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text: The Grammy Awards are notorious for being a bit of a hit-and-miss red carpet, mainly because singers it seems like sheer, cut-outs, and generally plunging, anything for a little attention. For most it doesn't work, it is generally so bad you have to laugh, but as I don't like to focus on the negative, lets rejoice in the fact that there were a handful of beauties that pulled off amazing looks. Here are my best dressed ladies from the 2015 Grammy Awards:

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After announcing last week that it was considering spinning off its LCD division, Samsung Electronics Co. has announced that it plans to set up the new company, Samsung Display Co., on April 1. According to this piece by Bloomberg, the new company will be set up with750 billion won in paid-in capital.
Samsung's LCD business division had been facing an increasingly low profit, commoditised market. This move will allow them to move away from LCD to focus on OLED technology which is forecast to become a larger and larger part of the display market. The article also speculates that the new spinoff company may merge with Samsung's mobile OLED manufacturer Samsung Mobile Display.
LCD display manufacturers are facing decreasing profit margins and increasing competition from low cost manufacturers. However, the OLED display market may grow to account for 16 percent of the total panel market, from an estimated 4 percent last year, according to display-market researcher DisplaySearch.


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Navy upgrade: Ottawa announces deal to design of Arctic patrol ships
An upgrade of Canada's navy fleet moved forward after the government signed a contract for the design of Arctic offshore patrol ships.
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HALIFAX—Ottawa's plan to bolster the navy's fleet nudged toward the drawing board Thursday after it signed a contract to design the next generation of Arctic offshore patrol ships.
The deal with Irving Shipbuilding of Halifax is worth an estimated $288 million and divides the design work into seven phases including engineering and project management before the vessels can be built.
Public Works Minister Rona Ambrose said the work will assess capability, affordability and risk of constructing the ships, which is expected to begin in 2015.
"The important part of this is to make sure we get the design right and at that time we will have substantive costs," Ambrose told a news conference in Halifax.
Neither Ambrose nor Defence Minister Peter MacKay would specify how many Arctic offshore patrol ships would be built under the project. The federal government has promised to build between six and eight of the vessels.
MacKay said the government's intention is to build "as many ships as possible" with the funding made available.
"This is a new capability, so if we only had one more ship that would be one more than we have right now when it comes to our ability to provide this type of offshore capability and Arctic coverage," he said.
Ross Langley, vice chairman of Irving Shipbuilding, said the design phase is expected to take 30 months and employ up to 200 workers at the company's Halifax shipyard.
That would include a team of 90 engineers, technical specialists and program managers to be in place by the spring of 2014 and an estimated 110 additional workers who would build a vessel test module at the yard, Langley said.
He said several subcontractors would also be involved and a Danish engineering and naval architectural firm, Odense Maritime Technology, has been contracted to do the design because the Halifax shipyard lacked the necessary expertise.
"We had to seek experienced naval design expertise in Denmark to augment our own program here," he said.
"But there are a number of other subcontractors and Irving that will participate in the evolution of the design."
The ships were first announced by Ottawa in 2007 and were projected to cost $3.1 billion to build and $4.3 billion to maintain over their expected 25-year life cycle. They are the first vessels scheduled to be built under the $35-billion shipbuilding procurement project.
In October 2011, the federal government awarded the Irving shipyard a $25-billion deal to build 21 combat vessels in all. Seaspan Marine Corp. of Vancouver is to build seven vessels under an $8-billion contract for noncombat ships. A contract for another $2 billion for smaller vessels is yet to be awarded.
Irving Shipbuilding plans to spend $300 million to upgrade its shipyard including building a steel fabrication facility, an assembly hall, piers and a launch dock. The company secured a $260 million loan from the Nova Scotia government for the project.
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Vigor's values don't stop at truth. Walk into a company office, conference room or on any shipyard site and you'll most likely see a poster inscribed with the words "Truth. Responsibility. Evolution. Love." Otherwise known as TREL, Vigor's culture code and the prominence it is accorded can be a bit surprising to the unsuspecting shipyard visitor.
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Advances in technology are reshaping the health care landscape. For patients, technologies such as 3D printing and advanced genomics are offering bold new treatment options for life-threatening illnesses and injuries. However, technology is not only revolutionizing patient care; it is also transforming the way health care administrators optimize resources, streamline processes, and improve patient and employee satisfaction.
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Tucked away in the foothills of western South Carolina is one of the Palmetto State's best-kept secrets, historic Abbeville County. Bordered on the west by the mighty Savannah River, Abbeville is a unique combination of natural beauty, with its pristine "freshwater coast", and many valuable historic buildings and sites. It is also one of the oldest counties in the state, one of five carved out of the old Ninety Six District in 1785.
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A woman who was sitting with the father would later tell police that she ducked down and covered her ears as he returned fire.
POTUS has been getting boxed about the ears from all sides on Syria, but apparently the people are at least somewhat satisfied.
The U.S. president seems to arrive in Israel with little in his luggage other than a pair of ears.
Despite that gem, his blow to Ross was the big hit: "During your performance, I wish I bit my own ears off."
If your ears are tired of slick auto-tuned vocals, pick up this disk for an aural detox.
The sound of the notes reached his ears as if from a great distance.
They were much amused at my watch ticking, and all wanted to put their ears to hear it.
It did; and I tuck to drinkin', to keep its crying out of my ears!
He distrusted his eyes, his ears, and every sense that he possessed.
"I hear it every day, sleeping and waking," said his mother, putting her hands to her ears.
"organ of hearing," Old English eare "ear," from Proto-Germanic *auzon (cf. Old Norse eyra, Danish øre, Old Frisian are, Old Saxon ore, Middle Dutch ore, Dutch oor, Old High German ora, German Ohr, Gothic auso), from PIE *ous- with a sense of "perception" (cf. Greek aus, Latin auris, Lithuanian ausis, Old Church Slavonic ucho, Old Irish au "ear," Avestan usi "the two ears").
The belief that itching or burning ears means someone is talking about you is mentioned in Pliny's "Natural History" (77 C.E.). Until at least the 1880s, even some medical men still believed piercing the ear lobes improved one's eyesight. Meaning "handle of a pitcher" is mid-15c. (but cf. Old English earde "having a handle"). To be wet behind the ears "naive" is implied from 1914. Phrase walls have ears attested from 1610s. Ear-bash (v.) is Australian slang (1944) for "to talk inordinately" (to someone).
"grain part of corn," from Old English ear (West Saxon), æher (Northumbrian) "spike, ear of grain," from Proto-Germanic *akhaz (genitive *akhizaz; cf. Dutch aar, Old High German ehir, German Ähre, Old Norse ax, Gothic ahs "ear of corn"), from PIE root *ak- "sharp, pointed" (cf. Latin acus "husk of corn," Greek akoste "barley;" see acrid).
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The organ of hearing, responsible for maintaining equilibrium as well as sensing sound and divided into the external ear, the middle ear, and the inner ear.
The part of this organ that is externally visible.
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Small boxed announcements at the upper right and left hand of a newspaper page: space in the small boxes known as ''ears'' on the tops of front pages (1940s+)
To listen; hear: Rosen Tapes To Be Eared By The Judge (1583+)
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Everquest Next Landmark, everyone's favorite voxel-based multiplayer mining and building simulator, is entering closed beta after about two months' worth of alpha testing. But, more importantly, Sony Online Entertainment has decided to share some of the best-looking structures players have created during that time. »
Everquest Next Landmark might be in early alpha, but that doesn't mean its players are any less creative. Take jordanneff's tree fort: while simple, it's a very good example of just how clean and great-looking you can make your buildings in this game. With a good lighting setup, you're basically all set. »
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George Steinbrenner may have been the long-time face of the New York Yankees, but in his hometown of Tampa, Fla., he was just as well known for his generous philanthropic efforts.
Steinbrenner founded the Silver Shield Foundation in 1982, an organization that supports the families and children of slain NYPD officers.
"Tampa is a great city" said Steinbrenner in a 2005 interview with Tampa Bay Metro Magazine. "The people make it great. New York's my home away from home, but I love Tampa, my wife loves Tampa."
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Steinbrenner founded the Silver Shield Foundation in 1982. The organization supports education for the children of slain NYPD officers.He also underwrote the Gold Shield Foundation, which serves the same purpose in Steinbrenner's hometown of Tampa, Fla.
Steinbrenner sponsored Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, home to the NFL's Tampa Bay Buccaneers. There's even a field named after him on the site.
Steinbrenner funded the West Tampa Boys and Girls Club. In 1984, he sponsored a dinner to raise $42,000 dollars for the club.
In 1989, Steinbrenner visited two-year-old cancer victim and Yankee fan Johnny Russo in the hospital. According to Tampa Bay Online, he gave the toddler "Yankee equipment, autographs, and contributed to his hospital expenses."
From GazetteOnline.com: "In January 1994, he donated $100,000 to flood victims in Iowa and Illinois following a chance meeting with Sen. Tom Harkin. Steinbrenner was so touched by Harkin's description of damage from the summer of '93 that he donated a portion of the net proceeds from an August Yankees-Royals game to help flood-ravaged farmers."
From the Los Angeles Times: "Kwan, who became the most decorated figure skater in U.S. history, never would meet Steinbrenner, who died Tuesday at age 80. But she still has the "wicked cool" Yankees jacket Steinbrenner sent in response to her thank-you letter for his $10,000 contribution to her funding in the fall of 1993."
Olympic swimmer Ron Karnaugh didn't know how he would afford medical school while still training to compete in the 1992 games. Steinbrenner paid Karnaugh's tuition; he's now an interventional physiatrist.
After Hurricane Andrew hit Miami in 1992, Steinbrenner "showed up at the Salvation Army in Tampa and drove a truck with bottled water overnight to the storm-ravaged area."
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Last week I wrote an article about classic television shows that I thought should be brought back to our screens and who should present them. The piece was a response to presenter Anneka Rice's calls for the return of her eighties teatime classic 'Treasure Hunt' with a new face to front the programme. I wanted to elaborate on my suggestions and explain why I think some of these shows should be resurrected.
Firstly, there's 'The Crystal Maze' which has been off the air for far too long. The game show saw a team complete a series of challenges in order to collect time crystals. The more crystals that were collected the more time the team had in the Crystal Dome, a giant orb-like structure. The team would then enter the dome to gather gold tokens in order to win prizes.
Although it would be tricky to find someone to match host Richard O'Brien's zany charisma, Chris Tarrant could take up the role. In order to give him an edge though, he should only speak to the contestants via a loudspeaker or an intercom to feed them instructions. He would be a sinister disembodied voice, a sort of Big Brother figure who would lord over the proceedings and would only appear in the final round. Saying this, Anne Robinson would also be a worthy contender to rule over 'The Crystal Maze'.
Then there's 'Stars in Their Eyes', a personal Saturday night favourite. Before 'The X Factor' there was 'Stars in Their Eyes, a karaoke show involving dressing up…a bit like 'The X Factor'. Contestants would be made up as their musical heroes and perform one of their songs. The audience would then vote on who was the best impersonator.
There was that magical moment when a person stepped behind the doors only to reappear moments later as their music legend of choice. It was great television with the immortal line: 'Tonight I'm going to be…'. If this programme were to be brought back, Ben Shephard would be the man for the job. He's got relevant experience from presenting 'The Xtra Factor' and 'Soapstar Superstar' so it would make sense. But now the public vote should determine the winner. Also, get previous winners from the show to judge the performances.
After the death of Sir Jimmy Savile last year, 'Jim'll Fix It' should definitely make a comeback. For those unfamiliar with Sir Jimmy's show, children would write to him about the one dream they wanted to come true and Sir Jimmy would then try to make it so each week.
In memory of Sir Jimmy, there was a Christmas special of 'Jim'll Fix It' last year with Shane Richie as host but perhaps a current children's presenter could take on the role. There's 'The Secret Millionaire' for the grown-ups but in these austere times we need a show like this for children to spread some hope. Let's bring this show back and make some more kids' dreams comes true.
Finally, there's 'Knightmare', a children's show where a team guided one member (known as the dungeoneer) on a quest through a computer-generated medieval world. The team had to collect clues to retrieve an object such as a crown or a shield and get their dungeoneer back safely. Although CGI was still in its infancy when the show first started, with clunky graphics that looked like they had been created on Microsoft Paint, there was something compelling about it. 'Knightmare' was hosted by the dungeon master Treguard, played by actor Hugo Myatt. This time around the role of dungeon master could be portrayed by an experienced thespian of the Shakespearean variety.
There was an unsuccessful attempt to bring it back in the mid-noughties but the pilot was met with mixed reaction due to being too different to the original. But maybe now it is time. If the makers can return to something closer to the original format and use better computer graphics then it could become a children's favourite once more.
So, there you have it, some of the best programmes from the eighties and nineties that should rise from the ashes and be restored to their former glory.
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The time has come. HuffPost Food's Chain Food Showdown has reached its end. After sampling common appetizers from Applebee's, The Cheesecake Factory, Chili's, Hard Rock Cafe, Planet Hollywood, Red Lobster, Ruby Tuesday and T.G.I. Friday's, we have learned that some are totally worth it (calories aside) and some we'll never eat again.
What originally turned us on to evaluating the most common fare at the biggest restaurant chains was a surface level understanding of how many major casual dining restaurants work. In some of these chains, food is often pre-prepared in a central kitchen, and then frozen to be shipped and re-heated across the country. We read fascinating tales of this process, such as the section on Applebee's in Tracie McMillan's "The American Way Of Eating" or the discussion of Chili's in David Kessler's "The End Of Overeating."
Perhaps the viral review of an Olive Garden in Grand Forks, North Dakota proved just how much casual dining can resonate with the American audience.
In our evaluation of American casual dining food, we chose eight prominent chains that serve similar American fare across the country. Although locations and number of outlets vary, we felt that all eight epitomized the casual dining experience, perhaps best evidenced by the amount of dish overlap on all menus. In choosing which dishes to evaluate, we stuck to what we deemed the most sought-after appetizers.
As we kept eating our way through the various menus, we were surprised by the huge range across the food categories. While certain chains overall performed better than others, the more appropriate comparison was really about single dishes, rather than a restaurant as a whole.
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Week 1: Buffalo Wings
Week 2: Nachos
Week 3: Mozzarella Sticks
Week 4: Potato Skins
Week 5: French Fries
Week 6: Onion Rings
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Week 8: Chicken Strips
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First Place: Buffalo Wings, Potato Skins, French Fries, Onion Rings, Chicken Strips Recommended: Nachos, Mozzarella Sticks, Spinach Dip Chili's pretty much killed it -- every single item we tried was either recommended or was the winner (five out of eight!) in its category. Everything was made as it should be, and that's really what separated the winners from the losers. While nothing at Chili's was extraordinary, none of the dishes were cooked poorly, or weren't tasty. The food at Chili's tasted as you expected. It was indulgent without being greasy, fried without being overkill.
First Place: Mozzarella Sticks, Spinach Dip Recommended: Buffalo Wings, Nachos, Chicken Strips Last Place: French Fries, Onion Rings When we discussed with colleagues the chains we were visiting, everyone assumed that The Cheesecake Factory would trump the competition by far. People typically seem to love the wide-ranging menu and massive portions. While the food at Cheesecake Factory was definitely better than most (spinach dip with actual spinach, mozzarella sticks with quality cheese ), the french fries and onion rings were the worst we sampled. But there's plenty more to choose from.
Recommended: Buffalo Wings, Potato Skins, French Fries, Chicken Strips Not Recommended: Nachos, Onion Rings Hard Rock Cafe was generally solid. Unlike Cheesecake Factory, nothing was especially gross. But overall, Cheesecake Factory still gets the edge because it had some especially good dishes, whereas Hard Rock just had some solid ones. The nachos were the most disappointing -- to use an extremely technical term, we found them quite "blah."
Recommended: Mozzarella Sticks, French Fries, Spinach Dip, Chicken Strips Not Recommended: Buffalo Wings Last Place: Nachos Similar to Hard Rock Cafe, Applebee's also struggled with its nachos. Too. much. lettuce. Beyond that, Applebee's food was generally fine -- nothing amazing but nothing horrifying. It could be worse. Much worse.
First Place: Nachos Recommended: Chicken Strips Not Recommended: Buffalo Wings, Potato Skins, French Fries Last Place: Mozzarella Sticks, Spinach Dip T.G.I. Friday's was full of huge inconsistencies. Their nachos appetizer was not only the winner of that category, but also one of the best dishes across all categories. We loved them. That can't be said for most of the other items though. Except for the chicken strips, everything was pretty awful. The mozzarella sticks were horrible on account of both the breading and the cheese. The chips for the spinach dip were soapy. Stick to the nachos and steer clear of mostly everything else.
Recommended: Nachos, Onion Rings Not Recommended: Buffalo Wings, Mozzarella Sticks, French Fries, Spinach Dip, Chicken Strips Red Lobster had no winners but a lot of losers. With the exception of the excellent onion rings and the tasty nachos, we'd avoid everything else. The spinach dip sticks out in our minds as particularly egregious -- it was separated and very oily. They should get bonus points for their cheesy biscuits though -- those are good.
Recommended: Buffalo Wings, French Fries Not Recommended: Spinach Dip Last Place: Potato Skins, Chicken Strips Planet Hollywood doesn't quite get last place thanks to a few dishes that weren't too horrible. But it was by far our worst dining experience because when the dishes were bad, they were REALLY bad. We never want to see those chicken strips again. And when you're calling something potato skins but they appear in large chunks, it doesn't really count.
Recommended: Spinach Dip Not Recommended: French Fries, Onion Rings, Chicken Strips Last Place: Buffalo Wings Poor Ruby Tuesday. You didn't really have that much going for you, though we wish your salad bar could count for something. While most of the dishes weren't outright disgusting, they just weren't very good either. Your spinach dip was a saving grace, which was...decent enough.
Editor's Note: We dined at all chains anonymously -- no restaurant knew that we were evaluating the cuisine. The chains we visited were all located in the New York metro area.
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The board voted unanimously to limit the scope of the investigation. A proposal by Independent Towers LLC had named land near Hamagrael and Clarksville elementary schools as possible locations, sparking a controversy and inciting a number of community members to speak out in protest.
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ne of the biggest complaints around the Android Market has long been the tiny amount of space given to developers to describe the app. For companies who roll out multiple updates in a short window, they previously had to resort to using some of that precious space to note changes in the app/game. That went away with the new "recent changes" feature, and developers had those characters freed up for descriptions. Apparently, Google thinks developers need more space yet. Way more space.
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Since last Friday's announcement of an overhauled Android Market, we've heard (and seen) plenty of complaints about the new return policy. Many of you feel 15 minutes is simply not long enough to download an app/game and decide whether or not it's worth keeping. So, what is the ideal return window for the Android Market? If not 15 minutes, then what? VOTE IN OUR POLL.
AppBrain Pushes Out V5 of Their Android App, Google Breaks Fast Install
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Samsung Galaxy Tab: Reviewed
After reading about the Samsung Galaxy Tab for what seemed like years (JK, it was only two months) I never thought it would come to the carriers much less to my house. I have owned the Archos and Augen versions of the mythical Android tablet and for my money, I believe Samsung got it right and all this without a proper tablet OS.
A Look into New Android Market Details
Developers logging into the Android Market developer console today will be greeted with new options. Looking at the console, there are three additions to help developers get extra exposure, discovery, and more.
Android Market: Behold, The Change is Coming
I just received very interesting notification from Android Market notifying me that the developer console will be out of service Nov 18 for whole 6 hours. Now, I've had apps
Google Teases New Android Market Features
he official Android developers blog updated yesterday with a post touting Market housekeeping. Designed primarily for developers to keep their apps up to date and ready for future devices, there's a tiny blip that perked our ears up a tad.
'Recent Changes' Provides Tiny Change Log for Android Apps
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Dolphin Browser HD v4.0 Released on the Market
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PayPal Coming to the Market Soon
A lot of people were asking themselves and Google why the Android Market didn't have an option for PayPal payments. Don't worry pals, PayPal is coming to the Market soon.
Android Market Officially Eclipses 100,000 Apps
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Museum fundraiser; 'Fondy Soulbration' market; 'Walk, Run and Wag' 5K
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Milwaukee's historic house museums are offering patrons a seat at their annual fundraising event Wednesday. And, afterward — guests can take the chairs with them. The Villa Terrace Decorative Arts Museum and the Charles Allis Art Museum have been blessed with chairs — or artistic riffs on chairs — created by local artists for this auction at 6 p.m. at the Villa Terrace. The seats range from an old easy chair dressed as a cozy grandmother to a pew made from doors to a partial-chair that's now totally sculptural. Other seats for auction are ones at theatrical productions, sporting events or a table in a local fine dining establishment. The evening also features live music, hors d'oeuvres and a cash bar. Tickets are $25. Making a reservation would be appreciated and can be done by calling Ann Steinbach at (414) 278-8295 Ext. 5, but it isn't mandatory. Visit www.charlesallis.org/cavtgalleryofchairs.html »Read Full Article
Hofbräuhaus proposed for former Bavarian Inn in Glendale
By next summer, the Milwaukee area might have a new place to grab its gemuetlichkeit.
A Hofbräuhaus brewpub and beer garden — large enough to accommodate several hundred patrons — is being proposed for the former Bavarian Inn in Glendale. »Read Full Article
WMSE Food Slam with live auction is Sept. 13
More than 25 restaurants and other vendors will be dishing up samples at this year's Food Slam to benefit WMSE-FM (91.7), from 6 to 10 p.m. Friday.
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Neko Case, Metric among new Pabst Theater group show announcements
There's a lot of news coming from the Pabst Theater group Monday morning. First came the announcement that Sheryl Crow is coming back to town with a show at the Riverside Dec. 5. Now the local venue organization has not one but four more show announcements to share.
Among them are Neko Case, playing the Riverside Oct. 18. Case, well known for her solo work in addition to her role in indie pop supergroup the New Pornographers, just released her mouthful of a solo album last week, "The Worse Things Get, the Harder I Fight, the Harder I Fight, the More I Love You." No doubt her longtime backing vocalist, Wisconsin resident Kelly Hogan, will be there. »Read Full Article
Opening day for Slice N' Dice sushi restaurant in Pewaukee is Tuesday
Slice N' Dice, the sushi, seafood and steak restaurant that's been in the works on Pewaukee Lake, is set to open Tuesday.
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Day 48: Why Time Warner claims Channel 4 gave up dial location
In 1947, WTMJ-TV became the first commercial television station in Wisconsin and the 15th nationally to broadcast commercially, according to "Milwaukee Television History: The Analog Years," by Dick Golembiewski. But it did not begin life at the now familiar Channel 4 dial location.
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Summer's not quite through with us yet - Monday and Tuesday are gearing up to be what could be the final scorchers of the year.
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Have my job search and eat it, too.
How to look for a full-time job while my consultancy also tries to place me? [more inside]
Clock in, clock out, clock back in
I'm a systems analyst who just started consulting. What are the expectations for my weekly hours? Not the expectations in the contract, the real ones. [more inside]
It's not stealing if...
An etiquette/ethical question about consulting contracts and dealing with recruiters. The question is: would this be considered stealing a contract? [more inside]
I'd like to do a little reading first, then talk to the professional.
Career moves and taxes question: Need recommendations for resources that I can read to help me understand how my tax situation changes a) due to career-related educational expenses and b) when I start consulting. Also need a CPA in Chicago who will help me sort through these issues. [more inside]
You're a man of the world, aren't you...I mean, er, you've er... you've been there haven't you... What's it like?
I'm going to start consulting this summer - what will it be like? What should I know going in? [more inside]
Listing clients on consulting resume?
Can I include past consulting clients on a resume, even if I haven't actually been employed by them? [more inside]
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Shahtoosh (also written shahtush, a Persian word meaning "king of fine wools") is the name given to a specific kind of shawl, which is woven with the down hair of the Tibetan antelope (chiru), by master weavers of Kashmir. The Shahtoosh shawl is now a banned item with possession and sale being illegal in most countries for the Chiru is an endangered species under CITES. However, the weaving of Shahtoosh shawls continues in secret in Kashmir due to high demand by western buyers. The estimated market value of one Shahtoosh shawl is around $5000–6000.[1]
These shawls were originally very few and could only be woven by master artisans to weave the delicate hair which measured between 7 and 10 microns. These factors made shahtoosh shawls very precious. Shahtoosh shawls are so fine that a large shawl can be passed through a wedding ring, leading to them also being known as 'ring shawls.'
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The Tibetian antelope or Chiru lives in one of the harshest environments on earth, at an altitude of over 5,000 metres. Their special type of down fur, which is both very light and warm, allows them to survive in the freezing conditions of the plateau where they gather at one point of the year. They are migratory animals - moving down from Mongolia to Tibet - and traditionally followed closely by the nomads, who also make that journey every year. The nomads would hunt the antelope for all that it provided them - hide, meat, bones, horns and fur pelts - in short, everything that the nomads needed to sustain them through their journey.
The incredible fineness and brittleness of Shahtoosh fibre makes it virtually impossible to handle - and this is where the master weavers of Kashmir played their role. With their expertise in hand processing Pashmina or Kashmiri Cashmere wool, they could weave shawls from Shahtoosh of the most exquisite quality, and thus the Shahtoosh shawl was born.
When the British (of British India) traveled to Kashmir in Summer, they realised the worth of Pashmina and shahtoosh shawls and introduced them to the world, which led to greater demand for these products. Subsequently, the antelope was hunted down specifically for its fur, and their numbers have dropped accordingly from nearly a million (estimated) at the turn of the 20th century to less than 75,000 today. The numbers continue to drop yearly. This led to the antelope now being listed as an endangered species and given the highest possible level of legal protection, whereby no commercial trade in shahtoosh is permitted.
The selling or owning of shahtoosh was made illegal in all countries that signed the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species. Many countries, including the USA, China, Pakistan and India, are cracking down on those involved in the shahtoosh trade. Although shahtoosh is banned under the agreement, illegal hunting and selling of shahtoosh is still a serious problem in Tibet.
See also[edit]
- Himroo - Himroo fabric is made of both cotton and silk in the Deccan region of India
- Kekexili: Mountain Patrol - a film based on the Wild Yak Brigade of the 1990s that sought to limit poaching for Shatoosh
- Pashmina - type of fine cashmere wool
- Shahmina - type of shawls made from 13 micron fine Pashmina
External links[edit]
|Wikimedia Commons has media related to Shahtoosh.
- US Fish and Wildlife Identification Guidelines for Shatoosh and Pashmina
- Endangered Species Handbook | Tibetan Antelope
- U.S. Proposes to List Tibetan Antelope as Endangered
- Washington Times | Kashmir rethinks shahtoosh ban
- Shahtoosh: Can the prized industry be revived again?, IANS New Delhi/Srinagar, April 10, 2012, India Today


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Fish based Dog Food from Angell Petco
From the Founders of Fish4dogs - the Angells now offer a new range of salmon complete food made in the UK, fish treats, fish skins, fish biscuits and Scottish salmon oil. Our new fish treats are made in our own factory in Iceland, from FRESH fish skins. All the rest of our products are made in UK - with Scottish Salmon. We aim to deliver next working day wherever possible.
Our fish-based dog food is made with the best quality ingredients we could find (Scottish Salmon & Potato) - without the artificial additives found in many other dogfoods.. It's hypo-allergenic, full of omega 3 and free from gluten! Its also ideal for diabetic dogs, epileptic dogs (no rosemary) coeliac dogs, or dogs on diets as it's lower in carbohydrates than most dog foods. We use potato as our carbohydrate source as it is easier to digest than any kind of grain.
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Katies Blue CatDecember 29, 2014Coffee Shop • Berlin, Germany
Favorite pastries.
Amazing coffee. But don't come here without trying the cheesecake.
Try the pour over. And the pizza. Everything is amazing here.
Burritos are good here. Love the salsa selection.
If you visit one museum in SF, it should be this one. Don't forget to climb up the tower for nice views.
Shabu Shabu with spicy Miso broth. Oh yeah.
Try to go there when they are doing their Puerto Rican lasagna special. Soo good. Sangria goes well with that.
Mexican breakfast. Sit on the backyard patio, order Chilaquiles con Chorizo and a Vampiro drink.
Favorite lunch break coffee spot.
Favorite place for cheap beers and margaritas and the best crowd. Patio!
Get the pulled pork plate. Better be REALLY hungry.
Amazing bike store. Will have to come back here when I get a new bike.


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I stopped practicing the normal type of "positive thinking" a long time ago, because it supresses negativity. Paradoxically, supressing negativity only makes it stronger and bigger. Compassion and non-resistance allows it to dissipate, which makes it easier to switch to the positve.
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I am trying to find a way to express my spirituality and to make some sort of connection to the essence of life and being. I have only been successful so far in my dreams.
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replying to the subject...all I can say is wow...it makes alot of sense... I think. I am 23, and find myself asking more questions than ever before. i have been coming to this site for the past 3 months or so and have read alot on different topics and the replys from the members here at ats.... some of these have been humurous, some ridiculous and some interesting. I never saw a reason to post until I came across this subject. i have a question...what IS this true spirituality that you mention? and how do you attain it?


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I'm a big fan of yurts and I think it comes from growing up in Arizona where I was around the Navajo hogan and learned to appreciate the circle as a living space.
I recently discovered a new yurt company based in Aurora, Colorado called Freedom Yurt Cabins. I've been in communication with the owner Richard Barry to learn more about them. I wanted to see one in person and just learned that they will have one at the Tiny House Jamboree in Colorado which I will be attending in August. Please come if you can this is going to be an exciting tiny house event. Continue reading


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Football? That finished last weekend, didn't it?
Mmm, well yes it did for some. But for some of us it might finish this week, or next week, or ....... I'm not sure if it's better to support a team which finishes quietly at the end of the home-and-away season or to support one which gets in to the finals and create nervous tension in our lives for the next week, or two, or four.