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If there was ever a time to "Save Artie Lange", that time would be now. We have now entered Week 2 of Artie's absence. Howard's reaction to Lange resonates with me. He tends, at least on radio, to excuse, overlook, avoid and dismiss the most egregious lapses by his co-workers. I can relate. The same muscles that enable his creativity atrophy when it comes to being a disciplinarian. He can't and won't be both. I wrote before how Howard has taught me not to avoid confrontation, but that doesn't seem to apply to the people closest to him on the show. Either that or he realizes that their disciplinary lapses are actually good for the show. Speculating about Artie or upbraiding Sal is good radio, and perhaps Howard would rather have ongoing drama than the finality of discipline and—inevitably—dismissal. Because, face it, in any other workplace Artie and Sal and likely Richard would have been let go by now. Maybe Howard recognizes that their talent is not simple to replace. Maybe he knows that it's all good radio. Maybe has has a weakness for those who work most closely with him. For someone who can be so unrelentingly hard on himself, he sure can be soft on others. |
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You can say that again. But we were a terrible bowl team at that time. We aren't now and CNS is exceptional at keeping them focused. And this team has really earned their spot with 'never say die' fight and resiliency. I'm cautiously optimistic but there's still that tightness in my gut.
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It may still be summer, but Cleveland Mayor Frank Jackson and Cleveland schools CEO Eric Gordon, want to spread the word that parents should start enrolling their children in the district's most effective public schools or its best district-sponsored charter schools.
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It will help children learn and the school district improve when parents become more involved in finding top-notch schools for their children instead of settling for second-rate settings.
It may be a head-spinning cultural shift for some parents, but it's a shift worth making if it will bolster the district's comprehensive school reform plan, which Cleveland voters endorsed in adopting a hefty school levy last fall.
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In short: Nice country roads, but a bit anonymous with no nice houses or landmarks. 1 long, steep uphill before 2m, then mainly flat, then 2 short, very steep uphills at 9.5m & 12m.Date of review: January 4, 2005
In short: I ran the 1/4 but will definatley do the 1/2 next year, and yes the 1/4 runners got a medal but it said 1/4 marathon on it!Date of review: October 11, 2004
In short: £9 and not even a t-shirt unlike the advert said, any chance of a refund? The 1/4 runners got a 1/2 marathon medal as wellDate of review: October 10, 2004
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Very optimistic, Bingo!
I still think there is a huge difference between personal shortcomings/scandals and ones that directly involve misusing their public office or public funds. Personal shortcomings are much easier to forgive, IMO.
I still think there is a huge difference between personal shortcomings/scandals and ones that directly involve misusing their public office or public funds. Personal shortcomings are much easier to forgive, IMO.
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For me - it has a whole hell of a lot more to do with Nancy's condescending attitude and her speeches detailing how she knows so much better than we do . I even have a whole hell of a lot more respect for Hillary than her. And yes, Obamacare makes it worse. And I don't think Pelosi was as publicly visible before Obamacare. Folks that didn't follow the news on a daily basis didn't know as much about her before then - my own personal observation anyways.
Can't forget Nancy's quote that, "You've heard about the controversies within the bill, the process about the bill, one or the other. But I don't know if you have heard that it is legislation for the future, not just about health care for America, but about a healthier America, where preventive care is not something that you have to pay a deductible for or out of pocket. Prevention, prevention, preventionâ€â€it's about diet, not diabetes. It's going to be very, very exciting. But we have to pass the bill so that you can find out what is in it, away from the fog of the controversy. "
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Right. It passed years ago and people have no idea what is in it to this day.
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I don't find her that much more condescending than say a John Boehner, or a Rick Santorum. We all are more open to our own condescending folks that others though, so some of that probably skews my views.
I think women just have a harder time overall. I'm not singling out cons here (so don't go there), but women simply are not held to the same standards. Where a woman is a "bitch" a man is "showing leadership". When a woman is "condescending" a man is simply "not putting up with people's shit". It frustrates me to no end. Even women do it to women.


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Simply gorgeous on the plate, a glistening fillet of salmon sits atop a mound of buttery mashed potatoes surrounded by an emerald green herb–infused butter sauce. A novice cook can make this entrée and feel like a three-star chef serving it. The simple technique of blanching parsley and then puréeing it is the basis for a scrumptious, easy-to-make sauce. No need to worry about the sauce separating—it won't. If you make the sauce ahead, just set it aside and rewarm it just before serving. Freeze the extra parsley purée and use it to make this sauce, or add a little to vegetable soup, or swirl some into a seafood risotto.
- Kosher or sea salt
- 1 cup tightly packed fresh flat-leaf parsley leaves, plus 2 tablespoons minced fresh parsley
- 3 tablespoons water, plus ¼ cup
- 3 large russet potatoes (about 2 pounds total), peeled and quartered
- 4 salmon fillets (about 6 ounces each), skin and pin bones removed (see Notes)
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- ¼ teaspoon cayenne pepper
- 1 cup (2 sticks) unsalted butter
- 2/3 cup milk, warmed
- Freshly ground pepper
- 1 teaspoon minced garlic
Fill a 2-quart saucepan two-thirds full of water and bring to a boil over high heat. Add 1 teaspoon of salt to the boiling water and then add the 1 cup parsley. Cook just until tender and bright green, about 1½ minutes. Drain the parsley in a sieve. Run cold water over the parsley until it is cool. Squeeze the parsley to remove the excess water. Place in a blender, add the 3 tablespoons water, and blend until puréed. Transfer to a small bowl and set aside.
Place the potatoes in a large saucepan and cover with cold water. Partially cover the pot and bring to a boil over high heat. Add 1 teaspoon of salt and reduce the heat so the water boils gently. Cook until the potatoes are tender when pierced with a knife, 12, to 15 minutes.
Meanwhile, preheat the oven to 250°F. Arrange the salmon on a rimmed baking sheet lined with parchment paper. Rub each fillet with olive oil and sprinkle lightly with a little salt and cayenne pepper. Set aside. Melt ½ cup of the butter in a small sauté pan. Set aside and keep warm.
When the potatoes are tender, place the salmon in the oven to bake and set a timer for 20 minutes. Drain the potatoes in a colander. Using a ricer or potato masher, mash the potatoes. Stir the melted butter into the potatoes and then gradually add the milk Beat until smooth and creamy. Add salt and pepper to taste. Cover and keep warm.
While the salmon is baking, bring the ¼ cup water to a boil in the sauté pan you used to melt the butter. Reduce the heat to low. Cut the remaining ½ cup butter into 4 pieces and, using a whisk, stir the butter into the water a chunk at a time. Stir in 2 tablespoons of the parsley purée, the garlic, ¼ teaspoon of salt, and a couple of grinds of pepper. Taste and adjust the seasoning. Set aside and keep warm.
Check the salmon. The salmon is done when the fat between the layers begins to turn whitish and opaque and the fish flakes slightly. An instant-read thermometer inserted in the center should register 125° to 130°F. When salmon is cooked gently at such a low temperature the fish looks underdone because the color is so beautifully pink and vivid, but it is fully cooked.
To serve, place a portion of mashed potatoes in the center of warmed dinner plates or shallow pasta bowls. Top with a piece of salmon and drizzle some of the sauce around each plate. Garnish with a little minced parsley and serve immediately.
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Removing Pin Bones:
Run your fingertips along the flesh side of the fillet until you feel the pin bones. Using either clean needle-nose pliers (I keep a pair in the kitchen precisely for this use) or fish tweezers, grasp the end of each bone and pull it straight out and away from the flesh to remove it. If you try to pull them upwards or backwards it tends to tear the flesh
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Maggie: Thanks for guest-blogging with us this week. You raise some great questions. Historically, you are correct when you state:
Sex makes babies, Society needs babies, babies need mothers and fathers.
My question (and I am genuinely asking--I think that this is an unusually difficult issue to which I certainly don't have any easy answer): if marriage arises from procreation, what impact does modern reproductive technology have on the definition of marriage? With invitro fertilization, sex is no longer a necessary condition for producing a baby. Two women could have a baby with donated sperm; two men could have a baby using a surrogate. At that point you have procreation and two parents, just not male and female.
My current thinking, for what its worth, is that the best argument in favor of traditional marriage may be a Hayekian (and perhpas Oakeshottian) one--marriage by long and western tradition has been one man and one woman, and that the long-lived and widespread nature of the tradition gives rise to a presumption that should be rebutted only by relatively strong evidence.
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Well I gotta say that I was fairly disappointed in Cronous. I never did get to play the game primarially because the graphics in my opinion needed alot of work compared to other games from the parent company. I downloaded it, registered to play, and started to play. Just by looking at the login screen the graphics looked so terrible I removed it. I can not comment on gameplay or such. If Aeria games decided to upgrade the graphics in the game I might revisit the game in the future. Till then I was dissappointed and will probably play their other games like Shaiya or Last Chaos. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ * HP m9250f (Intel Quad Core 6700 / 4 Gig RAM / Nvidia 8600GT / Vista 64 Bit) |
Lol, "fairly disappointed" in Cronous? /bow to the almighty allanore who can tell that gameplay sucks by looking at a login screen. You sir, are a god. |
Maybe you can then go spend some time playing it and come up with something constructive to post here rather than putting down the original poster. I was dissappointed in its graphics primarially. Like I mentioned if they redo the graphics I would revisit the game. So instead of calling someone a nut job try posting something positive or critique something about the game here instead? Maybe you could get past the login screen and post about it? ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ * HP m9250f (Intel Quad Core 6700 / 4 Gig RAM / Nvidia 8600GT / Vista 64 Bit) |
Eh i dont even play the game was lookin into it to maybe try it out then i seen this post. Well i have to say is you cant really judge a game for it's graphic's there are plenty of game's out there with great graphic's but still the game's boring and really lame. But to say that the game's worthless basicly just from seeing the login come on now what are you 13? Play game's before you go bashing them off to hell. plenty of games with crap graphic's that are in my oponion better then alot of the major 3d graphic game's. All because they spent more time on game play other then graphic's and that's all that matters. |
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Shunt dysfunction due to calcification of a ventriculo-peritoneal shunt: a case report. | |
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Calcification and related dysfunction of ventriculo-peritoneal shunts are rare events in neurosurgical practice. Shunt calcification causes shunt dysfunction in two ways, namely disconnection and obstruction. We present a 16-year-old girl with shunt malfunction due to disconnection secondary to calcification. The shunt tubing fractured during attempted removal and some of the remaining components, including the ventricular catheter, had to be left in situ. The shunt was revised and the patients symptoms resolved. Replacement of the calcified and perished shunt components with a new shunt is essential. Aggressive surgical manipulation for removal of the remaining shunt components is not advisable as this may increase morbidity and mortality. |
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Cheyenne got its start in July, 1867, when General Grenville M. Dodge and his survey crew platted the site now known as Cheyenne, Wyoming in anticipation of the construction of the Union Pacific Railroad through the territory. By the time the first track was built some four months later, 4,000 people had already migrated to the new city. The railroaders and first settlers were quickly joined by gamblers, saloon owners, thieves, opportunists, prostitutes, miners and cowboys, as well as legitimate business men. The fledgling city, busting at the seams, was a wild and lawless place during its first days so it should come as no surprise that it is said to be one of the most haunted places in Wyoming. In the days preceding Halloween, a Cheyenne Trolley offers two tours per night for ghost hunters hungry for the tales. Here are but a few of the legends we've picked up along the way.
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It's not easy to talk about, this most intimate of subjects, but I know sex and body image is something many of us deal with on some level, despite our body size. We can wear clothes that flatter, cover, disguise, hide, tuck in, suck in, boost and separate. But stripped down, bare and naked, the truth is beheld by a beholder, someone who isn't us, and the myriad emotions associated with that most intimate moment is the topic of today's blog. It's rated PG, I assure you, but I thought I owed you all a note of warning.
Two-year-old grandbaby Mae loves to be naked. She'll strip
down whenever the mood strikes and run around the house yelling, "Nakee!
"Nakee" and alone, I'm better than I used to be. For the
most part, I accept (or at least live with or just ignore) the sags, bags,
wrinkles, and rolls (as I wrote about in last year's post, " How
Blake Shelton Helped Me Take My Clothes Off .")
"Nakee" and not alone? Well…let's just say I'm not as
comfortable as Mae.
If beauty is in the eye of the beholder, how does that
translate for us – as people of varying weights and body issues – when we are
the beheld and the beholder is our beloved or beloved-wannabe? Because at the
heart of that "beauty…" sentiment is trust. Trust that when we are told that our
bodies are beautiful just as they are,
the person saying it believes it.
I remember when I reached goal six years ago, I was at a
picnic with my then-husband, Larry. A male neighbor asked him what it was like
to be with a "completely different woman" in bed. Without missing a beat, Larry
said, "She's the same beautiful woman I've always known."
I was disgusted by the man's question, but I was more surprised
by my reaction to my husband's response. Larry had always told me I was
beautiful, no matter what I weighed. He loved me, literally, through thick and
thin. But it was at that moment that I realized I never trusted Larry's, or any
man's, words of beauty and admiration in
the realm of intimacy. Why? Because to me, I was not beautiful, not in bed
anyway. And if my truth was that my body was not beautiful, then – in my mind –
that was every man's truth, despite
what they said to the contrary.
My sexual repertoire – at all my weights – has included remaining
semi-clothed or having sheets or blankets strategically wrapped around me, and employing
carefully choreographed maneuvers to keep body parts from being exposed or
displayed in unflattering ways. The reasoning behind this routine comes from
years of negative self-dialogue and a subconscious buy-in to the impossible
societal definitions of beauty. That I believe that my body, in its natural
state, is better enjoyed covered up and not in the naked open is so deeply
ingrained in my head that it's become as much my truth as the fact that I have
blue eyes.
Since starting my meditation practice several years ago, my
mind has been on a journey of truth. Emotions I thought I had under wraps
sometimes swim to the surface and demand to be felt at seemingly inopportune
moments, and trying to stop them is like telling a swimmer to keep holding her
breathe when she comes up for air. They need to breathe. NOW.
The most powerful NOW moment to-date happened a few months
ago when I was dating The Irishman. All he did was whisper, "You're beautiful,"
and in that moment, what I thought
and felt down to my very core was, 'Wow, he has really bad taste in women. I'm
so gross, can't he SEE that?'
It was such an overwhelmingly sad and empty feeling, it made
me cry. It was like someone unearthed my 500-thread-count-sheet-wrapped body
and put it on display in a museum next to a placard that read, "A 21st-century
example of a woman who never liked her naked body."
Words tumbled out my mouth as I bawled and told him about my
life-long struggle to accept my body. He kept stroking my hair and, when I
calmed down, said, simply, "I know. I see you struggle with it every time we're
together. But I think you're beautiful."
And here I thought no one ever noticed my strategic
maneuvers. Hmmm….
So how do you hear, believe, trust and accept another's
truth about your body when your own view of your body is less than stellar or
even polar opposite of our beholder's? How do you pull back the sheet, even a
little, and welcome their truth and meet intimacy with no body image barriers?
Weight loss and weight maintenance envelop our entire lives,
including our sex lives. I just don't see it discussed much in the
blog-o-sphere. I know it's because this isn't an easy subject to discuss in
public, and anyone who reveals they have sex at all is subject to criticism
from any number of ideological bents. But if you struggle with this, too, or if
you've figured it out (or if it's never been an issue….and bravo to you for
that!!) and you'd like to share, leave a comment. No judgment from me, but I do
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"Heroes" star Mila Ventimiglia has one super body!The 34-year-old star shows off his surprisingly fit physique in some new behind-the-scenes photos from his new movie, the Adam Sandler flick "That's My Boy."Sporting dog tags, tattoos and a buzz cut, Milo looks great. And who knew he was hiding those abs and all those muscles under there?!Milo plays a soldier in the movie, which also costars Leighton Meester and Andy Samberg.Check out more photos from the set in the gallery above!"That's My Boy" opens Friday in theaters.
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Pickups and Renewals
Fox and CW Shows On the Bubble
When considering the future of some shows on Fox and the CW, in the case of the former, there are only a couple of programs on the fence. Fox, overall, has had a strong year highlighted by the success of 'Glee,' which trumps nearly any disappointment execs might have over already cancelled shows like 'Sons of Tucson' or 'Past Life.'
On the other hand, the CW has a few hours teetering on the brink amid some solid, if not spectacular, already renewed shows like 'Vampire Diaries' and 'Supernatural.' To check the threat assessment for the Fox and CW programs on the bubble, read on:
Six NBC Shows on the Bubble
The past season was a tumultuous one for NBC, what with the Jay Leno experience turning the primetime schedule into a whirl. The fact that Leno's ten o'clock show was a disaster resulted in NBC scrambling to fill in during the second season. Fortunately, at least one legit hit has emerged -- 'Parenthood.'
Still, as the network contemplates the future, there's really six programs that could be called on the bubble, teetering between a pick up or a cancellation. So what is the likelihood that NBC will renew these shows? Here's our take:
NBC Picks Up First Pilot: J.J. Abrams' 'Undercovers'
Abrams co-wrote, produced and directed the pilot about two former married CIA agents -- played by Boris Kodjoe and Gugu Mbatha-Raw (pictured) -- who get reactivated after years of retirement. According to the Hollywood Reporter, this is the first pilot Abrams has directed since 'Lost' in 2004.
"We have tremendous confidence in this promising series and feel this is a great way to kick off our upcoming Upfront development announcements," said Jeff Gaspin, chairman of NBC Universal Television Entertainment, in a statement. "J.J. has delivered another signature series along with our partners at Warner Bros. and we couldn't be happier."
Give the New 'Top Gear' a Chance, Says Tanner Foust
And who can blame them? First of all, this is NBC we're talking about, a network that would pull a show off-the air five minutes into its premiere episode if the ratings didn't please "Darth Zucker." Plus, 'Top Gear' isn't just an institution to gear junkies and "petrolheads." It's one of the most accessible and hilarious shows on television. Even if you drive a used 2001 Pontiac Sunfire and subsequently know nothing about good cars, you can still enjoy it just as much as the octane-brain who takes a brand new Gumpert Apollo to work.
Now The History Channel is taking a crack at rebuilding the show's stalled engine from scratch. I say give it a chance. Anything has the potential to be good if its heart is in the right place. But before you tell me to do something that would get your mouth washed out with soap and a Brillo pad by your mother, don't take my word for it. Take it from one of the show's upcoming stars.
ABC Has Plans for 'Old Christine' ... Maybe 'Ghost Whisperer,' Too
That would make for a very solid night of comedy, likely Wednesday again, which is what worked so well this season for ABC -- with the exception of Kelsey Grammer's woeful 'Hank,' which was mercifully axed by ABC last November.
'The Late Shift' Prequel in the Works
The mini-series will actually be about the rise of the first three hosts of 'The Tonight Show': Steve Allen, Jack Paar and of course Johnny. It will focus on NBC's history of screwing them over (except for Carson, who managed to beat them at their own game). If done with tremendous historical detail to the level of 'Mad Men,' it could be very good.
That's likely the direction they're going in since the project has been described as "The Rat Pack version of 'The Late Shift.'" A&E would actually be a good channel to host this concept, but more likely it will go to one of the premium channels like HBO.
So who should play Johnny? Please don't say Rich Little. It's been done.
Seven CBS Shows on the Bubble
But as the May upfront approaches, when the network has to make difficult decisions about what new shows to order and which programs to axe, it's a good time to assess what might happen. Here's our look at what's Tiffany network shows are on the brink ... and how it might play out.
Disney Hopes Tweens Thirst for 'Lemonade'
According to the Hollywood Reporter, the next coming will be an original made-for-TV movie based on Mark Peter Hughes' cult fave, 'Lemonade Mouth.'
The novel, about 5 outcast "freaks" at a New England high school whose chance meeting in detention leads to them form what becomes "Rhode Island's most influential band," has been adapted by April Blair ('Christmas Caper') and will be produced by Debra Martin Chase ('The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants,' 'The Cheetah Girls').
ABC Picks Up New Game Show 'The Six'
The original title of the game show was 'What? Where? When?' and I like that title better than the new one they've given the show, 'The Six.' Networks love having numbers in the title of TV shows for some reason. The premise: teams of players have to get together to solve a puzzle in one minute for a lot of cash. No idea how much money is involved yet but I bet it's at least $500. Merv Griffin Entertainment ('Wheel of Fortune' and 'Jeopardy') is producing the show.
TLC Renews 'L.A. Ink'
Direct from the "Not a Big Surprise" department comes news that TLC has reupped 'L.A. Ink' for another run and that production on season 4 is already underway.
A spin-off of 'Miami Ink,' which ended in 2008, 'L.A. Ink' follows tattoo artist Kat Von D at her High Voltage shop in West Hollywood. The show is currently averaging 1.4 million viewers per week. Those are impressive numbers, not just because they come from a cable-based show, but because it airs on Thursday nights at 10PM a hotbed of original programming on the Big Three and One-Third networks.
The numbers are also impressive, because 'L.A. Ink' comes from an older generation of TLC shows -- with four years equaling one television generation. With the network full of programs featuring height-challenged families, weight-challenged families and, soon enough, 18 hours of original Kate Gosselin programming, the show is able to maintain its popularity.
Ashton Kutcher Getting 'Exposed' for TruTV
Meanwhile, TruTV has lined up another hidden-camera series: 'Rogue Soiety,' which will "expose bigots and scam artists though various pranks." (They should have gotten Kutcher involved on that one as well, as he knows a thing or two about prank shows.)
Also on tap: 'Ma's Roadhouse,' which will take viewers inside a Texas saloon, 'Limo Bob,' about owner of a fleet of limos in Chicago, and 'The Naked Office,' which follows a business that raises office worker spirits through an unorthodox method of group therapy.
And, of course, you can't get into reality TV without a restaurant series ('America's Toughest Boss') and one exploring supernatural phenomenon ('Disclosure').
No word yet on when these series will hit the airwaves.
First 'True Blood' Minisode is Available Online
In the clip, Eric and Pam are auditioning new dancers for Fangtasia and there are more than a few comic relief moments. There is even a male dancer that is reminiscent of an old 'Saturday Night Live' Chippendale's sketch with Chris Farley. It's a self-contained story so the viewer doesn't have to worry if he or she has never watched 'True Blood' before.
The video is available after the jump. It is a bit racy, so be careful if you're watching it from a work or school or otherwise NSFW location. Let us know what you think of it in the comments.
Jerry Bruckheimer Teams With ABC For New Reality Series
According to The Wrap, the new reality series is tentatively called 'Catch Me,' and is set to contain several of the action elements that made 'Amazing Race' a hit. Producers are reportedly looking to cast teams of two in the project, with contestants who "have an adventurous streak and a poker face." Player recruitment will begin in Chicago.
For more, check out Inside TV.
'Chuck' May Get Renewed After All, Claims Source
This is comforting news, as ratings for its current season haven't been stellar, despite the excellent pseudo-season finale, which was written before its six-episode extension was commissioned. Our own Joel Keller has an excellent interview here on TV Squad with 'Chuck' co-creator Chris Fedak about "Season 3.2."
While the previous episode had (spoiler alert!) Chuck and Sarah hooking up at the end, it does make one wonder where the series could go from that point onward. After all, that seemed to be the point of the series since the first episode. The good news is that we're going to find out when the first of six new episodes begin airing on Monday.
Four Ways to Make 'Parenthood' Even Better
The news last week that NBC had renewed 'Parenthood' for a second season was not a big surprise. Yes, the show had a rocky start, considering that it was forced into a midseason premiere because producers had to recast actress Maura Tierney's role while she was battling breast cancer. But since then, it has been well-received and even bested its main competition Tuesdays at 10PM ET, 'The Good Wife,' a few times in the ratings. So there was every reason for NBC to give the Ron Howard/Brian Grazer production a second season. It earned it.
The show has actually been getting better. It's on its way to becoming a hit, and with just a few changes in the season to come, it could succeed. We've narrowed it down to four specifics, our suggestions for how 'Parenthood' could get even better than it is right now. Read our list and then weigh in with your thoughts.
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Beginning Monday, beach-goers will have one less spot to go in Marin.
Federal park officials will close the Muir Beach parking lot through November so the area can be realigned to help restore natural tidal flow for the benefit of threatened and endangered species.
During the closure businesses in the area will remain open, but the beach will be closed to all but people hiking through from areas such as Tennessee Valley along the Coastal Trail.
"There will be no parking, no bathrooms, no trash pickup; no one should plan a visit to Muir Beach," said Alexandra Picavet, National Park Service spokeswoman.
The parking lot and adjoining picnic area see about 260,000 visitors per year, and once people see there is no access it is possible they will travel north to Stinson Beach to catch waves there.
"But on busy summer weekends Stinson is pretty crowded as it is," Picavet said. "People should consider other options, like Rodeo Beach in the Headlands."
Margaret Clayton, owner of the Redwoods Haus Bed and Breakfast in Stinson Beach, expected some fallout in her community from the Muir Beach closure.
"I think it will be hard with the overflow, this week was already very busy," Clayton said. "But what can we do but try to manage."
The Muir beach project is being done in the summer with the goal of finishing it before the rainy season to make the work easier and to avoid disturbing wildlife, including threatened steelhead trout and endangered coho salmon.
The work is part a larger $13 million project to restore the Big Lagoon and surrounding flood plain, once an integral part of the ecosystem at Muir Beach. Fed by waters of Redwood Creek, it allowed spawning fish a place to stop, rest and get fat before making their trip out to open sea.
But in the 1950s, the 12-acre freshwater lagoon — which had another 13 acres of surrounding wetlands — started to disappear, choked by fill and levees put in by ranchers so the area could be used for cattle grazing. The parking lot, built in the 1980s for access to Muir Beach, caused more damage, acting like a dam.
The 500-foot-long lot — built on a pad three to four feet higher than the floodplain — leaves only about 50 feet of width for the creek to flow. Winter rains from a 9-square-mile watershed from the top of Mount Tamalpais are funneled through the narrow passage to reach the natural end point at the ocean. Water backs up and scours out sediment as it hits the raised lot.
When the area reopens in late fall, visitors will see a new parking lot, new toilets, a new picnic area and an extension of the pedestrian bridge. While the size of the lot will be reduced, the number of spaces — 175 — will stay the same.
The lot change will also serve to reduce some of the flooding the community of Muir Beach sees during moderate rains, officials said.
Part of the money for the lot work, about $2 million, comes from a settlement from the Cosco Busan oil spill.
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docfire007 5pts I bought the 2012 Nissan Versa in Nov 2011. It's a great car. Nissan built it to get great gas milage. It get better then it says, I average 40mpg driving 70mph. Lots of room in the bach for the kids. Blue tooth is great. It think it's acutally a stylish car both inside and out. You have to remeber that nissan is very reliable and will last a long time. My Dad had I 1982 Nissan truck with over 300,000 miles on it. If want power and luxry of course you buy something different. But for the best price, you get awsome milage and style. I love the car and will keep for years to come.
mozillameister 5pts There's 2 big problems with this car:1) The base model takes away too many basic things that not even Hyundai in the 90's thought of taking away. They left the A/C and radio, but decided on having 2 speakers (very low quality ones, if the SV is any indication), lower quality materials, and...no trunk light? Really?2) The base does not exist...anywhere. Now, every car manufacturer always manufactures less base models than the rest, just because most people will buy the 1up model. That's fine. Thing is, I have yet to see 1 S model, regardless of manual or CVT. There's none ANYWHERE. So, an OK but good value 10,999 car becomes an OK but not very competitive 14,320 car. The Fiesta, Spark, SX4, and Mazda2 sell for the same price with Auto tranny, and also the Soul, Fit, Accent, and even Nissan's own Versa Hatchback or cube if you don't mind manual. I'd take any of these cars over a 2012 Versa. Its just....cheap.
ej0523 5pts Click on the link below. There is a solution to this problem lol.http://www.autotrader.com/fyc/vdp.jsp?ct=c&car_id=299349654&dealer_id=100028356&car_year=2008&useImpressions=true&listingCounter=0&adModel=&pager.offset=25&search_lang=en&start_year=2003&search_type=both&scarid=301857123&distance=25&rdm=1313467416193&marketZipError=false&advanced=y&listingPriority=30&flip=a&lastBeginningStartYear=1981&end_year=2012&showZipError=y&engine=4+Cylinder&adBodyStyle=&dma=PHILADELPHIA_SO&page_location=findacar::ispsearchform&body_code=0&first_record=26&transmission=Automatic&default_sort=priceASC&max_mileage=75000&useBIRF=true&address=19111&sort_type=priceASC&adMake=&adClassSeries=&num_records=25&seller_type=b&cardist=28
Syncho 5pts Each car has its own purpose and mission...the mission of the Versa is to provide efficient and reliable transportation. If you want more sex appeal, take a look at the Altima or Maxima. But don't criticize a manufacturer for providing additional choices. You'd have to be crack-smoking stupid not to at least consider the Versa if you were in the market for inexpensive transportation. It would certainly be a car you would recommend to a friend or family member. It starts under 12K!!!
vinnieboiblue 5pts No wonder its so cheap...It LOOKS it. I don't know what they were thinking when they made the rear door with up swept like design in the window. If they made it blend in with the trunk it would of looked decent. The tail lights looks as if it were an after thought. This car makes a statement of, " I don't know where I'm going".
HappyGenesisC.Owner 5pts I'm not fond of the interior at all.I personally think the 2012 Accent is way better than the Versa inside out.
VRsicks 5pts @v8vader & beardCouldn't have said it better myself. Now how 'bout an article on a subject matter that matters to us. You don't post crap on the new Versa on Motortrend. Leave that stuff to Teen People magazine.
beard 5pts At the bottom end of the price spectrum I don't know why you would choose this over a used, and much nicer car. At the top end of the price spectrum it overlaps with much nicer new cars.This seems like a dud.
Specter88 5pts Just a simple mode of transportation - nothing fancy. Considering you can get a top of the line ATV for the same price, I'd say it's not that bad if you need an everyday driver.
tortillarat 5pts I think the older model interior is way better. Exterior-wise...ehhhh. I can't decide; they're both ungainly. We'll see how the hatch version looks when it comes out.
92Vectra1.6i 5pts I'd like to see the acceleration data on a manual transmission Versa, but not matter how much better they are, I'd take a base manual transmission Accent,Civic,Corolla,Elantra,Fit,Focus(but only if a manual is available), Mazda2 or Sentra all day over any Versa.
hondacivicsiguy 5pts Funny how the iQ is 4k more expensive, and offers NOTHING that this doesn't have
Gustavo12 5pts I don't know, how in every tests drive o first rewiews, you compare all makes and models with Hyundai and/or Kia. Thats too bad. I prefer and choose the Versa instead of Acent, Rio, or Yaris.


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For 2013, the theme of General Electric's recent letter to shareholders was "progress." Jeff Immelt, the CEO and chairman of the board, retold stories of product advancement, of employee growth, and of operational strategies that have pushed the company forward in recent years.
Over a longer timeframe, however, the word "change" more aptly describes GE's formula for success. Immelt summoned a quote from one of the great entrepreneurs of our time, Jeff Bezos of Amazon.com, to illustrate how GE's managed to differentiate itself from the pack for 122 years:
Jeff Bezos is an extraordinary leader and entrepreneur who founded Amazon.com. Recently, he made the assertion that most businesses have short life spans. He said: "Companies come and go. And the companies that are the shiniest and most important in any era, you wait a few decades and they are gone." But GE has remained competitive because we learn and change.
GE, in other words, has served as one of those rare examples of resiliency over the years, even during the midst of massive industry upheaval. And that ability to defy the odds, from Immelt's perspective, is due to GE's willingness to embrace change.
Consider, for instance, the businesses that GE called its peers in the first Dow Jones Industrial Average back in 1896:
- American Cotton Oil Company
- American Sugar Company
- American Tobacco Company
- Chicago Gas Company
- Distilling & Cattle Feeding Company
- Laclede Gas Company
- National Lead Company
- North American Company
- Tennessee Coal, Iron, and Railroad Company
- U.S. Leather Company
- United States Rubber Company
Today, not one of those companies remains in the Dow. In fact, none of these businesses from the 19th century still operates on a standalone basis. Of the original 12 stocks, GE is the only one still in existence and the only one that remains a component in the most-followed stock index in the world.
Now, that's a testament to GE's ability to endure, and also a fitting illustration of how different America's largest companies can look from one era to another. In the early 1900s, the commodities and transportation businesses ruled the day. But you'll be hard-pressed to find a "cotton oil" or "lead" company thriving in the 21st-century economy.
In a relatively short timeframe, the production of raw materials gave way to the manufacturing of more complex finished goods and ultimately what we might call "value-added" products.
These goods allowed companies and brands to differentiate from one another, thereby resulting in more attractive profit margins. Companies like GE evolved with the industry in this manner, while the competitors who clung to the pure commodities business fell by the wayside.
And this evolutionary process will continue. The general lifecycle of industrial products can be represented by the following timeline, with data-driven machines eventually replacing the inefficient and disconnected devices of the 20th century:
What's incredible -- and crucial for investors to understand -- is how quickly these trends are now taking shape. If we conclude that it took several decades to usher in a wave of value-added products, then we can cut that timeframe in half for the advent of "smart" machines.
GE predicts the total value creation from data-enhanced products (also known as the "Industrial Internet") will reach $1.3 trillion by 2020. That amount means the equivalent value of today's four largest American companies is going to be created in less than six years' time, solely from the rise of data-driven machines.
Foolish takeaway
More than ever, investors have to identify evolving trends and bet on the companies that are shaping the future of the industry. Likewise, investors need to evolve themselves, as so skillfully described by The Reformed Broker's Josh Brown in a recent post called "Adaptation."
As the Charles Darwin-inspired quote goes: "It is not the strongest of the species that survives, nor the most intelligent that survives. It is the one that is most adaptable to change."
At GE, progress is what inspires product innovation, but change has allowed the company to endure.
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Carnegie Mellon Researchers Demo Pioneering
Bone Tissue Approaches At a Science Lab Open House
PITTSBURGHCarnegie Mellon University researchers are engineering bone constructs in labs that one day may be used to repair bone loss from the trauma of a gunshot wound or car accident. Under the direction of Jeffrey Hollinger, a researcher at Carnegie Mellon's Bone Tissue and Engineering Center, engineers, biologists and physicians are finding ways to tap into the self-renewing strength of bone tissue. At the school's new labs, researchers are looking not only at the biology of bone tissue but also at its engineering makeup. The researchers recently identified a molecule that can be injected into a wound to enhance healing. They are also creating another tissue engineering approach by building the scaffolding and framework to help shape the bone tissue that needs to be restored. Spending by bone tissue engineering companies has been growing at an annual rate of about 16 percent a year, with an aggregate investment exceeding $3.5 billion since 1990, according to the Tissue Engineering Society International. Industry analysts report that the fastest growing business segment in this industry are companies involved in marketing skin, bone and cardiac prosthesis.
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Polaroid SX-70 OneStep: Instant Rainbow Fun
1 4 Share TweetThe SX-70 OneStep, also known as the Polaroid 1000 and commonly referred to as the rainbow model, is the original SX-70 folding SLR baby sister. With a fixed aperture and focus, all you have to do is frame your subject, shoot, and instantly enjoy your picture!
The SX-70 OneStep was first released in 1978, and it was designed for the amateur photographer. It takes SX-70 film (pretty obvious) but it can also take 600 film with a Neutral Density filter to avoid overexposed pictures since the SX-70 films are rated ISO100-150 and 600 film is rated ISO 640.
Now some specs:
- Electronic shutter
- Exposure compensation dial around electric eye
- Flashbar socket for flash
- Rigid plastic body
- Single-element 103mm f/14.6 lens
The camera and the lens are made out of plastic but don't be fooled, it's very resistant. It also has an exposure compensation dial wich I recommend to set to it's darkest when shooting outdoors on a bright sunny day even if you are using a ND filter.
Regarding to accesories, the camera comes with an integrated strap so you won't need to buy any and it has a socket for either a flashbulb or a battery flash.
Polaroid's original film is not that hard to find even when the company stopped producing it in 2008, they are all expired and you can get unexpected results but you can also buy film for your SX-70 at the Impossible Project website, it's a little pricey but trust me, the feeling when you hear the noise of your camera ejecting the picture and the excitment of waiting for it to develop itself infront of your eyes will be worth every penny you invested!
With it's beautiful vintage look this over 30 years old camera still got it!
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Plagued by his own demons, Walter Black was once a successful toy executive and family man who now suffers from depression. No matter what he tries, Walter can't seem to get himself back on track... until a beaver hand puppet enters his life.
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cam got $22 mil over 4 years all $22 mil guaranteed...and thats on a 4 year deal...flynn would get say $21 mil guaranteed over 7 years...different animal...you have flynn locked up 3 more years if he gets kolb money and if he does become legit you got him locked up for peanuts...if he fails you front loaded the contract on the guaranteed money given how little you have in matt moore money wise in 2012 and can get out in a few years...
rg3 goes top 5 he's getting around $20 mil guaranteed over 4 years...and you have to trade multiple 1st rounders plus something to get up there for him...i'll pass on that
hoops scoops 2012 season ..."in 2014 ryan tannehill etches his name in stone amongst the games elite qbs"..."ryan tannehill and andrew luck will carry the afc for the next decade plus the way peyton manning and tom brady have this last decade plus"
for the love of god get a real freaking mike already!!!
Very true.. and also the NFCN has much better QB's overall than the AFCE (meaning the ACFE has Brady and thats it. The NFCE has 3 QB's that could start immediately on any team in the NFL). So although I dont think Flynn has proven anything, Philbin knows more about him than any other person in the NFL not named Mike McCarthy
I believe any man's finest hour - his greatest fulfillment to all he holds dear, is that moment when he has worked his heart out in a good cause and lies exhausted on the field of battle...Victorious
Cause he lost his first 2 games after being thrown into a starting position after having, oh, ZERO first team reps, and really never throwing a pass to anyone on the offense (unlike Henne who threw 3 years worth of passes to everyone on the receiving core minus one!), not to mention not being signed until the END of the offseason.. Some of you guys are ridiculous in your bashing of Matt Moore.. Say what you will, but he currently is far and beyond the best B on our roster, and that isnt even debatable.
I'm all in for Matt Flynn! After watching the presser and getting a chance to truly analyze Joe Philbin, I can most certainly say I'm sold. I have no other choice but to be because I love the Miami Dolphins. I'm tired of all the negativity. Let's try being positive for a change. Because guess what folks, that type of attitude breeds confidence, which in turn breeds success. It's really that simple. Matt Flynn will be a Dolphin in 2012, and I believe he will be an elite QB. We will be a playoff team in 2012. I believe these things because we are headed in the right direction in all aspects of the orginization. Have faith, have hope.
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BATMAN: THE BRAVE AND THE BOLD: "FALL OF THE BLUE BEETLE!"Cartoon Network has relaased a description, 13 images and a video preview from "Fall of the Blue Beetle!", the Friday, Jan 23 episode of Batman: The Brave and the Bold on Cartoon Network.
Here's how the network describes the episode:
"Blue Beetle traces his legacy back to the original Blue Beetle, to learn why the Scarab has chosen him to share in its powers and become a super hero. The journey leads him to the dangerous Science Island, where he battles legions of robots alongside Batman and learns the truth behind Ted Kord's disappearance."
The guest voice cast includes Wil Wheaton as Ted Kord/ Silver Age Blue Beetle, Lex Lang as Dr. Polaris, Will Friedle as Jamie/Blue Beetle and Jason Marsden as Carlos.
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BATTLESTAR GALACTICA: "THE DISQUIET THAT FOLLOWS MY SOUL"SciFi Channel has released 17 images from "The Disquiet That Follows My Soul," the Friday, Jan. 23 episode of Battlestar Galactica.
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"Adama believes that Cylon technology will lead to a habitable space, but his proposal for an alliance is met by fierce resistance."
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DOLLHOUSE INTRODUCTIONFox has released a video preview to its upcoming series Dollhouse.
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BRIEFLY* Marvel Comics has announced a Feb. 18 release for a second printing of the sold-out Wolverine #70.
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* Thursday, January 8: The Dark Knight dominates People's Choice Awards, Watchmen movie and Spider-Man/Barack Obama.
* Wednesday, January 7: Dark Horse Comics for April, Mickey Rourke and Sam Rockwell in Iron Man 2 talks, Wonder Woman's Virginia Madsen, Batman: The Brave and the Bold, Disney XD launch, Watchmen, Archie Comics First Looks and Shrugged.
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* Sunday, January 4: Batman: The Brave and the Bold.
* Saturday, January 3: Dark Horse Comics First Looks, Boom! Studios First Looks.
* Friday, January 2: Hulk vs.' Fred Tatasciore, Batman: The Brave and the Bold, Bluewater Productions for April, Night Projectionist movie and Knight Rider.
* Thursday, January 1: DC Comics roundup and Dark Horse Comics First Looks.
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* Sunday, December 28: Moonstone Books for April and The Spirit.
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* Saturday, December 20: Del Rey Manga for March, Red 5 Comics for March and The Spirit.
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* Thursday, December 18: Cyberforce/Hunter-Killer, Radical Publishing for March, Bongo Comics for March, The Spirit and Marvel Comics roundup.
* Wednesday, December 17: Surrogates movie, Top Cow Productions for March, Image Comics for March, Wonder Woman, DC Universe collections, Archie Comics First Looks and Star Wars: The Clone Wars.
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The Patriots overcame a slow start Sunday to roll through the Broncos, clinch the AFC East title and close in on a first-round bye. That's not a bad day's work.
There were also some coaching moves that paid off, timely plays by the special teams and a reminder that the Patriots' other tight end is pretty good, too. New England is now 11-3 and holds the top seed in the AFC playoff picture.
Let's break out the grades.
Tom Brady threw for 320 yards and two touchdowns, and he added another score on the ground.
What grade would you give the Patriots offense?
The tackling and gap control in run defense was atrociously bad for the first three series, but the Patriots stepped up in a big way when they made the switch to a 3-4 in Andre Carter's absence. New England's defense was much, much better throughout the rest of the game as its offense went to work.
What grade would you give the Patriots defense?
Stephen Gostkowski kicked a pair of field goals, including one after the punting unit recovered a fumble at the end of the second quarter. Plus, the coverage units did a solid job, and Julian Edelman kept the Patriots from getting pinned deep by Broncos punter Britton Colquitt.
What grade would you give the Patriots special teams?
The defensive adjustment was impressive, particularly on the heels of Carter's injury. It's hard to fault the coaching staff for the defense's poor start out of the gate because that was mostly about tackling and execution. Lastly, the decision to fly the team to Denver on Friday appeared to pay dividends.
What grade would you give the Patriots coaching?
Mark Anderson
He's shifted to outside linebacker in recent weeks, and that's where he played Sunday in the 3-4. Anderson constantly brought pressure and had two sacks and a fumble recovery. His motor changed the pace of New England's defensive performance.
Aaron Hernandez
It's a tough week to dole out this honor because a lot of guys played at a high level and made some big plays. Brady was even considered for the way he ran the offense in the face of that pressure, but to call him unsung would be a reach. Hernandez had a career day and needed to be very good in the absence of wide receiver Deion Branch. Plus, the Broncos swarmed tight end Rob Gronkowski, so Hernandez stepped up and showed opposing defenses why the Patriots are so tough to stop.
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Christian Witness was a 16-page biweekly publication of the Krimmer Mennonite Brethren Conference, first published in January 1941 for the purpose of informing its members of the work of the churches and the activities of the conference and its missionary endeavors. Devotional meditations and sermonettes were printed to provide food for spiritual growth. William J. Johnson, Hillsboro, Kansas, became editor in October 1948. Before this, J. H. Klassen, Rachel Wiebe Hiebert, and A. L. Friesen served as editors. The publication was printed by the Salem Publishing House, Inman, Kansas. The last issue was published in vol. 20, no. 26 (22 December 1960) after a merger with the Mennonite Brethren Church was completed.
Author(s) | William J Johnson |
Date Published | 1960 |
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Johnson, William J. "Christian Witness (Periodical)." Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. 1960. Web. 25 Apr 2015. http://gameo.org/index.php?title=Christian_Witness_(Periodical)&oldid=123100.
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Johnson, William J. (1960). Christian Witness (Periodical). Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. Retrieved 25 April 2015, from http://gameo.org/index.php?title=Christian_Witness_(Periodical)&oldid=123100.
Adapted by permission of Herald Press, Harrisonburg, Virginia, and Waterloo, Ontario, from Mennonite Encyclopedia, Vol. 1, p. 583. All rights reserved. For information on ordering the encyclopedia visit the Herald Press website.
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Day 16/17; Just Doing What I Do Best.......
Trip Start
Jul 22, 2009
Trip End
Aug 23, 2009
Where I stayed
I'm so far behind on the blog, and yet I've been doing nothing. Well, I've been reading, sleeping, eating, swimming, sun bathing, watching DVD's, visiting Walmart, playing the Game of Life etc, but nothing that seemed worthy of putting in the blog.
I am having the BEST time!
Loving it, loving it, loving it!
Will upload a few pool pics, but then it's back to the pool for me.....