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Hell hath frozen over...I can honestly say they are all shivering down there.
You know why I know?
My neighhbor cleaned up his yard.
Yes...he did.
For ten years, the view out of my kitchen window has been of piles of disintegrating bags of aluminum cans, two broken refrigerators, a washer, a dryer, a junked car, and various other yard equipment junk.Ā Three or four lawn mowers, etc.
You see...I didn't look next door when we fell in love with the house...and honestly, it wasn't that bad at first.Ā He kept promising to clean it up...but it just piled up.
I arrived home yesterday to see him and his son (who never comes out in the daylight) out in the back yard.
Odd for them.
I shrugged it off and went inside...it was dark.
I emerged this morning to walk up the driveway to get the newspaper and glanced over.
I had to do a double take, AND sneak around the corner of the house to make sure I was seeing what I thought I was seeing.
I nearly did a happy dance in the yard in my pajamas.
All that is left is the junked car...and of course ten years worth of leaves composting.
But I can cope with that.
Hot Damn!Ā I might be able to list our house this coming summer without having to hire a junk removal company on the side.
PS...we have offered to help more than once...DH has mowed his grass more than once...etc.Ā He's just a bit of a hoarder and he does work a lot.Ā His son is rather lazy and doesn't do squat.Ā Literally.
I texted the neighbor on the other side to confirm what I was seeing.Ā She said they were out there for two days cleaning!
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If you like to channel your inner hipster by being the first of your friends to find the next big thing, then Outsiders, the first feature from Angel Davanport, is for you. Outsiders, which currently has just 11 YouTube views, is too good to stay in double-digit views for long. Though the record is called Outsiders, the Windy City singer/emcee fits right in over DocDaMindBenda's smooth, jazzy beat. Angel's charismatic wordplay and quirky, yet smooth style really set off this summer jam's breezy vibe. As of my writing, Outsiders is not part of anything larger. Now that the artist has our ear, though, I have a feeling it won't be long till she returns with more fresh, new music.
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Think all nuns lead lives of poverty, chastity and obedience? Think again. In this video, an apparent woman of the cloth is caught stealing drinks from a convenience store. Oh, sister. Better repent right away.
Think all nuns lead lives of poverty, chastity and obedience? Think again. In this video, an apparent woman of the cloth is caught stealing drinks from a convenience store. Oh, sister. Better repent right away.
Apparently, this happened at Purdue University and it's GREATNESS!!! Tell us what you would post if you could hack a screen of this size!
Holy cow! This is pretty darn cool! I have never in my life seen a pumpkin carved in this manner. You know I'm going to have to try this, so yes, challenge accepted!!! Either that, or we'll have to turn it into a pie! Click to check out this Gourd-geus masterpiece!
We've all dreamed of doing it. That final "in-your-face" speech to the boss as we walk out the door of a thankless job. The verbal middle finger we spend those late nights and working holidays composing but never get to utter out loud.
Dr. Roy Lowry wanted to demonstrate a few basic principles of science, notably the behavior of liquid nitrogen under pressure. But how to get that across in a way that even the least scientifically curious student would think of as awesome.
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From the faraway land of Malabon City in the fictional land of Philippines (I suck at geography) comes this lip-synch contestant who takes some liberties with Whitney Houston's hit song "I Will Always Love You" from 'The Bodyguard'.
This video would be a lot creepier and cooler if it wasn't for the HUGE grey blocks of commentary taking up the entire screen doing what youtube's video description is for. But hey whatever. Here's a vid of an abandoned ferris wheel in Berlin that hasn't stopped moving in 10 years. Kinda creepy ... also loud.
Remind me if I ever go to Europe to tell them about WD40.
This video is not funny or exciting. The more I watched it, the more I though, 'Wow, that poor puppy.' Meet Obie the obese Dachshund. Apparently, he's on a mission to lose some weight. More specifically, the dog needs to drop 40 lbs. That's a whole lot for a small breed dog.
Nothing commemorates the greatest tragedy in American history quite like a pizza sale! A pizzeria in upstate New York decided to honor the 11th anniversary of 9/11 by selling large cheese pizzas for $9.11. The uproar was predictably appropriate.
Chances are that no matter how charming of a ringtone you heard coming from a toilet seat, you wouldn't stick your face against it to find out who was calling. The reason? It's not supernatural – toilets are disgusting.
I honestly haven't done a limbo contest since 1988 at some skating rink off of 3132 and Mansfield road. I was terrible then and I'm sure I'm not any more limber all these years later. So seeing this guy limbo under what looks like 2 coke cans makes me pretty envious.


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Behold the gribble.Gribbles are destroying Seattle's seawall. And it's serious. So serious, in fact, that the Seattle City Council on Monday unanimously voted to stick a $290 million bond on the Nov. 6 ballot, designed to rebuild the seawall and two city-owned piers. All of this, of course, raises the question: What the hell is a gribble?
Sounds scary, right? And it is. But Dr. Megan Dethier, a research professor who studies marine intertidal ecology at the University of Washington Friday Harbor Laboratories, says gribbles, despite the dangers they pose to wood, are actually "amusing critters." An isopod crustacean from the family Limnoriidae with roughly 56 different species, the gribbles wreaking havoc on Seattle's seawall eat wood in and around ocean water. Dethier says there are three species of gribble locally, and the wood-devouring creatures are likely "very prevalent."
Remote relatives of shrimp and crabs, Dethier points out gribbles are also related to run-of-the-mill pill bugs, roly-polies or potato bugs found under rocks in your yard. Typically measuring only a few millimeters, gribbles are the creatures responsible for the burrowed holes found in most pieces of driftwood. They live at the edge of water, on floating wood, or along the sea floor, devouring whatever they can.
"They can basically make [wood in or near the water] crumble," says Dethier. She estimates the time it would take gribbles to devour an untreated piling or pier as "years, not decades."
Scared yet? You should be. Freakier still, Dethier says gribbles can't be stopped all together. They can, however, be slowed down by wood-preserving agents like creosote. Or engineers can just use a material like concrete. Despite their ferocious powers, Dethier reports gribbles can't eat concrete.
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Enanta Pharmaceuticals could receive up to $42.7 million from the NIAID over five years to develop antibiotics to be used as medical countermeasures against multiple biodefense Category A and B bacteria. The award will fund preclinical and clinical development of a new class of bridged bicyclic antibiotics known as bicyclolides.
Enanta has focused on bicyclolides for the treatment of infections caused by methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA), vancomycin-resistant enterococci (VRE), and resistant streptococci. Enanta has bicyclolides that are active against top priority Gram-positive and Gram-negative biodefense pathogens like anthrax (Bacillus anthracis), plague (Yersinia pestis), tularemia (Francisella tularensis), and glanders (Burkholderia mallei).
Due to a unique binding site on the bacterial ribosome, bicyclolides are very effective against resistant pathogens, according to Enanta. "Bicyclolide antibiotics discovered by Enanta offer a new broad spectrum approach to treating lethal infections including those caused by biothreat pathogens," says Jay Luly, Ph.D., president and CEO, Enanta.
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Enanta has applied several research strategies to develop its antibiotics, including innovative medicinal chemistry approaches to create novel and proprietary chemical structures; conformational engineering of macrolides so that the molecular shape is no longer recognized by the bacterial efflux pumps; and structural design to add chemical moieties that interact with additional binding elements of the bacterial ribosomal RNA to overcome targeted superbugs.
Enanta is also developing protease, NS5A, nucleoside(tide) polymerase, and cyclophilin-based inhibitors targeted against the hepatitis C virus (HCV). The company says that it has established a SAR strategy to create novel and proprietary series and leads that demonstrate significant antiviral potency in the enzyme and cell-based replicon assay.
Enanta reports that it has identified promising lead series and several lead candidates that have sub nM potency in the replicon assay, good bioavailability, attractive drug levels at the site of infection, and potential for QD dosing. Enanta has announced the advancement of this program into Phase II trials. Enanta has a worldwide collaboration agreement with Abbott Laboratories for the development of protease inhibitors, under which Enanta retains a 40% profit share option in the U.S. and has royalty streams in non-U.S. territories.
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Siiri Sampson 2011 It might look unnaturally yellow, but its oh-so-delicious curriness will convince you otherwise.
Never underestimate the power of a solid, tried-and-true recipe that's been handed down through the generations. While one might agree that over the lifespan of Great Aunt Marge's lemon pound cake, it's probably seen mild changes, like, say, changing out the shortening (or God forbid, lard) for something more reasonable like applesauce, you wouldn't go so far as to turn it into lemon poppy-seed muffins, right? At some point, enough is enough; if it's not broken, don't fix it!
Siiri Sampson 2011 It might look unnaturally yellow, but its oh-so-delicious curriness will convince you otherwise.
These days, it's more common to find restaurants and chefs that, in trying to make a name for themselves or pave the way for some new fusion of two completely opposing cuisines, will morph a recipe into obscurity, rendering it useless and even confusing for everyone. Finding an eatery that sticks to its roots, keeps it uncomplicated, and pays tribute to the pioneers who engineered the original versions of timeless dishes is rewarding but rare. It's only fitting, then, that in old-town Bellevue, sits Gilbert's Main Street Bagel Deli (10024 Main St.).
Gilbert's is a little bit Russian deli, a little bit corner coffee shop, and its recipes are 100% Grandma's-kitchen approved. The front of the house is filled with various menu boards showing the constant classics, the weekly deals of the day (like their half-price bagel sandwiches you'd have to unhinge your jaw to get your lips around), and of course at least two or three daily specials. The cold case in front is full of even more offerings just waiting for you to take them home. You could probably close your eyes and order whatever your childhood favorite lunch was, and it'd be on the menu. There's also full-service espresso and treats.
On the day we happened to stop by, one of the specials was the chicken curry sandwich. When we asked the man behind the counter what he'd recommend, he had a hard time narrowing it down--a good sign. However, the guy in line after us offered his unsolicited opinion that we "have to get the chicken curry sandwich. I already had it for lunch today and am back to get one for a co-worker." That's convincing enough, isn't it?
After ordering, it was time to choose a sunny seat near the windows. The lunch rush had already come and gone by 1:30 p.m., and yet it took longer than it should've to slap together a sandwich. Annoying as the long wait was, all was forgiven once the eating commenced.
Siiri Sampson 2011. I don't even like Swiss cheese, or slaw, or Catalina dressing, but somehow they just work all together. Who is the Reuben behind this sandwich, anyway?
Half of the chicken curry sandwich is filling enough for lunch, not to mention the side of upscale, country-style smashed red-potato salad and crunchy pickle spears. The recipe for the chicken curry salad is as covetable as it is yellow. There's enough curry powder to sink a ship, just as it should be. The chicken is somehow comforting and tastes home-roasted, much as day-after-Thanksgiving turkey sandwiches with cranberry sauce tend to taste.
Glibert's self-proclaimed classic is the Reuben, which pretty much divides the population into those who live and die by the kraut-filled sandwich and those who run for the exit at the first waft of warm sauerkraut and corned anything. Gilbert's is piled to the hilt with tender and flavorful corned beef and pastrami, divided by slices of Swiss cheese and nestled between a red cabbage-heavy slaw--not kraut--and slathered in Russian dressing (aka Catalina). All the breads and bagels were soft and hearty, and held the sandwich of choice together until the last bite.
While our mid-afternoon visit was quiet, calming, and tasty, with more literary options than you can shake a stick at, the breakfast visit is bustling. There never seems to be enough seating for the brunch rush, especially on weekends, which isn't a problem in the summer, since it's easy enough to take it all to go. With so many options, and so few stomachs to try it all, more testing will clearly need to happen to see if the whole menu stands up to par with the initial samplings.


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Interview with Ivan Eland on Saudi-Iran Tensions
Recorded: Monday, January 4, 2016
Ivan Eland, Senior Fellow of the Independent Institute, is interviewed by TRT World about the tension between Saudi Arabia and Iran following the execution of Sheikh Nimr al-Nimr by the Saudi Arabian government.
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Senior Fellow Ivan Eland is interviewed on CCTV America about security measures taken by the French Government during the COP21 Climate Change Summit in Paris. After terrorist attacks, France has reinforced borders, mobilized 120,000 police officers, and banned large marches that had been planned to coincide with the climate summit.
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Senior Fellow Ivan Eland on the Paris Attacks and the Endless Cycle of Terrorism
Recorded: Tuesday, November 17, 2015
Ivan Eland, Senior Fellow and Director of the Center on Peace and Liberty at the Independent Institute and author of No War for Oil is interviewed by Thom Hartman for The Big Picture on RT on the terrorist attacks in Paris. He discusses the endless cycle of terrorism in the Middle East and how France can avoid making the same mistakes.
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Ivan Eland Interviewed on US Governors Call To Deny Asylum to Syrian Refugees
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I will now turn the call over to Erica Smith, Director of Investor Relations with Demandware.
Erica Smith – Director, IR
Thank you, Cheney. Good morning, and thank you for joining today's call to discuss our results for the third quarter. Here with me today are Tom Ebling, our CEO, and Scott Dussault, our CFO. Tom will provide highlights for the quarter and Scott will talk about the financials in more detail. Then we will open it up for questions.
Before we begin, let me remind you that during the call, we will discuss both GAAP and non-GAAP results to supplement investor understanding of the company's financials. A GAAP to non-GAAP reconciliation schedule was provided in the press release this morning.
Also, today's discussion contains forward-looking statements such as statements regarding the market acceptance of SaaS solutions, the growth of e-commerce, our business strategy, demand for our solutions, growth of our customer's e-commerce businesses, the seasonality of our business, our pipeline, and our projected financial results.
Forward-looking statements involve risks and uncertainties and our actual results could differ materially from those projected in our forward-looking statements. The company assumes no obligation to update the information provided during today's call. To revise any forward-looking statements or to update the reasons actual results could differ materially from those anticipated in forward-looking statements. The risks and uncertainties include risks relating to our ability to attract new customers, the extent to which customers grow their revenue and renew their contracts for our solutions as well as other risk factors that could affect our results, all included in our 10-Q and other filings with the SEC.
With that, I'm going to turn the call over to Tom.
Tom Ebling
Good morning. Thank you for joining us on today's call.
We were very pleased to post another quarter of strong financial results with Subscription revenue increasing 45% to $16.3 million. Our results were driven by the great success our customers are having on the Demandware Commerce platform. We have the right customers. They view digital commerce as strategic and we empower them to the grow their businesses.
With Demandware, our customers get to market faster, innovate more rapidly, and launch sites more quickly. They no longer have to worry about things like is my digital commerce up and running and do I have enough capacity for the holiday season. Our state-of-the-art cloud infrastructure takes those headaches away. In fact, during the third quarter, we achieved average uptime of 99.99%, which is well above industry averages.
We also give customers more control over their e-commerce operation than they had previously with homegrown solutions, traditional on-premise software, or outsourced models. With Demandware, our customers can focus in adding real value to their digital commerce business. They can market and merchandise to their consumers, creating unique seamless brand experiences across channels and geographies.
What does this mean? Our customers grow faster and because of our shared success model, we grow faster. For the nine months ended September 30th, 2012, Demandware comparable customers grew their gross merchandise value, or GMV, greater than 35%. This growth far exceeds e-commerce industry average growth rates published by ComSquare.
As a reminder, comparable customers are customers that operated on the Demandware Commerce platform for the full nine months ended September 30th in both 2012 and 2011.
Existing customers grow in a number of ways. Customers like Life is Good, Solstice Sunglasses, and OtterBox grow their e-commerce businesses through a single site while other customers like Crocs, Deckers, and Mother Care grow their initial Demandware site, but also by launching new sites for new brands or new geographies.
In the third quarter, we saw the largest number of new sites launched in our history with 72 net new sites bringing the total number of live sites to 517. The new site metric highlights a key benefit of our cloud-based model and is an important component of our land-and-expand growth strategy. Customers can launch sites quickly minimizing operational risks and costs. This is great for them, particularly with the holiday season right around the corner. It is also great for us because customers can launch sites with little to no involvement from, or cost to Demandware. If the site is successful, our customer's revenue and our revenue both grow together.
This quarter, we saw a number of customers expand internationally including Butlers, a German retailer selling home accessories and furniture, who launched sites in the U.K. and in Spain. Starbucks, which expanded into France, Germany, and the U.K. and Canada. And we are very excited that Clarence launched a new site in China. Clarence is the first Demandware customer to run on our newly-deployed infrastructure in Hong Kong. We also had customers such as New Balance, Quicksilver, and Guthy Renker roll out new brands this quarter.
In terms of new live customers, we ended the quarter with 137, up from 124 last quarter, a 51% increase from September 30th, 2011.
I want to highlight a few of the leading retailers and brands that launched new initial sites in Demandware Commerce during the last quarter. Pier One Imports launched Pierone.com in Demandware during the quarter. Today through the power of Demandware commerce, brands and retailers like Pier One can capitalize on the vast multichannel opportunities created by the convergence of off-line and online retail; something that was only talked about just a few years ago. Pier One consumers can now buy online and pick up in the store, buy online and return to the store, and even shop online while in the store. We are looking forward to working with Pier One as they continue to execute their multichannel strategy.
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Amir Khans gameplan Vs Mayweather
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Whenever someone mentions Khan vs Mayweather many of us are quick to mention the winner but....
If you were Khans trainer what gameplan would you give to Amir Khan to beat floyd?
Try and be as detailed as possible.
I will do a similar thread for Mayweather gameplan in a couple of days.
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NB - There reaches are virtually the same.
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Khans a pretty big fighter and that helps him greatly mask his big problem against pressure fighters. Floyd would be bigger though, stronger also and would back Khan up and put it on him for sure. There really isn't a gameplan tbh because he simply doesn't have the skills to beat him. I guess I would tell him to just get in there and blitz him, that's his only chance. If he sits back there and tries to time, he will get picked off. If he blitzes him he could get a lucky punch in but chances are Mayweather steps to the side or blocks it and hurts Khan with a punch he doesn't see.
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I think he'll try and box him from the outside, using his jab.
Then he'll try to be unpredictable and throw combinations in spots.
To be totally honest, I actually think Amir Khan will pose some problems for Floyd Mayweather.
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Get beat by Peterson to bait Floyd in. DUH
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"Double the fucking jab" obviously
Seriously though, Amir's best shot is to play it on the outside and look to use the jab as his primary weapon. Occasional flurries here and there, but tbh Floyd would probably time him if he did it too often.
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He should do what he's been doing now which is to wait Floyd out until he slips more. As for a fight, he should try to use his range, keep that jab poppin, and use alot of side to side movement. Land flurries & get out because I think Floyd will try to meet him in the Center and then slowly walk him down. He's not ready yet though
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Jab, double up on the jab to start with then he will prob look for the occasional flurry to catch the judges eyes. If this fight happens at the end of 2012 or early 2013 I expect khan to be competitive in the fight.
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One thing that was somewhat successfull was Oscars jab. The only Problem is that Mayweather usually takes it away with that right hand counter , or his check hook. A fighter is gonna have to learn how to counter his counter right hand. I would advise my fighter to Jab in singles and watch Mayweathers right hand and as soon as he throws his right hand fire yours. If this doesn't knock him out it will at least give him something to worry about behind his counter right hand, over your jab, thus allowing you to use your Jab. After Mayweather see he cant stop the jab with the right hand, he will depend more on his jab, and left hook. He will begin to lead more after you start countering his counters. This is where you can catch him, Maybe. Its very risky, playing the timing game, AKA Chess, with such a sharp counter puncher. This is why I said Mayweather is Impossible to beat from 135 to 147. My game plan is very risky and it will most likely get to ko'd or embarressed in front of millions, but what else can you do. There is no solid game plan for Money because he's never been beat!!
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HAHAH get someone who knows mayweather stlye not just from watchin tapes. i think their camp should get an assistant coach or something. some guy in youtube if you search it "coach rick mayweather training" teaches the style. i bet he would be able to tell the weakpoints!! team khan! must read!!
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Andrea and I saw Bruce Springsteen perform 45 hours ago in Portland (11/28/12) and I'm still high. It was magical. On the drive back to Seattle, Andrea and I sang along to his Greatest Hits package turned up loud....road trip rhapsody with your best girl and virtual fuzzy dice. We saw him twice in the late 70s at small venues in Chicago, 10 years ago in Tacoma and now Portland. He puts on the most amazing show of anyone in music...Stones included. In Portland it was 26 songs - 3 hours and 12 minutes - with no break! At 63 he is still jumping off the piano to start a song. I only made it to the 2nd song before I started crying which occurred simultaneously while singing at the top of my lungs on the chorus to "No Surrender" ... a cathartic anthem for me.
Once we made a promise we swore we'd always remember
No retreat, baby, no surrender
Blood brothers in a stormy night
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No retreat, baby, no surrender
My floodgates opened again towards the end of the show when the opening drum crack and cascading guitars of Born to Run hit my reptilian brain while screaming the words in St. Vitus dance abandon. Fans write song requests on placards which he collects and he played 5 of them. One sign request asked for "Growing Up" in honor of a 50th birthday. Bruce called the man to the stage and they shared the mic singing one of the verses. He called up a group of women who had a banner that said "lesbians love Bruce" and who wore matching t-shirts. They danced to "Darlington County". The main floor is a seatless general admission area. He walked into the middle of that crowd and from a platform, did a trust fall onto upraised hands. He was crowd surfed from person to person while singing "Hungry Heart" the whole way back to the stage. Does any performer connect with this audience on such an intimate level?
At one point he said, "Tomorrow your feet are gonna hurt, your voice will be shot and your back will ache but your sexual organs will be fired up". Dylan speaks to my brain; Springsteen to my heart and balls. He's that kid who knows what it's like to spend hard earned cash on a concert or a record...and he's gonna repay you for doing so. He's credible because he's still a fan.
Don't the following 2-word song titles from the Portland show tell you all you need to know about him or you: No Surrender, Hungry Heart, Wrecking Ball, Growin' Up, Shackled and Drawn, and Thunder Road? I've been to New Orleans and sat transfixed by the passion and harmony of gospel church choirs. Springsteen's songs are a sermon where he's the preacher at the Church of Rock N Roll.
Ask any boomer if they don't like to think of themselves as that 20 year old. However if you want to feel 20, rather than think it, see the Ponce de Leon of pop. You don't have to know Springsteen's music or even like it but I guarantee you that if you go to a concert you will be joyfully moved and profoundly touched by what he transmits.
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