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If you dine at Nick and Eddie (right next door to Lunalux) your meal will be served on a large white plate decorated with the restaurant's name in black. That simple dinner plate was the inspiration for the design of their gift certificates, which we made this winter. We letterpress-printed the text in black ink and blind-embossed the plate image on super-soft bright white stock, because we wanted to create a really striking texture. Opening the card reveals standard gift-certificate fare: to/from/amount blanks, the restaurant's location and hours, and the certificate's unique number (forgers beware!). Imagine if you received a card like this, tucked inside a deep red envelope – we think the gift certificate itself is so beautiful, it's almost a present even if you couldn't redeem it for fancy food!
We printed business cards to match, too. The typesetting mimics the gold and black lettering on the restaurant's big front window. Like the gift certificates, the cards are printed on 100% cotton Lettra cover. Simple, urban and luxurious. And while we're tooting our own horn, we'll give some love to our neighbors too. We love Nick and Eddie because it always feels like there's something happening there, whether we're enjoying a raucous Saturday-night burlesque show or reading the new City Pages at the bar on a quiet Wednesday. This newest kid on the block has brought some much-needed energy to the neighborhood! And now that our favorite chef Steven Brown is working there, we love it even more.
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Album Rating: 3.5Again, comments and feedback are welcome! I'm thinking of writing up reviews for their next two releases...I may as well do, I'm halfway there!
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Album Rating: 4.0Nice review. Sometimes I find myself liking this more than Termination, but they're both excellent albums. If it wasn't for the language barrier, I think this band would be very popular in America.
Lol, I misread the summary. I think I should check these guys out
Album Rating: 3.5Thanks FadedSun! Definitely, I think they're both great in their own way!
As for the rest of you, you should definitely give them a listen.
Album Rating: 4.0Only 4 ratings on this? Makes me sad. This band needs more recognition. They just released a new album that is very well done!
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By C.J. McMANUSSun Advocate reporter
Meeting after public meeting this year, East Carbon and Sunnyside residents peppered council members questions about the non-existent youth recreation available in the soon to be combined townships. Sunnyside took action on the matter Tuesday, completing plans for a community ice skating rink to be finished as soon as a permanent freeze hits the Castle Country.
Children using the rink, which is located near Bruin Point Elementary on Valley View, will be skating in Sunnyside for the first time, but the venue has been a part of eastern Carbon County since the early 1950s.
"Kaiser helped the city get that rink together," said former mayor and current city council member Bruce Andrews. "And this community has always loved it."
Discussion about renovating the area began during summer council sessions with work beginning over a month ago. City employees worked to clear the area and map out the ponds exact layout with Carbon County lending heavy equipment to finish the renovation's leveling.
"Drainage was needed near the old arena and the county has been great about coming up here and working with us on that as well as grading the surface," explained Mayor Doug Parsons.
While available power is a bonus should the city decide to build a hot chocolate shack, the low power lines bring more danger than they are worth. The city plans use a contracted local electrician to deal with the lines.
Should they decide to use the lines, lights may be hung at the pond. There is already a fire pit available in the area for roasting marshmallows and to provide light and warmth.
"With the cities becoming one, this is a great way to recreate together in the winter months, said council member Tony Riffle. "I've been around since the 1950s and that pond was always popular with the entire community when it was open."
The rink is rather large, measuring 300 by 400 feet, more than enough space to accommodate all those who would like to skate in an area which boast only about 1,600 - 1,800 total residents.
Another 1950s venue is also re-opening in Sunnyside, as Gus Burdis started the Sunnybowl Cafe on Nov. 11.
"That cafe has been a part of this community for most of the past 50 years," said Andrews. "Our area is just a different place when the Sunnybowl is open."
The cafe also opened during Kaiser Steel's heyday and was open almost continuously until it closed in the early part of 2000. The cafe is located just west of Miner's Trading Post on U-123.


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Dogbert:"Reality is always controlled by the people who are most insane." @geraldaungst @kristenswanson @pimathman #justsayin'
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At first, I just laughed. We clearly don't want insane people in charge of designing reality for students. Or do we!?!?
So leaders, here are my 3 reasons for finding the most "insane" people to write your curriculum:
- Insane people are way more likely to take risks. If our students are going to have a real shot in today's world, they clearly need learning experiences that depart from the status quo. We need curriculum writers who will innovate with time and space to create opportunities for anytime, anywhere learning.
- Insane people are passionate. I often think of the word insane and passion concomitantly. If we want students to be successful, then we need curriculum writers who are willing to invest time, energy, and creativity. Yup, they need to be insane!
- Insane people probably didn't do so well in traditional school. People who were highly successful in school tend to replicate what worked for them. However, we know that these structures of compliance don't always equal success in the real world.
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12:40 PM, Sep 28, 2010 • By DANIEL HALPER
The liberal lobbying group J Street, which has operated under the pretense of being pro-Israel, has really taken a hit in the last week. Eli Lake of the Washington Times uncovered that, despite J Street's longstanding insistence to the contrary, the group has received significant funding from financier George Soros and his children. Additionally, the same report revealed that J Street received $811,967, from a woman named Consolacion Esdicul, a resident of Happy Valley, Hong Kong and an associate of Bill Benter, a hugely successful international gambler.
J Street's embattled chief Jeremy Ben-Ami
In other words, to borrow a phrase from J Street's executive director Jeremy Ben-Ami, the lobbying group accepts money from "foreign nationals."
So it's no wonder that the White House is now taking moves to distance itself from the foreign funded lobbying group, as reported by Eli Lake in today's Washington Times. There's another angle here, also: President Obama has previously distanced his stance on Israel from George Soros's views on that subject. The real question is, why didn't the White House do their due diligence before National Security Adviser Jim Jones attended J Street's annual conference last year which was apparently funded, at least in part, by a foreign national?
Over the weekend, Ben-Ami took to his group's website – and cross-published the same post on the Huffington Post website – to respond. Here, in part, is what he said:
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What, exactly, is the Sea Otter Classic? The answer seems quite simple: it's a race, right? Yes. And no. Sea Otter may have started as a race way back when, but it's morphed into something much bigger. Part festival, part tradeshow, part group ride, part carnival, part camp out and, yes, part race.
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Badger cull protesters are missing the point of battle with TB
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I write this as an arable farmer who keeps no cattle but is passionate about the countryside, its wildlife and its people.
I am hugely concerned that the nation seems to be "losing the plot" where the badger cull is concerned, a fact which was graphically illustrated by the recent picture in the Western Daily Press on August 22 showing the protests against the badger cull outside the High Court.
The badger cull is not sport, it is no more and no less than an integral part of an essential disease control programme. Nigel Gibbens, the Government's chief vet, has eloquently explained why without a badger cull the disease control programme will fail. George Eustice, the Defra Minister – has confirmed that vaccination cannot cure TB-infected badgers and Joe Henson has articulated that if TB is not eradicated then our much-loved native breeds of cattle and their produce almost certainly face extinction.
And then there is the human health risk. The story of the teenage girl who had to have emergency surgery following contracting bovine TB from wildlife via her pet is very harrowing – who could possibly wish that on anybody's child let alone their own?
Antibiotic resistant TB across the world is a huge concern to all those seeking to combat the disease and bovine TB is very closely related to human TB. Should we really be playing games with this disease?
It is an unfortunate fact that due to its physiology the badger is one of the most infectious species when carrying TB which is why TB infected badgers can spread the disease so rapidly. All of these facts have recently been well reported in the Western Daily Press.
We must not lose sight of the fact that the enemy here is mycobacterium bovis and there should be no disagreement that we must take every possible step to exterminate it without delay. Every day's delay is more infected badgers, more culled cattle and potentially more infected children, all of us should be ashamed of that.
Opposition to this disease control programme is being whipped up by celebrity conservationists who illustrate from their radio interviews that they do not understand wildlife – Bill Oddie: Try telling the mother hedgehog whose family has just been eaten by a badger that the badger has sympathy for her, and yes, post mortemed badgers have been found with stomachs full of hedgehoglets – and lobbyists who are being paid large salaries to get the cull stopped. Many of the opponents of the cull come from urban areas miles from Gloucestershire, if they succeed they will then depart for the safety of their homes and leave us, our children, our wildlife and our cattle to continue to be ravaged by this horrible disease – that surely verges on immoral.
If this disease is not brought under control in our wildlife then eventually many of the much loved facets of Gloucestershire will disappear. It may take 20, 30 or 50 years but eventually it will happen. Cattle will disappear from the Gloucestershire landscape as it will become more and more impossible for farmers to keep them disease free, unless they are kept permanently inside and never let out to graze, and who wants to see that?
Cattle eat grass so the beautiful pastures of Gloucestershire will be either ploughed up or fall into disrepair as they cannot be maintained so the glorious landscape we all enjoy and love will be lost.
Close to where I live people have been gathering on top of May Hill at dawn on May Day for 300 years – initially the lads from the local villages met and beat hell out of each other to prove who was best. Now the morris dancers do similar!. This year there were lots of children and dogs rolling round in the grass.
Many badgers live on the hill, if we do not exterminate this disease from them then eventually it will become unsafe for children to play with their dogs on the hill, and the beautiful belted Galloway cattle which currently graze the hill will be long gone.
This is not to say anything about the huge emotional angst caused to farmers who are unable to protect their cattle from contracting TB from contact with infected badgers. If badgers forage in grazing fields it is impossible to keep them apart unless the cattle are housed 24/7. But then who cares about the farmers? There may be no need to care for their financial wellbeing but we should all care for the emotional wellbeing of everyone in our community.
Farmers love their animals, I have absolutely no time for the very small minority who do not, and many of them have helped them being born and have a strong emotional bond with them. To see them infected with a disease which they have no means of controlling can be heartbreaking, on top of which there is the added worry of how you are going to feed your family when your income has been cut off due to your farm being shut down with TB – I am not aware that Tesco's will take an IOU for groceries.
I personally know of at least one farmer suicide which can be directly traced back to TB. It has had a very deep effect on me knowing that two small children have had to grow up without a father, and all because of bovine TB.
David Barton has bravely opened his heart and written about the effects of bovine TB on his farm and his family in a blog – anyone doubting the horrors of dealing with this disease should have a quiet read , visit farmerdavidbarton.wordpress.com
No amount of cattle controls or changes to farming practice will address the threat from this disease now endemic within Gloucestershire wildlife.
There is no threat of extinction of badgers from the badger cull and the benefits to all will be huge ... and one of the biggest beneficiaries will be the badger species which will be saved from a huge amount of suffering by ridding its population of this horrible disease. This is why the badger cull should not be contentious, the tragedy is that those of us that know and love the countryside and understand this have failed to get this message across.


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In response to my article on Zoroastrianism and St. Paul I got lots of responses about Mysticism and the other pseudosophisticated garbage.
They were so SMART!
The article showed how today's white self-hatred can be traced back to an Aryan prophet twelve hundred years ago. In the degeneracy of Zoroastrianism we have a total substitute for centuries of tracing our self-hatred, the self-hatred that is killing us, not to tiny border kingdom in the Middle East, but to the same degenerated thinking of Aryans which we have today.
I find this in both of the Testaments we have spent two thousand years on, seeking our politics there.
Well, they ARE there, but you have to see what they really have to say, not remake them into tales that suit your purposes.
"Nobody is as funny as a dumb man who thinks he is smart." — Oliver Hardy.
I do not want these funny people HERE.
Whenever anyone explains Buddhism or Christianity they make it a story people want to hear.
Actually, it is characteristic of Aryan thinkers that they would ask the basic question, "Is the average life, where there is every kind of pain and very, very few pleasures, worth living?"
By the time of Gautama Buddha, he and every other Aryan Indian knew the answer was No. Buddha's entire teaching was dedicated to getting off of the Wheel of Life, the rebirth of each of us, forever, in one life after another.
No New Age Buddhist has any hint of this.
The Old Testament makes it very clear that the Jews got their new concept of THEIR God from Persia. Once again, Zoroaster answered the question, "Is this life worth living?" with a No. He dealt with it by a God of This World, an evil world, and the god of the next world, the good one.
This degenerated into total condemnation of every pleasure and even survival in this world. That is what we live with today, This little twist, not "mystical" at all, is the basis of our whole way of thinking today.
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From the outside, country star Joe Nichols appears to have it all: multi-platinum-selling career, loving wife and newborn baby daughter. But Joe's journey from childhood to fatherhood was anything but idyllic and for the first time, the Grammy-nominated artist shares the full story of an abuse-filled childhood, his ongoing struggles with alcoholism and how he is finally enjoying life one day at a time. Backstory: Joe Nichols premieres Saturday, May 12 at 11 p.m. Eastern on GAC. Nichols' brother, wife, manager, producer, therapist and friend are some of those interviewed for the special.
Joe recalls his parents' nasty divorce, physical abuse from his father and a love affair with whiskey that he says started at around age 13. When he could, he'd shut himself in his bedroom, listening over and over again to a Merle Haggard record, mimicking the country music icon until he was hoarse. Time spent with the Hag paid off and at 19, Joe released a single on a small independent label in Arkansas and played some club dates. He moved to Nashville and after a nearly two-year period of dues-paying, was the first artist signed to Universal South Records.
He found it very difficult to deal with early career successes that included chart-topping hits like "The Impossible," and "Brokenheartsville," four Grammy nominations and newcomer awards from the likes of Billboard magazine, the Country Music Association and the Academy of Country Music, explaining that historically, high points in his life sent him into destruction mode and ultimately, in and out of rehab. "Those are the most dangerous times for me," Joe says. "That's when I want to destroy everything." Just as his career took off, Joe's father passed. "I was ill-equipped to handle the loss of my dad," he says.
Joe married Heather Singleton in 2007 following a friendship that began when they were 19. Just 30 days into their marriage, Joe was back in rehab and what followed was a one step forward, two steps back pattern of behavior until 2008 when an intervention orchestrated by his family and friends sent the singer to an intensive, in-patient rehab treatment program.
He is quick to acknowledge his wife's unwavering commitment to their marriage, adding, "There's no way that Heather should still be married to me, there's no way. It's only by grace." The couple also faced major fertility issues and suffered five consecutive miscarriages until last month, when they finally became parents of Dylan River, a healthy baby girl.
"I hope through my story that other people find a sliver of hope because I have lost five children to get to this one," Heather says.
Today Joe admits to enjoying life one day at a time. "I live free now," he says. "I don't live perfectly, I don't claim that. That's a mistake because I can't promise anything past today."
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A homeowner in Orlando's College Park neighborhood grabbed his gun and chased after a burglary suspect Wednesday.
Chris Edson tells Local 6 he caught the suspect breaking into his truck early Wednesday morning at his home on Harvard Street.
Edson says he got his handgun and went outside to confront the man. "He kept dropping his hands down and I kept telling him keep your hands up and he'd bring them up and drop them down," says Edson. "Then he decided he was going to try and escape."
Edson says the man figured out he wasn't going to shoot him, so he ran down the street. Edson then started chasing after him, even though he was still wearing his bathrobe.
Orlando Police arrived moments later and were able to take Devon Harris, 22, into custody. Investigators say Harris is responsible for at least four car burglaries in the area and was found with a variety of stolen items.
Edson says he made the mistake of leaving his truck unlocked, something he says will never happen again.
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Gallagher's legal threatNoel Gallagher has jokingly threatened to sue Foo Fighters if they cover Oasis's single 'Lyla' at this weekend's Reading and Leeds festivals.
The US rockers are rumoured to be performing a their own version of the hit record at this weekend's festivals - after debuting it on Jo Whiley's BBC Radio One show earlier this week.
However, Noel is not amused by claims the band, fronted by ex-Nirvana drummer Dave Grohl, are planning to change some of the lyrics and has issued a gentle warning.
He told the station: "They'll be hearing from my lawyers if they change any lyrics."
The guitarist has heard the Foo Fighters version of 'Lyla' and admits he finds it bizarre.
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Report: Man confessed to attacking, killing sister-in-law in Immokalee
IMMOKALEE - The brother-in-law of Iris Lopez Contreras confessed to killing the Immokalee woman on Jan. 28, according to documents filed with the Collier County Clerk's Office on Monday.
Francisco Demetrio Carrillo, 36, was arrested Friday and charged with second-degree murder in connection with the death of 29-year-old Contreras.
He is the brother of the victim's husband, Marco Tulio Carrillo, and also lived at the victim's home in the 100 block of N. 7th St. in Immokalee.
At the time of his arrest he was in the Collier County jail in Naples on a warrant out of Lee County.
According to the arrest report released Friday, Collier deputies responded to the scene after the Contreras' 6-year-old son discovered her bloodied body when he arrived home from school.
The detectives determined Contreras died of multiple wounds to the head with a blunt object, the report said.
During the investigation, reports said detectives learned through friends and family that Francisco Demetrio Carrillo, Contreras' brother-in-law, may have been involved in her death.
A break in the case came Wednesday, when detectives got a call saying that Carrillo -- going by his brother Marcos' name -- was already in the jail on a warrant out of Lee County.
In a tape-recorded interview conducted by a Collier County sheriff's detective on Wednesday, documents show that Carrillo admitted having an argument with Contreras "that escalated into a physical confrontation in which he intentionally struck her multiple times."
Reports said Carrillo provided specific details of the scene, which included the victim's injuries, which would only be known by the person who committed the crime.
"The injuries described by Carrillo were determined by the Medical Examiner to have been directly responsible for the death of Contreras," the court document showed.
Carrillo's arraignment is slated for March 1 and no bond was set.
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POTSDAM The traffic stop that led to felony drug arrests Saturday that landed two men in jail without bail was a police setup, officers said in Village Court on Thursday in a preliminary hearing.
Patrols were given the license plate number of a GMC Yukon and told to try to make probable cause to pull the vehicle over, according to Sgt. Michael Ames.
After the vehicle was stopped for an unsafe lane change and not using headlights, Zachary D. Linsky, 19, Norwood, and Lamarion J. Blanks Jr., 18, Brooklyn, were both charged with second-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance, an A-II felony. They were accused of possessing 250 Ecstasy pills and a small amount of marijuana.
Village Justice Nicholas Pignone dismissed the charge against Mr. Linsky because prosecutors failed to provide testimony during the hearing of how much the ecstasy weighed. In an earlier hearing for Mr. Blanks, prosecutors did provide the weight, about 74 grams.
Following the hearings Mr. Linsky pleaded guilty to misdemeanor seventh-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance, and Mr. Blanks was sent back to the St. Lawrence County jail to await grand jury action.
Mr. Linsky also pleaded guilty to unlawful possession of marijuana. He was released to probation and could be sentenced to up to one year in county jail.
Mr. Ames testified that he had phone conversations with members of the St. Lawrence County Drug Task Force before he alerted another officer to find probable cause to stop the vehicle.
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"Learning About Campaign 2000: The New Hampshire Primary." Published on C-SPAN Campaign 2000 Web Site. February-March 2000. http://www.c-span.org/classroom/lessonplans/campaign/quinn.asp.
"Land That I Love: Feelings Toward Country at Centurys End" Public Perspective, April/May 1999: 21-25.
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"Civic Engagement Survey." Quinnipiac College Polling Institute/Connecticut Secretary of the State Joint Project, September 1999. Release: http://www.sots.state.ct.us/Press/Releases/QPoll.html
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"The Dodd Family." Encyclopedia of New England Culture (forthcoming, 2000)
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"Puritan Thought and the Problem of the Outsider: The Roots of American Nationalism." Paper presented at the New England Political Science Association Meeting, April 1998.
"The Politics of Americanization: Immigration and the Meaning of Citizenship" Paper presented at the New England Political Science Association Meeting, April 1997.
"Nations, Empires or Democracies? Tocqueville, Mill and the American Puzzle." Paper presented at the Northeastern Political Science Association Meeting, November 1996.
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It's cheaper to make your own food than it is to dine out. Or is it?
Patrik Jonsson, staff writer for The Christian Science Monitor, believes that the tide is beginning to turn — that Americans are opting to eat out because the convenience now significantly outweighs the cost. And even the cost difference is beginning to shrink.
By the time he's driven to the farmers' market, bought the organic veggies, and spent an hour of his time cooking a meal for himself and his wife, Mark Chernesky figures he's spent $30. That's why today, after fighting rush hour, the Atlanta multimedia coordinator is rushing in to Figo's, a pasta place, for handstuffed ravioli slathered with puttanesca sauce. "I'll get out of here for $17 plus tip," he says.
Jonsson reports that in many cases dining out is actually cheaper than eating at home. An AskMetafilter user makes a similar case:
Is it really cheaper to cook at home than it is to eat out? My wife and I have an ongoing debate about whether, ultimately, you actually save money by eating at home instead of eating out. She says that you obviously save money because eating out costs more for the same things — buying and cooking some ground beef being generally cheaper than buying a hamburger in a restaurant. I, on the other hand, say that the economies of scale make it cheaper to eat fresh, well prepared food in restaurants than at home.
Depending on where you live, what you eat, and how well you cook, it's possible that dining out is more cost effective than preparing your own meals. Eating at home also requires more planning and personal effort.
However, home-prepared food is almost always healthier. Most restaurant meals are loaded with fat, sugar, and calories. Butter is the cook's best friend. And for many people — including myself — dining out actually takes more time than eating in.
One commenter in the AskMetafilter thread wrote:
Last year I calculated that I was spending about $80 on food a week, mostly eating out as cheaply as possible. I decided one week to go the fancy organic grocery store in my neighborhood and buy $80 of food to last me a week. What I discovered was that I could fill my cart with more food than I'd ever eat in a week and still have $20-$30 to spare! I bought the richest foods, the most exciting ingredients, and kitchen staples such as oils and spices and fancy olives, and still had some dollars left.
As an experiment, Rob Cockerham spent all of February 2004 "eating in", consuming only food from grocery stores. He calculated that he spent $11.55 per day on food and drink. (If you subtract alcohol, he spent $8.65 per day.) He spent 48 minutes per day preparing food.
During March 2004, Cockerham ate all of his meals in restaurants. He spent an average of $20.08 per day. (He also left just over $1 per day in tips.) But it didn't just cost more money to eat out:
The big surprise, for me, was how long it took to eat out. It was easy, when I was eating in, to whip up many meals in less than 8 minutes, but it was almost impossible to get my food that fast when eating out.
Ultimately, it's important to find a balance that works well for you and your budget. It's possible to dine out affordably, but for ongoing savings, it's difficult to beat home-cooked meals. Eating at home is also healthier and quicker.
I've covered this topic before:
- Once-a-month cooking: Cooking for the rushed
- Healthy food on an unhealthy budget
- Learning to eat more meals at home
[The Christian Science Monitor: Americans opting to eat out]
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Today in Giants' History: Wide Right
It was 22 years ago today that the Giants won their second Super Bowl under Bill Parcells. The Giants came into Super Bowl XXV seven point underdogs to Jim Kelly and the Buffalo Bills at the "Big Sombrero" in Tampa.
With the country gearing up for the first Gulf War and American flags seemingly flying everywhere, Whitney Houston transcended the moment with a soaring rendition of the National Anthem. The game did not disappoint and is still the closest game in the history of the Super Bowl.
The Giants won, 20-19, as Buffalo kicker Scott Norwood's 47-yard FG attempt sailed wide right in the final seconds.


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CSU and CCC SYSTEMS Agree on Initiatives to Improve Transfer Process For Students
Number of Transfer Students from CCC to CSU to Increase by 5 Percent The chancellors of the California State University and the California Community Colleges have signed a memorandum of understanding between the two systems that will make it easier for students to transfer from the CCC to the CSU. The agreement outlines collaborative and comprehensive efforts to increase by five percent annually the number of students who are eligible to transfer from community colleges.
"Providing opportunities for more California students to earn bachelor's degrees is one of California State University's highest priorities. It is a great benefit for students that the California State University and the California Community Colleges are working closer than ever to make access to quality education easier," said CSU Chancellor Charles B. Reed. "Increasing the number of transfer students by five percent is an ambitious goal that will help a great many students and eventually strengthen the state's economy."
"The memorandum of understanding commits our two systems to successfully prepare and serve thousands and thousands more transfer students," said CCC Chancellor Thomas J. Nussbaum. "We do so not only by expanding traditional efforts, but also by pursuing creative approaches such as dual admission and joint facility use."
Annually, the CSU enrolls about 50,000 new transfer students from California community colleges or more than three-fourths of all the transfer students in the state. Under the California Education Code, CSU's top admission priority is transfer students from the state's community colleges. In fact, two-thirds of all incoming CSU students are transfer students.
The agreement includes the following:
The CSU and CCC will work together to ensure that students will not lose credits or repeat coursework by offering courses that are comparable in content, rigor and outcomes, and therefore more easily transferable.
Faculty at CSU campuses will work together with CCC faculty on common core courses for individual major programs. Emphasis will be placed on those programs in which there are a large number of transfer students such as business, or in academic majors in which there is a shortage of prepared individuals such as teaching and nursing.
There will be efforts to develop a two-year degree which will be accepted by all CSU campuses as the completion of all lower division general education requirements and specified lower division major course requirements.
More CCC initial undergraduate education courses to better prepare students for enrollment in formal teacher preparation classes at the CSU.
Continuation of a statewide repository of articulation and transfer information so students can better plan and meet their transfer goals.
CSU campuses will establish by the fall of 2001 transfer agreements that would ensure admission for all community college students, if the students complete with at least a "C" average specified lower division general education and major requirements.
Establishment of a dual admission status so CCC students committed to attending a CSU campus will be entitled throughout their community college enrollment to additional CSU services like the library, free admission to athletic events and opportunities to cross enroll in CSU courses.
*More effective promotion of the campus transfer information centers, and improvement of outreach activities to encourage more students to transfer.
More remedial education courses for CSU students offered by CCC campuses.
Expansion of the joint use of facilities between the CSU and CCC campuses to use limited space more efficiently.
Annual reports on the success of the initiatives.
The CSU is the largest four-year public higher education system in the nation. It includes 23 campuses, 360,000 students and 40,000 faculty and staff
. The California Community Colleges is comprised of 107 two-year learning institutions. These campuses, which are organized into 72 districts, together serve more than 1.5 million students and comprise the largest system of higher education in the world. Preparing students for transfer is one of the primary missions of the system.
Contact: Ken Swisher at the CSU at, email@example.com, (562) 951-4806 or Kyle Orr at the CCC at email@example.com, (916) 327-5025
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Like many other actresses of her age, Lauren Holly also has a deep interest for the breast augmentation, and probably this was the reason that she decided to undergo knife to increase the size of her breasts. She is charming and attractive, but still she felt there was some deficiency in her personality and she has filled that deficiency through a breast augmentation. Dr. Anthony Youn and some of other experts say that she is a good lady who has natural face and beauty, but her breasts are not so much natural as they were acquired after a surgery.
She now feels more confident about herself and says that the deficiency that she felt before implants now has been removed and now she feels like a complete lady. She was born in 1963 in Pennsylvania. She was born to Michael Ann and Grant Holly who were an art historian, and a screenwriter. She is best known for her role as Jenny Shepard and as Mary Swanson in NCIS and Dumb & Dumber.
When she was working with Rosa Nevin and Robin Christopher in All My Children, she shared her dressing room with these two stars for three years. She was married to actor Jim Carrey, but then the relationship was abolished after a divorced. The marriage with Jim Carrey could last just for one year. She does not need to have any other surgeries in the past, but she might show some interest for Botox injections.


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I grew up moving every two years and spent most of my childhood abroad- two high schools, three middle schools, four elementary schools, five countries, two U.S. territories, and two states. My father worked for the U.S. Coast Guard, which meant that one thing was consistent- we were always near a body of water. I considered myself part fish, and spent most of my days swimming, snorkeling or boating. This blossomed into a love of our natural world and outdoor recreation. Moving from Panama to Tallahassee, Florida to attend college lead to a number of realizations: 1. You don't have to go to Central America to find breathtaking beaches, coral reefs, and wilderness areas; 2. All of these things are in imminent danger of being lost; 3. We had better speak up before it's too late! Since that realization, I've worked for the U.S. Senate, the Nature Conservancy, and now for the Surfrider Foundation!
Every morning I wake up excited to be a part of a grassroots movement that is making my home a better place to live, work and play. I am so fortunate to work with Surfrider volunteers. They are the most passionate, creative, tireless advocates for our beaches, oceans and waves. Our members are my greatest educators, my inspiration, and a constant reminder that we can accomplish great things when we work together. I hope you'll get involved with your local chapter today!


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With more and more people leaning towards the internet and connected offices, one of the more overlooked ideas is the location of the operations. Sometimes they would just get the cheapest place in the area and settle on there, fully trusting that things like IT support would be easy to accomplish.
This is a big misconception. There are plenty of things that you would have to think about when trying to choose a location for your business operations:
Select a place where help is always nearby:
A great factor for determining where to set up your business operations would be a place where the help is nearby. This could mean a variety of things, for example, if you are in the business of furniture then perhaps a supply or material shop place would be a good bet. Similarly, an IT involved company would probably do well to select places where are there are many IT support companies who can cater to their needs.
This is because by selecting Wilmslow for example, you would be able to immediately request assistance from the various IT Support Wilmslow groups around the area. This can help in preventing down times or lulls because the IT support teams are already accessible to you.
Check connectivity:
As mentioned earlier, the internet had truly made things much easier for people to spread out. This is because everyone can still be interconnected just by using the web. Of course, it doesn't matter if you find out that the place that you have settled on as the location of your business operations do not actually have good internet connectivity.
This is a problem because the connections that you need would usually pass over the internet. Emails, chats, conversations, and even IT support can usually be coursed through the world wide web,. However, a place with poor connectivity would definitely affect your capability to do these things.
On the other hand, places with good internet connectivity can ensure that you get what you need immediately. It does not matter if the IT support Winslow team stays at their offices while you are in the middle of an urban town, just as long as they can easily connect to you.
By following these two tips regarding the selection of a location for your Business operations, you would be able to get that it is not really that difficult at all!
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Capitalize on your fashion industry experience and education by learning the basics of image consulting in this in-depth technical program. Course of study includes color, line, and visual principles. Analyzing the human figure and face is stressed. Hair, makeup, and skin care information is covered. The class is highly interactive and attendees complete reading and work assignments.
Bring the following textbooks to first class: Looking Good...Every Day by Nancy Nix-Rice; Color Me Confident by Henderson and Henshaw; and third textbook to be announced at the first day of class (available at Barnes & Noble at FIT).
Online students: Please allow extra time to receive all books. To order books from the Barnes & Noble at FIT book store, go to www.fashion.bncollege.com or call 1-212-217-5690.
Instructors: Dominique Isbecque, AICI, CIP, image consultant; Beryl Wing, AICI, CIP, image consultant; and Carol Davidson, AICI, CIP, image consultant
SXI 110 Image Consulting Confidential
This unique workshop combines information and hands-on assignments from SXI 100 and SXI 200 for people interested in learning image consulting fundamentals but are unable to commit to the full certificate program. Whether you're visiting NYC this summer or could utilize "insider" image consulting theory in your career, these intensive sessions are perfect for people with limited time. Program highlights work opportunities; target markets and teaches performance skills. Learn the steps involved in conducting a professional image assessment for a client, including actual practice in how to determine physical characteristics to make appropriate wardrobe recommendations. Hands-on assignments include vendor/designer assessments, client wardrobe planning and mock consultations. Attendees discover firsthand how to harness their own sense of style, fashion and people skills into a rewarding career opportunity.
Certificate candidates: SXI 110 cannot be substituted for SXI 100 or SXI 200.
Additional expenses up to $35.
Workshop leaders: Carol Davidson, AICI CIP, image consultant; MaryAnne Kokidis, AICI, CIP, image consultant.
SXI 200 Image Consulting: Wardrobe and Style
Prerequisite: SXI 100
This program provides a step-by-step education in the basics of women's and men's fashion styles, including fabric identification, garment details, and silhouettes. Wardrobe and accessory analysis is included, and personal shopping and image consulting business methods are explored. This class is highly interactive and attendees complete reading and work assignments.
In addition to Image Consulting I books, please order StyleSource by Alyce Parsons with Mimi Dorsey (available at Barnes & Noble at FIT).
Online students: Please allow extra time to receive all books. To order books from the Barnes & Noble at FIT book store, go to www.fashion.bncollege.com or call 1-212-217-5690.
Instructor: Beryl Wing, AICI, CIP, image consultant; and Mary Anne Kokidis, AICI, CIP, image consultant
SXI 300 Image Consulting: Business Essentials for Success
Prerequisites: SXI 100 and SXI 200
Learn the practical side of freelancing and entrepreneurship in this exciting field as you develop the skills necessary for the business of image. Lectures explain how to set up and market your own business and develop a mission statement and business plan. Also discussed is how to attract new clients and cater to the ones you already have. Workshop includes class projects, home assignments, and role-play situations that emphasize client service development.
In addition to SXI 100 and SXI 200 textbooks, please order The Perfect Fit, How to Start an Image Consulting Business, by Dominique Isbecque and Lynne Marks available at virtualbookworm.com and How to Get Your Point Across in 30 Seconds or Less by Milo O. Frank (available at Barnes & Noble at FIT).
Online students: Outside the U.S., please allow extra time to receive all books. To order books from Barnes & Noble at FIT, go to www.fashion.bncollege.com or call 212.217.5690.
Instructor: Dominique Isbecque, AICI, CIP, image consultant
SXI 325 Catering to the Special-Size Customer: Petites and Plus Image and Style
Over 70 million U.S. women fall into the special size category, that 50 % of the population is actually under 5'4", and 65 million women are considered plus size. Designers, patternmakers, retailers, stylists, and image consultants, and wardrobe technicians can all benefit from this in-depth workshop that demystifies the special size business potential. Learn the facts behind the figures with practical information for fulfilling the expectations of the special size customer with proper fit, fashion, and service. Highly recommended for anyone looking to increase sales and services. Interact with our two industry experts as they each tackle the dilemmas facing both the petite and plus-size customer and give concrete directions for satisfying their shopping needs and fashion passions. No class during spring recess April 2 - 8.
Instructors: Jacqueline Peros, JMP Image & Style, AICI, CIP; and Catherine Schuller, AICI, CIP, image and style director.
SXI 500 Fashion Essentials for Image Consultants
Specially formatted for students working toward earning an Image Consulting certificate online, this program concentrates on fashion industry know-how, vocabulary, and correct terminology. Begin with how fashion functions from the role of the designer and manufacturer to the world of retail. Learn to discover clothing details and give fabrication advice correctly. Use your new found language and knowledge to instill client confidence. For online Image Consulting certificate students or anyone in need of an introduction to trade lingo.
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TUCSON(KGUN9-TV) - Tucson Police responded to a report of a collision involving a pedestrian in the area of North Alvernon Way and East Third Street after a call to 911 was placed. Authorities say they received the first call at approximately 12:07 p.m. on Tuesday.
Officers responded to the area and discovered that an elderly woman had been struck by a vehicle in an area just south of the intersection of North Alvernon Way and East Third Street. The woman was suffering from life threatening injuries, according to police.
Emergency medical personnel from the Tucson Fire Department responded to the scene as well. Authorities took the woman to a local hospital for emergency medical treatment.
Authorities describe the female as an 81-year-old Caucasian woman. She succumbed to her injuries while at the hospital and was pronounced dead, according to police. Next of kin have not yet been notified.
Detectives examined and collected roadway evidence as well as conducted interviews with the driver of the vehicle and witnesses to the incident. Authorities say the elderly female was walking northbound in a sidewalk area along the west side of North Alvernon Way.
The driver of the vehicle, a silver 2006 Toyota Camry, was exiting a private drive on the west side
of North Alvernon Way, preparing to make a right turn to drive southbound on North Alvernon Way.
Authorities say the driver of the Toyota Camry struck the 81-year-old pedestrian as she began to cross in front of the vehicle. The driver remained at the scene and fully cooperated with the investigation.
Tucson police cited the driver for the civil traffic violation of failure to yield from a private drive. There is no indication that drugs or alcohol were a factor in the collision.
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The upcoming RBS 6 Nations tournament is the perfect reason to visit the World Rugby Museum in London.
Effectively a European championship, the event pits England, France, Italy, Ireland, Scotland and Wales against each other in a league format.
However, visitors to the city who want to know about the sport should visit the London museum, located at Twickenham, the stadium where England play.
As well as finding out everything there is to know about the history of the game, the museum will be adding six new members to its wall of legends, which was begun in 2005.
Players will be added following 6 Nations fixtures, which run through February and March.
The museum is also currently displaying an exhibit about the first Australian team to tour the northern hemisphere, entitled 'The First Wallabies, Tourists and Olympians', which runs until April 24th.
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The Obama administration really needs to get its act together. According to CNSNews.com, at least two of the claims President Barack Obama made during his recent State of the Union address have been directly contradicted by his own administration. One of them, in fact, was contradicted by his administration at the very moment he was uttering it!
The first contradicted comment: "I will not back down from protecting our kids from mercury poisoning, or making sure that our food is safe and our water is clean."
Leaving aside the fact that under the Constitution no branch of the federal government is charged with "protecting our kids" from anything except foreign invasion, the truth is that "Obama's promise stands in opposition to his administration's environmental efforts to make the [Compact Fluorescent Light Bulb (CFL)] the only choice for American consumers," CNSNews.com observes.
Under the 2007 Energy Independence and Security Act — which, it must be noted, was passed with significant Republican support and signed into law by Republican President George W. Bush — traditional incandescent light bulbs were set to be phased out in favor of CFLs beginning January 1, though that has been temporarily blocked by the House of Representatives.
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When I took my first and second accounting classes, I satisfied the academic requirement. When I took my third and fourth accounting classes, I placated my dad, an engineer and small-business owner who recognized the value of understanding accounting (and who was helping to foot my education bill, so I did whatever he asked). When I took Professor Chris Skousen's accounting class, I finally appreciated accounting for shaping me into a better future business leader.
As my favorite professor, Dr. Skousen connected academic principles to real life work examples. In his intermediate accounting class, he pushed us to analytically solve complex problems that we might face as business managers, and he showed us how an understanding of accounting could help us make better decisions as leaders. He cared about his students and spent significant time outside of the classroom if we needed help understanding the material. What I'll never forget, though, is how he taught us not to go to prison. It may sound silly, but he reminded us that the greatest cases of fraud, like Enron and WorldCom, usually start and end with accounting. Any accounting class can teach debits and credits, but he emphasized the ethical and analytical practice of accounting, and the importance of standing up for our values.
Even though I appreciated Dr. Skousen's accounting class, I still assumed I wouldn't use accounting after I graduated, because I didn't plan to follow the traditional accounting path to a Big Four firm. How wrong I was! I ended up in Los Angeles, Calif., working in forensic accounting for a bankruptcy trustee. As I worked on those high profile litigation cases where billions of dollars disappeared, I saw first-hand the effects of the fraudulent accounting practices Dr. Skousen warned me about. Finally those dots between education and practice connected, and I owe much of that to his teaching. I'm grateful that he taught me how to use analytical and ethical accounting to make better decisions, and the Huntsman School is lucky to have him shaping the next generation of leaders.


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HP Names Bill Veghte Chief Strategy Officer
PALO ALTO, Calif. -- HP today announced that Bill Veghte has been appointed chief strategy officer.
In addition to his new responsibilities, Veghte will continue in his current role as executive vice president of HP Software.
As chief strategy officer, Veghte will be responsible for keeping HP on the cutting edge of innovation. He will work with HP's senior business and technology leaders to help define the IT industry's future and make certain HP continues to lead the way. Veghte's new role reaffirms HP's commitment to providing customers with the latest platforms, products and services needed for success in a rapidly changing world.
"Every 10 to 15 years, fundamental shifts occur in the IT industry that redefine how technology is delivered," said Meg Whitman, HP president and chief executive officer. "From mainframes to client/server to the internet, companies that identified the opportunity first and developed the right strategy came out on top. As we move forward, HP intends to stay on top, and I believe Bill has the knowledge and vision to keep us there."
In addition to helping drive strategy for the company as a whole, Veghte will lead HP's cloud and webOS open source initiatives.
Veghte joined HP in 2010. In the most recent fiscal year, he grew HP's software business by 18 percent. Prior to HP, he spent two decades at Microsoft in a variety of senior leadership positions. Most recently, he managed the company's $15 billion global Windows® business and was instrumental in the delivery and launch of Windows 7.
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Family Guy: Deep Throats
Brian gets a job as a cabbie ("It's about time I got a job. For God's sake, I'm seven!"). Peter and Lois find out about the community talent show coming up (long story how they find out - it involves Peter and Brian shooting at Lois' car from the taxi and the car crashing), and decide to bring back their folk band (A Handful Of Peter).
Brian gets a $400 parking ticket for parking in a handicapped spot. Meanwhile, Mayor Adam West goes for a pizza and finds the Domino's Noid in his office. He kills him ("Maybe the Domino's Noid should have avoided me").
Brian is sick of Adam West being corrupt, and decides to investigate him. First step: meet a Deep Throat-ish character in a parking garage (it's Kermit The Frog, prompting Stewie to ask: "What's his appeal?"). Meanwhile, Peter and Lois want some inspiration for their songwriting, so they take some of Brian's weed. Yes, Brian the dog smokes pot.
Brian and Stewie search West's office and find something against him: his datebook. He's going to a motel, so Brian and Stewie rent the room next to him to spy on him. But someone comes in to meet him...it's Meg! Or, as Stewie calls her, "some fat hooker." Adam West is having an affair with teenage intern Meg? Brian and Stewie don disguises to tape their restaurant conversation.
On the other side of town, Peter and Lois are still stoned, imagining rooms filled with giant cookies and cakes.
Brian confronts Meg, who says they're in love. He says he's going to the press with it (this also involves Uncle Sam's large nipples...don't ask). West tells Meg that he doesn't want to ruin her life, so he's breaking off their relationship. Brian sees this and destroys his evidence. At the end of this scene, an obscure reference to a Michael Jackson video involving a taxi and a panther.
Peter and Lois perform at the talent show, dressed in white clothing and robes, with stars and rainbows behind them. Trippy. The crowd loves them, but they lose anyway. Back home, they wonder why they lost if they were so good. But Chris explains that they didn't sound as good as they thought they did. The real story is that they just got up and screamed the song, because they were still stoned out of their minds. Chris tells them that drugs are bad, and Peter and Lois have learned their lesson. The episode ends with Stewie screaming the theme song to Mr. Belvedare.
(Wow, these recaps are bizarre if you don't watch the show, but I guess that 's the way it should be.)
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I love Magenta so I'll 100% be there if only to shout abuse in French at Vivien.
Also...French guys premiering in England must be really hard to bear.
EU knucks...
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Can't make it to the London showings but will be at the Manc one for definite.
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I'll see if i can get in enough trouble to call off the day and apologise on sunday
don't do that - they're french.
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I cant wait for this.
For better or for worse, wes has given me the job of looking after these dudes and making sure they skate rad stuff and get on the right trains at the right times, ha.
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Firemen work at a Franciscan monastery in Fuessen, southern Germany,... Photo d'actualitéAccident et désastre,Allemagne,Bavière,Feu,Füssen,Monastère,Pompier,Secouriste,Travailler,VerticalPhotographer KARL-JOSEF HILDENBRANDCollection: DPA 2013 AFPFiremen work at a Franciscan monastery in Fuessen, southern Germany, after a fire broke out on January 6, 2013. Ten monks, including one aged 100 years old, have been injured during the fire. Emergency services managed to get all the residents -- aged between 42 and 100 -- out of the burning building. The monastery sustained around 100,000 euros ($131,850) worth of damage and, according to police, numerous objects of art history were damaged. AFP PHOTO / KARL-JOSEF HILDENBRAND GERMANY OUT (Photo credit should read KARL-JOSEF HILDENBRAND/AFP/Getty Images)


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One of the fiercest position battles of the Maryland football team's preseason was supposed to be at left guard between upperclassmen Evan Mulrooney and Silvano Altamirano. But Mulrooney fell ill just before camp opened and was hospitalized. Altamirano said he tried to text Mulrooney as often as possible that week – but he was also intent on winning the job as if his teammate was there.
"I tried keeping in touch, but I guess we really couldn't get in touch that well," Altamirano said. "I was always going for that starting spot, so I couldn't let him going down … that shouldn't stop me from becoming the best that I can be."
Altamirano was one of the more consistent players during camp, and he was rewarded with the starting role at left guard earlier this week. Even with Mulrooney out, Altamirano performed as if he was being pushed every day and had a standout first scrimmage. He went over 60 plays that day, and won over the respect of Greg Studrawa, the team's first year offensive line coach.
"Going against the [first team], going against Andre [Monroe] every day, that will definitely make you better," Altamirano.
The long, slow climb from a Southern California junior college to FBS ball helped Altamirano develop confidence, and competing for a starting role is what he envisioned when he transferred to Maryland in 2013. He appeared in three games as a junior last season but had a productive spring to position himself as a potential starter.
Edsall said Tuesday that there is still no timetable for Mulrooney's return, although his health is improving. Edsall has said earlier in preseason that developing offensive line depth will be one of the biggest challenges this season — and returning Mulrooney would certainly give the Terps another experienced player in the rotation. For now, Altamirano has an opportunity to take control of his position, ahead of backup Mike Minter.
"Coming out of [junior college] I always envisioned to myself that I could be starter, so I'm confident in my abilities," Altamirano said, "and I'm glad this day finally came."


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New Hawk Gustavo Ayón scored 24 points and pulled down 12 rebounds to help Mexico's Cinderella story continue at the FIBA Americas Championship. Mexico beat Argentina 76-70 to advance to the championship game and will play Puerto Rico Wednesday at 8 p.m. ET. Ayón also added three assists for the Mexican team, which has already... »
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Mexico didn't even qualify for the FIBA Americas Championship this year but was added as a replacement team when Panama got suspended. Now they're headed to the biggest international basketball tournament in the world. Gustavo Ayón had a quiet game, playing just 11 minutes and scoring just five points, but it was enough to help... »
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New Atlanta Hawk Gustavo Ayón scored 19 points to help Mexico to a 100-89 win over Jamaica in the FIBA Americas Championship Saturday, putting Mexico in position to improbably qualify for next year's World Cup in Spain. Currently tied for second in the eight-team group, Ayón's team needs only a win over Puerto Rico or a... »
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Bad parking job? Text the driver through the license plate
Trying to find parking in San Francisco sometimes feels likes a car-based version of "Survivor." It's not pretty. Cars block driveways, drivers forget to curb their wheels, lights get left on, and meters run out. These are all reasons why you might want to contact a vehicle's owner. If everyone in San Francisco signed up for CurbTXT, then it would be easy to get in touch.
Drivers can sign up for CurbTXT by registering their license plates and phone numbers. A sticker on the car gives people an anonymous way to contact the driver through text … Read more