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Some things about social media are hard to put into words. When you're trying to become the first degree of Kevin Bacon in your own burgeoning social network, you quickly learn all about stock-photo scavenger hunts, brand-obsessed Facebook stalkers and that weird internal struggle that happens when you've been tweeting as a cartoon bear for so long that you actually begin to think like a cartoon bear. So when you find yourself at a dinner party talking to a handsome stranger and you're asked to elaborate on what you mean when you say "the wacky world of social media marketing," how do you explain these things?
You don't. Trust us. Something will get lost in the translation, and you'll just come across as a giggly weirdo who lives on the Internet. Don't go down that road. Stick with the facts by sharing one of these 10 surprising social media statistics instead.
1. More people own a cell phone than a toothbrush. There are over 7 billion people in the world. An estimated 4 billion of them own mobile phones, but only around 3.5 billion own toothbrushes. We urge you not to use this stat as an excuse to spend your brushing time playing Draw Something instead. (60 Second Marketer)
2. Over 5 million Facebook users are under the age of 10. This is despite the fact that the legal terms and conditions prohibit anyone under the age of 13 from using the site. So where are these kids' parents? According to Forbes, "95 percent of parents were aware their kids were using the service while 78 percent helped create the account." Cool moms of the world, take note – helping your underage kid sign up for Facebook is the new letting your kid drink in the house. (Forbes)
3. Twitter users are 33% more likely to be Democrats. That's compared to the general U.S. population. So if you have a particularly scathing Obama joke, you might want to tell it at a cocktail party instead of on Twitter where the audience will be stacked against you. (Convince&Convert)
4. Companies ignore 70% of Facebook questions. When Facebook fans post their questions online, only 30% of them receive answers. That's a shockingly low interaction rate, but many social media marketing experts see this Facebook fact as an opportunity. If you're willing to engage customers when you're competitors aren't, separating yourself from the pack is easy. (Social Bakers)
5. 80% of Pinterest users are women. Although this statistic gives Pinterest the largest gender divide of any of the social media giants, it's not altogether surprising – have you ever seen how many "dream wedding" boards there are on Pinterest? We expect to see more male-centric brands marketing with Pinterest soon, however. Why? Because "food" is currently the fastest growing topic on the site. Who doesn't like food? (Mashable)
6. Users spent $1.85 billion on virtual Facebook credits last year. At that price, we could have bought around 50 private islands and five $100 million yachts. Or, you know, a bajillion Farmville chickens. Looks like the people have spoken. (Wired)
7. Moms are the biggest supporters of branding on Facebook. If your brand isn't tapping into the mommy market, you're missing out. When they aren't tagging you in embarrassing childhood photos or questioning your relationship status, Facebook-friendly moms are liking brands more than any other group. (Mashable)
8. Facebook's population is more than twice as big as the USA's. The population of the U.S. is nearing 314 million. Facebook boasts over 800 million users. If you've only gotten a hundred of these users to like your page, you may want to rethink your strategy for branding on Facebook. (Facebook)
9. Lady Gaga is the Queen of Twitter. Mama Monster has over 26.4 million followers – only slightly less than the entire population of Afghanistan. That's 65% more followers than Barack Obama. We think it probably has something to do with the outfits. Sorry, Mr. President.
10. Every second, more than an hour of video is added to YouTube. How many of these hours of content feature sleepy kittens? Never enough. (Socialbakers)
It pains us to admit it, but even the savviest social media marketing guru is no Don Draper – and you only have to make it through a few episodes of "Mad Men" to know that's probably a good thing. Social media geniuses don't necessarily bleed charisma and mystery, but on the other hand, they're not downing a fifth of bourbon and inhaling two packs of Luckys every day just to keep their clients happy. So the next time you're at a fundraiser and the subject of social media comes up, don't climb onto that soap box. Don't brag about how you raised your Klout score from 40 to 50 in one week. Impress your audience with one of these social media statistics instead. You never know who might be listening.
By: Alayna Frankenberry, staff writer at The Content Factory.


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ETFs' European Bank Stocks May Carry Greek Risk
Analyst recommends 'surgical investing' in region, avoiding financials.
Greece's bleeding finances can stain the portfolios of investors in some exchange-traded funds, particularly those with significant holdings in European bank stocks.
The Greek parliament's approval Wednesday of new austerity measures eased the crisis, which had threatened many European countries that hold Greek debt and had troubled markets globally. The five-year plan for spending cuts and tax was required to win approval by the European Union and the International Monetary Fund of a loan installment. But the immediate fix leaves many long-term problems unresolved.
A handful of ETFs have exposure to Greece's financial problems through their European bank holdings, said Kenneth Leon, an ETF analyst with Standard & Poor's Equity Research. He identified four of them: iShares MSCI EAFE Index Fund, EFA -0.04 % Vanguard MSCI Europe ETF, VGK -0.16 % iShares S&P Europe 350 Index Fund IEV -0.12 % and iShares MSCI EMU Index Fund. EZU -0.24 %
"U.S. banks have much less exposure to European debt, and banks represent a much larger piece of the stock market in Europe than in the U.S.," says Alec Young, an international equity strategist at Standard & Poor's Equity Research. Banks in Germany, France and the U.K., where an important portion of Greek debt resides, represent 22% of the total European stock market, he says.
The $41.4 billion iShares MSCI EAFE Index Fund has nearly 22.7% of its assets invested in financials, and 7.1% invested in diversified banks.
The $1.4 billion iShares S&P Europe 350 Index Fund and the $928.3 million iShares MSCI EMU Index Fund each have nearly 22% of their assets invested in the financial sector and 11% and 12% invested in diversified banks, respectively, according to the S&P. The $3.7 billion Vanguard MSCI Europe ETF has about 21.3% invested in the financial sector and 11.4% in diversified banks, S&P says.
A spokeswoman for iShares noted that iShares MSCI EAFE Index Fund is a very large, diversified fund, which seeks to track an index representing developed markets in Europe, Australasia and the Far East. The fund has no direct investments in Greece, she said.
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Patricia Oey, an ETF analyst at Morningstar Inc., said that as a broad, international fund, iShares MSCI EAFE Index Fund likely has less exposure to Greece's issues. "The others are more concentrated in Europe so would have a more concentrated exposure," she said.
The Vanguard Group says the Vanguard MSCI Europe ETF had only 0.3% of its assets in Greek stocks at the end of May. "That's one of the great benefits of a broadly diversified fund," a Vanguard spokeswoman says. "You have limited exposure to any given country."
While Wednesday's parliamentary action could produce a relief rally in European banks, the issues Greece faces will very likely remain a long-term problem, Young at Standard & Poor's Equity Research says.
"Being diversified isn't a good thing when 20% is in an area that's seen as very uncertain," he said. "The financials are a disaster in Europe."
Long-term investors should take "a surgical approach" to investing in Europe now, Young says. He recommends investing in nonfinancial companies with steady or rising dividends that do most of their business outside of Europe. He favors consumer staples, like beer, alcohol and tobacco; and health care.
Deborah Fuhr, global head of ETF research at BlackRock Inc. (BLK), says investors in the region are being more selective now, and money is flowing especially into Germany's DAX, a blue-chip stock index. In addition to Greece, she notes, investors have concerns about Germany, Ireland, Italy, Spain and Portugal.
Oey says it's not only banks, but insurance companies that may be holding Greek debt.
Another fund with exposure to Greece's woes is the $11.1 million Guggenheim Funds' shipping industry ETF, Guggenheim Shipping (SEA), Oey says. The fund has 13.2% of its assets invested in Greek shipping stocks as of March 31. While Greece's market is down about 15% so far this year, the fund is off about 20% year-to-date, she says.
David Botset, senior vice president of product development at Guggenheim Funds, said "the performance of the Greek shipping companies has been more closely tied to what is occurring broadly within the shipping industry rather than the economic issues facing Greece."
Daisy Maxey is a Getting Personal columnist who writes about personal finance. She covers topics including advisory firms, annuities, closed-end funds and new trends in mutual funds. She can be reached at 212-416-2237 or at firstname.lastname@example.com
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Two male burglary suspects were caught in the act attempting to remove property from an Obediah Triplett Road home in Crawfordville Jan. 12, according to Sheriff Donnie Crum.
John Lee Mann, 19, of Tallahassee was charged with grand theft, burglary and felony criminal mischief and Jason Ray Miller, 21, of Ripley, Tenn. was charged with burglary, grand theft, felony criminal mischief and possession of burglary tools.
The sheriff's office received a complaint of a suspicious person in the area. Deputy Vicki Mitchell responded and discovered the two suspects in the home. Deputy Mitchell also observed a pile of wire and the two men wearing work gloves.
Lt. C.L. Morrison arrived on scene and confirmed that the two men did not have the permission of the homeowner to be on the property. Detective Derek Lawhon investigated and discovered that in addition to metal items, wiring was removed from a hot water heater and a pool table, an electric scooter, washing machine, refrigerator and figurines, valued at $450, were taken. Copper wiring had been removed from electrical fixtures and some of the light switches. Damage to the hot water heater was estimated at $400. The copper is valued at $100.
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That does appear to be a reflection and the shadows match.
But upilu, you can't blame anyone for questioning your photos.
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Updated on: 11/14/2015
Since we last visited PrivateClassics...
Private Classics is home to an archive of digitized versions of Private magazine as well as a collection of the studio's movies. Now, you may or may not be aware that this magazine launched in 1965 and was the first hardcore porn mag to be printed in full color. Founded in Sweden by Berth Milton Sr., his son moved their headquarters to Spain in the early '90s, although the company is incorporated in the U.S.
What has grown into a massive distributor of adult content (they provide pay-per-view movies for loads of major hotels around the world), this collection will show you the simple roots of this now global success, from the '60s through to the current decade. You might expect more conservative content going back that many years, but this old-school smut is gritty and hardcore.
The site's design is nice and it's easy enough to navigate. The movies can all be found in their own section, while the digital versions of the magazines and the pictures taken from them are sorted by decade. There are 65 DVDs for you to enjoy and there are multiple scenes on each one. When you add them up, you get around 390 videos. There are also 604 photo sets to go along with them.
The movies can all be streamed in an embedded player, as well as downloaded and offer good-quality playback in an MP4 format. As for the photo sets, they're pleasant to look at. They might not look huge when viewed on the site, but you can get high-res versions by downloading them in Zip files.
When you see all this porn from decades past you'll realize how much of what we see now is devoid of any natural appeal, with models airbrushed and digitally altered to the point of not even appearing human. I'm sure some of the pics here have been retouched and some women have a ton of makeup on that's very apparent in the enlarged photos and the movies, but they still have imperfections.
I guess it's like listening to vinyl records versus a digital recording. The occasional hiss or tiny skip gives the music a unique charm. The sex here is also sometimes a little messy-looking and not as sterile and neat as some of today's porn.
The website continues to update and has posted 22 videos and at least eight photo sets in the last 30 days. In the end, Private Classics will appeal to those who wish to take a journey through a classic porn publication.
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Score: 10% Date: 11/28/2014
I is Joke , completely rip off ,most Photo Sets are off poor Quality, there are maybe 20 Magazine from the 90 out off hundreds .Same Story on the Movie side there is no Downloading ,and everything is very slow. They use to have better website in the past
Reply from RabbitsReviews (Date:12/01/2014): Hi schwantz. I sent you an email. Private Classics does offer downloads, so if you're having an issue accessing content let's see if we can assist you.
Score: 50% Date: 11/15/2014
Love the old Private movies. Was under the impression that you would have access to all of the old movies. When I joined you got 24 movies and that was all. Should be a huge library. Don't waste your time!!
Score: 30% Date: 04/21/2014
This site is a rip off. Rabbit's has misleading information. The downloadable pics aren't 3000x2000 resolution as you mention but a paltry 830x582. Very disappointed. I specifically signed up thinking finally a classic porn site with high rez pictures. And why does Rabbit not show ColorClimax.com which is a much better classic site? Makes you wonder ...
Reply from RabbitsReviews (Date:04/21/2014): Hi, Will. I sent you an email. Our review is due for an update, but the first three images I checked while browsing the members area had resolutions above 3000x2000 so they are most certainly available. As for Color Climax, we closed our review for the site in 2011.


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I read the letter and wow, this has to be some sort of sick joke rather than an actual threat. First of all, the person obviously cannot, for the life of themselves, proofread, and secondly, they sound like some crazed, overzealous prepubescent teenage girl with their excessive use of exclamation points. I hope the police get on this poor family's case and does actually persecute this woman who sent it, because this is undoubtedly some sort unfunny tomfoolery. If the lady did ever have an actual problem with the autistic child, she should have politely and civilly told the family
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Fine Arts Institute of Edmond plans fundraisers
EDMOND — The Fine Arts Institute of Edmond will host fundraising events to help pay for classes offered to children and adults who want to get better at drawing, painting, performing on stage and sculpting.
"Fundraising is a very important part of what we do so that we can keep our programs and class tuition affordable for all ages and stages," said Shannon Price, executive director of the Fine Arts Institute.
The 5x5 Art Show and Sale will be held at 5:55 p.m. on May 5. The show will feature artwork from 55 artists from across the state. Each 5x5 canvas will be sold for $55.
The 5k to Monet is scheduled for Aug. 23. This USATF certified race begins and ends at the sculpture of Monet in front of the Fine Arts Institute.
The 1-mile family fun run starts at 8:10 am. The entry fee is $10, or $15 with a shirt. Medals will be awarded to children younger than 12 years old.
The 5k race starts at 8 a.m. The entry fee is $25, or $30 on the day of the race.
The Fine Arts Institute will award medals to the 75 fastest runners after the completion of the race.
Runners can enjoy live music and kids' activities following the race.
Pets in the Park will be held from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on May 31. For a $5 entry fee, people can bring drawings, pictures, paintings, sculptures or photographs of their pets to enter in the art contest.
The entry fee also covers eligibility for the pet parade.
Five winners will be chosen from each competition. Each winner will receive a ribbon and a $50 gift card from the Fine Arts Institute.
The event will feature food, live stage performances by theater students, art activities and photos with the pets.


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Avs May Shake Up Roster After Missing Playoffs For 2nd Straight YearCoach Patrick Roy and his intense glare will be back. That's about the only certainty after another season gone sour for the Colorado Avalanche.
Avalanche GM Joe Sakic Says Coach Patrick Roy Will ReturnColorado Avalanche general manager Joe Sakic says coach Patrick Roy will be back next season despite missing the playoffs for a second straight year.
Patrick Roy: 'Eventually We Have To Admit' Core Players Lack LeadershipThe Avs turned in a lackluster performance against the Blues that has head coach Patrick Roy wondering when his core players are going to be at their best when the team needs it the most.
Roy Calls Out Duchene's For Goal Celebration In Latest LossColorado Avalanche head coach Patrick Roy couldn't hide his disappointment in his team after their loss to St. Louis Blues on Sunday night.
Avs' Duchene, MacKinnon Out 2 Games With Knee InjuriesThe Colorado Avalanche say top scorers Matt Duchene and Nathan MacKinnon will miss the next two games with knee injuries and be re-evaluated.
Landeskog Embarrassed Over Hit That Drew 3-Game SuspensionColorado Avalanche captain Gabriel Landeskog said Friday that he is embarrassed for his two-hands-on-the-stick hit to an Anaheim defenseman that drew a three-game suspension from the NHL.
Avs' Captain Landeskog Suspended 3 Games For Cross-CheckColorado Avalanche captain Gabriel Landeskog was suspended Thursday for three games by the NHL for a cross-check on an Anaheim defenseman.
Avalanche Boost Playoff Hopes On Otherwise Slow Day Of TradingAvalanche general manager Joe Sakic was busy attempting to improve Colorado's bid to make the playoffs, while a majority of his NHL counterparts stood pat as the league's trade deadline hit Monday afternoon.
Avalanche Trade Alex Tanguay, Acquire Mikkel BoedkerThe Colorado Avalanche acquired forward Mikkel Boedker from the Arizona Coyotes on Monday in exchange for forwards Alex Tanguay and Conner Bleackley and defenseman Kyle Wood.
Avs-Red Wings Rivalry Hits Stage In Alumni, NHL Outdoor GameThis is Joe Sakic's version of a hat trick as he returns to the ice: Don't get hurt, avoid embarrassment and quickly store his equipment back in the garage.
5 Reasons For Optimism About The Avalanche's Playoff ChancesFans of Cody McLeod and the Colorado Avalanche have reason to be excited about the Avalanche's playoff chances.
Avalanche Acquire Matthias In Trade With TorontoThe Colorado Avalanche fortified their front line by picking up forward Shawn Matthias in a trade with Toronto on Sunday.


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BBR: NBA & ABA Trailers
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NBA & ABA Trailers | Basketball-Reference.com.
Just a fun add to the site that didn't take too much time. Of course it probably isn't fun if you are the all-time worst FG% shooter.
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September 2nd, 2013 at 7:35 pm
Why are you using non-official minimum requirements in these lists? As per the official NBA Guide the minimum for career leaders is 400 games.


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Report: Ubiquity of Healthy Food Directly Tied to Obesity Rates
Rural areas could benefit from improved corner stores
A report conducted by researchers at East Carolina University in North Carolina, released today by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), sheds some interesting light on patterns in the availability of healthy food in different geographic regions and concludes that amping up corner stores that traditionally peddle junk food could be key in improving public health and national obesity rates. The study focused heavily on the availability of healthy foods such as fresh produce in corner stores across the state in urban, suburban and rural areas. The findings suggest that there are higher rates of obesity in rural areas of the United States than in urban or suburban areas, speculating that because rural residents tend to live farther from supermarkets, they may rely more on junk food from corner stores (like gas stations) or fast food. Where rural areas did have healthy food available, it tended to be of lower quality than other more populated areas. People aren't averse to healthy foods, according to the study. When researchers surveyed shoppers and management at rural corner stores, they found a dichotomy in the perception of demand for healthy foods between the two groups. Store managers said they'd be interested in stocking healthy foods, but didn't think there was a high enough demand to do so; shoppers told researchers they'd be likely to buy produce at a corner store and attributed the lack of fresh fruits and vegetables in their diets to the lack of accessibility at the stores they frequented. Obesity as a result of poor access to healthy food is not just a rural phenomenon, however. Some urban neighborhoods, particularly those that are low-income, also suffer from alarmingly high obesity rates. Avondale, which is considered a "food desert" by the U.S. Department of Agriculture, has long been dealing with a severe obesity problem, according to Avondale Community Council President Patricia Milton. CityBeat reported on Cincinnati's efforts to eliminate food deserts and improve selections at corner stores here. Obesity is a detrimental public health problem that costs the U.S. approximately $190 billion per year in health care expenses, according to a report from the Harvard School of Public Health. It's directly associated with harmful health conditions such as diabetes, heart disease, some cancers and overall reductions in life spans. According to the Harvard researchers, if obesity trends continue, obesity-related medical costs could rise by up to $66 billion by 2030. University of Cincinnati professor Michael Widener told CityBeat in June about his research to analyze the way a number of different economic and social factors play into eating habits in different geographical regions, which could eventually help paint a better picture of how to establish strong and healthy networks of groceries and possibly improve obesity rates and public health. The Center for Closing the Health Gap (CCHG), a local nonprofit working toward health equality, is currently working on identifying grocery stores which may be eligible to receive incentivizing funds from the Cincinnati Fresh Food Retail Financing Fund, which could bring grocery stores to underserved neighborhoods such as Avondale. CCHG is also working on the pilot phases of its Healthy Corner Store Initiative, which could provide corner store owners with the education and technical assistance to start selling more healthful foods. To find out if where you're living qualifies as a "food desert," click here.
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In Defense of Lobsters
Hannah McCartney
0 Comments · Wednesday, June 19, 2013
This happens to me like clockwork around the start of summer, when the weekend air is pregnant with the fumes of grills and charred hamburgers. You don't really want it, I tell myself; sometimes I'll even linger in front of the meat displays at Findlay Market, a stomach-twister on command: no, no, no.
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Farmers markets with fresh produce and local goodness abound for every day of the week, each market with its own distinct neighborhood flavor.
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Chelsea Spata
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Looking for the best places to indulge this summer? Try out any of these local frozen treat shops for a hearty dip into the many innovative chilled foods Cincinnati has to offer.
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In honor of Father's Day, CityBeat staffers get lesssons about the art of grilling from their pops
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The real secret is, don't ask them what they want or how they want it. Just cook it and give it to them. But make them wait for it — plan to have it ready about 45 minutes to an hour later than expected and they will enjoy it much more.
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Cincinnati vs. The World 05.29.2013
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Greek yogurt production — a $2 billion industry that continues to grow — produces acid whey runoff unlike normal yogurt production that is killing mass aquatic life by sucking the oxygen out of streams and rivers. WORLD -2
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Council members Roxanne Qualls and Chris Seelbach proposed a motion yesterday that would reduce the amount of police layoffs to 25 and eliminate all firefighter layoffs previously proposed in budget plans for fiscal year 2014. The huge layoff reduction comes despite months of warning from the city administration that the city would have to carry out big public safety layoffs without the parking plan, which is currently stalled in court. But it's come with large cuts and shifted priorities in other areas of the budget, such as reduced funding to parks, health, human services, parades and outside agencies. (For example, the Health Department warned that cuts to its services could lead to more rats and bedbugs.) The motion from Qualls and Seelbach came just in time for last night's public hearing, which mostly focused on the cuts to parks and public safety. Ohio's unemployment rate was 7.0 percent in April, down from 7.1 percent the month before, thanks to increases in the amount of people employed and decreases in the amount of people unemployed. The gains coincided with decent job growth throughout the rest of the nation in April, which dropped nationwide unemployment from 7.6 percent to 7.5 percent. But the state gains were fairly mixed, and the amount of construction, professional and business services and federal and local government jobs actually dropped. The mixed, slow growth helps explain why conservative and liberal think tanks seemingly disagree with Gov. John Kasich that Ohio is undergoing an "economic miracle." The Hamilton County Public Health's (HCPH) food protection program is apparently the best in the United States and Canada. The Conference for Food Protection awarded the program the 2013 Samuel J. Crumbine Consumer Protection Award, which "recognizes unsurpassed achievement in providing outstanding food protection services to communities," according to a statement from HCPH. Homophobic Boy Scouts supporters are rallying nationwide today to support the continuation of the Boy Scouts' homophobic rules.The Taste of Cincinnati and the the Cubs-Reds series may have helped downtown Cincinnati earn the No. 42 spot in Priceline.com's top 50 Memorial Day destinations. The Ohio Department of Natural Resources confirmed Ohio has been undergoing a boom in oil and gas production in the past two years thanks to developments in a drilling process known as fracking, which CityBeat previously covered in further detail here.Duke Energy hired a new contractor — Southern Cross Co. — to carry out gas and line inspections. Cincinnati-based Kroger developed a new system that will convert food that can't be sold or donated into clean energy to power one of its distribution centers. Convergys is selling is downtown Cincinnati headquarters as the company goes through big changes. So far the buyer is unknown. Jim Kingsbury, CEO of UC Health since 2010, is retiring. Using an optical illusion to make white people look darker can diminish racial biases, according to a new study. Earth's super-dense core is weak.
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Emily Begley
0 Comments · Wednesday, May 15, 2013
Regardless of whether or not you have a hangover (or you just start your Sunday morning drinkin' real early) you can experience the best of both brunch worlds — i.e. alcohol and edibles — at these distinctive local eateries.
M Marks The Spot
Hyde Park's wood-fired eatery offers casual, inventive dining
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0 Comments · Tuesday, March 5, 2013
A little more than two months old, M uses its freshly-imported European oven as a centerpiece for its casual dining concept, with nearly everything but the desserts spending some bit of time basking in blissfully blistering heat.
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Food deserts are a big problem for many of Hamilton County's impoverished families, but University of Cincinnati professor Michael Widener is heading research that looks into how mobility can alter perceptions about neighborhoods that lack access to healthy foods.
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Juanita Jones, longtime Amarillo resident and championship golfer, died Wednesday, April 10, 2002. She was 71.
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Mrs. Jones began playing golf when she was 23 years old. She began playing tournament golf in her late 20s and early 30s. In the years that followed, she won the Amarillo Country Club Women's Partnership multiple times, the Amarillo City Women's Tournament nine times in four decades, and she was the only golfer to win the Amarillo Country Club Ladies Championship in five decades.
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My sansa e260 has been working fine for me for almost a year now. Now, whenever I turn it on, it will freeze if I go to any song out of my one album. I can't update the firmware, since when I hook it up to my computer, it constantly is there, then is not. Then, it only charges intermittently. Any help out there? Thanks a lot.
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Inmate gardens are sprouting savings for Oklahoma sheriffs
MIDWEST CITY — Michael Lee plunges his shovel into the earth, turning the ground to expose the rich soil.
Perspiration drips from under the 62-year-old's cap and settles around the damp collar of his T-shirt. His shoes are caked with dirt, and his work gloves worn at the palms.
Still, working in the garden in 102-degree heat suits him better than sitting in an air-conditioned jail cell with 15 other inmates, he said.
Lee is one of the inmates at the Oklahoma County jail helping transform nearly 3 weed-infested acres into a garden that will supply the jail with fresh produce.
Work on the garden began in May on county-owned property adjacent to a sheriff's office substation in Midwest City.
Sheriff John Whetsel said the garden is intended to be a money-saver for the jail's food budget, while providing work for inmates who want to earn time off their sentences for good behavior.
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The inmates are nonviolent, low-risk offenders who are part of Whetsel's Inmate Worker Program. So far, there's been no shortage of volunteers for the garden, he said.
"Most of them have never gardened before, but they're learning a skill that hopefully they take with them when they're gone," Whetsel said.
Lee said he grew up a country boy in rural Cleveland County, but he had never gardened.
"I've learned this much: It takes more than a shovel, a hoe and rake," he said with a smile. "It's hard, hard work, but I sleep good at night."
Whetsel said the plan is to grow corn, watermelon, tomatoes, okra, onions, carrots and anything else the soil will support. He said he's relying on employees and inmates who know about gardening and gets advice from the Oklahoma County Extension Service.
He said the seed money for the garden is less than $200, and it eventually will save him thousands.
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Inmate agriculture programs, including beef and dairy production, have been ongoing for decades in the state prison system. Crops grown by state Corrections Department inmates were so plentiful they once stopped growing fruits and vegetables because too much spoilage was occurring.
The program was brought back in 2009 when a small plant was built to process, freeze and ship the homegrown produce to prisons across the state. T
he first year it was in production, the plant processed more than 160,000 pounds of produce, according to Corrections Department publications.
This year, inmates grew broccoli, cabbage, carrots, melon, tomatoes, onions, potatoes, green beans and pinto beans.
Growing trend
Whetsel joins several sheriffs in the state who have started inmate gardening programs, or are seriously considering it.
Sheriffs in Haskell, Grady and Pittsburg counties report having had successful gardens this year.
Pittsburg County Sheriff Joel Kerns said they planted 6 acres this spring and have grown enough produce to feed the 200 inmates in his jail, a juvenile detention center, a mental health center and a battered women's shelter. It's been so plentiful that they've given about 400 pounds away to seniors, and their 100 tomato plants are only now ready to harvest, he said.
"We consume what we can consume, but it's just too much," Kerns said.
Kerns said the garden hasn't been without its troubles, but so far they've overcome them. He said water wells they intended to use quickly ran dry with the drought, so they rigged an irrigation system from a nearby ditch to their fields.
They also learned that while the inmates love the fresh corn and okra, they detest radishes.
Kerns said he hears compliments and positive comments exchanged among the inmates about the fresh fruits and vegetables.
"It's a great source of pride for the guys that work in it," Kerns said.
Most of them have never gardened before, but they're learning a skill that hopefully they take with them when they're gone."
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HBO presents fascinating profile of former New York Jets quarterback Joe Namath
HBO takes advantage of the dead weekend heading into Super Bowl week to present a 90-minute documentary on one of the NFL's most colorful performers. "Namath," which debuts at 8 p.m. Saturday, provides a fascinating profile of former New York Jets quarterback Joe Namath.
Nicknamed "Broadway Joe," Namath is best known for guaranteeing a Jets' victory over the Baltimore Colts in Super Bowl III and then backing up his talk with an MVP performance in the Jets' 16-7 victory.
Namath, 68, adds his memories and opinions about his life, which are interspersed with film footage. Also in the documentary is commentary from teammates, rival players and coaches as well as from media members, friends and family members.
"That guy was very important to the game as a cultural icon," says former Los Angeles Rams defensive end Fred Dryer, Namath's teammate in 1977. "He brought professional football into the television era and with it a whole degree of excitement."
After a star high school career in Beaver Falls, Pa., he earned national recognition at Alabama (including leading the Crimson Tide to a 17-0 victory over OU in the 1963 Orange Bowl). He signed with the Jets after negotiating an unprecedented deal at the time, including a car and a home for his mother, worth $427,000.
His off-the-field activities brought him even more notoriety in the New York media market. They included nightclub carousing, owning a club that Commissioner Pete Rozelle later forced him to sell, movie and TV appearances, numerous romances, colorful wardrobes and a failed marriage. Namath laughs when reminiscing about wearing pantyhose for a commercial.
The documentary doesn't shy away from Namath's lifelong battle with alcohol. Embarrassing incidents include him offering his ABC boss a beer early in the morning of his only season as a "Monday Night Football" analyst in 1985 and kissing ESPN sideline reporter Suzy Kolber in 2003 after slurring his words during an interview.
Near the end of the program, Namath tears up during a segment when he returns to Beaver Falls for a celebration of the school's 1960 state championship.
"Something's been guiding me around throughout my life," Namath said. "I keep saying I'm a lucky guy."


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Vancouver city councilors unanimously approved a plan Monday to move forward with development of a waterfront park that the city hopes will one day anchor a new multiuse development area along the Columbia River.
Jeanne Harris, whose successor will be chosen by voters in Tuesday's election, noted that one of her first actions on council was to back the revamping of Esther Short Park.
"And this will be one of my last," said Harris, who did not advance out of the primary.
Harris was in agreement with fellow councilors that the park could become a desirable location that might draw in future business and residential development. Further, she said, it will be a boon for the community.
"It creates a gathering place for us," she said. "This is an important legacy for Vancouver."
The park plan is part of a larger vision to improve Vancouver's waterfront area along the Columbia River. In 2012, the city began work on a $45 million Columbia River waterfront access project that punched its way through the BNSF Railway berm in two spots south of City Hall.
As planned, the park would be 7.3 acres and include a 14-foot-wide paved extension of the Waterfront Renaissance Trail; new performance spaces, community gathering spaces and a "festival lawn." Also planned are a multipurpose, programmable plaza; overlooks and seating with river views; an artificial beach; a fishing pier; an improved, stabilized shoreline; and public art and interpretive signs that describe the history of the Columbia River.
The city has yet to sign contracts on the project, and city officials have said the park's construction likely won't begin until 2015.
The approval of the plan also authorizes a series of development permits, and while several of those allow 20 years for development, City Manager Eric Holmes said the city's intent "is to move as swiftly as possible" as it will be "vigorously pursuing a variety of funding sources."
For more information on the city's continued waterfront development, visit this city website.


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Every religious tradition stands in some tension with its society, legitimizing some things in terms of a larger eternal context, but in the process challenging others, sometimes deeply. As NeoPagan religions increase in America this same pattern is developing. This essay explores how the logic of Pagan religion leads us to question the legitimacy of some important contemporary institutions, particularly the joint stock corporation, and with this questioning, the way our society views the world.
More deeply than most religions, NeoPagans legitimize and honor the goodness of this world, the sacred immanence that shines through all things. Consequently, from a Pagan perspective living well in our world requires observing appropriate ethical and moral relationships. This insight cannot help but lead us to criticize attitudes treating this world as noting but a means for human ends....
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The next book you read could change your life…it just has to find you first.
With the physical spaces devoted to the browsing and inquiry of books becoming rarer and rarer, it's hard to know where to go and who to ask to find the next great book to read. Quality book reviews and book recommendations are now more important than ever. And in a time when anyone and everyone are offering their opinions, how do you know who to trust?
We have the solution: In the Stacks is creating an application that will aggregate book recommendations by some of the most authoritative sources on the topic — librarians from around the world. Users will get top picks for their bookshelf based on preferences and expert data generated by a Librarian Brain database. The ITS book recommender product will debut at the mobile app pavilion at the American Library Association conference in San Francisco in June 2015. Since the average cost to build an app is $6453 (TechCrunch, January 2014) and the exhibitor cost at ALA's mobile app pavilion is $800, $7253 is the minimum amount we aim to raise. (Update: In the Stacks is also demo-ing our product at BookExpo America StartUp Alley in May 2015, and we've added $1000 in expenses to participate in this oportunity, for a total funding goal of $8253).
How the project started
I started doing video book reviews in graduate school and now 5 years later, I'm a librarian and my video book review website is still going strong with almost 200 episodes. My team and I would like to re-energize our project by creating this app that allows people to find their next favorite book right from their phone.
How it works
When users log into their application, their book preferences are combined with librarian book recommendations to generate a list of top book picks, just for them.
We want to give people someone they can rely on as a trusted source for book recommendations. Librarians are the most authoritative literary source, and our users can go to In the Stacks for their next great read.
We want to strengthen and grow our product in order to get it out to more people, in more places, in a more advanced way. Your feedback on In the Stacks is important to us. Please, help librarians build a revolutionary app that they can turn to for advice every time they walk into a bookstore or library, or shop online. Your support is essential to our success. If you think In the Stacks is useful, interesting, or important, we're asking you to please: support it, use it, and share it with your friends and family.
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In September 2008 the average price of regular gas in our state was $3.88. Today the average is $2.36.
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A bit cheeky I know but, is there anyone in the UK going to be online just after 9am tomorrow morning .... Friday 2nd October?
I will be at work but need an ADR for New Years Eve. I had difficulty getting my Christmas ADR's so would like to be in with the best shot at booking this just after the online reservations opens at 9am.


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Vince McMahon downplaying ratings
It is no secret that television ratings have been in a decline for WWE over the years. When asked about that recently, Vince McMahon downplayed its importance. He stated that other television shows on the USA Network are seeing similar declines, some having larger declines than Monday Night Raw. McMahon also stated that times have changed, as a lot of people are no longer watching television like they used to because we are now in a digital age.
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WWE getting edgy again
Since the ratings have been tanking as of late, Vince Russo believes that executives from the USA Network will force WWE to produce an edgier product that might be able to bring back a good portion of the viewers that left. Vince McMahon is the one that wants a children friendly product but his hands could be forced if network executives feel that the formula is no longer working.
December 1, 2015
WWE new advertisers
Since they are bringing Smackdown over to their network, NBC Universal has worked hard with Vince McMahon and WWE to increase the amount of advertisers that are on board. Thus far, their collective efforts have brought in 37 new advertisers. While that is good news, there is still a lot of concerns as the ratings have been dropping. If it keeps dropping, then there is a fear of losing those advertisers in the near future.
November 4, 2015
Low WWE ratings
Whenever television ratings go down, Vince McMahon and his paranoia go up. He is in that mood nowadays because his numbers have been declining at a rapid rate. There is a fear within WWE that if the ratings drop below 2.0, which is not that far off, then USA Network executives are going to come calling with some questions. At that point, McMahon is going to make life a living hell for the people who are around him backstage.
October 3, 2015
WWE low ratings
When it comes to television ratings, Vince McMahon is probably one of the most paranoid people in the entertainment industry. It is being said that he is going crazy backstage nowadays because WWE has seen a drop in their numbers. To combat this, the CEO is reaching into his pockets and bringing in the heavy hitters. Brock Lesnar and Undertaker are being added to several episodes of Monday Night Raw.
September 30, 2015
Total Divas on Tuesday
It is no secret that Total Divas has become quite a bit for WWE and the E! Network. The business relationship has worked out well for all involved. After doing some extensive market research, the decision has been made to move the series from Sunday night to Tuesday night. Some of the network executives feel that it would produce even higher ratings on that day. Vince McMahon also does not like it competing with his pay per view events.
May 21, 2015
Monday Night Raw viewers
WWE discovered some disturbing news when they checked the ratings for Monday Night Raw this week. The show lost more than 1.5 million viewers in the span of seven days. The company has trouble keeping people interested after Wrestlemania. This does not sit well with Vince McMahon. A lot of wrestling fans opted to watch the season finale of Better Call Saul and the NCAA Championship game between Duke and Wisconsin.
April 7, 2015
WWE ratings drop
A good amount of concern has encompassed those backstage in WWE this week when the ratings came out. Vince McMahon was surprised to find out that approximately 600,000 viewers turned away from the latest episode of Monday Night Raw, despite there being hope that Sting would show up in person to respond to Triple H and his challenge. The show was up against the series premiere episodes of Better Call Saul, and that played a factor.
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I don't understand why the economy and the employment situation is not improving. The president (who I voted for) emphasizes the importance of re-energizing the national economy and creating family-wage jobs. Elected representatives and senators, regardless of party affiliation, have all stressed the need for a vibrant economy and decreased unemployment. The governors of 49 states and state legislatures (only booming North Dakota is the possible exception) have similarly committed to this essential agenda. Elected commissioners and council members in thousands of counties and cities across the country are in office because they campaigned on the need for more jobs to get local economies back on track.
In spite of the efforts of all these public servants to make substantial improvement, it has not happened. The economy remains in a state of volatile limbo and unemployment remains around 9 percent and more.
Obviously elected officials are incapable of remedying this situation. Why? It seems to me to be because of their allegiance to their preferred political party mantras preventing working together, finding compromise solutions. As taxpayers we compensate these elected officials with generous salaries and benefits. It also seems to me that we taxpayers are not getting much in return for our investment in our leaders because of their intransigence.
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UCLA avenges last year's loss to USC
LOS ANGELES – All week, UCLA guard Lazeric Jones did a slow burn over the Bruins' last trip to Galen Center.
About how UCLA embarrassed itself in an 11-point loss. How the Trojans rubbed it in by basically doing a victory lap on the court through the game's final minute. How the Bruins embarrassed themselves further when center Joshua Smith gave verbally abusive Trojan fans the finger and then ripped the officiating crew.
All of it boiled over as Jones gathered his teammates around him in a pregame huddle Sunday.
Call it his Win One for the Flipper speech.
"Remember how it looked, remember how it felt," Jones later recalled saying. "It felt terrible to walk out of here and basically disgrace Westwood like that."
The Bruins (10-7 overall, 3-2 Pac-12) returned to Westwood on Sunday night 66-47 victors over USC at Galen Center. With a third consecutive victory, they are perhaps the hottest team in a Pac-12 race from which a favorite has yet to emerge.
UCLA shot 51 percent from the field while holding the Trojans (5-13, 0-5) to 36 percent and dominated USC on the boards, 44-19, en route to the biggest Bruins victory at USC since 1999.
UCLA forward Travis Wear finished with 19 points and eight rebounds, both game highs, while twin brother David added 13 points and seven boards. Jones followed his pregame speech with a statement game: 15 points, five assists and a steal.
"This is definitely a big confidence booster," David Wear said. "Our confidence is high right now. We feel like we're moving in the right direction and we're really starting to come together."
Sunday night the rallying point was last year's humiliating loss on the same floor.
"We got embarrassed out here last year," Smith said. We had a bad taste in our mouth."
The Bruins chewed up and then spit out Trojans with a 22-4 run over the course of 11:16 in the first half that broke the game open, 24-10, with 4:30 left to until halftime.
With a 21-7 advantage on the glass and the Bruins' man-to-man pressure creating a series of fast break opportunities, UCLA shot 64 percent from the field in the first half while limiting the Trojans to 29.2 percent shooting.
"We really stepped on the gas," Travis Wear said.
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Moving abroad to a new country means that you are highly likely to encounter new cultures, peoples and situations that are completely alien to you as a Brit. Some things that we may believe as polite can be mistaken for extreme rudeness in other cultures; everyday things can be considered as completely disrespectful. Here we list just some of the big cultural blunders that you should avoid, many are silly and downright daft but some could cost you your life!
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The Nigerian striker has landed in Guangdong to finalise his switch to the Far East, which Fuli's vice chairman says is "99 per cent done"Nigeria international Yakubu Aiyegbeni is poised to complete his €6million move to Chinese club Guangzhou Fuli after landing in China earlier this week.
The representatives of the 29-year-old Blackburn Rovers striker, who scored 17 goals in the Premier League last season, have been negotiating the deal with Guangzhou Fuli for the past week.
Yakubu has now landed in Guangdong to finalise the move, which Fuli vice chairman Lu Yi said was "99 per cent done".
"We are in final talks with him, and the negotiation is almost done. The job is 99 per cent done," Lu told Xinhua.
"If nothing goes wrong with the final one per cent, we will start doing the registration in the Chinese league for him."
Lu also said the club have chased Yakubu, who is their first choice during the Chinese transfer window, for the past "two months".
Fuli are currently fourth in China's Super League after winning promotion to the top flight last term.
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Richard Fazio said he understands there's good fishing off the bank at Tena Bar, the sandy Columbia River beach downstream of Vancouver that has been in his family's ownership since the 1950s.
That is why in the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s, Fazio and his brothers allowed public access to their mile of shoreline for just 25 cents a day, collecting enough money to do a bit of road maintenance.
That is why the Fazios have allowed a private club of senior-age anglers called the Sand Tampers to use the beach for $50 a year, provided each member signs an agreement waiving the right to sue in the case of an accident.
But the Fazios also operate a 14-acre sand-mining operation at Tena Bar and understand the huge insurance liability they face if someone on their land gets hurt or killed.
So Richard Fazio, 64, the youngest of three surviving brothers, has the unenviable task of telling trespassers at Tena Bar that they have to leave.
"I don't like it, but I don't know what else to do," he said.
Actually, the bar has been closed to the public — except the Sand Tampers — since the 1980s.
"Since Frenchmen's Bar (slightly upstream) became a county park, this has become much more of a recreation area," Fazio said. "In the last three or four years, we've gotten more and more people showing up, camping, staying two or three days, drinking and leaving garbage."
The federal Mine Safety Health Administration requires a fence around the sand mine. But fences get cut and "no trespassing" signs are torn down.
"I've got liability issues," he said. "If people get with 20 or 30 feet of the edge of the sand bank, it could collapse. We have potential fatalities. I can't take that risk."
So, Tena Bar, except at low water levels, is off limits.
Anglers called the state Department of Natural Resources complaining that the Fazios put a fence on public land.
A survey for the Fazios by Minister & Glaeser Surveying of Vancouver determined the family owns down to 4.385 feet Columbia River Datum.
Steven Ivey, aquatic land surveyor for the state Department of Natural Resources, said Tuesday he was asked to review the survey and found no flaws.
Columbia River Datum is the measuring stick used by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration to determine river height.
Ivey said the line of mean high tide is normally the boundary used to determine privately owned uplands and publicly owned beach.
The Columbia River is complicated due to the interplay of tidal influence and streamflow released out of Bonneville Dam, Ivey said.
Because dredge spoils are intermittently deposited at Tena Bar, the boundary is not determined at the vegetation line, he said.
"At the Fazios, it's complicated and site-specific," Ivey said.
The Columbia drops to 4.38 feet in July and mostly stays below that height until about Thanksgiving, according to tables compiled by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
Only the beach lower than 4.38 feet is public.
"These people would tell me it's public property," Fazio said. "Now, I know where the boundaries are. It's private. I feel like I've got a bullseye on back. If someone gets hurt, I'm liable."
"We're asking people nicely to leave," he added. "They can go to Frenchmen's Bar or Caterpillar Island, which is owned by DNR. There's public land at Davis Bar, too."


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This is a worldbuilding exercise for my OCs. ^^ Some kind people on tumblr asked me questions about my characters and I answered them! Hope you enjoy them. <3
Oh wow, I really dig those characters and that world... I really hope you make a comic for them, this has so much potential...
You should do a Q&A about yourself! Though I'm not sure how creepy of a request that is. @x@
Oh I like this, I didn't even know about any of these characters but now I'm glad I can understand then when I DO see them
Your characters are all so adorable and charming I'M GONNA DIEEEE! ;_; Are Branks, Coffin and Soursoup children? Or do they just look that small compared to Cadaverish? XD
wonderful!!! that sounds so interesting!
Hahaha free entry to the mercury pools every other Wednesday? XD Is that like their version of a spa? That is so funny! This is so wonderful! I'm so excited omigosh : D
Ooohh your characters are so interesting! 8D