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Another week's gone by and Rovers are still in a mess.
There was much said about it being a good time to face Newcastle and Arsenal, yet two defeats would suggest otherwise.
In fairness, we created enough chances to win the game against the Toon, but Steve Kean's post-match comments – strangely backed up by the local paper – suggesting we "deserved to win" – were wide of the mark. Creating chances is one thing, sticking them away is another and if you don't do that you get exactly what you deserve – nothing.
As for the Arsenal game – shocking. Losing to the Gunners is no disgrace – surrendering without a fight is. Factor in Gael Givet's stupid red card at 3-1 down and this was a day to forget.
Somehow, all is not lost. Don't get me wrong, Rovers are poor, but avoiding the drop is still possible. The teams battling for survival – Wigan, Wolves, Bolton and QPR – are also poor and with all four still to play, Rovers have a chance – slim as it is.
Next up at Ewood are QPR – a must-win game if ever there was one. For that to happen we need our best team on the pitch and, like it or not, that means Chris Samba must play.
Kean admitted earlier in the week he "had no idea" if Samba would be involved this weekend – a ridiculous state of affairs. Support for Samba's recent stance has been mixed, with some saying he should get on with his job, while others were glad he spoke out against the owners and the manager.
With transfer window now shut, Samba simply has to play. He's made it clear he's not 100% committed to the club under the current regime but, for now, there's nowhere he can go.
Having made his point, Samba should now knuckle down and focus on trying to help Rovers stay up. Failure to do so would alienate those who sympathised with his position and potentially put off potential buyers in the summer.
He can even make it clear his views on the owners and Kean haven't changed, but there's a job to do and Samba now has to get on and do it. Once the season's over he should then be allowed to leave. No-one loses face.
With Ryan Nelsen being allowed to leave – yet another daft decision – and Givet suspended for three games, Rovers' centre-half options are Scott Dann and Grant Hanley. With Samba partnering either you'd have a little more confidence – together the're an accident waiting to happen.
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While picking over a bag of store bought Yellow Eye beans, preparing to make a pot baked beans, I came across one which was different from all the others.
Yellow Eye beans look like Gurnsey cattle. This one looks like a Holstein. I've used many bags of Yellow Eye beans and this is the only one I've seen with this coloration. So, there are two questions. What do I have and what should I do with it? Which leads to other questions. Is this just a bean of a variety I didn't know about which fell into the Yellow Eye bin. Is it a mutation? If I grow it out next year (imagine the anxiety of trying to successfully grow out a single bean) am I likely to get more 'Holsteins' in future generations? If yes, are they likely to be different from Yellow Eyes in any way except color? BTW, I believe the name 'Holstein' is already given to another bean. Jim |
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My bet is that it's a mutation. My understanding is that color mutations are relatively common in beans. I also bet it would breed true. You're right about how it feels to plant a single unique bean seed. I've done it and lost it. But sometimes it works out. Bet it will taste just exactly the same as the Yellow Eye. George |
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I agree with Macmex; the seed pattern appears identical, only the color is different. It is most likely a color mutation. But since this is "store bought", and commercial growers are less concerned with seed purity, the possibility of a cross does exist. Either way, it's worth growing, to see if the variation will breed true. |
Getting ready for another batch of baked beans, I found more odd ones. Three this time. Two of these could easily be written off as beans which bounced into the wrong bin at the processing plant. However, after finding that previous oddball, I'm not so quick to draw that conclusion. I now think that crosses or mutations may show up quite regularly in these beans. The third oddball looks suspiciously like another possible mutation similar to the black and white one. It looks purple and white doesn't it? I was quite excited to see it. But, on close inspection, the color looks less like purple and more like a dark version of the yellow eyes. Still, it might be a new color variation. By next planting season, I should have a lot of mystery beans to experiment with. Jim |
That right hand bean is surely a pinto bean. The solid maroon could be a mutation. Do they sell Lowe's Champion where you live? It looks like that. The maroon and red bean indeed looks to me like a mutation of the yellow eye. George |
Jimster, the first mutation looks like an Orca, in color if not pattern, and the second photo looks like you got a pinto and a kidney mixed in. Not so bad in cooking beans but I just recently got a kidney and a pinto mixed in when I bought a packet of seed beans! |
I thought it looked just like Orca. There are two possible explanations I can think of. Either it is an Orca which got mixed with the Yellow Eyes or Yellow Eyes have a tendency toward that sort of mutation. I don't believe it's the first because Orcas aren't sold in this region and I don't think they are grown and processed in the same region as Yellow Eyes. I could be wrong in that assumption though. It's based on the knowledge that Yellow Eyes are Grown in Maine (but possibly elsewhere as well) and Orcas are not, so far as I know. I will plant my single "Orca" seed as an experiement and probably the reddish form too. I'm not interested in growing Pintos. They're too easy to get from the store. Jim |
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During the 1990s, NAFTA was promoted by both U.S. and Mexican officials as a means to spur economic growth and job creation in Mexico and thereby reduce the number of unauthorized migrants entering the U.S. from Mexico each year. This report takes a critical look at NAFTA's impact on regulating migration from Mexico to the United States.
This report examines the characteristics of foreign-born workers in the United States based on the 2002 Current Population Survey. Findings relate to foreign-born workers age 16 and over participating in the civilian labor force.
This report provides basic information on International Agreements of the Social Security Administration, bilateral agreements that coordinate the United States' system for retirement, disability. It examines the eligibility criteria for receiving benefits and the concept of "totalization," particularly with regard to the Social Security Totalization Agreement with Mexico proposed under President Bush's plans for immigration reform.
This fact sheet provides an estimate and brief description of the unauthorized immigrant population in the United States in 2003.
In the aftermath of the September 11 attacks, changes to visa policies, new security procedures, and measures to combat fraud contributed to a shift in the traditional composition of immigration flows. This report highlights recent data on immigrants to the U.S. and offers key analysis of what these figures mean in terms of U.S. policy.
The events that unfolded in the U.S. on September 11 generated a renewed sense of urgency over border management. Bilateral Smart Border agreements were reached between the U.S. and Canada as well as the U.S. and Mexico in December 2001 and March 2002. This report tracks the implementation of these border accords and seeks to evaluate their effectiveness.
On November 25, 2002, Congress passed the Homeland Security Act, which effectively overhauled the former Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) and called for a massive reorganization of immigration functions under the newly formed Department of Homeland Security (DHS).This report outlines key changes incurred, highlights points of concern and offers policy recommendations aimed at remedying some of these concerns.
The September 11 attacks demanded a powerful response, but blanket measures such as roundups and arrests, intimidating interviews, lengthy detention, and special registration requirements are blunt tools.This report offers the most comprehensive compilation and analysis yet of the individuals detained in the wake of September 11, their experiences, and the government's post-September 11 immigration measures.


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Come on down to the Apollon for your final chance to see the whimsical, ornate work of Meghan Stratman, a collage artist from Lincoln, NE. Stratman is drawn to stories and lore in all forms, and her work has been described as "striking and intricate" by local artists. Stratman states, "Each piece is a vignette like a frame from a film or a comic book panel." Light refreshments will be provided.
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Girona, or Gerunda as it was first named by the Romans, was founded in the I century B.C. The most beautiful part of the city is the Call, being this a Catalan word to designate a middle age Jewish ghetto.


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Bog boffins, wildlife wizards and bird brains - Saving nature with science
The RSPB and their partners have many fascinating scientific projects on the go, all day, everyday. Up in the Flow Country of Caithness and Sutherland, scientists are uncovering the best ways to restore the valuable, carbon rich peat bog after huge areas were drained and planted with trees in the 1980's. Come and have a go at managing a little piece of bog. Find out about some of the plants and animals which will benefit from this huge piece of work and ultimately how it will benefit generations to come.
FAME is an international partnership project working to help safeguard the future of the Atlantic Ocean and North Sea. Scientists are working at UK sites along the Atlantic coast, including Fair Isle and Orkney, fitting high-resolution GPS tags to seabirds. The tag downloads give an accurate picture of where seabirds go to find food when they leave land. Come and be a seabird looking for your lunch - where will your journey take you? Find out about epic real life journeys which some of our seabirds make every day, simply to find a meal. It puts a weekly trip to the supermarket in perspective!
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By: Steven H. Dayan, MD; Tracy L. Drumm; and Terri A. Wojak
Posted: June 29, 2012, from the July 2012 issue of Skin Inc. magazine.
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Provide a great experience. Now that you have the client engaged and educated, you are ready for the most important aspect of this strategy: experience. Skin care professionals strive to prosper in a depressed economy where consumers have an influx of options for spending their hard-earned dollars. With the explosion of esthetic providers in recent years, it is more important than ever to strengthen the overall experience clients have during their time at the office. The fact is, even though consumers have tightened their spending, up to 60% of clients are still willing to pay more for a better experience, according to the Harris Interactive Customer Experience Impact Report. The good news is that adding a few inexpensive touches to your office, such as refreshments and décor, will point you in the right direction for creating an experience that clients will seek time and time again.
Partner the need to create an exceptional visit with the desire of modern consumers to exchange peer-to-peer reviews, and you have the perfect opportunity to utilize a tool known as a patient tip binder. Use a custom binder that matches the look and feel of your facility, with clear sleeves to hold cards with testimonials from past clients. Give clients a blank card at their follow-up appointment and allow them to leave a tip from their experience for future clients. Having clients handwrite their advice offers a superior level of credibility. As the cards are collected, you can add them to the binder and even double their reach by scanning them in and adding the images to your website.
A strong marketing strategy will keep your clients engaged and excited throughout their entire appointment. Additionally, tools that continually educate on the latest and greatest treatments you offer will ensure they keep you as their choice provider for care. By following this formula and making sure your clients leave with a smile, your practice will enjoy a healthy heartbeat and continue to thrive for years to come.
Steven H. Dayan, MD, FACS, is an expert in the field of facial plastic surgery and is a member of the American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. His passion for education led him to open Chicago's True University Esthetics, a training center that teaches estheticians how to appropriately work with physicians. Dayan is a 2012–2013 member of the Skin Inc.magazine editorial advisory board.


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Founder of Allergy Kids Foundation and a concerned mother of four, Robyn O'Brien believes that we have the right to know what's in our food. Especially as a parent of children with food allergies, O'Brien understands the need to know …
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Founder of Allergy Kids Foundation and a concerned mother of four, Robyn O'Brien believes that we have the right to know what's in our food. Especially as a parent of children with food allergies, O'Brien understands the need to know …
December 19, 2011
It's been two months since a broad-based coalition of 20 organizations filed a petition with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to require mandatory labeling of genetically engineered foods, also known as genetically modified organisms, or GMOs.
December 15, 2011
Before GE Salmon Goes to Market, FDA Needs to Label It Today, the U.S. Senate Subcommittee on Oceans, Atmosphere, Fisheries, and Coast Guard held a hearing on the environmental risks of genetically engineered (GE) fish. In response to ongoing efforts …
December 15, 2011
By Elizabeth Sullivan of the Bon Appétit Management Company Most people — regardless of how you feel personally about transgenic, or genetically engineered (GE), foods — would agree that we all have a right to make informed choices. Polls show …
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Throughout history, humans have relied on animals and plants for sustenance. These complex relationships evolved over tens of thousands of years — so what might happen if all of a sudden our food supply displayed a dramatically different atomic formation that our body could not reco
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This Thanksgiving we are thankful to our more than 400 partner organizations and the over 350,000 individuals who have sent comments to the Food and Drug Administration as part of the Just Label It campaign.
November 22, 2011
Many popular Thanksgiving dishes may use ingredients that have been genetically engineered, and the FDA does not require that these genetically modified foods be labeled. So here are a few simple ideas to help you avoid these potentially uninvited guests to your Thanksgiving table.
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With the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA)'s recent recommendation for its commercialization, the world's first genetically-engineered (GE) fish just swam a little closer to your dinner table. This super fast-growing salmon, called AquAdvantage, is produced by the Massachuse
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Contrary to popular belief, due to the number of photos of macarons & cupcakes on my Instagram, many may think all I eat is sweets & pastries. Although I do indulge every so often, I firmly believe in a healthy lifestyle which consists of working hard and treating yourself to what you deserve! It's merely a balancing act (as talked about in my 2013 recap post). Growing up i've always been an extremist, either extremely indulgent or ridiculously disciplined. I've finally come to a realization that no extreme lasts forever, and it's vital to find that perfect balance. My formula to a healthy balanced life? Working out, being active with friends, and having fun while doing so!
As of lately i've been starting off my days with a good workout, and let me tell you there is absolutely no better feeling than breaking a sweat early in the AM. Like most people I work out to stay healthy and in shape, but there's something far beyond the physical. Working out is an emotional addiction for me…it makes me feel beautiful confident, strong, and powerful.
Most likely you have already seen my gym selfies by now if you follow me on Instagram. I'm a firm believer in wearing cute workout gear when getting your fitness on, it will only help you run that extra mile, and oh.. a well deserved sweaty post gym selfie!That's why i'm incredibly excited to have partnered up with Juicy Couture in launch of their new line, Juicy Couture Sport! As fitness and fashion has equally played a large role in my life, I can't think of anything more appropriate than to work out in a pair of leopard print bottoms, and a hot pink sports bra!
If you are not the "gym" type of person I highly recommend in some sort of fun outdoor activity with friends. The best type of workouts are when you're having fun doing it with the people that you love! The other week I got together with my dear friend Aimee Song and pro surfer Anastasia Ashley to have a fun filled day with Juicy Couture. We did everything from running on the beach, paddle boarding , and of course hiking at Runyon all in our cute Juicy Couture Sport gear. Make sure to read my interview with Juicy Couture Sport where I give the low-down on what I bring to the gym, secret selfies and more here.
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The Cheerleaders have had a great week so far!
We helped build a playground at Williams Prep Academy with volunteers from the community. The Cheerleaders and Cowboys players teamed up with United Healthcare to encourage active lifestyles by visiting classrooms and actually helping construct a playground. It was an amazing event for a lucky group of kids at Williams Prep Academy.
This week's evening rehearsals have been focused on preparing sideline dances for our upcoming Redskins' game. We do have one knee injury that is being treated by Cowboys doctors, but we are hopeful that with therapy from our medical team over the next 11 days before ourMonday Night Football game, four-year Veteran Brittany Evans will be able to perform fully with our squad.
We are also beginning to cast and block our Show Group Show for upcoming events and USO tours for the holiday season. The Show Group Show entitled "America and Her Music" has 16 elaborately costumed and choreographed routines featuring 12 DCC, and takes months to prepare for our annual holiday tour to Korea.
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By Tobin Harshaw

The Italians stew it in Amarone and paprika. The Belgians like it raw, as tartare. For the Germans, it's the traditional base of the cultural staple sauerbraten. Britons, however, are freaking out that they might have unknowingly eaten a bit of horse meat last time they tucked into a hamburger.

The U.K.'s biggest grocery chain, Tesco, and other markets pulled frozen ground beef patties from the shelves in Britain and Ireland yesterday after Irish authorities found horse DNA in 37 percent of products they surveyed. While there's apparently no health risk involved, public outrage spurred Prime Minister David Cameron to call for a government investigation of the "completely unacceptable state of affairs."

O.K., nobody wants to buy -- nonetheless eat -- something that is other than advertised. But would we have seen this sort of brouhaha if it had involved stray meat from something that doesn't run at Ascot? In fact, nobody seems much troubled that 85 percent of the meat in the tested batch showed signs of pork DNA.

Like the penchant for finance capitalism and Iraqi invasions, distaste for equine flesh seems to be an Anglo-Saxon trait. Two-thirds of people in France and Belgium have eaten it at least once, and for the Dutch it provides that special flavor kick in Jumbo supermarket's frozen minisnacks. Japanese foodies prize it, and China is the world's biggest horse-flesh consumer. Mexico and Argentina are major producers. (The Mongolians, who started the whole trend, have largely switched to sheep.)

So, other than squeamishness or sentiment over Black Beauty, why isn't horse flesh a part of American or British cuisine? Economics might be one reason. Until the rise of the automobile, horses were simply too valuable for transportation and agriculture to be raised for slaughter. They are also rather inefficient eaters, needing far more feed to gain weight than cattle. Still, modern diets may have more of a place for horse flesh: It's low in cholesterol and fat, and high in protein and Omega 3 fatty acids.

The tiny U.S. industry shut down in 2006 when the last slaughterhouse was closed, and the Agriculture Department stopped inspecting horse meat, effectively barring sales. Congress re-funded USDA inspections for last year, but the agency showed no eagerness to get back on the job, and Representative Jim Moran of Virginia attached a reinstatement of the ban to the 2013 package.

Supporters of the slaughter say that most horses that would be processed domestically are now being sent to abbatoirs in Mexico and Canada -- 138,000 of them in 2010 -- and that some owners of unwanted horses, facing high fees for euthanasia and disposal, are abandoning them to starvation. Most opposition is on animal-cruelty grounds, although there are claims that the meat is often tainted with harmful pharmaceuticals.

Which leads us to the big question: What's it taste like? New Yorkers missed an opportunity to find out last summer when M. Wells Dinette, the restaurant at the Museum of Mondern Art's P.S. 1 outpost in Queens, abandoned plans to serve horse tartare. Celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay called it "slightly gamey"; Ryan Poli of Chicago's Tavernita resorted to metaphor: "If you walked into a meadow after it rained, that's the only way I could describe the taste."

Americans who want to find out for themselves will have to lobby against the Moran amendment. Brits will have to hurry and scour the shelves at Tesco. I, meanwhile, am off to Rome in a few weeks and will have my eyes open for a place with pezzeti di cavallo on the menu.

(Tobin Harshaw writes editorials for Bloomberg View. Follow him on Twitter.)

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Bing and Lane Perrine of Billings won the St. Jude Dream Home Giveaway in Sunday's drawing.
The Perrines purchased three of the 6,000 $100 raffle tickets available for the $400,000 energy-efficient home, built in the Josephine Crossing subdivision as a fundraiser for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. The Memphis, Tenn., medical center specializes in pediatric cancer and does not charge patients for treatment. The Billings raffle was one of eight conducted across the country. It is the first time St. Jude has raffled a house in Montana. McCall Development oversaw construction of the home. All of the supplies and labor were donated.
Bing Perrine was recently featured in The Billings Gazette. He suffers from a congential heart defect and recently had a defibrillator and a pacemaker implanted. With his pre-existing medical condition, it's difficult if not impossible, Perrine said, to get health insurance. A street dance fundraiser was organized to raise money for the Perrine family last week.
Before the fundraiser was held, Perrine said his family was thankful for the community's support.
"We've had a lot of people bless us," he said. "Some people have told us that it's inspirational, so that's good to hear. If we can help people from the situation that we're in, then we're happy to do so."
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PROVIDENCE, R.I. — Instead of standing at the rostrum, he sat in the back. And rather than oversee the business of the House, he listened and chatted and stood up to second a motion for passage of a resolution.
But the news wasn't so much what former House Speaker Gordon Fox did, but that he was there.
The Providence Democrat returned to the Rhode Island State House Wednesday, taking his place as a lawmaker for the first time since federal and state investigators searched his State House office and his home on March 21, for reasons that still have not been disclosed to the public.
Reports started circulating at about 3:45 p.m. that Fox, a 23-year lawmaker who represents House District 4 on Providence's East Side, was in the building. About 20 minutes later, he appeared in the House lounge, telling reporters he had nothing to say about the investigation but happily answering questions about his return.
"I'm just here to represent my district," he said. "It's the responsible thing to do, it's the right thing to do."
Fox said Rep. Edith Ajello, D-Providence, drove him to the State House. Once he arrived, he said, he made his way up to the third floor to see his former secretary.
"I gave her a big hug," he said.
He also visited the basement office of Rep. Frank Ferri, D-Warwick, staying there until shortly before the House session began.
Staffers and representatives greeted him at each turn, and the hugs and handshakes continued on the House floor, as colleagues stopped by his new desk.
He appeared happy, laughing and clapping at times, and standing to support a resolution proclaiming April 24, 2014, as Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day.
Afterward, in a second question-answer session with reporters, he said sitting in back and not being in charge was "an adjustment," but one that is "not hard."
"I don't need to be the speaker or whatever," he said. "I'm a representative like everybody else."
He said he stepped down from the speaker's post — a move he announced the day after the raids on his office and home — to avoid being a distraction when lawmakers need to address issues such as unemployment, the economy and the state budget.
"This institution could not have run with what's going on in my personal life, with me being on that rostrum," he said.
But he said he believes he can "be effective" as a lawmaker and plans to participate for the remainder of his term.
"I'm elected until January to represent my constituents," he said. "If I can't be effective, I'll move on. But as long as I can be effective, I'm here."
Fox's colleagues praised his return.
"He has to represent his constituents," said Minority Whip Joseph Trillo, R-Warwick. "If he's not going to represent his constituents, he should have resigned as a state rep. So I think in terms of fulfilling … his obligation … he did the right thing. And I don't think it's going to be that much of a distraction up here. I think it's going to be a one- or two-day event, then it'll be over."
Rep. Stephen Ucci, D-Johnston, who was majority whip under Fox, said the former speaker "represents his people" and did "what we're supposed to do."
"I'm sure he's going to contribute," he said. "No one knows these issues in this room better than Representative Fox. He knows these things inside and out."
Fox cut the questions from reporters short following the House session, again saying he would not answer questions about the investigation. He eventually made it to a meeting of the House Health, Education and Welfare Committee, a new assignment under Speaker Nicholas Mattiello, D-Cranston, who was elected speaker three days after Fox resigned.
House spokesman Larry Berman said Mattiello and Fox did not speak or meet on Tuesday.
"The speaker was at the rostrum when Representative Fox came into the chamber and he went right to his seat," Berman said in an email. "After the session, Representative Fox was surrounded by media for a long time, so the speaker never had a chance to talk to him."
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Brian Roberts, Comcast Chairman and CEO, has announced that Comcast and NBCUniversal are commiting to hire 1,000 veterans as part of the Hiring our Heroes campaign: "It's clear that the leaders of tomorrow are the youth of today. There's no better youth of today than the people who've been fighting overseas and protecting our country."
The 1,000 positions will be filled over the next three years.
For more details, see this video with Roberts below, and visit the MSNBC article, which includes a video of Retired Lt. Col. Kevin Schmiegel, founder and executive director of Hiring Our Heroes, and Navy veteran John Finneran of Capital One discussing the initiative. And if you're looking to take advantage of the recent push for hiring veterans, visit the 100,000 Jobs page on Military.com.
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This year's awards ceremony celebrated a year of unprecedented innovation and creativity in digital publishing.
revealed the winners of its 11th Digital Publishing Awards,
the AOPs
at London's Roundhouse last night at a gala evening that celebrated innovation, entrepreneurial success and digital dexterity. Hosted by comedian Chris Ramsay, the night recognized outstanding achievement in UK online media in what has been a fantastic year for digital publishing.
John Barnes, AOP chairman and managing director of Incisive Media Digital
, said: "I didn't think we could surpass last year's amazing event, but we did, thanks to the superb efforts of our incredibly talented and resourceful industry. The sector continues to go from strength to strength, not only helping to reposition traditional media owners in the digital 21st century, but also creating new business opportunities and rewriting business models."
"After 10 successful and dynamic years celebrating the enormous strides that have been made by our industry, this year's AOP Digital Publishing Awards mark a new era in digital publishing, where media owners are building better digital businesses and where innovation and entrepreneurial excellence are developing new revenue streams and creating wealth across the sector and beyond."
This year's awards were marked by an unprecedented number of high quality entries and showed that even the most traditional media owners have embraced the opportunity to transform their business through digital publishing.
The AOP Grand Prix 2012 went to
Haymarket's FourFourTwo Stats Zone
mobile app for a 'standalone app that seamlessly integrates social features to power its commercial success'.
Presenting the award, Lee Baker, AOP Managing Director, said: "The judges were impressed with how a long standing print title developed and executed a digital first idea, drawing on all of the best and most creative skills of our industry. They've thought about their audience and used their web data to deliver a genuinely innovative new product."
FourFourTwo's Stats Zone app also scooped the AOP Innovation award and Use of Mobile award.
Last year saw
Future Publishing
win the inaugural AOP Grand Prix and this year it picked up two awards: Consumer Digital Publisher of the year and Launch for its magazine portfolio on Apple Newsstand.
also scored a double, winning the award for Use of Social Media, a new category for this year and the highly contested Consumer Website prize.
The Use of Video award went to
Guardian Music
and the newspaper group narrowly missed out on more wins, being highly commended by the judges in three categories - Innovation, Digital Editorial Individual and Consumer Editorial Team.
picked up the Business Website award for
Property Week
, while Alex Fletcher, Digital Spy, was the stand-out winner for the AOP Digital Individual, with the judges noting how his energy and enthusiasm had had a direct impact on the site.
"challenged existing concepts to produce a foundation stone study that will be referenced in many future works" to win the AOP Research and Insight Project, while "very creative use of an existing idea totally customised to its target audience" at
Farmers Guardian
won it AOP Cross Media Project, beating stiff competition from Immediate Media's Top Gear and Gardeners World, which both received commendations from the judges.
This year's team awards were harder than ever to pick, with the Business Editorial Team award going to
Business Green
with a "good old fashioned B2B editorial story that delivery real value back to the business", while the consumer editorial team prize went to
, whose tiny team produce "pitch perfect content for its audience and who are clearly having fun in the process". Digital Ad Ops Team 2012 was won by
Trinity Mirror
, praised by the judges for a "remarkable effort", while the Product Team of the year was the
Auto Trader
mobile product team whose "customer-focused approach places the business well for the future." The AOP Digital Advertising Sales Team 2012 was
Mail Online
AOL/Huffington Post
won the Pureplay Digital Publisher and
the Digital Publisher Business.
The following entries were all
highly commended
by the judges:
Digital Editorial Individual – Paul Lewis, The Guardian
Cross-Media Project – Top Gear and Gardeners World – Immediate Media
Technology partner – PugPig
Innovation – The Guardian Facebook App
Digital Advertising sales team – Parenting – Immediate Media
Product Team - BSkyB Mobile Applications and Services Team
Launch - Emerald Street - Shortlist Media
Editorial Team Consumer – Reading the Riots - The Guardian
Website Consumer – Digital Spy – Hearst Magazines UK
Digital Ad Ops Team – Telegraph
The full list of all category winners, highly commended entries and judges' comments
can be found here
About AOP
The UK Association of Online Publishers (AOP) is the Voice of Premium Digital Publishers; companies that create original, branded, quality content. AOP champions the interests of companies from newspaper and magazine publishing, TV and radio broadcasting, and pure online media. The AOP raises awareness, and addresses concerns relating to all areas of online publishing to industry and Government; covering topics such as paid-for-content, online subscription models, data protection, copyright, content management, new technologies and audience measurement. AOP publishes original research including the annual Census. It also hosts forums, conferences and events, where members can debate issues, meet peers and network.
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BAILEYS Dessert Recipes to share
I'm excited to share that I've partnered with BAILEYS® Coffee Creamers to create some dessert recipes. The folks at BAILEYS have three new flavors of their creamers that they debuted recently, and they asked me to come up with a dessert recipe inspired be each of the new flavors. I'm sharing those recipes with you today! Here are the goodies…
(pictured left to right): BAILEYS® Vanilla- Brown Sugar Cookie Bars, BAILEYS® Chocolate- Espresso Brownie Bites, and BAILEYS® White Chocolate Raspberry Swirl Sandwich Cookies
Here are the three new flavors (you've probably already spotted them in stores!): Vanilla Brown Sugar (my husband's favorite), Mudslide and White Chocolate Raspberry Swirl (my current obsession). We always have these in our fridge for adding to coffee, but I'm showing you how you can use them in recipes too!
To showcase the Vanilla Brown Sugar flavor, I created BAILEYS® Vanilla Brown Sugar Cookie Bars. These are a sturdy, little handheld treat- a sugar cookie bar topped with a generous layer of Vanilla Brown Sugar Icing. They freeze well. They were a big hit in my neighborhood with both kids and adults alike. The recipe can be found here: BAILEYS® Vanilla Brown Sugar Cookie Bars A recipe how-to video follows:
To showcase the Mudslide flavor, I created a chocolate-lover's treat: BAILEYS® Mudslide Espresso Brownie Bites. These are a bite-sized, espresso-infused chocolate mudslide flavored brownie dunked in a rich glaze and topped with a chocolate covered espresso bean. Despite the "mudslide" reference, there is no alcohol in the recipe. My kiddo devoured these but (thankfully) he picked off the espresso beans and gave them to me. Coffee-lover adults will love these as-is. The recipe can be found here: BAILEYS® Mudslide Espresso Brownie Bites A recipe how-to video follows:
And finally, to showcase the White Chocolate Raspberry flavor, I created (my favorite dessert of the three!)BAILEYS® White Chocolate Raspberry Sandwich Cookies. These are raspberry-flavored white chocolate chip cookies sandwiched together with a sweet marshmallow-raspberry filling. It's a grand dessert… it's pretty, and all of my taste testers really seemed to love this one. You can find the recipe here > BAILEYS® White Chocolate Raspberry Cookie Sandwiches A recipe how-to video follows:
I'll be at the BlogHer Food Conference in Austin, Texas this weekend. If you're there, you can find me at the BAILEYS Creamer's booth, where you can sample all of the new creamer flavors, come say hello and enter for a chance to win some fabulous daily prizes and an autographed copy of The Recipe Girl Cookbook! And if you don't see me there, then I'm probably off shopping for some more cowboy boots in downtown Austin
Visit BAILEYS Creamers for more recipes using their flavored creamers.
Disclosure: I'm partnered with Baileys to create recipes using their creamers. This is a product that I know, use and enjoy in my kitchen. I was compensated for this partnership, and- as always- all opinions shared are completely my own.


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The tech-card "monarchy" allows me to obsolete an ancient wonder as well as killing a unit from another players standing forces for just one ressource. if I´m the germans, is this the way I could play the game:
I already have monarchy researched.
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In the next city management phase I harvest on additional silk from one of my cities.
Then I use Monarchy twice to kill two units of my opponent.
In phase 5 I research a tech which upgrade my units...
--> If I have enough tech-points to reasearch every round, I get a unit for free and I can kill two of my opponents units... Is this really the way I can play the game?? I´ve done it in our last game and I thought that this playing style ist somehow... overpowered...


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I have to get both a furnace and AC. Existing furnace was here when I bought the house in 1977. No existing AC. When they come to give me estimates, what questions should I ask? Also, I'm a Costco member and they have a furnace replacement program, should I get an estimate from them too or avoid that type of deal?
If it makes any difference, I have a 980sq ft ranch with an unfinished basement. |
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Oh, and is it worth it to join Angie's List for this? Thanks :) |
- Posted by tigerdunes (My Page) on Mon, Oct 17, 11 at 11:10
Kathy What is your location? What size is existing furnace? Your fuel is nat gas? I would never recommend purchasing HVAC from a big box store like Costco. I see nothing wrong about checking HVAC dealers on Angies list. Also check BBB, yrs in operation, and neighbors and people at work. IMO |
I'm in the Detroit metro area. Natural gas, no clue what size the furnace is. Where and what do I look for to find size? Thanks |
- Posted by tigerdunes (My Page) on Mon, Oct 17, 11 at 13:13
Should be a data plate on the outside of the furnace or perhaps inside the control door. IMO |
It's a Luxaire, 137500 btu, 7 amps, 120 volts I would like to be somewhat prepared before I call anyone in for an estimate. Want to know what I should be asking them about the system. Well, besides, you know, how long in business, references, that sort of thing. |
I suggest asking friends and neighbors who they use that they like. When calling for an appointment, state that you don't have AC now, and the age of your home, and say that you want their most experienced person to come out to look at your house, and that you are not in a hurry and will wait to have that person come. |
Here are some questions to ask: How do you determine the size of the furnace and AC condenser? |
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Unquestionably, one of the most ambitious and interesting exhibits of this summer is Faces, Places & Spaces at the Arvada Center. It was put together by Collin Parson, who has only recently been named the exhibition manager. That's good news, as this show demonstrates. Parson has actually been doing the job since 2008, when former gallery director Jerry Gilmore resigned; he just hasn't been getting paid for it.
That's because then-Arvada Center executive director Gene Sobczak left the job unfilled, shifting the funding to the more lucrative theater program which, unlike the galleries, actually makes money through ticket sales. So Parson, being the last man standing in the exhibition team, was drafted into service as the center's main curator in addition to his other jobs. His highwater mark was the Robert Mangold retrospective presented earlier this year, which surveyed more than half a century of the legendary Denver sculptor's work. That show included a wide array of the artist's remarkable sculptures, along with photos, films, videos and newspaper and magazine clippings.
Even if Faces, Places & Spaces, Parson's first effort as exhibition manager, isn't up to that lofty standard — and it isn't — the exhibit has plenty to recommend it, notably the high quality of the material included. But before I get into that, I'd like to point out some non-art aspects of the show, which give it added strength.
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For more photos of this exhibit, go to showandtelldenver.com.
First was Parson's outreach to many of the city's galleries to serve as allies and collaborators in the creation of the show. This produced a lot of goodwill. Second, the show is dominated by Colorado artists (in retrospect, it should have been dedicated only to them) and provides a good, if not encyclopedic, snapshot of the contemporary representational scene in Colorado right now. Third, there is a handsome catalogue for sale that reproduces examples of each included artist's pieces, thus documenting a big chunk of what's happening in this representational stylistic realm. Thus, despite being light on text (there's virtually none), the thin volume does contribute to Colorado's art scholarship — what with pictures being worth a thousand words and all. In all these ways, Parson has used the show to support the local art community, above and beyond exhibiting pieces by area players. He deserves a big pat on the back for that; other institutions in town — you know who I'm talking about — should check out what he's doing and see how it's done.
The show begins in the lower-level galleries, with all six spaces given over to portraits. This is the main part of the exhibit, and it's where most of the artists included have pieces on view. In fact, this section could stand alone as a major exhibit without the parts in the upper-level galleries or in the theater gallery. These other two parts could also function as separate offerings, so Parson has really done three shows in one.
Among the first things you'll see after entering the galleries downstairs is Adam Milner's installation that incorporates found imagery and ready-made materials. His piece, "View Photos of Me," comprises 130 portraits that have been captured from his Facebook profile. These portraits have then been digitally printed and inserted into ready-made photo frames so that the full effect apes the look of desktop family photos — well, except that there are so many of them. They are displayed on a pair of parallel shelves that follow the curving contour of the wall. It's great, being both smart and smart-looking. Milner is this summer's local emerging artist extraordinaire. Not only is his work included in this important show, but he's also one of the lucky seven chosen for Continental Drift over at MCA Denver.
Parson chose only a few conceptualists to include, though another's work is nearby to Milner's. In the gallery to the left of the entrance area is a grid of 21 small mixed-media photo-based paintings hung in three rows of seven. The paintings, by Evan Colbert, are portraits of punk-rockers from the '70s and '80s. Aping the style of lowbrow photocopied concert fliers, in which all the details of the faces have been reduced to their minimal expression in stark two-tone, Colbert somehow has the pieces come across as supremely elegant — a skill, by the way, that the artist has long displayed with his super-sophisticated yet disarmingly simple neo-pop paintings.
More traditional in their approaches are the many contemporary-realist painters Parson has included; their work covers a lot of stylistic ground, with various types of realism and hyper-realism predominating. Among this group is a veritable Who's Who of local practitioners, including Nate Baldwin, Lui Ferreyra, Monique Crine, Irene Delka McCray, Wes Magyar, Barbara Shark, Laurel Swab and M. Vlasic.
Also on this list is Sharon Brown, but she deserves to be singled out for the massive undertaking of her "Creators" series of black, gray and white oil-on-canvas portraits of artists, writers and arts advocates. In the atrium, on the principal wall and the two angled wing walls that bookend it, there are no less than 33 of these compelling and fairly large portraits handsomely installed three rows high and eleven wide. It's an amazing ongoing project and an enduring accomplishment.


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Gretta in the Pool Part II
I have posted pictures of Gretta in the pool previously but this is like one of my all time favourite sets and I found some more pics from it! I just love the water drops on those perfect boobs and how they look cold. This is proof that boobs are best served chilled.. like beer! Check out the old post of Gretta here.
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