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FDA and NIH Launch Electronic Safety Reporting Portal
Monday - 5/31/2010, 11:49pm EDT
Currently, the Web site can be used to report safety problems related to foods, including animal feed, as well as adverse events that might happen in relation to human gene transfer trials. Consumers can also use the site to report problems with pet foods and pet treats.
The new site, called the Safety Reporting Portal, is meant to provide greater and easier access to online reporting.
FDA officials say it's a first step toward a common electronic reporting system that will offer one-stop shopping, allowing people to file a single report that may be of interest to several agencies.


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The Nashville Predators are off to a solid 2-1 start at Bridgestone Arena, and look to build on that record against the Florida Panthers, a team which is trying to find its way out of the darkness after finishing in the NHL's basement last season.
Florida Panthers | Nashville Predators | |||
Record | 2-4-0 | 24th | 2-3-0 | 22nd |
GF/Game | 2.17 | 24th | 1.80 | 27th |
GA/Game | 4.00 | 28th | 3.00 | 22nd |
5-on-5 SF/60 | 29.2 | 19th | 29.3 | 18th |
5-on-5 SA/60 | 31.7 | 19th | 29.5 | 13th |
Fenwick Close | 43.13 | 28th | 49.21 | 14th |
5-on-5 Save % | .861 | 29th | .922 | 15th |
5-on-4 GF/60 | 1.5 | 30th | 4.3 | 23rd |
# of PP's/Gm | 4.50 | 3rd | 3.20 | 24th |
4-on-5 GA/60 | 5.8 | 9th | 10.5 | 23rd |
# of PK's/Gm | 3.50 | 12th | 4.00 | 19th |
Holy cow, that Florida goaltending looks all kinds of ugly, doesn't it? When you're losing the possession battle and your keeper can't stop a beach ball, that's a tough obstacle to overcome.
Florida Panthers
After finishing in 30th place last season, things don't sound like they're off to a better start this year. Check out the recap from Litter Box Cats after Florida was shut out by Los Angeles on Sunday:
The Panthers 3-0 loss to the Los Angeles Kings was atypical of Florida's effort while playing a good team, if only because they didn't give up 7 goals. What was typical was a lack of offensive pressure leading to the team being shutout for the second time in 6 games, another game in which the forwards couldn't contribute in the defensive zone, and another game in which the defense couldn't help the goalie out. This result shouldn't be terribly surprising after last game, since they weren't facing a goalie making his first career start and being left in for the entire game. Florida has scoring problems, and they'll only face shaky backup goalies so often.
The real story to watch with Florida is the development of #2 overall draft pick Aleksander Barkov, who looked like a likely choice for Nashville, until Seth Jones fell into the Preds' lap at #4. Barkov is producing offensively with five points in six games so far, bolstering a depth chart at center which lost Stephen Weiss to Detroit via free agency, but picked up Scott Gomez over the summer.
There is also a former Nashville Predator to keep an eye on, as Marcel Goc makes his first post-Preds visit to Bridgestone Arena wearing enemy colors:
In goal, we're likely to see Florida's hope for the future in Jacob Markstrom, as Tim Thomas is injured and didn't make the trip to Nashville.
Nashville Predators
Winning two out of their three home games (and playing pretty well in the loss to Toronto) has the Predators feeling confident these days, despite the continuing absence of Roman Josi on defense (and who knows how long he'll be out). Both of the teenage phenoms have scored their first career NHL goals, and Pekka Rinne looks like, well... Pekka Rinne once again.
At this point, the interesting story lines involve which two forwards will be scratched each night, and how some of the line combinations will work out. On Saturday against the Islanders, it was Rich Clune and Nick Spaling who watched from the press box.
One guy to watch tonight may be David Legwand, who has five goals and seven assists in 12 career games against the Panthers. That's the highest scoring rate he owns against any NHL opponent.
The puck drops shortly after 7:00 tonight at Bridgestone Arena, so stay tuned for updates throughout the day ahead of the game, including 3 Questions with a writer from our SB Nation colleagues at Litter Box Cats.

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The 3HO lifestyle puts the "health" into "Healthy."
Over the years, Yogi Bhajan shared a lot of practical, traditional wisdom about how to stay healthy. From food and herbs; to the science of Ayurveda; to the healing properties of gems; to the subtle healing power of Sat Nam Rasayan; all these traditions date back to ancient practices. Before modern medicine, people consciously took care of their physical bodies. They worked with their own healing power, and with the gifts of nature, to maintain their health. The systems they created have much to teach us, even today.
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Wi-Fi Calling Comes To Blackberry 9900, 9810 With New Software Update Blackberry Bold 9900 and Blackberry Torch 9810 customers on T-Mobile can let out a collective "it's about time" as T-Mobile releases two new software updates. Both updates introduce a host of new features, few of which are more important or desirable than Wi-Fi calling. Notably absent from the introduction of both devices last year, unofficial word had us hoping to see the software update come as early as last November. … [read full article]
Blackberry Torch 9810 Confirmed For End-Of-Life Status Consider this just a quick follow-up to yesterday's early morning post confirming the end-of-life status for the Blackberry Torch 9810. As we said yesterday, we're not terribly sad or surprised to see it go and more importantly, we're not sure more than 5 of you will even notice. Still, pulling a phone off the shelf after just eight weeks has to tell Blackberry something about their current state of affairs. Farewell … [read full article]
T-Mobile Announces The Blackberry Torch 9810, Coming November 9th T-Mobile has just announced the Blackberry Torch 9810, the latest 4G Blackberry to join T-Mobile's 4G Blackberry lineup. Powered by the Blackberry 7 operating system and running a 1.2GHz processor, the Torch 9810 provides both a fast and fluid Blackberry experience. The 9810 is equipped with a 3.2″ TFT VGA touch-screen display and combines that with a full QWERTY slide-out keyboard for a complete smartphone experience. Along with the full QWERTY keyboard … [read full article]
Blackberry Torch 9810 Release Date Confirmed For November 9th With every indication that November 9th would be the day for a Blackberry Torch 9810 arrival, we're happy to say that we can now confirm that will in fact be the launch date. Thanks to a ninja screen grab from an internal T-Mobile system we've got positive confirmation that T-Mobile is prepared to launch their first combination touchscreen/sliding qwerty-keyboard Blackberry to the masses. We're still waiting for word on pricing as … [read full article]
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First A Ninja Cat, Now A Ninja Dog
Most of you daily readers out there that aren't brainwashed every night will recall yesterday's ninja cat post. And, as testament to my L337 unbiased reporting, here comes a ninja dog for all you canine lovers. This little guy could certainly teach these two ninjects a thing or two about proper ninjaing. You think he can wield a katana?
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Thanks to Antoine, who once trained a pack of ninja dogs to steal street signs.
I'm not sure if you enjoyed the last episode of Isao Machii: Modern Samurai as much as I did, but if you didn't, you should watch it again until you do. Then we can start a book club. But instead of books we'll discuss Youtube videos and drink beer. Plus, if you're a chick, ... / Continue →
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Bacon Avocado Grilled Cheese Sandwiches – Tasty Kitchen
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Grilled Double Cheese and Bacon Sandwiches
Recipe by Pillsbury:
- 8 slices bacon
- 4 (1/4-inch-thick) slices red onion
- 4 (3/4-oz.) slices Cheddar cheese
- 4 (3/4-oz.) slices mozzarella cheese
- 8 (1/2-inch-thick) slices sourdough or Vienna bread
- Heat closed contact grill for 5 minutes.
- When grill is heated, place bacon on bottom grill surface. (If necessary, cook 4 slices at a time.) Close grill; cook 3 to 4 minutes or until browned. Remove bacon from grill; drain on paper towels. Cut bacon slices in half crosswise.
- With rubber scraper, carefully scrape most of drippings from grill into drip tray. Add onion to grill. Close grill; cook 4 to 6 minutes or until tender.
- To make sandwiches, layer Cheddar cheese, cooked bacon, onion and mozzarella cheese between bread slices. Place 2 sandwiches on bottom grill surface. Close grill; cook 3 to 5 minutes or until bread is toasted and cheese is melted. Repeat with remaining sandwiches.
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BLAST (Bacon, Lettuce, Avocado, Shrimp and Tomato) Sandwich
- 4 slices bacon
- 4 shrimp (peeled and deveined)
- salt and pepper to taste
- 2 slices bread
- 1/2 avocado (stoned, scooped and mashed)
- 1 tablespoon mayonnaise
- 2 leaves lettuce
- 2 slices tomato
Cook the bacon in a pan and set aside.
Season the shrimp with salt and pepper to taste.
Add the shrimp to the pan and saute in the bacon grease until cooked, about 2-3 minutes per side.
Mix the avocado and mayo.
Assemble sandwich.
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Friday, 16 November 2012
Chocolate Cinnamon Rolls - We Should Cocoa #27
Arianna was taught to make these rolls by her Norwegian mother. She is a pastry chef now baking cakes at her own bakery in London: Bittersweet Bakers. I'm sure my rolls look paltry in comparison, but my goodness, they were good to eat.
The more things I try and juggle, the more my poor brain loses capacity and I can no longer remember if I followed this recipe exactly or not. Suffice it to say that there was a lot of sugar, cinnamon and 70% chocolate involved. Unusually, fragrant vanilla seeds were scraped into the yeasted dough which itself was enriched with egg, butter and milk. In addition to the sugary cinnamon and chocolate filling, the rolls were also cooked in a decadent cinnamon sauce. I made 20 rolls rather than the 16 specified and they were plenty big enough. I don't feel comfortable just copying the recipe when I am unable to put my own spin on things, so you will have to go directly to the book. I've checked the G&B website for an online recipe, but had no success in finding one. You should be able to borrow a copy of the book from your local library if you don't have one of your own. I do try and write up what I have done soon after doing it to avoid memory loss, but sometimes I don't quite manage it. What I do remember, however, is just how good those rolls tasted.
These would make for a very special breakfast and would also be suitable for Breakfast Club, the theme of which is chocolate this month.
I'm submitting this to Bookmarked Recipes with Jac of Tinned Tomatoes as it had been bookmarked for quite a long time before I ever got around to making it.
I'm also entering this into Calendar Cakes as the theme is Bread, Rolls and Buns this month. CC is hosted alternately by Laura Loves Cakes and Dolly Bakes.
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I love your recipes for the specific reason that you always put your own spin on a recipe which is something i love to do myself. I am dying to make cinnamon rolls and your version with the added chocolate has made me realise I must get baking them. Your dough looks amazingly light and fluffy. Just perfect!
ReplyDeletethey look wonderfully light and fluffy... and I love all the crunchy sugar on top... gorgeous... i've just made a braided chocolate loaf and it was a bit of a disaster... still cooling down so not entirely sure what its going to be like...
ReplyDeleteLOVE cinnamon rolls and have tried a chocolate version before so that was one of the things I first thought of for WSC this month, but not sure they would look as good as yours!
ReplyDeleteMmm, yummy! That particular recipe has been on my 'to bake' list for a while - I think I'll have to try it soon as these look great! :)
ReplyDeleteThey look great - I made sticky buns recently and realised just how good they were. Delicious for breakfast! I've just posted my WSC and it's suitable for Breakfast Club too - I'm loving the excuse for eating chocolate for breakfast - it's the perfect way to start the day :-)
ReplyDeleteChocolate and cinnamon sauce in a scrolls sounds scrummy. I am really sad that I am too busy to do some chocolate bread for WSC - just a bit crazy in trying to get life organised for our holiday but I have so many chocolate bread recipes I would love to try - this will be added to the chocolate bread stable :-)
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A Guide to EyepiecesEyepiece Types
Some names, like Ultrawide, give a clue to an eyepiece's principal characteristics. Others have classic names like Kellner, Orthoscopic, Plössl, and Erfle, or more specific modern variants like Nagler and Lanthanum. Optical aberrations (deviations from the "ideal" form) are better corrected in some designs than others, but like everything in life, the higher the price, the better the quality.
Even so, eyepieces with desirable characteristics still can be obtained at reasonable cost once you know what to look for. At the budget end of the market, three-element (meaning they have three lenses inside) eyepieces labeled Kellner or "MA" (modified achromat) can turn in a good performance with scopes of long focal ratio, such as Schmidt-Cassegrains and traditional refractors. They do not work well with telescopes of short focal ratio.
For optically "fast" Newtonians and the like, better results will be obtained with four-element designs, such as the slightly out-of-fashion but otherwise desirable Orthoscopic, or the ubiquitous Plössl. The latter is a good all-rounder, particularly when antireflection multicoated. A Plössl can deliver well-corrected, wide fields of view with good eye relief meaning the eye can be positioned at a comfortable distance behind the rear lens and still see the whole field of view. It is worth pointing out that observers who wear glasses to correct for simple long- or short-sightedness (no astigmatism) don't need to use them at the telescope; a twist of the focuser will remedy that.
High-power lunar and planetary viewing entails the use of short-focal-length eyepieces, which can be a problem owing to the small eye relief of conventional designs. This has spawned the development of six- to eight-element designs that combine comfortable eye relief and wide apparent fields across the focal-length range. They may feature exotic rare-earth glass elements to reduce optical aberrations still further. Many regard these Lanthanum and Ultrawide designs as the pinnacle of eyepiece evolution (and rightly so), but for many people the price will be a barrier and their physical size and weight may be an issue for delicately balanced small scopes.


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* Install the application 'foremost'
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This year, I think we're going to see a wartime President Obama in the style of wartime Gen. Grant. He knows the enemy on the Hill has no good intentions toward him. If he's blocked as before by the Republican Congress, he will simply tell us to remove them.
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This hotel is within close proximity of St. Edward's University and Battle Bend Park.
Make yourself at home in one of the 210 air-conditioned rooms featuring LCD televisions. Your room comes with a pillowtop bed. Complimentary wired and wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming provides entertainment. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers.
Don't miss out on the many recreational opportunities, including an outdoor pool, a spa tub, and a fitness center. This hotel also features complimentary wireless Internet access, concierge services, and wedding services.
Satisfy your appetite at the hotel's restaurant, which serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Dining is also available at a coffee shop/café, and room service (during limited hours) is provided. Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge.
Featured amenities include a business center, audiovisual equipment, and express check-in. Event facilities at this hotel consist of conference/meeting rooms, a ballroom, and banquet facilities. A roundtrip airport shuttle is provided at no charge.
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With convenient access to I-35 and Hwy 71, The Wyndham Garden Hotel - Austin is three miles from downtown and five miles from Bergstrom International Airport. The 6th Street entertainment district and University of Texas at Austin are less than four miles away.
Guests of this Austin hotel can enjoy an outdoor pool and spa tub. A 1,200-square-foot fitness center is open 24 hours a day and includes three treadmills, two full-body elliptical machines, an exercise bike, a recumbent bike, and free weights.
The hotel provides a complimentary airport shuttle and complimentary guest parking. The ReVive! restaurant serves regional specialties and includes the ReWind! Lounge, with laptop plugs and an outdoor patio. A coffee shop is located on the lobby level.
A business center with PCs is also on site. Complimentary wireless access is available in the lobby, by the pool and all other public spaces.
The Wyndham Garden Hotel accepts pets.
- 24-hour front desk
- Air-conditioned public areas
- Airport transportation (complimentary)
- ATM/banking
- Audiovisual equipment
- Ballroom(s)
- Number of floors - 5
- Banquet facilities
- Bar/lounge
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Business center
- Coffee shop or café
- Complimentary newspapers in lobby
- Concierge services
- Multiple large conference rooms
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Event catering
- Exhibit space
- Express check-in
- Express check-out
- Fitness facilities
- Free Wi-Fi
- Laundry facilities
- Multilingual staff
- Total number of rooms - 210
- Free parking
- Restaurant
- Room service (limited hours)
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Security guard
- Smoke-free property
- Spa tub
- Swimming pool - outdoor
- Wedding services
- Internet
Available in all rooms: Free Wi-Fi, Free wired high-speed Internet
Available in some public areas: Free Wi-Fi
- Parking
Free parking
- Room Amenities
- Air conditioning
- Private bathroom
- Shower/tub combination
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Pillowtop mattress
- In-room safe (laptop compatible)
- Cable TV service
- Climate control
- Clock radio
- Coffee/tea maker
- Complimentary weekday newspaper
- Complimentary toiletries
- Desk
- Direct-dial phone
- Electronic/magnetic keys
- Extra towels/bedding in room
- Hair dryer
- Daily housekeeping
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Iron/ironing board
- Ergonomic chair
- Free Wi-Fi
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Premium TV channels
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Sewing kit
- Voice mail
- Wake-up calls
- Window opens
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
- Dining
ReVive! - Serving American cuisine in a casual environment; featuring a specialty burger menu as well as vegan and vegetarian options. Open daily for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
ReWind! - Lounge located in the lobby, with an outdoor patio. Food is available until late night.
Full-service coffee shop - Serves Starbucks coffee and teas, sandwiches, and pastries.
Room service is available between 6:30 AM and 10 PM.
- Recreation
The Wyndham Garden Hotel - Austin offers an outdoor pool and spa tub. Guests can work out in a fitness center with treadmills, elliptical machines, exercise and recumbent bikes, and free weights.
Town Lake in downtown Austin, three miles from the hotel, provides hiking, running, and biking paths.
The recreational activities listed below are available on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Aerobics nearby
- Basketball nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Swimming on site
- Accessibility
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessibility equipment for the deaf
- Accessible bathroom
- Accessible parking
- Roll-in shower
- Accessible path of travel
- In-room accessibility
Policies & Fees
- Check-in
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Minimum check-in age is 21
- Check-out
Check-out time is noon
- Pets
Pets allowed, Pet policy - dogs and cats only, Maximum number of pets per room 2
- General
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Service animals exempt from fees/restrictions
- Fees
- The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Pet fee: USD 50 per stay
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
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FILE - In this March 29, 2011, file photo, former baseball player Barry Bonds arrives for his trial at federal court in San Francisco. A federal appeals court in San Francisco on Friday, Sept. 13, 2013, upheld Bond's obstruction of justice conviction stemming from his 2003 testimony to a grand jury investigating performance enhancing drug use among elite athletes. (AP Photo/Jeff Chiu) (Jeff Chiu/AP)
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The Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled on Friday that Bonds' response to a question about whether his trainer, Greg Anderson, had ever given him any self-injectable substances was evasive and misleading.
Bonds gave the answer during testimony before a grand jury in December 2003. The grand jury was investigating performance enhancing drug use and sales among elite athletes.
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SYRACUSE, N.Y. -- A popular event drives thousands of dollars in support to more than a dozen local organizations. The 15th annual Syracuse Automobile Dealers Association Charity Preview was held at the Oncenter in Syracuse Wednesday.
The event benefits 14 organizations, including the Make-A-Wish Foundation of Central New York and Meals on Wheels of Syracuse. But it also gives donors a chance to see hundreds of new cars while kicking off the Syracuse Auto Expo, which officially opens Thursday.
The event chairman says that about 1,600 people attended this year's show, bringing in big money for charity.
"Last year was a record amount. We raised $213,000 that we donated to these wonderful charities. This year, we expect to give out over $240,000, so it's really grown into quite an event," said Jim Barr, Auto Show Charity Preview Chairman.
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- 3 medium sweet potatoes, peeled and cut into 2-inch pieces
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- 1/4 cup dried minced onion
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- Place potatoes in a 4- or 5-qt. slow cooker. Add water chestnuts and cranberries. Drain pineapple, reserving juice; add pineapple to slow cooker. Top with chicken. Sprinkle jerk seasoning over chicken.
- Combine the onion, ginger, Worcestershire sauce, lime peel, cumin seeds and reserved juice. Pour over the chicken. Top with thyme sprigs.
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My husband & I loved this! The combination of ingredients are so interesting. Loved the sweet potatoes & pineapple with the chicken! I didn't have any Jerk seasoning so I used garam masala & it was great! I like fresh ginger, too. The dish seemed very healthy & the aroma was nice to come home to. Thanks for such a nice recipe.
the recipe had to be altered for good taste and my husband did not like the sweet component to the recipe.
This was awful. The ginger was too strong. The sweet potatoes never became soft. Will not make again. Very disappointed.
I made this exactly as stated with the exception of the Caribbean Jerk Seasoning. I could not find this one but bought Caribbean Citrus Seasoning. Do not make my mistake - my daughter and I both agreed that this was not a keeper. We ended up tossing most of the dish. Too bad, it was a bit costly to make.
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There's a new reason to visit Buffalo's West Side, as the Winter Market at Horsefeathers prepares to open its doors Saturday morning. YNN's Kaitlyn Lionti tells us what customers can expect and what else is in store for the building this year.
BUFFALO, N.Y. -- East Aurora farmer Daniel Roelofs keeps crops growing throughout the winter, and starting Saturday, he'll have a new place to sell his products when the weather's cold.
He's one of 12 local food vendors taking part in the new Winter Market at Horsefeathers.
"It's a great opportunity for farmers to continue their relationship with their customers," said Roelofs. "So you're providing food for the people you're used to providing food for. I also have storage crops, onions and carrots that will keep all year long as well, so it's an opportunity to distribute that food as well."
A project many years in the making, the Frizlen Group is leading the renovations to the historic Horsefeathers building, which president Karl Frizlen says is now a national landmark.
"We're looking forward to being successful in this corner of the city and hope everything goes well," said Frizlen.
Frizlen says while the Winter Market is opening this weekend, the building's renovations are still not completely finished. But he says they're planning to have permanent vendors occupying the building in February, including a bistro.
"They're basically small, local, family businesses and they make food here," Frizlen. "For example, pasta. We'll have the Pasta Peddler here. It's important for us, you know, that people come in here, they see how local food is processed and being made."
As for the upper floors, Frizlen says they will house 24 loft-style apartments, which he hopes to have occupied this summer. "Who wouldn't want to live upstairs, right?" said Frizlen. "You can just basically go down in your pajamas and have a cup of coffee."
In the meantime, Roelofs is looking forward to this opportunity to feed the community.
"A farmer's market is just as much a cultural entertainment experience as it is a place where you can grow vegetables, so it's exciting that they're revitalizing the West Side," said Roelofs.
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Bob Martin can only see his classic Corvette Stingray in dreams, since selling it to former race car driver Rick Hendrick. But Martin isn't crying after parting with the rare car that was once owned by singer Roy Orbison.
Great Bend firefighters extinguished two fires and made a timely carbon monoxide check this past weekend, Fire Chief Mike Napolitano reported.
Jeffery Wade Chapman, 30, was arrested Monday for the alleged murder of 25-year-old Damon Galyardt, the Barton County Sheriff's Office announced.
The decision of whether or not to move Adam Longoria's capital murder trial away from Barton County won't be announced until Monday, District Judge Hannelore Kitts said.
The Great Bend Police Department has released the name of a Great Bend man suspected of beating his ex-girlfriend and cutting her with a knife multiple times on Sunday. They are looking for 30-year-old Tad Tylor Heath Hall, Detective David Bailey said.
A mute swan that died recently at Veterans Memorial Lake apparently died of health problems related to old age, according to Great Bend-Brit Spaugh Zoo Director Scott Gregory.
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Adam Longoria is scheduled to appear in Barton County District Court on Wednesday morning for a pretrial hearing on pending motions. Longoria is charged with capital murder in the death of 14-year-old Alicia DeBolt on or about Aug. 20, 2010. His jury trial is scheduled to start March 26.
Kansas community colleges and technical schools could receive an additional $8 million next year, all for technical education, Barton Community College Dean of Administration Mark Dean told the BCC Board of Trustees on Monday, at the monthly study session.
Great Bend police are searching for a man who allegedly attacked a 22-year-old woman Sunday night at her residence. The woman knew and identified the suspect, whose name has not been released.
Travis R. Myers was found not guilty on the charge of misdemeanor battery, during a bench trial Wednesday in Barton County District Court.
Two men serving prison sentences for unrelated, high profile crimes from the past two decades in Great Bend are again eligible for parole hearings.
Barton Community College trustees will learn more about the Legislature's plans to change how state community colleges are funded, during the Board of Trustees' next study session, at 4 p.m. Monday in room F-30 of the BCC Fine Arts Building.
Joseph Rykiel injected a 15-year-old girl with morphine the morning of July 4, 2011, Barton County Attorney Douglas Matthews told a district judge on Wednesday. Jessica Cheyanne Shearer died from an overdose later that day.
The Barton County Historical Society and Museum has been awarded a Kansas Humanities Council mini-grant for a project entitled "South Hoisington: Stories From the Other Side of the Tracks."
Youth baseball and softball pitching limitations were adopted Monday by the Great Bend Recreation Commission. A pitcher may not pitch in more than five consecutive innings in one game, and no more than eight innings in any two consecutive games.
The City of Great Bend continues to take positive steps to encourage housing development.
The animal population at Great Bend's Brit Spaugh Zoo has sometimes been described as "geriatric," but Zoo Director Scott Gregory is working to change that.
Three grizzly bears at Great Bend's Brit Spaugh Zoo turned 1 year old in January, and have been good companions to Max, the older bear in the grizzly exhibit, Zoo Director Scott Gregory said Monday.
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Great Bend Public Library staff celebrated the 110th birthday of Dr. Seuss on Monday with a party for children. "Miss Amanda," as children's librarian Amanda Moran-Jones is known, read the Seuss book "Green Eggs and Ham," and then The Cat in the Hat invited the children to sample the same dish - scrambled eggs with green food coloring.
HOISINGTON - Joining Senator Mitch Holmes (R-St. John) and Rep. John Edmonds (R-Great Bend) at Saturday's Legislative Coffee in Hoisington was Kansas Board of Education member Sally Cauble (R-Dodge City).
Tornado sirens will be tested throughout the state, including Barton County, next Tuesday at 1:30 p.m.
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The Barton Community College Board of Trustees took another opportunity Thursday to discuss the recent selection of four students from the Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) Honor Society, who were recognized Feb. 13 at Topeka. They were BCC's 2014 choice for the PTK All-Kansas Academic Team.
Tornado sirens will be tested across the state on Tuesday, as Kansans prepare for severe weather season.
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1 cup sifted all-purpose flour
1 cup white sugar
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1/2 cup butter, softened
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Fee Fi Foe Film: Ohio State
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In Columbus, Michigan faces their toughest test since the season opener against Alabama. An undefeated Ohio State squad awaits—can Michigan spoil their hopes for the Big Ten title BCS championship AP national title? After watching the Buckeyes struggle to put up points on Wisconsin, ultimately winning 21-14 in overtime, I think they've got a good shot. Let's go to the breakdown:
Spread, Pro-Style, or Hybrid? Spread, of course. Urban Meyer's run-heavy offense operates pretty much exclusively from the shotgun.
Basketball on Grass or MANBALL? OSU's rush offense is mostly zone-predicated though they'll throw in some gap blocking wrinkles, including one I'll cover in the play breakdown.
Hurry it up or grind it out? The Buckeyes rarely huddle, though they don't quite run Oregon pace either; you'll see the offense get to the line and then look over to the sideline for a playcall, much like Michigan did under Rich Rodriguez.
Quarterback Dilithium Level (Scale: 1 [Navarre] to 10 [Denard]): I probably don't need to tell you about Braxton Miller, who leads the Buckeyes with 1214 rushing yards on 207 carries and is second to Carlos Hyde (15) with 13 rushing TDs. While he doesn't have the straight-ahead speed of Denard or Taylor Martinez, he's got more power than either of those two and shows impressive vision. He gets a 9, with a bullet.
Dangerman: Yeah, it's Miller. The offense is based around the threat of his legs, especially on the edge, which opens up room both for the running backs on the interior and the downfield passing game.
Zook Factor: Urban Meyer didn't make any egregiously bad decisions in this game, so I'll note that Bret Bielema punted from the Ohio State 30-yard line(!!!) in the first half instead of kicking a 47-yard field goal or throwing on 4th-and-12. The punt, of course, went for a touchback, netting a whopping ten yards.
HenneChart: I'm making the tweak that Brian is strongly considering for next season and counting scrambles as a positive when calculating Downfield Success Rate; with Braxton Miller, it's certainly appropriate. Even with that adjustment, Miller did not have a great performance against Wisconsin:
Opponent | DO | CA | MA | IN | BR | TA | BA | PR | SCR | DSR |
Wisconsin | -- | 7 (2) | 2 | 2 | 3 | 2 | 1 | 4 | 3 | 45% |
A quick sanity check against Miller's final numbers: 10/18, 97 yards. With a couple throws by Miller that easily could've been intercepted, that sounds about right. Most of his throws came either off play-action or on designed rollouts, and most of the routes were of the short or intermediate variety. There were a couple attempted deep shots—again, off play-action—but nothing that connected.
[Hit THE JUMP for the rest of the breakdown.]
Fee Fi Foe Film: Iowa
This week Michigan plays Iowa, which means I just got done charting every snap of an offense coached by Greg Davis. I'm pretty sure this is grounds for a hostile working environment lawsuit, but thankfully I'm not particularly litigious. Since I couldn't bear to watch last week's Iowa-Purdue pillowfight, I took a look at the Hawkeyes's matchup against... Indiana.
Spread, Pro-Style, or Hybrid? Pro-style. The Hawkeyes spent the entire game in a one-back formation—because using two backs is clearly begging for an AIRBHG strike—with 35 snaps from under center and 16 in the gun, most of the latter coming on third down situations.
Basketball on Grass or MANBALL? Iowa mostly utilizes zone blocking. As in, somebody should tell Greg Davis there are run plays besides the zone stretch. Just a thought.
Hurry it up or grind it out? Grind it out. Greg Davis needs plenty of time to contemplate his next playcall (okay, okay, it's a zone stretch—you got me).
Quarterback Dilithium Level (Scale: 1 [Navarre] to 10 [Denard]): James Vandenberg rarely takes off except in instances of extreme panic; with sacks removed, he's got 126 rushing yards on 31 carries this year. I'll give him a 3.
Dangerman: In this offense? An oxymoron.
Okay, if I have to choose someone, it's senior wideout Keenan Davis, whom the BTN announcer described as Iowa's "big-play threat"—he has 46 receptions for 560 yards (12.2 ypc) and one touchdown. He averaged over 14 yards per catch across from Marvin McNutt last year, but in case you haven't been following the Hawkeyes this season, the offense has taken a bit of a turn.
Zook Factor: This category could easily be named after Kirk Ferentz (except, strangely, when he plays Michigan). In this game, down three points with 4:52 left, he punted on 4th-and-inches from his own 28-yard line; this isn't that egregious for Ferentz, but Advanced NFL Stats has the break-even point for that situation (actually, 4th-and-1, so this is generous) at a 0.56 success rate, and 4th-and-1 situations are conveted at a 0.76 success rate. He actually had his offense out on the field until a review of the spot, which stood, before sending out the punt team.
Iowa got the ball back with 18 seconds left and couldn't produce a miracle drive.
Ferentz will probably grow a pair against Michigan, because this is what he does, and it probably won't matter.
HenneChart: The advantage, for a given definition of the word, of Davis's dink-and-dunk offense is that your downfield success rate doesn't look terrible thanks to a series of throws three yards "downfield":
Opponent | DO | CA | MA | IN | BR | TA | BA | PR | SCR | DSR |
Indiana | 1 | 15 | 3 | 5 | 1 | 3 | -- | 2 | -- | 59% |
This was also Vandenberg's best game of the Big Ten season by a wide margin—his 7.3 yards per attempt was a full yard over his next-best conference effort and well above his average of 5.5(!) in six B1G contests. While the structure of the offense usually allows Vandenberg to avoid crippling mistakes, he threw a bad interception into the end zone when he expected Indiana's cornerback to pass the receiver off to the safety, and instead the corner dropped right into the throw. You'll also see later that Vandenberg missed a golden opportunity for a long touchdown pass.
[Hit THE JUMP for the rest of the breakdown.]
Fee Fi Foe Film: Northwestern
Northwestern, Michigan's upcoming opponent, had a bye last week, so I went back to the only Northwestern torrent I could find—their week six loss at Penn State—for this week's FFFF. The Wildcats allowed three fourth-quarter touchdowns to blow a 28-17 lead, one gained mostly by fortune and a Venric Mark punt return touchdown—PSU held the final edge in yardage, 443-247.
It's worth noting that Northwestern has been playing two quarterbacks this season; in the PSU game, Trevor Siemian got the majority of the snaps over the more mobile Kain Colter, who spent much of the game in the slot. Last week, however, it was Colter who got the starting nod as Siemian threw just one pass in a win over Iowa; this week's game notes have Colter at the top of the depth chart, and considering Siemian's ineffectiveness I'm going on the presumption that will be the case.
Spread, Pro-Style, or Hybrid? Spread. Very, very spread. Northwestern ran exactly two plays from under center—both came when they were backed up on their own goal line after a Penn State punt pinned them deep. Otherwise, Northwestern ran 48 charted snaps out of the shotgun and six out of the pistol (all of the latter with Kain Colter at QB).
Basketball on Grass or MANBALL? Basketball on grass—the Wildcats, especially with Colter at QB, lean heavily on the zone read. Honestly, they should've leaned on it more heavily, as you'll see when we get to Siemian's HenneChart.
Hurry it up or grind it out? Northwestern rarely huddles and plays at a very fast pace, going so far as to often line up Siemian at wide receiver when Colter takes snaps at quarterback so they can switch betweens QBs without making subsitutions. Pacing the defense is a huge part of their offense's success.
Quarterback Dilithium Level (Scale: 1 [Navarre] to 10 [Denard]): Colter is one of the better-running QBs in the conference, probably behind only Denard and Taylor Martinez [EDIT: and Braxton Miller], so I'd give him an 8. Siemian, on the other hand, rarely looks to escape the pocket and gets maybe a 4—he did manage to scramble for a 15-yard gain against PSU but it occurred when the proverbial seas parted.
Colter has averaged 5.5 yards per carry and already has 11 rushing touchdowns this season. He's very adept at running the read option—his ability to wait until the last possible nanosecond before pulling earned him a touchdown here as PSU's DE gave up the corner:
Why Northwestern ran Colter five times while allowing Siemien to throw 36 passes in a close contest is entirely beyond my comprehension.
[For the rest of this week's opponent breakdown, hit THE JUMP.]
Fee Fi Foe Film: Minnesota
[Things got a little pushed back this week in part due to the basketball preview. FFFF is going up now, obviously, and the recruiting roundup is bumped to Friday. There will be a final basketball outlook piece this afternoon and I'll be covering the NMU game tonight.]
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Thanks to some DVR-related hijinks and the scarcity of Minnesota football torrents, this week I'm breaking down the Minnesota-Wisconsin matchup from two weekends ago, a game that ended in a 38-13 Wisconsin victory. This was the first start for true freshman Philip Nelson, who looked like a freshman but not an entirely overwhelmed one, and an awful game for the Gopher defense, which ceded 337 rushing yards on 6.2 ypc.
To the breakdown!
Spread, Pro-Style, or Hybrid? Very, very spread—before I stopped charting with the score 38-13 midway through the fourth, Minnesota had run exactly two offensive snaps from under center, one coming on a third-and-short.
Basketball on Grass or MANBALL? Mostly zone read stuff for the Gophers, though they'll also mix in some gap blocking principles.
Hurry it up or grind it out? With a freshman QB, Minnesota wasn't going too high-tempo; this isn't unusual, as they currently plod along at 110th in the country in adjusted plays per game.
Quarterback Dilithium Level (Scale: 1 [Navarre] to 10 [Denard]): Assuming Nelson sticks at quarterback, which is the plan, the Gopher QB provides a running threat but not a big-play threat; aside from a 17-yard scamper when he shockingly juked Chris Borland in space, Nelson averaged just 3.3 yards per carry and didn't get any yards that weren't provided by the blocking. I'll give him a 5; if quarterback-turned-receiver Marqueis Gray is forced into action, Michigan faces a much better athlete that probably merits an 8.
Dangerman: The aforementioned Gray is Minnesota's best athlete at any position. He's only got eight catches this season as a result of bouncing between receiver and quarterback, but he's the only Gopher who really poses a major matchup problem at 6'4", 245 lbs., with impressive athleticism. Nelson targeted Gray frequently against the Badgers, though their timing was often off; he's a big target and a nice safety valve to have on the outside.
Zook Factor: Nothing too egregious from Jerry Kill on this day, though after Minnesota's touchdown late in the third quarter, he attempted an onsides kick by lining up practically his entire kickoff team between the hashes—rather obvious, guys—instead of going for a surprise onsides kick. Wisconsin recovered with relative ease.
Hennechart: Nelson was most accurate when going up the seam off play-action, largely because those plays (one of which is detailed in the breakdown below) usually netted a wide-open receiver. When asked to read coverage or fit a pass into a small window, he struggled—not surprising for a freshman throwing his first career passes:
Opponent | DO | CA | MA | IN | BR | TA | BA | PR | SCR | DSR |
Wisconsin | 1 | 10 (2) | 1 | 6* | 2* | 1 | -- | 1 | -- | 55% |
Asterisks denote a BRX or INX—an especially bad read or inaccurate throw—and Nelson had one of each on his pair of interceptions; the first came on an ugly overthrow on a deep hitch that allowed a recovering defensive back to jump and grab, the second when he threw a slant into an unseen linebacker in underneath coverage.
[Hit THE JUMP for the rest of the breakdown, including one of the better-blocked runs you'll ever see (by Wisconsin, of course)]
Fee Fi Foe Film: Nebraska
Where have you gone, perfect-passin' Taylor?
Nebraska needed two touchdowns in the final six minutes to eke by Northwestern on the "road," 29-28, last Saturday. The game wasn't nearly as close as the score would indicate, however, as it took three Husker fumbles—two on muffed punts—to nearly negate a 543-301 total yardage advantage. For most of the game, Northwestern's best offense was to punt to Nebraska and dive on the football.
The first seven minutes of the game and the final two minutes were cut off, respectively, by the Ohio State-Purdue overtime and my DVR (note to self: extend recording an hour, not 30 minutes), and there's no torrent available, so this breakdown covers the middle 51 or so minutes.
Spread, Pro-Style, or Hybrid? The Husker offense leans heavily spread-run, with the vast majority of the snaps coming out of the shotgun except in short-yardage situations, when they usually go I-form.
Basketball on Grass or MANBALL? A team that runs as much as Nebraska is going to show both gap and zone blocking concepts. They run a fair amount of inside and outside zone, but also showed some interesting ways to get Martinez on the edge with pulling linemen (see the play breakdown below).
Hurry it up or grind it out? Nebraska had a slightly above-average pace last year and looks to be in the same range this year; they're not a sprint-to-the-line spread squad.
Quarterback Dilithium Level (Scale: 1 [Navarre] to 10 [Denard]): You're likely pretty familiar with Taylor Martinez, who currently sits behind only Denard Robinson and Braxton Miller in the rushing standings among Big Ten quarterbacks. He's always been a very solid runner, with speed only surpassed by Denard among B1G QBs, and he broke a surprising number of tackles against Northwestern. The threat he provides with his legs makes the Husker offense very difficult to defend—I'll give him an 8, and that could easily be a 9.
Dangerman: With running back Rex Burkhead likely out of the game this weekend, Martinez becomes the focal point of the Husker offense. Another player to watch is sophomore wideout Kenny Bell, currently leading the team in receiving with 26 catches for 540 yards (20.8 ypc) and five touchdowns. He's a tough cover, dangerous both going downfield or catching short passes and getting big YAC, and that's worrisome if Raymon Taylor is limited at all this weekend.
Zook Factor: Despite having one of the best rushing attacks in the country, Bo Pelini is quite conservative on fourth down, only going for it three times this year. The Huskers have converted twice, but the failure came against Northwestern, when they dialed up the same QB sweep that they ran on the previous play for seven yards—the Wildcats sniffed it out and stuffed in the backfield.
HenneChart: If you've listened to the podcast in the last couple of week, you know that the Big Ten's passing efficiency leader—by a wide margin, no less—is none other than Taylor Martinez. Yes, the very same Taylor Martinez who completed 56% of his passes with a 13/8 TD-to-INT ratio last year. T-Magic completed 27-of-39 passes for 342 yards and three touchdowns against Northwestern. This must be a fluke, right?
Opponent | DO | CA | MA | IN | BR | TA | BA | PR | SCR | DSR |
Northwestern | 2 | 21 (2) | -- | 4 | 2 | 1 | -- | 3 | 1 | 77% |
Sure, part of Martinez's performance can be credited to Northwestern's craptastic secondary (107th in pass yardage, 54th in efficiency). However, most of it was due to improved mechanics and better decision-making. There were still flashes of the old T-Magic—back-to-back fourth-quarter passes earned the dreaded "Bad Read" label, and both were potentially game-sealing interceptions that were dropped by the Wildcats—but by and large he looks like a completely different quarterback.
[The rest of the breakdown goes after THE JUMP.]
Fee Fi Foe Film: Michigan State
Pictured: Will Gholston; Not pictured: Will Gholston making a play
I'm apparently a blogger of the self-hating variety, as yesterday I re-watched last weekend's Michigan State-Iowa opposite-of-a-barnburner and even sat through both overtimes. The things I do for you people (and a paycheck, I guess).
You probably know the story from this one; MSU couldn't hold on to two different ten-point leads or muster much of anything on offense, improbably losing to a Hawkeye team that averaged 3.7 yards per play after Andrew Maxwell tossed an interception in the second overtime. While this contest was fun for rivalry purposes, it was absolutely terrible for the game of football.
Let's move on to the breakdown while I still have the will to live.
Spread, Pro-Style, or Hybrid? Largely pro-style. State operates from under center on almost all standard downs, only going to the shotgun when they need to put the ball in the air.
Basketball on Grass or MANBALL? MSU runs a largely zone-heavy rushing attack, though they'll mix in a heavy dose of POWER and a few isos.
Hurry it up or grind it out? State managed a 42.8% adj. pace last year when they featured an actual passing offense. My guess is that figure will be even lower after this year, becausezzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz*criesinsleep*zzzzzzzzzzz.
Quarterback Dilithium Level (Scale: 1 [Navarre] to 10 [Denard]): Andrew Maxwell does not attempt to scramble or really move outside of the pocket. There's a reason for this. Here's a possibly-generous 3.
Dangerman: I was going to save this for the play breakdown, but whateva I do what I want:
That's LeVeon Bell, obviously, who's rushed for 916 yards and eight touchdowns on 200(!) carries this season. No other player on the Spartans has more than 16 carries. I think they call those "bellhorses" or "workcows" but it's early in the morning so I may be wrong here.
Anyway, the above is a prime example of why Bell is so dangerous. He's very adept at seeing the hole in a zone run and cutting to the backside, as he does above, and his combination of power and athleticism often allows him to make State's rather ineffective blocking irrelevant. Watch the center and right guard on that play; they pull off an effective double of the nose guard, but RG #62—Chris McDonald, reputedly their best lineman—fails to get off the block and chip anyone at the second level—you can see him make a desperation dive for MLB James Morris (#44) far after he has any chance to make a block.
But LeVeon Bell is very, very good, and simply adjusts by juking two linebackers out of their shoes and carrying two defensive backs into the end zone. He will make something out of nothing, and that something will be the majority of the MSU offense.
[Hit THE JUMP for the rest of the breakdown, including the reincarnation of John L. and more evidence that William Gholston is the most overrated player in the Big Ten, and possibly the country.]


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http://soundcloud.com/jim my-sudekum
As always, thanks a bunch for the front page :)
Ohmagerd a daily first, THANKYOU!
Aaand a review pick, weekly 3rd and short spot as the 3rd top vid of all time. Seriously people, feel the love
Rated 5 / 5 stars October 3, 2012
this was the firet time i was actually left speechless. the ending just wow'd me, i didn't expect that at all. i can't wait to see the rest. great great great flash!
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars October 3, 2012
Holy shit, that was incredible. The characters could have been darker or more detailed to match the theme, but that's really my only complaint. Everything still worked perfectly.
Rated 4 / 5 stars October 3, 2012
While the animation and voice acting was great, I'm left with a sense of confusion. There leaves a lot to be desired storywise.
For example, why did the girl have to die, why did her timekeeper try to protect her, does every person have a timekeeper, what is the motive of the timekeeper they call Lord to continue what they do?
If these questions were answered during the clip then 5/5 all the way, but there was a lot of lacking for me to give you guys that full grade. I hope to see this continue with some answers soon!


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Sticky Lights Are Lights That Are Sticky
Sticky Lights, created by Chris Kabel for Droog Design, are light bulbs in a plastic case that, uh, stick to walls. They cost $27 per unit, and you have to buy at least two. They stick using an adhesive back, so you basically get one shot at placement before the glue wears off and they fall off the damn wall. But really, what more would you expect from a light bulb that sucks to walls? Did I say suck? I meant stick. They stick to walls. Sucking is just an added bonus.
This is tennis star Mario Maria Sharpova showing off a new dress that lights up whenever you receive a cell phone call. Pfft, the deaf have had this technology for years. It's the work of British fashion student Georgie Davies, who worked with Sony Ericsson on ways to merge t... / Continue →
The Pimp My Bed LED system is a saucer with 14 extra-bright LEDs that produces a blue shine under your bed. The damn thing costs $36 and will not get you laid. At all. If anything it will send women running. How do I know? Because I invented this freshman year of college. Excep... / Continue →
The Lumi Nube is a conceptual pillow with integrated strips of LED tape that light up so you can...I dunno, do whatever the hell you'd do with a glowing pillow. "OMG, I'm gonna have my girlfriend sit on t--" Stop it right there, pervert. I don't even wanna hear what kind of ... / Continue →