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North Gwinnett senior Kwesi Abakah made a commitment to the Northeastern University men's basketball program after visiting the Boston school last weekend.
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To avoid fiscal cliff, Obama and GOP should compromise like Founding Fathers (+video)
Take for example, the Three-Fifths Compromise. At the insistence of delegates from southern states, Congress was denied the power to limit the slave trade for a minimum of 20 years, and slaves – although denied the vote and not recognized as citizens by those states – were allowed to be counted as 3/5 persons for the purpose of apportioning representatives and determining presidential electoral votes.
Most important, perhaps, delegates compromised on the thorny issue of apportioning members of Congress, an issue that had bitterly divided the larger and smaller states. The small states wanted each state to have the same number of representatives, and the large states wanted representation determined by population. Under a plan put forward by delegate Roger Sherman of Connecticut (known as the Connecticut Compromise), representation in the House of Representatives would be based on population, while each state would be guaranteed an equal two senators in the new Senate.
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The verdict came just one day after France's highest administrative court authorised ending the life of a quadriplegic in a vegetative state, in a landmark decision that divided his family and was immediately blocked by the European Court of Human Rights pending a review of the case.
Bonnemaison, an emergency-room doctor who has since been struck off the medical register, was accused of poisoning five women and two men who died between March 2010 and July 2011 soon after being admitted to a hospital in the southwestern city of Bayonne where he worked.
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Since Chef Pascal Olhats' Tradition by Pascal closed earlier this year many former guests were telling him they wanted more of their favorite Tradition by Pascal dishes.
To meet the demand, Olhats will be opening his first "Tradition" pop-up restaurant Tuesday night, April 24.
Located at Brasserie Pascal in Fashion Island, The Tradition Room is meant to âcarry on the traditionâ of Pascalâs former restaurant, Tradition by Pascal, that closed on Feb. 15 after 24 years.
There will be a three to five course pre-fix menu priced at $45, $55, and $65 per person featuring dishes similar to Traditionâs final Best of Pascal menu. A wine pairing will also be offered for an additional $25 to $40.
Olhats will bring the two top servers and two chefs from Tradition by Pascal to The Tradition Room, which will be open Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays starting at 5 p.m. until closing.
The pop-up restaurant will be open in a private bar area of Brasserie Pascal with room for 25 guests. The Tradition Room will have its own look with paintings of Pascal and a décor reminiscent of Tradition by Pascal.
Olhats plans to take his pop-up restaurant throughout the nation, having these first dinners at Brasserie Pascal as a test run.
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Sociology exams have a way of blindsiding students.
"I was just certain I had aced the test until I saw online that I failed it." I have heard statements like this after every exam that I have ever given. Maybe my approach to teaching and assessing student learning is to blame, but I'm guessing that many of you reading this have experienced the same thing. So what gives?
The problem seems to lie in our student's ability to assess their knowledge. Students' have unwarranted confidence in their mastery of course content. They feel they know things that they in fact don't[1]. Research out of the UCLA Learning and Forgetting Lab suggest the problem may lie in how our students are studying. I'll let Robert Bjork explain.
I hear Bjork saying, that when students try to judge their understanding of course material by looking at their notes and course texts, those judgments "will be very flawed." This works in a way similar to the hindsight bias, once you know the answer it's easy to presume you would have been able to do so without the help of your notes. So the best thing for students to do is to try and externalize their ideas so that they can assess them. Students who study with their peers, quizzing one another, will have a better understanding of what they know and what they don't.
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The first question we should ask a struggling student is, "If I had watched you while you were studying for the test, what would I have seen you doing?" When students say that they, "reviewed their notes, reread chapters, etc.," we have to encourage them to externalize their studying process.


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|FILE - In a June 11, 2007 file photo, Helen Heinlo smokes outside of a coffee shop in Belmont, Calif. Millions of smokers could be priced out of health insurance because of tobacco penalties in President Barack Obamaís health care law, say experts. The Affordable Care Act allows health insurers to charge smokers buying an individual policy up to 50 percent higher premiums starting next Jan. 1. For a 55-year-old smoker, the penalty could reach nearly $4,250 a year. A 60-year-old could wind up paying nearly $5,100 on top of premiums. (AP Photo/Paul Sakuma, File)
WASHINGTON — Millions of smokers could be priced out of health insurance because of tobacco penalties in President Obama's health care law, according to experts who are just now teasing out the potential impact of a little-noted provision in the massive legislation.
The Affordable Care Act allows health insurers to charge smokers buying individual policies up to 50 percent higher premiums starting next Jan. 1.
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Government of Canada investment to support Aboriginal economic development in Northwestern Ontario
THUNDER BAY, Ontario, March 28, 2012 — The Honourable Tony Clement, Minister for FedNor, today announced a Government of Canada investment of $236,250 to support First Nation-based economic development initiatives in Northwestern Ontario.
"By supporting the Nishnawbe Aski Development Fund, the Government of Canada is helping First Nation communities to grow and diversify their economies and create employment opportunities," said Minister Clement. "Today's investment will provide remote Aboriginal communities in Northwestern Ontario with an additional tool to help address their economic development needs."
The FedNor funding will enable the Nishnawbe Aski Development Fund to fund a variety of community-based economic development projects in its service area. Based in Thunder Bay, the Nishnawbe Aski Development Fund is one of 24 Community Futures Development Corporations (CFDCs) funded by FedNor to serve Northern Ontario businesses and communities. CFDCs are not-for-profit organizations, each run by a board of local volunteers and staffed by experienced business and economic development professionals.
"This much needed funding will assist in empowering our communities by facilitating economic development projects that will build capacity and create jobs," said Madeline Commanda, Chair, Nishnawbe Aski Development Fund. "We welcome this commitment as a sign of FedNor's continued support of Aboriginal business and economic development in our northern communities."
Funding for this project was provided through FedNor's Northern Ontario Development Program, which supports initiatives that strengthen community economic development, enhance business growth, and facilitate innovation throughout the region.
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What's known as Mozart's city has a lot more to offer than just a celebrated son. With the Alps to the south and rolling hills to the north, Salzburg is geographically stunning. It is also lauded as a capital of baroque architecture and the setting for the world-famous Sound of Music.
Salzburg's Old Town, named a UNESCO world heritage site in 1997, is especially captivating when explored by Fiaker, or horse cab. What was once Salzburg's main form of transportation is now a romantic ride through history, and an excellent way to view the variety of building styles that are true architectural accomplishments.
The hotel is ideally located in Salzburg's old town and guests of the Hotel Goldener Hirsch have the best of the city at the tips of their toes. Just outside of the hotel is the distinguished Getreidegasse road. A city throughway since Roman times, it is home to world-renowned boutiques. For those interested in history, Mozart's birthplace is a mere minute away and the famous Festival Hall is just across the street. The Hohensalzburg Fortress can be reached on foot in 10 minutes.
Exploring the city's center provides a glimpse at the Middle Ages, Romanesque, Baroque, and Renaissance periods, as well as an understanding of the discreet native burghers' houses that date back to the monarchy. A stroll along the Salzach, Salzburg's picturesque river just two minutes from the hotel, is a romantic way to end the day, providing insight as to why this city inspired so many creative works including the Cathedral, the Franciscan Church, St. Peter's Monastery, and the Collegiate Church.
Venturing out of the city, day-trips abound. Adventurers can arrange visits to stunning vistas of the Bavarian Alps, Salzburg Lake District, Eagle's Nest, and luminous, frosty Werfen Ice Caves.
Not to be ignored is Salzburg's position as an outdoor recreational destination. By winter, a shuttle transports snow seekers to world-renowned skiing and snowboarding destinations. The summer months see an influx of golfers eager to tee off on the array of nearby courses.
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When the Best Books of 2013 are listed, the most important may not make the cut. That's because the most exciting literary innovation of the year is not a book at all, but a video game for iPad and iPhone.
Device 6 is a metaphysical thriller in which the world is made almost entirely from words. Playing it is like reading a book—except, in this book, the words veer off in unexpected directions, rather than progressing in orderly fashion down the page. When Anna, the game's protagonist, turns a corner in the narrative, the text does too, swerving off to one side at a right angle, forcing the player to rotate the screen.
Our story begins when Anna awakes in an unfamiliar room. She is alone on an apparently deserted island, with no recollection of how she got there. The runaway words of Device 6 relate the story of Anna's attempt to unravel the mystery and escape from the island, but as you swipe to follow them, you realize that they are simultaneously drawing a map. Long, trailing sentences make corridors; blocks of type form rooms. As you move forward in narrative time, you also advance in geographic space.
Sound, the reader's traditional enemy, proves essential to Device 6. Creaking doors and snatches of dialogue guide the player through the space and offer vital clues to the mystery. Rather than interfering with the reading experience, the soundscape enhances it, just as music does in a film. (One earworm song, written specially for the game, has been released as a single.) The whole thing is done in an impeccable 1960s style that draws on Hitchcock, Saul Bass, and Penguin classics covers. The interactivity is integral to the plot—but to say more would give it away.
With its riddle and puzzle gameplay, Device 6 is more Le Grand Meaulnes than Grand Theft Auto. "It's got a pretty slow pace," explains Simon Flesser of Simogo, the small Swedish studio that developed the game. "It doesn't have the instant gratification that many games have. This is something that you play and take your time to digest." Like a book? "Like a book."
Slow and wordy—hardly the recipe for a smash hit. Yet Device 6 has sold well, even at a relatively expensive $3.99. Released on October 17th, the game made Editor's Choice in the App Store and reached second on the overall app chart in the US. At a time when most apps are sold "freemium," with users getting the core product free and paying to unlock add-ons, its success proves the existence of a market for quality text-based games.
Other new gaming apps are working a literary angle. Type:Rider, a game by French developer Cosmografik, has the unique distinction of being the first game played from the point of view of a punctuation mark. In Stride and Prejudice, an animated Elizabeth Bennet runs and leaps over the text of Pride and Prejudice. Within 24 hours of its release, the game had jumped to 14th place in the Education category of the App Store.
Gaming isn't about to go all-literary just yet. Fighting and running to the next fight remain gamers' favorite forms of activity—and as long as that's the case, literary games will be a niche interest. The true legacy of games such as Device 6 is more likely to be in book publishing. For an industry in a state of flux, these apps mark a path to follow. They might even change the way people read altogether.
For all their noises about exploring and expanding the market, publishing companies have been slow to embrace the possibilities of interactive texts. "We're becoming a progressively more digital industry, a digital company, but that's because we're mirroring our business in digital," says Dan Franklin, digital publisher at Random House. "We are a digital company in that sense, but we're not publishing much digitally native work."
Franklin is responsible for one of the more intriguing developments in publishing this year. Working with debut author Rob Sherman and developer Failbetter Games, he put out Black Crown, a free-to-play web game formed almost entirely of text. Not since the glory days of the 1980s, when Choose Your Own Adventure books sold in the hundreds of millions and future US Poet Laureate Robert Pinsky penned the text-based computer game Mindwheel, has interactive fiction had such mainstream interest. "It's a thrilling time to be working on this stuff," says Failbetter co-founder and Chief Narrative Officer Alexis Kennedy.
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Okay, so I've done the requisite search for threads on wiring the love controllers but each of the ones I've seen give the wire colors only for the power wires and not the probe. I've got a TS2-020 controller and a TS-6 probe. The probe has a blue wire and a brown wire. Should the blue go into plug 1 or 2 for the plug input?
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Any chance the fur trim is removable? Love the jacket, not digging the fur though.
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Shermi has a infinite combo.This only works against Goro and in the corner..This is not the orocchi Shermi so its only normal Shermi..Get Goro trap in the corner, then do Shermi's half-circle back x2 once you done that tap A repeatly maximum 35hit gets dizzy...From: ThePunisher
Choose Heidern or Athena as your players. For Heidern: During the game from a distance, do a Cross Cutter move (charge B, F + LightPunch), quickly do a Storm Bringer move (HCB + Heavy Punch). You will see that you have unblocked your crosscutter! For Athena: Do a Psycho Ball attack (QCB + LightPunch...From: RaRGlabeslela
At the Character select screen, hold START and choose Andy or Billy to access their "Real Bout 2" versions....From: jakethewho
To see the attitudes of opposing fighters, hold the Start button at the match-up screen....From: pagmaoverve
Orochi Team (Evil Chris, Evil Shermie, Evil Yashiro): Hold START and press any button on the normal team (Chris, Shermie, Yashiro). For King Of Fighters '94 art of fighting characters (Ryo, Robert, Yuri): Hold START and press any button on the art of fighting characters. For King Of Fighters '95 sty...From: sorakeyblade
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Goatchella hitting 1,000 in 3 months.
My son is 7. I'm assuming by the time the zombie apocalypse rolls around threatening us with slow moving zombies, he'll be old enough to handle his own.
If my novelty has worn off, I would nominate Miroir Noir! Pass the torch on
Miroir Noir, do you regret chipping your tooth with a vibrator?
Whiskey Sour
2 oz blended whiskey
Juice of 1/2 lemon
1/2 tsp powdered sugar
1 cherry
1/2 slice lemon
Shake blended whiskey, juice of lemon, and powdered sugar with ice and strain into a whiskey sour glass. Decorate with the half-slice of lemon, top with the cherry, and serve.
That wasn't a whole week.
Fizzlefry, it is time for you to check out this thread: http://coachella.com/forum/showthread.php?t=50744
Where is the number one place you would like to spend a 2 week vacation, and where would you least like to go?
Whiskey or Rum????
You wanna fook on me?!
Closest you've ever come to death?
northside groove...southside groove....eastside groove...westside groove
In Goatchellas plur heart explosion test. What song/drug combo would make you go insane the fastest?
Least likely: Tijuana. I'm going to say no thanks to the water and sexual trafficking.
Weedeater/Black Cobra 1/17 @ Thee Parkside | Justin Timberlake @ SAP Center 1/19 | Scott H. Biram @ Rickshaw Stop 3/11 (?) |DEATH @ The Chapel 3/23 | Gary Numan @ the Fillmore 4/6 | Coachella Weekend 1 | Franz Ferdinand 4/28
john jacob jingleheimer schmidt / lsd ?
Happy 2 be hardcore and yellow jackrabbits chased with five hour energy and crackie yayo
I loves whiskey!!!!!!!!
You wanna fook on me?!
I'm calling it quits on the questions. Hopefully my time is up. Who's next on the list? Or shall this slowly lose momentum and fall behind all the other, more relevant threads.
what does it feel like to be so boring?
^This is why you're the man.
Its like the Infinite Monkey Theorem, if you put X amount of monkeys in a room with a typewriter and ask them to give you Shakespeare 99% of them will fling their shit at you while the other 1% will masturbate in the corner.
Its like the Infinite Monkey Theorem, if you put X amount of monkeys in a room with a typewriter and ask them to give you Shakespeare 99% of them will fling their shit at you while the other 1% will masturbate in the corner.
I nominate sbconnection.
Obob: how do you feel about this little community now that you have interacted with it?
And have you banned fast food from your son's diet?
Yes, my son's intake of fast food has dramatically decreased, especially after reading (old news, but I'm slow on news) how chicken nuggets are made (ammonia... pink goop? no thanks). He's not really allowed to eat them when I'm around, although Noir feeds them to him whenever he asks -_-


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Tomb dating back to 1100 B.C. found in Egypt
Cairo • Archeologists have found a tomb dating back to around 1100 B.C. south of Cairo, Egypt's Antiquities Ministry said Thursday.
Antiquities Minister Mohamed Ibrahim said that the tomb belongs to a guard of the army archives and royal messenger to foreign countries. Ibrahim said the Cairo University Faculty of Archaeology's discovery at Saqqara adds "a chapter to our knowledge about the history of Saqqara."
Ola el-Egeizy of Cairo University said the tomb contains "very nice inscriptions" of the funerary procession and the afterlife of the deceased.
The tomb was found near another one dating back to the same period belonging to the head of the army that was discovered in the previous excavation season. That tomb was larger but much of what remains is mud bricks as "most of its stone blocks were stolen and many of them are in museums all over the world," said el-Egeizy. Because of the blocks, archaeologists had long known that the tomb existed though it was not uncovered until recently.
Saqqara was the necropolis for the ancient Egyptian city of Memphis and site of the oldest known pyramid in Egypt.
Egypt's vital tourism industry has suffered in the wake of the 2011 uprising that toppled autocratic leader Hosni Mubarak.


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We study innovation on mobile application platforms ("appstores")
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We adopt a variety of empirical approaches to get at these questions. We
collect and analyze large amounts of quantitative and qualitative data to
make claims about our hypotheses.
Our first three papers from this project are below:
Theodore T. Miller (1922) Career Development Professor
Assistant Professor of Technological Innovation, Entrepreneurship, and Strategic Management
Jason's current research focuses on the organization of collaborative innovation between firms in the computing and communications industries. Using data collected in the field, current projects examine the leadership processes, collaborative networks, and temporal structures underlying inter-organizational relationships. His other research has explored how entrepreneurial firms develop the cognitive content of organizational processes, and how the amount of organizational structure shapes firm adaptation.
Richard S. Leghorn (1939) Career Development Professor
Assistant Professor of Technological Innovation, Entrepreneurship, and Strategic Management
Pai-Ling's research focuses on how firms compete in the presence of network effects. She has studied the roles that demand side drivers (in particular, uncertainty) and supply side actions such as control of distribution affect industry evolution. Her demand side work includes a study of information aggregation and dispersion in eBay online auction markets for computers. Recent work examines how second-movers can tip markets characterized by network effects in their favor, with specific application to the browser wars and derivatives exchange competition. The use of survey data is a methodological theme underlying her work. She has also written cases on technology and strategy (TiVo, PalmSource, Qualcomm, SAP).
Landau Professor of Technology and the Economy, Department of Economics, Stanford University
Timothy Bresnahan is the Landau Professor of Technology and the Economy in the Economics Department at Stanford University. He is also, by courtesy, a Professor of Economics for the Graduate School of Business. He is the former Chief Economist of the Antitrust Division of the U. S. Department of Justice. His research focuses on industrial organization, applied econometrics, and the economics of technology. Currently, he is researching entry and appropriability in technology industries, competition between old and new-paradigm computing, and economic organization for high social return to technical progress.
Markus Baldauf is a PhD candidate in the Stanford economics department. His research focuses on finance and empirical industrial organization. Previously, Markus worked as a consultant in competition and antitrust matters in London. He holds BSc and and MSc degrees in Economics.
Management Science and Engineering
Alireza was a graduate student at Stanford University while he was working with Mobile Innovation Group. He holds MSc in Management Science & Engineering from Stanford and BSc in Electrical Engineering from Sharif University.
Researcher, Economics
Tim is a Senior Researcher at the Stanford University Economics Department. He previously managed online and digital marketing for both a leading Fortune 500 company and a start-up. Also, Tim has been behind the scenes at CNN, CBS and ABC. He interviewed numerous movie stars in Los Angeles and New York City while serving as executive director of a student digital media group. Tim holds a master's degree from Stanford University and earned his bachelor's degree with Highest Honors from The University of California, Berkeley where he was inducted into Phi Beta Kappa
Technological Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Strategic Management
Jorge is a PhD student at MIT - TIES. He is interested in entrepreneurship in emerging markets, strategy from emerging markets, the influence of institutions in firm and its outcomes, and the establishment and evolution of the social contract between firms and societies.
Sloan School and School of Engineering
Irfan has extensive real world IT management and strategy experience, working with companies such as Sourcebits, Schneider Electric, Murex, Verizon, and AOL Time Warner. He is currently working on a mobile based startup.
Technological Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Strategic Management
Abhishek is interested in various aspects of platform competition and innovation on two-sided markets. He is a second year graduate student at MIT Sloan and holds previous degrees in computer science and business.
Joe is a third year PhD Student in the Economics Department at Stanford University. He is currently researching multihoming among mobile app developers and how this behavior relates to both the success of an app and its apparent monetizaiton strategy. Joe is also interested in the economics of health care and health insurance, and his other work studies the relationship between health and health insurance demand in the individual insurance market.
Management Science and Engineering
Hatim is a master's student at Stanford concentrating in Organizations, Technology, and Entrepreneurship. He is interested in the impact of new technology on innovation, entrepreneurship, and strategy.
Management Science and Engineering
Masoud's interests center on Industrial Organization, Business Intelligence, applied microeconomics, Strategies for Tech start-ups and entrepreneurship. Right now he is working on his Master's degree in Management Science and Engineering at Stanford University and he holds previous degrees in Electrical Engineering and Finance.
African Studies
Asiya is a master's student in the African Studies department at Stanford, where her work focuses on the intersection of mobile phone-enabled civic innovation and slum upgrading in East African cities.
Juan is a second year PhD Student in the Economics Department at Stanford University. He is currently researching category choices by app developers. He is interested in Industrial Organization and Public Economics.
Emanuele is a second year PhD student in Economics at Stanford University. His main research focuses on empirical corporate finance and the economics of innovation, with a special interest in early stage ventures and emerging economies. He is currently studying the impact venture capitalists and angel investors have on the growth of mobile developers, the role "soft" information plays in the access to finance of small and medium enterprises in Brazil, and the adoption of mobile technologies and access to virtual social networks among micro-entrepreneurs in Ghana. He holds a BSc in Economics from the University of Siena and a MSc in Economics from Bocconi University. His main hobbies are basketball and scuba diving.
Joon is a second year PhD student in Economics at Stanford University. His interests are empirical corporate finance and international trade. Within the MIG, he studies the monetization scheme of app developers and the effect of app store rankings on developers' profits.
Rachel Ah Chuen is currently a junior at MIT double majoring in Mathematics and Management. She is also pursuing a minor in Economics. Her academic interests are information theory, combinatorics and econometrics. Rachel's hobbies include tennis, wake-boarding and scuba-diving.
Kirill is a senior at Stanford majoring in Economics. He has interests in mobile platforms, finance, and international economics. He is an avid movie buff and enjoys playing the guitar.
Carlos is a member of MIT's class of 2015. He is studying Mathematics with Computer Science, and Economics. In addition to working for the MIG, he has done data crunching for Harvard Business School, Kellogg School of Management, and World Bank. He is interested in learning about how ingenious use of unconventional datasets can help managers, in all industries, make better strategic decisions. In his free time, he likes to weight train, travel, and eat delicious food.
Nayantara is a sophomore at Stanford majoring in Computer Science. She is interested in mobile software, interesting problems and jazz music.
Jing is a senior at MIT majoring in Math and Economics. She is interested in development, industrial organization and applied microeconomics research.
Francis is a sophomore at MIT and is majoring in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science. Francis is interested in web programming and mobile software.
Bassil is a rising senior at MIT majoring in Math with Computer Science. His interests lie in smartphone application development, gaming and mobile platforms.
Sula Yang is currently a junior at Wellesley College majoring in economics and English. Her academic interests are digital market analysis, environmental and resource economics, and Shakespearean/Miltonian literature. Outside of school she enjoys kickboxing, playing the ukulele, and watching action movies.
Jin is a senior at Stanford studying International Relations and Economics. He is passionate about exploring different forces influencing social interactions, including politics, international affairs, and now online and mobile platforms.
Jaron is a senior at Stanford studying Product Design and Computer Science. His academic interests focus on the intersection of art and engineering.
Robert is a senior at Stanford majoring in International Relations and minoring in Economics. His academic career has focused on Asian economic development and multilateral trade. He is also business proficient in Mandarin Chinese. After interning in trade consulting in Beijing, China, Robert returned to the States and worked in expansion strategy at the US corporate headquarters of H&M. Outside of class, Robert enjoys keeping up with international news and traveling. After graduation, he plans to pursue a career in global retail strategy.
Osama is a junior at Stanford majoring in Biology. He is interested in smartphone apps and the intersection of technology and medicine. In his spare time, he likes listening to hip hop and playing basketball.
Julia holds a bachelors degree in Economics from Stanford University. She is interested in behavioral and experimental economics, technological trends, and mobile applications.
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"Attack a Teacher Day"
Newspapers and the Internet are full of stories about teens using Facebook and other social networking sites as a public forum for everyone and everything they hate. For example, "Nevada Girls Arrested in Teacher Threat Case." Six middle school kids, feeling negatively about their school experience, invited their fellow students on Facebook to take part in "attack a teacher day." The challenge was to post as many crazy ways as they could think of to hurt or injure their teachers during the school day. The students took on this challenge with relish. An astute parent, supervising his teen's Facebook wall, was shocked at the viciousness of the threats and called the school and the police.


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|16 Stops - Adelaide Hills McLaren Vale Chardonnay 2011
Pre-Order, Free Delivered
The wine is scented, clean and fresh yet ripe with a touch of vanilla on the nose. It has good fruit weight on the pala...
75cl Bottles £ 8.11 available 25th Jan 2015
|Alpha Domus - The Pilot Sauvignon Blanc 2011-13
Was £13.02 - Now £11.51
Pear, lime and gooseberry with some riper tropical notes. A crisp palate with lime, passionfruit and riper tropical fru...
75cl Bottle £ 11.51
|Bisol - Cartizze Prosecco Valdobbiadene Superiore
Was £25.15 - Now £20.57
The name Cartizze refers to a small but celebrated hilly zone characterized by a stony terrain with a balanced chemical ...
75cl Bottle £ 20.57 available 18th Jan 2015
|Chateau de Fonscolombe - Rose 2012
Was £8.75 - Now £7.66
Made mainly by the saignee method (using the free-run juice), is a blend of Grenache, Cinsault and Syrah, which are de-s...
75cl Bottle £ 7.66
|1 ReviewCockburns - Fine Ruby
Was £10.76 - Now £9.40
Cockburn's Fine Ruby is a blend of young wines from various years, aged for three years in wood casks and bottled after ...
75cl Bottle £ 9.40 available 22nd Jan 2015
|Crossroads Winery - Elms Vineyard Gimblett Gravels Syrah 2009
Was £15.69 - Now £13.77
The Elms Vineyard, a small but very special site forms the heart of our Syrah. Beneath this picturesque vineyard lies a ...
75cl Bottle £ 13.77 available 23rd Jan 2015
|Crossroads Winery - Hawkes Bay Vineyard Series Kereru Road Chardonnay 2010
Was £16.38 - Now £14.40
The Kereru road Vineyard rises from the Ngaruroro River as four ancient terraces, each distinct and varying in soil type...
75cl Bottle £ 14.40
|Crossroads Winery - Kereru Road Merlot Cabernet Sauvignon 2009
Was £15.09 - Now £13.41
2009 was a superb season memorable for the duration and sunny warmth of its hazy Autumn. Early vine regulation limited c...
75cl Bottle £ 13.41 available 23rd Jan 2015
|Crossroads Winery - Mere Road Cabernet Franc 2009
Was £15.65 - Now £13.77
Our Mere Vineyard is one of the driest in the Gimblett Gravels area. The warm, dry conditions during the critical ripeni...
75cl Bottle £ 13.77
|Dean Hewitson - Old Garden Mourvedre 2010
Was £49.98 - Now £43.89
Old Garden was picked at optimum phenological ripeness. After fermentation approaching three weeks on skins the wine was...
75cl Bottle £ 43.89
|Demorgenzon - Garden Vineyards Rose 2012-13
Was £16.46 - Now £14.54
Deep salmon pink developing onion skin tones. Cherries and strawberry nose, followed by crispy summer fruit salad palate...
75cl Bottle £ 14.54
|Dolin Chambery - Vermouth Blanc
Was £12.98 - Now £11.02
Complex nose of mountain plants which have been rubbed to release their aromas, camphor then citrus. On the palate, bea...
75cl Bottle £ 11.02
|Escarpment - The Edge Pinot Gris 2012-13
Was £9.55 - Now £8.22
Flavours are reminiscent of ripe pears and white stone fruit with delightful soft texture ensuring a long commanding fin...
75cl Bottle £ 8.22
|Grahams - Malvedos 2001
Was £28.81 - Now £24.50
Berry and summer fruit nose, spicy with some herbal hints over floral, voluptuous, minty fruit with violets and a fine t...
75cl Bottle £ 24.50
|Gran Sasso - Trebbiano d'Abruzzo 2013
Was £7.79 - Now £6.60
Light gold in colour with a clean, open perfume of fresh yellow plums and white flowers. Nicely balanced on the palate,...
75cl Bottle £ 6.60
|Grant Burge - Sparkling Pinot Noir Chardonnay NV
Was £19.60 - Now £16.93
The Grant Burge Pinot Noir Chardonnay NV is a wine of great elegance and finesse that is also balanced with flavour and ...
75cl Bottle £ 16.93 available 26th Jan 2015
|Henriques And Henriques - Medium Dry 3 Year Old
Was £11.20 - Now £9.91
A golden, medium dry wine. A good all purpose 'verdelho-style' of wine. Madeira should be cellared upright. This is ide...
75cl Bottle £ 9.91
|Hidalgo - Oloroso Faraon VORS
Was £49.66 - Now £42.35
Grapes are sourced exclusively from vineyards in Balbaina and Miraflores, and only the free run juice is used for Oloros...
50cl Bottle £ 42.35
|Katnook Estate - Katnook Estate Merlot 2009
Was £23.45 - Now £20.63
An alluring combination of ripe dark fruits with subtle sweet oak notes. Complex varietal earthness is and forest floo...
75cl Bottle £ 20.63
|Klein Constantia - Vin de Constance 2008
Was £38.25 - Now £33.66
Burnished copper in colour with alluring, exotic aromas of Turkish Delight intermingle with fragrant honeysuckle, citrus...
50cl Bottle £ 33.66
|Kourtaki - Agorgitiko Nemea 2009
Was £8.29 - Now £7.25
Medium deep colour. Rich damsons on the fruity nose. Youthful tannins. Fine "sweet" oak in the end taste. ...
75cl Bottle £ 7.25
|La Quintinye Vermouth Royal - Extra Dry
Was £19.25 - Now £16.30
LQVR Extra Dry Vermouth has a magnificent bouquet of 27 plants and spices, white wines and white Pineau des Charentes, a...
75cl Bottle £ 16.30
|Lanson - Extra Age Brut
Was £53.33 - Now £47.02
To revive the tradition of Lanson Champagnes of the 19th and early 20th centuries, Extra Age is a blend of Chardonnays a...
75cl Bottle £ 47.02 available 19th Jan 2015
|Laurent Perrier - Alexandra Rose 2004
Was £233.20 - Now £188.72
The colour is a deepish salmon pink, reminiscent of a winter's sunset. The bead is fine and persistent. A complex and w...
75cl Bottle £ 188.72
|Laurent Perrier - Brut L-P
Was £30.16 - Now £27.40
Laurent Perrier has become one of the great Champagne names by achieving a consistently high standard. This delightful ...
75cl Bottle £ 27.40
|Laurent Perrier - Brut L-P Limited Edition Case With Glasses
Was £188.57 - Now £170.73
Laurent Perrier has become one of the great Champagne names by achieving a consistently high standard. This delightful ...
75cl Bottles £ 28.45
|Laurent Perrier - Brut L-P Limited Edition Case With Ice Bucket
Was £188.57 - Now £170.73
Laurent Perrier has become one of the great Champagne names by achieving a consistently high standard. This delightful ...
75cl Bottles £ 28.45 available 18th Jan 2015
|1 ReviewLaurent Perrier - Cuvee Rose
Was £45.86 - Now £40.72
The shape of the badge on the Laurent Perrier rose bottle, dates back from Henry V and is one of the rare Pink Champagne...
75cl Bottle £ 40.72
|Laurent Perrier - Cuvee Rose Glasses Gift Set
Was £79.57 - Now £68.95
Limited stock. This stylish gift set contains a 75cl bottle of Cuvee Rose with two beautiful glasses in a stunning pres...
75cl Bottle £ 68.95
|Laurent Perrier - Grand Siecle
Was £101.15 - Now £83.61
To produce Laurent-Perrier's luxury cuvee, Bernard de Nonancourt decided to concentrate on two of the mainstays of Champ...
75cl Bottle £ 83.61 available 18th Jan 2015
|Laurent Perrier - Grand Siecle Cradle Set
Was £199.00 - Now £175.00
To produce Laurent-Perrier's luxury cuvee, Bernard de Nonancourt decided to concentrate on two of the mainstays of Champ...
75cl Bottle £ 175.00
|Laurent Perrier - Grand Siecle Glasses Set
Was £105.00 - Now £95.00
To produce Laurent-Perrier's luxury cuvee, Bernard de Nonancourt decided to concentrate on two of the mainstays of Champ...
75cl Bottle £ 95.00 available 18th Jan 2015
|Laurent Perrier - Grand Siecle Magnum
Complimentary Notebook With Each Order!
Purchase Grand Siecle by Laurent-Perrier and receive a beautiful complimentary Grand Siecle notebook. The hard-backed A5...
Magnum 1.5lt £ 223.96
|Laurent Perrier - Ultra Brut
Was £41.51 - Now £39.15
Its creation is contemporary like that of Nouvelle Cuisine. Similar to this lighter, purer way of preparing food, Lauren...
75cl Bottle £ 39.15
|Laurent Perrier - Vintage 2004
Was £42.06 - Now £38.29
Laurent-Perrier has elected to be highly selective by only producing a vintage in the very best years. This means that t...
75cl Bottle £ 38.29
|Lustau - Oloroso VORS
Was £42.72 - Now £37.49
This Oloroso is the result of a selection of the best cask out of 10 which are aged in a Solera founded in the 1920s. ...
50cl Bottle £ 37.49
|Mollydooker - Ringmaster General 2010
Was £73.97 - Now £60.80
Limited stock. A limited edition of Mollydooker 2010 Carnival of Love Shiraz specially packaged to commemorate the rele...
75cl Bottle £ 60.80
|Morgenhof - Chenin Blanc 2012-13
Was £13.38 - Now £11.51
A wonderful expression of pear, apricot and citrus fruit flavours that are refreshing and well-integrated with the frenc...
75cl Bottle £ 11.51
|Ruggeri - Rose di Pinot Nero VS
Was £18.14 - Now £14.61
Delicate pale pink in colour, this wine is brillant with a very fine and continuous perlage. The bouquet, pronounced, ...
75cl Bottle £ 14.61
|Scavi & Ray - Rosato Spumante
Was £12.60 - Now £10.56
Limited stock. A fresh ruby coloured sparkling rose from the premium Scavi & Ray prosecco vineyards. Delicate ini...
75cl Bottle £ 10.56
|The Wooing Tree - Tickled Pink Rose 2011
Was £22.33 - Now £19.50
It has attractive aromas of peaches, raspberry and rhubarb crumble on the nose. Intense flavours of peaches and hints of...
37.5cl Bottle £ 19.50
|Warwick Estate - Three Cape Ladies 2011
Was £14.10 - Now £12.30
Each component of this Cape blend offers it's own qualities. This vintage shows an explosion of fruit on the nose which ...
75cl Bottle £ 12.30
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|£ 0.00
|£ 0.00
|Grand Total
|£ 0.00


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|I actually grew a few bell peppers this year and would like a good stuffing for them.
Thanks in advance.
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- Posted by ginger_st_thomas (My Page) on Wed, Jul 9, 08 at 17:16
|This is the recipe I use since it's most like the kind I grew up with. Not fancy but very good. You can use any other cheese you like:
STUFFED GREEN PEPPERS (serves 4)
2 large green peppers
1/2 lb lean ground beef
1/4 cup uncooked instant rice
8 oz can tomato sauce, divided
2 TBL chopped onion
1 egg, beaten
1/2 tsp salt
1 TBL grated Parmesan
1/2 tsp Worcestershire
Dash of pepper
Cut peppers in 1/2 lengthwise & remove seeds. Combine meat, rice, 1/4 cup tomato sauce & remaining ingredients. Stuff peppers with mix & place in a greased baking dish. Spoon remaining tomato sauce over stuffed peppers & then sprinkle w/additional Parmesan. Cover & bake in a preheated 350° oven for 50-60 minutes.~~ You can mix mozzarella or cheddar into the meat mixture as well. From By Special Request
- Posted by msprettyky (My Page) on Thu, Jul 10, 08 at 17:56
|I love stuffed peppers. We do them with the rice and burger recipe also but I try to do them Italian style once in a while. We brown spicy Italian sausage and drain. Put in a medium mixing bowl. Add a large can of diced tomatoes, a diced onion, small can of sliced olives, some diced peperoni, sliced mushrooms, and mozzarella cheese. I didnt give measurements cause I never really use a recipe. Just kinda put in there what I like on my pizza. I cover it and bake it at 350 for about 50 mins then remove the cover sprinkle mozzarella on top and put it back in under the broiler for a couple of mins. Make sure to drain the tomatoes, olives and mushrooms before adding and I always put the peperoni on a microwave safe plate between 2 paper towels for about 20 seconds to remove some of the grease before I put it in the mixture. How you cut and stuff the peppers is up to you. The kids love these!
|Home Cookin Chapter: Recipes From Thibeault's Table
Meat Stuffed Peppers
Meat Stuffed Peppers
Ingredients: 1/3 cup Arborio rice
Directions: Peppers with a slight kick to them, like the cubanellas or banana peppers suggested above are wonderful for this dish. If you can't find those, choose the long, thin-skinned peppers often sold as 'Italian frying peppers' in supermarkets. You can serve the peppers alone or with a side of rigatoni, dressed with some of the sauce from the stuffed pepper-baking dish, grated Pecorino Romano cheese and a drizzle of olive oil.
|I used the tried and true Betty Crocker recipe for my husband, found i even liked it! And have used it ever since. I think parboiling the bell peppers was the key.
*** Stuffed Green Peppers (Betty Crocker)
4 large bell peppers, parboiled 5 min.
8 oz. ground beef
Mix all ingredients and stuff peppers.
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