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News: 2 Chainz Describes Nas' Greatness, Reveals Top 5 Dead Or Alive List [Video]
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Atlanta rapper 2 Chainz recently dished out what five hip-hop artists make his all-time list including veterans like Scarface and living legend Jay Z.
Chainz started off his list with Face Mob, Nas and late rap icon Tupac Shakur.
"Scarface, I'm from the South. Geto Boys, Rap-A-Lot, they just had a lot to do with the grooming of young black males coming from where I'm from," Chainz explained in an interview. "You got Nasir Jones who is still relevant, who I think paints the dopest pictures you can paint in hip-hop. I think he's somewhat Picasso with the rap. ... Tupac was probably my favorite of all time. I named a lot of my mixtapes [after him]." (Sports Nation)
Deuce also saved a couple spots for late New York emcee Notorious B.I.G and his pal Jay Z.
"Biggie was another ill person. He had a lot of bangers out. His influence and people just followed his lifestyle and some of the things he said back then - people are just now catching onto," Chainz added. "Jay Z is one of the best ones doing it. Period. He just kinda shows us that rap is just a stepping stone to other things. So I appreciate his vision and I appreciate his savvy." (Sports Nation)
Outside of mogul talk, Chainz recently discussed working on his third solo effort.
"I'm already working on my third album, I have a single already. I never stop. The day my album dropped, I went to the studio," Chainz revealed in an interview. "I always had it in mind that I was gonna put Jay Z on my third album. I still feel like I have room to grow, I haven't peaked out yet. It's always exciting to get a verse or something from Jay Z for a new album. You've still got Eminem, you've got Andre 3000. You've got your 'A' list and then you've got your 'A-A' list. You've got your certain people that are very successful in the game right now." ("Jenny Boom Boom TV")
He briefly touched on the perception of not having enough promotion for his sophomore effort in September.
"You don't want to get into becoming angry rapper mode, pointing fingers at different people. I'm still confident in word of mouth as far as marketing and advertising. ... I'm kinda like on some laidback, humble stuff right now 'cause I really think I outdid myself on this album." ("The Breakfast Club")
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A corner kick taken to the left of Fulham's goal was headed out to a lurking Tom Huddlestone, the Spurs midfielder taking one touch before letting loose a rocket into the right side of Mark Schwarzer's net, giving Tottenham a 2-1 lead in the 65th minute of their match at Craven Cottage.
The goal was originally thought disallowed, with the linesman's flag up. The tally was eventually allowed to stand.
Huddlestone is one of the best ball strikers in the league, but goals of this nature – a 24-yard, perfectly placed strike through traffic – are usually the trade of Paul Scholes.
Huddlestone's impression of the Premier League standard has Spurs in position for a valuable three points.

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Police have arrested two men in connection with a string of car thefts in Crawford County, Iowa last week. Police arrested the two men in Council Bluffs and recovered the last of two missing vehicles: a 2009 Dodge Ram and a 1936 Pontiac coupe, as well as other vehicles reported stolen in other cases.
18-year-old Sean Arrick of Council Bluffs is charged with six counts of first-degree theft and three counts of third-degree burglary. He may face additional charges over the other cars.
30-year-old Andrew Arrick of Council Bluffs was also arrested and charged with possession of stolen property.
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Today we're taking a look at the fourth home on the Indianapolis Home-a-Rama house tour. This one was a little surprising. It had a kind of traditional Tudor look to it on the outside, but then it didn't feel very Tudor-like when we stepped inside. It was built by Henderson Homes and decorated by Barbara Hage and Greg Garcia of John Kirk Furniture Galleries. The builder says he wanted the home to feature "classic Meridian Street elements and charm" (Meridian Street is famous in Indianapolis for its beautiful old homes–you can see my post with photos of them here). The designers say they wanted the decor "to portray a well-traveled family."
It's on the market for about $1.5 million, making it one of the least expensive homes on the tour. It has 5 bedrooms, 7 baths, and sits on a little over an acre. (The MLS listing has more information here.)
Take a look around and see what you think!
See what I mean? I bet you were surprised by some of the decorating, weren't you? It wasn't at all what I expected.
When we got there, no one was at the door to greet us, so we let ourselves in. Most of the lights were off, and it was very quiet (you can see in some of the photos it was a little dark). I think whoever volunteered to be at the home that afternoon must've been running late (or they were around someplace and we just didn't run into them). If there hadn't been a crowd of other people there, we would've thought we had wandered into a private home!
What do you think of this Tudor-inspired home? Based on the comments you've left for the first three homes on the tour, I have a feeling you'll have plenty of opinions about this one, too!
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A SCREENING clinic to prevent sudden deaths from heart disease in young people is coming to Altrincham.
The details of the cardiac screening session in Altrincham were revealed just a day before Bolton Wanderers star Fabrice Muamba collapsed with a heart attack during an FA Cup tie on Saturday. He was in a critical condition in hospital as Messenger went to press.
The clinic will carry out checks to show up undetected heart defects.
Young people between the ages of 14 and 35 are being urged to go along and get screened - particularly if they play sport.
The Altrincham session - which will be held on July 1 - is being organised by the charity Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY) and the Ben Crean Trust.
The trust was founded after Altrincham resident Ben Crean, 28, died of a massive heart attack in October 2008.
Ben's mother, Jennie, of Massey Road, Altrincham, said: "What happened to Fabrice is exactly what happened to my son - he also collapsed and was revived. It is eerily the same.
"Fabrice had heart screening but to check some of the conditions you have to have specialist heart screening."
Jennie, assistant head teacher at Blessed Thomas Holford School in Altrincham, added: "We want to raise awareness that all young people need to go for an ECG."
The trust was set up by Ben's former employers, property development company CTP Ltd, and his family - parents Jennie and Nick, and sister Amy, 28 - who have set out to ensure other young people are aware of potentially fatal heart conditions.
Twelve healthy young people die in the UK each week in the UK from undiagnosed heart conditions - but a simple and quick electrocardiogram (ECG) test could save their lives.
Dr Steven Cox, CRY's director of screening, said: "It is essential that anyone with a condition knows about it. If they continue to participate in sport or take particular medication for example they could be putting their lives at risk. They may not show any symptoms or warning signs."
To book an appointment at this screening event, which takes place at the Counselling and Family Centre on Mayors Road, Altrincham on July 1 - or for more information go to www.c-r-y.org.uk/ecg.htm.
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Long before the advent of antihistamine tablets and specially formulated cold remedies, cold and flu sufferers turned to herbal teas to relieve their symptoms. Those homemade infusions were rich in vitamins, minerals and medicinal compounds. You can find commercial versions of these old-time remedies in most health food or natural grocery stores, or you can take a page out of the past and make your own. In the herbalist's pharmacopoeia, specific herbs address particular symptoms, so we asked the experts to share their favorite blends.
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A dry, scratchy throat often signals the onset of a cold, and over-the-counter syrups and lozenges just seem to sugarcoat the problem. Fortunately, nature provides some safe and easy-to-use alternatives. "Sore throats are greatly relieved by herbal tea," says Brigitte Mars, herbalist and author of Healing Herbal Teas (Basic Health Media, Winter 2006). As a first line of defense, Mars prescribes marshmallow root (Althea officinalis), an anti-inflammatory herb that's "wonderfully soothing on the throat." Unrelated to the gooey little campfire confections, this herb has a long, well-documented history of successfully treating irritated mucous membranes.
James Duke, author of The Green Pharmacy (Rodale, 1997), recommends two other herbs for throat discomfort: slippery elm (Ulmus rubra), an antiseptic and anti-allergic agent that literally slips down the throat, and licorice root (Glycyrrhiza glabra). Antibacterial, antiviral and anti-inflammatory, licorice has been scientifically documented to break up phlegm, ease coughs and fight infections. A study at Bastyr University found that tea combining licorice, slippery elm and marshmallow is highly effective for reducing throat pain.
For sore throats accompanied by cold and flu symptoms, Mars suggests drinking stomach-soothing peppermint (Mentha x piperita). "It can lower a fever by helping you to sweat and release toxins naturally. It's antiviral and user-friendly," she explains. Mars also likes ginger (Zingiber officinale), which is "good for chills and aching muscles, and relieves nausea." For extra measure, she adds elder (Sambuca nigra), shown by research to keep flu viruses at bay.
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"When I have a difficult time breathing, I go for oolong because it opens up my lungs," says Sara Martinelli, tea blender and owner of The Boulder Dushanbe Tea House in Boulder, Colorado. Indeed, black tea like oolong contains powerful expectorant compounds that help clear mucus from deep within the chest. The caffeine it packs is also a powerful bronchodilator. To take the edge off the caffeine, Martinelli mixes in calming chamomile (Matricaria recutita), touted for its anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, antifungal, antiseptic and antispasmodic properties. She also adds liberal portions of rose hips (Rosa canina), which, she says, "are high in vitamin C and taste great."
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In a story this morning on profootballtalk.com's rumor-mill, it was mentioned from Paul Domowitch of philly.com sports, that Eagles DT Trevor Laws may be on the Eagles roster bubble, and behind Derek Landri on their depth chart.
DT Trevor Laws (6-0 3/4, 304, a 2008 Combine 4.97-40, 1.72-10, 35 bench reps), who is only 26 years old (6-14-1985), has been a career backup in the 3 years with the Eagles, only starting 1 game (2010) of the 42 he's played in. Laws had great year in 2010 for a backup DT, with 4 sacks, 15 tackles, 5 passes defended, 1 int, and 1 forced fumble, but only had 22 tackles in his first 2 seasons. As the Panthers seem to have no inside pass rush, Laws 4 sacks in 2010 would be a huge help to the Panthers, even as a backup DT. McDermott was his DC with the Eagles, so his view of Laws will likely deterine if the Panthers make an effort to get Laws.
Here is what Domowitch had to say about Laws chances of holding his roster spot. "Laws ... out since early August with a hip flexor. ... If the Eagles decide to keep just 4 DT's, Laws could be the odd man out". Here is the link.
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text: The Webster County Board of Supervisors approved a request to increase the rates for substance abuse detox service. With the increase, the daily rate to Community and Family Resources will move from $215 to $421. Ken Hays, county community services director, said the county's substance abuse treatment budget is $75,000, and with the increase the county should still be slightly under budget. Hays said last year, the county spent under $35,000 of its $75,000 budget. Supervisor Clark Fletcher emphasized the importance of providing essential services while remaining within the county's budget The board approved the increase unanimously.


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ALTAMONT, Tenn. (AP) - A Grundy County grand jury has charged three people who TBI investigators say were involved in the forgery of a signature to a will. One of them is a former county mayoral candidate.
The indictment charges 47-year-old James E. Campbell II of Tracy City and two others in the forgery of his father's signature. The others are 34-year-old Labreeska Meeks of Gruetli-Laager and 46-year-old Kelly Foutch of Monteagle.
Chattanooga Times Free Press reported that in 2010, Foutch ran for mayor.
Charges of criminal conspiracy to commit theft were returned Monday against all three suspects and Campbell is additionally charged with forgery.
Deputies arrested Foutch on Tuesday, additionally citing him with resisting arrest.
The TBI said the "significant other" of the late James Campbell Sr. contested the will.
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I have a Final Four of Stenson, McIlroy, Rose, and Kuchar with Stenson beating Kuchar in the Final round.
Good picks thru one day , Kuchar seems to love it there and Stenson woke up on the back nine.
Would have been impressive odds on a final four multi this year.
18 holes matchpay is very exciting and incrdibly unpredictable at this level.
I always like the format.
Initially those seemed like great choices, but as with any match play (which makes it very exciting to me) things got turned upside down. Even the final had great drama going on.


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There was a Twitter thread that started off discussing Clojure REPL usage but devolved into a discussion of Scala's compiler.
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Well, not an aside… My Clojure workflow is: use Clojure's REPL to incrementally create code and once the code is right, write a test around the code and move on to the next task.
This works well because changes to Clojure code can be done on a function-by-function basis rather than on a whole-class basis. Having smaller units of change means that it's simpler to say, "evaluate this S-expression" and have the change made in the environment.
Additionally, because Clojure code is less about static data structures, it's easier to change a function without having to change a whole class.
This "change a little thing over here and try again" cycle is very, very short… and that keeps my mental flow going.
In Scala, I tend toward TDD… I'll write a test that tests what I'm working on and then in sbt run the test. I make incremental changes to the main code, run the test, see what happened and repeat. The cycle has a 5-10 second compile/test pause. This is different than the Clojure cycle. For me, it's marginally slower and my mind shifts from one task to another and that slows me down.
But this is not an issue with the speed of the Scala compiler, this is an issue with the approach that Scala takes: all the data and behavior stuff is balled up together as classes/types so one has to think about all the pieces when one is coding. With Clojure, one can think about a function and the piece of data that the function operates on and no more.
Speeding up the Scala compiler will not help with changing how Scala approaches programming. Speeding up the Scala compiler will not change my workflow.
As part of the discussion, Andriaan Moors said, "faster compilation = our top priority". This makes me very sad.
The biggest challenge for Scala and Scala adoption in the Enterprise is Scala's version fragility problems. Version fragility makes coordination among development teams exponentially more difficult. Version fragility makes coordination among Scala open source libraries hellish. And, for those who get bitten by it, it leave a very bad taste in their mouth.
The thing that should be the highest priority for the ScalaC team is to solve the version fragility issue. And the solution is not hard. Basically, the solution is to have two different output modes for the compiler. The first output mode is for "libraries" and the JAR files generated in this output mode would not have any traits reified. Basically, the bytecode generated for the classes that have methods defined in traits would throw exceptions rather than be reified as running code. The second output mode would be "executable" and the executable JAR/WAR files would have fully reified trait-derived classes. Thus, if there are 4 different versions of the same trait referenced during the executable compilation phase, the compiler would either select the highest version or generate an error. And thus, we could avoid the version fragility issues.
The second priority for the ScalaC and sbt teams should be memory consumption. It's not reasonable to develop Scala apps on a machine with less than 16GB of RAM. Between the 2GB of heap for sbt and 2GB of heap for IntelliJ with the Scala plugin, the total JVM size for sbt and IntelliJ is about 6GB (4GB total heap size plus stack, perm-gen, JVM itself, etc). This is an order of magnitude higher than is necessary for Java or Clojure or Haskell or C++ or Go or any other programming language I'm familiar with. Also, if the memory footprint of ScalaC is reduced, then the speed of ScalaC improves because there's a whole lot less CPU time dealing with memory garbage.
And yes, a compiler than can only compile 200 lines of code per second on a 3Ghz machine does need some attention. But I do not see this as the highest priority.
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The Better Business Bureau of Southern Arizona has issued an alert, warning consumers of monsoon repair scams.
The scammers typically show up at houses that were damaged during a monsoon storm, where they offer a low estimate to fix the damage. They then ask for part of the fee upfront and disappear with the money.
The BBB reminds homeowners in need of repair that most licensed contractors don't knock on doors looking for work.
If somebody does knock on the door offering services and claims to have done work for neighbors, don't take his word for it. Instead, ask the neighbor about it.
Then, make sure it's a legitimate company, the BBB says. Get the name and address of the company the person represents, and check its licensing with the Registrar of Contractors at www.azroc.gov
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text: The arguments by which the Obama administration is countering lawsuits that seek to limit Obamacare subsidies to participants in "exchanges" established by states—a limit that is specified in the Obamacare law itself—have raised the outcome's stakes. Administration officials argue that the plain, unmistakable, uncontested language of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) is less important than what they want the law to mean, and that hewing to its words would deprive millions of people of the subsidies that the administration had granted them regardless of those words. Therefore the courts should enforce what the administration wants rather than what the law says.


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SolarCity's innovation wasn't technological but financial. Instead of selling solar systems outright, which can cost $20,000 or more, SolarCity would install them for free and then sell the electricity the panels generated to customers at a fixed rate over the life of a 20-year contract.
Given that utility rates are expected to rise, customers taking advantage of so-called power-purchase-agreement contracts are able to avoid the prohibitive up-front cost of solar and save money over the life of their contract. SolarCity also offered solar leases, not unlike car leases, in which customers pay a fixed monthly price for their systems. "With a lease, you immediately start saving, and from Day One you pay less for electricity than you were before," says Shayle Kann, vice president for research at Greentech Media. The model--now used by most solar installers--opened a huge new market.
Of course, subsidies help. The federal government offers a 30% tax credit on solar systems, and states provide additional incentives. Some states also have net-metering laws, which require utilities to pay solar-system owners for any excess electricity they feed back into the grid. That's what has some utilities concerned about distributed solar. If solar can keep growing, a significant percentage of utility customers will begin producing more and more of their own energy--and paying less to utilities. Rhone Resch, the president of the Solar Energy Industries Association, argues that if utilities don't evolve, SolarCity will become a threat.
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Pittsburgh Penguins forward James Neal has been placed on injured reserve, the team announced on Tuesday morning.
Neal sustained an upper-body injury prior to the team's season opener against the New Jersey Devils. Despite dressing for the game, Neal left the contest in the first period due to the undisclosed issue. The Penguins have yet to identify what is wrong with Neal, but speculation rose that he sustained an oblique strain while playing Wiffle ball. Manager Ray Shero outright denied that claim, calling it 100 percent inaccurate.
Neal is considered week-to-week and has no timetable for a return.
In addition, the club also announced that forward Harry Zolnierczyk had been recalled from the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins of the American Hockey League. Coach Dan Bylsma stated that Zolnierczyk would slot on the right wing with Brandon Sutter and Dustin Jeffrey.
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Hello! Quick question?? The slider / photo stack has a "continue read" link on it and a link graphic on it. 2 links. I want to remove the "Continue Read" link text? THANKS!!!!
I'm afraid I cannot understand your question correctly. We have no "Continue Read" buttons/captions in Unicorn. Can you please be more specific. Screenshot will be a great help. Thanks!
thats weird….cause its sayings "Continue Reading" when you scroll over the slides on the front page see: http://www.tanologyskin.com/2013redesign/
It seems that you have some plugin installed that adds those captions. Please check them. As you see on our demo here http://unicorn.dream-demo.com/?page_id=1000 there are no "continue reading" links in our theme.
Thank you so much for your help!!!!!!!! You were right!!! it was one of the plugins causing the issue! THANKS!
Hi , need to link the slides of the portfolios to a page, in fact the pf are always with only one slide, and the page to link is always the same. Can you help me, i have search a solution by myself, but this time i don't find the solution
Please, submit a request via our online help-desk http://support.dream-theme.com – I think our guys from support will come up with something. (Please make sure to describe in details what you want to achieve)
Hello, I liked your theme, your theme and a question pluguin REVOLUTION SLIDER compatible with Visual Composer and they work perfectly on unicorn? thank you
The theme has the option off slider?
Hi, You can use revolution on content pages, but I'm afraid there's a high possibility that there will be some sort of styling conflicts.
Is there a built-in way to hide an element from mobile devices only, like a specific CSS class? I have everything laid out perfectly for desktop and tablet, but I have a flickr slideshow that doesn't display correctly on the iPhone so I want to hide it on the page.
This can be done in CSS with @media queries. Please google for details.
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Should I update WP theme and is there some fix?
Current version of theme (1.0.1) works fine with WP 3.5. please update
New issue – Please let me know if it's just me or is this a theme bug… I have a blog page v2.fiaforever.com/blog – This page is set up to have a right column sidebar. But it always shows up as a full width page and the sidebar widget is not visible. Any ideas?
There are a lot of widgetized areas in theme – it's easy to get confused with them I've asked Nastya to take a look at that page – she'll update your ticket in our helpdesk shortly.
I can't upload theme on website in the dashboard.It gaves error.Something is wrong, even I upload with FTP but still doesnt work.
Please help!
Thank you in advance.
Please, submit a request via our online help-desk http://support.dream-theme.com – we'll get back to you ASAP and take a look what is wrong.
Is it possible to get a newsletter signup widget in the next update. I have tried adding other plugins but the styling doesnt look any good. Thanks
This is not the core function for theme. Therefore we are not planning to implement it. Please, consider hiring a freelancer to assist you – CSS styling is not something complicated and it will not cost much
I'm about to buy but have two pre-sales questions please. I want to use the dark skin but want the lime green to be a dark red, is this an easy thing to change on this theme? I also want to be able to sell some items via paypal is there a plugin that you know works with this themes that will enable me to do so do you know? Many Thanks
pre-buy question:
When visiting the demo site on the iPhone,there are black bars beside or on top or below the fullscreen-slider. At the computer everything is well cropped, but not on mobile devices? Why is that, will there be a fix? Because that looks really not good, too much lost space.
PS: When visiting the site in portrait-mode on the iphone, nearly 1/3 of the site is just empty space (when adding the space on the left and right). Is it possible to use the space on the mobile devices more efficiently?
Sorry, P.P.S.: There is also a big problem with video-posts on the iPhone. When looking in portrait-mode, there are HUGE black bars on top and below the video… they both together would be thicker than the video itself. Will this be fixed? Usually just the video should be shown in proportion without huge black bars, shouldn´t it?
Just some hints, those details are (to me) important for a really good theme. Responsive also means "looks awesome on mobile devices!" to me :-))
P.P.P.S: The "Link"-Button on those fullsize-sliders have to be clicked twice on touch-devices. Other buttons on this demo-site (those "details"-buttons for example) just have to be clicked once as it should be on a mobile device…
And: Is it somehow possible to make those big sliders fullsize-clickable? I dont think, people will really fast understand to click on this tiny round link-button to move forward… most will click directly on the picture, I guess.
And is there an option to "slide" through pictures in the gallery using touch devices? At the moment I can just find arrows on the left and right.
So many questions! I hope, they help you to improve this theme and make it even better. I do like it!
So, one day later: I translated the whole .po file into german language. Much hours of work Now I placed the .po and .mo file correctly names de_DE into the languages folder of this theme. So all menus are and textcontent are in german now. Except: The main-menu of Wordpress… there is still "Theme-options", "Branding", "Misc", "Buttons", "Backgrounds" and so on – but those words are ALL correctly translated in the .mo/.po file… what is wrong there? An empty browser cache did not help.
Hello, I would like to make a query. That amount of galleries, portfolios and post can be created? They have a limit of amount? or number of pages in galleries?I am a photographer and would need to have availability to create unlimited galleries. Thank you!


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I have some problems with adding libraries to my project.
I'm trying to add runtime.lib. But when i edit the MMP file in Carbide v2.0
it says that mmp file derived and while building project, the file is rewritten and all changes lost.
in QT properties i've disabled the (Run qmake when .pro file changes)
but it changed nothing.
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Tony Stewart will lead the starting lineup for tonight's NASCAR race at Atlanta Motor Speedway, and that's a bit surprising.
Why? Because as good as Stewart is – three championships and 47 career wins – the driver has never been much of a qualifier.
Stewart's pole position earned in Friday's qualifying was just the 14th of his 14-year career – and just his fourth pole in the last seven years.
So what gives? Why isn't Stewart a good qualifier?
"I think the biggest thing is we get so focused on the race balance of the car that I just never historically in this series been a good qualifier," he said. "I don't know why that is. I've just never been great on it. I feel like we're always good in race runs, but qualifying is just obviously not my strong suit.
"That's kind of what makes today cool. ... I wish I could qualify better more often, because I have to pass more cars every week when we start where we qualify normally."
Here's the full starting lineup for NASCAR's Atlanta race tonight (set for a green-flag time of 7:49 p.m. Eastern):
- Tony Stewart
- Greg Biffle
- Kyle Busch
- Matt Kenseth
- Jeff Gordon
- Mark Martin
- Denny Hamlin
- Jimmie Johnson
- Joey Logano
- Marcos Ambrose
- Kasey Kahne
- Carl Edwards
- Aric Almirola
- David Ragan
- Sam Hornish Jr.
- Kurt Busch
- Ryan Newman
- Paul Menard
- Casey Mears
- Jamie McMurray
- Brad Keselowski
- Dave Blaney
- Danica Patrick
- Kevin Harvick
- Bobby Labonte
- Jeff Burton
- Regan Smith
- Martin Truex Jr.
- David Gilliland
- Clint Bowyer
- David Stremme
- Trevor Bayne
- Juan Pablo Montoya
- Jason Leffler
- Dale Earnhardt Jr.
- Scott Speed
- Joe Nemechek
- Reed Sorenson
- Scott Riggs
- Landon Cassill
- Travis Kvapil
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Sadly, in a Windows centric environment, such as an Exchange organization, the Macs often get left behind. The Macs can play nicely with the PCs in terms of collaboration, but we can probably never expect them to have all the same features that Outlook and Exchange are capable of achieving.
On a Mac there are really only two options for accessing your Exchange mailbox, and that is an IMAP client or an OWA (Outlook Web Access) based client. Thankfully for us, most Apple computers already have both of these; Apple Mail and Microsoft Entourage. Both of these clients can interface with Exchange both over OWA or IMAP.


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TUSCALOOSA, AL (WRCB) -- University of Alabama football coach Nick Saban is known for teaching his players about "the process" it takes to win a championship. Four Alabama football players will now face the "legal process" after being arrested on Monday.
According to the NBC affiliate in Birmingham, police arrested the four student-athletes Monday night on felony charges connected to two robbery incidents earlier that day.
The players are accused of beating a fellow student unconscious and stealing his money to buy snacks in a vending machine.
The University of Alabama confirms that Tyler Hayes was arrested for two counts of second-degree robbery. Dennis Pettway was arrested for two counts of second-degree robbery. Eddie Williams faces two counts of second-degree robbery and one count of fraudulent use of a credit card charges. Brent Calloway was arrested for one count of fraudulent use of a debit card.
The NBC affiliate's website, www.alabamas13.com, cities depositions as showing that Pettway, Hayes and Williams allegedly attacked a student around 12:30 a.m. Monday, punching him in the head and face while kicking him in the rib and back area until he was unconscious. A backpack containing an Apple Macbook Pro was allegedly taken during the incident.
Around 1:33 a.m., the deposition continues, Williams allegedly assaulted another student until he was unconscious, taking his wallet containing money, a UA Action Card and debit/credit cards. Hayes and Pettway allegedly waited in a vehicle with full knowledge of Williams' intent to commit the crime.
Then, around 4:22 a.m., the deposition shows Williams and Calloway are accused of using the second victim's UA Action Card/Debit Card to obtain snacks from a vending machine.
All four football players have since bonded out of the Tuscaloosa County Jail.
Williams was also arrested Sunday on an unrelated gun charge.
"This is a very serious matter and we are very disappointed in the actions that have resulted in the charges against these student-athletes," UA Athletic Director Mal Moore said in a statement.
"In this type of situation, the Athletics Department works in conjunction with the University. We will have more to say at the appropriate time."
"The young men charged are indefinitely suspended as we continue to gather information and talk to the appropriate people," Coach Nick Saban said in a statement.
"The University and football program have strict guidelines regarding issues of this magnitude. This behavior is unacceptable for any student-athlete at the University of Alabama and not representative of our football program."
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Updated May 13, 2014 - 10:02 am
Beastie Boy Mike D introduces Brooklyn Nets
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Originally published: May 13, 2014 - 9:53 am
Originally published: May 13, 2014 - 9:53 am
We're seeing it more and more -- celebrities introducing NBA starting lineups.
Two years ago, Will Ferrell put a comedic spin on the player introductions before a game between the Chicago Bulls and the New Orleans Hornets.
Rapper Drake put down his lint roller long enough to present the starting lineup for the Toronto Raptors earlier this season.
Monday night, it was Mike D of the Beastie Boys' turn. He took the mic before Game 4 of the Eastern Conference semis between the Nets and the Miami Heat.
Turns out, the Nets should have asked Mike if he could play defense. LeBron James dropped 49 on Brooklyn in a 102-96 win that gave the Heat a 3-1 series lead.
H/T to Nets Daily of SB Nation
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A convicted sex offender was apprehended on Tucson's west side Thursday, according to U.S. Marshals.
A felony arrest warrant was issued for 27-year-old Jereal Turner on August 2 after he reportedly removed his security ankle monitor before leaving a halfway house unsupervised.
On August 22, Deputy U.S. Marshals and investigators established a perimeter around a residence in the 4400 block of Wetmore and Schafer that was associated with Turner. Authorities conducted interviews at the scene and Turner allegedly attempted to flee out the back door but was apprehended by the perimeter team.
He was booked into the Pima County Jail on charges of failure to register as a sex offender.
Police said Turner was sentenced to five years in prison in 2007 for sexually assaulting a 6-year-old, whom he reportedly knew. He was required to wear the ankle monitor while classified as a level three sex offender.
Authorities may charge subjects who reportedly gave false information to police during the investigation.
"A dangerous fugitive's run has ended after several weeks," U.S. Marshal David Gonzales said. "By working together, U.S. Marshals Service personnel and task force members were successful in tracking down this convicted child molester."
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Follow the moraine above the glacier until you are beyond the La Rampa Coulior and then drop right on to the glacier. Traverse right and then head up to reach a point to the right of a rock outcrop and head up. In dry conditions, this can be hard ice-gravel at 45 degrees. The slope slackens above and trends right-ward to a rightward traverse that brings you to a large crevasse. Depending on conditions, either cross the crevasse to the right on a snow bridge or cut back left into it and then climb out (may be overhanging). From here head straight up. Follow a rising traverse let until you are below the first ice summit, head up, and then traverse right below a rock summit and up to join a ridge. Cut below the main summit and then cut up left and follow the ridge to the summit.
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Nelson Mandela is said to be breathing "without difficulty" after he underwent a procedure to clear fluid from his lungs and surrounding area that was caused by pneumonia.
The 94-year-old former South African president has suffered from recurring pneumonia, according to spokesman Mac Maharaj.
Previously, it was reported that it was only a lung infection and not pneumonia.
The procedure has helped Mandela step back onto the road to recovery.
'This has resulted in him now being able to breathe without difficulty," said President Jacob Zuma's office said in a statement.
"He continues to respond to treatment and is comfortable."
Mandela's health had previous been doing well, as this was his longest hospital stay since 1990.
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"Saturday Night Live" strayed from the comedic path for their cold open on this week's show, opting instead for a somber performance of "Silent Night" by the New York City Children's Chorus in light of Friday's Newtown, Connecticut school shooting.
A source inside rehearsals for the NBC late night sketch show told Access Hollywood the touching performance was a last minute decision, and was added to the schedule late Saturday.
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In another nod to victims of the shooting and grieving families, during rehearsal, Seth Meyers ended his Weekend Update segment with a comment offering sympathy to those affected by the atrocious Friday event, our source said.
Those comments did not make the actual show.
VIEW THE PHOTOS: Paul McCartney: From Liverpool Boy To International Legend
On a lighter note, our source said Sir Paul McCartney warmed up prior to his performances (much to the delight of the audience), and even treated the crowd to a few impromptu dance moves, prompting in-studio fans to yell, "Paul, we love you!"
The show, hosted by "SNL" alum Martin Short, was filled with cameos by stars such as Tom Hanks, Tina Fey, Samuel L. Jackson, Jimmy Fallon and Kristen Wiig – many of whom were on hand for a staff Christmas dinner.
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I have an obsession with people, with visuals. With fashion and with imagery. With contrast and shapes and lines. There is nothing I love more than looking at some one-of-a-kind body modeling a custom jacket hand sewn from yards of smooth and daring - except that the idea that it might be me. I have dermatillomania, OCD, and gender dysphoria, so I can always find things to dislike about my body or appearance. The idea of modeling is the idea that the art of my appearance can trump the flaws of it, and that I am a creation worthy of being seen. I want to bring to life pieces that deserve to be worn well and I want to inspire in others the same thing I feel when I look at certain people. I want to be seen and appreciated.
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Little Mistress Animal Jacquard Padded Balconette Bra
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Little Mistress Leopard Print Padded Balconette Bra
This animal print balconette bra by Little Mistress works a little cat couture into your lingerie drawer this season.
In a hot pink and black contrast, this bra will add a little spice and romance to your underwear collection, while padded cups give you a flirty lift. The leopard print prowls across the fabric adding feline fierce to your look, while the semi-sheer lace is a cheeky finish.
Wear this balconette bra with the matching animal print Brazilians for a coordinated lingerie look this season.
Please hand wash this bra only.
Useful info:
- Balconette bra by Little Mistress
- Padded cups
- Leopard print
- Semi-sheer lace detail to cups
Sorbet Boutique Flirty Lace Multiway Bras (2 Pack)
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Sorbet Boutique Flirty Lace Multiway Bras (2 Pack)
In a value pack of two these multiway bras by Sorbet Boutique are excellent value, adding shape and versatility to your lingerie wardrobe.
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Wear these multiway bras with a one shoulder dress, a strapless gown or a halter top. These bras can be worn with a number of tops and dresses for shape and comfort.
Please hand wash these bras only.
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- Multiway bras by Sorbet Boutique
- Value pack of 2 multiway bras
- Can be worn in five different ways
- Feature a decorative ribbon trim
- Bow detailing to the front
Wonderbra T-shirt Bra
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Wonderbra T-shirt Bra
A T-shirt bra is an essential when it comes to casual dressing and this Wonderbra T-shirt bra is soft, comfortable and seam free.
Available in a range of colours, this bra will liven up your lingerie drawer in bright purples, turquoises and pinks. Featuring gradual padding for a tailor made effect the underwired design gives you a gorgeous shape, while the seam free style promises a smooth look under clothes. It's the perfect piece of underwear for days when you need a little lift and maximum comfort.
Wear this Wonderbra T-shirt bra with a soft jersey tee and sleek trousers as part of your casual wardrobe.
Please hand wash this bra only.
Useful info:
- T-shirt bra by Wonderbra
- Super soft and seam free
- Comfortable design for all day wear
- Gradual padding for a tailor made effect
Playtex Affinity Lace Bra - Raspberry
With a feminine and attractive design this Playtex Affinity lace bra gives you plenty of style and support. This gorgeous bra is great for adding that touch of luxury to your everyday underwear wardrobe.
With scalloped edging and a satin ribbon, this Playtex Affinity bra is beautifully detailed with pretty embroidery to the cups adding further detail. Comfort cushions at the end of each underwire prevent digging in, making this the perfect bra for all day wear. This Playtex bra lifts your look and gives you a beautiful shape and plenty of confidence.
Wear this Playtex Affinity lace bra with lace shorts or briefs for a femme fatale style.
Please note: Hand wash only.
Useful info:
- Affinity bra by Playtex
- Lace bra with underwired design
- Scalloped edge; satin ribbon
- Features embroidery to cups
- Comfort cushions to end of underwire
Intimates Essentials Cotton Bras (2 Pack)
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Essentials Underwired Bras (2 Pack)
These underwired bras by Intimates Essentials are pretty and feminine - perfect for your everyday underwear wardrobe.
Non-padded these bras give you a great, natural shape, while underwired cups provide incredible support. The soft cotton fabric is cool and lightweight - perfect for wearing under vest tops and tees. The elegant lace trim adds stunning detail for a touch of vintage-inspired charm.
Pair these underwired bras with a pair of cotton knickers by Intimates Essentials with a casual top and jeans.
Please hand wash these bras only.
Useful info:
- Cotton bras by Intimates Essentials
- Great value pack of 2
- Underwired for support
- Non-padded for natural shape
- Elegant lace trim
Pour Moi Imogen Rose Embroidered Balconette Bra
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Pour Moi Imogen Balconette Bra
The elegant Imogen balconette bra by Pour Moi is a beautiful addition to your lingerie drawer and available in cute hues deserves to be part of your special occasion lingerie.
Featuring delicate rose embroidery to the cups, this bra is nothing but feminine, flirty and fun. This full cup bra is firm offering great support, while the side panels provide natural bust projection for a great shape.
Wear this bra with the matching embroidered briefs by Pour Moi for a cute and chic lingerie look.
Please hand wash this bra only to keep it looking beautiful.
Useful info:
- Balconette bra by Pour Moi
- Full cup bra with rose embroidery
- Firm bra provides great support
- Side panels provide bust projection
Triumph Doreen Cotton Bra - Berry
The Doreen cotton bra by Triumph is perfect for those who want the additional comfort of cotton.
This cotton everyday bra ensures that the skin is kept cool while providing a wonderful shape under clothes. Pretty lace detailing to the cup fabric lends a pretty feminine feel, while the delicate trim bows to the straps and centre front promise a feminine look.
Match this Triumph Doreen cotton bra with maxi briefs for a sleek silhouette this season.
Useful info:
- Doreen cotton bra by Triumph
- Non-wired; great fit
- Lined lace cups
- Wider straps
- Delicate bow trims
- Keep skin cool; give a gorgeous shape
Curvy Kate Eden Balcony Bra
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Curvy Kate 'Eden' Balcony Bra with Rose Print
New for 2014 this picture-perfect laminated balcony bra by Curvy Kate is the perfect pick for your flirty summer wardrobe.
Featuring a gorgeous pink floral print this bra is packed with personality adding a vibrant splash of colour to your lingerie look. Full laminated balcony cups are soft and smooth for all day comfort as well as keeping you supported to give you stunning natural shape. Contrast lime bows add a fresh, zesty appeal for a striking finish.
Wear this balcony bra with the matching frill briefs. The fresh floral print cute flirty frills work seamlessly together on a range of skin tones and shapes.
Keep me looking my pretty self by hand washing me only please.
Useful info:
- 'Eden' balcony bra by Curvy Kate
- Available in sizes D to GG, 32-40
- All-over floral print
- Laminated balcony cups
- Contrast lime bow details
- Soft, smooth, rounded shape
Panache Superbra Daisy Balconette Bra - Hot Pink
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Panache Superbra Daisy Balconette Bra
In soft embroidered fabric this Panache Superbra balconette bra is a beautifully detailed piece of lingerie.
With an exclusive daisy embroidery to the fabric this balconette bra is a unique piece of underwear that's seriously stylish. This balconette bra features decorative straps as well as a trim to the neck edge. This balconette bra features a three piece cup with laminated fabric for a supportive fit that flatters.
Wear this Panache Superbra daisy bra with matching briefs or matching shorts.
Useful info:
- Daisy bra by Panache Superbra
- Balconette Bra in a soft embroidered fabric
- Features exclusive daisy embroidery design
- Decorative front straps and neck edge trim
- Three piece cup has laminated fabric for a supportive fit
Improved fit and finish. The original OMG plunge bra returns in traffic-stopping hot pink. Now with an added racer back clip feature and Ultimo branding, OMG plunge is 50% lighter with improved shape and straps to give optimum boost from every angle. Fixed gel adds two cups sizes. New racer back feature.Colour: Hot Pink. 60% polyamide, 24% polyester, 16% elastane. 32-36E, 38DD-E: 54% polyamide, 20% cotton, 13% polyester, 13% elastane. Hand wash only.
Panache Underwired Padded Sports Bra - Coral
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Panache Underwired Sports Bra - Coral
We all know how key a good sports bra is to enjoying comfortable sports performance. And this Panache sports bra with underwire is as good as it gets. Available in sizes B-H, 28-40 this piece is designed for a range of bust sizes.
This sports bra is five star rated and is designed to reduce bounce by up to 83%. Panache have used moulded seam-free inner cups and breathable outer fabric for the ultimate in comfort too. The underwire of this sports bra is silicon encased so it won't dig in, and nor will the wide padded straps. In fresh coral with contrast trims this piece is the perfect pick for your summer keep fit regimes.
This sports bra from Panache also features a padded hook and eye, as well as a racer back option and will look great with running tights and a sleeveless hoodie.
Useful info:
- Sports bra – underwired – by Panache
- 5 star-rated sports bra
- Reduces bounce by up to 83%
- Wide padded straps
- Breathable fabrics
- Silicon-encased underwire
- Racer back option


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Falcons beat Dinos, 4-2
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Oct. 2, 2006
Senior Andrew Ramsey had a goal and an assist in the third period as Air Force beat the University of Calgary, 4-2, in an exhibition game Monday, Oct. 1, at the Academy's Cadet Ice Arena.
Air Force opened the scoring just 1:15 into the first period as Brian Reese scored from right in front of the net. Theo Zacour won a faceoff in the offensive end and sent the puck behind the boards to freshman Matt Fairchild. Fairchild's centering pass was one-timed past Calgary goalie Scott Talbot.
Just over a minute later, the Dinos answered as Brett O'Malley scored on the power play. Tyrel Lucas' pass was right on the tape to O'Malley who scored from point-blank range at the 2:24 mark past AFA goalie Peter Foster.
Midway through the second period, both teams changed goalies as freshman Andrew Volkening came in for the Falcons while Jordan McLaughlin came on for the Dinos.
Senior Jay Medenwaldt gave the Falcons a 2-1 lead at the 12:15 mark of the second period. Brent Olson fed Brian Gineo at the point who fired a slap shot that was redirected by Medenwaldt at the top of the crease. The Dinos again answered as Lucas scored at the 17:26 mark. After a turnover in the neutral zone, Calgary's Travis Friedley found Lucas who scored from the high slot.
Air Force took control with a pair of power-play goals early in the third period. Sophomore Mike Phillipich netted the game-winner at the 1:24 mark. His shot from the slot came from Ramsey and freshman Jeff Hajner with 11 seconds remaining on the power play.
After back-to-back Dino penalties, the Falcons took advantage of a 5-on-3 opportunity. The Falcons patiently moved the puck around the perimeter before Michael Mayra fired a slap shot that hit the left post. The puck kicked out to the right side and Ramsey put back the rebound for a 4-2 lead.
In his collegiate debut between the pipes, Volkening kept the nets clean by stopping all 10 Dino shots in the final period.
"We have great depth and it showed tonight," head coach Frank Serratore said. "There is no drop-off in our forward lines or our defense. I was pleased with the goaltending tonight as well. We'll find out where we are on the food chain on Friday (vs. Colorado College). CC will have speed like we may not see the rest of the season. We look forward to the challenge."
Air Force out-shot Calgary, 49-22, in the game. AFA had a 20-5 advantage after one period. Foster made eight saves while allowing one goal in 30 minutes. Volkening made 12 stops while allowing one goal in 30 minutes. Talbot started the game for the Dinos, stopping 24 of the 25 shots he faced. McLaughlin had 21 saves and gave up three goals.
The Falcons were 2-for-8 on the power play while Calgary was 1-for-7.
Air Force opens the 2006-07 regular season against 15th-ranked Colorado College, Friday, Oct. 6, at 7:05 p.m. in the Cadet Ice Arena. The Falcons then host Alabama-Huntsville, Sunday, Oct. 8, at 5:05 p.m.


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My name is Carlos Mendible. I was born in Caracas, Venezuela.
I'm an IT professional certified as:
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- Microsoft® .NET Framework 4, Web Applications
- Programming in HTML5 with JavaScript and CSS3 Specialist
- Microsoft® .NET Framework 2.0 – Web-based Client Development
MCP = Microsoft Certified Professional
dCAA = Digium Certified Asterisk Administrator
I currently work @SogetiSpain as .Net Architect and I also own HexaSystems Inc together with my partners Roberto and Luis.
I am married to Karina and we have one daughter, Victoria who is 3 years old. We live in Madrid, Spain.
My two preferred hobbies are: Soccer and Running.
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Astro Worlds is a sandbox space game which allows players to build constructions out of cubes. Its is Developed by Dubbz Studio Games
Some screen shots from the new update to the game...
the trees are blue because i wanted them to be. the world is totally ficticious and was made up.


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HAYTI, MO (KAIT) - The Hayti man arrested for child molestation appeared in court on Monday.
According to Chief Paul Sheckell of the Hayti Police Department, Joseph L. Adams, Jr., 17, was arrested early Friday morning for child molestation.
Adams is set to appear in court on January 6 at 10 a.m. for a counsel status hearing.
Sheckell said the victim's family came to police on Nov. 26 and reported the incident. A warrant for Adams' arrest was issued Thursday, December 19. He was arrested early Friday morning.
Police have not issued details about the incident, including the age or gender of the victim.
Sheckell said the investigation is ongoing.
Adams was taken to the Pemiscot County Justice Center, where he was given a $50,000 bond.
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The Originals
By Alexandra Zissu
Published: May 1, 2005
Photos: Julianna Margulies - Actress: She's still shocked by the price of saffron, but that didn't stop Julianna Margulies from perfecting paella. Last summer, Margulies, whose new film, ''Slingshot,'' premiered at the TriBeCa Film Festival, started taking classes at the Epicurean School of Culinary Arts in Los Angeles. (She had always dabbled in baking -- specialty: chocolate macaroons -- but wanted to learn to roast a chicken.) Margulies has encountered only one entertaining disaster to date, dropping a 25-pound Thanksgiving turkey, brine included, on her kitchen floor, an experience that made her realize that she needs ''to have a big, strong man around.'' Pretty soon she'll be whipping up her favorite recipe from class -- sea bass in a Pernod butter sauce on a bed of fennel -- in a newly renovated kitchen. She even donned goggles and gloves to help with the demolition. ''It's quite fun,'' Margulies says of mallet wielding. Could chicken paillard be next?; David Kinch, Keiko Niccolini, Joe Schirmer - Surfing Foodies: David Kinch (left), the chef and owner of the lauded Manresa restaurant inLos Gatos, Calif., doesn't see much of a connection between surfing and hiskitchen, other than location: he says it couldn't be anywhere else but in thefoothills of the Santa Cruz mountains. His surfing buddies Keiko Niccolini (sheis a brand manager for Iron Horse Vineyards) and Joe Schirmer (right, theowner of the organic farm Dirty Girl Produce) disagree. ''Surfing is all about theseasons and the weather,'' Schirmer says. ''David's constantly changing his menu based on what's seasonal. In July it's hot, and you're eating tomatoes,and you're long-boarding down at Manresa Beach. In winter there are gnarlierwaves, wet suits, leeks, turnips and radicchio.'' Niccolini, whose father owns the Four Seasons restaurant, has a less literal interpretation: ''Whenyou have a wall of water coming at you, you don't have the opportunity to think. It's very instinctive. Cooking is this way, too.'' (Photographs by ROBERT MAXWELL)


text: Interesting move. Contract details havn't come out, but I can't see this being too much of a hit. But, we didn't have much cap room left so not entirely sure where the money for this comes from given we have to sign the draft class. but either way, hopefully he regains SOME of his form that made him good. Seems like a low-risk medium-reward sort of thing. i like the move. Seems like a win. I wonder if this effects us drafting a CB. I would think it woudn't, as we still have a long-term need. Curious what ya'll think. Good move? Bad move? Any potential consequences in terms of cutting anybody else?


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Goshen News
---- — GOSHEN — Lindsey Jo Berkshire, infant daughter of Anthony and Jessica (Slabaugh) Berkshire, Goshen, died shortly after birth Saturday, Nov. 16, 2013, at Elkhart General Hospital.
Lindsey is survived by her parents; grandparents, Collier and Nettie (Troyer) Berkshire, Nappanee, and Harlan and Rita (Gingerich) Slabaugh, Nappanee; great-grandmother, Alma Troyer, Sugar Creek, Ohio; great-grandparents, Lester and Sarah Gingerich, Sarasota, Fla.; and a first cousin, Oliver Berkshire, son of Josh and Jess Berkshire, born Aug. 25, 2013.
Family and friends may call at 10 a.m. Monday, Nov. 18, for one hour at Bethel Conservative Mennonite Church in Nappanee. Graveside services will follow at 11 a.m. at the Church Cemetery. Pastor Vancen Miller of Sandy Ridge Conservative Mennonite Church will officiate.
Arrangements are with Thompson-Lengacher & Yoder Funeral Home, Nappanee.


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I've always doubted that I'd be the type of bride to change into a second dress after her ceremony, until I spotted this hot little number. For the walk down the aisle I'd go long and elegant, then turn up the heat at the reception in Lanvin's ruffled LWD. I'd dance the night away in my Parisian design and even if the party lasts past dawn, I'm sticking with this dress.
$4,875; net-a-porter.com
Randy Miller, Assistant Editor
December 23, 2011
Lanvin Cotton and Silk-Blend Dress
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Pickett (20-5) is making his UFC debut after winning three of his past four WEC fights. Barao (26-1, 1 NC) is back in the Octagon after defeating Cole Escovedo at UFC 130.
The live blog is below.
Round 1: Pickett swings a haymaker early and Barao answers back with a bungalow of his own. A wild exchange follows, Barao seemed to land the harder shot. Great beginning. Pickett scores on a lead left hook. Barao shoots in, Pickett sprawls and fires off a wild overhand right that misses its mark. Barao snaps his opponent's head back with a series of jabs. We're midway through. Pickett settles into his boxing style. Barao throws a combo and leads at least two punches in the series. Pickett looks unphased. Moments later, Barao rocks Pickett with a knee. Pickett's wobbled and Barao swarms. Pickett falls backward and Barao stands over him with strikes. Pickett in major trouble, as the ref looks over him. Barao jumps on his back and sinks in the choke. Pickett resists, but it's no avail. It's over.
Winner: Renan Barao via rear naked choke submission, Rd. 1 (4:09)
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When you think of New York City's burgeoning startup scene, you might think of trendy social-media companies like Foursquare or Tumblr or e-commerce sites like Gilt Groupe. You might think of the Brooklyn-based startups that are helping to forge the new DIY economy, like MakerBot, Etsy and Kickstarter. A couple of those startups - Tumblr and MakerBot - recently sold for huge sums. A couple of others could be in line for substantial IPOs.
But none, according to Bloomberg News, can lay claim to producing Silicon Alley's first billionaire. That honor, Bloomberg asserts, went last week to a far less flashy name: Shutterstock, the stock-photography site whose licensed images adorn millions of ads and hastily composed blog posts across the Web, including some on Slate. The company went public in October and has seen its shares soar. Late last week, founder Jonathan Oringer's 55-percent stake in the company was valued at $1 billion. Citing RBC Capital Markets analyst Andre Sequin, Bloomberg declared Oringer "the first billionaire to be created in Silicon Alley."
If true, that's a significant landmark in the growth of a scene that is fast surpassing Boston as the nation's second-largest tech hub. But how do we know Oringer is really the first?
I called Sequin to find out. He told me he was a little surprised that Bloomberg had him making the claim quite so definitively. Sequin clarified to me that Oringer is the scene's first billionaire founder "as far as I know." He added that he "couldn't come up with anyone else" who meets the criteria: a New York tech or new-media startup founder who owns enough of a company that his own share translates to $1 billion or more upon exit (or on the stock market, if the company has gone public).
So while Tumblr recently sold to Yahoo for $1.1 billion - heralded as the city's biggest-ever venture-backed startup exit - Tumblr founder David Karp doesn't qualify, because his stake in the company was only about 25 percent. Not that Karp isn't plenty rich. But he's not a billionaire, even on paper.
Any other candidates? Business Insider's Nicholas Carlson, who knows the scene better than most, suggested via Twitter a name that is probably familiar to the Bloomberg reporters who wrote the piece: Michael Bloomberg himself. "Would you consider him tech?" Bloomberg's Sarah Frier asked. "Yes," said Carlson. "He built a private Internet." Fair enough - tech is an amorphous category in any case.
But as Carlson conceded, Bloomberg's success story dates to an earlier era, before local tech publications sprouted up in the mid-'90s to coin the term and cover the local scene. On the other hand, some argue that the term Silicon Alley is itself outdated. Among them is venture capitalist Fred Wilson - who, come to think of it, might have a claim to the title himself, having achieved a reported net worth of over $1 billion by investing in some of the city's biggest success stories. But he's a venture capitalist, not a founder, so it seems reasonable to exclude him and his ilk from the running.
I checked with Anand Sanwal, who tracks the venture-capital market, and he said he couldn't confirm Sequin's inference because he doesn't track founder ownership. But he added that it "seems to be right." Sanwal's firm, CB Insights, released a list recently of New York's largest venture-backed exits, with Tumblr leading the way. He noted that the list doesn't include Shutterstock, because Oringer didn't take venture-capital money - which helps explain why he still has so much control of the company.
Until someone proves otherwise, then, Oringer's claim to the title can probably stand. But how much longer will he remain alone in the billionaire's club? Despite the wild growth of the city's startup scene in recent years, it may be longer than you think: Crain's' list of the city's top tech IPO candidates is headlined by Gilt, Fab, and AppNexus, none of which has been valued above $750 million. That said, the New York Tech Meetup's list of "made in NY" startups boasts a dizzying 592 companies and counting: Viggle, Vimeo, Vindico, Visual Revenue, Vivastream, Vixely, Voxel, and Voxy, to name just a few of the V's. Who knows if there's a Google or Facebook among them - but it's a good bet that there's at least another Shutterstock.
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When you think of New York City's burgeoning startup scene, you might think of trendy social-media companies like Foursquare or Tumblr or e-commerce sites like Gilt Groupe. You might think of the Brooklyn-based startups that are helping to forge the new DIY economy, like MakerBot, Etsy and Kickstarter. A couple of those startups - Tumblr and MakerBot - recently sold for huge sums. A couple of others could be in line for substantial IPOs.
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The Simpsons still going strong
The groundbreaking animation first hit the air Dec. 17, 1989, but the family first appeared on television in "The Tracey Ullman Show" short "Good Night" on April 19, 1987.
Police chief resigns over racial slur repost to Facebook
A repost on his personal Facebook page of a racially-charged comment by the original poster of a comedy video has forced the police chief of an Oklahoma city to resign his office.
Does Twitter need a censor?
Twitter decided last year to make images more prominent on its site. Now, the social network is finding itself caught between being an open forum and patrolling for inappropriate content.
America's sleep-deprived cities
Americans might run on sleep, but those living in the country's largest cities don't appear to run on much.
Who should pay for your kids ACT?
Thirteen states paid for 11th-grade students in all public high schools to take the ACT college admission test this year, with several more planning to join them in 2015.
Why do people look like their pets?
As much as we might quibble over the virtues and vices of Canis domesticus, however, and over whether human nature is any better or worse than dog nature, even dog fanciers don't usually want to look like a dog.
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Internet trends are a dime a dozen these days. Everything from Tebowing to planking to the cinnamon challenge can cause a wave of social media activity that can last for weeks before fizzling out.
Africa goes medieval in its fight against Ebola
As the Ebola epidemic claims new victims at an ever-increasing rate, African governments in Sierra Leone, Guinea and Liberia have instituted a "cordon sanitaire," deploying troops to forcibly isolate the inhabitants in an area containing most of the cases.
Democrat? Republican? There's an app for that
If you're a Republican, you might want to think twice before buying Lipton Iced Tea, and forget about Starbucks coffee. If you're a Democrat, put down that Reese's Peanut Butter Cup, and throw away the cylinder of Quaker Oats in your pantry.
Five myths about presidential vacations
In the nuclear age, presidents may have only minutes to make a decision that could affect the entire world. They don't so much leave the White House as they take a miniature version of it with them wherever they go.
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text: It may just be me, but it seemed that when Goff went out, we got more push, and protection with Alleman in there. Goff was part of a no standing wanna be block that could of cost us the game. The real weakness in our line seems to be in the middle between Niswanger, and Goff, could be both guys though. Niswanger is also very suspect as a center. We are not quite halfway through the season, would it really hurt to shake up the middle of our o-line? Next, why in the heck is Larry get blown on fall down Johnson still there? He has no life left in him, Mr smokealot down in Miami still runs hard, he is older than LJ why won't LJ still run hard? Just a few questions fellas, soryy if this has been hashed out over, and over again.


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One of Mike London's keys to bringing UVA back to respectability is for the Cavaliers to hold their own in the fertile grounds of the 757 area code. Virginia recruiting analyst Justin Ferber penned an article on Bayside High School, a football factory at which the Cavs are having a lot of success. Here's an excerpt:
Bayside High School in Virginia Beach is that school. The Marlins have sent players to Virginia in all three of the recruiting classes that Mike London has completed at UVA (although Al Groh and his staff recruited many of the commits in the 2010 class, London had to keep them in the fold.) In 2010, Henry Coley started the Bayside run for Virginia, by signing with the Cavaliers to play inside linebacker. Then in 2011, Virginia reeled in the Gatorade State Player of the Year, defensive back Demetrious Nicholson, from the school. The run of Marlins committing to Virginia continued in the 2012 cycle, when athlete Anthony Cooper signed with the Cavaliers.
Everyone knows that the "757" is rich with talent. Year after year programs from outside the state and region flood the area to offer kids scholarships, in hopes of luring them away from the Hoos and the Hokies. If Mike London and his staff can keep up their recruiting efforts and on-field results follow, expect those players to leave the state less and less often. Building relationships with coaches and players in the area goes a long way, and when you can set up a pipeline at a school like Bayside, you can set yourself up to replenish your roster with talent year after year.
Make sure to check out the rest of Ferber's look at the 757 at Streaking The Lawn.
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The average neurological exam tests reflexes of motor function, while observing for a loss in sensation. An Applied Kinesiology exam uses less "spinal reflexes" and tests for functional neurology. For example, a reflex for the sciatic nerve may appear normal when the patient is seated, yet show positive when the patient changes their position or action. This is a common area of misdiagnosis in patients. The more specific the exam, the more effective the treatments will be.
The art of adjusting the spine in order to normalize neuronal impulses, reducing stress and tension in your nervous system. If you can imagine, your spine is like a fuse box, with your every action being recorded by the brain. The brain then gives the appriopriate response. Now if there is a surge due to any irritant (structural, chemical or emotional), the fuse blows. The adjustment returns this function. Another reason for a need of an adjustment is to correct basic mechanical irritation of the spine (the more common reason people use chiropractic).
Many treatments here are typically aimed at reducing swelling and increasing the range of motion. The chief complaint is afterall pain, so this is a more common way at getting a person "back in the game." Today PT is known for utilizing ultrasound for stimulation. With Applied Kinesiology, older techniques for restoring function are still being used. These manual techniques restore normal length of muscles from planter fascitis to the frontalis that many get botox injections for. The joints will feel less compression/pain, when the muscles pull equally upon them.
NO. Your skull is not a solid helmet, it does move. Immobility leads to irritation! This happens by the friction of surrounding tissues. The surrounding tissues here are- brain, brainstem, upper neck, low lumbar spine, sacrum and coccyx nerves. This is the parasympathetic nervous system that lowers heart rate and increases digestion. An evaluation of this system is performed with your examination at each session.
Your are what you eat.... or what your marketed into eating. It is very important to remember that pills are pills ! Just because it worked for so-and-so, is not reason enough to "pop and pray" as a form of nutrition. Functional neurology, as mentioned earlier can also be utilized to test for nutrition. The proper nutrient under the tongue should create a neurological change. This is much better and much more effective than the "try and see" approach.
The largest organ in the body? Most will say the intestines! However, the answer is the skin which has a few of its own functions. I believe the fascia should be on top of that list. Its function is the connection of all tissues and organs in your body. And like any immobility leads to irritation by means of friction of surrounding tissues, failure to treat this area is a common reason for reoccurence of a condition.
Using a combination of the above exams can demonstrate the related dysfunctional areas. The goal again of any therapist, is to improve function while removing the stressors or irritants (structural, chemical and emotional).
No I will not take a weekend course to use needles on your body. I will leave that, up to a qualified acupuncturist. I will however, evaluate your condition with functional neurology for this need, and treat you with less invasive modalities (if you can, call them "needles that-you hardly feel"). If a change in neurological function is not created, then the needles may be recommended.
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Coldwell Banker announces La Jolla's outstanding performers
Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage announced the winners of January's "Outstanding Performance Award" recipients. The coveted monthly award recognizes agents who meet and exceed exceptionally high transaction goals while providing unparalleled client service.
Recipients from the La Jolla office include Rossana Pestana, London Fields, Lynn Joseph, Jim Shultz and Irene Chandler.
"We not only look forward to their continued success but are extremely proud of the level of service and productivity for which these sales associates are being awarded," said Rick Hoffman, president and chief operating officer of Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage Greater San Diego and Temecula Valley Regions.
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