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March 6, 2013
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May 3, 2016
The Calhoun-Liberty hospital board has fired the hospital's administrator, saying the facility needs to go another direction.
The board asked "Ben Bruner" to tender his resignation last Friday and that Bruner complied with the request.
Bruner had been the administrator for the last seven years. He was originally hired by the hospital's former management company, Dausee Health Care Systems.
Late last year, Dausee told the board it was bankrupt and planned to close the hospital.
The board got rid of Dausee and took over the license to operate the facility. Board members asked Bruner to stay on after they retook control, but apparently that relationship has changed.
Nursing Director Barbara Potter is serving as interim administrator while the board looks for a replacement.
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Rather hear what was or will be than what is…
If you're leaning on Aubrey Graham for enlightenment, chances are you're about as deep as a plate of Ramen Noodles. But every once in a while, Drake gets it. What was will always be better than what is. People yearn for the past. It's natural. There's a reason why the word nostalgia exists.
So while I can be annoyed by former Chicago Bull Horace Grant being the latest to speak out about the ongoing Heat/Bulls debate—and conversely, the LeBron/MJ rattle—I can expect it. Grant's got a vested interest in maintaing the idea of Bulls supremacy: That was how he defined his basketball career. Grant won three championships as a starting power forward for the Bulls, even made an All-Star team in 1994, but quickly saw his numbers dilute in Orlando. By the 1998-99 season, he wasn't even a double-digit scorer anymore.
But since we can't get enough of this, since Grant must defend this dynasty's honor the only way he can at 48 years old, since LeBron and the Heat are doing what Grant's Bulls never did, which is advance to four straight NBA Finals, Grant's opinion is news. For the unsurprising record, he doesn't think Miami even begins to compare.
"They wouldn't have had a chance," Grant told WSCR-AM in Chicago last Tuesday. "We would have locked them up. We would have locked them up. Especially with the rules today, Michael would have had a field day."
"I'm not being biased," he also said to ESPN Chicago 1000's Gamenight, "MJ would average 40 points today with the no hand-check rule. No question, 40 points."
Hold on. Let me roll my eyes.
He's easily excitable, we get it, we get it. Grant might even say John Paxson > Jose Calderon if you egged him on. Here's the thing: Grant is too attached to speak on this. In fact, as fun as the debate may be, it shouldn't even be a serious conversation. Nostalgia clouds everything, from "'Rome' would've been the best HBO show ever if they hadn't cancelled it!" to "Ether is better than Superugly!" How many times have people argued that Shaq and Kobe would've won five-plus championships had they stayed together, despite the fact that O'Neal was getting fat and the bench had gone from Robert Horry to Slava Medvedenko. The run was over. The point is, instead of trying to conclusively project alternative histories, fans should be satisfied with what really did happen…and leave it at that.
Do we know what happens if the 2014 Heat and the early '90s Bulls matchup? Nope. It's fun to think about and analyze; debate is a part of sports fandom. History matters and so, then, does context. But any discussion of teams' places in sports history is always convoluted by teams' places in our personal history. Let's not deny we're all wearing rose-colored glasses.
The game changes. Times change and as we get older, our memories of the details fade. We forget that defense was simplified in past eras. We forget the Jordan Rules' end result put MJ on the foul line. We forget the Bad Boy Pistons were one of the most undervalued dynasties in NBA history. Should Russell's Celtics be penalized for playing in an era of beer guts and gimmicks? Should Bird's Celtics or Duncan's Spurs be penalized because they never won two in a row?
Twenty years from now, we'll throw similar comments at any new dynasty coming up. They'll get the short stick against Miami, and that guy next to you on the train right now will be saying things like, "Remember Mario Chalmers?! Dude was so clutch! He'd be dropping buckets nowadays" and "Birdman was a beast. Had so much energy! Crazy."
The cycle won't end with Bulls/Heat or LeBron/Jordan and it hasn't stopped with music or television or art or Hollywood. It never will. But there will always be a Horace Grant grumbling somewhere.


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May 4, 2016
The Florida Bar says over a dozen attorneys in the state have been cited for various offenses regarding their legal duties.
The only one in northwest Florida is John Deighton Simpson, 4435 Lafayette St., in Marianna. He was reprimanded for professional misconduct following a Dec. 9, 2004 court order.
In addition to the State Supreme Court Reprimand, Simpson is also placed on probation as an attorney for two years.
He was admitted to practice since 1978. Among several Florida Bar violations, Simpson failed to comply with Rules Regulating Trust Accounts and failed to comply with the responsibilities regarding non-lawyer assistants.
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by James Oliphant
Speaking to the National Sheriffs' Association this morning in Indianapolis, John McCain positioned himself as a strong law-and-order candidate, again slamming the Supreme Court for its decision last week to invalidate a Louisiana law that called for the death penalty for child rapists.
He also pounded the theme of federal judicial nominations, a subject of importance and enthusiasm among conservative activists--and warned of potential Supreme Court picks if Barack Obama becomes president:
It will fall to the next president to nominate hundreds of men and women to the federal courts. These choices will have far-reaching consequences for all Americans, and perhaps especially for law enforcement. When a serious crime is investigated, prosecuted, and punished, it takes many hours and the best efforts of police, trial courts, and juries. Yet one badly reasoned opinion, by one overreaching judge, can undo it all. Just like that, evidence of guilt can be suppressed, or a dangerous predator released because of judge-made laws having little or nothing to do with the requirements of the Constitution. Even worse, when such opinions issue from the highest court, they set a precedent for many more injustices, and they add one more obstacle to the work of law enforcement.
For more on McCain and which actor lent him an ear, our colleague Don Frederick has this report at Top of the Ticket.
We saw such presumption again just last week in a matter before the Supreme Court. In the considered judgment of the people of Louisiana and their elected representatives, the violent rape of a small child is a capital offense. There is nothing in our Constitution to contradict that view. But five justices decided the people's judgment didn't take into account "evolving standards of decency," and so they substituted their judgment for that of the people of Louisiana, their legislators, their governor, the trial judge, the jury, the appellate judge, and the other four justices of the Supreme Court.
It's a peculiar kind of moral evolution that disregards the democratic process, and inures solely to the benefit of child rapists. It was such a jarring decision from the Court that my opponent, Senator Obama, immediately and to his credit expressed his disagreement. I'd like to think this signals a change of heart on his part about his votes against the confirmation of two of the four dissenters in the case, Justice Samuel Alito and Chief Justice John Roberts. More to the point, why is it that the majority includes the same justices he usually holds out as the models for future nominations? My opponent may not care for this particular decision, but it was exactly the kind of opinion we could expect from an Obama Court.
Should I be elected president, I will look for accomplished men and women with a proven record of excellence in the law, and a proven commitment to judicial restraint. They will be the kind of judges who believe in giving everyone in a criminal court their due: justice for the guilty and the innocent, compassion for the victims, and respect for the men and women of law enforcement.


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It's that weekend of the year again, where patriotic citizens across the nation don red, white and blue to break out their grills and sparklers for America's birthday celebration. Have a wonderful Fourth, and enjoy these classic images from the talented photographers of the Hartford Courant over the last several years.
photo by Mark MirkoNEW HAVEN - 07.01.2010 - "I've had the fireworks tattoo for 15 years. My wife's name I've had for seven," says Mike Gotler (L) of Hamden's Pyro/Fx Entertainment Group while describing his tattoo and working with Phil Gauvin, Jr. to set up a fireworks show scheduled to be launched from atop East Rock in New Haven. Gotler, who will miss the show because he is needed to run a fireworks show at Six Flags this Sunday says of New Haven 2200 shot fireworks show featuring 8 and 10 inch guns, "I'd rather be here."
photo by Cloe PoissonHARTFORD - 07.01.2006 - Andrea Mills, 18, (right) of Hartford, dances to the music of Bad News, a rap group from Hartford, as they performed in the early evening at Riverfront Plaza during the July 4 festivities of Riverfest, as Uncle Sam, a.k.a. Gershon Resnik, of New York City, dances along while on stilts. Resnik, a street performer/stilt walker/clown is contracted by Riverfront Recapture throughout the summer to perform at various events. The Uncle Sam costume was perfect for the July 4 Riverfest celebration.
photo by Stephen DunnHARTFORD - 07.03.2004 - Surprise Baio, 4, holds an American flag at a 4th of July Refugee Family Picnic held at Goodwin Park Saturday. Surprise and her family came to Hartford from Liberia 4 months ago and now live in Hartford. The picnic was sponsored by the Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Hartford.
photo by Patrick RaycraftWILLIMANTIC - 07.04.2008 - At the Wili Boom Box Parade in Willimantic, Conn. on July 4, 2008, members of the Eastern Connecticut Railroad Museum display their float, which included a railroad handcar.
photo by Bob MacDonnellMADISON - 07.04.2005 - Seven-year-old Allison Feldman, at left, of Cheshire, Becky Staton, 4, of Harrisonburg, Virginia, Cynthia Miller,10, of Norwich, blowing a bubble, and Sarah Feldman, 4, at right, ride down Main Street on an antique fire truck from the North Madison Volunteer Fire Department during the Madison Fourth of July Parade. The girls are all granddaughters of North Madison firefighter Stewart MacMillan, who was marching alongside the truck in the parade.
photo by Yoon S. ByunBRIDGEPORT - 07.05.2007 - Abbey Danis, 4 of Bridgeport, is held by her mother Kathy Danis at the site and now memorial for the drowning victims of July 4th at Bunnells Pond in Beardsley Park in Bridgeport, CT on July 4, 2007. The Danis family was at the park yesterday moments after the minivan rolled into the pond. "She understands they'll never come back," says Kathy Danis, about Abbey. The mother of three also added, "I don't know what made me do it, I picked up three roses from my favorite flower shop. Something just made me come down here. It was the pain, the hurt, the suffering they went through."
photo by Tom BrownENFIELD - 07.05.1998 - Maria Bernier, 14 months, of Hampton, Mass., watches the Enfield Independence Day Parade go by Sunday afternoon.
photo by Cloe PoissonWILLIMANTIC - 07.04.2007 - Chris Vining, 16, of Willimantic, squirts a spectator at the 22nd annual WILI Fourth of July Boom Box Parade as he reaches into a cooler for a water balloon. Vining was marching with the Windham Players, the drama club at Windham High School and did a preemptive strike before the man could lob the balloon.
photo by Tia Ann ChapmanEAST LYME - 07.03.2006 - Dayshell Peart of East Hartford laughs at her creation as she wraps seaweed around the head of friend Kaveh Barrows (12) of East Hartford at Rocky Neck State Park on Monday. In the background, Kaveh's cousins play a clapping game. They are sister and brother Mercedes Barrows (10) and Marcus Barrows (11) (both of Vernon). At far right, with her head turned is Tiffany Crockett (17) of Manchester. The beach at Rocky Neck was packed as many sought to escape temperatures in the eighties and to enjoy the long, fourth of July weekend.
photo by Brooke LaValleyHARTFORD - 07.11.2010 - Knya Knight, 2, of Waterbury, takes a look at her face paint in a handheld mirror during Riverfest in Hartford, Conn. on July 11, 2010. Riverfest drew large crowds despite the hot temperatures.
photo by Tom BrownCOLUMBIA - 07.04.2003 - Jonas (right foreground) fires with other unit members of Rodgers' Rangers of East Haddam while marching in the Fourth of July parade in Columbia Friday.
photo by Cloe PoissonCOLUMBIA - 07.04.2002 - Clint Verdone, a member of the Hebron Fire Department, sprays parade-goers from atop a fire truck as they make their way down Rt. 87 at the Columbia Fourth of July parade Thursday. Many spectators, lining both sides of Rt. 87, countered with water from super soakers, soaking Verdone and Betsy Holmes, (off camera) another Hebron firefighter who was helping cool off the crowd from the truck. The fire hoses provided relief from another day of excessive heat.
photo by Cloe PoissonWILLIMANTIC - 07.04.2007 - Annalieze Wilson, 6, of Willimantic, shields herself from the spray of a super soaker being shot from a float in the 22nd annual WILI Fourth of July Boom Box Parade. Many parade goers willingly asked to be sprayed by squirt gun-bearing participants on floats, including Annalieze. The soakers on this float - friends and family of Bryan Salai of Mansfield - tried to soak only willing targets, but there was some collateral damage. It's almost impossible not to get a little wet at some point while watching the parade as it travels from Jilson Square up Main Street. The float was called "The Battle for Independence".
photo by Thomas CordyHARTFORD - 07.06.2002 - Thousands attended the fireworks spectacle at the Riverfest celebration Saturday, July 6, 2002, at the Connecticut riverfront near downtown Hartford, Connecticut. The celebration included music, food and dancing by the attendees.
photo by Michael McAndrewsHARTFORD - 06.22.2005 - The season for picking is late, so expect to have strawberries, raspberries and blueberries around the 4th of July.
photo by Brooke LaValleySTURBRIDGE - 07.04.2010 - The Fourth of July "Procession" leads through Old Sturbridge Village in Sturbridge, Mass. on July 4th, 2010. The participants, called "Living Historians", represent different aspects of a typical New England town's population in the early 1800's from the town cobbler to militia members.
photo by Bettina HansenWILLIMANTIC - 07.04.2010 - Julian Threadgill, 2, of New Haven, unwraps a Tootsie Roll in his stroller before the start of the 25th annual Willimantic Boom Box Parade Sunday, July 4, 2010.
photo by Brian CassellaWILLIMANTIC - 07.04.2005 - Rebecca Grist, 4, of Scotland, watches the 20th annual Boombox Parade, in which residents march down Main Street in Willimantic in costumes with radios tuned to the local radio station that plays patriotic tunes. Her twin sister Katelyn is behind her.
photo by Shana SureckWILLIMANTIC - 07.14.1997 - The once small boombox parade in Willimantic is now a wildly colorful, wonderful July 4th celebration. Amanda Sullivan, 9, of Coventry, leaves the Boombox Parade in Willimantic in 1997. Now she is a 17 year old graduate of Coventry High School, awarded most diligent student, and was a member of the Honor Society. Asked about her memories of the parade she attended regularly in her 'youth,' she said "I loved going and spending time with my mom and her clients in the assisted living facility where she worked. We'd go pick them up and take them to the parade every year. One woman, Margo, used to dress up as Betsy Ross or the Statue of Liberty. It was exciting, especially the clowns and the candy that got thrown at me. I was younger. Everything was exciting."
photo by Bob MacDonnellNEW BRITAIN - 07.04.2007 - Seven-year-old Noah Jean Louis, at left, and his brother Jeremiah, 5 celebrate after their father Pierre Jean Louis, originally from Haiti, now living in Stamford became a U.S. citizen. Nineteen Connecticut residents officially became U.S. citizens at a naturalization ceremony before the Rock Cats and Portland Sea Dogs game at New Britain Stadium.
photo by Sherry PetersWEST HARTFORD - 07.04.1997 - Presiding over the Fourth of July burgers, dogs and chicken wings on the grill are Ralph Williams of Waterbury (left) and Anderson Hill of Manchester (right), as a group of 15 of their family and friends get the picnic spread out on nearby tables at Fernridge Park in West Hartford. In the center is Miles Toliver of Hartford, who turned two years old today. 'We get two celebrations in one,' said Phillips, who is Toliver's uncle.
photo by Cloe PoissonCOLUMBIA - 07.04.2002 - Louise Daniels, of Naples, Florida, bows her head as a fife and drum band marches past during the Columbia Fourth of July Parade. The parade drew a large crowd to watch as it made its way down Rt. 87 to Lake Road. Daniels was visiting her son who has a house on Columbia Lake.
photo by Bob MacDonnellMADISON - 07.04.2005 - Iwo Jima survivor Ed Layman, of Yalesville, smiles at the spectators lining Main Street for the Madison Fourth of July Parade as he marches with the Iwo Jima Survivors Association of Connecticut. Members marched carrying a 15 x 25 -foot American Flag.
photo by Tom BrownMIDDLETOWN - 07.04.2001 - John Forbes, 14, of East Hampton (left) has to jump high to give Trevor 'The Game Man' a high five during the Middletown July 4th Celebration Wednesday. The celebration included live bands, magicians and others before the start of fireworks.
photo by Patrick RaycraftHARTFORD - 07.05.2003 - At the Riverfront Plaza in Hartford on July 5, 2003, Jesus Almenaz, 8, of Hartford salutes passengers on the Mark Twain riverboat as it floats along the Connecticut River.
photo by Tia Ann ChapmanHARTFORD - 07.03.2004 - Spectators watch the fireworks display on downtown Hartford's riverfront.
photo by Michael McAndrewsHARTFORD - 07.07.2001 - Spectators gathered at Riverfront Plaza take in a burst from fireworks shot from a barge moored in the Connecticut River during 2001: A Riverfest Odyssey Saturday night. Thousands watched the 25-minute long fireworks display from the banks of the river in Hartford and East Hartford and from boats on the river.
photo by Tom BrownEAST HARTFORD - 07.06.1996 - Scott Hall and Tina Morrison of Bristol were enjoying some time alone at Riverfest.
photo by Rick HartfordHARTFORD - 07.03.1998 - Beja James, left, and Michael Newson, both of Hartford, watched the Riverfest fireworks from the hood of a car on Elm Street next to Bushnell Park, and share a moment at the finale Friday night.


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In an industry that prizes youthful energy, investors have been worried about a midlife crisis at wireless chip giant Qualcomm. qcom -3.088432764243238% Qualcomm Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq USD50.52 -1.61 -3.088432764243238% /Date(1461963600130-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 10963657 AFTER HOURS USD50.65 0.13 0.2573238321456849% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 473743 P/E Ratio 15.936908517350158 Market Cap 74209588445.8534 Dividend Yield 4.196357878068092% Rev. per Employee 685273 More quote details and news » Ageists will miss out: Qualcomm is still fit and has the resources to stay healthy and profitable for a good long time.
Qualcomm (ticker: QCOM) dominates the market for communications chips used in smartphones and wireless devices worldwide, and has an estimated three-year lead over competitors in the latest cellular technology, known as LTE. In addition to manufacturing its own chips, it licenses its technology to other chipmakers, which provides a lucrative royalty stream.
Qualcomm chief Paul Jacobs acknowledges the firm is growing slower, but points to opportunities in new technologies and markets. Andrew Harrer/Bloomberg News
It's a virtuous cycle. The company's lush cash flow allows it to invest heavily to maintain its technological lead. In the past five years, Qualcomm has invested nearly $15 billion on research and development, easily spending more on wireless chip technology than its largest rivals combined. And it's sitting on nearly $30 billion in cash. In the fiscal year that ended Sept. 29, the company bought back $4.6 billion worth of stock, reducing shares outstanding by 4%, and it has raised its dividend for 11 straight years. Last week Chief Executive Paul Jacobs told analysts that the firm would return 75% of its free cash flow and increase the dividend by more than earnings growth, which in fiscal 2014 is expected to be 10% to 14%. The stock yields 1.9%.
That earnings growth figure, however, is a far cry from the 30% rate Qualcomm has averaged over the past three years. One reason is that the number of people without a smartphone is shrinking. Another is that more sales are coming from emerging markets, where phone prices are lower, and Qualcomm's royalties and chip revenue are a function of the average selling price for the phones using its technology or chips.
But Jacobs assured analysts that while its chipset business will "moderate" a bit in 2014, beneficial long-term trends are still intact, such as more frequent phone upgrades in the U.S., the use of video and other data-heavy applications that require more complex chips, and the launch of LTE in China. Last year sales of lower-tier devices, primarily in China, comprised more than $1 billion of the company's $25 billion in total revenue.
In fiscal 2013, Qualcomm's sales grew 30%, and earnings grew 12%, to $6.9 billion, or $3.91 a share. The company offered a much more cautious outlook for fiscal 2014, however, forecasting revenue growth of 5% to 11%, to $26 billion to $27.5 billion. Chief operating officer Steve Mollenkopf told Barron's that despite the "maturation of developed markets, we are still committed to double-digit growth."
The stock recently hit a 52-week high of $72.43 but has lagged the market and peers. At 14 times 2014 earnings, Qualcomm trades near its historic lows, and is getting little credit for its stable royalty stream and the $17 a share in cash, which has drawn value investors like Oakmark's Bill Nygren and Omega Advisors' Leon Cooperman.
Qualcomm's growth is slowing, but it still stands out. "Very few large tech stocks can grow revenue at a double-digit pace without M&A or buybacks," says Credit Suisse IT hardware and communications technology analyst Kulbinder Garcha. "Qualcomm can, even without its buybacks." Garcha thinks the stock can hit $85, more than 15% above where it is now, based on a sum-of-the-parts analysis that values Qualcomm's chip business in line with peers, despite its better growth prospects.
FOUNDED IN SAN DIEGO in 1985 by Irwin Jacobs, Paul's father, Qualcomm has expanded well beyond its signature CDMA technology—the basis for 3G wireless technology and the source of Qualcomm's lucrative royalties. Now the younger Jacobs is targeting the "Internet of things," where automobiles, health care devices, and the like are continuously connected, and you can, for instance, remotely control lights or appliances in your home, or medical devices send a signal to your smart watch if your glucose levels rise too high. By 2020, Jacobs says there should be 22 connected devices per U.S. home, up from seven now. More devices means more chips.
For investors, Qualcomm offers an attractive way to play the prevalence of mobile devices, without having to pick a winner in the Samsung-Apple battle. Smartphones are still a growing market; industry research firm IDC expects 1.7 billion smart phones to be sold in 2017, up from 724 million last year. IDC forecasts global shipments of smart-connected devices (including tablets) to total almost 1.6 billion in 2013, up 28% from 1.2 billion last year.
The Bottom Line
Wireless chip giant Qualcomm is growing at a slower rate these days, but the outlook is still good for its existing and new businesses—enough to drive shares 20% higher, to $85.
Despite the concerns to the contrary, average selling prices have risen over the past three years. Qualcomm expects a modest single-digit price decline over the next five years on the $226 average selling price of the devices its chips are in. Even if there's a decline in pricing, the royalty business gives Qualcomm an edge. "Come hell or high water they are collecting 3% of the price of virtually every handset sold in the world," says Josh Spencer, manager of the T. Rowe Price Global Technology fund.
Qualcomm doesn't have to do anything Herculean. It just needs to continue to boost dividends and buybacks, and to grow at double-digit rates. That should convince investors it shouldn't be grouped with large technology firms that aren't aging as gracefully, such as Microsoft MSFT -0.06012024048096192% Microsoft Corp. U.S.: Nasdaq USD49.87 -0.03 -0.06012024048096192% /Date(1461965041000-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 47304066 AFTER HOURS USD49.81 -0.06 -0.120312813314618% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1107618 P/E Ratio 39.57936507936508 Market Cap 394436943265.82 Dividend Yield 2.887507519550832% Rev. per Employee 732415 More quote details and news » (MSFT) and Intel INTC -2.667952426872388% Intel Corp. U.S.: Nasdaq USD30.28 -0.83 -2.667952426872388% /Date(1461963600123-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 35612917 AFTER HOURS USD30.33 0.05 0.16512549537648613% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 830830 P/E Ratio 12.94017094017094 Market Cap 142842901852.463 Dividend Yield 3.4346103038309117% Rev. per Employee 524473 More quote details and news » (INTC), which are growing much more slowly. "It's odd that [Qualcomm] is getting the same treatment, because it doesn't face the same long-term threats," says Spencer. He thinks the shares could rise as much as 40% "if the stock comes back into favor."
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Children of Men director Alfonso Cuarón's
upcoming 3-D space thriller, Gravity, just cannot find a leading lady. The movie, which takes place almost entirely in space, cast Robert Downey Jr. in March as a team leader on a remote space station just as Angelina Jolie dropped out of the lead role. A search commenced, with Scarlett Johansson and Blake Lively both reportedly testing for the role earlier this month. The actresses were but a few that were trying to land the role.
According to Deadline, Warner Bros. tested or approached several more actresses for the role, including Sandra Bullock and Natalie Portman, Naomi Watts, Marion Cotillard, Carey Mulligan, Sienna Miller, Abbie Cornish, Rebecca Hall, and Olivia Wilde. Reportedly, Portman and Bullock are strong favorites, especially now that Warner Bros. offered the role to Jolie again, with the response again being "no."
The role, that of a female astronaut who desperately tries to get home to her daughter after space debris destroys her space station, will be the main focus for much of the movie, with Downey Jr. in a supporting part. The depth of the role has made it a highly coveted one, except for Jolie, obviously. Apparently, this leaves the project on shaky territory, as Warner Bros. clearly wanted Jolie for the part, and can't decide on a replacement.
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Potato Rose Chips.
This is such a great dish for family picnics or whenever you crave something simple and hearty. Enjoy!
Lamb, jarred sun dried tomatoes and new aloo tossed with a mint, olive oil and vinegar dressing with lemon juice, mustard and clear honey.
This hot potato salad is served with a dahi and jeera dressing.
Aloo and celery dressed with mayo, lemon juice, parsley, olive oil and pepper. Agle picnic pe take this tangy salad along.
Hard-boiled eggs and crisp, steamed vegetables are great partners in a warm salad drizzled with a creamy peanut sauce. Quick and delicious!
Here tender new potatoes, cooked in their jackets, are combined with crunchy celery, green onions and walnuts in a nutty dressing, then served warm. The salad is a delightful alternative to potato salads in creamy mayonnaise-based dressings, and goes well with cold meats or grilled fish, poultry, meat or vegetables.
It was saturday and kids like to eat the indian chats like bhel puri, pani puri, sev puri etc. I told them i can make them at home.. they were all so eager to try something new with their regular chats and hence tried this.. This can be taken in the evening with coffee/tea and especially in winter this makes u crazy
This is a raita made during Navratri to go on thali that is served to break the fast. Serve with puri and other vrat food dishes.


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Buffalo, NY (Sports Network) - Jordan Heath was three blocks shy of a triple-
double, scoring 21 points, as the Canisius Golden Griffins defeated the
Loyola-Maryland Greyhounds, 91-79, in Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference play
at the Koessler Center.
Heath recorded 11 rebounds in the victory for the Golden Griffins (14-8, 7-4
MAAC). Chris Manhertz posted 11 points and eight rebounds, Billy Baron chipped
in 16 points and seven assists, while Isaac Sosa added 19 points and Harold
Washington recorded 13 as Canisius won for the fourth time in the last five
For the Greyhounds (15-8, 6-4) Robert Olson scored a game-high 27 points to go
with six rebounds, five assists, and four steals. Erik Etherly and Dylon
Cormier scored 13 points apiece as Loyola-Maryland lost a second consecutive
Canisius made 63 percent from the floor, including 6-of-10 from long range,
while limiting the visitors to a mere 2-of-9 from beyond the arc in the first
half which led to a 43-31 lead at the break for the hosts.
Both teams scored 48 points in the second half. Canisius continued it's
impressive shooting, making 57.1 percent from the floor and 7-of-9 from long
The Golden Griffins controlled the boards, 36-25, which made it easier to
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Morris focuses a good part of the book on Obama and the problems should he be elected come November. Morris states that Obama would take the country on a sharp dangerous left turn starting with increased taxes with the top rate near 40%, lifting the tax on Social Security taxes, doubling the capital gains tax and taxes on dividends, and rolling back the increases in the threshold for the inheritance tax passed under Bush. He states Obama would open the door wide to illegal immigration making it easier for them to become citizens and voters, socialize medicine through a federal insurance program that would include illegal immigrants, weaken the Patriot Act, and lower penalties for some of our most dangerous drug criminals and give many a free pass to leave prison. In addition, Morris states that he would pull out of Iraq unilaterally and leave it to its (likely bloody) fate while blaming President Bush should it become a base for terrorists.
Morris points out that during the primary season, Obama has been clear about what he would do as president:
The trouble is that most voters haven't been listening to what he's been saying. Enthralled by his charisma, enraptured by the ideas of electing a first black president, thrilled to have an alternative to the deadly oscillation of Clintons and Bushes in the White House, the voters have allowed the specifics of Obama's agenda to get lost along the way. They have missed the dangerously radical substance that lies behind his attractive rhetoric.
I have noticed this when talking with people around my area who are Obama supporters. They often support gun rights, are against illegal immigration, don't want higher taxes, and are concerned about terrorism. Yet, they seem to have no idea that on these issues, Obama stands in stark contrast to what they themselves say they want. I hope as the election nears that those on the line or who favor Obama because they want something different will stop and think about the agenda they are actually supporting.
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EC-171 Robotic Palletizer
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American-Newlong offers the EC-171 high speed Robotic Palletizer, Fuji's most recent model design and development. This advanced palletizer delivers speeds up to 20 cycles per minute and is equipped with a built in collision detect system. The EC-171 incorporates the largest working envelope of all Fuji models while maintaining the smallest rotation radius and energy efficiency.
This robot allows for work in tight space constrictions while accomplishing a very high rate of throughput. In respect to the advanced control scheme, a 10.5" color touch screen is used for human interface control (no laptop required). Within this system, there are also onboard diagnostics, a "highly" advanced programming platform and up to 400 different pre-programmed recipes.
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There are certain things in our life which hurt our productivity. These things are not common sense and are mostly counter intuitive. In fact some of the methods I describe here can be mistaken for laziness by the society!
1. Not Having Enough Sleep: If you do not get enough sleep, you can work longer hours but you will be cutting the tree with a blunt axe. The basic way to determine if you are sleep deprived is: can you wake up without the help of an alarm clock? If you need an alarm clock to wake up, you are sleep deprived. Also having a small nap ranging from 15-30 minutes in the middle of the day after meals helps a lot in being productive. Sleep helps in re-organizing thoughts and memories and makes it easier for recall later.
2. Multitasking: The human brain is not designed to do multitasking. We can get a lot more things done when we focus on one thing for hours together. But today's offices expect us to be always available in skype, phone and for meetings. Collaborative atmosphere is good but not if it makes easier for others to disturb you. It is NOT OK to have a phone call while typing an email. Unless you are the CEO or a self employed businessman or professional, it will difficult to set a time for interruptions. Experts recommend scheduling time for getting interrupted. Example, phone calls and emails should be handled from 10-11am in the morning and 5-6 pm in the evening.
3. Not Having Enough Exercise: 5 hours of rigorous physical exertion per week is mandatory for the body and brain to perform in its peak. Our body was made to move and we are not helping our body by sitting in a chair and staring at a screen all day long. Research also suggests that a stand up table can help a lot in concentration because the sitting posture is not good for blood flow to the brain.
The above three points are just the top 3 reasons I have in mind. Of course there are a lot more than that which governs our productivity. You should read the book The Power of Full Engagement which will help you be more productive in life and work.


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REDSTONE ARSENAL, Ala. -- During Armed Forces Celebration Week, members of the U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense Command/Army Forces Strategic Command celebrated the Army's 237th birthday with a global party.
On June 12, members of the USASMDC/ARSTRART family were united via video teleconference from around the globe to celebrate the Army's birthday and witness the cutting of the Army birthday cake. Soldiers, civilians, contractors and family members were present from Arlington and Fort Eustis, Va.; Omaha, Neb.; Fort Leavenworth, Kan.; Colorado Springs, Colo.; Fort Greely, Alaska; and the U.S. Army Kwajalein Atoll, Marshall Islands.
"We are about two days too early," said Lt. Gen. Richard P. Formica, SMDC commanding general. "On Thursday, our nation will celebrate our Army's 237th birthday. We celebrate here in the command with the many sites across our command. From here in Huntsville to Colorado Springs to Fort Greely to the Kwajalein Atoll to Washington, D.C., to Fort Eustis to Fort Leavenworth and Omaha. We are, in fact, uniquely organized and geographically well-positioned to perform our core tasks from across the globe. And we remain focused on providing capabilities and services to the Warfighter.
"We come together to celebrate our Army's birthday," he continued. "We trace our Army's roots to the Continental Army. Since then, it has been a team of Soldiers, civilians and contractors through the years who have formed our great Army, which has been the strength of our nation since its very birth.
"It is good for us to remember that there are Soldiers, sailors, airmen, Marines and civilians who are serving around the world and in harm's way," Formica added. "Over 870 of those are from SMDC/ARSTRAT, who are providing space and missile defense capabilities to our Warfighters around the world. I would ask you to remember those in particular who are serving in harm's way, those who have been wounded and are recovering from those wounds and those who gave their lives, and in all cases, the families at home."
At the beginning of the ceremony, Clara Moore Pride, a member of SMDC G-8, sang the National Anthem and Staff Sgt. Richard Murphy, 49th Missile Defense Battalion, 100th Missile Defense Brigade (Ground-Based Midcourse Defense) in Fort Greely, Alaska, led the command in the Pledge of Allegiance. An invocation was given by 49th Missile Defense Battalion Chaplain (Maj.) Vince Cepeda.
The command welcomed several special guests to the ceremony. Eight combat veterans from the Floyd E. "Tut" Fann Veterans Home in Huntsville were present. They were Soldiers William Martin, who served in World War II and Korea, and George Dickerson, Kelvey Helton and Meryl Seals, who all served in the Korean War. Alongside their Army brothers, were seamen Willis Branton and Fred Moffitt, who served in World War II, and Roy Owens who served in Korea, and Marine Virgil Mitchell who served in World War II and Korea.
"Today has been fun," said Helton, who served with the 2nd Infantry Division in the Korean War. "To be with today's Soldiers and the guys I served with in Korea is great. The ceremony was wonderful and, Oh Boy, the cake was good.
"I am glad to be here and to celebrate this day with SMDC," he added.
After the command's guests were introduced, birthday messages from Army leaders and a short film entitled "Symbol of Strength" were shown. Then Spc. Jonathan Marshall, 53rd Signal Battalion, 1st Space Brigade, in Colorado Springs led Soldiers across the command in reciting the Soldiers Creed.
"Today is a great day," said Sgt. Nelson Villanueva, SMDC Headquarters and Headquarters Company. "It is a pleasure and an honor to serve and be a part of everything. The Army is a great tradition to be a part of, and the future is only going to be bigger and better. I look forward to seeing the next generation and where they lead us."
During the event, the command chose to recognize the role civilian employees play in the Army's success. Phil Patterson, SMDC Future Warfare Center, and Ed Kiker, SMDC Technical Center, led the civilian workforce in the Civilian Creed.
To make the day even more special, members of the civilian workforce command-wide were presented with the new SMDC civilian lapel pins. The new civilian lapel pins are a replica of the USASMDC/ARSTRAT shoulder sleeve insignia, which identifies the organization. Command leaders encouraged civilians across the command to wear their insignia pins as often as possible.
"Today was great, I had a great time," said Norven Goddard, Future Warfare Center. "It is great to be associated with so many great people. After 40 years, this is my first time cutting the Army birthday cake. It was an honor.
"One of the highlights today is receiving the lapel pin," he added. "It is great way to show other people what we are about and talk about our capabilities. I am just glad to be a part of it all."
In the Army tradition, the oldest and the youngest Soldier in the command were called up to cut the Army birthday cake. Joining the commanding general and SMDC Command Sgt. Major Larry S. Turner were Seals, a Korean War veteran, Goddard, a department of the Army civilian, and Villanueva, the youngest Soldier currently assigned to SMDC in Huntsville.
After the cake cutting, members of the SMDC family joined together to sing the Army Song and celebrate in the rich heritage they all share.
"Today was just wonderful," said John B. Rogers, civilian aide to the secretary of the Army. "It was an outstanding ceremony. To have an opportunity to celebrate the Army's 237th birthday here at SMDC was a true delight.
"This has to rank near the top," Rogers added. "Lt. Gen. Formica always does a fantastic job. The events here at SMDC are always intimate and it has a very personal touch and that is what makes it so special.


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Hi got a new plot of council the paths are already made so I have about 8 good sized raised beds but ant been used for about 5 years so I have streamed it all as it was like a jungle got my horse manure patch done and got 6 ton of it now should I dig and turn it over as its manly all grass.Then in a bout 4 weeks after frost has got to the weeds and that I was going to put manure on top as its well rotted.any advice please I want the ground sorting out before I put me shed and greenhouse up many thanks for advice in advance
I would put up the shed and greenhouse first folks.
I would then trench in your manure and, yes, add the remainder to the top over the winter. Thereafter I would not dig again merely adding compost, manure etc to,the top each year.
Crops like carrots will not like the manure so I would avoid growing them next year.
You should watch rick van man on you tube he does lots of videos of his allotment he got a few years ago
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this one is an enjoyable one to watch http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0QfefY1ksLc
Agree with Verdun. Put the shed and greenhouse up first. Do you know what type of grass it is?. If it has stringy white roots it could be couch grass. You will need to clear this out rather than dig it in as it will love the manure and romp away in the Spring
It will likely be you that has to get to the weeds. If anything they will be the toughest thing on your plot and the frost won't kill them.
Good point man of Kent. If it is couch grass time spent now digging it out is time well spent. If you burn burn it later you have some extra potash.
Although I'm a no digging gardener, turning over the soil is very therapeutic and enables ??ou to know your soil
I agree - dig it all over now and get the roots of grass and weeds out - doing it now will save hours and hours of time in the future. Then get the manure on and leave it for the winter frosts to break up the clods while you put up the shed and greenhouse.


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Wednesday, June 16, 2010
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I was just going through the motions.
I still came here everyday (almost). I still kept an eye on my calories (almost). I still went to the gym with regularity (almost).
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Tuesday, February 02, 2010
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Yesterday was my birthday. Number 43 to be exact. I went out to dinner and a movie with my wife. Probably the same thing I did last year. There WAS one difference.
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Saturday, January 09, 2010
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It was 5:30 am when the alarm went off.
I was scheduled to be in work at 8 am today and there was no way I was going to be able to make the 7:30 group run for those of us training for the Philadelphia Broad Street Run in May.
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I went to the gym this morning. Didn't feel like it. I have been a little sore all weekend but I made myself. Boy, am I glad that I did. I weighed in... 215.6! Down 4 pounds since my last weigh-in 10 days ago.
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So, I ran a second 5K this morning. I finished in 38:18, 8 seconds slower then 2 weeks ago. Worse yet, was that I still can not - make that WILL not - run the entire event.
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I love the sense of accomplishment I get when I complete a run or finish my cardio or walk out of the gym...
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So, I'm not sure if I am sick or perhaps I am overdoing it.
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Ok. So here is my timeline....
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Lincoln National Corp (Radnor ( LNC) is down $1.79 (-4.1%) to $42.03 on heavy volume. Thus far, 5.1 million shares of Lincoln National Corp (Radnor exchanged hands as compared to its average daily volume of 2.3 million shares. The stock has ranged in price between $41.40-$44.11 after having opened the day at $44.04 as compared to the previous trading day's close of $43.82. Lincoln National Corporation, through its subsidiaries, engages in multiple insurance and retirement businesses in the United States. The company operates in Annuities, Retirement Plan Services, Life Insurance, and Group Protection segments. Lincoln National Corp (Radnor has a market cap of $11.9 billion and is part of the financial sector. Shares are up 73.5% year to date as of the close of trading on Wednesday. Currently there are 7 analysts that rate Lincoln National Corp (Radnor a buy, no analysts rate it a sell, and 9 rate it a hold. TheStreet Ratings rates Lincoln National Corp (Radnor as a buy. The company's strengths can be seen in multiple areas, such as its revenue growth, solid stock price performance, growth in earnings per share, attractive valuation levels and notable return on equity. We feel these strengths outweigh the fact that the company shows low profit margins. Get the full Lincoln National Corp (Radnor Ratings Report now. STOCKS TO BUY: TheStreet Quant Ratings has identified a handful of stocks that can potentially TRIPLE in the next 12-months. Learn more.3. As of noon trading,
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Wrong: '69 or '70 Man, what a POS.! Before "Japanese"="Quality"
JAPANESE Vintage 50's 3speed Skyway - $250 (Nolita / Bowery)
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Vintage Japanese 50's Mens Commuter bike, 3 speed, Everything is ORIGINAL TO THE BIKE
NO RUST, Ready to go all over town and bridges
Frame Size 57cm
Grip Shifter for easy shifting, classic design.
Rear Hub is in EXCELLENT CONDITION, 3speed gears are in excellent working order.
Tires, innertubes, nipples, spokes, hubs in Excellent Condition.
Nothing is missing from the Japanese Beauty.
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1959 Vintage Raleigh Sport in Beautiful WINE Color - $360 (East Village)
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I am se1lling a RALEIGH SPORT in WINE color from the 1950's in excellent SHAPE.
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Was $40 in Mount Vernon, NY a few hours ago when listed as a "red 1970s bike":
VINTAGE ROYAL SCOT MADE IN ENGLAND 22" inches - $220 (East Village)
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bianchi single speed - $750 (Easton)
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Bianchi s.a.s.s for sale bike has manitou scareb adjustable forks with lock out , avid juicy seven disk breaks, wtb wheels and hubs, truvativ crank, fsa carbon seat post and handlebars, fsa neck, 2.4 tires with lots of tread on them, Bike is light and fast and in very good condition if interested call or text 610xxxxxxx thanks
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Oh my...a tad overpriced?
1984 Fuji Trainer Bike - $1500 (Conway & Hoffner)
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Collector's item - original owner bought in Monterey, CA for race training in triathlons and only used for that purpose. Has been restored from original dark brown color to dark purple. Original rims.
If interested call Sid at 407-251-1200 to see it.
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How's $435 for a used Schwinn Varsity that sells for $229 at Walmart? Best part? I texted the guy offering $200 (for kicks) and told him its the same bike at Walmart. He told me, "You should buy one before they run out!"
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"be careful this rando stuff is addictive and dan's the 'pusher'."
For $180 you'd think they'd at least be nice enough to put a chain and freewheel on.
And in what universe is a resin Peugeot headbadge worth $100?
I think I noticed these most today because I own/have owned other birds of this feather- a cheap Gitane ($10) and a Peugeot mixte ($60, and that was for the whole dang bike)
So It Goes.....
89 Modernized Peugeot Triathalon
79 Peugeot U-08 single speed
8? Sekai Grand Tour 2500 single
I'd rock that.
Somebody asking $650 for an unrideable old Peugeot- no picture posted either. I wouldn't even pay that much for a PX10, and I suspect this one is far below that ranking:
I once put five rounds through the fuel door cover of a junk car, and when I opened the door the expended bullets were right inside the door resting under the fuel cap. 9x18 Makarov FMJ, and they barely penetrated one thickness of automotive sheet metal.
"Love is not the dying moan of a distant violin, its the triumphant twang of a bedspring."
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"Top of the Line", my mick arse.
Can't sellers be bothered to do even a modicum of research? Or do they just count on all the buyers being morons?
Top of what line? Boat anchors? Okay, I know the GP is a decent entry level ride, but this is way overstating the case. And overpricing it as well, especially given the large size.
And if you're going to try and charge 600$ for an eighties Peugeot (likely entry level) how about a picture?
The flying saucers must have been using their ray to wipe out brain waves in the RVA area lately or something...
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"It's always darkest right before it goes completely black"
Waste your money! Buy my comic book!
I sometimes wonder if people think that if their bike says "Peugeot" it automatically means their turd is actually a turd made of diamonds. I want to shake them and say, "No, it doesn't matter. Your turd is still a turd. No turd is worth $300."
Peugeot 3-speed bike - $300 (Ahwatukee)
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I have 2 Peugeot adult bikes (3-speed). They've been barely ridden (5x max), but we've kept them an an outside porch (under a roof) so may need a little clean-up. We paid over $600 each for them, but are offering them now for $300 for one, or $500 for both.
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Time Warner Cable ( TWC) is down $0.77 (-0.8%) to $92.15 on light volume Thus far, 548,301 shares of Time Warner Cable exchanged hands as compared to its average daily volume of 1.9 million shares. The stock has ranged in price between $91.81-$92.82 after having opened the day at $92.68 as compared to the previous trading day's close of $92.92. Time Warner Cable Inc., together with its subsidiaries, operates as a cable operator in the United States. It offers video, high-speed data, and voice services over its broadband cable systems to residential and business service customers. Time Warner Cable has a market cap of $27.9 billion and is part of the media industry. The company has a P/E ratio of 13.3, below the S&P 500 P/E ratio of 17.7. Shares are up 46.2% year to date as of the close of trading on Tuesday. Currently there are 17 analysts that rate Time Warner Cable a buy, no analysts rate it a sell, and 5 rate it a hold. TheStreet Ratings rates Time Warner Cable as a buy. The company's strengths can be seen in multiple areas, such as its solid stock price performance, impressive record of earnings per share growth, compelling growth in net income, revenue growth and notable return on equity. We feel these strengths outweigh the fact that the company has had generally high debt management risk by most measures that we evaluated. Get the full Time Warner Cable Ratings Report now. Holiday Special: Subscribe to Action Alerts PLUS to see how Jim Cramer trades his $2.5 Million+ portfolio for 51% off the list price. Your first 14-days are FREE: Sign up today to get e-mail alerts before every trade2. As of noon trading,
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First, don't limit yourself to the fish mentioned in a recipe. If it calls for cod and your market doesn't have any (or if it's not great quality), substitute an alternative like haddock, halibut, or mahi mahi. Your fish seller can offer you some options.
Next, treat cooking times as a guideline, not as gospel. Stoves, ovens, and pans vary; so does the thickness of each piece of fish. To determine the doneness of fish steaks and fillets, I use a paring knife to peek inside the fish, and I cook it just until it no longer appears raw. (Tuna is the exception—it's best seared on the outside but still raw on the inside).
And finally, I love fish skin, especially when it's crisp, as in the recipe for Salmon Seared on Bacon with Balsamic Vinegar, Honey & Rosemary. For this recipe, make sure the fish is scaled. But if you prefer your fish skinless, your seafood seller can easily remove it for you.
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Starbucks, Priceline.com: After-Hours Trading
TheStreet) -- Shares of Starbucks (SBUX - Get Report) jumped in late trades on Thursday after the coffee purveyor beat Wall Street's profit view by a penny in its latest quarter, lifted its earnings outlook for 2013, and hiked its quarterly dividend by more than 20%. The Seattle-based company reported fiscal fourth-quarter earnings of $359 million, or 46 cents a share, on revenue of $3.36 billion for the three months ended Sept. 30. The average estimate of analysts polled by Thomson Reuters was for a profit of 45 cents a share on revenue of $3.38 billion in the quarter.For fiscal 2013, Starbucks lifted its forecast to earnings of $2.06 to $2.15 a share, surrounding the current consensus estimate of $2.13 a share. The company also declared a quarterly cash dividend of 21 cents a share, payable on Nov. 30 to shareholders of record on Nov. 10. That payout is a boost of 24% from its prior quarterly dividend of 17 cents a share. "Our Q4 and overall 2012 fiscal year performance demonstrates the strength of our business and brand," said Howard Schultz, the compay's chairman, president and CEO, in a press release. "The resiliency and relevance of our U.S. retail business, acceleration of the Channel Development business and expansion in Asia all contributed significantly to our strong results. I am incredibly proud of our 200,000 Starbucks partners around the world who have contributed to the success of the company and I am optimistic about achieving our aspirations for the future." Starbucks also revved up its expansion plans, setting a target to open about 1,300 stores on a net basis in fiscal 2013, which would constitute 22% growth over fiscal 2012. The company kept a target to open 600 new stores in the Americas, and accelerated its plans for the China/Asia Pacific region to 600 new stores with slightly more than half of those openings expected in China. The stock was last quoted at $49.70, up 6.6%, on volume of more than 1.4 million, according to Nasdaq.com. Priceline.com Shares of Priceline.com (PCLN - Get Report) were surging after the online travel reservation company reported a much better than anticipated quarterly profit. The Norwalk, Conn.-based company said it earned $638 million, or $12.40 a share, on a non-GAAP basis in the third quarter on revenue of $1.71 billion. The average estimate of analysts polled by Thomson Reuters was for a profit of $11.81 a share on revenue of $1.65 billion in the quarter. Gross travel bookings totaled $7.8 billion for the three-month period, up 25.2% from last year.NEW YORK (
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Somerset sweeps its way to a title
November 2, 2012 SOMERSET — The Somerset Area High School girls volleyball team successfully defended its District 5 Class AA title with a 3-0 sweep over Bedford on Thursday nigh. more »»
Ridge tops Everett in semis
November 2, 2012 SOMERSET — Everett only lost six volleyball matches this season. Unfortunately for the Lady Warriors, three of them were to Chestnut Ridge. more »»
CC, PC ready for cross country states
November 2, 2012 Central Cambria and Penn Cambria have developed quite a friendly rivalry in girls cross country the past two years, and the next chapter is set to play out on the sports' biggest stage. more »»
UPDATE: Sandy forces schedule changes
October 29, 2012 Hurricane Sandy still hadn't made landfall when its effects were already being felt on the area high school soccer and volleyball playoff schedule. more »»
Bellwood volleyball team finishes undefeated
October 26, 2012 BELLWOOD — Lindsey Mercer had 10 service points and seven kills, as the Bellwood-Antis high school volleyball team defeated Moshannon Valley, 25-8, 25-12, 25-13, finishing the regular season... more »»
Bishop Guilfoyle picks up huge win
October 16, 2012 In a battle of Class A state-ranked high school girls volleyball teams, No. 5 Bishop Guilfoyle swept No. 4 Bishop Carroll, 30-28, 25-10, 25-22, Monday night at the Pleasant Valley gym. more »»
Hollidaysburg, Tyrone duos win
October 14, 2012 Blair County high schools made a clean sweep of the District 6 tennis doubles championships Saturday at the Leopold Cente. more »»
CC golfers advance to PIAAs
October 13, 2012 HOLLIDAYSBURG — For the first time in school history, the Central Cambria golf team is headed to the PIAA Class AA Tournament. more »»
Livermore, Swope win tennis titles
October 7, 2012 The 2012 District 6 girls singles tennis championships featured a pair of first-time winners. For one, it was her last chance at district gold. For the other, it may be the first of more to come. more »»
Scholastic roundup
October 7, 2012 Kierra Irwin, Madison Hileman and Michaela Bryan each scored two goals to lead the Altoona Area High School girls soccer team to a 6-2 win over Bishop Guilfoyle on Saturday afternoon at Mansion Par. more »»
Lady Tigers stay perfect
October 4, 2012 HOLLIDAYSBURG — Hollidaysburg stayed unbeaten, improving to 16-0 with a 7-0 victory over Tyrone in high school girls tennis Wednesday. more »»
Scarlet Dragons capture Mountain League crown
October 4, 2012 ORE HILL — Central High School won its second Mountain League boys golf title, topping Philipsburg-Osceola by 22 strokes at Iron Masters Country Club on Wednesday. more »»
Kirsch's 79 propels Devils to top
October 3, 2012 CRESSON — Max Kirsch and the Central Cambria golf team each got one step closer to repeating as district champions Tuesday at Summit Country Club. And they did it despite extremely wet conditions. more »»
Kirsch's 69 leads 2nd-place Tigers
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Bishop Guilfoyle sweeps Cambria Heights
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Mounties roll to wins over Central, BEA
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PC volleyball knocks off Altoona
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Undefeated Bellwood-Antis sweeps Tyrone
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Felix's 2 goals key Bisons by NBC
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Livermore, Swope tabbed No. 1 seeds
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Fast forward to last week when Lois's pet Rottweiler named Tucker (who eats everything) swallowed an entire popsicle, including the STICK!
So Lois called the vet, who had her induce vomiting…and Lois was cleaning up, she noticed something sparkling.
Turns out Tucker had eaten her ring six years ago and it had been lodged in his stomach ever since!
The vet thinks the popsicle stick might've dislodged it…and with a bit of toothbrush cleaning, it looks brand new and is back on Lois' hand.
Dog, Lois and ring are ALL doing fine!