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Sure, the Super Bowl is first and foremost a sporting event, the battle of the top two teams in the NFL.
But it's also the one day you actually want to watch commercials. (Because seriously, who can resist that Budweiser puppy?) It's a time to fearlessly gorge yourself on greasy food and beer. And this year, it's also the perfect opportunity to star-gaze as Katy Perry performs and Hollywood's hottest celebs cheer on their favorite teams.
As the New England Patriots prepare to face off against the Seattle Seahawks in Phoenix, PEOPLE is bringing you inside access, from the tastiest dishes to cook for your viewing party to the ads that will have your office buzzing Monday morning.
And yeah, we'll keep you updated on that whole football thing, too. Here's your guide to Super Bowl Sunday:
It's hard to imagine anyone besides Jennifer Aniston playing Rachel Green on Friends.
But according to the actress, the producers were almost forced to replace her before the show even aired.
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Thursday night's series finale of Parenthood left many fans with tears streaming down their face.
Between Zeek's (Craig T. Nelson) death and Hank (Ray Romano) and Sarah's (Lauren Graham) wedding, the finale made it hard to say goodbye.
Good news, we have more Bravermans for you!
Check out these deleted scenes that didn't make it into the very last episode.
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Out with the old, in with the new?
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"Nothing is more hateful than failing to protect the one you love."
It's a line from the new season of Game of Thrones, but it could have easily been uttered by one of the HBO drama's very protective producers.
Fans who attended Thursday night's special IMAX presentation of the hit series were treated to what was supposed to be an exclusive trailer from the fifth season.


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Acid Bath Offers Easy Path To Stem Cells
Re:Wait? (71 comments)
"wasn't" feasible -- oh slashdot, why do you still not have an editing feature?
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Re:Wait? (71 comments)
"wasn't" feasible -- oh slashdot, why do you still not have an editing feature?
Re:Wait? (71 comments)
Exactly. There's always been incentive to use adult stem cells as that means patients could possibly become their own donors for various therapies. Until recently though (possibly, we'll see how this pans out), that was feasible with our knowledge and technology.
It's my understanding that the Japan doesn't have the same strictures on embryonic stem cell research that we have here in the US. I haven't looked over this closely (and frankly don't have the time, I'd love to see someone more knowledgable chime in), but I'm guessing that this current study would not have been possible without prior embryonic stem cell research. There's a possibility that, had the entire world been subject to Bush's edicts, we wouldn't be at this point now. Conjecture, but I don't think unlikely.
Re:Girls taking shop class (325 comments)
Which is why I pointed out that there are pockets around the nation that don't see as broad a gender inequity. If it was simply due to biological differences that are brought on my puberty, the decline in STEM interest among girls should drop by roughly the same rate everywhere. But that's not the case -- there are areas where such a precipitous drop does not occur. So it seems like we can rule out those changes being due solely (or even primarily) to innate physiological/neurological changes -- there must be something different about those environments. And sure enough, there were, and it points to sociological pressures working against some girl's natural predilection.
Re:Girls taking shop class (325 comments)
I accidentally posted this as AC, didn't mean to do that. Since that means it will probably never be seen, reposting it.
The problem is that researchers have demonstrated that there are external forces that drive the gender disparity in STEM fields. It begins around middle school -- before that, there's about equal interested in math and sciences between boys and girls. Those conducting the studies looked for schools or districts that were graduating significantly more female students planning on STEM careers than the average and then sought out the reasons for those differences. One of the biggest differences they saw was that those areas in which female students were not losing interest were ones in which the female students had personal contact with female role models actively working in STEM professions.
If it's simply biological gender difference explaining the gender divide, then fine. But that doesn't seem to be the case. Rather, there are systemic issues that result in girls having less confidence in their abilities that seem to be driving them out of areas in which they initially expressed interest. That is a problem.
While I applaud companies that promote equality in all forms (and from my personal experience as a white male, I've find the more diverse companies to generally be much better work environments with sharper staff overall), trying to fix the problem at the hiring level is too little, too late. Instead, we need to be more focused on reaching girls early and letting them know that 1) girls, overall, are just as capable in STEM fields and 2) they can be happy and fulfilled in STEM careers.
It's not an Either/Or Situation (340 comments)
Can the TI be a good educational tool to help teach programming concepts? Yep, it sure can be. Better tool than the iPad? Probably, yes.
But that's not really the educational niche for which Apple is pushing the iPad in the classroom. It's basically being sold as an electronic textbook, which isn't necessarily a bad concept. Having one very portable device to haul around instead of four to six heavy books is great. Not having to print a massive number of new textbooks every year? Also nice. Videos and audio embedded in the text? That can be a real asset, and that's not achievable with traditional textbooks. Being able to start at a high level with a complex multicellular organism and drill down to the sub-cellular level? Pretty nifty.
There are also things like real-time quizzes, where a teacher asks a question, the students answer on their tablets, and the teacher gets immediate feedback about both the group as a whole and the individual students.
I'm not saying that tablets are a cure to our educational woes, nor do I think they are a huge educational revolution. But I think they are tools that can be used effectively in an educational setting. Personally, I think part of the problem is that kids spend too much time with their heads in books, e- or otherwise, focusing on theory and not enough time getting their hands dirty applying those theories. The TI calculator is an example of a tool that can help with the latter. But that doesn't negate the value that a properly employed iPad-or-other-tablet can also bring. It just means using different available tools in conjunction with one another.
Re:oh please please please (168 comments)
There are good realtors that provide a service (note that I say good -- it's important to research realtors like anything else). If I'm buying a home in a new town that I don't know anything about, I want to work with a realtor. I can give them a list of what I'm looking for (price, safety, convenience, features, etc), and they're going to be much more efficient about finding possible matches than I would. As for selling homes, most people only do that a handful of times in their lives. A realtor is going to help set reasonable expectations for a seller (cause let's face it, most people don't have reasonable expectations) and provide advice for getting a home ready to sell (because again, most be are unable/unwilling to actually learn what to do to put their best foot forward).
That said, there is too much cruft in the real estate system (depends on where you are, of course, as to exactly how much), and it could be streamlined made more open. But considering all of the legal issues that are involved with buying and selling homes, the enormous amount of time it can take a novice unfamiliar with process or market to do all of that research, etc, I think there's definitely a place for experts with a large amount of working knowledge to provide professional services.
Re:No way (168 comments)
Sounds to me like a contract issue between the dealer and manufacturer (I'm guessing that terms about the opening of competing branches of the same franchise within a certain geographic area are standard for just about any type of franchise). There shouldn't be legislation about it outside of standard contract law.
Re:Female programmers (608 comments)
There are actually plenty of imaging studies showing sex-based differences in the brains of men and women. We do have to question whether those are hard-wired differences or different patterns that emerge due to development and socialization, but there could potentially be an answer to that by looking at images of female vs male brains across cultures that have different expectations of/roles for women and through development studies, as well as correlating those differences with behavioral differences. It's interesting to note that there have been imaging studies on men-who-identify-as-women and women-who-identify-as-men, and their brains structurally match the gender with which they identify, not with their genitalia.
Re:Female programmers (608 comments)
I suggest listening to this story. I'm not saying there's isn't some biological difference at play, but this study and others like it demonstrate that gien the right conditions, girls are just as likely to show interest in STEM fields as boys, so your assertion that it's only biological seems very unlikely. We need to determine just what conditions keep girls from showing as much interest, or more correctly stated, losing interest. We can then work to eliminate those conditions.
Re:Female programmers (608 comments)
It's important to ask the question because we need to determine reasons for the lower number of women in technical areas. Do biological gender differences play a role? To an extent, probably. But does institutional sexism play a role in discouraging girls early on from pursuing technical careers? Very likely. The key is determining what can't be changed (biology), what can be changed (societal attitudes and expectations of girls vs boys), how much each contributes, and what can be done to change the ways in which girls are discouraged from STEM subjects. We can't just assume that making sure HR departments aren't practicing discriminatory hiring practices is enough. It hasn't even been 100 years since women received the right to vote. It shouldn't be surprising that there are still differences in the ways boys and girls are treated and that it shapes how they view the themselves. It's often subtle and unintended, but it's important for us to question whether it's happening and how best to correct those types of inequalities.
Re:Cable companies... (48 comments)
It also costs more for the Japanese ad-free service. From what I can tell, it's a little under $20 in Japan. It's $8 in the US with ads. If they offered a $20 ad-free in the US, I'd still probably go for the cheaper service.
Re:Real developers don't do web development (275 comments)
Not true at all. I've been programming since I was 6 (now 37), have a degree in CS, and spent the first 13 years of my post-college career doing C++ programming. I transitioned to web development because I find it interesting. I work with other highly intelligent, skilled web developers. Web development has moved beyond putting together a blog. Some people, such as myself, think the challenges involved in putting together a scalable, responsive, functional, secure web app are interesting, and after reaching a bit of burnout in my C++, I feel a bit renewed. Not to mention the fact that learning how best to utilize a new set of languages and technologies has made me a better programmer all around, even benefitting the times I need to switch back to C++ mode.
Re:Be still, my heart! (214 comments)
I don't think it is irrelevant. If someone found a unique splicing from three different areas of a gene, a splicing that is not produced by the body, it's not "natural". The body doesn't produce that particular variant, even though it's composed completely of coding regions from a gene. The researches constructed that sequence from bits of an existing gene. They created that particular sequence. To go to the extreme end, one could say that any sequence is going to be an alternative splicing of individual bases. I think there has to be room for people to create particular molecules that are based on sequences found in nature -- the kicker is that the specific molecule in question isn't found in that organism. Not in that particular form as a single entity.
Re:Be still, my heart! (214 comments)
If the researchers do isolate a particular strand of cDNA that does not occur in that particular form, by which I mean you're not going to find that piece of cDNA existing as a standalone entity within a cell and that particular sequence as a stand-alone provides functional, therapeutic effects, I think that's a gray area.
Re:Be still, my heart! (214 comments)
Which is why I said a form of copyright. I don't think this type of innovation falls cleanly under either patent or copyright law, but I think a case can be made for some time-limited protection for the work.
Re:Be still, my heart! (214 comments)
I think it's a bit more complicated than that. Blindly creating cDNA is one thing. Identifying particular cDNA that can be used for therapeutic purposes is a whole other thing and requires a lot of research. I can understand protections for the first researcher/group to identify a particular sequence that can be used for gene therapies. It's fair to address exactly what those protections should be. We need protections from people who want to patent sequences willy-nilly. There needs to be a strong reason for why the particular sequence in question has been identified for protection. Perhaps a form of copyright may be more appropriate there than patent.
Re:I do believe it because it based on sound scien (1105 comments)
"Appeal to authority" isn't always a problem. It can be a problem when the "authorities" aren't actually subject matter experts, and it's a fallacy when applied in deductive reasoning (not inductive, however).
Re:It's never too late! (314 comments)
There are thankfully many places that still respect maturity and experience. I think the "no old programmers" meme is a result of the start-up mentality. Luckily, start-ups don't make up the entirety of the market. More established companies (like a Fortune 50 company) value the stability and continuity a more established, mature workforce can provide. Older workers aren't just looking for the next shiny thing to come along, an advantage the youngsters don't always recognize (I'm in my late 30s, pretty much transitioned out of the whippersnapper phase). A good work environment should have a mix of ages. The older workers provide perspective and can train the younger ones. The younger ones bring energy and fresh perspectives. I'd be wary of a company that's wary of older programmers.
Don't Prepare a Course (159 comments)
They care about three thinks: cost, results, and risk. Don't waste time talking proprietary vs open source. They don't care about software ideologies. They need to know what infrastructure upgrades may be required (in both networking and hardware). They need time estimates. Get their requirements first. Then do your homework and put together a proposal. Then go into pitch mode, not instruction mode. Be ready to defend your decisions, but don't spend alot of time upfront explaining your decisions. Focus on what the software is going to accomplish, not on the details of how it works. Focus on asking what they want. Perhaps you can already tell that a major network upgrade is going to be required. Fine. Be ready to speak to that, but have ONE high-level slide ready to describe what they need. If you make it into a seminar, then you've already lost your audience and your project is off to a horribly rough start.
Re:So the next quesiton is.... (87 comments)
The abstract indicates that the researchers injected the induced oligodendrocytes into mouse brains and they bound to unmyelinated neurons. I don't have access to the article, and I'm not going to pay for it, but perhaps someone else can provide the technical details. Still, it's a question that the authors address.


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Muni Price Reporting (TRS)
MSRB Speaks on Transaction Reporting
User's Manual for Customer Transaction
Reporting Customer Trades
This section describes how to report customer trades. It first discusses each of the required data elements. (Formal definitions are in Appendix D.) Next, there is a discussion of how to report some specific types of trades: "when-issued" trades and trades in securities that do not pay a fixed rate of interest.
Data Elements
Except where noted, all these data elements must be reported for each trade.
CUSIP Number
Report the nine-character CUSIP number of the security being traded, e.g., 123456AB9.
Only CUSIP numbers assigned by the CUSIP Service Bureau of Standard & Poor's may be reported to CTRS. Do not report security numbers assigned by a dealer or by an information service.
Do not report trades in securities other than municipal securities, such as tax-free mutual funds. If you do, you will have to cancel these trades later.
Buy/Sell Indicator
Report the trade as a "buy" if you are reporting the purchase of a security from a customer. Report "sell" if you are reporting a sale to a customer.
NOTE: The CTRS convention regarding "buy" and "sell" may differ from the convention used on your firm's customer confirmations.
Report the par value (quantity) of securities traded. You must report the par value in dollars (for example, a trade of "15 bonds" is reported as 15000).
If the transaction is in zero coupon securities, report the maturity value of the securities.
For nearly every trade, the par value will be an exact multiple of one thousand dollars. If you report a par value that is not a multiple of $1,000, the system will send you an error message questioning your input. This is intended to ensure against accidentally entering the number of bonds traded (e.g., $50), when the actual par amount in dollars should be entered (e.g., $50,000).
You may then correct the par if it was inaccurately reported, but if the trade was, in fact, for a value not a multiple of $1,000, you do not need to take action. The same procedure applies for transactions whose par value is less than $1,000.
Dollar price (required except in certain "when-issued" trades)
Report the price at which the trade was effected. The units are dollars per hundred dollars par value.
If the dollar price is not required to be reported for a when-issued trade (see below), leave the field blank or report "0.0".
Do not include the effect of any commission in the dollar price value. You will report commission later, in the same units as the dollar price.
Yield (required except in certain trades)
Report the yield at which the trade was effected, in per cent.
The yield value reported is the same "net" yield that is reported on customer confirmations. Therefore, it should include the effect of any commission (see MSRB rule G-15(a)). Rule G-15(a) in most cases requires the yield to be computed to the lower of call or nominal maturity date.
If the transaction was effected at par, the yield (usually, the coupon rate) should be reported to the MSRB, even though rule G-15(a) allows the yield to be omitted from the confirmation in such a case.
If a yield cannot not be computed for a transaction done on a dollar price basis - for example, because the trade is in a variable rate security or in a defaulted security - then the yield may be omitted (left blank or reported as zero).(2)
If reporting the yield is not possible because the transaction was done on a dollar price basis and no settlement date has been set for a "when-issued" security (see below), leave the yield blank or report it as zero.
Commission (a value must be entered for agency trades)
Report the commission in the same units as the dollar price, i.e., in dollars and cents per hundred dollars par value. Do not report the total amount of commission, e.g., $50.00. Instead, report it so that the TRS system can add together the dollar price and commission to compute the net dollar price, e.g., report a commission of $ .25 plus a dollar price of $99.50 giving net price of $99.75.
If the trade was effected on an agency basis, report the commission, even if it is zero. If the trade was a principal trade, leave the commission blank or report it as zero. You may not report a commission (except zero) for a principal trade.
Time of trade
Report the time at which the trade was executed, in hours and minutes. Use the military convention, for example, 2:00 pm is 1400 hours (entered as 1400). Report the time as Eastern time.
Do not report the time the data was entered into your computer system or another system. Instead, be sure to report the actual time the trade was done, that is, the time the dealer and customer formed a contract to trade.
Trade date
Report the trade date. If the trade date of the transaction differs from the current date, report the date on which the trade was executed. Do not automatically report the current date or the system processing date. When amending a trade report, report the actual trade date, not the date of amendment.
Settlement date (required except in certain when-issued trades)
Report the date on which the trade will settle. If the settlement date of a when-issued trade is not known, leave this field blank or report it as zero.
This field must contain the NASD-assigned four-letter broker symbol (sometimes termed "executing broker symbol," "market maker ID," or "market participant ID") that identifies the dealer effecting the trade. To be accepted by TRS, this symbol must be assigned by the NASD and must be known to the MSRB. If your firm has not completed and returned a Transaction Reporting Information Form (see above), we will not know your symbol and your trades will be rejected.
A clearing broker may report trades on behalf of its correspondents that effect trades with customers, but the correspondent must be identified as the dealer on the trade record. It is important to report the symbol that identifies the dealer that effected the trade with the customer (see "Broker Symbol" in Section 2 of this manual).
Report the dealer's capacity with respect to the customer on this trade, i.e., whether the dealer acted as agent for the customer or as principal with respect to the customer.
Transaction control number
When reporting a trade to the MSRB, you must report a transaction control number. This allows the CTRS to know which records to update if the transaction data changes, or the transaction is canceled, after it is first reported. Each dealer assigns its own transaction control numbers. The format is unrestricted except for a maximum length of 20 characters.
As described below, you may change ("amend") or delete ("cancel") a transaction after you report it. The first record of a transaction and subsequent "amend" records must all include the same transaction control number (you have a choice of two fields in which to enter this number, as also described below). A "cancel" record for this transaction must also have the same number. Canceling a transaction serves to cancel its control number, so you may re-use the control number on another transaction if you wish. However, if you do not cancel a transaction, you may not re-use the control number to report another trade until three years have passed. This ensures that the system does not have two different transactions from a given dealer with the same control number.
Previous reference (optional)
If you are reporting a change to a transaction C that is, if you submit an Amend, Cancel, or Verify record C you must include the transaction control number with which the transaction was first reported (the "original" control number). There are two alternative ways to do this:
You may put the original control number in the Transaction Control Number
field, and leave the Previous Reference field blank. This is the simpler
way and is recommended.
You may report a new control number (one that your firm has not used during
the previous three years) in the Transaction Control Number field, and
put the original control number in the Previous Reference field. You might
wish to do this if, for example, your firm's record-keeping system requires
a unique number for every transaction record.
As noted, if you (1) report the trade (using an "F" record),
then (2) Amend the trade, then (3) Amend the trade again, or Cancel the
trade, then you must provide the same transaction control number on all
of these records - either in the Transaction Control Number or the Previous
Reference field.
Cancel/amend code
The cancel/amend code (also known as "transaction type") indicates whether a trade record describes a trade that is being reported for the first time or whether it refers to a previously reported trade.
The first time you report a trade to TRS, the trade record must have "F" as its cancel/amend code, indicating that this is the first report of the trade. If you determine there was an error in the "F" record, you should report the correct data in an "A" (amend) record. TRS replaces the original data with the data in the "A" record. If you wish to cancel (delete) the "F" record's data - because there was no reportable trade or because you wish to replace the "F" record with another "F" record - you should report the trade with a "C" record. Finally, if you receive a "QUESTION RECORD" error message from TRS and determine that the data in question is correct, you may submit a "V" record to verify the original data. See Appendix F for more information on amending, canceling or verifying trades; see Appendix J for more on error messages.
"When-Issued" Trades
Sometimes customer trades are done in securities that are in "when-issued" or "new issue" status before the first settlement date is determined. In this case, you must report either the trade's dollar price or the yield to CTRS, but may omit the other parameter (since settlement date is needed to calculate price from yield, or yield from price). Simply report the price or yield, depending whether the trade was done on the basis of price or of yield.
When the initial settlement date is determined, you do not need to submit an Amend record to report the dollar price or yield to the MSRB if you have already reported the trade accurately in other respects.
Note that when the trade is initially reported, if the settlement date is known, you must report both the price and the yield for a when-issued trade. The only exception is described in the next paragraph.
Trades in Non-Fixed-Rate Securities
If a municipal security does not have a fixed rate of interest, report the yield as blank or zero. Examples of such securities are variable rate securities, collateralized mortgage obligations, and securities that prepay principal. You should also report the yield as blank or zero for trades in defaulted securities and in securities traded on a discounted basis.
Errors and How to Fix Them
TRS produces a receipt file for every customer transaction file it receives. The purpose of the receipt file is to acknowledge that your file was received and to list any errors or apparent errors that the host detected. The PC TRS User's Manual, Section 4 (see Appendix F) describes transaction reporting errors and gives guidelines about how to fix them by amending, canceling or verifying the data reported to the MSRB.
You must respond to certain types of error messages.
- Messages that include the words "amend (or cancel and resubmit)" indicate that the trade record was unacceptable to the TRS, usually because it is formatted incorrectly. You must amend the erroneous record, or cancel it and replace it with a correct record.
- Messages that include the words "header error" indicate that the file header is unacceptable and that you must resubmit the file with a corrected header.
- Messages that include the words "record ignored" usually indicate that the record was ignored for the purpose of storage in the MSRB database and that you must correct the data and resubmit it. There are a few exceptions to the requirement to resubmit these trades, as stated in Appendix J.
For a detailed list of error codes and the action you must take in regard to each error, see the notice about "New Error Messages" in Appendix J. Refer to the MSRB Web site for possible updates to this printed list.
Further Information on Data Elements
Further information on the data elements required for customer transaction reporting may be found in MSRB Reports notices and the June 1998 "Questions and Answers" document (both on the MSRB Web site) as follows:
Broker symbol
MSRB Reports, Vol. 15, No. 3 (October 1995) at 35-37
MSRB Reports, Vol. 17, No. 1 (January 1997) at 9
Q&A nos. 69-75
MSRB Reports, Vol. 16, No. 2 (June 1996) at 7-8
MSRB Reports, Vol. 16, No. 3 (September 1994) at 17-18
Q&A nos. 30-31
Price and yield
Q&A nos. 17-20
Settlement date:
Q&A nos. 21-23.
Capacity as agent/principal
Q&A nos. 24-26
Transaction control number
Q&A no. 28
Cancel/amend code
Q&A nos. 34-46


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The 2012-13 NBA season kicks off on October 30. Let's take a look at some of the major games that fans are already clamoring about in the season's opening week.
Celtics at Heat (10/30, 8 P.M. ET, TNT): A rematch of last season's thrilling Eastern Conference Finals is the feature game on opening night as the Celtics travel to South Beach to face the Heat. There is plenty of animosity between the two clubs, amped by the defection of one of the league's best three point shooters, Ray Allen, to the Heat. Expect fireworks with LeBron, D-Wade, KG and Rajon Rondo on the floor.
Nuggets at 76ers (10/31, 7:00 P.M. ET, NBA League Pass): Andre Iguodala makes his return to the city that he played the first eight years of his career in. The Nuggets were the highest scoring team in the regular season last year and are a fast paced, transition style offense. The 76ers were the league's third-best defensive team in points per game last year, making a clash of styles matchup.
Spurs at Hornets (10/31, 8:00 P.M. ET, NBA TV): The debut of the Unibrow pits Anthony Davis and the Hornets against the best power forward of the current era in Tim Duncan. New Orleans has plenty of young talent with Eric Gordon and Austin Rivers in addition to Davis. Can New Orleans turn the corner after a run of dismal campaigns?
Grizzlies at Clippers (10/31, 10:30 P.M. ET, League Pass): A matchup of two teams that went the full seven games during the playoffs a year ago, with the Clippers emerging victorious. Both teams have plenty of talent on the floor, with Zach Randolph, Rudy Gay and Marc Gasol leading the way for the Grizzlies. Meanwhile, Chris Paul, Blake Griffin and the returning Lamar Odom are major cogs for the Clippers.
Knicks at Nets (11/1, 7 P.M. ET, TNT): The rivalry between the Knicks and Nets officially kicks off with the two teams in the same city as the Nets transition to their new digs in Brooklyn. The Knicks hope that Carmelo Anthony and Amare Stoudemire are enough to lead the team to the postseason while the Nets, rebuffed in their attempt to get Dwight Howard, roll with Deron Williams, Kris Humphries, Brook Lopez and shooting guard Joe Johnson.
Thunder at Spurs (11/1, 9:30 P.M. ET, TNT): A rematch of the Western Conference Finals takes place in the Alamodome of San Antonio when the Thunder come to town. Was there a passing of the torch from Tim Duncan, Manu Ginobili and Gregg Popovich to the youthful Thunder? The high flying combination of Kevin Durant, Russell Westbrook and James Harden look to run the Spurs out of the building and show that last season's run was the start of something great.
Clippers at Lakers (11/2, 10:30 P.M., ESPN): The battle between the two Los Angeles teams gets underway in earnest. Dwight Howard and Steve Nash are the latest injections into an aging, fading rotation around Kobe Bryant, who is entering the twilight of his Hall of Fame career. Can the Lakers pull out enough magic to stop CP3 and Blake Griffin from ruining their evening? There still is lingering bitterness that the Clippers got Paul after the league vetoed a deal that had him going to the Lakers.
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I am a member of a food co-op and one of the offerings in the last pick-up frame was very inexpensive asparagus. I finished blanching, bagging, freezing them last night and still have to figure out what to do with the stem ends that I kept. This afternoon we had some spears for lunch. They are pretty tasty but are much stringier/tougher than what I expected. Oh well. So what I would like to know is what others do with stem ends.. I have 6.33 lbs. soup? stock? (pressure canned of course) '?' ___Recipes please!!____ Nothing that has to be frozen though. I had a very tough time finding enough crannies and corners for all the half pound vacuum packed bags of spears. I have got to learn to stop buying stuff just because it is on sale! ..sigh.. |
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I usually just save the ends with my other veggies trimmings for soup stock. If you're out of freezer space, maybe you could pressure can them to save for later. Just mark them well so you don't open them thinking they're for regular eating. I DO can asparagus (with a tiny bit of vinegar, because we like it that way) to eat. It's soft, but yummy. Deanna |
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Deanna, I've never had canned asparagus but I most probably would like it - hubby not so much though. Even so, had I known that the asparagus spears were stringy, I would have seriously considered canning them. I don't particularly care for space hunting in a chest freezer. Canning the end pieces would work for me and I have vacant quart jars! I'll have to go to NCFHFP to read up on how to do them. Thanks for that suggestion. I use a very light hand when it comes to trimming veggies and pare/cut off as little as possible. Funny, I always thought I was just taking off the inedible portions of a vegetable and didn't think it would be good for anything. One day I will seriously check into what can really be saved for stock.. immediately after I figure out how to obtain/maintain a bit of the elusive freezer space :D Crystal |
I save onion skins (all but the very outer layer), celery trimmings and carrot peelings mostly, but will sometimes toss in chunky parts of broccoli stems, asparagus or tiny bits of leftover veggies/greens. Too much broccoli can be a bit strong (and it usually goes into broccoli salad). The only part I compost is the root piece and anything that looks really nasty/dirty. Everything else goes into a bag in the freezer. When I have bones from chicken, turkey, ham, beef, etc. I throw them in a big pot with the veggies, cover with water (or whey from making cheese) and simmer for a few hours. Strain through cheesecloth over another big pot, refrigerate overnight, defat, then can or freeze the stock. So much better than store bought! Deanna |
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The Sheriffs Are Coming
The Sheriffs are Coming is back on BBC One for a series of four 60 minute episodes during August 2014.
- A stand-off with squatters who have jammed the locks and shutters from the inside.
- Unauthorised branded merchandising of 1980s children's hit show "Button Moon".
- A dentist owing investors £7 million barricades himself in his surgery.
- A five hour "war of attrition" with a car dealership.
- Third degree burns, a serious infection and permanent scarring after a tattoo removal went seriously wrong.
All these cases, and more, are shown in the new series of BBC One's series "The Sheriffs Are Coming", winner at the Broadcast Awards 2014, broadcast on BBC One at 7 pm on these dates:
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- 7pm – Friday 8th August
- 8pm – Thursday 14th August
As they battle against sieges, barricades and debtors who will do all they can to avoid paying what a judge says they owe, find out if The Sheriffs Office can help people in their hour of need.
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To date there have been three daytime and one primetime series, with the second primetime series airing in August 2014.
Due to the success of series one in March 2012 (25% of all viewers watched the show), the BBC commissioned a second series, with 15 45 minute episodes, first broadcast in January 2013 – and viewed by a massive 31%!
The primetime series of four one-hour specials aired in July 2013 and series 3 (ten 45 minute episodes) in January 2014, both also hugely popular, reaching 31.5% of all viewers.
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How to make a page fade out, then fade in, with different text
Hello, I'm learning javascript, and was wondering if it was Possible to have buttons/links that you click, the whole page fades out, and then fade's in, with different stuff. here are my ideas for just changing the stuff
1. having a javascript src file to start, and then when the button is clicked, that is formatted to white, the text layer is moved down, and a new javascript file is loaded?
any help would be appreciated!
Thanks, Cookies, whatever this forum gives out, you may receive!Last edited by ShaneP; 07-18-2010 at 03:31 AM.
Why "a new javascript file is loaded"??? Why does it need to change?
There are lots of ways to do this. If you really were just working with a white background and black text, you could simply fade the color of the text from black to white, change the text, then fade back to black.
But the more common way is to use an overlay that starts out transparent (or 99% so) and slowly becomes more an more opaque. You change the text, and then fade the layer back to transparent. The advantage here is that the layer can be any color and can cover up anything, including images, forms, etc.
Here's an example of that from a couple of months ago, sitting in an <iframe> in the middle of a page (but of course could just as easily be the entire page). It's covering up an image and a caption, so of course it could as easily be covering up all text. Or many images and text. Or or or.
The fader code is in http://www.artsofsnohomish.org/may10fader.html (which works all by itself, but doesn't look right full screen as it was designed to fit in that <iframe>).
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Yes, thanks for that, but i'm planning on using it for my Navagation links.
Old Penate: You misunderstood my post, I want to have several pages, and by using the onUnload and onLoad, Having a fade in/out script, or somthing like that. where i had seen it before was a flash site.
<shrug>Same principle.
You can't really do it via onunload, because you can't delay the unload while the fadeout takes place. Instead, you have all your nav links call JS that does the fadeout-and-then-leave. The fadein, though, is easy enough via onload.
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Barbra Streisand hilarious in 'The Guilt Trip'
"The Guilt Trip," directed by Anne Fletcher and starring Barbra Streisand and Seth Rogen, is a slight but warm and hilarious fill, with Streisand playing a hectoring mom, writes Seattle Times movie critic Moira Macdonald in this review.
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"The Guilt Trip," with Seth Rogen, Barbra Streisand, Colin Hanks, Yvonne Strahovski, Brett Cullen, Adam Scott, Ari Craner. Directed by Anne Fletcher, from a screenplay by Dan Fogelman. 93 minutes. Rated PG-13 for language and some risqué material. Several theaters.
Some movies are all about chemistry, and "The Guilt Trip" has enough to fill a lab. Seth Rogen plays Andy Brewster, a would-be inventor desperate to peddle his new cleaning product; Barbra Streisand is his mother Joyce, who accepts his impromptu invitation to join him on a cross-country road trip. They are — who knew? — a match made in movie heaven. He's sweetly abashed; she's lovingly bossy and likes to smooth down his hair with a just-licked hand; and they rat-a-tat at each other like, well, mother and son. A scripted Hollywood version of mother and son, to be sure (written by Dan Fogelman, screenwriter of "Crazy Stupid Love"); but still, they're funny, and you miss them when the movie's over.
Though Joyce thinks she's coming along to keep Andy company as he pitches his product to corporations in various cities, the trip has a secret purpose: Andy's hoping to reunite his long-widowed mother with an old flame, who lives on the opposite coast. But though this plotline gets a resolution that had a preview audience audibly cooing, it doesn't really matter: "The Guilt Trip" exists for Streisand to bark momly wisdom at Rogen, which she always manages to make funny. Asked why she won't put her purse on the floor for fear of germs, but will use the same tissue for three days, Joyce retorts, "There's always a clean side," and Streisand manages to make it sound at once like a comic gem, a heartwarming philosophy of optimism and a serene acceptance of contradiction.
On "The Guilt Trip" goes, ending before you get tired of it (it's a tidy 93 minutes) and before Rogen runs out of variants on his tolerant/exasperated straight-man expression. Though slight, it's a rare contemporary comedy with almost no off-color humor (yes, you can take your mom) and a genuine warmth toward its characters. "Where's your coat?" Joyce demands, when Andy tries to leave the car in a snowstorm. "I don't need a coat," says Andy, probably for the 500th time in their relationship. "Wear your galoshes!" she says, not listening. A familiar song, but it's a pleasure to hear them sing it.
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Okay, I seem to have the same problem no matter which gun I wear with any outfit. My IWB & OWB holsters wind up pulling my pants down and I'm constantly "hitchin' up my britches!" I hate that.
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abfisch Posts: 591BMW forum:
I have taken my BMW to the shop 3 times for a water leak, where the driver's side floor gets saturated from rain water. They have blown the leaves out, cleaned the drains, and the leak still persists.
Has anyone had this problem and what is the proper algorithm to address this??? Is this coming from the seals around the window and the front window needs replacement or is it the door seals, or the vent grade for intake near the windshield wipers.
Please let me know. The car is in otherwise pristine condition, and I love it. this is just driving me nuts.
livethelake Posts: 5dwardensj:
I called the toll free number for BMW. I don't have the number or the person's name with me, it's in my office. I'll post it next week. I was instructed to bring the car back to my dealer. If I received no satisfaction, I was to call BMW back and arrange for the Field rep to inspect the car. BMW was emphatic that the car should not leak. -
ksoman Posts: 590glad it worked out for ya. i once had the control arms on my honda replaced, years ago and it cost about 400 bux.. i'd multiply it by 2.5 to get a fair # for bmw... but i'm not too sure.
i cannot wait for the day when cheap artificial intelligence robots get employed in body shops... these labor charges are getting more and more outlandish...
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wil17 Posts: 2My Wife was driving her BMW today and stopped at the light. When the light turned green she started to accelerate and the car wouldn't go, as she notice the car turned off. She put the car in park, restated the car and it was ready to go. Has this happen to anyone else?
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walter12 Posts: 30We have a 2003 325xi and the exact same thing happened to us yesterday. Ours is a manual transmission and it just turned itself off after backing out of a parking spot. This is the first time our car has done this and I was just going to let it go. But now I think I will call my dealer and see what he says. Please post any info and/or action from your dealer and I will do the same. With the holidays upon us, I don't know how fast the dealer, or I for that matter, will be able to respond, however. I have read on other sites that cam shaft sensors may be a problem with our cars. I hope this turns out to be nothing for both of us.
slrc47 Posts: 2i went for the extended warranty, i have a 2000 328i. it was just under $500. the driver window mechanism went out. the cost on the print out was about the same as i spent on the extended warranty.
now i am at the end of extended warranty and will be taking it in for final warranty check over. i will be keeping my fingers crossed that the car will give me many more years of trouble free miles. -
golfnut7 Posts: 34My wife's 2001 325i just passed 36,000 miles and we haven't been offered the extended warranty. I took her car in this morning for a tire rotation and balance (not to the BMW dealership) and they told me it was past due for a break job. I am going to call the dealer to see if they offer the extended warranty so I can get this covered. A few questions - how much longer will they extend it and how much should I pay? Also, I am assuming this is the full maintenance warranty we got when we purchased the car.
phauol Posts: 24My BMW was just 6 mth/9000 miles old but the coolant is already lower than the "low level" when I inspect the coolant stick. Since BMW recommend coolant change of every 3 (4?) yr, should I just top up with water or I must use, let's say, 100 ml of coolant to top it up. I know my question may sound trivial, I wouldn't ask the same question for my old mazda either, many thanks.
mgj3 Posts: 1I lost power and could only move at idle speed last spring in my 2002 BMW 330ci. The car was towed and the electronic throttle replaced.The car ran fine for 8 months. The the same thing occured last week. BMW again responded quickly and towed the car in. Now they are replacing the wiring harness to the throttle. Has anyone had this problem and if so did the harness replacement permanently cure the problem?
div2 Posts: 2,580I don't think it would hurt to top it up with a bit of distilled water once or twice, but if you want to add coolant I would strongly advise you to use BMW's proprietary coolant. If you start contaminating the factory coolant with OTC domestic rotgut you will decrease the corrosion protection the BMW coolant provides.
stacyandbrian Posts: 8Just picked up a 2004 325xi (silver grey, black leather, prem pkg, auto, heated seats) and noticed right away that when the car is at idle, there seems to be a really annoying "rattle" coming from inside the dash or engine block. Once I push the gas it goes away. The closer I listen, the more I think it's not something loose in the dash, but something going on with the engine. It almost sounds like it's coming from the speakers. Does anyone else have this problem or have any idea what it could be??? I traded in a 2000 323i that I had for four years and never had this problem or anything like it. I also have a loud rattle coming from the back panel by the speakers, that doesn't bother me as much because I know it can be located and fixed (anyone else have a rattle from that area?). 30 miles on the car and these two things are driving me crazy, esp the sound coming from the front.... HELP!!!
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stacyandbrian Posts: 8I think I figured out the problem on the 325xi. The "rattle" sound is happening at idle, but stops when i press the gas pedel. I only have to lightly feather tap the pedel to stop this. I think the car's idle is set too low. Right now it idles at about 600-650 rpm, when I tap the gas to put the idle between 700-800, the sound goes away. At 600-650 idle, the car seems to be having a tough time and the engine shakes. Does anyone know what the proper idle should be for a 2004 325xi with automatic?
The rattle that comes from the truck, directly behind the driver's side back seat is absolutely driving me nuts. I literally want to sit in the trunk while my wife drives the car since I cannot figure out what it is from the back seat.
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diesel10 Posts: 1I just bought a new titanium silver 2004' 325xi.
I noticed that when I start the car in the morning and press on the gas to reverse out of my driveway, the car wont move, or it moves very slowly.
Anyone else have this problem?
I talked to a bmw service rep and he said that they were just alerted on this problem and that it is due to air pressure leaking out of the transmision overnight. He said that bmw is replacing the trans for xi's but there is a waiting list.
this really blows. I have like 700 miles on this car and i have to get a new tranny? -
dasharp2 Posts: 4I have a '99 323i sedan, 55K miles. Have recently noticed a vibration that seems to be coming from the front wheels. Noticeable when you slow down and approach a stop, but also on acceleration and at low speed; diminishes at highway speed. Sounds like you can hear the wheels turning. The sound has a pitch & rhythm to it that seems to be associated with each spin of the wheels, i.e., its frequency seems to rise and fall with the speed of the car. It's subtle & not noticeable unless the car is otherwise quiet inside (i.e. no radio on). Any thoughts?
timaphylin Posts: 16Hi, I have a problem regards the paint on my blue 325. #1) My sales person once mentioned that do not use WAX prodcut to apply on my 325, is that true?
#2) My car has a little scratch made by my neighbor's car door who parked next to me, and some how my wife use the rubbing compounds applied on the scratch area. (I think she thought that was car wax product)...Anyway, after she removed the rubbing compound, the affected area become less gross and no shine. Although the affected area is small 1' x 2', I still want to fix it...so....what kind of product can be help? Thank you. -
div2 Posts: 2,580First off, put a contract hit out on your selfish/lazy/brain-dead/barely sentient neighbor-or at least squirt some Super Glue in his door locks and follow it with a paper clip
Your salesperson's comments about wax are totally incorrect. Think about it: why in the heck would BMW sell waxes if you aren't supposed to use them on a BMW? Try carcareonline.com to find some helpful advice as well as excellent products. Finally, dope-slap your wife and explain to her that any product used on your BMW's paint must be labeled "Clear Coat Safe". Meguiars products are good and are usually easy to find. They have a scratch removal product which should solve your problem.
Finally, I think you may need to teach your family to respect and care for your Bimmer as much as YOU do. I've tried to do that with my family. For example, if you ask my nine year old "What will happen if you scratch Dad's Club Sport?" His reply is always succinct and to the point:
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4 and this I say, that no one may beguile you in enticing words, | 4 I tell you this so that no one may deceive you by fine-sounding arguments. |
Young's Literal Translation is in the public domain. (Young's Literal Translation - The Bible Online) | Scripture quoted by permission. Quotations designated (NIV) are from THE HOLY BIBLE: NEW INTERNATIONAL VERSION®. NIV®. Copyright © 1973, 1978, 1984 by Biblica. All rights reserved worldwide. (New International Version Bible Online) |


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1 These are the assignments of work for the Levites who served as Temple guards. From the clan of Korah there was Meshelemiah son of Kore, of the family of Asaph. | 1 The divisions of the gatekeepers: From the Korahites: Meshelemiah son of Kore, one of the sons of Asaph. |
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Obsessing about all these choices got me thinking about my best friend in 6th grade (Smokey Mountains). We spent the night at her grandparents and enjoyed the afternoon swinging on grapevines (from one side of the ravine to the other) and picking teaberry leaves. We had dinner on the screened in porch - homemade bread and watermelon- which was just about the best meal I had ever had. The bedroom was wallpapered in newspaper - mostly the funny pages. Talk about bedtime reading. Going to the bathroom at night was exciting because we got to go outside - to the outhouse. They did have running water though - a very long pipe connected to a natural spring trickled in the kitchen sink 24-7, then ran out through the floor of the house and on down the hill. I didn't ask where they showered. We had regular plumbing ( 1 small bathroom for 6 people) but we kids preferred the river. We used to take our shampoo, soap and razor down to the river in the summer. You haven't lived until you sat on a rock washing your hair while schools of minnows tickle your ankles. That water was so cold that 4 hours later your skin would still feel cold to the touch. Makes me kind of homesick. |
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Those days are not actually gone, just relocated. They still exist in Wyoming, Montana, some parts of Colorado, Idaho, Nebraska and the Dakotas. But, please keep it quiet, we don't encourage people to move here. Spoils the view. |
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My grandparents lived in a house with a pump in the kitchen and an outhouse from 1938-1965. They had lived in houses with plumbing and heat prior to that. |
My home was built in 1884, and didn't get indoor plumbing until 1925 or so. Judging from the middings we found digging out the fish pond, I'd hazard to say the Necessary House, was about 40-50 feet off the back of the house. We even have references in the title abstract about legal access to the well after a divorce proceeding. I've lived the lifestyle you described as a kid at summer camps in the Blue Ridge mountains, but I'm glad that now, I don't have to think about taking a bath in a creek or walking to the outhouse in the middle of a Nebraska winter! Always ;-) |
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This movie is so stupid. It's beyond stupid
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I know when it comes to Joss Whedon movies, this weekend is all about The Avengers. But if you haven't seen The Cabin In The Woods yet, it needs to be on your weekend agenda. Call it a double feature. And if you have already seen it, you no doubt have a few questions along with a strong desire to watch it on DVD with a pause button. Until then, let me recommend The Cabin in the Woods: The Official Visual Companion.
From here on, this post contains spoilers. If you have not yet seen the movie, back away. It's for your own good–even if you usually like spoilers.
The Cabin In The Woods is an exceptional showcase of Joss Whedon and Drew Goddard's mutual brilliance. And according to this companion book, they wrote the whole thing in just three days, locked in a Santa Monica hotel room together, taking turns writing scenes. The first part of the book is an interview with the two of them about the creation process for the film. My favorite story involves writing Anna Patience Buckner's diary. Goddard was working on the basement scene when he got to the diary and thought Whedon would probably like to write it. Just minutes later, according to Goddard, Whedon had the diary completely written. Goddard says:
…six minutes later, he ran upstairs with it, this full page, this beautifully written horror diary of a prairie girl. I was like, 'How did you write that fast?' And he's just like, 'Some things I was born to do.' . . . I couldn't write my own name repeatedly as fast as he wronte that diary.
(Are you still reading this review without having seen the movie? Get out of here! I promise; you want to go in knowing nothing. Go enjoy this humorous song about Firefly instead.)
The book offers sketches and photos of many of the monsters–but not all of them. I would have loved a complete list of everything in each of the cells. (There is, however, a photo of the whiteboard that lists the bets placed and explanations of some of the less-self-explanatory ones, like "Kevin.") The book ends with ten double-page spreads featuring the Buckners, the werewolf, the merman, the ring-mouth ballerina, the unicorn, the blob, and many background creatures.
There's also a photo of the functioning (and delightfully steampunk-esque) blood machine. It's ten feet tall and again, completely functional. Just in case later somebody needs to appease some ancient gods–it's already built.
You can examine the cabin, in and out, stage and location versions. The painting that covered the mirror? It was specifically made for the movie and takes up half a page of the book. Study a layout of the control room–and better, photos of the basement. Try to match items to monsters! (Whedon specifically said at SXSW that if you look, you'll find the unicorn's cause.) If you need to debate the finer points of dialogue, the book also includes the full script.
Are Hadley and Sitterson really Whedon and Goddard? Is Fran Kranz actually one of the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse? Is there a TARDIS involved? And just how do you clean up that elevator room between shoots? Grab a copy of The Cabin in the Woods: The Official Visual Companion and find out.
By day, Ruth Suehle helps upstream open source software communities and tells people how to build fun things with a Raspberry Pi. By night, she fights crimes against craftiness. No, that's not true. She just makes things, which means her husband and kids know to watch out for stray pins and to ask before eating anything made of fondant. (Follow her on Twitter at @suehle.)
*averting eyes from most of post*
So, I'm so curious and fascinated by the concept of this movie, but I also hate gory horror movies. I really can't decide if I want to see it or not. Does anyone have any advice or tidbits of non-spoilery information to help me make up my mind?
Ruth Suehle
If it's simply blood you don't like, you're not going to like it. If you enjoy imaginative Whedon–think final few episodes of Angel, Epitaph episodes of Dollhouse, Serenity's Reavers–it'll be OK. There's a lot of levity to break up the horror.


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At the moment I'm looking for an internship in which I research a specific subject which relates to user experience design.
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Good point regarding the regulatory meausures being implemented - and good question too, what will happen to the value of the land once the projects are complete?
Having worked on Environmental and Social Impact assessments in the Alberta Oil Sands, Canada I know from expereince that a lack of cumulative assessment and regulation leads to massive environmental and social upheaval, confusion and a tangled system of different rules for different parties that only compounds many of the negative impacts of poorly planned and executed regulation.
If this is something that reduces greenhouse emissions, creates jobs and wealth for the region then I'm all for it. It's important that we also play devil's advocate on these issues to make sure we have the best possible plans in place so we come through the whole process with our social, moral and environmental integrity still intact.


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New Balance 1300 – Grey – Neon – Blue
October 26, 2014 BY staff / 0 0 / 5
As we continue to get more looks at the New Balance "Connoisseur Painters" collection, today brings about a viewing of the 1300 silhouette. Of course one of the most revere...Read More
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New Balance isn't slowing down one bit for the fall. Sure, their carefully crashed suede sneakers might get a bit more mileage in the summer weather, but that doesn't mean ...Read More
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