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Final Score: Ole Miss 84, Georgia 74 (OT)
Oxford, MS (Sports Network) - Marshall Henderson recorded a game-high 25 points as the Ole Miss Rebels defeated SEC foe Georgia, 84-74, in overtime at Tad Smith Coliseum.
Reginald Buckner recorded a double-double with 10 points and 10 rebounds for the Rebels (19-6, 8-4, SEC). Murphy Holloway contributed 14 points and five boards, LaDarius White and Jarvis Summers added 12 points apiece off the bench as Ole Miss snapped a two-game losing streak.
For the Bulldogs (12-13, 6-6) Kentavious Caldwell-Pope recorded a double- double with 19 points and 12 boards. Kenny Gaines set a career-high with 13 points, Donte' Williams added 10 points, six boards, and two blocks as Georgia lost for the second time in as many games.
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Sue Burton writes to point out that an emphasis on cracking down on people walking away from bars might have a more serious unintended consequence – putting more drunk drivers on the road. (September 20, 2012, Page 4)
Home is where the heart is
Meek School of Journalism and New Media Dean Will Norton Jr. recently traveled to Lebanon with Dr. Samir Husni (Mr. Magazine to most), and writes about their visit to Husni's homeland and thoughts about returning to the LOU community – Husni's home now. (July 27, 2012, Page 4A)
Parking issue not one that's going away
Parking has long been a concern in any downtown area, but particularly of late in downtown Oxford around the historic Square. Editor Don Whitten takes a look at parking in the past and options that are being discussed for the future. (July 18, 2012, Page 4)
William Faulkner – an appreciation
News Editor Jonathan Scott takes a look at the past and present of William Faulkner and wonders if he wouldn't be accepted a bit better these days than he was when he was writing books at Rowan Oak. (July 6, 2012, Page 4A)
Progress can mean stops, starts and detours
Three of the most disturbing words folks are seeing around Oxford these days are "Road Construction Ahead." Editor Don Whitten takes a look at the progress being made on various projects around town and their effect on those trying to go near the Square or across town. (June 20, 2012, Page 4)
Three big weekends – and lots of visitors
Three of the biggest weekends of the year in Oxford – outside of home game football weekends and baseball regionals – are coming up in the next month. Editor Don Whitten takes a look at some of what's going on with Grove Bowl Week, the Double Decker Arts Festival and graduation at Ole Miss. (April 18, 2012, Page 4)
I filled up my truck today – at $3.68 per gallon
The high prices of things like gasoline and cigarettes have guest columnist J.W. "Jay" Mitchell remembering his younger days in Oxford when prices were low – and much lower when two local gas station owners started a gas war. (March 22, 2012, Page 4)
Spring break week always a special one
Notice more parking spaces around the Square? How about shorter lines in stores and restaurants? With the weather nice, that generally means one thing around Oxford – spring break. Editor Don Whitten takes a look at what many locals consider one of the best weeks of the year. (March 14, 2012, Page 4)
Mr. Pat – one of our community's icons
How did you first come to know Robert L. "Mr. Pat" Patterson? In his work with FCA? With the Kiwanis Club? As the bailiff at the courthouse? As a softball umpire? At church? At an Ole Miss ballgame? Editor Don Whitten takes a look at the relationships we've had with the man who's been a local icon for longer than most of us have been around. (February 1, 2012, Page 4)
I found William Faulkner at 30,000 feet
Sometimes, guest columnist J.W. "Jay" Mitchell, writes, it takes a little longer for you to appreciate those you see every day. That was the case for William Faulkner, who Mitchell saw while growing up in Oxford. Mitchell writes how years later he discovered the genius of the man he had little good to say about decades earlier. (January 23, 2012, Page 4A)


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The current research uses a subset of 63 drug court jurisdictions (cities and counties) drawn from a systematic review of drug court programs to assess the impact of program implementation on crime and arrest rates. A fixed-effects analysis was used to assess whether drug court implementation was associated with significant changes in specific types of violent and property crime rates. Changes in arrest rates for violent, property and drug crimes were also examined, and differential effects were explored based on effectiveness of the drug court in reducing participant recidivism and jurisdictional population size. Results indicate that drug courts are associated with decreases in overall crime rates, with marked decreases in burglary, property, and robbery rates. Drug court implementation was associated with increases in drug arrests and decreases in homicide arrests. Small jurisdictions with average populations of less than 100,000 people were found to have a different pattern of results when measuring both crime and arrest rates. These results are discussed within the context of understanding the broader policy impacts of drug court implementation. 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z Do Cellmates Matter? A Study of Prison Peer Effects under Essential Heterogeneity Harris, Heather Michele http://hdl.handle.net/1903/16259 2015-02-08T03:30:54Z 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z Title: Do Cellmates Matter? A Study of Prison Peer Effects under Essential Heterogeneity Authors: Harris, Heather Michele Abstract: This study examines prison peer effects in an adult prison population in the United States using a unique dataset assembled from the administrative databases of the Pennsylvania Department of Corrections. The members of a first-time prison release cohort were identified and matched to each of the cellmates with whom they shared a double cell. These data were then linked to arrest history data from the Pennsylvania State Police. Criminological theories of social influence expect unobserved and difficult to quantify factors, such as criminality, to affect criminal behavior both independently and through intermediate decisions, including the choice to maintain prison peer associations. Those theories, therefore, implicitly assume the presence of essential heterogeneity, which helps to account for the response heterogeneity observed in studies of social influence. This study introduces the concept of essential heterogeneity to criminology and is the first to apply a method to address it, local instrumental variables, to estimate causal social interaction effects. The analyses presented in this study demonstrate that there is considerable response heterogeneity in prison peer effects. That response heterogeneity is attributable to essential heterogeneity, as implicitly expected by criminological learning theories. However, the null average effects estimated do not accord with the predictions of criminological learning theories, including differential association, balance, and prisonization theories, each of which expects peers who are, on average, more criminally experienced to exert criminogenic effects. The presence of essential heterogeneity indicates that estimating average prison peer effects does little to adequately characterize the relationship between social interactions with cellmates and releasee reoffending behaviors. Within the null average prison peer effect estimates lies tremendous variation in marginal prison peer effects. Some marginal prison peer effects are significantly criminogenic, while others are significantly crimino-suppressive. That substantial variation in the measured effect of prison peers on reoffending persists despite rigorous analysis and the inclusion of robust theoretically relevant controls suggests that future work should focus on creating constructs more appropriate to the task of determining who is harmed and who is helped as a result of interactions with prison peers. 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z Processing and Punishment: Examining the Relationship between Time to Disposition, Mode of Conviction, and Sentence Severity Stewart, Christina Danielle http://hdl.handle.net/1903/16253 2015-02-08T03:30:23Z 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z Title: Processing and Punishment: Examining the Relationship between Time to Disposition, Mode of Conviction, and Sentence Severity Authors: Stewart, Christina Danielle Abstract: The literature on sentencing assumes a strong relationship between processing time and case outcomes, both directly and in connection with the mode of conviction. Yet, the role of time has largely been ignored in research on court actor decision making. The current study examines this important, although rarely empirically tested, dimension of the criminal justice process. By combining data from the Maryland State Commission on Criminal Sentencing Policy with information from court records, this study explores the effect of time to disposition on sentence severity and assess the impact that controlling for time to disposition has on mode of conviction effects. Findings support the importance of time to sentencing, demonstrating a significant, positive effect of time to disposition on sentence severity. 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Using a qualitative interview approach, this exploratory study elaborates upon earlier findings by investigating if officers' use of force behavior (particularly on the verbal end of the force continuum) in a police-suspect encounter varies by neighborhood context in the small community of Plum Town. Specifically, this study attempts to provide a clearer understanding of the mechanisms through which officers interpret their beat and the extent to which certain neighborhood factors play a role in influencing their actions. In Plum Town, situational and individual level factors -in particular, the need for officer safety and previous police experience-- lead officers to lower their verbal use of force threshold and increasingly threaten arrest. However, the interviews suggest that, to some extent, these variables are rooted in and influenced by place. 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z


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Amie Valpone, HHC, AADP is a Manhattan based Personal Chef, Culinary Nutritionist, Professional Recipe Developer and Food Writer specializing in easy Gluten-Free and Dairy-Free recipes. Amie is the Editor-in-Chief of the gluten-free blog, The Healthy Apple. Amie shares her passion for and approach to âClean Eatingâ by focusing on natural, whole foods and ingredients that are good for you and your body. Not limiting her focus to companies and brands, Amie works hands-on with individuals and groups as a Food Allergy Concierge and Healthy Family Pantry Stylist to guide them through their transition into a healthier lifestyle. Amie works with Whole Foods Market as their Gluten-Free Manhattan Cooking Instructor and is a Gluten-Free Industry Innovator when it comes to helping clients, the community, companies and client live a healthy and happy life. Visit her site at: thehealthyapple.com.
Amie works one-on-one with people in person and via Skype or phone to help make their lives easier and taking the stress of "thinking it's hard to live with food allergies and/or celiac."
This gluten-free, dairy-free, soy-free dish is a wonderful vegan snack or side dish!
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- 1 large head organic cauliflower
- 1 ½ tsp. chili powder
- 1/2 tsp. curry powder
- 1 tsp. all spice
- 2 Tbsp. extra virgin olive oil
- Juice of 1 large orange
- 1 cup ground pistachios
- 1 Tbsp. fennel seeds
- 1/4 tsp. sea salt
- 1/4 cup fresh oregano, finely chopped
- Hummus, for serving
Preheat oven to 375 degrees F. Line a baking pan with tin foil. Cut cauliflower into florets. Place into the baking pan.
In a small bowl, whisk together remaining ingredients. Drizzle over cauliflower. Roast for 25-30 minutes or until golden brown. Place into the fridge overnight in a glass bowl, covered.
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Jungian Analysis and Its Impact on Art Will Be the Topic when Experts at the Asheville Jung Center Present Art and the Psyche on Saturday, July 27th
Murray Stein, Linda Carter, and Lucienne Marguerat will dive into the world of Art and explore how it has been influenced by Jungian Analytical Psychology.
Asheville, NC (PRWEB) July 04, 2013
The Asheville Jung Center will host Art and the Psyche on July 27th at 12PM ET. In this Seminar, Art is the topic as it pertains to Analytical Psychology. Lucienne Marguerat plans to explore what visual art does to everyone and why this "moving" experience does not leave people unchanged, why it has in fact the same capacity as music to open everyone's psychic space to humanity and the universe. As an illustration of this, we will examine a few works by 2 different artists. The Asheville Jung Center was founded in 2008 to advance the psychology of Carl Jung and promote an international Jungian community. It is affiliated with innerQuest Psychiatry and Counseling, a regional psychiatrist group.
The first artist Lucienne will look at is Adolf Wölfli. What is it that makes the crude, bizarre drawings of the uneducated, hopelessly maladjusted, psychotic Swiss Adolf Wölfli (1864-1930) so forceful? More than his amazing sense of space and colors, what grips people is the authenticity and the tension they convey. His strange symbols and astounding compositions conjure up longings, lust, fears, tensions that everyone is dimly aware of.
The second artist that Lucienne will explore is Mria Lassnig. The paintings of Maria Lassnig (*1919), a classically trained artist from Austria, are not especially likable and yet they also have an undeniable impact. Apart from the aesthetic qualities (the sensuous use of colors or the vigorous strokes), what grips the viewer is their inner truth. Although of an unblinking honesty, that is sometimes hard to bear, the power of her art lets everyone feel as if they were her sensuous liveliness, her sarcasm, anguish, grief or despair.
Join the Asheville Jung Center on Saturday, July 27th, at 12PM ET for the live online seminar. Seats are limited so please register soon.
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Haiti waits for Aristide with hope, dread
Preval has repeatedly said Haitian law allows Aristide to return, but always stopped short of saying whether he'd welcome back his former political mentor.
But Patrick Elie, a defense official under both Aristide and Preval, said the passport issue was a sideshow manufactured by Aristide supporters to mask the real reason he did not come back: pressure from the country's powerful foreign benefactors.
"The idea that it was a passport that has kept Mr. Aristide from Haiti is a fairy tale, for heaven's sake. It has never been a matter of a passport. It has always been an issue of whether the key political players want him back.
"And these political players are the global powers of the U.S., France, Canada," Elie said in Port-au-Prince.
Elie said he believes Aristide will only return "when all the obstacles are removed" by Washington and other foreign powers that have spent billions to help the country recover from last year's devastating earthquake, and have pledged billions more for reconstruction.
Some Haiti observers believe there is a sealed U.S. indictment against Aristide for allegedly letting drug traffickers use Haiti and that the U.S. has warned he will be arrested if he returns, said Henry Carey, a Haiti expert and professor at Georgia State University.
But American authorities have never confirmed the existence of any charges.
If he does return before March 20, some Haiti analysts believe Aristide's reemergence could trigger more than the usual pre-election violence.
"For his most devoted followers, the scars left by his departure are still fresh. For his enemies, there remains a fear and loathing of him and, for the most part, of the poor urban masses who he counted as his most dedicated followers," said Robert Maguire, a Haiti expert and professor at Trinity College in Washington.
In Cite Soleil, a gritty shantytown that is an Aristide stronghold, a place lined with burned-out cars and drainage sluices heaped with trash, the laborer Tham insisted "There won't be any problem when he comes back because the people will be happy to see him."
One thing is certain: Teeming crowds of Haitians are sure to throng the capital's streets when they have proof that Aristide has arrived. Less clear is whether militants among his supporters will try to influence the demonstrators with money and guns.
Few analysts believe Aristide's assertion that he only wishes to come home as a teacher.
Pro-Aristide groups "have been pushing for his return and presume he will become politically active. He probably won't try to enter this election, but prepare the Lavalas party for the next elections," Carey said.
Aristide's return has been a principal demand of his Fanmi Lavalas party, has been barred from recent elections, including November's presidential vote, on technical grounds.
The head of Lavalas' executive council, Maryse Narcisse, said Aristide does not wish to re-enter Haitian politics. "He only wishes to help Haiti in the field of education," she said, echoing Aristide's statement from South Africa last month.
Carey said that ultimately, Aristide is likely to face a situation much like Duvalier's: living in Haiti with "heavy security and with the threat of lawsuits." The 59-year-old Duvalier faces a judge's investigation into allegations of corruption and human rights abuses during his 15-year dictatorship. He rarely leaves his guarded compound.


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The next day, we went through another oasis- these lush green valleys are out in the middle of the desert. This one is probably fed by runoff from the Sierras.
The morning light makes it look much harsher than it is.
Just imagine that it's 8:30 am, and the air is perfectly clear and crisp- about 50 degrees.
Tom did all the work of laying out the route, and did a fantastic job. We made two navigational mistakes on the trip, both my fault. The first was my mistaking a powerline for a road (the gps was zoomed way out) so we took the hard way up Lucky Boy Pass. It was an excellent route. Here's Tom climbing the hard part:
Off past Mina, in the Cedar Mountains I made another goof, this time a missed turn. We ended up crossing one pass south of where we planned, and ended up mistaking a wash for a road while trying to get back on track:
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7 minutes apart but water hasn't broken yet
Yep! Sometimes they have to break your water for you...
I would or at least call your dr. Sometime your water won't break and they have to break it for you so I wouldn't wait for that... may be too late to get to the hospital by that time :)
Depends on how long they have been 7 mins apart. Generally I monitor them for 2-3 hours, unless they start geting really intense. But also depends on how far along you are. If your full term, I 'd wait till they got closer together, like around 3-4 mins apart so your not sitting around in L&D all day. If your preterm, I'd monitor for 2-3 hours and if they stay consistant or begin to get closer together or more intense go in.
What about the 5-1-1 rule? maybe wait till they get to 5 minutes apart? or you could go now? I would call your doctor and ask to make sure, and like PP said sometimes they have to break your water for you.
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Kanye West is teaching fashion students at various colleges as a part of his community service after he agreed to undertake in a plea deal for allegedly attacking a photographer.
According to Tmz.com, it was the 'Stronger' rapper's third visit to the LA Trade Technical College which specialized in designing apparel and in six weeks and he had been speaking at multiple colleges as part of his 250-hour community service sentence.
Under the agreement, West was able to maintain his innocence legally, under the condition that he remained under probation for two years, undertakes 250 hours of community service and undergoes anger management counselling.


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Les notes se basent sur un nombre total de 22 avis vérifiés
Ils ont payé. Ils ont séjourné. Nous avons vérifié.
4,6 Propreté de la chambre
5,0 Services et personnel
4,4 Confort de la chambre
4,5 Conditions de l'hôtel
Ils ont payé. Ils ont séjourné.
Nous avons vérifié.
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pour Tout le mondepar un voyageur vérifiéde B.C. Canada
Easy walking distance to the Vatican.Publié le 16 oct. 2014
Les + : Easy access to the underground transportation system. Very secure with three locked doors from the street to our room.
Situation : Easy to find and a couple of very good restaurants within a few short blocks.
Simonetta was a wonderful hostess, she sent us a lot of information and recommendations when we first booked our accommodation. She arranged for the Roma passes we wanted to be at the B&B shortly after our arrival and booked our visit to the Galleria Borghese when we wanted to go.
pour Tout le mondepar un voyageur vérifié
BB emplacement et accueil très positifsPublié le 14 oct. 2014
Les + : emplacement et accueil. Le petit déjeuner
Les - : la chambre qui manque un peu de luminosité
Situation : le vatican et le centre historique de Rome
Simonetta est une personne attentive au bien être de ses hotes. Dés la réservation, elle nous fait parvenir des informations sur la ville. Elle prodigue de précieux conseils, son accueil et la propreté des lieux sont au top. le petit déjeuner est copieux; bref, rien à redire; de plus son BB est à proximité du métro (ce qui est trés appréciable à ROME) et du vatican.. Une adresse à recommander vivement.et une note de 9 sur 10.
pour Couplespar un voyageur vérifiéde Colorado
Superb location near Vatican and SubwayPublié le 11 oct. 2014
Les + : Location was perfect, room was nice, large, with good bathroom/shower and the first "real" towels we'd had after two weeks in Italy.
Les - : This is not a hotel, it's a B and B in a city. Make sure Simonetta has your cell phone/email contacts and she'll help you!
Situation : Perfect location, one block from Cipro subway stop, local fruit/vegetable market and nice restaurants and deli's. ten minute walk to Vatican.
Simonetta is fluent in English, she acted also as concierge, arranging reservations to tour the Borghese Gallery (very cool) and to participate in the general audience where Pope Francis goes around in the "pope mobile" and blesses the crowd. The room is in a flat that has been divided into bedroom/bath units all sharing the main entry. Simonetta came early two mornings to have breakfast and coffee ready for us. She also arranged the driver to take us early to the airport. It was nice to have someone working with us who knows the "ins and outs" of vacationing in Rome. This would also be a great place for someone traveling on business to Rome.
pour Tout le mondepar un voyageur vérifiéde Germany
Fine. Only the bath is separate.Publié le 8 oct. 2014
Roma is a nice city. You can do a lot. The B&B is close to the Vatican. The weather is nice.
pour Tout le mondepar Eugeniade Toronto, Canada
Nice room in walk distance from VaticanPublié le 30 juin 2014
Les - : Cleaning lady does not know what clean is. Same ball of dust was under my bed during all 8 days of my stay. Makes you wander...
It is not hotel room, as we normaly imagine a Hotel. It is one of rooms in regular apartment in regular (for Rome) apartment building. The owner/concierge/breakfast servant is very welcoming, kind of warm-wrap-arounding, but absolutely not intrusive at same time. She 's always ready to provide you with all info you ask for and above. She wil tell you everything she knows about your subject. Overall stay there was pleasing and I definitely will come back there again.
pour Tout le mondepar Michellede Calgary, Canada
Amazing B&BPublié le 27 mai 2014
Les + : It was clean and organized and felt like home!
Les - : Hard to find from the street level when you don't know what you're looking for.
Situation : Right near the metro and very close to the Vatican city. Only 15 minute train ride to the main station so relatively central location
Simonetta was an amazing host! I arrived 45 minutes later than I said I would be she was very gracious about it. The room was very clean, well organized and quiet even though it was on a busy street. The patio off the breakfast room was fantastic to sit on in the morning just reading a book. All around a very gorgeous place that I would definitely stay in again!
pour Tout le mondepar un voyageur vérifié
very nice weekend in RomePublié le 6 mai 2014
Les + : hotel is very good, Simonetta is very nice, speaks English very well and know a lot about the city to give you all kind of tips. Free wifi.
weekend in Rome was great, city is absolutely beautiful
pour Événement personnelpar Andrede Los angeles
Awesome place to stayPublié le 2 mai 2014 sur Hotels.com
Very friendly, great kitchen, restrooms, and rooms to stay in. Very comfy and worth the stay if your heading to musei vaticani
pour Tout le mondepar Bissde Staffordshire
Fantastic !Publié le 18 nov. 2013
Les + : The personal touch
Situation : It is very near the Vatican, and about a 45 minute leisurely stroll to the Colosseum. Lots to do in between.
We booked the hotel as a present for my brother for his wedding as a bit of a honeymoon so we were looking for somewhere with a more personal touch than a big hotel. The day after we booked the B and B Simonetta emailed us with plenty of useful information about Rome and the local area. At our request she arranged for the honeymooners to have a bottle of bubbly and pastries waiting for them in their room and she arranged the taxi's to and from the airport, all at a very reasonable cost. The report back from my brother was excellent, which is great when you choose a place for some one else. The room was basic but very clean and the location was fantastic. Simonetta was very helpful throughout their stay, nothing was too much trouble and she was a font of all knowledge about Rome, where to go and how to get there. I hope that if we ever get to go to Rome we can stay with Simonetta in her wonderful B&B.
Commentaire laissé par : Direction de l'hôtel
21 juin 2014 par simonetta ai musei vatica, Direction de l'hôtel
My dear friend this is the time to wish you a very Happy Xmas to all your family. Tanks again for your stay in my B&B , with Love &Peace for everyone. Merry Xmas your friend in ROMA Simonetta
pour Tout le mondepar un voyageur vérifié
Great spot for a short breakPublié le 6 nov. 2013
Les + : Location, owner.
Ground floor flat in a block of flats very near the Vatican. Think there are 4 rooms, 1 an en-suite family room. Very comfortable, decent continental breakfast - shower a bit hit and miss though. As recorded elsewhere the major plus is the owner, Simonetta who is just so friendly and helpful - will organise as much or as little as you want her to during your stay. Highly recommended for a short break.
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21 juin 2014 par simonetta ai musei vatica, Direction de l'hôtel
My dear friend this is the time to wish you a very Happy Xmas to all your family. Tanks again for your stay in my B&B , with Love &Peace for everyone. Merry Xmas your friend in ROMA Simonetta


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Chili Stuffed Cornbread Muffins
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- 1 (6.5) ounce(s) Cornbread and Muffin Mix
- 1(18.5) ounce(s) can of Hormel Chili with Beans
- Toppings:Sour Cream, Shredded Cheese, Diced Green onions
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- 1) Preheat oven to 400 degrees and grease a muffin tin.
- 2) Prepare batter according to package directions. Pour batter into muffin tins, filling about 2/3 the way full.
- 3) Bake for 16-18 minutes or until tops are golden. Remove from oven and cool.
- 4) Using a spoon, scoop out the center of each muffin. Open chili and drain excess liquid out. Pour into a microwave safe bowl and heat until warm. Spoon a little chili into each muffin.
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With the release of B.o.B Presents: The Adventures of Bobby Ray, which debuted at #1 on the Billboard 200, B.o.B is showing the world that he's not your everyday Southern rapper.
If you haven't heard the springtime hit single "Nothin' On You," you must not have a radio. The song held the #1 spot on Billboard's Hot 100 list in April, and Atlanta-based rapper B.o.B., whose given name is Bobby Ray Simmons, is quickly joining the ranks of hip hop's newest members Drake, Wale and Kid Cudi.
But listen to B.o.B Presents: The Adventures of Bobby Ray, and you'll soon hear that this 21-year-old artistis is bringing something fresh to the musical landscape.
"A lot of my sound is a mixture of a lot of different music genres that I listen to, like rock, alternative, even techno and electromusic," said B.o.B.
Through wide-ranging collaborations with everyone from Eminem, to rock group Paramore's lead singer Hayley Williams, to Lupe Fiasco and Janelle Monae, B.o.B spends this album taking the listener on a journey through his life and his societal observations.
A true musician to the core, B.o.B plays several instruments, including the guitar and French horn; it's been his dream since 7th grade to be a major player in the music game. In 2006, B.o.B got his record deal with no mix tapes, just a performance in front of music executives.
"I was just standing there, no microphone, and they're like, 'alright, perform,'" he said. "I was performing in front of 15-20 people; I had to sell it to them."
B.o.B is signed in a joined venture to both Rebel Rock Records andrapper T.I.'s Grand Hustle Records under the Atlantic Records umbrella.
For the past few months B.o.B has been the opening act for Atlantic label mate Lupe Fiasco's nationwide "Steppin Laser Tour." As far hisfuture plans, music is just one of many things he hopes to dabble in.
"A night talk show—possibly, maybe I'd do a series, but more so a Broadway show, desperately," he said.
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NEW YORK (AP) -- No one told Georgetown that Connecticut was
supposed to have an easy trip into the semifinals of the Big East
The Huskies, despite making just one field goal over the final 5
minutes, hung on to beat Georgetown 66-62 on Thursday night.
"They had the mental attitude before the game that it was a
matter of pushing the button and we would win," Connecticut coach
Jim Calhoun said. "I had to work the entire game to get them out
of that."
Freshman Rudy Gay, who led the Huskies with 17 points, was
honest in his approach to the game.
"It was closer than I thought it would be," he said.
The second-seeded Huskies (22-6) advanced to
Friday's semifinals and will play third-seeded and 16th-ranked
Syracuse, which beat Rutgers 81-57.
Connecticut has been in the last three championship games,
winning the title in 2002 and 2004, and has reached the semifinals
in seven of the last eight years.
"There are only five or six kids on this team who ever played
in Madison Square Garden," Calhoun said. "I tried to be a
basketball romantic before the game and tell them how great it is
to play here on Friday and Saturday night. It worked so well we
almost lost the game."
Marcus Williams had 14 points and 10 assists for Connecticut,
which won its seventh straight and 10th of 11.
"I think we played one of our poorer games and a lot of that
was caused by Georgetown," Calhoun said. "I think we were loose,
didn't savor thing and took ill-advised shots, threw the ball away.
"We played some awfully good basketball against some very good
teams. We didn't play particularly well tonight but we're playing
Ashanti Cook had 17 points and Brandon Bowman added 15 for the
Hoyas (17-12), who could have sealed their NCAA Tournament at-large
chances with a win but now can only wait for the field to be
announced Sunday.
"We did a good job to put ourselves in a position to win and
just came up short," first-year Hoyas coach John Thompson III
Connecticut led 55-43 with 9:46 to play on a 3-pointer by
But seventh-seeded Georgetown, which beat Seton Hall 55-51 in
the opening round to snap a five-game losing streak, stayed close
despite Connecticut shooting 54 percent.
Ray Reed's drive with 2:48 left brought the Hoyas within 62-57.
Josh Boone scored on a reverse with 1:17 left -- the Huskies'
lone field goal over the final 5:15 -- to make it 64-57.
Bowman made two free throws for Georgetown with 57 seconds to
go. Connecticut's Charlie Villanueva turned the ball over and
Darrel Owens, the hero of the Hoyas' opening-round win, hit a 3
with 40 seconds left to make it a two-point game.
With the sellout crowd at Madison Square Garden cheering in
favor the Hoyas, Gay missed the front end of a 1-and-1 with 25
seconds left. Georgetown worked for a final shot and Cook's jumper
with 4 seconds left bounced off the rim. Denham Brown grabbed the
rebound, was fouled and made two free throws with 1.5 seconds to
"We knew the play we wanted to run and it was wide open,"
Thompson said. "A guy who played well just didn't hit it."
Rashad Anderson, Connecticut's leading scorer with a 13.8
average, returned after missing seven games following treatment for
a staph infection in his leg. He was 0-for-1 had had three assists
and two steals in 11 minutes.
"I was trying to get Rashad spots where he could have some
success," Calhoun said. "The game seemed to be playing that way
but obviously it changed near the end. we had to try to win the
game, never mind get Rashad success. He'll come back tomorrow and
be ready to play at least as many minutes if not more."
Thompson had one big fan right behind his bench. Hall of Famer
John Thompson, who led Georgetown to six Big East tournament
titles, was sitting in the first row watching his son coach up
"I saw him sitting there but I didn't speak to him today," the
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This IDC study uses the IDC MarketScape model to provide an assessment of a number of providers participating in the worldwide EMEA business consulting services market. The IDC MarketScape is an evaluation based on a comprehensive framework and a set of parameters that assesses providers relative to one another and to those factors expected to be most conducive to success in a given market during both the short term and the long term.
"While consulting providers are generally perceived as capable, buyers of consulting services believe consulting vendors are weakest at ensuring projects meet their projected return on investment. This study shows that some vendors in EMEA are better able to produce meaningful results than others," said Douglas Hayward, associate vice president, European Services Research. "Overall, we urge consultancy buyers to focus on value, not just on price; to demand evidence of vision, capabilities, and track record when selecting vendors; and to look for a close "cultural fit" between client and consultancy."
Subscriptions Covered:
Business Consulting Services , European Services Overview
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Computer Sciences Corporation, Lehman Brothers Capital Private Limited, Arrows Consulting Inc., The Boston Consulting Group, Inc., TRIMBLE NAVIGATION LIMITED, Accenture Plc, KPMG International, COUNSELOR RESOURCE GROUP (CRG) LLC, SECOR INTERNATIONAL INC, IBM, Partake Consulting B.V., McKinsey & Company, Ernst & Young, PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP, BOOZ & COMPANY DO BRASIL CONSULTORES LTDA., Deloitte, Eletropaulo Metropolitana Eletricidade de Sao Paulo S.A., E-COMMERCE MEDIA GROUP INFORMACAO E TECNOLOGIA LTDA.
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The Dow and the S&P 500 remain on track to end a five-day streak or record highs.
Granted, the benchmark U.S. stock indices have pared earlier losses, with the Nasdaq returning to green territory, rising 7.56 points, or 0.16% to 4,668.05.
But the Dow Jones Industrial Average remained in the red, slipping 10.2 points, or 0.06% to 17,603.47. The S&P 500 lost 2.16 points, or 0.11% to 2,037.82.
As the Wall Street Journal reports:
Wednesday was a slow day for U.S. economic news, and without major reports to give the market direction, strategists said investors were pausing to re-evaluate after the latest rally to all-time highs. Stocks have recently recovered from a sharp pullback in mid-September and early October. For the year, the Dow has hit 24 closing records and the S&P has closed at 40 highs… Individual-stock news took more of the spotlight than economic factors, traders said. Consumer discretionary stocks rose 0.3%, supported by gains in retailers and home builders amid an ongoing raft of earnings reports.
European shares fell Wednesday amid worries about the outlook for economic growth in the region. Also, the BofE cut its forecasts for growth and inflation and signaled an interest-rate increase is unlikely before the second half of 2015.
Meanwhile, financial stocks took a hit, as six banks— HSBC Holdings PLC (HSBC), Royal Bank of Scotland Group PLC (RBS), UBS AG (UBS), Citigroup (C), J.P. Morgan Chase Co. (JPM) and Bank of America (BAC) —reached a settlement to resolve allegations that they had worked together to try to manipulate the foreign-exchange market to boost their profits.
For more on that, read this post by my colleague Chris Dieterich on the Focus on Funds blog.
It was a middling day for the market, despite healthy GDP data and no tragic pronouncement from the Federal Reserve.
The S&P 500 Index moved fractionally higher to 1,970.07, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 31.75 points or 0.19% to 16,880.36. The Nasdaq Composite Index rose 20.2 points or 0.45% to 4,462.90.
Shares of Bank of America (BAC) rallied 1.56% Wednesday to $15.58 despite news that Bank of America must pay a $1.27 billion penalty related to aggressive mortgage activity at Countrywide Financial. The government sought a $2.1 billion penalty. The judge in the case ordered former Countrywide executive Rebecca Mairone to pay $1 million.
Separately, Bank of America said it reduced its exposure in Russia.
Amgen (AMGN) shares rallied 5.4% to %130.01 one day after the drug company reported better-than-consensus earnings. Leerink Swan increased its price target to $140 from $135, with greater clarity given fresh updates on drug filings. While a restructuring also was announced, it is a positive, write Leerink analysts Howard Liang, Richard Goss and Gena Wang:
"We see the major restructuring plan announced yesterday, which is expected to result in pre-tax savings of $700M in 2016 to be reinvested in new product launches, reflects a sensible balance on the part of management between the investment need in an expanded commercial infrastructure into the large cardiovascular space to launch evolocumab and ivabradine while protecting earnings growth."
Among pharma names that moved higher, Regeneron Pharmaceuticals (REGN) rallied nearly 6% and Hospira (HSP) jumped more than 8%. And healthcare was otherwise in the headlines. Genworth Financial (GNW) was among the day's worst performers, down 14%. Insurer Genworth likely faces higher reserves for long-term care payouts.
Thanksgiving is tomorrow, offering millions a day off from work. But Wall Street is still vigorously debating whether Tesla Motors (TSLA) is a bargain or a bad buy.
At $125.91, the shares have dropped 36% off its recent high of $194.50.
Still, Bank of America Merrill Lynch analyst John Lovallo told investors today that shares remain overvalued even after the sell-off. He argues that the company would need to produce 348,000 vehicles a year by 2020 to justify the current valuation.
Lovallo reiterated his Underperform rating and $45 price target, which suggests a 64% downside.
Deutsche Bank analyst Dan Galves, however, says the sell-off has created a favorable entry point. He writes:
We are reiterating our Buy recommendation on Tesla as we see a series of positive catalysts over the next several months that could lead to renewed confidence in the company's earnings trajectory. These include: 1) A favorable resolution of the NHTSA investigation; 2) Initial news on (what we believe will be very strong) China order flows; 3) Increased visibility on an accelerating order/production ramp, and; 4) Further gross margin improvement and operating expense leverage (which may be significantly better than consensus).
Galves maintained his Buy rating and a $200 price target.
Today, the bulls seem to have won out as Tesla's share price rose almost 4.5% in afternoon market action.
Health-care costs are a big concern for chief financial officers who are unsure what impact the Affordable Care Act will have on their companies next year.
That's just one finding from the annual CFO survey released today by Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
Granted, responses to the poll, which covered250 finance executives at companies with annual sales of up to $2 billion, were taken before recent announcement that the employee mandate in the ACA will be delayed until 2015. That temporarily alleviates businesses with 50 or more full-time employees from paying a financial penalty if they don't provide health benefits on Jan. 1.
Still, the figures are noteworthy. Seven out of 10 CFOs rank health-care costs as among their top concerns in 2013, heading a list that includes top-line growth, energy costs and taxes. In the same survey last year, only 51% of those polled named health-care expenses as a top concern.
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Comment: Re:You will have to know tech either way (Score 2, Funny) 592
Comment: Re:No offense! (Score 1) 1142
Do you really think any sane person wants MS buying up and killing more innovative companies in their drive to prevent the rise of any new technologies that might threaten them? I mean seriously, they have bought and killed so many cool companies over the years I can't imagine anyone who can even conceive of this being a good thing, regardless of what areas of technology you pay attention to.
Small companies interested in being acquired would approve of this. Owners and employees of small companies/startups often hope that large companies will buy them. Also, MS and other large corporations don't kill every technology they buy.
Generally speaking, corporations have no ethics. They are greed personified and exist solely to make money. They do whatever makes them the most money, even when it is illegal or unethical. Laws should treat them appropriately and not try to pretend they deserve some sort of inherent rights. They exist as legal entities for the good of the people and all laws regarding them should be from that perspective.
You believe that corporations are "greed personified". That is your opinion (not an unequivocal fact). Some corporations may be led by greedy executives while others may be not. Otherwise, corporations obviously do exist to make money. However, a goal of making money does not necessarily equate to being greedy.
Some corporations may break the law, some may not. However, it can hardly be proven that all or even most do break the law in order to make money.
I agree that the law should treat them equally (or fairly). I also agree that corporations shouldn't (necessarily) have special rights. However, I never mentioned this in my original post so I'm not sure how it relates to my statement which was "corporations are not evil".
Sure there are, they're just overseas as part of their foreign subsidiaries. The corporations would love for them to be here too, but don't have the ability to make that happen yet.
I agree that treatment of workers overseas is pretty sad. However, I was specifically referring to working environment/benefits in the US (within the context of how increased taxes would affect them).
So a tiny subset of employees being paid more than they should be for the effort they put in is somehow a good thing?
I think Americans benefits from this. I think the American government should base policy on what is of benefit to its citizens (within reason, not through military means unless necessary, etc).
If you think lower tax rates will significantly affect that, you're dreaming. Ballmer is blustering, but has no real options.
You have to more than disagree with points, you have to logically refute them.
We the people control the government. It is our money they're spending and our debt they're creating. It's our fault what they do with it because we don't take enough time as a country to actually understand what's going on and vote for the right people. I actually think some people in our current government are trying to do the right thing to fix our economy, but then I actually have more than a 4th grade understanding of economics. We've been headed down a road to destruction for years now and turning aside is going to be really, really hard. A big part of that is tax reform. What do you call a system that is constantly moving in one direction? Unstable. That's where we are now because we have such absurdly low rates of progressiveness in our taxation. To balance our economy and stabilize things, we need to get rid of some of these loopholes. Right now corporations are paying their foreign subsidiaries huge amounts of money for very little as a way to funnel money out of the country instead of paying taxes on the earnings. They're using banks that won't cooperate so they can lie about it. It takes a twisted perspective to try to make them out to be the "good guys" here.
Well, I believe that we agree, somewhat, in that we are not electing the right people. I also believe that tax reform is a critical component of turning things around. However, I believe the bigger thing to be concerned about is spending. The government should spend less, thus generating smaller/no debts, thus placing less of a tax burden on the citizenry. If reckless spending is/was the problem, hiking taxes is not the answer. Less spending is the answer!
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Comment: Re:No offense! (Score 1) 1142
And why do we want to put more money into the hands of governemnt? They've demonstrated time and again that they are incapable of responsibly managing money.
Comment: Re:No offense! (Score 1) 1142
Ballmer may be paid too much in your opinion. MS probably could suck up the increased tax burden by lowering executive pay (or at least, in part). However, do I think that will happen? No. They will look for other ways to save money. Replacing staff in the US w/ staff in Asia is one great way to do that (as evidenced by the fact that they're already doing this). Increasing tax rates will only accelerate the replacement of US jobs w/ jobs in Asia.
Also, MS has no fair share to pay. We don't live in communist Russia. MS produces something useful that people are willing to pay for. You (and the government) do nothing (directly) to contribute to their success and as such have no right to their profits. MS's money is theirs. They earned it.
>Tell me again how the profits help out the workers again
Well, I mistakenly said profits instead of income/revenue. So, income/revenue obviously benefits workers by paying their salaries?
Comment: Re:No offense! (Score 1) 1142
This is not about 1 person at the top of the company. This is about the tens of thousands of US-based Microsoft employees (and all other US-based employees).
Do you have ANY idea how lucky we are to have such an abundance of comfy, high paying white collar jobs? The sheer quantity found in the US is NOT the norm worldwide.
These jobs allow tens/hundreds of thousands if not millions of Americans to live very nice lifestyles (that is the goal, right? high standard of living?).
Raising the cost of business in the US WILL cause companies to look for ways to make up the difference elsewhere. Companies can VERY EASILY let staff go in the US and hire someone to work in the same role in Asia for 20% of the original cost. Companies WILL do this in order to maintain their quarterly/yearly numbers.
In other words, fsck Ballmer, I have no love for the guy BUT I guarantee you he won't be replaced by someone in Asia. I can't say the same for the rest of the MS staff...
Comment: Re:No offense! (Score 1) 1142
In other words, while corporations may appear to be greedy (or may even be led by greedy executives), you have to ask yourself, what exactly does that greed translate into?
IMO, that greed translates into more jobs, a market for startup companies and a return on investment (among other things).
These are good things. Jobs are good! The chance to become rich by having the small company you work for purchased is good! The chance to get return on investment is good (401k anyone?)!
If you increase corporate taxes, you increase expenses. Those expenses come from revenue and translate into reduced profits. Reduced profits means less expansion, less purchasing of small companies, less return on investment to investors.
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Comment: No offense! (Score 1) 1142
So, ya, let's be smart, tax giant organizations providing millions of cushy, well paid jobs! We've killed manufacturing in this country, now let's kill of white collar jobs too!! Soon we can all work at fscking Starbucks!!
Also, why the hell do we want to give more money to a government that does nothing but waste it? The government spends 1/2 it's time creating problems and the other 1/2 trying to solve them. Stop funding the idiots in DC!! Bring responsibility back to the individual and back to the community! Stop trying to offload your personal responsibilities on to your government... or don't.. but don't complain when you DO end up in shackles (few personal liberties, large tax burden, no input into the political process -- we're almost there!).
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Comment: Re:Meh. (Score 1) 993
You've still failed to do anything other than repeat a sales pamphlet.
Ah, these are the reasons I prefer to use a Mac w/ Mac OS X instead of Windows/Linux, not a sales pitch.
1. I have had two HP laptops (one for 3 or so years now and the other recently as a gift) and their build quality seems pretty good to me. I even took apart the older one to dust it and I didn't notice anything substandard about the components that went into it. The older one has survived some wear and tear from being in a travel bag slung about as I explore a wildlife refuge too, so it's obviously more than sturdy for my use.
Ya, I probably should have chosen a different term. I'm referring to the aesthetics of the laptop as well as the typically good feature set (in addition to the actual build quality).
For example, I purchased a late 2008 MacBook Pro. This laptop has an all aluminum case, nice glass screen w/ a very bright LED display, it is fairly thin and fairly light, etc. It would be difficult for me to find another laptop that provided this same quality of design and feature set. Really this is a personal preference issue, but I think MacBooks are more appealing in terms of design, etc.
It also helps to consider that Apple often brings new HW features "to the masses". They were the first to introduce CD-ROM less computers (widespread). The MacBook Air was the "thinest" laptop available (and had SSD). My current MacBook has a nice mini-DVI port (not some huge DVI or DB9 port), the magnetic power cord connector, etc. All in all, it's obvious that they try to drive sales via new, innovative products. In other words, their model is to create new useful things in order to attract new users. I like having new useful things.
2. This is an honest question, but what advantages would I get over using OS X compared to what I am already using? I do perl, C, C++ and play with a handful of other languages, is there something OS X offers me over Ubuntu here?
Ah, really, the benefits IMO are that you spend less time dealing with the complex/cobbled together environment, you get a more consistent/better UI and more commercial support for applications. I do a lot of development/learning on NetBSD in X/Fluxbox. I enjoy the simple keyboard based navigation and the old school "hacker" feel of it all BUT it was (and is) a complete and total pain in the ass to setup compared to OS X (it's not that bad really, but definitely more difficult than OS X). I've used other WMs like KDE, Gnome, etc. They're not bad, but they're definitely behind Windows and OS X in terms of consistency across applications, consistency of widgets, quality of applications (the look & feel, usage or feature sets are behind in many ways).
So really, you get a better user experience (not just eye candy), you have an easier time administering your machine and you have access to more applications (perhaps excluding games) like PhotoShop, Excel, blah blah (if you happen to need to use those things).
You might say that apps like Open Office, Gimp, etc fill the SW needs, but really, you can run those on Mac OS X too so w/ the Mac you have same options as Linux and more (without the hassle).
3. I can already play these games without paying extra on said desktop (which used to dual boot).
Ya, I agree that one disadvantage of the Mac is the inability to play games.
The only thing you're really telling me is that you think the OS X GUI is nice. I admit it is pretty, but what justification do I have to relearn an OS's UI if I already have working environments? If I'm going to spend an extra $1000 or so on pretty, I'm just going to get tattoos, but then, like your statements above, this is just my preference.
Ah, I'm saying that the laptop itself is typically nicer and will sometimes include HW features not found elsewhere, that Mac OS X provides a better interface (not just pretty, but more useful), that you have access to more useful software and that, if needed, you can still run Windows and Linux software.
So, I prefer having a nicer laptop, a nicer UI, having to spend less time trying to get applications built/working, having access to applications like PhotoShop AND the ability to run Windows, NetBSD etc in VMware when I want to use those as well.
Also, for dev, Xcode is a fairly nice IDE. I have yet to find an equally nice IDE for Linux/BSD.


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YSRC sitting pretty in Seemandhra after Congress' decision in favour of Telangana
Congress leaders are deeply worried as the ground under their feet is completely shifting in the Seemandhra region caused by its sudden announcement to divide the State on July 31.
The spontaneous protests rocking the 13 districts threaten to erode the party's traditional vote base as people are viewing Congress president Sonia Gandhi as the main architect of bifurcation. The meek protests by Seemandhra Union Ministers, MPs and legislators against division have only infuriated them further.
The tide against the Congress is so strong that a delegation of Seemandhra Ministers and MLAs told Antony Committee that the party would be wiped out in the region unless remedial measures are taken. Endowment Minister C. Ramachandraiah went on record to say the decision would sound death knell for the Congress while others cited findings of a survey predicting a total rout in the Assembly elections. Independent surveys also gave no more than two to five Lok Sabha seats to the Congress.
This vacuum is being filled by the YSR Congress which quickly dumped its earlier stand on Telangana and asked party MLAs to resign their seats protesting unilateral announcement on bifurcation.
At its recent plenary meet at Idupulapaya, the YSRC has said it respected the Telangana sentiment and wanted the Congress to take a decision. Subsequently, it said a decision on bifurcation should be in the interests of all the three regions.
All this gave the YSRC a head-start over the Telugu Desam which was slow to react to the CWC's decision and said the decision should be in the interests of all the three regions. The party had originally favoured division in its memorandum to President Pranab Mukherjee and even passed a resolution to this effect at its Mahanadu.
APCC president Botcha Satyanarayana pointed out this dichotomy at a press conference on Tuesday when he said there was no merit in their contention that they were not consulted before announcement of bifurcation.
However, there is no denying the fact that the YSRC is sitting pretty in Seemandhra after the CWC's decision.
Though its showing in the panchayat elections was below par compared to that of the TDP, it managed to wrest the initiative by taking an aggressive stand in support of united AP.
The TDP leaders are still in two minds. On one hand, their MPs are fighting against bifurcation in Parliament while their party chief N. Chandrababu Naidu has claimed that bifurcation process may not be delayed further.
Their predicament is whether to join the agitation or face people's wrath.
Amid the growing anger against the Congress, some of its MLAs have started quitting the party and joining the YSRC. In the last three days alone, four MLAs have bid adieu to the party. Former Minister Gade Venkat Reddy recently said, "There is no chance of the party surviving in the region after the decision."
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RIO DE JANEIRO, Nov 6 (Reuters) - Brazil's Vale SA, the world's second-largest mining company, reportedon Wednesday that its third-quarter net income more than doubledfrom a year earlier, beating analysts' expectations as iron oreprices and sales volumes rose.
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Former NFL MVP and All Pro running back has always marched to the beat of his own drum. Alexander is four years removed from last NFL game and instead of sitting somewhere as a 31-year-old running back awaiting free agency, Alexander is in Hollywood on a movie set living his new dream. Yahoo Sports is reporting that Alexander who is financially straight, is now chasing his dreams and trying to be a Hollywood screenwriter. The man who was once the league's best running back wants to work in movies now. He has been thinking this for several months, ever since someone he knows suggested that he write films. The idea seemed a good one. He liked writing, he liked movies, so he signed up for the NFL Pro Hollywood Boot Camp, a weeklong primer on the film industry. And on the third day, after helping to produce a short movie called "H2O" about the fight for a bottle of water in a Mad Max-like wasteland, he seemed impressed with what he had done. "I know I'm going to write two movies in my life, for sure," he said. If you are unfamiliar with Shaun Alexander then you could be shocked by his actions. Even as far back as his years at Alabama, Alexander did things his way, and went on to become the Tides all time leading rusher. Alexander signed up for the NFL Pro Hollywood Boot Camp, a week-long introduction on the film industry. On the third day, after helping to produce a short movie called "H2O" about the fight for a bottle of water in a Mad Max-like wasteland, Alexander knew he had stumbled upon a new calling. "I know I'm going to write two movies in my life, for sure," he said. Alexander is extremely confident in his ability to become a screenwriter. "To me it's like when you play football in junior high school," Alexander said. "Is it a passing interest or do you want to do it forever? I mean this wasn't a $30 million film, it was just a short but I wanted to give it my all. And I really do like this." Alexander who lives outside of Washington D.C. with his wife and six children says he's found his new calling.
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How Cute? Want to check this book out in more detail? Click on the picture and it will take you to target's website were it is sold. For the woman more accustomed to singing Missoni's praises than singing lullabies comes … Continue reading
Gucci's New Museum
Gucci branded items are on display at the Museo Gucci whiuch was opened by the Luxury brand in Florence, Italy. The museum is located in a 14th century building in the Piazza della Signoria and was designed to honor the … Continue reading
Thursday Picks : yellow and purple color blocking
Thursday Picks : yellow and purple color blocking by achicdirection featuring a pleated maxi skirt Emilio Pucci long sleeve silk blouse$1,390 – net-a-porter.com Blouse$75 – topshop.com Temperley London leather coat£2,300 – flannelsfashion.com Belstaff jacket$1,525 – net-a-porter.com Jason Wu full skirt£1,365 – brownsfashion.com Karen Walker pleated maxi skirt$484 – shoplesnouvelles.com Vanessa Bruno leather … Continue reading


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CSS3 Button Tool (Beta) and I finally got some time to play so I put this dojo widget/mashup together and put it on gitHub in case anyone was interested.
I'm psyched with the much better network performance, but even more importantly (for me) is that I have my first dojo widget, and I think the next step is to just include it in the buttonMaker... but now I am thinking of upgrading it too to the AMD pattern, before installing this new Dojo AMD widget.
Check out a DEMO
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Friday, January 13, 2012
CSS3 Gradient Designer using Dojo 1.7 AMD
Posted by tpryor at 12:22 AM
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