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- WWE.com went offline today, at approximately 1:00 p.m. PWInsider.com contacted WWE regarding the matter and was given the following statement: "I can confirm that the site was down and the issue was resolved in less than 45 minutes."
A user behind a Twitter account that promotes hacking efforts claimed to have gotten the website taken offline.
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– Ring of Honor wrestler Harlem Bravado revealed in a Twitter exchange with independent wrestler Nick Jackson that he is participating in this week's multi-day talent evaluation session at the WWE Performance Center in Orlando, Florida.
@NickJacksonYB thanks man, I can't wait to show off all of my cool movezz
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Earlier in this space I noted how Mitt Romney seems to emulate Groucho Marx's
famous line, "I have my principles, and if you don't like them, I have others."
That was on display again last week when he was tied in knots contradicting
himself and his top advisers on both immigration and Romneycare following two
key Supreme Court decisions.Romney may also have a Nixonian
trait.No, I'm not saying he's a crook or paranoid, but he does appear
obsessed with secretiveness.During the 1968 presidential campaign,
Nixon's aides said he had a secret plan to end the Vietnam War but refused to
talk about it. Romney seems to be following that line on immigration, tax reform
(beyond cutting taxes for himself and his fellow multi-millionaires), blocking
Iranian nukes, Middle East peace and Israel (we'll get to that shortly) and his
own personal finances and secret offshore bank accounts.It turned out
the secret of Nixon's secret plan was that he didn't have one. In fact, he was
actually conspiring to extend the war by sabotaging peace talks underway in
Paris. In order to deny any possible advantage for the Democrats, Nixon's
operatives were telling each side that he could get it a better deal than LBJ
could offer, so just hang in until after the election.Hearing some
presidential historians discussing that episode recently made me wonder whether
Mitt Romney might be tempted to pull a Nixon when he goes to the Middle East
later this summer.Secretary of State Hillary Clinton met last week in
Paris with Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas and next week will be
in Israel to see Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu to talk about reviving the
peace process plus dealing with Syria, Iran and the new Islamist Egyptian
government.The centerpiece of Romney's outreach to Jewish voters and
donors and to other friends of Israel is to attack Barack Obama as an unreliable
supporter of the Jewish state, hurling charges that the incumbent has tossed
Israel "under the bus" and vowing to do the opposite of whatever Obama has
done.THAT STRATEGY conveniently ignores Obama's increased aid for
Israel, commitments to provide previously denied top-ofthe- line weapons
systems, leadership in thwarting Iran's nuclear ambitions and efforts to block
the Palestinian bid for UN recognition. And it raises the question of whether
Romney would tell both sides "I can get you a better deal" and then when they
complain about the results blame it on Obama.Will Netanyahu give his
friend Romney some message of flexibility to take to the Palestinians so the GOP
candidate can boast he is better suited to help make peace than Obama? Romney,
who has not revealed his Middle East itinerary, may also make a stop in Cairo to
upstage Obama by meeting Egypt's newly elected president, Mohamed Mursi, before
the American president gets a chance to see him in September. Obama invited
Mursi to get together this fall when the Islamist leader is expected to attend
the United Nations General Assembly.Romney's trip to Israel is a smart
move but not as unique as his supporters portray it. He is following the example
of Barack Obama and George W. Bush, who went prior their elections. Republicans
are bashing Obama for not visiting Israel during his first term, and they've got
a good point. Only Jimmy Carter and Bill Clinton went during their first (and
Carter's only) term; in fact, Clinton went three times.Gerald Ford,
Ronald Reagan and George H.W. Bush never went once; Bush 43 waited until late in
his second term, as did Nixon.Obama managed to fly over and around
Israel but never found time to stop in to say "Shalom." Aides privately said he
didn't want to appear to be backing Netanyahu, who they felt was working
overtime to undermine the American president and his policies. The reality is
the main beneficiary would be the president himself, who badly needed to
overcome the image among Israelis that "he doesn't care about us" and take his
peace policies directly to the Israeli people by going over the head of the
prime minister, who had done the same while here.Democrats are having
some success in hitting Romney for outsourcing American jobs, and this Israel
trip may add a new dimension to those attacks. Romney said in one of the
debates, "We will not have an inch of difference between ourselves and our ally
Israel," and before taking any action regarding the Middle East "I'd get on the
phone to my friend Bibi Netanyahu and say: 'Would it help if I say this? What
would you like me to do?'" That sounds a lot like Romney plans to contract out
Middle East policy to Netanyahu, who he's known since their days as young MBAs
at the Boston Consulting Group in the Seventies.NETANYAHU'S DISDAIN for
Obama is no secret, and Romney's statements indicating that as president he
would take his cues on Middle East policy, if not directions, from Netanyahu
makes this trip unusually sensitive. Netanyahu once told an interviewer "I speak
Republican" and his senior adviser, Ron Dermer, was a Republican operative
before making aliyah. Some in the Israeli media have dubbed Netanyahu the
Republican senator from Israel.Netanyahu would like to at least appear
neutral in the US election, despite his well known personal preferences, but he
also knows every word he says will be carefully scrutinized not only at the
White House but by his good friend and generous benefactor, billionaire Sheldon
Adelson, who has been pouring tens of millions of dollars into the anti-Obama
campaigns.Romney can expect enthusiastic and flattering coverage of his
trip from Israel's largest daily newspaper, Israel HaYom, which
not-so-coincidentally is owned by Adelson. And if Romney has a successful visit
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The junior scored five goals to power Fenwick past Naperville Central 9-5in the semifinals of the 15th Annual Dan Lynch Classic on Saturday. In the championship match, Naperville North edged the Friars 11-10 as Farmer tallied a team-high three goals. Farmer is Fenwick's top returning scorer, having tallied 56 goals and 15 assists in 2013. His older brother, Matt, a former Fenwick water polo now plays center on the UCLA water polo team.
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Lego cars zip down ramps, giant bubbles bobble in the air, and lightning strikes inside a glass orb. At World of Wonders, these are just a few of the more than 50 hands-on experiments designed to excite the imagination and nurture a love of science.
The World of Wonders opened in March of 2009. There, kids and adults learn how light, sound, motion, and sight work at manipulative exhibits such as the shake table, which shows how buildings can withstand earthquakes. By placing one hand on a copper plate and the other on an aluminum plate, visitors learn how their bodies are conduits for electrons while observing their electric current on a meter. It's permanent features like these, as well as rotating events, that inspire the minds of future engineers, astronauts, and mad scientists whose Frankenstein-like creations are actually just misunderstood by society.
Established: 1989
Staff Size: 2?10 people
Parking: Free street parking
Most popular offering: Free and paid experiences
Pro Tip: Admission is immediate credit toward most purchases
Good for Kids: Yes
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We are the largest reptile attraction in Northern California.
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The Haggin Museum's redbrick pediment has cast its shadow on the grassy expanses of Victory Park since 1931. Though not much has changed in its outward appearance, the museum's collection of fine artworks and historical artifacts has continued to evolve. Recent decades have brought new landscapes, portraits, and commercial artworks to the art wing, where one can view American painter Albert Bierstadt's stunning Yosemite landscapes alongside the iconic images of J. C. Leyendecker, Norman Rockwell's predecessor at the Saturday Evening Post. The history galleries cast a spotlight on how Stockton has shifted and grown over the past 150 years. The finely curated exhibits craft a seamless narrative that begins with the pre-pioneer lifestyle of an average Native American family.
A whirlpool drags boats into the watery abyss. Racecars vie for supremacy on a track. Inexorable gears grind in a vast and purposeless machine. These are not the dreams of a dozing Rube Goldberg, but the interactive exhibits at the Sacramento Children's Museum. Next to the fluid-dynamics room, where child Poseidons subject boats to their tidal whims, a solar-powered raceway and an interactive gear assembly teach important lessons about the forces that keep the natural world moving when it would much rather be eating Almond Joys. These entertaining, hands-on experiences with scientific fundamentals are bolstered by the museum's calendar of events. Regular showcases such as story time, cultural-history lessons, and exercise classes intersperse children's-museum interaction with traditional word-of-mouth learning sessions.
Each April, a tear in the space-time continuum opens up along the Sacramento River. Through it rolls a first-class locomotive right out of the 1940s and 50s. For 45 minutes, passengers in the train's coach and luxury first class car soak in the sights of California's fruit-growing deltas as the vintage diesel engine carries them into another time.
The California State Railroad Museum conducts these scenic, historic train rides. The excursions play a crucial role in the museum's mission to chronicle California's railroad history from the early days of the Gold Rush to modern agricultural transports and the proposed railroad to Mars. Spanning centuries, 21 restored locomotives and train cars blanket the museum's 225,000 square feet of exhibit space. A Pullman-style sleeping car and a dining car filled with fine china both sit on display, while the museum's Sierra Scene places a vintage steam locomotive next to a breathtaking mural of snow-dusted mountains. The popular Small Wonders: The Magic of Toy Trains exhibit currently commands the second floor, and with hundreds of examples of early electric toy trains and accessories such as stations, signals, tunnels, and bridges, it should delight even the most discerning miniature conductor.
Behind the Victorian columns of Crocker Art Museum?s 126-year-old gallery building, ornate chambers house works that span six continents and several centuries. Established in 1885, it remains the first art museum in the Western United States, boasting collections that pay homage to the region?s cultural lineage with a robust Californian collection.
The museum updated its look and tripled both its exhibit space and running time for games of hide-and-seek in 2010 with the addition of the Teel Family Pavilion, a 125,000-square-foot building that boasts geometric designs and sunlit rooms. The expanded gallery furthers the museum?s mission to function as a community hub by hosting Art Mix, social events that feature live music, djs and a cash bar on the 2nd Thursday of every month. Studio-art classes keep adults informed, and children?s programs inspire young artists to commit their creativity to canvas, rather than living-room walls or ephemeral Mr. Potato Heads.


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Wal-Mart cuts benefits for some part-timers
October 8, 2014 NEW YORK — Wal-Mart Stores Inc. plans to eliminate health insurance coverage for some of its part-time U.S. more »»
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October 8, 2014 NEW YORK — Yum Brands cut its profit outlook for the year on Tuesday, citing the latest food scare in China that pummeled sales at its flagship KFC chain. more »»
Holiday sales seen rising 4.1 percent
October 8, 2014 NEW YORK — Americans are expected to spend at the highest rate in three years during the busiest shopping season of the year, according to the nation's largest retail industry trade group. more »»
Health law waivers: Too complicated to claim?
October 8, 2014 WASHINGTON — Millions of Americans may qualify for waivers from the most unpopular part of President Barack Obama's health care overhaul. But getting that exemption could be an ordeal. more »»
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March 6, 2014
When most people think of cardio, they think of long, boring jogs on the treadmill, or endless pedaling on the upright bike. But lately, the buzz in cardio training is high-intensity interval training (HIIT), which alternates between very high-intensity bouts of exercise with either a low-intensity bout of exercise or complete rest. This training style is a departure from the 30 to 60 minutes of continuous steady-state cardio that most people do on cardio machines.
HIIT workouts take less time than traditional cardio workouts and provide the same, if not greater, results. Benefits of HIIT workouts include:
-Raising your metabolic rate so you can burn more calories during exercise and at rest -Increased aerobic and anaerobic pathways, which helps you utilize and intake more oxygen during steady state training and helps you sustain anaerobic activity for longer periods of time -Ability to break through training plateaus -Greater EPOC (excess post-exercise oxygen consumption), which translates into higher and longer calorie burning after exercise has stopped
HIIT can be done on any cardio machine that allows you to vary your speed or resistance. While treadmills make it possible to increase speed and incline, and bikes allow you to increase speed and resistance, the elliptical trainer has additional features that allow you to increase speed, ramp height and resistance. You may even be able to add an upper-body challenge if you have access to an elliptical trainer with arm handles. If you can complete at least 30 minutes of low to moderate cardiovascular activity on any one of the cardio machines, then you are ready to HIIT this workout, elliptical style.
The first five minutes on the elliptical trainer should focus on getting the body ready to do the workout. Spend five minutes pedaling at a low-to-moderate pace to increase body temperature and prepare the body for more intense work. Then spend three minutes playing around with increasing the machine's resistance level, ramp height, speed, or possibly a combination of these settings to find your true maximum effort.
The workout consists of alternating bouts of high and low intensities for the suggested time. The short, intense work phase should be the maximum level at which you can push yourself. During the longer, low-intensity recovery phase, reduce the resistance, ramp height and speed to a pace that enables you to catch your breath.
Workout #1: Beginner HIIT Time: 23 minutes
As your fitness level improves and you are able to recover faster than the suggested time, reduce the time that you spend in the recovery phase.
Workout #2: Intermediate HIIT Time: 20 minutes
Reduce the speed, ramp height and resistance level slightly lower than your low intensity settings. Focus on decreasing your heart rate and slowing down your breath before exiting the machine.
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This is my brunette version of She-ra, Princess of Power! (He-man's twin sister).
I used Simplicity pattern 2250, a Cynthia Rowley design. I nixed the straps, shortened it up and voila! The bodice has a ridiculous amount of pleating, but unfortunately I didn't get a good closeup of it. The whole costume is made out of satin. The front design is just a foam sheet cut into the appropriate "leaf" shapes and covered with gold fabric. I also made the crown by covering foam with the gold fabric. For the cape, I cut a big half circle, hemmed it, and added the cold fabric choker. I had to make some accessory changes for comfort reasons, but I am proud. :)
White, gold and red satin.
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JanSport debuts line of iPod-ready backpacks, jackets
JanSport has announced a new collection of products with integrated iPod connectivity and controls, including six new backpacks and 10 new jackets for men and women. To handle the new iPod features, the company has launched the proprietary LiveWire system, which comes in three options—LiveWire, LiveWire+, and LiveWireBT.
LiveWire, available in the backpack models, simply connects to an iPod via the headphone jack and offers a pocket for the player, but no control pad. LiveWire+, available in the backpacks and jackets, connects via the dock connector and has a soft-fabric key pad with five-button control of all iPod features. LiveWireBT utilizes Bluetooth technology to link a mobile phone and an iPod for hands-free use when carrying a backpack.
Backpacks include the Alt Pack (shown), Kingpin, Lo-Fi, Trinity, Audio Pack, and Dreamer. LiveWire jackets for women include the Wired Puffer, Wired Shell, Denim Jacket, Power Jacket, and Power Hoodie, while the men's jackets include the Wired Puffer, Power Jacket (shown), Power Hoodie, Velocity Jacket, and Denim Jacket. Pricing ranges from $125-$300.
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A CAR rally from Witney to its French twin town Le Touquet raised £120,000 for charity, organisers have confirmed.
The Twin Town Challenge saw 50 teams drive the route in cars worth £500 or less to raise money for Charlbury-based organisation SpecialEffect, which adapts video games systems for people with disabilities.
On the way, drivers visited race tracks and completed Top Gear-inspired tasks.
Event organiser Brendon Cross, managing director of telecoms company STL Communications, said: "It seems absolutely bonkers really. We originally set out to raise £50,000 when we had just 25 cars signed up, then that went up to £70,000 when we signed up 50. And we revised that up again to £100,000 after an auction.
"But we have been completely bowled over by the generosity of everyone involved. It has just been fantastic."
Mr Cross, below, said a celebratory premiere of a film made about the event would be screened in Witney's Cineworld complex on September 4 at 7pm, with a "VIP champagne reception" at High Street restaurant the Blue Boar afterwards. The special guests have not yet been confirmed.
The Twin Town Challenge, which took place in May, attracted sponsors from around Oxfordshire including Wychwood Brewery, STL Communications, Gamma, Brethertons and others.
Money was raised through corporate sponsorship and the £995 entry fee each team paid to take part, as well as from an auction of about 20 of the participating cars afterwards, which raised another £9,000. And a final push of some £20,000 brought the total to its latest milestone, mainly thanks to the sale of the remaining cars, as well as private donations.
The charity relies entirely on charitable donations but has recently started facing international demand after videos it posted of the work it had done to help people were seen by thousands of internet users on YouTube.
Chief executive Dr Mick Donegan told the Oxford Mail in June that the charity now helps 12 times as many people as when he founded it in 2007. In the last year alone it has helped 600.
SpecialEffect spokesman Nick Streeter said the money had already helped the charity to expand its office space and buy new equipment.
He said: "We are absolutely delighted with this success. The money raised will help us meet the growing need for our services to people with disabilities locally and further afield – people who, without our help, could potentially feel isolated and lacking in mental stimulation.
"We may still be considered a small charity, but we are fortunate to be supported by people with very big hearts and an incredible passion for what we do."
The next Twin Town Challenge, which Mr Cross will announce in September, has already been pencilled in for May 27 to 30, in 2016.
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Dr. John A. Short has been practicing medicine for 21 years. Dr. Short graduated from the University of Tennessee College of Medicine at Memphis in 1993. He practices medicine in Morristown, TN and specializes in Family Medicine. Dr. Short is affiliated with Lakeway Regional Hospital. He speaks English and Spanish.
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I have a really old receiver and it can not power my new BIC F12. I was wondering what receiver could power the sub woofer along with 5 other speakers adequately. I only need 5 HDMIs 4 is due able though. Price Range 200-350.
if that is the case, can you think of a reason as to why the AVR often shuts down/goes in Protect Mode when the bass is to much? If it has its own amp then why would this occur? Is it just drawing too much power from it ?
alright i checked that out, and the polarity on the speakers were off. maybe that was the problem? do you have any recommendations for a set of 5 speakers? around the same price range 200-400?
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