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Because of the low water content.
Not because it's toxic plastic nasty food.
Because of the low water content.
Not because it's toxic plastic nasty food.
Disclaimer: I eat 'meat and vegetables' ala Primal, although I don't agree with the carb curve. I like Perfect Health Diet and WAPF Lactofermentation a lot.
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5,000 Cal Fat <> 5,000 Cal Carbs
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TQP: I find for me that nutrition is much more important than what I do in the gym.
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i kept a mcd burger once the ex had left. i kept it out on the counter for 18 months before i got bored and threw it away. it made it thru 2 auckland summers. no mould anywhere to be seen. not on the bun or the lettuce even. i reckon i could have spritzed it with some water and nuked it and he wouldnt have noticed lol euww!!!!!!!
I'd eat it for $20.00. Just to freak people out.
Knifegill is christened to be high carb now!He gives me Lamprey Kisses in the midnight seanotontherug:
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Rapper Shawty Lo and His 10 Baby Mommas To Star in New Reality Show
A new reality tv show will focus on the lives of Shawty Lo and his ten baby mommas.; with whom he has eleven kids. Is this a new low for reality tv? Will you watch?
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- Lois Evensen said...
What beautiful blue, clear water. It reminds me of the water coming off of the mountains in Norway and down into the fjords. Beautiful.
- February 23, 2013 at 11:09 AM
- Ruth's Photo Blog said...
This is beautiful. Sitting beside that water would be so refreshing.
- February 23, 2013 at 12:17 PM
- Betsy Adams said...
Happy Sunday to you too... Great Yellowstone photo.
- February 23, 2013 at 7:20 PM
- Daisy said...
Lovely photo and scripture, Dorothy! I feel closest to God when I am off by myself in nature. Happy Sunday to you and Jeep! :)
- February 23, 2013 at 8:32 PM
- Lynda said...
Gorgeous pic!!!! "Be still and know that I am God!" It is one of my favorite verses.
- February 24, 2013 at 8:44 PM
- W. Latane Barton said...
So peaceful...
- February 25, 2013 at 10:31 AM
- Marie said...
Your sunrise photo on the next post, and this lovely stream photo are so nice! Hope you had a blessed Sunday!
- February 25, 2013 at 12:50 PM
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She's back! Everyone who wanted her to fail can cry her a river.
Back? She was back for the Canyons, Liz & Dick, I Know Who Killed Me, Labor Pains, Inappropriate Comedy - all of which tanked or went straight to TV - but above all, for which she won many Razzies for her horrible acting. Did you watch Liz & Dick? Dear God, that woman is the worst actress of her generation. And the American Public doesn't want her to fail (though we all know she's a mean, rotten person on sets who doesn't respect anyone's time or talent but her own) they just want her to go away. This film is going to be INCONCEIVABLY BAD.
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> On a multi-user system with a mounted windows filesystem, you may have
> desire for everyone to have read access, but only a few to have write
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I don't understand this scenario. What is a dual-boot, mulit-user system?
If a system is truly multi-user, I would assume that means maximum uptime.
I don't remember being told I couldn't ssh into a machine I have an
account on because at the moment somebody had booted it into Windows!
Does anybody out there have dual-boot machines with public access (like in
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I assume the machine in question is a single or limited user desktop,
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A question:
Couldn't the entry 'user' be left off this next line below with the same
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> 0 0
This is a good suggestion for many user access problems. Creating a
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It has been more than 40 years, but TP Mazembe Englebert of the Democratic Republic of Congo are again the champions of Africa. An own goal handed them their first continental title since 1968, as they edged Heartland of Nigeria on the away goal rules to win the CAF Champions League title.
A 1-0 triumph in the second leg of the final at Lubumbashi's Stade Kenya means that Mazembe take the trophy after losing 2-1 away in Owerri in last Sunday's first leg. It was an own goal by the defender Victor Ezuruike that settled the tie, but it came with some 17 minutes left amid an atmosphere of heightening tension.
Mazembe, who had taken the lead away in the first leg, but conceded a goal near the end of the game to allow Heartland to travel to the return game with a 2-1 advantage, were, in the end, deserved of their success. But they made hard work of it in front of an expectant audience of 35,000 in Lubumbashi, which had been at near fever pitch in anticipation of the game.
Indeed, among the best chances of the first half fell for the Nigerians, with King Osanga missing a one-on-one opportunity face-to-face with Mazembe goalkeeper Robert Muteba in the 14th minute and then wasting another chance at the end of a swift counter attack on the stroke of half-time.
Alain Katuyudioko might have also scored for the hosts before the interval, but Heartland goalkeeper Augustine Brown pushed his shot onto the post and away to safety. Brown then had to go off with an injury after an hour, but Ikechukwu Ezenwa proved a more than able replacement by stopping Tresor Mputu's effort just five minutes after he had come on.
But there was nothing he could do to stop the own goal, allowing the black-clad Mazembe to edge ahead and then control the game through an astonishing last quarter-hour before they finally got their hands on the trophy.
Heartland's tension boiled over in the final minute when Emeka Nwanna was sent off, but by then the contest had been settled. Heartland have now finished runners-up for the second time in African football's top club competition.
It is the third title for Mazembe, whose previous wins were in 1967 and 1968. They also played in the final in each of the two ensuing years, but have since only managed to reach the semi-finals, as the club continued to rebuild over the last decades.
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Professionals from top companies in Nairobi gathered at the Safari Park Hotel in Nairobi on Friday for a night of fun and networking. Organised by Marketing Africa, the event brought together top executives and players in business from different companies.
The chief guest, Uganda's Vision Group CEO Robert Kabushenga, compared and contrasted the Kenyan and Ugandan markets, urging marketers to take note of their complementarities.
Marketing Africa also launched a book, A Profile of Kenyan Entrepreneurs, which features the country's top business people including industrialist Manu Chandaria, Homeboyz Radio's Myke Rabar and Royal Media Services owner SK Macharia. The book is published by East African Educational Publishers and written by Wanjiru Waithaka and Evans Majeni.
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Tim Tadder finds a cure for baldness with these brilliant laser-lit water wigs
It's not every day you combine water balloons and lasers with balding men, but there you go, that's the internet for ya. Tim Tadder has chosen to re-hair some bald men by dropping water balloons on their shiny, round heads and capturing it on what looks like a very good camera. Considering the rest of his photographic portfolio is made up of highly edited, ridiculously epic shoots for adverts and mega-brands like Adidas – this project where he basically created water hats for bald men for a few days is quite a change. It looks as if this weirder, more experimental Tim is here to stay (yay!) judging by his other project Fish Heads.
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From a snow-covered country road in present day Iowa to a decorated box inside Ford's Theatre at the end of the Civil War, J. Mark Powell takes you on a captivating journey into America's heartland, and into one of the most heart-breaking moments in American history.
He draws on his many years as a TV journalist, his experience as a congressional staffer in Washington, and his lifelong passion for history to craft intriguing tales.
Powell's storytelling brings a you-are-there believability to the scenes he describes, and he couples it with characters so crisp and authentic, you feel you know them. Throw in fast-paced excitement, and you can see why one reviewer calls reading his novels "a delightful trip that always leaves me ready to go again."
Tell It Like Tupper, J. Mark Powell's newest novel, is the charming tale of how a small-town engine repairman's life is turned upside down when he unknowingly becomes friends with a presidential candidate. Thanks to Glenn Tupper's common-sense advice, his new pal is launched on the road to his party's presidential nomination, and Tupper winds up in the national spotlight. It's tremendous fun … until a dark secret is exposed that threatens to destroy Tupper's family. With America watching, it's up to a quirky campaign blogger to find out who is behind the dark effort to derail the candidate and ruin Tupper's life. The story races to its climax on the eve of New Hampshire's presidential primary, with everything hinging on what is uncovered.
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Rhapsody in Green, hosted by Ray Brown
This year's series launches with the annual green concert, celebrating our city, state and national parks and honoring the men and women who protect and preserve them.
July 24
A Family Guide to the Orchestra, hosted by Laura Carlo
The stirring first symphony of Brahms, Britten's guided tour, and the remarkable students of the Conservatory Lab Charter School's Dudamel Orchestra alongside the pros, as symphonic music casts its enduring spell on each generation.
July 31
Fiesta sinfónica: A Night in the Tropics, hosted by Cathy Fuller
Two worlds meet in music inspired by Latin-American song and dance spanning over 150 years. The Landmarks Orchestra joins a "pocket-sized salsa orchestra" featuring musicians from Boston's Latino community.
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Collaboration with Boston Lyric Opera, hosted by James David Jacobs
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Guest Orchestra: Longwood Symphony, hosted by Ron Della Chiesa
Featuring a performance by the winner of the Foundation for Chinese Performing Arts Concerto Competition.
August 21
Kiss Me Kate, hosted by Alan McLellan
Boston Landmarks Orchestra and Commonwealth Shakespeare Company present "Kiss Me Kate." Cole Porter and William Shakespeare together live at the Hatch Shell, in a semi-staged production of Porter's theatrical masterpiece, featuring Boston's leading actors and a live symphony orchestra.
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"I Have a Dream" 50th Anniversary Concert, hosted by Benjamin K. Roe
To honor one of the greatest speeches in American history, the orchestra presents Boston's musical tribute to the inspiration and ideals that lie at the heart of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s dream.
Christopher Wilkins will lead the Boston Landmarks Orchestra, One-City Choir, the New England Spiritual ensemble, and special guests in a concert of stirring words and inspirational music by Aaron Copland, Duke Ellington, Michael Tippett, and Lee Hoiby. The night also will feature the broadcast premiere of Cry, the Beloved Country, Kurt Weill's moving musical adaptation of the groundbreaking novel about life in South Africa under apartheid.
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Daytrippers: Federal Hill Food TourStory | Oct 22, 2010 | 5:48 AMThe storied Federal Hill section of Providence isn't lacking in good taste especially if you walk the walk. On Federal Hill there's a tour where the historic meets the caloric. For the past nine years pastry chef Cindy Salvato has run the epicurean adventure called "Savoring Federal Hill." "It's all about the food, no matter what anyone tells you," Salvato said, "on the tour we go into five different shops, we meet owners, go into their kitchens, we hear their family stories, and we eat the entire way." The first stop is Venda Ravioli which is part market and part restaurant. Meats and cheeses glimmer as the stars under the lights in the vast counters at Venda and with an array of exotic varieties, Venda Ravioli claims to have perfected the pasta pocket (pumpkin, chicken-walnut, sun dried tomato-- all winners). Manager Michael McLynch said, "you come into Venda in Federal Hill, it's no different than you coming into my house, you come in, we eat, we talk, everything revolves around food, it's all part of our heritage."


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The Soul Synastry Course is coming to an end; congratulations to all, it was a great group of students. In Soul Synastry, Parts One and Two, the emphasis was placed on finding a solid footing in the often slippery slopes of relationship astrology. This foundation course will teach you how to find the essence of a relationship. Is it merely attraction and infatuation, or is there a deeper bond? Does one party feel more than the other? How does the phasal relationship of the Sun and the Moon influence a partnership? What are the 'red flags' in the relationship? All these questions, and many more, are answered, allowing you to get to the heart of what makes a relationship tick. Soul Synastry will be taught again in early autumn.
Crossroads of Consciousness is a class that focuses on the major crossroads we all share at the same times in life–the progressed lunar returns, the Saturn returns, Jupiter phases, the Nodal returns, and the fraught aspects outer planets make to themselves, which sort out the men from the boys and the women from the girls regarding our spiritual maturity. It also focuses on the crisis years between 30 and 45 and the creative renaissance that is possible in our fifties and beyond. This class will allow you to see your life as a series of meaningful spiritual hurdles we all must face, and gives clues as to how to handle them with grace. Crossroads will be taught in the autumn of 2014.
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The Dark Goddess, a course on the four major asteroids (Ceres, Pallas, Juno and Vesta) plus The Black Moon Lilith will be offered again in the late Spring 2014. I know many of you have been waiting for this, and a number were turned away last time. The Dark Goddess offers a new perspective both on chart interpretation and on the integration of the masculine and feminine in the psyche.
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> I would look at making some custom udev rules.
> Here is a line that renames a certain usb ethernet device usb_eth instead of
> ethN:
> SUBSYSTEM=="net", ACTION=="add", DRIVERS=="?*", ATTR{address}=="00:14:d1:*",
> ATTR{dev_id}=="0x0", ATTR{type}=="1", KERNEL=="eth*", NAME="usb_eth"
> Look at the 'add' and 'remove' actions and the 'run' command in your udev
> rules.
> --cheers
> jan
Thanks for the tip, Jan.
I'll dig around in the udev rules and see what I can do about running
a small script for the add section.
I don't think I need anything special for the remove section. I
experimented by pulling out the surf stick without first ending
wvdial. The pppd dies, wvdial tries a redial, complains that the
ttyUSB2 device is missing and gracefully exits. I don't think that I
need to take down the firewall after removing the surf stick. Correct
me if I am wrong.
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Despite Progress, Health Disparities Still Exist
April 15th – 21st Minority Cancer Awareness Week:
Despite Progress, Health Disparities Still Exist
Over the past few years, mass media has heralded the progress and hope in preventing and treating cancer. While we are certainly making strides, too many Americans of every age, economic class and gender continue to receive this dreaded diagnosis – especially minority groups who have higher rates of diagnosis, later diagnosis and higher death rates from cancer.
National Minority Cancer Awareness Week (April 15 – 21) focuses the spotlight on this disparity, investigates its roots and continues to work to bridge the gaps. While the reasons for this inequity in cancer rates may not yet be fully understood, factors include obstacles to receiving cancer screenings, early detection and high quality health care services and treatment. Poverty and socio-economic status contribute to the problem. For example, Hispanics and African Americans have higher poverty levels than whites and are less likely to have health insurance, which makes it difficult to get the health care services and cancer screenings they need.
According to the U.S. Census Bureau, in 2010 1 in 5 African-Americans and 1 in 3 Hispanic/Latinos were uninsured, while only 1 in 10 non- Hispanic whites lacked health insurance. Individuals with no health insurance are more likely to be diagnosed with advanced cancer and less likely to receive treatment and survive their disease. The death rate for cancer among African-American males is 33 percent higher than among white males; for African-American females it is about 16 percent higher than among white females. Hispanic women have the highest incident rate for cervical cancer, and liver cancer rates are twice as high compared to whites. Likewise, for Asian-Americans, liver cancer incidents and death rates are twice as high as those among whites and slightly higher than those among Hispanics.
While the Affordable Care Act helps decrease the number of uninsured and increases access to critical preventive services and screening, there are steps every American can take to reduce our own risk to cancer:
• Get screened - Regular cancer screenings can catch some cancers early when they are more treatable. Screening is available for cancers such as breast, colon, skin, lung, prostate, oral, testicular and cervical. Talk to your health care provider about screening guidelines, your family history and other risk factors to determine your screening needs.
• Control Your Weight -Achieving a healthy weight is the first step to reducing your risk for cancer. Being overweight or obese is a risk factor for many cancers including breast, colorectal, uterine and kidney. Research has shown that as many as one-third of all cancer deaths are linked to poor diets and physical inactivity.
• Exercise Regularly – Studies prove that physical activity can play a large role in reducing your cancer risk. It also reduces your risk for other serious illnesses like diabetes and heart disease. Aim for moderate exercise at least three days a week and remember that small steps over time can lead to big changes – take the stairs instead of the elevator or use a bicycle during your daily commute to work.
• Eat a Healthy, Balanced Diet - Start with small steps. No one can overhaul their food habits overnight. Add a few servings of fruits and vegetables to your diet each day to reduce your cancer risk. Choose whole grain breads, pastas, and cereals, over those made from refined grains. Eat less red meat and cut out processed meat: Eating too much red meat can increase your cancer risk. Avoid processed meats and substitute fish, poultry or beans for red meat.
As we observe National Minority Cancer Awareness Week, take time to consider what role you might play in your community, your state or nationally to help reduce the disparities that still exist. But also take the time -- regardless of your background – to make changes in your own habits to reduce your personal risk of cancer. The small, simple changes can lead to healthy new beginnings, and a healthier America.
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Nairobi — Two Kenyan officials abducted by Somalia's Al Shabaab insurgents in January 2012 have finally been released after border communities in North Eastern Province spearheaded the successful negotiations.
Edward Yesse Mule, a District Officer and Fredrick Irungu Wainaina, Registrar of Persons in Wajir South District were abducted at the Gerile AP border post about one and a half years ago, just after having the day's evening meal.
Efforts to bring them back home earlier were futile as the government declined to negotiate with terrorists.
The militia group also stood its ground demanding the release of all the 'Muslim prisoners being held in Kenya over terrorism charges' in exchange for Mule and Irungu's freedom.
It is still not clear who blinked first and perhaps what price Kenya had to pay for their release but it seems little compared to the freedom of the two Kenyans.
It is also not clear how many other Kenyans are still being held hostage in the conflict ridden country.
"The two, Edward Yesse Mule, a District Officer, and Fredrick Irungu Wainaina Registrar of Persons, Wajir South District, have now rejoined their families and are in sound health," a statement released late on Tuesday from State House said.
Government spokesman Muthui Kariuki had earlier on denied being aware of the release when contacted by Capital FM News, even though Mule's family had hinted that he was no longer captive after receiving the news on Monday.
"I am not aware that the Kenyans have been freed," insisted Kariuki on Tuesday morning.
The freed captives are understood to have spent hours after their release in the government's hands recording statements over their experiences during their long period of captivity.
In January this year, the militia group posted a heartbreaking video clip on YouTube giving the government a three week ultimatum to release the so-called prisoners of war failure to which they would execute the Kenyan hostages.
The three week ultimatum meant that the two Kenyans would be executed on Valentines' Day further compounding their families' anxiety.
Things got so bad after the families lost faith in the government and decided to take part in the negotiations as well.
"It is very sad. It is hard on my mother... It is hard on my sister, his wife, my father and me. We just want to talk to him again. All I think of is Mule," explained Komora at the time.
Nairobi Senator, then Makadara MP, Mike Mbuvi alias Sonko also reached out to the government asking it to fast track the release of the two Kenyans.
Sonko, who is Mule's neighbor in Nairobi's Buruburu estate, at the time accused the government of 'sleeping on the job' arguing that it had all the infrastructure necessary to facilitate their return.
"This is a very serious matter because the lives of these Kenyans are at risk. We cannot afford to lose these lives. I'm therefore appealing to the Al Shabaab group to give me more time as I negotiate with the government of Kenya to see to it that their lives are guarded," pleaded Sonko.
Now with news of the freedom spreading far and wide, the families can now sleep easy.
Mule's father has already indicated that he would dig deep into his pockets to host a party befitting a king, as he celebrates the return of his 'lost' 32 year old son.


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Key Stats: The 21 home runs and 17 steals from Danny Espinosa made him a mixed league play in 2011. The area to key in on though as to whether he'll make the jump to a stud in fantasy baseball is batting average where Espinosa hurt teams more than he helped. He is only going to be 25 years old next year, so there is time for him to make adjustments. In the minors his average did not creep any lower than the .250s which is a good sign, but he also didn't face the pitching he faced last season in the minors.
Skeptics Say: Drilling down into the splits, Espinosa had an OPS that was 110 points better in the first half than it was in the second half. With veteran players it is often easy to dismiss the splits since we can see a trend of the player's overall production year after year, but Espinosa obviously doesn't fall into this category. Scouts could have adjusted to Espinosa and Espinosa might not have had an answer last season. Looking at the numbers, Espinosa had more difficulty with offspeed pitches, so that's what he'll continue to get until he proves he can hit them.
Peer Comparison: Espinosa's .236 batting average really looks worse when you consider the players ranked ahead of him and right behind him (Neil Walker, Jemile Weeks). That's because among second basemen, only Dan Uggla did not finish with a batting average that was at least 19 points higher than Espinosa. That batting average is of course factored into Espinosa being anywhere from the 12th to 14th best second baseman in fantasy (depending on who you ask), but what will it take for him to be a top ten or even top five player?
For starters, he needs to pop up in the infield less. Only Gordon Beckham had a higher percentage of infield flies in 2011 among second basemen. That's not a realistic request. Among the veteran players who had high infield fly percentages last year (Chris Young, Vernon Wells, and Alex Gonzalez), none of them have been able to curb that problem in the past. Essentially once it's a problem it's always a problem. All that being said, it's going to be hard for Espinosa to push his BABIP up.
Thus he needs to strikeout less. This is a more realistic request and has been accomplished by hitters in the past, but Espinosa has to learn what to do with off-speed pitches. It's clear that he's not afraid to go to the opposite field, so perhaps we'll see him make a minor adjustment in 2012 to bump his average.
Lineup Outlook: First of all, it's great news that we can talk about Wilson Ramos as being an intregal part of this lineup again after being kidnapped last week. Where Espinosa fits into the lineup depends heavily on how Ramos performs. Toward the end of the season Davey Johnson had Espinosa hitting fifth, but that was without Ryan Zimmerman in the lineup. Here's a look at a potential Nationals Opening Day lineup:
Danny Espinosa
Wilson Ramos
Michael Morse
Jayson Werth
Random Veteran outfielder to keep the seat warm for Bryce Harper
Ian Desmond
Roger Bernadina
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Espinosa is actually the best fit as the leadoff hitter even though he spent more time hitting second and sixth last season. Despite his weak average, he had a better OBP than Desmond or Bernadina.
A Blogger's Take: Danny Espinosa, Troy Tulowitzki, and Evan Longoria all played shortstop within a decade of each other at Long Beach State University. Longoria and Tulowitzki were highly touted prospects coming through the minor leagues, where no one was quite sure what Espinosa could be. Fast forward a few years, and the distinction between the three players still remains. Tulowitzki and Longoria are bonafied franchise players, while we're still left waiting to see if Espinosa can turn his great athleticism and strength into consistent All-Star caliber production. Defensively he very well could be the best second baseman in baseball, but for Espinosa to take the next step into stardom, he will need to develop consistency at the plate. There were stints during 2011 when he was the Nationals best hitter, but there were others where he was easily their worst. Best case scenario he has 30-30 talent with a high strikeout rate and perennial gold gloves. Worst case scenario his strikeouts overcome him and he becomes a low average- high power switch hitter who never becomes anything more than average. Will Yonder – The Nats Blog
What They're Saying: CBS Sportsline: #14 Second Baseman; Tristan Cockcroft of ESPN.com: #12 Second Baseman & #138 Overall; RotoChamp: #209 Overall
Projection: There is certainly room for Espinosa to outperform this ranking, but I'm pessimistic. He played 158 games last season, so it's not as if he's in the category of an Eric Hosmer where more at-bats will lead to higher numbers. He has to make adjustments to improve upon the 181 ranking he finished with last year. Given the position he plays, his age (growth potential), and the power/speed combination look for people to overhype and ultimately reach on Espinosa.
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Nina Dobrev probably isn't used to much rejection in her life, but on Sunday she was forced to deal with some at the hands of Hollywood legend, Jack Nicholson.
While attending a Lakers game with Julianne Hough, Nina, 24, approached Jack, 75, for a picture but he denied the request, which should come as no surprise to anyone familiar with the intensity of Jack's passion for the purple and gold.
Nina responded by tweeting out, "Just asked jack Nicholson to take a picture WITH ME.. He said no. #rejected." She also linked to an image of the legend and commented, "Haha so I took a pic of him solo #paparazzi LOL".
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BOSTON Vampire movies and TV shows are the rage nowadays perhaps because their heroes are attractive, tormented and misunderstood, which is how many young viewers see themselves. But the original Dracula was not quite so attractive. In fact, he was the very model of a thug.
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Toms' buy-one-give-one business model appeals to consumers who want to feel good while treating themselves to a $54 pair of slip-ons. Will they still feel good knowing half their cash will go to the private investment firm founded by Mitt Romney? Annlee Ellingson
The UpTake: Bain Capital has agreed to buy a 50 percent stake in Tom's, the philanthropic Los Angeles shoe company founded in 2006. But Tom's founder will keep 50 percent of the enterprise.
T he philanthropic shoe company that started the "one for one" retail movement has struck a one-for-one deal for itself. Bain Capital will take a 50 percent stake in Toms.
Launched in 2006, the Los Angeles company gives a new pair of shoes to a child in need for every pair bought. Toms has since expanded into eyewear with the same buy-one-give-one philosophy, as well as coffee, donating a week of clean water for every bag of beans bought.
It's a business model that appeals to consumers who want to feel good while treating themselves to a $54 pair of slip-ons. Will they still feel good knowing half their cash will go to the private investment firm founded by Mitt Romney?
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Financial terms were not disclosed, but the deal reportedly values Toms at around $625 million, including debt.
Founder and "chief shoe giver" Blake Mycoskie will retain a 50 percent stake in the company and continue to serve as "chief visionary."
"This partnership will enable Toms to grow faster and give to more people in more ways than we could otherwise," he said. "In eight short years, we've had incredible success, and now we need a strategic partner who shares our bold vision for the future and can help us realize it. We're thrilled that Bain Capital is fully aligned with our commitment to One for One, and clearly they have the expertise to help us improve our business and further expand the scale of our mission."
In a move that reinforces the company's commitment to its mission even as it goes into business with a private-equity giant, Mycoskie plans to put at least half the profits from the sale toward a fund that identifies and supports social entrepreneurship and other causes. Meanwhile, the agreement calls for Bain to match Mycoskie's investment in a charitable endeavor that will support social entrepreneurs worldwide.
"Charitable involvement, social impact and global responsibility have always been important at Bain Capital," said Josh Bekenstein, managing director and co-founder of Bain. "We donate time, expertise and resources to a wide array of charitable and nonprofit organizations around the world each year through partnership initiatives that make a real difference in our communities. This investment and our support of Toms' mission are entirely consistent with this approach."
Bain has previously partnered with management teams at Canada Goose, Bombardier Recreational Products, Bright Horizons, Jack Wolfskin, The Sealy Corporation, Michaels Stores, The Gymboree Corporation, Dunkin' Brands Group, Burlington Stores and Dollarama.
Toms says it has given 25 million new pairs of shoes to children in need and glasses to 250,000 people.
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BTW: I felt rich and spent about $13 on a cat5 cable
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being sold as such by HP. I'm fairly skeptical by
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Exxon Mobil, the giant oil corporation appearing before the Supreme Court yesterday, had earned a profit of nearly $40 billion in 2006, the largest ever reported by a U.S. company -- but that's not what bothered Roberts. What bothered the chief justice was that Exxon was being ordered to pay $2.5 billion -- roughly three weeks' worth of profits -- for destroying a long swath of the Alaska coastline in the largest oil spill in American history.
"So what can a corporation do to protect itself against punitive-damages awards such as this?" Roberts asked in court.
The lawyer arguing for the Alaska fishermen affected by the spill, Jeffrey Fisher, had an idea. "Well," he said, "it can hire fit and competent people."
The rare sound of laughter rippled through the august chamber. The chief justice did not look amused.
Arguing for the Alaskans, Fisher, a tall and lanky Stanford professor with unruly gray hair, pointed out to the justices that the spill "destroyed an entire regional economy." Yet Exxon fired only one person, Capt. Joseph Hazelwood, who even the oil company admitted was drunk at the time of the accident, while executives received bonuses and pay raises. "What you have today are 32,000 plaintiffs standing before this court, each of whom have received only $15,000 for having their lives and livelihood destroyed and haven't received a dime of emotional-distress damages," Fisher argued.


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Jason H. Harper, Bloomberg News | December 20, 2012
DETROIT, MI, - JANUARY 10: The Tesla Model S Signature is shown during a media preview day at the 2012 North American International Auto Show January 10, 2012 in Detroit, Michigan. The NAIAS opens to the public January 14th and continues through January 22nd. (Photo by Bill Pugliano/Getty Images) (Bill Pugliano / Getty Images)
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Tesla Motors Chairman, CEO and Product Architect Elon Musk, at the wheel, right, and chief designer Franz von Holzhausen take the prototype Tesla Model S all-electric 5-door sedan for a spin after its unveiling in Hawthorne, Calif., Thursday, March 26, 2009.
A completed Tesla Model S sedan sits at Tesla's factory in Fremont, Calif., Wednesday, June 13, 2012. On June 22, Tesla Motors will begin delivering its all-electric Model S luxury sedan. It is only the second car ever produced by Tesla, and first to be built at Tesla's own factory. (Erik Verduzco / Special to The Chronicle)
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The new Porsche Boxster S.
Automobiles occupy an outsized chunk of my time. When you drive as many as three new cars a week, every week, slamming doors, pinching leather, evaluating gas mileage and figuring out how the radio works, the small stuff matters. I love the smart, outrageous and practical; and am exasperated by the wrongheaded, timid and abstruse.
Looking back on the past year, I rarely remember what happened in any given month. Instead I recall the first time I stepped inside the Tesla Model S (good) or tried to use Cadillac's (GM) Cue infotainment system (not so good). Here are a few of the cars and features that I liked, and some I didn't.
Breakout of the Year: The Tesla Model S.
An all-electric sedan with good range, it's fast and handles well, even on a racetrack. It seats five adults comfortably and has a gorgeous cabin.
The well-optioned model I tested came to $102,000, about the same as a decently-optioned Porsche Panamera. For that you get a suite of gee-whiz electronics, including the most advanced touch-screen system I've ever experienced.
You can faultlessly operate the screen even while driving, proving that Silicon Valley does have something to teach Detroit.
The Model S easily could have qualified as my green pick of the year, or executive sedan, or perhaps even my favorite sports car. Instead, I'll simply say it rates high in all of those categories.
Biggest Headache: Poorly Designed Infotainment Systems.
Want to turn up the air conditioner or change the radio station? You'll first need to acquaint yourself with the non- intuitive systems from Ford and Cadillac.
Ford released its MyFord Touch some time ago, and the technology has almost single-handedly torpedoed the company's rankings in the J.D. Power Initial Quality Study.
Cadillac didn't learn from Ford, this year releasing the Cue system, a touch-screen that is needlessly over-thought and extremely finicky.
The more the company tries to justify Cue, the less I like it. Their answer to consumers? Check out the iPad tutorial -- the last thing you want to do before taking a long drive.
Engine of the Year: BMW's turbocharged 2.0-liter four-cylinder.
This is the first Bimmer four-banger available in the U.S. in more than a decade, optional on both the 3 and 5 series and standard on the Z4 Roadster. It's fun, fast and efficient and I prefer it over the 300-hp six-cylinder. The little engine that could.
Most Desirable Ride: Porsche Boxster S.
The new incarnation of the two-door roadster is about the most fun you can have driving with the top down.
Most Overpriced Ride: Porsche Boxster S.
Our as-tested model came to $88,870. See the problem?
Bang for the Tire-Screaming Buck: Ford Focus ST.
There's something special about a light, small and relatively inexpensive sports car. The ST version of Ford's chic hatchback has 252 horsepower and makes easy, controlled drifts, so you can feel like a race-track hero. And it starts at $23,700.
Niftiest Amenity: Kick-activated Tailgate.
Approach the rear of a Ford Escape with an armful of groceries and you won't have juggle to open the tailgate. Simply kick the underside of the bumper and it'll pop open (provided the key fob is in your pocket).
Comeback Company: Chrysler.
The long-beleaguered carmaker, in tandem with Fiat, has reworked its interiors and infotainment systems. It has improved underperforming engines and creaky transmissions.
For instance, the standard-issue, primeval five-speed automatic, which always seemed to be hunting for the correct gear, is now being replaced by a slick and fast eight-speed.
These upgrades suddenly transform cars like the Chrysler 300 and Dodge Charger from has-beens into sales-lot contenders.
Most enticing of all is the all-new, super cool, SRT Viper, with 640 hp. Bad to the bone and unabashedly American.
Cars I Want to Drive Again:
In no particular order: Fiat 500 Abarth, Bentley Continental GT V-8, Audi S8, Subaru BRZ/Scion FR-S, Honda Accord Coupe, McLaren MP4-12C.
Chrysler may have renamed the Sebring, but the 200 sedan is still a really lousy car. Avoid it at the rental lot.
Cadillac released a fantastic car this year, the ATS compact sports sedan. And it also released the XTS, a full-size sedan which plows down the road like a tractor. The company seems to be biding its time until it makes a really worthy full- size car. It the meantime, we deserve better.
The Fisker Karma, a brand-new electric hybrid I really wanted to like. But the meshing of electric motors and gas engine is loud, uncomfortable, and the car isn't particularly fast or powerful. The interior is cramped. It just doesn't do any one thing particular well.


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Mr. Zuckerman would later engage in a friendly sparring match with Larry Silverstein over the prospects for the city and country's direction. Mr. Zuckerman took a highly pessimistic tone, but not before making his position on the support he received in the aftermath of the storm clear: "We come out of it with gratitude to be part of the New York City community, which is still in my judgment the most generous and the most supportive community," he said.
Mr. Silverstein said his buildings were relatively unaffected by the storm, including those in and around the World Trade Center site. But he chimed in with a piece of advice when discussion turned to the rebuilding effort and the future of New York City development.
"One of the lessons we learned from 9/11 is that a good place to put generators is not down at the bottom, it's at the top," he said, adding that all current and future Silverstein Properties construction will place mechanical equipment and generators on high floors.
The road to recovery will likely be a long one. As of yesterday, 44 of 183 Class A and Class B buildings remained closed in Lower Manhattan, according to the latest data from Jones Lang LaSalle, accounting for 32.8 percent of the total 101,175,754 square feet of inventory.
"We have to use our talents and be creative in coming up with ideas," said William Rudin, chief executive of Rudin Management Company and the moderator of the first of three panels at today's event, which also included Mr. LeFrak and Jeff Blau of Related Companies.
"Bear in mind, there's a new normal … we designed for an 11-foot surge and now there are 13- and 14-foot surges, and they could go higher," said Mr. Rudin, who is chairman of the Association for a Better New York, adding that Mr. Blau, who said his buildings did not suffer significant damage, had called him to offer support.
"We have vacant land in the boroughs that we can offer to the city, the state, the federal government for interim housing short-term relief—so that's going on," Blau said. "With Richard, Jeff Gural [chairman of Newmark Grubb Knight Frank] opened up the Meadowlands to Red Cross workers who cooked thousands of meals."
Mr. Blau said his company has been working with the Department of Housing Development and Preservation and the city to create a log of available units and ultimately provide them as affordable housing to displaced residents.
The Related Companies is also working with FEMA to potentially provide 600,000 square feet of retail at the Gateway Center in Brooklyn for housing purposes. Mr. Zuckerman added that, despite its troubles, the Daily News had raised hundreds of thousands of dollars" for those displaced by the storm.
Meanwhile, despite widespread damages to Mr. LeFrak's portfolio of buildings in New Jersey and New York, his battalion of plumbers, electricians, building managers and a variety of other employees snapped into action in an effort that helped restore the assets and make them habitable for residential tenants living in his buildings.
"We have about 40 high-rise buildings that were affected by the flood, probably 7,000 residential units and close to 5 million square feet of office space that was part of the surge," Mr. LeFrak said.
"Because we have a big inventory of housing, and because I can mobilize an army in about an hour, I was able to actually restore all my properties within four days and relocate about 150 tenants who lived on ground-floor apartments that were uninhabitable, and basically provide hot water, electricity and heat," he added.


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On Sat 25 Sep 04, 10:25 PM, Ken Bloom <firstname.lastname@example.com> said:
> On Sat, Sep 25, 2004 at 01:32:02AM -0700, Rick Moen wrote:
> > Quoting Michael Wenk (email@example.com):
> >
> > > As I recall, all fdisk /mbr does is takes a copy of master boot record from
> > > some backup location and places it in the master boot record of the drive.
> >
> > Er, not "some backup location", but rather instructions towards that end
> > inside FDISK.EXE. (After all, it's only 446 bytes.)
> >
> > > I think this is why fdisk /mbr won't remove lilo very easily(as lilo installs
> > > itself into the mbr as well as the backup location)
> >
> > Er, no, that has nothing to do with it. When you run /sbin/lilo (the
> > map installer), whatever is specified in /etc/lilo.conf's boot= line
> > (which could be /dev/hda, but doesn't have to be) gets overridden, and
> > the former contents of the target is written out to /boot/boot.NNMM,
> > where NNMM is the major and minor numbers.
> >
> I thought fdisk /mbr *did* remove lilo easily. Am I wrong?
> --Ken
Nope, you're not wrong. It DOES remove lilo easily. At least, it always did
at the installfests...
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March 29, 2007
WORCESTER Mass. - The Boston College softball team shut out Holy Cross 8-0 and 9-0 Thursday at Freshman Field in its season home opener. The Crusaders fall to 2-15 overall while the Eagles improve to 3-8 on the season.
In the first game of the doubleheader, the Eagles took a 5-0 lead off of five hits in the first inning. BC scored again in the third and fourth innings to make it 7-0. The Eagles scored one more in the sixth and held off Holy Cross in its last at bat to end the game early under the eight run rule. Sophomore Natalie Cruz (Manalapan, N.J.) had the lone hit in the game for the Crusaders when she singled in the first inning.
In the nightcap, the Eagles had a 4-0 lead at the end of the fifth and then scored five in the sixth to take a 9-0 advantage. In the bottom of the sixth Courtney Nealon (Rochester, N.Y.). started the Crusaders off with a single. Elizabeth Foley (Charlton, Mass.) then lined out on a hard hit to the pitcher, but Beth Richard (Fitchburg, Mass.) got on base on a fielding error to advance Nealon. Jayme Elliott (Gardena, Calif.) flied out to left field for the second out of the inning, but Natalie Cruz walked to load the bases for the first time in the game. Kelly O'Neil (Plymouth, N.H.) hit a hard ground ball to second but it was fielded cleanly by Boston College to end the game in the sixth inning.
Nealon had two hits while Elliott had one hit in the second game for the Crusaders.
Holy Cross will play host to Colgate in its first Patriot League double header of the season Saturday at 12:00 p.m. and again Sunday at 12:00 p.m.


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pretty much saw the FOAL music video when I was in 4th grade... I was like these guys must be pretty badass to have a cartoon music video. Got follow the leader for xmas, bought the fist two albums. When Issuses came out I took it to school with me everyday (before ipod's man, had to) thats when KoRn became manditory daily. I've never let go, they'll be my favorite band til I die... well and Primus
Dozens of posters and tshirts, got an issues doll, tagging "KoRn" places, stickerd my car, pierced my fucking face. Anyway I can show my support I do it.. even the shitty albums :) oh and when I go to bed at night... KoRn pillow case
was a glorious set :) http://youtu.be/ZTNfhiPsa7o wish i was like ten years older so i coulda gone


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CafePress Inc. Names Diane M. Irvine to Board of Directors
Friday, May 11, 2012
CafePress Inc. Names Diane M. Irvine to Board of Directors03:30 EDT Friday, May 11, 2012LOUISVILLE, Ky., May 11, 2012 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- CafePress Inc. (Nasdaq:PRSS), The World's Customization EngineTM, today announced that Diane M. Irvine has been appointed to the Company's Board of Directors effective May 9, 2012. With Irvine's appointment, the size of the CafePress Board of Directors has been increased to seven members. Ms. Irvine has also been appointed to the Audit Committee of the Board. "Diane Irvine is a valuable addition to the CafePress Board of Directors and further broadens the diverse talents and backgrounds of our Board," said Bob Marino, Chief Executive Officer of CafePress. "She brings over 15 years of operational, financial and marketing experience within the public company domain including extensive knowledge of the e-commerce industry. We look forward to benefiting from her leadership and vision on the Board." Irvine, most recently served as Chief Executive Officer of Blue Nile, Inc., an online retailer of diamonds and fine jewelry. She currently serves on the board of directors for Yelp Inc. (NYSE:YELP) and has previously served on the boards of directors for Blue Nile (Nasdaq:NILE), Ticketmaster Entertainment, Inc. and Davidson Companies. "I am very excited to join CafePress as I am highly impressed with the company's unique approach to the personalized e-commerce market," said Irvine. "I look forward to working with the company and its management team and contributing to its continued success and growth." Prior to serving as Chief Executive Officer, Irvine also held roles as President and as Chief Financial Officer of Blue Nile. Prior to that, she served as Chief Financial Officer of Plum Creek Timber Company, a timberland management and wood products company. Irvine was also previously a partner with Coopers and Lybrand. She holds a B.S. in Accounting from Illinois State University and an M.S. in Taxation from Golden Gate University.About CafePress [PRSS]: CafePress is The World's Customization EngineTM. Launched in 1999, CafePress empowers individuals, groups, businesses and organizations to create, buy and sell customized and personalized products online using the company's innovative and proprietary print-on-demand services and e-commerce platform. Today, CafePress' portfolio of e-commerce websites include CafePress.com, CanvasOnDemand.com, GreatBigCanvas.com, Imagekind.com, InvitationBox.com, and Logosportswear.com. The CafePress logo is available at http://www.globenewswire.com/newsroom/prs/?pkgid=12183CONTACT: Investor Contact: The Blueshirt Group Alex Wellins 415.217.5861 email@example.com Media Contact: Kim Hughes The Blueshirt Group 415.516.6187 firstname.lastname@example.com


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Hi there.
I just installed the latest release candidate for DS 4.5. I did a straight install over my previous DS4 installation. I also just started using Genesis. Everything seemed fine. However, when I load 4.5, I now get warnings about 'Duplicate IDs.' This happens when I load the program, when I try to load some figures, and at other times. I also wasn't able to open the brand new Genesis V5 scene I had just saved with DS4. The figure loaded, but was horribly distorted. I was able to load up a new figure and save it, but I am still getting those duplicate ID warnings.
Any ideas?