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Vintage 1950s Old Rarity Scotch Whisky-SEALED bottle
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Bucks trade Bogut, Jackson to Golden State, acquire Ellis, Udoh
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Here we go, let the conversation begin fellas. I'm just not sure, personally, but...Hide replies
Charlie beat ESPN with this news, for all you Charlie haters.
No he didn't you rube.
I really wish Milwaukee would work on acquiring an extra first round pick in this deeper than normal draft.Hide replies
I agree with that. GS doesn't have one for this years draft. I hope there is more trading to be done. This thing needs to be torn down completely.
Sad to see Bogut go but at same time not really... he's not a Milwaukee guy, he's more worried about basketball in Australia(just read his twitter) and Stephen Jackson was trash, is trash and will always be trash.... atleast the bucks finally realized it...
Sounds like a Larry Harris special-just keep shuffling the deck chairs around on a sinking ship.Hide replies
Well put.
So we traded an injury prone person who is out for the season and the malcontent who wasn't even playing, in return for another teams best player who can score 20 a night at a position we need more scoring out of??? How is not a total win for the Bucks???Hide replies
When it comes to Stephen Jackson the only malcontent is Scott Skiles.How long do you think Kwame Brown will last with Skiles?
Not knowing a thing about the p/w on KB.
One of two things will happen.
He will get his release without a minute being played.....OR.....
He'll suit up tired of all the debris, and become the basketball player Michael Jordon thought he could be? This guy has been on more teams the bottles of rum in my armor. The latter comes on pure hope.
Noooooooooooo. What do we get for Squad 6????Hide replies
nothing. stop whining.
OK. Over it.
I f*** hate this team. F*** you Hammond.
Just an awful trade for about 87 reasons. F***
One of the first orders of bussiness in the early 1980's Chicago Bear clubhouse when Mike Ditka arrived was simple. Those that don't want to be a Chicago Bear we have a solution for you. That first season a quarter of the team was gone, and the building of a Championship Defense, and Super Bowl Winner began.
My chest literally aches from the departure of Bogut.
I'll miss this guy big time. I am so grateful he is going West.
The intellectuals in the group will tell me its whats best for the team.
They'll speak of injuries, lack of results, injuries, and a host of related game dynamics. And, injuries. I get all that. My 'head' understands.
The rest of me...now...not so much.
I don't have a thought on the incoming personnel. Not now.
Tonight, Andrew Bogut, is Leaving the Building.
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Dry your tears. Tomorrow's another day.
Wow. I have to say I'm stunned that Golden State was willing to take on that much money. They must have wanted Bogut pretty badly.
I'm not sure how I feel about what the Bucks got in return. Ellis will score, but that's just about all he'll do. Udoh might have some promise.
I'm still just amazed that they took Jackson.Hide replies
Ellis will score but thats just about all he will do? So averaging 6 assists a game is nothing? how many does our starting PG average? Udoh is a 2nd year guy with a major upside after being drafted in the lotto...we ridded ourselves of a TON of money, and two guys who arent even contributing to a team thats been playing awfully well without them.
Testify Prideless!
I'm a Bogut fan. I want him here, injury prone that he is. I hope Andrew goes west and fully embarrasses this hapless Bucks organization someday soon. Good riddance to the Stephen Jackson experiment. Don't let door hit you on a** on the way out B. Jennings.Hide replies
Odds are the scenario you paint is not going to happen. Bogut will never be better than he was in the 2009-10 season. The Bucks do not need Bogut's future exploits to embarrass themselves. They are quite capable of doing it all by themselves.
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Cell Phone Repair keeps tech devices agelessBy: Scott Thomas Anderson, Editor
Bruce Heffner likes fixing things, and in an age where Americans replace cell phones faster than socks, Heffner wants Roseville consumers to know they can keep a good piece of electronics longer than they might think.
Heffner is owner of the new Cell Phone Repair franchise on Douglas Boulevard, also known as CPR. The company repairs all makes and models of cell phones, along with iPads, iPods, laptop screens, game consoles and GPS devices.
"We can work on any kind of small electric gadget that needs repair," Heffner said. "When it comes to phones, the most common things we fix are screens, buttons and flex cables. A good amount of broken phones that have come in were damaged by water, and that's something we can repair."
He added the most common emergency with game stations is the infamous "red ring of death," which happens to Xbox 360s when they overheat and begin to self-destruct.
All repairs at Roseville CPR are done on-site by certified CPR repair staff. Standard repair jobs have a six-month warranty on parts and repair. While customers with broken phones may find themselves wondering about the cost-benefit of getting a repair over a new phone, Heffner said he and his staff help navigate those situations by being completely direct.
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I love the Lac Leman area - especially the views from the heights above the lake when descending from the Gstaad-Chateau D'oex-Gruyere area - and i am particularly fond of Montreux - mainly biased because in this breathtaking setting is one of the best castles to visit ie Chatillon with beautiful mountains behind - even more special if theres snow on top too! - and one of my special memories of beautfiful red poppies on the foreshore with that amazing water colour that only Switzerland and New Zealand has (I am biased arent I!)
This time i was on the shorter freeway route from Bern so instead of the very scenic route down through Fribourg with the beautiful views above and along Lac Leman I was on the road that comes out to the west of Lausanne but comes down to Morges - an easy one minute off the freeway and well signpostings there you are at this beautiful spot beside Lac Leman.
What a setting for a marina, and castle there too - now a military museum - and the tourist office is right there too. Lots of parking just there and then all along the lakeside - and even more stunningly beautiful views of blue water to the mountains in the background on the other side of the lake.
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In the early 1980s, the St. Paul family donned some seriously patriotic duds and someone had the good sense to snap a photo.
The result is so awesome that it just might win Derek Larson and his family a two-week vacation to Waikiki.
Larson, who is the webmaster for the T.D. Mischke fan site Madness of Mischke, says he's also been a big fan of the "Awkward Family Photo" website for some time. When he saw the site was running a contest, he drove to his mom and dad's house in Lino Lakes to pore through old photo albums, certain they had the winning photo there somewhere.
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Larson says this was taken near Mankato at a Fourth of July tennis tournament. His mom made the hats out of KFC buckets. Note the photobomber in the cutoffs.
Larson submitted the photo to the contest -- the prize is two weeks in Hawaii and $15,000 dollars for airfare. For obvious reasons, it is kicking ass. As of this writing, it has over 4,300 votes. The second runner up photo is more than 2,000 votes behind. Voting continues through August 9th.
This actually isn't Larson's first submission to the site. In April 2010, he submitted this little gem as well, which he says the site is actually looking to buy the rights to:
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Audio and photo from Obama's KeyArena stop on Friday, Feb. 8. Photos and audio by Chris Kornelis.
The lack of youth participation in elections is a perennial concern. 2008 promises to be different. With the major party nomination season well underway, voting data is revealing a remarkable increase in youth engagement.
Traditionally, campaigns have tried to rouse youth through cultural and entertainment means. This year is the exception. One candidate is getting youth's attention through sheer message. Last Friday, the Obama phenomenon packed Seattle's KeyArena with many young faces.
There's a lot of excitement! But, the Washington Democratic caucus has passed and once the nomination is settled, there will be a different race, and institutional barriers will very likely drain energy from democratic vitality.
Research shows youth engaged in their communities. It's easy to reconcile this civic spirit with low rates of participation. But, it's our election rules that have fostered a culture of apathy towards voting.
The Blue State / Red State dynamic of presidential electoral politics settles the race in most state's long before election day. As a result of winner-take-all elector appointment, two kinds of voters emerge and both are written off by the major party campaigns.
First, we have the surplus voter. If Washington falls early into the Blue State column, the charismatic candidate from Illinois won't have time to come to Washington. Sen. Obama will be busy campaigning in the swing states. It wouldn't matter if every 18 to 30 year old turned out to vote for the Democrat ticket, these voters are a meaningless surplus.
And what about young Republicans? If Washington does go Blue, these folks become orphan voters. Just like the Democratic race, the Republican ticket will be battling in the swing states so resources are spent where needed. Since the minority gets zero electors, these orphan voters are effectively abandoned by the national presidential campaign.
Instead of invigorating local participation in their own communities, enthusiastic young voters will travel thousands of miles to work on the campaigns in the swing states.
Youth are engaged in the major party nominations because competition drives initiative and the campaigns are reaching out to voters of all ages.
Our legislature can and should appoint all electors to the winner of the national popular vote, rather than the statewide vote. This would ensure that votes for either ticket are meaningful, regardless of the direction the state sways. Once enough states agree to join this compact, we'll have sidestepped a huge barrier. Let's encourage the good folks in Olympia to support this antidote to the poisonous effects of the Electoral College. SB 5628 is in the Senate Rules Committee. HB 1750 is the House version. Gov. Gregoire must sign this legislation.
(Senate Rules Committee should also pass SB 6000 – Ranked Choice Voting for local elections in counties that already have it.)
On the local level, down-ballot races suffer enough from disengaged voters of all-ages. Many congressional and state legislative races, in themselves, reveal the surplus / orphan problem. For example, there's little reason besides statewide elections to rouse youth turnout for any major party in safe-seat Democratic Seattle. Mostly Republican Eastern Washington is the other side of the same coin.
The United States lags most of the world in voter turnout. We need structural changes to clear the way for lasting, meaningful change. If we build it, they will come.


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This past week belly is very tight, & i started having this ripping feeling in the top of my stomach all the way accross & was wondering is this normal, im 29 weeks along today i wonder could this just be stretching, belly growing? would like your opinion if you've experienced this...Going to bring it up at my next appt anyway thanx ladies!
Is this pain normal? plz help...
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I have been having "charlie horses" in my stomach all week, and I just turned 28 weeks. It goes away and then comes back every few days so I'm assuming it's stretching. Definitely asking at the next appointment but pregnancy is crazy because they say if you feel any unusual pains, to call. ALL THESE PAINS ARE UNUSUAL! lol. They all feel the same too. I can't tell if that's a contraction or the baby kicking my pelvic region. Stretching or contraction. It's just all such a fine line between the pains.
the tightness is probably Braxton hicks contractions! I also am 29 weeks and I have been getting them alot more lately!
I have finally started really stretching and I find a warm shower and lots of lotion and lotionall day have really helped.


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One of the most surprising things in the regular-season finale and the playoff opener was the sight of Devin McCourty at safety instead of his usual cornerback spot. McCourty split his time between corner and safety over the last two games — on most occasions, McCourty was lined up opposite receivers on first and second downs before switching to deep safety on third and other passing downs.
Defensive backs coach Josh Boyer gave his assessment of McCourty as a safety on a Tuesday afternoon conference call with reporters.
"I would say Devin, like all of our guys, has position flexibility. I think he has worked really hard in the film room and on the practice field trying to improve his techniques," Boyer said. "With some things that haven't gone so good, we work hard on those, and then the things that do go well, we try to improve upon those.
"Just from a position flexibility standpoint, we have a lot of guys that have done some of the stuff that Devin is doing," Boyer said. "Sterling [Moore] has had positional flexibility for us, as well as Patrick Chung. So all of our guys back there, Kyle [Arrington] included in that mix, they are very aware of what is going on [and doing] what we feel is best for the team that week of who is going to be in what spot."
Boyer was asked about what sort of skills McCourty has that make him a good fit at safety.
"For the safety, one of the things you are looking for is a guy that can track the ball in the air, which Devin has been able to do," Boyer said. "You have to have a little bit of range. You have to be kind of a physical player being able to step up in the box. Devin has done all of those things at points in times for us in the season. There are things that we can still improve on in all those areas."
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Proper analysis of big data can solve for many things: predicting customer behavior, streamlining supply lines, and creating highly targeted offers that drive sales. As computing power and analytic prowess grows, problems once considered "unsolvable" will quickly become mundane (though fundamental to remaining competitive for businesses).
But some problems—not business problems, but real-world challenges—are more fun if they're unsolved. Data analysis is so powerful it can solve for these old mysteries—but should it?
Just like the truth about the man in the iron mask is far less interesting than the stories we tell, these four mysteries are better left to our imaginations than our data analysis.
The Voynich Manuscript
- The mystery:
The Voynich Manuscript is an illustrated codex that's been carbon-dated to the 15th century. It is written in an unknown language, and appears to describe plants either native to North America or of unknown origin. It has been alternately described as a lost Aztec or Mayan text, a hoax, or a coded language.
- How big data could solve it:
If there is some pattern to the unknown language in the Voynich Manuscript, it would not be difficult for a computer and a database of known languages to attempt to crack it—just like breaking a code. An analyst would still have to make sense of the text (assuming it isn't gibberish), but much like the original Enigma breakers, once the code is cracked, deciphering the message it contains will be the easy part.
- The mystery:
Plato described a "lost continent," destroyed by some apocalypse (or punishment by the gods). Several attempts to identify Atlantis with historical events have been attempted, but so far, none has proven conclusive.
- How big data could solve it:
Assuming Atlantis wasn't a metaphor (this is Plato we're talking about), locating an entire lost continent—or even an island—is a matter of combing through the ever-increasing amount of data about the ocean and what lies underneath the water that covers 70 percent of the planet. With underwater buildings such as Cleopatra's Palace and cities such as Pheia (itself a candidate for Atlantis), if there is an entire submerged continent or island somewhere in the Mediterranean or Atlantic, finding it with enough data should be a snap.
Spoiler alert: Atlantis was a metaphor.
The Bermuda Triangle
- The mystery:
A section of the Atlantic Ocean between Bermuda, Florida, and Puerto Rico is often associated with a higher-than-normal number of shipwrecks and airplane crashes. Everything from aliens to ghosts has been blamed.
- How big data could solve it:
It turns out that the Bermuda Triangle isn't even on the top 10 most dangerous shipping channels. Still, assuming there is a pattern of boat or airplane disasters, examining worldwide statistics about maritime and aviation disasters could find it. Of course, then Agents Scully and Mulder wouldn't have anything to investigate on their next vacation.
Crop circles
- The mystery:
In cornfields across America and Europe, patterns have appeared since the 1950s, visible from aircraft. Sometimes they're circles, sometimes they're other designs. Bored farm kids are the most obvious explanation—but that doesn't stop speculation that there's some other force at work, from aliens to secret agents communicating with each other.
- How big data could solve it:
If you've noted a pattern in all of these cases, it's that big data analysis can find signals in large amounts of noise.
Your business
There are challenges your business can solve right now through data analysis. Unlike the mystery of Atlantis, leaving them untouched won't be fun—it will put you at an enormous competitive disadvantage.
Taking advantage of data analytics is simple, and any business can start at any time. For more information, see our posts about analytics in the hands of consumers and the business insight tools you already have. Then see how to tell a good story about your analysis.


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Safe and quick procedure that makes you look younger and feel better about yourself.
BOTOX® is a purified protein that works by blocking overactive nerve impulses that trigger excessive muscle contractions. The effect is temporary and lasts from approximately three months, depending on the individual patient and indication.
BOTOX® is most commonly used for:
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Sydney is just starting to take an interest in modeling for the camera. I think she is starting to have fun with it.
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Center Grove is turning to nature to heat and cool three buildings.
The school district will pay two companies more than $1.2 million to dig geothermal wells at Center Grove and North Grove Elementary schools. That amount will also cover the cost of a third well for the Professional Resource Center, which was formerly Maple Grove Elementary School and now houses the alternative academy and police department.
The wells will be several hundred feet deep and use water running through a tube to gather heat from groundwater, which then runs back into the building for heating and cooling.
Director of maintenance Dave Statler said the school district should start saving money on energy costs during the next several years because of the wells, which typically require less electricity to operate, though officials haven't calculated how much savings to expect.
Center Grove plans to begin work on two $10 million projects at both elementary schools in May, and the school district will include the expense of the wells in the construction budget. The well for the Professional Resource Center will be paid for by borrowing money, property tax dollars Center Grove receives for building projects and savings the school district has after refinancing debt, Statler and assistant superintendent Bill Long said.
The school board unanimously approved all three wells. Work will begin immediately on the well outside the Professional Resource Center, and that should be complete by the end of July. Digging for the wells outside the two elementary schools will start in June and should be complete by September.
The wells will be several hundred feet deep, and during construction will have an opening between 4 and 6 inches in diameter. They will have fences and other barriers around them to ensure children can't get hurt. Once the wells are complete, they will be permanently covered, Statler said.
Long and Statler said school officials have always planned to include geothermal energy as part of the construction projects at the two elementary schools.
The Center Grove project is intriguing and holds a great deal of potential. We urge school district leaders to share their findings with other districts, so they can judge for themselves whether similar projects would be feasible when they erect new buildings or renovate older ones.


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Scott Kanoff, artistic director of Austin's celebrated State Theater Company, wasn't prospecting when he came to The University of Texas at Austin campus in 2003 to watch a staged reading of a play. In fact, he admits that a colleague dragged him to the theater that day.
However, 20 minutes into the reading, he leaned over to the same colleague and said, "We need to produce this play."
The play was Steve Moore's "Nightswim," and it was one of dozens of plays presented during the New Works Festival in the university's Department of Theatre and Dance. By October of the following year, it was on stage at the State Theater, where critics and audiences alike greeted it with great excitement.
Set in 1959 at Barton Springs pool, "Nightswim" imagines a reunion between Austin luminaries J. Frank Dobie and Walter Prescott Webb, who were also university faculty members, and folklorist Roy Bedichek. The friendship of the three is memorialized in the Philosophers Rock statue at the pool.
For Kanoff it was exciting to find a play that he considered theatrically elegant while having potent local interest. For Moore, a graduate student in the Michener Center for Writers, it was a boon.
"It was huge for my career," he says. "For anybody to be a working playwright, that's the kind of venue you need to get your plays in. It gave me a little more stature as a legitimate playwright."
It's the kind of opportunity that just may be repeated when the New Works Festival returns this year as the University Co-op Presents the David Mark Cohen New Works Festival from April 8-15.
The biennial festival is in its third incarnation, and it's only gotten better. This year's festival features 70 performances of 31 shows and is expanded to include works from many disciplines, including theater, dance, film, art and architecture. Fifteen guest artists from across the country will work with productions and offer master classes. All performances are free and open to the public.
At its core the festival reflects the belief that new work is essential to the performing arts.
"Without it, there's no future," says Dr. Suzan Zeder, head of the playwriting program in the Department of Theatre and Dance and co-producer of the festival with David Justin, assistant professor of dance. "There's just the repeating and repeating and repeating of the past. New work is the place where the next idea happens, and it's also the crucible where theater artists are trained."
Based on the response to past festivals, audiences are hungry for new work. Nearly 5,000 people attended the 2003 festival, and the buzz for this festival is high. As important is the fact that the Department of Theatre and Dance has made the festival a departmental focal point.
"We have put the creation of new work at the center of our curriculum," Zeder says. "Many places throughout the country do new work festivals, but I don't know of any other place that has academic credit connected with it and says for this whole week, we as a department go to the festival."
The week of the festival, classes are integrated into the festival so that students can attend performances and master classes. Many faculty members have worked the festival into their courses, and students have the opportunity to earn academic credit for their work in the festival. Even the festival schedule supports student participation. It is arranged so that festival performers are able to see any other production and won't miss anything because they are performing.
The New Works festival began to take shape over a year ago under the direction of a committee of undergraduate and graduate students from a variety of disciplines. They were responsible for establishing an infrastructure for the 2005 festival, reviewing applications to the festival and deciding on the final roster.
"We don't know what the festival is going to look like until we finish the application process," says Justin, "because all of the ideas come from the artists themselves, the students themselves. We shape the festival around the best of their ideas."
From October on, the festival is a frenzy of activity, with rehearsals beginning, sets being built in the shop, costumes being created, last-minute changes being made to productions and guest artists inserting their expertise where needed. For many students, it offers their first opportunity to produce a play in front of a real audience, not just in a classroom.
"New Works offers a great venue for experimentation," says Moore. "It's a place where people can work with artists not just from the university, but from the community as a whole. And you can see more work over the course of a day than over a month or two."
One of those works this year comes from Genevieve Wiley, an undergraduate theater studies major who finishes her degree in May. Wiley is directing "The Transportation Project," a performance that not only entertains audiences but also allows Wiley to test out her philosophy of environmental theater.
"The Transportation Project," set on a bus, will receive three performances in the festival. The first will be an unstaged performance. It will take place on a regularly scheduled Capital Metro bus without the passengers knowing they are witnessing a theatrical performance.
The second performance will also take place on a bus, but with an actual audience. The third will take place in a conventional theater setting. Through discussions with audience members and a Web site created for feedback, Wiley hopes to be able to gauge how environment dictates experience in theater.
"I want to create theater that's environmental," Wiley says. "Theater's future depends on creating a live and communal event that allows the audience to be part of the production. In a way, I'm testing that philosophy, and the festival is a great testing ground."
Wiley also says that as an undergraduate student, it's rare in a large university to be able to see your own work produced. But the festival is made up of work by undergraduate and graduate students, who also have shared representation in the planning and execution of the event. And it leads to shared opportunity. Works originated in the festival have gone on to have readings at Lincoln Center and performances in North Carolina and Georgia.
Students apply for the festival in the same way that they would fill out a grant application. They don't simply present a script or an idea. They present an entire project. A play, for example, will need a playwright, a director, a dramaturge, actors and set designers. The team will have a budget and a timeline.
"Students have to present a project that looks like it is realizable within the limits of the festival itself," Justin says. "The committee then has to look at how it can support those ideas best."
Justin and Zeder work with the project committee to pair productions with guest artists, who include Seattle choreographer KT Niehoff and visual artist Michael Arthur as well as other nationally known artists. The multidisciplinary backgrounds of the guest artists reflect the broadening of the festival this year.
"Making the festival more multidisciplinary means that artists begin to communicate with other artists from other disciplines, hopefully for artistic growth as well as building skills in communication," Justin says. "This is a festival that encourages cross-fertilization, and I don't know of any other festival in the U.S. that has this incarnation."
It also leads to surprises, such as the work created by Ledia Carroll, a graduate student in design, and Leah Davis, a graduate student in architecture.
The two have collaborated on "Permeable Boundaries," an art installation that will create a walkway through the center of the fountain outside the university's Winship Building. Opening alongside the festival, the installation addresses the idea of boundaries in two ways. First, participants will walk on the boundary between air and water. Second, they will walk through a fountain, violating the social boundary of not walking in fountains.
"Permeable Boundaries" might seem an unlikely part of a theater festival, but for Carroll and Davis, it makes perfect sense.
"We think of each participant in this project, each person who walks across the fountain, as a performer," Carroll says. "We don't want to script their experience, but allow them to have their own experience of being on the sculpture and exploring boundaries."
All of this year's projects are underwritten by the University Co-op. Festival producers are thrilled with the offering, which has allowed them to take the festival to the next level, better supporting projects through both development and production. The Co-op's gift has also made it possible to offer free admission to each and every production to students and the public.
Zeder and Justin expect to see people lining up in hallways to see the shows, as they have in the past. And why wouldn't they? They will have the opportunity to see work that may help shape the future of theater.
The festival reminds us that without the support of new work, audiences would never have had any of the plays they love, from "Macbeth" to "Death of a Salesman," "Waiting for Godot" to "A Streetcar Named Desire." They wouldn't have had "Nightswim" either.
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Grasses—green, neatly trimmed, symbols of civic virtue—shaped the national landscape. They have now outlived their purpose.
To protect their products' names, the makers of Botox, Xerox, and Tabasco are advertising directly to the people who write articles about them.
A new survey of how people use—and don't use—those pictures of themselves on the beach
Those brilliant reds, oranges, and yellows? They're preparations for a hungry winter.
Early reviews for one of the best-loved sitcoms of the '90s called the show's stars not just "sexy" and "urbane," but also "dysfunctional morons."
Water rotating clockwise in Australia and counterclockwise in the States? It's a myth.
Brave thinkers have tried to change the indomitable toaster pastry. They have not succeeded.
The trope of the dysfunctional family is making its way from the small screen to the big.
Before they were women, they were swearing, wrestling, beer-drinking pranksters.
The Roosevelts transformed the United States—and made its leaders into stars.
It might not be completely the fault of competition, but the city's taxi drivers are making far fewer trips than they were just a few years ago.
Twenty-five years after it began, a brief history of the iconic public-service campaign
An incomplete list of all the things you are (apparently) failing at
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We're overthinking sandwiches, so you don't have to.
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The project, created by a professor of the digital humanities, is nerdy and eeeeeeeexcellent.
In her career and her life, she refused to give up—or give in.
An artist considers the value of art that is not an object—making a point, if not a sale.
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Eduard Borodin
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Eduard Borodin was a Russian businessman and megabillionaire who was financing terrorists in Liberty City and America. The organisation United Liberty Paper discovered his activities and had Niko Bellic and "Little" Jacob Hughes destroy the helicopter he is flying in, which occurs over water due to United Liberty Paper's instructions that there be no civilian casualties. An article about his death is written on the Liberty Tree website. Said article claims that he attempted to buy a section of Middle Park to build a mega-mansion, and when denied by mayor Julio Ochoa he took his fatal helicopter ride to look for somewhere else to build it, and was also discussing buying the Liberty City Cocks. He was first seen being escorted in a Helicopter leaving the Civilization Committee, and Niko had to gun down his thugs guarding it in order to steal it. Later, you're required to follow him escorted in another helicopter in the helicopter you took and have Little Jacob destroy his helicopter with an RPG in southern Algonquin, with Niko flying. He may be associated with one or more group of Corporations and at one point he may have been in the Soviet Union where he would have started his corporation.
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Nadya Suleman, mother of the octuplets made famous last year, will make her first appearance as a guest on "The View" next week, ABC has announced.
Suleman and her children have been a frequent topic of debate on the weekday talk show, co-hosted by Barbara Walters, Whoopi Goldberg, Joy Behar, Elisabeth Hasselbeck and Sherri Shepherd. She will appear Wednesday on the show, which airs at 11 a.m. Eastern time.
Widely known as "Octomom," Suleman gained international attention last year for giving birth to octuplets, the second full set of octuplets born alive in the United States. She also has six other children. She conceived all her children by in vitro fertilization and she has been criticized for growing this huge family as a single mother on public assistance.
The octuplets celebrated their first birthday in January.
Octomom To Be On 'The View'
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Nyac – the sea otter internet celebrity passed away
Nyac was one of the pair of otters in Vancouver?Public Aquarium that sleeps holding hands with her partner, Milo while floating above the water. Sadly the 20-year old otter?succumbed to chronic lymphatic leukemia in late September 2008. Apart from the cute display of holding hands, her life story was already amazing enough.
She survived the 1989 Exxon?Valdez ?oil spill in Alaska at 6-months of age. Only a handful of other otters survived the disaster. However even with the internal damaged she sustained, she managed to deliver a pup a few years later. While at the aquarium, she won the hearts and affection from the staff, volunteers and visitors.
The following video of her holding hands with Milo has been viewed more than 11 million times to date.
See how she reached out to grab her partner's hand after they got separated while drifting near the end of the video, it's so touching and heartwarming! It brought a smile to my face.


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Why Michael Kors is Leaving Coach Behind
TheStreet) - Consumers may not be in the mood to shop for fashion-specific items these days. However, their desire for things like accessories and handbags is still benefiting Michael Kors (KOR), leaving its largest competitor, Coach (COH - Get Report), in the dust. As customers continue to flock to Michael Kors, its largest competitor, Coach, is feeling the pain.The New York-based company is in the middle of a strategy transition to sell more than handbags and purses by expanding its shoes, watches and men's categories, for instance. However, customers, particularly in the U.S., have yet to be receptive. Coach said last month that its first-quarter profit slipped 1.3% to $218 million, or 77 cents a share, compared with $221 million, or 77 cents a share, in the year-earlier quarter. Wall Street was expecting the company to earn 76 cents. Net sales also fell to $1.15 billion in the September-ending quarter, below analysts' expectations of $1.19 billion. "The consumer has stepped away from Coach in favor of Michael Kors, Fifth & Pacific's (FNP) Kate Spade, Tory Burch, etc.," retail consultant Jan Rogers Kniffen told TheStreet last month, following Coach's earnings. Michael Kors said Tuesday that second-quarter net income rose 49% to $145.8 million, or 71 cents a share, beating the average analyst estimate by 3 cents. Total revenue at the Hong Kong-based lifestyle retailer also jumped 39% to $740.3 million over the year-earlier quarter. Analysts, according to Thomson Reuters, expected the company to report revenue of $726 million. Retail net sales increased 47% to $355.6 million driven by a combination of strong same store sales as well as new stores opened. Michael Kors said comparable store sales rose 23% compared to the year-earlier period. The company also opened 83 new stores last quarter. In addition, wholesale net sales jumped 30% $351.9 million and licensing revenue increased 66% to $32.9 million. "Our strong financial results in the second quarter underscore Michael Kors' expanding brand awareness and global presence," Chairman and CEO John D. Idol said in the earnings statement. "Comparable stores sales increased 23%, representing our 30th consecutive quarter of growth. The outstanding revenue performance was driven by strong acceptance of the fashion luxury products created by Michael Kors and our design teams, as well as the exceptional jet-set in-store experience that we offer to customers in our retail stores and in-store shops. Overall, we continue to see great demand for Michael Kors as a global luxury lifestyle brand. " The strong comps should drive Michael Kors' stock upward today given that it "indicates [the] accessory sector growth remains exceptional," Citigroup analyst Oliver Chen wrote in a note on Tuesday. Michael Kors shares were rising 3.3% to $77.23 before the markets opened on Tuesday.NEW YORK (
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I purchased a related product from Life Extension that was described as being a concentrated form of the active ingredient in Boswellin. After a week, it was clear it wasn't as effective as the pain and inflammation that this Boswellin had been keeping under control was coming back. I switched back to this product, and was fine again. So I highly recommend it. My wife has found it helpful for her arthritis as well.
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I purchased a related product from Life Extension that was described as being a concentrated form of the active ingredient in Boswellin. After a week, it was clear it wasn't as effective as the pain and inflammation that this Boswellin had been keeping under control was coming back. I switched back to this product, and was fine again. So I highly recommend it. My wife has found it helpful for her arthritis as well.
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Waffle burgers. Say it with me – waffle burgers! Why hasn't anyone else done this? I'm surprised this hasn't popped up into the consciousness sooner – using waffles as a replacement for buns. The idea sounds awesome… but how's the execution?
Pete Mayo's Waffle Burgers is a tiny little restaurant located on Imperial Avenue in Lincoln Park aka not the best part of town. I grew up nearby so I know what it's like. It's one of those restaurants you could pass a million times without ever noticing it because it's in such a weird location right on that busy, busy street.
There's not much to it once you step inside, either. Two tables at best with a sparse counter and only paper menus to reveal what treats they're cooking up in the kitchen.
[the menu]
The items are all cheap, too. The most expensive sandwich rings in at $6.25 for a cracked peppered turkey waffle sandwich which you can get served hot or cold.
[the small countertop/kitchen]
Jake actually discovered this one on Yelp with only two reviews to it's credit. The name intrigued me enough to want to go by. Our first attempt failed when they were not open yet on a Saturday morning with no hours posted in the window. We took our chances this time around one October morning to find them open for business.
[the original waffle burger – $5.50]
I took the plunge and decided to order the "original" waffle burger which comes on your choice of waffle (buttermilk, blueberry, multi grain or cinnamon – I picked buttermilk) with a 1/4 lb patty, grilled onions, bell peppers (I asked for none), lettuce, tomatoes and cheese with a good bit of mayo, mustard and ketchup.
[waffle burger – once bitten, twice shy]
I loved the waffle as the "bun" but this burger could use some improvements. The beef was quite obviously a frozen patty and it was a bit underseasoned and wasn't the freshest burger I've ever had. The condiments were fine, though it was a bit heavy handed on the mustard. Overall I wasn't impressed, but I didn't think it was awful either. The idea was more exciting then the execution in this case. On the other hand, there were these chicken waffle sandwiches…
[mayo's chicken n bacon sandwich – $5.75]
Jake ordered a Chicken n Bacon waffle sandwich with a multiple grain waffle.
Let's just say that I was jealous of his meal after one bite.
The Chicken n Bacon comes with a deep fried seasoned chicken breast fillet, bacon, lettuce, and tomatoes. The chicken breast was very well seasoned – it had such a hint of spiciness to it that upped the flavor of it – plus it was crunchy and golden brown from it's swim in the fryer.
[chomped in half chicken and waffle sandwich]
The chicken tasted much better than it's beefy counterpart and I somehow managed convinced Jake to switch sandwiches with me.
He really is such a sweetheart.
And that chicken and bacon sandwich really was so good!
[waffle fries – "bigger" portion – $2.50]
We also shared a portion of waffle fries. These were pretty much the same as any other waffle fries you've ever had in your life.
[churros – $1 each]
We originally wanted to get an order of cheese poppers, but they didn't have any that day. We decided to get the churros instead.
I would maybe not ever get the churros again.
They were really greasy and heavy and had this incredibly weird cream stuff in the middle? I don't know. I didn't like them at all. I think I had maybe three bites just to be extra sure and then tossed it.
[corn poppers sample]
Jake managed to chat up the owner though and the owner gave him some free samples of corn poppers for us to try.
The corn poppers were really delicious! They tasted like what I would imagine fried creamed corn to taste like – a nice, sweet batter with a sweet, slightly soupy middle filled with corn. These weren't on the menu at the time, they were still in development! Hope they have them on the menu by the time we get back around here for another chicken and bacon waffle sandwich.
There were some hits and some misses here at Pete Mayo's Waffle Burgers, but I credit them for a lack of creativity and trying to make something new and different for the marketplace. The burger needs a little love – a better quality, fresher beef with proper seasonings would do incredible wonders for it and bring it up to par with that crunchy delicious chicken sandwich. We will be back though to see how they're doing!
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5044 Imperial Ave.
San Diego, CA
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Sunday: 2PM-6PM
Accepts cards, but machine was broken during our visit
Aww that's so sad the churros weren't so good 🙁 I normally love churros! The chicken n waffles looks really good – the chicken looks very crispy!
The chicken in the sandwich looks amazing. Can't wait to stop by and check it out one of these days.
If you haven't already, check out Bruxie next time you're in the OC area. They have some interesting waffle sandwiches.
Thanks for sharing!
Imperial Ave has a lot of interesting ethnic restaurants that are worthy of exploration. Sometimes you gotta just go down to the 'hood for some good eats. It's not all frou frou urban hipster stuff in the so-called cool areas.
Jake's chicken waffle sandwich looks great! and how nice of him to trade with you too!!!! points on his man card!
Hey Mary – Been trying to get here for a while, but the place is never open…..it seems like the hours vary. A friend of mine who knows "Petey" has been telling me about the place for months. I was told that Pete originally served folks in his home. What a story.
I'm surprised the grilled-from-frozen waffle didn't bother you. That was my main complaint when I reviewed this burger for A Hamburger Today on Serious Eats. If a place is going to make waffle burgers (and sandwiches) their claim to fame, they should make the waffles from scratch. Could have been SO MUCH BETTER.
Like Jenny said above, in the OC area (specifically old town Orange) there's a popular waffle shack called Bruxie that serves gourmet waffle sandwiches and dessert waffles. I've had the waffle burger before and it's great! Here's their website: http://bruxie.com/
I have one of these irons and make excellent real waffleburgers.
Make sure u use it outside. Makes excellent waffles as well!!
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Replies from all the 'tough men' not required!
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If the defender had a legimate prospect of making the tackle ' but for' the deliberate block , its material to the outcome.
Bowes line of running and body launguge tells us he wasnt a genuine receiving option, the correct decision was reached.
This is why TMOs are so valuable.
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Clear and Obvious knock on? No, not for me.
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Its foul play under 10.4(e)
Look closely, The tacklers right hand/arm ends up around twelvetrees neck = dangerous.
The supporters of this style of tackling are indirect advocates of the increased concussions in this code.
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5 WK ban is paltry and too low. Deliberate and unnecessary double handed shove that didn't represent a bona-fide 'referee obstruction trying to encourage him outta the way" action + no concern shown at the time , and post match apology is lip service.
Should have been 12-16 was, all grassroots referees will get an uncomfortable feeling seeing such leniency for a premeditated and unnecessary (watch his eyes & footwork) assault on a ref.
Perhaps the ban shortness means he's due for NZAB selection soon?!!
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There already is a code for you really really tough guys, cage fighting ! Problem is, your opponent gets a chance to look you in the eye, not enjoyed by the cheap shot cowards that masquerade as rugby players.
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Owen Williams banned for six weeks for making contact with Luther Burrell's eyes
the offence is contact with the eye area .....
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I smell the stench of politics , not integrity in that decision.
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I keep seeing the description " dump tackle" ???
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