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Today was a special day at Marlins Park -and that's putting it lightly. The moments that made up today impacted everyone involved.
Today was so great because Marlins Foundation Charity Partner, Special Olympics of Florida, brought its skills clinic to Marlins Park. Athletes of all ages – eight to adult – showcased their skills on the field at Marlins Park. That's right – they showcased their skills. As Marlins Ayudan volunteers that spent the morning working with the athletes, we were told early on that today we would learn a lot more about the athletes' abilities than their disabilities. That's exactly what happened.
The standout moment of the day for me began when I went over to speak to some 4th graders from Kensington Park Elementary. They were all so eager to talk to me about Marlins Park, about their day, about their favorite sports, and so on, and so forth. One boy in particular, Joshua, had a lot of questions about Marlins Park. I spoke with him for a long time until it was time to start the skills assessment. I told him I'd see him when see got to my station.
A few hours later when I finally welcomed Kensington Park Elementary to the [Major League!] dugout to get ready for base running, Joshua immediately stated with fire,
"Coach! I've been looking for you all day! I have so much more to talk to you about".
His statement blew me away. First of all, I was honored. I felt like after knowing him for a mere half hour that I was one of his role models, like a mentor or older sibling, whose time was all that mattered to him. Second of all, he really did have so much more to ask about his surroundings. Joshua was in a never-ending pursuit of knowledge.
In addition to Joshua's blossoming curiosity a few of the inspiring abilities I noticed in the athletes today were:
Chivalry amongst peers,
Confident handshakes,
Rockin dance moves,
Knack for following directions,
Tolerance for others' beliefs…
Oh, and of course:
Fielding, and
Coming to work this morning I'm not sure the Marlins front office knew what to expect for a day working with Special Olympics athletes, but the early advice we received most definitely proved true – We would learn more about their abilities than their disabilities.
2nd All-Intern Beep Ball Classic
A beeping ball. Two buzzing bases. Blindfolds. A bat. This is the simple recipe for a game of Beep Ball. Yesterday the Marlins hosted an all- interns event, in which they teamed up with members of our charity partner, Miami Lighthouse for the Blind and Visually Impaired, for the second time to play this modified game of baseball. It was a day full of fun, learning, and community. Teams competed for awards such as "Sportsmanship", "Wackiest Team", "Best Team Chant", "Most Team Spirit", "Most Competitive", and "Best Team Name".The time spent interacting throughout the day, particularly being one another's eyes, was very powerful. It allowed our team to learn just as much from our guests as they did from us. It was evident that everyone involved was able to take away a positive memory, as well as a better understanding and appreciation for those within our community.
ICYMI – The Month of Awesome
Wondering where Beyond the Ballpark bloggers have been? Wondering what ICYMI stands for? So many questions, so many answers in this blog entry!
Your beloved bloggers have not forgotten you, in fact we were thinking of you and your reading interests when we set out to have the best month ever, hereby referred to as The Month of Awesome.
So, Beyond the Ballpark blog fans, In case you missed it (ICYMI), here are ten things that made June at Marlins Park The Month of Awesome!
Citrus Cup Softball Classic (June 2nd)
The Marlins Wives took on the Rays Wives in the 4th Citrus Cup Softball Classic. Marlins Wives won 10-9 evening the series at 2-2, and raised over $2,100 for Marlins RBI Softball.
RBI Career Workshop Launch (June 10th)
Marlins RBI (Reviving Baseball in Inner Cities) is about more than baseball, it's about character development. This summer we launched a Career Development seminar during which students receive guidance from employees all across the Marlins front office, like President of Baseball Operations, Mike Hill.
Father's Day (June 15th)
The Miami Marlins and Major League Baseball celebrated Father's Day by raising awareness and funds for Prostate Cancer with the goal to "Keep Dad in The Game". Giancarlo celebrated with a blue arm sleeve for awareness.
Fish N Chips (June 18th)
In its annual Casino Party, Fish N' Chips, the Marlins Foundation and Event Chair Jarrod Saltalamacchia raised money for Marlins RBI.
Camp Boggy Creek Sendoff (June 19th)
In Partnership with UM's Alex's Place, the Marlins served as a departure site for campers headed to the Seriously Fun Camp that any child, despite their illness can enjoy.
Buses For Baseball (June 19th)
Through the MLBPA over 50 kids from Overtown Youth Center and Roberto Clemente Park had a once-in-a-lifetime batting practice experience. They all received baseballs and player autographs.
Our Community Salutes (June 20th)
Local High School graduates were officially sworn into the Marines, Navy, and Army at Marlins Park.
Play Sun Smart (June 20th-22nd)
Major League Baseball and the Miami Marlins teamed up to increase skin cancer awareness. Local Boys and Girls Clubers helped deliver sun screen throughout the ballpark.
RBI Baseball Clinic (June 21st)
Marlins RBI league participants were invited to a day of instruction on the Marlins Park field.
RBI Softball Clinic (June 28th)
Marlins RBI Softball ladies received expert instruction in a big league facility as well.
ICYMI – last month was awesome! Here's to another awesome month in July.
Sacrifice… Giving Up Of One's Self In An Effort To Help Another
As a child growing up in Indiana, Memorial Day Weekend meant two things to me: the end of school/start of summer, and the Indy 500. But, as I grew older and began to grasp it's relevance, Memorial Day became one of the most meaningful days of the year to me. Today, as I pause to remember all of my fellow Americans who gave the ultimate sacrifice in defense of our country, I will also pause to reflect on those moments, learning experiences and people that helped define Memorial Day for me.
I will never forget my first visit to Arlington National Cemetery. I was with my father, and I was in 6th grade. We stood in silence at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and watched as the soldier on guard paced back and forth…twenty one steps, twenty one seconds of stillness. That solemn routine, coupled with the uniformity of the white headstones lining the hills in all directions rocked me to my core. So began my journey of understanding the profound meaning of sacrifice and honor.
My visit to the USS Arizona Memorial in Pearl Harbor was another powerful experience. Everything I had learned in school about the events of December 7, 1941, came to life while standing above the final resting place of those who perished that fateful Sunday morning.
Another unforgettable moment happened while I was traveling home to spend Thanksgiving with my family last fall. While in Atlanta on layover, I glanced out the window and time suddenly stood still. My heart broke as a family stood at attention as they welcomed their loved one home…in a casket draped with an American flag. The reality of the ultimate sacrifice hit me like a ton of bricks. This soldier would not be celebrating Thanksgiving with his family. Instead, he gave his life defending our freedom, which among many things, meant fellow Americans (like me) could experience the peace and joy of family holidays.
During the Marlins Troops Visit in February, I witnessed time and time again another definition of sacrifice. While at Camp Patriot in Kuwait, I had dinner with Medic Dan from Ohio. During his deployment, he was sent home for his wife's final days of pregnancy because the doctors weren't sure she was going to survive childbirth. Days after she gave birth to a healthy son, her health stabilized and he traveled halfway around the world, back to where duty and commitment awaited him. Although he was blessed to be home for the birth, which many soldiers miss while deployed, he had to leave his wife to care for their new child as well as herself. A few nights later, I met a mom of a 5 year old boy. She said he was back home with her mother, and that she had been deployed overseas for over half of her young son's life. That meant he is more familiar with a mom he sees on FaceTime or Skype, rather than a mom who tucks him in bed and kisses him goodnight. The sacrifice our servicemen and women make are all felt by spouses, parents and kids back home. They have to pick up the pieces and carry on as they anxiously await the return of their loved ones. Even if it's temporary, it is still a sacrifice of time that they will never get back.
As my appreciation for Memorial Day has evolved over the years, so have my traditions. One is still watching the Indy 500 – I have many wonderful childhood memories that involve listening to or attending the race. The other is the Annual Memorial Day concert held in Washington, DC. This year, one of the honorees was fallen Army Ranger Kris Stonesifer. Kris was one of the first casualties in the war in Afghanistan. His mother, Ruth, found solace with the American Gold Star Mothers. She would go on to serve as the President of the organization, which built a unique Fisher House at Dover AFB for family members of fallen heroes. This Fisher House provides family members with a place to stay, grief counseling and other services as they await the return of their loved ones remains. The journey of Sergeant John Peck was also told. He survived not one put two life threatening attacks which left him with a Traumatic Brain Injury as well as a quad-amputee. He reminded me of one of the most inspiring people I have ever met, SGT Travis Mills ("Travis the Movie"). Travis was involved in an IED explosion in Afghanistan that resulted in him becoming a quad-amputee as well. Travis faced a harrowing recovery but he made a conscious decision to not just survive his injuries, but to LIVE his life for his wife and daughter. Less than six months after his accident, he completed the Tunnel to Towers run in NYC. Needless to say he is living life and he is currently working to open a fully accessible respite ranch for veterans and their families in Maine.
On this Memorial Day, I remember all of those who have sacrificed their life for our country and their family members they left behind. I also remember both of my Grandfathers who served during WWII: one in the Army, one in the Air Force. I honor my Uncle Bob who served in the Marines, my Uncle Ron who served in the Army and my Uncle John who served as an Officer in the Army in Vietnam. I honor my cousin Michael Smith, now retired, who served as an Army Ranger. I honor my cousin Kyle Trout, who also served in the Army and was deployed to Afghanistan. I honor my cousin Anthony Denkinger, who is currently at the Air Force Academy. I also honor my friend Dave Bruce, who recently returned from a deployment in SW Asia. And I honor one of my favorite people in the world, Arthur Rizer, an Army Captain who served in Iraq. They are my heroes. And they all make me so proud to be an American!
Jackie Robinson Day at Marlins Park
Every baseball season there are two holidays that I look forward to celebrating with my colleagues and our fans. The first, Opening Day at Marlins Park. You can literally feel the energy surging through you in anticipation for an awesome season to come. The second, Jackie Robinson Day. Every year Jackie Robinson's legacy is memorialized by Major League Baseball on April 15, which marks the anniversary of when the Hall of Famer broke baseball's color barrier with his first major league game with the Brooklyn Dodgers in 1947. During this day we are reminded that baseball is more than just a game, it serves as a common bond for all people, regardless of race. One man, through his perseverance, heart and values trail-blazed history for many other minority players to enjoy the game of baseball. Reliving history through video clips, photos and presentations on this MLB holiday makes you reflect on how far we have come and how you can make a difference just by standing up for what is right.
The Marlins saluted Jackie Robinson's heroism and legacy with Marlins President of Baseball Operations, Michael Hill, Marlins Senior Vice President and Legal Council, Derek Jackson, and Marlins Vice President and Executive Director of the Marlins Foundation, Alfredo Mesa, presenting a check for $4,200 to the Jackie Robinson Foundation. The check was accepted by Christina Gordon, current Jackie Robinson Scholar attending the University of Miami, Carol Guerrero, Jackie Robinson Scholar Alumni, and Curtis Tearte, Jackie Robinson Foundation Committee Member. During a special pre-game presentation the 5000 Role Models of Excellence Project boys presented their favorite Jackie Robinson core value: COURAGE, DETERMINATION, TEAMWORK, PERSISTENCE, INTEGRITY, CITIZENSHIP, JUSTICE, COMMITMENT AND EXCELLENCE. These words were values that Jackie Robinson lived by. These values not only made him a champion, but also a hero to millions of people. 5000 Role Models of Excellence Project boys represents these values everyday through their program in Miami-Dade County Public Schools. During the inning breaks on Marlins Vision, the Marlins shared interviews with Marlins players and a few RBI kids, highlighting what it means to wear 42 and how Jackie Robinson's journey still has an impact on their lives today.
Jackie Robinson Day will forever be my second favorite "holiday." Not just for the pomp and circumstance that goes along with the day, but the look on our fans' faces as they cheer on our Fish that carry on the legacy of a hero by wearing number 42 with pride.


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So with all the musky/sport shows behind us, what new baits did everybody grab?.. and what are you guys/gals looking forward to throwing this year?
I have 3 baits that I'm pretty excited about…
1. The bucktails from Kramer Bros. Tackle look pretty sweet. They are tied very similar to double cowgirls but have a really intense reflective tape on the blades. This tape is thicker and more durable (looking) than I expected it to be. I also like that they put the tape on both sides of the blades. I grabbed some 10's and 9's sized blades. Fish catchers for sure!
2. I got some baits to try out from a bait maker from West Virginia called Myers Musky Lures. I have essentially his full line up of baits which are all hand made. The lipped baits are made of cedar and his gliders are maple. Great paint jobs and great action from what I could tell when I had them out in the test pool. Guys are hammering muskies out in WV with these baits, can't wait to see what our fish think of them!
3. Double Dawg pounders. Really don't need to say much about these.. Got the pleasure of trying these out a little last year and they are awesome. The Mag size Double Dawg last October and November were complete assassins in my boat! Bigger bait, bigger fish right?

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Actually most girls don't. Many trim or shape their pubic hair to some degree. Me thinks perhaps you've been looking at far to many Playboy's. The trend for the last decade or so has been towards bald for photo's, but they also apply facial makeup to their genitalia and sphincter for those pics.How many girls you know admit too Max Factoring their Tootsie falala's? Most younger women will claim they are clean shaved if asked, but if you had the chance to take a peek you'd realize that that particular coif is generally reserved for special guided tours of that playground. Razor burn sucks and waxing must hurt like hell so if she is bare down their it is for you say Thank you If you get lucky on an unexpected occasion chances are you might get a bit of stubble rash on your chin at the least.
it is bushy! it's better to have it shaved.. =)
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This article is about 'homosexual panic' or 'gay panic' as a mental disorder. For information about the legal defense against accusation of violent crimes, see gay panic defense.
|This article needs attention from an expert in LGBT studies. (April 2007)
Homosexual panic is a term, first coined by psychiatrist Edward J. Kempf in 1920, describing an acute, brief reactive psychosis suffered by the target of unwanted homosexual advances.[1][2] Despite the psychotic nature of the disorder, Kempf called it "acute homosexual panic". The disorder is also known in Kempf's honour as "Kempf's disease". Breakdowns were said to occur in situations that involve sexual assault by the same sex, such as dormitories or military barracks.[3]
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- ^ Kaplan, H.I. et al. ed. (1980), Comprehensive textbook of psychiatry, third edition Williams and Wilkins, Baltimore - London.
- ^ Chuang HT, Addington D. (Oct 1988). "Homosexual panic: a review of its concept". Can J Psychiatry. 33 (7): 613–7. PMID 3197016.
- ^ Rosario, Vernon (Fall 1999). "Rise and Fall of the Medical Model; Essay presents medical views on homosexuality from an historical and psychological perspectives". Harvard Gay & Lesbian Review VI: 31. ISSN 1077-6591. "The term first appeared in Dr. Edward Kempf's textbook Psychopathology (1920), which described typical cases in which a young man became convinced that friends or comrades believed he was homosexual, stared at him oddly, whispered insults like "cock sucker," "woman," "fairy," and tried to engage him in fellatio or sodomy. Kempf explained that it resulted from "the pressure of uncontrollable perverse sexual cravings.""
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ABILENE, Texas - Playing in his first game of the season after serving a one-game suspension, Duquesne guard Jordan Stevens poured in 27 points in 28 minutes to lead the Dukes to a 102-81 win over Abilene Christian in a non-conference game at Moody Coliseum.
A look at the playoff pairings for the Big County teams for the third week of the Texas High School Football Playoffs.
DENVER, Colo. - McMurry University women's basketball concluded its three-game road trip to Colorado with a 77-53 loss at Regis University. The setback left the War Hawks with a 1-3 record on the young season, while the Rangers remained unbeaten (3-0).
GEORGETOWN, Texas -- Hardin-Simmons' men's basketball team moved to 2-0 with a 70-57 win over Southwestern on Saturday night at the Robertson Center in Georgetown.
The Abilene High Eagles got the win over Frenship with a final score of 55-34. That win advances the Eagles to the regional round of the playoffs.
The Wylie Bulldogs traveled West to Midland for an area round match-up with the Levelland Lobos.
The Sweetwater Mustangs were looking to continue their playoff journey as the traveled to Stephenville to take on Bridgeport.
The Cisco Loboes were looking to continue their journey back to AT&T Stadium by taking on Post this evening in Sweetwater.
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• Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan may reunite on screen for the actress' directorial debut Ithaca. Hanks would have a cameo role in the World War II coming-of-age drama based on William Saroyan's novel The Human Comedy and already serves as an executive producer. Erik Jendresen (Killing Lincoln) adapted the script that will also feature Ryan onscreen, as well as the previously announced Sam Shepard (August: Osage County), Melanie Griffith (Working Girl), and Jack Quaid, Ryan's son with actor Dennis Quaid. This would be the fourth time the pair has appeared on screen together after Joe Versus the Volcano, Sleepless in Seattle, and You've Got Mail. [Variety] READ FULL STORY
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Get ready for trolls! The big mythical beings get a makeover as sweet and stout creatures in the newly released trailer for the stop-motion, animated adventure film The Boxtrolls.
In the trailer, viewers can get a glimpse at the underground mechanics and high-flying action of the trolls, as well as the extreme love of cheese by Cheesebridge's townspeople, all of which is portrayed in a unique, eye-catching animated style. Based on the children's novel Here Be Monsters by Alan Snow, The Boxtrolls tells the story of a young orphaned boy, Eggs (Isaac Hemstead Wright), who is raised by underground, cave-dwelling trolls.
The townspeople of Cheesebridge believe the trolls to be monsters who are out to steal its children and fine cheeses, when in reality, the trolls are sweet oddballs — who wear boxes, hence the title — interested in dumpster diving and mechanical junk collecting. When Archibald Snatcher (Ben Kingsley), an evil exterminator, is out to get the trolls in order to enter the high society of Cheesebrige, Eggs and his friend Winnie (Elle Fanning) must come to the defense of his adopted family.
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Nick Frost on how 'Cuban Fury' melds 'Strictly Ballroom' with 'The Bourne Identity' -- EXCLUSIVE VIDEO
Nick Frost had a deep, dark secret: He liked to dance. Or he wanted to like to dance. One night, after a few drinks, he pecked out a movie idea in an email to his longtime producer, Nira Park, then went to bed. She called him the next morning to say how much she liked his idea about a shy, average-looking guy who resurrects his childhood passion for salsa dancing in order to woo his beautiful new boss (Rashida Jones) away from her doucheboat boyfriend (Chris O'Dowd).
"I think I'd always been a massive fan of Strictly Ballroom," says Frost, whose idea became Cuban Fury, in theaters April 11. "That was definitely my touchstone for this film, in terms of the comedy has to be funny and the drama has to be touching, yet the dancing has to be smoking hot and real. And I wanted to do [all the dancing], so that was pretty important too."
As the saying goes, be careful what you ask for. Frost, best known as Simon Pegg's burly sidekick in movies like Shawn of the Dead and The World's End, put himself through a torturous training process to become a suave lord of the dance. Tears may have been shed. Toes and egos were certainly crushed. But for Frost, it was all worth it. "I kind of really worked freaking hard on this and it was my idea, so to see it come out kind of exactly how we wanted is a real treat," he says.
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• Nick Frost, Rashida Jones, Chris O'Dowd (Bridesmaids), and Olivia Colman (Hot Fuzz) have signed onto the comedy Cuban Fury, about a man (Frost) with a zeal for salsa dancing. The film is based on an idea by Frost. James Griffiths (Up All Night, Free Agents) will direct. [Variety]
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This Townhouse is nestled in the center of Mammoth on Old Mammoth Road and is on the free shuttle route to travel around town or to the slopes (just minutes to high speed chair 15 at Eagle Express with new ski school). In walking distance is Vons (the main grocery store), Quiznos, Starbucks, Carl's Jr., The Chart House (fine dining), movie theatres, churches, sporting goods, and many specialty shops.
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Third Bathroom: Hickory Cabinets, Corian countertop and Shower/Bath combination with Faux Marble Surround complete this bath .
Upstairs: Living Room, Kitchen, Dining Room. One-half Bath.
Living Room: Spacious with Vaulted Ceilings and overlooking loft. Leather sofas, full entertainment system with 60' flat screen HD, surround sound, Playstation 3 with Blueray player, Wood burning pellet stove. Lighting can be dimmed. Put in a movie, turn down the lights, make some popcorn and enjoy a cozy evening.
Kitchen: This large kitchen is fully equipped with all new appliances perfect for the culinary chef. Just remember to bring the food! Also includes Knotty Alder cabinets with Corian countertops and adjacent one-half bath.
Dining Room: Both the kitchen and dining room feature hand distressed American cherry hardwood flooring, the dining room seats six at formal table with matching hutch, the kitchen bar seats five. Great space to gather the family and friends. And balcony just off the dining room has gas barbecue.
There are three designated parking places at front door.
All cancellations must be in writing, email or US Postal service. Cancellations 30 days or more to arrival will be assessed a 10% administrative fee based on the total contracted rental amount. For cancellations occurring within 29 days of arrival all deposits are non-refundable. If the townhouse can be re-rented for the same time period, we will refund up to the contracted price less 10% administrative fee. No-Shows: Non-refundable.
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- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
- wheelchair inaccessible
About The Owner
Hi I am the father of 4 beautiful kids, I remodeled my townhouse with them in mind.
At the same time I love having great families getting a chance to enjoy our place and the beauty of a place called Mammoth Lakes California
The Owner purchased this townhome in 2005
Why The Owner chose Mammoth Lakes
There is not a more beautiful place in the mountains that has epic snow and an incredible serene wilderness than Mammoth.
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Park at the front door,enjoy the view of the local ski resort, bar-b-Que,swim in the pool or relax in one of the 3 jacuzzi s,watch the 60' flat screen and satellite TV, have family time with the board games or PlayStation 3,enjoy cooking great meals with a fully equipped kitchen, or conduct business with the wireless internet at no extra charge.


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No talk of retirement ... bronze medallist US skier Bode Miller, 36, arrives on the podium during the Men's Alpine Skiing Super-G Flower Ceremony.
Washington: American skier Bode Miller, competing in his fifth Winter Games, said on Tuesday he could not rule out competing in another Olympics as long as his "body holds together."
Despite his age, the 36-year-old said he still feels capable of winning and loves his sport.
I still love skiing and I'm still fit, and mentally I feel like I'm capable of winning
"I still love skiing and I'm still fit, and mentally I feel like I'm capable of winning," Miller said in an interview with ABC that aired on Tuesday. "If my body holds together - you never know if I'll be around still - but it's tough, it's a long ways.
US skier Bode Miller competes during the Men's Alpine Skiing Super-G, when he became the oldest alpine skiing medallist by placing equal third.
"I'll be 40 years old, and I feel pretty old right now," he said, referring to the 2018 Olympics.
Miller acknowledged the uncertainty. But, he added: "I tried to quit a long time ago, and here I am still."
On Sunday, he took equal third place in the super-G at the Sochi Games, making him the oldest alpine skier to win a medal.
The win, after a tough first week for Miller at the Games and capping off a tough year that included injuries and the death of his brother, brought a tearful reaction from the skier.
An interview with NBC afterward lit up social media, with some critics saying the news network pressed him too hard.
Miller defended the reporter, Christin Cooper, on Twitter and on Tuesday said he does not blame her or NBC.
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The last year of cybersecurity news has taught us invaluable lessons about trust on the Internet. Take, for instance, what we found out from Edward Snowden's revelations of NSA spying, hacking, and surveillance and what we've seen most recently in the fallout from the Target data breach. These two incongruous news stories may seem unrelated, but both offer a sort of canary in the coalmine for CIOs and CISOs who are looking to defend their businesses and protect customers in this new…Continue
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Is your company turning away good customers in an effort to stop bad actors? Regretfully, all too often, Internet fraud mitigation efforts are so constricting they turn away real customers.
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California is the top U.S. target for cybercrime, according to a recent report released by the state's Attorney General, Kamala D. Harris. The report, titled "California and the Fight Against Transnational Organized Crime," details the state's struggles with transnational organized crime, or organized crime that involves groups of people throughout various countries. One of the the major topics…Continue
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In the decades following the tragedy of 9/11, air travelers around the globe became accustomed to heightened security levels for access to air travel. High security at airports became 'normal.' A similar shift for electronic commerce is inevitable. Complex technologies that can be exploited and persistent criminals guarantee it.
Just like threat level "orange" is the new normal for air travel, businesses that use networks that touch other networks, or rely on the Internet, are being…Continue
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Cybercrime is estimated to be worth more than 20 times our expenditure on cyber security, and the gap between the two is growing exponentially. We don't really know how much "The Dark Side" profits each year. Visible attacks are reckoned to reap billions, while invisible attacks are likely even greater. In short, cybercrime is now an industry.
Firewalls and malware protection have proven inadequate, and the human insider remains the biggest threat.
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Recent events have focused an intense spotlight on online privacy and security. With Cyber Security Awareness Month coming to close, I thought I'd explore why it's critical we not let this moment pass and just lapse into our normal complacency about these issues once the media thunderstorm passes.
Now more than ever, as our digital footprints grow exponentially, we need to take personal action to preserve our online freedoms. Why? The Internet benefits and belongs to all of us -- thus…Continue
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Cyber-attacks take many forms, from cybercrime, to hacktivism, to cyber warfare, and espionage. We're all used to hearing about phishing attacks and the threat of malware, but organized cyber-attacks perpetrated by groups with political motivations, and sometimes affiliated with foreign governments, are on the rise, and they could represent a much graver threat.
Major concerns about the threat of state-sponsored cyber-attacks on U.S. military and infrastructure have been raised…Continue
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IT managers today spend a lot of time and effort protecting their Windows and Active Directory networks from external attacks. However, it is insider threats -- whether caused by malicious or careless users -- that are viewed as the biggest risk to corporate data, according to 71% of IT decision makers surveyed in the Cyber-Ark 2012 Trust, Security and Passwords report. And according…Continue
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Internet hackers are getting smarter by the day; they are increasingly designing attacks that operate beneath the covers, ones that even informed users can't easily detect. Recently, the New York Observer reported that Atlantic Media ran a phishing test on its employees, using a fake Google Apps login link to demonstrate that organization's vulnerability to attack. Nearly 60% of employees fell for the scam, and the problem is not just from users being naïve but because the most popular Web…Continue
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Big data is literally everywhere. It's in the cloud and under the cloud, at rest and on the move, and growing at a mind-boggling rate. IBM, a leader in big data analytics, has estimated that organizations create 2.5 quintillion bytes of data each day — and that 90 percent of the data in the world has been created in the last two years alone.
Susan Hauser, VP of Microsoft's Enterprise and Partner…Continue
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Lavender Speckle Color
16-qt. Size
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|Material: Enameled steel; Porcelain
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|Product Type: Stock pots
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|Lids Included: Yes
|Handles: Yes
|Country of Manufacture: China; Indonesia
|Color (16-qt., Red Speckle Size): Red
|Color (12-qt., Blueberry Speckle Size): Blueberry
|Oven Safe (12-qt., Blueberry Speckle Size): Yes
|Maximum Temperature (12-qt., Blueberry Speckle Size): 350 Fahrenheit
|Capacity (12-qt., Blueberry Speckle Size): 12 Quarts
|Capacity (16-qt., Red Speckle Size): 16 Quarts
|Assembly Required: No
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About the ManufacturerThe Paula Deen kitchenware collection truly reflects her iconic southern style, which blends an appreciation for quality craftsmanship with classic styling that's enlivened by a dash of nostalgia. The entire cookware collection embodies Paula Deen's exceptionally friendly, warm and welcoming personality. Whether it's the copper-bottom stainless steel or the speckled porcelain nonstick saute pan, this collection beckons everyone back into the kitchen for some good times cooking and sharing laughter at the table.
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A full day discovering the treasures of Kent – Leeds Castle, Canterbury Cathedral, Greenwich and the White Cliffs of Dover.
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- Visit the fairytale Leeds Castle and its beautiful Gardens
- Exclusive to Evan Evans Tours: a guided walking tour of Canterbury Cathedral using our new Vox Radioguide® system
- Opportunity for lunch in Canterbury*
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Leeds Castle
Heading out to Leeds Castle, we pass through Greenwich, home of the famous 'Cutty Sark' tea clipper and the Royal Observatory, and cross over the Greenwich Meridian.
Leeds Castle was described by Lord Conway as 'the loveliest castle in the world' and is set in the middle of a natural lake, surrounded by 500 acres of parkland and gardens. Experience its magic in an atmosphere of still tranquillity. There will also be time to explore the castle grounds where you will find the 'Lady Baillie Garden' with views over the lake, an aviary and maze.
Canterbury Cathedral
Traveling through Kent, the county known as the 'Garden of England', we make our way to Canterbury to visit the Cathedral. This magnificent Cathedral is the most important church within the worldwide Anglican faith. The central 'Bell Harry Tower' dates back to 1498, and the crypt to the 11th Century. It is here where your guide will tell the story of the shocking murder of Archbishop Thomas Beckett in 1170 and there will also be time to explore the narrow streets of Canterbury. There will be an opportunity for lunch in Canterbury.
We continue our tour through the picturesque landscape of Kent dotted with unusual buildings and quaint little villages to Dover, where you'll see the famous White Cliffs standing 400 feet above sea level. Brooding above the White Cliffs is the sprawling Dover Castle still watching over the town 800 years on.
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I thought now would be as good a good time to get a pulse on what the industry sees as a success and failure in the new domain name extension space. First let me just say, it's still early, very early, and this will undoubtedly change over time. Also what metrics are important? We all know that […]
- Tuesday, September 16, 2014 - 15:9
Meet the TechCrunch Disrupt SF 2014 Winner – Alfred
This year TechCrunch held their annual conference in San Francisco (there is also a Disrupt NYC) and picked a winner from 26 "Battlefield" companies. The winner walks away with a check for $50,000 and the everlasting glow that comes from winning Disrupt. The winner this year is Alfred (www.alfred.club or www.alfred...
- Thursday, September 11, 2014 - 1:6
Decoded.co Spends $50,000 to get Decoded.com
There are plenty of options when it comes to domain extensions, after .com many a start up has chosen the .io, .co, or the .me to name a few. Yet for many there still is that desire to trade up to the .com. Today was another example of that with Decoded.com selling for $50,000. Decoded.co […]
- Tuesday, September 9, 2014 - 2:55
Fashion Metric Featured on Product Hunt - Please Upvote
Today is an incredibly exciting day for us, along with presenting at Techstars Demo Day we also just found-out that we have been featured on Product Hunt. If you don't know what Product Hunt is, suffice it to say it is one of the best places for startups to get exposure for their products. A […]
- Wednesday, September 3, 2014 - 11:29
Big Day Tomorrow
Well tomorrow is a major day for Fashion Metric so I'm going to keep this post incredibly short. Daina presents to a room of about 1,000 people along with ten other companies that are part of our Techstars class. We also just found-out that Fashion Metric will also be featured on Product Hunt tomorrow and […]
- Tuesday, September 2, 2014 - 22:35
Two Easy Ways To Setup A Directory Website
Directory Websites can be a great way to generate passive income, especially if you have a good domain name to go along with it. At the same time, it's important to understand that unless you already have a steady stream of traffic just putting up a directory won't suddenly send people to your site – […]
- Monday, September 1, 2014 - 10:51
Weekend Musings – Techstars Demo Day
The last two weeks have probably been the busiest weeks of our entire lives as we prepare for what's coming on Wednesday – Techstars Demo Day. As many of you know, we have been going through the Techstars startup accelerator here in Austin. Techstars is the #1 startup accelerator in the world and has a […]
- Sunday, August 31, 2014 - 23:10
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Welcome to another season of glorious numbers crunching and inane statistics that mean something and nothing all at the same time. It's good to have you back. If you have any notable numbers or milestones to report, you know the drill: email firstname.lastname@example.com or follow @JohnnyHomeTeam. Top 10 games of ...
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Wed. Sept. 03, 2014 at 2:33 p.m. | John C. Cotey
DUNEDIN — Dunedin jumped out to a 27-7 lead early in the second quarter on Tyler Palermiti's second touchdown pass to Janiero Crankfield. Dixie came back with 20 unanswered points, 13 on Jacobi Middlebrooks' blocked punt and Davontae Harrington's 90-yard punt return, to make it 27-27 at the half. Dunedin ...
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Sat. Aug. 30, 2014 at 1:00 a.m. | Colby Cole
ST. PETERSBURG — Seniors Tyrie Adams and Davontae Harrington were the bright spots for the Rebels in a game that started two hours late because of traffic delays encountered by the visiting Sailors. Drives of the game: Even though they were down two scores, there was still hope for Dixie ...
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Sat. Aug. 23, 2014 at 1:02 a.m. | Anthony Salveggi
Dixie Hollins Coach: Shannon Brooks (third season, 2-18) Last season: 2-8 Class/district: 6A-7 Colors: Royal blue and white Stadium: Rebel Stadium, 4940 62nd St. N., St. Petersburg Playoff history: 1967, 1989, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 2004, 2005 Last appearance: Beat Countryside 21-7; lost 27-7 to Bradenton Manatee Season schedule ...
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Wed. Aug. 13, 2014 at 7:25 p.m. | Jacob Lynn
We're rolling out daily district previews for all 78 varsity football teams in the area. Today we look at a four-team Pinellas/Manatee County league: Overview For nearly a decade, Largo has been dominant in games that matter, winning a Pinellas County-record nine straight district titles. The Packers lost some playmakers, ...
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Wed. Aug. 13, 2014 at 6:02 p.m. | Bob Putnam
Our third annual countdown of the top 100 football players in Tampa Bay. Past performances — spanning the fall, spring and summer — and promise of big things to come are all taken into consideration. Today: players 51 through 60. Previous installments: 91-100 81-90 71-80 61-70
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Wed. July 09, 2014 at 10:57 a.m. | Times Staff
Our third annual countdown of the top 100 football players in Tampa Bay. Past performances — spanning the fall, spring and summer — and promise of big things to come are all taken into consideration. Today: players 61 through 70. Previous installments: 91-100 81-90 71-80
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Mon. July 07, 2014 at 5:31 p.m. | Times Staff
At St. Petersburg Jesuit 55, Dixie Hollins 19 Spring game-breakers: Running back Kevin Newman was the story of the first half for Jesuit. The 6-foot-1 junior rushed for 121 yards and four touchdowns before the break to give Jesuit its huge lead. Newman, who said he's put on 10 pounds ...
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Mon. May 19, 2014 at 10:28 p.m. | Kelly Parsons
LAND O' LAKES — There won't many quarterbacks taller than James Pensyl taking snaps for a Florida high school team. But Pensyl's growth to 6-foot-7 isn't the dimension that Land O'Lakes coach Brian Wachtel is most excited for. "He's finally filled out," Wachtel said. "There's no more room for ...
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Thu. May 15, 2014 at 10:57 p.m. | Darek Sharp
Call spring football at the high school level the early evaluation period. There are big names to replace, with players of the year graduating and moving on to college. Who will fill in? There are new coaches to break in, promising assistant coaches hoping to make the most of their ...
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Wed. April 30, 2014 at 6:04 p.m. | John C. Cotey
Dixie Hollins recently had three football players sign letters of intent. Linebacker Zac Gardenhouse signed with Adrian College, a Division III school in Michigan. Running back Kabriel Jackson and defensive tackle Andre Matthews signed with Dean College, a two-year school in Franklin, Mass. Gardenhouse played in only three games as ...
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Mon. April 28, 2014 at 4:23 p.m. | Rodney Page
Offensive player of the year Artavis Scott, ATH, Sr., East Lake Why we picked him: The Clemson commitment and top-ranked player in the Tampa Bay Times HomeTeam 100 showed glimpses of what was to come in the spring, when he scored on two kick returns and two long receptions against ...
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Sat. Dec. 21, 2013 at 2:26 p.m. | Rodney Page and Bob Putnam
TARPON SPRINGS — Tarpon Springs running back Michael Ford had five touchdowns on 10 touches in the Spongers' 63-32 rout of Dixie Hollins on Friday. Ford had eight rushes for 167 yards and four touchdowns (59, 37, 11 and 24 yards), and caught two passes for 56 yards and a ...
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Fri. Nov. 08, 2013 at 11:18 p.m. | Colby Cole
LARGO — If it wasn't over as quickly as it had begun, it sure was close. Within two minutes, Largo (7-2, 3-0 in 6A-7) had returned two fumbles for touchdowns Friday night against Dixie Hollins. By the end of the first quarter, Dixie Hollins (2-7, 0-3) found itself on the ...
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Fri. Nov. 01, 2013 at 11:30 p.m. | Anthony Salveggi
ST. PETERSBURG — A close game at halftime quickly turned into a rout as St. Petersburg defeated Dixie Hollins 52-27. The Green Devils extended a three-point advantage to 10 when they scored on the opening possession of the third quarter. Deangelo Reeves capped a seven-play drive with a 36-yard run. ...
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Election 2012
Is It Over Yet?
Watching the past two weeks of the Republican and Democratic conventions, it's hard to remember a more grotesque political event.
A Man with a Plan
Unlike Mitt Romney, Barack Obama not only has a plan to strengthen American statecraft, he's got four years of achievements to show for his efforts.
Left Behind
Obama has turned his back on us liberals. So why aren't we screaming about it?
Why Obama Will Win
Whatever his failings, the president is likeable enough -- and incumbency is a powerful home-court advantage.
Renewing America's Fighting Faith
Barack Obama's correction to the excesses of the George W. Bush years was necessary. But cold-blooded realism is not enough to safeguard America's interests and promote its values.
Bipartisan Bloat
If there's one thing that Obama and Romney agree on, it's more military spending. Too bad they're both wrong.
R Is for Reckless
Why the Republicans can't be trusted with national security.
7 Questionable Claims in the Democratic Platform
From Guantánamo to Joseph Kony, the boasts that could invite a backlash.
Pretty Vacant
After three empty days in Tampa, the Republican Party seems out of ideas on how to run America's foreign policy.
Sound and Sensible
Mitt Romney's foreign policy would echo the best of America's bipartisan traditions. But the desperate Obama caricature of it is just a sad indication of how much the president has failed.
A Dangerous Mind
Mitt Romney's foreign policy isn't an afterthought, it's a frightening return to a bullying neoconservative ideology -- and Americans should be worried.
Five reasons why it's awkward that Condi's speaking at the GOP convention.
Romney's Mad-Libs Foreign Policy
International affairs is serious business -- not a game of fill-in-the-blanks.
Leading from the Front
It's time for some straight talk about the world, Mr. President.
Galt Goes Global
Did Paul Ryan take his foreign policy from Ayn Rand?
Will Romney Discover His Inner Nixon?
The coming GOP fight between realists and neocons.
What Would Ronald Reagan Do?
Mitt Romney shouldn't shy away from a fight on foreign policy. He can win it.
10 Foreign-Policy Flashpoints in the GOP Platform
The Republicans will present a united front at the convention, but divisive issues are bubbling below the surface.
Pipe Dreams
Why Mitt Romney can't free America from Middle East oil.
Highway Robbery
Why do Mitt Romney and Barack Obama want to hand over so much of your money to men with guns?
What's $2 Trillion Among Friends?
Romney criticizes Obama's defense plan, but the real problem is his own running mate.
Paul Ryan's Bad Idea for the Middle East
It's not true that Mitt Romney's veep choice is a complete neophyte on foreign policy. But his major foray abroad does not inspire confidence.
Obama Has Been Great for Israel
Anyone who tells you otherwise is distorting reality.
The Incredible Shrinking GOP Foreign-Policy Expert
Mitt Romney's choice of Paul Ryan to be his vice president isn't surprising -- it's sadly indicative of the lack of worldly Republicans today.
The November Surprise
Forget October bombshells. The real surprise in the 2012 U.S. presidential campaign will come when disaffected voters shun the polls.
Why Bad Politics = Even Worse Markets
Want to fix the economy? Stop the partisan brinkmanship.
Budget-Waving Contest
Romney's ridiculous fight about who's got the bigger military doesn't worry Obama. But should it?
Dumb and Dumber
Liberal pundits think they can swing "low-information voters" by throwing facts at them. But not only do they misunderstand this key demographic of the 2012 presidential election -- they're doing their party a disservice.


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Fabulous! Staff were really professional & helpful. Beatiful, comfortable rooms. I would highly recommend this hotel."
We were really surprised at the lack of helpfulness from the front desk - everything from asking for assistance with directions to help with contacting Expedia to notify our change in the dates of our stay. It was unlike anything we experienced in Japan."
The staff is very nice and the location is very good"
Terrific location, just one stop on the subway from Kyoto's main train station and within walking distance of many Kyoto attractions. Staff is friendly."
great place... youll have everything you need, close to every shops, clean room, comfy bed... would stay here again.."
The hotel is well situated beside JR Namba station;we had Japan rail passes so this was ideal for the trops we had planned.It is also close to Dontonbori for eating & night life. My only complaint was that we had booked a double room & not a twin so there was very little room to manouvre around with 2 people & luggage. Having said that,the bed was very comfy & we weren't in the room much anyway. There is a food market in the basement which has sandwiches,sushi boxes & hot food if you don't want to eat out."
You can't beat the Nikko for convenience. Connected to the airport terminal and train station, it is a excellent option for an evening's rest after a late flight in or to catch an early morning flight, especially if you secure the room at a good rate."
The room was clean, and large by Japanese standards. The hotel amenities were standard. Note that the front desk is on the 8th floor. The best thing about the hotel is the proximity to the Osaka JR station. The hotel is about a 5 to 10 minute walk west of the Osaka station (Sakurabashi gate, if I recall correctly). Walk through the mall and the hotel is half a block away. If you have a JR pass, this hotel is very convenient."
We stayed in Hiroshima for one night during our honeymoon in Japan. This hotel was great. We arrived early, found it fairly easy as it is attached to the train station. We couldn't check in as it was early but they offered to keep our luggage which was great since we wanted to go sightseeing anyways. Very clean place,great city view from our room, bed was comfortable, bathroom was great and decent size compared to other hotels in Japan,free wifi, fridge had drinks as an option (we didn't use) and best of all extra pillows in the closet which was amazing! Modern room, and price was very affordable and cheap for the good quality room. Also, getting around for sightseeing was very easy since we were right at the station. People helped us to get to the atomic bomb dome site, and also to get to miyajima. I would have rated overall stay excellent if they had provided free breakfast with the stay."
Right outside the station, this place shocked me with large rooms, plush bedding, and soft pillows. The layout of the room made it feel incredibly modern and high end. Overall, it added to wonderful experience of visiting Hiroshima."
Great location. Walking distance to the Peace Park and lots of shopping and restaurants in the area."
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Share Your Sweets: Oatmeal Cookies
This week, SE'ers got creative with oatmeal cookies. More
This week, SE'ers got creative with oatmeal cookies. More
These chewy oatmeal cookies have a ton of apple flavor thanks to a combination of apple sauce and chopped apples in the dough. More
Thanks to applesauce and chopped apples, these chewy oatmeal cookies have a delicious fruit flavor. More
Here's the thing. Sometimes we all make food that looks like crap. It turned an undesirable shade of brown, green, black; it has unsightly lumps; it looks half eaten when whole. Some people—I presume—immediately throw it away. My banana bread has cellulite! they wail, or no one will eat a chicken that looks like it has SARS. I'm not that person. If tastes good, I'll eat it, fried caper boogers be damned. More
These cookies are packed to the brim with oats, spices, pumpkin, molasses, and chocolate chips. More
I love oatmeal cookies in all forms, but adding crunchy salt crystals really makes them special. Butterscotch chips lend an extra bit of sweetness and cinnamon gives them a hint of spice. They may not be your grandma's oatmeal cookie, but I think that she'd approve. More
The crunchy salt crystals on top of a salty oat cookie really makes them special. Butterscotch chips lend an extra bit of sweetness and cinnamon gives them a hint of spice. More
These were a bit of a gamble, as I've never baked with chocolate-covered fruit before. And some of the cranberries were quite big, so I decided to make the cookies extra big to match. But as luck would have it, the resulting cookies freaking blew me away. More
Big and chunky oatmeal cookies stuffed with chocolate covered cranberries. More


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21 Fun, Refreshing "Poptails"
Nows the time to clean out your freezer! Trust us, youll need the extra space to test these 14 grown-up popsicles, plus seven other refreshing adults-only treats we came across.
By Alexa Tucker
Frozen Cosmo Popsicles
3 cups cranberry juice
½ oz triple sec
1 oz cranberry flavored vodka
1 oz freshly squeezed lime juice
6 fresh cranberries
Combine cranberry juice, triple sec, vodka and lime juice in a bowl. Place one cranberry in the bottom of each mold. Pour in juice mixture until molds are ¾ full. Place lids on molds and freeze at least 3 hours, or until frozen. Yields 6.