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I don't know what to think about this Bills defense. They give up a lot. They are 6th worst in terms of yards per play, and 12th worst in terms of points allowed. Those are bad numbers. They haven't shown much ability to rush the passer. Finally, in back to back games they have humbled the best rusher and the best passer in the league.
Darren McFadden is averaging 6.4 yards per carry. He went for 3.6 against the Bills. That wasn't just a fluke of small numbers, as he had 22 and 19 rushes in his other two games, and 20 against the Bills. In a perfectly representative number of carries the Bills held him to half of his normal effectiveness. If one looks at his average over just his two wins, he has an otherwordly 7.28 ypc. Were it not for the Bills defense, he would be first in the league in ypc, as things stand he loses out by the barest margin to none other than Fred Jackson. (I am discounting players such as McCluster, for being a WR, and Spiller and Jamaal Charles, for having fewer than 20 attempts)
I don't need to give any analysis of the Patriots game. Tom Brady threw 4 interceptions. I doubt any other team, even the NYJ with two games agianst the Pats and with Darrelle Revis at CB, will get 4 interceptions out of Brady. Brady had 4 interceptions in the entire 2010 season. To get one interception out of Brady requires luck, but getting 4 requires so much else, and this Bills defense appears to have it.
I don't want to call the Bills defense clutch, as we are only 3 games in, but there is something about this defensive unit. I want to call them scrappy. They've given up so much, so many yards, so many points, but they also have done enough to beat two elite talents. What do you think of this Bills defense? Am I putting too much on the fact that they had a good game against a West Coast team that flew East and a fluke game that they were due for? Am I too concerned with the bad overall numbers when the team is 3-0?


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Looking for someone to go climbing with when I visit my sister in law in February. Ill climb sport or trad, just started to lead trad so I'd be happy to clean routes up to 5.9 trad or 5.10 sport. I don't have any specific dates yet but I'm almost positive we will be there in February. Take me out and I'll buy lunch! I have gear and can bring a rack or doubles if needed but I'm flying and would prefer to not bring a bunch of extra stuff. PM me please!
I'll be there February 7th-9th
I live in Greenville - I'd be interested in getting out those dates, are you looking to climb the whole time or just a day? We could do rumbling bald, cedar, looking glass... There's a lot within an hour.

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A redistricting battle in Richmond this week is creating tension along party lines, and even some race-based bitterness. The redistricting measure, passed by the Senate in a 20-19 party line vote Monday, could also mean entirely new district lines for parts of central Virginia.Republicans say the redistricting measure, which caught many Senate Democrats off guard Monday, will establish a new district along the North Carolina border with a majority of minority voters. They also say the new district lines are more geographically compact.Richmond Democrat Sen. Donald McEachin sees things differently. He accused Republicans of placing African American voters into specific districts in an effort to increase GOP influence in other areas."That is plantation politics," said McEachin on the Senate floor Tuesday. "What they're going to do now is to essentially pack African Americans into six districts, so as to limit their ability to influence other districts," he said. The redistricting measure also calls for the creation of a new Senate district, which includes Charlottesville, Staunton, Waynesboro, and surrounding counties.
"The district I'm honored to represent was split four ways," 25th District Senator Creigh Deeds said. Deeds is frustrated, but doesn't believe the bill will pass the test of constitutionality. According to the Virginia Constitution, reapportionment is only conducted on years ending in the number one. "Redistricting can only occur in 2011, and every 10 years thereafter," Deeds said. "That clause has been interpreted by courts."Republican Senate Majority Thomas Norment disagrees. "If I thought that piece of legislation was unconstitutional, it would not have been presented on the floor of the Senate," Norment said.Regardless of the bill's fate, Democrats say this could mean further polarization, and little hope for agreement on major issues like education and transportation. "They've poisoned the well," Deeds said. "They've damaged our ability to work with one another, to trust one another."The bill now goes to the House of Delegates for a vote. Democrats say they will pursue litigation if necessary to stop new districts from forming. New district lines would take effect in the 2015 election cycle.


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The MissouriSouthern volleyball team got a 3-0 win over Union (Tenn.) in the first match ofthe day at the Arkansas-Monticello tournament today, but a campus-wide poweroutage caused the postponement of the second match against Southern Arkansasand the match will be resumed from the point of stoppage in the third set,November 3 at Missouri Southern. A time has yet to be set for the match.
In the Lions(3-4) first match of the day, Southern dominated its opponent as they defeatedUnion by the scores of 25-14, 25-19 and 25-21. The Lions' defense was strong inthe match as big blocks dominated the match.
In Southern'ssecond match of the day, the Lions faced off with Southern Arkansas (6-3). TheLady Muleriders took sets one and two by scores of 25-23 and 28-26, and led 7-5in the third set, before the power went out.
KatiePolitte led all hitters with 11 kills in the match, while adding 11 digs,as well. SydneyWheeler had 17 assists in the match, playing in place of an injured AbbyFinder, who suffered an ankle injury in the match with Union.
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Rob and Kellie met in 2008 on Facebook, through a flirting application (at the time) called Zoosk. Rob poked Kellie first then sent her a witty line about her profile picture and from there they hit it off. Five months later Rob proposed on a starlit beach in Kenya. They then moved form the midlands (Rob is from Birmingham, Kellie from Coventry) to Hertfordshire, then to Cheshire and currently live in Manchester. They decided to get married in Greece because they both fell in love with the county when travelling around the Greek Islands back in 2009. And were very proud that 50 of their closest friends and family could make it out to join them in Santorini. (You are also guaranteed good weather unlike the UK where you can get all four seasons in one day, any day of the year!) The couple will shortly be emigrating to Canada in July to start a new life and family. So they have a very exciting year ahead of them. The Film captures perfectely their personalities and the fun filled day we all had!
Warwick Castle built in 1068 by William the Conqueror was the Medieval backdrop to a beautiful Historic inspired wedding.
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Grammy Award winner Lady Gaga, who recently released her third studio album, "ARTPOP," hosted the Nov. 16 episode of "Saturday Night Live" on NBC.
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LANSING, Mich. (WLNS) - Lansing Police are looking for information on two possible suspects who may be connected to a burglary.
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Can a lack of workforce diversity lead to on-the-job shenanigans? That's the question the Washington Post asked in regards to the Secret Service prostitution scandal, and how few women are employed as special agents. Only 11% of special agents are women; some Congresswomen think this lack of diversity could have contributed to the poor
decisions of the agents in Cartagena. Rep. Carolyn B. Maloney (D-N.Y.) said that the probability of the scandal would have been "reduced significantly" if there were more women in Cartagena. Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee (D-Tex.) also said that she believes greater gender diversity could have made them consider other leisurely activities.
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I did some quick research myself, and found that many scholars and managers alike do believe that diverse groups are better decision makers with less groupthink.
Would more diversity in the Secret Service have made the scandal less likely? Do you focus on diversity when building a team?
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Right - I understood that. My point was what's the population distribution of the 11% of female 1811's (the job series for federal law enforcement) along the career path. Fat at the entry level for 1811's through till about 5-6 years in, and then a large drop off?
To clarify a little for you, Deb, the 11% was referring solely to special agents (such as those on assignment in Cartagena), not the percentage of women in the organization overall. I don't know the specifics beyond that.
There's an inductive leap here and I'm not sure it's a sound argument. Diversity is one of the key antidotes to groupthink, but that's a slippery slope being set up.
Are the alleged illegal actions of these individuals a symptom of groupthink? That's a dangerous assumption. If the allegations are true, let's not forget, these are bad choices made by individuals.
Could these alleged actions been avoided by having more women on the advance team? Or just more women in the 1811 field at USSS? I doubt it. Assigning blame to an organization is puerile, IMHO.
Now, is an 11% female agent population for USSS great? Not in my opinion. But dig deeper. I doubt anyone will find that it's because USSS agents are allegedly soliciting prostitutes. It's likely a larger discussion of upward mobility, "halo effect" plucking for key positions, assignment process, "must move" requirements, and a lot of other personnel related reasons that keep that number deflated.
I wonder - what's the population breakout of that 11% - is it fat at the entry level 1811? Does it peter out at the 5-6 year mark and dwindle to barely a trickle beyond that?
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Laura Osnes takes us backstage at The Threepenny Opera and introduces us to her fellow cast members, including Romeo the Dog and a certain Oscar winner.April 16, 2014
This week's episode has the Bullets cast trash-talking bad actors, a traffic jam caused by the Prez needing a Broadway fix, a revealing tweet from a Les Miz star and a whole lotta love for Bridges, Mormon and the great Audra McDonald. Enjoy!April 16, 2014
Elle McLemore, Jessica Keenan Wynn and Alice Lee of Heathers The Musical on bringing this '80s cult classic to life on stage.April 15, 2014
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Rutland, Vermont - June 19, 2009
A man on death row for kidnapping and killing a Rutland woman has lost a second appeal.
Last year, a three-judge panel of the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals upheld the death sentence of 29-year-old Donald Fell. His lawyers asked for a broader review. On Wednesday, a nine-judge panel upheld the first panel's ruling. The decision leaves the U.S. Supreme Court as Fell's only option to appeal his sentence.
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The November, 2012, election left a record number of women in the United States Congress. Some women who ran for the House or Senate lost their reelection bid and some incumbent women chose not to run again. Some other seats were won by women, for a net gain. The year also saw a net loss of one for women governors. See who is going and coming below.
Women Leaving the United States Senate
- Olympia Jean Snowe: Republican, Maine, 1995 - 2013
Citing the partisanship in the U.S. Congress, she announced in January, 2012, that she would not run for reelection in November, 2012.
Women Joining the United States Senate
- Mazie Hirono: Democrat, Hawaii, 2013 -
She is Hawaii's first woman Senator, the first Asian-American woman elected to the Senate, the first Buddhist Senator, and the first Senator born in Japan
- Elizabeth Warren: Democrat, Massachusetts, 2013 -
She helped oversee distribution of TARP (Troubled Asset Relief Program) funds, and was a creator of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and an advisor for that bureau. She won against incumbent Republican Sen. Scott Brown.
- Deb Fischer: Republican, Nebraska, 2013 -
She ran against and defeated former Senator Bob Kerrey, a Democrat, after winning the Republican primary in an upset.
- Heidi Heitkamp: Democrat, North Dakota, 2013 -
She defeated a Republican congressman for this open Senate seat, and is the first woman elected to the Senate from North Dakota (Jocelyn Burdick was appointed Senator to fill out about 3 months of her husband's term when he died.)
- Tammy Baldwin: Democrat, Wisconsin, 2013
A member of the U.S. House of Representatives since 1999, Tammy Baldwin is Wisconsin's first woman Senator and the first openly gay U.S. Senator.
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Women Leaving the United States House of Representatives
- Lynn C. Woolsey: Democrat, California, 1993 - 2013
She retired voluntarily, not running for reelection in 2012.
- Sue Myrick: Republican, North Carolina, 1995 - 2013
Retired in 2013, did not run in 2012.
- Jo Ann Emerson: Republican, Missouri, 1996 - 2013
On December 3, 2012, announced she would leave Congress to become CEO of the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association.
- Mary Bono Mack: Republican, California, 1998 - 2013
In the November 2012 election, both Mary Bono Mack and her husband, Connie Mack of Florida, lost their reelection bids. Mary Bono Mack's defeat leaves California with no Republican women in their House representation in 2013.
- Tammy Baldwin: Democrat, Wisconsin, 1999 - 2013
Elected November 2012 to the United States Senate.
- Shelley Berkley: Democrat, Nevada, 1999 - 2013
Berkley narrowly lost a Senate election in 2012.
- Judy Borg Biggert: Republican, Illinois, 1999 - 2013
Biggert's district boundaries were changed in 2012, and she lost the election to a former Representative, Democrat Bill Foster.
- Jean Schmidt: Republican, Ohio, 2005 - 2013
She was defeated in the March, 2012, Republican primary.
- Mazie Hirono: Democrat, Hawaii, 2007 - 2013
Hirono was elected to the United States Senate in 2012, to take office in 2013. She was the first Buddhist woman elected to the House.
- Laura Richardson: Democrat, California, 2007 - 2013
She was defeated in her bid for reelection in 2012 by another Democratic woman, an incumbent Representative, Janice Hahn, in a district redrawn after the 2010 census.
- Betty Sutton: Democrat, Ohio, 2007 - 2013
After redistricting, she ran in 2012 against another incumbent Representative, Democrat Jim Renacci, and lost.
- Sandra (Sandy) Adams: Republican, Florida, 2011 - 2013
She lost the 2013 primary in Florida to incumbent Congressman John Mica.
- Ann Marie Buerkle: Republican, New York, 2011 - 2013
She was defeated in 2012 by the former Congressman Dan Maffei she had defeated in 2010.
- Nan Hayworth: Republican, New York, 2011 - 2013
She failed to win the November 2012 election in a district that was redrawn significantly after the 2010 census.
- Kathy Hochul: Democrat, New York, 2011 - 2013
Elected in a special election in May, 2011, she was defeated by the Republican candidate in November, 2012.
- Suzan DelBene: Democrat, Washington, 2012-present
Elected in November 2012 to a vacant seat, she took office on November 6 to fill the remaining term for the vacancy.
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- Tammy Duckworth: Democrat, Illinois, 2013 -
- Elizabeth Esty: Democrat, Connecticut, 2013 -
- Lois Frankel: Democrat, Florida, 2013 -
- Tulsi Gabbard: Democrat, Hawaii, 2013 -
- Ann Kirkpatrick: Democrat, Arizona, 2013 - (returning)
- Ann McLane Kuster: Democrat, New Hampshire, 2013 -
- Michelle Lujan Grisham: Democrat, New Mexico, 2013 -
- Grace Meng: Democrat, New York, 2013 -
- Gloria Negrete McLeod: Democrat, California, 2013 -
- Carol Shea-Porter: Democrat, New Hampshire, 2013 - (returning)
- Kyrsten Sinema: Democrat, Arizona, 2013 -
- Dina Titus: Democrat, Nevada, 2013 - (returning)
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- Jackie Walorski: Republican, Indiana, 2013 -
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Women Leaving as State Governors
- Christine Gregoire: Democrat, Washington, 2004 - 2013
She did not run for a third term in 2012.
- Beverly Perdue: Democrat, North Carolina, 2009 - 2013
She did not seek reelection in 2012.
Women Coming as State Governors
- Maggie Hassan: Democrat, New Hampshire, 2013 -
Second woman to hold the office, after Jeanne Shaheen (1997 - 2003).
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A gunman is being sought after a shooting on Claiborne Street on Tuesday.
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About GS1 Connect 2014
Now in its 14th year, GS1 Connect will explore the power of reimagining the way you do business. The San Diego Convention Center, overlooking the beautiful San Diego Bay, is the backdrop for our conference, which offers a full experience of education, networking, industry updates, case studies, and best practices to keep your business moving forward.
This year's event will offer four industry tracks to provide supply chain insights and updates for those in Grocery, Foodservice, Retail, and Healthcare. Back by popular demand is a fifth track on GS1 Standards and Solutions, which is targeted at expanding on educational topics associated with implementation best practices of the GS1 System. Some additional benefits of attending include:
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The GS1 Connect Conference offers attendees complimentary access to their new feature "Collaboration Day". Collaboration Day begins at 8:00 am on June 10th and ends that day at 4:00 pm. Held primarily in the Convention Center's Exhibit Hall, this experience offers conference attendees the opportunity to participate in formal and informal meetings with experts in GS1 Standards and industry initiatives, providers of supply chain solutions, and companies who will be hosting Trading Partner Roundtables and How to Do Business With…" sessions. This powerful day offers access to popular features from previous GS1 Connect conferences but was designed to reduce the time conflicts that have impeded an attendee's availability to take advantage of them in the past. Participants of Collaboration Day have the opportunity to make connections that can help them frame the remaining week and increase the overall value of their conference experience. Pre-Conference Education:
New this year! Pre-conference offerings will begin on Sunday, June 8, 2014 and continue through Monday, June 9, 2014. Located at the San Diego Marriott Marquis & Marina, the Pre-conference education returns to offer 101 level tracks on the basics of implementing barcodes, electronic commerce, EPC-enabled RFID and global data synchronization. Additional tracks and workshops have been added to the pre-conference educational roster to meet the growing demand for hands-on training such as EDI Essentials, Collaborative Planning, Forecasting and Reporting (CPFR) Training and a GDSN Workshop. All events will require that attendees wear their event badges. Learn more. Pre-Conference Co-Located Events:
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Akron woman finds out LeBron pendant worth thousands
Just wanted to point out this article to people who care. I thought it was kind of funny myself. She's putting it up on eBay because she thinks it's value is related more to how Lebron James' brand moves than to the value of the actual diamonds. "If he got a ring it might go up in value. You never know." Hahaha. Sounds like she is trying to inflate the value because she is afraid it's worthless now that he's not in Cleveland.


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Wednesday, 11:20 a.m., deputies arrested Christopher Anderson, 29, 900 block of East Elm Street, at the Howard County jail, on a warrant for petition to revoke.
Wednesday, 4:06 p.m., police arrested Christopher M. Wheeler, 32, Galveston, at Sycamore and Buckeye streets, on a charge of neglect of a dependent.
Wednesday, 4:52 p.m., police arrested Daiquan Haith, 21, 900 block of North Purdum Street, at the Howard County jail, on a warrant for failure to appear.
Wednesday, 5:51 p.m., police arrested Lashombi Fowler, 36, 1900 block of South Armstrong Street, in the 1400 block of North Webster Street, on a charge of trespass.
Wednesday, 8:45 p.m., police arrested Andrew K. Schmidt, 31, 3400 east block of 300 South, at Meijer, 2301 E. Markland Ave., on a charge of theft.
Thursday, 3:06 a.m., police arrested Kody A. Caldron, 20, 1900 block of South Park Road, at Webster and Wheeler streets, on a charge of illegal consumption of alcohol.
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Dec. 13, 5:33 p.m., Sharpsville police arrested Demetrius A. Hunter, 31, 700 block of East Havens Street, Kokomo, on a charge of driving without a license.
Tuesday, 7:03 p.m., police arrested Jeffrey A. Elge, 28, 21000 block of Cunion Court, Noblesville, on a charge of operating a vehicle while being a habitual traffic offender.
Wednesday, 3:46 a.m., police arrested Broc D. Tragesser, 25, 100 block of East North Street, Tipton, on charges of residential entry and trespass.


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10'x15'... the past 5 years, 2 bedrooms and 4 floors of our home is now crammed into a one cinder-block cell, the mail has been stopped (doubt I'll miss it) and tenants who will be kindly paying our mortgage for the next 12months are now moved in and we're officially "homeless".
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It took them more than two decades to do it, but organizers of today's annual Jingle-Bell-Run for Arthritis in Normal broke their long-time record of 2,000 participants.
The run kicked off around 1:00 p.m. Sunday afternoon at Heartland Community College.
Organizer, Tara Braucht, says to boost this year's interest, they worked on spreading awareness about the disease's effect on young children.
"A lot of people just think of it as, you know, our grandparents have arthritis and that sort of thing, but it really affects everyone. Over 300,000 children have arthritis, which a lot of people don't know. So we're really trying to educate people that kids do get arthritis too."
This year's Jingle-Bell-Run-route stretched down Raab Road, and around the Cornbelters' Stadium before heading back to Heartland's campus.
Organizers say the run/walk had 1,800 participants and raised $93,000 and still counting.
The goal is $100,000 and they are still accepting donations online at www.jinglebellbloomington.com.


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Samsung Galaxy RCompare8 reviewSamsung Galaxy R is another member of the Galaxy line of phones. It features a Tegra 2 chipset with two 1GHz Cortex-A9 cores, 5MP camera with 720p HD video recording, 8GB of internal memory, microSD card slot and what not. It is running Android 2.3.+ View Specs
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Spice Mobile Mi-410CompareThe Spice Mobile Mi-410 is an Android 2.2 smartphone with a 1GHz processor, HSPA connectivity, 5-megapixel camera, Wi-Fi, FM radio, HDMI and a 4" display.+ View Specs
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HTC EVO 3D GSMCompareThis is the GSM version of HTC EVO 3D. Like its American brother the device features a qHD 3D capable display and should have some potent bullets-namely a 1.2GHz Snapdragon MSM8660 dual-core processor, Android 2.3 under the hood and 5MP dual-lens camera for 3D video capture.+ View Specs
Huawei MercuryCompare4.5 reviewHuawei Mercury is an Android 2.3.3 handset running on a 1.4GHz Qualcomm MSM8655T chip. It has a 4-inch screen with cream of the crop resolution of 480x854 pixels, and an 8-megapixel auto-focus camera.+ View Specs
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Huawei MediaPadCompareHuawei MediaPad happens to be the world's first tablet announced with Android Honeycomb 3.2. The MediaPad features an IPS screen with 217pixel-per-inch density translating into a resolution of 1280 x 800 pixels and is powered by a 1.2GHz dual-core chip by Qualcomm, which grants that the MediaPad can handle 1080p full HD videos with ease, but at the same time it won't tax the battery too much with a quoted six hours of battery life. The tablet packs HSPA+ connectivity with up to 14.4 Mbps on the downlink, Wi-Fi b/g/n, Bluetooth, GPS, HDMI and 8 gigs of internal storage, which can be expanded through microSD cards. A 5-megapixel camera on the back and a 1.3-megapixel one up front will help you capture those important moments when there's no other camera around.+ View Specs
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Sony Ericsson Xperia activeCompare6.5 reviewAs the name suggests the Sony Ericsson Xperia active is targeting the outdoorsman in you. It's a 3-incher, with 320x480 pixels of resolution and scratch-resistant display that is allegedly able to accurately track your fingers even when wet. This hints at the biggest added value of the Xperia active - it is waterproof up to three feet (1m) for up to 30 minutes. To complement the water- and dustproof sealing, the company throws in a couple of extra sensors like compass and barometer, as well as apps like Personal Trainer, Pulse Watch and Pedometer. The cool thing is that а 5MP camera capable of HD video found its way in the waterproof housing as well.+ View Specs
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Sony Ericsson Xperia rayCompare8.5 reviewSony Ericsson Xperia ray has a whiff of the Xperia arc, since it is pretty thin, at 0.37" (9.4mm), and very light at 3.53oz (100g), and also sports the same 8MP Exmor R camera sensor with a 1GHz Qualcomm chipset.+ View Specs
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Motorola GLAMCompareThe Motorola GLAM is an ANDROID 2.1 smartphone with an ample 3.7-inch FWVGA (480 x 854) display, Wi-Fi, 5-megapixel camer with 720p video recording, HDMI port and a 550 MHz processor.+ View Specs
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Nokia N9Compare7 reviewThe Nokia N9 is Nokia's first phone with MeeGo. It features a curved 3.9-inch AMOLED display with Gorilla Glass. The N9 is unique as it doesn't have any buttons on the front, so all navigation is handled with virtual buttons and gestures in MeeGo. Under the hood, a 1GHz TI OMAP3630 CPU matched with PowerVRSGX530 GPU and 1GB of RAM, powers the platform. On the back, there is an 8-megapixel Carl Zeiss wide-angly auto-focus camera capable of capturing 720p videos. The phone ships with Nokia Maps supporting online navigation and features NFC, Dolby Headphone and Dolby Digital Plus. The N9 will be sold in 16GB and 64GB varieties.+ View Specs
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Lenovo IdeaPad Tablet K1CompareThe Lenovo IdeaPad Tablet K1 is powered by the 1GHz NVIDIA Tegra T20 chip, 1GB DDR2 RAM and runs Android 3.1. Its other features include Bluetooth, Wi-Fi (B/G/N), HDMI port and two cameras. 5-megapixel main shooter and a 2-megapixel on the front.+ View Specs
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HTC Desire IICompareHTC Desire II is rumored to be the CDMA version of the Desire S and it may end in US Cellular's line up.+ View Specs
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Motorola TRIUMPHCompareThe Motorola TRIUMPH is a smartphone you'll be able to find in Virgin's pre-paid lineup. Unlike most of the other handsets there though, it distinguishes itself with a larger than life 4.1-inch WVGA screen and a powerful 1GHz processor. The handset runs on Android 2.2 Froyo and features a 5MP camera, as well as 720p video capture.+ View Specs
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Nokia OroCompareThe Nokia Oro is a premium version of the Nokia C7 with 18-carat gold plating. It runs Symbian Anna and features a 3.5" capacitive AMOLED screen with nHD resolution, 8MP camera with fixed focus, HD video recording and dual-LED flash plus 8GB of onboard memory.+ View Specs
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HTC TrophyCompare7 reviewHTC Trophy is a global Windows Phone 7 device for Verizon Wireless. It has a 1GHz processor, 3.8" WVGA display, 5MP Autofocus camera with LED flash, 720p video recording, 16GB of on-board memory, 576MB RAM / 512MB ROM , FM Radio, and will support DLNA.+ View Specs
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Motorola DROID X2Compare8 reviewMotorola DROID X2 is the successor of the Motorola DROID X. It will pack the same 4.3-inch screen but with qHD resolution, 1GHz dual-core processor, 512MB of RAM and 8MP camera.+ View Specs
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LG DoubleplayCompare5 reviewLG Doubleplay is a side sliding Android smartphone with a full QWERTY keyboard available from T-Mobile. The device sports two touchscreen displays; a main 3.5-inch one and a second 2-inch. The Doubleplay also has a 1GHz processor, 512MB of RAM, 5-megapixel with LED flash, Wi-Fi and aGPS.+ View Specs
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Samsung GALAXY Tab 10.1 LTECompare8 reviewSamsung GALAXY Tab 10.1 LTE is the LTE enabled version of the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1.+ View Specs
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Samsung Fascinate 4GCompareSamsung Fascinate 4G is a version of the Samsung Galaxy S line of phones running Android 2.2. It has 4" SUPER AMOLED display, 5MP rear camera, VGA front-facing camera, Wi-Fi, GPS and Bluetooth.+ View Specs
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Sony Ericsson Xperia mini proCompare8.5 reviewXperia Mini Pro is an Android 2.3 running smartphone with a slide out landscape QWERTY keyboard and a 1GHz Snapdragon processor under the hood. It has a 3 inch touchscreen and a 5MP camera that captures video at HD.+ View Specs
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Sony Ericsson Xperia miniCompare8.5 reviewXperia mini is an Android 2.3 running smartphone with a 1GHz Snapdragon processor under the hood. It has a 3 inch touchscreen and 5MP camera that captures video at HD. According to the manufacturer, that makes the Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini the smallest device in the world that can record HD video.+ View Specs
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HTC BlissCompareSpeculation has arisen that the Taiwan based manufacturer is working on the HTC Bliss, a smartphone for the ladies that would be the first Android model with such a focus. It will be a half centimeter thinner than the HTC Desire Z. As far as specs are concerned, there are conflicting stories on whether there will be both back and front-facing cameras. The Bliss is said to come with "calming" wallpapers and special apps geared to shopping and calorie counting.
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BlackBerry Bold 9930Compare8 reviewBlackBerry Bold 9930 is a CDMA/GSM hybrid with a 2.8-inch capacitive touch screen and a 1.2 Ghz processor. The device also sports a 5MP camera, 768MB of RAM and a 8GB build-in memory. It is set to launch with BlackBerry OS 7 and NFC support.+ View Specs
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BlackBerry Bold 9900Compare7 reviewBlackBerry Bold 9900 comes with a 2.8-inch capacitive touch screen and a magnificent resolution for its size - 640x480. It is a quad-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE handset, and also supports a tri-band HSPA. This device also sports a 5MP camera, 768MB of RAM and a 8GB build-in memory. It is set to launch with BlackBerry OS 7 and NFC support.+ View Specs
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HTC MazaaCompareHTC Mazaa is rumored to be a CDMA/GSM hybrid running Windows Phone 7 with similar specs to HTC 7 Trophy.+ View Specs
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Nokia E6Compare5.5 reviewThe Nokia E6 continues Nokia's business E series with updated version of Symbian^3. The sleek new addition features a 2.46" LCD capacitive touchscreen, made of Gorilla Glass to protect it from scratches.The phone comes with an 8-megapixel fixed-focus snapper with dual-LED flash which can record 720p HD video. It has GPS, Wi-Fi, FM radio, and Bluetooth.+ View Specs
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Nokia X7Compare5 reviewNokia X7 is going to be one of the first two devices on Nokia's portfolio, along with the business-oriented Nokia E6, to come with Symbian Anna – the updated version of the manufacturer's mobile platform. Other than that the handset boasts a 4-inch AMOLED touchscreen with a 360x640 display resolution and an 8-megapixel fixed focus camera capable of shooting 720p HD video.+ View Specs
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Samsung Galaxy Tab Wi-FiCompareSamsung Galaxy Tab Wi-Fi is a tablet running Android 2.2 Froyo. It has a 7" capacitive LCD display with 1024x600 pixels resolution, 3MP camera with LED flash, front camera for video calling, 16GB built-in memory, expandable up to 32GB. Its browser is both Adobe Flash and HTML5 capable.+ View Specs
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Samsung Galaxy S PlusCompareSamsung Galaxy S Plus is upgraded variant of the beloved Android powered smartphone. The new Galaxy S phone holds a few advantages over the original Galaxy S, and this is a fact - it's to pack a single-core 1.4GHz processor, Android 2.3 plus TouchWiz 3.0, as well as a bigger (1650mAh) battery. The other specs are the same - 4" Super AMOLED display, 5MP camera, GPS, Wi-Fi, FM radio and Bluetooth.+ View Specs
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HTC Flyer Wi-FiCompare8 reviewHTC Flyer Wi-Fi is the Wi-Fi-only version of the HTC Flyer. It is a compact 7-inch touchscreen Android 2.3.3 tablet with 600x1024 pixels res, which will come with an integrated pressure-sensitive pen experience, courtesy of the new HTC Scribe technology. The feature will be used for note-taking and drawing. The tablet will be constructed out of HTC trademark aluminum unibody. It will be powered by a single-core 1.5GHz processor, and will feature 1GB RAM, coupled with 32GB of built-in storage (microSD slot is available). For photo and video taking the tablet biz will offer a 5MP main shooter, as well as a secondary 1.3MP front-facing cam for video chats. Powering all this goodness will be courtesy of a 4000mAh battery that is said to provide up to 4 hours of constant video playback.+ View Specs
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Samsung GALAXY Tab 8.9Compare7.5 reviewSamsung GALAXY Tab 8.9 is the smaller brother of the GALAXY Tab 10.1 and obviously will be equipped with an 8.9-inch touchscreen, but the exciting part here is its unprecedented thinness of just 8.6mm! That's 0.2mm thinner than the iPad 2, which is the current leader in this aspect. In addition, the device's weight will be fixed at just 16.5 oz (470 grams), making it one of the lightest full-sized tablets out there.+ View Specs
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HTC EVO View 4GCompare8.5 reviewHTC EVO View 4G is the Sprint version of the HTC Flyer tablet. It features a 7-inch display with 1024 x 600 resolution, two cameras and Android 2.3+ View Specs
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HTC HD7SCompare7 reviewHTC HD7S is a re-branded version of the HTC HD7. The phone is equipped with a 4.3-inch WVGA Super LCD display which is the largest in the WP7 lineup, but even more intriguing is the fact that the phone will ship with an updated version of Microsoft's platform supporting copy and paste. On the hardware side you get a 1GHz single-core processor, while in the camera department you have a 5-megapixel snapper.+ View Specs
Motorola ATRIX 4G CDMACompareMotorola ATRIX 4G in CDMA form is rumored to be heading to Sprint. Most of the specifications probably will remain the same.+ View Specs
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ARCHOS 43 Internet TabletCompareArchos 43 Internet Tablet is 4.3" Android 2.2 running slate with 2MP camera. It has 1GHz processor, Wi-Fi, HDMI port, 8GB internal memory and supports up to 32GB microSD memory cards.+ View Specs
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Apple iPad 2 VerizonCompare8.5 reviewApple's first CDMA tablet is a version of the iPad 2 for Verizon, and it shares all its specs, save for the 1.34 pounds (607 g) of weight. The iPad 2 improves on its predecessor in both desing and hardware, since the renowned tablet is now thinner even than the iPhone 4 at 0.34" (8.8mm). It is powered by a 1GHz dual-core Apple A5 chipset, which provides 2x the CPU and 9x the GPU performance of its predecessor. All that while keeping the same 10 hours of battery life. Dressed entirely in black or white this time, the iPad 2 sports HDMI output via a separate cable, as well as rear and front-facing cameras - the first supports HD video recording, and the second FaceTime for video chat with other iDevices.+ View Specs
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Apple iPad 2Compare8.5 reviewThe second generation of Apple's venerable tablet - iPad 2 - improves on its predecessor in both design and hardware. The iconic tablet is now thinner even than the iPhone 4 at 0.34" (8.8mm), and weighs just 1.35 pounds (613 grams). The big changes on the inside is the 1 GHz dual-core Apple A5 chipset, which provides 2x the CPU and 9x the GPU performance of its predecessor. All that while keeping the same 10 hours of battery life. Dressed entirely in black or white this time, the iPad 2 also sports HDMI output via a separate cable, as well as rear and front-facing cams, plus a bunch of new cool accessories.+ View Specs
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05/23/2012: "$15,000 A Month For Interim Administrator"
The County Council voted unanimously on Tuesday to hire an interim county administrator (Pro Tempore) until a replacement can be found for Pete Rose, who recently resigned to take a job on the mainland; reportedly at less pay.
The Council decided to go with the Greg Prothman Company , who "will provide the services of its employee, Robert W. Jean…as County Administrator Pro Tempore." The County will provide Mr. Jean with an office; staff; laptop; printer; wireless internet, and a place to live (the County maintains a furnished apartment in the legislative building) and cover his electrical use.
The Prothman Company will provide Mr. Jean to the County at an hourly rate of $60 and hour, plus 40% for "overhead", which works out (173.33 hours a month ="full time") to $14,996.51 a month.
The County already has a Pro Tempore, David Kelly, but he too has been looking for work outside of the county, and like Rose, found it on the mainland. Last Thursday Kelly was hired by the Selah City Council (next to Yakima) as their new administrator.
The question now is. how long will Mr. Jean be around? The Council is not looking for a replacement for Rose at this time, and has no plans to begin a search until after the November vote is in on the recommendations by the Charter Review Commission, which has put the question of a County Administrator vs. a County Manager on the ballot.
At this point the County has no idea what the voters will do, or if there will even be a need for a County Administrator -only a County Manager. In the meantime it is expected the Council will continue to move things along, and perhaps dive a little deeper into administrative areas, since it will take time for Mr. Jean to identify the dynamics of his new job, and the personalities and history of on-going projects.
Chair Patty Miller is quoted in a County press release as stating: "The Council intends to stay focused on moving our top 2012 initiatives through to completion, including a long range sustainable budget, smooth solid waste transition and resolution of the Critical Areas Ordinance,"
In a telephone interview between Jean and the County, he is reported to have agreed with Miller's for the need to continue to "move forward, and the budget is among his top priorities.
"San Juan County has already made serious budget cuts," he said, "so any additional cuts we have to make will require setting priorities, making tough decisions and looking for even more ways to provide services efficiently."
He added that one urgent task will be to get the message to voters about the need for the three-tenths of a percent Criminal Justice/Public Safety Sales tax, which will appear on the August primary election ballot.
"I don't come in claiming to have all the answers, but hopefully I can pull the staff and elected officials together as a team so that we can find the answers together."
His official job description requires him to "execute, lead, and coordinate the policies and directives of San Juan County. The position is responsible for overseeing the development and implementation of the County's Strategic Plan, its core values, policies and programs. The position provides fiscal leadership to San Juan County, including recommendation of the county budget and the provision of professional assistance to the County Council for all fiscal matters under the Council's jurisdiction."
Jean and Rose will meet next week as part of the transition, and then Rose will officially end his employment on June 8th.


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At least three people have been injured after part of the set collapsed on to members of the audience at an acrobatic show in north London.
Theatre-goers were enjoying the interactive Fuerzaruta show at the Roundhouse in Camden on Friday night when the incident happened.
During the show, which is described as 'mind-blowing' on their website, the audience is encouraged to walk around under the performing acrobats.
Approximately half-an-hour into the show the set caved in on top of them and the audience was evacuated. Eyewitness took to twitter describing the drama as 'crazy'.
Performance cancelled. I hope the dancers that fell are okay. This is crazy. #fuerzabruta #roundhouse—
James Bell (@jamesbellart) January 17, 2014
OMG Health & SAfety Nightmare! Accident happened and show cancelled! Just glad everyone appears to be ok #Fuezaberuta #roundhouse—
Bex (@woodbitchnymph) January 17, 2014
Thanks to everyone at tonight's Fuerzabruta show for your understanding. Apologies to those expecting to see the cancelled 10pm. More soon.—
Roundhouse (@RoundhouseLDN) January 17, 2014
It's been reported that the piece of set that fell was suspended over the audience as two performers on wires scramble over each side of it.
Photographer Steve Johns, 68, told the BBC: 'The sail which was spinning above the crowded floor, on which acrobats were performing, collapsed on to technicians and members of the public below.
'Fortunately, due to the efficient security service and the calm of the crowd, the worst was avoided.
'I saw only one person wounded on the ground before I was made to leave. The rest of the show was cancelled'.
Three people were treated for minor injuries by London Ambulance and taken to the Royal Free Hospital.
London Ambulance said one person was treated for a facial injury, one for an ankle injury and one for concussion.
We treated three patients for minor injuries after an incident at the roundhouse last night. All three went to hospital.—
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TUCSON, Ariz. -- The Muscular Dystrophy Association, the sponsor of the decades-old Labor Day weekend telethon, plans to move its national office to Chicago from Tucson.
Spokeswoman Roxan Olivas said the nonprofit group will sell its Tucson office building but still keep a considerable presence in the southern Arizona city after the national office moves in 2014.
The Arizona Daily Star reported that most of the association's 110 employees in Tucson will continue to work in Tucson in leased space, while 15 to 20 workers will be relocated to other locations such as Chicago.
The MDA was founded in 1950. It moved its national headquarters to Tucson from New York in 1991.
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Maple Leafs' Burke: no-go on Bouwmeester?
From Toronto Sun via SI/FanNation: The thing about Bouwmeester is, no one really knows how good he is or how adaptable he would be to a high-pressure market such as Toronto. Anyone wish to toss out a guess? Burkie knows his stuff. There's something almost otherworldly about his scouting of defensemen, whether they be old-line veterans (Nieds and Pronger) or greenies (um, Pronger). His club will be winning lots of games within two years...if he survives the uber-hands-on ownership of the Leafs.


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I've spent plenty of holiday seasons on the other side of the register. Sure, the pay stunk, but it was fun in its manic way. The many shots of free espresso we brewed with the automatic coffee machines and the ceaseless soundtrack of peppy Christmas standards kept us alert and full of…well, it wasn't cheer, really. Let's just call it adrenaline.
Often I was not really behind the register at all, but slowly circling the between metro shelves laden with specialty serving pieces and larding needles, seeking fresh customers zero in on (there's no selling like hand-selling, folks!)
I also handled scores of merchandise returns, especially in January. Sometimes people exchanged things because they wanted a Dutch oven in eggplant instead of cobalt, or a knife with an 8-inch blade instead of a 6-inch blade.
Other times it was because the gifts they'd received just plain didn't work. The things listed below? I highly advise you not buy them for yourself or those on your care about, but don't take my word for it. Trust the sad sight of the returns shelf in the stockroom, sagging with busted crap.
Whatever you do, save your receipts and buy things from a store with a good returns policy. It pays off.
1. Peugeot Pepper and Salt Mills: This French company makes luxury automobiles, bikes, scooters…and pepper mills. Their mills are not cheap, and they are oftentimes handsome to look at. Too bad they don't work. What to give instead: I like Mr. Dudley mills, but, to be honest, my favorite mill was some off-brand acrylic thing; it still works great. Vic Firth (specialty: drumsticks, rolling pins) mills are well-done, too.
2. Battery-Operated Milk Frothers: These little wands seem like such a great solution: froth milk at home for cozy, fancy coffee drinks. Save money all year long! But they're fragile and, oftentimes, junky; many have life spans of less than a year. What to give instead: The much more expensive Nespresso Aeroccino works exceptionally well, until it stops working. I've seen dozens of frothing gadgets, and there's no single one to recommend unequivocally. That's why I like to leave it to the pros. How about a gift card for the recipient's favorite coffee shop?
3. Silicon Bakeware of Any Kind: I've used this stuff, and it's awful: floppy, challenging to store, impossible to get clean, and (most importantly) useless at browning things in the oven. What to give instead: Aluminum baking pans are moderate in cost, and they often outperform their more expensive, heavier counterparts. Steer away from nonstick lining if you can; it wears out, also interferes with browning, and still needs to be greased, anyway.
4. Expensive Knife Block Sets: A hefty wooden knife block packed with a dozen different knives is visually impressive, especially if those knives are made by one of the big-name players: Wusthof, Shun, Henkel. Of the seven knives I keep in my kitchen, I use three in regular rotation: the chef's knife, the serrated knife, and the paring knife. There's no reason to have a massive knife block using up a bunch of counter space when you're usually going to use only three or four of those knives. What to give instead: An empty, smaller knife block with a gift certificate. This way, the recipient can go pick out the knives they want (make sure it's a well-informed store where they will let you handle the knives first). Real knife geeks don't covet knife block sets; they covet individual knives.
5. Stupid Cutting, Pitting, and Dicing Gadgets: The mango pitter. The avocado slicer. The melon gutter. Useless. This is the junk that's appealing for a month, until you discover it's actually not helpful at all, and then it languishes in the back of some overcrowded drawer until it goes to the Goodwill or garage sale. What to give instead: A gift certificate to a knife skills class, where it's possible to learn to pit mangos, slice avocados, and dice onions with one handy tool: a decent knife.
6. Boxed Gourmet Baking Mixes: We're talking Stonewall Kitchen and Barefoot Contessa. At 8 to 12 bucks a pop, you are buying a box full of flour, sugar, and baking powder at a 500% markup, plus the baker still has to furnish the eggs and butter. What to give instead: A good baking book (I'm really fond of John Barricelli's The Seasonal Baker), or a decent electric kitchen scale.
7. Gravy Separators: I used to think these were a Thanksgiving lifesaver—they are supposed to make it easy to pour the fat off your roasted bird's pan juices—but after a few frustrating annual gravy-making sessions, I've decided it's just as easy to skim off the fat with a big metal serving spoon, and most people already have one of those. Plus gravy separators are a bitch to get clean. What to give instead: Martha Holmberg's excellent Modern Sauces. Honestly, I don't recall if she recommends using a fat separator or not, but in that book, she offers home cooks tips culled from a lifetime of savvy sauce-making. She's got your gravy covered and then some.
8. Digital Probe Thermometers: This is the kind of thermometer that has a probe connected to a digital command center by a cord. You stick the probe in your hunk of roasting meat, pop it in the hot oven, and conveniently look at the digital display on your oven door or countertop, thereby getting up-to-the-second temperature readings of your cooking beast without even opening up the oven! What a great idea, right? Yeah, if the thermometer wasn't made to break. These things quit working if you even look at them the wrong way. Besides, I'm a fan of poking and prodding and examining. How are you ever going to be familiar with what properly cooked meat looks like or feels if you don't, you know, look at it and touch it from time to time? What to give instead: Instant-read thermometers, the cheap ones. I prefer the dial kind over the digital kind, because you can easily calibrate them. I have two, and I usually cross-check if I'm cooking up a very expensive piece of meat I don't want to ruin.
9. Crappy Mandolines: A crappy mandoline is worse than no mandoline. I've used a bunch of ones that are hard to store, flimsy, and give inconsistent results. And the more rickety a mandoline, the more likely you are to cut yourself. OXO, Zyliss, Swissmar, Chef'n: suck, suck, suck, suck. What to give instead: A decent mandoline does not have to break the bank. There's a reason chefs always gush over those Japanese Benriner mandolines: they work. And usually start around $25.
10. Waring Pro Blender: Waring is the granddaddy of blenders, dating back 60-some years. And they are fine if you want to whirr up a smoothie or have a margarita party now and then. But they are not very powerful, and therefore less versatile than other, more modern blenders. What to give instead: Santa, I have been, at times, very, very good. I could ask for a Kitchen Aid or a Breville, but I'm an all-or-nothing kind of gal. So yeah, a Vita-Mix, please. If not this year, then next, or the one after that. Until then, I can always use an extra instant-read thermometer.
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"We have three locations in mind right now," he said. "We're looking both here and overseas. I think our November show will be in the U.S. We really don't know for sure though. We're looking in a lot of different places."
Butterbean met Moosin's Korean financial backer around two years ago when he traveled there to fight on a card, and they eventually teamed up to form an American side of the promotion.
Last night's show was the first U.S. offering for the new partnership, but Butterbean says the organization has big dreams that go well past the Atlantic and Pacific.
"We're going global with this," he said. "If you notice, we have more countries and languages than the UFC ever thought of. I just mention them because they're the show everyone gets compared to. We're not out here to take over the UFC, but this is too big of a sport for one person to hold everything down. We're going to do it global, with fighters from all over the world."
He said that they would woo fighters with their professional treatment behind the scenes. Tim Sylvia, who defeated Mariusz Pudzianowski in the main event, offered up his kudos for Moosin's smooth operation.
"I've fought for lot of organizations, and their backstage was run very well," he said. "They did a great job catering to the fighters. They were phenomenal with everything. From food and water in the locker room to the way they treated us, they did a great job."
"We want to treat them like kings," Butterbean added. "We want to show them how happy we are to have them."
Butterbean said that the promotion has options built into the fighter's contracts to bring both Sylvia and Pudzianowski back and hope to do so, though he did say their deals are non-exclusive.
"We're going to treat them so good that they're not going to want to fight anywhere else," he said. "I think tonight's card was a home run. There was not a bad fight on the card and I think everyone went home happy and entertained. That's what we want to keep doing."


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TODAY | January 08, 2013
>> how about that cake we had lion? half of it is still sitting there.
>> so delicious.
>> we're back with more of "today" on this special workout tuesday. it's a bittersweet day around here because we are dwegt healthy, but we've also promised to give up wine on the show for a month.
>> wait a second. i just want to comment on something. the calories burned according to that thing says i burned 94, and you have burned 140?
>> sounds about right.
>> that's rude. i can't believe this is actually happening. all those liquid calories really do add up, so here to show us what we could have instead is the woman who made us give up the whole entire thing. julie bane, the health director of "ladies home journal."
>> i hate her.
>> we're kind of genls you, julie, at this point.
>> hi.
>> you are going to show us the cover first and foremost, or no?
>> of course, it is.
>> we have a reveal.
>> thank you.
>> you don't look so bad yourself, pops.
>> there's only one.
>> thank you. thank you.
>> i think one of the things is when we drink wine, we don't just drink wine. we do what we call a jerry pour.
>> we jerry-ize it.
>> yeah.
>> can you tell us the difference in calories?
>> here's the thing. one serving of wine a day for women is healthy, but one search serving equals five ounces.
>> that's just wrong.
>> most people don't realize how little five ounces is.
>> show us. let's see.
>> come on, guys. show us, please.
>> all right. that's what you are supposed to have.
>> there's what you are supposed to have. that's the healthy --
>> which one?
>> oh, that's ridiculous.
>> you know what --
>> i don't know. it's not our fault. jerry does the pouring.
>> there's 120 calories in five ounces. more like 250 in the jerry pour.
>> wow.
>> we like the jerry pour.
>> that adds up to a lot. if you gave up that ten ounce pour, you could get -- you could eat instead a lot of good stuff.
>> 5,000 calories, you said.
>> yeah.
>> let's bring out -- all these cute guys are from fly wheel, and these are some of the things you could have instead of wine. for 250 calories eight cups of popcorn or whole grain chips and salsa.
>> no thank you.
>> if you want something fatty or sweet, half a cup of ice cream or small order of fries.
>> now, what would you choose the vino over all that stuff, kath?
>> i would probably go with the chips and salsa or the popcorn.
>> that is good to know. that's a lot of popcorn.
>> about the same amount of calories.
>> thank you.
>> all right. champagne is something we enjoy.
>> champagne.
>> you more than i do, hode.
>> right. tell us about the healthy equivalents if we want to give up champagne?
>> about 80 calories a glass. most people have two. for that you could have a fillet minion.
>> what?
>> yep.
>> and bacon?
>> or three and a half strips of bacon.
>> what's the other almonds. what else? macaroni and cheese .
>> right.
>> all right. it puts it in perspective.
>> it sure does. it definitely does. thank you.
>> your liquid calories don't make you feel full, so you don't even know that you're -- you know, that you're drinking your calories.
>> let's talk about sangria because that is so fruity and delicious are but if you decided not to have the sangria --
>> 300 calories. you could have your whole lunch. tuna salad , turkey and cheese sandwich on whole wheat or a slice of pepperoni or chocolate cupcake.
>> you know what, these are all -- you know what, it is pretty cool. we're giving up wine for the show, and during that hour of television we could save a lot. are you guys really walking around with wine?


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I. Ecosystems a) Value 1) Biodiversity 2) Ecological services 3) Resources 4) Recreation b) Management 1) Degraded 2) Used sustainably (wise use) 3) Protected c) Have many forms 1) Forests (1) Old growth (2) Second growth (moderately diverse) (3) Tree farms (simplified) (4) Can be?? (a) Degraded (i) Fire (natural, human) (ii) Insect-pathogens (natural, human induced) (iii) Resource extraction 1. profits a. cash crops b. cattle ranching c. logging d. mining e. oil/coal f. dams 2. survival a. population growth b. poverty c. foreign debt d. unsustainable small scale farming e. cutting for fuelwood 2) Rangeland (1) Degraded by overgrazing (a) Taylor law (2) Used sustainably by (a) Reduced grazing (b) Protecting riparian zones (c) Restoring degraded lands (d) Influenced by (i) Economics (ii) Full-cost pricing (iii) Removing harmful substances 3) Parks (1) Lost/degraded by?? (a) Overuse (b) Being too small (c) Poaching (2) Used sustainable (a) Increased size and numbers (b) Selective resource extraction by local people (c) Restricting commercial activities inside boundaries (d) Controlling visitor numbers (e) Integrated management with surrounding areas 4) Rivers (1) Degraded by dams and pollution (2) Used sustainably (a) Land use control (b) Pollution control (c) Protecting vulnerable segments or entire river
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Conservation Biology Physical taking Crown fire Ecological integrity Polluter or degrader pay Prescribed burn Wildlife management Taxpayer pay Presuppression Multiple use land Even-age management Suppression National Forest system Industrial forestry Rangeland Principle of sustainable yield Uneven age management Overgrazing Principle of multiple use Grow and slash deforestation Riparian zone National resource land Selective cutting Continuous grazing Moderately restricted-use land Shelter wood cutting Deferred-rotation grazing National wildlife refuge Seed tree cutting Wilderness Restricted-use land Clear cutting Core area National park system Strip cutting Buffer zone National wildlife preservation system Whole tree harvesting Transition zone Regulatory taking Surface fire
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'Cooler' Cold Lunches Mini-Tip 5Posted by MeckMom on Sep 23, 2010 in Best of MeckMom | 4 comments
We've finally made it to the end of the series. I'm sure you guys are anxious to move on to other topics, but I have one more to share. It was inspired by an idea I read about in Family Fun Magazine. This cool lunch tip is probably my kids' favorite; mostly because it gets them a lot of attention at the lunch table. Thankfully it's a cinch for me to create too. I just pop the cap on a marker.
'Cooler' Cold Lunches Mini-Tip 5: Make Your Mark
You've probably been there. You're helping your child study for a test and find that the same spelling word manages to stump him over and over again. You find yourself shouting out "don't forget, coach is spelled with an OA and globe is spelled with an OBE " as you drop him off at school on test day – hoping one last reminder will make it stick in his head. Unfortunately for me, spelling tests happen at the end of the day and my morning reminders are long gone by then. I could just leave a note in his lunchbox, I suppose, but that would be so ordinary. It's much more fun to write it on his lunch instead.
When my kids have a big test I try to give them an edible study sheet in their lunch. I pick the two or three questions that they've been struggling with and incorporate the answers into their meal. That way they have one more quick reminder before they take their tests. Whether it's the capital of Wisconsin or the name of the 16th president – a little bit of marker goes a long, long way. Plus, since their classmates are usually taking the same tests that day it's a win-win for everyone at the table.
Of course you could use the markers for other stuff too. Write a joke, draw a picture, or give them a riddle to solve. Anything goes. It's an easy way to add a little excitement to an otherwise dull, test-ridden day.
Just remember, the markers work best on smoother surfaces. Here are a few things we've tried at our house with good success: bagels, tortillas, wraps, cheese cubes, pancakes, even the inside of Oreos. I found my orange and black Wilton food markers at Michael's on the halloween food end cap (by the cupcake sprinkles and cookie cutters). The other colors came with a color-a-cookie kit I found at Target in the bakery section for less than $5 (complete with 4 hello kitty cookies to color). Just thought I'd pass it on.
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