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On July 17, 2012, Weird or What featured David Parker Brown as an airline expert, during a documentary of American Airlines Flight 191 in the episode Premonitions.[8]
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- ^ "AirlineReporter.com Site Info". Alexa Internet, Inc. Retrieved 2013-06-07.
- ^ "Seattle PI Blogs". Hearst Seattle Media, LLC. 25 August 2008. Retrieved 2013-06-07.
- ^ "Reuters Airline Reporter Feed". Thomson Reuters. 6 June 2013. Retrieved 2013-06-07.
- ^ CNN Newsroom (transcript), Newsroom Transcript, CNN, Aired March 26, 2013-09:00ET, Retrieved 2013-07-09
- ^ Rodriguez, Phil (Jul 8, 2013). "7 Must See Pics from the NTSB of Asiana 214". News Article. Savvy Stews Network. Retrieved Jul 9, 2013.
- ^ Boone & Kurtz (November 2010). Contemporary Business (14 ed.). Wiley, John & Sons, Incorporated. p. 768. ISBN 0470531290.
- ^ "WHAT IS AIRLINEREPORTER.COM?". AirlineReporter.com. 6 June 2013. Retrieved 2013-06-07.
- ^ "Premonitions," Weird or What; Episode 7, Season 3; Director:Ryan Marley, Documentary TV Series, Broadcast July 17, 2012 (Canada).
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The "free agency" of former N.C. State quarterback Russell Wilson took another interesting twist last week when the he took his off-day from the Asheville Tourists to visit with the coaching staff at Auburn. Wilson is currently playing second base for the single-A affiliate of the Colorado Rockies, and since being released from his scholarship at N.C. State has been exploring the possible options for playing one more season of football in 2011.
First, the Colorado Rockies believe that Wilson will finish his first full season with the Tourists, which concludes after the kickoff of the football season. At the same time, reports from people close to Wilson believe that he will be playing football this fall for a BCS-conference school. There is also the question of if a team would want Wilson. Last season we saw how a one-year transfer could pay off (Cam Newton) as well as burn out (Jeremiah Masoli).
ESPN's Joe Schad reported that Wilson's visit was like a "job interview" with Auburn. Wilson supposedly wants the treatment of big-time football, and he must sell himself as a candidate to a big-time program. While speaking to the media on Tuesday at the SEC Meetings in Destin, head coach Gene Chizik suggested that he was not opposed to adding a talented player to the roster in 2011.
"When it comes to the recruiting part of it, my job as the head coach at Auburn is to make sure we're going to develop our roster the best way we see fit to help Auburn win," Chizik said when asked specifically about adding a transfer quarterback. "So as we go down the recruiting road, whoever gives us that opportunity to win at Auburn -- whether it's a junior college transfer or high school (player) or whoever we feel fits the bill to continuously improve Auburn's football team to give us a chance to compete for a championship -- then obviously that's my job and I"m for it."
NCAA rules prohibit Chizik from mentioning Wilson by name, since he has not signed with a school. There is no denying that a dual-threat playmaker with a big arm can work in Gus Malzahn's system, I think we all know what happened last year. But Auburn does have two returning quarterbacks, Barrett Trotter and Clint Mosely, who are still engaged in ongoing competition for the starting job. Some have suggested that an experienced quarterback like Wilson could come in and pick up Auburn's offense fast enough to be ready to lead the team in the fall. If you are the defending national champions, and still don't have a starting quarterback in May: that might not be a bad option.
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Gene Chizik seems open-minded about adding Wilson
This thread is hilarious. You have an LSU fan throwing stones when he should know better. You have an Iowa fan (who clearly despises the SEC) spouting off inaccurate facts. Then finally you have a Virginia fan pretending to know about football. You guys crack me up.
As for Wilson he is a poor man's Cam Newton. Clearly he has talent, as proven by his stats at NC State, but he doesn't have the same physical ability as Newton (particularly running ability). The offense was dumbed down for Newton so I'm sure Malzhan can do the same for Wilson but I'm not sure he is a better fit than Trotter or Mosely (both should know the system very well by now). Obviously neither have impressed if Chizik is entertaining the idea but they also have Frazier coming in a few months. Not sure you should continue taking the road of one year wonders because eventually you will get a Masoli.
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Gene Chizik seems open-minded about adding Wilson
earlier there was some speculation that he might be heading to Wisconsin. As a badger fan at first this sounded wonderful but the more I think about it the more I say let him go to Auburn. This is another punk kid looking for special treatment and sooner or later if you recruit kids like this you'll end up like OSU wondering how hard the NCAA is going to come down on you.....
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Gene Chizik seems open-minded about adding Wilson
Chizik is a tool, I still dont know why Auburn hired him, he had a terrible record before he got there and he owes last year entirely to Cam Newton. Without Newton, everyone will see how bad he really is as a coach.
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how is this coach getting a free pass on all of the...I DIDNT KNOW my players...bullcrap? while others are being scapegoats for cheating. auburn accepts anything and everything, pays for anything and everything and yet the ncaa doesnt blink over any of it
first and foremost why is chizik not getting the wrath of the media like the rest of the coaches who we know are every bit a part of the cheating as the other the media is targeting. seems the media uninterest in this fraud coach is a little bit mindboggling when they take so much pleasure, especially cbs's little gang of stupid, in blaming the coach while others who do the same...go unscathed?
gene chizik is like all the rest. time he got NOTICED
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Auburn must be paying Wilson,arent they losing scholarships? Probation something..noway NCCA lets these crooks of the hook..


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The primary objective of the study is to prospectively evaluate pregnancy outcomes in women with multiple sclerosis who were exposed to dimethyl fumarate since the first day of their last menstrual period prior to conception or at any time during pregnancy.
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The Tecfidera (dimethyl fumarate) Pregnancy Registry is a prospective, observational registry designed to evaluate pregnancy outcomes in women with multiple sclerosis (MS) who were exposed to dimethyl fumarate (DMF) since the first day of their last menstrual period (LMP) prior to conception or at any time during pregnancy. Women of childbearing potential are a considerable segment of the patient population affected by MS and are likely to be exposed to DMF around the time of conception and during pregnancy. Although the data are very limited, there is currently no evidence of increased risk of fetal abnormalities or adverse pregnancy outcomes associated with gestational exposure to DMF during the first trimester. Therefore, it is important to evaluate, in a global pregnancy registry, how DMF exposure may affect pregnancy and infant outcomes. Data will be collected on prospective pregnancies (i.e.enrollment prior to knowledge of outcome) at time of enrollment, 6 to 7 months gestation, and approximately 4,12 and 52 weeks after estimated date of delivery. The prevalence of spontaneous abortions, birth defects, and other pregnancy and infant outcomes will be calculated and compared to background rates from external sources such as the European Surveillance of Congenital Anomalies.
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Spain: Agencia Española de Medicamentos y Productos Sanitarios
Australia: Department of Health and Ageing Therapeutic Goods Administration
Germany: Federal Institute for Drugs and Medical Devices
Canada: Health Canada
United Kingdom: Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency
United States: Food and Drug Administration
Italy: The Italian Medicines Agency
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Multiple Sclerosis
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Standing out at the weekend
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I'm a super nice guy, easy to get along with, energetic and fun! I love watching (and quoting) movies, playing and learning about new music, the enjoyment of a good book, the taste of a chai latte, meaningful conversation and am always open to learning new things! I'm a cyclist, runner, surfer and world traveler who's looking to have some fun and meet new people who are active like me! I'm passionate about everything I do in life, from my active lifestyle, to my unwavering love for friends and family. I'm a born and raised San Diegan, and aside from a year that I lived in London when I was in college, I love spending time in my hometown, soaking up the sun, enjoying the outdoors, the taste of a great IPA at the Local Habit, Tiger Tiger, Blind Lady Alehouse, Craft and Commerce or any other homegrown brewery, and am always looking to try new restaurants (or take people to my favorite local spots). I've been blessed with a fantastic job, one that affords me a flexible schedule conducive to my lifestyle, and gives me a career that I can be proud of. I'm happy to say that I'm exactly where I belong, and am looking to spend the next 30 years in my line of work. You'll find that I'm an exercise junkie, and I'm constantly chasing that moment of pure clarity at the end of a hard workout. The harmonious feeling of oneness with my bike or surfboard gives me a consistent sense of calm and peace. I imagine my obsession with working out is offset by my equal obsession for In Out, MXN and LL's Hawaiian BBQ:) I believe that a positive outlook and passion for life leads to great things. I also believe in laughter, and the importance of friendship. If we hang out, I guarantee we'll be laughing the whole time. Or at least you will, likely at my expense! I've had my share of travel, and have had the blessing of stepping foot in many wonderful countries in my life, but there's so many more that I have yet to cross off my list, and am looking for a travel partner I can explore new places with! I'm looking for someone who's smart, funny, and has a passion for life. My ideal would be someone I can workout with, or spend a lazy Sunday morning with. Someone I can constantly learn from, and who understands and supports the things that I do that define me. A music lover is a bonus, and I'd love to spend time with a girl who loves to sing at the top of her lungs in the car, or joins in on melodies while I rock out on the guitar or piano. If you'd like to hang out sometime, I'd be happy to make you smile. My name is Brian, and it's a pleasure to meet you.
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Whether you have worn the letters off your keyboard trying to get all the stories and poems out of your head and on paper, or you just like to write and wouldn't mind winning a prize for doing it, you are invited to enter the Teen Summer Writing Contest presented by Barbara Bush Branch Library and LSC – Tomball Community Library.
All participants will receive a certificate and are invited to an awards reception hosted by noted YA author Mary Lindsey (Shattered Souls) on August 13 at LSC-Tomball.
If you're a teen, 12 - 18 years-old and a current student in grades 6 - 12, and live...well...anywhere you can enter. Past entries have come from as far away as England. You don't even have to come to the reception to pick up your prize.
HCPL would like to congratulate Katy Branch Library customer Dawn Woytek. She is the winner of the first random drawing of Adult Summer Reading Fun 2013. Here she is receiving her brand new Kindle Paperwhite from Katy Assistant Branch Librarian Donatta Clarke.
Don't miss out on your chance to win. We will be holding system-wide, random drawings throughout the summer. All you have to do is register for Summer Reading Fun. Additionally, at the conclusion of Summer Reading, all HCPL branches will hold drawings for $30 bookstore gift cards. For complete rules and to register, please visit our Summer Reading Fun page!
Congratulations again to Dawn. Here's wishing you a great summer of reading!
I am the luckiest of fathers and have been since the beginning. If any newborn can be said to be calm, it would have been our daughter. Even factoring in a big honkin' dollop of paternal bias, she was pretty much perfect. She didn't even cry much, and the crying she did seemed almost perfunctory, as if she only wanted to assure us she had a superior set of lungs. Her personality hasn't changed much since those first moments of life. She has grown up to be a remarkably poised and intelligent young woman. It seems like all my wife and I had to do was remind her of the basics: 1). Treat everyone with respect and kindness, and if, for whatever reason that proves impossible, then at least be polite, 2). Don't cheat or lie, 3). Boredom is for losers, 4). Be open to new experiences, and 5). Don't put things up your nose. That's about it.
Ah, summer! The kids are out of school, the mosquitoes are out in force, and before you know it, you'll be out of ideas for things to do that don't involve long hours sitting on car seats you could fry bacon on, getting sand in your bathing suit, and/or adding more negative numbers to your bank statement.
Harris County Public Library's Summer Reading Fun is your answer.
This year's theme is Have Book – Will Travel, and HCPL wants to encourage everyone—from infants to seniors--to explore the worlds that reading open up. Starting Monday, June 3, register online at www.hcpl.net and join your friends and neighbors in traveling the world through the pages of a book.
Effective June 1, 2013, Harris County Public Library's Kingwood Branch will expand its hours of operation from five to six days a week offering you more opportunities to browse the library's continually refreshed collection of books, movies, music and journals, in addition to making it easier for you to take advantage of a wide range of library services.
The new hours reflect the needs of the community and will give you greater access to free Wi-Fi and internet, as well as to facilities including meeting, conference and study rooms. What's more, the expanded hours mean the Kingwood Branch's expert staff will be available seventeen additional hours every week to assist you with research, provide entertaining educational programming for all ages, or to just suggest the perfect book.
In observance of the 6th Annual LightsOutHouston initiative, Harris County Commissioners Court has authorized Facilities and Property Management to lead a countywide effort, in conjunction with the City of Houston, the Greater Houston Partnership and Central Houston Inc. to turn off all non-essential lights at the end of the day.
Turning out unnecessary lights when you leave a room is one of the easiest ways you can help the environment, conserve valuable resources and save money. Remember--unlike humans and other living things, furniture does not need light to survive. Your sofa, ottoman and coffee table, as well as your work station and file cabinets are not afraid of the dark.
Harris County Public Library encourages you to make turning off unnecessary lights a year-round habit. If a light is not needed for safety or some other necessity, turn it off!
Writers in the Schools (WITS), is a local nonprofit organization that sends professional poets, fiction writers and playwrights into over 350 area schools to help children, K - 12, discover the "pleasure and power of reading and writing." Each year in April, WITS celebrates National Poetry Month by sharing the poems of some of its many talented students through its A Poem A Day project.
We at Harris County Public Library are excited to once again participate in this year's event. Starting this Monday, April 1 and running through the month, fans of HCPL's Facebook page will get to read these amazing poems.
Don't miss a single one. 'Like' us on Facebook now (and as an added bonus you'll get library news, information on upcoming library events, new title announcements, and other fun and interesting stuff with a bookish bent.
It has happened to all of us. You check out DVDs planning to catch up on that TV series everyone is talking about. Then life happens: the kids remember their science project is due; your mother shows up unannounced; your secret crush finally calls to ask you out. Harris County Public Library can't do anything about life's little surprises, but we can give you more time to watch those videos. Starting April 15, 2013, HCPL will extend the checkout period for all DVDs, including new releases, from one week to two.
With more and more classic and current TV series coming out on video, and with PBS's Downton Abbey and Showtime's Homeland among our most requested DVD sets, it makes sense to extend the checkout period so that you can have the time to enjoy them. No one should have to cram a season's worth of viewing into a single weekend.
Spring Break is coming up soon and if you're looking for fun, free ways to keep your kids and teens engaged and entertained, Harris County Public Library is just the ticket. In addition to their regular slate of programs, many HCPL branches will host special events the week of March 11 - 16. There will be music, puppet shows, giant bubbles, everyone's favorite big red dog, and much more. Below are just some of the highlights. For a full schedule of programs, visit our Events Calendar.
Marsha's Petting Zoo
Marsha Smiley will bring a llama, goat, bunnies, piglets, ducks, chicks, deer, and a mini-donkey for you to see and pet.
Clear Lake City-County Freeman Branch Library
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Camel rides, bounce house obstacle course and make-your-own ice cream.
Northwest Branch Library
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The HIV/AIDS epidemic in Cuba: description and tentative explanation of its low HIV prevalence
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1 Facultad de Matematica y Computacion, Universidad de La Habana, La Habana, Cuba
2 Ministerio de Salud Publica, La Habana, Cuba
3 Université René Descartes, Laboratoire MAP5, UMR-CNRS 8145, Paris, France
4 Modalx – Université Paris X Nanterre; LPMA – UMR CNRS 7599 – Universités Paris 6 and Paris 7, France
5 Instituto de Medicina Tropical «Pedro Kouri», La Habana, Cuba
6 INSERM U687, 14 rue du Val d'Osne 94415 Saint-Maurice, France
7 Hôpital Ambroise Paré, Boulogne-Billancourt, France
8 Université de Versailles – Saint-Quentin; UFR médicale Paris-Ile-de-France-Ouest, Garches, France
BMC Infectious Diseases 2007, 7:130 doi:10.1186/1471-2334-7-130Published: 9 November 2007
The Cuban HIV/AIDS epidemic has the lowest prevalence rate of the Caribbean region. The objective of this paper is to give an overview of the HIV/AIDS epidemic in Cuba and to explore the reasons for this low prevalence.
Data were obtained from the Cuban HIV/AIDS programme established in 1983. This programme has an extensive adult HIV testing policy, including testing of all pregnant women. HIV and AIDS cases have been recorded since 1986. Persons found to be HIV-positive are interviewed on their sexual behaviour and partners. Tracing and voluntary testing of these partners are organised. Epidemiological description of this epidemic was obtained from analysis of this data set. Using elementary mathematical analyses, we estimated the coverage of the detection system (percentage of HIV-positive adults detected) and the average period between HIV infection and detection. Estimated HIV prevalence rates were corrected to account for the coverage.
HIV prevalence has increased since 1996. In 2005, the prevalence among pregnant women was 1.2 per 10,000 (16/137000). Estimated HIV prevalence among 15- to 49-year-olds was 8.1 per 10,000 (4913/6065000; 95%CI: 7.9 per 10,000 – 8.3 per 10,000). Most (77%) of the HIV-positive adults were men, most (85.1%) of the detected HIV-positive men were reported as having sex with men (MSM), and most of the HIV-positive women reported having had sex with MSM. The average period between HIV infection and detection was estimated to be 2.1 years (IQR = 1.7 – 2.2 years). We estimated that, for the year 2005, 79.6% (IQR: 77.3 – 81.4%) of the HIV-positive persons were detected.
MSM drive the HIV epidemic in Cuba. The extensive HIV testing policy may be an important factor in explaining the low HIV prevalence. To reduce the HIV epidemic in Cuba, the epidemic among MSM should be addressed. To understand this epidemic further, data on sexual behaviour should be collected. Now that antiretroviral therapy is more widely available, the Cuban policy, based on intensive HIV testing and tracing of partners, may be considered as a possible policy to control HIV/AIDS epidemics in other countries.


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Identifying the circumstances surrounding, and the symptoms associated with, a fall helps to determine the underlying cause, which in turn emphasizes the importance of obtaining a detailed history of the fall. Identifying the cause will determine whether a more urgent medical evaluation is necessary to address life-threatening causes of falls and their consequences. This investigation will also help to identify the risk factor(s) most likely to be contributing to falls and allow the implementation of appropriate interventions to reduce the risk of future falls.
Falls are often multifactorial in origin. [1] The presence of the following factors is associated with greater probability of future falls, [2] [3] [4] and falls screening guidelines suggest identification of these characteristics in at-risk people can be useful in the implementation of falls prevention strategies: [5]
Motor problems: gait and balance impairment, muscle weakness [2] [6] [7] [8] [9] [10]
Sensory impairment: peripheral neuropathy, vestibular dysfunction, vision impairment [2] [6] [11] [12] [13]
Polypharmacy or certain medications [14]
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Additional factors such as age or comorbid illnesses. [2]
Key components of many fall-prevention programs include addressing the risk factors, advocating exercise (including strength and balance training), review of medication, vision assessment, and a home safety assessment, with modifications as deemed necessary. [18] The United States Preventive Services Task Force, for example, recommends exercise or physical therapy, plus vitamin D supplementation, for prevention of falls in community-dwelling adults ≥65 years of age who are at increased risk of falls, [19] [20] though meta-analyses have not shown benefit. [21]
Several other guidelines examine the implementation of such interventions to prevent falls:
http://www.uspreventiveservicestaskforce.org/uspstf11/fallsprevention/fallsprevart.htm [US Preventive Services Task Force: primary care-relevant interventions to prevent falling in older adults]
http://www.amda.com/tools/guidelines.cfm [AMDA: falls and fall risk]
http://www.cdc.gov/homeandrecreationalsafety/falls/index.html [CDC: preventing falls among older adults]
http://www.injuryresearch.bc.ca/cause/falls/ [BC Injury Research and Prevention Unit: fall prevention guidelines]
http://www.safetyandquality.gov.au/publications-resources/publications/?acsqhc_programs=16 [ACSQHC: preventing falls and harm from falls in older people in residential aged care facilities]
http://www.safetyandquality.gov.au/publications-resources/publications/?acsqhc_programs=16 [ACSQHC: preventing falls and harm from falls in older people in the community]
https://www.icsi.org/guidelines__more/catalog_guidelines_and_more/catalog_guidelines/catalog_patient_safetyreliability_guidelines/falls/ [Institute for Clinical Systems Improvement: prevention of falls (acute care)]
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmedhealth/PMH0031366/ [Effectiveness and implementation aspects of interventions for preventing falls in elderly people in long-term care facilities: a systematic review of RCTs]
http://www.nice.org.uk/guidance/CG161 [National Institute for Health and Care Excellence: assessment and prevention of falls in older people]


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VisitBritain suspends marketing activity in face of riots
By Loulla-Mae Eleftheriou-Smith, marketingmagazine.co.uk, Tuesday, 09 August 2011 02:09PM
VisitBritain, the national tourist board, is suspending digital activity on the BBC's international news site, as part of its £100m 'You're Invited' campaign, as the ads are deemed "no longer appropriate".
Joss Croft, VisitBritain's head of marketing, said that suspending the activity is a temporary measure and the body will be "keeping an eye" on situation over the coming days. He added it will resume its advertising on the BBC site when it is "appropriate" to do so.
Croft said: "The message of the TV ad is very much around 'welcome' and it is an important strategy that is still sound, but timing is what we need to keep an eye on."
VisitBritain is in its key planning period for its £100m global marketing campaign, due to launch this autumn. There are currently no plans to delay this activity, which will be centred on VisitBritain's commercial partners, including easyJet, British Airways and American Express.
London & Partners, the promotional agency for the capital, said that it's 'Limited Edition London' campaign is still slated for September, and that the agency will be "monitoring" current situation. The campaign is set to promote the capital to its global markets in the year lead-up to the London 2012 Olympics.
Martine Ainsworth-Wells, the agency's marketing and communications director, said that it is "too early" to anticipate an effect on tourism, but that London & Partners will work with the industry to respond to specific issues as they arise.
She said: "Past experience tells us that London recovers very quickly from such events and we will focus on recovery activity as soon as it is viable to do so."
Three days of rioting in London have left a trail of looting and violence through Tottenham, Enfield, Hackney, Oxford Circus, Clapham Junction, Croydon, Peckham and Brixon, among other areas. Similar riots have spread to Birmingham, Liverpool, Nottingham and Bristol since the disturbances began on Saturday.
A number of local and high street businesses have been attacked and looted during the violence, with celebrity chef Jamie Oliver claiming his Birmingham restaurant as a recent victim. Tweeting today, Oliver said: "Sadly my restaurant in Birmingham got smashed up windows gone whole area close, can't open, staff and customers all safe."
Prime minster David Cameron has returned from his holiday and Parliament will be recalled for one day this Thursday (11 August) to discuss the riots.
The Met Police have said that sixteen thousand officers will be deployed from midday today (9 August) until Wednesday morning to respond to any further unrest.
This article was first published on marketingmagazine.co.uk
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A Denny's Waitress Allegedly Refused to Serve a Table of Gay and Transgender Customers
Yet the restaurant's staff claims they were the ones who were provoked.
Yet the restaurant's staff claims they were the ones who were provoked.
The waitress who put the cup on the table's edge was negligent.
Discerning patrons will want to try the $300 Dom-and-pancakes special.
You won't be able to get a margarita with your Grand Slam at 7 a.m. is all.
Maybe they just don't like very large breakfast deals.
Another chain hits New York. The end is near.
Blogger Alison Marino catches flack for calling the sale of a longstanding location "tragic."
Build your own Hobbit Slam, if you like the sound of that.
Then head up to your hotel room for a Grand Slam.
"it looked like a bomb went off in here," one manager claims.
They don't call it dope for nothing.
Plus: chronic sponge-eating, and more of this week's weird food news.
Time to take grandpa off the bear claws.
The crack-shot columnist takes the lead on a controversial $2.6 million loan to the South Central Cajun restaurant that smells fishy.
Donna Simpson vows to lose weight, as long as the cameras stay on.
Plus: Denny's has a ridiculous new sandwich involving macaroni and cheese, eating a lighter lunch may help you shed pounds, and more, in our morning news roundup.
Plus: The world's "heaviest" mother tries to lose weight, and more, all in our morning news roundup.
Will kids order healthier stuff if it's marketed better on kids' menus? This remains to be seen.
Denny's, Wendy's, and Domino's are all on bankruptcy watch.
The French chef's pop-up restaurant still sold at least one to basically every table.


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If you want to get a head start on what features are coming in Orcas (the next version of Visual Studio), I highly recommend checking out Scott Guthrie's post. Scott recently returned from Europe where he delivered talks on many the new features (particularly those related to ASP.NET development) which he discusses in this post.
Below is a summary of the features that Scott covers.
In his post you can also find several links to presentations, videos and other posts that delve further into each of the topics.
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The U.S. Marshals Western Pennsylvania Fugitive Task Force has posted its "Most Wanted" list for this month. Call 412-422-GRAB (4722) if you recognize anyone pictured in this slideshow.(NOTE: All information in this slideshow comes directly from the task force website.)
State police say the driver of a car being chased by troopers was killed and four others were hurt when he crashed into another vehicle while exiting Interstate 376 in Pittsburgh.
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Nazareth College, founded in 1924, is a co-educational, independent college located on 150 scenic acres near Rochester, N.Y., offering undergraduate and graduate studies. Nazareth has a strong commitment to experience-based learning and civic engagement.
Nazareth College is incorporated under the authority of the Board of Regents of the University of the State of New York and is an accredited member of the Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. Documentation regarding this incorporation and accreditation may be seen during regular business hours in the Office of the President.
The College holds membership in the American Council on Education, and the Association of American Colleges and Universities. It is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education. The programs in education are registered for approval with the Teacher Education Accreditation Council (TEAC). The physical therapy program is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation in Physical Therapy Education (CAPTE). The programs in social work are accredited by the Council on Social Work Education. The programs in music are accredited by the National Association of Schools of Music. The College is approved by the New York State Education Department for the training of veterans and other eligible persons.
Nazareth College awards the undergraduate degrees of Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Fine Arts, Bachelor of Science, and Bachelor of Music. Initial New York State teacher certification may be earned with many of these degrees. See the catalog section of the School of Education for further information.
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What?? johnny cares about his family,not like angie,!! she likes the paparazzi atention,and shows her kids for everywhere,johnny dont do that.Oh and Johnny is cutter and hotter than brad by far
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@6: At least Johnny doesn´t drag around his children like Jolie. He wants them to stay out of public, which is completely the right thing.
dvdsky81 5 years
I cant believe how much he looks like Eddie Vedder in this new movie(at least from set pics). With that hair and length plus the same facial hair pattern as well an general face shape. I dont see it when he's shaven, but with the facial hair, at certain angles, he looks just like him.
spicyaroma 5 years
I still would ;)
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I still would ;)
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Anonymous @6: You don't know what you're talking about. Every time Johnny starts shooting another movie, he brings his family with him! What he does, is that he doesn't show off his family like Angie does. He protects them, 'cause they never asked for being a part this "weird" life that he's living. He doesn't want them to be a part of this "Hollywood-life". That's why we almost never see pictures of his kids. He doesn't want them to be a part of something that is so fucked up like Hollywood... It's a reason why they live in France dumb ass........
5 years
#6 No she doesn't. You are the one who feels like that and that is your openion. Johnny and Angie get along well.
5 years
Angelina must be be literally disgusted with this man...come on he is never with his family. He leaves them on their own devices for months on end, while he films. Shame on him, hope Angelina teaches him a thing or two about being a father. Let's not even talk of lack of philanthropy on his part.
littlemunchkin 5 years
He looks dodgy in these pictures - i hope thats what his character is supposed to be like!
ilanac13 5 years
it's so funny to me that his stunt double is always around - but i guess that there's a reason for that! i think that it's great if they find someone that looks that much like him so we don't find it super obvious when we see the movie.


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Hi all,
New member here - I've done a lot of reading in your forum and finally joined. I decided I would post about a ride I did last May (a while ago I know) to get the ball rolling for me. After reading many ride reports, I hope I don't bore anyone to death.
I wanted to take my fiance somewhere on the bike, but since she was new to it, we didn't want to do anything crazy. Our trip was set to be about a week from Minneapolis to Yellowstone National Park and back. I spent the months prior to the trip acquiring gear that would help on our journey.
I must admit, I hadn't taken a trip of this length yet either as I was used to riding sportbikes mainly for the past 10 years. I had gone on long Saturday and Sunday rides with friends, but this trip would be the beginning of new adventures for me, straying far away from home.
Day 1:
We set off right after rush hour. Heading south from Minneapolis towards Mankato and eventually across southern MN and SD on 90. All was well and after about an hour on the road I stopped to check on things and top off the fuel. My fiance had discovered riding at freeway speeds was going to be taking it's toll on her neck muscles. I reminded her we had about 2000 miles left on our journey but that she would get used to it. She was a little sad and it made me worried that she would have difficulty early on. We continued..
Southern MN and SD is about the least exciting travel one will ever do. Long, straight, flat nothing-ness for miles and miles. And the heavy crosswinds add to the drain and strain on the body while sitting still for great lengths. I've never ridden to Sturgis or been in SD for that matter, but I was starting to wonder why people bothered.
Not much to see here. Except maybe a biker on the side of the road catching a glimpse of the view..
The background gives an idea of what the riding out here is like. On the other hand, if you're like me, you've never really ridden on the back. My fiance tells me this view also becomes a bit redundant.
Meanwhile, at home..
We stopped in Chamberlain, SD for the night on the river. The next day we would hope to see something more than grass and blue sky.
Day 2:
We made our way across SD enduring more boring freeway miles. Eventually we hit the badlands and things start to finally get interesting.
Our plan was to see Mt. Rushmore but then continue on. I would have to save the wonderful badlands for another ride.
Mt. Rushmore was a must see for me since I had never been. Much smaller in person (we did get closer than these photo's suggest). The hills around the park are a great ride, and because we were early in the season, few cars were on the road yet. I can imagine once it's tourist season, this would've been an RV parade at 15 mph.
Like every large monument in the US, it's quite commercialized. But still a site worth seeing if you haven't.
We ended up staying that night in Custer, SD which was a nice little town. Again, it was very quiet since it was the off-season.
The trip was about to get much more exciting though..
great start! Keep it up!
Looking forward to the rest. I'm planning a Yellowstone trip for early this summer.
Looks good.. lovely cat :thumb
I deleted your second duplicate post.. just be patient and your posts will be approved.
Day 3:
We set off and rode into Wyoming. The best parts for riding, of course, are the mountains. From the East, the first range you hit is Big Horn and it's a wonderful site, especially after a couple days of flat surface and cross winds.
The fiance was great, but a little worried through the mountain roads and curves. There were almost no cars on the road, it was fantastic. The only time it got a little hairy was when the road suddenly was covered a spider web like design of tar snakes. The bike started to become a bit loose and the fiance was awfully worried. I slowed down a bit.. :evil
We arrived at a cabin outside of Cody, WY and our timing was excellent as the last 50 miles or so it began to rain on us. The temps were in the 50's so it was a little chilly for a shower. Greeted by the dogs, we felt very welcomed. A farmer owned the cabin and was quite surprised when we rode in.
The fire helped with the chilly evening - though it would have been less chilly had I covered my crack. We would make this our home base for a few days while we toured the park and Cody.
The owner of the farm was extremely nice and even gave us some fresh beef from his cattle. We explained we wanted to go into the park the next day and he said there was a chance of snow overnight and temps well below freezing. We would have to wait until morning to see what the conditions would be like. But he even offered to let us borrow one of his cars if the weather was unbearable. He let us walk around the farm (with the dogs as our guides) and see the cattle. It was a beautiful area.
Then, we had some great food and enjoyed some fine beverages before nodding off.
We spent a few days enjoying WY. Cody is certainly a western town obsessed with guns and rodeo. I've never been to a rodeo, and sadly we missed the nightly rodeo season. For 4 or so months in summer, there is a rodeo every single night in Cody. No surprise for the rodeo capital of the world.
We then headed to Yellowstone. On our way, we traded our 2 wheels for 4 legs (each). Had I been a real ADV rider, I suppose I would've enjoyed this trail on a bike.
Our guide pointed out bear footprints, we thought it was just part of the ride. It turns out the area has a massive wildlife population, including bears. This is one thing people often tell you about Yellowstone. It turned out to be true. Our horses were getting spooked and we were told it was likely from a bear around. Luckily no close encounters.
Back on the road..
Once in the park we must've literally seen thousands of buffalo during our day amongst many other animals.
The road was perfect for a gentle cruise. We went 55 mph the entire time and just took in the scenery. We just beat the holiday vacationers, so the park was pretty quiet with almost no RV's in the way.
After seeing old faithful, we journeyed home in the following days.
Day 6:
We went north through Montana first.
There was a lot I would've loved to see and ride through in Montana, but that will be for another adventure..
On the night of Day 6 we stayed in Glendive, MT. Just before we arrived, we were behind a semi-truck briefly. I didn't know what was going on but suddenly my fiance wanted me to stop. I thought she was tired and wanted a break but we were so close. I stopped though as she sounded a bit frantic. When we pulled off the freeway she got off the bike and pulled her pants down! :rofl She had a number of bee stings on her thigh from the truck. I thought she was slightly crazy and didn't realize what happened. When we got to Glendive I realized I had dead bees all over the front of my jacket and the bike as well. Some had gotten into the vents in my helmet too - good thing they didn't make it in there alive. Apparently the semi was carrying bee's!
Glendive was, well, a dive.. We found it interesting that most people got around in this town on 4-wheelers. We tried to get a photo of an old woman riding her 4-wheeler but missed it.
Day 7/8:
It was then on to North Dakota to visit an old friend of mine who was living in Jamestown at the time. Once you're out of the mountains in western Montana, you find yourself terribly bored on the interstates once again. So it was a lot of boring riding once again. If we had more time, I suppose we could have found a more scenic route through these areas of eastern Montana and North Dakota?
After spending the night in Jamestown we headed to Minneapolis on the last day.
What a great post. Thanks for sharing. Big Hi Five to your fiance for doing a 2000 mile road trip for her first big ride. Sounds like a great lady and a keeper.
Noted you had communications on your helmet. I assume you both had them for talking during the trip?
Thanks for letting us see your trip. keep posting more rides on the Roadie.
Good stuff, but don't sell the Plains short. Lots of good riding off of the slab.
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Great ride report!!! Sounds like you guys had a great time.
Time to start planning the next trip.... :D
Some of those narrow fire roads look excellent :evil
Thanks for Sharing
Great pictures. If your going that way I also recommend the Beartooth Highway from Red Lodge, Montana to the Northeast entrance of Yellowstone.
can you give us some information on that cabin? Looked amazing.
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lol. My point was... who knows when they'll actually start selling them? 3/13 or "spring" were the estimates I saw.
But they do look good. I have 2/3 of an Anakee2 and a whole TKC to burn through and then.....maybe a Karoo3 test.
The pics I saw make 'em look like an Anakee 2 on steroids. Deep grooves, but numerous blocks. Not a nobbley look alike anymore. They look like they should wear longer while still providing decent off tarmac traction, just remember that they are not a nobbie. You know?
The new Anakee just doesn't look as "off the tarmac" capable as the old one. I have several thousand on the Anakee 2, and have never found them wanting on what I ride. Then new ones, leave me a bit put off. BUT, then there is the new Karoo, so I'm good again!!!
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