text: Children's Beds With Storage 8 Big Kid Beds That Are Big on Storage by Sarah Lipoff 8/17/12 10 Reactions 109 Shares Print 108 1 0 0 0 We know your kids have lots of things, so make bedroom cleanup a snap with a piece of furniture that does double-duty as a place to conveniently store all their stuff. No matter how big or small your space, these beds are huge on storage. With cozy cubbies for relaxing and convenient nooks for storing books, these beds will appeal to your child's adventurous side. Click through to find the perfect storage bed for your little one. South Shore Loft Bed ($600) What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Not only does this bed have tons of storage, but it also has the perfect little nook for enjoying a book or pretend play. With a sweet ladder to help the little ones get cozy in the loft, the sides of this bed also feature drawers perfect for stashing toys. 1 / 8 Berg Furniture Captains Bed ($2,090) What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Here's a captain bed with a basic design that is definitely big on storage. With side stairs to comfortably lead your little one up, the base is stacked with drawers and nooks for storing clothes, books, or toys. 2 / 8 Doll House Twin Loft Bed ($611, originally $1,017) What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 This sweet doll house loft bed will make any little girl love keeping her room clean. In addition to bookshelves and drawers underneath, a short ladder helps your tot in and out of bed. 3 / 8 Cassidy Storage Bed ($1,383) What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 For the more mature child, this storage bed has a bookshelf headboard perfect for stashing books for late-night reading. Drawers and cubbies hold clothes and toys, and the washed teak finish works wonderfully for any boy or girl. 4 / 8 Dillon Lateral Bookcase Bed ($736, originally $1,051) What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 This lateral storage bed has a side bookcase that allows for tons of under-the-bed storage. With classic design and dark veneer, this bed is great for kids of all ages. 6 / 8 Ducduc Austin Bed ($1,480) What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 This ultramodern bed, made from sustainable harvested hardwood, has storage drawers underneath as well as a compartment for books and toys at the end of the bed. Mix and match options to create the perfect storage bed for your tot. 6 / 8 Cody Daybed ($1,999, originally $2,499) What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 This bed has it all: comfort, style, and tons of storage. The bottom drawer can be used for a trundle bed or storage, the sides of the daybed are stacked with shelves and drawers, and there's a bookcase sideboard for even more storage. Plus, we love the crisp white finish. 7 / 8 Nexera Dixie Twin Size Storage Bed ($335) What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 This budget-friendly storage bed has just enough spots for stashing those random toys. With an easy-to-clean white lacquer finish and scratch-resistant melamine side panels and shelves, this bed is perfect for any tot. 8 / 8 108 1 0 0 0 Back to Homepage Comments Read More Kid ShoppingToddler BedsBedsKids RoomsDecor Nancy-Einhart 2 years I fantasized about having a bed with book shelves and hiding spots as a kid. Grace-Hitchcock 2 years Brilliant! Who doesn't love some hidden storage? Link Love Mom forced to stop feeding baby homemade formula — BabyCenter Blog The easiest ways to save on organic food — The Stir A look inside Fergie's second baby shower — Celebrity Baby Scoop Danielle Jonas debuts her baby bump — People Moms & Babies 7 light and fresh recipes to take you through Summer — FitPregnancy Does where you live affect your risk for PPD? — The Bump Where to find the best deals on school supplies — Real Simple Now this is how you announce a pregnancy! — HuffPost Parents


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Utah wine and spirits on the rise
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Raccoon Creek Road has been prone to flooding for several years, but a large portion of the roadway washed away due to heavy rains in January.
District 1 Commissioner Keith Davis said metal piping under the road rusted out and the heavy rainfall caused the road to give way.
"Workers spent today putting a thicker plastic pipe under the road," Davis said. "These are two good size pipes. We could have gotten by with one pipe, but we felt to fix it correctly that we needed two."
Davis said more than 10 men worked most of the day on the project. He said employees with District 1 and District 2 were on site as well as employees with the Curry Water Authority.
"I was highly impressed with everybody working together," Davis said. "We had equipment and men from both districts out here. I appreciate the help from District 2 and from Curry Water."
Raccoon Creek Road was closed from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tuesday and residents in the area were without water for much of that time.
Davis said the project will cost around $7,500 after it is resurfaced.
"I know it was probably an inconvenience for some residents, but it was something we had to get done," he said. "This road was a safety issue. We have school buses that go over it. It was a safety concern for the buses as well as for the residents up there."


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Lightweights Evan Dunham and Rafael dos Anjos will meet on the main card of UFC on FX 8 this Saturday in Santa Catarina, Brazil. The show is headlined by 17-year MMA veteran Vitor Belfort taking on Luke Rockhold, the last standing Strikeforce middleweight champion.
3-dimensional mixed martial artists are still rare in MMA, and it's even more uncommon to see them matched up in the Octagon. The term 3-dimensional entails combat proficiency in the realms of striking, clinching and grappling. The main advantages associated with the classification are having few to no glaring weaknesses and the diversity to force opponents into the phase of combat where they're the least formidable. But there is a downside to being 3-dimensional as well: the so-called "jack of all trades, master of none" can get a taste of his/her own medicine when confronted by a specialist with the means to impose their core competency consistently and effectively.
Evan Dunham (14-3), who was dubbed "3D" early in his career for the way he embodied a 3-dimensional fighter, is a perfect case study for the pros and cons of being tri-dimensional. The advantages have been on full display in almost all of Dunham's UFC victories: he applied his crafty submission grappling to score wins over Efrain Escudero and Tyson Griffin, then relied on his sound boxing to unhinge the likes of Nik Lentz and Shamar Bailey. The crippling loss to Melvin Guillard reflected the hazards of Dunham's style, as his B+ to A- skills across the board were no match for Guillard's A+ striking and takedown defense.
Whereas Dunham exhibited 3-dimensional capabilities from the onset, Brazilian Rafael dos Anjos (18-6) has evolved into a complete fighter throughout his UFC tenure. Though he was far from inept in any category, dos Anjos' arsenal was centered around his BJJ black belt early in his career, having notched submissions in nearly half of his 13 pre-UFC wins.
Nowadays, dos Anjos is probably one of the most heartily improved fighters on the UFC roster, though the changes played out in small increments and with each showing. His wild stand-up has been honed into quite a functional and kick-heavy Muay Thai onslaught. Capitalizing on the increased balance and stability of his enhanced striking, dos Anjos' wrestling game is his latest achievement, and also likely the biggest key in the 3-fight streak he's currently riding on: he imposed stellar takedowns to coast past Kamal Shalorus and Anthony Njokuani, then frustrated Mark Bocek with his defensive wrestling in order to pelt the grappling specialist with nonstop strikes on the feet.
Analyzing the Dunham vs. dos Anjos match up is not easy, as they're both exceptionally capable in every aspect. This also heightens the emphasis on more finite attributes, such as defense, chin, size, quickness, athleticism, timing and Fight IQ. However, there's still no momentous advantage for either in those secondary categories: Dunham's 3-inch height advantage (5'10" vs. 5'7") is perhaps the most obvious one, but dos Anjos compensates for that with a 1-inch reach advantage (71" vs. 70"); Dunham's defense is probably a little more sound and his 'hands up/chin down' style is definitely more traditional but, at the end of the day, both have strong chins and have fallen by TKO just once apiece in all their career contests.
Furthermore, Dos Anjos is probably a tad quicker with his hands but Dunham is slightly more technical on the feet and throws straighter punches. Neither are known as monumental power strikers, but it does more than tickle when they connect; dos Anjos has been throwing kicks to the legs and body like a madman lately and Dunham handles most of his business with his hands. And finally, both are ridiculous scramblers with excellent positional awareness and outright deadly in transitions.
With that tiresome list of similarities behind us, they have a few noteworthy differences. The pace of dos Anjos has been frightening as of late, as he's highly aggressive throughout and directly in his opponent's face from start to finish. In fact, based on his recent performances, dos Anjos' pace is nearing Clay Guida standards. It's that frenetic and formidable. Dunham has traditionally been a slow starter, which got him in trouble against Guillard and Sean Sherk. And for a personal observation -- dos Anjos has come into his own and his confidence seems to have skyrocketed, while I'm not sure Dunham has found his true identity as a mixed martial artist.
I think the opening stanza will be extremely pivotal in setting the fight's tone. The gist of this breakdown is simply supporting how alike Dunham and dos Anjos are, and how closely matched they are in almost every category. In the early feel-out stages of the fight, I expect light will be shed on my aforementioned list of auxiliary characteristics (speed, timing, Fight IQ, etc.), which are a ton of minute details that will ultimately influence the big picture. Will Dunham's length and straight punches frustrate dos Anjos and slow his pace if actualized from a distance-striking strategy? Or will the quickness and speed of dos Anjos allow him to get inside and overwhelm Dunham with his relentless torrent of multifaceted offense?
Dos Anjos seems to go out and do what he does best, every time. Dunham seems to lay back and calculate for the first few minutes or, sometimes, even for the entire opening frame. By Round 2 it starts becoming apparent whether Dunham has his opponent's number or not. For this reason alone, I completely understand why dos Anjos comes in as the narrow favorite, as he's just been more consistent overall. On the flip-side, consistency can potentially be viewed as predictability, and Dunham thrives on countering predictable actions or fighters.
While the fervent pace of dos Anjos is a big concern, I'm leaning toward Dunham here. My basis is that his lengthy boxing, which can be fired laser-straight or in wide, swooping arcs, combined with his poise, more traditional defense and his under-rated footwork will allow him to be a slightly more effective striker overall. Dos Anjos' busy kicking output will subject him to the risk of being countered by Dunham's stretchy punches. The wrestling and grappling portions are too close to call and seem to be dictated by live-time instincts and circumstance, and another tiny shred of my vote for Dunham is because I give him a close edge in phase shifting from striking to grappling.
My Prediction: Evan Dunham by decision.


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Mid Century Green Butterfly
Located in the exclusive neighborhood of Deep well, this professionally decorated, chic home epitomizes the Palm Springs mid-century vibe.
Newly constructed (2008), not refurbished, this Palm Springs home combines the stylishness of a mid-century modern Kreisel design with the environmentally conscious 21st century. This *LEED certified house is the first of its kind in Palm Springs and features solar electric, passive solar, energy-saving design and all recycled materials.
This designer home features new mid-century modern furnishings, original art and beautiful lighting to create a hip yet relaxing environment. Facing west, the back yard & pool have great views of the mountains - a fantastic spot to soak up the desert sun. Float lazily in the saltwater pool or sit outside in a comfortable lounge chair. For those cool nights there is a gas outdoor fire pit. Inside, a vaulted ceiling & an open floor plan seamlessly connect the dayrooms to the back yard and pool. The large master suite features a 32-inch LCD television with Blu-ray player, stunning bathroom with walk-in shower and a private patio with seating area.
The detached casita (guest house) opens to the back yard and pool on two sides; with the sliders open your suite is practically outside. A pair of chairs offers a spot to curl up with a good book in front of the fireplace or watch a movie on the 40-inch LED TV and blu-ray player. A third bedroom has a queen size bed while the fourth bedroom has two twin beds. Each has a 32-inch LCD TV with DVD player. Wireless Internet serves the entire property and the 7.1 surround sound stereo has an iPod docking station. There is a 40-inch LED TV in the living room as well as a gas fireplace.
You'll find a well-appointed kitchen with stainless appliances, brand new washer & dryer, large outdoor gas grill, and a two-car garage. This quiet, well manicured neighborhood is conveniently located about a 10 minute walk from Smoke tree Center and the Chabad.
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Shelbyville Daily Union
---- — In the final of six Illini Team Trail Bass tournaments on Lake Shelbyville this summer, Greg Coleman and Travis Gillett caught the limit and weighed in at 17.28 pounds, including the Big Bass caught by Gillett (5.12 lbs.). The ITT also announced the qualifiers for the 2013 Mike James Classic Championship.
The 1st place finishers in the Northern Division Lake Shelbyville tournament were Greg Coleman and Travis Gillett, weighing 5 bass at 17.28 lbs. Greg and Travis are sponsored by Bass Cat, Mercury, and Dupo Marine. They fished with Carolina Rig and jigs today at depths of 12 ft on points. Water temp was 79 degrees with mild stain and the weather was partly sunny. Greg and Travis fish in a Bass Cat boat with a Mercury motor, Motorguide trolling motor and Humminbird electronics.
The Northern Division Lake Shelbyville Big Bass, weighing 5.12 lbs, was also snagged by Travis Gillett. The 117.28 points they earned on the day bumped Coleman and Gillet up from 12th place in the points race to 7th (518.75 points).
The 2nd place finishers were Brian Plank and Kent Oakley, weighing 5 bass at 13.29 lbs. Brian and Kent fish in a Ranger 185VX boat with a Mercury 175 Opti motor, MinnKota trolling motor and Lowrance/Garmin electronics. Their 112.29 points they earned moved them up from 29th place in points to 25th (412.79).
The 3rd place finishers were Dan McDowell and Garrett McDowell weighing 5 bass at 12.88 lbs. Dan and Garrett are sponsored by Driskell Baits and McDowell Plumbing. They fished with All Star rods, Flueser reel and Suffix line at depths of 2 ft with jigs. Dan and Garrett fish in a Ranger boat with a Mercury motor, MotorGuide trolling motor. The 110.88 points McDowell and McDowell earned for the event moved them up from 17th place in points to 14th (484.63).
The Ranger Cup $1000 bonus winners were the 2nd place finishers Brian Plank and Kent Oakley who were Ranger qualified, fishing in a Ranger 185VX boat.
The 2013 Mike James Classic Championship will be held September 20-21 on Lake Barkley/Kentucky Lake. The qualifiers are: Kevin Arbaugh-Dewayne Schultz, John Wright-Daniel Ruedi, Todd Blakeman-Mark Heil, David Breivogel-Shawn Panick, Shane Haslett-Jake Hartke, Josh Kirchhoff-Brad Kirchhoff, Greg Coleman-Travis Gillett, Quentin Garrett-Eric Ballinger, Jeff Scrimager-Wayne Shaw, Greg Harkins-Jack Montgomery, Lance Dasenbrock-Lee Buchnerkemper, Jim Carroll-Matt Carroll, Chris Hall-Chris Larson, Dan McDowell-Garrett McDowell, Roger Shaw-Michael Sanders, Juice Wright-Roy Meyer, Douglas Williams-John Prather, Larry Morehead-Jeff Stroud, Brian Plank-Kent Oakley, Ben Holmes-Derick Holmes, Mike Black-Penny Black, Mike Blazier-Jim Griffin, Butch Jones, Bret Jezek-Wes Cummins, Larry McHenry-James Jones, Jack Lewis-Greg Schumacher


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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Louisville police have now made arrest in a string of recent robberies and home invasions in the East End.
Police say Ashley Edwards, Joshua Martin, Clarence Everet Hayes Junior and Deneisha Johnson, are the four adult suspects in custody, and they also say that the fifth suspect is a juvenile.
Officers spotted a car that may have been stolen at the parking garage at Mall St. Matthews, according to officials. Police say that officers also recovered a gun in the parking garage where the car was stolen. The car belonged to a couple on Shenandoah Drive.
Police say the other home invasions happened within a few blocks of each other near Brownsboro Road in the Barbourmeade area.
The first home invasion occurred about 3:30 p.m. in the 3300-block of Pineneedle Lane in Barbourmeade; the second about 3:50 p.m. in the 7600-block of Old Orchard Circle in Bancroft.
Police say that no one was hurt during the incidents.
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Give Kroger a chance
Josh Shaffer's July 15 column "A lament for Harris Teeter, homegrown grocery" was completely unfair to Kroger. I shop at Kroger and Harris Teeter, and both stores have their positive attributes. It is hard to beat the produce and meat departments at Kroger, and the store is always clean and fully stocked.
I enjoy shopping at both stores, and during my 35 years of living in Raleigh, there have been many changes in grocery stores. All changes have created a choice for all people who purchase groceries for their families.
Marilyn Monroe once said, "Sometimes good things fall apart so better things can fall together."
Let's give Kroger a chance before forming an opinion of what is to come.
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"Blood Simple" (1984)
"Raising Arizona" (1987)
"Miller's Crossing" (1990)
"Barton Fink" (1991)
"The Hudsucker Proxy" (1994)
"Fargo" (1996). The Coens won the Oscar for Best Writing (original screenplay).
"The Big Lebowski" (1998)
"O Brother, Where Art Thou?" (2000)
"The Man Who Wasn't There" (2001)
"Intolerable Cruelty" (2003)
"The Ladykillers" (2004)
"No Country For Old Men" (2007). The Coens received Oscars for Best Picture, Best Director and Best Writing (adapted screenplay).
"Burn After Reading" (2008)
"A Serious Man" (2009)
"True Grit" (2010)
"Inside Llewyn Davis" (2013)


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Brian Thorsett '00 is now an assistant professor at Virginia Tech University in the School for Performing Arts. Thorsett also recently performed at the prestigious Festival del Sole in Napa, Calif., in Bernstein's Trouble in Tahiti.
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Turn on the news in the past few weeks and it's like reading Trotsky: capitalism in profound crisis; Labour leaders and their 'epigones' (a favourite Trotsky word) locked in internal battle. But where are we, the left? In its party forms the English left is divided both inside parliament (with some, disastrously, voting through 42-day detention) and outside (the Respect debacle). In its movement form, it is fragmented and, apart from the occasional creative initiative such as the climate camp, barely visible.
We have, no doubt, contributed to the loss of legitimacy neoliberalism has suffered over the past decade or so. But as Walden Bello, a radical intellectual from the
Where the left is having an impact is where it is part of – and has helped to create – initiatives that reach beyond itself, to challenge the political class with a vision of a radical and egalitarian democracy. This is invariably a vision that is not explicitly socialist. Look at the Convention for Scottish Independence, Plaid Cymru's coalition-building work in
In the
Another example of a completely different kind, too new to be sure of its success, is an experiment in the left pooling its resources to create the Convention of the Left, a locally-rooted challenge to New Labour's annual rally in
As national political structures crack and lose their authority, initiatives from Scotland, Wales and the English cities and regions will have the chance to break through, setting a new kind of example, stimulating a new direction for debate and developing their own international links.
The importance of place is not as a romantic retreat for the left. On the contrary, it offers a base for creating a left that is sufficiently rooted to be effective and a source of autonomy from the Westminster/Whitehall rootless elite. More immediately it provides the basis for the cross-party kind of left politics that must surely be the way to avoid the Tory dystopia that hovers ominously on the horizon (see in the October/November issue of Red Pepper).
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Go on a futuristic journey with stop. reset. star Ismael Cruz Cordova, who plays tech-savvy janitor J in the new world premiere. The show tells the story of a book publishing company trying to advance into the digital age.
Marissa Perry sounds off on My Big Gay Italian Wedding, a zany comedy about a family who unites to bring their "old-school" Italian traditions to Anthony's gay wedding cermony.July 29, 2013
Sex, songs and erotic literature! Audiences are in hysterics at off-Broadway's newest parody of the Fifty Shades of Grey series, and star Laurie Gardner dropped by to explain why Cuff Me is a can't-miss night of comedy!May 28, 2013
Between Riverside and Crazy's Liza Colon-Zayas on the hope, humor and New York City realness in Stephen Adly Guirgis' new play.July 22, 2014
Elle McLemore, Jessica Keenan Wynn and Alice Lee of Heathers The Musical on bringing this '80s cult classic to life on stage.April 15, 2014
Anthony Wilkinson, the writer and star of My Big Gay Italian Funeral (the follow-up to his hit comedy My Big Gay Italian Wedding) talks about the "powerful" new production based on the real-life death of his father.July 31, 2013
The Berenstain Bears LIVE! star Gerry Vega chats about helping to bring Bear Country to NYC in the cute musical revue, which is an adaptation of three beloved books: Learn About Strangers, Too Much Junk Food and Trouble at School.August 7, 2013
Jessica West Regan sounds off on the interactive off-Broadway comedy The Awesome '80s Prom, a singing, dancing extravaganza at The Wall that's a real blast from the past!August 30, 2013
Christine Pedi, the first lady of NEWSical the Musical, tells Broadway.com why the show is reminiscent of a 1960s variety show and how it turns headlines into punchlines.August 13, 2013
Buyer & Cellar star Christopher J. Hanke on paying tribute to Barbra Streisand in the solo show.April 15, 2014
Veronica J. Kuehn says audiences are still in love with Avenue Q's touching and hilarious story about 20-something puppets and humans with big dreams. Find out how the Tony-winning musical stays current and still induces tears and belly laughs.July 12, 2013
Broadway alum Rick Holmes leads the riotous cast of New World Stages' mounting of Peter and the Starcatcher as the swashbuckling Black Stache. Find out why this wonderworking tale still gives audiences a dose of magic they can believe in.May 31, 2013
It's Just Sex is titillating New York audiences, and its star, Elaine Hendrix, dropped by to tell Broadway.com why everyone is enjoying a sexy time off-Broadway and the surprising emotional effect.July 9, 2013


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Here are the hit Red Box movies for the past seven days and Red Box store locations in Upper Marlboro. Share your own local reviews with Upper Marlboro readers below.
The star ratings come from Red Box's average of its website readers reviews. Click on links to get the Internet Movie Database's description, ratings and cast.
Top 10 countdown on popular Red Box's rentals as of Monday, Feb. 4:
- #10: The Paperboy ® 2 stars
- #9: Ice Age: Continental Drift (PG) 4 stars
- #8: Looper (R) 3 stars
- #7: The Bourne Legacy (PG-13) 3.5 star
- #6: The Cold Light of Day
- #5: Ted (R) 2.5 stars
- #4: Pitch Perfect (PG-13) 4 stars
- #3: Paranormal Activity 4 (R) 2 stars
- #2: Seven Psychopaths (R) 2.5 stars
- #1: Hotel Transylvania (PG) 4.5 stars
If you watch a movie on this list, please share your local review in the comments below.
College Park Red Box locations:
7-Eleven, 8600 Baltimore Ave.
7-Eleven, 8905 Rhode Island Ave.
Royal Farms, 8150 Baltimore Ave.
7-Eleven, 4404 Knox Rd.
Hyattsville Red Box locations:
7-Eleven 6304 Baltimore Ave.
7-Eleven, 3737 Hamilton St.
Giant, 3104 Queens Chapel Rd.
7-Eleven, 2000 East-West Hwy.
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Cintas to the rescue on Spike TV's "Bar Rescue"
CINCINNATI — The Cintas Corporation will appear in the upcoming season of Spike TV's series, "Bar Rescue," according to a press release.
Throughout the entire third season, Cintas teams up with host and nightlife consultant Jon Taffer to help turn around underwater watering holes across the country, the release stated.
"Bar owners have so much passion for the success of their business, but often don't understand the specific ways to increase customer satisfaction and boost profits," said David Mesko, senior director of marketing and strategy for Cintas Corporation.
"Our services will not only help the featured bars, but can serve as a working example for others that want to improve," Mesko added.
According to the release, each episode of "Bar Rescue" highlights a troubled tavern in desperate need of a complete operational and aesthetic makeover; Taffer, an award-winning bar and nightclub industry expert, uses a tough-love approach and proven scientific methods to teach bar owners how to turn their failing businesses into thriving, profitable establishments.
To get bar flooring clean and free of odors, Cintas professionals will perform tile and carpet deep cleaning services on upcoming episodes; to help the bars improve their image, Cintas will also provide its Signature Series designer restroom dispensers, the release noted.
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If the name sounds a bit too like a gynaecological instrument you could always call them Dutch Windmill Cookies, which is another name for them. Holland has brought some brilliant foods into my life, notably hagelslag and stroopwafels, and of course - speculaas biscuits. If you could distill Christmas and put it in a biscuit, you'd come up with something pretty close, that's the wonder of the speculaas. The magic comes from the spice mix, called speculaaskruiden, that's quite close to our mixed spice, but with extras like cardamon and white pepper. You can use mixed spice in your speculaas biscuits, or you can mix your own spices. I used the recipe from London Eats for mine.
- 110g rice flour
- 1½ tsp speculaaskruiden, or mixed spice
- ½ tsp baking powder
- 70g softened butter
- zest from a lemon and an orange (or a clementine, you've got hundreds of them in the house too, right?)
- 25g caster sugar
- 25g soft brown sugar
- 1-2 tbsp milk
- Mix the rice flour, spices and baking powder in a bowl and rub in the butter. Add the zest and sugars and stir to combine.
- Add the milk, an drop at a time, and mix with your hands until you have a soft dough. You might not need all the milk.
- Wrap the dough in cling film and rest it in a cool place for about 15 minutes.
- Roll out the dough between two sheets of baking paper to the thickness of a pound coin. Cut out your cookies and transfer to a baking sheet.
- Bake for 12-15 minutes at 180°C. Leave them to cool on the baking tray for at least 5 minutes before moving them to a cooling rack, or they'll fall to pieces!
If you're feeling creative (or just need a distraction from all the shopping, wrapping and writing cards that you still haven't done) you can decorate these with candied peel and dried fruits, just stick them on with a bit of water icing.


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I was taking photos at the IBM Glen this past week... that one really nice day we had? My 'Grand puppy' Aurora goes crazy for the water, and was happily bobbing for acorns that had fallen into the pools. I couldn't help but think how much she blends in with environment... Just like a wolf.
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By Jennifer Amie and Jennifer Menken. Illustrations by Jennifer Menken.
The fox snake (Elaphe vulpina) did not earn its name by being as sly as a fox. When startled, the fox snake gives off a strong, musky smell, resembling the odor of a fox.
Like a rattlesnake, the fox snake rapidly shakes its tail when spooked. Though it has no rattle, it sounds like a rattlesnake as its tail rustles dry leaves or grass. Because the fox snake is large and has a blotchy brown and tan pattern much like a rattlesnake, its display is convincing, and people often mistake these pretenders for actual rattlesnakes. Mistaken identity sometimes leads to the demise of this harmless southern Minnesota snake.
If wild animals won Academy Awards, the western hognose snake (Heterodon nasicus) ought to be nominated for best actor. When menaced by hawks, crows, foxes, raccoons, or people, the hognose spreads out the ribs behind its head, forming a "hood" like a poisonous cobra. Its head appears to double in size. Then the hognose hisses loudly and strikes repeatedly (with its mouth closed). If that doesn't scare off the predator, the snake convulses violently, poops on itself, rolls onto its back, and plays dead. If the predator flips it right side up, the hognose turns over on its back again. After all, everybody knows that a dead snake lies belly up. From this upside-down position, the dead-looking hognose occasionally lifts its head and peeks to see if the danger has passed.
The gray treefrog (Hyla versicolor), like some other species of Minnesota frogs, freezes. It spends the winter nestled in dead leaves, rocks, or logs on the forest floor. Its body can survive outdoor temperatures as low as 19 F.
The water in the spaces between the frog's organs and muscles freezes. In fact, 65 percent of the treefrog's total body water can be frozen. To protect its organs and muscles, the treefrog has its own sort of antifreeze. When cold temperatures arrive, the frog's liver turns glycogen into glycerol, which protects the frog's cells from damage.
After a long, cold winter's nap, the gray treefrog thaws, wakes up, and hops away.
The beaver (Castor canadensis) has several unusual traits that help it swim and work underwater. For example, the beaver has flaps of skin on both sides of its mouth. When the beaver gnaws or carries wood underwater, the flaps close behind its teeth, so it won't gulp pond water. The beaver can also pucker up, closing its lips together in front of its teeth.
The beaver's ear and nose valves shut out water. Like goggles, clear membranes cover and protect its eyes.
Because it can tolerate an unusually high level of carbon dioxide in its blood, the beaver can hold its breath for a long time. Most dives last just a few minutes, but the record is about 15 minutes.
With all of these traits, as well as webbed hind feet and a rudderlike tail, the beaver is well-equipped for life in its watery habitat.
Contrary to popular belief, the ruby-throated hummingbird (Archilochus colubris) does not hitch a ride on the back of a goose to migrate to and from its wintering grounds in Central America. In fact, the tiny bird, which weighs no more than a penny, flies solo nonstop across the Gulf of Mexico, about 600 miles. It cannot stop to rest because it cannot land on water. The journey across the gulf takes 18 to 24 hours.
The hummingbird builds the world's smallest bird nest, using spider webs, lichens, moss, and spit. About the size of half a walnut shell, the nest holds two pea-sized eggs.
The smallest mammal in North America lives in northern Minnesota. The pygmy shrew (Sorex hoyi) weighs only 1Ú10 ounce (about as much as a penny) and measures just over 3 inches long, including its tail.
This little ball of fur is one of the world's biggest eaters. Every day the pygmy shrew eats its own body weight in worms, insects, and even mice. To keep its speedy system running, it needs to eat every few hours. Without food, the pygmy shrew would starve in less than a day.
The pygmy shrew's larger and more common cousin, the short-tailed shrew (Blarina brevicauda) is one of the few venomous mammals in the world. When this shrew bites, its poisonous saliva can kill a mouse its own size or bigger.
If a human were to be bitten by a shrew, the spot would swell up like an insect bite. The chance of anyone getting bitten by a shrew is very small.
The male fathead minnow (Pimephales promelas) woos its mate to its nest by "singing." The minnow probably produces this melodic clicking sound by grinding his back teeth against the base of his skull.
When choosing a mate, the female fish considers the male minnow's looks, as well as his singing talent. During the spawning season, the male's head swells, thus earning the name "fathead." The male also develops hornlike bumps, called tubercles, on its snout and back. Like your fingernails, tubercles are made of keratin.
The female deposits her sticky eggs on the underside of a board, branch, or rock in 3 to 12 inches of water. Then, the male fertilizes them and guards the nest. He cleans, gently fans, and endlessly strokes the eggs with his tubercles.
Fathead minnows are commonly used as fishing bait.
The paddlefish (Polyodon spathula) is a monster-size fish with a long, paddle-shaped nose. Its nose and the sides of its head have electro-receptors that can sense nearby living organisms. Because it lives in dark, murky water where it is hard to see, the paddlefish counts on its electro-receptors to find food—mainly colonies of tiny animals, known as zooplankton. Paddlefish strain zooplankton through their gill rakers.
Paddlefish may grow to be 65 pounds or more. In Minnesota, paddlefish are found in the Mississippi and lower St. Croix rivers.
Some animals really do have strange eating habits. The great horned owl (Bubo virginianus) snacks on skunk. Of course, it helps that the great horned owl, like other owls, has almost no sense of smell.
Both skunks and owls are nocturnal—they hunt for food during the night. The great horned owl has extraordinary hearing and night vision. Its feathers have very soft edges that allow the owl to fly silently and sneak up on a skunk.
If skunks aren't around, the owl will eat opossums, weasels, turkeys, bats, rabbits, other birds, bullheads, crayfish, beetles, snakes, or almost anything else it can catch.
When workers tore down a building in Minneapolis long ago, they discovered an unusual mummy of a pigeon (Columba livia). The bird apparently had become trapped inside the walls of the building and, over time, dried out. Insects came along and ate the pigeon's internal organs and the soft parts of its feathers. They left behind the skeleton and other dry, hard parts. The central ribs of the pigeon's feathers remain attached to the corpse, giving the mummy its bizarre, spiky appearance.
A complete copy of the article can be found in the May - June 2002 issue of Minnesota Conservation Volunteer, available at Minnesota public libraries.
Jennifer Amie is publications coordinator and Jennifer Menken is museum naturalist, both at the Bell Museum of Natural History,University of Minnesota, Twin Cities.


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Harley looks young and is small for his age but he has a big personality. He enjoys being around other children, he is polite and well mannered. He likes anything outdoors including camping and fishing.
"I like to play video games, watch tv, ride my bike and watch wrestling and that's all."
Harley really enjoys hands on activities. He likes putting things together with tools. He also likes puzzles and legos.
"I don't like sports. You don't like basketball? I like karate. You like what? Karate. Karate."
Harley has a special preference in shoes according to his social worker. He likes boots, work boots, cowboy boots, even rain boots. But he says his hat is special.
"Why did you like that hat? 'Cause my friend gave it to me."
Harley's social worker says a supportive family who is not afraid to participate in extracurricular activities would be a positive fit for him. He will also need parents who will make sure he gets to bed on time.
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Talking Point: Should parking fines be lower for 'minor offences'?
Updated 10:00am Friday 10th January 2014 in News By Robert Fisk, Chief Reporter
Parking fines could be reduced and grace periods introduced, the Government has said, following criticism that councils use parking enforcement as a "cash cow".
The Department for Transport is considering legal options to abolish the minimum rates for parking penalty charges to allow local authorities to lower fines for minor parking violations.
It today formally responded to a Commons Transport Select Committee report published last year which found "a deep rooted perception that local authorities view parking enforcement as a cash cow".
It also said it was "hard to justify parking fines that are substantially more than the fines for more serious offences like speeding".
Last year the Local Government Association calculated councils made a £411m surplus from both on and off street parking in 2011-12, while the RAC Foundation said the figure was £565m.
Professor Stephen Glaister, director of the RAC Foundation, said parking fines need to be proportionate and urged councils to be more transparent.
"Parking can be big business for councils with English local authorities making a profit of almost £600 million between them last year," he said.
What do you think? Should there be more flexibility for councils when penalising parking infringements?
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I do think that there should be a grace period where the fines should be reduced. If someone is parked safely in a marked bay, but over-runs their ticket by 5 minutes it seems a bit unfair to make them pay a full £80 fine. Perhaps the cost of the extra parking plus an admin fee would be more appropriate.
As Michael says, it would not make any sense to reduce fines for people who park dangerously or inconsiderately in the first place, because then we would surely just get more of that type of behaviour?
9:52am Sat 11 Jan 14
buggsie says...
If I have to pay to park I don't go - everyone loses out - shops, petrol stations, cinemas - so tough - when businesses start closing there is your answer.
Would be nice to see the income made from parking fines used to improve and widen roads - over 1 million new homes built in Wandsworth down by the river and yet still the narrow one lane either way roads. Whilst on the subject of narrow roads - it would be good if Wandsworth banned some of these huge HGVs which are ruining our road surfaces and must be damaging our old bridges - at least one a day has to reverse in Vicarage Crescent/Lombard Road because they can't get under Wandsworth Railway Bridge.
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@FGCU_MTEN Draws Blank Against No. 51 Minnesota
FORT MYERS, Fla. – In a lengthy match lasting just under four hours, the FGCU men's tennis team fell a hard 7-0 to No. 51 Minnesota on Tuesday night at the FGCU Tennis Complex.
The Eagles fall to 6-8 on the season while Minnesota improves to 7-7.
"Tonight was tough for us," head coach C.J. Weber said. "I have to give Minnesota a lot of credit. They played well in conditions they haven't seen all season as they are used to playing indoors. They have a great team, and I anticipate that they will finish very well in their conference. Hopefully this match makes us better as we begin preparing for UAB."
The Gophers jumped to an early lead after claiming two of three matches to clinch the doubles point. Highlighting play for the Eagles were partners Jordi Vives (Barcelona, Spain/IES Ferran Tallada/USC) and Dean Tsamas (Lexington, Ky./Henry Clay HS), putting a huge scare on Minnesota's Jack Hamburg and Matthieu Froment, who are listed 16th in the ITA doubles rankings. With the score at 5-4, the Eagles ignited for a three-game run as both Tsamas and Vives held their serves and broke Hamburg's, bringing the score to 7-4. The Gophers held the next game to bring the score to 7-5, resulting in an opportunity for the Eagles to end the match with a win of their serve. As the Green and Blue were leading, 30-15, Minnesota's No. 3 pair won its match to clinch the point. With Hamburg and Froment becoming aware of the win they chose to walk away from the match, and the upset that was likely to follow.
Unfortunately the Eagles couldn't pick things up in singles play, coming up short in each of the night's matches.
Falling just two points out of victory was Tianyu Bao (Tianjin, China/Bayshore HS), with a three-set loss to Minnesota's Ruben Weber in No. 2 singles. Bao escaped the first set, 6-4, but dropped the second, 2-6. In the deciding third set the two remained on serve forcing a tiebreak at six all. The match ended similar to how it started, with play going point-for-point, until Ruben pulled away at the end with a win at 7-6 (8-6) for the ultimate victory.
One of the contest's most anticipated matches was the No. 1 singles battle between No. 70 Vives and No. 72 Toledo. After falling, 6-4, 1-6, 6-4 to Vives in November's Dick Vitale Invite, it was clear Toledo was out for revenge in Tuesday's meeting. Using just two sets to notch a victory, Toledo took the first 6-0 and the second 6-4.
The Green and Blue will look to redeem Tuesday's loss when they welcome the University of Alabama at Birmingham for a dual match on Mar. 22 at Noon. For complete coverage of FGCU men's tennis against the Gophers, follow us on Twitter @FGCU_MTEN and visit www.FGCUAthletics.com where full recaps and results will be available at the end of each day.
1. Jordi Vives/Dean Tsamas (FGCU) vs. #16 Mathieu Froment/Jack Hamburg (MINN) 7-5, unfinished
2. Leandro Toledo/Eric Frueh (MINN) def. Tianyu Bao/Lance Lvovsky (FGCU) 8-6
3. Franz Sydow/Juan Pablo Ramirez (MINN) def. Lucas Vaz/Chirs Perrigan (FGCU) 8-5
1. #72 Leandro Toledo (MINN) def. #70 Jordi Vives (FGCU) 6-0, 6-4
2. Ruben Weber (MINN) def. Tianyu Bao (FGCU) 4-6, 6-2, 7-6 (8-6)
3. Jack Hamburg (MINN) def. Dean Tsamas (FGCU) 6-3, 6-1
4. Mathieu Froment (MINN) def. Lucas Vaz (FGCU) 5-7, 6-2, 6-3
5. Eric Frueh (MINN) def. Lance Lvovsky (FGCU) 6-3, 6-3
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i love all thin lizzy's stuff because the music is always top notch and the lyrics are always so sincere (even if they're almost corny sometimes!) in the mid 70's we used to swim in valley forge park everyday and listen to "jailbreak" and to this day whenever i hear anything off that record it reminds me of those days! i saw lizzy on this tour and they opened with soldier of fortune. they played opium trail and almost all of the "live and dangerous" album too! but everything here is classic, southbound, dear lord, bad reputation, it's all good! the greatest thing about thin lizzy is that they have an album to fit whatever mood you're in! get this one!
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Japanese pressing of this 1977 album from Phil Lynott and friends, housed in a miniature LP sleeve and available at a cheaper UK price for a limited time only!. The packaging is an exact replica of the original vinyl release featuring vinyl artwork and including the original Japanese Obi strip. Universal. 2008.That much rock & roll excess and that little sleep–it would be enough to ruffle anyone. Thus Thin Lizzy decamped to Canada to unwind from a year of incident and illness. There they produced Bad Reputation, which sounds, if not exactly laid-back, then at least damn smooth. Phil Lynott was confident enough to loosen Lizzy's atomic boogie and open his writing to jazz and folk influences, while the band, despite shifting membership, sound tighter than ever, playing with a new delicacy and thoughtfulness. Scott Gorham emerged here as a genuinely original guitarist, Tony Visconti's production sharpens the edges, and the title track, "Southbound," and "Dancing in the Moonlight" are among Lizzy's best. –Taylor Parkes
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The first thing that comes to mind is: Hell, they could sound "pop" and still be hard rockers. So why they never played on radio, with few exceptions like "boys are back in town".
Bad Reputation is an great effort to make Thin Lizzy a successful band without losing their style. It is clear that they mixed here on this record the rawness from Jailbreak, and the experimentations from Johnny the Fox". So, it's an album like "midway", but never half succeeded. No way, this is really a good piece of 70's hard rock, even better than most of the trash done during 80's and 90's when it comes to hard rock.
A sad mark to this album is the fact that it is the last time Robbo and Gorham put their guitar to fight together in a studio. But what a great way to say farewell to arms! I prefer Robbo a little bit, but Gorham is terrific, there ain't no such thing as a bad riff from the beginning to the end.
Some people may consider this album kinda laid-back stuff, but try to sse from another side, it's hard rock, with melodic phrases, without being glossy or fancy.
Really heavy tunes: Bad Reputation – opium trail – Killer without a cause
Other great tracks: That woman is gonna break your heart (the most beautiful Lizzy's ballad, along with Sarah)
Southbound- highway style song
Soldier of fortune – great opening track, beautiful guitar solo
Anyway the whole album is great, except maybe for Dear Lord, but, any song put after That Woman… is simply unfair.
In a four years space, those guys sent to the world such gems as Fighting, Jailbreak, Johnny the Fox, Bad Reputation, Live and Dangerous and Black Rose. Man, I mean, they were at least AWESOME!
I can't think of another band that influenced me in my youth the way these guys did. I consider them the best rock band of all. I know Phil wrote the occasionally awful line, and at times the songs were just downright peculiar ("S & M" off "Black Rose" comes to mind), but the unique sound and look of the band set them apart, and gave them a unique, singular voice. Here is Thin Lizzy again offering very diverse material, songs that kick you in your butt ("Bad Reputation", "Opium Trail", "Soldier of Fortune" and "Killer Without A Cause"), what could be considered religious songs ("Downtown Sundown" and "Dear Lord", songs I find incredibly heartfelt, beautiful, and at times, awkward. God bless you, Phil), and pop songs with great guitar licks ("Southbound", "That Women's Gonna Break Your Heart" and "Dancing in The Moonlight", my least favorite track on the album). Not what you would expect from what everyone was saying was a "hard rock" band. When I consider that Thin Lizzy released the following 4 STUDIO albums consecutively…."Jailbreak" (1976), "Johnny the Fox" (1976), "Bad Reputation" (1977) and "Black Rose" (1979), and when I listen to them now, scratches and all, ….I think that Thin Lizzy is still my favorite rock band, and I wish to god I could play guitar like Scott Gorham and Brian Robertson, and be as cool as Phil Lynott. These 4 albums are rock nirvana to me. If push came to shove, I consider "Bad Reputation" their best album. It is more Scott Gorham than Brian Robertson, and for that,I give it up to Scott Gorham. But I wish the two would have stayed together, especially when you hear them together on "That Woman's Gonna Break Your Heart". My biggest regret was not seeing them on November 1st, 1977 at the Riverside Theater in Milwaukee WI, in support of this album. I was 14 at the time, and Thin Lizzy wasn't as popular as some of the other bands back then. Nobody really wanted to go to the show with me, and when your 14 you don't really feel comfortable going alone. As such, I never got the chance to see this band live, in person. But I hear that Scott Gorham and John Sykes have their version of Thin Lizzy touring this summer (with a date in my hometown, no less. Maybe I can fly there to see them).
Don't know what you got until it's taken from you.
What a band and what an album.
Again, you CAN'T go wrong purchasing this album.
From strength to strength.
1. Soldier Of Fortune- Typical loose and powerful Thin Lizzy. Love those guitars!
2. Bad Reputation – Listening to Scott Gorham play on Bad Reputation seals the deal.
3. Opium Trail – One of the few leads Brian Robertson plays. Solid.
4. South Bound – Incredible. One song I NEVER get tired of playing at loud levels
5. Dancing In The Moonlight – Surprisingly my least favorite track, and it's still great!
6. Killer Without A Cause – Powerful and pounding. Didn't Iron Maiden lift the riff on this one? Well, kinda : )
7. Downtown Sundown- Great tune, Slowing down the pace. Awesome bass work throughout.
8. That Woman's Gonna Break Your Heart – A slight hiccup. Not bad but not great either.
9. Dear Lord- Phil exorcising his demons. Back to form again!
A solid chuck of 70's hard rock music.
Almost 30 yrs later this album shows the power and intensity these guys had.
Go get all of Thin Lizzy';s stuff and see what quality is all about.
Get hooked now!It's not too late!
Phil Lynott RIP. I wish we still had you with us. Your music has meant so much to so many people.
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Moist Chocolate Cake Recipe
- 2 cups all-purpose flour
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1 teaspoon baking powder
- 2 teaspoons baking soda
- 3/4 cup baking cocoa
- 2 cups sugar
- 1 cup canola oil
- 1 cup brewed coffee
- 1 cup milk
- 2 eggs
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1 cup milk
- 5 tablespoons all-purpose flour
- 1/2 cup butter, softened
- 1/2 cup shortening
- 1 cup sugar
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- Preheat oven to 325°. Sift together dry ingredients in a bowl. Add oil, coffee and milk; mix at medium speed 1 minute. Add eggs and vanilla; beat 2 minutes longer. (Batter will be thin.)
- Pour into two greased and floured 9-in. round baking pans (or two 8-in. round baking pans and six muffin cups).
- Bake 25-30 minutes. Cool 10 minutes before removing from pans. Cool on wire racks.
- Meanwhile, for icing, combine milk and flour in a saucepan; cook until thick. Cover and refrigerate.
- In a bowl, beat butter, shortening, sugar and vanilla until creamy. Add chilled milk mixture and beat 10 minutes. Frost cooled cake. Yield: 12 servings.
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I am typically not one to eat chocolate cake, but since it is my mother's favorite I made this recipe for her birthday. I made it exactly as listed and it was amazing! I have never had any type of cake that was so moist. I can't wait to try the recipe for cupcakes!
i have made this cak for over 20 years an it is still a good nw asthe first v trie it. everyone a work raves over it
I made this cake for my sister's birthday, and it was excellent! Since I baked it in a pyrex bowl, it took over an hour to bake. I was a little worried since I made it half whole wheat and only put in 1 3/4 c. sugar, but it turned out super moist and yummy! It was fairly dense, but really good! I didn't try the frosting, though.
I made this cake for my mother's birthday and everyone raved about it. It was really moist and the icing was fluffy and tasted like whipped cream. I made it in a 9 x 13 and had to increase the baking time to 43 minutes. I will definitely be making it again. Now my family wants the recipe.
Absolutel;y delicious!!! Very moist, great flavor. I baked it in a 9x13 and only make half of the frosting called for and it was the perfect amount. Will make this again.
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There are times when an artist is so prolific that he has to have several different monikers purely based on how many genres he touches and the amount of music being produced. This is King Kooba aka Colossus aka Beats Department aka the newly formed Jazzual Suspects who has been the talk of the town after being featured on Mark Farina's Mushroom Jazz 6. The Jazzual Suspects is the brain trust of Charlie Tate, a 6ft 8 South Londener, Bay Area transplant, Chelsea and Oakland A's fan who can roast the hell out of a lamb shank. The Jazzual Suspects is a new vibe from the colossal one, reminiscing of the new but old acid jazz era of the mid 90's. Heavy on sampled drums, smooth piano chords and bits and pieces of horns and guitars is laced throughout music that only leads to one thing; infectious head banging. Noticed by KCRW and several other radio personalities, having the number one single downloaded track on the MJ6 album, The Jazzual Suspects were inviting to take part in a music video contest put together by Lincoln, in which the winner's video would air in a 30 second spot during the commercials at the Grammy's. As it turns out, Funkin' Koobad, a song featured on a digital only mix called Downtempo Garden was chosen and we received two produced videos from local directors Noah Harald and Little Red Robots. Check out the videos below and look out for the free download of Funkin' Koobad after the jump. Stay tuned for more from The Jazzual Suspects including an ep series and full length to be confirmed.
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There is no doubt as a parent, you are certainly grateful for the job teachers do everyday.
And for children, they truly appreciate a teacher who is fun, engaging and most of all loves their job.
On Thursday, Rayma C. Page Elementary music teacher Jason Thomashefsky heard a very sweet tune. He was selected as the Lee County Teacher of the year.
At just 24-year-old, Mr. Thomashefsky - better known as Mr. T. – was thrilled.
It was news he quickly shared.
"Who's Teacher of the Year? It's me!" said Thomashefsky.
With a smile that lights up a room, Mr. T stands 6 feet 8 inches tall; a huge presence with an even bigger love of teaching.
"Open a gift box, larger than life. Bring his knowledge, excitement and passion to everyone he meets," said Principal Susan Caputo.
Caputo couldn't be happier.
"So proud of you. You are such a talent, Jason," said Caputo.
Thomashefsky credits his own high school band teacher back in Philadelphia – who inspired him.
"He was just as big and goofy. Always get the kids engaged, smiling, never yelled at the kids. Always wanted the kids to be happy," said Thomashefsky.
Fifth grade trumpet player Donald Anderson thinks Mr. T is the best.
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On top of being cool, he's passionate.
"I'm very passionate about what I do – so this is such an honor," said Thomashefsky.
With three years experience, Mr. T certainly puts the 't' in teaching.
Principal Caputo says Mr. Thomashefsky's lessons are being taped for YouTube to train other music teachers; both in the district and around the country.
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News about Golf, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Sep. 2, 2014
Chris Kirk wins 2014 Deutsche Bank Championship and several other players perform well enough to leapfrog others for the right to compete in the BMW Championship. MORE
Aug. 30, 2014
Ryan Palmer takes first-round lead at the Deutsche Bank Championship; other golf news noted. MORE
Aug. 29, 2014
I K Kim takes first-round lead in LPGA's Portland Classic in Oregon. MORE
Aug. 29, 2014
Rory McIlroy is competing in Deutsche Bank Championship golf tournament in Norton, Mass, deciding not to take week of to rest for next month's Ryder Cup, as three of this teammates have done. MORE
Aug. 26, 2014
Tiger Woods announces split with golf coach Sean Foley after four years of working together. MORE
Aug. 26, 2014
PGA Tour will announce a 25-year agreement with Liberty National Golf Course, including plans to host the Presidents Cup at the eight-year-old Jersey City course in 2017. MORE
Aug. 25, 2014
Hunter Mahan wins The Barclays at Ridgewood Country Club in Paramus, NJ, for his first PGA Tour victory since 2012. MORE
Aug. 25, 2014
So Yeon Ryu captures Canadian Women's Open in London, Ontario; other golf news noted. MORE
Aug. 24, 2014
Morgan Hoffmann is two shots off the lead at the Barclays, near his childhood home in New Jersey; he is drawing on support from his friends and his mother as he is spending the week in the area. MORE
Aug. 24, 2014
Azahara Munoz ties course record at London Hunt and Country Club, to move into second place at the Canadian Women's Open in London, Ontario. MORE
Aug. 24, 2014
Tennis star Caroline Wozniacki is ready to continue her comeback following her high-profile split with golfer Rory McIlroy, as the United States Open tennis tournament is set to begin. MORE
Aug. 23, 2014
So Yeon Ryu of South Korea takes second-round lead at the Canadian Women's Open in London, Ontario. MORE
Aug. 23, 2014
Adam Scott and Cameron Tringale share second-round lead at the Barclays golf tournament, while stars Phil Mickelson, Rory McIlroy and Rickie Fowler scramble to make the cut. MORE
Aug. 22, 2014
Jimmy Walker, who struggled during the first round of Barclays golf tournament, says his second scare with skin cancer has inspired his new mission of protection and awareness. MORE
Aug. 22, 2014
So Yeon Ryu takes first-round lead at Canadian Pacific Women's Open golf tournament, setting course record with nine-under-par 63. MORE
Aug. 21, 2014
Rory McIlroy's appearance on The Tonight Show, alongside Tiger Woods, seems to solidify his crossover from golf star into the mainstream celebrity realm. MORE
Aug. 18, 2014
Inbee Park successfully defends her title at LPGA Championship with playoff victory over Brittany Lincicome in Pittsford, NY; Camilo Villegas wins Wyndham Championship in Greensboro, NC; other golf news noted. MORE
Aug. 17, 2014
Golf Roundup; Brittany Lincicome holds lead following third round of the LPGA Championship; other golf news noted. MORE
Aug. 17, 2014
New York's greater Rochester area faces void as LPGA Championship's tenure there draws to a close; golf tournament will be given new name, new sponsors and new location in 2015, ending 38-year tradition in area. MORE
Aug. 16, 2014
Golf Roundup; Brittany Linicome, seeking her second major title, takes first place following second round of the LPGA Championship in Pittsford, NY; other golf news noted. MORE
Aug. 15, 2014
Camilo Villegas takes first-round lead at Wyndham Championship golf tournament in Greenboro, NC. MORE
Aug. 15, 2014
Lexi Thompson and Meena Lee share first-round lead at LPGA Championship. MORE
Aug. 14, 2014
Tiger Woods takes himself out of consideration for United States Ryder Cup team, saying that his doctors have advised him to rest and rehabilitate his injured back. MORE
Aug. 14, 2014
Profile of Women's British Open champion golfer Mo Martin, who is expected to be top performer in the LPGA Championship in Pittsford, NY. MORE
Aug. 12, 2014
Bill Pennington On Golf column notes that though an ailing Tiger Woods missed the PGA Championship cut, he remains on the radar for the American Ryder Cup team. MORE
Aug. 11, 2014
Rory McIlroy wins the PGA Championship, giving him his second major victory of 2014 season and his second PGA Championship title. MORE
Aug. 11, 2014
Final round of the PGA Championship at Valhalla Golf Club in Louisville, Ky, is a race to beat darkness and decision is made to allow the last two pairings to essentially play the last hole together as a foursome. MORE
Aug. 11, 2014
Mirim Lee wins Meijer LPGA Classic for her first LPGA Tour victory, at Blythefield Country Club in Belmont, Mich; other golf news noted. MORE
Aug. 10, 2014
United Sates Ryder Cup team captain Tom Watson is making his 33rd and probably final appearance in PGA Championship, only major he has never won. MORE
Aug. 10, 2014
Jason Day makes incredible par save at PGA Championship, leaving him in a tie for fourth place, and three stroke behind leader Rory McIllroy after third round. MORE
Aug. 10, 2014
Inbee Park retains lead in third-round of Meijer LPGA Classic golf tournament; other golf news noted. MORE
Aug. 10, 2014
Rickie Fowler is taking a serious approach to major tournaments this season, putting focus on his golf rather his formerly flashy wardrobe; is two shots behind leader Rory McIllroy after third round of PGA Championship. MORE
Aug. 9, 2014
The Upshot; Michael Beschloss History Source column focuses on Mildred Ella Didrikson Zaharias, universally known as Babe, best known as the most accomplished female golfer of the 1940s and 1950s; says she is no longer a household name, but she deserves to be, not only for her pathbreaking athletic achievements, but for her struggles to acquire fame and commercial success. MORE
Aug. 9, 2014
Inbee Park takes second-round lead at the Meijer LPGA Classic golf tournament. MORE
Aug. 9, 2014
Tiger Woods shoots 74 in second round of PGA Championship and misses the cut for only the fourth time in 66 major championships as a professional. MORE
Aug. 9, 2014
Steve Stricker could still qualify as a competitive member of United States Ryder Cup team, despite his being picked as assistant captain; other golf news noted. MORE
Aug. 9, 2014
Rory McIlroy takes second-round lead at 96th PGA Championship after enduring weather delay and steady rain. MORE
Aug. 8, 2014
Sandra Gal takes first-round lead in Meijer LPGA Classic in Belmont, Mich, while Michelle Wie withdraws with a wrist injury. MORE
Aug. 8, 2014
Lee Westwood, Ryan Palmer and Kevin Chappel share first-round lead at the 96th PGA Championship at Valhalla Golf Club in Louisville, Ky. MORE
Aug. 7, 2014
PGA Championship field includes 20 spots for club pros such as Michael Block, winner of 2014 club pro national title. MORE
Aug. 7, 2014
Rickie Fowler, winner of both United States and British Opens, seems poised to become next young golfer to break through. MORE
Aug. 7, 2014
Bill Pennington On Golf column; Tiger Woods, who had back surgery in March, surprises many by appearing to be free of pain during practice round before PGA Championship at Valhalla Golf Club in Louisville, Ky. MORE
Aug. 6, 2014
Phil Mickelson, preparing for PGA Championship, is among dwindling number of old-guard pro golfers who are defending their age group as a new generation gains victories, fans and confidence; emerging stars like Rory McIlroy have won the lion's share of major championships since 2010. MORE
Aug. 5, 2014
Golf resorts are trying to win over young adults who generally shun the game by adding speakers to golf carts and Wi-Fi access, building high-tech training centers and putting courses. MORE
Aug. 5, 2014
Justin Dufner's reign as the PGA Championship titleholder has ameliorated his social anxiety, but on the greens his angst has seemingly worsened; Dufner comes into championship event at Valhalla Golf Club in Louisville under difficult circumstances, nursing two bulging disks in his neck. MORE
Aug. 5, 2014
Tom Watson, captain of the United States team for the Ryder Cup, says it is unlikely that Tiger Woods will participate because of his latest back injury. MORE
Aug. 4, 2014
Geoff Ogilvy wins Barracuda Championship golf tournament in Reno, Nevada; other golf news noted. MORE
Aug. 4, 2014
Rory McIlroy wins Bridgestone Invitational golf tournament by two strokes over Sergio Garcia. MORE
Aug. 4, 2014
Tiger Woods aggravates back injury in final round of Bridgestone Invitational golf tournament, jeopardizing his future. MORE
Aug. 3, 2014
Many golfers on PGA Tour share superstition that it is back luck to touch a trophy not yet won. MORE
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Palmer Cruises Into Lead
Ryan Palmer took only 21 putts and made birdie on half of his holes to post an eight-under-par 63 and take a two-shot lead through the opening round of the Deutsche Bank Championship in Norton, Mass.
August 30, 2014, Saturday
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Palmer Opens With a 63 to Lead in Boston
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August 29, 2014, Friday
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A Late Surge in Oregon
I. K. Kim birdied the first four holes on the back nine and shot a seven-under 65 to take the first-round lead in the L.P.G.A.'s Portland Classic in Oregon.
August 29, 2014, Friday
Little Rest for McIlroy Before the Ryder Cup
Some members of Europe's Ryder Cup team have decided to rest and will not play in this week's Deutsche Bank Championship.
August 29, 2014, Friday
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I. K. Kim Leads Portland Classic
I.K. Kim birdied the first four holes on the back nine Thursday and finished with a 7-under 65 to take the first-round lead in the Portland Classic.
August 28, 2014, Thursday
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Variance settlement reached
Date: May 11, 2009
by: Kurt Schultheis | City Editor
The Longboat Key Town Commission approved a settlement agreement at its Monday, May 4 regular meeting that allows Key property owner Peter Swain to build a home closer to the Gulf of Mexico.
Swain appealed a decision by the Zoning Board of Adjustment to deny him an amended variance in late 2007, which would have allowed him to build no closer than 68-feet landward of the Erosion Control Line at 2913 Gulf of Mexico Drive. Town code states that homes should not be built no closer than 150-feet from the Erosion Control Line, unless an undue hardship exists on the property.
While several properties on the Key are too small to comply with the town's requirement and are granted variances, the zoning board did not believe Swain had a hardship.
The commission, in a 4-3 vote, begrudgingly granted Swain a variance that 73-feet, six inches from the control line at the north lot line and 70-feet, two inches from the control line's southern lot line. The majority of the commission believed it was better to grant an amended variance than pursue the case and accrue further legal fees.
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Sedona By Lynx 30" Built in Grill with ProSear & Rotisserie: Stainless Steel - Liquid Propane
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Culver Duck's Five Generation, All Natural Whole Duckling. Fed no animal by-products. All Vegetable Pure Grain Diet. Great Source of Protein, Iron, Selenium and Niacin. Meets Animal Wellness 3rd Party Verification by Steritech Whole Foods Auditing Agency. Culver Whole Duck is All Natural Goodness. The best Whole Duck on the market.
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$3.99 per pound
Bell & Evans
America's oldest branded poultry, Bell & Evans is a pioneer in the natural foods market. For four generations, beginning in the 1890's, they have been providing high quality products. Their poultry are raised and processed in the heart of the Pennsylvania Dutch Country, in a modern facility, using only the latest technology. Today, Bell & Evans is a leading producer of poultry raised without antibiotics.
Bell & Evans all-natural, frozen whole duck
(approx 6-8 lbs)
$4.99 per pound
Gunthorp Farms
In addition to turkeys, Gunthorp Farms fresh, local whole ducks will also be available on a pre-order basis.
Gunthorp Farms fresh, local whole ducks
(approx 5-6 lbs)
$4.99 per pound
Pick up begins Sunday, November 24th. Please place your pre-order by November 15th.


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The 2014 Career Expo was held February 18, 2014. Details about the 2015 expo will be posted here as they become available.
Are you interested in a career in transportation and ready to learn more about next steps for a job or internship? Do you want to explore the many disciplines within the transportation industry and find out which one really interests you? The Transportation Career Expo is here to help!
Hosted annually by CTS, the expo offers undergraduate and graduate students the chance to learn about transportation career alternatives, career preparation strategies, and future job opportunities. The event will include roundtable discussions with transportation professionals on a variety of topics and an exhibitor fair featuring employers and professional associations.
Students are also encouraged to bring their résumés and receive helpful suggestions from individuals experienced in reviewing job applications.
The Transportation Career Expo is sponsored by the Education and Outreach Council of the Center for Transportation Studies, the Women's Transportation Seminar, the Minnesota Local Road Research Board, Minnesota LTAP, and the Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals (CSCMP).
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University of Minnesota
200 Transportation & Safety Building
511 Washington Ave SE
Minneapolis, MN 55455
Phone: 612-626-1077
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