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"Battlestar Galactica" not only lives up to its sci-fi gold-standard reputation but also should be considered straight up as one of television's most appealing dramas, no matter the genre.
This is a show about religion, politics, parent-child relationships, and the moral dilemmas of insurgency. Consider it a workplace drama where the business is armed resistance.
"Galactica" is so beautifully designed, shot, edited and acted that you can practically smell and taste its emotional validity.
"Battlestar Galactica" is one of the most politically relevant and necessarily bleak series on television today.
One of TV's most invigorating and intellectually stimulating series.... provocative television that transcends its genre.
Filled with strong writing, a colorful gallery of vivid characters and a rocking good mix of cool dialogue and explosive action, "Battlestar Galactica" rolls on as an intergalactic entertainment classic.
Any show that can accommodate decadent cruelty, tragic bravery, and political divisiveness is one you ought to be watching, frakkin' spaceships or not.
[The] third season... provides a[n] unpredictable, fascinating take on events dominating real-world headlines.
The uninitiated may continue to write off "Battlestar Galactica" as the remake of a mediocre show, or as the domain of science fiction fans alone, but those who've watched the show more than once or twice know better.
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Dec 3, 2013This review contains spoilers, click full review link to view. Battlestar Galactica is a beautifully mastered show, well -balanced, intellectually stimulating, an most of all provocative. It's one of those shows you need to watch the 1st season to get hooked on but, in the end its absolutely worth it. It ended the way it should have and it wasn't dragged on longer than it should have. This show has it all relationships, drama, action, hope, religion, meaning of life kind of things! Deeply thought provoking I only wish my closest friends an family spent the time I did watching the show to have others to elaborate on the ideas it provided well past it's time. The shows mysteries and subliminal messaging through dreams on both sides Human and Cylon created a confusion through the entire show in regards to the nature of another force at work. For those of you with a foot halfway in the door to religion or science this is the perfect show for you.… Full Review »
Jun 11, 2013What an utter piece of crap. Luckily, I recognized the downward trend and prevented my time and energy to go to waste. The 5 is for the first 5 episodes. I tried to like it but could only go as far as episode 12. The stupid executives ruined a brilliant show by turning it from a serial drama into an episodic villain-of-the-week joke of a narrative. There were more filler episodes than I was accustomed to. I lost interest about halfway and didn't bother to resume.… Full Review »
May 25, 2013With a full twenty episode order Season 2 of Battlestar Galactica is where the writers really began to expand upon the shows mythology as we learnt more about the Cylons as well as the wider universe in which the show is set. All the while the series was able to retain a sense of realism, dealing with controversial issues ranging from terrorism to religion in a thought provoking manner as only the very best sci-fi shows are able to.
Aside from a couple of slightly dull episodes this was every bit as good as the first season with truly game changing events taking place throughout that affected all the characters from that point onwards. This is a must buy whether you are a sci-fi fan or not.… Full Review »


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Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/zwsmpr/china_b2c) has announced the addition of the "China B2C E-Commerce Market 2014" report to their offering.
Over 300 million people, about half of internet subscribers in China, shopped online in 2013. By 2017, there are expected to be over 500 million online shoppers in China. The distinguishing characteristics of Chinese shoppers include mobile affiliation, popularity of price comparison websites and the use of social networks and product reviews. Surveys reflect that the most important factors in making a purchase decision are price and popularity or reputation of the brand and its website.
The C2C sector in E-Commerce in China is still larger than that of B2C, though the situation is gradually changing. In 2013, B2C E-Commerce sales in China grew by over 60% year-on-year to a high double-digit number in EUR billion. In 2014, sales are forecasted to top EUR 100 billion with continued rapid growth expected for several years. While online shopping is growing, regulators in China are working on a new comprehensive E-Commerce law. One of the latest regulations introduced was a 7-day free return policy.
Consumers in China are among the world's most active mobile shoppers. In 2013, over 100 million people shopped via mobile Internet, more than double the 2012's level and still reaching only slightly above a quarter of total mobile Internet users. In China, the M-Commerce market is dominated by mobile shopping apps, but an emerging segment is M-Commerce via messaging apps.
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How'd These Celebs Lose Their Baby Weight?
How'd These Celebs Lose Their Baby Weight?
It amazes me how celebrity moms have not only lost all their baby weight and look as amazing as they did pre-pregnancy, but they do it in a few months or less. Part of the reason is the enormous professional pressures they must feel to look good, but they also have access to the best trainers and personal chefs, and time to work out. Many celeb moms have also attributed the loss of baby weight to breastfeeding. For most women, breastfeeding alone isn't some easy fix — losing the 40 to 60 pounds gained while pregnant is a combination of breastfeeding, a healthy diet, and regular exercise. Take this little quiz to see how these celeb moms slimmed down after baby.
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Debra Messing
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This celeb dropped 28 pounds after her baby was born by working with her personal trainer and also by eating lean proteins such as salmon.
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Monday, August 18, 2014
Grand Traverse Summer Run
I completed the GT Summer Run, ~40-miles point to point from Crested Butte to Aspen over Star and Taylor passes, following most of the ski mountaineering race route. I surprised myself and finished less than 8 hours, and was happy with the result. No photographs from me, but there are some floating around Facebook. Awesome course, great time, excellent event. We finished at the base of Aspen Ski Area, 1A. Anyway I now have completed both the skimo and running version of this event. I'll have to do the mountain bike one next year.
On the way back we stopped in one of my favorite towns, Paonia - the organic growing capitol of CO. There is a new town cafe called the Hightower and they make most of their food from scratch and use local products when and where they can - typical of this community. They are known for their strudels and had apple, cherry, peach, blueberry and raspberry available - all of the fruits grown locally naturally. We got the peach one, and it has the creme cheese filling (dairy from locally raised cows) on the bottom. Wow, that was a post run indulgence I will not soon forget. Stop by there when in the area, you will not regret it. The town also has one of my favorite micro-breweries.
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Monday, August 11, 2014
Rico-Silverton Trail
I finally ran the Rico-Silverton Trail down from Rolling Pass to Silverton. I started at Cascade and ran up Engineer Mountain and then worked my may over from there. Really scenic and fun trail, but I should have checked about the road down below - it was crowded.
The next day the family decided to test my tired legs and subsequently dropped me on a trail run. Fast crowd I run with.
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Monday, August 04, 2014
Late Starts
We had a very wet week from the afternoon monsoons, which means if you sleep in then the high country will be a downpour. I stayed in town this week and enjoyed the local trails with cooler weather.
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Tuesday, July 29, 2014
Monday, July 28, 2014
Red Cloud & Sunshine Peaks
Slowly working on my 14er list and I climbed Sunshine (14,001) and Red Cloud (14,032) this last weekend. Here are some photos.
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Thursday, July 24, 2014
Crawford 100
I entered - and finished - my first 100 mile running race, the inaugural Crawford 100 held up in Crawford. CO. It probably could be called the West Elk 100 as well as it is really the West Elk section of the Gunnison National Forest but even that will not help most people as this is a very remote place. The photo below is Needle Rock a prominent feature on the way to the forest.
All finishers got this cool belt buckle and a huge medal with another embedded image. Spoiler alert - two of us finished and I took first place! 8 signed up and only 5 toed the line. This is a brand new event and it is a hard one for sure.
I finished the race in Hotchkiss and ordered this double burger....that is 1lb of meat there. Alas my eyes were bigger than my stomach and I only ate 1/2 of it.
This is a photo of the course from the race promoter Charles Johnston of EverRun Racing. It is a new organization but it fits in perfectly here on the far western slope. In the first weekend of August they have another 100 miler up in Ouray. Man I wish I could do that one!
A race volunteer Cherri Marcinko took this photo of me somewhere in the race. she was awesome and came down from SLC just to help out! The course had great aid stations, awesome and difficult singletrack, but the truth is I really don't remember much. I just ran.
I do remember this one though, at mile 75 I was hungry and GU gel packs were not going to do it anymore. Joe Oglesby a lifelong local of Crawford manned this aid station and he fed me Dinty Moore from a can and an awesome sausage and cheese biscuit. Joe was great and I really enjoyed taking this break with him.
I raced very well until the last aid station at mile ~88 or so. It was actually mile 93 for me as I had gone off course a little over 5 miles up to that point, but after refueling at the aid station a huge downpour came and I was at ~11k on an exposed trail. I saw a bear jump out of the trees below my feet (this was a steep mountain) and bound down below. It was surreal. I put on my rain jacket (again) and knew I was about 8-10 miles ahead of the guy behind me so I waited under a small tree for the rain to subside...it never did so after 30 mins or so I ran through the rain and got my feet soaking wet. I wore thick socks coated in Vaseline which turned out to be a real problem as I got a bad case of trench foot. I wish we would have taken a photo of that at the end - bright white with huge crevasses - those crevasses are the problem because it is a pinching pain when you step. Really painful. I alternated running and walking but on the final 5.5 mile road descent the rain had turned the caliche soil into a thick gooey mud. So I walked the whole way...finally pulling out my socks (you can see them below in my hand at the finish line).
Pulling off the socks and having the shoes untied helped a bit but it also gave me two bubble blisters I had to contend with afterward (they disappeared so no aftermath). But instead of finishing strong on a downhill road I came into the finish at a whimper. The 2nd place guy came in a little while later and his feet were fine. Thin socks and well draining shoes. Wow, lesson learned.
The other racers were just awesome and very supportive. I had know idea what to do or what to expect and each one gave me some tips either the night before or while on course. All of the other racers were vets of at least ten 100 milers with one guy having done 12 since 2012 and he considered himself a rookie! Great community and I'm glad to at least see a small part of it.
The other racers were just awesome and very supportive. I had know idea what to do or what to expect and each one gave me some tips either the night before or while on course. All of the other racers were vets of at least ten 100 milers with one guy having done 12 since 2012 and he considered himself a rookie! Great community and I'm glad to at least see a small part of it.
I'm hooked on this local series and will plan on being back again in 2015!
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Monday, July 14, 2014
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Saturday, July 05, 2014
Relay Creek Trail
Back in 2006 I raced the Durango 100, a 100-mile mountain bike race that never had good karma. It always rained for the dates the promoter picked. The year I raced it, my stem broke on a steep downhill section at Purgatory Ski Resort as I finished up lap 1. I'm still amazed at how I escaped inury there - I simply jumped off the bike, but the real story is that upon finishing that loop I was happy to take a DNF - the mechanic came up and offered me a new stem to continue racing, but there was no way I wanted to go back out in that muddy mess. A little while later they ended the race due to the rain. What I did get out that race though was an appreciation for some of the dirt roads in the area that take you to little used trails. Relay Creek is one of those.
The legs were tired from the day prior, so running on a dirt road for a warm up was attractive to me. I skipped Purgatory, but started right at the junction with Hermosa Park Road and the road to Cascade/Relay Creek. On Relay Creek Road it was about 9 or 10 miles maybe until I hit the single track. On a side note there are several old logging roads out there I really need to explore. I ran some last year and those are absolute solitude.
Relay Creek Trail takes you over to Bolam Pass. I started late - after 2PM but missed most of the rain. A light drizzle at time, but perfect temperatures. From there it was a long downhill from Bolam and even with tired legs it was a blast running so fast. After 25 miles or so, Danny and Kylie drove on up and offered to give me a ride - worked out perfect and shaved a boring slog back through Hermosa Valley.
The old Durango 100 helped me pick the date for the Durango Dirty Century which we held last weekend. Deep snow on the trails is much easier to deal with than torrential monsoons. As last weekend was dry and this one is wet, while not perfect, the weather this time is easy to predict. Monsoons start at July.
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Friday, July 04, 2014
Birthday Run
I started at Cascade and ran up Graysill to the Colorado Trail, over Rolling Pass and down Engineer Trail. What a great route. I've done this in the reverse direction but this one worked out well.
The monsoon seasonal rains are back and I just love this weather. Colorado bluebird skies are great for photos and scenic views but when there is moisture the air breathes so much better. I brought my C.A.M.P. protection jacket and it worked perfectly in a slight drizzle.
I saw several marmots including this little guy who could care less that I was within a few feet of him. Meet Mick the Marmot.
Then back to regular terrain near Engineer.
Just short of a marathon taking the quick descent down cow trails from the Engineer Trail-head. I could have tacked on a few miles heading back over to Cascade Road, but i don't like finishing on that road, as it seems to take forever.
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Monday, June 30, 2014
Long Beach, WA
They claim there is 28 miles of continuous beach on the shoreline and from what I saw I would believe it. I did a 2.5 hour run in nice 60 degree weather and saw very few others. I started a few miles North of town to avoid the tourist concentration and it was a good choice.
Horse riders, cars, even people practicing golf were out there. The homes nearby were all over the grassy earthen berm which I assume is there for storm surges.
The sea pelicans were always on the move and would not let me get close, but the gulls never really cared much when I ran by.
I did a see a beached harbor seal that apparently had been dead for some time. I would have rather seen the living version. Other than that there were a ton of dead sand crabs but not much trash or man made ocean debris. Most of the sea wash was natural.
Long Beach claims to have the longest continuously running beach line in the nation. For my friends who have embraced the "fat bike" craze I would think this would a be a destination.
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Sunday, June 22, 2014
Twin Peaks
I found the route I was looking for after just one wrong turn. I was able to find a crossover abandoned dirt road that allowed me to access both Parrot and Madden Peaks from Mancos Hill. Some really good running, with scree scrambling up top. Not quite to 12k for these peaks but they are the easiest to access from town as you park your car just a little off 160.
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Saturday, June 21, 2014
A Little More Exploring
I headed out Friday afternoon back up near Lemon Reservoir to explore the Burnt Timber Trail. In the background of the first photo is the Endlich Mesa that I explored last Sunday. This is all Wilderness but pretty popular with horse riders and hikers.
The start of the trail was rough but it eventually evened out and then there were excellent views.
One interesting thing was that caterpillars were everywhere. They were falling from the Aspens and many were dead right in right on the trail. It was hard to avoid stepping on the live ones as they crossed the trail. I'm somewhat surprised the trail was open and not closed off during this period of their transition.
I started too late, but this could be looped into Endlich Mesa via City Reservoir Trail. I hope to complete this route someday.
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Friday, June 20, 2014
Crater Lake (CO)
I hit a new-to-me trail Thursday evening after work: Crater Lake Trail near Molas Pass. It's an area most locals will avoid. From Highway 550 it is signed for Andrews Lake where a lot of tourists head to because they can drive right up to that lake. Crater Lake on the other hand, is 6 miles via single track trail from Andrews and the tourists typically don't walk more than a few feet. After having a bit of early regret taking off and being around so many people, Crater Lake Trail was virtually empty.
The lake is also popular with climbers as it gets you access to Twilight Peak shown above. There were a few snow piles to post hole through, and some muddy with creek crossings, but otherwise it was a great run.
It's one I will probably not go back to that often as Clear Creek or Deer Creek on the other side will give me complete solitude. But it's a good one to have in the rotation for after work, quick high country excursions.
Snow is melting fast and more trail opens up by the day. CT from Molas to bottom of Engineer is another one of my summer go-to routes and I can't wait to do that one again.
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Srebroski pitched a complete-game four-hitter in a 3-2 Wolves victory. That win came after Glen Rock earned a 7-5 triumph over the Wolves in the completion of a suspended game.
As a result, Mount Wolf (22-6, .786) remained percentage points ahead of Glen Rock (23-7, .767) in the battle for the top spot.
"It was just one of those days," Srebroski said, when it was mentioned that he struck out local standout Fritz Allison three times. "Fritz is a good player. He's one of the best in the league. These two teams always play good baseball."
Srebroski then walked away with his two children and gathered congratulations from his teammates.
Glen Rock scored an unearned run in the second inning after a single by Mason Heyne and two Mount Wolf errors, but its lead was short-lived. After two were out in the in the Mount Wolf half of the second, Aaron Myers doubled and Dan Weigle, making up for an earlier error, followed with a home run to left center. The Wolves added a run in the third. Eric Bonds drew a walk from Glen Rock starter Dan Goebeler, was sacrificed to second by Jon Benchich and then singled home by Steve Pokopec. The only other scoring came when Glen Rock's Tim Frisch hit a home run to right center in the seventh.
The game was marked by outstanding fielding plays. In the second, Brad McCullough, Glen Rock's right fielder, robbed Nate Ebbert of a home run when he reached over the right-field fence. Third baseman Allison, with runners on first third and the infield drawn in, dove to his right for a hard shot off the bat of 16-year-old Danny Dierdorff and then threw out Weigle at the plate. In the Glen Rock fifth, with runners on second and third and two outs, Dierdorff made an acrobatic catch in left center of a ball off the bat Dan Rhodes. The catch by the Northeastern High School student preserved the Wolves lead.
Earlier, Glen Rock made short work of game that was suspended in early June because of darkness with the score tied 4-4 after seven innings. Allison led off the eighth with a single, stole second -- after a failed sacrifice -- and Tim Hare belted a two-run homer over the left-center fence. That was followed by a Tim Frisch drive that cleared the left-field fence and bounded between the houses on Sixth Street.
Mount Wolf scored one in the bottom of the eighth, but could get no closer.
"Nothing is settled," Mount Wolf manager Brad Chambers said. "We will play them four times in two weeks. We play them again on Thursday at Glen Rock."
RED LION 5, STEWARTSTOWN 4: At Red Lion, Jason Enoch pitched seven innings and struck out five to help Red Lion earn the come-from-behind 5-4 win. Stewartstown led, 4-2, after the top of the sixth, but Red Lion used a three-run sixth to take the lead and Enoch shut the door in the top of the seventh. Anthony Heaps had a triple for Stewartstown and Nick Root was 1-for-1 with two RBIs for Red Lion.
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Riding a lift from her stint as a coach on on The Voice, Shakira has landed a spot on the cover of Elle magazine for the month of July. Perhaps the biggest reveal in the […]
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In case you were wondering what makes Biggie Smalls so notorious, it's that he makes rap braggadocio so believable, and for anyone else who attempts it with "the gimmicks, the wack lyrics," he'd say: "The s--- is depressing, pathetic, please forget it/ You're mad 'cause my style you're admiring/ Don't be mad, UPS is hiring."
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Ok, so I took a week off from blogging to sort out a load of property stuff that needed dealing with. But back to it now I guess!
There's actually been some really odd Immigration Happenings going on while I've been distracted by the Yeasty Bully Boys – so I thought a bit of a catch up would be in order over the next day or so.
So, first on the catch up list – is what has happened to the Immigration New Zealand staff who were caught accessing client files they had n rights to access, and breaching their (your?) privacy.
Back in July it was reported that 50 INZ staff had been found to have accessed people's immigration files without authority – and that of those – one had been allowed to resign. That was it.
Now it transpires that there have been 6 resignations, 4 sackings and 8 other staff have been given final warnings. By my count that leaves 32 staff known to be accessing private files unaccounted for.
It also appears that these privacy breaches account for about 200 Immigrant files – and yet only 12 people have been informed that their files were accessed for the amusement of the staff working there.
I guess the good news is that most of us simply aren't interesting or rich enough to have our files accessed for the general entertainment of INZ staff – so for most of us any privacy breach is likely to be the result of sloppy work or a simple human error. However given the mass of extremely personal information included in Immigration files – health and character information, plus in many cases financial information – there really is no excuse for it to be "accidentally" sent to the wrong person.
The good news -in a way – is that Privacy Breaches at government departments have been in the spotlight this year – so there is a great deal of scrutiny on the issue. With any luck this will help ensure that government workers actually start taking it a bit more seriously, in case they end up on the next front page of the New Zealand Herald!


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ONE of the vehicles that appeared in the long-running TV drama Heartbeat has gone on show in Hampshire.
The 1967 Land Rover is on display at the National Motor Museum, Beaulieu, where one of the galleries is reserved for vehicles that have appeared in films and TV shows.
Set in Yorkshire in the 1960s, Heartbeat ran for 18 years between 1992 and 2010 and was one of the most watched programmes of the period.
The Land Rover was driven by district nurse Carol Cassidy, played by Lisa Kay, in 69 episodes over a four-year period.
A museum spokesman said: "It still has its original 1967 registration and shows very little signs of wear and tear.
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Other vehicles on display at Beaulieu include Mr Bean's lime green mini, the flying Ford Anglia from Harry Potter and Chamber of Secrets and Del Boy's three-wheeled van.
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What makes a great spy? You would certainly need to be able to handle uncertainties and remarkable amounts of stress. Being capable and intelligent is essential. But you might be surprised to hear that the number one requirement for a CIA, MI6, Mossad operative is… creativity.
IBM surveyed 1,500 CEOs in 2010. What was the most valuable trait they desired from their employees? Was it operational excellence? Financial prowess? Marketing wizardry? Nope. The trait that they most valued was creativity.
How can each of us infuse our creative spirit? Well, it seems to come down to commitment to a unit of time. For 3M they give their employees "15% Time." Yep, it's a rule. Regardless of their project load employees are allowed to use 15% of their time any way they choose every week. They can work out, read, sleep in their cars OR work with coworkers on separate projects. The result? Press and Peal. That's what two coworkers came up with during their 15% time that became the Post-It. It's no wonder that 3M has the largest number of employee patents (22k+) of any company of record. A commitment to creative time is essential.
So how can ALL of us crack the creative code and become a creature of creative habit? Let's start with 5 Damn Minutes + try these 5 Tips. Agency people, don't search for your billable code from your finance people. Just make time every day. 5 Damn Minutes, the same amount of time it takes you to drink a cup of coffee. Okay here come the tips.
1) Pick a Creative Hero. Mine is Seth Godin. His mantra is make things happen. When I fire up the computer every day, I read Seth. Your person should inspire you to think differently.
2) Read what your Hero is reading. Then read what those authors are reading. It's a gold mind. It will infuse your thinking.
3) Be a Director. The next time you're in the Starbucks line and you're staring at the person in front of you with that crazy haircut, use your storytelling abilities. How did they start their day? What do they do for living? Why are they dressed like that? Are they happy or sad? Stretch you observational creative muscles. I promise you will instantly become more aware of your surroundings.
4) Aisle Surf. When you walk into Target, Best Buy, Nordstrom look how things are laid out in front of you. What's on the end cap? What's at eye level? These are trends. At Whole Foods you will find products that are gluten free, wheat free, hell coconut free. Book stores are the best trend mines. Look at the books nestled at the front door. Notice the book titles. Dissect the book jackets; notice the colors and fonts being used. Watching trends will spark your creative instincts.
5) Know your town. Grab that alternative weekly or monthly that monthly city magazine. Ignite your passions for food, art, music and the outdoors. Know everything about your city. Your clients and your boss want to know what you're passionate about outside your job.
Just 5 Damn Minutes + these 5 Tips and I promise you will feel more creative. You will burn to share your passions. And what's better than a passionate and inspired life?
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I thin the guy in the SBUX line with the crazy haircut is me… ; )
Great post!– Larry
I think the knowing your town is really key. It shows passion and gives context for daily life.
Great tips, love the aisle surfing idea.
Being a director is a great tip, Eddie. You could challenge that even further by finding ways to engage (when appropriate) with the characters in your daily life to gain new understanding of others viewpoints, perceptions and current trends.
Amen to the director's take. Love that capacity for each of us to develop a storyline – and then maybe even ask that dude why he's also walking an iguana on a leash. Say hello – and then go on to imagine even wilder stories…
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What drives fraud in a credence goods market? Evidence from a field study
AbstractThis paper investigates the impact of four key economic variables on an expert firm's incentive to defraud its customers in a credence goods market: the level of competition, the expert firm's financial situation, its competence, and its reputational concerns. We use and complement the dataset of a nationwide field study conducted by the German Automobile Association that regularly checks the reliability of garages in Germany. We find that more intense competition and high competence lower firms' incentive to overcharge. A low concern for reputation and a critical financial situation increase the incentive to overcharge.
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Bonds dropped or shelved. Why do I care?
Various high profile companies from across the region are cancelling or freezing plans to issue bonds. But why do you care?
March 10, 2011 4:15 by Samuel Potter
Now, in a region fraught with political upheaval and social unrest, what do you think happens to those premiums? Simple, the company is less stable (it is, after all, operating in an unstable environment), so it has to pay bond holders a higher return on their investment. Plus, in a market desperately short of liquidity (currently the case in the Middle East), bonds have to pay an even higher premium if they want to attract what little cash is left in the system, compounding the problem.
All this makes issuing a bond just now a less appealing prospect than just weeks ago, as companies will be paying more for every dollar raised.
There will still be issues, of course – we're still in an expanding region with credit hungry companies. And, ironically all this instability actually helps some bond issuers; stable governments with oil see their coupons fall, as higher oil prices mean they're earning more money – hence are less of a risk.
But that aside, the bottom line is, we'd be seeing a lot more bond issuance if there weren't protestors out on the streets across the region. In fact we predicted not long ago that this would be a heck of a year for bonds; but that was before the uprisings.
So, to the question our headline asked: Why do I care? Well, maybe you don't. But you should: the bond market is a great barometer for the wider economy, since activity there is largely based on expectations of what the economy will do next. And we can tell by these stories and the altered corporate plans described in them, that folk in the bond market are just as uncertain as the rest of us – bonds are not cancelled, but they're not going forward either.
So I guess we'll all follow that 'wait and see' policy.
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Here's a new printable coupon for All laundry detergent. All detergent is on sale for only $3.50 this week at CVS. Use this coupon to save 67% off the regular price!
All Mighty Pacs, 24 ct $3.50, sale price through 3/16
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Snagged this deal today at CVS. Purchased 8 bottles of ALL and one tray of bottled spring water on sale for 2.66. Used $5 off 30 cvs coupon, 4- $2/2 All coupons and $7 extrabucks. paid $13(and change) out of pocket. Before tax and crv, paid about 10.00. Not a bad deal. Now that I'm somewhat stocked up on laundry detergent (have about 18 bottles plus many single use samples), I'll only buy more if I can get an even better deal.
Upromise is offering $5.00 when you spend $15.00 on All products, too. Add an extra $5.00 in there!
Snagged this deal – love getting Laundry detergent for $2.50!
hi where can i find that redplum coupon the only one that i got yesterday was the SS coupon
KCL writes use $1/1 coupon or Manuf coupon from RP or Saving Star deposit….does this mean we can't use manufacture coupon and get Saving Star deposit at the same time?
You can use the printable coupon, OR, the insert coupon, OR the savingstar e-coupon. Savingstar guidelines state that their e-coupons are manufacturer coupons and are not intended to be stacked with physical coupons. HTH!
Only have (2) $2/2, but with the Saving Star, I'll take it for $1.75 a bottle. Woohooo!
How can you use saving star and a mq coupon
Saving Star is separate. After you purchase $15, they will give you $5 after you go to the site and enter the details.
We show a scenario using the MQ OR the savingstar coupon. Not both.
I did not get the All coupon in MT
You forgot the subtract the MQ. If you do that plus savingstars, it will be around $1.50 a bottle
Can someone explain to me how savingstar works? Can I use mq's with it or no?
Savingstar guidelines state that their e-coupons are manufacturer coupons and are not intended to be stacked with physical coupons. HTH!
I wonder why my question got deleted?
@b13387553a5ad3fdbd9e13d45ff95f92:disqus – nothing was deleted, but comments sometimes take a while to post.
For the Savingstar? Is it reaching the $15 mark before or after coupons??
Savingstar technically is not supposed to be in additionto MQs but they don't stop you from using both (yet). The $15 is before coupons
If you live near WEIS Markets, they are on sale this week for $2.99 minus $1/1 off Mfr coupon. Final price: $1.99 for 50 oz! They also have it in dye and scent free!!!
Thank you! I plan on going to Weis Markets tomorrow and grocery shop. Think I might stock up for the $1.99 for 50oz!!
This isn't a stock up price, is it? I was able to snag 10 bottles of All at Kroger last month for 1.75 each. I'm new to couponing so I'm not sure what's a really great deal and what isn't. Was the deal I got at Kroger rare? I'm not sure whether to pick up some of these or not.
Yes if you combine it with the savingsstar 5 off of 15 deal, no if you do not.
Using savingsstar coupon… $3.50×5=$17.50-5.00=$12.50/5=$2.50 hpw is that a better deal?
It's a decent deal at 67% off the normal price
This is awesome….. In Todays coupons….. in SS- there is a $2.00/2 off Any ALL products which when you print off the $1.00/1….. it all will be $1.50 each wyb 2!! :D:D Every little counts!!
my mistake…. it's RP not SS
No, that is a manufacturer coupon, as is the printable. Only one manufacturer coupon per purchase. You could use this printable on one, OR the $2/2 on two, not both.
nope, you can't do that. it's either one or the other, because the printable is just another MANF cpn…not a store cpn.
When price matching at Target if there is a limit stated in the CVS ad, will Target enforce the limit?
Sadly my CVS is pretty far… I think i might just price match it at Target


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Dark Clouds
The full weight; the full impact has hit home ground.
And I feel it, I really do.
You know; only people who have cried their hearts out understand this:
It translates into physical pain.
Actual physical pain; in the chest where I suppose the humanized organ called the human heart resides.
You see, I had a dream.
I had a plan, an ideal, which enraptured me like none other.
It set my soul on fire; something which could, for once in my entire life, actually be attainable and achievable and not subject to environmental circumstances.
The outside world had nothing on it. Nothing.
You don't have to compete with others for a slot, a space for it to exist.
It could take form if you wanted it to.
That dream symbolized the beginning of the end of wanting, of needing.
It is in itself a form of completion, but a completion which would offer unexplored incompletion, and yet if more never comes, it is in itself; complete.
Fire catches easily, and it consumed me for a huge part of my life.
Flames give way to embers, but not this.
The flames just caught on and it became a reason to keep doing what I'm doing; it became a goal that made everything I am doing make sense and remain bearable at times when they weren't.
I had all these dates, and plans, but maybe not enough realism.
Realism is the enemy of all dreams.
And as I look upon the path, I see it now has become a slope, and a treacherous one at that.
Dark clouds, dark clouds.
I am exactly where I am, I stand where I stood, but it is no longer within reach.
It always remains; just a little out of reach.
And it is killing me.
There are days.
Good days and bad days.
Days of optimism and days of realism.
It wasn't supposed to be so complicated.
But somehow it has become just that.
There are so many things, so many reasons I don't understand;
Their importance, when placed beside the dream, is absolutely nothing to me.
And now I'm seeing, right before my eyes, the gradual deconstructing of everything I've ever wanted, and all for what I perceive to be nothing.
Nothing changes everything.
Nothing changed everything.
Nothing is going to eat at my soul, little by little, until the dreams it was so full of;
Turns into nothing.


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Politicians united for fond farewell to Tony Benn
Tony Benn's funeral drew a kaleidoscope of political persuasions united to pay tribute to his life's work and his enduring legacy.
Tony Benn's funeral drew a kaleidoscope of political persuasions united to pay tribute to his life's work and his enduring legacy.
Peer, self-demoter, Post Master General, Energy Secretary, would-be party leader and Prime Minster, he was, above all that, a friend.
By any standards Tony Benn's was a rich and fascinating life - born into a political family he met Gandhi and Lloyd George before his teens.
Tony Benn's funeral drew a kaleidoscope of political persuasions united to pay tribute to his life's work and his enduring legacy.Read the full story
Tony Benn's son paid a moving tribute to the former Labour MP at today's funeral service, praising his "encouragement and inspiration" for his family and many others.
In his eulogy at St Margaret's Church, Stephen Benn said the very last words his father heard were his four children telling him they loved him.
Listen to a segment of his speech here:
Tony Benn's funeral service has now ended, following tributes from his family.
A number of attendees have tweeted following the ceremony:
Beautiful service for Tony Benn, incredible eulogies from his children, ending with a defiant rendition of The Red Flag. #HeEncouragedUs
Just left Tony Benn's funeral - laughs, tears and hugely inspiring. They should take it to the provinces, then do a run in the West End.
Dean of St Margaret's said Tony Benn once asked a man what religion he was; - reply "lapsed atheist" http://t.co/OVVFsTwm66
Figures from across political divide have arrived in Westminster for the funeral service of Tony Benn.
Mr Benn's coffin arrived at St Margaret's Church to applause and some tears as politicians and activists made up the amassed crowds.
Arthur Scargill, Rory Bremner, Lord Heseltine, Gerry Adams and Andrew Mitchell are among those at the ceremony, ITV News' Political Correspondent Carl Dinnen reports.
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Devoted crowds are waiting outside in Westminster as the funeral service of former Labour cabinet minister Tony Benn gets underway.
One banner describes the left-wing MP as "truly irreplacable", while another calls him "our Tony Benn".
Shadow Secretary of State for Wales Peter Hain is among those at Tony Benn's funeral service.
On Twitter, he said the ceremony at Westminster Abbey will end with the 'The Red Flag' - a song long associated with the Labour Party and left-wing politics.
In St Margaret's Westminster Abbey looking at at Tony Benn funeral order of service. He would have approved: ends with Red Flag
The funeral of Tony Benn is set to take place from 11am at Westminster Abbey, and large crowds have turned out to pay their respects.
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Former Labour minister Tony Benn will be laid to rest today after a funeral held opposite the Houses of Parliament.
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The father-of-four will be remembered in a service at St Margaret's Church during a service beginning at 11am.
His body will be taken by hearse from the gates of New Palace Yard, with family members following on foot.
The left wing politician, who died aged 88 earlier this month, was allowed to lie in Parliament's Chapel of St Mary Undercroft with MPs, peers and passholders allowed to pay their respects.
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Tony Benn's coffin arrived in Westminster tonight as he made his final visit to Parliament.
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The chapel has been also been briefly opened up to MPs, peers and passholders to allow them to pay their respects ahead of tomorrow's funeral.
Mr Benn's funeral will take place tomorrow at 11am opposite parliament at St Margaret's Church after his coffin is taken by hearse from the gates of New Palace Yard, with family members following on foot.
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The funeral of former Cabinet minister Tony Benn will take place this Thursday morning in Westminster.
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Travelling with baby? No problem - there are baby gates for the stairs, bedrails for the 2 king singles and a change table, cot, high chair and baby bath.Bed linen for the cot is not supplied. There is also a selection of toys and books for the older children and two TV's and DVD players with the second unit set up in the second bedroom.
One of the biggest townhouses available in Palm Cove, as well as the two bedrooms there is also an understairs ottoman that converts to a double bed which functions very well as a third bedroom. There is a separate laundry with washer and dryer, and as well as the courtyard patio there is a separate deck area with outdoor dining off the top floor.
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It's not a surprise, but Nashville police today classified the deaths of former NFL MVP Steve McNair and Sahel Kazemi as a murder-suicide, with Kazemi killing McNair because she suspected he was having an affair with another woman — no, not his wife — and then turning the gun she had just bought on herself.
After the shock set in Saturday of McNair's death, much of the reporting turned to the former Titans quarterback's conflicting images. An open relationship with a 20-year-old girl wasn't something people expected from a respected community leader, believed to be squeaky clean, and an ostensibly loyal husband and loving father of four.
This headline from USA Today sums it up: "Steve McNair's Death Brings Other Side of His Life to Light." And what did fans who called into George Plaster's sports radio show think?
While taking calls from his audience, Plaster said, there was virtually no reference to McNair having an affair. "Everybody had a version of the same story — that I met Steve McNair, I was nervous and before I knew it we started laughing and it was like we were friends forever," Plaster said. "There have been a lot of people in this community who have been touched by good things he's done. … What always struck me about him was it didn't matter if you were the king of England or a janitor, he treated everybody the same."
Donna Doss, 44, an interior designer in Nashville and a Titans season ticketholder since 1999, has a helmet McNair autographed at a party where, she said, "He was only paying attention to his wife."
"I will always love him. He was a warrior, and he always gave us 110%," Doss said of McNair, who played nine years in Tennessee after the Houston Oilers moved.
As for the infidelity question, Doss said, "I am definitely disappointed in him. I just thought he would be different than others. I was really shocked to find out he had a girlfriend, especially one so young."
Disappointed? Me too, but it should be more than that. Though it's really difficult to expect better from professional athletes. I'm not sure if Steve McNair was a God-fearing man — his funeral is being held tomorrow at Mount Zion Baptist — but you don't have to be religious to know that adultery is wrong.
And what about Kazemi?
When I first heard her name, I assumed she was Persian and wondered if she was Muslim. But it wasn't until I saw a story in the Tennessean that I realized Kazemi was Baha'i.
Kazemi and her family moved to the U.S. in 2002, fleeing Iran to Turkey before settling in Florida. As members of the Baha'i Faith, they were in danger in Iran. They quickly got acclimated in the U.S. Kazemi worked hard and liked earning her own money, the family said.
Previously I had read that Kazemi's mother had been murdered in Iran, but this article only stated that she died and Kazemi was adopted by her aunt's family. The oddest part about this story, which focused on the fact that Kazemi expected McNair to leave his wife and marry her, was the subhead: "Woman's family was leery of affair with former Titan."
I'm not sure if Kazemi was an observant Baha'i, but if her family was, then I'm sure they were a bit more than leery.
Neither this article nor any of the others I've seen has offered anything more enlightening than where to place the apostrophe in spelling Baha'i. There has been no mention — none — of what the religion actually entails. Here's a crash course from Bahai.org:
The Faith's Founder was Baha'u'llah, a Persian nobleman from Tehran who, in the mid-nineteenth century, left a life of princely comfort and security and, in the face of intense persecution and deprivation, brought to humanity a stirring new message of peace and unity.
Baha'u'llah claimed to be nothing less than a new and independent Messenger from God. His life, work, and influence parallel that of Abraham, Krishna, Moses, Zoroaster, Buddha, Christ, and Muhammad. Bahai's' view Baha'u'llah as the most recent in this succession of divine Messengers.
The essential message of Baha'u'llah is that of unity. He taught that there is only one God, that there is only one human race, and that all the world's religions represent stages in the revelation of God's will and purpose for humanity. In this day, Baha'u'llah said, humanity has collectively come of age. As foretold in all of the world's scriptures, the time has arrived for the uniting of all peoples into a peaceful and integrated global society. "The earth is but one country, and mankind its citizens," He wrote.
As you can imagine, murder is forbidden by the Baha'i. So too are alcohol and drugs — another knock on Kazemi. As for adultery, that's, to use a Christian expression, a cardinal sin. Baha'i believers are very traditional on that point, too. Marriage, according to Baha'u'llah, is "a fortress for well-being and salvation" and the foundation for human unity.


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