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With goals scored by Senior Aaron Beglin and Junior Julian Havens the Varsity Boys Soccer team held off a tough Worthington Kilbourne team 2-1 at Lakota West on Saturday afternoon. Senior goalkeeper Jake Mutlu held the Wolves to only one goal after also holding Centerville to only one goal in a 3-1 win earlier in […]
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The team rosters, schedules, results and photos are now up to date for all of our fall teams. Individual varsity photos are also available when you click on the player's name in the roster. Detailed athletic results are also being posted as they happen for our varsity teams. As of today (8/22/2014) all 24 results […]
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Last Saturday, several former Lakota West boys soccer players dusted off the cleats and played a successful alumni game at Lakota West. The event was organized by boys soccer assistant coach and former player Adam Tenhundfeld who hopes to make it an annual event. "It was good to see all the former players. Having now […]
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Dave Doeren talks about his plan for NIU football
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Dave Doeren spent 2 hours digging snow out of his driveway yesterday. He then spent another 2 hours driving through a blizzard to get to Dekalb, Illinois.
Today, he's officially the head football coach at Northern Illinois.
Moments ago, Doeren finished his introductory press conference. Here are some quotes:
"You are getting someone who is very proud to be here. It was crazy to get here yesterday."
"The first thing I told the team was that they should be very proud for what they have accomplished."
"I believe in a physical brand of football."
"As far as building a staff, that's something I've been working through over the last 7 days, once I got the call to interview."
"I do not want to be the guy that runs the defense or the offense. The x and o's will have my brand on it, trust me, but I'm not going to be calling the plays on game day."
"Offensively, it's going to be built off what's going on here already. We are going to be balanced. We are going to incorporate a lot of shifts and motions."
You can watch the first part of the press, right here.
Doeren spent the last five seasons as the defensive coordinator at Wisconsin. He will coach the Badgers in the Rose Bowl.


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Mission Statement
To share our culture with the community at large.
To build a physical site a cottage - where to promote, nurture,
display and enjoy our culture among the International Cottages in Balboa Park.
To this end, the House of Peru will provide the community with
free Peruvian dance, culinary, film, video and editing lessons,
as well as art, drawing, Spanish language and Peruvian history classes.
The House of Peru will also organize arts and crafts exhibits, conferences,
museum tours, social events, Independence Day celebrations, and
will provide information on family law, women's issues, medical
benefits, health education and basic immigration matters.
The House of Peru is a non-profit organization 501(C)3. This is the
first Peruvian cultural house outside of Peru, and it has been added
to the 31 houses of different countries registered with the "House
of Pacific Relations," also known as "International Cottages,
Inc." We hope to build our cottage in the area dedicated to the cultural
houses in the beautiful Balboa
Park, which also houses important museums and is the cultural
center of San Diego.
The House of Peru has formed several committees to help in its mission
to raise the awareness level of Peruvian culture in the community
at large. If you'd like to participate on any of them, please
contact that committee's director. See list below.
Board of Directors
George Novinger
Eliana Lau
Sergeant at Arms
Marlene B. Sanchez


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I have an approved letter of that petition. How do I reopen this case again to pick up were I left off. My husband s brother also filed for him on 4/30/2001 under the 245 I. I also have that approved petition. I don't have lots of money to afford an attorney. And I've called immigration and they say I need to adjust his status but he has the 245i does it help or not. No criminal history and he is here in USA. What are the next steps? And how can I help his case. We have a 5 year old son together. Confused , stressed and feeling hopeless.
I agree with Ms. Maylov. These types of cases are best handled by professionals. In particular, when 245(i) is involved.
If he entered over the border without inspection then he will need to adjust through 245(i) as you say. You can file for adjustment of status (form I-485) now and show evidence of the approved I-130 that you filed and the I-130 filed by his brother for 245(i). I understand that you cannot afford an attorney but in my opinion you will need one for such a case. Look around for attorneys that may offer you a payment plan.
You will be way over your head in that one. Hire an immigration attorney. DO not try to do that on your own.
Hello hope you are well. If he entered the US illegally then the 245i is essential in his case if he is going to adjust. If the I130 was approved file that along with the I485 and the supplement (245i) with USCIS ASAP. If you have any doubts you should contact an immigration attorney or go to catholic charities and seek out some guidance. Best of luck to you!
You should definitely hire an attorney. You can go to a private attorney or see if a non-profit can take your case. I volunteer at one in Oakland called the International Institute of the Bay Area. Good luck!
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Daughter of Australian actor Barry Otto and graduate of the prestigious NIDA theatrical school (which spawned such down-under luminaries as Mel Gibson and Judy Davis), Miranda Otto's role as Eowyn in the Lord of the Rings trilogy had the four-time AFA nominated actress excited and overwhelmed. Likening the experience to being in The Wizard of Oz, Otto speculated that the trilogy will withstand the test of time, endearing itself to generations to come as a timeless fantasy for all ages.Gaining critical recognition for roles in such films as The Girl Who Came Late (1991) and Gillian Anderson's Last Days of Chez Nous, Otto made her feature debut in Emma's War (1986). Otto's portrayal of a daughter who is blind to the crippling tolls that World War II has taken on her fragile mother led the actress to roles in many critically acclaimed but little-seen films. After a decade of powerful roles in Australian films, Otto gained Hollywood recognition in the late '90s with roles in Terrence Malick's The Thin Red Line (1998) and as the mysterious neighbor in Robert Zemeckis' supernatural thriller What Lies Beneath (2000). In addition to her appearance in the Lord of the Rings trilogy, Otto's other 2001 films include the offbeat comedy Human Nature, scripted by Charlie Kaufman (Being John Malkovich). Her role as an affectionate French lab assistant proving without question that her comic skills were indeed as intact as her dramatic skills, it wasn't long before the offers were rolling in and Otto was deemed the new "it" girl. Next turning up in the barely-released thriller Hypnotic (aka Doctor Sleep), Otto gained positive notice for her supporting role despite the fact that the film went largely unseen. Both that film and the subsequent indie-drama Julie Walking Home (2002) proved a perfect low-key balance to the grandiose second chapter in the Lord of the Rings trilogy. A bleak tale of a mother's desperate and unyielding last ditch attempts to save her cancer-stircken son when mainstream medicine fails him, Julie Walking Home ultimately proved too melodramatic for many though Otto was frequently singled out for praise by critics for her powerful and moving performance. In 2003 Otto re-teamed with Human Nature star Rhys Ifans for the quirky comedy Danny Deckchair}. The tale of a man who, desperate to escape his mundane day-to-day reality, takes to the sky by means of some large helium balloons and a sturdy deck chair, Donny Deckchair once again found the genre hopping Otto utilizing her comic abilities to charming effect as a parking cop who becomes the eponymous character's love interest.In the years to follow, Otto would find no shortage of varied and interesting roles, enjoying TV success with shows like Cashmere Mafia and the mini-series The Starter Wife, as well as in movies like In Her Skin and Blessed. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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UPDATE: The University has opened on-campus residences. Classes remain canceled for tonight, July 16. The University is fully open Thursday. Other services open tonight: Guillory Dining Hall 5:30-7:30 p.m., Dupre Library 5-8 p.m., and Bourgeois Hall 4 -8 p.m., with a night shuttle running to and from main campus.
Lafayette police spokesman Kyle Soriez says someone called police about 5:35 a.m., saying a bomb had been placed at Girard Park, which sits next to the sprawling, 1,500-acre university campus.
State Trooper Brooks David says the bomb squad was neutralizing the first device, which was found in a trash can. He didn't have a description of it. He called the item in the parking garage "a possible second device."
University of Louisiana at Lafayette spokeswoman Kathleen Thames says morning summer school and freshman orientation sessions were canceled. About 5,500 students are enrolled in summer school and 400 freshmen were coming for orientation.


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"What Caused Chicago Bank Failures in the Great Depression? A Look at the 1920s" (revise and resubmit, Journal of Economic History) A number of researchers have shown that bank failures in the US Great Depression can be linked to fundamental weaknesses already apparent before the start of the depression, around June 1929. This view apparently contrasts with the one pioneered by Friedman and Schwartz, in which all banks faced very large, non-discriminating deposit withdrawals, which caused thousands of unwarranted failures across the country. Looking at the long-term behaviour of balance sheet items from 1923 to 1933 provides new insights into the causes of bank failures. All Chicago banks indeed suffered tremendous deposit withdrawals during 1930-1933 in what seems to have been an indiscriminate run. However, using ordered logistic regression by cohort, I find that banks which failed the earliest in the 1930s had invested more in inherently less liquid assets (in particular, mortgages) in the 1920s. The main cause of banks' failure was therefore a combination of deposit losses on the liability side and of illiquid mortgages on the asset side. Banks heavily engaged in mortgages did not have enough liquid assets to face the withdrawals and failed. This paper thus reasserts banks' responsibility in their investment choices in terms of liquidity risk management.
Research in Progress
"Debt Dilution in 1920s America: Lighting the Fuse of a Mortgage Crisis" (EHES Working Paper, March 2014) An explanation of the Great Depression based on mortgage debt via the banking channel has been downplayed due to the conservatism of mortgage contracts at the time. For instance, loan-to-value ratios often did not exceed 50 per cent. As I show in a previous paper, the main problem with mortgages at the time was their intrinsic lack of liquidity. Nevertheless, using newly-discovered archival documents and a newly-compiled dataset from 1934, this paper uncovers a darker side of 1920s US mortgage lending: the so-called "second mortgage system." As borrowers often could not make a 50 percent down payment, a majority of them took on second mortgages at usurious rates. As theory predicts, debt dilution, even in the presence of seniority rules, can be highly detrimental to both junior and senior lenders. The probability of default on first mortgages was likely to increase, and commercial banks were more likely to foreclose. Through foreclosure they would still be able to retrieve 50 percent of the property value, but often after a protracted foreclosure process -- a great impediment to bank survival in case of a liquidity crisis. This paper is thus a timely reminder that second mortgages, or "piggyback loans" as they are called today, can be hazardous to lenders and borrowers alike. It provides further empirical evidence that debt dilution can be detrimental to credit.Out of the Shadows: Commercial Bank Mortgage Securitization and the Great Depression in the Chicago Area In a previous paper I showed that unsecuritized mortgage loans were a significant predictor of failure among Chicago banks in the Great Depression. Would mortgage securitization have solved the problem? Here I show that it would not in the way undertaken by banks in the Chicago area. First, using new archival material I show that most banks in the Chicago area did engage in some form of mortgage securitization in the 1920s. Second, I provide evidence that the two conditions for efficient mortgage securitization based on Snowden (1995) - the existence of a regulated securities exchange and full legal guarantee on the part of the issuer - were not met, thereby reducing monitoring incentives and putting banks' solvency under threat. Finally, I emphasize an aggravating factor in the special case of commercial, deposit-taking banks: the fact that many investors in the mortgage bonds were also depositors in the bank, thereby increasing the likelihood of a bank run. Those inefficiencies are not dissimilar to those affecting US mortgage securitization in the 2000s.


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Newly-released 911 calls from last week's snowstorm in Atlanta show how it caught drivers off-guard.
Atlanta emergency officials just released some of the calls from the storm.
Of course, we're on the other side of that storm now, safe and sound.
But at the time it was surprising, and frightening, for many people on the roads in and around Atlanta.
We all know by now the two inches or so of snow that fell here in the Atlanta area last Tuesday iced over quickly, causing major gridlock everywhere, stranding drivers in their cars for hours.
But it took a while before many people realized what was happening, and what that meant. There was no where to go.
Here, the driver of a semi stuck on a hill called 911 desperate for help:
Caller: "My truck won't make it up the hill, and it's sliding back ma'am."
911: "We're gonna get someone out to you, OK?"
Caller: "OK, ma'am. Hurry up."
911: "OK. Are you OK?"
Caller: "I'm panicking."
911: "OK, don't panic. Just try to calm down."
Caller: "Please, please, please, please!"
The state's insurance commissioner says claims for damaged homes and vehicles just from last Tuesday's storm are now an estimated $10 million, and expected to keep climbing.
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Talk About Job Creation: Walker Appoints 3rd Workforce Secretary in 9 Months
What's the deal? Maybe there's a hostile work environment seeping out of the Governor's office?
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What's the deal? Maybe there's a hostile work environment seeping out of the Governor's office?
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as if they can damage the morale of those of us at dwd any more, now we have this revolving door to inspire confidence in the leadership of our department and the state as a whole. i hope one or both of the ex secretaries has enough of a sense of the public interest to reveal the real reason he left - but i'm not holding my breath.
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The court has ruled that DNR staff, when they review projects that could impact Wisconsin lakes and rivers, must consider the cumulative impacts of individual projects in their decisions. "A little fill here and there may seem to be nothing to become excited about. But one fill, though comparatively inconsequential, may lead to another, and another, and before long a great body may be eaten away until it may no longer exist. Our navigable waters are a precious natural heritage, once gone, they disappear forever," wrote the Wisconsin State Supreme Court justices in their opinion resolving Hixon v. PSC.


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I'm always reading articles, blogs, books about health, especially sexual health. I'm not sure why, but it seems that more people pay attention to percentages or statistics than to words explaining the same thing. SO I'll keep it sweet and simple and see if this is true for you!
- 60% of women have had unprotected sex during their period (a bad idea if you really don't want to take a chance on getting pregnant)
- 47% of women have called in sick to work because of cramps (see a gynecologist about hormonal relief)
- 67% of women have been too embarrassed to talk to a health care provider about a concern (honestly, they have heard and see it all before)
- 60% of women have worried about one breast looking different from another (perfectly normal to have different shapes and sizes)
- 43% of women have had a condom come off during sex (you have 72 hours to get emergency contraception)
- 65% of women say they don't need to have an orgasm to be satisfied
- 87% of women have looked at their genitals with a mirror
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Layoffs at IBM were called off
Wednesday, but a source tells WCAX News job cuts are now expected at the Essex
Junction plant Thursday.
A reliable source says pink slips were
planned for Wednesday, but at the last minute managers were told job cuts would
not happen in Essex Junction.
Union organizers also believed
Wednesday would be the day after getting ahold of an internal memo. The union
says it believes the postponement was because the company's CEO was delivering
a keynote address at an international conference.
Our source in the company tells WCAX
News the cuts are now set for Thursday. There is no indication of how many
people will lose their jobs. The state has not been notified.
"As you know, I'm
very close to IBM. IBM is very important to Vermont and we have a great
relationship with IBM," said Gov. Peter Shumlin, D-Vermont. "I'm not
going to comment on any of the speculation that's out there in the press
because I don't know anything that I haven't read in the press. What I do know
is as a governor, my job is to create jobs. We have worked very closely with
IBM and obviously we want to continue to have a great relationship going
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If 2,000 Tea Party activists descended on Wall Street, you would probably have an equal number of reporters there covering them. Yet 2,000 people did occupy Wall Street last Saturday. They weren't carrying the banner of the Tea Party, the Gadsden flag with its coiled snake and the threat 'Don't Tread on Me'. Yet their message was clear: 'We are the 99% that will no longer tolerate the greed and corruption of the 1%.' They were there, mostly young, protesting the virtually unregulated speculation of Wall Street that caused the global financial meltdown.
One of New York's better-known billionaires, Mayor Michael Bloomberg, commented on the protests: 'You have a lot of kids graduating college, can't find jobs. That's what happened in Cairo. That's what happened in Madrid. You don't want those kinds of riots here.'
Riots? Is that really what the Arab Spring and the European protests are about? […]
I interviewed one of the 'Occupy Wall Street' protest organisers. David Graeber teaches at Goldsmiths, University of London, and has authored several books – most recently, Debt: The First 5,000 Years. Graeber points out that, in the midst of the financial crash of 2008, enormous debts between banks were renegotiated. Yet only a fraction of troubled mortgages have gotten the same treatment. He said:
'Debts between the very wealthy or between governments can always be renegotiated and always have been throughout world history. … It's when you have debts owed by the poor to the rich that suddenly debts become a sacred obligation, more important than anything else. The idea of renegotiating them becomes unthinkable.'
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Rating Feedback for Dr. Kaouk (1512055)
Jihad, really?? Just one?? Your patients Don Sp., Lynn Ch., Don Li., Joe Gr., Christine Ru., Dennis Wa., Daniel Ga., David An., Benjamin Ha. all suffered permanent and devastating injuries. Christine is barren from her selfless act to donate a kidney; Joe lost his one chance for normalcy and an escape from dialysis. All of the other men suffer total impotence, severe incontinence, and other major injuries, some life threatening. Dan Ga was given a 50% chance of survival after your "non-invasive" surgery. These are only the individuals who have come forward. How many others? You suggest that one person suffered a perforated bowel, impotence (male), incontinence, destruction of donor kidney, was left barren (female), sepsis, kidney failure, heart failure, ileostomy, loss of bowel due to surgical injury, Peyronies disease, unreported blood loss, diseased prostate tissue left in patient, etc? One patient, Jihad? Ludicrous! You stated a volume experience of approximately 1000 open and 1000 robotic prostatectomies in 2007 when in fact court documents reveal 0 open and approximately 400 robotic prostatectomies. You stated outcomes for preservation of continence and potency of 95-99% to these patients knowing your outcomes were far less. You promised me and many of these patients that only you would do their surgery. And yet, in violation of my informed consent, Cleveland Clinic states residents did much of the surgery unsupervised in my case, as was "customary." Why do you refuse to produce your credentials requested through the court? This, your "silk stocking" legal team paid from $1.8B annual patient revenue at the Cleveland Clinic, and burdensome Ohio tort reform result in your malpractice case "success" not your innocence. Your lack of board certification would prevent you from practicing in a VA or military hospital as a staff surgeon. Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services investigated my case and determined "deficiencies cited are significant and limit your hospital's capacity to render adequate care and to ensure the health and safety of your patient." If you cared about your patients as much as you care about embellishing your vitae with tertiary authorships of medical articles, and your conflict of interest relationships with Intuitive and others, perhaps many of your patients would not have been permanently injured in "your" surgeries. Jihad, please remove references to USNews/Castle Connolly top doctors where your name does not appear http://health.usnews.com/top-doctors.
This comment is represented as coming from a patient, "DR KAOUK HAVE NO MALPRACTICE CASES PENDING. FURTHER, HE NEVER SETTLED A CASE AND NEVER LOST A CASE IN OVER 12 YEARS IN PRACTICE WITH THOUSANDS OF COMPLEX SURGERIES DONE REFERRED FROM ALL OVER THE UNITED STATES. " Did Jihad Kaouk tell this patient how the Cleveland Clinic's huge legal team has come to his defense in malpractice suits for permanently injuring his patients? Does this Kaouk patient have a difficult time writing the English language, similar to Jihad Kaouk's difficulty in speaking the English language? This patient failed to mention that Jihad has no board certification 18 years after graduating from a foreign medical school. Why?
Kaouk has destroyed the lives
Kaouk has destroyed the lives of many unsuspecting patients. Read doctors ratings at doctorsdig.com, [another website], USNews doctors ratings, kidneytransplantkiller.com, and http://www.mcclatchydc.com/2011/12/20/133609/hhs-rules-secrecy-protect-doctors.html. Sadly, the devastation to many victims and Kaouk's real credentials are concealed with the "privacy" legislated by tort reform and the the $500M medical lobby to obstruct litigation and redress of damages. Perhaps the superlative "best" comments on this site written in "broken English" were entered by Jihad Kaouk. What patient would defend his doctor on this site from lawsuits brought by many of Kaouk victims?
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Over the course of one sultry evening, a prominent Southern family is pushed to the brink when tender memories are relived and life-altering secrets are revealed. Wealthy plantation owner Big Daddy's family has gathered to celebrate his 65th birthday, while sparing him the news that he's dying of cancer. As one son, a former football hero, mysteriously retreats from his desirable but sexually frustrated wife, his money-hungry brother and sister-in-law plot to secure more than their fair share of the family fortune. This Pulitzer Prize-winning drama by American icon Tennessee Williams sizzles with passion and greed. Learn More
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I can't say for sure that this was the worst play I've seen but it's a contender. It very definitely is one of the strangest plays one can see. For that reason alone this play is an experience that will stick in your mind.
I came away with the impression that the playwright was trying (and failed), to write an avant-garde tome espousing deep revelations about the human psyche and the contrast between reality and (self) delusion, normalcy and perversion, and sexual lust and lust for legacy. A play for the "White on White" painting crowd.
-There were way too many interminable monologs. That might work on paper but does not work on stage - especially when diction is not 100% perfect.
-The audience is thrown into a confusing opening scene with no lead-in or scene setting. It takes quite a few minutes to get orientated.
-Way too many instances of the actors stumbling over their lines. This was eight days after opening!
-The first act implied a 19th century setting. Then the second set highlights security cameras and video monitors - but no telephone or other modern communication. It is an anomaly that does not fit but jolts one out of the story.
Cynthia Ryanen (Irma) played her part very well.
It is a small theater and all seats are good.
The write up of the play was misleading: There certainly was no hilarity; a bare breast and underwear is hardly "nudity" and if this was raunchy,then Hair was quadruple x pornography!
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I thought this was the most terrible play I had ever gone to. Each actor did a marvelous job, however the content was terrible. We gave it till the 2nd act hoping it would get better, ended up walking out
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I saw no purpose to this show other than a venue for being undressed. What was the story line? We left b/4 the end.
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Seeking a spot for the sixth time in the event's seven-year history, Sacramento has applied to host a stage finish of the 2012 Amgen Tour of California.
But the capital's involvement is far from assured. Race organizers are considering several route options, including a return to the Bay Area (not included this year) as well as different mountain passes and routes in the Sierra Nevada.
"We've submitted a bid with the hope of getting a stage finish," John McCasey, executive director of the Sacramento Sports Commission, said Thursday. "And we'll just have to wait and see what our chances are. There are no guarantees. We go into it with eyes wide open. What we are up against is a very creative planning organization such as Medalist (Sports)."
The eight-day race, the country's largest professional cycling event, will begin May 13 in Santa Rosa, the home of three-time winner and 2011 runner-up Levi Leipheimer.
Davis, which hosted a stage start in 2009 and 2010 and was a pass-through city in 2007 and 2008, has bid for a 2012 stage start. Auburn, Nevada City, Modesto, San Jose and the South Lake Tahoe region also hope to be part of next year's race.
"Due to the cost, it would be difficult for Davis to serve as a venue for an ATOC stage finish without some financial assistance," Bob Bowen, a city of Davis spokesman, wrote in an email. "We'll see what happens."
More than 100 California cities were mailed applications to submit bids. But race organizers aren't releasing a list of cities that submitted proposals by the mid-August deadline.
Several websites have reported that Solvang, which has hosted a Tour of California time trial four times, did not submit a 2012 hosting bid.
Santa Rosa, which was left off the route last year under a stipulation that it would host the race's launch in 2012, is the only confirmed start or finish city in next year's event.
Jim Birrell managing partner of Medalist Sports, which runs the Amgen Tour of California said he expects the announcement of 2012 stage cities later this month or in early October.
The event's teams and individual athletes won't be announced for months. But Chris Horner, a Bend, Ore., resident who beat teammate Leipheimer by 38 seconds in this year's race, is expected to return. Horner is recovering from a concussion and a subsequent blood clot sustained in July during a Tour de France crash.
Leipheimer, who won this year's Tour of Switzerland and Tour of Utah and last week's inaugural USA Cycling Pro Challenge in Colorado, also is expected to return, although he'll likely compete for a team other than RadioShack.
Vladimir Efimkin, a Russian native who lives in Sacramento, also likely will participate. Efimkin recently re-signed with Team Type 1-Sanofi, which has competed in the Tour of California for the past three years.
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The latest Seasonal Events are now available in Gran Turismo 5, featuring a series of two racing events exclusive to Red Bull's X2010 and X2011 with no more than 980PP and no better than Racing/Hard compounds or less for this week's time trial, and 4WD rally cars built in 1990 or later – that's right, you're hitting the dirt again.
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Red Bull X-car TT…this is gonna be interesting…..Red Bull gives you wings!
What about GT6?
GT6′s TTs are going to be next week.
A rally TT for GT6 would be sweet :)
Exactly. They got this one backwards. I would love a TT in the dirt with about 530pp to play with.
A Red Bull TT? Yay! :D
I guess I'll be skipping this one. Seems to be tailored for those with full wheel/pedal setups, and I only ever use the control pad. Besides that, the Redbulls require alien-like reflexes, and those left me about ten years ago. I'll just go back to the old fart races, thanks.
Imagine a drift trial in an X car. o_O
One does not simply drift a Red Bull X car.
Red Bulls? Jesus. That's definitely an unusual TT.
I'm not complaining. I just find it shocking.
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The Heineken Cup Final will be staged at the Aviva Stadium in 2013 © IRFU
Dublin's Aviva Stadium has been confirmed as the venue for the 2013 Heineken Cup Final.
The 51,700-capacity ground, opened in November 2010, hosted three games in Leinster's march to last season's title, with Clermont Auvergne, Leicester and Toulouse beaten in front of packed houses.
The tournament finale was last staged in Dublin in 2003, when Toulouse beat Perpignan 22-17 at the old Lansdowne Road. The 2012 Final will be staged at Twickenham.
"The Aviva Stadium is a world class venue which has quickly established a close affinity with the Heineken Cup having staged three matches last season, including two magnificent knockout games," ERC Chief Executive Derek McGrath said.
"The Heineken Cup final has become one of the most prestigious sporting fixtures in the European calendar and it now requires long range planning in order to deliver the spectacle we enjoyed in Cardiff just over a fortnight ago.
"Ireland has provided four Heineken Cup champions in the past six seasons and Irish rugby is steeped in the history of the tournament since it began 16 years ago."
Irish Rugby Football Union (IRFU) chief Philip Browne played up the financial impact that the Final could have for Dublin and also the wider Irish economy.
"We felt it was important for the stadium that it would get this opportunity to host the pinnacle game of European club rugby and this is not only good news for the game in this country, but also for Dublin," he said. "It is estimated that rugby contributes over €200m to the Irish economy, and the recent Ireland-England Six Nations game generated just over €51m to the Dublin economy."
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These biscuits are wonderful and quick to make, if slightly sweet. I like to make them with bacon grease instead of butter (add a bit more flour if you do this), and the sweet-and-salty flavor is to die for! :)
I love these. They are sweet, but with just a hint of sweetness, nothing crazy. Makes them so wonderful for breakfast with jam or honey. I used the food processor, stopped just before dough was together and dumped out to knead just a few times to bring everything together - dough is sticky. I patted the dough into a rough rectangle and cut biscuits as directed, sort of patting out the edges to be less squareish - and am super happy with results. A bit of a crisp golden outside, tender wonderfulness inside. Also love that recipe makes just 6, perfect for my purposes without lots of left overs. Enjoy!
I almost never review recipes on here (oops) but I am making an exception to waddle to my computer and write this one here. These biscuits are AMAZING. A couple of notes - firstly, when measuring 'well shaken' buttermilk keep in mind that 3/4 cup is going to be about 1/3 full of bubbles...just add bmilk until th dough is sticky (past the point you'd usually want a dough to be). Second - I had this tonight with some blackberries simmered in red wine and buttermilk ice cream (recipe also courtesy epicurious) and even though it hurts to move, every bite was worth it.
I just made this recipe for the first time and it's delicious! I cheated and used a food processor for the mixing, just a few pulses to combine the dry ingredients and butter into a meal, then several pulses until the buttermilk was integrated and the mixture took on a doughiness. Then I kneaded briefly by hand.
Really great recipe! I made them exactly as listed and baked at 425 for about 10. Makes a small amount, but they're so easy to make, I don't mind doubling or tripling the recipe!
Added dried chives, and dropped the dough onto the sheets with a spoon. Found them to be dry, hard to swallow. I'll keep looking...
Good recipe, might even give it 3.5 (good and super easy). Made biscuits as written but made drop biscuits instead (happened to make 7 with my scoop, and they were still quite large). Did not like the prominent flavor of the sugar in the biscuits and will leave that 1.5 T. out next time. Biscuit texture was lovely, not at all dry or scone-like. Made this with leftover meat from roast chicken and stock from the carcass. It was very flavorful.
I followed the recipe to a T and these turned out very bland. They were not flaky at all, but rather tasted like dry, stale scones. I would not make them again.
I've been making preserves at home for a few years now, and this recipe has become a wonderful staple for testing jams and marmalades on. While I'm by no means a skilled baker, I've never run into problems with this recipe. It's quick, consistent, and delicious, and the biscuits rise really well so long as the dough doesn't get handled excessively. These have a wonderfully light texture and great balance of sweetness and salt. If I'm rushed for time or feeling particularly lazy I'll skip the rolling out process and make drop biscuits, but the method in the recipe delivers the most reliable results. The recipe also scales up very well and keeps well in the freezer. I'd also add that plugra or another similar high butterfat butter is particularly good in these.
Gluten-Free version: I just made these with King Arthur's Gluten-free multi-purpose flour, following the recipe with no other changes. For anyone wondering, they came out very nice -- everyone loves them, and since I've got more buttermilk, I'll make another batch tomorrow. I followed one reviewer's advice to stir with fork in one direction till everything came together; then, I just scooped up a likely amount of better, shaped it roughly into rounds in my hands, and plopped them right on the pan. On taste: one and a half Tbsps of sugar made buscuits that were a bit on the sweet side -- I think I was expecting just a plain, savoury buscuit. Are they supposed to taste a little bit sweet? Tomorrow, I'll halve the sugar, and see how that is.


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Apps that talk back
by Giles Turnbull
Have you encountered any applications that 'talk back' to you while you're using them? Let me give you an example of what I mean.
Sometimes you update an application and you don't really notice any changes. That's fine - things have probably changed under the hood, where you can't see them.
But sometimes you update an application and a change leaps out at you. Sometimes, that change is so well done, so welcome, and so darned unexpected that it brings a smile to your face and makes you want to jump around the room.
My favorite P2P filesharing application, Acquisition made one such change a few months ago.
Now, when you start typing a search query into Acquisition, it instantly gives you a drop-down list of suggestions to help you narrow down your search, and finish typing it sooner, much like Google Suggest. Here's what I mean:
It's such a simple little addition, from the user's point of view (I don't pretend to know how much work went into coding such a feature, nor would I want to hazard a guess), but it makes the world of difference. Especially when you're typing in a search string and you're not even sure how it should be spelt. Simply for getting things done a little quicker, it's very useful.
Acquisition is helping me out by anticipating what I want to do. The software is second-guessing my next move and trying to help by offering me a way to do it faster. Is this something that's catching on in interface design? Do you like the idea, or would you rather have software that shuts up and lets you make up your own mind?
Tell me about other apps that talk back
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2005-11-15 04:18:01
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well, i ease my work distributing files over to different servers using automated shell scripts (and ssh keys). these literary talk back to me when tasks are done or errors encountered, using power of the 'say' command available in OS X cli. does it count? :9
2005-11-15 19:17:57
Check Inquisitor from the same dude who made Acquisition. Makes Safari's Google search box sing.


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Fitness infomercials have been around for ages and now more popular than ever before. They supposedly 'assure' you fast and fantastic results within a few times of just using their 'groundbreaking' new products.
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This next product has to certainly be one of the most ridiculous, outlandish weight loss products out there. Sensa Weight-Loss System supposedly helps you lose weight by sprinkling the 'special salt' on your food and magically the unwanted weight comes right off! Wow, so if that is the case, why is our nation's obesity rate at its all time high? Dr. Alan Hirsch, creator of this miraculous 'special salt' believes it's not our stomachs that make us want to eat, it's in our minds. Really?
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Efes Pilsener Fici/Draft - Anadolu Efes Brewery
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Ratings: 29 | Reviews: 13 | Display Reviews Only:
2.5/5 rDev -11.7%
08-14-2014 05:43:38 | More by emincems
3.5/5 rDev +23.7%
08-10-2014 12:06:42 | More by educorgan
3.1/5 rDev +9.5%
"Efes Draft." 50cl brown glass bottle with appealing barrel-redolent label and branded twist-off pressure cap acquired at a supermarket in Bucharest, Romania, and served into a pilsner glass there. Reviewed live. Expectations are average. 5% ABV. Best before: 09/02/2015. Brewed: 09/06/2014.
Served cold. Side-poured with standard vigor as no carbonation problems are expected.
No bubble show forms as it's poured.
HEAD: It's a half-finger wide. Recedes fully within 10 seconds, leaving no lacing and no opportunity for me to note its characteristics, other than that it's white.
BODY: Clear translucent yellow-copper of average vibrance. Honey coloured, if you will. Clean; no yeast particulate or hop sediment is visible.
Appears adequately carbonated.
AROMA: Honey, helles malts, unrefined sugars, barley, cream, and faint sassafras/sarsaparilla/root beer barrel notes.
A pleasantly sweet aroma of mild strength, with no detectable hop character, yeast, or alcohol. I'm looking forward to trying it.
TASTE: Honey, barrel/wood sugars, helles malts, pils malts, honey malt sweetness, and faint pollen-y hop notes. It's balanced, albeit simple, and has a nice rounded flavour profile with plenty of cohesion. There are hints of sassafras which lend it interesting nuance and help it stand out compared to other pilsners.
Not a gestalt build, but a pleasant one. There isn't much intricacy or subtlety here, and it has only an average depth of flavour, but it's enjoyable to drink the plain honey-dominant flavour is nice. Average duration and intensity of flavour.
TEXTURE: Smooth, wet, sticky, refreshing, and slightly overcarbonated. Light to medium-bodied. Aptly thick.
This texture suits the taste well. Nice presence on the palate overall.
Not gushed, hot, boozy, astringent, harsh, rough, scratchy, or oily.
OVERALL: It's a nice pilsner with an interesting honey emphasis. I like it and would consider getting it again. One of the more interesting Turkish brews I've tried so far. It isn't boring like many beers in the style. Highly drinkable. Definitely above average.
07-16-2014 14:35:29 | More by kojevergas
2.5/5 rDev -11.7%
05-20-2014 00:45:39 | More by KevMo84
3.25/5 rDev +14.8%
04-09-2014 19:21:26 | More by jschitt
2.75/5 rDev -2.8%
04-04-2014 20:19:52 | More by GeeZaa
Russian Federation
3/5 rDev +6%
02-03-2014 09:11:01 | More by AlexFF65
United Kingdom (England)
2.75/5 rDev -2.8%
11-04-2013 07:57:57 | More by EmperorBevis
2.75/5 rDev -2.8%
11-01-2013 20:05:12 | More by dcmchew
2.75/5 rDev -2.8%
10-14-2013 19:55:09 | More by mscudder
3/5 rDev +6%
09-01-2013 18:26:05 | More by Ciocanelu
3.5/5 rDev +23.7%
08-15-2013 07:25:37 | More by intoxabroad
2.25/5 rDev -20.5%
05-07-2013 13:09:00 | More by mariobbr
4.25/5 rDev +50.2%
03-30-2013 19:08:45 | More by Flavius
Ontario (Canada)
3/5 rDev +6%
12-02-2012 19:32:11 | More by cfalovo97
Quebec (Canada)
2.5/5 rDev -11.7%
04-22-2012 14:57:04 | More by rale
New York
3.5/5 rDev +23.7%
03-03-2012 02:38:22 | More by bckayaalp
United Kingdom (Scotland)
2.38/5 rDev -15.9%
500ml Bottle, hand delivered from Turkey.
Light golden straw, clear with a two-finger sized white head with good retention and some lacing left on glass.
Very skunky with tonnes of corn & even more grain. Some grassy hops but not a lot showing because of the grain.
Quite sweet and malty tasting with some hops. Tonnes of grain again & some corn. Not enjoyable.
Light bodied with tonnes of carbonation & a dry, chalky aftertaste & a slightly watery feel.
Not great in any area other than the appearance. One to avoid unless you've tried everything else on offer, and even this it probably isn't worth your while.
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08-23-2011 00:09:06 | More by flyingpig
2.35/5 rDev -17%
Efes pilsener draft that i drinked was made in Zajecar brewery,which is under Heineken group. Original from Turkey is slightly better.
A: a pale yellow color,nothing special
S: slight hops aroma,again,nothing special
T: Starts malty. Ends with light dry hops.
M: Usual pilsner,light,go down very easy.
D: It goes hard on stomach or head after 2 or 3.
04-27-2011 21:55:30 | More by djura
Ontario (Canada)
2.63/5 rDev -7.1%
My bottle says Efes Draft.
A - Pours an apple juice like colour with medium carbonation and a thin film of white 'head'. Bright.
S - Grassy hops with some straw/grain aromas and some sweet malt.
T - Typical Euro lager sorta taste. Not too sweet which is nice but it's not overly tasty. I got some faint hops and sweet malt and that's about it. Not too interesting. Tastes kinda like apple juice.
M - Lot's of carbonation in the mouth, light body. Sweet finish.
D - Not particularily interesting. Not something I would look for. The bottle was what got me to be honest but I won't be finishing half of it. Just not worth the effort. Not as bad as some Euro lagers but still not really that interesting.
04-15-2011 19:25:14 | More by tbeckett
3.13/5 rDev +10.6%
.5L Draft bottle poured into a Pils glass
Straw colored with short lived head. Average carbonation.
No substantial aroma; subtle malt undertones.
Hoppy with a slight metallic taste.
Somewhat watery mouthfeel, leaves a dry, slight chalky/bitter aftertaste
This is a pretty typical central/eastern European style pilsner. Nothing stands out about it, but it has decent drinkability.
03-15-2011 19:33:54 | More by skypup
1.63/5 rDev -42.4%
Pours a light fizzy yellow under a thick frothy head the quickly disappears leaving no traces.
Grainy malts, slight grassy and possibly floral hops.
Grainy stale taste, corn?, ester undertones, grassy hops noticeable.
somewhat smooth with medium carbonation, fizzy, but a hard to place slightly off feeling.
Not impressed at all. Probably will not have one again.
01-31-2011 00:36:39 | More by breweryaprntc13
United Kingdom (England)
3.4/5 rDev +20.1%
As mentioned by others this comes in a neat barrel type shaped bottle (half-litre and a twist top).
I poured mine into a pint handled glass on the balcony of my holiday hotel in Ovacik (turkey).
It looked fine, true Med lager, golden, bright and clean. The white head (as usual with Med lagers) soon faded away to a thin collar and nothing else.
Regular non-smelling lager/pilsner, gets my normal three score.
I thought this a bit sweeter than the Efes Pilsner I'm used too, and therefore better (I have a semi-sweet tooth).
Not bad at all and definately a different beer to the normal Efes pilsner.
07-23-2010 20:11:21 | More by BlackHaddock
3.53/5 rDev +24.7%
Crisp, pleasant lager.
Unusual "little brown jug" kind of bottle, 0.5 litre size. Tasted in a Belgrade, Serbia outdoor cafe. Served in short tulip glass with blue and gold Efes logo.
Modest head, very crisp and clean, altogether better than average euro swill. More of a German flavor but not really a Pilsener. Hops are restrained but tasty-- floral, citrus. Definite bitter aftertaste and quite refreshing. Nice body and mouthfeel for a light beer.
04-26-2010 09:42:00 | More by mactrail
2.35/5 rDev -17%
Not as good as the regular Efes pilsner. Head and smell both disappeared quickly--my initial impression was relatively malty and bready but that disappeared to be replaced by a faint hop smell.
Very standard pilsner taste and pilsner hops with a hugely chemical undertone, an overly-carbonated mouthfeel, and a soapy aftertaste. I'm not sure this one would pass the purity law.
08-08-2009 22:15:52 | More by lstokes
Efes Pilsener Fici/Draft from Anadolu Efes Brewery
71 out of 100 based on 29 ratings.


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