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Fifteen-year-old Nicole Johnson is determined to be a country music star. "I live my life with no plan B," the tenacious teen says.
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Tonight's Stream-Opposition GDT
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Franzen really on third line? Is this how it was last game?
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I love games against the Wild. I get to see them on the tv. I can't wait! Woohoo!
Wings will win this despite spending the entire game on the wrong end of a 5 on 3 due to the ref thinking that Setoguchi was tripped every time he winds up on his face.
Wings: Mule, Miller, Mursak, MacDonald (not sure how he'll pull it off, but I'm on an M theme here)
Wild: Cullen (cuz he's from Moorhead, but only he gets to score for the Wild and not any other M boys. Just because I say so.)
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Don't worry. It's been a while since the Wings have been able to actually play an entire game.
I'll be watching this game at the bar with friends, its been a while since I've been able to actually watch an entire game. GO WINGS
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A flat donation of $10 regardless of what happens in addition to any conditions met above because it's for a good cause.
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Backstrom out for this game, looks like Harding gets the nod.
Prediction: Harding slips on octopus during pre-game skate and sprains ankle, Hackett gets the start.
Hackett does the splits against a Zetterberg breakaway and pulls a groin muscle. Out of options the Wild suit up Clutterbuck who goes on the break the single game hit record for a goalie but forgets to stay in his crease.
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It's a wonderful old building with good atmosphere and careful renovation. I do like the whitewashed medieval vaults! The furnishing is sparse, but fully comfortable and functional.
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The location is very convenient - walking distance for all the things you wish to see during 3-4 days.
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Can BitTorrent thrive in the mainstream?
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Long considered in Hollywood as part of an extensive and despised piracy tool kit, BitTorrent's file-sharing system will be used by Warner Bros. to distribute films and TV shows starting sometime this summer, the companies announced Tuesday.
The entertainment industry has for some time feared that file-swapping services would allow users to violate the studios' copyrights and engage in piracy of music and movies. Studios have aggressively filed lawsuits against peer-to-peer companies.
Entertainment executives now appear willing to partner with file-sharing companies. One reason, said Nitin Gupta, a research analyst at The Yankee Group, is that Hollywood needs a cheap and speedy way to transfer huge video files via the Web. Peer-to-peer technologies can do that. Another reason is that by offering the public a legal and inexpensive way to download video, the studios may feel they can remove the need to pirate content while the industry is still in its infancy, Gupta says.
"If you look at the music industry, they waited too long before doing anything about piracy," Gupta said. "Anything (the studios) can do now to raise awareness of a legitimate online distribution system means they are getting ahead of the trouble."
Even BitTorrent's competitors say the Warner Bros. agreement is a good deal for everyone.
"I think it's good for the industry that peer-to-peer technologies are finding markets," said Mike Homer, who founded Kontiki, one of the top peer-to-peer distribution systems. "It's good public relations. This shows that media producers have more confidence in that technology."
At the same time, Homer and others in the sector say Hollywood should move slowly with regard to untested file-sharing systems. BitTorrent has yet to prove that it can safeguard video distributed over the Net, offer studio executives the kind of distribution control they want and appeal to mainstream Internet users.
"BitTorrent's audiences are people who want free content and are willing to rip it off," Homer said. "The file-sharing crowd is looking for illegal content. They haven't been very attractive to media producers."
BitTorrent's president, Ashwin Navin, dismisses talk that the technology can only be used for illegal ends. BitTorrent, the company, has always been a model corporate citizen, Navin said. The company signed with Warner, the first of many deals the company expects, because it simply works.
"Much of the negative perception of BitTorrent came from the press," Navin said. "BitTorrent has become synonymous for one thing with our users: fast on-demand entertainment. The content providers are going to see BitTorrent in the same way."
BitTorrent allows a single file to be broken into small fragments that are distributed among computers. People then share pieces of the content with one another. This reduces bandwidth costs for content providers.
While it might be useful in moving large files, BitTorrent has yet to prove that its technology is a successful consumer service. To send movies across the Internet on a wide scale, entertainment chiefs are going to want absolute control over where the video goes, who sees it and who pays, said Todd Johnson, Kontiki's former chief executive.
"It's an incredibly complex problem," said Johnson, who has helped his company sign deals with such entertainment companies as AOL Time Warner and the BBC. "I'm going to be interested in finding out whether BitTorrent can provide all the central control and meet the requirements content owners are going to have."
What everybody in the sector agrees on is that peer-to-peer technologies are only going to appear more attractive, as more people start demanding high-quality Internet video.
The higher the quality, the more information that has to be pumped through broadband systems. A typical episode of "Lost" bought through iTunes requires Apple Computer to transfer 200 megabytes of data to a customer. A feature film could take up to 500 megabytes. Gupta said that the expense of distributing movies in high-definition quality could send costs skyrocketing tenfold.
"The key here is keeping costs down," Gupta said. "The low margins for a lot of the video content distributors make it critical for them to use peer-to-peer to deliver high-quality video."
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- Warner Bros. seems intent on making consumers a bad deal.
- You can buy a movie for download, but it will cost you the same as DVD, only be playable on the system you downloaded it on, lack extra features, likely be of inferior quality, and the consumer gets to provide the bandwidth for distribution. Sounds like Warner Bros. is just greedy as hell.
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- Setup to fail
- This deal setup by WB, and the other studios through Movielink are intentionally creating a model to fail. When these projects fail, they will then use it as "proof" that an online model will not work and will push through laws for mandatory copy protection and harsher penalties for people who assert their fair use.
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- It's gonna be cheaper. They don't have to package it anymore, its all digital info you're just be paying for the use of their copywritten product. Probably won't be much cheaper though :-( And cable providers will have to increase bandwidth drastically over the next 10 years anyway, an entertainment industry is just ahead of the curve for once. They're gonna put some dumb restrictions on the movies like music is, but you'll probably be able to burn it atleast once. And besides in a couple years, all entertainment appliances will be hooked up to personal home networks, and you'll just access your harddrive from your comptuer. Apple has a product out already that can do it.
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- Disk vs. Download: Disk wins
- One issue with downloads is that even as network
technology gets faster, disk capacity goes up. Many years
ago, I was working at a university computer lab and we had
two facilities. My boss there mentioned that they calculated
it was more than 10 times faster to fill a tape up with data
and carry it on the shuttle bus between the facilities than it
was to transmit that data between the two facilities. I work
with GB size files on a regular basis, and it is still true that
it is often faster to use the sneaker-net when transferring
large data files. I'd bet that a typical DVD, at ~5GB would
take a home broadband user at least a day to download,
but I can get a DVD from the store in less than an hour. The
HD-DVD and BD disks have something like 10 times the
capacity of DVDs, so would probably take a week or two to
download. I know there are lower-quality formats that may
take less space/bandwidth, but if the DVD costs the same
or even only a little more than the lower-quality download,
I'm buying the DVD.
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- Some info about speed
- I'm not sure how it all works since it's quite confusing but here is s a FAQ piece from CinimaNow.
4 How long does it take to download a movie?
With a fast connection (DSL, Cable Modem or better) a Standard Quality (700k) video should take about 30-40 minutes to download. A DVD Quality (1500K) takes about an hour to an hour and a half. If you want to watch your movie while it is downloading, you can start playing it in as little as 30 seconds.
7 How do I watch CinemaNow movies on my TV?
If your laptop has an S-video jack, then you can hook your computer directly to your TV. For more information and other suggestions on how to watch on your TV, click here.
9 Can I transfer movies to my video iPod, PSP or other portable player?
At this time, CinemaNow movies are not available for the iPod or PSP, however we are working with our content providers to expand the options you have. To see videos that are available for other quality portable players, please...
Probably best to just pick up a media center if you want to see it on your T.V.
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- And why should I use this service?
- If the price is the same as buying the DVD in the store, then why should I buy this "download" version? I don't get any box, I can only watch it on my PC, the compression is more aggressive (read: less quality), and oh, I cannot play it on my other PC's (what if I have a workstation and a notebook?), nor in my DVD player in the living room..
Someone at WB should be looking at the deal that Apple signed with WB competitors.. this is not the way the consumer want his content, nor for the same price as off-the-shelf DVD!
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- Heck no
- BitTorrent wastes bandwidth. It doubles bandwidth utilization,
not to mention overhead. It slows networks and that is a
disservice to all customers. There are far better alternatives for
media delivery.
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- For BitTorrent's intended purpose it's fairly efficient. Swarm style downloading and segmented uploads came into being as a away to over come limited upload rates and to spread the bandwidth requirements over time to distribute large files. Most of the popular clients allow you to define how much bandwidth gets used. As far as Warner Bros. movie service goes, it's going to depend how they implement it.
As for better alternatives, name one. The traditional server hosting method is quite expensive, just ask the people who run YouTube.com. They're burning VC money like crazy on bandwidth costs.
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- Pretty Silly
- THis almost introduces other people to illegal downloading because at first they're going to pay for they're movies. But soon most likely goin to find another site other than bittorrent.com and going to find they are able to download the same movie for free. I dont know about hte official client but in know that Utorrent and BitComet both allow to search different torrents index sites from the client.
Also will there be an antileech protection or will Warner Brothers set up some servers to seed the files.
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- BitTorrent can thrive if they know what they are doing
- Peer-to-peer file sharing system is grid distribution. It offers unlimited selection and flexibility unmatched by other options. In order to succeed they have to protect the content owner interests i.e. secure contents against piracy without compromising consumer rights. There is a way to do this e.g. Peervision.com.
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- This can work
- But only on a few conditions:
1. The price will have to be competitive. If consumers have to pay anything within a few dollars what they have to pay for the physical DVD, nobody will want to do it.
2. The quality must at least compare with, and preferably rival, what is already available for free.
3. The service must be highly available. What is stopping people from turning off BitTorrent once they are done with the file? Sure, they can upload the parts they've downloaded before its done, but ideally, that shouldn't even be very long. The real selling point here is going to be nearly on-demand service, so that you can buy a download, go make and eat dinner, come back in an hour or so and watch your movie.
The advantage this service will have by default is that the movies will (or should) be easy to find, and in contrast to many illegal P2P downloads, there will be no question about the safety (assuming there won't have any Sony-esque DRM involved) or *actual* content what you are downloading.
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- "A feature film could take up to 500 megabytes."
That's way on the low end: if you want a quality movie, it most likely will be at least a gig.
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- Stupid!
- Why should consumers be willing to let movie studios use their bandwidth to distribute content so the studios can make money? Right now, the reason users are willing to share what they have is the community thing. Users want to help those who have helped them. They're not going to want to use their bandwidth to make Warner Brothers money. Of course the studios like the idea: Free Bandwidth! Now it's almost like they want to steal from us.
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- I have experimented with this, and it works.
Take the video file, and remove a small percentage of the data. The file will still play in some players, but the quality will be terrible.
Distribute the large file via torrent for the speed.
Distribute the small, interlaced bit via a controlled network to control who gets the whole thing, while still reducing bandwidth.
I have done this (in a test) with an MPG file. I removed whole bytes at regular intervals, replacing them with 0. The quality was terrible, even removing only a very small percentage. I ended up with a workable solution. A controlable file of a reasonable size to distribute, and a large file easy to put on torrent that did not really need any controls because the lock file made the difference in quality worth paying for. In my experiment, I replaced on in every 10000 bytes.
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Do you eat out because you hate to cook or don't have the time? You may want to rethink your attitude toward cooking. Here's why: eating out means more calories and sodium! This is bad news for folks who are watching their weight. Researchers asked 1,000 men and women to track their meals at home and at restaurants for a week. Check out the stats below...
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Averaged 550 calories for meals at home, but averaged 825 calories for meals as restaurants.
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Averaged 625 calories for meals at home, but averaged 900 calories for meals at restaurants.
Based on nutrition facts from over 28,000 dishes at 245 restaurants across the country, researchers also found that the typical appetizer contains 700 calories; an entrée contains 590 calories; side dish, 210 calories; non-alcoholic beverage, 360 calories and the typical dessert is around 355 calories. So how can you enjoy eating out without agonizing over calories? Skip the appetizer and dessert. Plus, watch the portion size—split an entrée with a friend or take half of it home for lunch tomorrow.
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From Our Kitchen to Yours: Diver Sea Scallops Recipe from Luminaria Executive Chef Marc Quiñones
New Luminaria Executive Chef, Marc Quiñones recently released his much anticipated summer dinner menu to rave reviews. And now he's sharing the recipe for one of his most popular dishes – Diver Sea Scallops with Chorizo Croquettes. Ever since Chef Marc featured his signature scallops on the KASA 2 STYLE morning cooking segment a few weeks ago, viewers and dinners have been begging for the recipe. This dish is sophisticated enough for even the most discerning palates, yet simple enough for even novice home cooks to prepare. Ingredients can be sourced from your local specialty grocery store or farmers' market, and we promise you won't have any trouble finding plenty of dinner guests to fill your table. So grab your apron and bring a little of our kitchen home to yours.
Diver Sea Scallops with Chorizo Croquettes - Serves 4 - 6ppl
For Croquettes
4 potatoes
10 oz Spanish Chorizo
4 oz cheese (shredded or crumbled)
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Peel and steam potatoes until fork tender and mash. While potatoes are steaming dice and sauté your favorite Spanish chorizo and set aside to cool. Combine chorizo and potatoes and mix until well incorporated. Add cheese and mix well. Spread mashed potato mixture onto a sheet pan no more than 1 inch in height. Using a 2 inch diameter ring mold cut out round portions and dip in egg wash and bread crumbs. Fry at 350 degrees until crispy.
For the Lemongrass Sauce
1 oz diced shallots
1 oz minced garlic
2 oz grape seed oil
4 oz of white wine
4 oz fresh lemongrass
8 oz cream
Combine diced shallots and minced garlic in a small sauce pan and sauté on medium heat in grape seed oil. Add white wine and reduce that by half. Add fresh lemon grass and simmer for 20 minutes. Add cream and reduce by 1/3. At this point your sauce will be thick enough to coat the back of a spoon. Strain sauce.
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Sear Scallops for 4 minutes on each side until well bronzed.
For Chinese Long Beans
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Sauté in grape seed oil and garlic until tender.
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Stuart Lancaster set for England job interview next week
Published at 14:11, Friday, 16 March 2012
Speculation is mounting that Stuart Lancaster will be formally interviewed next week for the post of England head coach.
The 42-year-old Cumbrian interim head coach is among the front-runners for the job which has been vacant since the departure of Martin Johnson following a disastrous 2011 World Cup.
His main rival is highly-respected former Italy and South Africa coach Nick Mallett.
Support is growing for Lancaster both inside and outside the Rugby Football Union, and if his interview goes well, he could be confirmed as head coach by the end of the month.
The farmer's son, from Culgaith, near Penrith, will be asked to outline his vision for the future of English rugby to a five-man panel headed by Ian Ritchie, the RFU's new chief executive, and prove he is up to the task of leading them into the 2015 World Cup on home soil. The rest of the panel is made up of Sir Ian McGeechan, Conor O'Shea, Richard Hill and Rob Andrew.
British Lions legend McGeechan has already spoken up Lancaster's prospects of landing the job full-time after admitting he has been impressed with the impact he has had on England since taking control for the Six Nations.
RFU chiefs have deliberately not started the interview process because they did not want it to distract its caretaker coach from the campaign.
After opening victories over Scotland and Italy, England lost 19-12 to Wales despite a spirited performance. But they underlined their growing improvement under Lancaster with a 24-22 victory in Paris and even a final weekend defeat to Ireland tomorrow might not dent his prospects of securing the job.
Lancaster first laced his boots at St Bees School and came through the ranks at Penrith before playing for Cumbria at Under-16 and Under-18 level. He was appointed Leeds Carnegie's director of rugby and led them back to the Premiership following a title-winning season in 2006/07.
While England's stock hit a low in the aftermath of the World Cup, Lancaster's couldn't be higher as he has established himself as a senior figure in the RFU since joining in 2008 in a dual role as head of elite player development in charge of the Saxons.
He guided Saxons to nine out of 10 victories, picking up three Churchill Cups, England Under-20s have been in three out of four Junior World Championship finals and last year he secured an RBS 6 Nations Grand Slam, and the Under-18 team boasts an 89 per cent win record since the start of the 2007/08 season.
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Ormond Beach, Florida – February 14, 2011 – Sunrise Aviation, a flight school and FBO located in Central Florida, announced today that they are installing the Wi-Flight flight data monitoring system in their fleet of general aviation aircraft. Wi-Flight is an automated flight data capture and analysis system that also incorporates a cockpit voice recorder system. Sunrise Aviation has already installed the system in one of their 40 training aircraft and will initially install Wi-Flight in 3 aircraft during a short evaluation period. Later, Sunrise Aviation expects to install the Wi-Flight system in all of their single-engine aircraft, a fleet of over 30 airplanes based at Ormond Beach, Florida.
The Wi-Flight flight data recorder system is a combination cockpit voice recorder and flight data recorder that sits atop the airplane glareshield and automatically records, uploads to the internet, and analyzes the data from each flight. Wi-Flight will email Sunrise Aviation whenever a flight exceeds school set safety parameters including low-level flights, flights in unauthorized airspace, or even hard landings. Wi-flight's playback features will also allow flight instructors and students to review each flight visually through the use of Google Earth 3-D simulations. The audio features of Wi-Flight will permit playback not only of each radio transmission to air traffic control but will include all crew intercom communication and ambient noise as well.
Devon Dorato, Chief Pilot at Sunrise Aviation, stated that "the Wi-Flight flight data recorder will not only add an element of safety to our flight program, but will also enhance our flight training capabilities. "
Pascal Gosselin, President of General Aviation Safety Network and makers of the Wi-Flight system, commented that "We are delighted to have Sunrise Aviation evaluate Wi-Flight for fleet-wide deployment." In addition, Gosselin mentioned that "Wi-Flight's full automated flight capture, upload and analysis were tailored exactly for the type of mixed fleet operations of larger flight schools such as Sunrise."
The Wi-flight system consists of a Neo mobile phone which serves as a wireless flight data recorder. That flight data recorder automatically records GPS position and accepts audio input for the entire flight. When the flight ends, the device uploads the data to the internet via the nearest Wi-Fi network for analysis by the Wi-Flight servers. Sunrise Aviation already has a wireless internet system in place and will optimize that system for better uploading on their parking ramp at the Ormond Beach Municipal Airport in Florida.
Flights instructors, students and management will be able to view browser-based internet playbacks to "view" their flights using Goggle Earth 3-D that features both cockpit and chase plane simulated views. Streaming audio from the radio, intercom and ambient noise will be available with the simulated view. Instructors will be able to view how well the student executed each maneuver. Students can login at home and review each flight at their convenience. All students, but especially those from non-English speaking countries, will be able to listen as often as they like to their own communications with air traffic controllers.
Wi-flight's Gosselin also stated that "Sunrise's evaluation of Wi-Flight begins as we have just released a powerful new flight playback and analysis interface."
Sunrise Aviation owns over 40 aircraft utilized for airplane rental and pilot training. Recent additions to Sunrise's fleet include several Cessna Skyhawks (C172SP) with G1000 glass cockpit avionics, plus additional C172 R and S models with standard flight instruments.
The amount of pilot training conducted at Sunrise Aviation has expanded over the past few years. January 2011 was the best month for student enrollments at Sunrise Aviation in several years. Today, students from Asia and the Gulf States keep the Sunrise Aviation fleet especially busy. Recently, more interest has been expressed by potential students in Africa and the Caribbean countries. Students from nearly 50 different countries have enrolled at Sunrise Aviation in just the past few years. Sunrise Aviation specializes in Professional Pilot Courses geared towards students wanting careers as airline pilots. Sunrise Aviation also does individual ratings including private pilot, instrument rating, commercial pilot, multi-engine rating, ATP and even flight instructor ratings.
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Since the early 2000's, Sydney-based performing songwriter Sally Seltmann has released music under the moniker of New Buffalo before reclaiming her own name for 2010's Heart That's Pounding, an album that garnered her a nomination for an ARIA and the Australia Music Prize. But she's still best known stateside as the co-writer "1-2-3-4," a song originally titled "Sally's Song" and iPod fueled hit for Arts & Crafts labelmate Feist. Seltmann's own recordings have tended to lean towards breezy, inticately constructed melodic pop -- with what we've called "an ambitious and unabashedly sunny charm" -- and a style that has given her short shrift from the hipster indie press looking for the edgy and angsty. Seltmann's as-yet-untitled February album likely won't change that perception. But aficionado of lush, orchestrated and theatrical alt-pop will find much to love in tracks like lead single "Billy" -- with a wonderfully wacky video -- and "Needle In The Hay" where chiming choruses meet what sounds like an angel playing a pedal steel. Click through to watch "Billy" and stream "Needle."
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Ex-OSU RB Eddie George Comfortable Onstage
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Former Tennessee Titans running back Eddie George is commonly described as a Renaissance Man for his various interests away from the football field.
His next venture takes that to a whole new level.
Starting Thursday, George will play Julius Caesar in the Nashville Shakespeare Festival that runs until January 29th at Belmont University. For cynics that believe this will turn out like the infamous 1991 action film "Stone Cold" starring ex-NFL linebacker Brian Bosworth, think again.
"I'm not fresh off the football field and jumping into theater for a publicity stunt. This is something that I take very serious, that I've taken very serious and I've been focusing on since my playing days have been done," said George, who retired after the 2004 season.
He has trained with acting coaches for years for this moment and performed in several local plays before. He even has his own acting troupe in Nashville, where he is still beloved for leading the Titans to Super Bowl XXXIV in 2000.
And now the man who transformed from a fumbling freshman at Ohio State into a four-time Pro Bowler has taken his legendary work ethic to the stage and this lead role.
George regards theater as the "training camp" of acting where hopeful thespians learn the fundamentals of the profession.
"I looked at the greatest actors that have performed and they all have one thing in common and that is theater," George said. "Whether that is Denzel Washington to Al Pacino (or) Robert De Niro."
[Related: NFL draft's 50 biggest busts: Where are they now?]
Check out George's description of preparing for roles.
"(It's) not just reading a script for the words, that's just the tip of the iceberg," he said. "There's just so much work. It's like you're investigating this character, you're doing so much research about the character and understanding him on a soul level and understanding the intention … You may have five words that you're going to say, but it's going to come from a foundation."
Yes, George caught the acting bug. That's why he has carved out time to pursue it on top of getting his MBA from Northwestern, starting his own restaurant, launching a company that promotes fitness and co-founding another in landscape architecture.
According to the 1995 Heisman Trophy winner and 24th leading rusher in NFL history, going onstage fills the void of the same adrenaline rush he loved on the gridiron.
"When you look at artists, they all want to be athletes," George said. "And athletes want to be artists because that same through-line is the instant gratification of the crowd and being in the moment.
"As athletes, you're entertainers. You see guys nowadays after they score touchdowns, they're doing something entertaining. Whether it's a football dance or something that they're acting out, something that catches the attention of viewers and fans. You live for that."
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Unfortunately, athletes-turned-actors are often met with skepticism from the public after witnessing the likes of Bosworth and former New York Giant Michael Strahan, whose FOX sitcom "Brothers" was cancelled after one season in 2009.
How does George get people to take him seriously?
"By taking on roles that people least expect me to take," George coolly replied.
If that's the case, mission accomplished. NFL players are expected to take on acting roles either playing themselves (Dan Marino in "Ace Ventura"), renegade cops (Bosworth in "Stone Cold") or hulking henchmen (Howie Long in "Broken Arrow").
Instead, George reversed field.
"A lot of the things I am doing within my acting ensemble (are) taking myself out of my comfort zone of being the hard-core, macho guy," George said.
George has an eclectic list of favorite films and plays he enjoys plus actors he admires that range from Denzel Washington to Anne Hathaway. It should suit him well in his stated goal of becoming a "chameleon" onstage that can handle a wide array of roles.
[Related: Isaiah Mustafa: Wash-out NFL WR to "Old Spice Guy"]
As for the silver screen, George has already appeared in a handful of films such as the 2007 flick "The Game Plan" featuring The Rock. George also has a role in an upcoming Rob Lowe film called "Knife Fight." If the demand is there for his new career, he's willing to partially relocate to Los Angeles.
And while George, 38, is now almost a decade removed from the NFL gridiron, his football career is never far from his mind. He still won't let himself forget that the Titans came up one-yard short of sending Super Bowl XXXIV against the St. Louis Rams to overtime on the game's final play.
"That's something that lives with me every day and it's not a bad thing, it serves me as a driving force: Hey, you know what, I've still got a lot of life in me, a lot of ambition and I'm always going to be at that goal line trying to score."
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It is that time of the year. A time when many of us feel a strong urge to make this year better than the last, to make life easier, to declutter, and get organized!
A special friend of mine (Michelle Stimpson: life coach extraordinaire and all-around-cool chic) made a huge impression on me when she spoke about organizing "your personal eco-system". She explained how when even the smallest things in life are organized- your daily tasks become easier and living becomes more enjoyable.
I am excited to launch this series of posts, all about organizing and simplifying your life. Today's post features a collection of gear to help you organize your kitchen. Part 2 of this series features cool gadgets to help simplify your life in the kitchen.
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One of the essential steps in organizing the kitchen is clearing off those countertops. The classic knife storage blocks can take up space. These two knife storage solutions by Wusthof are great options to help fix the problem of the cluttered countertop.
(1) This swing-out Wusthof Under Cabinet Knife Block (
$76, on sale for $39.95) stores 8 knives without using up counter space. This knife block swivels and is magnetized to help secure your knifes.
(2) The Wusthof Gourmet 6-Piece Knife Set with Magnetic Knife Holder (
$283, on sale for $159.95) is made with the high quality that Wusthof is known for; triple-riveted for durability and ergonomic-contoured handles to provide a comfortable nonslip grip. The magnetic knife holder comes in chrome, wood, and black accent colors.
(3) This Pull-Out Appliance Caddy ($34.98) is another nice way to help preserve precious counter space. This bamboo caddy allows you to keep your food processor, mixer, toaster, or coffeemaker at the back of your counter so it is out of the way when not in use. When needed, this clever caddy slides out easily and has a patented locking system to keep it in place when extended.
(4) I store spices in two places in my kitchen; in a wooden spice rack that takes up counter space and in a cabinet that is very disorganized. I never find the spice I am looking for in a timely manner. Not to mention the time I waste when looking for a measuring spoon. So this unique spice container definitely caught my eye. This Space-Saver Spice Carousel ($29.99) dispenses premeasured amounts of spices. With each click of the carousel knob, 1/4 tsp of your desired spice is dispensed. There are 12 canisters on a rotating base which can be double stacked or mounted under a cabinet.
(5) The organized kitchen must have a place to display important notes, bills, memos, and recipes for the week. By using gravity and friction, the clever Dreamfarm Gripit ($19.99) eliminates the need for glue, pins, tape, clips, and magnets. Gripet's quick grip and release system allows you to easily store up to 3-mm of notes without damaging them.


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New items that c-stores carry personify the industry's mission more fully than sandwiches and wraps: convenient, colorful, fast, tasty, inexpensive and full of impulse-sale potential. But the fact that consumers can also find them everywhere—from Wal-Mart and Barnes & Noble to Starbucks and every local grocery and convenience store in between—means operators have to get
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Choosing a branded pizza partner means balancing a complex equation that weighs such factors as product quality, financial and logistical considerations, marketing programs, employee training, ongoing support, brand equity and local competition. Suddenly, a cheese pizza isn't so simple any more. It's a complex decision that must be made carefully, said Dan Rotherham, director of
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Though fried chicken remains the category leader, rotisserie-cooked chicken is rapidly growing in popularity. Results from the annual Consumer Market for Chicken 1,000 Household Survey show that 23% of respondents had purchased rotisserie chicken in four weeks prior to the survey. Results also showed that 25- to 34-year-olds are the least likely to have made
Keeping Costs in Check
Cutting costs won't necessarily bring more customers into your store, but it will boost your bottom line. And though heaven knows costs are tough to cut these days, there is one way convenience retailers can save a bundle—by lowering food waste. C-store retailers seeking to win more customers by expanding food offerings should become vigilant
Measuring Up Your Supplier
The martyrs in the retail world may think they're alone as they move to counter the forces perpetually squeezing their profit margins—credit card fees, consumer spending slow-downs, a credit crunch and increased operating costs—but there's an often-overlooked ally at their disposal: suppliers. "The supplier representative knows a lot of the retailer's history and a lot
Looking at the Future Face of America
Continued ethnic population growth is making ethnic consumers one of the most sought-after demographics in the American retail grocery market. While the following demographic facts and expectations are based on U.S. census bureau data, the variety within each ethnic population means retailers need to tailor the ethnic food products they carry as closely as possible
Developing an Effective Foodservice Program
Menu development is an essential though often overlooked element in the success of a c-store's foodservice program. So, while operators may go about it differently, they must all see to it that they do, indeed, go about it. From consumers' desires and local competition to convenience, equipment costs, supplier availability and more, menu development is
Breakfast, The Daypart That Delivers
In March, Rick Pajak and his team rolled out a new breakfast sandwich program under Wilson Farms' self-branded Fresh N Ready label. The sandwiches come in four varieties produced by Lettieri's, a division of Hot Stuff Foods, which was able to tailor the menu according to the chain's tastes. The previous program required employees to
Prepackaged Options Expanding
Prepackaged food sales are booming nationwide and new choices are springing up to help convenience store retailers grow in-store sales. Successful prepackaged food merchandising is all about display, said Jerry Weiner, vice president of foodservice for Rutter's Farm Stores in York, Pa. "Grab-and-go sales have tripled since we moved products from four-foot open-air cases to
Building Brick by Brick
At a quick glance it makes for a dismal picture: Killer interchange fees, nightmarish margins on gas, ever-rising tobacco taxes thanks to the whimsies of politicos. There's a host of potholes marring the road to profitability, and few convenience chains on the market can afford to bankroll a multimillion dollar facility to optimize their foodservice
For Health and Wellness Devotees, Money Doesn't Matter
A study by the Natural Marketing Institute found retail sales within the U.S. foodservice and consumer packaged goods' health and wellness industry hit $102.8 billion in 2007, representing 15% growth since 2006, adding that there doesn't seem to be any signs of a slowdown in this sector. NMI predicted that double-digit growth of the health
Cooking up Surefire Profits
As rising food and gas prices and killer credit card interchange fees are making for one hellacious economic hurricane, a c-store's foodservice program could prove to be the fallout shelter. That was the consensus from c-store retailers and researchers participating in the first installment of CSD's Foodservice Webcast Series, sponsored by Sam's Club, on June
Steppin' into Spring and Springing into Summerby Jim Callahan, Convenience Solutions
I recently read a great quote attributed to a one time door-to-door sales person and lately more recognizable as founder of the billion-dollar company that bears her name, Mary Kay Cosmetics. Mary Kay Ash said, "Don't limit yourself. Many people limit themselves to what they think they can do. You can go as far as
C-Stores Make Pizza Time
ore than a century ago, Italian peddlers would walk up and down the cobblestones street of New York, Chicago and Philadelphia selling pizza from metal drums they carried on their backs. Then pizzerias started opening in and around major cities in the 1900s. Eventually chain pizza deliveries like Little Caesars, Pizza Hut and Domino's began
Spicing Up the Roller Grill
Thanks to a surge of new products focused on ethnic diversity, the roller grill—the original anchor for most convenience store hot food programs—is hotter than ever before. "Customers automatically associate c-stores and roller grills. It's been a source of great sales for us," said Scott Huggins, a marketing specialist for San Antonio-based Tesoro Petroleum Corp.
Staying Alive: Planning to Thrive!by Jim Callahan, Convenience Solutions
Staying Alive: Planning to Thrive! Staying Alive is both the title of an old disco tune, as well as a description of the challenge that today's c-store operators face. C-store growth in numbers as well as quality continues unabated. I certainly don't have all the answers about staying relevant, but I have some very interesting
The Building Blocks of Foodservice
Experts have long espoused the theory that breakfast is the most important meal of the day. It's a supposition that foodservice purveyors across the retail spectrum are clinging to as they revamp their foodservice programs focused on upscale coffee programs and product portability. NACS' 2007 State of the industry numbers show the food category is
Homer Simpson? Hardly!
No one sells food that is both fresh and convenient in the U.S., sniffed a retailing analyst quoted by the London Economist last year. "The typical American convenience store consumer is Homer Simpson." Oh, really? Tell that to the hundreds of customers who stood in line waiting for giant British food retailer Tesco's first Fresh


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David Holtzman of Washington University School of Medicine in St Louis, Missouri, and colleagues found that beta-amyloid levels were higher in mouse brains when the mice were awake than when they were sleeping.
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Symfony, sponsored by Sensio Labs, is a well-known PHP framework that integrates a number of open source PHP projects. (For example, Symfony uses the Zend framework's logging system.) Conversely, some Symfony components are available as stand-alone libraries from the Symfony components website. The current version (1.4.8, at the time of this writing) is written in PHP 5, and requires PHP 5.2.4 or later.
Symfony demands a bit more of a learning curve than the other Web frameworks. If you're new to Symfony, working through the Getting Started tutorial is highly recommended. Fortunately, the Symfony website provides a prebuilt, easy-to-understand application called the "Symfony sandbox." Just download it, unzip it in your Web root, and it's ready to run. The application is preconfigured to use the SQLite database engine (though you can configure the application for a different database engine) and provides a fine way to explore a Symfony application without having to construct one yourself.
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Symfony makes extensive use of the YAML (Yet Another Markup Language) template language. YAML defines your database model's schema, specifies the settings for your application's views, and configures environments, session settings, security, and other characteristics of the controller layer. In short, when you dive into Symfony, be prepared to learn YAML.
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27 City / 34 Hwy
You can accuse the Italians of many things, but you can never say they lack style. The newly reinvented Fiat 500 (in Italian, Cinquecento) is a chic urban runabout that rivals the Mini in pure style.
It's also everything the Honda Odyssey is not. The hip diminutive 500 can zip into tight spaces and turn heads without even trying. With myriad paint finishes (including yellow, orange and two reds), interior colors, accessories and exterior graphics, it can be a ball just to build online.
The 500 is irresistibly cute with retro-adorable styling, and it's surprisingly affordable. The base trim level, the Pop (even the name is cute), starts at $15,500. And the soon-to-be-launched Cabrio convertible is especially cool with a power-retractable cloth top.
Sure, you could fit a couple of kids in the back, so long as they remained the size of a grocery bag or, say, a Yorkshire terrier.
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This is the "I'm-a-high-powered-executive" daydream car. Imagine it: every morning you slide into your cockpit, fold your fingers around the hand-stitched, leather-wrapped steering wheel and turn up the volume. Way up. Not even rush-hour traffic can stop this feeling.
The Audi A5 is the complete package: sexy, refined, sporty, high-tech and oh-so-fun to drive. It offers all the bells and whistles you'd expect from a luxury car, plus Audi's all-wheel drive system means you can expect quick handling ? for those times when you really want to step on it.
The back seat of this coupe is actually roomy enough for a kid, but who'd want one in this car? No sticky fingers or sippy cups allowed, please.
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There's just something ruggedly romantic about the Jeep Wrangler. It's an American icon.
This off-road convertible fulfills the escapist and the adventure seeker lurking inside and begs to be driven to places you've never gone before in a vehicle. The ever unique, always classic open-air design of the Wrangler has a way of making you feel like you're always in the great outdoors.
Jeep puts the word "utility" in sport-utility vehicle with cool features like removable doors, a fold-down windshield, removable top and replacement half-doors. That's when reality hits: this vehicle is not suitable for kids.
Getting little ones in and out of this car is not easy. Hauling groceries or luggage is not easy. And how would you prevent all the kid crap that accumulates in your car from being stolen on top-down days? Oh well, a mom can dream?
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Sometimes moms have the need for speed, too. This little pocket rocket fits the bill perfectly. It may not be as glamorous as a Lamborghini or as fast as a Porsche, but it sure does offer the perfect mix of attitude, refinement and drivability, making it an absolute blast to drive.
The original high-performance hatchback (or "hot hatch," as they say), the sporty GTI offers interior sophistication, impressive power and confident handling without all the bravado of a traditional sports car. The hatchback design is also more practical and fuel efficient, making it a great daily driver and weekend warrior in one.
It's not exactly the ideal double-stroller hauling kind of family car, but it's almost perfect in every other way.
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What's more fun than a Mini Cooper? A Mini Cooper Convertible. With its zippy driving, stylized design and retro looks, the Mini Cooper is the kind of car that keeps a smile on your face. Add to that a ragtop and the resulting wind in your hair, and you?ve got just about the most fun available on four wheels.
With the convertible, utility goes out the window ? or top, shall we say. There's little space for cargo, let alone back-seat passengers. And with a starting price of $25,500, it's an awfully small car for the money. But none of that matters in a fantasy. The Mini Cooper suits its purpose as a cruising convertible ? just right for a party of one.
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Stewart Hired as Men's Cross Country and Distance Coach
July 31, 2012
CHAMPAIGN, Ill. -- University of Illinois men's track and field head coach Mike Turk announced the hiring of Jake Stewart as cross country and assistant track coach. Stewart comes to Illinois after coaching a year on Purdue's men's and women's cross country/track and field staff. At Illinois, Stewart will take on the role of cross country coach for the fall season and lead the distance crew on the track in the winter and spring.
"I am thrilled to have Jake Stewart joining our staff," Turk said. "We had a very strong list of candidates for the position and coach Stewart is the right guy to take the distance program to the next level as we continue the building process. Jacob comes from a great pedigree in the sport. His father is an outstanding high school coach and has been a big influence upon Jacob as has his college coach Mick Byrne, who coach Stewart ran for and coached with at Iona College. He has worked hard and impressed me with his desire for the opportunity to coach at Illinois. He shows great character and shares our vision for the long term success of the program. I know coach Stewart believes in doing things the right way."
During his time at Purdue, he had success on the cross country course and on the track. In the fall, he led the men's cross country team to its best finish since the 2008 season. Stewart also had two athletes qualify for the NCAA Division I East Preliminary Round of Championship (800, 5,000m) while also coaching an athlete who's performance placed them into the top five all-time in the school record books. In addition, Stewart had a USATF Junior All-American and recruited the first Foot Locker All-American recruit in school history.
"I can't overstate how excited I am to join Coach Turk's coaching staff at the University of Illinois," Stewart said. "We have a tremendous opportunity to build a distance program at Illinois that is consistently competing amongst the best in the Big Ten Conference and the NCAA. I am looking forward to getting on campus and working with the student-athletes we already have in place. It's an exciting time in the program, and I am looking forward to being a part of it."
Before coaching at Purdue, Stewart spent three years at Lamar University where he was the assistant track coach and cross country coach. At Lamar, he was named the Southland Conference Coach of the Year in 2009 and in 2010 after the men won four of their five invitationals including a top finish at the 12-team conference championships. The men were also back-to-back cross country conference champions in 2009 and 2010. Individually, he coached 17 Southland Conference champions, helped the Cardinals set 10 new school records and coached 53 conference point scorers in both indoor and outdoor track.
Prior to his tenure at Lamar, Stewart was the assistant coach for the Iona College men's and women's cross country and track and field teams for three seasons. In his time with the Gaels, the men's cross country team finished third in 2006 and runner-up in 2007 and 2008, the highest finish of any program in school history. The men's team was also honored for its scholastic achievements as it was named the NCAA Division I All-Academic Team of the Year in 2006 and 2007. In addition, he coached the first women's cross country team to qualify for the 2006 national championships.
During his time as an undergrad at Iona, Stewart helped the Gaels win four MAAC championships and finish in the top 10 each year. In addition, he was the captain of the squad in 2005, becoming the first walk-on in program history to achieve the feat.
Stewart earned his Bachelor of Science in English from Iona College in 2005. He resides in Champaign and is married to his wife, Brandi.


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