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OC Weekly: Profile of Pelle Klein, founder of skate startup Costa Misery
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Longboard Skate and BMX Added to Show
Los Angeles (Nov. 2011) – The AGENDA Trade Show launches its largest show ever Jan. 5-6 in Long Beach, Calif., at the Long Beach Convention Center. The new location will double the amount of exhibitor space and exhibitors to be featured at the show.
The AGENDA Long Beach show expects to surpass 10,000 attendees, potentially reaching 14,000, in a showroom of nearly a quarter-million square feet, making this show a milestone since its launch in 2003. It will feature more than 500 brands, including OBEY, Patagonia, Vans, LRG, RVCA, Hurley, Levi's, Supra, The Herschel Supply Co., DC Shoes, The Hundreds and G-Shock.
The most significant addition to AGENDA Long Beach is the introduction of longboard, skateboard and BMX segments. The BMX portion of the show will feature four top brands, paving way for a larger presence in the future. Each BMX brand invited will be working on an exciting collaboration with AGENDA, which will be debuted at the show. Among these brands are The Shadow Conspiracy and Animal Bikes.
"This longboard skate hardgoods segment will not be separately branded inside the show, but mixed in with the other core action sports products," says AGENDA founder Aaron Levant. "This new segment will also be completely separate from 'The Berrics Agenda' show segment that focuses on only core street skate brands."
In addition to the longboard skate and BMX segments, the Snow segment will return for its second year, featuring brands like 686, Arbor, Bonfire, Holden, SPY+, Vans Snow, Smith, Mervin Mfg, Roxy Snow and Quiksilver Snow.
AGENDA's independent brand section, Primer, will also return after being put on hiatus last show. It will showcase more than 50 start-up and graphic tee brands on the main floor of AGENDA, increasing the exposure for these brands.
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Having taken the latest step in seeking a grant to rid the city of a hazardous eyesore, Decatur officials are now mostly relegated to a waiting game, hoping to hear good news before the end of the year.
Prior to Tuesday night's city council meeting, the second of two required public hearings was held on the city's bid for a $456,850 grant to take down and clean up the ancient former street department — and onetime city light — building located just west of the city police headquarters.
Prior to conducting regular business, everyone present at the Geneva Town Council meeting on Tuesday sat in silence for a moment to honor and remember Rosie Puterbaugh. Puterbaugh served as the town's deputy clerk-treasurer for many years until her death from heart surgery complications last Friday.
A Decatur man who pleaded guilty to burglary and six counts of theft received a 12-year prison sentence on Friday from Adams Circuit Court Judge Frederick A. Schurger.
Gary R. Williams Jr., 24, pleaded guilty to burglarizing a house in Decatur on April 17, stealing a dirt bike from a Decatur business on April 2 and stealing gasoline from two Decatur stations on April 24 and May 12.
The 2011 campaign of the United Way of Adams County will open with a luncheon next Wednesday, September 7, at 11:30 a.m. in the South Adams Boys' and Girls' Club at Berne.
The program will include the announcement of this year's monetary goal to aid 32 local are area organizations and agencies, plus viewing the campaign's promotional video.
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Now that the Kekionga Festival and the 175th Anniversary Celebration is over, it's time to think ... why, Callithumpian, of course.
And the first announcement from Decatur's Callithumpian Committee about the city's annual fall festival, which will run from October 20-31, has been issued.
The announcement lists three early deadlines.
Acting on a recommendation from the Indiana High School Athletic Association, area schools are delaying the start of tonight's home football games.
Bellmont High School Athletic Director Dale Manis announced Thursday night that due to the intense heat forecast for this area today, the kickoff for tonight's Bellmont-Columbia City football game at Bob Worthman Stadium has been moved moved back to 7:30.
Villa Lanes bowling alley reopened on Thursday after sitting vacant for some three years.
To mark the occasion, Mayor John Schultz and co-owners Dan Evans and Josh Krueckeberg tried their luck on the newly refinished lanes.
The mayor took two shots resulting in one gutter ball and one strike.
The adjoining restaurant, Molly's Place, is set to open on September 8.
For the first time since the 1990s, the Monroe Town Council will consider raising monthly water rates.
At Thursday's meeting of the council, President Al Lehman said he will propose at the October 6 meeting a small increase, less than $2 more per month for minimal water users, to begin building up a fund to pay for replacing water equipment perhaps eight to 10 years from now.
A grant of $25,000 from an anonymous foundation has been received by the Behavioral Health Center of Adams Memorial Hospital to help provide services to individuals in the Community Corrections program and their families.
"This is a win-win situation for all individuals involved," said Behavioral Health Center director Dr. John Gibson.
A $125,000 federal grant has been awarded to the Substance Abuse Awareness Council (SAAC) in Adams County by the Office of National Drug Control Policy as part of the local group's continuing involvement with and support from the U.S. Drug-Free Communities (DFC) program.

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Griffin: Ibaka should have been ejected
March, 3, 2013
By Arash Markazi | ESPNLosAngeles.com
LOS ANGELES – Los Angeles Clippers forward Blake Griffin said he was surprised Oklahoma City Thunder forward Serge Ibaka wasn't ejected after Ibaka hit Griffin's groin in the fourth quarter and was given a flagrant only one foul.
"Yeah, I kind of was," Griffin said when asked if he was surprised that Ibaka wasn't ejected. "We'll see."
The league could review the play and upgrade it to a flagrant-2 foul. If Ibaka were suspended for a game, he would miss Tuesday's game against the Los Angeles Lakers.
With 1:52 left in the game and the Thunder holding a 99-93 lead, Griffin and Ibaka were tussling in the paint when Matt Barnes hit a 3-pointer. After the shot, Ibaka and Griffin continued to jostle for position and Ibaka brought his hand down and hit Griffin's groin. The referees reviewed the play and gave Ibaka a flagrant-1 foul. Griffin made one of two free throws and Jamal Crawford made a 3-pointer to give the Clippers a 100-99 lead with 1:30 left after the seven-point possession.
Ibaka said there was no intent to foul and didn't think he would be ejected or suspended.
"There wasn't any intent," Ibaka said. "I was just trying to get good position and he had his hands on me and I was just trying to get in position to get the rebound. I was not really trying to hurt him like that. We were fighting in the paint to get good position for the rebound. It was all about positioning."
Griffin and Ibaka were exchanging blows throughout the game, but Griffin said he didn't do anything to provoke Ibaka to hit him below the belt.
"Did I hit him first in the [groin]? No," Griffin said. "It's basketball. Sometimes you take it a little too far, but I wasn't provoking him or anything like that."
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Welcome to Ganderwood Kennels where we breed English Labrador Retrievers and provide Dog Training and Boarding. Our English Labrador Retriever puppies are trained to be the perfect take everywhere family companion. Puppies are taught over 30 commands and have passed the AKC Canine Good Citizenship test prior to coming home with you. New families receive two hours of training upon puppy pick up. Puppies are welcome for a free week back at Ganderwood for brush up training, if ever needed. Ganderwood will also spend an additional two hours with new families to assist with handling if desired. We are available to answer questions for the life of the dog. Our puppies come from generations of AKC champion and obedience competitors with pedigrees where every ancestor is health tested for OFA hips, elbows, eye clearances, cleared for PRA (old age blindness), and EIC (exercise induced collapse). Puppies are placed with a 26 month hip and eye guarantee. We have specialized in training, showing, obedience competitions, and breeding dogs for over 10 years.
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Evening brunch
Sample a buffet of Mediterranean dishes, including paella, tapas and tortillas. Dhs159 (soft drinks), Dhs189 (house beverages)
Timings: 6.30pm-10.30pm
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- Location: Amwaj Rotana, Dubai Marina, Dubai
- Tel: 04 428 2000
- Travel: The Walk, Jumeirah Beach Residence
- Metro: Dubai Marina Metro Station
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- Cuisine: International
- Dresscode: Smart Casual
- Experiences: Alcohol available, All you can eat deal, Brunch served, Family friendly, Outdoor seating, Wi-fi
- Times: Open daily 6:30am-10.30pm
- Credit Cards Accepted: Yes
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Posted by: Ayesha Imran on 04 Oct ' 13 at 06:13
- Best for: Family friendly
- Would you go back to this restaurant? Yes
The Ambience was light, airy and open with lots of sunshine. Food was good from soups to pastas to steak, Kids were also entertained by having a cookie making activity with the staff. All in all good time for family brunch
Posted by: gooseberry on 09 Jul ' 12 at 14:13
- Would you go back to this restaurant? Yes
Limited range of food (we went on Friday evening for the South American themed offering) which isn't a bad thing in terms of mixing cuisines on your plate and wastage!
Drinks service was slow - we finally got some wine in a bucket and in the absence of suitable glasses on the table, commandeered a bottle and served it in our water glasses.
The staff were charming and very helpful, but there simply weren't enough for the number of diners in Horizon this particular Friday, although it was far from full.
I started with a pear, blue cheese and rocket salad. Not very South American I'm sure, but really tasty and fresh. I had nachos on the side, which were soggy and I had to pretty much wrestle the poor chap next to me to get the ones with some re-fried beans on them. Next up: the bean soup, which was the highlight of the evening for me food wise. Comprising mostly butter beans, it was rich and filling and accompanied by a small but good selection of bread. My friend had the chicken and lime soup which was rated highly.
Mains comprised a wide range of "chops" of meat and some chicken wings / legs - none of which are to my taste and were laid out like a school canteen - so I didn't go for any of them. There was a chilli in a huge pot which looked really un-appetising and I'm told had no kick to it at all. I couldn't find the paella - and so to dessert I went.
The usual Dubai pudding fare here - I had the mango mousse cake and the passion-fruit mousse cake both of which were good, if slightly synthetic, the churros (tasteless) and a date and walnut tart which was way too heavy to eat all of it.
You usually know what to expect from a Rotana, but Horizon at the Amwaj has some way to go before it lives up to its sister buffet restaurants: Channels at the Media Rotana or Pergolas at the Al Murooj. When it gets there it will be a good value night out.
Posted by: ahmed romaithi on 19 Apr ' 12 at 14:44
- Best for: Brunch served
- Would you go back to this restaurant? Yes
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With Abu Dhabi government announcing that soon all its employees must live in the emirate �Deputy Photo Editor Mark Asquith documented his daily commute home from Abu Dhabi to Dubai.
For thousands of people every day, working in the capital and living in Dubai means one thing: the daily commute.
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But passengers bring with them their own dilemma: social interaction. How long must a conversation last? Is there anything new to even say? Is it impolite for passengers to sleep through the journey? Can we complain about the music?
The average commuter will clock up around 500 hours annually moving back and forth from Abu Dhabi and Dubai � a total of more than 20 days � so the road should be as familiar as the back of the driver�s hand.
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Venezuela to assemble and export exclusive Chery cars to Mercosur
The Ministry of Industries remarked that Venezuela aims at assembling 11,000 cars during its first production year
The information was disclosed by Minister of Industries Ricardo Menéndez, who stressed that the two countries have already entered the agreement where China will no longer assemble the two car models (to be determined soon) so that Venezuela can boost both its economy and exporting capacity.
The minister remarked that Venezuela aims at assembling 11,000 vehicles during its first production year.
Venezuela will address similar proposals in the next Venezuelan-Chinese meeting on cooperation, whose date and place have not been defined yet. The meeting will aim at extending the agreement to other joint ventures with assembly plants in Venezuela and obtaining exclusivity to assemble products for exportation.
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Pablo Jiménez Guaricuco was summarily dismissed from his Clerk III job at the Autonomous Service of Public Registries and Notaries' Offices (Saren). He read a notice published in a newspaper on November 5 informing the public that he was no longer employed to the Saren. He was sacked despite the fact that he was taking a leave of absence from work due to a work-related accident, and that he enjoyed security of employment under the parental job-immunity privilege. Most probably, the decision was influenced by his role as a union organizer. But what did he do, besides leading protests, to deserve the sack? Well, he allegedly sent off a series of tweets that definitely hurt the sensitivity of the Saren Directorate.
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Today is my brother's 60th birthday. Hahahahaha....
Well, anyway, I sent him a text and he texted back he bought himself a birthday gift. He bought a "1920 Commerical Luger. All numbers matching and two matching numbered wooden bottomed mags with holster". He paid $1,200. Did he overpay or is that what something like that would go for ?
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Could be a little high, but so much depends on condition. Have seen some nice 1920s go for $850-$950, but with one unnumbered mag, no holster.
BTW, many of those were not 9mm, but .30 Luger (7.65mm). Looks like this-
What we have here is... failure- to communicate.
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Made this for dinner tonight in my new deep fryer. Prawns turned out just perfect. The mango mayo could use a bit more flavor zing....maybe some coriander and more lime and chilli, maybe a mango salsa on the side too. Still..... yummy. I'd make it again
Made this recipe days ahead and put it in the freezer raw. When defrosted and cooked they came out as good as when I had prepared them and cooked them straight away. A recipe to impress guests with your cooking skills.
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It is super easy but you do need to make sure your oil is very hot before cooking your prawns. They literally only take seconds to cook. I took them out as soon as they were a light golden brown colour. The prawns are lovely and moist and the crust is crisp and crunchy. I found that I needed to double the coconut cream and egg mixture to coat the prawns. The mango mayonnaise is delicious but half the quantity is more than adequate for the amount of prawns. It is fairly sweet so those that prefer a less sweet mayo should adjust the chilli and/or lime juice. I served the prawns with a mango salsa and a green salad. Salsa recipe: 2 diced mangoes, a diced chilli (the long ones and take out the seeds), 1/4 cup of chopped coriander, 1 tablespoon of zested lime rind and a squeeze of lime juice. When I make this dish again I will serve it with the mango salsa on its own. Just a personal preference. A very easy entertaining dish if you make everything in advance and just cook the prawns when ready to eat. The mango salsa is best made at the last minute so that the mango stays firm but you can have the rest of the ingredients prepared ready to add to the mango.
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Made this as the entree for valentines day, so so yummy! It's also good as a make ahead dish, just make the mayo and coat the prawns and leave in the fridge sandwiched between baking paper and covered with cling wrap. Then you can get on with the other courses and just deep fry when needed. Lovely lovely mayo too! Good thing there's lots left over!
My 9 year old son cooked this for dinner recently. We didn't have panko breadcrumbs but he used ordinary dried ones. The outcome was delicious and he was super proud of himself. The mango mayo is really good. Can't wait to see and taste what he is going to cook next.
Fantastic, so easy, made it curry coconut prawns by putting 1tbs of curry powder in with the flour. Made it delicious!
Very easy to make, especially if you prepare each item beforehand. Super tasty and the mango mayo definitely makes it.
this was excellent very easy and tasted great
couldnt get a hold of nice mango so i put a bit of avocado in the mayo - the prawns were delishy!
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New Orleans quarterback Drew Brees and the 5-0 Saints lead the NFL in time of possession at (34:37) this season.FOXBOROUGH, Mass. It loomed as a milestone matchup.
Tom Brady would have a chance to tie Drew Brees NFL record of 54 consecutive regular-season games with a touchdown pass. Both teams would go into it without a loss.
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That scenario disappeared when New England lost to Cincinnati 13-6. But the game between the Patriots and New Orleans Saints on Sunday still brings together two of the best.
You talk about one of the most functional organizations that truly know how to win and have a winning formula, you would say the New England Patriots, Brees said. Id like to think that were that type of organization, as well.
Brady matched Brees in the weekly game of praising an opponent.
Theyre one of the best football teams in the league, so its going to be a good challenge for us, he said.
But there have been slipups.
Brady is having one of his worst seasons. And both teams have struggled to score touchdowns in the red zone.
Still, the collective record for these two franchises in 2013 is 9-1.
The Saints were 7-9 last season while coach Sean Payton served a suspension for what the NFL said was his failure to heed a league directive to stop a bounty program administered by former defensive coordinator Gregg Williams. Paytons return has sparked New Orleans (5-0), particularly on offense where it is ranked fourth in the NFL.
Sean does a real good job of keeping the defense off-balance, Patriots coach Bill Belichick said. They really attack pretty much every inch of the field. They run toss plays and screens. They like to get the ball outside. They have a good inside running game. They throw the ball.
Shockingly, throwing the ball has been a problem for Brady and the Patriots (4-1). They didnt re-sign their top two wide receivers from last year, Wes Welker and Brandon Lloyd. Aaron Hernandez is in jail facing murder charges, and fellow tight end Rob Gronkowski missed the first five games after forearm and back surgeries. He appeared closer to returning Sunday.
New Englands running game also has been inconsistent with injuries to Stevan Ridley and Shane Vereen.
Its hard for me to comment on someone elses struggles, Payton said of the Patriots, who led the NFL in yards and points last year. Certainly, its been a team thats been very explosive.
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TOP TIGHT ENDS: The Saints and Patriots have probably the NFLs best tight ends. But only one has played this season.
Jimmy Graham was tied for second with 37 catches after making 10 in New Orleans 26-18 win over the Chicago Bears last Sunday.
Jimmy Graham is as good as anybody weve seen all year or will see in the passing game, Belichick said. He is fast and quick and is a hard guy to match up to no matter who you put on him.
So is Gronkowski, and Saints rookie safety Kenny Vaccaro was eager to face him.
Hes one of the best tight ends in the league, and thats one of my favorite things to do, he said, to just match up and play against the best.
LONG DRIVES: The Saints lead the league in time of possession at 34:37. So New England needs some long drives to keep the ball away from Brees.
I think well try to put together any drive at this point to score points. Long, short, it doesnt matter. Weve got to score touchdowns, Brady said. Weve got to try and score quickly, methodically, whatever it takes, because they have a good offense.
The Patriots had one drive of more than 35 yards against the Bengals.
HOLD THAT LINE: Getting into the end zone against these two teams is tough. The Patriots have allowed 14 points per game, second fewest in the NFL, while the Saints have given up an average of 14.6, fourth fewest. New England limited Cincinnati to 13 points without defensive tackle Vince Wilfork, sidelined for the season. New Orleans has won its last three games while safety Roman Harper has been out with a knee injury.
It gives us a little more swagger that the defense is out there turning the ball over, making big hits, making big plays, Saints running back Pierre Thomas said.
RYAN RETURNS: Saints defensive coordinator Rob Ryan faces the team whose linebackers he coached from 2000-03. He brings in a vastly improved defense than the one that set an NFL record for yards allowed last year under Steve Spagnuolo. The Saints have allowed fewer than 20 points in each of their five games.
Hes got a passion for the game. I think that hes instilled some confidence in our guys, Payton said of Ryan. The other thing is hes a great staff member, very loyal and hardworking.
ON THE RECEIVING END: Patriots rookie wide receivers Kenbrell Thompkins and Aaron Dobson have improved but remain inconsistent. Julian Edelman has been a major contributor with 36 receptions and Danny Amendola had four catches against Cincinnati after missing three games with a groin injury.
Brees has plenty of productive players to throw to besides Graham. Running backs Thomas and Darren Sproles have combined for 54 catches and Marques Colston has 23. Brees is just commanding everybody and making all the plays, Patriots defensive end Rob Ninkovich said.
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Vote Smart's Synopsis:
Vote to pass a bill that prohibits the enforcement of federal firearm regulations.
- Prohibits any employee of the state from assisting or cooperating in the enforcement of federal regulations related to a firearm, "firearm accessory," or firearm ammunition that does not exist in state law, except for contractual agreements that pertain to border security (Sec. 1).
- Defines "firearm accessory" as an item that is used in conjunction with a firearm, including a detachable firearm magazine (Sec. 1).
- Prohibits a political subdivision of the state from receiving state grant funding if the subdivision adopts a policy that requires federal enforcement of firearm regulations (Sec. 1).
- Authorizes a citizen to file a complaint with the state attorney general if he or she alleges that a political subdivision has adopted a policy that requires the enforcement of a federal firearm regulation (Sec. 1).
- Authorizes the state attorney general to file a petition for a writ of mandamus or apply for other appropriate equitable relief for the purpose of requiring the political subdivision to stop enforcing federal gun regulations that do not exist under state law (Sec. 1).
- Rep. Charles Anderson voted "Yea" after roll call.
- Rep. Greg Bonnen voted "Yea" after roll call.
- Rep. Nicole Collier voted "Nay" after roll call.
- Rep. Abel Herrero voted "Nay" after roll call.
- Rep. Eddie Lucio III is not on our vote breakdown because his vote did not accurately reflect his intentions; he initially voted "Nay" but changed his vote to "Yea" after roll call.
- Rep. Trey Martinez Fischer voted "Nay" after roll call.
- Rep. Poncho Nevarez voted "Nay" after roll call.
- Rep. Justin Rodriguez voted "Nay" after roll call.
Legislation - Introduced (House) - Feb. 4, 2013
Title: Prohibits State Funds from Being Used for the Enforcement of Federal Firearm Regulations
- Craig Estes (TX - R)
- Allen Fletcher (TX - R)
- Matt Krause (TX - R)
- George Edward Lavender (TX - R)
- Scott Sanford (TX - R)
- Kenneth Sheets (TX - R)
- Charles 'Doc' Anderson (TX - R)
- Greg Bonnen (TX - R)
- Dennis H. Bonnen (TX - R)
- Donna Sue Campbell (TX - R)
- Giovanni Capriglione (TX - R)
- Pat Fallon (TX - R)
- Dan Flynn (TX - R)
- James Frank (TX - R)
- Bryan Hughes (TX - R)
- Susan Lewis King (TX - R)
- Jodie Anne Laubenberg (TX - R)
- Jeff Leach (TX - R)
- Rick Miller (TX - R)
- Christopher '"Chris"' Paddie (TX - R)
- Matt Schaefer (TX - R)
- Ralph Sheffield (TX - R)
- Ron Simmons (TX - R)
- Drew Springer (TX - R)
- Jonathan Stickland (TX - R)
- Ed Thompson (TX - R)


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