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Renee Loth has written an insightful piece for The Boston Globe on the phenomenon of 'trigger warnings' currently spreading through higher education nationwide. Students and administrators alike have started demanding these disclaimers - which originated in the blogging world - be included on course syllabi and materials that could prove 'offensive.' As Loth puts it, "reasonable concern for students who may have suffered terrible traumas has morphed into a serious threat to intellectual freedom." Tantamount to censorship, these trigger warnings are antithetical to a liberal arts education and have no place in the academy.
See the full article here: http://www.bostonglobe.com/opinion/2014/05/21/trigger-warnings-dangerous-idea-campus/ercxPOCUtzvMJTUl4Es32I/story.html
Want to openly discuss gender discrepancies in the workplace? Want to listen to uncensored rap music? How about put on a comedy show? Not on our campuses! And what if you or a friend or family member has to pursue a defense to an unmeritorious charge of sexual harassment? Forget it!
On May 9th, the Department of Justice and the Department of Education jointly issued a letter to the University of Montana, which the government called "a blueprint for colleges and universities throughout the country," and which mandates changes to campus sexual harassment policies that will effectively make each of the above actions punishable offenses and will turn hearings into even worse kangaroo courts than exist today. This is a very serious development that everyone who thinks our universities play an important function in society will want to know about.
In my latest column for Minding the Campus, co-authored with my research assistant Juliana DeVries, we argue that the federal government's unconstitutional mandate will obliterate free speech and fair process on campuses and make every student guilty of "harassment" several times a day. You can read the column on the Minding the Campus website.
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Sticks and stones might break your bones, but on college campuses in the Northeast, words can get you expelled. The Boston Phoenix gives its annual "Muzzle Awards" to the year's worst free speech violators, with a sidebar highlighting the most egregious violators among academic institutions. The academic Muzzle Award winners this year—Boston College, Bridgewater State, and Harvard University—faced stiff competition. But, in the end, they stood out for their significant contributions to the culture of censorship now running rampant on our nation's campuses. Click here to access Dan Kennedy's "15th Annual Muzzle Awards" and here to access my "Muzzles on campus" sidebar. An excerpt after the jump...
FIRE President Greg Lukianoff's book, Unlearning Liberty: Campus Censorship and the End of American Debate, is now available for pre-order on Amazon.com. The book will be formally released on October 23, but from now until then, we are spreading the word about the book and the important stories it tells regarding censorship on campus. Getting the message out about how bad things have become on college campuses for once-cherished principles like free speech and due process helps FIRE fight back against campus abuses, and all proceeds from the book go to FIRE to help support our work. Unlearning Liberty is the first book since The Shadow University, written by Alan Kors and me, Harvey Silverglate, to attempt a far-reaching and large-scale exposition of the insane cases of censorship and abuse of basic rights that occur at our nation's colleges and universities.
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Digital marketing is marketing that makes use of digital tools (computer systems) such as computers, mobile phones, cellular phones, tablets and game systems to engage with stakeholders. Digital marketing uses technologies or systems such as websites, email, apps (timeless and mobile) and social networks. Several organizations go across typical and digital marketing stations. LionOne is a reputed digital marketing agency that gives all kinds of digital marketing solutions to its customers in the UK.
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Online marketing also often known as online advertising or e-marketing is the publicizing and promoting of a variety of services and products that are being offered on the internet. A number of ways are available through which a person can promote their business. Some commonly used ones are search results, social networking, email marketing, banners, pop ups, ads, blogs etc.
These several types of internet marketing use different techniques and strategies. These techniques are used globally for internet marketing purposes by freelancers who are marketing consultants and companies that call themselves digital marketing agencies. The following are some of the notable techniques used by each of them.
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Inbound marketing advertises a company via blog sites, podcasts, video clip, eBooks, e-newsletters, whitepapers, Search Engine Optimization, social networking sites marketing, and other kinds of content advertising which offer to bring consumers in closer to the brand name, where they intend to be. On the other hand, getting focus, cold-calling, direct paper mail, radio, TV ads, sales leaflets, spam, telemarketing and typical advertising and marketing are taken into consideration "outgoing marketing". Inbound marketing makes the interest of clients, makes the firm easy to be found and attracts customers to the website by generating appealing content. LionOne is a reputed inbound marketing specialist supplying a terrific selection of inbound marketing options to its customers in the UK.
Search Engine Optimization (SEO)
When a person types a query in the search bar, he sees a number of results. SEO is a technique which improves the ranking of a particular website such that it is bumped up on top of these search results becoming visible to the user. This is a very essential part of inbound marketing to invite businesses. Statistics state that more than 60% of the clicks are captured by only the top three results. This means that the user does not even bother to look at the results below typically because they find what they were looking for. Such is the importance of SEO.
Social Media Marketing
Another tactic to capture traffic is using social media networking. It is a very cost- efficient method of representing your business as well as gaining popularity. Information on the social networks spreads like a viral infection. Representing your business on Facebook and LinkedIn and such social networks is absolutely free and in return you get traffic and awareness among people about your business.
Pay Per Click Advertising
Pay per click advertising is another way of letting people know about yourself. You pay a fixed amount of money to the owner of another website displaying your ad for every click you receive from a potential surfer. This is a great way of targeting specific markets and people with a specific interest.
E-mail Marketing
Email marketing is the signing up of users themselves to receive emails regarding the promotions and offers of the company the user subscribed to. This service is used to target related audience only as well as only the interested users will subscribe.
Paid Advertising
This is one of the most commonly chosen method for startup businesses. It is a good way to introduce a specific business into the market. It puts the company into existence and into the minds of people who have never heard about it before. Most of these techniques used help online marketing in some way or the other hence they should all definitely be used.


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Brad Rock: Jabari Parker's a great player, but likely wouldn't have great impact at BYU
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Jabari Parker stands out. Man, does he stand out. He is arguably the top high school basketball player in the nation. He is also a seminary-attending Latter-day Saint who is thinking of going on a mission. Every major university covets him, including BYU.
BYU is on Parker's checklist, too.
Does this story sound familiar? It should.
Parker made an unofficial visit to the campus, this week, giving rise to the possibility the Cougars could land the kind of player that comes along, oh, never. But wait. Roll the reel, Peckinpah: Prep sensation signs with BYU. Prep sensation plays a season, then leaves on an LDS mission, never to return to BYU — a college one-and-doner.
That could be Jabari Parker's story. But it's also Shawn Bradley's story.
Which sort of makes a person wonder: How much difference would Parker really make at BYU?
Answer: Less than you might think.
With a player of Parker's fame, people tend to think in terms of epic changes. It's a certainty that he would enhance BYU's profile. At the same time, he has said he's considering a two-year mission, in which case he wouldn't likely to stay around another three years afterward. He'd come home to enter to the NBA. Or he'd declare for the NBA Draft after one year of college and skip the mission.
Either way, BYU would probably enjoy just one year of his talent, then go back to where it left off, which is a pretty good place since Dave Rose took over.
For a program that is rated 36th on ESPN's 50 best programs in the past 50 years, BYU will neither live nor die with Parker, as good as he is.
Bradley was a 7-foot-6 phenomenon from Castle Dale, Utah, in 1990. People said he would revolutionize the game. Not just "fan" people, basketball people. He had the wingspan of a glider, good mobility and a nice touch around the basket. Everyone wanted him, including Utah coach Rick Majerus, who famously acknowledged his inability to compete against BYU for Bradley's attention "because I can't recruit against God."
Though unpolished, Bradley did make a mark. He averaged 14.8 points, 7.7 rebounds and led the nation in blocks (177) as a freshman. The Cougars went 21-13, advancing to the second round of the NCAA Tournament. He then served a mission to Australia.
Upon returning, Bradley declared himself eligible for the NBA Draft and was picked No. 2 overall by Philadelphia.
Just like that, the Cougars' prize recruit was history. Nevertheless, the intrepid Roger Reid coached BYU to a 25-7 record the next year and followed up with a 25-9 and two 22-10 seasons. Three of those years, BYU made the NCAA Tournament and once it went to the NIT.
Not bad for a team that lost an all-time recruit.
The Cougars' replacement center was Gary Trost, a far less publicized 6-10 center who didn't play in the NBA but was twice an all-WAC first team selection..
Flash forward to 2012 and Parker is the big story. Reports say his list of potential landing spots includes BYU, DePaul, Duke, Florida, Georgetown, Kansas, Kentucky, Michigan State, North Carolina and Stanford. He has been named by Sports Illustrated as the best prep prospect since LeBron James. That sort of thing is hard to fulfill.
Bradley went on to a 12-year NBA career, which is a nice accomplishment. But he never did approach the hype and he certainly didn't revolutionize anything. His career averages: eight points, six blocks, 21/2 rebounds.
So how big would landing Parker be for BYU? Large, but probably not transformative. Unless he stayed several years, his impact on the program would be less than Jimmer Fredette, who stayed four years. Fans would have a fleeting glimpse of a player they would have loved to love.
How he would be remembered is debatable. Bradley lost to an incumbent in a state legislative race in 2010.
It's hard to be embraced when you're barely around long enough to take a bow.
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text: Cognitive dissonance is the tense feeling that occurs when we hold two equally valid, conflicting points of view. Humans generally react to cognitive dissonance by discounting one of the viewpoints, sometimes going so far as to angrily argue against it. A classic example from literature occurs in Aesop's Fables. In the story The Fox and the Grapes, a fox desperately wants some grapes that are hanging on a high, unreachable vine. When he tries and fails to reach them, the fox decides that the grapes were probably sour anyway.


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Minutes after applying this on my arm, I had an ugly rash all over that arm and nearby areas. I washed most of the cream away with soap. Thank God I did not use the cream on the face. I dunno which ingredient in this cream caused the rash. Most of the ingredients in this cream are chemicals (cross-polymers, methicones, acrylates, esters and the dreaded propylene glycol..)! I am allergic to 80% of these ingredients and while this cream may work wonders for some, for me it is a failure.
I wonder which dermatologist/doctor endorsed this product, on their website. Sly marketing, that.
The jar looks all nice on the shelf, the cream inside seems truly yummy - like butter...but is lethal. :(
I NEVER do reviews, I mostly read them. But when I saw how highly regarded this moisturiser is I feel I had to say something because its really NOT good as everyones been stating.
I am on the acne.org regime and while it felt like heaven sent during the peeling phase. I found this moisutriser actually doesnt really moisturise. Ive slathered this on consistently for months, i thought it was so perfect that I bought another gigantic jar to keep in the car, but now looking at my skin it still stays dry after you wash it off.
Its kind of like lip balms, while they feel good and hydrating when you put it on, as soon as it come off you see its done no lasting moisturising at all!
I am not light handed with this at night to, i put it on like a mask but it doesnt seem to change the texture of my dry skin at all.
At least its cheap and non-fragranced, doesnt break me out and I feel comfortable to use it on my baby.
I have been searching for a good face cream that doesn't cost a ton of money. I always ended up just using the random gift with purchases from the department stores but the fragrance (including oil of olay). I wanted something that I could stick with that was good but couldn't seem to find something I liked. My dad recently had an upper eye lid proceedure and a lazer treatment under his eyes. The plastic surgeon recommended this product. While staying at my parents house for a few days, I decided to give it a shot. I liked it so much that I bought a bottle at Sam's for only $10. I am SHOCKED at how well this product absorbs, no one can knock it until they try it. i realize everyone's skin is different but it does not sit on my face. I can put makeup on almost immediately afterwards. I was expecting it to thick and never thought I'd want to put it on my face so I was very pleasantly surprised and happy I discovered this product. The fact that I can buy it at a reasonable price at Sam's makes me even happier :)
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Yuck I don't think I would put this on my face... it's super heavy.
My husband uses this on his hands and feet, he has had awful psoriasis the past year or so. It helps him a lot especially when he's consistent with applying it. I've used it also as a body moisturizer and it works fine. Not a 5 star product but it gets the job done.. I think I will get Cerave cream for him when he's out of this and see if that works better.
My dermatologist recommended this to me and I have been using it for years since! It has no smell, doesn't sting. It is nice and thick but doesn't make you oily. It makes my skin stay moisturized all day. I wear this always. It doesn't cause my breakouts. It's good all over my face including my eye area. Just love it! Don't buy the generic they water it down. Cetaphil all the way!
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HG. Super moisturizing, non-greasy, fragrance free, does its job!
I bought this product for my dry skin it is moisturizing and wonderful but I noticed my skin started getting bad, so major acne but I would always have white heads and black heads. Since this was the only thing added to my regimen I figured this was it, After I stopped using it my skin went back to normal. My skin is pretty sensitive/ weird so for everyone who thinks this works wonders for you, i'm so jealous! Lol, back to my MAC studio moisture cream :j
I have this product in the 100g tube and i bought it while it was on offer when i ran out of my last moisturizer, and I'm really pleased with the results i have gotten. My skin is often very flaky and reacts very easily to moisturizers but this didn't break me out or irritate my skin which is very rare for me. It doesn't have a strong smell and doesn't leave skin oily or greasy. I love it! The only way it could possibly be any better is if it had spf in it, but considering my makeup has spf 50 i don't find it a problem at all! Perfect!
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Not to be cheesy, but I don't even know how to express how much I love this product! I was looking for a face cream for my dryish combo. skin and was constantly running into cremes and lotions that just would not penetrate my skin(instead they just perched atop my skin). If I did run into the occasional creme that would penetrate my skin, it would leave me looking like an oil slick, with clogged pores galore. This lovely, unassuming creme manages to deeply penetrate and moisturize my skin without making it look like a grease ball, and most importantly, doesn't clog pores. Cetaphil, I worship thee!
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so honestly, if you have very oily skin and your looking into buying this for a face moisturizer, DONT!!!! I saw that this product was very hyped, and i was really excited to buy this. I put it on my skin for about 3 nights in a row after each time washin my face and eeeee,i was expecting a lot more out of this product. I wouldnt really say it was horrible, but it didnt really neccesarily do anything to my face except made me look super super oily, would never use it in the morning .The only way it would work for me would be putting it on in the nightime and taking it off in the morning .I found that once i woke up i wanted to wash my face write away because i would just feel so sticky, and greasy. i usually use a lighter moisturizer after my morning face wash which is the garnier oil free gel moisture rescue, which by the way works amazing.anyways i really wanted to like this product, im still using it as a night moisturizer but i dont prefer it, i just dont really want to waste the whole tub. This is more for dried skin people . Would never by again.


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Liz Abinante is an engineer for Instructure and co-leader of the Girl Develop It Chicago chapter. She is infectiously enthusiastic about web development, teaching, learning, and tacos. She enjoys writing and speaking about education, diversity, and happiness in engineering. Previously, Liz has worked as a writer, editor, and knitwear designer.
Katy Exline is an engineer for Fooda by day and co-leader of Girl Develop It Chicago by night. She began her journey into web development by taking a GDI Columbus class, which inspired her to attend Dev Bootcamp, where she currently serves as a mentor. She worked as a policy researcher and a GIS analyst in a previous life. New food, family, scotch, her dog, and maps are just a few of her favorite things.
Stephanie is a front-end web developer at GiveForward (http://www.giveforward.com/). She studied graphic design and quickly learned she loved the problem solving that came with it. She was fortunate enough to be introduced to web design and development where she could combine her interests in design and technology. She has a passion for learning and giving back to the community. She loves supporting local businesses and restaurants, and enjoys traveling, drawing and zoo visits.
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Monica is currently a Quality Assurance and Application Operations Support Specialist at Groupon. A little over a year ago, she took her first Girl Develop It class and instantly fell in love with all things web. After completing more classes, Monica started to TA for GDI and shortly thereafter received a promotion to a technical role at Groupon. In her free time, Monica runs half-marathons, tends to her dog Leland, dance/walks around Chicago, and babysits her favorite niece and nephew.
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So it's been an incredibly long week this week. I've been waiting to hear back on a job I interviewed for that would potentially move me to Houston, and I've been working on several new accounts on top of that for work. I decided to go out for some Newcastles tonight. I came back home and entirely forgot I had 3 t-bone steaks in my fridge that I had intended to grill tonight. I can't decide if I'm happy about this or not, but I decided to prepare all 3 on my stovetop in a stainless steel pan rather than coming home and firing up the grill for just myself. They taste fantastic, and are well-seasoned, but would undoubtedly be better if they were on the grill. Can't decide if this is more of a sober fail or drunk win. Thoughts?
Sober fail/Drunk win -- Steak
For the love of god, off season end now.
Blasphemy - you are never too tired or too drunk to fire up the grill for some T-bones. Very much a fail....
Blasphemy - you are never too tired or too drunk to fire up the grill for some T-bones.
"They don't know what they don't know." - Coach Mick
No excuse for not firing a gas grill up in beautiful weather. Less dishes and cleanup, and taste is unrivaled. If charcoal grill its a win,if gas big time drunken fail.
Mark my words..I don't need acceptance. I'm catching interceptions on you innocent pedestrians.
While I never hesitate to fire up the grill, the more I watch competitive cooking shows (Hells Kitchen, Master Chef, etc.), has made me try cooking steaks in a cast iron pan a little more often. Reason is, the steaks stay very moist, since the juices are contained in the pan, and don't drip off. I've also started to put a dollop or 2 of honey butter on the steak when it's finished cooking, and let it melt over top of it. The sweetness of the butter, company with the pepper in the steak seasoning is a good combination.
Crack open your favorite brew.
Place cast iron pan on the grill to get rippin' hot (technical term). Sear steaks 2 min per side in the pan. Remove steaks from the pan and place on the grill to finish according to your preferred doneness.
Don't drain the pan. Add diced shallots and garlic for 30 seconds. Then add 8 oz chopped shitake and 8 oz baby portobello mushrooms. Saute. At very end, add dry red wine and allow to reduce.
Let steaks rest for 5-10 mins. Crack open more favorite brews. Enjoy.
You people are making me hungry. It's 8:12 am and I just got to work. :(
I'm getting thirsty myself. Thankfully the Ruckmore is open and it is always noon somewhere, regardless of what Unky will try to claim.
It's never too early to grill up a nice steak - next time bring the little hibachi to work and crank her up in the parking lot.
They actually have a little picnic area with a charcoal grill outside my building... but I arrived at work without charcoal and without steak so... ugh it's only 10:00????
There's nothing wrong with cooking a steak in a pan - in fact, by some metrics, you can make a better steak there than you can on the grill. Granted, you lose that smoky flavor the grill (you're using charcoal, right?), but it still makes a damned tasty steak.
If I'm grilling a thick steak like a T-bone -- which I've been doing a lot since I bought my Weber -- I'll always make a two-zone charcoal fire, chuck a piece of cherry wood on the coals, put the steak on the cool side of the grill, and let it come up to about 10 degrees below temp (about 115 degrees for me), then chuck it onto the hot side while basting the hell out of it to build up a good crust (grill marks are so overrated).
I've been thinking about trying to cold-smoke steaks on my grill to infuse them with smoke, and then cooking them on a stovetop for maximum crust (or using some of the cold-smoked raw beef for tartare) -- indulgent, yes, but damned tasty.
Drunk win
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Arizona Cardinals QB Carson Palmer is 'on the spot'
By Adam Green
Originally published: Jul 23, 2013 - 3:06 pm
Originally published: Jul 23, 2013 - 3:06 pm
It's on you, Carson Palmer.
At least, that's NFL.com writer Bucky Brooks' thinking, as he nominated the Arizona Cardinals' new QB as the team's player who is "on the spot."
Basically, he's under pressure to perform.
After struggling through a miserable three-year stretch with scattershot quarterback play, the Cardinals made a bold offseason move in trading for Palmer. While some view the acquisition as a major coup that could fuel a playoff run, the former No. 1 overall pick hasn't played at an elite level since the 2006 season. There are serious questions about what he can still accomplish at this stage of his career. (Can he be anything more than a game manager?) Regardless, the Cardinals definitely view his arrival as an upgrade. But in the ultra-competitive NFC West, that might not be enough to stimulate a playoff run.
Palmer was brought in to provide stability at a position where the team has had anything but, and the coaching staff believes he will more closely resemble the player who guided the Cincinnati Bengals to the playoffs than the one who struggled to win games with the Oakland Raiders.
And if he does, the Cardinals may actually make a run in what is thought to be the toughest division in the NFL.
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I just joined a have browsed photo after photo and This is the first time I've ever been impressed. I'm not one to speak to myself but I said "Wow!". I was browsing with my usual casualness already set and poised to go to the next picture when suddenly I really "saw" this. Your photo is in a beautiful setting. It's a intregueing pose and you have a nice toned body. The dress simple, desirable, and pure on pure tone. The all feather head dress. My God, I do not possess the words of admiration or appreciation. Evolutionary to you and your photographer.
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Heroes of Newerth
, the game that's had a Linux client available from the start and back in 2009
excited many Linux gamers
as we gave away thousands of early access keys to the game, has released a major new version of the game.
Heroes of Newerth is a multiplayer online battle game out of S2 Games and version 3.0 was released today. Heroes of Newerth 3.0 introduces AI bots, new features, much improved in-game visuals, and other new functionality.
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US bobsledder Lolo Jones fighting off cold, flu
KRASNAYA POLYANA, Russia (AP) American bobsledder Lolo Jones has gotten ill at the Sochi Olympics. Jones tweeted Monday that she was in a ''quarantine room'' in the village. U.S
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Ready to watch #USMNT get it done. Picked #16 for #RioOlympics2016 #1N1T #USA pic.twitter.com/tSNQAd3j2H — Lolo Jones (@lolojones) June 16, 2014 Let's go USA! #USMNT #USA #66 pic.twitter.com/np8hH8Wnc3 — Condoleezza
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There are two UFC events this week, so I'm going with the shortened version of The Cut List for this one. Instead on including the 20-odd fighters that are most likely safe and giving the reasons, I'm just going to name the five that could be in danger of being released. I'm not gonna lie though - I'm surprised it's only five. A quick scroll through the card doesn't exactly reveal a ton of relevant fights, but 18 of the 26 fighters won their last bout and a large portion of them are on multi-fight winning streaks. There's only one fighter making his UFC debut, and that's as a late replacement. So while the card doesn't scream awesome, it's not really that bad at all from a talent perspective.
Okay, let's get on with it.
Likely to be cut with a loss
Neil Magny - A loss would only be his second in a row, which would be less than some guys in the section below if they come up short. But they have reasons to keep them around, and the UFC really doesn't in Magny's case. He's from one of the worst TUF seasons ever, and was handily submitted his last time out. Welterweight is a stacked division, and a decision win on a TUF Finale isn't going to be enough to save him if he loses again. Especially if he gets finished.
Possibly cut with a loss
Colton Smith - As an American TUF winner, he might get more than two straight losses. But the competition is pretty tough at lightweight these days and it's odd that they would match up two fighters they've invested a fair amount of time and money into. Michael Chiesa had two straight finishes before getting submitted by Masvidal. Smith doesn't have that luxury - he just has a boring win over Mike Ricci to his credit, and he was finished by Robert Whittaker. If Chiesa finishes him too, I can definitely see themselves just walking away from Smith and his six-figure contract.
Yves Edwards - I honestly don't want to believe that they'd cut Yves. Remember the whole debacle with the Jeremy Stephens fight, then Edwards knocking him out when he finally got him in the cage? That was magic. But he has lost two straight split decisions since then and a third straight loss would drop him to 4-5 overall in this run. He has a lot of miles on him and is the only fighter on the roster with 20 losses or more. I personally think they keep him around as long as he wants to fight, but who knows these days.
Yancy Medeiros - His UFC debut went badly with the early injury. That was the first loss of his career, if you can call it a real loss. Unless he gets blown out by Edwards he's in a decent position to get another opportunity. As a lightweight though, you can never be sure of anything.
Seth Baczynski - Normally a third straight loss would mean the door for just about anyone. Edwards has his considerable experience and appealing style to hold off the hounds. What does Seth have? Four straight UFC wins before this losing streak started. His knockout loss to Brian Melancon was surprising and a loss to a mid-level talent like Magny would definitely hurt. But his fights are exciting more often than not, and I think he'd get the Dustin Pague-like pass and be allowed to fight once more even with three strikes against him.


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See also: croton
Proper noun[edit]
Croton m
- A taxonomic genus within the tribe Crotoneae — many Asiatic shrubs, the source of croton oil.
- (genus): Plantae - kingdom; angiosperms, eudicots, core eudicots, rosids, eurosids I - clades; Malpighiales - order; Euphorbiaceae - family; Crotonoideae - subfamily; Crotoneae - tribe
- (genus): See List of Croton species on Wikipedia.Wikipedia:List of Croton species
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- Croton (plant) on Wikipedia.Wikipedia:Croton (plant)
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- Category:Croton on Wikimedia Commons. Wikimedia Commons: Category:Croton
- Croton at USDA Plants database
From the name New York City's water supply, the Croton Aqueduct, which supplied water from the Croton Reservoir in Croton-on-Hudson.
Proper noun[edit]
- (dated) The water supply of New York City. [from 1840]
1869, "Annual report of the Department of Public Charities of the City of New York", page 178:
- The pumps now draw water from this tank, instead of from the "Croton main" as formerly.
1891, Transactions of the Royal Institute of British Architects, page 364:
- The water, supplied from the "Croton" main at the 68th Street side of the building, is connected by two pipes: one for direct service, and the other to supply a hot-air engine, which forces the water to the tank at the top of the house for a high or indirect service.
1895 June 29, "THE POOR WATER SUPPLY; Business Men Alarmed by The New-York Times Exposures", New York Times:
- New York Cotton Exchange - A pressure of about 14 pounds from the Croton main
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Is last week's frenzy of wheeling and dealing in the pharma sector only the beginning? Pfizer is now on the record about its desires for a merger with Astra Zeneca, which is so far playing hard to get.
US drug maker Pfizer Inc has confirmed its interest in a merger with Britian's second largest pharmaceutical company, AstraZeneca Plc. The deal could be worth over $100 billion, making it one of the largest mergers ever in the volatile sector.
AstraZeneca has not commented on the Pfizer announcement, but last week AstraZeneca CEO Pascal Soriot was reported as saying his company was looking for "partnering options" for research outside of its core product areas.
Pfizer says it approached AstraZeneca in January with a bid worth $100 billion, but was turned down. The latest overture took place over the weekend, and Pfizer says AstraZeneca again failed to signal interest.
Global players scrambling
Pfizer's renewed bid for AstraZeneca comes amid a wave of deal-making in the pharmaceutical sector worldwide. Global players are scrambling to make up for lost sales due to expiring patents on high-profit drugs. They are also focusing on markets with potential for high growth, and shedding investments that look less promising.
Last week Switzerland's Novartis, Britain's GlaxoSmithKline and Eli Lilly of the US said they were engineering $25 billion worth of deals to switch the ownership of key assets. Also last week, Canada's Valeant revealed a $46-billion bid to acquire Allergan of the US.
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Suffolk New College win youth participation award for Autzine!0
Suffolk New College has been announced as the South regional winner of the National Council for Voluntary Youth Services (NCVYS) Young Partners Award for their excellent work in youth participation.
Just another God of War rip off?
So a guy walks in with his horse… Oh, what you've heard this one?
Anyway, here's the basic rundown:
War goes to help the world assuming the Seven deadly seals are broken, he finds Abaddon, the Archangel, he realizes he's been set-up and is stripped of his powers… Does this seem familiar to you?
So, you take the role of the mythical horseman War (some guy in red voiced by Liam 'O Brien) embarking on a quest for revenge against some unknown madman who you'll see at the end of the game. Combat is very varied but can be top-heavy and sometimes wobbles when you lean on it. Gameplay-wise it's very enjoyable with a vast array of weapons, powers, passive abilities most of which can be purchased from some reaper-like dude named Vulgrim.
The Watcher is your boss… He's dark, seems to think he's scary and a real pain in the neck at times when you don't do as he says…
|Your boss is a mean one…
So anyway, this game takes you across the world and even to the… beyond…
Along the way you'll find several chests containing shards of armour (which can be used near the end of the game and selected when you decide to replay it).
So when you finally get this game beware that the tutorial is a bit clunky and on occasion the controls are a bit laggy, causing you to die many times and swear with every name under the sun.
Final Thought: Most critics would think this is another God of War rip off but it's actually fun, addictive and totally and utterly brilliant if you can get past the rather strange control scheme.
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SCRANTON — Emergency bridge repairs slowed traffic Friday in Lackawanna County.
According to PennDOT, Interstate 81 north was down to one lane near the Dickson City/Main Avenue exit (190) because a large hole has opened in a bridge near the work zone there.
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Travelling in europe! Meeting & training with friends! A great show with Kungfu Heroes! Life is good
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I was this year in fevrier in brussels. I have take part on a seminar with Hejingde. The location for this seminar was Health City. Stefan Leoni has everything great managed. It was a very good experience for me and my dream come true. I hope next year Hejingde has time for a seminar in germany/berlin.
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Video: Mick Taylor and the Rolling Stones Perform "Midnight Rambler" at Staples Center
Video: Mick Taylor and the Rolling Stones Perform "Midnight Rambler" at Staples Center
Mick Taylor went the Bigsby route on May 3.
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This past Friday night, the Rolling Stones kicked off the 2013 version of their ongoing 50 and Counting Tour at LA's Staples Center.
Surprise guest stars have become the norm during recent Stones shows, with Jeff Beck, Eric Clapton, Bill Wyman and Mick Taylor joining the band on different nights in late 2012. So it wasn't a total surprise when Taylor, the former Rolling Stones guitarist, joined the band for "Midnight Rambler." Taylor brought along the same Bigsby-equipped Les Paul he's been seen with lately.
Be sure to check out Taylor's guest appearance below. Other guests May 3 guests included Keith Urban and No Doubt's Gwen Stefani.
P.S.: We've also thrown in a bonus video of the Stones playing "Emotional Rescue" from the same night. Check out the Stones' entire May 3 set list below.
"Get Off of My Cloud" / "The Last Time" / "It's Only Rock 'n Roll (But I Like It)" / "Paint It, Black" / "Gimme Shelter" / "Wild Horses" (with Gwen Stefani) / "Factory Girl" / "Emotional Rescue" / "Respectable" (with Keith Urban) / "Doom and Gloom" / "One More Shot" / "Honky Tonk Women" / "Before They Make Me Run" / "Happy" / "Midnight Rambler" (with Mick Taylor) / "Miss You" / "Start Me Up" / "Tumbling Dice" / "Brown Sugar" / "Sympathy for the Devil" / ENCORE: "You Can't Always Get What You Want" / "Jumpin' Jack Flash" / "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction"
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CATEGORIES Action, Fandom, Scripts, Comic/Superhero/Geek, Remakes and Sequels, CinematicalIt is no secret for regular readers that I wasn't particularly impressed with Ang Lee's version of The Hulk. Don't get me wrong, I didn't hate the flick -- far from it, actually. I found it to be a decent effort with truly inspired moments; I just thought it was lackluster overall. The character of The Hulk has a lot of movie potential, and you've got to credit Ang Lee for trying to go beyond the basic "Hulk Smash!" mentality, but there's only so much character study we want to see on The Hulk before we get antsy for him to start breaking things in cheesy action-movie fashion. Why did we invent action movies if not to showcase characters like Hulk?
Apparently, current Marvel favorite Zak Penn was at one point asked to write up a script treatment for the film which was eventually handed to Lee. Penn's initial draft was rejected in favor of a more introspective piece, but when Marvel realized fans seemed to want more action, they went knocking on Penn's door again. Penn, who has since proved his worth to Marvel by putting together other successful movie scripts, was willing and eager to give it another try. According to Penn, Marvel went back to his original script and said "this is more of the tone we wanted," so he'll be lifting some of his original ideas for his second try.
I'll admit to being initially skeptical of a remake this quickly after an original, but at this point I'm one hundred percent fanboy geeked for a new Hulk film. What are your thoughts on going back to the Zak Penn well?


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3.58/5 rDev -5.3%
Enjoyed on tap at The Independent in Tampa, FL.
Nice looking beer, with a clear, dark golden body with yellow trim and a robust cap of white foam; nice lacing on the CC pint glass. Lightly hopped aromas, with some grapefruit and orange, with a nod toward caramel malt. Nice balance between hop bitterness and some citrusy sweetness. This could almost stand to be a bit more bitter. The mouthfeel is nice and hopped up, but the taste ought to be more hop forward.
Nice ESB, but not my favorite CC offering. Admittedly, ESB isn't my favorite style. Not bad.
11-12-2011 17:10:11 | More by Gehrig
3.98/5 rDev +5.3%
Pours a dark caramel brown color with a one finger head into my ccb snifter. Caramel malts with a great balance of bitter hops on the nose and the taste is intensified. This is a well crafted easy drinking session able beer. I could drink this all day!
11-03-2011 03:50:19 | More by jcartamdg
3.88/5 rDev +2.6%
On tap at The House of Brews in Jensen Beach.
A – Served in a pint glass. Copper color with a solid finger of light tan/white color that stayed around and left spotty lacing.
M - Fairly light smeller. Hops and citrus in the nose. Tiny bit of sweetness.
T – Fairly flavorable citrus rolls right out of this with grapefruit, orange and a lemon/lime taste. Has a toasted malt in there as well. Bit of caramel sweetness. Some bitterness but not a great deal. Good balance.
M – Medium bodied and medium carbonation. Pretty drying at the end.
O – Nice well balanced brew here that is pretty damn drinkable. Enjoyed this one. Well worth a try.
10-29-2011 03:32:54 | More by GallowsThief
4/5 rDev +5.8%
Poured into a plain old pint glass at palm harbor house of beer.
Pours an amber red in color with a one inch white head.
The aroma is very well balanced. Kind of hard to describe, alittle sweet yet still hoppy.
A little malty sweetness balanced by bitter hops.
Very smooth mouth feel, medium light body with high carbonation. The finish is fairly bitter.
Very nice beer, I'm pretty sure this was my first ESB, a nice style I will be exploring a little more.
10-14-2011 03:47:01 | More by hdelavega
3.8/5 rDev +0.5%
A: pours a clear brown amber with small lacing and a thin layer of head on top when it got to me. Tiny bubbles stayed throughout.
S: malt, bitterness dominate the smell here.
T: simple yet delicious. Caramel malt, pale malt, bitter hops all round out the taste with a slight sweetness.
M: this beer has the carbonation and medium body to make it delicious.
O: solid beer, I'm impressed to find a gem like this in the heart of Florida. Buy it if you find it and you like ESBs.
09-24-2011 00:54:56 | More by Holland
4/5 rDev +5.8%
I had this at the Kickbacks Cigar City/St Somewhere dinner. I'm reviewing this by memory on this I had this at the Kickbacks Cigar City/St Somewhere dinner. I have had most of CC's regular beers but I have not tried this yet. toasty flavors as style suggests with some nice american citrus hop flavors. worth trying but not there best. want to try again.
09-16-2011 16:36:03 | More by CampusCrew
4.13/5 rDev +9.3%
Review from notes at Cigar City's taproom on 9/9/11 for Firkin Friday.
Draft poured into a 4 oz. sampler glass.
Appearance: Poured a medium caramel brown with golden highlights. Nice lacing.
Smell: Sweet malt with a touch of bitter hops.
Taste: Grassy hops up front followed by lightly roasted malt in the middle before ending with a nice bitter finish. Aftertaste is bitter as well. Very nice flavor.
Mouthfeel: Medium-bodied with a decent amount of carbonation.
Drinkability: Very good drinkability. You could drink several. Goes down smooth.
Overall: Good beer overall. One of the better ESBs I've had (while I haven't had a ton, I know this one is good). Worth trying.
09-12-2011 22:08:35 | More by adam42381
3.73/5 rDev -1.3%
Growler split with some friends thanks to David. Poured into a Cigar City Snifter.
Pours a lovely dark copper with a foamy white head. Nice aromas of roasted caramel malt and bitter orange peel hops. Taste follows the nose nicely, lots of toasted malt, caramel, and bitter citrus hops that linger on the palate for some time. Mouthfeel is quite smooth and creamy, with a medium body and pleasant carbonation. Overall a very nice Bitter, and exceptionally drinkable.
09-04-2011 22:00:43 | More by jsanford
3.7/5 rDev -2.1%
A - the body is a dark amber color which you can see almost see through. Pours a fair amount of head but thins out rather quick to a light lacing
S - The brew has a nice light hop profile. Followrf up with some strong fruit esters. Such as grapefruit. The beer also carries some fresh grass scent. The more the the beer warmed the more the flavors in the brew balanced. From there you got a light biscuity malt character.
T - Up front you got a strong bitterness. Through the hops you can taste grapefruit, peach, lemon like tartness. The taste finishes with some biscuit and a touch of light grain.
M - Smooth, mellow, and mild carbonation the bitterness hangs around but nothing annoying about it
0 - was very pleased like how the bitterness did not ruin the fruitiness of the beer
09-02-2011 20:46:13 | More by bierguru
3.85/5 rDev +1.9%
A: Clear, amber. quarter finger rapidly dissipating head.
S: Slight metallic aroma with mostly toasted malt.
T: Toasted malt with wood, grass notes. Medium to strong bitterness and dry finish.
M: medium body and moderate carbonation.
Overall: Decent example of a true English ESB. Dryness is too much however.
08-28-2011 22:36:22 | More by kylehay2004
3.25/5 rDev -14%
Had this one on-tap at CCB, served into a pint glass.
A: dark amber color. Literally no head present on this one. Good lacing.
S: a bit mute but I was able to get some malts and herbal hints.
T: bitter taste that had some herbal components. Nothing really stood out...not bad though.
M: medium body, high carbonation feel.
O: this is the first 'weak' beer I've tried from Cigar City. It's not bad, but compared to the other offerings, it's lacking some character. Unless you are fan of the style, pass this one out and try their other choices.
08-28-2011 04:56:11 | More by olimpia84
3.78/5 rDev 0%
A - Pours with a small head of white foam on a clear, amber-brown body. Good retention and lace.
S - Light, fruity notes and some toasted malt.
T - Toasted malt with some red apple up front. Strong bitterness in the middle and a dry, toasty finish.
M - Medium body, moderate carbonation, and a dry finish.
D - Not bad, a bit too dry for my taste and the bitterness is slightly soapy. Still a much more authentic bitter than one usually finds at an American brewery.
08-27-2011 18:57:12 | More by nickfl
4/5 rDev +5.8%
Pours a nice woody copper color with a big (my fault) light tan head. Good retention and lacing. Clear and bright.
Smell is invading my nose from a foot away, enticing me. Notes of hops, grass, malt, maybe some wood.
Taste is hoppy, with grass, malt, some alcohol.
Warming with a dry finish. Medium-full bodied with a medium-light effervescence. Some oak notes in the aftertaste are nicely cleansing without removing all remnants of flavor. A decently balanced, flavorful brew that holds fairly true to my recollection of the style. Not overly hoppy but it is the lead guitar in the band.
07-26-2011 02:05:01 | More by PorterLambic
District of Columbia
3.83/5 rDev +1.3%
I had this one on tap at Cigar City. Some of the beer peeps around me were urging me not to order this one. Boy were they wrong.
A: Pretty much completely see-through (obviously filtered) amber color, with a slight, understated white head.
S: not much, but I did manage to get a slight sour dough bead-like yeastiness.
T: Crisp, golden, and with a mild honey-exams flair. Nothing to groundbreaking here, but tasty nonetheless.
M: Prickly carbonation, tempered sweetness, mild bitter notes, and with a highly gulp able disposition.
O: Sure, the style of this one doesn't exactly appeal to the masses, but it was still tasty.
07-10-2011 22:13:23 | More by Chaney
4/5 rDev +5.8%
On tap at Kickbacks in Jax. Nice, amber color with a moderate head and retention, mild lacing. Aroma amazingly reminds me of Topps brand bubble gum like the kind that was in baseball card packs from 25 years ago. Maybe even the specific smell of the gum combining with the cardboard from the cards. Talk about memory lane. Taste is mildly bitter, no alcohol noted, mild sweetness. Nice balance and very pleasant to drink.
07-04-2011 03:06:20 | More by KickbacksSteve
South Carolina
3.68/5 rDev -2.6%
huge thanks to gtreid for the growler, i am always thrilled to try new and interesting beers
dark amber color with a nice amount of clarity to it. A good two inches of white foam coming up over the top settled down nicely into a thin layer of white crown that capped it and brought down tons of side glass lacing.
Nice light hop profile was highlighted by hints of grapefruit and fresh grass. As it warmed it got tremendously more balanced, with a light bready malt character coming through and a light herbal like quality to it. Smooth flavor here, though the hops did seem a touch off to me. Light, with a grapefruit, peach, lemon like tartness coming through in the front and an almost green tea leave like flavor in the mid palate. Intresting mix of flavors here, some biscuit and a touch of light grain coming through now. Smooth, mellow, and consistent carbonation never failed and allowd this very sessionable lager to really be a smooth and easy drinker.
07-03-2011 21:00:34 | More by mikesgroove
3.9/5 rDev +3.2%
From a growler I got filled at the brewery yesterday.
A deep ruby in color with a short light brown head.
It smells of malt, a bit of butter and/or caramel, with a hint of hops.
Malty flavors of toast and roasted grain combine with a noticeable hop flavor and bitterness. It's rich, but not cloying.
Smooth body.
Overall this is a fine ESB and another of the recent, approachable "normal" beers from Cigar City. Check it out.
06-15-2011 01:14:40 | More by Shaw
North Carolina
3.63/5 rDev -4%
Poured on-tap at the Cigar City Brewing tasting room in Tampa. The beer was served in a pint glass, and it poured a light copper-auburn color with no head. Slight smokey and malt smells, like caramel. The flavor is a roasted caramel, with some slightly bitter hopping. It almost has some coffee notes, as well. Sour and bitter aftertaste, with syrupy qualities. The finish is a bit dry and slick at the same time. Tasty.
06-11-2011 18:52:24 | More by GarthDanielson
4/5 rDev +5.8%
On-tap at the CCB tasting room. Copper colored, one finger thick white head with decent retention. Smell: toffee, earthy, mild pine. Taste: toasted grain, caramel, lightly bready, earth + pine, mild citrus. Nice bitterness, slightly mineral feel. Pretty good ESB.
06-08-2011 06:16:28 | More by babaracas
3.4/5 rDev -10.1%
Growler poured into a tulip.
A: Clear copper color. Nice two finger cream head that retained well, and left some sickey lace.
A: Caramel and grassy notes, followed by a sweet malt backbone. I get a slight metallic note that was a little unexpected.
T: Great balance between the sweet malt and the bitter hops. But there is a distinct metallic taste in the middle of the brew that really brings down my impression of the beer. It finishes very dry and bitter.
M: Pretty spot on here. Medium body good levels of carbonation delivers the flavors nicely.
O: I think could've better. The metal characteristics in the middle are the beer's downfall. It had the potential to be good, just fell short. Skal.
05-29-2011 20:53:41 | More by Gtreid
Minaret Extra Special Bitter from Cigar City Brewing
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EXCITING DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY IN HOME OF FORMER NUN'S RETREAT. Development of 16 New Builds Units & 15 Renovation Units - Available in parts or as a whole. More details ›
Marketed by Andrew Grant, Worcester Commercial. Call: 01905 939083 Local call rate
1.2 acres
Land for sale The Fairways, Worcester, WR4
Residential Development Site. Planning Permission for 9 x 4 bedroom detached open market houses. Former Golf Course. Elevated position with views over Worcester City Centre and The Malverns. Gross Site Area Approx: 1.23 acres / 0.499 hectares. Photograph shows view from Development Site. More details ›
Marketed by Halls Estate Agents, Worcester. Call: 01905 939049 Local call rate
8,500 sq ft
Commercial Property for sale Baskerville Hall, 24 Shrubbery Avenue, Worcester, WR1 1QN
Baskerville Hall is an established HMO premises comprising of 30 letting rooms, rear car park and a private garden. The property is suitable for continued HMO use or for re-development/re-configuration. More details ›
Marketed by Halls Estate Agents, Commercial . Call: 01905 939086 Local call rate
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