packaged into the 2014 Forester, said Singer.
"They're sport-utility people who now not only want good gas mileage, but also want the safety and dependability of a Subaru," he stated.
What's more, the car's expanding fan list extends well beyond outdoor adventure hounds, according to Singer's account. Capabilities that make the Forester so well adapted at mountain bike trails, kayaking creeks and ski slopes also suit it for everyday use by around-town people who just want a practical four-season transporter. He said that Forester buyers split about 50/50 between men and woman, and span all age groups.
Together they're buying the new model faster than his dealership can stock it, Singer said. After arriving in March, the 2014 version has enjoyed a surge in popularity. In July, New England Subaru dealers sold 50 percent more Foresters than they did in the same month last year.
"We cannot keep them in stock because they're selling so fast," Singer said.
While demand is particularly high for the Forester, the popularity of all Subaru models is making for tight supplies. Singer points with pride to a newspaper article that first appeared in The Wall Street Journal on Aug. 21. It remains available at online.wsj.com and is making the rounds on other internet sites. Its headline is, "Subaru's got a big problem: it's selling too many cars."
As the article's opening line states, it's a problem "any auto maker would love to have."
Jeffrey Zygmont is an author of fiction and non-fiction books, and a long-time auto writer. Contact him at www.jeffreyzygmont.com.


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Friday, February 15
1. Today is Day 3.
2. Lunch for today: Crispitos, Tortilla Chips w/Salsa, Mixed Veg.,Calico Fruit and Milk.
3. Due to lost and broken toys at recess times, we are asking that the children do not bring toys from home.
4. Reminder: Children must have boots, snow pants, hats and gloves to go outside.
5. If your child is missing any of their winter gear please have them stop in the office to see what I have. I do have a black pair of bib snow pants, black and white winter jacket, one camo and black snow boot, black boots, brown shoes and lots of sweat shirts, hats and gloves.
6.The Terril Kiwanis Club will be hosting a "Fun Night" on Saturday, March 2nd to be held at the Terril Library/Memorial Building. The evening will begin with a Maid rite supper from 5 - 6:30 PM. The meal includes maid rite, baked beans, chips, dessert and a drink for $5.00. Kids 5 & under - $3.00. At 6:30 the Live auction will take place.
7. There will be 2nd and 3rd grade boys basketball practice in the Greatttinger gym at 9:00 on Saturdays for the rest of this month.
8. Reminder: There is no School Monday, February 18 for President's Day and Professional Development.
10. State Wrestling starts today in Des Moines. Class 1A 1st round & 1st round consolations will be from 9:00-12:15. Friday will be Class 1A quarter-finals; then 2nd round consolations running from 9:00-1:30; from 3:30-6:45 will be semi-final & 3rd round consolations. Saturday will be consolation semi-finals & finals; 6:00 P.M. will be Grand March and finals. Good Luck Cody!!!
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Packt is pleased to announce the release of the book SELinux System Administration, a step-by-step guide to use SELinux to control network communications. The book is useful for building personal SELinux policies using reference policy interfaces, configuring IPSec and Net-Label to transport SELinux contexts over the wire, and also work with mod_SELinux to secure web applications. The print book is 120 pages long and is competitively priced at $32.99, while the eBook is available in Amazon, Kindle, PDF versions for $16.99.
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SELinux System Administration helps its readers to set up SELinux roles, users, and their sensitivity levels, as well as enable and disable features selectively or even enforce them on a granular level. The book also teaches readers how to assign new contexts and sensitivity labels to files and other resources, and use tools like sudo, runcon, and new-role to switch roles and run privileged commands in a safe environment.
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The latest news and views about music in Milwaukee and beyond
Eli Young Band's James Young on what he's listening to
James Young (furthest left), guitarist for Texas-based country act Eli Young Band, is using Muse's "The 2nd Law" as his new "workout record." Eli Young Band, along with Kacey Musgraves and Eric Church, will open for Kenny Chesney at Miller Park Saturday. Photo provided.
When I asked Eli Young Band guitarist James Young what he was listening to during a recent interview, I figured he'd talk about the Band Perry or Florida Georgia Line or some other hot country act.
Instead, he talked about Muse's latest album "The 2nd Law."
You can find out why its his latest workout record below. And you can see Young and the rest of the band open up for Kenny Chesney at Miller Park Saturday.
We've got a whole lot of Chesney coverage on Tap Milwaukee - including a fun and challenging Chesney quiz, need-to-know info for Saturday's show, a look back at his successful career, a photo gallery of Chesney over the years and an interview with another opener Saturday, promising up-and-coming singer-songwriter Kacey Musgraves.
Who: James Young from the Eli Young Band
What he's listening to: Muse's latest album "The 2nd Law"
Why he likes it: It's my new workout record. I love how hard it is but also how soft at times. They use choir and a horn section. (Single) "Panic Station" taps into classic Queen with a bit of Peter Gabriel but more of an edge. It's very hopeful, but its music that doesn't take itself too seriously.
Also likes: I can't stop playing the Bruno Mars record ("Unorthodox Jukebox"). Seeing him live totally clicked with me. He's got a huge future ahead of him, such a huge talent with a great voice.
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LOUISVILLE, KY.: The recipient of a rare double hand transplant says he feels "fantastic" and can wiggle fingers on both his new hands.
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New Old News: Arlen Specter, Man of Principle
Poor Arlen Specter. It's like a guy can't up and switch parties when it's politically convenient for him without being accused of betraying his principles! Who would have guessed that old Arlen could possibly lose today's Democratic primary, just because his challenger, Rep. Joe Sestak, had the audacity to have been a Democrat for longer than 20 minutes?
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The city's Fourth of July fireworks extravaganza has been held there the past 14 years and last year attracted about 25,000 spectators. Only two months ago, thousands of runners, walkers and folks pushing strollers converged on the base to compete in the city's annual 10K/5K race, held there for the first time amid military helicopters and airplanes that dotted the course.


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In her new book, "ROY G. BIV: An Exceedingly Surprising Book About Color," Jude Stewart startles us into really seeing color again with interesting anecdotes about the hues that surround us.
Bumblebee-bright, a yellow taxicab blurs across Times Square: an instantly recognizable and infinitely reproduced symbol of New York City. But New York cab companies weren't the first to paint their vehicles the now iconic yellow, a popular taxi color in many parts of the country and the world.
When businessman Harry N. Allen launched the New York Taxicab Company in 1907, introducing the city's first fleet of gasoline-powered cabs, his imported French vehicles were equipped with "taximeters" to charge fees based on mileage, manned by drivers dressed like West Point cadets - and originally painted red and green.
In 1915, Chicago entrepreneur John Hertz (of future rental-car-company fame) opened the first Yellow Cab Company in his city. To unify his fleet, Hertz had commissioned a local university study to "scientifically ascertain which color would stand out strongest at a distance," per his biographer - and yellow won. (Color researchers still agree that yellow is generally the most visible color, though some have suggested that it's chartreuse that the eye most easily detects.)
But this often-told story ignores the fact that yellow taxis had already appeared in various American cities before 1915. Businessman Albert Rockwell was operating a fleet of yellow cabs as early as 1909, and he went on to incorporate the Yellow Taxicab Co. in NYC in 1912. If Hertz chose yellow for scientific reasons, legend has it that Rockwell was merely appeasing his wife Nettie, who preferred the color.
The wild popularity of gasoline-powered taxicabs lured dozens of competitors into the industry, including Morris Markin's Checker Taxi, which was based in Chicago, and later Kalamazoo, but whose vehicles were ubiquitous nationwide.
Like any madly growing business sector, the taxicab biz was rife with abuses - and the Great Depression only worsened infighting among cabbies desperate for work. The Haas Act of 1937 tried to clean up New York's taxicab industry by regulating officially licensed cabs under a medallion system. The Haas Act didn't mandate a specific color of taxicab, but standardizing the cabs' look to reflect more standardized regulation made sense. With a consistent color and make, "official" taxicabs signal to wary riders that they're duly regulated by city government.
The logic of visual standardization became fully entrenched with a 1967 ruling that all "official" New York taxicabs be painted yellow - specifically "Dupont M6284 or its equivalent," according to Allan Fromberg of the New York Taxi & Limousine Commission. Any visual swerve therefore indicates either an unlicensed vehicle or an alternate taxicab system.
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- Place chicken, 1 onion, 2 stalks celery, and salt in a large pot with enough water to cover. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat, and gently boil 90 minutes, or until chicken meat falls easily from the bone. Drain, reserving broth. Chop chicken, and set aside.
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees F (175 degrees C). Lightly grease a large baking dish.
- In a large bowl, mix crumbled cornbread, crumbled biscuits, 2 cups celery, 2 large onions, sage, poultry seasoning, seasoned salt, and red pepper. Stir in eggs and reserved chicken broth. The mixture should be very thin.
- Transfer mixture to the prepared baking dish. Bake 45 minutes in the preheated oven, stirring often.
- Mix chicken into the dressing mixture. Continue baking 15 minutes, until lightly browned.
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I'm very particular(being a southerner)about my dressing......THIS IS WONDERFUL.YUMMMMMMM!! JUDITH
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I messed up by making this dressing recipe a couple of Thanksgivings ago. Now I have the make the dressing for everyone! It's a huge hit for our extended family. I've adapted the recipe by not stirring it while it bakes and adding the chicken before I put it in the oven to bake. It ends up being a very flavorful, moist, traditional southern dressing. It is a lot of work, but well worth it. My only other advice is to not overbake your biscuits and cornbread. In this recipe, dry breads = dry dressing. Follow the recipe and you'll have a winner every time!
Too, too wonderful. You can buy cornbread muffins at the bakery to speed things up a bit. The one that said it was dry obviously didn't read the directions. When she said it should be thin she meant it. It was totally moist and my whole family fought over the last bite. You can fix it ahead and freeze. My mouth is watering now. Thanks, Tara.
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Amount Per Serving (12 total)
- Calories
- 967 cal
- 48%
- Fat
- 52.9 g
- 81%
- Carbs
- 63.1 g
- 20%
- Protein
- 57.1 g
- 114%
- Cholesterol
- 370 mg
- 123%
- Sodium
- 1255 mg
- 50%
Based on a 2,000 calorie diet
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Here's a great account of the good, nerdy thoughtfulness that went into generating the command-line screenshots for Tron: Legacy; JT Nimoy decided that he'd go for a mix of l33t and realistic, and landed on emacs eshell and posix kill:
In addition to visual effects, I was asked to record myself using a unix terminal doing technologically feasible things. I took extra care in babysitting the elements through to final composite to ensure that the content would not be artistically altered beyond that feasibility. I take representing digital culture in film very seriously in lieu of having grown up in a world of very badly researched user interface greeble. I cringed during the part in Hackers (1995) when a screen saver with extruded "equations" is used to signify that the hacker has reached some sort of neural flow or ambiguous destination. I cringed for Swordfish and Jurassic Park as well. I cheered when Trinity in The Matrix used nmap and ssh (and so did you). Then I cringed again when I saw that inevitably, Hollywood had decided that nmap was the thing to use for all its hacker scenes (see Bourne Ultimatum, Die Hard 4, Girl with Dragon Tattoo, The Listening, 13: Game of Death, Battle Royale, Broken Saints, and on and on). In Tron, the hacker was not supposed to be snooping around on a network; he was supposed to kill a process. So we went with posix kill and also had him pipe ps into grep. I also ended up using emacs eshell to make the terminal more l33t. The team was delighted to see my emacs performance -- splitting the editor into nested panes and running different modes. I was tickled that I got emacs into a block buster movie. I actually do use emacs irl, and although I do not subscribe to alt.religion.emacs, I think that's all incredibly relevant to the world of Tron.jtnimoy - Tron Legacy (2010) (via JWZ)
31 Responses to "How emacs got into Tron: Legacy"
Roy Trumbull says:
The Hollywood set designers couldn't manage something as simple as a radio station so being unable to do anything realistic with computers is no surprise. To his credit George Lucas used a real radio station for a scene with Wolfman Jack.
On the other hand some real scientists supplied input for the film Buckaroo Banzai, one of the worst groaners of all time.
klossner says:
The computer screens in The Social Network were real too. Linux and emacs and perl all up on the big screen. My proto-nerd daughter and I stepped through the blu-ray disk frame by frame so I could explain it in detail.
soundandmotion says:
It's funny that the word "Quora" is in the bottom left screenshot, particularly given that "Quorra" is a character in the movie.
Scott says:
I think that might actually say quota, just with the top chopped off.
retchdog says:
that'd be some really weird kerning (on a fixed-width font :-/); also it doesn't match the "t" in "*Tetris*" on the emacs-frame below it.
i'd say it's for the quorra code (designers often misspell things or use first drafts) he was working on, except that it seems to be surrounded by asterisks, which usually denotes a process buffer (i.e., running code or an interpreter, shell, &c.) in emacs.
retchdog says:
i was so disappointed that none of the fireworks played a Conway's Life pattern, that i totally missed the homage to Bit.
warreno says:
Yes. Because when you're talking about a movie wherein a person's consciousness is getting sucked into a computer simulation by a laser, realism is something you want to maintain at every level of the production.
retchdog says:
it's called verisimilitude: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Verisimilitude_(literature)
or: true-to-life details assist in suspension of disbelief, increasing the quality of the work.
plh says:
And of course Emacs fundamentally /is/ a Lisp variant and that's where it gets its extraordinary magical powers from. Blub¹ programmers and system administrators can go to hell with their petty squabbles: Emacs is for *everyone*. Org mode² alone is worth the investment in learning to use the magnificent… thing that is Emacs. ;-)
¹ http://www.paulgraham.com/avg.html
² http://orgmode.org/
Auto Parts for Brains says:
It's good to have some sort of reality on tech movies especially if they are portraying some really tech stuff. It's all in the details, and geeks appreciate it when the makers go through all the trouble just to not destroy the movie experience with cringe worthy errors.
God45 says:
I want a cool computer desk like the ones in Tron.
Jonathan Badger says:
The Jurassic Park UNIX interface wasn't a result of poor Hollywood research — that was an actual interface (FSN) on SGI workstations. Granted, maybe saying "I know this; this is the slow FSN interface that I always get out of when I use IRIX" would have been a more accurate line
EtanSivad says:
Very true about Jurassic Park. The file navigator application (FSN, like you said) that she uses was commonly bundled with SGI workstations to show off their "power." SGI supplied all of the workstations for the movie, so it's not surprising that the file system would show up.
It is possible to compile FSN on modern Linux systems (FSN was written for UNIX.) but it's a pain in the butt and requires many hours of hunting down deprecated libraries. Still, an interesting challenge.
Jack Aubrey says:
I didn't cheer when I saw nmap in "The Matrix." I thought it was dumb. Everything else is so far-fetched, absurd and even nonsensical; why try to inject a little realism at that point? Conversely, I had no issue with the representations inn "Hackers"; who cares if the on-screen stuff isn't really representative of hacking? It was the concept that was interesting. Jeez, if you're going for realism, the entire fucking movie could've been shot in some teenage kid's basement.
RedShirt77 says:
"I take representing digital culture in film very seriously in lieu of having grown up in a world of very badly researched user interface greeble"
Lol, did he see the rest of the film, its scienceless fantasy world were programs have faces and personalities and can up and decide to go ride a motorcycle around "town".
but at least the early 80′s touch pad technology seemed feasable…
argexpat says:
Um, losing the forest for the trees, dude!
lecti says:
emac's for the smelly gnu hippies. Vi is the way to go!
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vivivi — the editor of the beast
Sharktopus says:
I initially used vi back in the day because I found it was better suited to maintaining UNIX servers over the slow serial connections that were common at the time.
I've played around with Xemacs and like it alot, but vim is still my go to editor on my servers and Mac desktops.
Don says:
I was asked, in the interview for my current job, whether I use emacs. I said no, I don't have enough thumbs.
holtt says:
Vi indeed, at least that's what I was asking myself.
Anonymous says:
Awh man, am I the only nano user here?
Anonymous says:
The original Tron was based on the Burroughs systems and the movie is full of Burroughs terminology from TRON to the MCP.
RobertBigelow says:
emacs is *the* ideal tool for coding and programming in LISP and its variants, the former being the programming language for AI (A_rtificial I_nitelligence).
DG says:
I was very disappointed to see "reindeer flotilla" not typed anywhere on screen in the new movie. I don't know why, but I just loved that character string in the 1982 flick. Somehow those word just go together, like nuclear launch codes, or one of the military scenario titles rapidly flashing by on screen in War Games.
Repeat after me,… reindeer flotilla, reindeer flotilla, reindeer flotilla, reindeer flotilla, reindeer flotilla, reindeer flotilla, reindeer flotilla, reindeer flotilla, reindeer flotilla, reindeer flotilla, reindeer flotilla, reindeer flotilla, reindeer flotilla, help me.
Anonymous says:
lol – what year was this supposed to take place?
Sysads I know would rather use Nano than something huge like emacs. Considering that vim is typically installed as a default editor for Linux systems, it seems that emacs is more a nod to developers than hackers, who frequently need to use whatever is natively on the system they have hacked into.
retchdog says:
leaving your controversial definition of "hacker" aside, the character who used emacs was primarily a developer or development manager.
blackboar says:
It should be noted that this specific guy is both a freaking genius and one of the very few artist programmers I actually have ever heard of.
Anon, does Stallman qualify as a hacker for you?
Anonymous says:
I wonder if somebody could do a revival of FSN using modern features and libraries that aren't older than I am… then again I'd still probably stick with my Awesome Yet Practical KDE install for day to day work because FSN looks horribly inefficient….
Anonymous says:
Am I the only geek that noticed the CAPS key where the Control key goes for a proper Emacs keyboard? How does he even control (ha!) Emacs without a Control key?
lysdexia says:
Yet another stick in the eye of vim-americans. Shame!


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TRAVERSE CITY — The Traverse City Beach Bums 2011 season went down to the wire — and then some.
The Beach Bums went into their final game of the regular season — game No. 96 — with a playoff spot on the line at Wuerfel Park. The contest ended up going into extra innings before Lake Erie pulled out a 3-1 victory, edging Traverse City for a playoff berth by a half-game.
The Beach Bums' journey to the precipice of a playoff position is No. 7 on the Record-Eagle's top local sports stories of 2011.
Although it was a heartbreaking finish for the team, the Beach Bums had plenty of individual accomplishments to celebrate.
Three Traverse City players finished the Frontier League season in the top 10 in home runs. J.T. Hall was second with 23 (one behind league leader Charlie Lisk) while Chase Burch and Stephen Shults tied for ninth with 17 each. Shults, the 2010 Frontier home run leader, hit four of his homers with TC after being acquired from Florence.
Other top-10 performances included Jose Vargas (second in doubles with 28), Hector Bernal (seventh in triples with five), Hall (sixth in RBIs with 75), Zach Pace (ninth in walks with 51), Burch (fourth in walks with 58), Scott Dunn (sixth in ERA at 2.58), Bryan Banes (10th in ERA at 3.07 and ninth in wins with 10), David Nathanson (fifth in complete games with three) and All-Star closer Scott Mueller (third in saves with 21).
The Bums were third in home runs, but only seventh in runs scored, in part due to a team batting average of .254 and on-base percentage of .332, both of which were third worst in the 12-team league.
But Traverse City could have a power-laden lineup if the team is able to keep Burch and Shults. Jeff Flagg has already re-signed for next season. The franchise has also re-signed pitchers Dunn, Mueller, Jeff Cinadr, Rick Raraigh and David Deminsky for next season, as well as infielders Sean Gusrang and Tom Zebroski and catcher Chris Kay. The team traded away outfielder Zach Pace and Banes.
Top 10 Sports Stories of 2011
Playoff chase went to final day for Bums
TC lost finale, playoff berth in extra innings
TRAVERSE CITY — The Traverse City Beach Bums 2011 season went down to the wire — and then some.
Top 10: Hines leaves her mark
In 2011, Hines wrapped up her career high school career at Central Lake with records, honors and accolades. And in a blink of an eye, she transitioned into a college player at Michigan State. Her success lands her as the No. 1 sports story for 2011.Continued ...
Top 10: Anderson has a roller-coaster year
There was the high of winning Mr. Basketball in March, the first northern Michigan player to do so since the award was started in 1981. There was the low, the death of his mother in May. Then, following that, his difficult decision to leave Michigan State, where he would have been a freshman this season, and his signing with upstart Wagner College.Continued ...
Top 10: Bullough, Fisher make their marks
So close. If Michigan State had pulled out a win over Wisconsin in the Big Ten title game earlier this month, Traverse City would have had two representatives in the upcoming Rose Bowl.Continued ...
Top 10: Merchant takes MSU to new heights
The 2010-11 women's basketball season didn't start well for Traverse City native and Michigan State coach Suzy Merchant, but Michigan State went on to win 27 games and capture its first outright Big Ten title in school history.Continued ...
Top 10: Tragedy leaves Buckley in shock
Haley Baldinger was just hitting her stride. A two-time state medalist, she had her sights set on a state title in the 400 meters. But she would never get the opportunity.Continued ...
- Tuesday, December 27, 2011
- Top 10: Glads end era with another title
- Monday, December 26, 2011
- Sunday, December 25, 2011
This top story never happened
The Traverse City Half Marathon was scheduled to take place in October, but lack of support and concerns from the running community halted the race before it even got to the start line.Continued ...
- Saturday, December 24, 2011
Top 10: Wings stay in TC
The Detroit Red Wings Development Camp will be returning to Centre ICE Arena next summer for its second Traverse City installment, and the event will occur in the same week as Cherry Festival.Continued ...
- Friday, December 23, 2011
Benzie doubles up in state crowns
Benzie girls achieve an uncommon double — winning track and cross country titles in the same calendar year.Continued ...
- Top 10: Hines leaves her mark


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- Heat oil in skillet. Cook chops 10 minutes or until browned. Add soup, apple juice, mustard, honey and black pepper. Heat to a boil. Cover and cook over low heat 5 minutes or until chops are done. Serve with noodles.
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I cannot stand people who rate a recipe before they've even tried it or because it was submitted by a food company rather than an individual! What's the point of that if you haven't even tried it?? There are many other brand names on this site who submit recipes other than Campbell's, so why judge a recipe just because you don't like that it's being submitted by a food company? This was easy and fast for a week night meal, even though I don't usually like using soups and other processed ingredients and use them sparingly, but hey, give us a break from your opinions based solely on what you THINK it might taste like when you haven't even tried the recipe! And by the way, people have been cooking with Campbell's soup since before most of us were born. Just saying, don't rate it unless you've tried it.
Substituted milk for the apple juice/water. My husband was a HUGE fan of this recipe. Told me this should replace my regular pork chop recipe - and even went back for more sauce to eat over his California blend veggies. There is a similar recipe listed from Campbell's Kitchen, that omits the apple juice/water and spicy brown mustard - I'm glad I went with this one instead.
My husband & I really liked this! I think it would work well with any long noodly pasta or rice, too. Also, I cut the chops into big chunks (or "medallions," if you prefer). I think it looked more appetizing, and required less wrestling of the meat!
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Amount Per Serving (4 total)
- Calories
- 443 cal
- 22%
- Fat
- 23.3 g
- 36%
- Carbs
- 27.6 g
- 9%
- Protein
- 30.1 g
- 60%
- Cholesterol
- 91 mg
- 30%
- Sodium
- 670 mg
- 27%
Based on a 2,000 calorie diet
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After playing to sold out crowds at the recent 2014 Hollywood Fringe Festival, the new hit comedy play "Meet & Greet" returns for an extended run at Theatre Asylum-Elephant Space in Hollywood.
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LGBTQ Issues will be Explored at the 23nd Annual San Francisco Fringe Festival, Sept 5-20. Three works grasp at love, family, spirituality, isolation, disability, and death.
San Francisco AIDS Walk 2014 @ Golden Gate Park :: July 20, 2014
This year an estimated 20,000 people went out to Golden Gate Park for the San Francisco AIDS walk. Walkers brought in an estimated $2.4 million dollars.
Funkytown @ Club OMG SF :: July 18, 2014
Check out the photos from Funkytown with DJ's Tweaka Turner and Shawn Perry, along with Funkator Ladies, Kipper Snacks, Brenda Buttons, Princess Royale, Lexi Shimmers and Pearl Teese.
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How much fun can gays have? Well, Sandblast is the fun-meter and Atlantic City its new home. These three days packed-full of activities and parties left hundreds already looking forward to the next one.
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Malted Milk cookies taste like a chocolate milk shake. Once they come out of the oven they get all poofed up and flatten down really quickly after that. It's almost kind of fun to watch them do that. And yes… I know what you're thinking. You made another recipe from the Pioneer Woman? Yep, I did. It took me awhile to find malted milk powder too. This weekend, I'm going to make her cherry limade. I already warned ya, so beware.
These cookies are very thin but chewy. I plan on taking some for treat day tomorrow. I'm the only one who really bakes anything for treat day. Everybody brings something savory to eat like bacon, and more bacon. There's nothing wrong with that though. I also plan on bringing bacon wrapped buffalo wings.
2 sticks unsalted butter, softened
3/4 cup golden brown sugar
3/4 cup granulated sugar
2 whole eggs
2 teaspoons vanilla extract
1/2 cup (rounded) malted milk powder
2 cups all-purpose flour
1 1/4 teaspoon baking soda
1 1/4 teaspoon salt
One 12-ounce bag milk chocolate chips
Preheat the oven to 375 degrees F.
Cream the butter, then add both sugars and cream until fluffy. Add the eggs and beat slightly, then add the vanilla and beat until combined. Add the malted milk powder and beat until combined.
In a separate bowl, sift together the flour, baking soda and salt. Add to the butter mixture, beating gently until just combined. Add the chocolate chips and stir in gently.
Drop by teaspoonfuls (or use a cookie scoop) on an ungreased baking sheet, leaving plenty of space between the cookies (they spread out quite a bit). Bake for 9 to 11 minutes. The cookies will be very flat and very chewy. Allow to cool slightly before removing from pan with a spatula.
Optional: Allow to cool completely, then use 2 cookies to make an ice cream sandwich. Add sprinkles to the sides of the ice cream, then wrap individually in plastic wrap.


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When I had a Brownie camera in the dark ages, or the Rollei that I took to college, or the early stage point-and- shoots, life was easy. I lifted the camera to my eye, found something interesting and pushed a button. No fuss, no muss, no bother. But, of course, I didnt really get much that was interesting just those standard I was there pictures, nothing worth showing to anyone but the most long-suffering family members.
In recent years, of course, camera technology and sharing technology has exploded. Everyones becoming a photographer.
You can take a shot, blow it up, crop it down, add highlights, change the color, take out flaws and make tweaks that turn your photo into something you didnt know you had. Im struggling with that, because it makes me wonder if what we see is real anymore. (Then I remind myself that paintings and early photos were also not always real, so whats the big deal?).
In the interest in joining the new world of photo technology, Ive begun playing with some of those super power features. And one of the best parts is that Im now finding things in a photo that I didnt know Id seen or captured.
Ive begun to take photos around my house of artifacts of my sons former presence. They are grown, building their own lives, but, of course, they are still very present. A stack of favorite yearbooks that they made in elementary school lies by the fireplace. The other morning, I squirmed down on the floor to get a side angle shot of the stack. Nice, but nothing remarkable. When I put the photo onto a bigger screen though, I found a surprise.
Tucked just on the edge of one of the books is a dead spider, legs tucked underneath his body, like hed stopped to take a nap and just never stretched again. (Note: spiders do not bother me like they do some people; cockroaches, however, have no redeeming qualities that I can see, but Im sure they have advocates somewhere.)
That spider made the picture more interesting, for me at least, because I realized how long those books have probably been sitting by the fireplace, untouched and unnoticed. It unleashed a lot of memories in addition to questions about how many other things I think I see but dont.
The ability to truly see whats around us is hard. I think of organizations that believe the competition is from one area and find that its from a completely different one (think: Kodak). I wonder about organizational leaders who think they know whats happening in their firms and may miss a lot if people just below them manage upward so well that the leaders dont see whats really going on.
How often do we go about our lives and not really notice? What are we losing by not noticing?
If we were to see more within and outside organizations, we might discover areas of tension or problems, even before they emerge. And if we were to see more, we might anticipate ways to improve, rather than wait for a stress point to show what needs to improve.
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The Jaguars claimed RB Jonathan Grimes off waivers from the Texans, the team announced Friday.
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The Texans claimed RB Jonathan Grimes off waivers from the Jets and waived LB Mister Alexander.
The Jacksonville Jaguars have claimed Grimes off waivers from Houston.||||||| Grimes played in nine games this season, six with the Texans and three with the New York Jets. He carried twice for 6 yards with the Jets. The Jaguars needed depth at running back. Maurice Jones-Drew (foot) and Rashad Jennings (concussion/shoulder) are out Sunday against New England, and backups Jalen Parmele and Jordan Todman are on injured reserve.
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Finally got to sit down and watch the premier episode of the new series Falling Skies last night. Looks pretty good so far and you just have to like a show that has a character say "that is a mag, not a clip."
For those of us that enjoyed V and The Event, both of which appear to have been canceled, we can just pretend that Falling Skies is a continuation of those stories, told 6 months after the lizards from V and the who-knows-whats from The Event attack earth!!


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July 28, 2014
OWENSBORO, Ky. (AP) - Western Kentucky officials say a
13-year-old girl sent her younger sister to lock herself in the
bathroom then swung a bat at an intruder, scaring him out of their
The Daviess County sheriff's department says the teen heard
someone rattle the front door Wednesday morning and woke her
8-year-old sister, telling her to go into the bathroom, lock the
door and turn out the light. The older girl hid in a bedroom, and
when the intruder got into the house and approached the room where
she was hiding, swung at him with her bat, the sheriff's department
A neighbor saw a speeding vehicle leave the residence and
followed, eventually finding the vehicle abandoned.
Deputies later arrested two men on second-degree burglary
charges, 36-year-old Jason W. Harris of Hopkinsville and
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Bedrock Concrete, LLC.,19945 W 157th St, Olathe, KS. is a great addition to our Chamber. Bedrock Concrete LLC offers a full range of concrete construction solutions for both commercial and residential projects. They work in and around the Kansas City Metropolitan areas. Owner Jon Rhodes, can be reached at 913-393-0986 or firstname.lastname@example.com for more information.
The Nick Nack Store
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MO KAN Outdoor Power & Equipment, located at 19022 N. Madison St. (the Spring Hill Police Department just moved from there) joined the Chamber this month. Robb and Bonnie Swearingen, owners have equipment to meet your every outdoor needs. Contact them at (913)592-6000 or email@example.com
The Hideout, 109 S. Frank Street rejoined the Chamber this month. Shelby Robbins, Manager, has some great ideas about how the Hideout can become active in our events. Private membership dues are just $10 a year and you can sign up on your first visit. Watch for more information about an After Hours event this fall!
The Quilted Sunflower
The newest edition to Main Street Spring Hill is the Quilted Sunflower! Offering classes, fabric, notions and so much more! Grand Opening on Friday, May 30th! Join the fun and stop by to say hello to Leslie Birmingham, owner. Reach her at 592-0100, email@example.com, or www.TheQuiltedSunflower.com Like her on FaceBook at https://www.facebook.com/quiltedsunflower .


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This week's home video releases are anchored by the final installment of the popular "Twilight" franchise.
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