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Green Bean Fries – the Next Kale Chip By Shockingly Delicious 05/19/14 11:33 Crunchy, addictive and good for you, these Green Bean "Fries" are going to be the next kale chip; just you wait and see.
Salade de pommes de terre et haricots à la menthe / Minted Potato and Green Bean Salad By Les Recettes Du Panier 10/27/14 06:00 Mouais, je suis bien d'accord : je pourrai être plus active sur mon blog! Surtout au regard du temps dont je dispose en ce moment… :) Mais voilà, je n'ai même pas encore repris le cours du Projet Photo 52 de la Fille de la Sardine, ni répondu à mes commentaires... Add to my recipe book
Stir Fry Sesame Green Beans By The Iowa Housewife 10/14/14 10:00 When your garden or market is still has some fresh fall vegetables, this is a delicious way to use some. I like to use the ginger paste available in a tube in the salad section at our grocery instead of worrying about using ginger roots up before they spoil.... Add to my recipe book
French Cut Green Beans (Cutting and/or Canning or Freezing) Fall Bean Crop By The Hidden Pantry 10/04/14 21:21 This is a French Bean Slicer! A few months ago I was on a real tear cleaning and reorganizing the entire house. It is truly amazing what you find that you forget you even had! At least it worked that way for me. One "find" was my French Bean Slicer. Yep,...
Green Beans Thoran Kerala style |Beans Poriyal|Beans stir fry with ground coconut |Onam Sadya Special By welcome to my wonder kitchen 09/03/14 08:31 Which name pops in your mind if asked ,a character (in Comics/Sitcoms/Movies) with a vegetable name ? Well,the only one my brain can think of is "Mr.Bean" :D..Well,if you ask me he is like the Charlie Chaplin in color to me ...I still love watching Mr.Bean... Add to my recipe book
Tortino w/ Green Beans, Caramelized Onions, Fresh Herbs By Everyday Healthy! Everyday Delicious! 08/20/14 03:05 Tortino di Fagiolini – Italian Savory Pie w/ Lots of Green Beans Long, hot days of August go hand-in-hand with the incredible diversity of ripening summer produce. Our farmers' market has its tables overflowing with a profusion of colors, shapes … Continue... Add to my recipe book
Garden Skillet Green Beans By Ally's Sweet & Savory Eat 08/11/14 07:00 I'll admit I'm not that great about posting tasty vegetable dishes on this blog. Sorry. Even now, I'm giving you one that includes bacon. Again, sorry. But here's the thing. If I'm going to eat a ton of vegetables I want to enjoy them. And let me tell you,... Add to my recipe book
22 Recipes Starring Fresh Green Beans By The Kitchen is My Playground 08/06/14 13:00 Are green beans one of your favorites of the summer harvest? Then check out this collection of 22 ways to enjoy fresh green beans! This time of year, green beans are abundantly growing in the garden. And they seem to be the crop that keeps on giving, don't... Add to my recipe book
Savory Whole Green Beans By Vegetarian Underground 08/04/14 15:00 Savory Whole Green Beans This flavorful way of preparing whole frozen green beans is good enough for company, and so easy to fix. The vivid green color remains, while the beans become very tender. Serves 4. Ingredients:1 Tbsp olive oil 1 c chopped onion... Add to my recipe book
Sambal and Sesame Dressed Grilled Green Beans By Olives for Dinner 08/01/14 15:27 Serves 2-3 Time: 20 minutes I love g rilling outside with Jeff in the summer. S melling aromas from the food on the table and grill before tasting it, feeling condensation on a cold beer bottle against my warm hands as well as the latticed pattern of the... Add to my recipe book
Family Favorites...Home Canned Green Beans By The Iowa Housewife 08/01/14 10:00 Clockwise, Top R: 5 gallon buckets of beans, Washing beans, Draining, Canners ready to go, Happy Results!One of our favorite home canned vegetables is green beans. They are easy to grow, usually produce abundantly, and don't require peeling. We often sit... Add to my recipe book
Roasted Potatoes and Green Bean Salad By Simply Bitten Kitchen 07/31/14 01:46 Here is another dish with green beans in it .I love how green versatile green beans are it sure make my creative mind blossom.This my green bean and roasted potato salad .This salad isn't your typical mayo based salad. … Continue reading → Add to my recipe book
Quick Pickled Green Beans By This Dame Cooks 07/28/14 06:00 "From vine to brine in less than 12 hours" is the rule of thumb for home pickling. This brine is so simple to make and can be made in large volumes so you can pickle as you pick those young tender beans, baby cukes and okra. Add a slice of garlic, a tiny... Add to my recipe book
Sauteed Green Beans with Oregano By The Kitchen is My Playground 07/26/14 04:02 Sauteed Green Beans with Fresh Oregano are a quick, easy, and flavorful way to enjoy those wonderfully fresh summer green beans. Get your fill of summer's produce before it's gone! I've been trying to better about eating more veggies lately. See, I'm a... Add to my recipe book
Southern-Style Green Beans {vs. 'Northern-Style' ~ The Great Green Bean Debate} By The Kitchen is My Playground 07/19/14 19:06 How do you take your green beans? Simmered & soft Southern-style ... or still-crisp, lightly steamed & vibrantly green Northern-style? That is the 'Great Green Bean' debate in our family! When I moved from Vermont to North Carolina ... goodness, 20 years... Add to my recipe book
Duchesse di patate e fagiolini all'aglio orsino – Green beans and wild garlic duchess potatoes By Crumpets&co. 07/10/14 16:55 Scroll down for english version Ed arieccome con la seconda ricetta a base di fagiolini che vi avevo preannunciato qui! :) Questa idea è nata davvero per caso e nel giro di 5 minuti… infatti le patate duchesse dovrebbero essere abbastanza chic, con questo... Add to my recipe book
Crespelle di grano saraceno con fagiolini e montasio – Buckwheat crepes with green beans and montasio cheese By Crumpets&co. 07/08/14 16:12 Scroll down for english version Come promesso eccomi qui con una ricetta che vede protagonisti i fagiolini, ortaggio in piena stagione gustoso, carnoso e che bisogna tirar fuori dalla sua classica veste di contorno! Sarà che io li ho mangiati per anni come... Add to my recipe book
Vegan Green Beans Almondine By The Adirondack Chick 07/04/14 04:38 I love steamed green beans. I have fond memories of sitting at my great-grandmother's house in Lake George snapping off the ends of fresh ones. Even everytime I am preparing them now, I think of her. So, when I saw a batch of these fresh green beans at... Add to my recipe book
Flank Steak With Tarragon Green Beans By My Vermont Kitchen 06/18/14 09:00 For seven years, I lived my life as a vegetarian. That said, it wasn't until I grew old enough to listen to my body after a life-threatening illness that I realized that I really need to eat meat. (So apologies in advance to my vegetarian and vegan readers.)... Add to my recipe book
Green Bean Curry With Peppers By Your Cookery Book 06/16/14 22:43 Green Bean Curry With Peppers is French green beans are cooked with onions and bell peppers. This is very easy curry recipe and has got less ingredients. Cooking Time: Appr. 25 Minutes Serves: 3-4 People Ingredients: 500g green beans 3 onions 3 peppers... Add to my recipe book
Green Beans with Garlic Vinaigrette By food and thrift 06/06/14 01:26 Steam the green beans, (1 lb)... but do not overcook; for the vinaigrette, you need 2 cloves of garlic finely chopped or pressed, juice of one lemon, 1/4 cup extra virgin olive oil, salt and freshly ground pepper to taste. In a small food chopper or a bowl,... Add to my recipe book


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Lifetime cable network is airing "The Anna Nicole Smith Story" 7 p.m. Saturday starring 27-year-old Agnes Bruckner as Smith and 84-year-old Martin Landau, who won an Oscar for playing Bela Lugosi, as her 89-year-old billionaire husband, J. Howard Marshall, who died 13 months after the unlikely couple married in 1994 when Smith was just 26.
Landau says he met Smith only once, while at a party they both attended at the home of "Playboy" publisher Hugh Hefner.
While Bruckner has been saying in press interviews to promote the film that she was drawn to the role to stretch her talent (to play the buxom Smith, the actress had to have facial, neck and breast prosthetics and fat suits and even endure blue-tint death makeup), Landau had different reasons.
Laundau says even though oil tycoon Marshall is most associated with his contested marriage, fought in court by his son E. Pierce Marshall, the actor reminds Marshall Sr. was also a Yale Law School graduate who had served as an adviser to President Franklin Delano Roosevelt.
Smith's life has always seemed like a sad and poorly written fairy tale. Smith's 20-year-old son, Daniel Smith, died on Sept. 10, 2006, just three days after the birth of Smith's baby, his half-sister, Dannielynn Hope.
I only first became familiar with Anna Nicole because of my regular writings about Valparaiso TV personality Michael Essany, who spent two seasons with his own reality show on E! in the time slot right after Anna Nicole's reality show on that same network. Before long, tuning in to "The Anna Nicole Show" on E! before "The Michael Essany Show" broadcast became a guilty pleasure on Sunday nights, especially if I was visiting my parents, with their reactions being just as entertaining.
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Hockey India honours heroes of 1975 World Cup team
Hockey India (HI) Wednesday felicitated 13 living members of the 1975 World Cup winning side at a glittering ceremony here Wednesday.
Ajit Pal Singh, the captain of the 1975 team, Ashok Kumar, Aslam Sher Khan, Brigadier (retd) Harcharan Singh, Leslie Fernandez, Varinder Singh, Ashok Diwan, Michael Kindo, B.P. Govinda, Brigadier (retd) H.J.S. Chimni, V.J. Phillips, Onkar Singh and Kaliah P.E. were each honoured with a cheque of Rs.175,000 after 39 years of the historic win.
The widows of Surjit Singh and Shivaji Pawar and the brother of late Mohinder Singh collected the cheques.
The 1975 World Cup team was felicitated on the announcement of the squad for the World Cup in The Hague later this month.
The event was also attended by Arun Jaitley, member advisory board Hockey India League (HIL) and Leader of Opposition in the Rajya Sabha, Ajit M. Sharan, secretary Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports, Jiji Thomson, director general Sports Authority of India (SAI) and Rajeev Mehta, secretary general Indian Olympic Association (IOA).
Ajit Pal hoped that the triumph of the 1975 team would inspire the current team to put up a good show in the World Cup.
"I hope that our success in the 1975 World Cup would inspire the current team to put up a good show at the World Cup. I am confident that they will give their best to finish among the best teams in the world," he said.
However, some members of the team lamented that the recognition came too late after 39 years.
"We deserved this recognition long time back. The 1975 win remains our only World Cup triumph. But better late than never," said Chimni.
Fernandez, a retired railways employee, wants more recognition for the players.
"We want more recognition. Not in terms of money, but we want that the HI should rope us in for technical guidance," he said.
HI secretary general Narinder Batra said it was a matter of pride for the federation to honour the 1975 greats.
"It's an honour for Hockey India to felicitate the legends who brought the country on the forefront in the game and because of which many teams were apprehensive while facing us on the field. I am sure, history will repeat itself very soon and the players of this generation too will give us the same joy," he said.
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Published March 22nd, 2014
A 15-year-old girl has been severely injured Saturday night in a crash at Bubba Raceway Park in Ocala.
Marion County Fire Rescue arrived on scene around 6:45 p.m., where witnesses reported the teenager crashed and hit the wall of the race track head on with her race car.
Fire rescue dispatch says a trauma alert was issued for the girl, meaning she has injuries to mutliple organs of her body.
Bubba Raceway Park released on their Facebook page that her name is Niokoa Johnson and she is currently in surgery.
Dispatch tells us she is now at Ocala Regional Medical Center, where they are trying to stabilize her so they can transport her to UF Health Shands.
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BALTIMORE (WJZ)–O's All-Star Adam Jones is taking some time out from baseball to work on his skills in the kitchen.
He went head-to-head with professional cake decorator Erin Copper.
Copper won the MASN-Orioles fan challenge. She decided to challenge Jones to a decorating face-off at Camden Yards.
Unfortunately, Jones tasted defeat, as the judges declared Cooper the winner.
"I applaud his effort. Decorating is not easy, and he took it on like a champ. I'm proud of him. He did alright," Cooper said.
Jones may not have been able to show off his decorating skills, but he sure enjoyed taking a big bite out of the winning piece of cake.


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Jameer Nelson comes home as genuine starter
March 25, 2006
By Marc Narducci INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Orlando Magic point guard Jameer Nelson entered last night's game with the 76ers at the Wachovia Center in a different role. After starring at Chester and St. Joseph's University, Nelson returned home as a full-fledged NBA starter. He has been given the ball to run the Magic's offense after the trade of Steve Francis on Feb. 22 to the New York Knicks. Nelson did not immediately join the starting lineup. He missed 20 games with a sprained right foot and didn't return until March 3. The following game, on March 4 in a 110-94 loss at Denver, Nelson was in the starting lineup for good.
Jameer Nelson's tourney renamed for father
December 26, 2007
By Keith Pompey INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
For Jameer Nelson, it was the only thing to do. The Orlando Magic guard changed the name of his local high school tournament to the Pete Nelson Classic in honor of his late father, Floyd "Pete" Nelson. The fourth annual event runs tomorrow and Friday at Widener University, and Saturday at Gwynedd-Mercy College. "This is obviously a very tough time for our family. But the people in Chester loved my father," said Nelson, a Chester High product who attended St. Joseph's University.
Jameer Nelson in teaching role with Magic
December 4, 2013
BY DICK JERARDI, Daily News Staff Writer firstname.lastname@example.com
WASHINGTON - It didn't seem like so long ago that Jameer Nelson was entering the NBA, fresh off a Saint Joseph's career that will live on forever through his records and the team's accomplishments. It was 10 seasons ago when Nelson was starting that final year on Hawk Hill. It was so long ago that he is now starting to reflect on everything that happened during that time when even fantasies seemed to come true. Seated in the lobby of the Georgetown Four Seasons yesterday afternoon, Nelson, who just recently started his 500th game for the Orlando Magic, chatted about how his NBA life has come full circle.
Jameer Nelson elected to Saint Joseph's Hall of Fame
October 6, 2011
BY DICK JERARDI, firstname.lastname@example.com
IF YOU CHECKED out the NBA schedule, you might wonder how Jameer Nelson would be able to make the 10th Saint Joseph's Athletics Hall of Fame Celebration on Nov. 5. Unless the lockout ends soon, the 2004 National Player of the Year will be able to make the ceremony, instead of playing that night for Orlando in Washington. After a sensational career at Chester High, which he led to the AAAA state championship, Nelson, who holds the St. Joe's career marks for points (2,094), assists (713)
Hawks rely on Chester connection Freshman Jawan Carter was influenced by Jameer Nelson.
August 10, 2006
By Ray Parrillo INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Tucked behind an assistant coach's desk in a cramped office at St. Joseph's Alumni Memorial Fieldhouse, Jawan Carter was talking recently about how his path to Hawk Hill was largely influenced by another 5-foot-11 point guard who was also raised on Chester's hard-scrabble streets, when a sweat-soaked, broad-shouldered figure walked in to take a blow from a pickup game. Carter lowered his head reverentially as Jameer Nelson aimed a friendly barb at him. "He's not full-blooded Chester," said Nelson, the unforgettable St. Joe's guard who was college basketball's player of the year in 2004 before moving on to the NBA's Orlando Magic.
When It Really Mattered, Jameer Nelson Shot The Guard Launched A Shot That Put Chester Into The District 1 Class Aaaa Final.
March 3, 1999
By Chris Morkides, INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Jameer Nelson heard the voices of his Chester coaches echoing in his ears all summer. Shoot the ball. Shoot the ball. Nelson rarely tried to score as a sophomore, and Chester's coaches, led by head man Fred Pickett, let him know about it. So, Nelson spent the summer practicing jumpers. He still is unselfish, but Chester's junior point guard doesn't mind lofting a shot now and again. "Whatever the team needs," Nelson said. "That's what I'll do. " Nelson had one option with two seconds left in overtime in Chester's PIAA Class AAAA semifinal battle with Hatboro-Horsham last night.
Battered Chester smiles at favorite son's fortune The rise to the NBA of Jameer Nelson is a rare source of pride for the city.
June 25, 2004
By Patrick Kerkstra INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
From the pandemic poverty, to the drugs and prostitution, to the gap-toothed city blocks of blighted buildings and empty lots - there are plenty of reasons to despair in Chester. And then there is basketball star Jameer Nelson. The elusive point guard with the relentless work ethic has, for years, been a rare source of pride for this struggling community. It started in March 2000, when he led Chester High to the state championship. It continued in college. In April, after he carried St. Joseph's University to an undefeated regular season and was named college player of the year, Chester handed him the keys to the city.
Right Off The Bat, St. Joseph's Is Counting On Jameer Nelson To Run Its Offense.
November 17, 2000
By Ray Parrillo, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
It's not true that coach Phil Martelli handed Jameer Nelson a basketball and the reins to his team the September day when the freshman point guard was on his way to his first class at St. Joseph's quaint Jesuit campus on City Avenue. Martelli didn't wait so long. He did that on the giddy day last year when Nelson informed Martelli he was taking his talents from Chester High to Hawk Hill. At last, or for the first time since the Rashid Bey era ended three seasons ago, the Hawks have someone who can give them symmetry where there often has been chaos.
Two guards who get the point Gonzaga's Dan Dickau says he and Jameer Nelson play the position the right way.
December 30, 2001
By Ray Parrillo INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Dan Dickau doesn't seem to have a lot of patience for the approach to basketball taken by many players, and the splendid senior point guard for Gonzaga isn't reluctant to say so. Too selfish. Too showy. Too mouthy. Too many guys who seem oblivious to the four other players on the floor. "I think the ability to pass the ball is something that really gets overlooked," Dickau said. "I mean, you watch some teams struggle to even get the ball into the post, or out to the wing, or reverse the ball, or move the ball to different areas on the same possession.
Hatters Fall To Chester By 62-55 In Semifinal Hatboro-horsham Led Through Three Quarters, But The Clippers And Jameer Nelson Rallied At The End.
March 1, 2000
By Joe Santoliquito, INQUIRER SUBURBAN STAFF
Chester didn't need a last-second shot to get past Hatboro-Horsham in the PIAA District 1 Class AAAA boys' basketball semifinals, as it did last year. Jameer Nelson made sure of that. The 6-foot-1 senior guard scored 13 of his game-high 25 points in the fourth quarter to lead a Chester rally en route to a 62-55 victory over the stubborn Hatters last night at Temple University's Liacouras Center. The No. 1-seeded Clippers, who are the defending district champions, will meet No. 2 Coatesville, a 66-60 winner over Pennsbury in last night's other semifinal, at 9 p.m. Friday at Villanova's Pavilion.
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Hinkie's sleuthing garners two picks for 76ers
June 30, 2014
By Bob Ford, Inquirer Columnist
A little more than a month ago, Sam Hinkie, having just learned the 76ers would pick third and 10th in the NBA draft, stood among the crowd in a Times Square television studio and spoke two sentences very dear to him. And, no, they weren't: "We're patient. This won't happen overnight. " The general manager was asked what needs the team might try to fill with those two picks - a reasonable question, although directed to Hinkie, a rather pointless one. He didn't even smile. "This time of year, a lot of information can be gained and a lot lost the more you say. You have to be careful people don't know what you're going to do," Hinkie said.
Martelli has his mojo back
March 19, 2014
By Sam Donnellon, Daily News Staff Writer
'THERE WAS a stretch of time after Jameer that I didn't like myself," Phil Martelli was saying in his office late yesterday afternoon. An endorphin-absorbed Sunday that had spilled into a foodless evening and then a sleepless night had morphed the coach into the kind of truth-spilling interviewee that detectives only dream about. He was happy one moment, pensive the next, even a bit sad after that. He was exhausted mostly, but not in the way he has spent too much of the time between the time Jameer Nelson finished and now being exhausted.
After 10 years, 2003-04 St Joseph's team still memorable
March 10, 2014
By Mike Jensen, Inquirer Staff Writer
Ten years later, Delonte West, sporting a full beard, is in a little shop in Jinjiang, China, "just a place to get a quick cup of noodles. " It's the last place West expects to see a Chinese man flapping his arms, unmistakably mimicking the St. Joseph's Hawk. The man at the counter had recognized West as a basketball player. West figured that's because he played for the local team this season. Wrong. Or because West had played 10 years in the NBA, which is widely shown in China?
As expected, Sixers cut Granger loose
February 28, 2014
BY BOB COONEY, Daily News Staff Writer firstname.lastname@example.com
DANNY GRANGER, we hardly knew you. In a move that surprised no one, the 76ers announced yesterday that they had bought out the remaining contract of Granger, acquired from the Indiana Pacers at last Thursday's trade deadline. Granger and Indiana's second-round pick in 2015, via Golden State, came here in exchange for Evan Turner and Lavoy Allen. Hampered by knee injuries and with an expiring contract after this season, Granger appears to have strongly suggested to the Sixers that not playing here was in his best interest.
Nelson reflects on magical St. Joe's run
February 28, 2014
BY BOB COONEY, Daily News Staff Writer email@example.com
AS HIS 10th year in the NBA starts to wind down, Orlando guard Jameer Nelson is becoming somewhat reflective. He is closer to retirement than he is to the magical season he helped create as an All-America at Saint Joseph's a decade ago, when the Hawks started 27-0 and advanced to the East Regional final. "It's unbelievable how people still remember what we accomplished as a team at Saint Joe's and still support me, even though I'm not playing for the hometown," Nelson said before the Magic-Sixers game last night at the Wells Fargo Center.
Sixers Notes: Carter-Williams is East's rookie of the month
December 5, 2013
By Keith Pompey, Inquirer Staff Writer
Michael Carter-Williams was named NBA Eastern Conference rookie of the month on Tuesday. The 76ers point guard led all rookies in scoring (17.2 points per game), assists (7.3), steals (2.9) and minutes (36.2) in the 13 games played in October and November. Carter-Williams missed four games with a bruised arch in his left foot. He is the first Sixer to win the award since Allen Iverson in April 1997. Carter-Williams was named the conference's player of the week for the first week of the season.
Sixers outlast Magic in double overtime
December 5, 2013
By Keith Pompey, Inquirer Staff Writer
The 76ers and the Orlando Magic have been squaring off since the latter joined the league in 1989. For the most part, those contests have ended with an Orlando victory. Tuesday night was different. The Sixers defeated the Magic, 126-125, in double overtime at the Wells Fargo Center. Rookie point guard Michael Carter-Williams had a lot to do with the rare victory for the Sixers (7-12). The 6-foot-6, 185-pounder, who was playing with a sore right knee, finished with 27 points, 12 rebounds and 10 assists to post his first career triple-double on the night he was named the Eastern Conference rookie of the month.
Sinking Sixers work to shore up defense
December 4, 2013
By Marc Narducci, Inquirer Staff Writer
Reality has set in for the 76ers since their 3-0 start, but coach Brett Brown says he won't try to change the team's style, only its execution. The Sixers will take a 6-12 record into Tuesday's game against the Orlando Magic at the Wells Fargo Center. Brown's team has lost four consecutive games and 10 of the last 12, including a 115-100 loss Sunday at Detroit. The biggest need for improvement is on defense. The Sixers entered Monday ranked ninth in the NBA in scoring, averaging 103 points per game.
Jameer Nelson in teaching role with Magic
December 4, 2013
BY DICK JERARDI, Daily News Staff Writer firstname.lastname@example.com
WASHINGTON - It didn't seem like so long ago that Jameer Nelson was entering the NBA, fresh off a Saint Joseph's career that will live on forever through his records and the team's accomplishments. It was 10 seasons ago when Nelson was starting that final year on Hawk Hill. It was so long ago that he is now starting to reflect on everything that happened during that time when even fantasies seemed to come true. Seated in the lobby of the Georgetown Four Seasons yesterday afternoon, Nelson, who just recently started his 500th game for the Orlando Magic, chatted about how his NBA life has come full circle.
Nelson takes Duren, Garland under his wing
July 31, 2013
BY DICK JERARDI, Daily News Staff Writer email@example.com
FIVE MORNINGS a week, the 9-year NBA veteran arrives at Summit Sports Training Center in Villanova riding his high-end vehicle from home, a long iron from Merion Golf Club. The two soon-to-be college seniors drive across town from their campus in a less-than-high-end vehicle. The goal is the same. Get better. Jameer Nelson will start his 10th year with the Orlando Magic this fall. Tyreek Duren and Tyrone Garland will begin their final years at La Salle when the fall semester begins.
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Definition of performance testing in English:
performance testingSyllabification: per·for·mance test·ing
1The evaluation of a person's mental or manual ability.
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- Otherwise the performance evaluation should be done in the classroom and confined to subjects such as art, music and physical training, which surely need performance testing.
- The investigators assessed level of noise caused by aircraft and traffic around the school, and related these levels to the results of cognitive performance testing and health questionnaires.
1.1The evaluation of the heritable characteristics of a bull or other breeding animal, or of a plant, as determined from the known characteristics of the offspring.
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- Careful performance testing allows the quality of potential breeding bulls be determined at an early age.
- Vigorous performance testing was implemented to assure that only the best breeding stock of stallions and mares would be used to maintain and enhance the marvelous qualities of this breed.
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New York/Frankfurt November 30, 2001 - artnet was able to maintain last years sales although the companys main office, located in the immediate vicinity of the World Trade Center, was not accessible for three weeks following the September 11th attack. The leading Internet site for art reports overall sales for the first nine months 2001 of Euro 4,5 (previous year adjusted 2,8) million, an increase of 60%. For the third quarter, seasonally the weakest period, sales remained 30% below plan as a result of the interruption of business. Since the beginning of October sales growth is back on track.
Cost reductions have been implemented successfully as announced. Operating expenses have been reduced in the third quarter to Euro 1,54 (3,94) million, a reduction of over 60%. The number of employees was reduced to 42 at 9/30/01 from 106 at 9/30/00. The result of operations (EBIT) was improved by 83% to minus Euro 0,49 from minus Euro 2,94 million. Positive quarterly results in 2002 are within grasp. The company benefits from increased demand, particularly during this recession, as the art world takes advantage of the cost savings of artnet services.
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Tag: Gaby Sanchez
Marlins manager Ozzie Guillen praises Hanley Ramirez for his defense at third base
- 6:54 pm Tuesday, May 8th, 2012 by Tom D'Angelo
Ozzie Guillen said today that he is "pleasantly surprised" by Hanley Ramirez's defense at third base.
Ramirez has one error on the season. He contributed to a solid defensive effort Monday that turned four double plays in Carlos Zambrano's three-hit gem.
Marlins center field statue could get rusty waiting for home runs
- 5:36 pm Saturday, April 14th, 2012 by Tom D'Angelo
Marlins acting manager Joey Cora has a message for owner Jeffrey Loria.
Cora suggests Loria think about activating the home run sculpture in center field after Marlins wins because if he's waiting for home runs it may sit idle for long stretches.
Marlins union rep John Buck hopes Ozzie's apology helps "put a big band-aid" on controversy
- 1:20 pm Tuesday, April 10th, 2012 by Joe Capozzi
Marlins catcher John Buck, the team's union rep, and first baseman Gaby Sanchez spoke with Marlins beat writers at the team hotel in Philadelphia.
Buck said he thinks manager Ozzie Guillen's five-game suspension for his Fidel Castro comments will actually bring the team closer together.
"Everybody in that clubhouse looks up to Ozzie and what he has done. You guys can feel the atmosphere that he has changed in the clubhouse and it has all been positive," Buck said.
Thumbs up for Mark Buehrle; Carlos Zambrano making first start for Miami Marlins
- 12:04 pm Sunday, April 8th, 2012 by Tom D'Angelo
Mark Buehrle made his Marlins debut Thursday a couple of hours after slicing the thumb on his pitching hand while opening a jar of mayonnaise.
"I came in to make a sandwich and they said 'You know we have people who can make sandwiches for you,"' Buehrle said. "(I said) 'I'm a grown man, I can make my own sandwich.' It was just a complete freak thing."
Buehrle said he was thinking about the small slice in the first inning when he gave up a hit and a walk and hit a batter.
"The ball sat right there, a couple of times [More]
Marlins manager Ozzie Guillen teases Jose Reyes: 'I was a better (fielding) shortstop'
- 2:17 pm Thursday, March 1st, 2012 by Tom D'Angelo
After Jose Reyes misplayed a ground ball during Thursday's workout Ozzie Guillen could not resist poking fun at his shortstop.
Guillen later was asked what he said.
"I was a better shortstop than Reyes," Guillen said. "It's hard to play 16 years in the big league's hitting .220 and I did it. You have to catch a lot of ground balls."
Marlins first baseman Gaby Sanchez thrilled for UM pal Ryan Braun
- 9:56 am Friday, February 24th, 2012 by Joe Capozzi
Less than three minutes after he read news about Ryan Braun winning his appeal, Marlins first baseman Gaby Sanchez got the news again in a text message — from Braun.
Sanchez and Braun have been close friends for 10 years goign back to their days as University of Miami baseball teammates.
"I'm very happy for him," said Sanchez, who said he has spoken to Braun just about every day since news first surfaced in December that the Brewers slugger first tested positive for a baned substance.
With team's blessing, Gaby Sanchez tries to break aquarium glass at Marlins Park
- 7:08 pm Thursday, February 2nd, 2012 by Joe Capozzi
Marlins president David Samson briefed reporters today on a variety of topics, from the health of Hanley Ramirez and Josh Johnson to the team's plans for Yoenis Cespedes and Juan Carlos Oviedo.
But the most amusing item Samson shared had to do with the two aquariums behind home plate.
Marlins first baseman Gaby Sanchez helping UM pal Jon Jay with celebrity bowling tournament
- 10:05 am Thursday, January 19th, 2012 by Joe Capozzi
Marlins first baseman Gaby Sanchez will participate in Jon Jay's Celebrity Bowling Challenge on Jan. 28 at Lucky Strike Lanes in Miami Beach.
Jay, an outfielder for the St. Louis Cardinals, is good friends with Sanchez. Both are from Miami and both attended the University of Miami.
After players' fashion show, new Miami Marlins merchandise goes on sale next Friday night
- 9:40 am Thursday, November 3rd, 2011 by Joe Capozzi
The days are numbered for the Florida Marlins. The franchise will re-brand itself as the Miami Marlins next Friday in a ceremony that starts at 8 p.m.
The event, which will be held at the new ballpark, will not be open to the public. But the public is invited to show up at 11 p.m. when the new Marlins merchandise goes on sale for the first time outside the stadium.
Gaby Sanchez, Omar Infante hoping to win Gold Gloves for Marlins
- 4:07 pm Monday, October 31st, 2011 by Joe Capozzi
Marlins fans shouldn't be surprised to learn that first baseman Gaby Sanchez and second baseman Omar Infante are among the finalists at their positions for Gold Glove Awards.
ESPN2 will televise the first-ever Rawlings Gold Glove Awards Show at 10 p.m. Tuesday. The one-hour telecast will include the announcement of the 2011 Gold Glove Award winners.


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I was told I need to write down the things I say and publish a book. This is not the first person that has told me to do this. I have had an interesting past 5 years. And I can tell it is only to continue in such a way. Maybe I will start a journal or something to start recording my memories and thoughts.
This is officially my new favorite GIF.
Freaking adorable!
He brought me back an Almond Joy from the grocery store last night. I didn't even ask for it.
I simply don't know what I want to do with my life. Well, besides be a wonderful wife and mother. But! I need something to prove for myself. I DON'T KNOW!!!! I need my husband. Someone who is an expert at listening to me.
Baking and Pastry. Work like a frantic freak to get into a nursing program. Elementary school teacher. Or absolutely nothing. I have no idea…
I am lost.
It should be against the rules for any one person to utilize all the washers/dryers at one time.
So frustrating.
My uterus is trying to kill me.
So I ate a cookie and midol at 5:30 in the morning; when normal people are getting the last bit of their sleep.
Shortly, I have to wake up and start doing all the last minute things I have to do before my husband-to-be is FINALLY home. Today is gonna be the best…
Except for my damn uterus complaining. I hate being a female at times.
Okay, here we go! Tonight we are going to bombard Justin Bieber with the messages below in order to raise awareness for Laughing At My Nightmare, Inc. If this works, and Justin acknowledges our tweets, it will do wonders for our mission to raise money for muscular dystrophy research and promote…
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I am allowed to slightly freak out between now and July 21.
7 days of work left. Thank God.
13 days till I take my test to see if I actually have the mental capacity and capability to be a nurse.
24 days to basically pack everything up in my house that's mine, get a wax, whiten my teeth, clean like a maniac, get ready for engagment pictures…and whatever else comes with getting ready to get married and see your fiance that you haven't seen in 8 months.
In the meantime, I shouldn't spend anymore money because I need to save as much as possible. And I also need to be eating super healthy and working out so that I look good for when he gets here.
I seriously thought I had more time…ugh.


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Dean Haspiel scores an Emmy Award nomination
by Kevin Melrose | July 8, 2010 @ 9:20 AM | 2 Comments |
Among the nominees announced this morning for the 62nd Primetime Emmy Awards was artist Dean Haspiel, who received a nod for outstanding main title design for HBO's Bored to Death. He shares the nomination with Dakota Pictures, 3 Arts Entertainment, Fair Harbor Productions, designer/director Tom Barham, lead animator Marci Ichimura and compositor Mark Rubbo.
You can watch the sequence here. The Emmy Awards ceremony will air Aug. 29 on NBC.
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Kickstarter Stretch Goals
All Stretch Goals Achieved!!
At $900k (Achieved!):
- We have enough to make the game!
At $1m (Achieved!):
- Brian Fargo begins matching 10% of all pledges from $1m to $2m
At $1.2m (Achieved!): 25% More Gameplay!
- We allow you to choose your gender during character creation, pay for the cost of the writing and localization expansion, and also adding enough reactivity in the world to make the choice more than cosmetic
At $1.5m (Achieved!): 50% More Gameplay!
- We add two new writers to expand the richness and reactivity of the world: Tony Evans (Star Wars: KotOR 2, NWN2: Mask of the Betrayer) and Mur Lafferty (Vampire, Mage, Exalted RPGs) join our team.
- Torment and Wasteland 2 writer Nathan Long will pen a fourth novella to add to the novella compilation.
- One of the locations we will be adding at this point is the "Crystal Dimension":
In strange and distant worlds, life flickers toward awareness even amid the most brutal landscapes. For instance: massive mountains of crystal heave from the land and pierce the sky under pale suns, their light refracting and bending around cunning spires never touched by human hands. The infants of this land are giants, vaguely humanoid crystalline monsters torn from the land itself and given shape and purpose by the elders, who share the light and heat from their ever-diminishing bodies, chipped and worn by age.
At $2m (Achieved!): 100% More Gameplay!
- Monte Cook's role will be expanded; he was already involved as the creator of Numenera, giving guidance and helping us adapt the pen and paper rules to the computer, but at this point he will also joining the writing team once his work with Numenera is wrapped up.
- 2 new novellas: Mur and Tony will both pen novellas for the compilation, bringing the total to 6!
- Mark Morgan will create more music and use a live orchestra to record it, and we will offers the soundtrack in lossless FLAC format as well as mp3.
- Colin will do a developer commentary Let's Play of Planescape: Torment.
- 5th companion: A fifth companion will be added to the base four, "the Toy", a changing ball of goo: Is it a pet, an abandoned toy, a dangerous weapon? Whatever it is, it responds to the way you treat it by changing its appearance and abilities to reflect what it perceives as your desires. Its ultimate secrets are… well, you'll have to find out.
- We're adding the location The Ruins of Ossiphagan:
The erupting volcanoes and surging lava fill the air with acrid smoke and choking fumes. The bones of an enormous beast lie sprawled across the obsidian fields, its ribs splayed open as if it had been torn open by some unimaginable predator. The ossified bones have been hollowed out as homes by some intrepid or foolish citizens, and the wind howls through the openings in a mournful whistle like a giant flute. In the wastes beyond, creatures of flame and focused minds trawl the lava and skim its valuable nutrients.
- Brian Fargo's match concludes, with him investing $100k of his own personal finances at this point.
- Steve Dengler - generous fan and angel investor - will pick up where Brian left off, and match 10 cents to every dollar donated between $2 and $3 million.
At $2.5m (Achieved!): 150% More Gameplay!
- George Ziets joins the writing team. George was the creative lead of Neverwinter Nights 2: Mask of the Betrayer, and by reuniting him with that game's lead designer and producer Kevin Saunders (Torment's project lead), we're putting an excellent team back together. George's creative notions and aesthetics perfectly fit what we want to accomplish with Torment.
- 6th Companion: A sixth companion has been added, but we're leaving this one mysterious for now.
- Monte Cook novella: A seventh novella, penned by Numenera creator Monte Cook, is added to the compilation! (This novella will also be given as a bonus reward to Numenera backers @ the $20 Tier (EBOOK FAN) or higher, regardless of whether they back Torment.)
- Colin McComb will record a video publicly apologizing for his work on the Complete Book of Elves more than 20 years ago.
- Enhanced Death Mechanics: At this funding level we are adding the Castoff's Labyrinth, an area that plays closely into our treatment of death in Torment. Expanding the Labyrinth will serve as an ongoing stretch goal from $2.5 million out. More detail to come on the mechanics and narrative of the Labyrinth later, but here is a piece that Colin wrote describing it:
"Death is the end. That's what they say. But that's not entirely true, is it? When Death crashes over you like a looming wave, you don't die. Your body knits up fast and your eyes stare off. You move and twitch. So what is it you're seeing? Where do you go when you die?"
When you open your eyes, you're in a chamber with four… no, six… make it five walls. Call it five. It's almost definitely five walls. Each of them has a door of different material, each of them wavers before you, but they become more distinct the closer you approach. The chamber is dark and dripping, a faint tremor like a slow pulse shaking the floor on a long timeline. You put your hand to the door and it opens for you, and before you lies a crumbling stone walkway over fathomless mists. You can see no roof above you, nor stars nor moon. The mists curl and lap at your feet, broken occasionally by stray eddies of wind.
There is a feeling of recognition deep inside you. You know this place. And ahead, across the span, you see a familiar face.
"What are you doing here?" you ask.
"You're dead," she says. "What I mean is that you're not dead. You're coming back to life. And now you've got fragments of us in your head. Every time you take our suffering, we get stronger. In here, I mean. But if you want to come back to the world, you need to find your way out of here."
At $2.75m (Achieved!): 175% More Gameplay!
- Brian Mitsoda joins the writing team. One of Brian's earliest jobs was working QA on Planescape: Torment, but he soon climbed the ranks thanks to his creative capabilities, eventually leaving Interplay and becoming a key writer on Vampire: The Masquerade: Bloodlines. Brian was the creative lead for the Dwarfs project at Obsidian, working on the grim prequel to Snow White with lead designer Kevin Saunders. He is currently working on his own Kickstarter game Dead State. His priorities will continue to lie with that game but thankfully the schedules of both make his creative contributions to Torment possible.
- Castoff's Labyrinth Reflections: Reflections of Companions and NPCs are added to the Castoff's Labyrinth. These Reflections have different dialog and information than their living counterparts, and you will learn secrets about them that would otherwise remain hidden. (But are these secrets really about them? Or are they about you?) The more Fathoms within the Labyrinth, the more Reflections there will be, and the deeper their dialogues become.
At $2.85M (Achieved!): Expansive Epilogue
- Expansive Epilogue: We take our satisfying conclusion even further and tie up loose ends throughout the game for many other aspects: regions, cults, factions, etc. The epilogue will be presented through text, combined with 2D art for some elements.
At $3m (Achieved!): 200% More Gameplay!
- More Legacies: We increase the number of Legacies from 6 to 11, resulting in greater depth and more reactivity in gameplay and dialogue.
Given that Legacy is the primary theme of Torment, you can imagine that its effects will run deep. Your Legacy depends upon which of the five Tides you favor – as demonstrated through your actions and decisions within the game. At our target funding, we envisioned six Legacies: one for each Tide, and then a sixth for those who have no dominant Tide. Your Legacy (and the Tides) has a variety of impacts on both gameplay and on interactions in dialogue. For example, certain items will provide different abilities depending upon your Legacy, and your Legacy also affects what focus you master. Your Legacy might draw others to you, or make them wary of you. As your actions affect the Tides, you can choose to adopt a new Legacy and embrace your decisions or you can resist their pull – for a while, at least. Some NPCs and creatures will notice and react to the Tidal impact on your Legacy, with some reacting favorably and others… not so much.
Six Legacies yields a lot of potential for reactivity and choices and consequences. But at this Stretch Goal, we take the system much further. Instead of depending only upon one Tide, your Legacy will be based upon your strongest TWO. This increases the number of Legacies to 11 (ten possible pairs, plus an eleventh for when no two reign supreme). By almost doubling the number of Legacies, we unlock many more options for gameplay and opportunities for the world and its people to respond to your choices. Your Legacy can change throughout the game, and doubling the number of Legacies doesn't double the gameplay time. But it does have a tremendous impact on how reactive and replayable Torment will be. That makes this game a deeper, richer experience and provides you with a host more options to consider and explore as you seek your answer to Torment's core question. Naturally, this also means that we'll be creating even more cool, unique items and effects that respond specifically to the paths you've chosen.
- Cults: We are adding cults to the game, which are antagonistic, roving enemies who pick up and move as they will, as the winds blow them, or as rumors of powers, enemies, or wealth summon them. Are they all being manipulated by a shadowy enemy? They might be! They might be entirely disconnected! Should any of these cults discover who you really are, they'll seek you in accordance with their own principles. But perhaps if you are clever enough, you can discover how to manipulate them to your advantage… and you might need to, if they all descend upon you at once. We'll begin with the following two Cults:
The Children of the Endless Gate: Death worshippers, some call them. They prefer to think of themselves as spirits trapped in flesh, and the horror of their cage pushes them to atrocity. They call themselves liberators and agents of freedom, and when they hunt the slums of the cities they leave no evidence of their passing but a tracery in blood, an ever-wet gate to a realm of pure spirit… and horror.
The Order of Flagellants and Austerities: Once a hermetic and monkish offshoot of the Order of Truth, the so-called Scourges became a mendicant order and set out into the world with the appointment of a new leader a century ago. They are a missionary sect, devoted to cleansing the world of its many sins… among which are a reliance on the numenera, of using powers not rightfully granted with birth, and of pollution of the flesh with extravagances and constructs. A single Scourge alone is no threat, for they act only in communion with their brethren. But a group of them? They feed on the rage of their kin, borrowing strength of will and thew, and run berserk if they are not stopped, laying bare the bones of those who oppose them.
- 7th Companion: Another surprise companion is added. You want blood? You've got it.
- Castoff's Labyrinth Secret Meres: Meres are added to the Castoff's Labyrinth, these Meres (dependent upon the Fathoms) are hidden within the Labyrinth and are accessible only from your own mind.
- Steve Dengler's match concludes, with Brian and Steve now contributing an extra $200k to the game's development budget — on top of the Kickstarter funding!
At $3.1M (Achieved!): Third Cult: Dendra O'hur
- Third Cult: Followers of the Great Queen Sar'lavun, the Lady of Maggots, the Dendra O'hur are a nomadic cult of cannibals and devourers of the flesh. They draw power from their victims, the strength of the fallen meat passing to their limbs and the command of the numenera to their minds. Recognizable from their tattered and moth-holed cloaks and their sharp-but-rotting teeth, the Dendra O'hur have no friends… but they command fear, and this is enough for them.
At $3.25M (Achieved!): Pat Rothfuss!
- Pat Rothfuss joins the writing team. If you haven't heard of Pat Rothfuss or read his Kingkiller Chronicles (The Name of the Wind, The Wise Man's Fear, and the upcoming third book), then stop looking at these stretch goals and go read them right now. His narrative is filled with beauty, wit, skill and sheer audacity, and he is a huge fan of Planescape: Torment. We are proud to add him to our team.
At $3.35M (Achieved!): New Labyrinth Feature: Lacunae
- Lacunae Not everyone in the Labyrinth has a living counterpart. Lacunae are figments of your mind that represent parts of yourself (or do they?). Through conversing with a Lacuna, you'll discover puzzles and quests, and might even enhance your own abilities. As we delve to deeper fathoms, you'll be able to find more Lacunae with whom to interact.
At $3.4M (Achieved!): Patrick Rothfuss Companion
- Patrick Rothfuss Companion: Patrick Rothfuss writes one of the companions that you can recruit on your travels.
At $3.5M (Achieved!): Chris Avellone!
- Chris Avellone joins the writing team! You may have heard of him. He was the creative lead from this one game called Planescape: Torment, the game that inspired us to create this project. Chris will be the first to say PS:T was a team effort, but he was its creative visionary and wrote the lion's share of the game. He later cofounded Obsidian Entertainment, where he is the Creative Director. Chris was the lead designer for Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic 2, and has contributed his design expertise to every project Obsidian has developed. He also worked with inXile on Wasteland 2 last year, including designing the area showcased in our gameplay first look video.
At $3.6M (Achieved!): The Hall of Lingering Reflections
- Hall of Lingering Reflections: This gathering place offers unique opportunities and tools to help you defeat your foes. It is a living museum, a history, a prison. This subterranean vault is a place of memories, a vault of pain and laughter, built by a forgotten power for forgotten reasons. The memories of its denizens are frozen in time, and so they have no knowledge of the passage of the centuries beyond these walls. Its doors open into smaller worlds, pocket dimensions that house these shells in a simulation of their memories. But who lies hidden here? What secrets might you unlock? And is it possible to spirit one of this company away as you seek your creator?
At $3.75M (Achieved!): Increased Companion Depths, Alternate Exits in Castoff's Labyrinth
- Increased Companion Depth (including Companion Quests): We've always planned to make interactions with your companions deep and memorable. At $3.75M, we're committing to this further by adding optional side quests unique to each companion that further bolster their character arcs. Learn who sent the jack to the Stichus tunnels in the first place, or maybe discover why the fallen priest is adept at unleashing horror on his foes. Whether you help them face their demons or use their pasts to your advantage is up to you.
- Castoff's Labyrinth: Alternative Exit to Another Part of the Ninth World: A secret portal within the Labyrinth that takes you back to your body but leaves you someplace different than where you left. Will you take it? At this Stretch Goal, the Labyrinth reveals secrets that will allow you to access a new area in the living world, one you wouldn't have been able to access otherwise. (At deeper Fathoms, more of these portals may exist in the crevasses of your mind.)
At $4M (Achieved!): Enhanced Tide and Legacy System, Oasis of M'Ra Jolios and More Mark Morgan Music
- Enhanced Tide and Legacy System: Number of Legacies increased from 11 to 16: You may recall your Legacy is determined by which Tide or Tides you favor, and that Legacy affects NPC reactions, item bonuses, and your character's Focus. At the start, we had planned only six Legacies, determined solely by your dominant Tide (plus one for when no Tide is dominant). At $3M, we expanded that to 11 Legacies, so that your Legacy would be determined by your TWO strongest Tides (irrespective of which of the two is stronger).
While Adam, Colin, and I were developing the Tides concept over the past months, we envisioned the full system as including 16 Legacies (ten possible pairs, plus five for when one Tide dominates all others, plus one for when no Tides are dominant). We contemplated how we would handle and leverage this robust system to create an unprecedented degree of reactivity. Prior to the Kickstarter, we crushed our dreams as unrealistic and contented ourselves with 6, which we felt still left us with a more intricate system that most games have.
But at this Stretch Goal we are returning to our original, ideal vision for what the Tides and Legacies can become. Torment's fourth pillar is Reactivity, Choice, and Real Consequences and while this pillar covers far more than just the Tides, the Tides and Legacy system are at the core of both Torment's themes and its approach to gameplay. This means even more opportunities for reactivity based on your personal play style, and a deeper, richer experience for you.
- Oasis of M'ra Jolios and More Mark Morgan Music: At this Stretch Goal, we are also adding the major city location of the Oasis of M'ra Jolios (the underwater city in the desert whose concept we sent in Update 11 and whose wallpapers are available on our website). And we are adding even more Mark Morgan music, which of course will be included in the game's digital soundtrack and audio CD rewards. (We'll want more music to properly convey the mood and atmosphere of the new areas and companions we'll be adding – including the Oasis.)
At $4.25M (Achieved!): Longer Story, Voluminous Codex, Crafting Numenera
- Longer Story: More areas, more villains, more NPCs. We've sketched out some of these already—the First Castoff, the Angel of Entropy, the Ruins of Ossiphagan, the crystalline dimension, etc. But at this stretch goal we are creating an even longer, more intricate story than we had planned. A few of the optional areas and ideas we had planned for the core story showed obvious potential for being extended into major subplots, or even adding to the core plot and storyline. We pared back these ideas to be realistic about the game scope - making a great game requires focus and you have to be willing to cull many of your ideas so that the game will be highly polished. At this Stretch Goal, we have a couple specific threads in mind we'll resurrect and incorporate into the story Colin originally dreamed up, confident that we'll have the resources to really do them justice.
- Voluminous Codex: We always intended for Torment to have a journal that would log your discoveries within the Ninth World. Not the kind of Journal that tells you exactly where you need to go next and what you need to do – you are an RPG connoisseur after all, and don't need us to hold your hand. But what you might like is a journal to catalog your travels and discoveries, one to which you might refer when some past details elude you. One of your suggestions that we really liked was to take the journal quite a bit further. At this Stretch Goal, we are doing that – we'll expand the journal, giving you more lore, more creature and character portraits, and more information on interesting/important events as you come across them. As with the rest of the game's user interface, the journal will be highly customizable to suit your tastes.
- Crafting Numenera: The numenera may be beyond our understanding, but they aren't beyond our use. This Stretch Goal allows you to learn the tricks to combining the numenera into your own custom cyphers and artifacts. This would not be a rote crafting system, but one that includes some puzzle-solving elements (though not what you'd call a mini-game) and that is tied into the world and narrative. This is yet another idea we started to explore early on for the game, but that felt out of scope for our original budget. But at this Stretch Goal, we can confidently commit to restoring this aspect of our design vision as well.
At $4.5M (Achieved!): Expanded Reactivity and Depth, Player "Stronghold"
- Expanded Reactivity, Length, and Depth: We asked on the forums whether you preferred a deeper, more reactive game, or a longer story. The votes are overwhelmingly for both. The other Stretch Goals outline many of the ways in which we will do this (such as the increase to 16 Legacies), but there are other ambitious options as well. We have many ideas in mind, but will have to examine carefully what will be best for the game and its narrative. At this Stretch Goal, we are pursuing some of these other ideas that we never thought would be possible, with a specific focus on reactivity and utilizing the Tides (and the other methods of tracking your decisions and actions) to make the world both larger and even more in tune with the story you'll be creating for your version of the Last Castoff.
- Player "Stronghold": In your struggle to find your legacy, there may come a time when you want someplace more permanent to call home (or perhaps not so permanent or not so much a home). At $4.5M, we are implementing a player stronghold that you may come across in your journeys. The stronghold will be a playable area, a personal hub and base of operations, and it may come with its own quests or difficulties. What will it be exactly? We'll explore further to see what makes the most sense for the game and narrative. Some of the ideas (from us and from you) vary from a personal airship to a hidden location in your mind, to an alternative dimensional pocket. What it won't be is your typical cozy home - it will fit the atmosphere of Torment's story and Numenera's world. We'll surprise you with what it may be (and perhaps its form will even depend upon your choices within the game).


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Hakuhodo extends global footprint, but what does it all mean?
While the marcoms world focused on the fallout from Publicis Omnicom, an equally interesting and potentially significant deal in the sector has just been announced.
Michael Birkin: his Red Peak Group has been acquired by Hakuhodo
The former Omnicom Group vice-chairman Michael Birkin, the founder of US-based Red Peak Group, has sold his marketing services firm to Japan's second-largest network, Hakuhodo DY Holdings.
Birkin will take on the role of chief executive of Kyu, Hakuhodo's newly formed operating unit that will grow its global agency portfolio via merger and acquisitions. Also joining Kyu is the newly acquired US brand consultancy SYPartners.
This move clearly signals Hakuhodo's intent to grow its owned-agency footprint beyond Asia and to become a truly influential player on the global marcoms stage, thus posing a challenge to Japan's leading network, Dentsu.
Birkin's network experience, background in brand consultancy (as a former chief executive of Interbrand Group), global knowledge (a Brit who has held the most senior industry positions in the UK, US and Asia) and huge personal charisma, makes him the perfect person to deliver on Hakuhodo's global ambitions.
Word on the street has it that Birkin will be given the mandate to build an operation with entrepreneurialism at its core, with a strategy that is driven by the agencies and the needs of their clients – in other words, a model that is relevant for today's world and business challenges.
He will be deeply and personally involved in building Kyu and his vast experience will be hugely relevant to the job in hand.
We are arguably seeing the pendulum finally start to swing towards an alternative to the big network model. Data, publishing and technology groups have been building their own takes on this, while several large Asian groups, most notably and publicly BlueFocus, are already some way down the track in realising their global ambitions.
The marcoms sector has the ability to constantly reinvent itself and I do believe that we could be hitting a tipping point. The Publicis/Omnicom news shows us that a world where the bulk of global marketing budgets are shared between four big networks might actually not be the optimal structure.
It's never been harder to strike the balance between the client and staff benefits of scale and reach with the associated need for infrastructure and investment – all of which require investment and a return on that investment to shareholders – in today's world where agility and innovation are crucial. Just maybe the mega network model needs re-examining.
We're likely to see lots of excitement in the next 12 to 24 months, with some fundamental rethinking of business models and some interesting developments coming out of Asia and outside the traditional marketing services world.
Jim Houghton is a partner at Results International
This article was first published on campaignlive.co.uk
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Its prob a 3.5, I like the band tho so upped my rating to a 4
Album Rating: 2.5no, this album is not great, I was saying that Ocean Avenue was a great album, not this one. this one is just below average.
Album Rating: 3.0"no way this is better or even as good as WYTTSY"
DSS knows what's up
wyttsy is kind of samey though, I'll acknowledge this one is more varied
Album Rating: 3.5wyttsy is explosive. it has some flaws, but the only thing they've done arguably better than that was ocean avenue.
Saw these guys last night, they were SICK
Drummer was halfway through an awesome solo when I realised he had a towel over his face
Album Rating: 4.0Lol. Seeing them Tuesday, can't wait
Album Rating: 3.0maybe. I still easily prefer wyttsy to ocean avenue. Strikes me as a bit more mature, even if it's missing the massive choruses
Album Rating: 3.5it's not missing completely, but i agree it doesn't hit them as much
this is alright but i love a vicious kind
Album Rating: 3.0Eh I mean Ocean Ave and esp. Only One were just absolutely massive and there's nothing quite on that level in wyttsy.
Maybe on the level of Way Away and Breathing which were pretty big but not like massive
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Album Rating: 2.5it's one of the only ones from ocean avenue I still listen to (pun intended)
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How to Work Successfully with Anyone
- Wednesday, February 09, 2011
Editor's Note: The following is a report on the practical applications of Florence Littauer and Rose Sweet's book, Personality Plus at Work: How to Work Successfully with Anyone, (Revell, 2011).
You have to relate to a wide variety of people no matter where you work, and some of them will probably have very different personalities from your own. Those differences can cause tension and conflict on the job if you let them bother you. Or, if you recognize that each different personality is actually a God-given gift, you can learn to work successfully with anyone, achieving great workplace goals together. Here's how:
Understand the four main personality traits. People are born with combinations of four different types of personality traits, usually with one trait dominating the others. Sanguine people are extroverted optimists who make life fun. They're bright, fun, and the life of any party. Choleric people are extroverted leaders who take charge easily. They're born leaders and quickly decisive. Melancholy people are introverted pessimists who may be prone to genius. They're deep, thoughtful, and introspective. Phlegmatic people are introverted mediators who roll with life's punches. They're easygoing, pleasant, and friendly.
Respect people's personalities instead of resenting them. Don't waste time or energy trying to change the people you work with; you'll only end up frustrated if you do. Instead, recognize that differences between personalities are good, because they can complement each other. Ask God to help you see the value that people of various personalities contribute to your workplace. Learn how to appreciate the strengths that each person has to offer while also working together to minimize each person's weaknesses.
Appreciate the unique strengths that various personalities bring to your workplace. A sanguine person offers a light touch, a choleric person offers energy to take charge, a melancholy person offers good attention to details, and a phlegmatic person offers faithful support.
Be aware of the unique weaknesses that various personalities bring to your workplace. A sanguine person may not concentrate well, a choleric person may be impatient and angry, a melancholy person may be moody and depressed, and a phlegmatic person may be remote and fearful. Ask God to help you diminish your own personality's weaknesses so your strength's can come forward at work.
Meet people's emotional needs so they can do their jobs well. The people you work with will be best able to do their jobs well if they're emotionally fulfilled. So do your best to meet their unique emotional needs as you relate to them on the job. Sanguine people need to feel appreciated. They need you to notice and compliment them. Choleric people need to feel respected. They need you to appreciate all they do for you. Melancholy people need to feel valued. They need you to understand them rather than ridiculing them. Phlegmatic people need to feel safe. They need you to respect who they are, regardless of how productive they are at work.
Help sanguine people do their best at work. Sanguine people desire fun. Workplace tasks that they can do especially well include: encouraging people, creating a sense of enthusiasm on the job, making contact with new people, communicating on stage, thinking of new ways to do something, volunteering for what needs to be done, and moving past problems and grudges. But also keep in mind that sanguine people are prone to problems that can interfere with their work, such as: talking too much and not listening enough to other people, forgetting details, getting distracted easily, failing to plan adequately, making excuses, complaining, and trying to constantly be the center of attention.
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From the Archive: As the International Atomic Energy Agency clashes with Iran over access to a military site, the U.S. government and mainstream news media are denouncing Iran. But no one recalls the WikiLeaks documents that exposed the bias of the new IAEA leaders, as Robert Parry reported in 2011.
Tempest over an Iran Military Site
Iran's refusal to grant U.N. inspectors access to the Parchin military facility is churning up new suspicions about a concealed nuclear weapons program, but the impasse can be explained as the frustration by Iran over how previous inspections of the site have been treated, Gareth Porter writes for Inter Press Service.
Americans Abandon International Law
After a decade of "war on terror" rhetoric – and President Obama's failure to reverse many of George W. Bush's extrajudicial policies – the U.S. public has come to accept that American "exceptionalism" puts the nation beyond the reach of international law, as Nat Parry explains.
Manipulating Reality; Hurting Democracy
Over the past few decades in America, reality has been put in play as never before, with powerful interests using sophisticated "perception management," the shaping of how the public perceives the outside world, a threat that Lawrence Davidson says is again leading the nation to destruction.
New Weasel Word on Iran Nukes
Exclusive: The U.S. news media has consistently created the impression that Iran is building a nuclear bomb and that its denials shouldn't be taken seriously. However, U.S. and Israeli intelligence assessments may finally be eroding that smug certainty, Robert Parry reports.
Bleak Report on the Afghan War
Gen. David Petraeus and other U.S. commanders have touted supposed progress in the Afghan War to justify the escalation that they demanded more than two years ago, but a new report by an in-the-field Army officer found a less sanguine reality, as Gareth Porter reported for Inter Press Service.
Return of Cheney's One Percent Doctrine
Exclusive: Just as happened before the Iraq War, those who want to bomb Iran are scaring the American people with made-up scenarios about grave dangers ahead, new warnings as ludicrous as the "mushroom cloud" tales that panicked the U.S. public a decade ago, reports Robert Parry.
The Almost Vanunu
Special Report: Two decades ago, the U.S. and Israeli governments reached around the world to silence an ex-Israeli intelligence officer who was exposing sensitive secrets. The goal was to discredit, if not capture, Ari Ben-Menashe much the way Israel went after nuclear whistleblower Mordechai Vanunu, reports Marshall Wilson.
Divining the Truth about Iran
Exclusive: Like before the invasion of Iraq, the U.S. news media is flooding Americans with alarmist accounts about Iran's alleged pursuit of nuclear weapons. Even when U.S. officials suggest nuance and caution, the media ignores the signals, as ex-CIA analyst Ray McGovern reports.
No Justice for Haditha Massacre
In 2003, President George W. Bush launched a "preemptive" war against Iraq, citing imaginary threats to the United States. The invasion inflicted massive loss of life, including massacres like the one at Haditha, but with very little accountability in the field or in Washington, writes Marjorie Cohn.


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Over the next few weeks, Cardiac Cane will take a look at every player on the Carolina Hurricanes and see how they played in the 2013-2014 season.
2013-2014 Regular Season Stats: 79 games played, 21 goals, 40 assists, 61 points, -13
Eric Staal came into the 2013-2014 season coming off a great season in 2013. He finished with 18 goals, 35 assists, and 52 points in 48 games during the lockout-shortened 2013 season.
A serious knee injury that Eric Staal suffered in the 2013 IIHF World Championships really hurt the captain's early season point production. That lack of production continued for a majority of the 2013-2014 season for Eric Staal and the Carolina Hurricanes.
As the face of the franchise and a star player, Eric Staal has very high expectations, and he just did not live up to those expectations in the 2013-2014 season. 61 points and a -13 plus/minus is unacceptable from Eric Staal.
Eric staal was often unnoticeable when he was on the ice. That simply can not happen. He needs to lead by example on the ice. If Eric Staal's teammates see that he is going hard and playing fierce all the time, they will be more inclined and motivated to do the same thing.
The Carolina Hurricanes go as Eric Staal goes, and we've seen that since he came into the NHL in 2003. Eric Staal needs to play at a high level for the Carolina Hurricanes.
He will need to get completely healthy this offseason and train well. When he comes in next season, he will look to have a big bounce back season.
End of Year Grade: C+


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Who doesn't want to see a few defensive gems? Uh, everyone wants to see a spectacular play in the field. Considering we viewed some not-so-stellar plays earlier today, here's the chance to witness a few of the phenomenal plays as we continue our "Highlights from the 2013 MLB Season".
Oh, and when you watch the vids, you are going to hear "One of the best plays you will ever see" or something along those lines. That's because, they are.


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What's in a name? Glen Garioch 1991 - Batch 38 whisky is called whisky because it's produced in Scotland. Were it from America it would be spelled Glen Garioch 1991 - Batch 38 whiskey, rather than whisky.
A superb well balanced whisky with gorgeous butterscotch flavours counter balanced by the tangy spice.
17th April 2014
I stumbled across this gem in a Perthshire hotel bar. What a cracker! Just enough smoke and peat for me. Delicious!
23rd August 2013