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- Website: http://www.piatti.com/sacramento/
- Phone: (916) 649-8885
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- Cuisine: Italian
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- Dress Code: Business Casual
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- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Entertainment, Fireplace, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Smoking Area, Takeout, View, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: Piatti offers off-site catering for any size party (full service staff can be provided).
- Entertainment: Piatti Sacramento offers Saturday night jazz during the Spring and Summer seasons on our beautiful outdoor courtyard. Visit our website for more details!
- Special Events: Piatti Sacramento offers full service event planning and catering. We can arrange everything from food to flowers, tables to tents, logistics to limousines. Let Piatti take the worry out of your next event!
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Piatti reflects the warm and welcoming family atmosphere of an Italian trattoria. Piatti has a rustic charm and friendly feel that is designed with character and ambiance. The cuisine reflects the style of the Italians, creating simple, flavorful dishes from the day's best and freshest ingredients. Piatti is the ideal venue for private parties, receptions and corporate groups.Continued
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71 reviews since August 1, 2014
- Food4.3Service4.4
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great for outdoor dining (38)fit for foodies (37)neighborhood gem (33)special occasion (32)great for lunch (24)good for groups (22)notable wine list (17)romantic (15)vibrant bar scene (9)kid-friendly (7)great for brunch (6)hot spot (6)late-night find (3)scenic view (2)Show More
- On Our List of FavoritesOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 11/21/2014The service from our entrance to our exit was great. Our server, Anton, was pleasant, accommodating, always there at the perfect moment, but never intrusive. The pacing of the meal was perfect. The food was delicious. The salmon, the trout, the butternut squash ravioli, and the lemon ravioli were each excellent according to the members of the party. We will be back. Soon.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- HO-HUM...AND SLOWSeniorfoodieVIPDined on 11/20/2014Pretty good lunch fare but unbelievably s...l...o...w...service. We were there on a chilly, rainy day after lunch crowd had mostly cleared. Waited for 10 min for a server to come by and then started with hot tea and Irish coffee to warm us up. Tea came fairly quickly but coffe took another 10 min and arrived with no cream on top. Ordered the burger and the chicken sandwich, both of which were quite good but took another 25 minutes to deliver despite the fact that the restaurant was mostly empty. Someone needs to pay attention to management!
- Love it!!!IbidymaDined on 11/16/2014Absolutely love the meatballs and ravioli! Have introduced several friends to you and they often ask to come back!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- NorCaleatsVIPDined on 11/15/2014Piatti underwent a remodel a couple years ago, and after the re-do we found the food to be inconsistent. However, in the last year or so the kinks have been worked out and the kitchen puts out both creative and consistently well prepared food. We love the $10 corkage fee too.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Better than everGoldRiverGirlVIPDined on 11/2/2014Piatti remodeled both their building and their menu. Both are better than before! We will go there more often.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food so soFoodieDined on 10/16/2014Food much too oily. Salmon was a small portion and overcooked. Salads were nothing special. Desserts were the only bright spots in the meals. Servers were pleasant.
- lajollashores4foodiesDined on 10/6/2014We are very familiar with the Piatti operation, i.e. La Jolla, Danville, Sacramento. It is always up to the challenge. We love Italian food and wine so this is a natural for us. The visit was on my wife, Nancy's birthday. The "dedicated" menu headed by, Happy Birthday Nancy, was a very nice touch.Special Features:
- outdoor gemOuiniVIPDined on 10/5/2014after a last minute decision to visit Piatti, decided to eat outside - pleasant surprise...good food, relaxed atmosphere and pleasant staff made this a very good decisionSpecial Features:
- Great eveningPedroDined on 10/4/2014The food was very good and nicely presented. The service was outstanding. We plan to come back again and would recommend Piatti to our freiendsSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Enjoyable eveningGloMoVIPDined on 9/24/2014The meal was wonderful and the service outstanding!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great neighborhood spotOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 9/23/2014Service: (5 stars) - The bartender (liz) was a joy and made great drinks. The wait staff was attentive and helpful. The general manager was very nice (he knew we were in talks to book our rehearsal dinner there and made a point to make us feel welcome). Food (4 stars): We had a cheese plate the manager comped which was very good with some local goat and blue cheese, homemade burratta and fresh flat bread from the pizza oven. The "20 minute" Chicken w/ Shaved brussel sprouts and bacon (5stars) the star of the night. Crispy and juicy. I had the Wild Salmon. Cooked perfectly medium rare with a crispy skin that added a great texture, and accompanied by cor, chorizo, mushrooms and green beans (5 stars for meat/ 3 for the corn succotash)Special Features:
- Yum!!!!!JayneDined on 9/15/2014Our lunch was terrific..... Starting with our friendly, knowledgable server, Christopher.... We have been served by him before, but he was exceptional this time.... And the heirloom tomatoes with house made mozzarella made me wish summer wasn't over...thx so much!!!!!Special Features:
- EleganceWilBbackDined on 9/12/2014The staff and the food are of utmost elegance and class.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 9/10/2014It was pleasant ambiance service was good. The food was good but very ordinary
- We were treated like VIPs!JosefinamarieDined on 9/9/2014Piatti's turned out to be the PERFECT place to celebrate a landmark birthday with a group of friends and neighbors. Great job, Piatti. It was perfect in every way. The ambiance, service and food were all perfect. One of our guests, a real foodie, was telling me last night that he couldn't get the sauce for one of his dishes out of his mind--it was so fresh and light and flavorful. I had the minestrone. It was probably the best I'd ever had--not too heavy, fresh and perfect.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good but Slowluv2gooutDined on 9/9/2014The waiter had a great personality, and the food was good - especially the appetizers. But the waiter was responsible for too many tables. So service was very slow - 2 1/2 hours from coming in to leaving. We would have ordered dessert, but ultimately had to go. If you have the time, though, it's worth the visit. Very nice staff and very pleasant dining experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Does It AllPenneyDined on 9/4/2014Whether a Lunch or dinner for two, a special group gathering, or a family get-together - Piatti is the place to go for friendly servers, delicious food, and a comfortable, attractive environment. In addition, you have a choice of comfortable seating, inside or out. Don't miss it!Special Features:
- NorCaleatsVIPDined on 9/1/2014The food continues to be consistently well prepared and fresh. Our server was excellent in both his demeanor and service. We love the $10 corkage fee!Special Features:
- 2 Elk Grovians2ElkGroviansDined on 8/22/2014We expected a great evening out to see one of our favorite jazz-blues-scat song stylists and outstanding accompanying musicians. Happily, we weren't disappointed! Host and service staff were intelligent and friendly; the food was tasty and well-presented (as was the wine). Hat's-off to Piatti's for such a lovely, welcoming venue. Extra-added performances by very talented young people, the legendary Delta breeze, the dancing, and the great folks we just met then joined at the next table--all contributed to the ambiance and our enjoyment far beyond what we anticipated of a casual Friday night out. Stay the course, Piatti's, and keep the great jazz coming!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- SactocgtVIPDined on 8/20/2014Food and service at Piatti is inconsistent. Sometimes excellent other times so-so. This time so-so! A beautiful setting.
- GreatOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/20/2014Great, go a lot with my family. Brought my Girlfriend here for her birthday she loved it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- As always, deliciousKCalVIPDined on 8/17/2014This place is consistently good, I have never had a bad meal here. The service is excellent and the staff is very helpful. I will admit that I was a bit disappointed this trip because they were out of two of the items we really had our hearts set on, but I also realize that when you use fresh ingredients that can happen.Special Features:
- A farewell dinner!West2eastDined on 8/14/2014Service well-timed, wine list affordable, friendly staff. The salads were great, we all got different dishes and all loved what we got. Were happy that we could choose smaller portions with smaller prices. Our only negative would be the chairs were a bit hard for sitting any length of time, there were booths but none available as there were less of those than regular tables. But we would happily go again.Special Features:
- Delightful eveningcarrieDined on 8/14/2014Excellent food and noise level manageable, indoor and outoor options both really niceSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice place!BettiaDined on 8/9/2014Wonderful food and great service! Very accommodating for special diets, gluten free pasta too!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A great find.RonaldDined on 8/7/2014This was our first experience with a Piatti restaurant and will seek out their other locations as we travel.Special Features:
- Tasty TraditionalFoodieDined on 8/7/2014Always enjoy dining here, but much more so before the redesign which doesn't generate the warmth of the old layout. More Bahouse than Italin House. As for the food, me and my mate and guests enjoyed the food, especially the t-bone pork chop and the pork pappaderelle. The service was attentive and smart. Appreciate the nice tough of a small cake for my birthday boy guest, too.Special Features:
- Great local foodrichanddiVIPDined on 8/5/2014Went there for an impromptu glass of wine and stayed for app's and dinner - the chef's menu was enticing. Fresh, local, simple yet flavorful.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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- Nouveau ItalianSchiecklivitcusVIPDined on 7/21/2014The restaurant has a wood fired pizza oven. There is a chalk board in back of the bar with a wine list. They have Music on Friday nights on the Patio. I began with a meatball appetizer. They were large, they had a mild flavor and they were covered with a mozzarella and served in a high sided dish with red sauce. The cocktail was "A Perfect Storm." The minestrone had a tomato base with pepper flakes and green beans, and no pasta or beans, The clams had lots of garlic and pepper flakes and kernels of corn in a light white sauce with tagliatelle pasta.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- dine outteoteoVIPDined on 7/20/2014overall everything is good and decent! We will visit again soon!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Review for Sunday diningSactoFoodieDined on 7/13/2014Great food, and service was good up until dessert was served. The waitress let the dessert sit for a good ten minutes and the ice cream melted. It was only when the manager saw us eyeing our dish from the open kitchen that the food got out. Also, the people who were next to us were extremely loud and obnoxious. I understand that the resturaunt cannot help this ,but on a slow Sunday they sont have to provide such close seating.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food!BWCFoodieDined on 7/12/2014I recently had dinner with another couple for my wife's birthday. Sometimes we can be picky about our food and did not have great expectations since we have not eaten here for several years. To our surprise we had one of the best Italian meals that we ever had. The restaurant was not very crowded for a Saturday but had a comfortable ambience and was not very noisy so you could hear the person across from you. The fresh heirloom tomato salad and carpaccio was fresh and tasty. Our pasta was perfectly cooked and had outstanding flavors that went well with their homemade bread that was crunchy on the outside and pillowy soft on the inside. I would definitely return again and would recommend this restaurant to my foodie friends.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent service & great foodNikkiDined on 7/5/2014The restaurant is farm to fork, so the menu changes seasonally to reflect availability. The wait staff wa constantly checking up on us and seeing all our needs were met. The dipping oil for the bread was rich with spices. The appetizer cheese plate was so good! The Margherita Pizza had a light tomato sauce and the crust was crispy, yet soft where it should be; only advice would be to provide a bit more basil. The Pappardelle and while Bolognese sauce was good; I would have liked heavy cream for a smoother, richer taste, but it was solid. The ambience is a big, open place, sparse artwork, music playing masks outdoor traffic perfectly. There is a pretty outdoor patio with water alongside it and twinkle lights for nighttime! Love it here!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- wonderful dinnerMarkDined on 7/3/2014We have been to Piatti's a few times and it is a wonderful restaurant. Moving here from New Orleans has been difficult and I try not to be a food snob, but Piatti's is really one of the nicest culinary experiences in Sacramento. I had the heirloom tomato, mozzarella, and basil salad - it was large and could have been a meal in itself. The pork chop was prepared well and moist. My wife's salmon was excellently prepared and seasoned. Great dining experience and the wait staff were attentive and helpful. Nice evening meal.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Piatti restaurantolc440VIPDined on 6/29/2014As a first time customer at Piatti's restaurant we were really surprised how lovely and formal it was. The food was delicious and service by the waiter was excellent. Will return.Special Features:
- Consistentpf63VIPDined on 6/21/2014Piatti has been around for a while and if there's one thing I can say for sure, it's been consistent in so many ways: food, service, ambiance. Staff are always welcoming from hostess to servers which is a huge part of the experience. Thank you.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always enjoyableJujuVIPDined on 6/20/2014Outdoor patio dinner with Valerie V singing is the best. My friends and I shut the place down. We didn't want to leave.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DrSquirrelDined on 6/15/2014Best, garlicky, dipping oil for the warm bread. The two meals we got were of decent (appropriate) proportions and very tasty.Special Features:
- Piatti - still love the food!hefetrubDined on 6/15/2014The remodel was a bit of a disappointment. Considering all of the amazing restaurant interiors in the Sacramento restaurant scene these days, the buzz about Piatti's remodel had my expectations on a higher tier. Although their efforts fell short there, the food was excellent and the service was great.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- NorCaleatsVIPDined on 5/30/2014We enjoyed the wonderful chicken and the Friday night jazz series on the patio is a special attraction.


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A portion of western Massachusetts Bay, from Stellwagen Basin west to approximately the 30 m isobath, was mapped using a Simrad EM-1000 multibeam echo sounder. The data are divided in 3 quadrangles. For quadrangles 1 and 2, paper maps of topography, shaded relief topography, and shaded relief topography colored by backscatter intensity are available. Quadrangle 3 is not completed. The digital data for all three quadrangles are published in USGS Data Series 99. The Massachusetts Water Resources Authority (MWRA) ocean outfall is located in Quadrangle 2.
Cooperators: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), University of New Brunswick (UNB), Canadian Hydrographic Service (CHS).
Quadrangle 1 (scale 1:25,000)
Quadrangle 2 (scale 1:25,000)
GIS data for western Massachusetts Bay maps
List of publications and citations from Western Massachusetts Bay mapping
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Caption: This is an artist's rendition of how the repulsive Casimir-Lifshitz force between suitable materials in a fluid can be used to quantum mechanically levitate a small object of density greater than the liquid. Figures are not drawn to scale. In the foreground a gold sphere, immersed in Bromobenzene, levitates above a silica plate. Background: when the plate is replaced by one of gold levitation is impossible because the Casimir-Lifshitz force is always attractive between identical materials.
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At NMX 2013, Dino Dogan from Triberr sat down to talk with UFC President Dana White about Twitter, the possibility of the UFC going public, and more. Dino is a true fight fan with a passion for new media, so he was the perfect person to interview Dana! Check out the video here: Thanks, Dino, … [Read more]
The #1 Best Way to Understand Your Audience—And Why This Matters for Your Content
"The best way to understand the mind, the hopes, the fear, the dreams, the desires—everything that's inside your clients, you're customer's brain—the best way to understand it is to actually be it." – Dino Dogan We often talk about creating a profile, an avatar of sorts, for your audience members so you understand who you're … [Read more]
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At NMX this month, many conference go-ers filled out fun infographics about their NMX experience. The fine folks at Lemon.ly created these for attendees to color in at its booth and at our infographics session led by John Meyer. We loved this idea and thought we'd share photos of some of the finished products. Want … [Read more]
25 Brilliant Bloggers and Podcasters Talk about #NMX 2013!
Brilliant Bloggers is a regular series here at the NMX/BlogWorld blog, but this week's edition is a little special. Instead of talking about a specific skill, I've compiled links to some of those who blogged about NMX 2013 in Las Vegas. There are even some podcasters on this list, and as always, if I missed … [Read more]
How to Get Massive Traffic with Link Parties
At NMX 2013, the ladies from Six Sisters Stuff presented a session on a little-known tactics for building your blog community and driving traffic: link parties. A link party is essentially a list of linked images generated by a blog's community. Usually there is a theme and the link party's call for links is posted … [Read more]
Quick and Dirty Video Production
From writing a script to lighting and sound, recording with the built-in webcam on your laptop, editing, production and post-production with Apple's iMovie, award-winning speaker Dave Taylor demonstrated every step needed to create your first YouTube-ready video during his session at NMX 2013. We had the pleasure of seeing Dave's workshop yesterday at NMX. Here are … [Read more]
Leo Laporte Talks at #NMX about Building a Podcast Community
We're always excited when Leo Laporte is able to speak at one of our events, and this time around was no different. Leo gave our Day Two keynote, talking about how podcasting is changing the world of media. Check out his keynote, recorded live at NMX 2013 (made possible by our livestreaming partners Ustream and … [Read more]
NMX-ers Invited to Write for The Huffington Post
If you're a blogger who wants to find a new audience, why not consider writing for The Huffington Post? Easier said than done, right? Not if you're part of the NMX community! The Huffington Post, with its 50 million unique visitors per month (Comscore, November 2012), is a powerful platform. We're excited to offer content creators … [Read more]


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Police: UH student robbed, hit by car on campus
Published On: Nov 18 2012 10:37:24 PM CST
A crime alert for University of Houston students was sent out after police said a student was robbed on campus, and then hit by the suspect's car.
Investigators said two women in a four-door silver Ford Taurus drove up to a student near entrance 10 at Wheeler and asked her for cash.
The student said she didn't have any money, so the crooks asked to use her cell phone to get money for gas, investigators said.
When the student let them use her phone, investigators said they grabbed it and tried to take off. The student jumped in front of the car and was hit.
No word yet on the student's condition. If you have any information, you're asked to give police a call.
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Two months ago the Federal Communications Commission, run by Colin Powell scion Michael Powell, levied $715,000 in fines against Clear Channel Communications for running supposedly indecent material that aired on four Florida radio stations, plus a $40,000 fine for alleged record-keeping violationsall because of a weird morning program called "Bubba the Love Sponge."
But before it could levy the fine, the FCC had to make a careful analysis of what actually was said on the show to see if it met the test of being "patently offensive."
Posted at thememoryhole.org, the FCC report reads: "The first skit begins when Shaggy tells Scooby Doo that he needs crack . . . but has no money to buy it. Scooby Doo responds that Shaggy could 'su(bleep)ck d(bleep)ick' to pay for the drugs. In the next skit, Fat Albert, a/k/a Phat Diddy Daddy, gets killed in a drive-by shooting after bragging that Jennifer Lopez had been 's(bleep)ing Diddy Daddy's (bleep)ck the previous night. . . . ' "
In another segment, reports the FCC, "Bubba and two male co-hosts discuss the abnormally large size of his 'balls,' while a singer and chorus sing about his testicles in explicit and graphic detail. The euphemism, 'balls,' is a common one, generally known to mean testicles, a sexual organ. Descriptions, such as those stating that Bubba's 'balls,' which are the size of 'cantaloupes' or 'coconuts,' are 'firm and meaty' with 'ingrown hairs,' are sufficiently graphic to meet the first contextual criteria."
In his opinion, Michael Powell proudly notes that his commission has the "strongest enforcement record in decades."
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Severe storms, straight-line winds and tornadoes battered Holton, IN and surrounding areas between February 29 through March 3, 2012. The area received a major disaster declaration.
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GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip (AP) -- The outlines of a solution for battered, blockaded Gaza are emerging after Tuesday's tentative Israel-Hamas cease-fire: Norway is organizing a donor conference and Western-backed Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas aims to oversee rebuilding and reassert his authority in the territory, lost to Hamas in 2007.
Forces loyal to Abbas would be deployed at Gaza's crossings to encourage Israel and Egypt to lift the closure they imposed after the Hamas takeover.
Indirect Israel-Hamas talks in Cairo are to tackle the details. The hope is that promises of a better life for Gazans will coax compromise and avert what had been looking like a fight to the finish.
The gaps remain wide, especially between Israel and Hamas.
Israel says it has inflicted a painful blow to Hamas' military capabilities in the monthlong fighting and wants to make sure the group cannot re-arm if border restrictions are eased.
"The extent to which we are going to be ready to cooperate with the efforts to have better access and movement in Gaza will deeply depend on the kind of arrangements that would secure our peace and security," said Yossi Kuperwasser, a senior official in Israel's Strategic Affairs Ministry.
Hamas, in turn, has signaled flexibility on ceding some authority to Abbas in Gaza, but insists on having a say on reconstruction and that it will not disarm.
Izzat Rishq, a senior Hamas official, said disarming isn't up for discussion.
"We'd take the life of anyone who tries to take the weapons of resistance," he told The Associated Press.
Despite such tough talk, Hamas is in a position of relative weakness.
The Islamic militant group's fortunes changed dramatically last year after the Egyptian military deposed a Hamas-friendly government in Cairo and began closing hundreds of smuggling tunnels under the Gaza-Egypt border.
The closures deprived Hamas of a key source of revenue -- the taxation of goods brought through the tunnels -- and prevented weapons and cash destined for Hamas from flowing into Gaza.
By this spring, Hamas was in such a severe financial crisis that it accepted a reconciliation deal with Abbas. Under that agreement, an Abbas-led government was to run both the West Bank and Gaza, though thorny issues were put off, including Hamas' insistence that it retain control over its security forces. The unity government was stumbling by the time Israel-Hamas fighting erupted on July 8.
Even before the war, Gaza was in bad shape because of the prolonged blockade.
Unemployment in the impoverished territory of 1.8 million people had risen well above 50 percent, in part because of Egypt's tunnel closures. Only half of Gaza's electricity needs were being met, and the closure prevented most Gaza residents from travel.
After four weeks of intensive fighting, including close to 5,000 Israeli strikes on Gaza targets, the devastation is widespread.
According to initial figures from Gaza's main U.N. aid agency, some 10,000 homes were destroyed or damaged beyond repair. Gaza's only power plant was forced to shut down last week after being shelled by Israel, and repairs will take months, Gaza officials said.
One of the hardest-hit areas was the southern town of Rafah, where intense shelling over the weekend appeared to have spared little. Mosques, homes, offices, stores and at least one school either lay in ruins or were badly damaged, hit by shrapnel or gunfire.
After Tuesday's cease-fire took effect at 8 a.m. (0500 GMT), thousands of Rafah residents returned home to try to salvage belongings.
Ahmed Barbakh, a 36-yer-old government employee, emerged from his badly damaged home with a plastic bag containing the birth certificates of his five children and other crucial documents.
A lone chicken was all that was left of the dozens he raised at home. "I am not taking it. What am I supposed to do with a chicken now? I need a place to live with my wife and children," Barbakh said as he made his way out of his crushed home.
Nearly 1,900 Palestinians have been killed, the vast majority civilians, according to Gaza health officials and U.N. figures. On the Israeli side, 64 soldiers and three civilians were killed.
The truce is to remain in effect for at least three days, with an expectation that it will be extended to allow Cairo talks on a Gaza solution to proceed. Both the United States and the U.N. are sending representatives.
Mohammed Mustafa, a deputy prime minister in the Abbas-led government, said he has already started preparing a Gaza reconstruction plan that would be presented at an international pledging conference in Norway.


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Photo Blog: I Can See Clearly NowPosted by on March 30, 2010 – 4:34 PM
The NFL offseason is hardly a time of rest and relaxation. Yes, players have a chance to let their bodies heal, enjoy some time with friends and family away from the team's facility and then quickly get back to work preparing for the next season.
Tackle Joe Staley also took advantage of the down time to go under the knife….well, laser. Don't worry, the procedure was not major and not even a result of playing football. After having lasik eye surgery, Staley can now throw away the contacts that have been a part of him for so long.
"I've worn contacts since I was in seventh grade and it really became annoying," Staley said. "The opportunity came to my attention to get lasik eye surgery with Dr. Scott Hyver. My dad had it done four years ago and he has been really happy. He told me how easy the procedure was so I though it would be a good idea."
Though playing with contacts is common in the NFL, the third-year lineman recalled times when he got frustrated after opponents' hands would get inside his face mask and knock out his contacts. But his decision solves much more than having to head to the sidelines for a new pair of lenses.
"I didn't just think about it benefiting my football career, it's just benefited my life," Staley said. "It's good not to have to wake up an put contacts in and not have to worry about getting an eye infection if I forget to take my contacts out."
Staley still has to be careful initially as he's been given a long list of do's and don'ts.
"I can't rub my eyes, which I've done about 47 times already," joked Staley. "It's really hard not to rub your eyes, especially when you're in the shower and you have to get the water out. I keep freaking out that I'm going to go blind whenever I cant myself rubbing my eyes. They told me that my lens would come off, but I wouldn't go blind. They would just have to do the surgery again."
One of the items Staley has been given to help prevent him having to go in for a second procedure is a pair of goggles similar to those worn by former NBA start Horace Grant.
"They're these plastic specs," Staley said. "I have to wear them at night for this first week so I don't rub my eyes without knowing it. I've also been really good though about using my eye drops. I have artificial tears that I can put in my eyes to prevent them from drying out."
As a result, Staley can see clearly now…even if the rain wasn't gone at Tuesday's OTA session. Below is a video as well as a few photos from Tuesday. For more photos, view our photo gallery.
Tags: 2010 OTAs, Alex Smith, Brandon Jones, Joe Staley, Scott McKillop, Vance Joseph
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By Matt on Mar 30, 2010 | Reply
Awesome Video, love to see the guys at work. One comment I would have though is to turn off the music during the interviews so we can hear the guys talk!
By SJninerfan on Mar 30, 2010 | Reply
Bigger pictures would have been nice.
By jumaro thomas on Mar 31, 2010 | Reply
Let's go niners hopefuly we will have the oline will be ready the I know the season is early butt we need to focus this is our staley I'm glad that u are back so that's a start
By MCAZ4921 on Mar 31, 2010 | Reply
Go Niner We Rock!!
By Matthew Alofaituli on Mar 31, 2010 | Reply
By MCAZ4921 on Apr 1, 2010 | Reply
IF their is someone monitoring this site Alex Brown DE from the bears was just released we need to GIVE HIM A CALL AND GET A DEAL DONE. PLEASE
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Kiss the frog, he turns into a prince. Wish on a star, and turn into a real boy. The typical fairy-tale message is that happily ever after is only possible for those who've changed who they are. Ogre-with-an-attitude Shrek's story upends this lesson by showing that we need to love ourselves — flaws and all — to really come out on top. Shrek the Musical, based on the first film in the Shrek series, brings him and all his friends to the stage in a feel-good show only an ogre could resist. Performances run 8 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday and 2 p.m. Saturday and Sunday (September 11 through September 26) at the Fox Theatre (527 North Grand Boulevard; 314-534-1111 or www.fabulousfox.com). Tickets are $26 to $68.
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BELLINGHAM – For more than 25 years, John Murray's Pool Pro and Spa on Pulaski Boulevard has been the Blackstone Valley's one stop for in ground and above ground pools.
Now, Murray, Bellingham's King of Cool, has found a whole new way to keep people cool and comfy during the hot summer months – ice cream.
Now in its first full season since opening in July of 2012, Chevy's Ice Cream at 191 Pulaski Boulevard, located next door to Pool Pro and Spa, is much more than your ordinary ice cream stand – it's a major attraction with a retro 1950s fast food drive in feel, unique ice cream products and a flair for fun.
The ice cream stand is located in the circa 1945 family home where Murray grew up and which also houses the central business office for both Chevy's and Pool Pro and Spa. He transformed an adjacent vacant lot into a spacious parking lot, brought in all new state-of-the art stainless steel kitchen equipment, including an $8,000 soft serve machine, and installed three big customer windows where patrons can order their choice of any number of tasty frozen treats from frozen yogurt to sorbet.
And it's not just any ice cream, Murray says.
"We use Bliss brand ice cream and when it comes to locally made ice cream you can't get anything better," he says.
Unlike other manufactures of ice cream, Attleboro-based Bliss Bros. Dairy uses farm fresh cream and milk, pure cane sugar, and the highest quality flavorings such as pure two-fold Madagascar vanilla and strawberry puree.
"They use all natural ingredients and it's really a superior product," Murray says.
At Chevy's, ice cream lovers will find more than 60 flavors and 38 toppings.
One of Chevy Ice Cream's more unique treats is its ice cream pizza - a 12-inch pizza-sized fudge brownie covered with premium vanilla ice cream and topped with fudge drizzle, M&M's, chocolate chips and maraschino cherries.
The ice cream pizza provides eight generous slices and comes in an authentic red and white pizza box with see-through window.
Chevy's also has a soft serve ice cream flavor dispenser that can add a variety of flavors to soft-serve by injecting concentrated flavorings throughout the finished product. The result is a fun, colorful product filled with great-tasting premium flavors, including chocolate swirl, strawberry, butter pecan, bubblegum, Blue Goo, watermelon and more.
And at Chevy's Ice Cream, you can also get a cold treat for Fido.
"We also sell dog ice cream, which contains no dairy," says Murray. "We have two flavors, peanut butter and vanilla, and they both come with dog bone toppings."
The 1950s-inspired interior features neon accents and photos of classic Chevrolets, while the outside has high quality red metal picnic tables, canopied swing tables and patio lights.
"We really went top-notch on everything," says Murray. "I think what sets us apart from other places is that we are spotless in terms of cleanliness, we have extremely friendly customer service and we have unique products."
Before he opened, Murray says he visited several ice cream stands "to observe how they operate."
"What a lot of places do is have one person who takes orders, make the orders and then handles the money," he said. "When people get their ice cream they don't want to be fumbling around with their money to pay for it. Here at Chevy's we have order takers and order makers. You place your order and pay for it at one window and you pick up your order at the other windows."
Most ice cream stands start thinking of closing after Labor Day, but Chevy's will be open seven days a week from noon to 10 p.m. through the month of October and is already in the process of getting ready for Halloween with giant Halloween animatronics, props and decorations.
The ice cream menu also includes new seasonal flavors, including pumpkin pie, caramel apple and witch's brew.
When it comes to business, Murray knows what sells. He owned and operated Murray's Auto Sales in Bellingham for more than 20 years before opening Pool Pro and Spa in 1988.
Murray started toying with the idea of opening an ice cream shop about two years ago after his daughter, Shayna, insisted it would be a good business venture. Looking to do something to help supplement the pool business, he took his daughter's advice and opened Chevy's in July of 2012.
"Business has been very good and I'm very happy," he says. "I think we have a place that is unique and special and I think people appreciate that."


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Florida State Health Improvement Plan 2012–2015
The Florida Department of Health (DOH) recently released the first State Health Improvement Plan (SHIP), a statewide plan for public health system partners and stakeholders to improve the health of Floridians for 2012-2015. The SHIP is the culmination of effort of many organizations, including representatives from County Health Departments throughout the state, who participated in assessments and workgroups to develop the plan. Four assessments were conducted and based on the results the following four strategic priorities were identified: Health Protection, Chronic Disease Prevention, Community Redevelopment and Partnerships, Access to Care, and Health Finance and Infrastructure. Inter-agency workgroups of subject matter experts around each of the Strategic Issues developed goals, strategies and objectives that the SHIP Steering Committee revised and approved.
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What's On in Reading, Bracknell, Wokingham, Henley, Newbury, West Berkshire over February Half Term 2012
Family events, exhibitions, activities, shows, workshops and diary dates in Henley, Reading, Wokingham, Bracknell, Newbury, West Berkshire and surrounding areas.
We take great care in compiling these listings but please always contact the venue in advance to check details are correct.
Every Friday during term time – TODDLER TIME at The Musuem of English Rural Life, Redlands Road, Reading, 0118 378 8660, www.reading.ac.uk/merl
Rhymes, songs or craft activities based on objects in the museum collection or garden. 10am-11am and 1pm-2pm. For families with children 2-4yrs. £2, drop in.
Every day – ODDS FARM PARK at Wooburn Common, nr Beaconsfield, 01628 520 188, www.oddsfarm.co.uk
Open daily from 10am throughout the winter with indoor and outdoor play areas and lots of animals. From February half term onwards there are baby lambs to bottle feed and if you're lucky you might even see one being born.
Weekends and school holidays – THE BIG DINOSAUR SHOW at The Look Out Discovery Centre, Bracknell, 01344 354 400, www.bracknell-forest.gov.uk/lookout
Help the herd of Stegosaurus to survive a number of dangerous challenges. Find out what the breath of a T Rex would have smelt like and how much poo the biggest dinosaurs would have made! How do we know that the T-Rex has the best sense of smell out of all the meat eating dinosaurs? Ages 4+. Costs £1.85 in addition to normal entrance fee. Shows at 11am, 12noon, 2pm & 3.15pm, subject to minimum numbers.
Until 22 April – FIELD WORK: PHOTOGRAPHS OF EAST ANGLIA at Museum of English Rural Life, University of Reading, Redlands Road, Reading, 0118 378 8660, www.reading.ac.uk/merl
Justin Partyka has been photographing rural East Anglia for over a decade, exploring the diverse lives of rabbit catchers, reed cutters, and small-scale farmers. Be inspired by this photographic exhibition to explore the world of cameras and film, ways of seeing, and colour during MERL's half term events.
6 February onwards – BASILDON PARK GARDENS RE-OPEN AND HALF TERM ACTIVITIES, Lower Basildon, RG8 9NR, 0118 984 3040, www.nationaltrust.org.uk
Grounds, shop and tea room open 10am–4pm daily. House closed until 10 March. During half-term children can explore the Valentine trail around the garden and get a reward. The trail is an additional £2. On Valentine's Day children can get stuck into making 'love bugs' in the craft activity room.
10 February – BUCKLEBURY FARM PARK RE-OPENS at Bucklebury, between Newbury and Reading, RG7 6RR, 0118 971 4002, www.buckleburyfarmpark.co.uk
Enjoy the fun of the farm with lots of animals, indoor and outdoor play, tractor and trailer rides, deer park, den building and much more. See website for opening date.
11 February – JUNIOR RANGERS at Dinton Pastures, Hurst
Monthly club for children aged 8-12 who are interested in outdoor activities and nature. Activities include canoeing, climbing and wildlife trails. 10am-12noon, £5 a session. Booking essential on 0118 934 2016, firstname.lastname@example.com
11 February – BEALE PARK RE-OPENS at Beale Park, near Pangbourne, 0844 826 1761, www.bealepark.co.uk
Animals, play areas, miniature railway, café and more. 10am-5pm.
11 February – WELLINGTON COUNTRY PARK RE-OPENS at Wellington Country Park, Riseley, 0118 932 6444, www.wellington-country-park.co.uk
Lots of play areas for all ages, miniature railway, crazy golf, nature trails, café and more. 9.30am-4.30pm.
11-19 February – HALF TERM WORKSHOPS at Museum of English Rural Life, The University of Reading, Redlands Road, Reading, 0118 378 8660, www.reading.ac.uk/merl
11-12 and 14-19 Feb Ways of seeing bags - Be inspired by MERL's photographic exhibition to explore different ways of seeing with activity bags using magnifying glasses, telescopes, kaleidoscopes and colours! Drop in, returnable deposit, 6+yrs;
14 Feb Optical Toys: Zoetrope - In this workshop you will draw, cut and stick to make your own zoetrope or 'moving picture' toy. Drop in between 10am-12noon & 1-4pm, £3, families with children 7+yrs;
16 Feb Optical Toys: Thaumatrope - Create a thaumatrope, a popular optical toy of the nineteenth century. Create half pictures on each side of a piece of card, attach strings and spin the card. Hey presto! The whole image will be seen. Drop in between 10am-12noon & 1-4pm, £2, families with children 6+yrs;
17 Feb Super 'Stained glass' sun catchers - Cut, tear, overlap and stick coloured tissue onto a frame to make your own 'stained glass' sun catcher. Drop in between 10am-12noon & 1-3pm, £2, families with children 2+yrs.
11-19 February – HALF TERM WORKSHOPS & EVENTS at Eddie Catz, Northway House, York Rd, Newbury, RG14 7NF, 0845 201 1628, www.eddiecatz.com
If the giant playframe, sports pitch and disco are not enough to tempt you for a play at Eddie Catz, why not sign the kids up for one of the half term events or workshops for 6-11 year olds. Or why not take out membership which allows unlimited play over the holidays? Visit their website for details and bookings and keep up to date with news on their Facebook page.
13-15 February - OASIS HOLIDAY CLUB at Christadelphian Hall, Lower Way, Thatcham, www.newbury-christadelphians.org
Games, Crafts, Songs and Bible Stories. 9.45am-12noon. Free fun for children aged 6-11 yrs. All leaders are CRB-checked. For more information and to book a place call 07798 766 701 or email email@example.com
13-15 and 20-22 February – NEST BOX BUILDING DAYS at Beale Park, near Pangbourne, 0844 826 1761, www.bealepark.co.uk
Build a bird a home to celebrate National Nest Box Week. 2-4pm. £5 per box, plus normal admission.
13-16 February – HALF TERM ACTIVITIES at The River and Rowing Museum, Henley on Thames, 01491 415 605, www.rrm.co.uk
13 Feb Shh….Secret Squirrel - Find out about the secret world of squirrels. Make a special nut tree album; it even has a hidden pocket. 10.30am-4.30pm, ages 4-7, £8.50;
13 Feb Make a Stirling Engine! - Have fun building a model working engine to take home, 2-4.30pm, ages 12-16, £9;
14 Feb Valentine in Venice – Design and decorate a 3D model gondola, 10.30am-12.30pm, ages 7-11, £8.50;
15 Feb The Lambton Worm - Join Theatrix for a story, told through puppets, of the Lambton Worm, a dragon that grew from the river, followed by a workshop where you get to make your own dragon, 11am-1pm & 2-4pm, ages 7-12, £9. Book in advance for all workshops.
Plus 16 February Dinosaur Crazy! - Make dinosaur masks, models, and prehistoric landscape collages, play the giant prey and predator game plus lots more to make, learn and do. Free with museum admission, drop in between 10.30am-4pm.
13-16 February – HALF TERM WORKSHOPS at South Hill Park, Bracknell, 01344 484 124, www.southhillpark.org.uk
13 Feb Potters Wheel - Learn how to throw a pot using air dry clay, 10am-12noon or 2-4pm, ages 6-11, £15, members £13;
14 and 16 Feb Art Factory - Spend the morning using clay, collage, drawing and sculpture, 10am–12noon, ages 4-11, £15, members £13.
13-17 February – ANIMAL SENSES BY QUIRK'S ANIMAL ROADSHOW/OWEN'S ANIMALS at various Wokingham libraries, www.wokingham.gov.uk/libraries
Fun animal handling session for children aged 4-12. £3 charge. Book in advance with the relevant library.
13 Feb Lower Earley (0118 931 2150) 10.30am-11.30am and Maiden Erlegh (0118 966 6630) 2-3pm;
16 Feb Spencers Wood Village Hall (0118 988 4771) 10am-11am, Wokingham (0118 978 1368) 1.30pm-2.30pm and Winnersh (0118 979 7519) 3pm-4pm;
17 Feb Twyford Youth Centre (0118 934 0800) 11am-12noon and Wargrave (0118 940 4656) 2.45-3.45pm.
13-17 February – FEROCIOUS WILD BEASTS at various Wokingham libraries, www.wokingham.gov.uk/libraries
Story and craft session. £1 charge. Drop in.
13 Feb Maiden Erlegh (0118 966 6630) 3.15-4pm and Spencers Wood (0118 988 4771) 4pm-4.45pm;
14 Feb Finchampstead (0118 908 8176) 2-3pm;
15 Feb Wargrave (0118 940 4656) 10.30-11.15am;
16 Feb Wokingham (0118 978 1368) 2.30-3.30pm.
13-17 February – HALF TERM ACTIVITIES at Reading Museum, 0118 939 9800, www.readingmuseum.org.uk
13 Feb Make and Take: Paper Bag Birds - Create your own friendly stuffed paper bag birds in these half-hour sessions, drop in between 10am-12noon & 1-3pm, 50p per person;
14 Feb Nature Explorers: Brilliant Bird Feeders - Attract some birds to your garden with this recycled bird feeder, complete with seed balls. 1-hour sessions starting at 10am, 11.15am, 1pm & 2.15pm, £3, ages 5+yrs, drop in;
14 Feb Victorian Schoolroom Experience - Meet a Victorian schoolteacher and re-learn the '3Rs'. A 45-minute experience for adults and children 5+yrs in a unique Victorian classroom, £1, drop in at 11am, 1.15pm & 2.30pm (max 35 spaces per session);
15 Feb Make and Take: Peacock Headresses - Create your own fabulous plumed headband to celebrate the bird prints in the Robert Gillmor exhibition, drop in between 10am-12noon & 1-3pm, 50p per person;
16 Feb Nature Explorers: Planting Suttons Seeds - Decorate your pot with fun birdy templates then plant a sunflower. 1-hour sessions starting at 10am, 11.15am, 1pm & 2.15pm, £3, ages 5+yrs, drop in.
Please arrive early for popular drop in sessions as spaces are limited.
13-17 February – DESIGN HANGING DECORATIONS at California Country Park
Make your own stunning, stained glass effect decorations with Egyptian designs. Children must be supervised. Drop into the café between 10am-4pm. £2.50, no need to book. Details on 0118 973 5519.
14-17 February – HALF TERM WORKSHOPS at Make&Do, 40 Prospect St, Caversham, 0118 327 6717, www.makeanddoworkshops.com
Contemporary craft workshops. Morning and afternoon courses making fimo jewellery, sock monkeys, Valentine heart felt brooches and cupcakes. Sessions run for 1hr 55mins. See website for further details.
14 February - SOUTH HILL PARK STORYWALK at South Hill Park Arts Centre, Ringmead, Bracknell, www.bracknell.gov.uk/parks
Travel through time and discover the many marvellous, mysterious and slightly spooky tales of South Hill Park as you explore the grounds with professional storyteller Red Phoenix. Suitable for all ages. 1 hour sessions at 12.30pm. 2pm & 3.20pm. Details from the rangers on 01344 354 441.
15 February – HALF TERM STEAMDAY at Didcot Railway Centre, Didcot, 01235 817 200, www.didcotrailwaycentre.org.uk
Look behind the scenes and recreate the past by riding on a steam train.
15-17 February – HALF TERM FAMILY ACTIVITIES at Thatcham Nature Discovery Centre and Hosehill Lake, 01635 874 381, www.naturediscovery.org.uk
Events at Discovery Centre unless otherwise stated.
15 Feb Bird Watching Walk at Hosehill Lake – 11am, £3.50, booking essential;
15 Feb Recycled Arts Workshop: Yoghurt Seed Pot – Join ingenious recycler Jill Nicolas to discover how to turn your yoghurt pots in to the perfect place to grow some seeds. £1, drop in between 11.30am-3.30pm;
16 Feb Homes for Wildlife – Join a team from the centre and the RSPB to discover how to look after your garden birds. Make a bird box to take home. £10 per box, booking essential. Sessions at 11am, 1.30pm & 3pm;
17 Feb Major Mustard Presents Little Blue Skid – In this zany comedy, motorbike riding Little Blue Skid Lid and her Granny become involved with an unusual lion that has escaped from the circus - a vegetarian lion! There's a large reward at stake! Will the lion be captured? Is everyone safe? What will happen? £5 per person, booking essential, 11am & 2pm.
15-17 February – 'CODES AND COMMS' HALF TERM FAMILY ACTIVITY DAYS at REME Museum of Technology, Isaac Newton Road, Aborfield, 0118 976 3375, www.rememuseum.org.uk
Learn how to crack codes, use ciphers and send secret messages. Fun activities for accompanied children aged 5-12. 11am-3.30pm, drop in. Free with admission.
16 February – BIRD BOX WORKSHOP at Northerams Wood, Ringmead, Bracknell, 01344 354 441, www.bracknell.gov.uk/parks
Try your hand at making a range of bird boxes for wildlife at Northerams Wood, during National Nest Box Week. These boxes will later be installed at the woodland to provide homes for our feathered friends. 10am-12noon. Suitable for all ages. Please book.
18 February – READING NCT NEARLY NEW SALE at Christ Church, Crockhamwell Rd, Woodley, RG5 3LA
Nearly new sale of children's clothes, equipment, toys and books etc. Sellers can register on 0844 243 6246. 2-4pm (1.45pm with NCT card).
18 February - CELEBRATING WOODS DAY at Jocks Lane, Binfield Road, Bracknell, 01344 354 441, www.bracknell.gov.uk/parks
Enjoy a fantastic day in the woods with traditional woodland crafts, demonstrations and hands-on activities for all ages. Try out the ancient skill of hazel coppicing. Other activities include wood turning, hurdle making, hedge laying, green chair making, Morris dancing, family-friendly treasure trail, BBQ, miniature steam railway rides, green-gardening and wood products for sale. 10am-3pm.
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This Is How a Router Really Works
The anatomy of a router may surprise you -- especially since it hasn't changed much in the four decades of its existence.
The anatomy of a router may surprise you -- especially since it hasn't changed much in the four decades of its existence.
It seems like there's a hot new startup in the limelight more often than not, but the cold truth is 90% of tech start ups fail.
Prepare to take aim at the kill switch, silly humans, because the robot takeover has started. Bot domination is beginning in an unlikely place -- Little Caesars Pizza. YouTube user Stealing Axion spotted the early stages of the top secret plot in action. Hide yo kids, hide yo wife -- robots will be our new overlords in 3...2... BONUS: 20 Entertaining YouTube Videos Under 20 Seconds Homepage image courtesy of Flickr, JD Hancock.
Advertisers shell out big money to get it front of millions on Super Bowl Sunday, but some brands banked on social media to create buzz about their brand.
With online banking and mobile apps for managing your accounts, how often do you actually step into your bank to handle transactions anymore? Direct deposit, remote check capture (the feature that allows you to deposit a check by taking a picture of it with your phone) and online bill pay have largely eliminated the need for you to do your banking with a live person.
Looking for public Wi-Fi in your town or city? The hunt may be about to get easier: the Federal Communications Commission is reportedly considering the development of free and public "super Wi-Fi" networks across the United States. The proposal, first reported by The Washington Post, would require local television stations and broadcasters to sell wireless spectrum -- the so-called "white spaces" -- to the government.
In a time of darkness -- er, power outage -- Shaq provided all with a little bit of light. During Beyoncé's Super Bowl halftime performance, most within phone-distance of the stage had their devices pointed in that direction. Not Shaq. The basketball legend filmed a video of himself lip-syncing "Halo." Perhaps Bey should take notes.
Recent events have highlighted the fact that hackers, coders, and geeks are behind a vibrant political culture.
It's harder now than ever to accept a gun-toting badass's heroic qualities at face value. In our fiction, we've come to demand more realism. Who is this character who stepped on screen to save the day? Why is he so powerful and strong, able to take every punch and keep on fighting? The success of Christopher Nolan's Batman trilogy attests that, nowadays, we prefer flawed heroes, with an extra helping of grit.
With your eyes on multiple screens Sunday night, you saw Beyonce get viewers instantly reacting on social media to her sizzling Super Bowl halftime show. But just how furiously were viewers typing their thoughts on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter? SEE ALSO: Watch Destiny's Child Join Beyonce in Super Bowl Show TWITTER The show generated 5.5 million tweets, helping bring the total for the game and halftime to 24.1 million.
Twitter's report for Sunday's Super Bowl game is out, and it was a huge event on the social network, with users posting 24.1 million tweets about the game and the halftime show. Twitter counts tweet volume in tweets per minute, and by that measure, Beyonce was the biggest star of the event, with the conclusion of her show generating 268,000 TPM. The end of the game generated 183,000 TPM, and the 108-yard kickoff return TD for the Ravens by Jacoby Jones generated 185,000 TPM.
A candid Instagram photo reportedly shot backstage at Super Bowl XLVII shows Beyonce and Jay-Z in an emotional embrace.
Sen. John McCain found himself in some hot water Monday morning after tweeting a joke implying that Iranian president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad is a space monkey. "So Ahmadinejad wants to be first Iranian in space - wasn't he just there last week?" tweeted McCain in reference to two recent stories: Iran's claims that it shot a monkey into space and Ahmadinejad's desire to be the first person Iran sends to space.
Analysis confirms a battle-bruised skeleton is the lost king.
This video of Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco after the Super Bowl is awesome ... F---in' awesome, to be precise.
In case of an imminent threat, President Obama is authorized to order a pre-emptive strike using cyberweapons against the enemy, according to a secret legal review of U.S. cyberwar policies revealed by the New York Times on Monday. The Obama administration has been drafting rules controlling the use of malware, and the rules of engagement in cyberwarfare.
How far back do your Facebook albums go? If you were one of the service's first users in 2004, you were probably still printing pictures at the convenience store -- or using Snapfish, if you were tech-savvy. So what's a photography nut to do with her digitally undocumented pre-21st century memories? Grab those shoe boxes filled with prints and old-school scrapbooks. It's time to introduce your paper past to its digital destiny.
Making travel arrangements can be a hassle, especially when booking flights. Oftentimes, picking an airport to fly into can determine vacation budgets, but luckily, Google's got it covered. Instead of searching by destination, Google Flights Search now allows you to look up regions. The broader set of results lets users see various airports in the area, instead of focusing on a specific location.
NASA's Mars rover Curiosity has pounded into a Red Planet rock with its drill for the first time, bringing the 1-ton robot a big step closer to initiating its first full-bore drilling operations. The Curiosity rover hammered the rock using the arm-mounted drill's percussive action over the weekend, completing another test along the path toward spinning the bit and biting into rock for the first time. "We tapped this rock on Mars with our drill.
A fierce debate over gay rights has gripped the Boy Scouts of America's Facebook profile as its leaders meet this week to decide whether to reverse their ban on gay members. More than 4,000 replies have been sent in response to the Scouts' latest Facebook post -- a simple message providing contact details for those who want to have their voice heard regarding the organization's vote.
We asked you to get creative with Vine and send us your best works of art and visual creativity, and the Mashable community on Vine did not disappoint! SEE ALSO: What Makes Vine So Hot? Vine users shared a plethora of eye-catching videos using the hashtag #VineArt. The submissions we saw ranged from a stop motion man who really needs a cup of coffee to creative visual magic. Here are some of our favorites.
Mac computers are normally very stable machines, but they're not perfect, and a new flaw proves it.
Will Ferrell's bizarre Old Milwaukee ad was only seen in a few tiny markets Sunday, but has become an online hit on Monday.
How will Super Bowl XLVII be remembered? As the night San Francisco almost suffered a humiliating defeat, only to come very close to snatching victory away from the Baltimore Ravens? As the night the playing field was left without power for almost 40 minutes? As the night Ray Lewis retired? If social media is any indication, it may be primarily remembered as the night Beyonce won the Super Bowl.
Video games retailer GameStop is pledging $10 million to help independent mobile game developers refine and distribute their creations. The program is being run through Kongregate, the web game distribution platform GameStop purchased in 2010. Kongregate will offer developers financial services, consultation to improve their product and marketing support.
On Feb. 14 you can be as mushy as you like with your significant other. If you're all loved up, why not tell the world with an adorable pair of matching t-shirts? We have found 10 cute designs perfect for couples to wear on the day of love. SEE ALSO: 10 Valentine's Day Cards for Your Geeky Sweetheart Take a look through our selection in the gallery above. Let us know in the comments below if you and your sweetie would consider wearing the same tee -- or if you think it's just a bit too icky.
Google may choose to expand its service, but there's no incentive for established players to come up to speed.
Samsung introduced a new innovation center, investments funds, and international R&D center Monday, all part of the company's "Global Engine to Accelerate Innovation and Drive New Business Creation." The new Samsung Strategy and Innovation Center (SSIC) will have a headquarters in Menlo Park, Calif., with offices in Korea and Israel. The project is being led by Samsung's President and Chief Strategy Officer of device Solutions, Young Sohn.
YouTube, which has live streamed shows during New York Fashion Week for the past three seasons, will not be doing so this season, Mashable has learned. A spokesperson for YouTube confirmed the news Monday. YouTube, in partnership with its sponsor, Maybelline, has served as the live video hub for NYFW, hosting as many as 30 shows during the last NYFW in September.
On Bosworth Field he lost his life, England's most infamous monarch, the supposed killer of princes. His body was taken from the battle and rushed by monks, the Red Cross of the Middle Ages, to the nearest monastic institution, the Gray Friary in nearby Leicester. There it was buried, perhaps in an unmarked grave to prevent tomb-robbing retribution from the new king, the Welsh usurper Henry Tudor.


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2014 Chevrolet Malibu
By New Car Test Drive
On Sale: Fall 2013
Expected Pricing: $23,000 to $30,000
The 2013 Malibu arrived on a shorter wheelbase with less rear legroom than the previous-generation model. Chevrolet says the 2014 Malibu adds rear-seat legroom and knee room for a noticeable improvement in back-seat comfort over the 2013 model.
Also, the 2013 Malibu launched with a fuel-efficient but pricey eAssist mild hybrid system, but Chevrolet has dropped E-assist for 2014. In its place is a Stop/Start feature intended to reduce fuel economy, or at least gain credits from the Environmental Protection Agency. The Stop/Start feature, which comes standard, shuts down the engine when the car is stopped then smoothly restarts it when the brake is released.
Beyond those changes are a new, sportier face for the 2014 Malibu, with black-out mesh grille texture in wider twin-port openings. That's in addition to the all-new design ushered in by the 2013 model. An ECO badge indicates an Ecotec engine with Stop/Start is under the hood of the 2014 Malibu.
The 2014 Malibu comes standard with the 196-horsepower 2.5-liter Ecotec engine, with double overhead cams, variable valve lift control and Stop/Start. The 2014 Malibu delivers an EPA-estimated 25/36 miles per gallon City/Highway, a significant improvement over the 2013 model. Revised transmission shift points and quicker shifts are intended to enhance both refinement and sportiness of the 2014 Malibu.
The 2014 Malibu is also available with a much more powerful 2.0-liter turbocharged four-cylinder engine rated at 259 horsepower and 295 pound-feet of torque, making for a midsize sedan that's fun to drive.
Redesigned front seats with more deeply sculpted seatbacks contribute to the improved rear-seat room and comfort for 2014, and a slightly shorter rear cushion with more seatback sculpturing and a new material allow rear passengers to sit more deeply in their seats. The new center console on 2014 models has a longer armrest, twin cup holders and dedicated storage for two cell phones. Otherwise, the 2013 Malibu's interior carries over for 2014, a good thing because we loved the lavish, business-class feeling of the top models.
The 2014 Malibu suspension updates were inspired by the all-new Chevrolet Impala, including rebound springs integrated inside the struts, which contribute to the Malibu's smoother ride while reducing weight transfer and body roll during acceleration and cornering. Standard energy-efficient, variable-effort electric power rack-and-pinion steering enables near-effortless low-speed driving along with improved steering feel at higher speeds, and the new Malibu's brake system is also improved for a more solid, confident feel.
We found the all-new 2013 Malibu a rewarding car to drive, with handling and ride comparable to that of the superb new 2013 Honda Accord. We enjoyed its handling at high speeds, but thought it could feel more lively. So we look forward to a more finely tuned 2014 Malibu.
Malibu comes standard with a full suite of safety features. Among them: four-channel anti-lock brakes, full-function traction control, four-corner electronic stability control, electronic brake force distribution, brake assist, corner brake control, hydraulic brake fade assist, drag torque control. Ten airbags are standard, with a rear-view camera system optional.
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Camarillo, Calif., Feb. 24, 2011 – CSU Channel Islands (CI) has announced the fourth annual spring production, an original play written and directed by CI faculty member Bob Mayberry, Associate Professor of English. Performances will be held Wednesday, March 9 through Saturday, March 12 at 8 p.m. and Sunday, March 13 at 2 p.m.
The play, entitled The Donner Party Cycle, Part One, is the first of a two-part dramatic work completed during Mayberry's recent sabbatical. Set in 1846, the play focuses on the ill-fated journey of the Donner Party as the settlers leave Springfield, Illinois and cross the western desert only to get stranded in the winter snows of the Sierra Nevada Mountains and Donner Lake. After struggling to survive, the party faced starvation. There were tales of cannibalism among the party before half the company ultimately perished.
Mayberry grew up in Reno, Nevada and had always had a fascination with the history of the Donner Party tragedy. In creating the play cycle he drew from historical materials and diaries kept by party members to reveal the key decisions the company made along the California Trail.
The production will include performances by the students of Performing Arts / Art 391. Music has been arranged and will be performed by Ina Veli and Nicolas Deuson, a lecturer in Performing Arts. The play is partially sponsored by the Martin V. Smith School of Business & Economics.
Tickets for the performance are available through Brown Paper Tickets at 800-838-3006, by visiting http://performingarts.csuci.edu/events.html, or can be purchased at the door with cash. Tickets for CI students are free, non-CI students $5, CI faculty and staff, $10 and $15 for the general public.
Limited complimentary parking is available on campus in designated spaces only. Upon arriving at the campus, please follow event parking signs. Free parking is available at the Camarillo Metrolink Station/Lewis Road parking lot in Camarillo with bus service to and from the campus. Riders should board the VISTA Bus to the campus; the fare is $1.25 each way. Buses arrive and depart from the Camarillo Metrolink Station every 30 minutes from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday through Friday. For exact times, check the schedule at www.goventura.org.
For additional information contact Catherine Burriss, Assistant Professor of Performing Arts, at CSU Channel Islands at 805-437-3126 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
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CSU Channel Islands (CI) is the only four-year, public university in Ventura County and is known for its interdisciplinary, multicultural and international perspectives, and its emphasis on experiential and service learning. CI's strong academic programs focus on business, sciences, liberal studies, teaching credentials, and innovative master's degrees. Students benefit from individual attention, up-to-date technology, and classroom instruction augmented by outstanding faculty research. CI has been designated by the U.S. Department of Education as a Hispanic-Serving Institution and is committed to serving students of all backgrounds from the region and beyond. Connect with and learn more about CI by visiting CI's Social Media.


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Kristin Bauer could play the next lesbian vampire on "True Blood"
Last week, True Blood creator Alan Ball talked with The Advocate about future gay characters on the hit HBO series. The show has already featured a handful of queer characters, including Vampire Queen Sophie-Ann (Evan Rachel Wood, her lover Hadley (Lindsey Haun), the fabulous fry cook/drug dealer Lafayette and season 1′s Eddie.
Ball said:
We'll be meeting the vampire king of Mississippi and his long, long-term companion — and by long-term I mean really long-term — Talbot. I think Lafayette may meet a love interest, and certainly Pam, who works with Eric, she's certainly got a lesbian vibe — I don't know that that's all she is, but she certainly does seem to appreciate the women.
Pam is played by Kristin Bauer, who serves as Eric's wingwoman at the vampire bar, Fangtasia. Her interests included fancy pumps, showing no mercy and now, apparently, the bar maid, Ginger.
"I wouldn't be surprised," Bauer said about Pam going for women. "I think she's pansexual. … There are so many hot [women on the show], but I'll pick Ginger. Ginger's hot. Ginger's fun. She's a screamer and she's a blood donor."
Ginger, being put to work
As for Sophie-Ann, Ball said that there will be something between her and her lover's cousin Sookie, but it's most likely platonic:
I think Sophie-Anne is definitely interested in Sookie; I don't believe it's for sexual or romantic reasons but she is definitely interested in Sookie and whatever it is about Sookie that is special beyond the realm of what is human, and that's something that we definitely will learn more about in the upcoming season.
I am so psyched on season 3, especially if it's going to be super-Sapphic. Do you get the lesbian vibe from Pam?
I have since she first laid eyes on Sookie — but then again, everyone seems to have eyes for that girl.


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Plan B
I love how on all of these there are maybe half a dozen actual comments on the cartoon. The rest are just really bitter and hateful people fighting. Great cartoon, Clay.
December 11, 2011 at 3:11 p.m.
The Demonstrators
L4F, if you hate the cartoons so much why do you keep reading them?
September 20, 2011 at 12:53 a.m.
Some better off keeping quiet
Sounds a little like hate speech, which I might add is illegal, when you lump in every woman that had an abortion and classify them as a 'whore'
September 19, 2011 at 12:29 p.m.


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29 October 2012 17:06
Rochdale MV Agusta dealer Robinsons is planning to a run a two man MV Agusta team in BSB next year. Robinsons say they have full backing from the Varese-based manufacturer and UK importer MotoGB and are preparing what they call, the 'latest-spec' 2013 MV Agusta F4-RR machines in readiness for an exciting season's racing. Steve Rostron, General Manager of Robinsons ...
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27 August 2012 14:30
Tommy Hill extended his British Superbike Championship lead further in Monday's first race at Cadwell Park with the Swan Yamaha rider putting in a faultless performance on a cloudy but dry day. Second on the opening lap, the reigning champion took the lead from Michael Laverty (Samsung Honda) with a pass at Coppice and although he was under extreme pressure ...
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18 October 2011 09:43
Triumph Motorcycles has confirmed Chrissy Rouse as the winner of its 2011 Young Guns initiative. After six months of assessment and mentoring, three finalists - Chrissy Rouse, Adam Robinson and Lee Jackson - were chosen from a shortlist of ten hopefuls. These three went head-to-head at Thruxton during the final North Glos road race event on 15 October, where the ...
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15 February 2011 16:31
British flattrack racing comes to Motors TV in February with full coverage of one of Shorttrack UK's most prestigious events, the Indoor Shorttrack Championship. The year's races from Braintree's Towerlands Park was a star-studded affair including champions at British and World level, as international cross-discipline stars went head-to-head. Three- time World Speedway Champion Jason Crump, and Jacopo Monti, the five-time ...
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03 February 2011 12:17
The new-look Snetterton 300 circuit is fast approaching completion with the new paddock extension now underway and initial safety inspections of the track completed. Latest images of the transformed Norfolk circuit show that the whole 2.99 mile circuit barring the (currently named) Revett straight has received its final layer of tarmac, and the majority of kerbs are already in place. ...
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28 April 2010 17:22
This year's Relentless International North West 200 in association with Black Horse is set to hit the starting grid on May 15th with a six-race entry programme. The quality line-up includes John McGuinness, Steve Plater, Bruce Anstey, Michael Rutter, Guy Martin, Cameron Donald, Stuart Easton, Conor Cummins, Ian Hutchinson, Gary Johnston and Ian Lougher pitting their skills against local high ...
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26 April 2010 11:14
The Ulster Grand Prix has issued a press release this morning that this year's race is under serious threat 'as much needed and promised funding hasn't materialised'. Noel Johnston, Clerk of the Course, said. "Last year the Motorcycle Union of Ireland (MCUI)(UC) informed us that the Department of Culture, Arts & Leisure (DCAL) had earmarked £50,000 for essential maintenance and ...
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28 January 2010 17:25
MotorSport Vision has carried out a major resurfacing project at Brands Hatch, improving the quality of the track surface for competitors, trackday participants and driving experience guests on over half of the Indy circuit. A particularly cold winter has led to accelerated degradation in parts of the circuit, and competitive use over many years has created general 'wear and tear' ...
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22 January 2010 09:56
Roads star Gary Johnson will race an AIM Suzuki in the new BSB Evo class this year as well as in the three major international road races at the North West 200, TT and Ulster Grand Prix. Johnson said: "It is a great opportunity for me to race in the new Evo class and combine it with my three road ...
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22 January 2010 09:27
TT winner and multiple Irish Champion Ryan Farquhar will be backed by fuel Magic Bullet this season. Magic Bullet is an advanced fuel treatment, formulated for high revving performance motorcycles, and Farquhar will run their logo on his bike, leathers and race truck at the international road races, Irish nationals, Scarborough, the Southern 100 and the Manx Grand Prix. Farquhar ...
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