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DALLAS, Jan. 17, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Securities lawyers at Deans & Lyons announce an investigation of the board of Patient Safety Technologies (OTC QB: PSTX) in connection with a buyout for $2.22 per share in cash if purchased before December 31, 2013. Concerned PSTX investors are encouraged to contact attorney Hamilton Lindley at 877-819-8033 or [email protected] about their rights and remedies.
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This is a Swiss Cheese Dip recipe I sent to Jill Conner Browne years ago. She ended up putting it in the two best pages of her New York Times #1 Best-Selling book, "The Sweet Potato Queen's Big Ass Cookbook & Financial Planner." (Pp 70-71.)
- 16 oz Philadelphia Cream Cheese
- 2/3 cup Miracle Whip
- 8 oz Shredded Swiss Cheese
- 1 T Green Onion, finely chopped
- 16 slices crumbled bacon
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A hardwood maple skating rink shines beneath the glow of neon lights at Funtime Skate Center. In the middle of the rink, a checkered zone invites beginners to get a feel for their wheels as experienced skaters make laps around the rink's outer edge. The rink also does double duty on select days, hosting the Tragic City Rollers as they slingshot and skate their way toward victory and the pride that comes with never wearing shoes. In addition to skating and snacking at the on-site Funtime Café, the center houses four party rooms primed for birthday parties large or small. And, on Friday and Saturday nights, cosmic lighting and sound effects transform the facility into a world of wonderment and gossip-worthy handholding.
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LEXINGTON, KY (June 28, 2013) – Thirty-seven Keeneland sales graduates will compete in graded stakes across the country on Saturday: Five of the nine entrants in Betfair Hollywood's Triple Bend Handicap (G1) are Keeneland sales grads, led by Grade 1 winners Jimmy Creed, Morning Line and Drill; multiple Grade 1 winner Lady of Shamrock highlights the New York Stakes (G2); Black-Eyed Susan Stakes (G2) winner Fiftyshadesofhay tops the Iowa Oaks (G3); and multiple Grade 2 winner
LEXINGTON, KY (June 24, 2013) – No Nay Never, an alum of Keeneland's November Breeding Stock and September Yearling Sales, won Royal Ascot's Norfolk Stakes (G2) on Thursday in stunning fashion, setting a course record for a juvenile going five furlongs. The son of Scat Daddy won his career debut on closing day of Keeneland's spring meet, and continues in training at Keeneland with Wesley Ward. Keeneland sales grad Channel Lady proved her class with a solid win in Saturday's Edward P. Evans All Along Stakes (G3) at Colonial Downs.
LEXINGTON, KY (June 21, 2013) – Keeneland-sold Grade 3 stakes winner Channel Lady will carry top weight of 124 pounds in Saturday's Edward P. Evans All Along Stakes (G3) at Colonial Downs.
LEXINGTON, KY (June 17, 2013) – Graduates of Keeneland's 2011 September Yearling Sale continue to dominate the three-year-old ranks as Verrazano and Code West captured this weekend's Pegasus Stakes (G3) and Matt Winn Stakes (G3), respectively.
LEXINGTON, KY (June 14, 2013) – Keeneland sales graduates are showcased on Saturday's Stephen Foster card at Churchill Downs, which features Grade 1 winners Take Charge Indy, Golden Ticket and Pool Play in the Stephen Foster Handicap (G1); two-time champion Royal Delta, who defends her title in the Fleur de Lis Handicap (G2); and Grade 2 winner Uncaptured, as well as the talented Code West, in the Matt Winn Stakes (G3).
LEXINGTON, KY (June 10, 2013) – Keeneland September Yearling Sales graduates Palace Malice and Oxbow swept the top two spots in Saturday's Belmont (G1). With Oxbow's win in the Preakness (G1) and Palace Malice's victory in the Belmont, graduates of Keeneland's September Sale have won nine of the 12 classics held since 2010.
LEXINGTON, KY (June 7, 2013) – Preakness Stakes (G1) winner Oxbow headlines seven Keeneland sales alumnis entered in Saturday's Belmont Stakes (G1).
LEXINGTON, KY (June 5, 2013) – Preakness Stakes (G1) winner Oxbow headlines seven Keeneland sales graduates chasing history in Saturday's Belmont Stakes (G1). Keeneland sales alumni comprise half of the 14-horse field, and include: Frac Daddy, Overanalyze, Oxbow, Midnight Taboo, Revolutionary, Will Take Charge and Palace Malice.
LEXINGTON, KY (June 3, 2013) – Rydilluc, a graduate of Keeneland's 2011 September Yearling Sale, established himself as one of the nation's best grass horses with his win in Saturday's inaugural Penn Mile Stakes at Penn National. Keeneland sales alumni Laugh Track and Scatman each recorded Grade 3 wins in the Vigil Stakes and Aristides Stakes, respectively.


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Anonymous said: okey i know that you dont take art requests but i think that it would be great see the ninetales drawn by your own hand...
Sadly Ninetales isn't part of my favourites so I won't be drawing it any time soon.
catandcrown said: i just thought you should know, your blog popped up on the right hand side bar of my dashboard in the 'recommended' section, which means its really popular! :D
Wow, I was wondering where my huge influx of new followers and notes came from 0__0 That's really cool, thanks Jamie!
Not felt tips, not gel-tips etc. They are amazing for darkness and crisp linework, but they just aren't able to create the delicate tones that ballpoints can achieve. And ballpoint pen is one of my favourite 'mediums' but is highly disregarded in the art community. If I want to continue using it, I should make sure that its going to stand the tests of time instead of fading. Some people have suggested just refilling the barrel of a ballpoint pen with archival ink and work with that, but the consistency is still not the same.
Anonymous said: I don't know if you have already, but I went ahead and reported the piece. (I have a dA account, and art theft pisses me off, especially when it's so blatant.)
Thanks so much, I appreciate the help. I have reported the piece, but I assume DA have to deal with hundreds of deviation reports daily, many being false claims or something of the likes and my stolen artwork has been overlooked before. Perhaps if a few people help report the same deviation, the chances of it being removed rather than overlooked or dismissed may be higher (I don't know if this is actually the case, but it is worth a shot).


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It will always be easier to sell sugar than it will be to sell broccoli. How often do you see Brussels sprouts at the check-out stand? The Left are the candy vendors on the political sidewalks. The Conservatives have fresh vegetable stands. Many in the GOP have grown tired of watching the long lines at the candy kiosks and are thinking "Maybe if we sprinkle sugar on our vegetables our sales with pick up!" But the only thing they're going to do is anger all the people shopping for fresh tomatoes.


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Pupils chant in support of boy removed for shaved head
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Hundreds of pupils chanted support for classmate Rhys Johnson outside Milford Haven School this morning.
He was removed from lessons this week, after shaving his head for charity.
He wanted to raise money for cancer research after three relatives were diagnosed with the disease - but the school said it warned him of the consequence before he did it, and that its rules on uniform and appearance had to be consistently applied.


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Rated 3.5 out of 5 by 1663 reviewers.
Rated 3 out of 5 by McOncea An OK experience The location of the Sheridan is excellent however this hotel may be relying on that too heavily. Our room was an ok size and the bed was comfortable but the room did smell like a hockey locker room - not the greatest when celebrating an anniversary. We will probably be staying somewhere else next time. February 2, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by Galen great location for downtown this hotel is looking tired. Rooms and public areas are dingy and need to be livelier and brighter. Only one food and bar area which gets crowded. Food lukewarm. although reasonable selection Room service food cold and unable to eat February 3, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by aloha Over Charging Your hotel was nice but when you charge close to $50.00 for parking and almost $50.00 for breakfast which consisted of 2 omlettes , hash browns and coffee, well thats just ridiculous also having to pay extra for wireless internet in our room was just another reason We will not come back to your hotel. February 21, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by harry a better stay this time This time round my stay was very good. During the previous stays we've encoundered broken AC, soggy carpenting and musty odours ?! Front Dest service was excellent and valet parking though slow due to congestion was always courteous. I am hoping that future stays will be more like our most recent one! November 24, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5 by patsy55 excellent holiday We also stayed Labour Day Weekend when there was a water leakage but staff kept us well informed. Excellent location. Staff at front desk go out of their way to help you and make you welcome especially Sean and Steven. Quick check-in and check-out. Rooms clean with comfortable beds. Lovelly pool area. September 18, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Mistreated Great stay The hotel has been renovated feels like new Great location and we had a great stay March 13, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by DivaGG Great hotel but starting to show its age I used to stay here often but haven't in quite awhile. Location is great and Marilyn at the front desk was an absolute rock star. Super helpful and went above and beyond. Big kudos!! Considering there were a couple of elevators down due to the technician's strike, I never had to wait long which was great. Also a special thank you to Housekeeping who found the shirt I had left there. Excellent excellent service. The only issues I had were the following: * The AC unit in the room was behind the drapes so I had to choose open window with AC which didn't cool the room down or closed drapes with bottles of water holding the drapes away from the unit. *I had requested a fan in the mid afternoon but only received it after a second call that evening. Room never was cooler than 24.5 Staff was very pleasant as they have always been but the hotel is starting to show its age. I just can't help but feel that it's past its prime. Not sure if any renos to the rooms are being considered but hope so. July 2, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by Traveller2020 Inconsistent Check in was great.. TV did not work properly the entire week with no apologies. I was forwarded once to the duty manager but no answer. The "Guest Services" line is poorly staffed and goes unanswered sometimes or long holds at other times.. Very frustrating. Needs to rebook at their customer focus.. May 4, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Lisa40 Room too hot to be comfortable. Everything was great except we couldn't stand being in our room. It was hot and stuffy and unbearable. My children slept while completely drenched in sweat. Luckily they slept though! Never experienced that before and I've stayed in this hotel many many times. First time in the Richmond tower though. March 12, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Holly24 hotel was good great facility, however, there were several small things that should have been taken care of that were not. long lines in the lobby for check-in and questions. staff was not informed and made up answers rather than just saying they didn't know, but would get me an answer. service was disappointing. August 22, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by Sweete54 Sheraton Center I have been coming to this hotel for a few years now. Staff are friendly and room are comfortable however this past stay really disappointed. Internet is slow and wi fi drops every ten minutes or so. Also no water in my room. Perhaps benefits for platinum members have changed. Otherwise an ok stay. August 21, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by naaz Club lounge I like the club lounge most. The staff in the morning breakfast is awesome. Smiling , greeting and helpful. Blesilda is awesome in greeting that makes the begining of your day awesome when some one talk to you smilingly in the morning. The staff during the breakfat dont remember the name is so good. June 14, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Charlie Great Location This hotel is in a great location but the rooms are getting quite dated. The bathroom counters are very small and some sinks in the suites are very tiny. The towels need to be updated as they are getting flimsy and worn. The beds and pillow for the most part are very good. Very good fitness facility February 17, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by mds52 staff need retraining in basic customer service a few of the staff are excellent, some are quite good, but too many have an attitude, are oblivious to how to talk to a guest, and they want to be right as opposed to listening to what the guest is asking for. The hotel has a communication breakdown between departments and lack of proper follow up. January 3, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by dollaroff Excellent service Hotel provided excellent service during my stay over Labour Day. There was an issue with the phones/internet during the weekend (water flooding the server room) and the hotel kept all of the guests informed and provided them with an added bonus after the end of the stay which was above and beyond. September 12, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by tim347 room value not up to parr Although my room was clean, my view of richmond st and dirty construction site from rm 850 was not as spectacular as my friend in rm 755. In fact for the same price I was issued a closet in comparison. I was told upon initial reservation I would be receiving a larger room. It was adaquate at best. December 3, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by Ringerboy Service I was most disappointed with the staff responsiveness. I had room key problems and called to arrange to get it fixed. The agent said he would send someone up right away. By the time I checked out no one showed up to fix the card reader. I was locked out of my room twice during the stay. November 19, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by LindsayB Excellent stay at the Sheraton Centre Toronto My friend and I stayed at the Sheraton Centre Toronto for two nights during the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair. The hotel was clean, staff was nice and it was in a convenient location. Our only complaint would be that there was no fridge in the room. Otherwise a highly recommended hotel! November 10, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Jackie333 Hotel is too busy. The alarm clock in the room went off in the middle of the night. The staff should check in advance to make sure that the alarm is not on. I left my blackberry charger behind. I called right away, but no effort was made to find it. WhenI arrived I had to wait quite some time for the valet parking. January 30, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by njeri Professor Great hotel and I had a great view of the city. March 15, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by TAS16 Cold in the Spring Our room was 64 degrees F and the thermostat did not generate heat. We were told by maintenance that the heat was turned off for the Summer and they brought us a space heater that did not help. Also the circuit blew and bathroom power went off while I was drying my hair with THEIR hair dryer. May 8, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by JoeyR7 Customer Service is great My 1st choice hotel for everyone time I travel to Toronto. Friendly customer service from reception to the hospitality staff. Especially the Club level staff is friendly and most of all Blesida remembers my name everytime I visit! Thanks for making it always a great stay. See you next week! August 27, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Noble1 January getaway The Sheraton Centre again was a great weekend getaway choice. Brian on the Front Desk provided excellent service as did Joanna in the Club Lounge. The Shuttle Bus to the Boat Show was a convenient service to guests. Overall a great stay, thank you. January 13, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Maitland70 Questionable This is my second time at this hotel and again I found this hotel not meeting my needs. Escalators not working, getting stuck in elevators with no A/C, long lines for check in and front desk service. Charges to my bill after check out are really the icing on the cake at the Sheraton Centre. June 24, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by TOvacat Great hotel in great location We stayed for 5 days, check in was quick and efficient. Found the hotel to be clean, staff very friendly, location ideal. Near Eaton Centre, Entertainment district, Rogers Centre, etc. ... all places we planned to go to. Didn't use the pool, but our room overlooked it and it looked amazing. August 20, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by Guinness ROOM 1044 As frequent guests at Sheraton, Queen St. West, we were extremely disappointed with the standard of Room 1044. A vent located close to the ceiling was partly covered with masking tape. The surrounding wall and ceiling areas were black. A substandard room and not at all worthy of price paid. November 9, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Theluck Excellent stay !! At stayed at this hotel for a week-end gateway, everyone I dealt with was really courteous and friendly (front desk, valet, staff at the Bistro and everyone at the Club lounge). One good note to Housekeeping staff, they were greeting when met in the hallway instead of ignoring us, Great !!! December 19, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Rick61 Next best thing to home We returned to Ottawa yesterday following a two-night stay at the Sheraton Centre. This was our third stay at the hotel within the past six months. When we stayed at the Sheraton Centre in February, we arrived to discover that the booking we had made through SPG had not been recorded. Nevertheless, the front-desk staff found a room for us on what appeared to be a very busy day. During our most recent stay, the front-desk staff amended our booking so that we could stay in a self-contained suite, rather than a junior suite, after we inadvertently booked the wrong type of room. Being early risers, we have, on several occasions, shown up at the Club Lounge at least 30 minutes before the scheduled opening in the hope of grabbing coffee and tea. Despite the hour, we have always been welcomed and were able to get takeaway tea and coffee.. We have been staying at the Sheraton Centre for more years than we can recall. We will continue to do so and we look forward with anticipation to our next visit. April 10, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by Tamstaff Very Expensive From the gift shop to the coffee bar, the prices are outrageous! The restaurant, BnB, is also pricey and the choices on their menu is limited. I was very impressed with a phone message from a manager on duty the morning after having to call the customer service do to very noisy neighbours. October 31, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by Mokaman Old Hotel that Looks New The hotel lobby facilities and Sheraton Club lounge were first class and so was the service. However, I was disappointed with my room. It was old and worn out, and included a blocked sink. Food and beverage were below expectations.Not what you would expect to get as a SPG Platinum Member. October 22, 2011


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The Texas AgriLife Extension Service Adventure Camp will be offered July 14 and 15 from 9 a.m. to Noon at the Parker County Agricultural Service Center in Weatherford. This class is for youth 8 through 12 years old. They kids will learn about fishing, wildlife identification, knot tying, camping and more. There will be an adventure Olympics, crafts, games and more. The cost to attend the two day workshop is $45 per child.
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---- — I was browsing on my computer via Google Earth midweek from an altitude of an estimated thousand feet, and found some startling changes in the ocean bed between the southernmost groin at Dartmouth Way and the one south of the bend in Fordham Way.
It appeared to have been taken at a half tide that covered bulbous mounds of sand jammed between the two stone beach groins.
It could not have been seen from shore level, and I wondered about its significance relative to beach property damage in that area.
We have come a very long way in inventing and adapting means of aerial discovery and responses thereto.
I have used Google Earth over and again to view the greater Newburyport area towns and cities as they are and how they may well be a century hence.
But how to look into their future?
Perhaps by looking at the changes from their not-so-distant past.
I think of that when I pretend to soar over them at low altitudes courtesy of Google Earth.
I begin at the southern most tip of Plum Island, south of Newbury, and travel counter-clock-wise at various altitudes through Newbury, Newburyport and Salisbury before turning westerly to Amesbury and West Newbury and back to Rowley.
It's a cluster of old communities with shared roots and family offsprings over nearly four centuries.
The towns and cities are larger than they were at the time of my birth in 1921.
Except for recent construction of comparatively large houses along the beaches at Plum Island and Salisbury, the towns are not so much changed as they might have been, but change there is.
High Road, in Newbury, was essentially farmland prior to our Second World War.
In 1952 there were only 11 homes on the 2 miles of Hay Street when we moved into the small house we would enlarge as the family grew.
Tendercrop Farm's total holdings go beyond those up the street to the intersection with Route 1A, but there has been a considerable loss of active farmland to housing in both Newbury Old Town and Byfield, but not so much change along Route 1A from Newbury to Ipswich.
What were once shoe factories in Newburyport are now residences, and I am reminded that Amesbury is rich with similar opportunities for further development of the downtown.
As for open space, there is considerable remaining in Amesbury, Salisbury and Newburyport that share the splendor of the Merrimack River that empties the uplands and lowlands of southern New Hampshire and northern Massachusetts in its graceful reach to the ocean.
While we may be generally aware of it, the open space we share is best regarded from above.
There is a lot of it, and summer flights out of Plum Island Airport can be remarkably rewarding for a modest investment.
But take an hour to tour comfortably at home via Google Earth this winter, and a day or two of driving along our back roads this spring at, say, not more than 30 mph to marvel at what's still available despite 400 years of rooting in.
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If his goal was to keep all of NASCAR on its toes during Championĺs Week, Brad Keselowski played it perfectly.
He was brash and bold and changed nothing about his personality as he seamlessly navigated press events, cocktail receptions, sponsor dinners and socializing. He burned the candle at both ends in Las Vegas, trying hard to hold his own with veteran drivers who tried but failed to rattle him with some lighthearted hazing.
Keselowski was like the pesky kid brother nobody wanted around, and he seemed to love playing the part.
Until it was time to be the Sprint Cup champion.
Keselowski officially accepted his new title with an unscripted speech that impressed most everyone in the crowd of 1,500 in the ballroom of the Wynn Las Vegas Resort. He refused to write a speech ahead of time, which had NASCAR officials holding their breath for most of the 12 minutes Keselowski spoke.
In going up to the podium with no notes loaded into the TelePrompTer, Keselowski joined Jimmie Johnson as the only two drivers in the last decade to go off-the-cuff in their championship speeches. Johnson only did it once, after his fifth title in 2010.
The highlight of Keselowskiĺs speech was the close, in which it became clear how much he appreciates his new role as champion.
ôAs we look into `13, I hope as a sport we can continue to find common ground to unify,ö Keselowski said. ôWe have some of the smartest people that can solve any problem. As a champion, I want to be your leader, and I want to help you make it happen.ö
His remarks come with NASCAR down to roughly eight weeks to finalize development on its 2013 car, which the industry is counting on to improve the racing. As attendance and television ratings continue to slip, the actual on-track product is under heavy scrutiny and the garage seems divided as to how it can be improved.
At 28, Keselowski is the eighth-youngest champion in Cup history and he claimed his title in just his third full season. But he grew up in a racing family and has a strong desire to do his part to help motorsports succeed.
And as a driver for Roger Penske, the team owner who is deeply committed to both NASCAR and the struggling IndyCar Series, Keselowski understands the challenges currently facing American auto racing. Thatĺs what he meant, he said after Friday nightĺs speech, when he called for unity.
ôYou look at IndyCar and the things they are fighting, it shows how you can take a series with great action, great people and (throw) it all away when you donĺt work together,ö Keselowski said. ôI feel like in our series, we have the potential to be stronger than what we are if we work together. I want to be a part of that, to work with others and help move this sport forward and make it as strong as we can be.ö
It was a humble side of Keselowski that he rarely shows, partly because he likes to be different and enjoys keeping everyone guessing. Itĺs part of a game Keselowski is seemingly playing at times as he tries to beat his competitors both on and off the track.
Three-time champion Tony Stewart seems wise to Keselowskiĺs act, noting in his speech that the late NASCAR spokesman Jim Hunter would have really enjoyed Keselowski if heĺd gotten a chance to know the driver. Hunter enjoyed edgy and colorful drivers, and grew close to Stewart at a time when Stewart was sparring with most NASCAR officials.
ôI donĺt think Brad has learned to be cautious yet,ö Stewart said. ôHopefully that wonĺt bite him like it has a lot of drivers in the past. But itĺs refreshing. Itĺs nice to see somebody that just speaks from the heart and isnĺt guarded when he speaks. Thatĺs the way all of us should be.ö
Four-time champion Jeff Gordon agreed Keselowski is a bit of a throwback, and shouldnĺt change.
ôToo polished is sometimes not good, either,ö Gordon said. ôYouĺve got to be who you are and let that shine. Thatĺs what I see in him. There doesnĺt seem like thereĺs much fazing him or changing him, at least not what Iĺve seen so far, so I donĺt anticipate it happening.ö
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The payoff was a Nationwide Series championship in 2010 with crew chief Paul Wolfe, the first official NASCAR championship for Penske, and then a long-term contract extension that was announced a year ago for Keselowski and Wolfe.
Then the duo teamed together this season to win five races Ś two in the Chase for the Sprint Cup championship Ś and bring Penske Racing its first Cup title 40 years after Penske first entered NASCAR. It carried a $5,728,405 bonus from series sponsor Sprint that pushed the No. 2 teamĺs season winnings to $12,106,255.
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Royal Order of Merit for Bielefeld Mathematician
Last Wednesday (27.08.2014) Professor Dr. Friedrich Götze from Bielefeld University was awarded the Order of Orange-Nassau in the Dutch city of Eindhoven. The mathematician received this honour from the King of the Netherlands for his commitment to building up the European research institute 'Eurandom' at the Eindhoven University of Technology. The main focus of work at the institute is on research in the stochastic sciences and their applications. In his laudation, Rob van Gijzel, the Mayor of Eindhoven, praised Götze's contribution to transnational research in the stochastic sciences as a member of the Institute's Scientific Council.[Weiterlesen]
Nationwide Study on Football Fans in the Stadium
Bielefeld University launches online surveyHow do football fans show their love for their club? Researchers at the Institute for In-terdisciplinary Research on Conflict and Violence at Bielefeld University are trying to find that out. The Institute's new nationwide project called "Bielefeld football fans survey" (BiFans), led by Prof. Dr. Andreas Zick, investigates fan cultures and how fans identify with football clubs from the First to Third German Leagues. For this study, the researchers are looking for football fans who attend stadium games played by teams in these Leagues to complete an online survey. The German Football League and the German Football Association are supporting the project, but it remains scientifically independent. The online survey is now open.[Weiterlesen]
An intelligent apartment for life
Federal Ministry for Education and Research funds project of Bielefeld University and 13 regional partnersA new project, 'KogniHome', has been launched to develop a networked home that supports the health, quality of life and safety of families, people living alone and senior citizens. Fourteen project partners from Ostwestfalen-Lippe will be collaborating in the new regional innovation cluster 'KogniHome' over the next three years. The Federal Ministry for Education and Research (BMBF) is supporting the project until 2017 with eight million Euros of funding. KogniHome is led by CITEC, the Cluster of Excellence at Bielefeld University. Further partners include white goods manufacturer Miele, the v. Bodelschwingh Foundation and the company Hella, Lippstadt. The total amount of funding, including contributions from these project partners, amounts to 11.3 million Euros.[Weiterlesen]
Bielefeld University popular among international researchers
Bielefeld University is high up in the 2014 Humboldt Rankings: In the overall ranking of German universities, Bielefeld University comes 11th out of 79. It is now number two in North Rhine-Westphalia behind Bonn University.
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On Friday 18 July 2014, members of the university community dined at the canteen for the last time in almost 39 years. That following weekend, the canteen moved to its new location in Building X. On Monday, 21 July, the new canteen opened its doors to hungry students and staff. In addition to providing a wider selection of meal options, the new cafeteria offers a new style of serving in which guests can largely put their own meals together.[Weiterlesen]
Five Summer School Programmes at Bielefeld University
Various academic faculties and departments of Bielefeld University as well as the "it's OWL" Cluster of Excellence are organizing summer school programmes for students and international researchers at the end of the term and during the semester break. Around 300 participants will take part in continuing education and exchange activities. The spectrum of topics offered ranges from mathematical economics to literary studies, all the way to intelligent technical systems. Additionally, summer language courses in German will also be offered to international students and doctoral researchers.[Weiterlesen]
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Depending on their cultural background, people react differently to a robot's appearance. What this is implies for robot design was the topic of a lecture given by Social Informatics researcher Selma Šabanović, Ph.D., at Bielefeld University's Center of Excellence Cognitive Interactive Technology (CITEC) on 14 July. In her talk, Dr. Šabanović presented her approach to designing robots whose functions can be understood independently of the user's cultural background. Šabanović was invited by the CITEC Center of Excellence and is currently a Visiting Professor for Gender Studies at Bielefeld University. In another lecture, she examined the issue of how social robots can intensify gender stereotypes depending on whether they look "female" or "male." This lecture was held on 16 July at Bielefeld University. Both lectures were open to the public.
From Risk-Taking by Banks to the Brain Drain
Meeting of the EDEEM international doctoral programme atBielefeld University / Award of first degrees
Around 30 doctoral students of the international EDEEM ("European Doctorate in Economics – Erasmus Mundus") doctoral programme are coming together at Bielefeld University from Wednesday to Friday (9-11 July). At their Summer Meeting, the economists will be presenting the latest results of their research. The topics of the presentations range from risk-taking by banks to discrimination on the job market, and to the costs incurred by companies as a result of the brain drain, i.e. the resignation of talented employees. EDEEM is a doctoral programme in economics involving seven European universities. The programme is coordinated by Bielefeld University with Professor Dr Herbert Dawid as EDEEM coordinator.[Weiterlesen]
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The 48 warning sirens in a 10-mile radius around the plant will be sounded for three minutes at noon and again 30 minutes later, officials said.
One of three emergency response agencies (Maricopa County Emergency Management Department, Maricopa County Sheriff's Office or Arizona Department of Public Safety) would activate the sirens if a nuclear emergency happened at the triple-reactor plant in Wintersburg.
The Arizona Department of Transportation will use electronic message signs to notify drivers on Interstate 10 of Wednesday's test.
The siren tests are done once a year and are part of the "Alert and Notification System" required by federal regulations. Area residents are provided materials on how to respond in an emergency.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. — Indiana thought it had experienced everything when it escaped the brutal Big Ten Conference with the outright title.Then the Hoosiers started looking at videotape of Syracuse's stingy zone defense.
"We don't see a lot of 2-3 zones like this," said senior guard Jordan Hulls on the eve of Indiana's Sweet 16 game with Syracuse at the Verizon Center here.
"They're very long, very athletic; they close out to balls a lot faster than what we've seen."
Syracuse's zone defense is unlike any other. It has given Big East coaches fits since Jim Boeheim became the Syracuse head coach in 1976. Players swing their long arms nimbly in pursuit of the ball, putting plenty of pressure on the offense.
Still, Indiana is favored in the NCAA East Regional semifinal match that gets underway at 9:45 p.m. Thursday. To live up to that expectation, they will have to overcome the Syracuse defense.
What makes the Orange's zone so to daunting?
Mostly the athletes Boeheim recruits to play it. The shortest player in Syracuse's starting lineup is Brandon Triche at 6-foot-4. The front line of C.J. Fair (6-8), James Southerland (6-8) and Rakeem Christmas (6-9) is capable of flying around and trapping in the corners.
"They like to get up in your face," said Indiana forward Will Sheehey. "They get out and challenge passing lanes, they don't pack it in. It's almost like a pressure 2-3 zone."
Indiana coach Tom Crean competed against the Syracuse zone when he was at Marquette from 1999-2008. But he said that doesn't necessarily give him an advantage.
"I don't think you can look at that zone and think you're going to beat it any one way," Crean said. "I (also) don't think you can look at the zone and think you can stand around and pass the ball around the perimeter either. That is a recipe for defeat."
The Hoosiers have spent a good part of their week preparing for Syracuse's pressure but they are also trying to maintain a normal pre-game workout routine. The players said they want to make sure they don't psyche themselves out in anticipation of the zone defense.
"We're gonna move the ball and hit open shots," said forward Derek Elston. "That's kinda been the key all year, and I don't think anything's going to change."
The way to conquer the Syracuse zone is to make perimeter shots. Hulls, one of Indiana's best outside shooters, looked good in practice after suffering a right shoulder injury in Sunday's win over Temple. He did not appear to favor the shoulder.
"It's feeling good," said Hulls. "Once it got loose, I was able to shoot well. The doctors are doing a great job of getting me back in shape, feeling well."
The Indiana-Syracuse matchup is the first time they've met since the 1987 national championship game -- when Indiana's Keith Smart hit a baseline shot to beat the Orange at the end.
Sheehey said the Hoosiers are well aware of that game and shot because it is played in their locker room before every game.
"It means a lot for any of those guys to be compared to any of us," said Sheeney. "We always look up in Assembly Hall and see the banners, and we know the correlation."
By the way, John Harbaugh, head coach of the Super Bowl champion Baltimore Ravens, watched Indiana's open practice session, and said he will attend the game with Syracuse.
"I love these players," said Harbaugh. "I've got a plane ticket to Atlanta, but I'm not going if the Hoosiers don't go."
Atlanta is the site of the NCAA Final Four.
Justin Albers is a sportswriter for the Anderson, Ind., Herald Bulletin.


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FOUR fundraising friends and their daughters are going to paint the town, and countryside, red this summer for Red Cross Week.
Karen Jones, Amanda Rees, Julie Howarth and Cathy Lynes have all registered to take on the Red Shoe Walk in the Peak District on June 7, part of this year's Red Cross Week celebrations.
To make it a family affair, the Knutsford women will be joined by their daughters, who are all year 9 pupils at Knutsford Academy.
Karen, a community legacy manager with the British Red Cross, said: "It was our chance to take on a challenge with our daughters and enjoy some magnificent scenery whilst raising money for an amazing charity – the British Red Cross."
The British Red Cross Red Shoe Walks are taking place throughout the UK this summer, and the Peak District addition is a family-friendly 7-mile walk in the Derbyshire countryside. All walkers need to dress in red of any shade, and will each be given a pair of free red shoe covers to add to their outfit.
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1Sandra Bullock Will Make $70 Million from 'Gravity'
Gravity was a massive hit both at the box office and with critics, and it's worked out well for Sandra Bullock, too, as she'll apparently make AT LEAST $70 million from film revenue. Whaaaaat!
Basically, she signed an initial deal for $20 million just for appearing – a high payday for an actress that's reserved for the best of the best, for sure – PLUS 15% of box office fees (how in the hell did she wrangle that?!) AND portions of "home video, TV and ancillary revenue". That adds up to a fuckton of money, for sure.
From the Hollywood Reporter:
According to multiple sources, Bullock's deal with Warner Bros. for the Alfonso Cuaron-directed space epic calls for her to earn $20 million upfront against 15 percent of first-dollar gross. That means once her advance is covered, she will collect 15 percent of the studio's slice of the box-office pie, known as "film rentals."
Gravity has earned more than $700 million at the worldwide box office and is expected to cross the $750 million mark. Assuming Warners gets 45 percent of that, Bullock's take would be more than $50 million, including her upfront payment. But theatrical revenue is just one part of what she'll make, as she also gets a percentage from home video, TV and ancillary revenue.
"The theatrical window is going to generate a third of the total revenue a movie will earn; it will get another third on DVD; and then the final third comes from pay and free TV," says one veteran finance lawyer. Gravity might earn proportionately more at the box office, says this lawyer, because "pay and free-TV numbers cap out at a certain point."
So basically, that $70 million estimate is a conservative one and she could actually make much, much more than that. Get it, girl!
Of course, it was an incredibly challenging shoot and meant Sandra had to spend a shit ton of time in isolation, which caused depression, etc. Still, $70 million seems like more than an adequate paycheck for a few months of doing what you love, no matter how hard it is, wouldn't you say?
February 27, 2014 at 11:30 am by Jennifer
15Best, Worst, and WTF of SAG Awards Fashion
The SAG Awards is probably the most "meh" of all awards shows, am I right? Still, that's no reason to ignore the fashion. Why? Because it's fun. Here are some looks from the 20th Annual SAG Awards. Let's go through and pick the looks for BEST, WORST, and WTF.
For more awards show fashion, check out the Golden Globes Awards post.
I don't think Amanda Peet knows how to dress anymore. This is something I'd expect from Chloë Sevigny, and I don't even know if she could pull this off. It's just so…fug. I'm sorry, I know "fug" is played-out, but I cannot summon any other words to accurately describe this dour mess.
January 19, 2014 at 3:05 pm by Catherine St. Ives
0The Oscar Nominations Are Here!
The Academy just hosted their live stream at 5:38am PST and within 10 mins, all the excitement is now over and we know who our 2014 nominations are going to. I'll stick with the categories covered on the live stream, but a full list is available on the Oscars website for the lesser-known (but equally important!) categories. These are in the order that they were announced during the broadcast.
Best Supporting Actor
Barkhad Abdi – Captain Phillips
Bradley Cooper – American Hustle
Michael Fassbender – 12 years a Slave
Jonah Hill – The Wolf of Wall Street
Jared Leto – Dallas Buyers Club
Best Supporting Actress
Sally Hawkins – Blue Jasmine
Jennifer Lawrence – American Hustle
Lupita Nyong'o – 12 Years
Julia Roberts – August: Osage County
June Squibb – Nebraska
Best Original Song
'Alone Yet Not Alone' – Alone Yet Not Alone
'Happy' – Dispicable Me 2
'Let It Go' – Frozen
'The Moon Song' – Her
'Ordinary Love' – Mandela
Best Adapted Screenplay
Richard Linklater, Julie Delpy and Ethan Hawke – Before Midnight
Billy Ray – Captain Phillips
Steve Coogan – Philomena
John Ridley – 12 Years a Slave
Terrence Winter – The Wolf of Wall Street
Best Original Screenplay
American Hustle
Blue Jasmine
Dallas Buyers Club
Best Animated Feature
The Croods
Despicable Me 2
Ernest & Celestine
The Wind Rises
Best Documentary Feature
The Act of Killing
Cutie and the Boxer
Dirty Wars
The Square
20 Feet From Stardom
Best Foreign Language Film
The Broken Circle Breakdown
The Great Beauty
The Hunt
The Missing Picture
Best Director
David O. Russell – American Hustle
Alfonso Cuaron – Gravity
Alexander Payne – Nebraska
Steve McQueen – 12 Years a Slave
Martin Scorsese – Wolf of Wall Street
Best Actress
Amy Adams – American Hustle
Cate Blanchett – Blue Jasmine
Sandra Bullock – Gravity
Judi Dench – Philomena
Meryl Streep – August: Osage County
Best Actor
Christian Bale – American Hustle
Bruce Dern – Nebraska
Leonardo DiCaprio - The Wolf of Wall Street
Chitwetel Ejiofor – 12 Years a Slave
Matthew McConaughey – Dallas Buyers Club
Best Picture
American Hustle
Captain Phillips
Dallas Buyers Club
12 Years a Slave
The Wolf of Wall Street
And there we have it. What do we think? No big surprises there, I don't think. Who do we think will take the big awards? I think 12 Years a Slave has got Best Picture on lock, but anything could happen. The Oscars will be held on March 2nd, so there's plenty of time to make your predictiongs.
January 16, 2014 at 6:04 am by Jennifer
10Best, Worst, And WTF Of Golden Globes Fashion
The Golden Globes happened last night and man, what a trainwreck! People were drunk and cursing all over the place. And Clooney wasn't even there.
But you know what was there? The best, worst, and most WTF celebrity fashion had to offer. Let's take a look through all these GG outfits and pick out which ones were deserving of BEST, WORST, and WTF.
January 13, 2014 at 1:20 pm by Catherine St. Ives
2People's Choice Awards Fashion: The Best, Worst, And WTF
This week we had Hollywood's least impressive awards show, the People's Choice Awards, and no one really brought their A-game fashionwise. I get that you don't want to wear your best dress to the PCA but some of these outfits…yikes.
Take a scroll through the looks and then tell me YOUR picks for BEST, WORST, AND WTF. Mine are at the end!
January 9, 2014 at 1:00 pm by Catherine St. Ives
1Sandra Bullock: "No Human Being Should Ever Read The Comments Sections"
Sandra Bullock decided to Google herself and learned the hard way rule #1 of the internet: never read the comments. But she did, she read comments about herself and she's got a good attitude about it. She talked about her trip into Google in her acceptance speech for actress of the year at the Palm Springs International Film Festival. Via People:
So, I Googled myself and read the comments section, thinking I could get some tidbits of what people really think of me. No human being should ever read the comments sections or ever Google one's self at any time.
Some things I was very well aware of. 'Sandra Bullock is over 40′ came up a lot. I know that. 'Sandra Bullock's way past 40.' Yeah, I know that, too … 'There's absolutely nothing special about her acting. She's not particularly attractive, I can't stand her, she's mediocre. She's over 40.' And apparently Julia [Roberts] … You and I are in a dispute over George Clooney. We talked about this, right? It's shared custody and we're both fine with it.
[There were] lots and lots of comments about who I've dated. Some are true and some I'll never admit to.
I was reminded I made out with Meryl Streep. Off-screen, not necessarily her choice. I kind of took her by surprise.
Some commenters thought I had good hair and good teeth. And I made some young girls and some over 40 girls laugh with some chick flicks. I sparked with Betty White and I've flown into space. I've had a pretty good life and a pretty good career.
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The Visitor Contact Station at Salt River Bay is currently closed until we reopen on November 14, 2014. Based on staff availability we can open by appointment, or reserve for specific function. Call 340-773-1460 for more information
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Fed Needs New Benchmark as Unemployment Nears 6.5 Percent
If there is one benchmark Americans recognize with respect to the economy and monetary policy, it's the unemployment rate falling below 6.5 percent. From there, it was expected the Federal Reserve policy of bond buying known as quantitative easing would lighten, allowing interest rates to rise. After the latest job report showed improvments in the number of jobless yet weaker hiring volumes, economists expect that original benchmark will have to change to accommodate economic crosswinds.
Too much progress
Though there were mixed signals in the job report that appeared Friday, February 7, the unemployment rate fell to 6.6 percent. That figure equaled the lowest number of jobless Americans since October 2008 while giving rise to speculation it could drop to below the Fed's threshold for changing monetary policy within months. When Ben Bernanke spoke about the Fed's benchmark for unemployment in December 2012, The New York Times reported that central bank officials saw that happening at the end of 2015.
Little more than a year later, Bernanke's successor has to grapple with the faster-than-expected fall in unemployment. New Fed Chair Janet Yellen was one of the supporters within the Fed of monetary policy tied to jobless rates rather than calendar dates. Now she is likely to call for a revision of that benchmark in light of discouraging economic data accompanying the good news on unemployment.
The bad news
Several elements of the February 8 jobs report suggested the recovery was being outpaced by the jobless rate. A gain of 113,000 jobs in January followed an even weaker December after an average of 194,000 jobs per month in 2013. However, the report also indicated that those who had given up on finding work had come out of the cold.


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