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CHICAGO, June 5, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Streetwise Media, a division of the American City Business Journals, is launching its newest digital media and events property Chicago Inno today with a meetup at the Clark St. Ale House. The fresh site aims to reach Chicago's most connected, active and influential audience with accessible news that tackles everything related to tech, innovation and disruption in the city.
Chicago Inno builds on the momentum of Streetwise Media's popular regional publications, BostInno in Boston and InTheCapital in Washington, D.C. Its core team will consist of general manager Will Flanagan, a former member of the Chicago tech startup community; staff writer Jim Dallke, an experienced community newspaper writer; and senior account executive Anthony Morris, formerly an Amazon.com executive.
"Chicago's innovation economy has developed substantially over the past several years – it's nurturing some of the important ideas, people and companies that will change the U.S. and the world," said Chase Garbarino, co-founder and CEO of Streetwise Media. "We're excited to give the city the attention it deserves with Chicago Inno, while also starting a dialog on what it can do to encourage progress."
"Chicago Inno is visual, it's fun, it's informative, but most of all it's a resource where we can be honest about any shortcomings and celebrate successes as a community," said Flanagan. "Our team wants to collaborate with everyone from the bigwigs to startups and students in the city, so stay tuned for monthly meet-ups at area bars and exciting, quarterly events."
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When a Navy SEAL gets choked up about something you pay attention.
Tucsonan Craig Sawyer is fighting to save the rhino from extinction in a new TV show on Animal Planet. He is counting on you to fight with him, and save an animal that is 50 to 60 million years old from being wiped off the planet forever.
"The situation appealed to me just by being an animal lover my whole life," Sawyer said.
Rhinos are majestic. Docile by nature and innocent. Most likely tonight, they will be ambushed, murdered and killed by poachers - simply for their horns.
"It's horrendous," Sawyer said.
Sawyer has been in the fiercest of battles. He has fought for America in missions he can't even talk about. This time his fight is anything but a secret. Sawyer was asked to use his skills to fight the war on rhino poaching in South Africa for a television show. To not only show the brutality that's happening there, but to stop it.
"I don't care what you have seen or what kind of battles you have been through," Sawyer said. "My team are all decorated combat veterans, but it pulled at all of our heartstrings when we saw things like a mother and her calf rhino who had been poached and they died trying to get back to each other in the violence and confusion. The nights when poachers were gunning them down with AK-47s."
One horn sells on the black market for a half-million dollars. On average two rhinos are killed each night. But what poachers don't know is that this blood sport has just changed.
"We attacked it from all angles," Sawyer said.
Sawyers' team of SEALs and Green Berets talked to locals, raiding homes and stopping cars with roadblocks, all to take down poachers and save rhinos.
"That is what we are all about," Sawyer said.
If the killing continues, rhino will be on the road to extinction in four years. But Sawyer says it's not too late.
"This war is winnable but it is going to take some real effort. We can't do it by ourselves. Tucsonans as a whole really have a love of animals. They need us to get in there and help them. They can't defend themselves especially against men with AK-47s."
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2 good 3/8" bolts protect the hard sections. Microcams in the corner to the left protect the first clip. Above the second bolt it's runout slab at about 5.8. You can get some brass nuts and small cams to green Alien in a flake before the runout, but the flake is expanding, so the gear is doubtful. Cams from about 0.5 to #2 Camalot to set up the anchor.


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Green, Eco-Friendly advertising is clearly one of the hottest topics in the marketing world today. We are all concerned about the fate of our planet and we're all doing what we can to help extend natural resources and promote a more sustainable future. Organizations and agencies have been working hard promoting everything from simple green slogans and campaigns to alternative vehicles, new energy sources and organic/non-toxic products.
The Go Green Advertising Awards program is an exclusive national-level competition recognizing organizations and agencies for outstanding creativity in advertising & marketing while being more conscientious towards our environment. All promotional materials produced in 2013 promoting and/or using sustainable and green advertising efforts are eligible to enter. From eco-friendly products to entire green theme marketing campaigns, the internationally recognized judges of Go Green Advertising Awards look forward to seeing your best works.
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Marybeth Levine calls herself the 'diaper lady.' She collects diapers for the Detroit Area Diaper Bank.
From pull-ups to incontinence supplies, the bank has collected and distributed over 1.6 million diapers since its creation in April 2009.If you'd like to take part in their Fall 2013 diaper drive, log on to www.detroitareadiaperbank.org.
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Stathi Paxinos covers rugby league, rugby union, boxing, swimming and Australian Rules football for The Age. He has covered numerous major sporting events including the Sydney Olympic Games (boxing), the 2003 Rugby World Cup, state of origin contests and NRL finals, world title fights and national swimming championships. Stathi also covered boxing and aquatics at the Melbourne 2006 Commonwealth Games.
Rugby League
Local to debut at Storm
Stathi Paxinos Melbourne Storm could be on the verge of unveiling its first bona fide Victorian talent.
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Gold Coast taken by Storm - and history
Stathi Paxinos The story of the night was the unveiling of the Storm's first true-blue Victorian talent.
Storm have a true-blue local to call their own
Stathi Paxinos THE Melbourne Storm made history last night and it had nothing to do with their 24-16 win over Gold Coast at AAMI Park.
Proctor grows into leadership role
Stathi Paxinos Kevin Proctor has been in the Melbourne Storm system for a while now.
2012 NRL preview
Stathi Paxinos A look at what could lie ahead in the NRL season and how the teams are likely to fare.
Revitalised Storm shows hint of best
Stathi Paxinos Melbourne Storm is heading towards a home game in first week of National Rugby League finals after 20-8 win over North Queensland at Olympic Park.
Storm signs Smith to four-year deal
Stathi Paxinos Melbourne Storm ensured that it finished an ultimately disappointing year on a positive note announcing that it would keep skipper Cameron Smith for the next four years.
Storm's Queensland stars ready to fly
Stathi Paxinos There is a certain symmetry to Melbourne Storm's game against North Queensland for two of its stars, Billy Slater and Dallas Johnson.
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Bellamy's men can slam the grand final window theory shut
Stathi Paxinos There is a Melbourne Storm team that will not be playing a preliminary final against Brisbane this Saturday night.
Australia is team to beat: Kearney
Stathi Paxinos New Zealand might be world champion but coach Stephen Kearney will not agree his team was anything but the underdog for Test against Australia in Brisbane.
Melbourne runs out of puff in fast game
Stathi Paxinos Brett Finch will not be the saviour for the Melbourne Storm this season. He will certainly be a help, after signing with the 2007 premier for the rest of the year.
Proctor taking his chances
Stathi Paxinos Kevin Proctor is the first to admit there were times last year - his first spent in Melbourne - when he was bludging.
Storm a threat: Crocker
Stathi Paxinos Michael Crocker's departure from Melbourne Storm at the end of last season left a massive hole, but he believes the 2007 premier has more than enough to replace him.
Purple haze
Stathi Paxinos There was a scene at Melbourne Storm training recently that would have been almost unthought of when the club was set up more than a decade ago.
Big Sika back for destroy mission
Stathi Paxinos BULLOCKING back-rower Sika Manu is set to play his first game of the season for Melbourne tonight against Penrith after he successfully completed a full week of training and proved he had overcome a...
Melbourne keeps faith and feeling
Stathi Paxinos Dallas Johnson has a simple answer to those who wonder how Melbourne Storm kept its hunger for success during a period of dominance that has spanned four consecutive grand finals and two premierships.
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Storm lacks power of a strong united front
Stathi Paxinos Craig Bellamy has been saying all year that people should not be comparing the current team to those that set the benchmarks of the competition in the past three seasons. Bellamy is right.
Manu set for season return as Storm takes on Panthers
Stathi Paxinos Bullocking back-rower Sika Manu to play his first game of 2009 for Melbourne Storm against Penrith after successfully completing overcoming a hamstring injury.
Bellamy looks at Storm and says, 'we can rebuild it'
Stathi Paxinos Melbourne Storm coach Craig Bellamy has no illusions about the size of the challenge facing him, as he works to rebuild his team into a force again next season.
Storm working hard to fix handling woes
Stathi Paxinos Brett Finch's father Robert won two premierships as a player with St George in the 1970s, but he's not expecting any banter with the old man in the lead-up to the Storm's clash against St George...


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Multimedia Artist Kit Webster used Enttec's DMX/USB Pro to create DataFlux 0.1, an art installation at the RMIT Gallery in Melbourne, Australia, which pays a kind of high-tech homage to DaVinci, Holbein, DuChamp, and many other artists dating back to the middle of the Renaissance. Enttec's US sales and marketing manager Jeremy Kumin has written a lengthy article about the artist and the project for Enttec's February newsletter
"The technique which unites the work of these masters, and which fascinates Kit Webster is called Perspective Anamorphosis," explains Kumin. "What does this mean, and why would I want to write an article about it? To understand what he has done, I had to take a step back and look at things from just the right angle. That's one of the salient features of this Anamorphosis technique, by the way. It comes from the Greek meaning "putting the image back together" more or less, and it's about having a skewed image seem very realistic and natural when viewed from the optimal location."
Kumin goes on to explain that he was intrigued by Webster's proposal for sponsorship of a former project in terms of the hardware requested: ""I held an exhibition 3 years ago called 'Breathing Space,' in which I was using Max/MSP," notes Webster in his proposal. I wanted to interface with some DMX gear, so I found out that Enttec was a Melbourne company, told them about the project and kindly requested their assistance. The project involved beaming video onto a DMX mirror, and modifying the image at the same speed as the mirror movement; this allowed the projection frame to move along a wall while the projected image stayed still. I did this by moving the mirror in the opposite direction to the video."
In Webster's current exhibit, DataFlux 0.1, once again Enttec gear forms a core part of his control system. "My original goal was to create an installation that utilised video mapping, that is the distortion of a video perspective to 'wrap' over three dimensional surfaces," says the artist. "I use the mirror in this case to allow the projection beam to be displaced anywhere in the room up to 180 degrees. I am very impressed with the speed and efficiency of the DMX/USB Pro and its willingness to keep working!
"It's just one laptop driving everything," Webster continues. "Connected to the laptop is the DMX USB Pro which is controlling a modified scanner and a strobe light. [For the scanner] I gutted the light out and put a projector in. Also running from the laptop is the audio and video. With the mirror [on the scanner] I am able to widen the projection area. It's a bit like using a multiple projector system but cheaper."
There is a very cool video of the project:
DATAFLUX 0.1 from Kit Webster on Vimeo.
"The potential to take advantage of future improvements in technology, in the so-called "convergence" of lighting and projection is clearly going to be a factor in Webster's work going forward," says Kumin. As Webster describes it: "Complete digital control has taken over the environment, allowing realities to shift from the actual to the imaginary. Real-world environments are augmented in such a way that perception cannot be defined as being under cerebral or environmental control and thus reality is undifferentiated from hallucination. I really feel that there could be an infinite number of experiences that we are not yet equipped to discover. We are really on a threshold of technological discovery."
"At the end," adds Kumin, "I think Kit Webster was weaving his words in a way that is almost analogous to the clever tricks of perspective his visual and auditory landscapes employ. It's a kind of dance of superposition between the expected and the unexpected, the real and the unreal. DaVinci would probably approve."


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Hope Park
FRISCO -- While their delighted daughter went round and round, Terry and Shirley Darkis told us their heads were spinning, too, as they marveled at a specialized, back-supported merry-go-round and all the other custom attractions at Hope Park Frisco.
Everything at the playground is accessible to their little girl, who has Down syndrome.
"It's just amazing to see that all the children can participate," Shirley Darkis said. Her husband Terry explains
"All the other parks you see are built for typical kids," her husband, Terry, explained. "Everything is higher and harder."
What makes this place unique is that it's built specifically for special needs kids. But it's versatile enough to be enjoyed by children who don't have special needs. That way, siblings and friends of all abilities can play together.
"It makes me tear up a little bit," said Jenni Jensen, the park's president.. "It makes me so happy they can finally have this playground to play on."
She was compelled to build Hope Park after her daughter broke a leg and was in a wheelchair for six weeks.
"So I got to experience what it is like for children who are in wheelchairs -- trying to go to a park and wheel her through wood chips, and trying to get her into swings I couldn't get her into," she said. "I found the need for it, and I decided to do it."
The kids will never know how many donations and volunteers it took to get it all done. What they do understand, and what their parents get to enjoy, is that at Hope Park, every kid - regardless of their circumstances - can just be a kid.
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I am interested to see what others have done in the northeast to prepare for Yosemite walls. Cathedral has the Prow and the mines of moria. What else is out there that people found helpful? Thanks,
Depends what your up to. For aid/hauling, try Mordor and Mines both in a day. More free stuff then- Prow and Women in Love together. It's all about rope work and moving quickly. Of course multiple routes on Cannon will help too.


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Our roads need to be repaired!
Original post made by Diana Diamond on Oct 20, 2006
Just driving through town daily, I know our roads are bad and in need of much repair, but I had not realized how far behind we were in paying for repairs. The $28.7 million figure is a huge amount of money, especially since the city talks about budgeting a mere $2 million a year for road repairs. At that rate of spending, we will never catch up.
For the past 10 years, residents have been complaining about the condition of our roads. In fact, a city survey reported that more than half the residents think their roads are in "poor" (18 percent) to "fair" (34 percent) condition. Given that residents rated other items in the city much higher, Erickson decided to conduct a study to see why the public perceived the roads were so bad.
Her conclusion: The roads have been neglected for years. Either the money slated for repairs was spent on other things, and/or the Public Works Department's request for more money was not addressed.
It's now seven months since Erickson's report, and there's no plan in sight yet as to what the city can do to come up with the money. City Manager Frank Benest and Director of Administrative Services Carl Yeats presented a report to the City Council's Finance Committee Tuesday night, saying not only does the city need money for street repairs, but it also now needs about $3 to $5 million in new long-term spending for retiree health costs, as well as a lot for building repairs. And the city is also facing a potential loss in utilities tax revenues.
City Manager Frank Benest suggested the city find new ways to get more money in, such as asking residents to partly finance sidewalk repairs, or charging a development impact fee for roads, boosting hotel taxes, or charging more for city classes, but none of these will bring in a lot of money.
The Finance Committee instead told Benest to go back and start looking for some real cuts in this city, including possible cuts in city services. A big hooray for the committee!
We don't have much choice left.
I don't know what the solution is, but I know some of us have been waiting for repairs for years. In the meantime our roads are getting progressively worse, particularly in old Palo Alto. We already are paying for these bad roads through the daily wear and tear on our cars. How much does an alignment cost?
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"Bryant the Bicycle Boulevard" is quite a challenge
for us people on narrow two wheels! That stretch
between Embarcadero and Oregon really needs attention.
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It's about time to look at replacing the Public Works Director. Just observe a Public Works operation. Most of the people are standing around, and it takes several days to do a project that should be done in hours. A good portion of the workers time each day is spent going back and forth to the Service center on East Bayshore. The street repairs are not coordinated with the utilities repairs so we have several instances where a street is resurfaced and then shortly thereafter torn up for utility repairs. We wasted the street repair money for several years by not doing the work that should be routinely done. If we don't change the management, the roads will continue to get worse. Additional money given to the present management will be continued to be used inefficiently.
on Oct 21, 2006 at 3:04 pm
The council a few weeks ago voted the city employees an increase in benefits & salary; that was money that could have been used to fund more infrastructure needs - road repairs, new police station, library overhaul. I'm disapointed that the most recently elected council members like Klein, who campaigned on the issue of city management didn't make a stand on this.


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Foreign Tourism to Mexico Grows
Saturday Aug 16, 2014
Mexico's central bank says the country's international tourism grew 19.6 percent in the first six months of 2014, compared to the same period last year.
Romance Week: Mexico City Sights
By Kelsy Chauvin | Wednesday Mar 12, 2014
Home to an astounding population of nearly 20 million people in its greater metropolitan area, Mexico City is something to see. The capital city has a notably large LGBT community, and hosts the country's biggest Pride parade every June.
Mexico City Gets a Makeover
By Adriana Gomez Licon | Tuesday Jan 15, 2013
Mexico City's government is trying to transform one of the world's largest cities by beautifying public spaces, parks and monuments buried beneath a sea of honking cars, street hawkers, billboards and grime following decades of dizzying urban growth.
The Grand Velas Riviera Nayarit: Good for Nothing
By David Perry | Thursday Dec 20, 2012
You know those vacation spots where everything beckons: places to go, people to meet, things to keep you busy morning, noon and night? Yeah, I hate those places.
Five Free Things to Do in Mexico City
By MICHAEL WEISSENSTEIN | Tuesday Dec 18, 2012
This time of year, Mexico City makes a good jumping-off destination for travelers heading to sunny beaches for winter getaways.
Mexico City's Ravishing Renaissance
By Ivan Quintanilla | Sunday Nov 11, 2012
Big and gritty and complex and glamorous, Mexico City defies categorization. El Distrito Federal or DF, as the city is commonly called, is far more nuanced than many of the country's famous resort towns, where the tourism bubble stays easily intact.
New Fusion Cuisine Flourishes in Baja California
By OMAR MILLAN | Friday Nov 9, 2012
Until recently, Baja California's culinary contribution to the world amounted to the Caesar salad, a dish hardly associated with Mexican food. Beyond that, this long, thin peninsula was known more for its Chinese food and pizza.
Mexico's Haute Dining Destination Hosts Gourmet Food Festival
Tuesday Oct 9, 2012
Celebrating its 18th year, the Festival Gourmet International returns on November 8th - 18th to tempt the taste buds of hundreds of foodies who will gather in Riviera Nayarit, Tepic and Puerto Vallarta for this international gourmet event.
Star Chefs Turn to Mexican Haute Cuisine
By ADRIANA GOMEZ LICON | Thursday Sep 13, 2012
Christopher Kostow, whose restaurant in Napa Valley has three Michelin stars, wanted to sample the diversity of the country's ingredients: gray oysters from Baja California, lychee-like hairy rambutan from southern Chiapas, and bags of red flying ants.
Second Annual Mexican Culinary Festival to Be Held in Los Cabos
Friday Aug 24, 2012
One&Only Palmilla will host its Second Annual Mexican Culinary Festival November 7-11, 2012, featuring some of Mexico's most talented chefs and highlighting wines from the Guadalupe Valley.
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Clothes Shopping For Teen Girls
Clothes shopping for teens and tweens can be a nightmare at times. I've put together a list of stores which stock a range of dedicated teen clothing.
Clothes shopping for teens and tweens can be a nightmare at times. I've put together a list of stores which stock a range of dedicated teen clothing.
I'll admit I'm not much of biscuit fan, perhaps it's the lack of frosting. Frosting makes everything better! So here is a recipe for a great cupcake that tastes just like an ANZAC biscuit with a golden syrup buttercream frosting.
Nailsnaps is a new app that allowing you to create custom printed nail art stickers from your Instagram pics, pretty cool no?!
Vans have partnered with ASPCA (American RSPCA) to put together an awesome collection of kitty and puppy shoes and accessories.
We're looking forward to the Cake Bake and Sweets show coming up in Sydney later this month.
Check out this uber cute cat ring I bought myself for my birthday recently from Every Bear Jewel. Have had it…
Molly Mutt easy wash pet beds.
Many dogs and cats a bitten and often die from snakes bites each year. Learn the signs of snake bites and how to keep your dog and cats safe from snakes this summer.
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A $5 project to help you take better lowlight pictures with your smartphone.
So light and fluffy. I'd have to say these are the best cupcakes I have ever made!
The best cornflake cookie recipe with caramel and white choc chips instead of sultanas.
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I have subscribed to this free monthly trade publication "Equipment Today" in the print edition since the early nineties which showcases modern construction equipment.
The magazine also features articles and advertisements focusing on trucks of all sizes, hand operated power equipment, implements for bigger machines, oils and lubricants, tires, safety topics, preventative maintenance, snow removal, roadbuilding, and business management topics.
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As students push their biodegradable trays through the cafeteria at Brookline's John D. Runkle School, a transformed lunchtime array extends before them: rows and rows of steamed broccoli and scallions, carrots and celery, pineapple and oranges.
The star of the meal, promoted from its previous role as a side dish, is a baked potato. The rolls are whole wheat. The milk is low fat.


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6Love It or Leave It: Miley's Costa Rican Vacationwear
Is that a little nipple I see, there, Miley Cyrus? Is that what that is? I'm not really sure. You and your Instagram filter, it makes everything shadowy look like a nipple. That a nipple on your belly? Or on your left leg? Don't know, but the thing peeking out toward the dreamcatcher tattoo in your armpit sure looks like a nipple, but hey. Maybe it's not … maybe it's just not. (Also? For the advertisers? No—that's definitely not a nipple, OK?)
In any case, Miley looks pretty great here, and I'm loving that corset/tube top. Isn't it just lovely? It looks like those blankets that they sell down on beach boardwalks, and it's probably just as comfortable and cozy, too. Which is to say, not at all. The top retails for $104, and it's by Rad and Refined. Once I get the rest of the fruitcake and Chrismas cookies away from my midsection, maybe I'll go and buy one, too. It's just that cute.
Love it or leave it—Miley's look?
January 29, 2013 at 11:30 am by Sarah
30Caption This: Last Week's Winner and This Week's Photo
Guys! It's also my final 'Caption This'! Sadface! For those of you who don't know, Emily and I will be leaving at the end of the month, and this Thursday will be our last day, but hey. Time stops for no one, right? That being said—
It's time for another round of weekly winnings for the Evil Beet Caption This contests! Check it out, and if you're the winner, I'll be sending you an email to collect your mailing information in order to send your prize. Sure hope you registered with a valid email address!
We'll be choosing the winner of the above photo next Tuesday, so tune in to find out who it is!
The winner on last week's Lady Gaga photo:
Winner: Trishhh
"Goddddd I'm trying as hard as I can, but I told you…! Nobody can $h!t you a VMA, Gaga!!"
First runner-up: Anonymous
"Looks like Lance Armstrong isn't the only one that took it in the ass last week."
Second runner-up: Anonymous
"Lady G showed her support of the American auto makers by giving free oil checks at her concert."
Congrats to Trishhh! As for the rest of you, get commenting if you want to win some free crap! (And for the love of God, check your damn email if you want to win the prize! The first runner-up will be notified that they're getting the prize if you don't claim it, guys!).
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January 29, 2013 at 10:30 am by Sarah
86LeAnn Rimes is Really, Really Sad About Brandi Glanville's Mean Comments
Oh LeAnn Rimes. It's probably so, so hard to be you. Brandi Glanville always hovering about and making sure you're not accidentally feeding her children laxatives, being bullied because you stole a lady's husband … I can't even imagine the trials and tribulations you must have to endure on a daily basis for being a completely innocent, delicate little flower of a woman.
Don't worry, though, girl. One day, you'll have it all: you'll have a man who loves you and respects you for you and not your bank account, a few little rugrats of your own to whom you can mistakenly feed Ex-Lax, and the self-respect that goes along with being an upstanding, decisive woman who doesn't walk all over people and doesn't let people walk all over her, either. It'll be there one day, girl, so just keep on keeping on and clutching at your creepy friend, Lizzy. Not because, you know, the Lizzy thing's going to make any difference, but because it's mildly entertaining in a scary sort of way. That's all.
January 29, 2013 at 9:30 am by Sarah
4A New Job for Lindsay Lohan?
LOL, No, sorry, guys. I didn't mean to get your hopes up, but there is something brewing with Tina Fey and 'Mean Girls', and it's probably not going to involve Lindsay Lohan.
In a recent interview with E! Online, Tina Fey claims that she'd love to bring 'Mean Girls' to Broadway, and what's more, she wants to drag Mariah Carey into the fold.
From E!:
"Maybe! We want to. I would love to," Tina Fey told E! News on the red carpet at the SAG Awards. "I'm trying to develop it with my husband, who does all the music for 30 Rock and I think Paramount's onboard."
Grool! And Tina already has one musician in mind to take on one of the now-iconic parts: Mariah Carey.
"I loved it!" Tina gushed when asked about the recent American Idol fight between Mariah and fellow judge Nicki Minaj over Mean Girls. "And I think Mariah won. Like, Mariah seemed to really know all the characters."
During the spat, Ms. Carey was adamant that she was no Regina George and Tina agrees: "Maybe she can play Amy Poehler's part in the musical."
Uh, yes please. We can totally see Mariah dolled up in a pink suede jump suit. She is a cool mom, after all. And perhaps Tommy Lee Jones can play her put-upon husband, what with the grumpy face he showcased at the Golden Globes.
"Every time we came out I felt like, not only was Tommy Lee Jones looking at me, but looking at me like he was so mad at me," Fey recalled. "But I think that might just be his face."
No word on if Lindsay wants to claim the Regina George role, because there's no way in hell she could pull off the innocent, sweet part of Cady Heron in a reprisal. It just won't happen.
January 28, 2013 at 5:30 pm by Sarah
1Love It or Leave It: Justin Bieber's Billboard Cover
Now, I don't normally run Justin Bieber stories myself, partially because I despise Justin Bieber, and partially because … oh, wait, right. It's just that one thing: because I despise Justin Bieber. This, however, was interesting, because in the accompanying Billboard interview (which isn't out in its entirety yet), Justin talks about how he's in a really dark place in life right now, and some are speculating that it's because of Selena Gomez and all that pot-smoking and butt-showing.
In the interview, which is set to release today, Justin says this:
"I'm not in the happiest place that I've ever been."
And I'm, like, agog. Justin Bieber, not happy? I just can't even imagine why. It can't be because he beats on people and that makes them despise him, nor can it be because he just can't stop with all the silly tattoos, because hey. They can be removed one day, I guess. Whatever, though. Judge not Bieber lest ye be hit by a car or something, right?
Justin's Billboard cover—love it or leave it?
January 28, 2013 at 4:30 pm by Sarah
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—Kim Kardashian on what her pregnancy's going to be like. In a word?Well, she said it. The word is "awful." Isn't that so, so nice? Isn't it wonderful that she's more concerned about her ass, and how "awful" it's going to be when it inevitably grows large enough that you can see that donk from the front, it eclipsing her growing baby bump and all? Sure. "Awful." Got it.


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Police discovered blood in a second-floor bathroom of the high school before finding Ritzer's body. Chism was discovered just after midnight, walking along a busy highway.
In her nearby hometown of Andover, where Ritzer still lived, friends remembered her cheerful personality and devotion to her students.
"She was just an amazing person who loved life," said Jennifer Berger, who graduated with Ritzer from Andover High School in 2007. The two went to elementary and middle school together, as well, and hung out last weekend, watching the Red Sox game on television.
"She was so kind and caring," Berger said. "She could find joy in the littlest things in life. If she was having a bad day, she would find a quote from a song that would turn it around.
"I just want people to know how amazing she was. ... She was my go-to best friend. I just can't believe she is gone," she said, before breaking down into tears.
Ritzer had always wanted to become a teacher. "In our fifth-grade yearbook, when it says what do you want to be when you grow up, she said teacher," Berger remembered. "She loved her job - loved it."
Ritzer was also an ice-hockey nut. Though she never played, she enjoyed watching her younger sister, Laura, who is still in high school.
"She loved her little sister and liked supporting Laura, so she would go to her games," Berger said. Ritzer also has a younger brother, Daniel, now a student at the University of Connecticut.
Ritzer was a thoughtful friend who sent regular notes to Berger when the two were away from each other at college — Berger at Bentley College near Boston, and Ritzer at Assumption College in Worcester, Mass.
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Canmore CavernsExplore the exciting underground world of Rat's Nest Cave under Grotto Mountain near Canmore. Twisting passages and chambers of stalactites and stalagmites. 6-hr Adventure Tour with 18 m (60 ft) rappel--climb and traverse large and narrow passages plus the 'Laundry Chute' ($115). 4.5-hr Explorer Tour is similar but has no rappel ($89). 25 min scenic hike to cave entrance (incl in tour times). Guide, helmet, light, coveralls and other gear. 5C (41F) year round. No experience necessary; participants should be reasonably fit; min age 11 yrs. Closed Mon-Tues.
Ph: 403-678-8819
Biking and Hiking
- Stay™ | GREEN & Bike4FREE
As part of Bellstar's Stay™ | Green program bike rentals are FREE for our guests, owners and team members. Free bike rentals include bike, helmet and lock and free and friendly suggestions from our team members for local tours. Visit the front desk at Solara Resort & Spa for your free bike rental. Each rental comes with a helmet and a lock. There is bicycle storage located in the Solara parkade; we recommend you secure your bicycle with a lock. To learn more visit bellstar.ca/stay-and-bike4free.
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Tourism Canmore Kananaskis
907A 7th Avenue
- Guided Hiking
White Mountain Adventures
7107 Boulder Crescent
Ph: 1.800.408.0005
- Bike Rentals
Gear Up Mountain Rentals
1302 Bow Valley Trail
Ph: 403.678.1636
Golf Courses
- Canmore Golf & Curling Club
The Canmore Golf & Curling Club and the surrounding mountains make for an ideal golf getaway.
2000 8 Avenue
Ph: 403.678.4785
- Silvertip Golf Resort
Enjoy breathtaking views and a challenging par-72 course that tests the skills of every golfer.
1000 Silvertip Trail
Ph: 877.877.5444
- Stewart Creek Golf Club
Rated 4.5 stars by Golf Digest and naturally sculpted fairways, an enjoyable round for any skill level.
4100 Stewart Creek Drive
Ph: 877.993.4653
Dog Sledding
- Snowy Owl Sled Dog Tours
With experienced guides and friendly four legged friends pulling you, the Snowy Owl Sled Dog Tours offers the most amazing experiences in the winter and summer.
104 - 602 Bow Valley Trail
Ph: 403.678.4369
Horseback Riding
- Cross Zee Ranch
2500 Palliser Trail
Ph: 403.678.4171
- Boundary Ranch
Kananaskis Village
Ph: 403.591.7171
- Brewster's Kananaskis Guest Ranch
Exshaw, AB
Ph: 403.673.3737
White Water Rafting
- Canadian Rockies Rafting
With different options for everyone in the family, you can be sure that you will find the adventure you are looking for. From floating down the Bow River to grade 4 rapids on the Kicking Horse River, they never disappoint.
Ph: 1.877.226.7625
- Inside Out Experience
Experience a full or half day adventure on the river.
Ph: 1.877.999.7238
- West n' Wild Adventures
This tour company is located in Golden, BC but offers transportation from Canmore for guests wanting to experience the class 3 or 4 rapids.
Ph: 1.800.668.9119
Skiing and Snowboarding
- Banff Mt. Norquay
Ph: 403.762.4421 or 1.877.SKI.BANFF
- Canmore Nordic Centre/Trail Sports
Ph: 403.678.2400 / 403.678.6764
www.canmorenordic.com / www.trailsports.ab.ca
- Ski Lake Louise
Ph: 403.522.3555 or 1.877.9LOUISE
- Nakiska
Ph: 403.591.7777
- Sunshine Village
Ph: 1.87.SKI.BANFF
Banff Snowmobile ToursUnforgettable tours in the Rockies west of Banff and Yoho parks. Spectacular waterfalls, historic trappers cabins, and opportunities to see wildlife. Half and full day (from $159) include shuttle, suits, boots, helmets, gloves and western-style buffet lunch. Upgrades to powerful 600cc and 700cc sleds. Overnight, custom and group tours.
Ph: 1-888-293-8687
Lux Cinema CentreA short drive to Banff takes you to the closest theatre outside of the Solara Resort & Spa and Canmore. With four screens that play first-run features.
Corner of Bear and Wolf Street
Ph: 403.762.8595
Corner Stone TheatreThroughout the year the theatre hosts many other events including sing-a-longs, game shows, comedy nights, hit musicals and youth theatre camps.
125 Kananaskis Way
Ph: 403.609.0004
Aurora Theatre
This state-of-the-art movie theatre offers large projection screen with movie quality sound and re-tractable seating for set-up versatility for opening ceremonies, smaller evening receptions or stand-up cocktails. The Aurora Theatre seats 96. The Aurora Theatre is also an exceptional choice for meetings and presentations.
- Family friendly movies are shown at nightly at 7:00pm.
- Mature movies are shown Friday and Saturday at 9:00pm.
Chocolate Tastings
- Le Chocolatier
See how the finest dark and milk Belgian chocolate is made at Le Chocolatier, indulge in a few samples and possibly buy a few tasty treats for friends and family at home.
121-701 Benchlands Trail
Ph: 403-679-3351
Special Events
Every year Canmore hosts a variety of festivals and events, below are some of the special events in the area.
- Canada Day - July 1
- Miner's Day - July
- Canmore Folk Music Festival - August (Heritage Day Long Weekend)
- Canmore Highland Games - September (Labour Day Long Weekend)
- Canadian Rocky Mountain Marathon - September
- Vic Lewis Band Festival - November
- Light up Canmore - December


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Today I was faced with new opportunities and situations that tested my ability to find alternative ways to teach students material and engage with the student. Until today I have been working with students who have also been patients at Doernbecher Children's Hospital (DCH). Although a new day brings other challenges and circumstances. To change it up today I worked with the sibling of a patient, instead of the patients themselves.
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4.9/5 rDev +10.4%
The Anderson's, as many have mentioned is a "general" store, meaning they sell all sorts of things, not just beer. I am however, focusing on the beer.
A: The atmosphere is superb, lots of chatter throughout.
S: The service is outstanding. It really doesn't get any better. The majority of the beer/wine staff really knows their stuff. A few are up and comers that are still learning. They are beer/wine people and are there to help.
S: The selection is the best in NW Ohio. While people will complain or comment about the other Anderson store's in NW Ohio, they're going to be generally the same. (Same distributors) Limited releases can be few and far between if you're not a regular. However, if you are, you'll be treated right, as expected.
F: The food selection overall isn't vast. However they do have an above average meat and cheese departments.
V: Beer is reasonably priced and in line with other places throughout the city.
O: Overall, this is THE only story I buy beer from in NW Ohio. If you've been underwhelmed by the selection, you're either doing it wrong or came in on a off night. It's a large store, the beer is there, but it does go fast. Don't hesitate to ask for something to be held back, but be realistic.
12-29-2012 10:42:35 | More by WesM63
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Another one of my usual go-to places when I travel for work. Good selection of beer, domestic and import. Friendly, helpful service. Only drawback is a slim selection of chilled bombers, almost everything cold is 12 oz bottles/cans. Aside from that, there is an extremely large selection of brews from which you can build your own 6 pack.
Imports include some hard to find belgian, like Fantome. Large selection of Michigan micros and local favorites. Prices are very reasonable and in line with local standards.
03-09-2012 15:12:46 | More by JamnesCameron
4.43/5 rDev -0.2%
The Anderson's is not a 'Big Box Store' or a 'Chain'. It is, as its name suggests, a general store. Locally owned and operated, the store is situated just across the street from the families' grain operation.True one can purchase building supplies, tools, work wear, major appliances, trees and ornamental plants, as well as general goods, The Market is the main focus here.
The Marketplace has grown from a basic sort of grocery into a Mecca for quality Deli goods, gourmet coffees, an excellent meat market, and extensive wine shop.Then of course the reason we're here, BEER! Far and away the regions best selection and as this is widely known, product turnover is very good(this to me is what sets it apart from some well stocked carry-outs or Party stores). I would estimate 300+ imports, domestics, micro-brews, craft brews, and seasonal offerings.Most of these offered in singles, but also a great cold selection (including a beer cave), growers and mini kegs also available. Usually staffed by a beer and wine guru, able to answer questions or special order something for you.
If your from here, I'm sure you already know, if your passing through, definitely worth a stop in.
10-16-2011 13:10:29 | More by Extrajoker00
4.35/5 rDev -2%
If you're looking for the best selection in NW Ohio, you really have to go to any of the Andersons. Not only are they a great general store with one of the best deli/meat/produce sections you'll find anywhere, but they have more beers than any other place in the Toledo area, all at great prices. The staff are fairly knowledgeable - perhaps not as much so as a dedicated "beer guy" at a bottle shop, but enough to point you in the right direction. If you're looking for some of the best brews distributed to Ohio, look no further.
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Rebuilt 154 motor. What's next?
Hello wise cub owners. I have a 1972 154 low boy that I'm pulling the motor for a rebuild. (thats a whole other story why)
I wondering, while I've got it out what other parts I should think about replacing? I've been told things like the pilot bearing, clutch ect..
Times a wasting and snow will be here soon. Words of wisdom will be greatly appreciated.
0As long as you are doing a rebuild The seals on the motor will be changed.
The seals on the tranny ad finals as well as the hydro could be looked at and all the fluids replaced. The rad hoses could be done as well. As long as the motor is off agood radiator flush would not hurt. With a motor rebuild I would expect that you will have the dist checked for excessive wear as well as change the points and condenser. Was the charging system working? If not repair or replace the regulator and or generator. At least check the Generator for worn bearings and brushes. Bearings and brushes in the starter should be at least checked. If either armature needs to be turned down or rec cut now is the time to do it.
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Just a thought... maybe you could swap your engine for one from a tractor someone unwisely added a loader to. The place where they break wouldn't matter much to a 154, since it has a frame, and there is very little strain on the weak spot. I know many have replaced otherwise good engines because of the crack that is ALWAYS weaker after a repair.
I have a 154 here that was the engine donor tractor for Rambo and I'm considering offering it along with a rebuildable repaired engine... it would make someone a good project at a good price.
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PLATTSBURGH — The Town of Plattsburgh is featured in a special edition of The Legislative Gazette.
The eight-page, full-color special section, titled "The Town of Plattsburgh — A Jewel on the Adirondack Coast," became available April 23.
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Town Supervisor Bernie Bassett said the town was invited to be featured by the Gazette. The town contributed the articles and photographs, and Gazette staff did the layout and publishing. The paper sells advertising to cover the cost of publication.
"This isn't costing the Town of Plattsburgh taxpayers anything," he said.
The paper is distributed throughout the Capitol District, and the town receives complimentary copies to distribute as it pleases.
"We get 5,000 copies. We will use those to market the town," Bassett said.
Articles include a welcome from the supervisor, information about the town's location on the Adirondack Coast, town history, plans for the future, the Imaginarium Children's Museum, Nova Bus, efforts to expand natural gas service, support for business growth, and information about the town parks and Recreation Department.
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Those ads give local businesses in the town a chance for some exposure they might not otherwise receive, Bassett said. Their participation also shows their support for the community.
The town received one page of editorial content for every page of advertising the Legislative Gazette was able to sell.
"I consider this one more example of a public/private partnership," the supervisor said.
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Reviews by tito42:
3.7/5 rDev +10.1%
Poured from a 1 pint, 6 oz. bottle. "Brewed in Canada" on label.
A: Nearly opaque with a very thick, foamy cocoa head. Great head retention and lacing.
S: Roasted malt with some chocolate and coffee notes.
T: Bitter, smoky barley, earthy hops, and a coffee flavor. Very flavorful but lacks balance.
M: Medium bodied and very creamy. A snap of hops at the end dries the mouth a bit but it doesn't linger.
D: It will be a pleasure working through 22 oz. of this beer. Seems stronger than 5.0%, this stout has bite. Not the most refined beer, but it has a lot of character.
I haven't had an Extra Stout from Ireland, but the Canadian product really fits the style description. I've read a lot of disappointment regarding Labatt brewing this beer, but it has a lot of character in my mind, doesn't taste like a macro at all. There is a hell of a lot more to this than Guinness Draught as available in the U.S.
02-27-2011 05:40:52 | More by tito42
More User Reviews:
4.5/5 rDev +33.9%
02-24-2012 22:46:22 | More by IrishGermanAmerican
Quebec (Canada)
4/5 rDev +19%
09-27-2012 20:02:24 | More by DannyBaldoni
Newfoundland (Canada)
3/5 rDev -10.7%
12-16-2011 19:50:11 | More by ahugenerd
Nova Scotia (Canada)
3.5/5 rDev +4.2%
08-20-2012 23:29:06 | More by djcreepshow
3.75/5 rDev +11.6%
01-12-2013 05:18:57 | More by Auraan
3/5 rDev -10.7%
It's an average stout with a cool looking bottle. It's black. It has tan bubbles.
It is malty. A fine sweet almost grapey malty...
I wish for some hops.
It's drinkable. And it sure impresses the chicks. I have to explain to them that's like Budweiser...pretty darn average...don't expect a great beer. Expect a good one...well I'm alright with saying that...
11-12-2011 15:35:50 | More by CamuMahubah
2.5/5 rDev -25.6%
03-19-2012 16:35:51 | More by PopGun
Alberta (Canada)
2.78/5 rDev -17.3%
341ml bottle at the newish beer bar on Whyte Ave, aptly named the Pourhouse. I don't know what to think about this being listed under the "Ireland" section of a local beer bar, what with the "Made in Canada" label on the neck of the bottle.
This beer pours a clear, very dark brown colour, with fairly striking (in a negative sense) reddish highlights when the sun from the street quickly and readily backlights it, with one finger of weakly foamy, and mostly bubbly beige head, which leaves some sparse, disjointed specks of lace around the glass in its lingering wake.
It smells of mildly roasted grain, a sour corn syrup astringency, flat, chalky cocoa notes, a tart, stale apple fruitiness, and some strange earthy yeastiness. The taste is sour roasted caramel malt, a bit of dry chocolate, bitter week-old coffee, and some mild leafy, weedy hops.
The carbonation is moderate, and tacky at certain points, the body on the light side of medium weight, and quite edgy for any sort of um, 'stout', which precludes the normal spouting off about 'creamy', and 'smooth', at the very least. It finishes weirdly tart, what with the grain and the fruit both still leaning heavily thataway.
I have to wonder if this is what the real Extra Stout really tastes like. Being licensed by Labatt to be brewed in Canada does not fill me with any amount of certainty, or hope. Expectations and now preconceptions aside, this was indeed a chore to finish.
09-19-2010 00:23:47 | More by biboergosum
Ontario (Canada)
3.45/5 rDev +2.7%
Close to opaque but not pitch black. It really seems to be a very dark brown, that sort of brown that is so dark it looks black. The light creates highlights in the beer at the edges of my glass, making it's brown hue more visible. It's frothy cappucino head is plentiful and long lasting, and thickly coats the walls of my pint glass. I actually think this looks better than the nitro Guinness Draught. Mild roasty aroma smells of coffee. Tastes of black coffee with a pleasing, tangy, slightly fruity acidity. Finishes with a lingering light charred bitterness.
It doesn't feel as smooth as the Draught, but I think this has a bit more body to it. The smoothness provided by the nitro dispense can make it feel a bit weightier than it is, but I've always found the Draught very thin. This isn't heavy either, but it's also not as thin. It's definately not watery. I think this would work pretty well as a session stout. It's not great, but it works.
03-21-2013 19:22:46 | More by mintjellie
3.53/5 rDev +5.1%
I was expecting really more from this beer. It pours a dark, very dark chocolate color. head is minimum with almost no retention. It has a toasted coffee smell. little bit of chocolate also.
It has a bitter taste, with a remarkable presence of hops. Not my favorite flavor for a beer.
04-24-2012 18:20:14 | More by stan66
3.05/5 rDev -9.2%
Nice pitch black liquid with some cream on top like it always has...
Some soft cocoa puffs and roasted malts in the nose
Very mild cereal, a tad sweet cocoa and a hint of bitter hops on the back of the tongue
Light medium body, with some burning carbonation
Overall its alright. As an american man with 3 Irish grandparents I wish our biggest beer from the Isle was a wopper of flavor but in the name of capitalism it sure aint what I hope it used to be
08-05-2011 02:57:29 | More by JoeAmerican77
3.75/5 rDev +11.6%
01-06-2013 22:17:52 | More by Danflurry
3/5 rDev -10.7%
12-31-2013 06:57:44 | More by beer64nut
4/5 rDev +19%
02-06-2012 02:13:18 | More by tstiles
4/5 rDev +19%
01-27-2012 22:16:19 | More by Photoglaugher
4/5 rDev +19%
09-08-2012 01:56:21 | More by leinie13
Alberta (Canada)
2.75/5 rDev -18.2%
08-03-2014 02:57:38 | More by RandyFlameThrower
2.83/5 rDev -15.8%
The big bottles of this are cheap at the grocery store. Sometimes it's OK to drink one in the garage after work before going inside.
A: Always drunk right out of the bottle. The bottle is Guinness! So of course it looks cool!!
S: Less smell than from the smaller bottles. Still, it has a smell. Not bad. Not great.
T: About what you'd expect. Several cuts above the mass produced American beers. Classic Guinness Stout taste.
MF: Feels good. Like you are drinking a beer and not merely watered down alcohol.
Overall: Recommended when your short of time.
12-07-2011 21:44:32 | More by eye2
Ontario (Canada)
3.5/5 rDev +4.2%
08-05-2013 05:53:42 | More by Skwisgaar
3.5/5 rDev +4.2%
09-08-2012 19:18:27 | More by hmontague
Ontario (Canada)
3.25/5 rDev -3.3%
06-14-2014 21:14:13 | More by WeizenMike
Ontario (Canada)
3.1/5 rDev -7.7%
A beautiful appearance, two thick fingers of creamy light coco head with spectacular lacing coating the glass. It is deep brown near black.
Smell is molasses and burnt malt.
Taste follows the nose with wood and smoked meat.
I can't believe I considered this a full bodied brew in my youth, in reality in it is relatively light bodied and a little watery with little carbonation. Dry and somewhat bitter, it is still an easy drinking brew and sessionable.
Worth a go in a pinch it is almost worth grabbing just to admire its aesthetic qualities.
12-10-2011 01:39:13 | More by Stocean1
4.18/5 rDev +24.4%
Guiness extra stout for NA market is brewed just across the border in New Brunswick-- assuming the Moosehead brewery is the NA contractor. I buy one or two bombers/monthly even though the craft stout market is strong here. The appearance is dark color with a large head that pillows. clumps and laces. Smell is of dark roasted malt and hops. Taste is of the heavy roast malts, dark coffee/chocolate undertones and hops. Mouthfeel is medium and crisper than some. Overall I still very much appreciate a guinness extra stout even though it is "macro" for practical purposes. The fact it is brewed just up the way makes me think the stock is a bit fresher here.
04-02-2012 17:18:01 | More by adjunctjonez
3.75/5 rDev +11.6%
03-19-2014 01:00:32 | More by deansellers
Guinness Extra Stout (Canada) from Guinness Ltd.
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The party's executive committee voted 306-236 on Saturday to make Keever the first vice chairman. Keever ran unsuccessfully for Congress last year.
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Oven-baked Wild Mushroom Risotto
I've always loved real Italian risotto, a creamy mass with the rice grains al dente – but oh, the bother of all that stirring to make it. Then, one day, I was making a good old-fashioned rice pudding and I thought, why not try a risotto in the oven? Why not indeed – it works like a dream and leaves you in peace to enjoy the company of your friends while it's cooking. I have since discovered, in fact, that in Liguria they do make a special kind of baked risotto called rice arrosto, so my version turns out to be quite authentic after all.
Serves 6 as a starter
This recipe first appeared in Sainsbury's Magazine (Nov 1993).
First of all you need to soak the dried mushrooms and, to do this, you place them in a bowl and pour 1 pint (570 ml) of boiling water over them. Then just leave them to soak and soften for half an hour. Meanwhile, chop the fresh mushrooms into ½ inch (1 cm) chunks – not too small, as they shrink down quite a bit in the cooking. Now melt the butter in a medium saucepan, add the onion and let it cook over a gentle heat for about 5 minutes, then add the fresh mushrooms, stir well and leave on one side while you deal with the porcini.
Now add the rice and stir it around to get a good coating of butter, then add the Madeira, followed by the strained mushroom soaking liquid. Add a level teaspoon of salt and some freshly milled black pepper, bring up to simmering point, then transfer the whole lot from the pan to the warmed dish. Stir once, then place it on the centre shelf of the oven without covering. Set a timer and give it 20 minutes exactly.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Andrew Luck faked out the defense, ran untouched into the end zone for a 6-yard touchdown and emphatically threw down the ball with a little extra oomph.
Even he thought it might be a career-best spike.
"It was nice to score," he said matter-of-factly of the moment.
Jim Harbaugh's former quarterback sure outplayed his current one, and it wasn't even close.
Luck passed for 164 yards while facing college coach Jim Harbaugh for the first time, and the Indianapolis Colts defeated the San Francisco 49ers 27-7 on Sunday.
Trent Richardson scored a 1-yard touchdown on his first carry in his Colts debut after being acquired on Wednesday from the Browns. He was drafted two spots behind top-pick Luck last year.
Ahmad Bradshaw added a 1-yard TD run in the final minutes, and Adam Vinatieri kicked a pair of field goals.
Luck kept coming through again to give Indianapolis (2-1) more opportunities.
"I know he's grinning from ear to ear," Colts coach Chuck Pagano said. "I've never seen him smile the way he was smiling after this one."
This marked Colin Kaepernick's first home loss at Candlestick Park as a starter.
Frank Gore ran for 82 yards after going for 60 total in his first two games, but there were few bright spots for Kaepernick as San Francisco (1-2) struggled to establish a passing game with tight end Vernon Davis sidelined by a hamstring injury. The defense committed numerous costly penalties for the third straight week.
Luck completed his initial six passes and spoiled the home team's reunion day between coaches on both sides who know each other's tendencies dating to their days at Stanford.
The Colts sure appeared to be better prepared.
Luck sent third-year coach Harbaugh to consecutive losses for the first time. He was happier about the fact his two sisters who attend Stanford got to see him play.


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LOUISVILLE, KY (WAVE) – Three men who died after being shot in an apartment complex parking lot, located just outside of Shively, have been identified.
Louisville Metro police were called to the 3500 block of Georgetown Place just before 3:30 p.m. Sunday where LMPD detectives said two men were found dead in a green Ford Explorer. Another man was found dead in the parking lot.
Deputy Coroner Jim Wesley identified the man lying in the parking lot as Kavin Tandy, 31.
The victims found in the Explorer were in the driver and front passenger seats. The driver of the SUV was identified as Mark Fields, 23. The passenger in the vehicle was identified as Rayshawn Stovall, 23.
All three men were pronounced dead at the scene from multiple gunshot wounds.
Homicide investigators have not given a motive and they are not saying how the shootings may have happened.
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With the advent of mobile marketing, the industry of mobile application development is also increasing. I have seen a number of brands and companies creating their own app. It increases user engagement and is a good form of publicity
People reach to Phablets and mobiles has crop up like weed and designing your web page accordingly customizable to various mobile formats is the key issue. Marketing now going mobile through these gadgets shows the outbreak of informational network. Customers are more knowledgeable and before becoming your loyal brand leads can do extensive search for the existing options with them on the network. So you got to be good marketer to convert the leads into business in mobile marketing.
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Yeah, mobile marketing is growing. But the case is, how 'tough' the marketing is? As you know, majority of mobile apps are free, or free with ads. Developers earn little money with them. So, you need very 'tight' marketing.
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The Batesville Herald-Tribune
---- — The Batesville Lady Bulldogs and South Dearborn Lady Knights played to a 0-0 tie in varsity soccer action Tuesday night.
South Dearborn outshot Batesville 16-14, which put added pressure on the defense.
Rebecca Roell made two excellent saves on the South Dearborn strikers on one-on-one situations, according to BHS coach Kyle Laker. Roell ended the game with a total of seven saves.
The Batesville defense has yet to give up a goal all season. The defense includes Roell, Abby Brandt, Rashel Roberts, Hayley Huntington, Brooke Rohlfing, Kristen Wintz, Karsen Worthington, and Jenna Huber.
The Batesville junior varsity defeated the Lady Knights 2-0 and improved their record to 2-0-1.
Scorers for the Lady Bulldogs were Emily Rose and Molly Weigel with an assist from Morgan Puente.
BHS blanks Greensburg
The Batesville Lady Bulldog continued their shutout streak to four games as they defeated the Greensburg Lady Pirates 7-0 in varsity soccer action Thursday evening.
The Lady Bulldogs started off slowly, but was able to find the back of the net in the 32nd minute as Mary Elizabeth Elkins dribbled through the Pirate defense to net her fifth goal of the season. Shelby Rupp and Rohlfing added to the Bulldog lead to make it 3-0 at the half.
In the second half, the Lady Bulldogs played better and scored four goals within the first 15 minutes of the half. Elkins added two more goals in the second half along with Kelli Hartman and Audrey Hall.
"They have executed set plays extremely well all season and Hartman's goal was a beautifully executed corner kick," Laker commented.
Hartman had two assists in the game as well.
The Lady Bulldogs are now 3-0-2 overall and 2-0-1 in the Eastern Indiana Athletic Conference.


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The New York Jets and New England Patriots will face off for in an AFC East rivalry matchup on Thursday Night Football. Both New York and New England won their Week 1 games, which was kind of surprising. The Patriots struggled in their matchup, which was surprising, but the win was not. The Jets, led by Geno Smith, coming back to win in the final minutes was surprising against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Last season, the Patriots bested the Jets in both games. New York actually played better on the road, though they lost a very narrow 29-26 overtime matchup. At home later in the season, when the Jets were out of the playoff hunt, the Patriots put up 49 points in a dominating game.
But these are two different teams this year. The Buccaneers aren't on the Patriots' level, but the Jets could surprise everyone again anyway. Let's take a look at the two teams below:
Meet the Patriots
Who knows how much longer Tom Brady will be playing in the NFL? Regardless, he's playing now, and he's playing just fine. Brady didn't pick things up until the latter half of the game against Buffalo, and winning the game required two fourth quarter field goals.
Brady finished having completed 29-of-52 passes for 288 yards, two touchdowns and an interception. The biggest storyline right now is the injury to running back Shane Vereen. He had carried the ball 14 times for 101 yards and caught seven passes for 58 yards in week one, but he's set to miss a couple weeks with injury. Reports also have wide receiver Danny Amendola potentially missing the game due to a lingering groin injury.
Vereen's injury will put the ball back in Stevan Ridley's hands though. Ridley has had fumble issues, which almost cost the Patriots the game.
Meet the Jets
The biggest storyline for the Jets this offseason was the quarterback battle between starter Mark Sanchez and rookie Geno Smith. Sanchez injured his right shoulder in the preseason, giving Smith the start in Week 1, and the Jets are going to stick with Smith going forward.
Sanchez may or may not be ready, but Smith would be the starter until he screws up big time, regardless. Against the Buccaneers, Smith completed 24-of-38 passes for 256 yards, a touchdown and an interception. He also added 47 yards rushing.
Those aren't huge numbers, but they were enough for the Jets to win and get in position to kick a Nick Folk 48-yard field goal. Then again, it might not matter what the offense can produce against the Patriots, if the defense can't stop Brady and the vaunted Patriots offense.
Local Takes: Patriots
Greg Knopping of Pats Pulpit believes Shane Vereen's injury gives Stevan Ridley another chance to carry the running game:
Another chance for Ridley. By process of elimination, Stevan Ridley will likely get another chance to carry the load of the Patriots' ground attack. And because of this, there will be an even higher level of scrutiny on his ball control. For Ridley, this is an important chance to prove himself.
Local Takes: Jets
Jeff. W. from Gang Green Nation thinks the Jets running backs will be something to watch on Thursday:
The Jets' tailbacks averaged 2 yards per carry against the Buccaneers, but the Bucs do boast a historically good run-defense-they allowed an NFL low 3.5 yards per carry last year and have blue-chippers all over the front seven. The Patriots run defense was also good last year (3.9 yards allowed), but the Jets did have some success against them last season (225 yards in 2 games). I'm going to be watching Chris Ivory and Bilal Powell (particularly Ivory), and hope to see much more than we saw against the Bucs. The Jets were lucky to win with no running game, but a big game this week out of the running backs would be quite encouraging.
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Be sure to check out SB Nation's team blogs, Pats Pulpit and Gang Green Nation, for more analysis and highlights from the game.
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Shane Vereen Injury: What is the Impact on #Patriots? http://t.co/zcS2x9g2CA— Greg Knopping (@patspulpit) September 9, 2013
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Unsurprisingly, all of CBS Sports' experts believe the Patriots will win this home game. ESPN's experts agree, with all 13 picking New England.
The Patriots opened as 10-point favorites, and throughout the week, the line moved further. They can be had as high as 13-point favorites on some books, according to OddsShark.
Next Week
The Patriots will remain at home to host the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sunday, Sept. 22. The Jets will return home themselves to host the Buffalo Bills on the same day.