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Taye Diggs Books 'Good Wife' Arc
The actor, currently appearing on TNT's "Murder in the First," joins the CBS drama for multiple episodes of the sixth season as a Lockhart/Gardner lawyer who follows Diane out the door.
Taye Diggs doesn't have a reputation for going unnoticed, but he might have been lurking in the background of The Good Wife all along. CBS announced Monday that the actor has booked multiple episodes of its critically adored drama, playing a lawyer at the series' central firm.
Diggs has been cast as Dean Levine-Wilkins, a "meticulous and talented" equity partner at Lockhart/Gardner who follows Diane Lockhart (Christine Baranski) out the door for the unfamiliar pastures of Alicia (Julianna Margulies) and Cary's (Matt Czuchry) startup, Florrick/Agos.
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"We couldn't be more excited to have Taye on the show," said executive producers and showrunners Robert and Michelle King. "We've been huge fans for years and love his ability to play comedy and drama with equal ease."
Diggs is not the only new face to The Good Wife this season. Having said goodbye to lead Josh Charles this past season, the series welcomes back Matthew Goode as a series regular with the sixth season.
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The four Ps and the marketing mix were popularized in the 1950s by Neil Borden. Until the advent of the internet and greater integration between businesses and consumers, the marketing mix helped companies take into account the physical barriers that prevented widespread adoption of a product. Extensions to the Ps have include "people, "process" and "physical evidence" as important components in their models.
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21 December 2011 10:26
Signing Jorge Lorenzo on a new contract will be a key priority for Yamaha at the start of the 2012 MotoGP world championship campaign.
The 2010 world champion is out of contract at the end of next season with Casey Stoner, Dani Pedrosa and Valentino Rossi, and Yamaha boss Lin Jarvis has conceded it is essential for the Japanese factory's hopes of future success that the Spaniard signs an extended deal.
Lorenzo was the only rider in 2011 to consistently take the fight to Repsol Honda's Casey Stoner before his title challenged was ended by a serious left hand injury picked up during a warm-up crash for the Australian Grand Prix at Phillip Island.
Even though he didn't start the final three races of the campaign, the 24-year-old still comfortably secured second place in the final standings behind dominant Aussie Stoner.
Jarvis told MCN: "Keeping Jorge is key. Contract negotiations will open up for all of the top riders next year, so having one of either Jorge or Casey is very, very important."
The desire for Lorenzo to stay is likely to see Yamaha push for an early conclusion to negotiations and Jarvis added: "There is no reason to wait, so we might as well move early. I think Jorge is comfortable in Yamaha and as long as we can see eye to eye on the terms I don't expect he will be itching to go elsewhere. One key factor will be if our new 1000cc bike is competitive and I'm very confident about that."
For the full interview with Jarvis, which includes his thoughts on Valentino Rossi's prospects of a future return to Yamaha, the expectations of Ben Spies in 2012 and the chances of Andrea Dovizioso moving to the factory squad in 2013, see today's (December 21) issue of MCN.
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Tough old git you are 'blue200turbodieselinjection...Bash fairings,bash,crash...demolition derby. You have a short memory old timer or perhaps you are unaware of the fact that Lorenzo got a race ban for using those tactics many years back and fortunately adapted his game plan accordingly. As tough as they comed are he and Stoner,but crash fest and bash fest is really not where its at in GP nor SBK for that matter.
A GP is about elapsed time over race distance. GET IT ? If you don't, stick to WWE.
27 December 2011 17:43
Yeah! Scrap Moto GP, then Moaner and whore hey will destroy WSBK as well, cos they sure as hell won't scrape fairings and bash elbows, bless 'em, they'd have to be wrapped in cotton wool and given a there there cuddle from their mummies.
For me, it's moaner and the like who have killed off MotoGP with their mamby pamby attitude towards racing, bashing fairings and scapping is what we watch it for, not to watch a bunch of mummys boys riding 20 seconds apart, may as well just have qualifiying and give the win to the pole sitter!
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milkybars another 2 championships,wow, think your loving the doctor a bit to much there, nice thought tho as he does put on a good show, get em all on crt's as thats the future now anyways!!! at least then we may see some battles not just run aways.
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Panama City Beach, FL---Coach West and his Walton Braves ventured south to take on coach Britton and his Marlins Tuesday night. And what a game that turned out to be, going down to the wire, with the Marlins eventually scratching out a 76-73 win.
Stephon Johns leading the way for the Marlins with 15 points, 9 rebounds. Cordale Morris added 15 points.
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-Back come the fish, nice baseline jumper by Cordale Morris.
- A bit later on, he backs it up a few feet and from behind the official there knocks down three more, Arnold's up two late in the first.
-They continue to exchange buckets, Walton pressing, Amos Williams forces the turnover and gets the layup.
-Arnold answers that with a nice drive by Steph0n Johns, this one back and forth all the way, Marlins able to get the 3 point win 76-73. Johns leads with 15.
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His team is almost to the end of spring practice, and Gentry said he'll jump right into camps this summer.
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The talented big man just picked up an offer from Southern Miss, adding to the ones he has from Cincinnati, Austin Peay and Jacksonville State.
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The mega-musical The Phantom of the Opera makes history again this week with stage and TV star Norm Lewis becoming the first African-American to play the title character on Broadway, one more musical milestone for superstar composer Andrew Lloyd Webber. NY1's Stephanie Simon traveled to the heart of the Theater District, where fans are more than willing to "sing the praises" of the superstar composer, and filed the following report.
In the heart of Times Square, everyone seems to have a special "memory" of Andrew Lloyd Webber.
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The MINI Cooper Supersprint Exhaust
For my birthday, some of my friends gave me a Supersprint exhaust system for my Cooper. They purchased it from Promini, where it retails for $399.95.
The Italian-made Supersprint exhaust is 100% stainless steel, which means I should have it for a long time. Also of note is that the pipe is bent using mandrel bends so that the diameter of the pipe is consistent from end to end.
I have to admit to being a bit hesitant to have it installed. As someone who detests cars with "fart cannons", I feared that my Cooper would join the swarm of garish, flatulent Civics and Neons that infests my corner of the world. After about a week, and a little subtle prodding, I mustered up the courage to go through with it.
Not wanting to give myself time for second thoughts, I skipped shopping around for the best price and went to the local Midas. For the most part, installation went smoothly. However, the mechanic was a little confused about the hangers that were included in the package. He ended up cutting one of them into pieces in order to make things work. I suspect that he misread the instructions. Since the exhaust seems to be firmly attached and does not rattle, I'm not going to complain. Installation took about one hour to complete.
With the turn of the key, I discovered that my fears about the exhaust were unfounded. The cabin was filled with a very pleasing low growl. It's a sound that I would never have expected from a Cooper.
Pulling out onto the road for the first time was quite a treat, as well. At low rpm, the exhaust's tone is deeper than the stock system. As rpm increases, the deep rumble gives way to a wonderfully powerful, throaty sound. I was so impressed that I couldn't help but chuckle a bit.
The amount of gurgle when engine braking has greatly increased. I found this to also be very cool.
Most importantly, however, I could definitely feel the increase in power. Supersprint claims that the exhaust adds 5 Hp to the standard Cooper. I'm inclined to believe that number.
One complaint I've heard about aftermarket exhaust systems is that they are unpleasant on long trips. The weekend after installation, I drove from Chicago to northern Wisconsin and back. Since this exhaust does not have a resonator, there was more noise in the cabin than with the stock exhaust. However, at no point did I find it excessive or annoying.
Overall, I think the Supersprint exhaust system is a great buy. It sounds wonderful, adds some power, and vastly increases the longevity of the exhaust system. The only downside is that some people might find it a bit too noisy for long trips.
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|Survey Seeks Grassroots Views on Future of United Methodist Urban Ministry
New York, NY, November 6, 2006-Clergy and laity of urban congregations can help to shape next steps in The United Methodist Church's strategy for strengthening city-based ministries in the United States.
They are invited to complete an online survey, described as a "Call to Transformation," that is available from November 7, 2006 through January 31, 2007. The questionnaire can be found at http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.asp?u=375832674837
The survey is part of the research being conducted for a revision and refinement of the denomination's national urban ministry plan, "Holy Boldness," adopted ten years ago by the policy-making United Methodist General Conference.
"We have reached the point when we must evaluate our plan and make adjustments to keep up with the changing times," said Diane Johnson, the executive for the Office of Urban Ministry of General Board of Global Ministries. "We cannot do our job well unless we hear from the urban grassroots."
"Holy Boldness: Pathways to Transformation" is the tentative name of the next-step urban plan that will be submitted for consideration by the 2008 General Conference.
The survey is sponsored by Johnson's office along with its related National Urban Strategy Council.
"The urban scene constantly changes," said the Rev. Craig French, chairperson of the council and pastor of Immanuel United Methodist Church in Camillus, NY, located in the Syracuse area. "We need to hear from the people who live and minister there as we work with annual conferences and districts in shaping our urban strategy for the future.
"What we learn through the survey will also assist our urban ministry office as it determines how to use and allocate resources."
The original Holy Boldness plan included extensive training in a range of city-based ministry options. It is credited with helping to enliven urban congregations across the country.
The second stage will most likely focus on models, "how to's," and the use of church-wide resources, according to Johnson, citing the introduction to the survey questionnaire.
Other research involves theological seminaries and denominational leaders.
"We hope that many urban clergy and lay members, even people who attend city churches but have not joined, will take part in our initial survey," Johnson said. "We also hope they will take seriously a call to transformation in the city. "Responding to that call means making disciples of Jesus Christ, offering passionate worship, creating faith-forming relationships, and sending people out for risk-taking service."
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WASHINGTON, D.C. — The National Retail Federation released its 2013 economic forecast today, projecting retail industry sales (which exclude automobiles, gas stations, and restaurants) will increase 3.4 percent, slightly less than the preliminary 4.2 percent growth seen in 2012.
The subdued forecast comes on the heels of a holiday season that went head-to-head with Washington's political wrangling over fiscal concerns, shifting consumers' spending plans downward, according to the NRF. In the end, holiday sales in 2012 grew 3.0 percent.
Shop.org, NRF's digital division, expects online sales in 2013 to grow between 9 percent and 12.0 percent. Online sales in 2012 during the months of November and December last year grew 11.1 percent.
"What we witnessed during the holiday season is an indication of what we are likely to see in 2013. Consumers read troubling economic headlines every day and look at their bottom lines at the end of the month, and they don't like what they see," NRF president and CEO Matthew Shay said. "Pushing fiscal policy decisions down the road will lead to even greater uncertainty, and will continue to impact consumers' desire and ability to spend on discretionary items. The administration and congress need to pursue and enact policies that lead to growth and economic expansion, or it could be another challenging year for retailers and consumers alike."
"Retailers will compensate for the drag on household spending this year by managing inventories and focusing on providing value for their shoppers through unique promotions in stores and online and exclusive product lines."
A number of factors contributed to NRF's 2013 economic forecast, including:
• Employment — The labor market continues its modest recovery but 2013 is not expected to result in meaningful acceleration in growth. As of December 2012, the unemployment rate has held steady for the last two months at 7.9 percent. Retailers on average employed 150,000 more workers in 2012, and the industry remains one of the biggest employers in the world.
• Income growth — Consumers are constrained by modest growth in income, and recent legislation passed in January increased payroll taxes for millions of workers, further limiting and Americans spending decisions.
• Housing — NRF expects the housing sector to continue to improve and the fundamentals for growth to see continued gains in 2013.
• Inflation — Price pressures continue to be contained. NRF expects the Consumer Price Index to increase 1.9 percent in 2013, below the 2.1 percent increase in 2012.
• Consumer confidence — Current consumer attitudes are likely weighed down because of the handling of the fiscal cliff and the increase in payroll taxes. We expect confidence to improve as the pace of the recovery accelerates in the second half of 2013.
"While it's too early to know the full effect of higher payroll taxes, there's no question that many consumers will feel some kind of impact from the change in their paychecks," said NRF chief economist Jack Kleinhenz. "That said, consumers have in the past shown a resiliency in the face of uncertainty, and we expect those impacted to adjust to smaller budgets by trading down or simply cutting back on certain items. Overall we foresee some improvements in the second half of the year should the outlook for job creation and income growth improve."
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A video tribute for the Undertaker using his action figure. WWE features his character destroying the likes of Eddie Guerrero, Kane, Shawn Michaels, Bret Hart, John Cena and others.
April 14, 2014
A fan posted this rather interesting picture on Twitter, and it caught the attention of Ricardo Rodriguez. In the photo, the WWE on screen character was mistakenly swapped with a Rey Mysterio action figure. The packaging was designed for Rodriguez, though.
February 9, 2014
It appears that Knuckles Madsen has been pretty much blacklisted by the big companies in professional wrestling. The former developmental wrestler was pretty bitter towards WWE after they released him. TNA and ROH have not expressed much interest in signing him to a contract. There have also been no rumors about him joining Jeff Jarrett in Global Force Wrestling, even though every available wrestler has been rumored to sign with the new promotion.
April 28, 2014
Back in December, WWE opted to release Knuckles Madsen from his developmental contract. He never came close to being called up to the main roster. Madsen must feel that the door on a return has been closed, as he has decided to unleash his bitterness towards the company. He has been taking jabs at Billy Gunn and Bill DeMott online.
February 19, 2014
"There are quite a few trainers and classes. There are a lot of vultures flying around there who will take the move if they like it so I was careful. I just worked with the great trainers. At the performance center, there is a man there who is just great. Norman Smiley, he is a surgeon in the ring. It was incredible. I would love to say I could do The Big Wiggle so I am going to yeah, I can do the wiggle."
January 18, 2014
Earlier today, WWE informed Knuckles Madsen that he has been released from his contract. The developmental wrestler has been with the company since 2012. Prior to that, he was working with OVW, where he may try to return to now.
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Court documents just unsealed reveal a young Arvada, Colorado woman was arrested in April with plans to fly to Syria to help terrorists after falling for an online jihadist.
Shannon Maureen Conley, 19, was about to fly out to Turkey when she was arrested by FBI agents who found CDs and DVDs relating to jihad and Al-Qaeda in her luggage.
A source close to the case says Conley is a "lonely misguided suburban girl who fell in love with a jihadist online" and that FBI agents routinely tried talking with Conley about her sympathies for terrorists.
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By Aaron J. Moore, MSN, RN-BC, travel nurse expert
As nurses we know we have the overall best uniforms when it comes to jobs. I have heard them referred to as suits or pajamas. To me they're just simple and comfortable. But in this day and age, even a simple thing like scrubs can be made complex with different colors and styles. Especially for non-style experts like myself; most non-work days I can be found in shorts, T-shirt and flip flops.
I have found that most hospitals are pretty easygoing when it comes to dress code. Any pair of clean scrubs will do. They are more worried about hand washing and a properly displayed name tag than what colors you are wearing.
Some, however, have taken dress codes to the extreme. I have worked at some hospitals that mandate embroidered scrubs in only a limited line of styles and colors that are bought through them. As a traveler, I have worked for this type of hospital. I was a little shocked the first day when I showed up to orientation and saw everyone else in these "designer scrubs." I quickly went to the manager and asked what my dress code would be. Luckily, I only had to wear the light blue color that the other staff had and in any style.
This was the last time I made the mistake of not asking about the dress code at the unit ahead of time. Of course, I always waited until after accepting the job to ask simple questions like this, but overall it helped me better prepare myself for the first day.
I would rather avoid surprises on a travel assignment, and you can apply this process to any questions you may have. If you have a major question about your work assignment, ask during your interview. When it comes to smaller inquiries like dress code, keep these for after you've locked up the job.
In regards to scrubs, I always carried a random assortment with me. If I had to buy a certain type or color, I kept them after the assignment, since you never know when another job might call for the same type. Or you may just go back to that hospital system again in your traveling future.
So pull on those pajamas ... uh, I mean professional work attire called scrubs and call your recruiter about a job. Live your own adventure this fall--in comfort and style--with travel nursing.


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I thought I'd take a look back at CNW's most-viewed web videos of 2011 to see if there were any valuable tips or lessons that could be gleaned from them.
These days, it's not just reporters looking for news releases. Members of the financial community, bloggers, online audiences and consumers are seeking straight-from-the-source news. And when they find what they're looking for, they want to share it with their communities.
Let's face it, the public sector is not known for its creative use of video. Video production is often restricted to simply communicating the message, with little room left for a catchy hook. However, some government departments have demonstrated that you can be creative and still deliver your message. Take a look at some recent examples:
As a web specialist I often have to work with the complexities of many different web technologies that power small to large size company websites. Having experimented with many of these technologies, content management systems and tools, I have generally found that working with them wasn't always as easy as one would have thought to be, especially when you work in a communications environment.
As a multimedia producer helping clients building Social Media Releases I've seen plenty of successful releases… and others that could be improved. I thought it would be good to share some of the most important SMR features that are often overlooked.
Public relations and communications practitioners know there are lots of benefits to issuing a news release. From media coverage to SEO, they are the tried, tested and true backbone of the industry.


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My Story: Dining Out On a Tight Budget
by Nancy R.
We're in the "recovery" phase of paying off our credit card debt. We've done all the "right" things: looked our bills right in the face (and winced), stopped credit card spending cold turkey, and prepared a budget. We're paying down our debt starting with the highest interest rate and we have a plan.
One of the ways we racked up high credit card bills involved eating out. Eating out is a pleasure for us--our favorite recreation, in fact. The key to our budget and to our success has been not denying ourselves the pleasure, but cutting down. Instead of eating out 3-4 nights a week, we've made Thursday our night out so that we avoid the weekend crush and get better service.
We take turns deciding on where to eat and we pay cash for it instead of credit card. Yes, we spend money eating out--but the key is that we don't feel deprived. We feel like we get our treat and reward, we enjoy it, and we're willing to scrimp in other areas to pay for it. Clothes are not a big issue to us--we buy at thrift stores or cheerfully accept "leftovers." We've put off purchasing a new car for at least a year, until we've made some progress on the debt reduction.
There's been an unexpected benefit. My husband and I both realized that our one night a week of dining out is even more of a pleasure than our 3-4 nights out used to be because we eagerly anticipate it. It's helped us stay on track with our finances because we don't feel deprived--sort of like finding a diet where you can still eat chocolate!
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We set up a booth at the 20 acre Swap Meet. It was GREAT seeing old friends, and making many new ones.
For a change, the mid-July weather was beautiful. That made the long weekend much nicer for all involved!
We loaded up on a bunch of Airhead parts that are getting harder to find, and scored a large lot of NOS GIVI items which you will soon be seeing on or Ebay pages.
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Beautiful Topoffer, 3 suites with great bathrooms, garden with swimming pool & BBQ House
The Finca Ca'n Mir has been restored with great attention to detail while maintaining or restoring many historical elements of style and tastefully furnished. The mixture of old and new elements, combined with modern technology in kitchens and bathrooms and modern comforts such as air conditioning make this property a special place of peace and tranquility from the first moment guaranteed, absolutely quiet location about 2 km outside of Buger also supported. The 300 square meters of living space spread over two floors. On the ground floor are located adjoining the entrance hall with staircase living room with fireplace and large dining area. Next there is the new and modern equipped kitchen with cooking island, dishwasher, freezer and many details that make the heart of every amateur cook faster. Laundry room and guest toilet complete the ground floor. Information about the floor, see text at the bottom after the equipment list!
Upstairs and Outside: In the upper floor there are 3 suites, each with bathroom and living area. The 45 at the large swimming pool is in the courtyard, surrounded by a small lawn and a sun terrace. Palm trees and Mediterranean plants make this place a little paradise, which met through the covered dining area with built-in barbecue and gourmet dreams.
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Oto x Maho Manga by Dicca Suemitsu, Yasu
Action, Comedy, Gender Bender, Seinen, Supernatural
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One day, ordinary junior high schooler Shirahime Kanata is forced by his mother, Konata to sign a contract that transforms him into a "magic girl" in times of trouble. As a magical girl herself, Konata wants to pass her job onto her son so he can protect the peace while she goes on vacation. Unfortunately for Kanata, canceling the contract means he'll permanently change into a girl, so now he's stuck doing an embarassing job. Along with the help of his supervisor, a perverted cat named Moel, Kanata will fight against the "Noise," magical enemies who try to disturb the peace...all while wearing a cute skirt!
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2: What Do You Mean By "Noise"?
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5: I Finally Saw That!
6: "My Wish" (First Half)
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8: We're Going To Fight-Masu No!
9: There's Only The Two Of Us
10: Are You Excited?
11: Thank You For Today
12: There Are Many Riddles
13: Who The Hell Is A Girl?!
14: Blue Spiral
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16: Birth Of Night
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You can stop looking now. This is the teapot of your dreams. It's not flashy or fussy, just clean, dependable, and stylish. It has a fitted infuser with 0.3mm holes that will keep smaller leaves from sifting through while giving larger leaves room to expand. When your tea is steeped, just lift the infuser out of the teapot so it doesn't get too strong. It makes the perfect pot every time, and looks darn good while doing it. What more could you ask for? Microwave and dishwasher safe. (capacity: 24oz/700ml)
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Every now and then, things can happen that cause the images and text on your screen to become so big they don't fit on your screen anymore. In some cases this is done purposely, but more often than not, it's done accidentally and can really make it difficult to navigate as you find yourself having to scroll all over the place to find what you're looking for- never mind finding out how to return your screen to normal!
This article addresses some of the common causes for this problem and how to get things back to normal size.
There are several ways you may experience the problem and they're not always the same. For example, in some cases the problem exists for everything on your screen where even your desktop icons have become gigantic. In other cases, only the stuff inside a particular window or application has become too large to fit inside the window. Common problems here include Internet web pages being too big, or documents such as Microsoft Word or Excel being too big to fit. Here are a few scenarios…
Everything on the screen is too big, icons, text, everything. Even the desktop is too big
What it is: This usually happens when your screen resolution is set too low. This also rarely happens by accident and may indicate a bigger problem like corrupted video drivers.
What to do: Click Start and go to Control Panel. In Control Panel open Display. In the Display Properties window choose the Settings tab. Look for a slider labeled 'screen resolution' that slides from 'less' on the left to 'more' on the right. Slide it towards 'more' and you should see the numbers below the slider change. This is your screen resolution and higher numbers means everything on screen will appear smaller while lower numbers will make everything appear larger. After changing resolution, click the apply button to test the new settings. Don't worry if it blanks your screen, it will reset itself in 15 seconds if you can't see it. If you can't move the slider or the slider is 'grayed-out', you may have a more serious issue that is beyond the scope of this article, and may want to consider professional help.
Everything else on my screen is normal-sized, but web pages appear too large inside Internet Explorer
What it is: There are several possible sources. One possibility is that the text display size is set to larger than normal. Another possibility (Internet Explorer 7 & 8 only) is that your screen view is 'zoomed' in. The latter problem is common because it's easy to zoom by mistake
What to do: Look to the lower right-hand corner of your Internet Explorer screen for a magnifying glass icon followed by a numeric percentage (with Explorer maximized, it's just above your system clock). If you don't see the magnifying glass icon, you're probably using an older version of Internet Explorer that doesn't support zooming and should go on to the instructions for adjusting text size. If you do see the magnifying glass, look at the number next to it. Anything over 100% means you're zoomed in. To change zoom level, click the magnifying glass and it will cycle through a variety of zoom settings then roll back around to 100%. Adjusting text size in Internet Explorer: Pull down the View menu and hover your mouse pointer over Text Size which will open a submenu. The "normal" size is 'Medium'.
My Microsoft Word or Excel files are too big and won't fit inside the application window
What it is: Word and Excel both support page resizing or zooming to allow you to view more or less detail.
What to do: Look through your toolbars/icons at the top of the page for a number followed by a percent sign (location varies depending on what version of Word or Excel you're running). Clicking on the downward-pointing arrowhead to the right of that number will display a number of zoom levels including options like "page width". Experimenting with different zoom levels is the best way to find what suits your own needs.
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- Cuisine: Southeast Asian, Thai, Asian
- Executive Chef: Chef Ricky Sauri
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
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The Mekong River, or Khong, as it is referred to by locals, has long served as the central form of connectivity from the Tibetan Plateau down through Myanmar, Laos, Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam. It brings together the people and their varying cultures while its banks and valleys create one of the world's most biodiverse and fertile areas. This melding of disparate tastes, ingredients, and techniques has resulted in the bold, complex harmony that is the hallmark of authentic Southeast Asian cuisine.Continued
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- ok, not awesomeOpenTable Diner Since 2001Dined on 11/25/2014The food was ok, not particularly amazing. I ordered the shrimp entree which was supposed to have 3 shrimp but only had 2 (however there there 3 shrimp heads on the plate). It was a business dinner so I didn't complain. I liked the apps better than the entrees (lamb meatballs, dumplings, papaya salad). Overall it was fine, but not putting it on my "must eat there" list.
- Consistently ExcellentCdkatzVIPDined on 11/22/2014This is my goto place for upscale thai street food in south beach! It never disappoints!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Thai Restaurant in Miami Beach!Rick1030Dined on 11/22/2014A great thai restaurant in Miami Beach. Dont be put off by its location in a fancy area, this place is "food" place, where you go for the food, and the ambiance is a plus! Try the Yellow Cambodian Curry, you''ll love it. Rick Nov 20, 2014Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Florida's best fusion restaurants with a buzzOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/10/2014Visiting from London, this was on my list of must-go-to restaurants after following their mouthwatering Instagram. The food didn't disappoint. As a Brit, the mix between classic American alongside the spices and lightness of asian food is real welcome, refreshing treat, as everything else on offer is a heavy, carbocide-fest. My only complaint is that we were sat by the bar, which seemed pretty cold- not sure if it's because it's near a temperature controlled wine wall... just speculation. Starters came out fast, mains took quite a while- but it's a great buzz, the beers go down well, so it wasn't a problem. Rustic decor, corrugated metal ceiling, exposed brickwork etc. It's about as hipster as Miami gets, which is just enough. Loved it!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Khong River House 11/8/14OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 11/8/2014I rarely write reviews, but felt the need to do so this time. Food was good, better than a year ago. Menu was creative and ingredients were well developed. BUT -- The big issue was with the reservation. We had reserved for 10:00PM but had to WAIT FOR 30 MINUTES to be seated! This will effect my view of the restaurant as making a reservation often implies that the dining party is on some sort of schedule. The restaurant seemed to have no regard for us while we waited. Music was too loud from 10:00-11:15PM then was fine after that.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great!daniellecDined on 11/8/2014I went here once when they first opened and wasn't too impressed...went back recently and I noticed that the menu changed and there was a new chef. This time I was impressed! Drinks were great, food was great, dessert was delicious. I will definitely be backSpecial Features:
- Delicious Food. Great staff.OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 11/2/2014This was my first time to Khong River House, and I'm so glad I went. The food was outstanding (yellow curry was delicious), and our server (Alexandra) was very nice and attentive. I will definitely be back. Plus, it's right off Lincoln, which makes it very convenient. I'm looking forward to dining here again soon!Special Features:
- Great finddiner14VIPDined on 10/31/2014This was our 1st time here and was impressed on several levels. The server came over to us and welcomed us by last name, per our reservation. The decor was nicely done with a mix and match of textures. The staff was very attentive and seemed to really care about the customers. The food was great. If we lived there, we would be regulars. [bring your smart phone to read the menu].Special Features:
- AngeVIPDined on 10/26/2014Good service, Good food. I will definitely be coming back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Sunday brunchOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 10/26/2014Thai bloody mary was not good. Very limitted number of plates
- khong riverluv2dineVIPDined on 10/17/2014consistently excellent. food is very creative. always very fresh. the decor is fabulous!! very top quality asian food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Awesomejm33Dined on 10/11/2014Fantastic meal. Special thanks to the personable GM (Mr. Guittierez)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Solid as AlwaysJonnyDined on 10/5/2014Consistently impressed with the food and service at Khong. They recently changed up there menu but the result was the same: excellent food.Special Features:
- One of Sobe's bestLalaDined on 10/5/2014Amazing food w/ fresh ingredients and unique flavors. Beautiful, creative ambiance. Very professional and friendly staff. 5-star all around - will go back and back again...Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice Pre-Concert SupperOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 9/22/2014Within walking distance of the Fillmore Theater, Khong River House was the perfect place to get a bite to eat before our concert.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2008VIPDined on 9/20/2014Servers, bartender and GM all interact above & beyond w/ patrons to ensure a personal-touch on all selections, and therefore there are no surprises - only delights and a most enjoyable dining (kudos to the chef(s) & drinking experience!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- BrunchOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 9/20/2014We went early on a Saturday for brunch. The restaurant wasn't crowded. The food was excellent and the service was very good. The curried potatoes were excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Unique ExperienceBen314Dined on 9/19/2014Great food. All of the dishes were well seasoned and beautifully presented. Service by Alexandra was excellent. Tables are too close for intimate dining and the seats are made of wood and are not comfortable.. The noise level got higher and higher as the evening progressed byt the end of the meal it was difficult to converse.Innovative cocktail menu. Interesting decor.Special Features:
- Recommended.CrushedSnailVIPDined on 9/13/201450 Eggs, doing an excellent job with Thai. Keep up the good work.Special Features:
- AEF1VIPDined on 9/12/2014service rushed-we waited 10 minutes for a waiter, and once he arrived did not ask us if wanted drinks, food served lukewarm-clearly premade and minimally warmed upSpecial Features:
- Fantastic Flavor.DCGuyFoodVIPDined on 9/12/2014Great tasting food. Interesting approach on S.E. Asian food... the classics are there, along with new and inventive dishes. Great place all around. Well worth a visit if in South Beach or even Miami.Special Features:
- badgwizzVIPDined on 9/7/2014I canme here two years ago. The food was good , interesting and not greasy. I revisited recently. the service was bad and the food no better than you get at a chinese takeout but with a price three times as high. I read the chef left. it is noticeable. given the level of service I think ths manager must have left as well. The waitress apologize d fir tge service but she was nit soery enougg to reduce the bill. I hate cheap apologies. avoid this place.
- Favorite pickWannabcriticDined on 9/6/2014If you're in the mood for something exotic and sophisticated this is the place to go!!! Drunken Noodles are in my top 5 all time favorites from anywhere!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- gastrojunkieVIPDined on 8/31/2014Second time dining here... First time was late night feast and this time was late lunch early dinner. Fantastic food! Great suggestions by the waiter; everything so well flavored. Hot & Sour cocktail an interesting choice if you like spicy. Short ribs are yum as is the pork fried rice and shrimp skewer.Special Features:
- Great boozy brunch, service okPeterVIPDined on 8/31/2014Had a great time with a group of friends. Came for the good food and bottomless drinks-- bloodies, mimosas, etc. Service was very slow but manager came to apologize and help out. Very friendly staff. Cool vibe.Special Features:
- Mediocre Asian foodOpenTable Diner Since 2012VIPDined on 8/30/2014Not sure what all the fuss is about. Asked for spicey food. Instead had chicken wings which were sweet. Duck was generous but also sweet. Glass noodles were spicey but also meh. Prawns were also bland. Overall, fairly overpriced mediocre Asian food that is expensive by virtue of being on Lincoln road, one of the big tourist areas on South Beach. Others may disagree but if your palate is broad you'll be disappointed.
- DelicioushappypapiDined on 8/30/2014I was recommended here by a friend. We arrived a bit late for our reservation and even though they were busy, they seated us right away. Our server Dana was fantastic, guiding us through the menu, and actually stopped us from ordering too much food. My wife REALLY doesn't like spicy food (her loss) and she recommended some dishes for her limited palate. The short ribs were excellent, and the crispy duck was amazing.Special Features:
- Good tasty foodSyllyPantsDined on 8/26/2014Other than the water server putting her body on me every time she filled the table's water glasses, the place was excellent. Pad thai was perfect. Short rib was excessively fatty.Special Features:
- First disappointment hereDeb9227VIPDined on 8/23/2014Been here many times, but it seems they are resting on their laurels. Short rib appetizer was fatty, chewy and generally inedible. Waitress was smothering and then non-existent. She brought us wrong dish and then disappeared.
- Worst experience ever!!!OpenTable Diner Since 2012VIPDined on 8/16/2014I went last Saturday with my wife and a friend to this restaurant, when we get there they sat us very fast, the server took at least 5 minutes to greed us and take the order of the drinks. We ask for the Spice menu and they explain to us that only is available Monday to Friday. We decide to stay. When we order the food, we order one appetizer to share and three main dishes. After 25 minutes waiting for the food one of the main dishes that we order came out. We ask for our appetizer and the answer was I don't know about the app. We call the server and with attitude said to us "what is the problem guys". All the food was cold, not even warm. I left an finish my dinner at Citi Hall and having better service and food.....
- StefanoDined on 8/14/2014Decor is vibrant, Food is rich, fantastic, different and very tasty! The French Rose wine we had was very affordable and a great wine!!Special Features:
- Used to be remarkableOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/12/2014Been to Khong on several occasions previously, but things have declined here. Service was mediocre, rushed. We interrupted the front door greeter on her phone to get seated. Food was authentic, and as described on the menu - most plates were bursting with flavor. Jasmine rice never arrived ... The service and management staff just seem to be stale, maybe tired.
- Great girls night out!GirlfoodieDined on 8/12/2014AMAZING crispy lettuce wraps & dumplings, the ribs are good but too fatty for me, everyone else loved them! They even have a spicy gin cocktail that goes perfectly with the food--such nice flavors!! Donuts at the end were seriously redic!!!! Service was perfect. Fab night!Special Features:
- Good BrunchRealMVIPDined on 8/10/2014Small plates, great quality, drunken noodles too expensive and the portion is small.Special Features:
- The best place to eat asian food !VickyDined on 8/8/2014Amazing food, original and tasty, and winderful waitress called Farah. We will return for sure.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Change not for the BetterMangiabeneVIPDined on 8/7/2014I have dined here many times and the food was always excellent. I hadn't been in 6 months and returned to find a new menu, new chef, and lunch prices much higher. I ordered the shrimp which was was 2 large prawns for $19 at lunch - ridiculous. The shrimp were very plain. The shisito peppers were drowned in a thick gooey sauce. The appetizer noodle wrap was excellent, as were the dougnuts. I was with 3 other people who all thought that their food was fine, but not great anymore. The waiter was really good, but the water woman had not been well trained. The hostess wasn't the most welcoming. The Spice menu, which no one ordered, was strange -a cold salad to start, a cold salad entree, and then sticky rice for dessert. Please change back.
- annoyingly overpricedeavesdropletsVIPDined on 8/3/2014the menu had changed (a lot) since the last time i was here — options were less & prices were outrageous! the waitress greeted us in a tone you'd expect from a greeter at the GAP. the first dish to the table was the lettuce cups — previously a sharable stack of lettuce with a bowl of pork, vegetables, etc. — now reduced to four pieces of iceberg lettuce, each topped with a small bit of topping. i asked if the dish i remembered was still on the menu, to which the waitress replied 'we never had that.' the short ribs were next – great sauce, but only 4 pieces of meat. then the pad thai – a smallish, dry portion for the price. there are so many better restaurants in miami beach now. skip this one.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2008VIPDined on 8/2/2014Amazing food. Loved the chiang mai chicken and the eggplant!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- AlrightKarinDMDined on 8/1/2014We went to this place because of its location. Theres a bar/lounge upstairs. The service was excellent, quick and friendly. The only downside is the price. I didnt mind paying $20-40 for my meal, but i was expecting to be wowed. The food is good, but not worth the menu prices. I feel i could get the same quality food in a local vietnamese mom and pop stote. The inside is nice and clean, very stylish but rustic. And they have interesting mixed drinks (beer and bourbon anyone? Surprisingly refreshing). I personally had the minty tamarind iced tea, very good Overall, a good place with good food, but not worth the prices.Special Features:
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- excellentshellyDined on 7/31/2014Great find delicious food and wonderful staff. Great place for a large group or a date night night.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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We have had our youngest child at All Saints for two years. We love the school and love the environment. Our older child is a product of the local public school system. Though he is doing well, it has not always been a positive and encouraging environment. We are so happy to be a part of the All Saints School family.
There is only one thing wrong with this school : THE PRINCIPAL, Mr Maguire. The teachers and community is great, and the only reason we don't leave this dreadful principal. If you can get past the narcissistic school leader (ignore his stupidity as well) - then you'll be fine. The staff cares!
Outstanding Catholic education balanced with strong academic showing. All Sts. has a proven track record of high performance on standardized testing. Actual scores for all grade levels are shared via the "Thusday Folder" with all families each and every year. Our max Class size for grades 1-8 is 27. Not all grades have the maximum number of students, so class sizes average 22-23 children per class. Student courtesy and service to the community is superior to most contemporaries in the field. Discipline policy has been completely overhauled and is uniformly applied. If "it takes a village" to raise a child...then I'm certainly glad we've chosen this village for ours.
Our son went here for Kind and 1st grade. We took him or for 2nd great to put in public school that was a BIG mistake. He will be going back this year 2010-2011 and remain there. The teachers, staff and parents are wonderful and a faith based education is excellent!!! Thank you All Saints!!!!
I am very thankful for this school! I had my son in the Tacoma School District and transfered him. When we got to All Saints he was tested in Math and was behind 1- 2 grades. Mr. Doleshel was a wonderful teacher and zeroed in on our son's math deficiencies and got him up to speed. I love the environment, the faith based education and the hard working teachers, and the parents and kids are all very nice.
poor academics , poor environment for a child . unresponsive teachers and principal. Do not recommend
Wonderful school! The teachers are dedicated, the principal is a positive and kind person and my kids love to be there. I love uniforms!
the school is crowded and teachers seem worn out . discipline good , but needs improvement in other areas
My kids have gone to the pre-k through 2nd grade campus for the last 3 years. I am very happy with this school. They now have an art program and music program. They have a great principal andthe teachers are exceptional. My daughter has a learning problem and gets great help from the resource teacher daily. I wouldn't have my kids anywhere else.
My daughter is currently enrolled in Kindergarten. Great school. Love being able to celebrate holiday's and class trips to the food bank 1x month. Great parent involvment and small community atmosphere.
We have been an All Saints family for two years. We have enjoyed the 'small size of it's campuses' and the overall 'family feel' of the school. We also apperciate the Christian values that are instilled each day. Unfortunately, there are several things we have not been happy with. The class size of the lower grades is much higher than we had hoped. The teachers do not have aides and as a result the amount of individual attention each child gets is limited. There is no art program and the music program is somewhat limited. Parents seem to be very involved with the younger grades (Pre-K, K, 1st and 2nd) and they definitely lose interest once the kids get older. The prinicpal is very inflexible on most issues which may impact parent involvement. Our desire for a Christian education outweighs our other concerns.
I am a parent of an All Saints grad, and grandparent of three students attending now. The school has continued to provide an excellent education to the next generation in our family and we appreciate the quality of this faith- and values-centered education.
All Saints has helped me to raise my children since 1988. The parent involvement, the high standards, and the consistent discipline give the students the best opportunity to rise to the many challenges. The pre-K through 2nd grade is on a large grassy campus with child care from 7:30 until 6PM. Parents are always in the school working with the children and the teachers. The family atmosphere leads to growth and learning in many areas. Having specialsts for music, physical education, computers, and resource enhance the learning experiences.
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Wild survived a ginormous scare tonight when the Florida Panthers rallied from a 2-0 deficit with a pair of goals 5 ½ minutes apart by the 8 ½ minute-mark of the third period.
But one shift after Mikko Koivu, Zach Parise, Charlie Coyle, Ryan Suter and Jonas Brodin were on the ice for the Jonathan Huberdeau equalizer, the same exact fivesome was on the ice to set up the winner by Coyle, who one-upped his former Saint John teammate (Huberdeau).
Koivu redeemed himself for a giveaway on the tying goal by setting up Coyle's third career winner with 8:22 left.
The Wild improved to 9-1-2 in its past 12 overall and 6-0-1 in November. It has won five in a row at home and nine of its last 10 at the X.
Good evening from high above the being-boarded-up rink.
Read the gamer for all the details and quotes and also give my game notebook a read here. With Niklas Backstrom sidelined with a concussion, if it looks like he will be out long-term, GM Chuck Fletcher told me he will look at adding a goaltender to provide depth and help Josh Harding.
The Wild is two games into a stretch of 17 games in 30 nights. In each of the next four weeks, the Wild has a back-to-back set and in five of the next six.
Harding is 11-2-2, has given up 19 goals in 16 games, hasn't lost in regulation since Oct. 17 (8-0-2 since) and is 9-0 at home. He's been outstanding. But he will need to be spelled during this stretch, so the Wild may need to get a goalie.
Read the story, but one option could be free agent … Jose Theodore. It may never get to that point though because Backstrom told goalie coach Bob Mason he is feeling better. So we will see.
Tonight, the Wild got off to a great start, dictated play, was on its toes, jumped out to a 2-0 lead on goals by Parise and Jason Pominville before the tide turned in the second. You could sense it coming. The Panthers tightened up and Yeo had no problem for the Wild "going for the throat," but he didn't like the way the Wild was playing with the puck and the team just made life more difficult on itself.
Finally the momentum shifted and Tomas Kopecky and Huberdeau scored.
Call it a lesson learned to a feisty Panthers team that has played quite well since the coaching change last week. It's the first time all season the Wild has blown a two-goal lead. Yeo felt the Wild fell into the trap after a well-executed first that the rest of the night would be easy.
It wasn't.
Like I said, please read the gamer for the details, but a couple things I didn't get into:
-- The first line of Koivu, Parise and Coyle were solid all night. The Panthers were in the Wild's face in the neutral zone and at the offensive blue line the last two periods. That was the one line that continually popped pucks behind Florida's defense and went to work
-- Mikael Granlund continues to play well. He's now getting more and more penalty kill time. Tonight the PK went 3 for 3.
"He's earned it with the way he's played 5-on-5," Yeo said, adding that Granlund's smart, detailed and obviously has speed and a good stick."
-- Jared Spurgeon continues to play terrifically. Solid defensively, tonight had an assist, three hits, two blocks.
-- Brodin had a very tough night with the puck and it's been a lot since he has been back. He told me in Washington he'd have to wear the bubble for another two or three weeks to protect his broken cheekbone. I asked Yeo after the game how long it would be until the bubble comes off (it's clear it's affecting his puck play), and Yeo said with a big smile, "I don't know, but I plan to ask tomorrow."
I'd say Yeo agrees with my assessment.
-- Pominville leads the team with 12 goals and now has 9 goals and 13 points in the last 11 games. He had his 118th multi-point game.
-- Koivu had two assists for his 94th multi-point game.
-- Parise has 10 goals and has 6 goals and 12 points in his last 11.
The Wild is having a very giant optional practice tomorrow, so optional in fact that I've been pretty much told there's no reason to attend. So unless there's news, no blog.
Enjoy your Saturday and talk to you Sunday.
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Mark Frisby enters his fifth season as head men's and women's tennis coach at Seattle University after a successful head coaching career at three different high schools.
He has built Seattle U tennis into a competitve program over the past four years, with the women's tennis team finishing third in the Great West Conference in 2011 and second in the league in 2012. Also in 2012, Katrina Schwab was named Great West Conference Player of the Year.
Frisby had been the coed coach at Seattle Prep for 14 years spanning two different time periods, from 1991 to 2000 and from 2004 to 2007. He compiled a dual match record of 270-4 at Seattle Prep, helping the school win 12 metro championships, 12 state championships, and five district titles.
During the fall season, Frisby had been the head coach for the Issaquah High School boys and girls tennis teams from 2000 to 2007, compiling a 125-40 record. From 1967 to 1972, he coached the boys and girls tennis teams at Mercer Island High School, losing only one of 59 matches while earning five league championships. Combined, his coaching record at the high school level is 453-45.
Frisby is very familiar with Seattle University, having earned his bachelor's degree in 1967 and his master's degree in education from the school in 1971. He was the number one singles player on the Seattle U squad in 1961 and 1965 and coached the team from 1969 to 1971 and 1972 to 1973, compiling a 70-22 record.
Since 1984, Frisby has been the owner and president as well as a tennis instructor at the Sammamish Club in Issaquah. He has been the director of the Nike Tennis Camps in Sun Valley, Idaho, since 1980 and also the tennis director of Sun Valley Tennis since 2000.
This was my first experience at a tennis camp. I'm a novice player with a desire to improve my game. I was a little anxious about my skill level not being adequate to participate. However, that was far from the actualities. Everyone participated and interacted with each other and the drills were all basic improvement skills no matter what your level of play. It was wonderful experience and I'll go again. The staff couldn't have been better!
The quality of coaches was quite good (many imported from local universities) and the amount of play beneficial.
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Thanks to my friend Claudia, I've been able to add magazine scans from the May 2013 issue of Allure Russia. Enjoy the scans!
Mila is covering free online magazine The Wexfordian Magazine. The mag have interviewed the cast of OZ which is featured in the magazine. Be sure to check out the scans and thanks to my friend Claudia for donating them!
Mila's movie Oz: The Great And Powerful will be released on June 11th in the US…You can now pre-order it on Blu-Ray + DVD, Blu-Ray and Blu-Ray 3D on Amazon.com!
I've added scans from the April 2013 issue of Marie Claire UK…Enjoy!
– Magazine Scans > 2013 >Marie Claire UK – April, 2013
Disney already is prepping a return to Oz.
Studio has commissioned a follow up to "Oz the Great and Powerful" from screenwriter Mitchell Kapner, who co-wrote the first film with David Lindsay-Abaire.
While no plot details are yet available, Kapner can work with what's featured in L. Frank Baum's novel "The Wonderful Wizard of Oz," which is public domain. But he can't use any of the iconic creative additions from the original film — Dorothy's ruby slippers, for example — as Warner Bros. owns the 1939 film.
"Oz The Great and Powerful," which bows Friday, is considered a prequel to the earlier film. Disney declined to comment on sequel plans.
Kapner's previous bigscreen credits include "The Whole Nine Yards" and "The Whole Ten Yards." Grant Curtis and Joshua Donen also are producers on "Oz."
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Kansas officials are taking the first steps toward turning child support collections over to private contractors.
The Kansas Department for Children and Families said Friday it has begun accepting proposals to privatize the system. The agency says contractors may bid to collect support payments in one, several or all of the state's 31 judicial districts.
Department Secretary Phyllis Gilmore says contracts are scheduled to be awarded in June and will go into effect in September.
Gilmore says her department's Child Support Services division collects more than $200 million each year from noncustodial parents. She says the agency estimates that privatizing the system could increase collections by about $52 million over the first three years.
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