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When is the moment?
Posted on 31 May 2011 by Jim Mulligan.
For every city and every team that has ever won a championship there is always one moment after the season is done where the players and fans can look back at with 20/20 hindsight and say "That's it! That's the moment we went from contenders to champions." A brief look back at some local moments. September 30, 2001: Some 6th round draft pick from Michigan was starting his first NFL...
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BOSTON B-RUINED: Habs Beat Bruins in Game 7; Move on to Face Washington
Posted on 27 Apr 2011 by Corey Krakower.
If there is one thing this Boston-Montreal playoff series has taught us, it's to not even bother making predictions. First the Habs go into Boston and take 2 games. Unbelievable. Then when it looks like the Bruins may get swept, they take the next 2 in Montreal. Unreal. Then when it seems that neither team can win at home, Boston takes game 5 in their own building. Crazy. After losing 3 in ...
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Top Secret Habs and Bruins Game 5 Player Updates
Posted on 23 Apr 2011 by Corey Krakower.
It looked like the Bruins were in big trouble after losing the first 2 games of the series on home ice, but they bounced back in Montreal and have tied the series at 2. It is now a best of 3 series, with game 5 being played tonight at the Garden. Even though the home team has lost all 4 games, this game is more important to the Bruins than it is to the Canadiens. If the Bruins lose tonight, the...
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Some Hockey Funnies
Posted on 23 Apr 2011 by Mika Oehling.
The 2011 Stanley Cup Playoffs are in full swing, so let's take a moment to look at some of the funny moments: 1- The unintentional bird. This may go down in history as one of the funniest moments of all time in sports with Andrew Ference claiming that he didn't intend to flip the bird at the Montreal faithful in game 5 after scoring a great goal. Adding to the general hilarity of this moment ar...
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Rangers blank the B's
Posted on 26 Mar 2011 by Jim Mulligan.
Maybe the Bruins should call the schedule maker to change the venues of their April 2nd and 9th games next month. The way this season has gone, if it's the weekend and the Bruins are at home, then chalk up another loss for our hometown team. For a team with the 90+ points – in the top ten of the overall league standings – their weekend home record is a deplorable 1-7-4. Just image w...
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Bruins go on the road – No suspension for Lucic
Posted on 26 Dec 2010 by Jim Mulligan.
After a less than successful three game homestand, the Claude Julien's Bruins are heading out on the road to tour the Southeast Division. With blizzard like conditions throughout New England today, the B's moved their practice up so they could get out of town before the weather prevented their charter from getting off the ground. The trip starts tomorrow in Sunrise, FL against the Panthers ...


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By MATTHEW STEVENS
Mississippi State's men's basketball program knew it would be without its starting point guard and its talented big man before its season opener tonight against Tennessee State.
MSU also got a scare from its returning leading scorer in Ravern Johnson.
Bulldogs head coach Rick Stansbury said in his media session Wednesday that his 6-foot-7 guard/forward, who led State in points (25), minutes (32) and three-point field goals (3) in MSU's 75-66 exhibition win over NAIA's Lindsey Wilson this past Saturday, suffered a knee injury.
"Is he a probable or questionable?," Stansbury joked Wednesday. "He's probably questionable – that means he could or he couldn't. That's just being honest with it."
This coming after MSU already is aware they'll be unable to use the services of junior point guard Dee Bost after he was ruled academically ineligible until January and suspended for nine games once he gets eligible for missing the NBA Draft deadline.
The Bulldogs will also be missing sophomore forward Renardo Sidney after the former McDonald's All-American is being forced to sit out nine games of this upcoming season due to impermissible benefits received prior to signing and arriving on the Mississippi State campus.
"Without these two guys (pointing to Bost and Sidney) these cornerstones, other guys are going to have to step up," Stansbury said in October. "They're not going to cancel any games. Those games are going to keep coming. Everybody wants a piece of us till we get these guys eligible."
Stansbury said Johnson's injury occurred Monday in practice and the senior hasn't practiced and "won't practice" throughout the week before State's game versus Tennessee State at 7 p.m.
"That's going to hurt a lot (because) Ravern is probably our best scorer," sophomore guard Twany Beckham said. "Right now we're looking for him not to play so somebody else has got to step up if he can't."
Late Thursday night, the Starkville Daily News learned Johnson will play against TSU in the season-opening contest.
If Johnson isn't 100 percent, Stansbury then turns to redshirt freshman Shaun Smith, who will be making his college debut after sitting out last season due to hip surgery. Smith was an all-state selection at Noxubee County High School after averaging 24.4 points per game and 8.3 rebounds in his senior season two years ago.
"We'll put Shaun out there, throw it up and see what happens," Stansbury said. "Pop that popcorn over there, tighten that seatbelt and hang on. We got a find a way for other guys to step up and find a way to grind it out. We got to find a way for these guys who have either never played or never played together to get better."
Without the perimeter and post defenders he'd come to rely on for four years having graduated and now playing overseas (Jarvis Varnado and Barry Stewart), Mississippi State's 13-year head coach was less than please with the defensive effort in their lone exhibition win over NAIA program Lindsey Wilson.
"It's very obvious we're nowhere we need to be defensively and we got holes we got to keep plugging," Stansbury said. "(Tonight) it starts counting."
Tennessee State will also be an inexperienced team as second-year head coach John Cooper has brought in nine newcomers (four of which can't play this season) to a team that went 9-23 last year and didn't have a single player voted to the Ohio Valley Conference preseason team.
"The thing about it is – we're only going to have nine scholarship guy this season," Cooper said. "Most of our size perspective most of depth there has to sit out so we have to figure out how we can play to put ourselves in a situation to be successful."
MSU will be handing out their 2010 SEC Western Division Championship rings and while Stewart and Varnado are playing professionally overseas, State officials have gotten word that the duo's parents will be accepting their rings in their honor.

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Adam Eaton leaves with soreness in rib cage
SEATTLE — Center fielder Adam Eaton was back in the lineup Friday, but not for long. Before grounding to third baseman Kyle Seager leading off the White Sox' 4-1 loss to the Seattle Mariners, Eaton felt something give in his right side.
Eaton jogged lightly toward first for about 40 feet, left the field, and Leury Garcia took his place in center field.
"[Trainer] Herm [Schneider] threw it out there that it might be an oblique," Eaton said after the game.
"We're not real sure right now. That first or second swing something kind of gave way. Kind of a pain in right back, rib area."
Eaton was injured Wednesday crashing into the right-center field fence at full speed at U.S. Cellular Field. He left with a sore lower back and didn't play Thursday against the Mariners. Eaton said before Friday's game that "low back" was the cited issue, "but it's kind of whole body.''
"Whole body" is an apt description for what has ailed Eaton, who has missed all or parts of 25 games this season. He was on the disabled list with a hamstring injury and has also dealt with other leg, ankle and wrist injuries and has a broken bone in the middle finger of his right hand.
Friday's latest injury had the look of something that could land Eaton on the DL again. Asked if he had a feel for how long Eaton might be out, Ventura said he wasn't sure.
"No, not right now," he said.
"We are not real sure right now," Eaton said. "I just got kind of a pain in my back and side, kind of rib area. My right side. So, I don't know what we are going to do or what their plans are. I guess we'll know more tomorrow."
But both Eaton and Ventura said Eaton was "good to go" before Friday's game.
Eaton had a nine-pitch at-bat against Hisashi Iwakuma, fouling off four pitches with two strikes before slapping a chopper to third. He was batting .444 in his last 13 games and .424 in his last 23.
"Anytime he's out of there, we're a different team when he's in there, especially with the run he's on," Ventura said. "He's been a pretty good leadoff for guy for us at the top of the order. We've seen what it's like without him, and you have a different feel when he's not in there."


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For the average João, online transactions are hardly "online" at all; without an international credit card, he can only make purchases from Brazilian companies. Ebanx changes this entirely, allowing Brazilians to use domestic payments for transactions with merchants anywhere in the world. Ebanx functions by transferring funds between its two subsidiaries in Brazil and Europe: Ebanx Brazil accepts Reais from the average João, converts the Reais to US$, and transfers the US$ to Ebanx Europe, which pays the merchant. This platform could revolutionize e-commerce in Brazil: 85 million Brazilians are online, conducting US$9 billion in transactions, but only 18% have functioning international credit cards and only 3% of transactions are with foreign merchants. These figures suggest potential for a niche solution, and Ebanx's metrics imply the company has found it.
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Hi, this is Chef Chris Peitersen, Johnny Carino's Executive Chef. I'm always testing new dishes, trying new foods, looking for the next great dish at Johnny Carino's. I'll be sharing my culinary adventures with you. You'll get a sneak peak about what's on the horizon and the some behind the scenes action for how your favorite new dishes get to your plate.
I am often asked to explain what differentiates Carino's Italian from the rest of the Italian restaurant world. The answer to that is quite simple.....and delicious. Carino's Italian is what I like to call "Italian with a Twist". We have perfected our homemade Italian classics like Lasagna, Eggplant Parmesan and Tiramisu. On the other hand, we have ventured out and created cult classic dishes like the Italian Nachos, Sicilian Firesticks, Jalapeno Garlic Tilapia and the Spicy Shrimp and Chicken. All of these dishes are Italian and have classic ingredient components, however they contain ingredients, flavors and concepts that we have 'invented' here in the United States. Now I will be the first to tell you, Carino's is not the truest old world authentic cuisine – we are American Italian. When I was doing my culinary training south of Naples, Italy, I realized very quickly that authentic Italian cuisine does not include Alfredo sauces or breaded versions of Chicken Parmesan. However, here in the United States, those are some of our most requested dishes. The best example that I can give you is our Shredded Beef Pappardelle, a very popular dish on our menu that uses braised pot roast served with pasta in a burgundy wine and tomato cream sauce. It is out of this world, the only thing is – if it were authentic from an Italian cuisine standpoint, it would be made with Wild Boar like they do in Tuscany. And although that is very delicious – I would rather serve it to you at Carino's in an American Italian version.


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Hillsborough Commissioners vote to end appeal in Kevin White case
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Hillsborough County Commissioners today decided to try to cut their losses in the in the Kevin White sexual harassment case, by voting not to appeal the ruling that they owe the victim and her attorney in the case about $275,000.
The Board also voted to have their attorneys work with Commissioner Whiteâs about seeing if they might possibly receive financial compensation from him. If not, they discussed suing him.
Commissioner Rose Ferlita brought up the issue of pursuing litigation against White, since it was determined that even if the County tried to pay off all the costs the court ruled they must pay in the case, since they are jointly tied with White in the case, if White appeals on his own, the County would still be liable.
For the 3rd straight time theyâve discussed the issue, Ferlita asked White if he would be able to contribute anything financially for the Countyâs financial losses.
Earlier this week, U.S. District Court Judge Richard Lazzara said that the County must accept its responsibility for its role in the case.
According to the St. Petersburg Times, Judge Lazzara said testimony during last month's trial showed that the county offers no meaningful way for employees who are not civil service workers to challenge a wrongful firing.
Commissioner Ken Hagen said that he agreed and disagreed with Judge Lazzaraâs writings. The Board members struggled for much of their 90 minute discussion in the issue.
But nobody has been more definitive in her opinion that the Board should cut their losses during these discussions than Commissioner Rose Ferlita, who again led the charge that the Board needed to move on and make the best of a rotten situation for them, and the county taxpayers, for Whiteâs transgression.
But after being mostly silent during the previous public discussions on his case, Commissioner White today spoke out prominently. He said the reason the County was in its predicament was not because of his actions, but because the County had failed in its responsibilities, quoting Judge Lazzara and one of the jurors. White also criticized Judge Lazzara for actions that he said the Judge allowed in the courtroom.
Later, County Attorney Renee Lee discussed the boardâs best options if they pay the settlement currently owned â the $75 thousand to Whiteâs former aide who accused him of sexual harassment, Alyssa Ogden, and at least $150,000 for her attorney, Ron Fraley.
Ultimately, the board voted on 6-0 motions that they would drop their appeal and pay the entire amount currently owned, by asking Ogdenâs attorney for a settlement. They then voted to have their attorneys work with Commissioner Whiteâs attorneys about possibly having him commit to helping defray the Countyâs obligations. If not, they could end up suing him.comments powered by Disqus


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THE British government is promising to cut the amount of radioactive waste it dumps in the sea in response to international concern about the risks to human health and the environment.
At a meeting in Brussels this week of the 15 countries belonging to the OSPAR Commissionwhich agrees policy on marine pollution in northern EuropeNorway, Denmark, Ireland, Belgium and Iceland will press for discharges of radioactivity from British and French nuclear plants to be reduced to "close to zero". They are concerned that some emissions from the reprocessing plants at Sellafield in northwest England, Dounreay in Scotland and La Hague in Normandy are increasing. "All the Nordic countries believe that there should be more efforts to reduce radioactive discharges into the sea from reprocessing plants," says Per Shiva, deputy director-general of the Norwegian Environment Ministry.
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Everyone loves a winner.
And on any scorecard, HealthStream and HealthSpring would fall into that category.
The Nashville Health Care Council and the Nashville Capital Network focused on the founders of these two local corporations and their skilled venture capital investment advisors as examples of some of Nashville's most successful healthcare startup ventures at a sold-out seminar showcasing their winning growth and funding strategies.
Counted in Nashville's 18 publicly traded healthcare companies, HealthStream and HealthSpring are among the most recognized names in the city's $70 billion healthcare industry cluster.
Headlined as "Entrepreneur-Investor Collaborations: Developing Healthcare Ventures," the gathering at the Loews Vanderbilt Plaza Hotel on Aug. 18 drew a local "who's who" of players at the epicenter of the healthcare industry and highlighted the dynamic relationship between sophisticated venture capital investors and successful entrepreneurs that drives one of Nashville's most important economic segments.
Caroline Young, president of the Nashville Health Care Council, welcomed the group and recognized presenting sponsor Bradley Arant Boult Cummings, as well as supporting sponsors Avondale Partners, KPMG and Revive Public Relations.
"Nashville's entrepreneur and investment network is unparalleled, and its established track record in creating leading healthcare companies has been widely acknowledged on an international level," she said. Young added, "This afternoon's panel members are well-known leaders in bringing cutting-edge ideas to market."
Moderated by Ron Samuels, chairman, president and CEO of Nashville's Avenue Bank, the panel showcased the collaborations between entrepreneurs and investors — Robert A. Frist, Jr., CEO of HealthStream and early investor David Swenson, founding general partner of ColemanSwenson and a venture partner with SSM Partners, and Herb Fritch, chairman and CEO of HealthSpring, and investor Fred Goad, partner in Voyent Partners, LLC.
All four panelists, who have impressive achievements in both starting and funding businesses, agreed on the importance of the fundamentals: having a strong business plan, defining a need and articulating a clear vision of where the business would fit into the emerging marketplace.
Goad and Swenson emphasized that they look first for a talented management team in their evaluation of various investment opportunities, Swenson citing an old venture capital maxim: "Give me a strong management team and a weak business plan before giving me a weak management team with a great idea."
Firtch said, "It's all about proving that management knows what they're doing."
Frist said he co-founded HealthStream, a leading provider of learning and research solutions to healthcare organizations, in 1990 … "right on tailwinds of the dot.com bubble." HealthStream now employees more 450 people and serves more than 100 hospitals across the country.
He stressed that he and co-founder Jeff McLauren self-funded their business while cultivating the outside capital network so that when growth capital was needed, there were "wells to plumb."
It's official. Nashville is America's healthcare hub.
On Aug. 22, The Wall Street Journal ran an article, "Where the Action Is," about industry hubs in the United States attracting both entrepreneurs and investors. The article noted, "Entrepreneurs are moving there and flourishing in the teeth of a bleak economy. The cities, in turn, are nurturing the entrepreneurs by giving them access to funding, mentors and facilities."
Citing the city's more than 250 healthcare companies, the author said Nashville provided fertile ground to grow new businesses servicing the industry.
Frist related an early lesson learned when calling on a potential investor. After he painted a positive picture of projections for rapidly escalating sales revenues, the investor peppered him with questions as to how big a sales force he would need in six months to handle that new business, and how he planned to secure the employees and train them to handle increased sales. Frist said the experience helped him prepare for future 'asks.'
"There is an amazing network of investors who serve as development partners by contributing experience, strategic direction and management insight in addition to providing the financial resources to ensure that ideas can flourish," said Frist.
Swenson added, "Through the years, Nashville has developed a well-deserved reputation as a rich environment for healthcare expertise and a collaborative spirit. These are key ingredients when entrepreneurs and investors are working together to turn back-of-the-napkin ideas into reality."
Fritch agreed, "Access to expertise, both in the clinical and funding sectors, is a critical factor that makes Nashville a unique generator of successful healthcare companies and has contributed to the creation of innovative and sustainable businesses."
Fritch, who has more than 38 years of experience in the managed health care business, is the founder of HealthSpring and has, since September 2000, led the insurer to become one of the largest and fastest growing managed care organizations in the country.
Goad said, "Herb could see seven months down the road. He put together the people and the culture, saw the size of the market, and got the right people involved."
Fritch pointed out that he was "pretty fortunate to have worked with his team in two previous companies," and pointed to the benefits his company saw from having a handful of its early investors who were familiar with the marketplace.
Frist said it was important to focus his company on "persistence, direction, and culture" and Swenson agreed, advising the investor not to "mess with culture of the company. We're in the business to be supportive investors."
When Samuels called on the group to talk about boards of directors, Frist said that important qualities were "strength and independence." He pointed out that boards now are spending more time on governance risk management and more time talking about what can go wrong. "I'd like to get back to growing and bring back the positive energy," he said.
Swenson, agreeing that the current pressure was on avoiding regulations violations, remembered that the "early days, when we were thinking out of the box, were the most fun."
Since the passage of the Sarbanes-Oxeley regulations, the panelists reported that after an IPO, it was difficult to keep the growth mentality at the forefront of a board's focus.
Goad stressed the importance of starting with a good business plan, suggesting "If you don't have one, go see Sid," referring to Sid Chambless, executive director of the meeting's co-sponsor Nashville Capital Network.
In closing the forum, Chambless thanked the participants and said, "Nashville is fortunate to have a robust network of experienced healthcare investors who not only put capital into companies but work with the entrepreneurs to make ideas better and increase their likelihood of success. That eco-system exists in Nashville and it makes a big difference in the direction and outcomes of companies."


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Education Foundation of IRC awards $30,000 to Osceola Magnet School for "Mission Smart Science"
The Education Foundation of Indian River County (EF-IRC) received a $5,000 grant from the Motorola Solutions Foundation to support the students at Osceola Magnet.
This grant, combined with $25,000 in matching funds from the Consortium of Florida Education Foundations (CFEF), will be used for the "Mission Smart Science" program. the goal of which is to provide classrooms with the most up-to-date technology to impact science instruction and enhance student achievement. This new program uses SMART Board technology to enhance classroom learning.
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The Firm S01 DVDRip XviD-REWARD
The other day, groups REWARD and DEMAND released the complete first season to the legal drama show "the Firm" which is a continuation of the John Grisham novel and movie of the same name starring Tom Cruise. A subpack with English subtitles is included.
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As a young associate Mitch brought down Bendini Lambert & Locke a prestigious Memphis law firm operating as a front for the Chicago Mob. His life was never the same. After a difficult ten years which included a stay in the Federal Witness Protection Program Mitch and his family emerge from isolation determined to reclaim their lives and their future — only to find that past dangers are still lurking and new threats are everywhere.
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A PRIEST has made a desperate appeal for the return of his bicycle after the prized possession was stolen from his home in Burton.
Reverend Pete Orton, an Anglican priest at St Modwen's Church and St Aidan's Church in the town, has been forced to find other means of getting around after the bike was taken from his back garden in Wetmore Road on Saturday.
According to friends, Rev Orton, who can also regularly found volunteering at Burton's YMCA centre, is never seen without his bike.
He says he is already missing the bicycle, not only because of how often he uses it but how he came to have it in the first place.
He said: "It was given to me by the people I work with at the centre. It suited me.
"I'm a priest so I like to get around in the community. I like to meet people and talk to people, so it's useful for a lot of things.
"It suited me for what I needed and it's going to be hard to replace."
Katie McMillan, a youth participation and engagement officer at Burton's YMCA centre, and a friend of Rev Orton's, said it was much more to him than just a bike.
She said: "I think he's a bit heartbroken to be honest. It was his favourite bike and we just want him to be able get it back.
"We're hoping that someone might have seen something and can help us get it back."
Ms McMillan said there was a certain irony that the bike was taken from where Rev Orton thought it would be safe.
She said: "It was in his back garden when it was taken. Ironically, he normally leaves it everywhere and it is fine."
The police are currently investigating the incident but with the chances of the perpetrator being traced appearing unlikely, Rev Orton is hopeful that whoever stole the bike will find it in their heart to return it.
He said: "It's just sad. I'm hoping the person that took it might be kind enough to put it back."


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Could Justin Timberlake be sending secret messages to his former flame Britney Spears in a secret track on his new album? One can only hope! (Sorry, Jessica Biel…)
According to people who have too much time on their hands to analyze songs (thanks, guys!), one theory is that Justin's hidden track (5 minutes and 23 seconds after the final song) is about him wanting to save Brit Brit. Check out the lyrics:
"And if I had a pair of wings/I'd pick you and fly you far away from here/And we'd fly so high up in the sky/Where the stars are so clear/And then I could save you/From the troubles of the world/And all you'd have to pack is your heart to bring/And there we are, you and me/Flying on a big ol' pair of wings."
While it doesn't blatantly scream "Britney, bitch," if you compare it to one of her songs, it seems like it is a response piece:
"Everytime I try to fly/I fall without my wings/I feel so small/I guess I need you baby/And everytime I see you in my dreams/I see your face, it's haunting me/I guess I need you baby."
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Vitrue, the global leader and innovator of social enterprise software, today announced the release of the industry's first new Instagram Tab module as part of its Vitrue Social Relationship Management (SRM) platform, providing marketers with the ability to seamlessly integrate Instagram photos within Facebook Pages.
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In the children's category, the contest was won by the Cumbila group, having received for such victory 15.000 kwanzas.
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Wildmind Meditation News
Jan 14, 2013
Headspace: meditation for the modern age
Meg Pruce, Time Out: In the daily hustle and bustle of London, it's tough to find the time to stop, kick back and actually relax. It's become almost impossible to put down our smartphones, tablets or any snazzy device which demands attention at all hours of the day. If we can't escape our frenetic lifestyles, then ways to relax must come to us. Thankfully for our poor overloaded brains, the meditation gurus at Headspace have cannily acknowledged this gap in the market. The social enterprise project aims to bring meditation bang up-to-date, by offering short guided lessons in how to take a moment…
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Jun 14, 2011
I was wrong about Trafalgar Square's meditation flashmob
Naseem Khan, the Guardian: I've never been too drawn by flashmobs.
If people chose to gather clandestinely and suddenly burst out into song en masse or into a dance routine, it seems harmless enough. Maybe a burst of a surprise activity in a public place is a good thing, momentarily shaking people's assumptions of what is normal, and maybe raising their spirits.
But the idea of a flashmob of people meditating? In Trafalgar Square? I didn't care for the idea. It seemed to either present meditation as a display of the weird and wonderful, or be making an ostentatiously pious comment about the dehumanisation of urban contemporary life.
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Jun 04, 2011
Meditation flashmob takes over Trafalgar Square
Flash Mobs are large groups of people who gather "spontaneously" in a public place, perform an unusual act then quickly disperse. On June 2, the Wake Up London sangha organized a flashmob meditation in London's Tragalgar Square, which attracted several hundred participants. The event was modeled on public meditations such as the one in Austin, Texas, that took place this spring.
The project's goals included creating an environment for people from all walks of life to come together in meditation, spreading awareness of meditation to the public, and coming together as a community to send positive intentions out into the world.
At 6:32PM a female member of Wake Up … Read more »
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Prince William and Kate Middleton told meditation is key to a happy union
The first Buddhist monk to be invited to a royal wedding has advised Prince William and Kate Middleton to meditate daily for a happy marriage.
The Venerable Bogoda Seelawimala, the most senior Buddhist monk in Britain, said that would help them get through any marital difficulties.
He said: "Discuss your problems and meditate together each morning to empty the mind of all your problems."
Mr Seelawimala, 55, who is head priest at the London Buddhist Vihara in Chiswick, has been invited to join the 1,700-strong congregation at Westminster Abbey on April 29.
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MTV hosting 'Restore the Shore' fundraiser for Seaside HeightsAdd to Favorites | Jersey Shore
MTV is standing by the setting of "Jersey Shore" in the time after Hurricane Sandy. The television network has announced it is hosting a one-hour fundraising special to raise money for Seaside Heights, N.J.
The special will be called "Restore the Shore" and will take place on Nov. 15 at 11 p.m. ET and air on MTV. The cable network has announced it is working with the nonprofit organization Architecture for Humanity to raise funds to help rebuild the Seaside Heights boardwalk as well as to assist individuals and business who were affected by the storm, The New York Times reports.
The cast members of "Jersey Shore" are going to be a part of "Restore the Shore," with other guest appearances being announced at a later date. Following the destruction of much of Seaside Heights, Vinny Guadagnino told MTV News that his "second home" has his support.
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Glenn Beck will broadcast from Israel during a surprise visit.
The right-wing talk show provocateur, who recently left Fox News Channel, will air his syndicated radio show from Israel on Tuesday, his website announced.
"What prompted Glenn's sudden trip over to Israel? We're told that details are coming soon," said the website, which noted that Beck has been "taking a strong and vocal stand for Israel."
Beck, who is ardently pro-Israel, nonetheless angered an array of Jewish groups recently for likening the quest for "social justice" to Nazism and for falsely insinuating that liberal philanthropist and Holocaust survivor George Soros was a Nazi collaborator.
One of those groups, Jews for Social Justice, claimed credit for the Fox-Beck split, although both sides denied it.
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Searching for Signs of Spring
Last year, around this time, I started to search for signs of spring. After a terrible 2011 winter, I was so excited to have my first NYC Spring. Thing is, I didn't know where to look. Now, a year later, I do. After I dropped my kids off at school yesterday, I jogged over to the Conservatory Garden (free!) in Central Park to see how spring was coming a long. It's getting there. I can't wait for these little tulip sprouts to look like this! Even now, in its transition state, the Conservatory Garden is one my favorite places in the city to visit.
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I LOVE this garden. When I was a student at the NY Botanical Gardens I had to to an entire report on it - I was in heaven! It's like this great secret in the middle of the park - so glad you shared it here!ReplyDelete
Mine too. Let's go together :) I can't wait for all those tulips and blossoms.ReplyDelete
That kind-a messed up pic on the top left is the best. I found Conservatory Garden accidentally. It is so great.ReplyDelete
I've been looking too on my college's campus. The grass is starting to become bright greens and the trees had little buds on them. I'm anxiously waiting for the full bloom.ReplyDelete
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STEPHANOPOULOS: And he calls it a tax. I'm going to move on now at this point. The court also ruled that the federal government can't take away a state's Medicaid funding if it refuses to go along with the expansion of coverage. That could affect up to 17 million people who would have been covered by the expansion. And we've already got a lot of governors signaling that they're going to turn down the expansion because of that. That could mean millions fewer covered.
How much does that worry you? And what can you do about it?
LEW: Well, to be clear, the extension of Medicaid coverage for those who can't afford it was upheld, and states are now in a position where the federal government is saying, we will pay 100 percent of the cost of covering those people.
In the 1960s, when Medicaid was enacted with a much smaller federal share, where the state had to actually pay a considerable amount, the states all ultimately came in.
STEPHANOPOULOS: So you think these governors are bluffing when they say they won't?
LEW: In -- in -- in 1997, when the child health program was expanded, still the match was -- required states to pay something, the states came in. It's 100 percent federal. And I believe that the states will come in.
STEPHANOPOULOS: It goes down to 90 percent after several years.
LEW: It goes down to 90 after several years, but it is the most generous federal match in the history of Medicaid. And I think a governor's going to have to answer to their own people. The vast majority of states will come in. For those few that are slow to come in, they're going to have to answer to people why they're turning this down and why they're letting people go without coverage.
STEPHANOPOULOS: Governor Bobby Jindal of Louisiana suggested that perhaps if you make those Medicaid payments a block grant, he would accept the funding. Is that something you can go along with?
LEW: You know, I think that there's been a debate about Medicaid going back many years. We think that it's important to protect Medicaid as something that people have a right to in whatever state they're in, and there have to be some requirements that states meet in terms of who's covered and what's covered. I think this law expands coverage. It's a good thing. And the states should implement it. And I think most states will.
STEPHANOPOULOS: You know, let's turn to the politics a little bit. Individual parts of the plan are still popular, as Vicki Kennedy said, but the overall plan isn't. And that seemed to energized Governor Romney and his supporters. I want to show you something he said on Friday.
ROMNEY: The American people didn't want it in 2010. That's one of the reasons we picked up so many seats in the House and Senate. And -- and I think in the election this November, people who know they don't want Obamacare will have to vote out President Obama. And that's a plus for me.
STEPHANOPOULOS: You see that, he says it's a plus for him. Can President Obama now do what he hasn't been able to do yet and turn it into a political plus?


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Dasher says,"You know this is something that I feel really called to do."
Dasher is a Republican. He is running on a platform built on his faith in God and family.
"I believe that the intellectual ellites in Washington have forgotten where our rights come from. They come from God not a group of political thinkers," says Dasher.
He believes representatives are meant to protect the rights given to us by God, but Dasher says the government is currently stepping on those rights.
"The EPA is seeking to take control of all our farm land with their ridiculous ditch rule, which if it has a puddle or a ditch on it, the EPA says we have a right to control that land. That's an infringement on property rights, and I'm against that," says Dasher.
Adopting a balanced budget amendment and overhauling the Department of Veteran's Affairs are other issues Dasher says he would like to address if elected to office.
Dasher is also in favor of market based solutions to health care reform and a tax code that does not punish achievement.


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Toshiba Satellite U200
SpecificationsNotebook: Toshiba Satellite U200
Processor: Intel Core Duo T2400
Graphics Adapter: Intel Graphics Media Accelerator (GMA) 950 128 MB
Display: 12.1 inch, 16:10, 1280x768 pixels
Weight: 1.9kg
Price: euro
Reviews for the Toshiba Satellite U200
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I am very happy with my purchase of the U200. I have no regrets about getting this unit and not choosing one of the other systems I looked at. The only one thing I would have changed was the fact that the only processor available was the T2250. I just wish Toshiba would offer us Canadians the ability to build our own systems. Speed and performance freaks won't find the U200 fast enough but for the average user looking for an ultra-portable notebook I would not hesitate to recommend the U200-PT7.
umfangreicher Erfahrungsbericht eines Benutzers; online abrufbar
Leistung zufriedenstellend, Mobilität sehr gut, Verarbeitung gut
Single Review, online available, Short, Date: 03/14/2007
Rating: performance: 70% mobility: 90% workmanship: 80%
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Overall, I'm very impressed with this laptop. It is great for me to carry around, take on flights or to school everyday. It's a great laptop for business but also has a lot of consumer oriented features. The widescreen is great for viewing worksheets side-by-side or watching movies. The fingerprint reader provides extra security for the business user. I'd recommend this laptop to anyone looking for a notebook that is very durable, light and powerful. It's not too expensive price makes it a good option for the business user or student, looking for portability, durability, and performance, but not gaming.
umfangreicher Erfahrungsbericht eines Benutzers; online abrufbar
Verarbeitung gut, Leistung ziemlich gut
Single Review, online available, Short, Date: 08/28/2006
Rating: performance: 90% workmanship: 90%
Intel Graphics Media Accelerator (GMA) 950: Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 950 is an integrated (onboard) graphic chip on Mobile Intel 945GM chipset. It is a faster clocked version of the GMA 900 and supports no hardware T&L (Transform & Lightning) accelleration (which is required for some games).
These graphics cards are not suited for Windows 3D games. Office and Internet surfing however is possible.
» Further information can be found in our Comparison of Mobile Graphics Cards and the corresponding Benchmark List.
Intel Core Duo: Double Core processor with a very good relation of performance to current consumption. The 2 MB L2 Cache are used together by the double. The maximum capacity of 31 watts is only 4 watts more than with the Pentium M (predecessor). Both cores are lowered automatically and independently of each other by speed steps down to 1 GHz. In addition it now supports also SSE3 instructions. At least it is just as fast as a equivalent Pentium M. With applications, which were designed for multi-processors, the performance can be nearly twice as fast as with the Pentium M (e.g. CineBench around 86% fast)
T2400: » Further information can be found in our Comparison of Mobile Processsors.
12.1": This is a common display format for subnotebooks. Most netbooks have a tinier display. The advantage is, that the subnotebook can be small dimensioned and can be carried easily. Further the small display needs few energy, which improves the battery runtime and in consequence the mobility. The disadvantage is that the reading of texts is a bit exhausting for the eyes, especially with high resolutions.» To find out how fine a display is, see our DPI List.
1.9 kg: These sub-notebooks weight less than the average of all notebooks, but represent a heavier class of weight among the sub-notebooks. 12 inch displays are normal for this class of weight.
Toshiba: Toshiba Corporation is a multinational conglomerate manufacturing company, headquartered in Japan. The company's main business is in Infrastructure, Consumer Products, and Electronic devices and components. Toshiba-made Semiconductors are among the Worldwide Top 20 Semiconductor Sales Leaders. Toshiba is one of the biggest international notebook-manufacturer. There exist many reviews for Toshiba models.
» Further information can be found in our Notebook Purchase Guide.


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North Aurora Police PensionBoard of TrusteesSpecial MeetingMinutes of the meeting – June 11, 2013The meeting was called to order at 5:05 pm, by Greg Manko. Roll call was conducted and members present were as follows: Greg Manko, Mary Licar, Brad Brown, Robyn Stecklein and Ray Treve. Also present were Board Attorney Charles Atwell, Bill Hannah from the Village of North Aurora, Ed MacMillian and Anise Hesson. Audience CommentsNoneApproval of MinutesNo minutes to approve.New BusinessThis meeting is a special board meeting for presentation of RFP's. The 3 companies selected to give presentations were Graystone Consulting, Sawyer Falduto and MB Financial.Each company was given 20 minutes to present to the Board. Each presentation was followed by a question and answer session from the Board.DiscussionA discussion was held after all the presentations were complete. All companies are competent; all companies follow statutory guidelines. The Board reviewed the presentations given by the companies and discussed the different investment management styles offered by the three firms, fees and past performance over the last several years. After considerable discussion, a motion was made by Robyn Stecklein to stay with the current investment manager, MB Financial. This motion was seconded by Brad Brown. A roll call vote was taken: Manko – no; Stecklein – yes; Brown – yes; Licar – yes; Treve – yes. Motion passes.Bill Hannah said he would coordinate with MB Financial for the development of a new a new investment management agreement for approval by the Board at the next regular meeting in July. The next pension board meeting will be held on July 22, 2013 at 5pm. A motion was made to adjorn the meeting by Brad Brown; seconded by Mary Licar. Roll call vote: Manko – yes; Stecklein – yes; Brown – yes, Licar - yes; Treve – yes; Motion passes.Meeting adjourned at 7:10 p.m.Greg Manko - PresidentBrad Brown - Secretary
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Hotels in Montauk
Many hotels in Montauk offer breathtaking views of the water or local attractions. Whether you're looking for a romantic spot with a fireplace or something a little more family-friendly, you'll find something that suits your needs with the wide variety of Mon-tauk hotels.
Follow in the footsteps of Charles Lindbergh by booking a stay at the Montauk Yacht Club, one of the best hotels in Montauk. The hotel is 80 years old, but there are plenty of modern amenities available. Guests can enjoy tennis, boating, and swimming right on the premises. The hotel is ideal for destination weddings and other special events.
Solé East Resort is a renovated Tudor-style building, with seven garden cabana suites and 60 modern bungalows. Tune out your troubles while listening to the sounds of the poolside DJ. Lush lawns and gardens with bamboo walkways make this one of the ho-tels in Montauk known for its beach vibe. Sister property Solé East Beach is a re-vamped oceanfront motel.
The low-key Tudor-style hotel has beachy accents like sisal carpets and wood-burning fireplaces.
Owned by a team of New York City club impresarios, the Surf Lodge made a splash when it opened its 32-waterfront rooms on Fort Pond in the summer of 2008.
The 80-year old island staple, where Charles Lindbergh once visited, gave its 107 rooms a multimillion dollar overhaul in 2009. The property has a scaled-down replica of the town's famous lighthouse, not to mention three pools, four tennis courts, a spa, and a marina.
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The Information Technology and Innovation Foundation (ITIF) has released a comprehensive analysis of the Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP) trade agreement, outlining specific policy recommendations for U.S. negotiators as the 12 nations comprising the TPP look to wrap up talks. The report, Concluding a High-Standard, Innovation-Maximizing TPP Agreement, presents a blueprint for the U.S. to ensure the greatest possible value out of the sweeping trade deal and urges against compromises that could weaken American innovation.
"A substandard TPP is far worse than no agreement at all, as it could harm American competitiveness and innovation for decades to come," says Michelle Wein, research analyst with ITIF and co-author of the report. "The TPP can be a model trade agreement that maximizes innovation and promotes economic growth for all member countries, but to do so it must protect intellectual property, eliminate non-tariff barriers to trade, and ensure the free flow of information across borders."
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On Mon, 1 Jul 2002, Peter Jay Salzman wrote:
> XFree86 -configure is nearly flawless
Now there is a bold claim. :)
> and asks no questions (so you can't inadvertantly tell it any lies).
Perhaps all programmers should all be using Ada, so the language police
could keep us from telling lies, too.
I really don't know whether xf86cfg is any better or worse than "XFree86
-configure" for a broad range of hardware, but the manpage says the former
calls the latter. I am still exploring XFree86 4.2 capabilities on a
relatively new laptop, but it is looking like the touchpad is a puzzle for
XFree86 -configure (hand editing time) and most of the video capabilities
are also out of reach (though it kind of works).
As for the "best tool"... Debian's "man 7 XF86Config" indicates:
Information about the XFree86 X server is available in the
XFree86(1) manual page. The format of the version 4 server
configuration file is given in XF86Config-4(5), and the upstream,
text-based configuration tool for the version 4
server is documented in xf86config(1), Note, however, that usage
of the debconf configuration process is preferred.
To reconfigure the X server using debconf, simply run:
dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xfree86
I am not entirely sure I trust this, as it does not appear to rely on
XFree86 -configure, which would have access to the very most recent driver
information without depending on updationg of programs not included in
the XFree86 source.
> pete
> begin Henry House <firstname.lastname@example.com>
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2011 Bronco Football Youth Camp Ages 6-13, June 11-13
Registration Will Begin February 2011
General Info:
The Bronco Football Staff at Boise State is excited to give YOU the opportunity to learn the basic fundamentals of every phase of football-offense, defense, and special teams. The emphasis will be on developing your football skills at every position: kicker, punter, offensive/defensive line, quarterback, defensive back, running back and so on. Learn from the 8 time WAC Champion and 2 time Fiesta Bowl Champion Bronco Football Staff on how to be successful in Football and in Life.
-Daily competitive drills.
-All sessions are taught and supervised by the Boise State coaches and staff.
Campers just need to show up with their shorts, shirt, and shoes/cleats. Each camper will receive a 2011 Bronco Football Camp T-shirt.
Individual Registration:
Registration deadline is Wednesday, June 8th.
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Losses are bad; wins are good. Seems simple enough. The Florida Gators–coming off a (learning?) loss–got back in the win column with an 82-43 victory over the Southeastern Louisiana Lions. Florida was led by senior guard Mike Rosario who paced the Gators in almost every offensive category. Rosario had 20 points on 8-for-13 shooting and went 4-for-8 from behind the arc. For good measure, he also tied for the team lead with six rebounds. Rosario did all of this while also leading Florida with 31 minutes on the court. The senior has experienced his ups and downs since becoming a Gator, but head coach Billy Donovan thinks Rosario has finally figured it all out. "I think he has really conformed, he's worked and I think it's shown in his play. He's much, much more disciplined, much more responsible, much more accountable. I feel like I know what I'm getting from him from day to day. That's the most difficult thing to deal with as a coach, when you have a talented player and you do...
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Ran into a group of Harley riders at a service area a couple of weeks ago. Most of them on Electra or Street Glides. Never gave a second thought about Harleys lately, been riding sportbikes, supermotos/enduros the last 15 years, but two of the Street Glides, customized with taste, where looking COMPLETELY BADASS, especially one with a Matte black paintjob, and really got me into thinking to sell my two bikes and get myself a Street Glide.
Here's a couple of pics:
Anyway, the next week I called a couple of dealers, asked for a test ride and made appointments. The Street Glide was great, too bad at 6' the BatWings/mini windscreen produced so much buzz and buffeting which ruled it out for me.
I also took a spin on a Fat Boy Lo - drove it about 1 mile, turned around, rode back, gave back the key and thanked the dealer for the ride. I found the riding position pretty unbearable, putting yourself into an completely unnatural riding posture, like sitting on a too low chair with the rear chairlegs about to break, the forward positioned feet on the floorboards locked into one position (I have shoesize 13) by the rear shifter etc. etc.
As I was at it, I also test rode a 1200 Sportster Custom. Except for the forward mounted footpegs which drag on every occasion, especially on the right side, in terms of "vibe" from the engine, chassis/handling I liked it the best.
The Street Glide looks badass, though.
If you're a taller guy and are still thinking hog you might want to try out a Harley police bike. The FLHTP Police EG and FLHP Road Kink sit normal height and have (arguably) the best seat on a Harley, the air/spring police solo seat.
I wouldn't be surprised if the dealer wouldn't remove the heel shifter for a test ride if you asked him, so that you could get a feel of the bike without it. Love or hate HD's, Harley dealers are the most accommodating of any brand when it comes to test rides.
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Megan Fox on her pregnancy: I thought I was having the baby vampire from 'Twilight'
It's hard to be entirely prepared for a pregnancy, but apparently watching "The Twilight Saga" movies really helped Megan Fox. During an interview with Jay Leno on "The Tonight Show," the "This Is 40" star admitted that she felt like she was giving birth to baby Renesmee during her pregnancy.
"It was so bad for me actually that ... I was convinced that I was maybe birthing a vampire baby," she says. "Like the one from 'Twilight.' You know what happens to Bella, where she's in cold sweats all the time? I felt like that was happening because I had no vitamins and nutrients, I was just nauseous."
Leno quips back, "I like that that was your first thought. 'You know, I'll bet this is probably a vampire baby.'"
Fortunately baby Noah Shannon was born safe and sound and with no signs of supernatural powers. Still, we're sure somewhere out there Stephenie Meyer is patting herself on the back for doing such an accurate job describing "Breaking Dawn's" crazy birthing sequence.