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BROOME, WA, AUSTRALIA, April 9, 2012 /Stanford Who's Who/ — Stanford Who's Who is proud to welcome Jeff Della Bona to the exclusive ranks of premier professionals as a result of his remarkable work in the transportation services industry. Throughout his brilliant professional career, Jeff has consistently displayed the passion, vision, and dedication necessary to be successful in the business world.
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"The Great Escape: A Tale of Runaway Binary Starts and Their Evolution"
Tuesday, March 3, 12:10 p.m.
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This seminar is free and open to the public. Pizza and refreshments will be available. Please remember to bring a cup and $1 donation.
"Runaway stars are ejected from the cluster of their birth either by gravitational interactions or a supernova in a close binary system. While runaway binaries are rare, these systems offer key insights into the evolution of close binary stars and open clusters. I will present a combination of radio, optical, ultraviolet, and X-ray data for three runaway binaries that reveal clues about their origins. One system, LS 5039, was clearly ejected by a supernova because the neutron star remains gravitationally bound to the star. In addition, I will discuss evidence for and against both ejection mechanisms in the runaway binaries HD 14633 and HD 15137."
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text: Home Culture Wal-Mart Manager Jumps Into Thieves' Truck to Stop Beer Bandits Store manager Mike Dawson saw a couple loading stolen beer into their pickup and sprung into action. By: Stephen A. Crockett Jr. Posted: Jan. 3 2014 8:02 AM 0 Mike Dawson Youtube A man and a woman walked into a Florida Wal-Mart, loaded up a shopping cart with cases of beer and walked out without paying for them. A manager spotted the couple in the parking lot putting the beer into the bed of a pickup truck, so he walked over and confronted them, WRDQ/WFTV Eyewitness News reports. Mike Dawson, the store manager, asked them for "a receipt and they kept throwing beers into their car." They couple hopped in the truck and started to back up toward Dawson, and not wanting to get run over, he jumped on in. The couple sped off with Dawson in the back of the pickup, WKMG Local 6 News reports. The couple made two stops with Dawson on board. Dawson told WRDQ, "One time, they tried to beat me up, and I fought with them and lost my glasses. The second time was like in the back woods somewhere, I'm like, 'I'm not getting out for you to run me over.' " Once the couple got back on a street, Dawson began tossing beer cans out of the truck to draw attention to the thieves. Dave Stewart saw Dawson and got him out of the truck. Stewart told WESH 2 News, "I'm not going to pass anybody that's screaming, you know, for their life, for help. No matter what the circumstance is. I'm just that type of person, I am." Stewart showed his firearm to the suspects, and they took off, leaving Dawson behind. Police say the unidentified suspects are still at large, and Wal-Mart has not given a statement regarding the incident. Like The Root on Facebook. Follow us on Twitter. Get what we're watching delivered to your inbox everyday! Sign up for our daily video newsletter below. Powered by Livefyre 0


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I recently had the opportunity to attend an event focused on the topic of sustainability. It was interesting to see how companies from different industries, as well as companies of different sizes—from large, global leaders to enterprising up-starts—integrate sustainability into their missions. I started to think about how a commitment to the environment could be integrated into a real estate company's mission.
Sustainability can mean large, global issues such as protecting the ozone layer or saving the rainforests. It can also mean something closer to home: cleaning up a park; implementing environmentally-friendly business practices such as using online resources vs. paper; or volunteering as a group to raise money for a local or regional cause.
5 Ways to Create Sustainability in Your Business
There were five key learnings from the conference that apply to local efforts as well as large-scale efforts which I wanted to share with you:
1. Make it actionable: As a real estate professional you have a lot on your plate. Marketing. Selling. Relationship building. If sustainability is something you want to incorporate into your company's mission, or your personal brand as a professional, tackle the activities that you find enjoyment in and that you can support given the time and resources you have. Making a small difference can have big impact.
2. Make it easy to understand: If you are a broker creating a sustainability platform for your company, make sure you clearly communicate what you are getting involved in and why. Although many of us can say, "I get why supporting the environment is important", sometimes people need that extra clarity to draw the link between what they are doing, why they are doing it, and how the benefits impact the community and them as people (and professionals)
3. Make it real through storytelling: This not only means sharing experiences with your employees, colleagues and sphere through conversation; it also means sharing your company's efforts with the local community via PR and company-level social media. Having the tangible stories makes the idea of sustainability real, and inspires others to get involved. From a professional standpoint, sustainability can be a differentiator. Share the good news.
4. Let people choose how they want to get involved: The best way to create a culture of sustainability (or to get more involved on a personal level) is to expose people (or yourself) to options. Don't like to work outside? Donate to local groups/causes. Love to be out in the sun? Volunteer for activities that leverage your sweat equity vs. your financial resources. Are you well known in your community? Support a sustainability cause by merchandising it through your social media to help spread the word.
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For some filmmakers, the idea of working with children and animals -- not to mention the entire family film genre, for that matter -- is an abhorrent proposition. But 'Dolphin Tale' director Charlies Martin Smith says he learned from the best -- from the likes of George Lucas and Carroll Ballard. Thanks to those influences and Smith's familiarity with animal-centered stories (he directed Disney's franchise-setting 'Air Bud'), 'Dolphin Tale' is one of the rare live-action PG films to score rare reviews.
Moviefone talked to the multi-talented Smith (he's an actor, screenwriter, producer and director with more than 95 film and television credits) about tackling his inspiring 'Dolphin Take,' the film's unique leading star and whether his musical star Harry Connick Jr. jammed on the set.
What got you interested in making this story?
The producers at Alcon had seen something about Winter on a morning show. They worked on [the story] for a couple of years and the project had stalled; they weren't sure what to do. Luckily for me, I was brought on to do rewrites and direct the film. They brought it to me, and I'm really glad they did.
Was it strange having an animal star?
Real animals doing what they really do, that's what's interesting to me and to not have them behave as if they understand every word of English, to try and capture the way the animal really is.
I knew Winter was basically a wild animal. The first thing I did when I started writing was go sit and watch Winter. I needed to know what she did, how she lived. She likes to get up on her little blue mattress and float around and she loves to make this Tweety bird sound all day long. I knew she was going to just be herself, so I needed a really, really strong kid actor who could stand up to that and be as real as Winter is.
Do the comparisons to 'Free Willy' bother you?
It isn't the same movie at all. People just hear dolphin and kid and compare it to another movie with a marine mammal. But there aren't that many similarities -- besides 'Free Willy' was a long time ago, although I guess there were all those sequels.
How difficult is it to work with child actors?
I have worked with child actors and non-actors -- new actors -- on a number of occasions. I made a movie called 'The Snow Walker' and our female lead was a 19-year-old Inuit girl who'd never acted before. And I did the first, two-hour TV movie that launched the series 'Buffy the Vampire Slayer,' because of my experience with young actors.
So how did you find the two young stars, who have so much chemistry?
The two kid characters were my first concern, because Sawyer really is the central character in the movie. I auditioned hundreds of kids and found Nathan Gamble, who really is wonderful. And little Cozi Zuehlsdorff has never done anything before, but I've worked with enough kids to recognize that these kids are really special.
I appreciated there wasn't any contrived romance between Ashley Judd and Harry Connick Jr.
There was discussion of that a little bit, but I was adamant that I didn't want to do that. That's not what the movie is about; the love story here is between all these caring marine hospital workers and Winter.
With Harry Connick Jr. on set, was there any impromptu jam sessions?
Harry plays the saxophone in the movie but I couldn't think of anything for him to play. In the evenings I was listening to a lot of Chet Baker, and I got his song 'Everything Happens to Me' stuck in my head. Meanwhile during the days I was listening to other songs trying to figure out what he should play, and finally I thought, "how about the song that's stuck in your head?"
Who are some of your influences as a director?
One of the most cherished films that I've ever worked on is 'Never Cry Wolf.' I was about 26, and the director was Carroll Ballard, whom I knew through George Lucas, since I'd been in 'American Graffiti.' There was this whole Bay Area connection of those filmmakers, and of course I learned a great deal from George, when was 18 in 'Graffiti.' 'Never Cry Wolf' was Ballard's film after 'The Black Stallion.' I was not only the star but ended up being one of the writers on that film as well. I worked on that film for a year-and-a-half very closely with Carroll and learned filmmaking from him.
What is your favorite family movie?
Personally, I don't think there's ever been a better movie that focuses on an animal than 'The Black Stallion,' That whole opening sequence with the kid and the horse and the island is just magical!
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Capcom's Advice to Developers: "Whore Yourself and You'll Get Buried"
Over at Capcom USA, Adam Boyes, the company's business development director, sat down and had a little conversation with GamesIndustry.biz. During the conversation, he gave a warning to independent developers regarding sticking to their original ideas when pitching their ideas to a publisher. Boyes stated that if they do not stick to their guns, they will go out of business – or be bought out by EA. Ok, I added that last part, but its true if you think about it.
"Don't bow down and say "yes master, whatever you want." Look to all the big guys out there – BioWare, Insomniac, all these huge developers – they didn't get there by doing any old project that came their way. They chose their battles, they chose their projects and they stuck with them. Whore yourself and you'll get buried."
Boyes alos went on to state in the interview that Capcom favors game mechanics over technical skills when looking over new projects and used Bionic Commando and Dark Void as evidence of their philosophy in action.
"We're all about mechanics as a company. Really great, solid game design and fantastic mechanics, which I believe is the Japanese way. Even with Dark Void, the game we're doing with Crimson Skies' team Airtight Studios, the mechanics were so essential to nail down. And Bionic Commando too – get the mechanics down and then build the world. "If developers come along and talk about how it's got a gun from this game and an element from that other game, it's not different. It needs to have elements that have that X-plus-one factor. It's needs to blow people away especially as it has Capcom's name behind it. That's a big deal."
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RIVERDALE, Md. – A man in Riverdale, Md. was kidnapped outside his home Tuesday night and forced to go to an ATM.
Prince George's County Police say two suspects approached the man at 10:30 p.m. in front of his home on 59th Avenue. They then forced him into his vehicle, which was taken to an ATM on Kenilworth Avenue.
Police later spotted the victim's vehicle, which then struck a parked car. The suspects ran off and police chased them on foot.
Police say that during the chase, one of the suspects shot at an officer. No one was injured and one of the suspects was caught. Also, a gun was recovered
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[FISH ID] What kind of Gourami is this?
I purchased 5 of these i asked the guy to order 5 sparkling gouramis for me and this is what came i looked at the pictures and they dont look like them so what is this? can I keep it with my betta? I have a 20 gallon.
Looks to me like some type of paradise fish
Uhh I'm curious too. Does not look like any anabantid I've ever seen. Looks like a cross between some sort of chocolate gourami and a sparkling gourami. Seems kinda off to me.
looks to me like Mesonauta festivus, a SA cichlid
yep they are definitely flag cichlids the problem is they grow 4 inches and i have 5 in my 20 gallon tank, im gonna see if the guy will take them back because even though yes i should have inspected them better i really believed they were sparkling gouramis i thought they looked like that because they were just shipped and stressed.
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Samsung Galaxy S4's new "Life" features
Samsung wants to improve your life with crazy new features in the Galaxy S4.
So we've seen the amazing new specifications of the Samsung Galaxy S4 but there's more to the latest flagship Samsung phone than amazing specs.
Samsung calls the new feature sets Life Task and Life Care, it's all about how the new Samsung Galaxy S4 helps you get more done and more easily throughout your life.
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This set of features is all about helping you interact more easily and in a more natural way.
Take Smart Scroll, for example, this makes it easy to scroll through emails and websites with a tilt and if you look away the scrolling pauses until you're looking at the phone again.
The Samsung S Voice Drive has been improved and makes it safer and easier to use your phone while driving, use voice commands to make calls, send text messages and get directions.
WatchON enables you to take control of your TV with your phone. It's more than just a fancy remote control, as it'll provide viewing schedules, suggest programmes and can even automate viewing for you.
We all know touch is so 1990s, so that's why the Samsung Galaxy S4 now has AirView and AirGesture. Answer a call by just moving your hand over the phone, this extends to changing music track, browsing and viewing photos. AirView enables you to control the phone with just a hover of your fingertip or even if you're wearing thick gloves.
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Samsung has crammed a whole host of sensors into the Samsung Galaxy S4, so much so, it can do a pretty good job of monitoring your health and fitness.
For fitness fanatics the new S Health is the culmination of all those sensors working together. It's able to track your workouts and monitors temperature and humidity, along with steps you've taken on walks or runs. If you want, it can even count your calories and track your weight too – then let everyone know about it!
Similarly looking after your eyes and ears, Adapt Sound and Adapt Display both attempt to optimise the sound and display to the environment, content and your personal preferences. So no matter where you are, what you're enjoying, it will always sound and look amazing.
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Samsung has crammed even more features into the Galaxy S4 than we can shake a stick at. In fact just to make sure we never have enough sticks Group Play enables you to share music between phones, even using multiple phones as a combined speaker system.
S Translate is an incredibly clever live translation system. Type what you want translated in any language and the Galaxy S4 will read the text in the local dialect. Any spoken response is then translated into your chosen language for you to read. Again all live and as you need it.
The list goes on: with a built in optical reader so you can scan printed text on to the phone; Sound and Shoot audio capture with your photographs; Dual Recording dual-camera video capture so you can record yourself and what you're looking at; Group Play for multiplayer gaming made easy. Phew.
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This guest post was submitted by Johnny from The Fire Sermon. In it he echoes my own puzzlement at the suspicion with which atheists are viewed. I would also encourage everyone who took the Philosophy Quiz to check out Johnny's reflections on Paul Tillich, the existential Christian theologian.
Next week Elaine Frei will grace us with a guest post on Krakauer's Under the Banner of Heaven: A Story of Violent Faith.
Atheists have always gotten a bad rap. This deeply held prejudice has not even been exempted from many famous intellectuals in Western history. For example in John Locke���s John Locke's Essay Concerning Toleration. concludes that that all groups are worthy of toleration except atheists. He says,
those are not at all to be tolerated who deny the being of a God. Promises, covenants, and oaths, which are the bonds of human society, can have no hold upon an atheist.
Suspicion has often given way to disdain and being an atheist in our culture is the equivalent of having religious leprosy. One of my friends has noted that this isn't really surprising since most people interpret atheism as the claim, 'I disagree with everything you hold dear.'
Of course such an idea is false, but it may lead us to a deep divergence in values between the minority of theists and the rest of our culture.
I think this disagreement hinges on the value (or lack of value) of 'faith.' It seems most people believe 'faith' to be a sacrifice of the intellect in order to reach God. This sacrificium intellectus is a primary mode of life for many (though not all) contemporary theists.
Most of the atheists I know are strongly opposed to the sacrificium intellectus, and hold to a principled fidelitas intellectus (fidelity to the intellect). I also think that most atheists believe fidelitas intellectus to be a universal value or even an obligation. I take this value to often be at the heart of many atheists commitment to atheism.
I find it odd that such principled people are treated with such suspicion. Many people are probably not away of the difficulty of consistently adhering to fidelitas intellectus. Such a discipline requires one to be willing to reject any idea or principle that ultimately conflicts with a rigorous intellectual analysis. It also requires that a theist, who embraces fidelitas intellectus, must be at least open to the possibility of atheism.
Taking this possibility seriously means to be to some degree atheistic. It means walking at least a few feet in an atheist���s shoes. That is why I would distinguish atheism from being atheistic. Being atheistic is something that any believer who adopts fidelitas intellectus experiences, if only momentarily.
Such a person could never express John Locke's lack of toleration. Such persons may not all be atheists, but all would have been, at one time or another, atheistic. As someone who embraces fidelitas intellectus, I cannot think of a better consequence.


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Colorado Democrats realize that allowing an anti-fracking fervor to drive an election is a dangerous decision. The Democrats support for banning fracking—while killing jobs, hurting the local and national economy, damaging America's energy security, and threatening private property rights—should unseat two top Democrats by driving Republicans to the polls. And, this could become the national referendum on fracking.Read More »


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Montagne Alternative, Orsieres, Switzerland
Timeless and charming, this secluded sky high village is a centuries old community that had existed in splendid isolation and self sufficient autonomy since it's formation. Now re-imagined with a stunning collection of beautifully renovated cabins and barns, each has been lightly and imaginatively renovated to preserve all of their original, rugged character but with fresh, energetic style. The subtle modern influences and clean contemporary lines were achieved using rustic materials and minimal decor while enlightening and expanding the interiors with outsized windows that capture the views. It's a seamless preservation that honors and compliments the environment and spirit of the community.
Alpine style and bright modern interiors accent this two bedroom one bath cabin. Almost entirely contemporary in tone and decor, the rustic oak plank floor and finishes and concrete accents lend a bit of rugged style. Fully equipped self catering kitchen.
While parts of the rustic cabin interiors have been preserved, the newly renovated features add flow and scale to this two story home. The three bedrooms and fully equipped kitchen accommodate up to six guests and the view from the balcony is not to be missed.
With chic contemporary style and rustic wood interiors, this expansive chalet affords some of the best views from each floor. The beamed open plan living and dining are ideal for entertaining with a fully equipped gourmet kitchen. With four double bedrooms and en suite baths, the home accommodates up to eight.
The largest of the group, this three story home can accommodate up to ten and retains its old world charm with chic understated contemporary character. With five double rooms and en suite baths, the home includes a gourmet kitchen and bright modern living spaces along with multiple balconies to enjoy the views.
Restaurant and room service. Concierge and tour services. Wifi throughout, iPod docking audio systems and business center. Daily housekeeping, laundry facilities and personal care products included. Ski and winter sport equipment can be rented on site. Optional extras include: Private chef and catering, massage, and spa services, airport and train station transfer and car service.
Perched atop the Mont Blanc massif in the Valais region of Switzerland, the unspoiled natural beauty is a year round outdoor playground. Fairly remote, the village is nevertheless just an hour from Montreux, Lake Geneva and Lausanne. Verbier's Les 4 Vallees ski resort is a half hour away as are numerous other world class pistes.
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Twitter May File for IPO this Week
A few weeks ago, Twitter tweeted that it had filed a confidential request for going public. This week, according to sources familiar with the company, it is rumored that Twitter will make its IPO filing public. Additionally, the company aims to begin trading before the Thanksgiving holiday (November 28).
Rumors also suggest that Twitter will trade on The New York Stock Exchange and it is believed that Twitter will trade in the range of US$28 to US$30 per share, which would value the company at around US$15 billion. Of course, these figures could still change depending on market reaction.
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"We have worked with them before and we have had a very good experience with them," the Rev. Anthony Mwituria, who oversees constructions in the archdiocese, said in an interview. "We issued a tender and they came with the best deal."
"One 22-year-old divorcee reported making $75,000 in only 38 days since joining the 'company'; her initial investment was a rocket propelled grenade she received as alimony."
Digging up planted yam seedling is an abomination against the yam deity and Ala, the Earth Goddess, on and from whose bowel the yam grows.
"As unlikely as it may seem, the world's largest consumer products company is staking its claim in the poorest corners on Earth."
Yum Brands to bring a taste of the South to emerging market.
Signs point to yes...
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Scranton's game against Syracuse was postponed
Trenton batters New Britain, 11-0
- Zach McAllister put together another strong start, giving up just 4 hits and 2 walks in 7 shutout innings, while striking out 5. This type of outing has been Zach's MO over the past 2 years: not striking out tons of batters while limiting extra-base hits and walks. So far it's worked for him, with a 1.91 ERA on the season.
- Kevin Whelan allowed a hit and struck out 1 in 2 scoreless.
- Eduardo Nunez was 4 for 4 with his 3rd homer of the year, raising his average to .302.
- Colin Curtis was 5 for 5 with a walk.
- Jorge Vazquez was 2 for 5.
- Kyle Anson was 2 for 3 with 2 walks.
Tampa defeats Fort Myers, 3-1 (7 innings)
- Lance Pendleton pitched well, giving up an unearned run on 3 hits and 2 walks in 6 1/3 innings, while striking out 5.
- Jesus Montero, catching, was 2 for 4 to raise his average to .329. He's had a bit of a homer drought, not going deep since May 1. However, as long as he keeps the average high and the doubles coming, I'm not worried.
- Austin Romine was 1 for 4 with a double, dropping his average to .288. He's having a very solid year offensively so far, though the low walk total is reason for concern.
- Damon Sublett was 1 for 2 with a double and 2 walks.
- Wady Runio and Brian Baisley were each 2 for 3.
Charleston beats Bowling Green, 9-4
- Andrew Brackman had an absolute meltdown with his control, but somehow escaped with only 3 runs allowed in 3 1/3 innings. The tall righty allowed just 1 hit but walked 10 (!) and also tossed 5 (!!!) wild pitches. I hope he's not injured, but this loss of control is likely indicative of a pretty serious mechanical problem (injury-related or no). He seemed to have gotten the walks under control in his last few outings, and I was even calling for a promotion, but perhaps he needs more time to iron out his mechanics.
- Abe Almonte was 2 for 5 with a triple to raise his average to .273.
- Dan Brewer was 1 for 5 with 2 steals.
- David Adams was 2 for 3 with 2 walks, and is hitting .278.
- Melky Mesa continued his hot hitting, going 2 for 4 with a double and a walk. He's hitting .394 in his last 10 games, and a promotion Tampa awaits if he keeps this up.
- Mike Lyon was 2 for 3 with 2 walks and 2 steals.
- Jose Pirela was 1 for 4 with a walk.
- Addison Maruszak was 2 for 3 with a double.
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End the War on Fat
It could be making us sicker.
If saturated fat doesn't adversely affect cardiovascular health, what does? Sorry, Nabisco: We should be giving a closer look to foods with a high glycemic index—a measure that reflects a food's influence on blood sugar levels, based on how quickly it is digested and absorbed. Typically, that means carbohydrates like cereal, bread, chips, and cookies.
In a 2000 study in the AmericanJournal of Clinical Nutrition,Harvard researchers compared the food intakes of 75,521 women with their health over the course of a decade and found that the quintile of women who ate food with the highest glycemic load—a measure that incorporates portion size—had twice the risk of developing heart disease than the quintile who ate food with the lowest glycemic load. A 2008 meta-analysis of 37 studies reported a significant association between intake of high glycemic index foods and increased risk of type 2 diabetes, heart disease, gallbladder disease, and breast cancer. Some studies suggest, however, that the bad effects of high-G.I. foods can be tempered by pairing them with low-G.I. foods. For instance, a piece of white bread smeared with peanut butter may be healthier than a piece of white bread alone.
The link between carbohydrates and heart disease is also supported by LDL particle data. In a 2008 study published in Nutrition Research, researchers reported that subjects who followed high-fat, low-carb diets for eight weeks experienced a 46 percent drop in blood concentrations of small LDL particles, while those who followed a high-carb, low-fat diet experienced a 36 percent spike in them. What's more, processed carbohydrates lower "good" HDL cholesterol, whereas saturated fat increases it.
Just as different fats affect the body in dissimilar ways, it seems that sugars are not all created equal. Though fructose actually has a lower glycemic index, it may be a bit less healthy than glucose, a sugar with the same chemical formula but a different structure. (Sucrose, or table sugar, is 50 percent glucose and 50 percent fructose; high-fructose corn syrup is typically 55 percent fructose and 45 percent glucose.) Research published by Peter Havel, a professor of nutrition at the University of California-Davis, suggests that compared with glucose, fructose incites less of an insulin response, which ultimately results in lower circulating levels of the appetite-suppressing hormone leptin and higher levels of the appetite-boosting hormone ghrelin—so fructose may make you hungrier.
It could also put you at greater risk of heart disease and diabetes. When overweight people supplemented their diets with drinks sweetened either with fructose or with glucose for 10 weeks, fructose drinkers ended up with higher concentrations of small LDL particles in their blood after they ate. They also experienced, on average, a 20 percent drop in insulin sensitivity—low insulin sensitivity is a risk factor for type 2 diabetes—over the course of the experiment compared with the glucose drinkers. (Havel believes that the glycemic index is ultimately flawed and that a "fructose index" might be a better nutrition metric.)
In any case, it seems that processed carbohydrates are America's most deserving nutritional enemy. And our misguided war against fat has just made us more addicted to them, because when people cut out fat, they typically turn to "diet" foods high in carbs—SnackWells, Baked Lays, even low-fat Jif, which contains the same number of calories as the regular version, with less peanut butter and more "corn syrup solids." That's not to say that all carbs are bad; fiber is a carbohydrate, and an important one. And there is still a lot left to be desired about certain fats. Trans fats really are bad for you, and foods very high in omega-6 polyunsaturated fats—such as corn oil and margarine—are not particularly healthy, either. But overall, Americans could stand to start replacing carbs with fat. More bacon, fewer Bacos.
Will this new research on fat and carbs will be reflected in the 2010 Dietary Guidelines? According to Meir Stampfer, a Harvard professor of nutrition and epidemiology who worked on the 2000 guidelines, scientists on this year's committee know perfectly well what the evidence says. But few researchers want to shake the status quo or risk confusing the public. Robert Post, deputy director of the U.S. Department of Agriculture Center for Nutrition Policy and Promotion, admits that when it comes to nutritional recommendations, "simple messages, few messages, targeted messages, are very important." Ultimately, then, policymakers have to choose between keeping the message consistent and actually getting it right.


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So pardon me for jumping ship yesteday, but as you can see, my lovely little blog was getting a renovation of its own {still a work-in-progress with a few things to revise}, courtesy of Lindsey at Sweet Simplicity Designs--she is WONDERFUL to work with. I gave her tons of ideas for what I was looking for (colors, elements, patterns, etc.) and boy did she deliver... if you're wanting a little freshening up for your blog, I am telling you to talk to her!
Well, it's that day again... the day we all look forward to throughout the week--FRIDAY! But before I fill you in on weekend details, PLEASE tell me some of you watched the premiere of Jersey Shore last night?
HILARIOUS--I know they are pure trash, but I give in everytime its on and I will admit Jeff and I did a little fist pumping action of our own last night... their vocabulary and the words they come up amuse me so much--grenade, creep?? Don't know where they come up with this stuff, but I am a loyal fan.
Today is Christmas in July lunch day at work... yes, I know, it may be 95 degrees outside, but in our lunchroom it smells like the holidays--gotta love it! I can't wait to get some comfort food and totally forget my healthy eating habits for one meal soI can indulge in the baked macaroni and cheese I made:
1 box Deluxe Mac and Cheese
1/2 cup Shredded Cheddar
1/2 cup of Sour Cream (I use light)
1 tsp. cayenne red pepper
1/2 tsp butter
8 ritz crackers
Preheat oven to 375.
Cook macaroni and cheese normally; add in cheese sauce
Spoon sour cream, 1/2 of shredded cheddar, and red pepper into macaroni mix
Pour mixture into greased 9 x 9 square baking dish
Mix together butter and ritz crackers and crush together; add on top of other ingredients
Bake for 20 minutes and enjoy!
After work, Jeff and I are headed out for date night...we've slacked a bit on entertaining ourselves as a couple lately and we both want to get back in the habit--on tonight's agenda, sushi and finally getting to see Eclipse! Can you tell I picked this date??
The rest of my weekend will be spent spray painting the guest bedroom furniture, picking out {yet again} more paint colors for the house, finishing up another calligraphy order, and spending time with the family celebrating my cousin's 21st birthday--oh how I remember the days!! =)
And just because I thought it was funny, check this post out at one of my favorite home decor/design/DIY websites--Young House Love... they were looking for a pop of summertime color in their living room and they added some bright yellow floral rosette pillows... and the interesting part is that I bought the SAME pillows for our bedroom because I wanted to add something bright and bold into our otherwise neutral palette--great minds think alike, right?
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NHL to realign
Thursday, March 7, 2013
NEW YORK (AP) — The NHL moved a step closer to realignment Thursday as the players' association approved a proposed plan that is set to go into effect next season.
Now that the league has gotten the go-ahead from union chief Donald Fehr, the NHL will only need to get approval from team owners.
"The NHL Players' Association confirmed to us today that it has consented to a revised plan for realignment, effective for the 2013-14 season," NHL deputy commissioner Bill Daly said in a statement. "Our next step will be to bring the proposed plan for realignment to the NHL board of governors for its consideration."
Fehr signed off on the plan after discussions with the union's executive board and said the realignment issue will be "re-evaluated following the 2014-15 season."
No official details of the changes have been released by the NHL, but it is widely believed teams such as Detroit and Columbus will be put into more travel-friendly divisions in the Eastern time zone, and the Winnipeg Jets — formerly the Atlanta Thrashers — will leave the Southeast Division for the Western Conference.
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Kim Kardashian Or Kate Middleton: Who Will Give Birth First?
Have you heard? Reality princess Kim Kardashian and Royal princess Kate Middleton are both pregnant!
Oh, you had heard? Well then, do you know which famous baby will be arriving first? You don't? Neither do we. But if you're American, there's a good chance you think Kate and Will's bundle of joy will make his or her big entrance to the world ahead of Baby Kimye.
This, of course, is according to a poll just released by Harris Interactive, which said that of 2,345 American adults surveyed online, 26% believe Kate and William's baby will come first, compared to 15% who believe it will be Kim and Kanye West's.
Of course, a whopping 59% said they aren't sure. To which we say, well done Americans! Because how would anyone know a thing like that? (And why would you survey people about it? But that's another question for another day.)
Yes, both women are due in July, but since babies are notoriously unpredictable when it comes to their arrival times, we're not placing any bets just yet.
Something we would place a bet on is which baby will be more spoiled, and we have to side with America on this one. Half of all survey respondents think Baby Kimye will be more spoiled, while just 10% say the future monarch will be more pampered.
Were we a gambling people, we'd take that bet in a heartbeat. These are royals we're talking about here, people! Propriety and modesty are the name of the game. The Kardashians? Not so much.
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The POC Spine Ergo Cervical Addition snaps on to your POC spine protector to protect the most important part of your spine. This upper spine protection piece is made of sandwich construction heat-molded foam to minimize restriction of movement and maximize protection and safety.
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Have questions about this product?
The purpose of this is very important, but the design sucks. It awkwardly sticks up from the spine protector and does not seem to really provide much protection. I kept the spine protector, but returned this extension. There was just no way it was going to work.
I spoke with a POC representative about this- despite what's written on the product pages, the POC Coccyx and Cervical additions are only made for the POC Ergo bug products, which were discontinued. They are not for use with the Spine VPD products.
I asked why the spine vpd products had velcro patches that seemed to fit these additions, and they said that they were working on spine vpd specific products that will use those patches, and are planning on releasing them in the fall of 2015.
Will this attach to the Ergo BUG Armor as...
Will this attach to the Ergo BUG Armor as well, or only the Ergo?
I just got this in the mail, so I can now answer my own question. Yes, it will attach.
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sorry, I meant how to wear it?
Hey Joyce,
You need to already have a POC spine protector, this is an add-on for that. It simply snaps into it for upper spine protection.
how does it work?
how does it work?
You need to combine it with the shirt/jacket, this is an additional protective pad...


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I thought it was a driving contest, not a marketing contest.
Personally don't give a monkeys about marketing appeal, prefer drivers like Kimi who let their driving do the talking.


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Félix Schnyder (Switzerland) 1960–65
Like his predecessor, Félix Schnyder was a Swiss diplomat who chaired the UNICEF Executive Board and served as Switzerland's observer to the United Nations before he was appointed High Commissioner. Schnyder oversaw the repatriation of Algerian refugees from Tunisia and Morocco, an operation which marked the first of UNHCR's many involvements in large repatriation and reintegration operations. He also secured General Assembly support for UNHCR's increased use of its 'good offices' role to mediate between governments in refugee crises globally, in particular in assisting Rwandan refugees in the Great Lakes region. In expanding UNHCR's activities in Africa, he helped to ensure further international recognition of the global character of the refugee problem. He played an important role in initiating the process which led to the adoption of the 1967 Protocol.


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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. - The Colorado Springs Sky Sox (64-57) dropped the second game of a four-game set with the Round Rock Express (54-67) by the score of 5-2 as a Sky Sox ninth-inning rally was cut short.
The Sox brought the tying run to the plate with one out and runners on first and second but a game-ending double play ended the threat.
Rockies right-hander Jhoulys Chacin (0-1, 4.05 ERA) started for the Sky Sox as part of his Major League rehab assignment and turned in a solid outing despite taking the loss. Chacin was making his first appearance for the Sky Sox since August 10, 2010 and went 6.2 innings allowing three runs while striking out five. He threw 84 pitches with 52 strikes and didn't allow a fly ball until the fifth inning. On the night, Chacin recorded 12 groundball outs versus two fly ball outs.
Express lefty Zach Jackson (6-12) also made an impressive start as he gave up just two runs on eight hits over 7.2 innings of work. He was backed up by his offense who churned out 10 hits on the night with the biggest effort coming from leadoff hitter Leonys Martin. Martin finished the night 3-for-5 with a double and homer to go along with two runs scored and three RBI.
Round Rock got out to a 3-0 lead after the fifth but the Sky Sox cut the lead to 3-2 in the seventh when third baseman Brendan Harris belted his seventh homer of the year, a two-run shot, to left. The score remained that way until the ninth when the Express got two insurance runs off reliever Zach Putnam on RBI singles by Martin and shortstop Luis Hernandez. In the bottom half of the inning against reliever Willie Eyre, the Sox put two runners on with one out when Harris was hit by a pitch and Charlie Culberson singled. That brought Chad Tracy to the plate but an unlucky check swing led to an easy 1-6-3 double play to end the game and give Eyre his first save of the season.
Game three of the series is set for tomorrow afternoon at 1:05 PM. LH Nick Schmidt (4-2, 6.75) will take the mound for the Sky Sox as he faces off against former Sky Sox pitcher RH Greg Reynolds (9-7, 5.02). During the game, the Sky Sox will be wearing special "Socko" jerseys that will be auctioned off with all the proceeds benefitting the Rocky Mountain Lion Eye Bank in conjunction with Donate Life.
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It all started back in November 2003 in Australia, men started growing moustaches with the aim of raising awareness and vital funds for men's health issues and in particular prostate cancer.
Now, as a yearly reminder, Movember moustaches are grown all over the globe. Ask your neighbor, your best friends or family to join the crew! It's really worth it and hey; growing a moustache transforms you into a real man, right? (Tip: if you only have fuzz instead of hair, it doesn't improve you virility, sorry guys.)
If you don't feel like growing a mustache, or you simply can't (because having a moustache as a women isn't really socially accepted), you still can join the Mo Bros and become a Mo Bro or Mo Sister by registering at Movember.com (for the Belgo people)
Today I will start with a clean shave and will try to grow the most exquisite moustache I have ever had. So help me and my other Mo Bros and Mo Sisters by raising funds or by seeking sponsorship for our Mo growing efforts! At the end of the month all the Mo Bros and Sisters will celebrate their awareness and fundraising efforts by throwing a Movember party and awarding the highly sought after titles of Miss Movember and Man of Movember.
Mo Bros are helping to change the face of men's health by effectively becoming walking, talking billboards for the 30 days of November and through their actions and words raise awareness by promoting private and public conversation around the often ignored issue of men's health. Together, we are truly changing the face of men's health.


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Announcing the Big David Tutera Birthday Giveaway!
Koyal has always been a big fan of David Tutera, the well known celebrity event planner who has taken the world by storm with his luxurious designs and over the top visions. We were honored to launch an exclusive line of David Tutera Wedding Decorations earlier this year, featuring dozens of best selling popular wedding supplies such as lace cupcake wrappers, centerpiece lighting and even shoe bling! Koyal Wholesale was also privileged to have been chosen to provide the event decor for the season finale of David Tutera's My Fair Wedding earlier this month. David has since become increasingly fond of Koyal's creative event decor, featuring exclusive designs and vibrant colors. We are now proud to announce that Koyal Wholesale is the preferred floral and event decor vendor of David Tutera's My Fair Wedding!
April 23 marks David Tutera's 46th birthday and his extended Koyal family couldn't let it pass without a sweet bang. Last week, we surprised David with personalized cupcakes created by the world renown cupcake supplies company Dress My Cupcake. But we couldn't stop there. David cares deeply for his fans and supporters, and what better way to honor this revered designer than to celebrate his fans!
So, in honor of the man who celebrates every event with style, we are hosting a Big David Tutera Birthday Giveaway! This contest is open to everyone who loves David Tutera's style — brides, event planners, floral designers and everyone in between — and runs from April 23 to May 13th. Grand prize includes an autographed copy of David Tutera's best selling book "The Big White Book of Weddings: A How-To Guide for the Savvy, Stylish Bride" plus an Ultimate David Tutera Wedding Decor package, valued at over $200! There are prizes for 2nd and 3rd place as well! Find entry and voting details below.
The contest is open to all individuals who have not previously won a Koyal giftcard or Koyal Dollars.
Entering the Big David Tutera Birthday Giveaway is easy!
- Email a photo of you on YOUR birthday to firstname.lastname@example.com.
- Tag your own photo on Facebook so your friends can find you more easily! We will place these photos in a special "David Tutera Birthday Giveaway" album on Facebook.
- Get your friends and family to follow the directions below to vote for you! The person that receives the most votes, wins!!!
To place a vote, you must be a fan of Koyal Wholesale on Facebook. (Only votes by Koyal Wholesale fans will count!) There are 4 ways to vote: (1) LIKE, (2) SHARE, (3) BLOG and (4) PIN. See details below.
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- "Likes" count for 1 vote.
- Must click the Like button under the person's photo in the album. Clicking Like on the album does not count.
- "Like" comments will not count.
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- "Shares" count for 2 votes.
- Must click the Share button under the person's photo in the album. Clicking Share on the album does not count.
- The photo can be shared on any given wall only one time per day. Sharing a photo on a wall multiple times in one day will be considered abuse and will result in disqualification, or the cutting of "share" votes by 2/3, as seen fit by the Koyal Photo Contest Committee.
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- Blog posts count for 300 votes each, so start writing today!
- Please include 1-2 product photos.
- Your friends & family can blog about Koyal as well. Each blog post will give you 300 votes!
- Multiple posts on the same blog site will only count for one set of 300 votes.
- We reserve the right to disqualify any post for any reason.
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- Koyal Wholesale & David Tutera Pinterest boards count for 100 votes.
- Your friends and family may also create these boards. Send the links to firstname.lastname@example.com and you'll get 100 votes for each board!
- Please email firstname.lastname@example.com if you need an invite to Pinterest. We'll get one out to you ASAP!
- The winners will be determined by having the most number of votes.
- We reserve the right to disqualify any entrant who abuses the voting rules.
- In the case of a tie for the winner, a winner will be selected randomly from the tied parties.
- To maximize your chances of winning, encourage your family and friends to become fans of Koyal Wholesale on Facebook so they can cast a vote for you.
- Voting begins April 23 and ends Sunday, May 13th at midnight PT. Winners will be announced on Monday, May 14th.
Grand prize is an autographed copy of David Tutera's best selling book "The Big White Book of Weddings" plus a David Tutera gift package valued at $200.
2nd and 3rd place will each receive an autographed copy of David Tutera's book "My Fair Wedding."
All prizes will be shipped to a location within the 48 contiguous United States. International fans may also participate, however, prizes will only be shipped as designated above.
Voting has started, so hurry and email your photos to Claire[@]koyal.com!
David Tutera with the Koyal Wholesale Staff, April 2012


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Happy Birthday IBM
On June 16, IBM officially turned 100 years old.
This is quite a remarkable feat by any standard and warrants recognition despite being a competitor.
They started corporate life in 1911 as a manufacturer of punch cards, commercial scales, and clocks. From there they invented the mainframe (1964), magnetic stripes (1969), floppy disks (1971), Lasik surgery (1980), and their most recent achievement Watson, the supercomputer that beat all the top Jeopardy champions. However the one innovation that makes me especially grateful and made my industry possible is the UPC barcode (1973).
This only tells part of the story, the one part of their story that inspires me is how they evolved from being a hard goods innovator and manufacturer to also being a software and services company. From the 50's to the 70's when hardware ruled the roost, software was typically given away. But in the 80's and 90's that started to change when it became evident that software such as Linux, XML, and Java became the means of allowing IBM to break down its internal silos and ensure portability of it's hardware products into new markets.
Today, software represents $22.5 billion or roughly 22% of its total annual sales. But as they say in the Ginzu knife commercial but 'that's not all'. Over the last decade IBM embraced services with the notable acquisition of Price Waterhouse Coopers in 2002 and as a result services now form the foundation of all of IBM's offerings be it software or hardware and is very much the centerpiece of their Smarter Planet initiative.
So why is this so important to me?
It serves up a valuable lesson that some things are truly timeless and one only need look at IBM to be reminded about what it takes to survive and be successful in technology – the most dynamic of all industry sectors.
Customers want solutions to their challenges and don't care whether it takes the form of hardware and/or software (although increasingly today it's more about software). And most of all customers want service from a partner that stands behind their work and can show them how to best use the solution for maximum gain.
Congrats IBM and on an amazing 100 years! Thanks in large part to your innovations we have Scanners On!
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Jizzy B.
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Jizzy B. is an infamous pimp in San Fierro, who owns the Pleasure Domes night club under the Gant Bridge. It is an adult entertainment place, where Jizzy surrounds himself with prostitutes, whom he abuses. Jizzy is member of the Loco Syndicate drug cartel in San Fierro. Jizzy is the Cartel's face and charisma, recruiting men to pull hits, errands and other business for the Syndicate's dealings.
Carl Johnson becomes aware of the "big deal" between the Loco Syndicate and representatives from Big Smoke's Crack empire, and decides to use Jizzy to learn about the Syndicate's business deals. Wu Zi Mu informs Carl that the 'big deal' meeting is the with Ryder and the Ballas, and Carl has to take Jizzy's phone in order to find out about where the meeting will take place. Carl then kills Jizzy as he tries to escape in his Broadway.
Jizzy was voiced by Charlie Murphy.
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- Jizzy owns a special Broadway which has purple seats with a beech-color paintjob and a license plate which reads HO 2 HO.
- If the player destroys his Broadway parked outside the club before entering Jizzy's Pleasure Domes during the mission Ice Cold Killa, Jizzy will steal a uniquely colored Pizza Boy from a pizza delivery boy to escape, making the mission far easier (and has an added bonus of being able to aquire a unique green Pizzaboy.)
- Jizzy can be heard on the show Lonely Hearts on WCTR he says that some of the callers can come down to the Pleasure Domes and be his hookers before being scolded by Christy MacIntyre.
- As Jizzy B. is a pimp his name could be slang for sperm bee.
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I recently spent an evening in Miller Park covering the Campbellsville 11- year-old Little League All Star baseball team in a matchup against Adair County. Becky Cassell, the News-Journal editor, wants me to have a well-rounded internship covering many different events, so I drew this assignment since the sports editor, Bobby Brockman, was on vacation.
There are several new state laws set to go into effect next week.
As usual, the Legislative Research Commission sends out a press release that provides a short synopsis of some of the more pertinent laws passed during the most recent General Assembly.
And also as usual, there are several that are long overdue.
Here are a few of the ones that caught my attention. All go into effect on July 15.
- Amusement park safety. SB 203 will require more frequent inspections of amusement park rides and prevent anyone younger than 18 from operating the rides.
I never knew "texting" was a hobby.
Apparently it's a pretty popular one, according to the contestants vying for this year's Miss Pre-Teen Taylor County Fair title.
Nearly half of those contestants listed sending text messages as one of their hobbies, along with swimming, spending time with friends and family and going shopping.
I also enjoy spending time with friends and family and will never pass up a trip to any mall ... but texting? As a hobby?
"An all-around newspaper man should be able to write a poem, weigh corn, discuss the tariff, umpire a ballgame, preach the Gospel, beat a lawyer, report a wedding, saw wood, describe a fire, make a dollar do the work of ten, shine at a soiree, address a horticultural society, measure calico, abuse the liquor habit, test whiskey, subscribe to charity, go without meals, attack free silver, defend bimetallism, sneer at snobbery, wear diamonds, invent advertisements, overlook scandal, praise prize babies, delight pumpkin raisers, administer to the afflicted, heal the disgruntled, fight to t
Well, the results are in. In March, we asked readers to weigh in on the subject of public records.
Do you read them? How interested are you in reading about them? Which of them are you more interested in?
From speeding tickets, misdemeanors and indictments to marriages, divorces and land transfers, the News-Journal publishes a multitude of public records. And in the past few years, we have had to devote additional space for the same information we have always published.
A recently published column by a Kentucky Press Association Hotline attorney shed light on something that is commonly misunderstood - the release of the names of juveniles who appear in court records.
The simple answer is that news organizations are protected by the First Amendment and by Kentucky law from any liability for publishing the contents of court documents.
That's the simple answer. There are always more complex issues to weigh.
"The codfish lays ten thousand eggs,
The homely hen lays one.
The codfish never cackles
To tell you what she's done.
And so we scorn the codfish,
While the humble hen we prize,
Which only goes to show you
That it pays to advertise."
A recent story in the Courier-Journal reminded me why we publish a newspaper - not that I'd forgotten.
A 29-year-old candidate for Jefferson County District Judge made the news (which can also sometimes be good) because she bucked the trend on the experience-o-meter.
All too often, teens think that grownups don't believe they have anything to say that's important. After working with local teenagers on a monthly teen page called Insight, I can tell you this: That is simply not true.
Steroid use by athletes. Abortion. Experiments on animals. Discrimination. Holiday shopping. Myspace. Politics. Technology. Games. Sportsmanship. You name it, and this year's Teen Board has covered it.
Kentucky's primary election is over, but the dust still hasn't settled.
Shuffling through the vote counts the morning after the election was a somewhat disheartening experience for this reporter. Kentuckians came out in droves to vote, nearly doubling the pre-election turnout predictions. That's great, but that's not the problem.
Hillary Clinton easily won the Kentucky Democratic presidential primary race. Barack Obama is claiming an overall victory. Clinton isn't conceding. The race, though the primaries are nearly over, is apparently still very much underway.
We've tried bribery. We've begged. We've pleaded. All to no avail. After all of our years together, she's leaving us.
Yep. My family's hairstylist is retiring.
We're panicking. And it's not just me; the kids are in a tizzy, too. With the exception of a handful of occasions when our schedules didn't mesh, no one else has ever cut our hair.
Now, if you're a man reading this, you likely won't understand our dilemma. "What's the big deal?" you're thinking. But I can pretty much anticipate the thought from many women: "Oh, you poor girl. I feel for you!"
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A former North Carolina fourth-grade teacher will spend the rest of his life in prison after being convicted of molesting students dozens of times in the 1970s and 1980s.
An Iredell County jury on Friday found 66-year-old John Thomas Patterson of Mooresville guilty on dozens of counts of molesting students at the former Mount Mourne Elementary School. All but one charge was for indecent liberties.
Judge Richard Boner sentenced Patterson to life in prison for one count of first-degree sexual offense and an additional three years on each of the rest.
Eleven men in their 30s and 40s testified about how Patterson molested them as children.
Patterson resigned from the Mooresville school after a parent complained her son had been sexually molested. Police investigated the complaint but never filed charges.
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COME GET SOME Rise Of The Triad Codes! [UPDATE]
UPDATE: All the codes are GONEZO! Thanks to those who participated. Happy ROTTing, and Merry Christmas!!!
As many of you know, I spend most of the year being an insufferable jerk. I am mean in the comments, I steal Pokemon from children all the time, and I intentionally call Ron Whitaker "Rob Whitaker." I am the worst.
In a last-ditch effort to get off of Santa's naughty list (I can't take another Krampus-ing), I am giving away EIGHT Rise of the Triad codes on Twitter this afternoon! It's a Festivus MIRACLE!
Instead of doing some stupid "guess which two letters are missing from this code!" malarkey, this code giveaway will be done in the true spirit of Christmas.
- Follow me on Twitter: @devinconnors (you NEED to follow me so I can DM a code to you, assuming you win, you filthy Grinch)
- Tweet your favorite Die Hard quote to me. It needs to be from Die Hard 1 — quotes from any other Die Hard film will be disqualified.
- Include the #LUDICHRISTMAS hashtag in your tweet.
Pretty simple, right? I got MERRY things to do with the family, so the contest begins at 3:45pm ET today, and should run for…I dunno, an hour?
Good luck, and YIPPEE KI-YAY, MISTER FALCON (that is totally from Die Hard 2, I know, but whatever)


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Terra Tech Corp Unveils Its New Portable Hydroponic Unit 'The Bloom Room'. Designed To Produce Medical Grade Cannabis.
Terra Tech Corp. (OTCBB: TRTC), a leader in medical cannabis equipment manufacturing and distribution announced today the launch of its plug and play mobile hydroponic chamber, The Bloom Room. This 34' unit is built inside a discreet 3-axle mobile car trailer, however inside is everything the discerning cultivator needs to produce high-grade medical cannabis. Their first production is being shipped to customers in Colorado, who recently passed amendment 64 for full recreational legalization. According to a survey by the National Cannabis Industry Association, the Colorado medical marijuana industry generated more than $181 million in sales since 2010. The base units start at $42,000. "As legalization takes hold and the production and distribution of regulated medical cannabis are replacing the back alley deals, quality and cultivation standards are increasing," claims Peterson, CEO of Terra Tech. "Units like our Bloom Room are replacing cultivation in garages and basements bringing a higher level of safety and quality to patients in medically legal states."The Bloom Room is configured with 16 High Pressure Sodium, HPS, lights, digital ballasts, carbon filtration for odor, fire suppression systems and a fully automated control system to monitor your facility from your smart phone. Portability is important aspect of Terra Tech's design; construction is done at Terra Tech's factory allowing the grower to maintain privacy from contractors. In addition the cultivator can easily move his facility from one location to the next, avoiding the expense of relocation. "Having this type of technology in a fully plug and play portable unit is the next generation of urban agriculture," explains Eddie Piatt, Chief Designer of the Bloom Room. "All the grower needs is electricity and power and he is up an running the day he receives the unit." Terra Tech is revolutionizing the production of medical cannabis by focusing on safety, efficiency and design. They are applying for patents to protect their unique designs and processes.
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A rapper better known for pushing peace than inspiring violence, Common has caused quite the controversy after being invited to visit the White House. First Lady Michelle Obama reached out to the Chicago rapper asking him to attend a poetry event. But the invitation has caused an uproar over at Fox News, with one of its blogs describing the rapper as "vile"
The real issue seems to be the lyrics of Common's song "A Letter to the Law" in which Common takes jabs at President George W. Bush and his war on terror: "Why they messing with Saddam? Burn a Bush 'cause for peace, he push no button."
Interestingly, the folks at Fox didn't always hate on Common. In a 2009 interview, Fox News reporter Jason Robinson was quoted telling the reporter, "Your music is very positive and you're known as the conscious rapper. How important is that to you, and how important do you think that is to our kids?" Seems like they used to be on the same page.
Controversial White House visitors are nothing new, but Common is the first in a long time to stir up complaints. Here, we look back on a few wild celebrity visitors who made memorable trips to the White House.
Crosby, Stills, & Nash
In 1977, the trio was invited by President Carter to come and take a tour of the White House. Known for indulging in psychedelics and "devil's lettuce," it came as a surprise to the group, who had turned down the President's request for them to perform a concert. They even claim to have "indulged" themselves while in the Oval Office.
Elvis Presley
One of the most famous White House visitors of all time, Elvis Presley secretly met with President Nixon in December 1970 (the press didn't catch wind of it for a whole month). Presley had written Nixon requesting to become a Federal Agent-at-Large for the Bureau of Narcotics, explaining that he could convince impressionable youth not to do drugs. Yes, we sense the irony as well, but it makes more sense when you find out that Presley was a devoted collector of badges. The iconic photo of Presley and Nixon shaking hands remains the most requested image in the National Archives, passing even the Bill of Rights and the Constitution.
Johnny Cash
When Richard Nixon asked that Johnny Cash perform at the White House in 1972, he requested the Man in Black play a cover of Merle Haggard's "Okie from Muskogee" (a satirical tune against drug users and war protesters) among other family-friendly tunes. Cash declined the request and instead performed his own songs, including "The Ballad of Ira Haye," which happens to be about a Native American World War II veteran who is permanently affected by what he sees in battle. In his autobiography, Cash claimed to have told Nixon he couldn't play the requested songs because he didn't know them rather than cite political issues.
Willie Nelson
We've all heard the urban legend that country legend Willie Nelson smoked "a big fat Austin torpedo" on the White House roof after performing for President Carter in 1980. The thing is, Nelson claims it totally happened, even under the watchful eye of the Secret Service. The old chums even joked about the event in a joint (pun totally intended) interview. Nelson returned to the White House last year, just weeks after being arrested for marijuana possession. Some things never change.


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Is anyone else having a difficult time deciding on what birthing method to use?
I am 21 weeks and I would love to go natural, but if it becomes too much, I have no objections to using med's or getting an epidural. I feel like most classes aimed at "natural" birth look down at drugs and the decision to go that route. Has anyone found a class/technique they love that's a happy medium??
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Bradley Method all the way...worked for me and my hubby and our bundle in 2008...we'll be doing it again, despite any emergencies. :)posted 06/08/2011 by lonesgirl
I am 37 weeks and decided to take the bradley method class and I can honestly say I feel so confident in giving birth. The method does frown upon medication but my teacher tells us that if something is wrong with you or baby then the doctors will do what they have to and don't feel bad about it. I have learned a lot with the class, it is 12 weeks long and I am more connected with my husband than ever. It also has a 85-90% success rate, do your research and you will see why so many people are turning to the bradley method =) good luckposted 06/07/2011 by kori_pennell_87
I go back and forth about every week. I like to think that they I would be able to do it naturally, but I think with all the pain and exhaustion it won't be enjoyable at all. Personally I think when it comes down to it I will be getting an epidural so I can relax and actually have strength/energy to push that baby out. Talk with your Dr, and discuss both options. It could be something they you keep your options open until you actually start going into labor.posted 06/07/2011 by a BabyCenter Member
You either go one way or another, there are many classes out there to teach you different methods to manage pain naturally. Good luck, I am on baby 4 and haven't gone natural yet :) Don't worry about what others think, this is you and your baby. I look at it as the medication is there so why should I go through the pain if I don't have to? My first baby was a c-section due to breech presentation but the two after were vbacs and after I got my epidural I was so relaxed and was able to rest and had very quick deliveries.posted 06/07/2011 by Shannon158
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I suppose I am a bit bored at the moment and suffering from a case of procrastination. I have been meaning to update my page, but I have just been enveloped by a multitude of things, including: university, work, and family. I hope that I can find a cure to this problem and get things back on track. Well that is pretty much it for now, hope that it won't take several months to actually update something next time....
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