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Kate Winslet and Sam Mendes Plot Romantic Vacation to Save Marriage
Actress Kate Winslet and director Sam Mendes are attempting to save their marriage with a romantic summer break, according to a U.K. report. The stars made headlines when they announced in March that their seven-year marriage had come to an end earlier this year.
The split seemed to be amicable - both of them stepped out together for a family day out with their six-year-old son Joe and Mia Honey, Winslet's nine-year-old daughter from her first marriage to Jim Threapleton, just weeks after the news was announced. And the former couple is reportedly planning to take time out of the spotlight to head to their Gloucestershire, England manor house to work on their relationship - in the hope they can find "the spark" in their romance again.
A source tells Britain's Sunday Express, "Sam hasn't any film commitments at the moment so they are going to stay at the house with the children this summer and see if they can reignite their spark. Sam has always been able to walk away from girlfriends before but now there are children involved he wants to see if he can work it out with Kate."
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This page contains Gangstar: West Coast Hustle Hints for iPhone - iPad called "Less police" and has been posted or updated on Aug 22, 2010 by The Clarke.
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- Genre: Action Adventure
- Release: Aug 20, 2009
- ESRB: Teen
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Tap the map, tap "Services", then tap "Corruption". You can "buy" less badges, and the police will not come after you. It costs $1,500 to get rid of one badge. This may make some missions easier.
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Toronto has issued an "Extreme Cold Weather Alert," warning residents to beware the perils of frigid temperatures now gripping the city.
The alert issued by the City of Toronto Monday morning "is in effect until further notice."
In the event of such alerts, the city ramps up efforts to protect the people most vulnerable to the cold.
Measures include:
- easing of rules at homeless shelters, so that people are not turned away without alternate accommodations
- the opening of 172 additional overnight shelter spaces
- an increase in overnight outreach on downtown streets
- distribution of TTC tokens at some drop-in centres
An alert is typically issued when Environment Canada predicts a temperature of -15 C or lower, without wind chill.
According to the agency's latest forecast, the temperature is expected to dip to -13 C overnight Monday.
Forecasters are calling for the cold trend to continue throughout the week, with temperatures hitting a low of -20 C on Wednesday night.
Anyone seeking information on accessing city services during the Extreme Cold Weather Alert can call the city's 311 telephone information line, or contact the Central Intake line directly at 1-877-338 3398.
The Streets to Homes Assessment and Referral Centre located at the intersection of Peter and Richmond Streets is also open 24 hours a day. People who want a respite from the cold, but do not want a shelter bed are invited to visit there anytime.
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Wallabies winger Digby Ioane says fullback Kurtley Beale is primed for a big performance in his return Test against Wales in Sydney on Saturday.
Beale has an assault charge hanging over his head but has been cleared to make his playing return after overcoming a shoulder injury.
The Wallabies boast a potent and experienced back three for the dead-rubber Test at Allianz Stadium, and Ioane says Beale instills confidence in the Australian attack.
"When you play beside him he's one of those guys that can read the game really well, so working off Kurtley he can actually put you through gaps," said Ioane on Thursday.
"That's why I like playing alongside him.
"He's ready. Today he was training the house down.
"I'm looking forward to playing with him again."
Wallabies captain David Pocock said earlier in the week that at 2-0 up, he'd like to see the side add some more fluency to their attack in the final match - before players return to Super Rugby.
Although the Rugby Championship is still a few weeks away, Ioane said it was important Australia continued to lay a solid foundation for the upcoming Tests against southern hemisphere powerhouses New Zealand and South Africa, as well as Argentina.
The match-winner from game two in Melbourne, Mike Harris, has been dropped for the third Test and Ioane said that gave some indication of the growing depth in the Wallabies squad.
"Definitely. We've been without guys like Kurtley Beale and James O'Connor and these other guys are coming through, which is good for Australia," Ioane said.
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New York Times begins to erect paywall
The New York Times, part of Rupert Murdoch's media empire that includes the Wall Street Journal, The Times, the Sun and... er... MySpace, has begun taking steps to erect a paywall around the site that would mean that visitors would have to pony up cash to view the paper's contents.
Starting in early 2011, the paper will limit readers to just a few articles every month before they'll be asked to pay a fee to get unlimited access. It's not yet clear how much it'll cost, how many articles will be 'free' and what the response from the New York Times' substantial readership will be. Many analysts have expressed doubt that fickle readers won't just turn elsewhere for content.
Other papers in the Murdoch empire, the Financial Times and the Wall Street Journal, already charge readers to access articles. The Financial Times gives users 10 free articles per month before demanding payment, and the Wall Street Journal makes certain editorial content only available to paid users. Neither paper has released in-depth figures on how the experiment is performing.
"It underscores the value of what we do — trustworthy, aggressively reported professional journalism, which is an increasingly rare and precious thing", said Bill Keller, the executive editor of the paper. "And it gives us a second way to sustain that hard, expensive work, in addition to our healthy advertising revenue".
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Here are some wallpapers from the October 2010 mag with Gonzo from the Krook3d article and Collin Provost.
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This lupine is endemic to pumice flats near southern Mono Lake. Unfortunately it was not growing at any of our stops, so here is a fuzzy shot from the car!
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andersoni or polyphylla.
I love the tiny leaves of the Lupinus lyallii (Dwarf Mountain Lupine).
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Lakka Is A Linux OS That Converts Any Computer Into A Gaming Console
It's time to go to your basement, clean your dusty old PC and make it ready for something fun. Using the lightweight Linux distro Lakka, you can turn that old pal into a retro gaming machine. This ready-to-install system is derived from OpenELEC, a version of Kodi home theater software. The OS also acts as a DIY retro emulation console based upon the RetroArch emulator software.
The strength of Lakka lies in the wide range of hardware it supports and useful feature like Braid-like rewinding, video streaming, and joypad hotplug. Once installed on your SD card, it is easy to set up and runs all your favorite vintage games.
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Fight Night 2013 warriors revealed!
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Pressure is building on the Canterbury Earthquakes Royal Commission to have a closer look at a Christchurch fraudster who appears to have misled the commission.
The Press last week revealed that Canterbury Television building construction manager Gerald Shirtcliff, now 67, faked a bachelor of engineering degree and stole the identity of a qualified engineer.
The building collapsed in February last year with the loss of 115 lives.
Shirtcliff's evidence to the commission last month suggested he visited the site no more than once a month to carry out his supervisory duties.
The disclosures also raise questions about the truth of his evidence. He told the commission he was a "graduate civil engineer" with experience supervising construction projects in South Africa. Neither claim appears to be true.
Families of people who were killed in the building collapse have called for a closer look at Shirtcliff's evidence, and Canterbury MPs yesterday supported the call.
But there appeared to be little official action on the revelations yesterday.
Royal commission executive director Justine Gilliland said the commission was satisfied it had sufficient evidence about Shirtcliff's role in the construction of the CTV building.
"This includes evidence from Mr Shirtcliff himself and others involved in the project, including the site foreman, Mr William Jones," she said. "It also heard evidence about Mr Shirtcliff's subsequent conviction for fraud. It does not consider that it needs anything further to enable it to respond to the terms of reference in the report to be delivered to the Governor-General later this year."
Police district commander Gary Knowles would not comment yesterday, saying he had not read The Press story.
Labour MP Clayton Cosgrove said the new information would leave families of the deceased "scratching their heads". "If this guy faked a degree and stole someone's identity and supervised the construction of the building, the families will want to be sure that every aspect of his evidence has been vigorously examined and investigated," he said.
Green Party MP Eugenie Sage said the "comprehensive" information in The Press story severely damaged Shirtcliff's credibility, and she hoped the commission would look at the new material seriously.
Under cross-examination, Shirtcliff told the commission last month he had changed his name to Will Fisher "for personal reasons" by deed poll in Australia.
The Press investigation found Will Fisher was the name of a young English engineer with whom Shirtcliff worked in South Africa in 1968-69.
The real Will Fisher gained his bachelor's degree at the University of Sheffield in England, and Shirtcliff used a copy of that degree to launch an engineering career in Australia.
When Shirtcliff's lawyer objected to the questioning of Shirtcliff at the inquiry last month, commission chairman Justice Cooper said issues affecting Shirtcliff's credibility were "highly relevant".
Counsel assisting the commission Mark Zarifeh suggested to Shirtcliff: "You didn't do enough in that supervisory or mentoring role. If you had, some of those issues [building defects] would have been picked up."
Shirtcliff said he did what he was required to do at the time.
The commission's findings are due to be delivered to the Governor-General by November 12.
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2. Pedro also tells Tita that he just wants to have a chance to be ___________.
(a) Happy
(b) A father
(c) A good husband
(d) Near her
3. Gertrudis' body produces a __________ as she begins to feel intense feelings which are new to her.
(a) Song of joy
(b) Mist of pink
(c) Sauce from her hands
(d) Pink, rose-scented sweat
4. What kind of sauce does Tita make which is simply exquisite?
(a) Rose petal sauce
(b) Quail feather
(c) Zucchini
(d) Tomato
5. Gertrudis runs away, _____________, in the field after the fire begins.
(a) Naked
(b) With Tita
(c) Maniacally
(d) Dressed up
6. Who does Pedro bring with him when he goes to visit the women in the kitchen?
(a) His mother
(b) His uncle
(c) His father
(d) His brother
7. What color do the roses Pedro brings to Tita turn when she holds them?
(a) Red
(b) White
(c) Pink
(d) Yellow
8. The heat from Gertrudis' body ignites the wood of the ___________.
(a) Tub
(b) Kitchen
(c) Bedroom
(d) Hallway
9. Tita wonders who will _______________ if she does not have any daughters of her own.
(a) Cook
(b) Take care of her
(c) Sing to her
(d) Make a home for her
10. Who comes to gather up Tita at Mama's request?
(a) John
(b) A priest
(c) A soldier
(d) Pedro
11. Who is helping Tita make the wedding cake for Pedro and his new wife?
(a) Rosaura
(b) Gertrudis
(c) Mama
(d) Nacha
12. What will not thicken as a result of Tita's many tears?
(a) Sauce
(b) Tea
(c) Cake batter
(d) Icing
13. What is the one thing Tita is upset the people from #79 stole when they came to the ranch?
(a) Oak tree
(b) Cooking pots
(c) Doves
(d) Grain bundles
14. What does Tita do that makes her run away from Mama?
(a) Break a window
(b) Break the mixing bowl
(c) Flirt with Pedro
(d) Scream
15. Who will be furious if Tita is not found in the kitchen as she was directed to be?
(a) Gertrudis
(b) Chechna
(c) Mama
(d) Pedro
Short Answer Questions
1. ______________ warns Pedro and Tita to keep their heads about them.
2. Pedro sees Tita bending over the ______________ and he is mesmerized.
3. Who frantically announces that Rosaura has gone into labor?
4. What did other medical practitioners try to do for his sick relative from #98?
5. John's grandmother ended up helping his great great ________________.
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Lately I have been starting to run in the mornings again (you can thank Samantha's post on How to Stay Healthy All Summer Long for this new trend) which has lead to me rushing through my morning breakfast routine. As you may know, breakfast is the most important meal of the day and I realized that even though I was working out in the AMs, if I am not nourishing my body properly than my efforts of working in the morning are not nearly as effective as they should be! This is why I decided to go on the hunt for a quick and healthy breakfast option that could give me the nutrients my body needs with little to no effort required from me in the AM.
The first place I always look when I am trying a new recipe is my box of stray notecards that I used to write recipes on (this may or may not have been a DIY project gone horribly wrong...) and that is when I found my cinnamon protein muffins recipe. I cannot for the life of my figure out the original source, but I assure you I did not create this recipe and it came from a book at one point in time (probably one of these). After reviewing the recipe I knew I wanted to throw a couple apples into the mix because K & I have more apples than we will ever be able to eat right now and cinnamon and apples just go so well together, so really, what could go wring?!! I quickly looked up a few comparable recipes on Pinterest to make sure I do not totally destroy this recipe by added a fruit element and then I was off to the races! The results are AMAZING. So delicious, low calorie, and completely prepared for the rest of the week!
99 Calorie | Apple Cinnamon Protein Muffins
½ cup granulated sugar
¾ cup unsweetened applesauce
2 cups Whole Wheat flour
2 teaspoons baking soda
1/2 teaspoon plus a pinch of salt
1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1/2 teaspoon ground nutmeg
2 medium apples, peeled, cored, quartered, then diced
2 large eggs
1 cup Greek yogurt
1/2 cup (1 stick) unsalted butter, melted
¼ cup Cinnamon
¼ cup Brown Sugar
- Preheat oven to 400 degrees & grease muffin pan
- Whisk together sugar, applesauce, flour, baking soda, salt, cinnamon, nutmeg, & apples
- In a separate bowl mix together eggs, greek yogurt & butter
- Fold all ingredients together until well mixed
- Fill greased muffin tin with ¾ cup mix
- Bake for 15-20 min, or until each muffin passes the toothpick test
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I was thrilled to have a 4-hour cooking class with Chef Dominique while vacationing in Paris. I happened to be the only one who had signed up for that day, so it was an extra bonus to have the time to pick Dominique's brain about French foods and cooking techniques. He is truly a Master Chef! The class exceeded all my expectations! We made delicious food that I could then go home and replicate for my family and friends. Definitely choose the option to go to the market with the chef, not just prepare and eat. It was a delight to watch Dominique interact with the vendors and talk about how to choose the right fish and vegetable for our meal. Next trip to Paris will find me signing up for another class!!
Fantastic cooking class!!! I have cooked two of the four things we learned. The chef spoke great English and we were able to meet his family because it was a holiday. We really lucked out because there were only 2 of us that day.
EXACTLY the experience we were looking for! From the moment we arrived Chef Dominique was nothing but friendly and hospitable. After a nice chat over espresso we headed across the street to the farmer's market to gather fresh ingredients for our meal. Chef took the time to walk us through what local life is like and was sure to accommodate our food preferences. While preparing the meal he carefully walked us through each step and made it interactive to ensure we were learning as we went. We also appreciated we made dishes we would actually make in real life on an average week night and not something just for special occasions which we'd be less likely to make again. His beautiful daughter joined us for the finished product and we enjoyed the meal together. Thank you Chef Dominique!
We had an excellent experience with chef Fred who shared lots of tips with us and made sure everyone participated in the preparation of our meal. Highly recommended.
Great time. Fred is a great instructor. Taught out group some simple techniques we had never seen that will make cooking easier and better in the future. Also gave us a lot of great tips and best practices. In the end, we made a 3 course meal that we sat down for and was delicious. I would do it again as he always uses different recipes from his 25 year career in the restaurant industry in Paris.
The company was delightful, exploring the market was fun and interesting, the food was delicious, the recipes doable and innovative, the chef--Fred--charming and informative. All in all, a great experience.
This was a wonderful and tasty experience!! Marthe walked us through the market as she bought what we needed for our meal. She gave us time to stop at different stands and browse/buy things. The cooking portion of the day was back at her apartment. She did an excellent job of walking us through what we needed to do and let us actually do the cooking. Very hands-on! And oh my goodness - the resulting meal was DELICIOUS! She also sent us the recipes via email after the class, so we didn't have to worry about taking notes. This is a must-do!
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Excellent experience.. Chef Dury did a wonderful job of picking ingredients and the end product was delicious. I am looking forward to getting the recipes soon :-
Lovely morning shopping with our chef and cooking the produce for a delicious lunch. Dominique generously shared his cooking tips, recipes, knowledge of local produce, as well as some recommendations for food-shopping and restaurants in the area we were staying.
One of our favorite activities of our trip, we had a great time learning and tasting French cuisine. Our host was Frederic, who took us to the local market and picked out fresh ingredients what we liked to customize the meal we made with another couple. The meal itself was delicious, although we probably could have done a little more participating. Would highly recommend!
This class was even better than I expected. We were a small group, learned about how the french shop at the open markets and plan their meals. I learned many useful techniques and recipes and met some wonderful people.
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This was an excellent class with chef Dominique. He has a casual but highly professional approach and quickly put us at ease even though we had little experience of cooking. We produced a great meal for lunch.
We had a great time in our class. My husband and I ended up being the only ones there so we got a private lesson! We learned a lot in a little bit of time and we actually still use what we learned. I can't wait to do this again!
Great for couples. My husband only cok when we are traveling and are at cooking school. I always take pictures to remind him of his abilities when home
I loved every bit of this cooking class with Frederic. I would most certainly recommend his class as being one to take for a French cooking experience.
This cooking class with Marthe was just what we were looking for to connect with Paris, it's food, and it's people. We have a small group ( 3 couples) of Americans cooking and sharing in an apartment of a true French chef. Marthe was wonderful and well prepared for us. Fun for all skill levels.
BEST cooking class I have ever done. Fred was wonderful. He took us by bus to his local market where we walked through all the magnificent produce. There we discussed what we would like to eat for lunch and Fred bought market food to compliment our requests. HIGHLY RECOMMEND. EXCELLENT
We had a great time cooking, talking and learning new recipes and techniques. I loved that Marthe shared her favorite paris haunts!
Chef Frederic was delightful, quite knowledgeable and prepared an awesome menu. His apartment and kitchem were very comfortable with a beautiful view of Paris. This class is a must.
Dominique and his family were fantastic. A friendly informative experience showcasing French culture and cooking
It was a great experience and a very good cooking class, just for me probably because of low season. We went to the local market, just across the street from Frederiques place, and purchased the ingredients, The availability of different products of all kinds was impressive, and a very local experience. I totally recommend not just the cooking class, but contracting the market visit as well. It was an excellent meal, I learned a lot, and had very nice and interesting conversation with Frederick. Very nice person and of course a very professional and good chef. Five stars all the way!!!!
it was a very lovely experience. Chef Dominique was quite welcoming and happy to have us. We were quite lucky that our class only had 3 people so we probably got to do a bit more than just watch. Im thinking with a full class of 8, maybe thats all you get to do. Loved the market! It is only on Wed and Sat so I would recommend those days although Chef has a different market to attend if the open market isnt right outside his door on those days. The food was delicious and very medieval French in that we used dried fruits and such. Really a nice, nice weekend. A good time.
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Laura Seitz, Laura Seitz, Deseret News
LAYTON — It isn't every day you see a military medic working in a civilian hospital, but a handful of Air Force reservists are now using a Utah hospital for training.
This being their first time working in a civilian hospital, five airmen from Massachusetts' Westover Air Force Base's 439th Aeromedical Staging Squadron are getting the hands-on experience they need to be prepared for deployment.
They won't be dealing with battle casualties during their two-week visit to Davis Hospital and Medical Center, but the five airmen expect to be busy during the upcoming holiday weekend.
"It's not that different from a military hospital, but they have been very welcoming to us," said Airman 1st Class Rozlyn Edwards. The 26-year-old plans to attend nursing school but said she really wants to make a difference to soldiers fighting overseas.
Davis Hospital is only the second civilian hospital in the country to open its doors to military training, a need that has arisen as many training opportunities at military hospitals are overbooked. The training partnership began at Southwest General Hospital, a sister IASIS Healthcare facility in San Antonio, last year. The success of the program there led to its expansion at Davis Hospital.
"Training for our military medical personnel is a fundamental priority, and Davis Hospital is helping us keep our personnel on top in terms of the latest medical training," said Col. Robert Swain, a 439th airlift wing commander. "With Hill Air Force Base next door, Davis Hospital has a superb understanding of our needs and has been a great partner."
Swain said the focus of their training is keeping the reservists up to date on hospital and emergency procedures so they will be ready for deployment, whenever they are needed.
"We are hoping to be deployed soon," said 1st Lt. Michelle Camano. She said she volunteered to join the squad "so I could help soldiers who are wounded fighting for the freedoms that I enjoy."
The reservists visiting Utah, Camano said, have had the opportunity of shadowing doctors and nurses, as well as helping firsthand in emergencies and other routine but necessary procedures, such as blood draws, electrocardiograms, starting IVs and learning the admitting processes.
They are spending time in the emergency room, intensive care unit, wound care, surgery and phlebotomy departments, along with the cardiac catheterization laboratory.
The 170-member squadron is capable of staffing a 250-bed medical and surgical unit, much like a M.A.S.H. hospital, at a moment's notice.
Two weeks out of every year, the medics are required to work in a hospital setting to "refresh and recertify" their skills, said Senior Airman Patrick Shinoda. While there, each must perform 80 different tasks involving direct patient care.
Other than that, they spend a weekend each month in a classroom setting, using computers to help them brush up on medical technique. However, each of them is already a certified health care professional, some having finished school.
Shinoda said he's always wanted to be a part of the military, but his parents required school first. He said the hands-on training is critical to his job.
"It provides people who don't normally work in a medical environment an opportunity to get experience in dealing with patients," Shinoda said.
"It's the least we can do to support those who work to protect us," said Davis Hospital CEO Michael Jensen. He said it is "an honor" to have the medics on site, and he hopes the program continues.
"We intend to do this more — as much as the military needs," he said. "The military is so important to us as a community. (The airmen) are a part of our military family here."
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Wonderful!!! And a truly ingenious system, although I would have liked it to remain a mystery (but curious me couldn't look away).
… and now I want book vending machines, too!
Craig sez, "The Biblio-Mat is a random book dispenser built by Craig Small for The Monkey's Paw, an idiosyncratic antiquarian bookshop in Toronto. Biblio-Mat books, which vary widely in size and subject matter, cost two dollars. The machine was conceived as an artful alternative to the ubiquitous and often ignored discount sidewalk bin. When a customer puts coins into it, the Biblio-Mat dramatically whirrs and vibrates as the machine is set in motion. The ring of an old telephone bell enhances the thrill when the customer's mystery book is delivered with a satisfying clunk into the receptacle below."
The BIBLIO-MAT (Thanks, Craig!)
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Wonderful!!! And a truly ingenious system, although I would have liked it to remain a mystery (but curious me couldn't look away).
… and now I want book vending machines, too!
Excellent idear.
This should come with a gamble feature.
One first edition Virginia Woolf…two first edition Virginia Woolves…awww, airport Jackie Collins! XD
I think it *IS* a gamble feature. I wish there was one near me, I'd use the daylights out of it.
Damn! I thought I knew all the really cool independent bookstores in Toronto.
I wonder how it can tell to drop just one book, given that the books are all different thicknesses, weights, sizes, and so forth.
I could blow through a couple hundred bucks on that thing way, way too fast. . .
A sensor on the way out of the slide. Once something begins to fall… stop movin the book pile up!
I read the title and went 'damn that's cool wish it was local' then lowered my eyes ever so slightly and discovered IT WAS!
I love collecting old books, this is PERFECT!!
I am seeking a rare manuscript entitled "The King in Yellow." I am most keen in acquiring it and studying it for the purposes of producing a play.
It is a fearful thing to fall into the hands of the living God!
I put in my money hoping for a copy of "The King In Yellow", too.
Much to my disappointment I got some morbid old Brit thing called "The Courier's Tragedy" – which I dropped off in the Goodwill pickup box on my way home. Two bucks down the drain…..
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I'm happy to report that the biblio-mat is as wonderful as described. I was in Toronto last weekend and had the pleasure of hearing it whirr and thunk. The owner and I were both surprised that I already had a copy of the resulting book. I am equally (and pleasantly) surprised to see the biblio-mat in my morning boingboing perusal. Lovely bookshop by the way…
I just used this when I visited Toronto last weekend! Really cool idea. The owner of the store said that it needs to be calibrated, as earlier that week someone put in a coin and it spit out several books. So it is sort like a slot machine.
Ummm…not sure I want a surprise from anyplace called Monkey's Paw. Historically, that hasn't been a great deal.
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Not-lifelong-Republican John Lott addresses Obama's gun rights record
Obama knows he's weak on guns. Real weak. He's setting up a bunch of "lifelong Republicans" and astroturf Zumbos* like the American Hunters' Arms Are For Hugging to vouch for him, but he's not fooling anybody who doesn't want to be fooled.
Least of all a former-liberal scholar named John Lott, who knows quite a bit about the social science of the Second Amendment and zeroes in on the candidate's evasions:
A candidate questionnaire shows that Mr. Obama supported a ban on handguns in 1996. In 1998, he backed a ban on the sale of all semiautomatic guns (a ban that would encompass the vast majority of guns sold in the U.S.) In 2004, he advocated banning gun sales within five miles of a school or park (essentially a ban on all guns sold in almost all the states). Possibly, even more importantly, he served on the board of the Joyce Foundation, probably the largest private funder of anti-gun and pro-ban groups and research in the country.
The Obama campaign "flatly denied" the 1996 statement supporting a ban on handguns, blaming it instead on a staffer from his state senate race who they said had incorrectly filled out the candidate questionnaire. But the Politico obtained a copy of the statement and found Mr. Obama's own handwritten notes on it indicating that he had personally checked and corrected answers.
Me, I'm waiting for the inevitable shooting-related Obama photo-op somewhere that will prove he's really a common, well-grounded fellow who knows his breech from his muzzle. What will it be? Duck hunting? Skeet? Rimfire rifles with the Boy Scouts? Whatever it is, the photoshoppers are gearing up…
And whatever it is, I hope the injuries are minimal.
*haven't heard the term "Zumbo"? Here you go.
UPDATE: Commenters are speculating on what that inevitable pro-2nd Amendment photo-op might look like. The See-Dubya graphics department offers this artist's conception of Obama's trip to the range, where he's coached in the shooting sports by "a guy who lives in his neighborhood" named Bill Ayers.
See, you've got to dress just right to go shooting with Bill Ayers–and evoke exactly the right radical-chic image:
Artist's gleeful conception.
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This week marks the halfway point of the Patriots' offseason.
It's been just over four months since the end of New England's 2008 season, and it's roughly four months before the 2009 regular-season opener against Buffalo. How have things changed for the Patriots since they walked off the field at Buffalo's Ralph Wilson Stadium after beating the Bills, 13-0, in Buffalo back on Dec. 28, 2008? And how do they look with the 2009 season looming on the horizon?
With the initial free-agent frenzy and draft in the rearview mirror and training camp just two-plus months away, here's a chronological look at the major events of New England's offseason to this point, and what they mean for the long-term future of the franchise.
Jan. 13: Vice President of Player Personnel Scott Pioli leaves the Patriots to take the job as general manager of the Kansas City Chiefs.
What it means: With coach Bill Belichick, Pioli was considered one of the premier architects of a New England dynasty that won three titles in four years. The removal of Pioli from the equation in Foxborough means more is placed on the shoulders of Belichick, something he's acknowledged when he passed up his annual trip to the owners' meetings in favor of more pre-draft evaluation.
"Some of our current player and personnel situations, (we're) kind of re-organizing and revamping some things in the personnel department," Belichick said. "That's been a good experience, and as much as we'll miss Scott, we're moving on in that direction."
Since Pioli left, helping the Patriots move in that direction have been Nick Caserio and Floyd Reese, who were named New England's director of player personnel and senior football advisor, respectively, shortly after Pioli's departure. The two have now combined to handle many of Pioli's responsibilities -- while Caserio has handled many of the day-to-day operations, the elder Reese has become Belichick's consigliere, a trusted sounding board who goes back more than 30 years with the coach and shares a similar football philosophy.
With the draft and first wave of free agency completed, it doesn't appear the Patriots' overriding team-building philosophy installed by Belichick and Pioli in 2000 -- it's not about collecting talent, it's about assembling a team -- has been altered. Since the change in management, there have been no signings or trades in New England that might be considered out of character for the franchise.
Jan. 21: Patriots quarterback Tom Brady speaks with a Canadian sports radio station. It's his first public interview since injuring his knee in the 2008 season opener against the Chiefs.
"[Expletive] happens, so to speak. The reality is it happens ... I'm in a new part of my career, and a different process that I'm excited about," said Brady. "Rehabilitation has different challenges. The tough part is you're not experiencing stuff you love to do. Once you get over that, you focus on whatever you have to focus on."
As for his rehab: "It's going really well ... things come up and you just have to focus your energy and attention on all the positive things ... I'm excited about the process and the so many wonderful people that have helped me. I think I'm the most well-taken care of knee patient in history."
What it means: Brady's positivity was reflected in the organizational decision roughly a month later when New England traded away quarterback Matt Cassel to Kansas City, presumably because it believes that Brady is ready to return. Since then, Patriots players and coaches have given their thumbs up at the progress No. 12 has made during his rehab.
"Tom's been doing well," Belichick said in late April. "He's been doing his offseason work without any limitations, so he seems to be doing fine."
"[Brady] threw me a ball, and you could still hear that little whistle," running back Sammy Morris said recently when asked about a workout with Brady. "It's been a while since I heard that.
"He looks good. Obviously, no one really saw him a whole lot when he was rehabbing during the season last year. But he looks good. I think the way he looks and the way he feels and the way he approaches the game, it's a trickle-down. I think everybody else feels better too."
Feb. 27: The Patriots sign running back Fred Taylor.
What it means: New England has added several complementary players on the offensive side of the football this offseason. Taylor, tight ends Chris Baker and Alex Smith and wide receivers Greg Lewis and Joey Galloway were some of the more notables either signed or acquired via trade.
All the signings should push the starters for playing time, including Taylor, who will engage in a battle for reps with Laurence Maroney, Sammy Morris, Kevin Faulk and BenJarvus Green-Ellis. Ditto for Baker and Smith, who are added to an already crowded tight end picture. Lewis and Galloway figure to compete for the role of No. 3 receiver.
Feb. 28: The Patriots trade linebacker Mike Vrabel and quarterback Matt Cassel to the Chiefs for a second-round pick.
What it means: The deal -- which came after New England franchised Cassel -- appeared to cement the fact the organization believes Brady will be able to go in 2009 (see above). However, Vrabel's inclusion in the trade suddenly removed a sizable chunk of the Patriots pass rush. Will New England go with Pierre Woods, Shawn Crable or Tully Banta-Cain at that spot? Or will they go after free agent Jason Taylor, who's still on the open market, and reportedly considering offers from both the Patriots and Dolphins?
Owner Robert Kraft -- as well as many other Patriots fans -- would certainly love for that spot to be filled by Taylor. Kraft told Yahoo! Sports at the owners meetings later that spring that Taylor was a "great player." As for Taylor coming to New England, Kraft added, "I'm sure that can happen if he wants it." For his part, Taylor seemed flattered, telling reporters, "It's great to be wanted."
"I did hear that. I can't lie," Taylor told reporters asked about Kraft's comments. "I have not talked to Robert Kraft. We'll leave it at that. Those things will sort themselves out, and hopefully in the near future so I can get back to work. But it's great to be wanted. It's great to be wanted. Sure, especially an organization like them or the Dolphins."
Going forward, Taylor remains the great unknown for this team: If he does sign with the Patriots, they would appear to be a fit at outside linebacker opposite Adalius Thomas for the next season, maybe two. If Taylor returns to Miami, New England would likely be forced to rotate a combination of players at that spot -- call it outside linebacker by committee -- for the 2009 season.
April 25: Second-round picks Patrick Chung, Ron Brace, Darius Butler and Patrick Vollmer were among the 12 players taken by New England in the 2009 NFL Draft.
What it means: The selections of Chung and Brace were nods to possible needs the team may have in the future, particularly safety Rodney Harrison and nose tackle Vince Wilfork. Both veterans face uncertain futures with the Patriots: Harrison as he attempts to rehab from a quad injury he suffered last year and Wilfork as he enters the final year of his contract. Both Chung and Brace are long-term investments whose short-term careers will be dependent on what Harrison and Wilfork decide to do this season and next.
April 26: The Patriots trade cornerback Ellis Hobbs to Philadelphia for two fifth-round draft picks.
What it means: The cornerback spot has gotten a drastic overhaul. Veterans who saw the bulk of the action last year have either been traded or cut loose since the end of the season (Hobbs, Lewis Sanders, Jason Webster and Deltha O'Neal), and many of the ones who remain have only one year under their belt in the New England system (Jonathan Wilhite and Terrence Wheatley). In their place are free-agent signees (Shawn Springs, Leigh Bodden), as well as a rookie (Butler).
It doesn't appear the Patriots will add any more cornerbacks between now and late July, so New England figures to enter training camp with a great positional battle at the position. Our guess would be that Wheatley -- who became a starter midway through the 2008 season and was impressive before suffering a wrist injury -- and Springs would have the inside track on the starters' jobs, while Butler, Bodden and Wilhite battle for the nickel corner position.
As far as Hobbs' special teams contributions, Butler might figure into the mix as a kick returner, along with Matthew Slater and Wes Welker. Welker has the best background at this position, but you figure the Patriots would love to see someone other than their No. 2 receiver step up and win the job.
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Utah Jazz: There's been a Raja Bell sighting in New York City
Jeffrey D. Allred, Deseret News
ORLANDO, Fla. — On Tuesday morning, Utah Jazz center Rudy Gobert tweeted out a phrase in French, "Les gens oublient vite."
Translation: "People quickly forget."
Interesting timing.
Remember Raja Bell?
The veteran NBA shooting guard, estranged by the Jazz last season before being unceremoniously let go in March, is trying to make a comeback at the age of 36. Bell was paid $3.5 million to stay away from Utah during the 2012-13 season after he became disgruntled with coach Tyrone Corbin.
On Monday, the 12-year NBA veteran reportedly made an impression while working out for the New York Knicks.
Multiple media outlets, including ESPN and the New York Post, reported that Bell's outside shooting and defensive skills looked sharp while going against younger New York players. The free agent "stood out to the point where he could receive consideration for a roster spot," a source told RealGM.com.
"Bell, 36, always has been known as a hard worker and a positive locker room presence," RealGM's Shams Charania wrote, "but he played sparingly two seasons ago and had a falling out with the Utah Jazz. It led to him being away from the team, despite feeling healthy."
The Knicks are looking for wing help after Steve Novak, Chris Copeland and Quentin Richardson have gone elsewhere this offseason.
Bell's second stint with the Jazz had its moments, but things started to sour after Hall of Fame coach Jerry Sloan resigned in February 2011. Bell was frustrated with how Corbin sent him to the bench at the end of that season. He was sent home after a loud locker room tirade the following year and he ranted about Corbin the day after the 2011-12 season ended, calling Corbin "unprofessional."
"When it gets to a point where there's absolutely no communication for months on end," Bell said at the time, "I think we all know that that's irreparable damage."
Bell scored 6.4 points a game and hit 39.1 percent of his 3-point shots in his last NBA season (2011-12). He worked out all last season in hopes of joining another team in the league, but the Jazz didn't waive him until it was too late for him to sign with a different squad and play in the playoffs.
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MARC J. SCHNIEDERJANS is Professor of Management in the College of Business Administration, University of Nebraska-Lincoln. He has held faculty positions at the University of Hawaii, University of Missouri, and at Nebraska's campus in Omaha. He also served as a consultant and trainer to a wide variety of businesses and as an advisor to government agencies, small businesses, and international conglomerates. Dr. Schniederjans is author of more than 10 books and 70 articles and is on the editorial review board of more than 20 journals.
Operations Management In A Global Contextby Marc J. Schniederjans
An answer book for entrepreneurial executives seeking to take their companies global, Schniederjans's concise presentation gets to the heart of the problem: What will globalization mean, once you have achieved it, and how are you going to get there? How do you make an organization global, and, in fact, what is the difference between global and international? The author sees global firms not simply as big international organizations, but as unique, living organisms that can be managed for everyone's benefit. With two useful appendices and full coverage of the critical functions involved in globally managing a company, this book is an enlightening guide to the intricacies of establishing and developing a profitable global business.Readers will find here the answers to such questions as: How do you get started in going global? What should a global operation be? How should it be structured organizationally? What should its information system do to support its global network? How should its human resources be managed? Its technology? How should it undertake the acquisition of supplies in a global context? How should it conduct R&D and benchmarking? In Part I the author provides an introduction to the basic premise of the book and the necessary terminology. Part II focuses on managerial issues that help the organization globalize operations. In Part III readers get a series of popular tactics they can use to implement the approaches laid out in Part II. Finally, the two appendices help readers locate new information and test the knowledge contained in the book. An important, useful read for professionals, academics, and students.
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- 2010-12-23 09:14
Columns provide a solid foundation.
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- 2011-02-09 23:12
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BonanzaThe Blood Line - Season 2, Episode 15 - 31 Dec. 1960 - The son of Luke Grayson is out for revenge when he discovers that Ben Cartwright killed his father, even though it was in self defence. Despite this, Ben and Hoss are determined to help the young man find a new life for himself.
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