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Anti-gay petitions ahead of the contest suggested eastern countries would give winner Conchita Wurst nul points. But while their juries' votes reflected this, public votes were encouragingly pro-Wurst.
The mass death penalties and the wider crackdown on the opposition cannot be tolerated.
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The British Muslim academic Mona Siddiqui writes about the "Arabisation" of Islam and changing attitudes to Muslims in the west.
If the Israeli government was at all committed to a two-state solution, it would have welcomed the agreement between the PLO and Hamas.
A new report from the London School of Economics lays out the case against the counter-productive decades-long attack on recreational drugs.
As a British citizen, I am ashamed that my government is willing to cosy up to standard-bearers of religious fascism – as long, it seems, as they aren't Muslim.
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The shadow foreign secretary reports from a four-day trip to the States.
The tragedy of the two hundred girls kidnapped in Nigeria won't be as high-profile a story as individual western kidnap victims – and the Nigerian authorities aren't helping.
On 16 May we'll know the results of the world's biggest-ever elections – with 814m Indians voting over six weeks. What's at stake?
Most Belarusians have a somewhat weaker sense of identity than Ukrainians but they feel Belarusian rather than Russian.
While 2.6 million Syrians have fled the country, few have so far come to Britain. Yet the current anti-immigration climate ignores the desperate circumstances of those forced here.
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text: Department of Marketing and Retail Management http://hdl.handle.net/10500/2797 2014-11-28T11:23:43Z 2014-11-28T11:23:43Z Small Business Owners' Perceptions of Moral Behaviour and Employee Theft in the Small Business Sector of Nigeria Cant, MC Wiid, Johannes A Kallier, Safura M http://hdl.handle.net/10500/14454 2014-11-25T08:29:14Z 2013-01-01T00:00:00Z Small Business Owners' Perceptions of Moral Behaviour and Employee Theft in the Small Business Sector of Nigeria Cant, MC; Wiid, Johannes A; Kallier, Safura M African countries are prone to major ethical problems which have led to poor economic growth; this can be seen in the Nigerian business environment and economy. Small business enterprises (SME's) are essential for the growth of the economy in any country. One of the biggest threats to any SME is employee theft which results in up to 30 per cent of small business failures. This research study aims to determine the moral behaviour in the business sector, as well as the phenomenon of employee theft among small business in Nigeria. Quantitative research was used to conduct the study and the data collection method used was a survey questionnaire. The study revealed that there are various individual issues that make up a person's moral behaviour. It also revealed that the concern for theft in the workplace and the impact that theft has on the business does not influence moral behaviour. 2013-01-01T00:00:00Z Establishing The Challenges Affecting th African SMEs Cant, MC Wiid, Johannes A http://hdl.handle.net/10500/13739 2014-08-02T22:00:52Z 2013-06-01T00:00:00Z Establishing The Challenges Affecting th African SMEs Cant, MC; Wiid, Johannes A Cant and Ligthelm (2003) estimate that 70-80 percent of SMEs fail. A number of elements and challenges have been identified as contributing factors to the high failure rate of SMEs in South Africa. The research investigates the extent to which the identified variables affect South African SMEs. The objective of this paper is to determine to what extent SMEs experience selected challenges or issues that negatively influence the success of the business. Challenges and issues include exogenous macro environmental variables and endogenous environmental variables, namely marketing. A questionnaire was constructed and judgement sampling was used to gather the responses of 81 SMEs. The research identified inflation and interest rates, crime and unemployment, low demand for products, the wrong pricing strategies implemented and the location of the business to be the major problems experienced by SMEs. The challenge now is to improve the skills and capabilities of SMEs to ensure their success as they play a vital role in the South African economy. 2013-06-01T00:00:00Z Uncovering Antecedents of Client Retention in the South African Advertising Industry Jansen van Rensburg, Mari http://hdl.handle.net/10500/6986 2014-04-23T17:34:43Z 2012-10-26T00:00:00Z Uncovering Antecedents of Client Retention in the South African Advertising Industry Jansen van Rensburg, Mari Inaugural lecture of Prof Mari Jansen van Rensburg titled: Uncovering Antecedents of Client Retention in the South African Advertising Industry, delivered on 17 July 2012 2012-10-26T00:00:00Z Challenges faced by universities in mass education: What type of technology will suffice for the ODL student? Cant, Michael, C. Bothma, Cornelius, H. http://hdl.handle.net/10500/6537 2014-04-23T18:04:51Z 2011-01-01T00:00:00Z Challenges faced by universities in mass education: What type of technology will suffice for the ODL student? Cant, Michael, C.; Bothma, Cornelius, H. The University of South Africa (Unisa) is one of the world"s largest "mega universities" with a population of more than 250,000 students. The Department of Marketing and Retail Management (DMRM) is one of six academic departments within the School of Management Sciences, which in turn is one of three Schools within the College of Economic and Management Sciences, the largest College within Unisa. The challenge of the Chair of Department of the DMRM is to plan and manage the DMRM in such a way as to ensure that the department continues to deliver relevant marketing education to students, while still meeting the broader University objectives. This planning and management task needs to take into consideration the challenges facing the DMRM in the delivery of marketing education. One such challenge is to decide on what technology to use to deliver and support learning amongst the DMRM"s students. The process of choosing one or more technologies to adopt as a preferred learning technology within the DMRM can either be done by drawing on the current thinking on this topic in the academic literature, by speaking with peers and other educational and technology experts, by asking the lecturers involved in the every-day delivery of this education, or by surveying students themselves. This study focuses on the lecturers" perspectives. The Unisa lecturer, after all, is the key driver behind the delivery of education within the DMRM and will be instrumental in the successful adoption of any technology decided on. Their views were obtained using the Delphi methodology and analysed using a Chi-square analysis. The findings suggest that a learning management system is considered by lecturers as the preferred technology to use. 2011-01-01T00:00:00Z

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Currently the Penn State basketball program plays its home games at the Bryce Jordan Center, an on-campus facility that seats more than 15,000 fans and is named in honor of the man who helped shepherd the school into the Big Ten Conference.
But many of the Nittany Lions' best moments as a basketball program came when the team called Rec Hall home. On Wednesday the school announced that Penn State would return to Rec Hall for one game this season, as they'll host Princeton on Saturday, December 14.
The Nittany Lions haven't played a game at Rec Hall since 1996, with their final game being a 79-50 win over Wisconsin on January 7, 1996.
"This is a very exciting day for our program, alumni and fans of Penn State basketball," Penn State head coach Patrick Chambers said in the release announcing the news. "I watched Penn State basketball in Rec Hall when I was younger, and it was electric. When I think of Rec Hall I think of passion, energy and tradition. We listened to our alums and fans and we wanted to bring that Rec Hall experience back.
"I'm very grateful to [athletic director] Dr. [David] Joyner, the administration and my fellow coaches who currently occupy Rec Hall who have been incredibly cooperative in making this game a reality."
Currently used by the school's volleyball (men's and women's) and gymnastics programs, Rec Hall will be configured to seat some 6,300 fans for the game with 2,100 of the tickets being set aside for students.
This marks the second consecutive season that a Big Ten team has played a game in its old gym, as Michigan State played an exhibition against Tuskegee last season to commemorate the anniversary of the 1963 "Game of Change" played between Loyola (Chicago) and Mississippi State at Jenison Field House.
Penn State won nearly 74% of its games at Rec Hall, posting a record of 514-183. And while there's something to be said for the Nittany Lions' struggles (from a talent standpoint) for much of their time in Bryce Jordan Center, many will say that the atmosphere had as much of an impact on opposing teams as the talent did.
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Hundreds of Democratic Youth Federation of India (DYFI) activists laid siege to employment exchanges and other government offices across the State on Monday to protest against the government move to raise the retirement age of State government employees.
The activists raised slogans accusing the United Democratic Front (UDF) government of denying jobs to thousands of unemployed youth in the State and warning it of grave consequences if it went ahead with the move to peg the age of superannuation higher.
In Thiruvananthapuram, the DYFI activists marched to the Secretariat and held a sit-in. The march was inaugurated by DYFI State secretariat member I.B. Satheesh. At Kattakkada in the district, DYFI central committee member K.S. Sunil Kumar inaugurated the march to the local employment exchange.
In Ernakulam, DYFI State unit secretary T.V. Rajesh, MLA, inaugurated the march to the Kanayannur taluk office. State unit joint secretary S. Sathyapalan inaugurated a march to the Payyannur employment exchange in Kannur. In Thrissur, the march was inaugurated by secretariat member T.K. Vasu, in Pathanamthitta by State unit vice-president N. Sajikumar, and in Malappuram by secretariat member V.P. Rajeena.
In a statement here, DYFI State unit president M.B. Rajesh, MP, and Mr. Rajesh called upon the government to give up the move to increase the retirement age and warned it of strong agitation if it did not do so.
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Exercise can't stop the aging process, but experts at Baylor College of Medicine say that for the elderly, whether it's weight training, walking, swimming or biking, 30 minutes of exercise three to five times a week is a good prescription for aging. "It's never too late to start exercising," said Dr. Robert Roush, an associate … Continue reading
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Try these tips for a healthier, safer Halloween
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Skip sugar to help keep skin wrinkle-free
Don't let all the Halloween candy make your skin look spooky. Dr. Rajani Katta, professor of dermatology at Baylor College of Medicine, says certain foods— not just sweets— can cause "sugar sag," where skin loosens and wrinkles. "The idea behind preventing sugar sag is 'better skin from the inside out,'" said Katta. "What you eat … Continue reading
Diabetics shouldn't spook at Halloween
Halloween shouldn't be scary for children with diabetes. It's important for kids to participate in fun activities like they did before being diagnosed. Experts at Baylor College of Medicine encourage parents to plan ahead and know what activities they'll be attending. Whether it's a festival, haunted house or trick-or-treating, you need to be prepared. "With … Continue reading
Five tips for living with diabetes
While diabetes is a chronic, progressive disease, it is also very treatable, which means you can integrate your diabetes care into your regular life style and make it work for you. It is important to keep in mind three components: diet, exercise, and diabetes medications. I get many questions about diabetes management and patients often … Continue reading
Students promote wellness, healthy living with 5K race
Looking for a way to enjoy the fabulous fall weather and get active? Join us for the third annual Baylor College of Medicine Wellness 5kRace/Walk and Kids' 1k Fun Run Saturday, Oct. 11. The race, which has been organized by students since its inception, is an opportunity for students and members of the community to … Continue reading
Improve your tailgate: Healthier buffalo chicken dip recipe
Is tailgating part of your football ritual? Baylor College of Medicine and Texas Children's Hospital Registered Dietitian Kristi King says its easy to indulge in tasty tailgating treats. She says healthy substitutions for tailgating classic recipes are an easy way to enjoy food without packing on extra calories. Try her take on a healthier buffalo … Continue reading
Keeping mind active improves aging memory
Feeling forgetful? Don't automatically blame your "aging brain." Our expert at Baylor College of Medicine's Huffington Center on Aging, says memory loss has relatively little to do with growing old. "There is the assumption that memory fails when we get older when in fact, memory stays stable into old age," said Dr. Anita Woods, a geriatrician at … Continue reading
Recipe: Chicken enchiladas spice up dinner
Looking for an easy week-night dish? This low fat chicken enchilada recipe, courtesy of Baylor College of Medicine's Sugar, Heart and Life program, is a great way to use leftover chicken and create a delicious dish. Sugar, Heart and Life is an interactive web experience for patients with diabetes and their families. The recipe below … Continue reading
Breakfast key for student focus
Children who eat a nutritious breakfast in the morning have an easier time focusing on their schoolwork since they are not distracted by hunger, according to Dr. Teresia O'Connor, assistant professor of pediatrics at the USDA/ARS Children's Nutrition Research Center at Baylor College of Medicine and pediatrician at Texas Children's Hospital. In addition, skipping breakfast … Continue reading
Banana mousse recipe packs flavor in a small batch
Ever make a recipe that left your kitchen overflowing with goodies when you were just trying to make a small sweet treat? Look no further than this banana mousse recipe from Baylor College of Medicine's Sugar, Heart and Life program. Sugar, Heart and Life is an interactive web experience for patients with diabetes and their families. It features … Continue reading
In case you missed it: Ice buckets, orangutan treatment and more
Before you head off into the holiday weekend, check out the latest news happening at Baylor College of Medicine. A special patient Our doctors recently had the opportunity to lend a hand to our neighbor, the Houston Zoo. After 42-year old Cheyenne, the resident adoptive orangutan mom fell ill, our doctors were called in to consult … Continue reading
Culinary program to benefit San Antonio children
An innovative program aimed at reducing childhood obesity and improving access to healthy foods for patients and the community at large is being launched in San Antonio by Baylor's newest affiliate, the Children's Hospital of San Antonio. The culinary health and education program will provide a comprehensive approach to childhood health and nutrition and will … Continue reading
Natural way to help premature infants grow
Baylor researchers have found a natural way to supplement premature infants diets. Instead of using oils or infant formula, they found that a cream supplement, a byproduct of pasteurizing donor breast milk, can help these babies grow. Dr. Amy Hair, assistant professor of pediatrics at Baylor College of Medicine, neonatologist at Texas Children's Hospital and … Continue reading
Look to the garden for your next snack
The fresh taste of summer isn't limited to fruit. Enjoy fresh produce with this salsa recipe from Baylor College of Medicine's Sugar, Heart and Life program. The recipe is full of flavor at only 42 calories per serving. Sugar, Heart and Life is an interactive web experience for patients with diabetes and their families. It features … Continue reading
After-school snacks to satisfy, not spoil dinner
Feeding your children an after-school snack that is nutritious, filling enough to keep them going the rest of the afternoon and light enough to keep them from ruining their dinner can be a daunting task. Dr. Teresia O'Connor, assistant professor of pediatrics at Baylor College of Medicine and pediatrician at Texas Children's Hospital, says that … Continue reading
Keep your sweet treats, cut the calories
Little tweaks can go a long way when it comes to improving a recipe. The same thing goes for making a recipe healthier. The following tips, courtesy Baylor College of Medicine's Sugar, Heart and life program, can keep your baked goods delicious while reducing your fat and calorie intake. Sugar, Heart and Life is an interactive web … Continue reading
Quality of meals shouldn't change during summer
Don't close the door on healthy eating habits during the summer, says a Baylor College of Medicine pediatrician. "Certainly it is just as important to eat healthy over the summer as it is any other time of the year," said Dr. Teresia O'Connor, assistant professor of pediatrics – nutrition at Baylor. Tips for healthy summer … Continue reading
5 simple tips to protect against swimmer's ear
When you get ready to hit the pool to get in a few last cannonballs this summer, be sure to protect yourself against swimmer's ear. Swimmer's ear is an inflammation of the outer ear often caused by a buildup of moisture after swimming or showering. It could cause swelling, redness, itching, muffled hearing or discharge … Continue reading
Recipe: No guilt in these oatmeal cookies
Looking for a recipe to satisfy your sweet tooth without packing on at your waistline? Look no further than this recipe, from Baylor College of Medicine's Sugar, Heart and Life program that are a treat without indulging, at only 35 calories per cookie. Sugar, Heart and Life is an interactive web experience for patients with diabetes and their … Continue reading
Summer round up: Our experts' best advice
Whether your Independence Day plans include a trip to the lake, a backyard barbecue or just relaxing at home, experts at Baylor College of Medicine have tips to ensure your long weekend is safe, healthy and fun. Eating outdoors Plans for dining al fresco? Our expert has tips to avoid food-borne illnesses and serving foods … Continue reading
Ten tips to avoid sinus infections
Don't let your sinuses sideline you this summer. Dr. Mas Takashima, associate professor at Baylor College of Medicine, offers the following ten tips to help prevent a sinus infection. Frequently wash your hands. Keep the nose moist with nasal saline sprays (the cilia inside the nose work more effectively in a moist environment). Keep your … Continue reading
Recipe: Sweet, savory meet in grilled entree
Craving a dish that incorporates summer fruits, vegetables and flavors on the grill? Grab your family and make this grilled shrimp with pasta and pineapple salsa dish for dinner. The recipe, courtesy Baylor College of Medicine's Sugar, Heart and life program, makes 12 servings and packs light summer flavor with the sear of the grill at … Continue reading
Stay on course: Expert advice for avoiding, treating golf injuries
It doesn't matter if you are a professional or casual enthusiast; golfers are prone to wrist injuries. Dr. Thomas Hunt of Baylor College of Medicine, an expert in this area, answers frequent questions about these common golf injuries, why they occur and how we can best avoid them. Q: Is there a specific type of … Continue reading
In season: Spotlighting fresh summer fruits and veggies
Summer may bring hot and humid temperatures, but it also brings colorful, delicious fruits and veggies that are fresh for the season. It's easy to fall back on buying the same produce over and over, so don't forget about the produce that will be especially tasty in the summer. Fresh summer fruits include: Plums Apricots … Continue reading
Recipe: Bring this broccoli salad to your next picnic
Already making plans for Memorial Day weekend? Why not incorporate a new, health-conscious dish to the menu? This crunch broccoli salad, courtesy Baylor College of Medicine's Sugar, Heart and life program, makes eight servings and is packed with your favorite picnic flavors at only 178 calories. Sugar, Heart and Life is an interactive web experience … Continue reading
Not your ordinary Cinco de Mayo feast
Celebrating Cinco de Mayo with a feast of Tex-Mex food and margaritas is a Texas tradition, but all that queso and sugary alcohol is heavy in fat and calories. For a healthier celebration, registered Baylor College of Medicine dietician Roberta Anding has some tips for a colorful and flavorful nacho recipe remix. "Black or pinto … Continue reading
Recipe: Your new go-to muffin
Wake up with a sweet tooth? Step away from the cheese danish and pastry. Move past that sugar-laden cereal and head into the kitchen to make your own health-conscious oat bran muffins. This muffin recipe, courtesy Baylor College of Medicine's Sugar, Heart and Life program, packs plenty of fiber and iron at only 113 calories a muffin. … Continue reading
Recipe: Heart healthy stuffed peppers
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Hunt down tasty alternatives to unhealthy Easter treats
With parents in control of Easter baskets, your Sunday Easter egg hunt doesn't have to result in a pile of sugar for the kids. "Portion control is a key component to the Easter candy dilemma," said Roberta Anding, a registered dietitian with Baylor College of Medicine and Texas Children's Hospital. "Consider the following; instead of … Continue reading
Dress up your greens with this fat-free dressing
Grabbing a salad can be a great way to incorporate fruits and vegetables into your diet. But reaching for a calorie-laden dressing can sabotage the best nutrition intentions. This fat-free salad dressing recipe, from Baylor College of Medicine's Sugar, Heart and Life program is only 23 calories a serving and still dresses up your bowl of veggies. Sugar, … Continue reading
What's a serving size?
Sure you know what the five food groups are, but how well do you know the recommended serving sizes of a particular food? While you may not always carry a scale or tablespoon around to each meal, the USDA/ARS Children's Nutrition Research Center at Baylor College of Medicine has a cheat sheet of everyday comparisons … Continue reading
Celebrate Pi Day with a new twist on pizza pie
Every year on the 14th day of the 3rd month, the internet gets together to celebrate Pi Day – you know, 3.14? This year we're celebrating Pi Day with a healthy and tasty cauliflower-crust pizza pie. Replacing the traditional pizza dough with a crust made of grated cauliflower seems like an experiment from a competition … Continue reading
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Before you reach for your favorite rodeo fare, consider the impact on your waistline. The Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo is known for cowboys, concerts and calorie-laden dishes. Our experts break down the calories and fat content, as well as the amount of exercise you'd need to burn off the calories from these delicacies. Roberta … Continue reading
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Looking to break up your morning routine or a different kind of afternoon treat? Try this smoothie recipe filled with ingredients to give you a lift (and that are good for you). This recipe comes from the Texas Children's Hospital Adolescent Bariatric Cooking Class that Baylor College of Medicine students help host. The nutrition class … Continue reading
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Recipe: Fish tacos and mango salsa
Your favorite taco recipes don't have to be loaded with calories. This recipe, from Baylor College of Medicine's Sugar, Heart and Life program is packed with flavor and delivers it in only 170 calories per serving. Sugar, Heart and Life is an interactive web experience for patients with diabetes and their families. It features a guide to … Continue reading
Recipe: A mashed potato alternative
Love the rich, creaminess of mashed potatoes but want to avoid the calories? Skip the potatoes and reach for cauliflower. Our recipe lets you pass on the carbs and enjoy a healthy vegetable side. This recipe for cauliflower mashed "potatoes" comes courtesy of a nutrition class hosted by Baylor College of Medicine students for a … Continue reading
Recipe: DIY popcorn spice
A fan favorite of moviegoers, popcorn may best be known as a buttery and salty snack. But the CHEF course at Baylor College of Medicine has a spiced take on this savory treat. These recipes are not only healthier alternatives to the buttery classic, they are also packed with flavor. Whether an after-school snack or … Continue reading
Making the most of your doctor's visit
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Get grilling: Grilled chicken with green chile sauce recipe
Eating healthier doesn't mean you have to sacrifice great flavor. As the temperatures continue to get warmer in Houston, our thoughts turn to the grill. This recipe, from Baylor College of Medicine's Sugar, Heart and Life program is packed with flavor and delivers it in only 210 calories. Sugar, Heart and Life is an interactive web experience … Continue reading
Eat this: Super Bowl food swap
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Recipe: Apple crisp with a twist
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Control your weight, minimize cancer risk
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Ugly Betty Series Finale Review: "Hello Goodbye"at . Comments
We had our box of tissues ready for this very last installment of one our favorite shows - Ugly Betty. Like they say, all good things must come to an end, and yes, Betty is in fact history!
Overall, "Hello Goodbye" did wrap up each of our beloved characters lives in a nice pretty bow, but how bummed were you that there wasn't even a kiss between Daniel and Betty!? They literally waited until the last 40 seconds to show him go to London for her!
At least we can say we were right about that!
But, C'Mon! We wanted MORE! We wanted the dramatically romantic ending where Daniel sweeps Betty off of her feet professing his love to her in front of all her new British friends and giving her a kiss that gives hope to all the ugly Betties of the world that you can get the dream guy. That would have made the show.
Although, we do have to say it was much more of a realistic ending. Especially since Betty would/could not believe that Daniel had feelings for her. It was funny to see her look at Claire with such surprise. Hello Blondie! Get with the program, right?!
We know we should have probably expected it, but we were happily surprised by Connor's return. He really loves Wilhelmina and the spoilers were right - Wilhelmina did have the best ending. She got everything she always longed for - love and being the main editor of Mode. Hopefully, with all the happiness this ending brought her, she will be a nicer boss - we doubt it, but here's to hope!
The one person we feel badly for is Ignacio. The show ended with him all alone in his house. He tells his daughters that he wants them to be happy and to live their lives, but we know that he will be quite lonely. It had to be a difficult choice Hilda made about moving. On one end you don't want to leave your father that raised and let you take shelter at his home for so long, but on the other end, it was time for Hilda to start her own family with Justin and Bobby. When you are a parent, it must be the most difficult thing to let your children spread their wings and fly away. Hopefully, Ignacio will be okay!
Both Amanda and Marc ended finding the love that they always craved - Amanda being the love of a father and Marc allowing himself to actually romantically care for someone. These two really brought tears of happiness to our eyes!
What happened with Tyler? We know he was a rather new character to the show, but he still was Claire's son - who shot Wilhelmina! There was no resolution between him and Claire. We think that was another loose end the writers decided to leave out that needed to be resolved. What do you think?
All in all we will severely miss Ugly Betty. Perhaps one day they will make a special about Betty in London or something. We hate that after all these years of waiting to see Daniel and Betty get together - all we get is a conversation about dinner!
What did you think of the series finale? Did it live up to everything you hoped it to be? Were you happy with how Daniel and Betty semi got together? Leave your comments below!
Don't forget to follow the jump to read our favorite Ugly Betty quotes from last night's final episode!
Wilhelmina: I never thought I'd say this, but you have big balls Betty Suarez.
Betty: That is the nicest thing you said to me. | permalink
Wilhelmina: Go ahead and unclench everything. We are good. Well as good as we can be.
Claire: Really?
Wilhelmina: Yes really Claire. | permalink
Daniel: Me first Betty, I can't live without you. | permalink
Betty: Hey, if you want something to do, I am looking for a new assistant.
Daniel: Well, maybe I will submit my resume. | permalink
Wilhelmina: Well I guess you know me better than I know myself. Now flap those bat wings of yours and get out. | permalink
Amanda: We are a food free household, and you need to loose a little weight, so this is really a win - win. | permalink
Wilhelmina: I've spent my entire life fighting for a magazine when I should have been fighting for you. | permalink
Justin: B, how could you move to London, won't you miss all the kidnapping, shooting, and murder at Mode?
Betty: No, not really. | permalink
The movie is the nest step!!!! The Detty ending is what I've been looking forward since the beginning. The Movie would be perfect for that. Don't let us down. Betty and Daniel4ever
hmmm i been reading the comments and Matt come back mehhh i got over him for the show after he left so over him! Daniel and Betty kinda interesting, different but romantic i guess i mean it fits into her New persona i guess. but yeah i kinda wouldnt minda movie about the way they left things might be kinda cool..
I certainly hope there is a movie to tie up loose ends....Betty and Daniel...
I love the evolution of Betty. This show was so different from the other BS on tv and I hate to see to show go so soon. I think it was a hastey decision to cancel series; I mean if rating were low they should have made some changes to boost ratings not cancel when there are still so many fans!
I liked the ending, although I didn't get the Whilemina/Conner ending, I mean if she could get his sentence reduced why didn't she do it sooner? As for Daniel I thought it made sense that he went after Betty because of what he said about having everything handed to him including women who all fall in love with him, so why shouldn't he be the one chasing after Betty? Now he's the one who has to work for her affection and sweep her off her feet and she seemed open to giving the relationship a try. They leave it open ended from what he said at the end that he is going to stay in London to see what he can find.
Will i wanted them to kiss at least but i like they way it ended . now she knows how Daniel feels about her and i like how he's staying in London he can be close to her. I hope they do make a movie and we can see Daniel and Betty actually kiss.
One more thing - I don't think we need to feel sad for Ignacio because all parents have to let their children go some time and Betty and Hilda are definitely old enough to look after themselves. Plus Ignacio still has a girl friend, right? I just don't think we need to feel especially sad for him because I think he'll be okay, but speaking as someone who is close to her mom and in her first year of college (so I don't see my mom a lot) it's hard to be away from people that you love so much, but the nice thing is that it gets easier with time. Btw those last scenes with Betty at her new job - so cool, I thought, "Look at you Betty, you have arrived!"
I am so glad they had time to do a last show and we could see how everyone comes together. I love this last epsiode, I cried. I am going to miss watching this show !!!!!!!!!!!!! I hope there is a follow-up movie.
Well, i wanted them to kiss, but at least they left things in the air, with Daniel hanging around, maybe they will start a relationship. Too bad that we will not see.
Personally, I thought that the way they ended the show was just right. I'd had my suspicions about Daniel and Betty as well, but I think that it would have been a little too easy to have them get together all of a sudden, if they were going to do that then they would've needed to establish Daniel's feelings for Betty sooner. I agree with you Amber, people would've either loved that they got together or hated it because not everyone was rooting for them. I had sort of wanted Matt to come back only because that relationship felt sooo unfinished, but I don't think there'd be any point in them getting together yet again - that relationship is just too much work and Matt never seems to know exactly what he wants, nor does he stay anywhere long enough to find out. One of my favorite moments was between Marc and Betty because I just think they are so adorable in their scenes together. I think considering that they probably could've gotten at least one more season out of this show, they managed to wrap things up pretty well. As for another series for Betty in London - I love the old characters too much and they wouldn't be with Betty in London. A movie if anything would probably work better provided that they stick to the way the show currently is and Betty would have to be back in NYC for the summer or something (just my personal opinion), but honestly I don't think a "spinoff" (I put that in quotes because the show already centered around Betty) or a movie is necessary as much as I don't want it to be over.


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|Station statistics
|100 North Wells Street
Chicago, Illinois 60606
Purple Line weekday rush hours only
|Ogilvie Transportation Center
|Structure type
|2 Side platforms
|Bicycle facilities
|Other information
|July 17, 1995
|Owned by
|Chicago Transit Authority
|Passengers (2012)
|2,060,141 8.2%
Washington/Wells (also known as Washington and Wells) is a station on the Chicago Transit Authority's 'L' system, located in downtown Chicago, Illinois on the Chicago Loop elevated at 100 North Wells Street (directional coordinates 100 north, 200 west). It is the first newest station in the Loop, and opened on July 17, 1995. Washington/Wells is located a few blocks from several major attractions and business centers, such as Chicago City Hall, the Civic Opera House, and the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. The station is also three blocks east of Ogilvie Transportation Center, terminal for the Union Pacific North, Northwest, and West line Metra trains. The station is located between Washington and Madison on Wells Street in downtown Chicago.
The Washington/Wells station replaced two former Loop stations, Randolph/Wells to the north and Madison/Wells to the south.
Station layout[edit]
The station itself is actually situated between Washington and Madison Streets and is constructed of steel and concrete, with wooden platforms. A large, open mezzanine is accessible by stairs just south of Washington on either side of Wells, and the station is also accessible via elevators. Just past several turnstiles are stairwells leading to the platform level; the easternmost stairs go to the Inner Loop platform while the westernmost go to the Outer Loop platform. Both platforms are also serviced by elevators. It is possible to go from one platform to the other without leaving the paid area, making Washington/Wells a transfer station. The platforms are covered by a canopy from Washington to Madison; the platform continues over Madison. There are auxiliary exits on both ends of both platforms to the east sides of Washington and Madison. Both platforms can handle eight-car trains, the longest possible on the CTA system.
Washington/Wells serves the Brown Line (which travels counterclockwise on the Outer Loop track), and the Orange Line, Purple Line Express (weekday rush hours only), and Pink Line (which travel clockwise on the Inner Loop track).
Bus connections[edit]
- #37 Sedgwick
- #J14 Jeffery Jump
- #20 Madison (Owl Service)
- #56 Milwaukee
- #60 Blue Island/26th (Owl Service)
- #124 Navy Pier
- #157 Streeterville/Taylor
External links[edit]
Media related to Washington/Wells (CTA) at Wikimedia Commons
- Washington/Wells Station Page at Chicago-'L'.org
- Historic American Engineering Record (HAER) No. IL-1-F, "Union Elevated Railroad, Randolph-Wells Street Station"
- HAER No. IL-1-G, "Union Elevated Railroad, Madison-Wells Street Station"
- Brown Line Train schedules at CTA official site
- Orange Line Train schedules at CTA official site
- Purple Line Train schedules at CTA official site
- Pink Line Train schedules at CTA official site
- Washington Street entrance from Google Maps Street View
- Madison Street closed entrance from Google Maps Street View


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I am researching the Reavis family in Hickory county. I've discovered that two of my Great-Great Aunts were in the area. One of them was Allie(Reavis) Street, married to Samuel A. Street (b. 6/30/1872).
Allie's brother, William Reavis moved from Colorado, back to Missouri(Wheatland township) around 1929. Stayed a few years, then moved back to Colorado. When the family moved back to CO, my grandfather, Ray Reavis and his sister Cathryn Reavis stayed behind.
William and Allies father, Sylvanes(aka, Silvanes, Van) Reavis was mostly in Saline CountyMO, but seems to show up now and again in Hickory county.
I am wondering if the Street family history holds clues to some of this.
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Love these shades! Second pair, great look and good quality for the price. Will buy again for my next pair.
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I have been looking for a slouchy style beanie that's not too tight or heavy for a long time. This beanie fits the bill. I also got one for my husband, which he also loves. It is so light and soft, you barely notice it, yet warm enough to keep your head and ears warm.
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The hat looks alright but it is very small. Not intended for adults with large heads. I'm returning and will probably get a Patagonia trucker instead, since those are considerably larger.
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Just got my order. The hat is great, nice fit, lots of room in the back. Not completely slouchy, but I think as it softens it will flop a little bit more. I purchased both the black and Charc. Heather. One caveat, there is nothing even remotely Heathered about the Charc. hat. It's a nice grey, but don't expect the contrast seen in the photo.
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I'd love to give 2 thumbs up to Zappos! They are awesome! Although, this watch came without a battery and doesn't work they are shipping me a new one at no charge! I love this style and fits great! Definitely recommend Zappos for anything!
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I'm overall happy with this beanie purchase, but I have a small complaint. The rest of the reviews are like "my head is so big, and it fits perfect". I too have a big head, so much so that I usually can't find anything to fit it. (Let's not even mention the mass amount of hair I have). The beanie fits, but I have to occasionally put it back into proper position since it slips off my head here and there. It doesn't seem to have that good of a grip on my head and my hair. But it does fit my fat head and it's good quality material, just wished it wouldn't slip off every 30/40 minutes.
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These are some very stylish shades, but only look good on certain faces. You might want to make sure look good in these before you buy. They're cheap, durable, and come in a thousand different colors. These are pretty impressive by Neff, even if they don't have great longevity. Only this many bucks, I'll live.
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Cute. Especially for the price. These are fun, over-sized, PINK sunglasses. I'd like a bit more quality on the plastic but am very satisfied for the price.
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Great glasses for the price. I have a big head and they fit well which is hard to find when you are looking for a pair of glasses on the cheaper side. I highly recommend!
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Cheapest flimsyist back pack. It's tiny, and the material is thin and low quality. I returned the item the same day I received it. I wouldn't even spend a cent of this piece of crap. Total let down. I would highly recommend you DO NOT but this junk.
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This watch is crap. It did not work, but I really liked the look, so I returned the first one and ordered a second. The second did not work either.
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At first I thought that if I wore it unfolded, it would be the same as a Neff Daily beanie. It's not, the Fold beanie is longer when it's unfolded. But even if, I still like it, and it really is warm. Only thing I didn't like too much was how big it got when stretched out. Overall, really nice.
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Cool watch, but mine also did not have a battery! Yikes! Not something you should have to deal with right away for a new watch purchase. Comfortable and great colors!
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Right arm, paint began to chip off only after a month or less of wear. Narrow width, uncomfortable for myself.
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Great watch and style for the price! This is my second watch in the same model. Both this color and the white option look great and have all the features I need: time, date, alarm and a backlight.
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I thought this was a cool watch. I loved the low price. Upon receiving, I was not impressed. It is too small, and therefore looks like a female watch. I had come upon this watch upon searching men's watches, and in the pictures I thought it looked good, but when it arrived I could not wear it. A men's watch should have a wider band and a larger face. Not intending to return. I do not believe in that. I purchased it. It was not misrepresented. Zappos customer service is awesome and they would no doubt offer me a refund on return. But I should have paid closer attention to what I was purchasing, so the fault is on me. I will suck up the loss. Maybe use it as a gift for a female friend or sell it. Any review I post on here will include my raving loyalty to Zappos. The service alone makes this site worth the look. They are my go-to for shoes and, at times, other apparel. I have ordered shoes from them many times. Every time I have been amazed at the speed of arrival (for FREE shipping). This particular purchase, I ordered on a Wednesday afternoon and received delivery of this watch and a new pair of work shoes the next day. Less than 24 hours after my order was placed, it was at my door. This is amazing! This is not an isolated example of great service and not entirely based on location or proximity to their headquarters. I currently live in South Carolina. I have previously received this exact same speed of delivery while living in Indianapolis. I will loyally shop with Zappos because of their awesome service.


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