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Unfortunately Ultra Kickboxing is now closed whilst we look for a new location. We aplogise for any inconvenience caused.
Are you bored of rusty old Kickboxing classes, more bothered about selling you gradings and suits than teaching a modern engaging syllabus firmly in the 21st century? You are in the right place. Ultra Kickboxing is a Kickboxing gym in North London focusing on light continuous, semi-contact and full contact Kickboxing as well as general fitness and personal training. We are based in Barnet in North London near Enfield, Southgate, and Cockfosters. We share state of the art premises with KO Gym North London, with bags, gym machines, free weights, personal training area and a training ring at your disposal.
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Recipe Challenge: Soups!It's November already and in the Northern hemisphere it's getting cold and autumn just stepped into our door with colorful leaves and windy days in his backpack.So we thought what better meal to prepare than a warm hearty soup - And even if it's not autumn right now where you live, soup is amazing and there are also those yummy summer-soup variations like asparagus- or tomatosoup! Again, we will provide you with some examples of food photography taken of all kinds of soups to inspire you to make your own for this challenge Rules Try to challenge yourself and make brand new shots for this challenge.( We will check the upload date of your deviations. No cheating! )
Update! - Recipe Challenge: SandwichesUpdate:Since we haven't had enough entries yet, we've changed the deadline to 28th October 2013! _Usually in our Recipe Challenges we've given you a recipe of a meal or dessert, which you re-cooked and presented in your entry-photos.We decided to mix things up a little by choosing a more general theme or meal, while you can make up your own recipes or show us your all-time favourite recipes in the most yummy ways!So let's get started!For September 2013 we've decided on 'Sandwiches' as our challenge.Sandwiches of any kind are something very variable (and yummy!) and can be done within half an hour. You can chose any sort of ingredient to create something very unique.Same goes for the photos you can take of them! Either concentrating solely on the sandwich itself, you can also present them in very creative ways, even only showing the ingredients before assembly.Here are some inspirational shots to get you going! (Read below for rules and prizes! )
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District 11, which represents constituents in the downtown area, has the most challengers of any of the 10 districts having an election this spring.
And as a way to get to know these candidates, there will be two public forums coming up.
Five individuals - including incumbent Roger Patton - will be on hand at 3 p.m. Jan. 27 at the East Terrace Apartments, 801 East Ave., and at 7 p.m. Jan. 28 at Avalon Square, 222 Park Place.
During these forums, the five will present their backgrounds and offer their views on issues related to the City of Waukesha and the district.
The candidates for District 11 are Patton, Tyler Hoffman Sr., Lenny Miller, James Cowee and Kyle Villarreal Sr.
Miller lost to Patton in the 2010 election.
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It was good to escape the bustle of Jackson Hole.
Little more upscale than say. a NY deli. Clean seating area. Calming music. And attentive staff.
Salad bar. Hot bar. Deli salads. Free coffee refills. Filling and healthful lunch.
Our tour group was staying across the street and organized our breakfast here at the Pearl Street Market. We got the impression they weren't yet open for regular customers but our group of 50 people found a warm welcome and the breakfast buffet was well-stocked. The highlight (for us) was the freshly made hash browns. So often these are frozen...
Great spot for soup and sandwiches a small area with seating. Also has gourmet groceries meats a good find in Jackson.
Reasonable sandwiches, smoothies, decadent desserts, gourmet items. check, check,check, check. we stopped in twice
This little market was a treasure on our trip to Jackson Hole. Very unique food items and small grocery items. At the deli the sandwiches were just the beginning. Salads, lasagne and various other delicious items were there. Prices are ok and the hot food section if open, was VERY good. A highlight was definitely the staff who smiled and...
Instead of eating at an overpriced restaurant in town, grab one of the fabulous custom made sandwiches and a drink and picnic in Grand Teton National Park. the sandwiches were fresh with tasty ingredients
The food absolutely met my expectations, but the service was totally lacking. I can't recall a time where the server came to the table, dumped our food off (no, really...dumped), took the number, and left. No one working there looked happy to be there. With all that in mind, I'll be fine if we never stop there again,
This is a great place for picking up sandwiches/cake for a day in the park - we also had a delicious very berry smoothie. Lots of choice and easily located just off the town square. There is a parking lot and an area you can eat in if you choose.
Excellent food, kind and helpful, and accommodating. Their risotto was delicious as well as the tri-tip! So good that we went there twice today!
A tiny version of Whole food or Trader Joes. Had many Local Organic options, soups and salads. Fresh made sandwiches. Breakfast burritos fresh to go. Bought Organic milk for the kids, expensive but close.
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INDIANAPOLIS — Andrew Luck has been compared to Peyton Manning since it became clear the Indianapolis Colts would select him with the No. 1 pick in April's draft.
Through every question about his well-chronicled predecessor, Luck has smiled and talked about his admiration for the NFL's only four-time MVP. He's also said, on more than one occasion, that it would be an honor to be mentioned in the same sentence as Manning.
How about this sentence? With three games remaining in the regular season, Andrew Luck has more passing yards as a rookie (3.792) than Peyton Manning had in 1998 (3,739).
In fact, Luck needs 259 yards to surpass Cam Newton's all-time rookie passing record.
Luck has shied away from such talk all year. So I knew his likely answer when I asked him about passing Manning after Sunday's 27-23 win against the Tennessee Titans.
"I'm glad we got the win," Luck said. "Again, I don't think I deserve to look back doing anything. It would be dishonest to my teammates, and I have to keep focus. I guess it's good to get records. Good records, not interception records."
That last bit was added almost as an aside, an example of the self-deprecation that has marked every one of the rookie's meetings with the media.
It's also an example, however, of what sets this Colts team apart.
You know it's a special season when a game in which a team rallies from a 13-point halftime deficit and the quarterback takes a gaudy franchise record away from a bona fide icon barely moves the needle.
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At approximately 5:00 a.m. Sunday morning, state police responded to the scene after the driver of a Chevrolet Camaro, which was traveling eastbound on Route 460, was struck head-on by the driver of a 2004 Jeep Cherokee. The Jeep Cherokee was traveling westbound in the eastbound lane of Route 460 at the time of the crash.
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Hi Ladies, My name is Jaime and I'm new to this site. I came here for a little support and insight to the life of pregnancy and thrills of TTC. I posted a thread a few days ago, and I still haven't gotten a reply. I don't really have anyone to talk to about this (that can help at least..) and I don't want to worry anyone with it.
Anyways, Here's a little info about my current situation.. and I wonder if anyone else is going through it too.
Last period was Nov. 8th
Nov. 29th I experienced light bleeding.. which is weird for me because it's usually like flood gates being opened.. lol but it only lasted a couple of hours that one day. The next week after that I experienced extreme emotions, really bad gas (I swear it's not a normal thing for me lol), slight nausea, and a slight headache here and there.
Believe it or not, I didn't even think about pregnancy till the day right before AF was due back (last Friday, Oct 6th) when I got moody with my sister and she said "Jeeze, what are you pregnant?!?" It all hit me like a ton of bricks and I remembered all the things that had been happening to my body.
I decided to buy a test and take it the morning my period was supposed to be coming.. BFN
But since the negative, the "symptoms" have eased to nothing except I'm still a little emotional and moody.. especially with my man (which might just be because he's a typical man hehe) and every once in a while I'll feel like my period is coming.. but nothing.
Is it possible that when I tested, it was too early?
..or.. is it all in my head?
I'm afraid to test again.
Kyle and Jordan - Married June 22nd, 2013
TTC #1 since October 2013.
My chart -
One loss - March 2014 (5 weeks)
BFP on June 13, 2014 - EDD 2/25/2014
First Beta at 12DPO-186. 15DPO-598!
So that leads up to today. I'm 14DPO. I tested this morning and still got a BFN. I called the doctor like I was suppose to after my 2WW and his nurse said that he wanted to do a blood test just to make sure since it is the most accurate and depending on the results either schedule a pregnancy app or start Provera and Clomid round 2. What are the chances that I could get my BFP on the blood test? I feel like we did everything right. The doctor said our only problem was that I wasn't ovulating. I understand it could be positive if my levels weren't high enough before. I've just been really upset all day because I really thought my BFP was today. Opinions please?
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April 25, 2014 -- The big news out of the FDA's announcement on e-cigarettes is that people under age 18 will no longer be able to buy them.
That ban will go into effect 30 days after the rules are approved. But it could take more than 2 years for many of the other rules to go into effect. And while everyone from the American Lung Association to e-cigarette makers praised the plan, others say it won't do enough to keep the products out of the hands of teens.
E-cigarettes contain a nicotine solution that is heated to create a vapor the user breathes in, or "vapes." Before the FDA's announcement Thursday, no federal rules existed to regulate what's in them, who they can be sold to, or how they are advertised.
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Q: In addition to banning sales to minors, what else do the proposed rules do?
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- Register with the FDA
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- Seek approval to make direct and implied claims of reduced risk
- Include health warnings
They could not distribute free samples or sell products in vending machines (unless the facility never allows people under 18 to enter).
Right now, "We can't even tell you what compounds are in the vapor," says Mitch Zeller, director of the FDA Center for Tobacco Products, who spoke at a press briefing about the new rules.
Q: What don't the new rules cover?
A: The new rules do not ban online sales, TV ads, or flavored e-cigarettes. Zeller says once the rules are finalized, the FDA could propose separate rules for those areas.
It's yet to be decided if cigars that are ''premium" -- hand-rolled with a tobacco leaf wrapper -- will be included. The FDA is seeking comments on that question, Zeller says.
Q: Why didn't they include the flavors and the marketing?
A: Public health advocates worry that the sweet flavors of e-cigarettes will continue to attract teens, along with marketing.
But CDC Director Tom Frieden, MD, said in an interview with NPR that rules in those areas could be challenged in court.
"One of the challenges that the FDA has is the balance between stringent regulation and regulation that will stand up to a court challenge," Frieden told NPR. He noted that the e-cigarette industry has already won one court case against the FDA.
"It is a real balancing act between how effective regulation can be and how sustainable it will be in court."
Q: What other products are included in the new rules?
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Looming over the tiny main square and surrounding area is this arresting château. Built as the Gothic-era residence of the noble Liechtenstein family in the 13th century, the château later served as the residence of the powerful Dietrichsteins. Napoléon Bonaparte also stayed here in 1805 while negotiating peace terms with the Austrians after winning the Battle of Austerlitz (Austerlitz is now known as Slavkov, near Brno). Sixty-one years later, Bismarck used the castle to sign a peace treaty with Austria. The castle's darkest days came at the end of World War II, when retreating Nazi SS units set fire to it. Much of what you see today—though it looks deceptively ancient—is relatively new, having been rebuilt after World War II. The château holds the Regionální Muzeum (Regional Museum), exhibiting period furniture and local wine-making items, including a remarkable wine cask, made in 1643, with a capacity of more than 22,000 gallons. There are four different tours that can be combined in various ways.
- Address: Zámek 5, Mikulov, Moravia, 692 01 | Map It
- Phone: /519–309–019
- Cost: Full tour 150 Kč; history 80 Kč; cellar and barrel 50 Kč; wine history 50 Kč; Romans and Germans 50 Kč; night tours 140 Kč
- Hours: Apr. and Oct., Tues.–Sun. 9–4; May–June, and Sept., Tues.–Sun. 9–5; July–Aug., Tues.–Sun. 9–6
- Website: www.rmm.cz
- Location: Mikulov
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Michael Sharkie Hong Kong sprinter Luck Nine will need to tighten up and trim down if he is to win the Manikato stakes at Moonee Valley on Friday week according to trainer Caspar Fownes.
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Buffering wins Manikato Stakes
Chris Roots Star Queensland sprinter finally snares group 1 victory, taking out Manikato Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Buffering gets winkers for Manikato Stakes
Chris Roots Queensland trainer Robert Heathcote's phone has run hot since Buffering's Manikato Stakes win and he has had to cut a few people short.
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Chris Roots John O'Shea walked up with two barriers left to be disclosed in yesterday's Manikato Stakes barrier draw and didn't realise until he returned to his seat that he had lost a flip of the coin.
Rock gets his chance to roll Manikato field and join the elite
Chris Roots WE'RE GONNA ROCK has been the nearly horse. He nearly won a group 1 three times and he nearly went to stud.
Mental eyes Manikato triumph
Mathew Toogood Talented sprinter Mental will get the chance to confirm he is a group 1 performer when he contests the Manikato Stakes at Moonee Valley tonight.
Buffering's spring in doubt after Manikato flop
Michael Lynch Star Queensland sprinter Buffering's spring campaign is now dependent on the result of veterinary tests after he produced an uncharacterisically lacklustre performance when finishing unplaced in...
Schofield backs Hay List to overpower rivals in Manikato showdown
Chris Roots and Andrew Eddy INTERNATIONAL jockey Glyn Schofield says monster sprinter Hay List has more power and strength than any horse he has ridden in his career.
Begg not so silent on his chances of more group 1 success in Manikato
Chris Roots RANDWICK trainer Grahame Begg believes All Silent needs only a genuine pace to extend his impressive record in Melbourne with another group 1 in the Manikato Stakes at Moonee Valley on Friday.
Hay List lifts Manikato
Sprint star Hay List has passed his first test at the highest level with a dominant win in the Group One Manikato Stakes at Moonee Valley.
Hay List labelled the next Manikato after dominance
Michael Lynch CAULFIELD trainer Robert Smerdon yesterday said former West Australian galloper Hay List could be another Manikato.
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Max Presnell, Chris Roots and Adam Pengilly Max Presnell ,Chris Roots and Adam Pengilly on the triumphs and tragedies of the year that was.
Few stars on racing's spring skyline but watch this space
Chris Roots The new season dawned on Saturday with a protest and a predictable result. It was business as usual for the premier jockey and trainer, both celebrating doubles.
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Slade Power tipped for Melbourne spring to take on Australia's finest sprinters
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Sessions looks hard to beat in classy Goodwood
Max Presnell Fillies and mares, headed by the Gai Waterhouse sprinter Driefontein, are the most favoured by bookmakers in the group 1 Goodwood at Morphettville on Saturday.
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Patrick Bartley Bob Hoysted, one of Australia's finest trainers, dies, aged 88
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Jason Warren targets Oakleigh Plate redemption with Bel Sprinter
Chris Roots Jason Warren hopes Bel Sprinter can become a millionaire and excise some bad memories in Saturday's Oakleigh Plate at Caulfield.
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The Raiders will also workout wide receiver T.J. Houshmandzadeh tomorrow, according to reports. Houshmandzadeh spend the 2010 NFL season on the Baltimore Ravens and caught just 30 passes for 398 yards and two touchdowns. Raiders quarterback Carson Palmer worked out with Houshmandzadeh in the off season and had a nice rapport with him from their days together on the Bengals. Raiders head coach Hue Jackson is also familiar with Houshmandzadeh, having coached the Bengals wide receivers while Houshmandzadeh was there.
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To avoid a conflict with Sunday Night Football, NBC moved the 2014 Emmy Awards telecast up a month, to August 25. But in swerving clear of the football juggernaut, the Emmys steered right into the lane of the landmark cultural occasion of late August: the MTV VMAs, scheduled for one day prior. It got us thinking: What if we took things to their logical conclusion and handed MTV control of the Emmys, as well? Using categories from both the VMAs and their summertime counterpart, the MTV Movie Awards, we've imagined what would happen if the cable network was in charge of handing »
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Don Draper is losing his mind. This is not a new theory, but after last Sunday's season finale (for this half of Mad Men's final season) it looks like it is becoming a fact. A season that has had Don fighting to keep everything – his job, his marriage, his family – finally allows our battered protagonist to end things on a high note with Don back on top at Sc&P, letting go of a marriage that seemed only to weigh him down, and building an honest relationship with his kids (well, Sally at least). But then the true cracks start to show. While Don has spent the past season fighting to keep his place in his world, his world has forgotten him. Betty wants to pretend Don was just a "bad ex-boyfriend" instead of her ex-husband and the father of her three children. Sc&P marched on despite Don's forced leave of absence and »
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27 May 2014 1:00 PM, PDT | Rollingstone.com | See recent Rolling Stone news »
"The phones have been ringing off the hook!" Robert Morse exclaims, which isn't surprising given the 83-year-old actor's turn in the Mad Men split-season finale last Sunday night. (Here there be spoilers, so anyone who has not yet seen the episode, you may want to turn back now. Seriously.) Having played Sterling Cooper & Partners' co-founder and resident Zen philosopher/Japanaphile Bertrand Cooper on the show for seven seasons, Morse saw his character shuffle off this mortal coil right after his character witnessed Neil Armstrong walk on the moon. Viewers learn »
27 May 2014 11:54 AM, PDT | Vulture | See recent Vulture news »
Spoilers ahead. If you haven't yet seen Mad Men's mid-season finale, get on that and come back later. This week, Robert Morse will head to the set of Mad Men. Filming is underway on the series' final episodes, and the 83-year-old actor still gets scripts and turns up to table reads regularly, even though his character Bertram Cooper passed away in Sunday's mid-season finale. Morse tells us series creator–executive producer Matthew Weiner wouldn't have it any other way, and as far as TV deaths go, Weiner wrote Bert one hell of a swan song: a dazzling song-and-dance number set to "The Best Things in Life Are Free." Vulture chatted with Morse about his wife's tearful reaction, his smooth moves, and how he found out that Bert had only one testicle.Hi, Robert! Hello, hello! How are you doing today?I'm a Vulture [laughs]. What's the feedback been like? »
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Matthew Weiner spent most of Memorial Day in his office writing the final finale of "Mad Men," while fans parsed the state of the Sterling Cooper universe after Sunday's midseason finale.
He took a few moments away from focusing on next year's last seven episodes to discuss some of the broader themes and plot points from this year's first half of the farewell season.
Spoiler Alert: Stop reading if you haven't seen "Mad Men" episode 7, "Waterloo."
Although the seven episodes seemed to be over in a blink of an eye, Weiner said he and his writing team "really tried to tell a whole season's worth of story." Now that "Waterloo" has aired, the truth can be told. The writing team had long planned for Bert Cooper to die while watching the July 1969 moon landing. And they've been wanting to script a song-and-dance number for »
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At the beginning of this season, Mad Men creator-executive producer Matthew Weiner spoke with Vulture about the impact of splitting the final 14 episodes, and the timelessness of Don's creative work. Where does Don have left to go from here? Is the honest progress he's made in these last seven episodes built to last, or is his personal Waterloo yet to come? Answers won't arrive until next spring, but the morning after Sunday's momentous mid-season finale, Weiner talked about setting up the end by having Don earn his integrity and laying the groundwork for everything from that last dazzling vision of the late Bertram Cooper to Meredith's ill-timed pass at Don to, yes, Ginsberg's severed nipple.There's already debate online about whether Don's vision of Bert singing and dancing to "The Best Things in Life Are Free" was a tribute to Robert Morse or an indication that »
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"Waterloo" was one more episode of Mad Men this season that used iconic historical references to imbue the narrative with dread and toy with our pessimistic assumptions about Don Draper and friends (and frenemies). The title—a nod to Napoleon's last, losing battle—got us worrying that personal agendas would cause Don to sabotage the Burger Chef pitch or Peggy to botch it, or that the forces opposing their self-realization (the Cutler/Lou conspiracy thwarting Don's atonement; the chauvinist, unjust culture impeding Peggy's advancement) would win the day.
Instead, with the livelihoods on the line and all eyes watching, »
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26 May 2014 11:09 AM, PDT | ScreenRant.com | See recent Screen Rant news »
[This is a review of Mad Men season 7, episode 7. There will be Spoilers.]
For the second time in as many weeks, Mad Men has delivered an episode that, largely due to the weight of its closing moments, could easily have served as an incredibly satisfying end to the series itself. Unlike last week's slow pull away from Don, Peggy, and Pete forming an improvised family unit at a Burger Chef, however, 'Waterloo' puts another spin on the series' typically elegiac way of ending things by affording Robert Morse a chance to send the indomitable Bert Cooper off with a rendition of 'The Best Things in Life are Free' that is ...
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26 May 2014 9:28 AM, PDT | Den of Geek | See recent Den of Geek news »
After seven years, Mad Men is delivering its very best and still capable of surprising us. Here's our review of the midseason finale…
This review contains spoilers.
7.7 Waterloo
"What is happiness? The moment before you need more happiness." That season five line typifies the cynicism that, previous to Waterloo, I'd taken to be Mad Men's essential perspective.
Over six and a half seasons, Matthew Weiner's show has been a circus of disenchantment and unfulfillment. Against a backdrop of social discontent and ad-land lies, we've seen Don's death wish, Joan's compromises, Pete's frustrations, Peggy's loneliness, Kinsey's failed 'enlightenment', Lane's fate and more. "What is wrong with you people?" Megan once asked Peggy. They're Mad Men characters is the short answer; unhappy people whose job it is to create more unhappiness.
Then came this year's midseason finale.
Not »
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26 May 2014 9:14 AM, PDT | Indiewire Television | See recent Indiewire Television news »
The seventh season of "Mad Men" his its midway point, and its last episode until 2015, with a song in its heart -- specifically, "The Best Things in Life Are Free," which Bert Cooper returned from the grave to croon to a teary-eyed Don Draper. It was a surprising move, to say the least, and one not without its detractors -- my own take on that, and the rest of the episode, is here -- but there's no question it left us with a strong image to contemplate over the long break until the show's finale seven episodes. In its final season, "Mad Men" has knocked off characters and finalized stories with greater aplomb than any show since "The Wire": They'll be done with every one of them in seven hours, so why not give Ginsberg a psychotic break, or send Bert Cooper off to the great agency in the sky? »
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25 May 2014 11:15 PM, PDT | Variety - TV News | See recent Variety - TV News news »
Every great ad is a story. Ain't that the truth.
Spoiler Alert: Stop reading if you haven't seen the "Mad Men" season 7-a finale, "Waterloo."
We close this first half of the final season on a surprisingly hopeful note for our heroes. The mood seems to match the feeling of the country in July 1969 after the triumph of the Apollo 11 moon landing.
After nothing but bad news for years — assassinations, the Cold War, riots and Vietnam — the country was ready for some rah-rah news and Neil Armstrong's fateful footsteps certainly qualified. "Waterloo," written and directed by series creator Matt Weiner, seemed to underscore a lot of the big themes that Weiner has always pointed to in discussing the series. One of the biggest is his desire to show that the 1960s in reality are not at all as they are remembered in hindsight. I thought it »
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As Bert Cooper would say, Bravo.
In the week leading up to this mid-season finale, many Internet critics and commentators criticized AMC's decision to split Mad Men's season in two halves. Unlike Breaking Bad and The Walking Dead, action-heavy series that created excitement and anticipation with surprising cliffhanger endings, how could a slower, more character-driven series finish on a resonant note? Well, from the moments we see Bert Cooper watch the lift-off of Apollo 11 and Ted cut the engine as he steers two clients on his plane, "Waterloo" is a high-wire hour, full of superb acting and story turns both devastating and triumphant. This was an episode filled with darkness and light, some big wins and an incredible loss. If "Waterloo" does not rank as the series' best episode, it is certainly in the top five.
The best place to start is with the dearly departed Bertram Cooper, »
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25 May 2014 10:05 PM, PDT | Rollingstone.com | See recent Rolling Stone news »
During a brainstorming session in last week's episode "The Strategy" — perhaps the first time Don Draper has ever addressed Peggy Olson as a true creative equal, he gifted her with a great piece of advice: "I start at the beginning again, see if I end up in the same place." But that strategy doesn't work as well for his life, as the Season 7.1 finale, "Waterloo," shows in spades. Don started over with a second marriage, and it ended just like the first one, except this time it only took Megan »
25 May 2014 9:41 PM, PDT | Hitfix | See recent Hitfix news »
A review of the "Mad Men" mid-season finale coming up just as soon as I have to talk to people who just touched the face of God about hamburgers... "Bravo." -Bert Cooper In Peggy's pitch to Burger Chef — easily the best she's ever given, and one that gets much closer to the level of the Carousel pitch than I think we might have ever imagined anyone on this show (including Don himself) reaching again — she talks about how Neil Armstrong's first footsteps on the moon brought the whole world together, all watching the same amazing thing as it happened. It's a masterful blend of current events with the themes she and Don had already decided on — turning the thing that she feared would torpedo the pitch and making it into the element that closes the deal and nearly moves the Burger Chef executives to tears — demonstrating a keen »
- Alan Sepinwall
25 May 2014 8:05 PM, PDT | Vulture | See recent Vulture news »
If you've already seen Mad Men's half-season finale, then there are likely many questions on your mind. One of them might be about the episode's final minutes, which closed out with a song, in much the way many Mad Men episodes close out. But also not like the way many Mad Men episodes close out. Spoilers follow:Don Draper hallucinates the recently deceased Bert Cooper singing a song with lyrics that resonate with the historical event they all just experienced: The moon belongs to everyone The best things in life they're free The stars belong to everyone They cling there for you and for me The song is "The Best Things in Life Are Free," with lyrics written by Lew Brown and Buddy G. DeSylva and music by Ray Henderson. It was first heard in the 1930 musical Good News. One of the song's earliest versions was recorded by English bandleader »
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Turner Classic Movies (TCM) will open the 2014 edition of the TCM Classic Film Festival with the world premiere of a brand new restoration of the beloved Rodgers & Hammerstein musical Oklahoma! (1955). TCM's own Robert Osborne, who serves as official host for the festival, will introduce Oklahoma!, with the film's star, Academy Award®-winner Shirley Jones, in attendance. Vanity Fair will also return for the fifth year as a festival partner and co-presenter of the opening night after-party. Marking its fifth year, the TCM Classic Film Festival will take place April 10-13, 2014, in Hollywood. The gathering will coincide withTCM's 20th anniversary as a leading authority in classic film.
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Back in 1995, fresh out of college, Shannon Skidmore and his fiancée, Shannan, leased a small 20'x20' building, an old Chevrolet van, and 50 tubes, and took over Smoky Mountain River Rat from its previous owner. Over the next five years, the "Shannons" gradually made the business their own by buying their own property, with Shannon using his contractor license and expertise to erect a new, larger building in just six weeks. Smoky Mountain River Rat has expanded to 500 tubes, two vans, and 20 kayaks, and the business now also offers whitewater rafting on the nearby Pigeon River. Meanwhile, its shuttles transport families up and down the Little River for unlimited daily rides, with customers as young as 2 years old floating down 1.5 miles of tubing-friendly, meandering waters as they trade off verses of old sea chanteys.
Zorb Smoky Mountains holds the distinction of being the only Zorb site in the country. Born in New Zealand, Zorb globe riding is a sport that involves an inflatable globe and downhill trips, which may cause riders to roll so fast they think they are tearing a hole in the time-space continuum. The hills themselves are specially designed for globe riding and feature both straight and zigzagged trails.
Treks through Five Oaks Riding Stables' 70-acre nature park afford riders views of the Great Smoky Mountains and its indigenous mountain wildlife, including wild turkey and white-tailed deer. On 5-mile rides, tourists get glimpses of Mount LeConte, a mountain lake, and the remnants of an old moonshiner's still, which dates back to the days when Americans were only allowed to drink alcohol out of bathtubs.
What sets your business apart?
There is everything you could imagine in an amusement center. We have four different go-kart tracks, eight different kiddie rides, including a 70-foot Ferris wheel, and three thrill rides: the Sling Shot, SkyScraper, and the 700-foot long, 80-foot high zipline. Fun Stop also features a state of the art arcade with the latest games.
What inspired you to start or run this business?
My dad and grandfather have been in the amusement business for over 20 years. Personally, I had always dreamed of making a career in the amusement industry myself. That dream became a reality in November of 2011. I truly do love this business, and what I love most is our great customers from literally all over the world.
What is your most popular offering?
Our most popular rides are the Sling Shot and the SkyScraper. Our go-karts are also popular because they are the fastest in town.
Sixty-five feet above The Track Family Recreation Center, participants bungee toward the earth below, while one to three airborne attendees sample the buzz of skydiving at once by leaping into an oversize safety cushions on the SkyFlyer ride. Down on the ground, drivers in single- and double-seated go-karts hug the turns of a three-story, spiraling wooden track. Bumper cars smash into each other on land and water cannon–equipped bumper boats soak other vessels at sea. On the miniature fairways, putters aim to sink holes in one while avoiding waterfalls, tunnels, and mock jungle animals. Finally, thumbs test their reflexes in the arcade with video games, and youngsters can mosey over to Kids Country to pilot kiddie and rookie go-karts or make pet ponies jealous by riding the carousel.
Visitors enter a gleeful realm of recreation and friendly competition amid the indoor and outdoor attractions of Putt-Putt Golf & Games. The emerald corridors of 54 mini golf holes meander throughout the playscape, forming three 18-hole courses that gradually escalate in both difficulty and the territorial aggression of their native windmills. The thunderous clap of bat barrels smacking line-drives resonates from the baseball and softball cages, where mechanical hurlers sling baseballs at four different speeds and softballs at fast- and slow-pitch standards. More than 50 arcade and ticket-redemption games hungrily devour tokens in the game room, and guests can sate their appetites with pizza ($9 for a large), hot dogs ($1.50), and scoops of Blue Bunny ice cream ($2 for one scoop).


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Hobbies are fun. Period
Remember when you were a kid and your favorite camp counselor (she was irreverent and cool, and you wanted to be her) showed you how to twist four strands of colored plastic into a lanyard? Remember how oddly exhilarated you felt? Feel that way again—and with more practical results (what were those lanyards for, exactly?) by mastering some hobbies. On the vine: You've logged hours in the aisles of your local wine store, only to emerge with another safe choice. You're in a rut. The Westside institution Wally's Wine & Spirits offers courses that enlighten on various regions (Spain to Sonoma), so that you'll be able to tell your zin from your syrah. Speak easy: It's sexy to converse in another language, not to mention useful. The one-on-one instruction provided at Strommen Tutoring in Los Feliz can help you do it. French, Italian, Spanish, Mandarin—Strommen teaches them all. By the book: We love good-quality paper, the way it soaks up the ink and keeps its form. At the International Printing Museum in Carson, you can learn bookbinding and letterpress printing. Come prepared to get your hands dirty. String theory: There's something to be said about making your own jewelry. The materials are beautiful, the design is intricate, and you get to wear the results. Accents Jewelry in Santa Monica and Bead Boutique on West 3rd hold classes on wire wrapping, silk knotting, and basic beadwork. Harmonic convergence: Don't know what you're itching to play? There are lots of options at the Silverlake Conservatory, the music school cofounded by Red Hot Chili Peppers bassist Flea. If you already have an instrument and just need to find an instructor, visit the Web site of the Music Teachers' Association of California.
Let's not beat around the, um, bush. Sex—consensual, of course, and safely conducted—makes us purr. Endorphins are released. Stress? Out the window! How did William Shakespeare put it in Othello? Making the beast with two backs? We say, Go forth and be beastly.
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Bask in the style of a skirt and the performance of a bike short with the Louis Garneau Kat 2 Skirt. This fashionable little number incorporates a light, breathable asymmetrical outer skirt and a highly breathable, soft inner short. A Perfo 3D chamois offers comfort on any recreational ride, whether you're on a Sunday cruise around the waterway with your girlfriends or a morning ride to the local brunch spot.
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Cute skirt and decent chamois. It would be good for around town riding as it looks like a real skirt. It is a little too long for serious riding and isn't as sporty as I hoped.
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A flood warning has been issued by the Environment Agency for Ellington, Hamerton and the Alconburys in Cambridgeshire.
Flooding is expected for Hamerton, Upton, Alconbury, Alconbury Weston and Ellington.
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Keep in mind that I try to predict what we will do, and keep it as realistic as possible.
With us making our first few signings and the Draft nearing closer and closer, I will be cutting the offseason part out of my mocks now. I don't see much more happening than a rotational DE and another vet OL, if that. This mock will not account for any of those moves.
NFL Draft
**NOTE** I will not be predicting UDFAs.
Round 1: Bradley Roby, CB, THE Ohio St
A bad 2013 season has hurt Roby's draft stock pretty badly. Once a consensus top-ten pick, he has some technique issues that need fixing. Roby's upside is tremendous, and he without a doubt can end up being the best corner in this draft. With plus coverage skills, world-class speed, solid ball skills, and being sound in run-support, he has all the tools in the world to work with. If he lands with the right coaches, he could become a lockdown #1 corner. With Joseph and Carrier coaching our DBs, and being in a situation where we don't have to start him right away, Roby is a very possible candidate for the 24th pick.
Round 2: Brandon Thomas, OG/OT, Clemson
LG is a real question mark with Clint Boling tearing his ACL late in the season. Thomas offers the versatility we covet, playing both LT and LG at Clemson. Athletic, very strong, and long-armed, the undersized Thomas could get some looks to remain at OT, but his better fit is at OG. Very good at pulling, and solid in both pass and run protection, Thomas should not only be able to step in for Boling on Day 1, but keep the starting job after Boling returns, giving us very solid depth at OG.
Round 3: Christian Jones, LB, Florida St
Versatile LB who could play all 3 spots in our defense. Fantastic athlete with the ability to rush the passer and cover TEs, and yes, at times, even slot receivers. Very lengthy and a solid tackler. Would be a perfect fit as a SAM backer in our defense. Would be a pretty good value at this point.
Round 4: Aaron Murray, QB, Georgia
A guy we have shown a lot of interest in, I believe this pick totally depends on what happens with Dalton. If Andy isn't extended before the Draft, or at least semi-close to be extended, Mike Brown has made it seem the will prepare to move on. In that case, I think a guy like Mettenberger or Garropolo will be selected in the 2nd or 3rd round. I do believe something will be worked out with Andy though, and if so, I don't see a QB being taken before the 4th. Murray is a 4-year starter who produced quality performances in the SEC. An accurate passer with adequate arm strength, Murray is very experienced in a pro-style offense, and is athletic enough to gain some yards with his legs. Would be a very good backup for Dalton, and may even push for a starting spot in the future if Andy continues to struggle in big games.
Round 5: Aaron Lynch, DE, South Florida
With Margus Hunt being drafted in the 2nd last year, and Geathers returning from injury, I could see the team waiting until the mid-rounds to address DE if they feel comfortable with those two and Gilberry. As for Lynch, all the potential in the world, question is, does he want it bad enough? The team has shown interest in Lynch, and I could see him being the pick here. Can become a dominate pass-rusher and every-down starter if he wants to (which is a big if). Has the versatility to kick inside on passing downs. We either get the steal of the Draft, or waste a 5th rounder. Worth the risk.
Round 6: Matt Patchan, OT, Boston College
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Another guy with tons of potential, the injury bug has hit him and hit him hard. Was able to stay healthy last season and put together a good year. Had a really good Combine performance, and could end up being a starter down the road. Would compete with Marshall Newhouse for a spot on the 53 as our swing tackle.
Round 6 (Comp): Trey Millard, H-B, Oklahoma
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Ridiculously talented H-B who can block, run, and catch (not to mention hurdle). Falls to us here because of the posisiton being undervalued in today's league, and he is coming off of an ACL injury. Hue is all smiles.
Round 7: John Brown, WR, Pittsburg St
Another guy we have shown interest in, Brown has elite speed and is dangerous in space. As an undersized guy, he has small hands which will cause him to drop some, but he routinely makes impressive catches. He can be lined up in the slot, in the backfield, and is an effective KR and PR on teams. A 3-time team captain, he has been commended as a leader on and off the field as a guy with great character.
Round 7 (Comp): George Atkinson III, RB, Notre Dame
Atkinson has an impressive combination of size and speed at 6'1, 218, running a 4.39 40. Sets up his blocks well, and has been a solid runner in limited action. Decent receiver out of the backfield, and also brings ability as a KR to the table. Would get some reps in camp and pre-season games, while probably finding a home on the PS.
53 Man Roster
QB: Andy Dalton, Jason Campbell, Aaron Murray
RB: Gio Bernard, BJGE, Ced Peerman, Rex Burkhead
H-B: Trey Millard
WR: AJ Green, Marvin Jones, Mo Sanu, John Brown, Dane Sanzenbacher, Cobi Hamilton
TE: Jermaine Gresham, Tyler Eifert, Orson Charles
OT: Andrew Whitworth, Andre Smith, Matt Patchan
OG: Kevin Zeitler, Brandon Thomas, Clint Boling, Tanner Hawkinson
C: Mike Pollak, TJ Johnson
DE: Carlos Dunlap, Wallace Gilberry, Margus Hunt, Aaron Lynch, Robert Geathers
DT: Geno Atkins, Domata Peko, Brandon Thompson, Devon Still
SAM: Christian Jones, Sean Porter
MIKE: Rey Maualuga, Vinny Rey
WILL: Vontaze Burfict, Emmanuael LaMur
CB: Leon Hall, Terence Newman, Adam Jones, Dre Kirkpatrick, Bradley Roby
S: Reggie Nelson, George Iloka, Shawn Williams, Taylor Mays
K: Mike Nugent
P: Kevin Huber
LS: Clark Harris
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NEWBURYPORT — Two major issues — a vote on the LHD and the plans of the NRA — are expected to be discussed at municipal meetings this week, and city councilors know their ABCs when it comes to these two much-debated issues.
The LHD refers to the proposed Local Historic District, and councilors say a vote could take place at its regular meeting tonight at 7:30 in council chambers of City Hall.
The NRA stands for the Newburyport Redevelopment Authority, which is creating a request for proposals (RFP) to circulate among developers for a new park and two commercial buildings on the waterfront. The NRA is scheduled to meet Wednesday at 7 p.m. at City Hall.
The proposed LHD has been one of the most contentious issues in the city in years. If it passes, it would create a Local Historic District Commission that would have authority over major changes to structures on High Street, the central neighborhoods and the downtown business district.
The LHD Study Committee has been working on creating an ordinance since 2007, and City Hall observers say that councilors might vote on the issue tonight.
"An up-and-down vote could be taken at the meeting," said City Councilor Bob Cronin. "There has been much discussion, and councilors have had time to think about it."
Numerous City Hall observers say the proposed ordinance, as it stands, will not generate the required super-majority of eight votes for passage.
"It might not pass," said Cronin. "But a couple ideas will stay on my radar, including looking closely at our demolition delay guidelines, and also about attention to the downtown business district."
Councilor Allison Heartquist said, "I don't think the LHD is going to pass in its current state, but I think that we should focus on the downtown. I think we need a measure with some bite.


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You need two small cams before the roof and some large stoppers up high above the roof. Bolts are up and to the right (shares anchors with Snack Break Direct & Snack Break).


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MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif., Jan. 6, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- CEVA, Inc. (NASDAQ: CEVA), the leading licensor of silicon intellectual property (SIP) platform solutions and DSP cores, today announced it is partnering with iOnRoad, an award-winning technology provider for personal driving assistance. The two companies have integrated and optimized the iOnRoad software for use with the CEVA-MM3101 imaging and vision platform for camera-enabled devices. The companies will demonstrate the technology at CES 2013 in Las Vegas from January 8-11th, 2013.
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The CEVA-MM3101 is a unique, fully programmable platform specifically designed to perform complex, real-time signal processing tasks related to imaging and vision, in a highly power-efficient manner. CEVA's recent steps extend the addressable markets for the CEVA-MM3101 to include the automotive market. Market research firm ABI Research forecasts the global advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) revenues are expected to grow from $22B in 2012 to $460B in 2020. This growth is fueled by government and consumer safety concerns related to road safety as well as imminent government mandates for the use of in-car vision systems.
Alon Atsmon, CEO of iOnRoad, commented: "Our personal driving assistance software leverages the capabilities of the CEVA-MM3101 platform to enable vision-based personal driving assistance functionalities beyond the levels available today on general purpose SoCs. Furthermore, the programmable nature of CEVA's imaging and vision platform enables us to support future driving assistance functionalities and algorithms via software, allowing customers to efficiently meet their cost constraints."
Eran Briman, vice president of marketing at CEVA, commented: "iOnRoad has demonstrated its technology to be an effective and highly-sought application for smartphones, winning numerous industry accolades. The powerful combination of the iOnRoad personal driving assistance software and our CEVA-MM3101 platform offers cost-efficient upgrade to the processing power needed to add such computer vision capabilities to current SoCs."
CEVA and iOnRoad will demonstrate personal driving assistance technology running on the CEVA-MM3101 platform in CEVA's private meeting suite at CES 2013, Jan 8-11, 2013 in Las Vegas. To request a demonstration at the event, email [email protected].
About iOnRoad
iOnRoad improves driving in real-time using the power of modern computer vision algorithms and smart-phone cameras. The iOnRoad Android and iOS App provides a range of personal driving assistance functions including augmented driving, collision warning and "black-box" like video recording and have generated close to a million downloads. Many of the modules have now become a software component available on a variety of platforms including Android, Windows and Linux. iOnRoad back-end telematics has logged millions of miles driven, providing users valuable feedback on their driving while facilitating the continual improvement process of each feature. iOnRoad's innovation and market leadership has been validated by numerous industry awards including the 2012 CTIA E-Tech Award, CES 2012 showcase award, and one of Gartner's cool vendors in automotive for 2012. For more information visit www.ionroad.com or follow on Facebook at www.facebook.com/iOnRoad.
About CEVA, Inc.
CEVA is the world's leading licensor of silicon intellectual property (SIP) DSP cores and platform solutions for the mobile, portable and consumer electronics markets. CEVA's IP portfolio includes comprehensive technologies for cellular baseband (2G / 3G / 4G), multimedia (computer vision, image enhancements and HD audio), voice over packet (VoP), Bluetooth, Serial Attached SCSI (SAS) and Serial ATA (SATA). In 2011, CEVA's IP was shipped in over 1 billion devices and powers handsets from every top handset OEM, including Nokia, Samsung, HTC, LG, Motorola, Sony, Huawei and ZTE. Today, more than 40% of handsets shipped worldwide are powered by a CEVA DSP core. For more information, visit www.ceva-dsp.com. Follow CEVA on twitter at www.twitter.com/cevadsp.
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Gather up the wee ones and let the excitement begin, as Gwinnett Place Mall launches its 19th season of the Moms & Tots Weekly Program for Simon Kidgits.Simon Kidgits Club members are invited to join Shelley Jelly Bean and friends for a fun-filled adventure every Wednesday from 11:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. in the Upper Level Belk Wing. Children (ages 4 and under) and their parents can take part in a host of FREE themed activities each week including songs, games, story time and much more!
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