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A benefit held at 8-Twelve Restaurant to raise money for the Azana Salon shooting victims' families brought in nearly $62,000 last week.
Omar Shaikh, co-owner of SURG Restaurant Group, which sponsored the event, said the event more than doubled the organizers' goal of $30,000.
8-Twelve Restaurant partners Aaron Rodgers of the Green Bay Packers and Ryan Braun of the Milwaukee Brewers came up with the idea for the benefit and donated several autographed items to the silent auction.
Other items were donated by Kohl's Department Stores, the Milwaukee Bucks, the Milwaukee Wave and others.
Three women were killed and four others were wounded when Radcliff Haughton walked into the spa and opened fire Oct. 21. The deaths left eight children without mothers.
Azana Salon and Spa will reopen Dec. 1.
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It is unusual to have such severe resistance that none of the available anti-HIV drugs is active (such as darunavir, raltegravir,etravirine, maraviroc, or Fuzeon). The drug you mentioned is an investigational monoclonal antibody that has anti-HIV activity. Ideally if it was used in a new regimen in the context of a research study it would be combined with several other active anti-HIV drugs to increase the chances for long term success. Data on long term effectiveness is still minimal. KH | ||||||||||
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we used our groupon tonight for La Panetiere. The groupon was for their four course tasting menu,. Decided to add wine pairings, four generous pours and some very good wine including a 2009 bordeaux. actually, the waiter generously poured an extra glass of bordeaux for the cheese course. The room, food and service were top-notch and we loved the pacing of the four courses over three hours.
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we based our gratuity on the pre-discount tasting menu cost+wine pairing. all in it was about $120pp. if we didn't opt for the wine pairing it would have been $70 (with gratuity on the per-discounted amount).
if you want to drink 4 (in our case 5) glasses of good wine with dinner, paired to each course, the wine pairing is a good deal.
Nice to hear that it was good -- they sold a lot of those! 42 is on Groupon today. $80 for 2, $175 for 4 (the latter includes a bottle of wine). I didn't buy LP because there was no menu choice. 42 has different choices in each course. Plus you get fried rice as a 2nd course (seems strange).
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I purchased the 42 groupon. My wife and I went there during HV Restaurant Week and had a very good meal, and that was with a much more limited menu.
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I wouldn't say there is more choice at 42 with the Groupon menu than HVRW, but at least there are 2 choices (for HVRW there were 3). Just remember to park across the street so you don't get hit with the $10 parking fee at the hotel.
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City Center - the building with Target, Shoprite and the movie theaters. Might be able to find free street parking after 6pm although I am not positive about when the meters go off. Parking in the garage is "only" 75c/hr. Could probably park in the Galleria as well.


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I'm so drawn to the work of Jennifer Davis, she is one of my favorite artists working today and I own several of her original paintings and some prints, too. I can't wait to display them in my new home because the walls feel so empty and are screaming for color and pattern and art is my favorite way to bring beauty into the home. You can purchase her work, including three new prints, over at Sebastian Foster which happens to have lots of other great art to adorn your walls.
Aren't these color combinations just fab? So many of Jennifer's peices could inspire a palette for an outfit, table setting, party or room design don't you think?
It's Friday everyone! Aren't you happy? This was a very challenging week for me, I was so busy with a million projects and now I have to read and edit the entire Decorate book from start to finish so wish me luck, I hope I make it through!!! :) And I need to get prepared for Morocco – I leave in one week! Yay!
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I know I mentioned them briefly as I swooned over Lobster & Swan earlier, but I can't help myself — I must point you over to V&A Prints! You can order high quality prints and have them delivered to your home to frame and enjoy. I love some of the Grace Kelly photographs and even found this one below of Jerry Lewis quite lovely – he is shown in such a thoughtful pose, I love it!
Which reminds me, as I was packing last weekend I watched an old Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis film from the 1950s, Living It Up, have you seen it? This is the cutest clip where they sing, "Every street's a boulevard in old New York…" It makes me feel close to my grandmother when I watched Dean and Jerry. She always loved to watch their films and sing along to them. When I see black and white photographs of Hollywood film stars such as these above, I always think of my dear, sweet Millie.
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Sara Olmos is a graphic designer in Rome who is currently exploring illustration as an alternate means of communicating her vision of the world. She sells her sweet drawings in her etsy shop, Mamau, if you'd like to take a peek at her work today…
Her current series of illustrations, le petit monde, or Little World — is inhabited by characters who interact with objects that are drawn out of scale in order for them to explore new meanings and relationships with these everyday, ordinary things. Giant cupcakes, larger than life dandelions, an April shower from your very own showerhead up in the clouds… They would be lovely combined in a whimsical children's book, don't you agree? So imaginative!
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I heard about Japanese textile designer Naomi Ito (she designed the Nani Iro fabric collection) for the first time today from Leslie — she pointed me over to Heather's blog to learn more about Naomi as well. These are such gorgeous patterns, and I love the watercolor-y deliciousness of them all and had to post them for a little visual inspiration for you today.
You can buy some of her prints, patterns and books at Super Buzzy in case you like what you see… You can also search for Naomi Ito or Nani Iro on Etsy and you'll find sellers who have her things too.
I wish you a lovely weekend! I am going to a fabric market with my friend tomorrow and then I'll be reading, writing more of my book, and packing for the big move in two weeks. I also have to work on my kitchen design this weekend — almost forgot about that — oh my! Busy! And what about you, anything that you have planned?
Also, I have quite a lot of shiny new books to read. Here is what came in this week. I bought some of them online, I went on a little book shopping spree and yes, I indulged quite a bit…. First up is Home is where the heart is and also Sensual Home both by Ilse Crawford and I can't believe I've never read them!! Oh and the new issue of Jeanne d'Arc magazine, I bought a second copy of Simply Home by Mark & Sally Bailey because I forgot I already had one (oops!), American Modern by Thomas O'Brien, Farrow & Ball Living with Color by Ros Byam Shaw, Harmonious Home by Judith Wilson, All in the Detail: Over 400 Finishing Touches That Make a House a Home by Caroline Clifton-Mogg, Old House New Home: Stylish Modern Living in a Period Setting by Ros Byam Shaw, Contemporary Country by Emily Chalmers and Pattern by Orla Kiely. Yes I know, that's a long list and very indulgent of me but it feels good having this great stack before me to enjoy and refer to for ideas and inspiration over the years to come. I love books.
Have a lovely weekend and if you can, spoil yourself a little – okay?
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Checking in at 7-feet, 250 pounds, high school freshman basketball phenom Raekwon Long can take his hoops career to pretty much any college he wants to in just a few short years. But that's only if coaches can get him out of the pool, according to MaxPreps.com. Long, who averaged about 15 points, 13 rebounds and eight blocked shots per game this past season, wants to swim. "He wants to swim on the swim team," boys basketball coach Joshua Coley of Garinger High School (Charlotte, N.C.) said. "The problem is, swimming is at the same time as basketball. We've talked about letting him compete on the weekends. The meets are usually on Saturdays, but I'm not too sure about that yet." Long just turned 16 earlier this year but he has already been invited for unofficial visits to North Carolina, Kentucky, Louisville, Clemson, Charlotte, Duke, and Wake Forest. "He's very proud about being a swimmer," Coley joked. "You can tell him that he can't dunk, but if you tell him he can't swim you've got an argument on your hands." Thumbnail via Twitter/Raekwon Long
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KOJM: Deputy Director for Operations Pavitt said he does not know if the attempted ambushes against bin Laden that the tribal fighters reported ever actually occurred. The CIA employed proxy forces other than the Afghan tribal groups against bin Laden, but with no more confidence in their abilities. DCI Tenet thought the most able proxies were the hardened warriors of Masood's Northern Alliance who had been at war with the Taliban for years. Though there was continuing disagreement within the agency about relying on the Northern Alliance, CIA leaders put more and more weight behind this option through 2000 and 2001. They were always aware that the primary objective of Masood's forces was to defeat the Taliban, not to find bin Laden or attack Al Qaida. By deciding to use proxies to carry out covert actions in Afghanistan before 9/11, both administrations placed the achievement of policy objectives in the hands of others. In conclusion, before 9/11, no agency did more to attack Al Qaida, working day and night, than did the CIA. But there were limits to what the CIA was able to achieve by disrupting terrorist activities abroad and using proxies to try to capture bin Laden and his lieutenants in Afghanistan. CIA officers were aware of these limitations. One officer recognized as early as mid-1997 that the CIA alone was not going to solve the bin Laden problem. In a memo to his supervisor, he wrote, quote, All we're doing is holding the ring until the cavalry gets here, close quote. Deputy Director for Operations Pavitt told commission staff that, Doing stuff on the margins was not the way to get this job done. If the U.S. government was serious about eliminating the Al Qaida threat, it required robust offensive engagement across the entire U.S. government. DCI Tenet also understood the CIA's limitations. He told staff that, The CIA's odds of success in Afghanistan before 9/11 were between 10 and 20 percent. This was not because the CIA lacked the capabilities to attack the target, he said, but because the mission was extremely challenging. Covert action was not a silver bullet, but it was important to engage proxies and to build various capabilities so that if an opportunity presented itself, the CIA could act on it. You could get really lucky on any given day, Tenet said. Indeed, serendipity had led to some of the CIA's past successes against Al Qaida. But absent a more dependable government strategy, CIA senior management relied on proxy forces to get lucky for over three years, through both the late Clinton and early Bush administrations. There was growing frustration within this counterterrorist center and in the NSC staff with this lack of results. The development of the Predator and the push to aid the Northern Alliance were certainly products of this frustration. The commission has heard numerous accounts of the tireless activity of officers within the counterterrorism center and the OBL station trying to tackle Al Qaida before 9/11.
KOJM: DCI Tenet was also clearly committed to fighting the terrorist threat. But if officers at all levels questioned the effectiveness of the most active strategy the policy-makers were employing to defeat the terrorist enemy, the commission needs to ask why that strategy remained largely unchanged throughout the period leading up to 9/11.
KEAN: Thank you very much. We will now hear from the senior official most involved in the formation and implementation of intelligence activities in support of counterterrorism policy, the distinguished and long-serving director of the Central Intelligence Agency, George Tenet. He'll be joined by the distinguished deputy director of central intelligence, John McLaughlin. Director Tenet, by the way, has informed us that he believes it inappropriate for a director of central intelligence to discuss at a public hearing certain sensitive operational matters and authorities, and this we certainly understand. We agree with the director and would not want anything said here which would hurt American intelligence in any way whatsoever. I'm a little unhappy that some of the things that went on five years ago -- if we can't discuss some of those that have already been printed in books, but certainly we'll respect the director's judgment on those matters.
KEAN: Our staff statement does include a number of things that are unclassified. We've also had the opportunity to interview Director Tenet extensively in private on these subjects. And he said any time that we need any further questions on these subjects, he would be very happy to accommodate us. I do urge my fellow commissioners to defer to the director's judgments on some of these very sensitive, very sensitive areas. Director Tenet, Deputy Director McLaughlin, I would like to ask you to raise your right hands. Do you swear or affirm to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth?
TENET: I do.
MCLAUGHLIN: I do.
KEAN: Thank you very much. Your written remarks, I guess you'll simply summarize those in 10 minutes or so and so we can get into questions. Vice Chairman Hamilton? HAMILTON: Thank you very much, Mr. Chairman. I just wanted to, kind of, reiterate what the chairman said because of the importance of it. I think the director is always in a difficult spot when he testifies in public. This commission has a mandate to develop a full and complete accounting of the events of 9/11 and the commission should press for all of the information that we need to fulfill that mandate. The director has a responsibility to carry out some of the most sensitive matters in the United States government. He has an obligation to find out information people don't want to give us, to carry out a lot of clandestine operations, to protect the lives of a lot of people who carry out those missions and, of course, to inform policy-makers. There's obviously a tension between the mandate of the commission and the responsibilities of the director. And it behooves both of us to try to be sensitive to the responsibilities of the other. For myself, I've spent decades handling top secret information and I've been informed, at least, about scores, if not hundreds, of covert operations. And I do think that we on the commission have to be very, very careful, and we have to realize what is at stake and we have to respect the judgment of those who really do carry awesome responsibilities. Now, that respect does not mean that we accept without scrutiny what intelligence is given to us. That's not our responsibility. We should scrutinize it.


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Very yummy smelling lipgloss! I really love the vanilla scent, especially during the colder months, and this very thick (and sticky!) lip shine does a good job of helping to protect my easily chapped lips in the colder months. My only wish is that it did not have the sparkles and that Philosophy would add an SPF to it, but I guess then it probably wouldn't smell or taste as yummy. Oh well, it's still a nice lip shine, but the cinnamon buns lip shine (without the sparkles) is still my favorite.
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Love, love, love this!!! I have two of them - one in my purse, one on my desk. This tastes yummy and smells exactly like vanilla birthday cake. There is a golden shimmer to this but it's not very noticable on your lips - nothing glittery and garish anyway. I love Philosophy Lip Shines and this one and The Milkman are my favorites. A little of this goes a long way, so $10 isn't too bad when you consider that. They last a loooong time!
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I love this lip gloss! It is my HG lip gloss. I now only use Philosophy lip balms. This smells exactly like birthday cake. If you apply it more heavily it will be super shiny, and if you apply it very lightly, you can get a bit of a matte look that you would get with a lip balm stick only way more moisturizing. It is not overly sticky, and goes on clear with a tiny bit of natural looking shimmer.
Unfortunately, Sephora does not sell this one. The only way to get it is to order it from Philosophy, which means you have to pay 10 dollars for the balm, plus 4 dollars shipping. But still, for 14 bucks, this smell and quality of this product make it more than worthwhile.
The first time I ordered it the tube arrived broken and leaking all over. I called customer service, and they were very helpful and sent me out a new one right away.
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The Feast of Loveby Charles Baxter
Author Q & AQ: The Feast of Love is written from the first-person perspective of a character named "Charlie Baxter." First, is this character you? And second, how did you come up with this idea?
A: The essence of that character—the insomnia, the waking-up without knowing where he is or who he is, the fact that he's a writer—that's all me. "Charlie Baxter" lives on my street in Ann Arbor, where he walks the same paths I walk on, he has the same dog, he even sounds like me when he opens his mouth and talks. But at the bottom of the stairs in his house is a mirror that I don't own, an imaginary mirror, and everyone he meets or talks to is imaginary. "Charlie Baxter" suffers, he tells us, from "identity lapses," as every novelist does. I came up with this idea out of sheer desperation. I was stuck on a new project, which I wanted to be a love story of some sort, and I didn't know how to go about it, or even how to start it. So I began by using my own insomnia, and a nighttime walk I took once down to the vacant lot at the corner of our street. I heard voices coming from someone's house, and I thought of that line from Shakespeare, "the night air is full of voices,"and I thought: I'll write a novel with voices, a sort of Midsummer Night's Dream in which people are paired off with the wrong partners at first, and then are paired off with the right partners later, and everyone will tell their stories to Charlie, who will be this shadowy listener, like the reader. Like a friend, a therapist, or a detective. Q: Did you witness anything else in the novel directly? A: Well, my son and my wife and I were once bicycling on a weekend, and we bicycled into the Michigan football stadium in the afternoon, and we saw a couple, partially clothed, down on the fifty yard line, making love in broad daylight. Q: How did your son react? A: He asked what they were doing down there. He was about ten years old. I told him they were kissing. Q: Edmund Morris recently got a lot of flack for creating a fictional character bearing his name in his Reagan biography—are you worried you might get a similar response for using this unique technique? A: Not really. For one thing, I wasn't writing an official history of a person or time, except an imaginary history, which is what fiction does. My book advertises itself as a novel, right on the title page, and there's one of those disclaimers about all the characters being fictitious, and any coincidence between them and real people living or dead being coincidental, etc. Besides, I'm not in the novel all that much. I slip into the identities of the characters, the way a novelist is supposed to, and if you really wanted to find out about me from this book, you wouldn't find out very much. Q: Why not? A: Because I like to think that I'm pretty ordinary as a human being. I've been married for twenty-five years, and I drive a four-door sedan around town, and try to pay the bills on time. My characters are much, much more interesting than I am. Q: How so? A: They're funnier, sexier, more desperate, more beautiful, much more violent and abusive, more talkative, more opinionated, even more eloquent than I am--much more suited to a love story than I am. They're on the prowl for love, all of them, their voices raised. Q: Why do you think up characters like this? What's the eternal appeal of love stories? A: Love stories combine, like most good stories, excitement and interest. A good love story starts with an air of excitement (stage one) that moves into interest and complication (stage two), once you get to know the person. The act of love at its various levels becomes an act of knowing someone. Love stories that try to stay at the level of pure excitement turn into a form of pornography. As for the characters, the person could be a clerk in a coffee shop or a litigation lawyer or a professor of philosophy or a meter maid. Everybody's love life is interesting, no exceptions to that rule. The trick is in avoiding sentimentality. Q: There's a lot of sex in your book, although it's not particularly explicit, except here and there… A: I tried to make it bawdy--that is, laced with humor--rather than romantic, you know, with the violins and the soft focus and the exclamation points and the bittersweet weeping. Chloé loves love, for example, but she has a good sense of humor. So does Bradley, for that matter. Diana doesn't, but she's a lawyer after all. There's a wide range of character in this book, a spectrum. Q: Charlie, you're probably best known as a short story writer. Do you have a preference between writing novels and stories? A: I love them both, but my stories look like regular stories; however, my novels don't seem to look like anyone else's. Q: Why not? A: My novels are like long trips that you take on a commuter airline. There are a great many landings and take-offs, a few stops in-between. Q: You mean that there are a lot of stories within the novel? A: Yeah. Some of the chapters started as short stories. Bradley's trip to the Jackson Cascades began that way. (The place really exists, incidentally. They were playing Mantovani the evening I went there, and they were selling miniature fly swatters.) Q: Why do you have so many individual stories inside the novel? A: Because I like novels that stop to tell individual stories, novels that slow down, novels that can pause long enough in the middle to give you, for example, a cure for dandruff or a recipe for beef burgundy. I don't like to be rushed. I once tried to write conventional novels and failed miserably. As a result, my novels are mosaic-novels. I write them the only way I can. I ended up imagining this one as a collection of wheels, or gears, turning separately, and then coming together, so that they all meshed at the end. Like a watch, that tells time. Q: Is there an over-arching theme to The Feast of Love? A: Yes. Love invites comedy and happiness through one door, and violence through the other door. You have to be careful which door you open. People who are successfully in love are often comic, and people who are desperate for love are often crazy and dangerous, both to themselves and to others. There is no madness like the madness of love. Also, it is not true that love always makes you happy. It gives your life a size and scale, but it does not always make you happy. Sometimes it makes you profoundly and truly miserable. You wouldn't always guess that if you just watched TV and the movies. Q: Your stories have been compared to those of a short story master, Raymond Carver--can you respond to this? A: I'm flattered, but we're very different. Or, rather, this: his characters are more often desperate than mine. The weight on their souls seem to be greater. Alcoholism plays a greater role in his stories. I was the reader for the audio version of "Where I'm Calling From" for The Best American Short Stories of the Century, and I had to put more weight on, in my voice, for the story to sound right. I had to sound more weighed down than I usually do. Lots of pauses between sentences. Q: The character Chloé (or as she says it, Chlo-ay) is such a strong, independent, and unique young woman. Reading her thoughts in The Feast of Love is like talking to a real person. What was the impetus for her character? A: I wish I knew. You can't just will characters into existence. One day I sat down at the word-processor and her voice came to me, fully forward, fully formed, and I started laughing, and I began to write it down. Every time I sat down to do a Chloé chapter, I could hear her as clear as day. Of course, I've had students who talked a bit like her--we all know people a little like Chloé--but what knocked me over was the force of her character once she got started. I'd be driving my car, and I'd hear something she might say. "That boy befriended me. I suppose I made a man out of him, but that doesn't seem like much of an accomplishment." I was just outside Windsor, Ontario, near the customs booth, when she said that. She wasn't that much more real to me than any of the other characters, but Chloé has the advantage of being young, sexy, and slangier, more open and colloquial. She'll tell you anything, absolutely anything about herself She has no shame. She's shameless. She's proud of her shamelessness. I love shameless people. That's useful in a character. Q: Who was the hardest character to get on the page? A: Diana. She's smart and she's mean, and most of the time, she doesn't exaggerate. She's a somewhat unsympathetic character, but I wanted readers to be interested in her, even a little sympathetic to her, despite all her sharp edges. Q: Is she a part of you? A: Anybody is a part of anybody, if you listen, if you invite them into your psyche. Q: The Feast of Love has been described as A Midsummer Night's Dream set in Ann Arbor. Can you elaborate? A: The comparison is not exact, because the plots are different. There's no Puck, no amateur theatricals in Feast. But my novel is about midsummer moonstruck love-madness in its various forms, and it's an oral history, this story: everybody is talking all of the time, talking their heads off, just like a play happening in front of you, maybe in your own home town. I like the sound of people talking. Sadness and happiness are mixed in the novel in about equal measure. Besides, A Midsummer Night's Dream is one of those plays that can happen almost anywhere, at least metaphorically. You can't say that about Julius Caesar or MacBeth, but you can say that about several of Shakespeare's romantic comedies. Q: Finally, The Feast of Love deals with love on so many levels; it is the search for what everyone ultimately wants. It captures so many moments-do you imagine these moments, create them yourself, so to speak, or are they based on real experiences or stories you've heard? A: Vivian Gornick recently published a book called The End of the Novel of Love. Her claim, so far as I understand it, is that we do not go to love stories in fiction for the source of meaning anymore, as say, Jane Austen's readers did, or even as Scott Fitzgerald's readers did, and that perhaps we do not try to make love itself a source of meaning in our lives at all much anymore. She says that's all over. Perhaps she's right, but I think the claim is too large, and because it's too large, it's wrong. The truth is that I don't think people change that much from generation to generation. Hairstyles change, clothes change, manners change, but people go on looking for love, no matter what. As long as there are stories, there are stories about love, just as there will always be gossip. If love doesn't provide meaning to your life, what will? Money? Faith? It's like that game, "Careers." You get to choose among money, fame, or love. I'd take love. (Okay, I wouldn't refuse the money or the fame, if you offered it.) A woman came up to me at a party in December, having heard about my book. She wanted to talk about love, and in the course of our conversation, she said, "My whole life has been about loving one man. That's what I wanted, and that's what I eventually got." What was interesting was that "eventually." For some people, love matters a great deal; it's at the center of their lives. For others, it doesn't matter so much. It may even look frivolous, just an emotion on the way to other, more important emotions. 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Saints would be 'filthy' over Dons' training run
Ronny Lerner 2:10 PM AFL Eddie McGuire believes St Kilda would be "filthy" that many of Essendon's best players are taking part in a match practice session against VFL team Williamstown on Friday night.
Carlton call in AFL as membership drive stalls
Samantha Lane 2:19 PM AFL As Carlton's fans continue to give the club the cold shoulder, it has turned to the AFL for help with its 2015 membership drive.
Hunt pleads guilty to cocaine charges
Kim Stephens 3:41 PM RUGBY UNION Former Gold Coast player and current Queensland Reds vice-captain Karmichael Hunt pleads guilty to possessing cocaine.
UFC not wanted in Victoria: ex-sport minister:
Ronny Lerner 4:39 PM MIXED MARTIAL ARTS Former state Sports Minister Damian Drum is adamant that Victorians do not want the Ultimate Fighting Championship staging events in their state.
Not batting so much as drag racing
Malcolm Knox 9:32 AM CRICKET The 417 runs Australia tore out of Afghanistan's bowlers in Perth on Wednesday chewed up landmarks as it rumbled along.
Rising Aussie star treads path towards NBA
Roy Ward 8:33 PM BASKETBALL Young Australian basketball player Deng Adel is taking his talents to University of Louisville later this year in the hope of turning professional.
Drug bust uncovers NRL premiership ring
9:14 AM RUGBY LEAGUE A NRL premiership ring from the South Sydney's grand final win last year has been found in a drug raid by Northern Territory police in Darwin.
Newcastle blunders gift Man United victory
Jason Mellor 11:00 AM SOCCER It was perhaps fitting that a game so distinctly lacking in quality should be decided by an error and provide two major controversies - a refereeing blunder and a spitting competition.
Swansea's Gomis collapses on field
9:00 AM SOCCER French striker was taken off on a stretcher after collapsing on the pitch in the early stages of his side's Premier League game at Tottenham.
Cricket World Cup
Live: Bangladesh v Scotland
8:52 AM Bangladesh can keep the pressure on England for a quarter-final berth with victory over Scotland.
Proteas play down early date with Aust
8:17 PM South African captain AB de Villiers has played down a potential World Cup quarter-final showdown with fellow heavyweights Australia, saying his side hasn't given up on taking the top spot in Pool B from India.
Sheedy: the man who never stops learning
Rohan Connolly 7:52 PM COMMENT Former Essendon and GWS coach Kevin Sheedy continues to learn as another chapter in his long football life begins.
Man Utd plays down spitting row
10:56 AM Man United coach Louis van Gaal plays down controversy following an apparent spitting exchange between Jonny Evans and Newcastle's Papiss Cisse.
Chelsea clear hurdle to stay five points clear
10:06 AM Premier League leaders Chelsea chalked up another three points with a 1-0 victory at West Ham United on Wednesday to protect their five-point lead over champions Manchester City.
Henderson shows worth, Reds down Burnley
10:27 AM Liverpool midfielder Jordan Henderson underlined his credentials to succeed Steven Gerrard as captain with an impressive goal-scoring performance in a 2-0 Premier League victory over Burnley on Wednesday.
Horse Racing
Darren Smith guilty of 42 cobalt charges
Chris Roots Newcastle trainer Darren Smith has been found guilty by Racing NSW stewards of 42 cobalt charges but he will have to wait until March 20 to find out his penalty.
Lankan Rupee given 58.5kg for Newmarket
Patrick Bartley HORSE RACING Sprinter Lankan Rupee will have to be every bit as good as his world ranking after weights for this year's $1 million Newmarket Handicap on Saturday week were released.
Bruce fired up for NBL grand final series
Roy Ward 5:13 PM Shaun Bruce left his Western Victorian home to take a chance at the NBL with Cairns Taipans, and on Friday night he will play in the NBL grand final series.
Ogilvy tuning up for a return to the Masters
Ben Everill 8:03 PM Former US Open champion Geoff Ogilvy is hoping the World Golf Championships Cadillac Championship will help hone his game ahead of a return to the Masters.
Motor Sport
Power hopes IndyCar stays competitive
Defending IndyCar champion Will Power says the unpredictable nature of the American open-wheel championship is a large part of its global appeal.
Rugby Union
Hunt suspended, fined – but he survives
Georgina Robinson 5:34 PM It was the "misguided post-season celebration" that may haunt Karmichael Hunt for the rest of his life but was not deemed serious enough to end his rugby career.
Rugby League
Toovey gives Jamie Lyon the all clear
Michael Carayannis 5:30 PM Manly have been afforded a rare piece of good news with coach Geoff Toovey declaring Jamie Lyon as a certain starter to play Parramatta on Friday night.
Kyrigos set for Indian Wells return
Lee Gaskin Australian tennis star Nick Kyrgios will make his return from a back injury at next week's ATP 1000 Masters tournament at Indian Wells in the US.
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Pacquiao acts to prevent mind games
Gareth A Davies BOXING Manny Pacquiao will llimit his face-to-face time with Floyd Mayweather because his advisers do not want his rival to "get into his head".
New look is good, and that's final
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Pearson to launch 100m hurdles campaign
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Enzo Biochem Reports Fiscal Second Quarter Results
Enzo Biochem, Inc. (NYSE:ENZ) today reported results for the fiscal second quarter and six months ended January 31, 2013.
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- Superstorm Sandy Aftermath Interrupts Clinical Labs Top-Line Growth.
"Although Hurricane Sandy significantly impacted our Clinical Lab business during the second quarter, our restructuring efforts to streamline operations and deliver improved financial results remain firmly on track," said Barry Weiner, President. "The storm delayed patient visits to doctors, resulting in lower specimen collection and delayed new product approvals during the quarter, which we estimate reduced revenue at Clinical Labs by $2.2 million. We expect Clinical Labs to return to the pattern of growth it had previously demonstrated during the upcoming quarters. In addition, we anticipate many of our newly introduced diagnostic tests should enhance results in the coming months.
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Technology's Impact on the Real Estate Industry a Focus at Realtors® Conference
Top executives from many of the world's leading real estate firms joined a panel discussion today about the impact of new technology on commercial and residential real estate markets.
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Realtors® hold the key to homeownership for many consumers, but providing options for prospective homebuyers in rural areas is often more difficult due to a lack of affordable inventory and access to mortgage credit.
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Shifting political dynamics and emerging technologies will have a significant impact on the business of real estate over the next 12 months and Realtors® are ready for the changes, said 2015 National Association of Realtors® President Chris Polychron at a news conference today during the 2014 Realtors® Conference & Expo.
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Home-Price Gains Hold Steady in Majority of Metro Areas in Third Quarter
Home prices showed continued growth in a majority of metropolitan areas in the third quarter, but all four major regions saw increases at or below 5 percent from a year ago.
Realtors® Help New Orleans Native Own A Home
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NAR Annual Survey Reveals Notable Decline in First-time Buyers
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