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Bogut returns to lineup
Bucks coach Scott Skiles said in his pre-game remarks that center Andrew Bogut would start against Detroit as the two teams meet Saturday night at the Bradley Center.
Bogut has missed the two previous games after suffering a bone bruise on his right knee.
Ersan Ilyasova will move back to the power forward position and Luc Richard Mbah a Moute, who had a career-high 19 rebounds on Thursday against Golden State, will come off the bench.
"He (Bogut) went through shootaround," Skiles said. "He was slow a little bit but he went through it. But he got more treatment and he wanted to come over tonight and see what he could do.
"I just got word he was going to go. We'll start him, see how he does and take a look at him."
Skiles also said he would be able to relax the minute restriction on point guard Brandon Jennings, who played 24 minutes against Phoenix on Wednesday and 19 against the Warriors.
"I can get him up to 30 or so," Skiles said. "We'll see. It depends on how he plays. I'm not married to that. Basically the restriictions are off.
"He was out five weeks. It's very difficult to take that type of time off and still be sharp. The important thing is that we get him back in there and get him minutes and see if he can't play well."
The Pistons will be without Rodney Stuckey, who is out with a right shoulder bruise. Richard Hamilton was made active for the game but it wasn't clear if he would play.
Hamilton, who has been the subject of trade rumors for weeks, did not play due to coach's decision when the Pistons lost to Charlotte on Wednesday. And he was put on the inactive list Friday as the Pistons beat New Jersey at home, 92-82.
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Christopher H. Scherer, CPBE, CBNT, of Overland Park, KS, was elected to a second term as president of the Society of Broadcast Engineers. Scherer, editor of Radio magazine, will begin his second term beginning Sept. 27, following his induction during the SBE Annual Membership Meeting in Verona, NY. Previous to serving as president of the 5300-member organization this past year, Scherer has served as national vice president and chairman of chapters 59 in Kansas City, KS, and 70 in Cleveland. He also serves as a chairman on the SBE National Certification Committee. Scherer has been a member of SBE since 1989.
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Vintage Inspiration: High-Waisted Bikinis1
While Spring is just on the horizon, we're thinking ahead to those blissful sunny summer days spent lounging poolside or at the beach. Of course, no vintage-loving vixen would ever been seen without her timeless and always glamorous high-waisted bikini.
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As simple as it is elegant, the white Russian is the quintessential after dinner dessert drink. We were inspired by this snow-hued favorite to create a darling ensemble thats perfect for your next holiday party. The Unique Vintage Roman Holiday Ivory Scalloped Swing Dress is a showstopper when paired with bold accessories like the Red Lady Lux Kiss Lock Bag and the Red Satin T-Strap Cutie Pie Heels. Finish the look with a pair of demure earrings like the Black Flower Retrolite Earrings and the Ruby Leopard Trim Smart Screen Gloves for a touch of cozy.
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Stop Staring! is known for the divine fit of their dresses, and the Hazel Wiggle Dress is no exception! A classic tan colored pencil dress, complete with a delicate embroidery detail at the natural waist with button detailing at the shoulders and a criss-cross style back, Hazel is a stunning addition to any gal's closet. Understated and chic- Stop Staring's forte. Pair it with matching accessories to make the contrast embroidery pop!
A good dot goes a long way, dames! The Dashing Wiggle Dress is a red and white dotted wonder! Stop Staring's signature fit, complete with a fun little cha-cha hem! A deep-V neckline is perfect for a little cheeky cleavage, while a small cap sleeve tops off this divine look. Make sure to make us proud and pair it with red accessories!
Have you met Tara? A fabulous forties inspired dress from the bygone era of Old Hollywood! Complete in an eye and light catching metallic silver, this wiggle style dress is complete with a criss-cross knot detail in front, while a pencil style fit is perfect for a little shimmy and shake. Dress up the Tara Metallic Wiggle Dress with a classic 1940′s ivory or white hair Dahlia and metallic accented shoes!
When matching one's lipstick to one's dress, red is always the way to go, gals! The Jenna Wiggle Dress, in all its crimson glory, is the perfect addition to any fashion rotation! A pencil style fit, complete with the staple of Stop Staring!- the low neckline! A red satin contrast at the shoulders ties in the back as a bow as well. They won't have to wait for Christmas to unwrap something!
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Stop Staring! has brought body-conscious dressing to the forefront of fashion and pin up culture to the mainstream in the most fabulous way possible. Wiggle over to our Stop Staring! section and greet your new wardrobe, darlings!
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If there ever was a grand supreme icon here at Unique Vintage, it would be none other than the incomparable Marilyn Monroe. Often regarded as the epitome of a vintage body type, Ms. Monroe and her now famous mystique are, and forever will be, an inspiration to pin up girls worldwide. Now, let's take a peek at a few Marilyn-esque pieces every gal needs!
Being known for a killer hourglass shape, a pair of high waisted jeans that accentuate the high, natural waist is a versatile and classic piece. New from Kustomville Design, these high waist stunners are a dark wash denim, complete with gold button detailing and top-stitching. In proper Marilyn fashion, pair it with a cheeky gingham top that ties, or a basic white cotton blouse.
Marilyn was known for we famous wiggle. Achieve the same shimmy and shake with a fabulous 50′s style pencil skirt. New from Steady Clothing, the Nikki Pencil Skirt is an all-stretch skirt, complete in a slimming black. The allure of Marilyn was due to the fact that she moved like no one else, and the tighter the skirt, the more fabulous the wiggle became.
The little black dress is a staple of vintage and retro clothing, and remains a fabulous piece for any gal's closet to this day! Ms. Monroe was well aware of its importance, as evidenced by the above photograph. If anything, the slimming quality of a perfect LBD is the best kept secret to a truly happy pin up. Our new Lydia Wiggle Dress is a pristine tank style wiggle, complete in an all stretch Bengaline. With slight pleating for fit in the bust, and a tight pencil style skirt, the classic LBD has arrived for all of our modern day Marilyns.
And lastly, a night of glamour calls for a little something special. Marilyn, like many of the classic stars of Hollywood's days of yore, knew that getting noticed in a crowded room only took the right hairstylist and one stunner of a cocktail dress. The new Champagne Radiant Dress from Stop Staring is a perfect blend of modern day sex appeal and classic Monroe allure. A tight wiggle fit is complimented by a lightweight stretch fabric- perfect for one and all.
Here at UV, Marilyn will always shine just a little brighter than some of the other stars in the classic Hollywood sky. Her stunning style could never be replicated, but will forever be a point of inspiration for aspiring style starlets like us.


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Hunt comes to NBC News from the Associated Press, where she has served as a national political reporter since August 2011. As one of the organization's lead campaign trail reporters, Hunt covered the Republican primary field and nominee Mitt Romney, eventually following the Romney campaign nearly full time from December 2011 through election day.
Prior to joining the AP, Hunt covered the 2010 mid-term elections and the emerging GOP presidential primary race as a national political reporter for POLITICO. Earlier, she covered health care, education, and labor policy for National Journal's CongressDaily, where she closely followed the Affordable Care Act from inception to passage. She began her journalism career as an intern with the NBC News political unit.
Hunt has appeared regularly on numerous television programs, including MSNBC's "The Daily Rundown with Chuck Todd," "NOW with Alex Wagner," and "Hardball with Chris Matthews," as well as NBC's "The Chris Matthews Show."
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Shell is working toward locating a petrochemical plant in Beaver County but West Virginia's governor is still hopeful a cracker could be built in the Mountain State, too.
The News-Register reported that Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin didn't say much more during an interview with reporters in South Charleston, W.Va., but said the state is talking to "those interested" in a potential plant.
Tomblin smiled and said he was optimistic about an ethane cracker plant eventually being located in West Virginia, the State Journal reported. The Pittsburgh Business Times and other publications have reported on potential interest in the northern and southern portions of West Virginia, although no solid announcements have yet been made.
In his budget address to lawmakers Tuesday, Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett looked ahead to the day when Shell makes its final decision on the petrochemical plant and the thousands of jobs that would be created in western Pennsylvania.


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#ACI #SDAS #devops #SDN Because something's got to change - and change radically.
According to a recent IDC report, OPEX costs are doubling every eight years. Important to consider is this data is based on historical trends, and doesn't necessarily take into consideration the forthcoming explosions in applications and data resulting from technological shifts like the Internet of Things.
Even so, it's no wonder that almost every study done on IT budgets pegs operating expenses - the "keep the lights on and apps running" kind of operating expenses - at upwards of 70% of the total budget.
Something, obviously, has to change - and change radically.
Cloud, devops and SDN all point organizations in the same direction - operationalization through automation, orchestration and ultimately, integration via open, standards-based APIs and protocols.
That's ultimately the goal of Cisco's Application Centric Infrastructure (ACI) strategy, which seeks to address the challenges in scaling networks and services not only from a technology perspective, but from a people perspective. Part of the reason for the significant chunk of IT budgets that is spent on operations comes from the reality that configuration - the state of the network - is spread across tens and hundreds and sometimes thousands of myriad network devices. From layer 2 to layer 7, organizations use a veritable cornucopia of network and application services to keep the business running by delivering the applications upon which business relies.
Deploying an application can take days or weeks because of the coordination required across not just the devices themselves (and whether virtual or physical makes no never mind as configuration is agnostic with respect to form factor) but across what are increasingly siloed IT teams: operations, security and networking.
Cisco's ACI aims to reduce the friction that slows down service deployment by centralizing policy control and coordination and automating provisioning and configuration of services across the entire L2-7 landscape.
Yeah, that's a pretty big ask.
But Cisco isn't planning on doing it alone.
IT TAKES an ECOSYSTEM
The centerpiece of Cisco's ACI strategy, APIC, provides the means by which all the various L2-7 services in the data center can be easily integrated with virtually no disruption to existing service architectures. It manages this feat by enabling providers of those services, like F5, to develop a device package (similar to a plug-in) to an open specification that APIC can consume and use to communicate and coordinate application-specific policies.
A device package is two pieces: the device model (an XML file) and a device script (written in Python). The device model describes in a standardized, APIC-consumable format what functions are available in the device script. Then APIC can call on those functions to provision the services specified by the open source policy and the device script in turn communicates with the provider of those services using whatever mechanism they choose. In the case of F5 Synthesis, that's our open, standards-based API iControl.
Today, what we've announced, is an F5 device package for the Cisco Application Policy Infrastructure Controller (APIC). Initially the device package supports three services:
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The SharePoint deployment is unique because in addition to the standard use of iControl to provision the service, customers get the expertise that comes with thousands of SharePoint deployments all bundled up into a nice neat programmable iApp. That means best practices for a highly optimized SharePoint deployment are packaged up and provisioned through Cisco APIC.
The device package model is extensible, so services in the F5 Software Defined Application Services portfolio can be easily added to a Cisco ACI architecture in the future.
The magnitude of the tectonic shifts in technology today has never been this disruptive (just count the number of #hashtags we've got going on Twitter these days) since the dot com days. And now we've got both our web-scale architectures to worry about while we try to prepare for the coming hyper-scale architectures. But we can't abandon ship and start anew, we've got to maintain what we have while we go forth and conquer. That means architectures that can bridge the gap between the existing and the new, that can insulate applications from the massive disruption that comes whenever anything substantially changes the way we build and manage the foundation of both IT and business today: the network.
F5 Synthesis is that bridge. It's the abstraction layer capable of delivering yesterday's applications while enabling tomorrow's. By integrating with Cisco ACI, F5 Synthesis allows customers to operationalize the entire network and start migrating to the policy-based, application-driven network architectures so necessary to succeed in an app and "thing" economy without compromising on security, performance or availability of both existing and new applications.
The F5 Device Package for Cisco APIC will be available as a free download via downloads.f5.com in summer 2014.
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This historic old house was home to James and Sarah Clay(daughter of notorious Cassius M. Clay, minister to Russia during the Lincoln administration) Bennett. It offers three elegant bedrooms each featuring:private, spacious bathroom, reading/seating area, personal office, cable television, telephone, wireless Internet, and full-course breakfast.The two-and-one-half-story asymmetrical brick structure is finished by a high-hipped roof of slate with flared eaves and a crenelated roof comb. A two-story turret has a domed roof with flared, overhanging eaves. The house is available for weddings, receptions, birthday galas, bridal luncheons, specialty teas, etc.
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4.0 on April 03, 2015
I stayed at the Bennett House for two days while I was visiting the local high school and attending a conference on the EKU campus. The Bennett House was walking distance from both venues, as it's located right down town, on Main Street. I stayed in the Hunter Room, which has a marvelously comfortable bed with great linens. The room was quiet and attractive, and I was able to work there with no distractions. There's a big bathroom attached to the room as well as upstairs and downstairs free areas for reading, tv watching, etc. Love the 12-foot ceilings in this house! Breakfasts were tasty, though they included meat both times, despite my self-identification as vegetarian. The host was friendly and helpful with directions and advice about Richmond. I would definitely stay here again.
3.8 on March 02, 2015
my wife and i stayed for a couple nights. the home is incredible. clean and rich with history, breakfast was very good. would like to have had access to a fridge. fireplaces in every room but not functional. our room was quite spacious and huge bath. lots to do in richmond and berea.
3.4 on December 20, 2014
We stayed 2 nights during the week. The Bennett House was very beautiful inside and out and was very conveniently located. Our room was comfortably decorated. The innkeeper was kind, but never introduced himself, nor offered a tour of the house. The breakfasts were not signature as described on their website--more basic continental-style with canned fruit and store bought muffins. Overall a mediocre experience.
4.6 on November 05, 2014
Our host was most gracious. The breakfast was thoroughly enjoyable. The building had great charm. My only complaint was that the fireplace was inoperable and the firescreen was duct taped to the surround. Had that not been an issue, I would rate it 5s all around. AJB
3.8 on October 30, 2014
Stayed only one night, but rooms were great. Very nice breakfast.
5 on September 30, 2014
Beautiful room with lovely antique furnishings. Location in center of town: walk to university, nearby restaurants, downtown shops. Great backyard gazebo: very homey and comfortable. Great location to start the Bourbon trail just south of Lexington. Will look forward to coming back another time!
3.6 on August 07, 2014
Great place and great service! Quiet and well managed. You will not regret staying at this wonderful house.
5 on October 18, 2012
This a wonderful, charming, historical place to get the family together for a special get-a-way trip! My family and I stayed here in August 2012. The rooms are big, clean, and comfortable, well decorated with lots of room to socialize inside and out! The Inn Keepers are great, lovely people and they fix great goodies and snacks with a wonderful breakfast! I can't wait to go back!! :)
3.6 on July 09, 2012
The folks who own the inn are extremly helpful and they really do aim to please their customers. We stayed on the top floor of the cottage and as it was the last of June and very hot - the air conditioner was having trouble keeping up and it stayed almost 80 degrees or above the entire time in the room. There was also an electrical issue where a breaker kept being thrown if we plugged in just 1 item. I hope they get these issues tended to because it is such a beautiful place to stay and they are really nice folks.
4.6 on May 03, 2011
Very friendly service and GREAT breakfasts! Mr. Smart even went with us to a local eaterie on the Kentucky River the last night of our stay. It was a very enjoyable stay and was made so by our host at this B 'n' B.
Experience true Richmond hospitality in the Clay Room. The queen-si8zed, rice-carved bed complements the original mahogany mantel encased in polygonal bay windows.The first-floor room is sunny and bright; with comfortable love seat.
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- Jo Ann wrote;
"And this, in a nutshell, is the problem with the whole damn
administration /occupation. It views us as consumers to be gulled.
But I ain't out on the streets because I'm a *consumer,* I'm out
there because I'm a *!!CITIZEN!!* And as a citizen, I expect more
from my political leaders than policies that benefit me personally.
I expect policies that benefit the entire country.
The current fuck-up in Louisiana is a poster child for what's wrong
with the administration's viewpoint.
Musing on the temporary satisfaction of swearing ...
Bradford comments;
What follows is the exact Intellectual Soul report Card of the most
massive terrorist act in History. What lay as seeds right now in
these events, are plague, martial law and compounded disaster upon
disaster in Right Wing maniacal Fundamental Ahrimanization of
America. Below are the Intellectual Soul Proofs. How will Ahriman
spin this, Roosevelt brought recovery in time of the depression with
massive infrastructure projects and rebuilding. How will these
Ahrimanic goons spin this? Martial Law, Plague, lock down...Stop all
traffic and movement in the country with gas prices through the roof
so that Cindy Sheehan and all other people will be unable to move
and Peace and front page headlines will move to plague, poverty, and
imprisoned movement, riots, and martial law because America will be
stunned by the ripple effect into our economy.
If 9/11 caused such an economic shock, if the dollar in the world is
tanking...How will these monsters spin this?
"The raison d'être of the Bush administration is war in the Middle
East in order to protect America from terrorism and to insure
America's oil supply. On both counts the Bush administration has
failed catastrophically.
Bush's single-minded focus on the "war against terrorism" has
compounded a natural disaster and turned it into the greatest
calamity in American history. The US has lost its largest and most
strategic port, thousands of lives, and 80% of one of America's most
historic cities is under water.
If terrorists had achieved this result, it would rank as the
greatest terrorist success in history.
Prior to 911, the Federal Emergency Management Agency warned that
New Orleans was a disaster waiting to happen. Congress authorized
the Southeast Louisiana Urban Flood Control Project (SELA) in order
to protect the strategic port, the refineries, and the large
However, after 2003 the flow of funds to SELA were diverted to the
war in Iraq. During 2004 and 2005 the New Orleans Times-Picayune
published nine articles citing New Orleans' loss of hurricane
protection to the war in Iraq.
Every expert and newspapers as distant as Texas saw the New Orleans
catastrophe coming. But President Bush and his insane government
preferred war in Iraq to protecting Americans at home.
Bush's war left the Corps of Engineers only 20% of the funding to
protect New Orleans from flooding from Lake Pontchartrain. On June
18, 2004, the Corps' project manager, Al Naomi, told the Times-
Picayune: "the levees are sinking. If we don't get the money to
raise them, we can't stay ahead of the settlement."
Despite the dire warnings delivered by the 2004 hurricane season,
the Bush administration made deep budget cuts for flood control and
hurricane funding for New Orleans. The US Senate, alarmed at the
Bush administration's insanity, was planning to restore the funding
for 2006. But now it is too late. Many multiples of the funding that
would have saved the city now have to be spent to rescue it.
Not content with leaving New Orleans unprotected, it took the Bush
administration five days to get the remnants of the National Guard
not serving in Iraq, along with desperately needed food and water,
to devastated New Orleans. This is the slowest emergency response by
the US government in modern times. By the time the Bush
administration could organize any resources for New Orleans, many
more people had died and the city was in total chaos.
Despite the most dismal performance on record, Bush's Homeland
Security Secretary, Michael Chertoff, said on Thursday that the Bush
administration has done a "magnificent job."
The on-the-scene mayor of New Orleans sees it differently: "They're
feeding the people a line of bull, and they are spinning and people
are dying."
"They're thinking small man, and this is a major, major deal."
It is a major deal, one that will affect Americans far beyond New
Orleans. According to reports, 25% of our oil and gasoline comes
through the New Orleans port and refineries, all out of commission.
Needed goods cannot be imported, and exports will plummet, worsening
an already disastrous deficit in the balance of trade.
The increased cost of gasoline will soak up consumers' disposable
incomes, with dire effects on consumer spending. US economic growth
will be siphoned off into higher energy costs. American lives far
from New Orleans will be adversely affected.
The destruction of New Orleans is the responsibility of the most
incompetent government in American history and perhaps in all
history. Americans are rapidly learning that they were deceived by
the superpower hubris. The powerful US military cannot successfully
occupy Baghdad or control the road to the airport and this against
an insurgency based in only 20% of the Iraqi population. Bush's
pointless war has left Washington so pressed for money that the
federal government abandoned New Orleans to catastrophe.
The Bush administration is damned by its gross incompetence. Bush
has squandered the lives and health of thousands of people. He has
run through hundreds of billions of borrowed dollars. He has lost
America's reputation and its allies. With barbaric torture and
destruction of our civil liberty, he has stripped America of its
inherent goodness and morality. And now Bush has lost America's
largest port and 25 percent of its oil supply. Why? Because Bush
started a gratuitous war egged on by a claque of crazy
neoconservatives who have sacrificed America's interests to their
insane agenda.
The neoconservatives have brought these disasters to all Americans,
Democrat and Republican alike. Now they must he held accountable.
Bush and his neoconservatives are guilty of criminal negligence and
must be prosecuted.
What will it take for Americans to reestablish accountability in
their government? Bush has got away with lies and an illegal war of
aggression, with outing CIA agents, with war crimes against Iraqi
civilians, with the horrors of the Abu Ghraib and Guantanamo torture
centers, and now with the destruction of New Orleans.
What disaster will next spring from Bush's incompetence?
- Dear Jean Marc,
I think if we would like to look at this mystery there are a few
things that would have to be considered first: who are the ones
considered to be the 'teachers' of mankind, and what are their
relationships to Rudolf Steiner, Buddha and the Archangels of our
So, if you are interested I'd be interested in looking at the two
students of Mani and those of Zarathustra. And....and I think we have
to consider how Count Saint Germain is in the mix.
Do you wanna do this step by step? If you do I think we really have
to consider keeping Count Saint Germain in the picture even though
Anthroposophists really don't seem to consider him too much. I am not
sure why. Maybe it is because Rudolf Steiner did not really say to
much about him, although one really big thing he said was that Count
Saint Germain was an incarnation of Christian Rosenkroix.
Looking at the book From Buddha to Christ it occurs to me once more
that things just jump off the page at me with thoughts. Yet when I
share them with others they seem to not make any sense a'tall. I mean
none, its almost like they are sense free thinking that actually
makes no sense to anyone else. But, that is going far afield and you
and I are gonna take it one step at a time.
So, ready?
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I watched the movie in the theaters this weekend, and loved it. I thought the children in the film, the boy who played Norman and the girl who played Ruthie, were amazing.
The story helps us see the real meaning of Christmas and how it's the little things that really matter.
Christmas is all about giving.
By Dave, Submitted on 2015-02-25
I don't know whether it's kosher to admit to Desert Book that a movie it is selling isn't good.
I paid full price for this film. Sadly, if it had only been a dollar, it still would have been too much.
This movie was not produced to entertain. It's painfully dull.
Watch something else.
By Marcie, Submitted on 2015-02-25
Every year in our family we choose a Christmas movie that has just come out, to buy for our family. We saw an ad for this movie during general conference, and we bought it and watched it last week.
My kids really liked it. There was something for everyone, beautiful horse, cute dog and great story.
My kids liked the giving box with the marbles and they liked seeing what it was like when there was not a lot of money for kids.
They liked the part where they hang the bully on the fence too.


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a term to describe a song that is used in so many movie trailers that the listener has become sick of the song.
"I used to like that song 'Hey Mama' by the Black Eyed Peas before it got trailerized."
by Jekko January 28, 2006
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