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In this day and age, women in tech is not a given – it should be a given, but it isn't... the numbers just aren't there.
Women need to have a more vocal and prominent place on the tech stage. Given that we have the edge in the overall population by a few percentage points, how is it that we are a minority in the tech field?
Here are a few questions to the community:
Please comment and let us know how we can help open the playing field and be more inclusive of women. Your honesty is appreciated.
- Is there anything that holds you back from attending, or speaking at a Joomla event?
- Is there anything that prevents you from becoming more involved in the Joomla community?
- What can Joomla Leadership do to promote more women in Joomla?
Let's be vocal and move Joomla into the forefront of real equality.

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How did you get so disconnected?
I have been witnessing so much of this lately that it is making me really really REALLY sad. That sadness sends me journaling to get to the real root of my sadness and it comes down to my frustration at not being able to change the world (and wanting to change the world could probably equate to not living up to my own expectations; more journaling and self expression needed on that subject but, not today).
I wonder what goes through the minds of our great leaders who are trying to change the world. How do they deal with sadness and disconnect? They must have sadness right? Or maybe they come to a similar solution as I; to change the world starts with one persona at a time. I suppose this is why I am compelled to write this in the hopes that maybe one person out of thousands will read this and, be inspired to change something within them to end their pain and suffering.
My stepdaughter came over yesterday and was talking up a storm about studying nursing; it was so nice to see her excitement, passion and enthusiasm about her future. I am so drawn to that type of energy and truly was sharing in her passion and positiveness. She was also struggling once again with another cold. School started a month ago and she was frustrated at being sick four times in such a short period of time; and her positive chatter quickly turned to anger.
Her anger was at her throat and her tonsils because every time she gets sick, in her words (with growing rage and anger) "it is my f***ing tonsils and I want them the f* out. It is stupid to be sick all the time and I don't have time for this, besides we don't need our tonsils and people get them removed all the time. It is so f*ing annoying!"
I was so sad and yet angry at the complete disrespect for her connection with her own body (my anger from my own frustration with not being able to 'change the world'). I piped in with what I tell my clients; "you have to take a look at what you are doing, how much you are sleeping…" and (on a personal level) "you do bite your nails and always have your hands in your mouth….." To which she interrupted with explosive anger turning to rage "I don't do that anymore and so you can take that and shove it up your f-ing ass."
I was shocked at the amount of displayed anger and rage. I felt such sadness because here is a young woman standing in front of me so beautiful and yet so ugly-angry on the inside. I tried to reason with her to look at all aspects such as sleep, food choices and so on. She could only accept sleep and then quickly retorted that sleep should have nothing to do with it. The solution was her tonsils because "that is where it starts every time….we don't need them and I want them the fuck out."
The way I look at it is this; we need proper sleep to allow our body to detoxifying and rebuild cells during the night to keep our immune system strong. Food choices such as fruits, vegetables, nuts, seeds, quality protein such as non GMO grass fed pasture raised meat and poultry and fish to provide our body with the necessary nutrients we need on a daily basis to allow our cells to replenish. We need water to flush out daily pollutants, and cellular waste and fermented foods or at the very least probiotics to keep our gut health-our first line of defense working optimally. This is the physical foundation for health and wellness that is so simple it can aid in the prevention of disease, illness and cancer. It is not about cutting body parts out rather, working on harmony with what your body needs to run properly to serve you properly.
Tuning in and asking a simple question is all it may take to really know what is going on within. What am I not accepting within me? Or in the case of my step daughter "what is really making me angry?"
A sore throat is the emotional connection to the throat chakra which is about speaking and expressing your authentic voice, speaking your truth, sharing truth, personal integrity and honor and the ability to listen deeply to another.
What are you not speaking up about?
So, my questions to any one dealing with throat issues is simple;
What are you not speaking up about?
What are you afraid to speak up about?
Why is your voice not being heard?
What are you sore about?
What is irritating you?
Throat issues in general is about grief and rage stemming from suppression of not being heard. There is intense grief and sorrow from having to suppress what you really feel due to upsetting the balance of home life. When you expressed your thoughts feeling or your authentic self as a child (as children innately do) it was met with criticism and ridicule stemming from a repressive and suppressive mother figure. You learned it was easier to gag your thoughts and feelings than to deal with such hurtful backlash.
You learned to suppress your creativity and the very essence of who you are. This has led to the thought process that expressing yourself will result in someone abusing or misusing what you feel. This leads to burst of anger towards those you view as an authority figure; a learned defense mechanism to protect yourself against abuse or misuse of your own thoughts, creativity and feelings.
Laryngitis is the direct fear of speaking up and being afraid to ask for what you want because what you say may be used against you. There is a fear of criticism or personal attack, especially when expressing your authentic self. This stems from a period of time (usually childhood) when self expression, needs and desires were not met. You have feelings of not being heard or respected which leads to built up anger and resentment.
When presented, or challenged by authority figures your anger comes forward as a defense mechanism triggering experiences from your past protecting you agains what you assume will be similar results; you will not be heard and possibly ridiculed for what you really want to say. So, what have you wanted to speak up about? What do you want to express? What do you think? What are your desires?
Cutting out tonsils: Problem solved or RED ALERT?
Your tonsils are apart of your lymphatic system and are your body's first line of defense destroying potential pathogens, bacteria and viruses that you breathe in or take in through your mouth that could make you sick. Your tonsils are there for a reason. They are not extras or something to cut out; they work in unison with your immune system to keep you healthy.
On an emotional and energetic level problems with tonsils again is an "expression-anxiety." Living in fear of self expression and feeling vulnerable to sharing creativity and true emotions. Repression of anger, fear and other feelings is easier; swallowing suppression although painful is easier than the fear of ridicule or an attack.
Is my step daughters body talking to her? You bet; LOUD AND CLEAR. Physically cutting out fear of expression will it somehow release her from her deep seated fears? Or is this the final expression of her body trying to get her to let go of past events? Will removing her tonsils forever free her of sore throats? No it will not. More than this, will removing her tonsils change the situation in her home life? No it will not.
Tune in and hear what your body is trying to tell you
We are meant to live in harmony within ourselves, with nature and with others. Our body is designed to send out messages for us to tune in and fix or reset the balance in a peaceful and harmonious way. We are not meant to "attack, destroy, kill or surgically" remove what is not working for us-that is a cop out; sticking-your-head-in-the-sand syndrome; the easy way out, not having to take responsibility, not having to face and conquer inner fear.
If we could take the time to reflect and go within ourselves to resolve our inner conflicts we could cut down on symptoms of illness including disease and cancer. We are a biochemistry lab. Each of us has a different chemistry makeup and what makes us tick is unique. Our life experiences are unique. What we share is the ability to go within and resolve past issues to freely live the life we want. The only person who holds you back is you.
So what is your body trying to tell you?
Explore this further… allow your body to pick up the phone and set up a consultation with me. Get balanced and live in harmony so that you can spread your gifts and joy with others; I want to hear what you and your body have to say. Your life is waiting!
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Last week, the small town of West, Texas suffered a terrible tragedy when an explosion at a fertilizer storage facility ripped through the community. Approximately 200 people were wounded, and at least 14 lost their lives. Among these are many of the volunteer first responders who bravely sacrificed their own lives in order to protect …
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Get away with the family to one of these destinations, for some fun, quality time. With a whole host of activites on offer, sample a little culture with a museum visit, or why not visit a zoo, theme park or an aquarium, for a memorable adventure.
With a wealth of museums including the Science Centre, the Transport Museum and the People's Palace, there is lots for you and your family to discover together. There are also shopping venues, theatres and galleries to keep you busy in this beautiful city, full of outstanding Victorian and Edwardian architecture.
With exciting nearby attractions, including the Life Science Centre, the Blue Reef Aquarium and the Ocean Beach Pleasure Park, this is the ideal place for a trip with the family. The Metro Centre is great for shopping and entertainment – and don't forget to check out the impressive Gateshead Millennium Bridge.
Explore the Aberdeen Fun Beach, the Codonas Amusement Park or the impressive Union Square Shopping Centre in this lively and beautiful city. Spend quality time discovering the Countryside Castle Trail, the Stratosphere Science Centre, Storybook Glen or Aberdeen Art's Centre.
Closely located by the New Forest, this is the ideal family getaway. Have a shopping spree at the impressive West Quay shopping mall, or a fun day out at the nearby Marwell Zoo, Beaulieu Museum, Southampton Docks, or even the Paulton's Park theme park - home of Peppa Pig!
With a multitude of things to do, places to see and restaurants to try you wont be short of filling your time in London. Tour the Natural History museum, shop until your drop, explore the Thames, discover secret gardens or take in some world class West End Shows. London certainly has it all.
This exciting city has loads on offer for a memorable family trip. Visit the Star City Entertainment Complex, a whole host of music venues and theatres. The city has good connections, with New Street Station closely located. For those with a sweet tooth, head to Cadbury World for chocolate heaven!


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Words. They're around us every second of every minute of every day. They're spoken, written and read aloud. They are the tools we use to communicate.
Words can inspire us. They can bring us to tears. They can motivate us to action. They can make us laugh. They can arouse every emotion known to man within our hearts.
They can also be lots of fun to play with! If you've ever done a crossword puzzle or a word search, you know word games can be fun. Today's Wonder of the Day is about a specific type of wordplay that kids love: anagrams!
An anagram is a word game that involves rearranging the letters of a word or group of words to make a new word or group of words. The only rule: you have to use all the original letters just once.
The original word or group of words is called the subject of the anagram. Any word or group of words you make by rearranging the letters of the subject is called an anagram.
Rather than simply coming up with any new word or group of words, people who love anagrams challenge themselves to come up with anagrams that in some way comment on or reflect the subject. For example, "the eyes" can be rearranged into "they see." Or "listen" can be rearranged into "silent."
Anagrams have also often been used to disguise names or to create aliases. Harry Potter fans probably already know that "Tom Marvolo Riddle" is really "I am Lord Voldemort." In fact, historians have traced the origin of anagrams back to the time of Moses, when anagrams were used to discover the hidden meaning behind names.
Anagrams are fun to do on their own. But they're also a part of many other types of word games. If you've ever played Boggle, completed the Jumble in a newspaper or tried your hand at a cryptic crossword puzzle, you've used anagrams as part of those games.


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TALLAHASSEE -- With the photos of 14 missing children lined up, the state on Monday honored police who look for lost kids and two girls who escaped and eluded abductors.
The fourth annual Florida Missing Children's Day also drew families and state leaders to the Capitol courtyard to remember the victims who didn't get away.
About 52,000 children were reported missing last year, according to the Florida Department of Law Enforcement, which said about 95 percent were runaways and fewer than 1 percent the victims of "predatory abductions."
But Monday's award presentations did involve several cases throughout the state where abductors took children.
Three children were honored: Two escaped or eluded kidnappers and one wrote a winning essay on safety rules for going to and from school.
Several law enforcement teams and officials were also honored -- including a bloodhound named Elvis the King. So was a school-bus driver and a woman who helped one of the honored children escape.
The director of the FDLE's Missing Children Information Clearinghouse praised the two children who escaped for their bravery and resourcefulness.
"These heroes are very much like you and they each were brave and they used good judgment, which helped them to save themselves in a very scary situation," Donna Uzzell told several hundred children in the audience.
Each girl, identified by first name only at the request of her parents, walked up to the podium but neither spoke.
"Their mere presence on this stage and their ability to be standing here today speak louder than any words," Uzzell said.
Jennifer Harlacher, a fourth-grader from Margate Elementary School, read her winning essay on things children can and should do to increase their safety as they travel to and from school.
The rules she cited included keeping to the same route, staying near parking lots and turning down adults who offer candy or ask for help finding lost pets.
"Never, ever go. Make up an excuse like 'I can't until I check with my mother' and walk faster or even run," Jennifer read. "Never accept a ride from anyone, even someone you know, unless your parents have informed you or the driver has your secret password that your family made up just in case something happens that you do not know about."
The initiatives under way in Florida to protect children from kidnappers range from the high-tech to time-tested.
Gov. Jeb Bush pointed to the "Amber Alert" system created to flash details about missing children to motorists via electronic highway signs and DNA identification programs now offered to the families of newborns at 43 hospitals.
Don and Claudine Ryce, parents of a little Miami boy abducted and murdered in 1995, presented an award to a "trailing team" from the Polk County Sheriff's Office.
Elvis the King, a bloodhound, and Deputy Sheriff Jon Burcham, his handler, were awarded for finding a missing girl several hours after she was kidnapped.
Elvis tracked the child, who was taken in a car, more than 31/2 miles down a highway, Claudine Ryce said.
"This dog has one of the best noses in the country and dogs like this are going to save our children, they're going to find them in time before they're killed," she said.
Jimmy Ryce's photo was among the 14 set up at the ceremony. So was a photograph of Rilya Wilson, a 5-year-old Miami girl who has been missing since January 2001.
The state Department of Children & Families acknowledged in April that it had lost Rilya, who was in its custody, and that no caseworker had checked on her for 15 months.
Bush said Rilya's "tragic disappearance ... under the custody of the state" frustrated, angered and disappointed him.
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GLENCOE, Ala. (AP) -- Authorities say a lawyer from Anniston drowned while diving in Glencoe.
Deputy Coroner Michael Head tells The Gadsden Times 60-year-old Randy Brooks was at Dive Land in Glencoe Sunday to practice diving skills for a trip to Mexico.
Dive Land owner John Valdez Jr. says he was getting ready to leave around 2 p.m. and went to check on Brooks.
Head says Valdez found Brooks sitting on a rock in six feet of water. He was wearing a weight belt, his regulator was out of his mouth and his diving mask was still on.
Brooks had been a certified advanced diver for about 25 years.
Head says a preliminary autopsy confirmed that Brooks drowned and his death will be ruled an accident. Brooks' equipment will be checked for malfunctions.


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WKU beat New Orleans in a 10 inning battle Sunday to make a weekend sweep of the Privateers. The score for Sunday's game was 13-7, but required some last out heroics by Kes Carter.
The Hilltoppers were behind with two outs in the ninth. Carter knotted the game at seven
Saturday WKU followed a similar script with a two out home run rally win against NOLA. Earlier in the season the WKU squad pulled out a ninth inning RBI two bagger starting a rally that led to an eventual win.
The conference series sweep on the road was WKU's first since winning three games at UALR May 14-16, 2004. WKU also won its first series at New Orleans since 2003.
Next: WKU is set for a home-and-home series against nationally-ranked Vanderbilt, facing the Commodores in Nashville on Tuesday and then returning to Nick Denes Field in Bowling Green for another showdown with Vanderbilt on Wednesday.


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Pedal in Littleton, CO is looking for a Full Time Bicycle Sales Associate to join our team.
Experience with all aspects of current road and mountain bike technology is required. Basic Fit knowledge and or bike packing and touring experience is a plus. We are looking for 3+ years experience in a bike shop setting. Duties include, sales, merchandising and customer service. We are open 7 days a week, so your schedule will include night, weekends and some holidays. You must be a team player, able to multi-task in a fast paced environment and handle multiple customers at once sometimes.
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From Wikiquote
Survival is act of surviving; to stay living.
- Misato: Only those who desire to live survive.
- Neon Genesis Evangelion ep. 24, written by Hideaki Anno, Akio Satsukawa
- Asuka: [repeatedly] I don't want to die, I don't want to die, I don't want to die... [Asuka's mantra becomes louder until she finally screams it over an image of her rotting corpse]
- Neon Genesis Evangelion End of Evangelion written by Hideaki Anno
- John: How much blood will you shed to stay alive?
- Darren Lynn Bousman and Leigh Whannell; Saw II
- Real survivalists don't run off into the woods; they stay and work to prevent disaster.
- Lois McMaster Bujold, "Free Associating about Falling Free" in Nebula Awards 24, edited by Michael Bishop, p. 29
- After all, it has yet to be proved that intelligence has real survival value.
- Arthur C. Clarke, The Lost Worlds of 2001
- There walked a lonely man, silent, mute, the only man
- Not knowing how, not knowing why was he the sole survivor
- Why should he be alive, breathing still while others died
- And the only question, why was he the sole survivor?
- * Blue Oyster Cult, Sole Survivor, Fire of unknown origin, lyrics by Erik Bloom, John Trivers, and Liz Myers
- Most people, it seems, think that Robinson Crusoe, when he landed on his Island, had nothing to keep him from starvation or anything else. As a matter of fact, he had twelve raft loads of supplies that he took off the wrecked ship. He had as much food and furniture as if he had had a delicatessen store and Fifth Avenue outside his hut.
- Will Cuppy (comic interview by Jo Ranson) (November 24, 1929). "Living from Can to Mouth". Brooklyn Eagle Magazine: 5.
- Learning is not compulsory; it's voluntary. Improvement is not compulsory; it's voluntary. But to survive, we must learn.
- W. Edwards Deming, Deming: The Way We Knew Him (1995)
- Note: This quote is often cited as "Learning is not compulsory... neither is survival.
- Let every nation know, whether it wishes us well or ill, that we shall pay any price, bear any burden, meet any hardship, support any friend, oppose any foe to assure the survival and the success of liberty.
- John F. Kennedy. This is one of seven quotes inscribed on the walls at the gravesite of John F. Kennedy at Arlington National Cemetery.
- What doesn't kill you makes you stranger.
- The Joker Heath Ledger, The Dark Knight screenplay by Jonathan Nolan and Christopher Nolan
- Humanity will ever seek but never attain perfection. Let us at least survive and go on trying.
- Dora Russell, in The Religion of the Machine Age (1983)
- If survival calls for the bearing of arms, bear them you must. But the most important part of the challenge is for you to find another means that does not come with the killing of your fellow man.
- Rod Serling, speech at Binghamton Community High School (1968)
- The survival of the fittest.
- Herbert Spencer, Principles of Biology, III, ch.12 p. 165
- Hello, Mr. Hindle... or, as they called you around the hospital, Zep. I want you to make a choice. There's a slow-acting poison coursing through your system, which only I have the antidote for. Will you murder a mother and her child to save yourself? Listen carefully, if you will; there are rules.
- Congratulations. You are still alive. Most people are so ungrateful to be alive. But not you. Not anymore.
- Jigsaw Saw (2004 film) screenplay by Leigh Whannell


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Please join us for the New York Recruiting Consortium (NYRC) Interview Program to be held Friday, January 8, 2016, at AMA Executive Conference Center, 1601 Broadway, New York, NY 10019.
Students from Brown University, Cornell University, Connecticut College, Trinity College and Union College apply to be interviewed on-site at the program by recruiting organizations.
Employers are invited to interview undergraduate seniors from these five institutions for full-time opportunities. Students will submit application materials (resumes, cover letters, etc.) to employers in advance of the program. Employers will then screen the candidates and decide who they would like to interview.
See the full schedule below. Employers may establish one or more interview schedules during the one-day program. Employers must buy separate schedules for internships and jobs. There will be 13 students per schedule, and interviews will take place from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Breakfast and lunch are provided for up to two interviewers per schedule.
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|November 2, 2015
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|November 16, 2015
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|December 4, 2015
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|January 4, 2016
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|January 8, 2016
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Benefits of Participation
- Interiew students from top-ranked institutions in one convenient location
- Keep recruiting costs down; one fee covers an interview schedule for up to 13 candidates and lunch
- Maintain control over interview schedules
- Pre-screen and select candidates based on your criteria
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- Employers may establish one or more interview schedules during the one day program. Organizations will be scheduled on a first-come, first-served basis. Please specify if your schedule is for FULL-TIME positions or SUMMER INTERNSHIPS.
- There are 13 openings on each schedule. Employers SHOULD select at least two students from each of the five participating schools.
- Employers select at least two alternates from each school. These students will be contacted in the event of a candidate's illness or a cancellation.
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Please make checks payable to "Connecticut College, Career Center":
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EvergreenHealth Monroe is a professional workplace in which each individual is highly valued and rewarded for his or her service and commitment to quality health care in a healing environment.
Eligible employees enjoy advantages of a wide range of benefits ranging from financial, to medical and lifestyle benefits that are applicable to singles, couples and families. Your options may vary somewhat depending on your career, and benefits may vary for those covered by union contracts. Specific information will be provided upon employment consideration.
Keeping You Healthy
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Keeping You Healthy
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EvergreenHealth Monroe places significant value on the service, commitment to quality and loyalty of its employees. We recognize that in many ways, including the following:
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I had a court date for a Target bill that I could no longer keep up with due to unexpected circumstances beyond my control.
Target got Zwicker to represent them. I actually had gone into debt consolidation, but the debt consolidation agency couldn't include Target because I had JUST been notified about going to court.
When I went to court, a local Zwicker lawyer called me outside to and we agreed on a settlement to pay off the amount listed on the docket paperwork. I have been sending those payments two weeks ahead of their due date, and I have never been late since I made the agreement.
Now, just over a year later, I find out that they have been charging interest on the amount, and according to Zwicker, they say I owe more than that original payoff amount!
There is NOTHING anywhere in writing that says they would be charging interest, and nothing stating an APR amount. The manager at the Zwicker toll-free number that I called said, when I pointed that out, "What makes you think we wouldn't be charging interest?"
She said that I agreed to pay interest to Target. I told her this agreement was with Zwicker, not Target, and there is no verbal or written agreement saying I'd have to pay interst over the agreed-upon payoff amount, and if the local Zwicker lawyer I made the agreement with had told me this verbally, I would have asked for that in writing.
I asked the woman on the phone why they don't send statements or correspondence via snail mail or email. (Note: Through the debt consolidation company I've been dealing with, I can always go online and see what my balance is.) She said they don't have to send statements because they're a law firm, not a collection agency. But they ARE a collection agency!
They even say on their phone messages that any information they receive will be used to collect a debt. Does that not make them a collection agency?? They use that verbiage to weasel out of sending statements, and they do not make it easy to communicate. I have a snail-mail address, but no email address, and they have no web site available for people like me to access to keep abreast of my balance.
There is no communication FROM THEM via snail-mail or email. The ONLY way I found out that they had been adding this interest behind my back without informing me was, I called them to make sure they had received the payment I mailed them on Dec. 15, 2011, for the payment that was due on Dec. 31, 2011, since the check had not cleared as of Jan. 4, 2012.
So, my question is, how can they say I owe interest if I was not informed of this, and if it is not in writing?
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The San Francisco 49ers are feeling good about themselves, and Vernon Davis just let everyone know it also. Coming so close in 2011, the 49ers feel they are a team of destiny and the Atlanta Falcons are merely a road block in the way.
While the perception of the 49ers is a hard nosed group, Atlanta isn't given much of a chance, especially from the 49ers tight end.
According to Davis, the Falcons have no chance; they might as well not show up at all. He spoke to ESPN Radio with Scott Van Pelt and Ryen Russillo about the difference between 2011 and 2012.
"This year is a lot different than last year because we've been there, we know what it's like, we know what to expect and we know how to plan.
It's all about preparation going into this game. We're going into their stadium and of course we're going to win.
That's the goal. We have to be well prepared for this team and be ready for whatever they bring."


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We sure hit the ground running. Isn't it always like that after Spring Break? Where did the time go? I can't believe this time next week, I'll be sitting in Russia somewhere…..wondering if I should panic now or later. I've never been to Russia. I already pulled my suitcase back out and started filling [...]
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Samsung Galaxy S III Amber brown:
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The grey and brown ones are nice. I'm heavily satisfied with my Pebble Blue.
I hope all the colors make their way to the U.S., though it's unlikely. They actually look great, even though they launched months too late to give the first wave of loyal fans a choice.
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Summer 2014 Lincoln Center hosts its Out of Doors festival, which runs from July 20 to August 10. Bill Bragin, Lincoln Center's Director of Public Programming officially announced this event. Nearly 100 free performances will be taking place at Lincoln Center during July and August. A Memorial Concert for Pete and Toshi Seeger will be held on July 20th.
Pete Seeger and his wife, Toshi Ohta Seeger were life partners, musical pioneers and tireless activists for social justice. They died just six months apart from one another: Toshi in July 2013 and Pete in January 2014. Seeger Fest is a five day event that memorializes this epic musical duo.
The Seegers' grandson, Kitama Cahill-Jackson, organized Seeger Fest. Seeger Fest takes place on July 20th, which would have been Pete and Toshi's 71st wedding anniversary; the couple were married in July 20, 1943. Cahill-Jackson will (fittingly) be the host of the Out of Doors Memorial Concert. The concert will feature artists whom the Seegers had a close relationship with.
Some of the line up is as follows: Dar Williams, Michael Moore,Sarah Lee Guthrie and Johnny Irion, Adira and David Amram, Tom Chapin and The Chapin Sisters, Kim and Reggie Moore, as well as some surprise guests. Pete Seeger was a regular performer at Lincoln Center. He last appeared there in 2008.


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The name's the same, but the game is new. It's a new era for the BMW X5, and even more so for the 2014 BMW xDrive35d.
Like the rest of the new generation X5, the 2014 BMW xDrive35d has exterior styling that looks rather like the one it replaces, at least it does until they're parked side by side. Then the 2014 has the sleeker but wider look of the two, thanks in part to its BMW heritage quad headlights with a lowered brow, making its predecessor look wide-eyed and innocent. The twin-kidney grille of the new X5, too, has also gained a forward tilt for a more aggressive look.
It's not all appearances, however, as the 2014 X5 models adopts BMW's new aerodynamics tricks. Vertical slits at either end of the X5's lower front apron send air to "Air Curtains," which direct air out and around the front wheels, forming an aero dam reducing turbulence around the tires and wheels to decrease aerodynamic drag. On the back side of the wheel opening and exiting through the front fenders are "Air Breathers," also reducing drag.
Altogether, the changes to the 2014 BMW X5's body have produced a remarkable coefficient of drag of .31, as sleek as many cars, and a contributor to the X5's high fuel economy numbers, from 19 city/27 highway mpg for the 2014 BMW X5 sDrive35i through 18/27 mpg for the all wheel-drive diesel-powered X5 xDrive35d. The latter was borne out by our mixed driving in the low 20s miles per gallon.
That diesel engine is all new. The 3.0-liter engine uses BMW's TwinPower Turbo technology—with two inlets on a single turbo for more responsive turbo boost—and is rated at 255 horsepower and 413 lb-ft of torque, the latter spread over 1,500 to 3,000 rpm. That's down a smidge from its predecessor but the 2014 BMW X5 xDrive35d should go 0-100 km/h (62 mph) in about 6.9 seconds, which keeps it right at the outgoing diesel's time.
Lay into the throttle and the 2014 BMW X5 xDrive35d lunges off the line, its 3.0-liter turbodiesel making sounds tuned to a more gasoline motor timbre than the smoky clatter of its oil-burning heritage. A diesel engine has been part of BMW's full-size SUV lineup since 2010, and it stays aboard as the third generation of the BMW X5 arrives in the fourth quarter 2013.
Actually, not quite. The diesel won't be in showrooms until the first quarter 2014, but close enough.
The 2014 BMW X5 keeps with the winning formula as it enters the next era, as well it should, as it comprises a third of BMW sales worldwide—all of which are made in BMW's plant in South Carolina. BMW's SUV—although BMW insists it's an SAV, or Sport Activity Vehicle—will see no significant change in underpinnings.
The suspension's Dynamic Handling Package, however, gains Dynamic Performance Control and also includes Active Roll Stabilization to keep the X5 level going around corners. Dynamic Damper Control and a rear-axle air suspension are also included in the Dynamic Handling Package and also as part of M Sport in the X5, but with more sports-oriented suspension tuning.
New to the lineup is a rear-drive version of the X5, the sDrive35i. Like the continuing X5 x35i, it's powered by BMW's 3.0-liter TwinPower turbo inline-6 engine which has its maximum output of 300 horsepower at 5,800 rpm, with max 300 lb-ft torque spread from 1,200 to 5,000 rpm.
The 4.4-liter V-8 engine in the current X5 xDrive50i continues but was given a power boost. The V-8, with its turbochargers tucked in the vee between the banks of the V-8, doesn't change, but it gains BMW's Valvetronic variable valve timing and now booms out a maximum 445 horsepower between 5,500 and 6,000 rpm (up by 45 horses). Torque plateaus at 480 lb-ft between 2,000 and 4,500 rpm (an increase of 30 lb-ft over its predecessor).
Pricing for the BMW's full-size SUV—OK, SAV—begins at $53,725 for the 2014 X5 sDrive35i with the 2014 BMW X5 xDrive35i priced at $56,025. The 2014 BMW X5 xDrive35d price is $57,525 and the 2014 BMW X5 xDrive50i begins at $69,125. All prices include $925 destination and handling.
The new prices include newly-standard equipment for the X5 include BMW's Auto Start-Stop system, BMW's iDrive4.2 Navigation System with Touchpad, 10 years of BMW Assist eCall service, 10 years of BMW TeleService, BMW Apps, 40-20-40 split-folding rear seat, and now standard Servotronic speed-sensitive power steering.
And yes, the off-the-line grunt of the 3.0-liter diesel engine in the 2014 BMW X5 xDrive35d is a push-you-back-in-the-seat surprise, but while the diesel SAV turns in a respectable 6.8 seconds to sixty, the X5 xDrive50i is snap-your-neck fast, hurtling the big hauler zero-to-60 in just 4.9 seconds. It won't match the diesel for fuel economy, however, so don't drive the V-8 if you're intent on the BMW X5 xDrive35d.
Decisions, decisions.
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2014 BMW X5 xDrive35d, price and key specifications as tested
Body style/layout: 5-door crossover SUV, front engine/all-wheel drive
Base price: $$57,525
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- Type: 3.0-liter 24-valve DOHC turbocharged diesel I-6
- Displacement, cc: 2993
- Block/head material: aluminum/aluminum
- Compression ratio: 16.0:1
- Horsepower: 255 @ 5,600-6,400 rpm
- Torque: 413 @ 1500-3000 rpm
- Recommended fuel: premium unleaded
- Fuel economy, EPA est.: 15/23 mpg city/highway
- Fuel economy, observed: 18.5 and 17.7 mpg
Transmission:8-speed automatic driver-adaptive
- Suspension, front/rear: double wishbone / multilink
- Wheels: 20 x 8.5 / 20 x 9.0-inch alloy
- Tires: 245/35R20 / 275/30R20
- Brakes: 4-wheel disc; 13.7-inch dia. front/13.6-inch dia. rear
- Steering: power rack-and-pinion
- Turning circle: 38.4 ft.
- Wheelbase: 112.4 in.
- Length: 192.8 in.
- Height: 53.9 in.
- Width: 74.6 in.
- Curb weight: 4,233 lbs
- Trunk volume: 13.0 cu. ft.
- Fuel tank: 18.5 gal.
- Airbags: Front, front side head/torso
- Anti-lock brakes: Yes Traction control: Yes Stability control: Yes Electronic brake-force distribution: Yes Brake assist: Yes
- Other: standard brake fade compensation, start-off assistant, brake drying, brake stand-by, incl options, lane departure warning, blind spot warning, side & top view camera, park assistant, active roll stabilization, night vision with pedestrian detection
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JOHN O'Donoghue's powerful play NO MORE THE FUR ELISE NO MORE THE BULLIED BLOOM has proved itself bigger than BHP.
The poignant play covering the steelworks closure and its impact on one Newcastle family is moving to Civic Theatre for a strictly limited season.
The play was performed at BHP as part of the RIBBONS OF STEEL FESTIVAL but the unprecedented demand has led it moving to the Civic.
NO MORE THE FUR ELISE is the other 'bookend' to O'Donoghue's previous work concerning the steelworks, ESSINGTON LEWIS: I AM WORK .
The Freewheels production is directed by Aarne Neeme and stars Colin Taylor, Lance Hawkins and Claire Williams.
The play will be at the Civic for four performances beginning with a matinee performance Wednesday, October 6, followed by an evening sessions that night and the next two nights.
Tickets are available at the Civic.
TE has a double pass to give away.
To enter put your name and address on the back of an envelope and send it to Fur Elise Giveaway PO BOX 615, Newcastle 2300.
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NEW YORK, NY – Alex Rodriguez has been issued a 162-game ban for his role in the Biogenesis anti-aging clinic scandal after arbitrator Fredric Horowitz handed down his decision late Saturday morning. The ruling also includes any potential playoff games in 2014.
Though still a reduction from the 211-game ban issued by Major League Baseball in August, it is the largest ban issued for performance-enhancing drugs to date.
The testimony of Anthony Bosch, the clinic's proprietor, was a key element in Major League Baseball's case against Rodriguez, as were copies of the records, which baseball paid in excess of $125,000 to obtain.
Rodriguez was one of thirteen players suspended as a result of the investigation into the Biogenesis clinic, though no other player had received more than the 65 games handed to Ryan Braun of the Milwaukee Brewers. All other players involved, including Rodriguez's teammate, Francisco Cervelli, were suspended 50 games.
Rodriguez has noted throughout the past year that the process which Major League Baseball was using was biased against him. Rodriguez's frustrations came to a head when he walked out of a November appeal hearing and cursed at an MLB official after finding out that Commissioner Bud Selig would not have to testify.
More: Rodriguez storms out of grievance hearing
"The number of games sadly comes as no surprise, as the deck has been stacked against me from day one," Rodriguez acknowledged in his statement released immediately following Horowitz's ruling. "This is one man's decision, that was not put before a fair and impartial jury, does not involve me having failed a single drug test, is at odds with the facts and is inconsistent with the terms of the Joint Drug Agreement and the Basic Agreement, and relies on testimony and documents that would never have been allowed in any court in the United States because they are false and wholly unreliable."
Rodriguez also took time to indicate why he felt Major Leauge Baseball was taking this course, indicating his belief of a conspiracy by the League to make significant changes to the next Collective Bargaining Agreement.
"This injustice is MLB's first step toward abolishing guaranteed contracts in the 2016 bargaining round, instituting lifetime bans for single violations of drug policy, and further insulating its corrupt investigative program from any variety defense by accused players, or any variety of objective review."
Rodriguez reiterated in his statement his vehement denial from November that he has not taken any performance-enhancing drugs during his tenure with the New York Yankees and indicated he plans to appeal his suspension in federal court.
"I have been clear that I did not use performance enhancing substances as alleged in the notice of discipline, or violate the Basic Agreement or the Joint Drug Agreement in any manner, and in order to prove it I will take this fight to federal court. I am confident that when a Federal Judge reviews the entirety of the record, the hearsay testimony of a criminal whose own records demonstrate that he dealt drugs to minors, and the lack of credible evidence put forth by MLB, that the judge will find that the panel blatantly disregarded the law and facts, and will overturn the suspension."
In his statement, Rodriguez noted his belief that he has been a crusader for players' rights in the next round of collective bargaining, which is set for 2016.
"No player should have to go through what I have been dealing with, and I am exhausting all options to ensure not only that I get justice, but that players' contracts and rights are protected through the next round of bargaining, and that the MLB investigation and arbitration process cannot be used against others in the future the way it is currently being used to unjustly punish me."
In closing his statement, Rodriguez indicated that he does not believe his career is over, despite the fact that he will be turning 39 in July, coming off two hip surgeries, and when reinstated in 2015, will have played just 44 games in the past two seasons.
"I will continue to work hard to get back on the field and help the Yankees achieve the ultimate goal of winning another championship. I want to sincerely thank my family, all of my friends, and of course the fans and many of my fellow MLB players for the incredible support I received throughout this entire ordeal."
If the 162-game suspension holds up in federal court, the New York Yankees stand to save roughly $25 million towards the luxury tax threshold. However, even with Rodriguez likely off the books for 2014, the team may still have trouble getting beneath their goal of $189 million due to their pursuit of Japanese starting pitcher Masahiro Tanaka and the need for a new third baseman.
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She is also Chairman of Fininvest and member of the Boards of Directors of Mediaset; she was member of the Board of Directors of Mediobanca from 2008 to 2012.
She began working in the Group at an early age, and from the beginning she has been involved in corporate management and the business and financial development strategies. In July 1996 she was appointed Deputy Chairman of Fininvest, a position held until October 2005 when she became Chairman.
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Shopping Malls and Centers, Gainey Ranch's Best Shopping: The Scottsdale Pavilions is a 1.1 million square foot retail center with open-air shopping, dining and entertainment. A sprawling collection of 100-plus restaurants and shops, the Pavilions offers a family-friendly environment and a plethora of mid-range retailers. Marshalls, Target, and Best Buy are the big draws, but you'll also find Bath & Body Works, Famous Footwear, Ulta, Michaels Arts & Crafts, Home Depot, and The Sports Authority. A fun park, golf club, and movie theater present entertainment options. Wide, quarried-stone walkways connect different parts of the shopping complex. The standard roster of fast food restaurants is on-hand to combat shopping fatigue.
Best Shopping: The Pavilions at Talking Stick Resort in Scottsdale is the newest shopping destination located on the Salt River Indian Reservation on the east side of town. The sprawling plaza features a mix of restaurants and big-name retailers. Stores and restaurants include Hobby Lobby, Petco, Goodwill, Guitar Center, Sprint Wireless, Buffalo Wild Wings Grill & Bar, Chipotle, and Mountainside Fitness Center, the largest locally-owned health club in Arizona. The Pavilions is also home to a brand-new Burlington Coat Factory, 99 Cents Store, and Conn's Home Plus. There shopping center is adding new entertainment features, too. Adrenaline junkies will want to make the trek to this side of town just to visit the Octane Speedway, a new indoor and outdoor racing track.


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The Richard Childress-Kyle Busch fight is all the talk in NASCAR circles. But was NASCAR's $150,000 fine against Richard Childress too much or too little?
According to debaters Brad Daugherty of ESPN and Jeff Gluck of SB Nation, it's a little of both. The two chatted about the Richard Childress fine on ESPN's NASCAR Now Tuesday afternoon.
Gluck: "I thought that justice was not served. I thought this guy – unprovoked – NASCAR said that Kyle didn't do anything to personally provoke Childress, but we know on the track he did make some damage with Childress' teams. We know Childress walked up to him, took off his watch, so Childress knew what he was gonna do and just starts pummeling him. To me NASCAR sent a message that was OK. Childress had to write a check, he's on probation, but we all know that doesn't mean that much and so I was just really surprised that he could get off without having to at least sit a couple of weeks."
Daugherty: "What surprised me was the amount of the fine. I agree with Jeff, I do think that NASCAR should have looked at possibly suspending him for a couple of weeks. I think that's much more impactful as far as fans understanding the decorum that's required at the race track and those types of things, but it did surprise me the amount of the fine, 150,000, is a substantial amount of money. So it was almost like NASCAR kind of missed it on their opportunity to suspend him, but I thought it was overkill on the fine, so in my opinion it's a wash."
The Sentinel's NASCAR reporter George Diaz gave an interesting take on the Richard Childress-Kyle Busch fight stating that while Busch wasn't found in the wrong for the fight, he clearly has a problem.


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After getting a degree at American College for the Applied Arts and a stint working at a local shoe store, Evelyn Ungari launched LA footwear outpost Diavolina in 1998. The then 22-year-old quickly became a key style influencer for the West Coast with her keen eye for must-have footwear and emerging designers. This week, Diavolina expands into a new location on 3rd street, adjacent to Madison, where this footwear fetishism transcends to a whole new level. JCR caught up with Ungari, who tells us about transforming the LA style aesthetic, hot new labels and how to make shoes both casual and dressy.
JC Report: Has the LA consumer matured over the last few years or become more sophisticated?
Evelyn Ungari: LA has changed so much as far as fashion since I opened my first boutique. Back then, in 1998, LA was known for being really casual and beachy. Going out meant throwing on a pair of jeans and flip flops. When I started bringing in unique sexy stilettos, LA girls just couldnt get enough! It gave girls a reason to dress up and show off their amazing shoes.
JCR: What footwear brands are you most excited about coming into the new store and how will we see them displayed?
EU: For the new store I have picked up amazing new lines such as Charlotte Olympia, Alexander Wang and Camilla Skovgaard, to name a few. These are all young, up-and-coming designers who are not afraid to take a chance on sexy shoes with a bit of an edge. They will be displayed on a back lit up wall and on tables all around the store, so that girls feel like they're in their living rooms surrounded by shoes that look like pieces of art.
JCR: What are the biggest footwear trends you are seeing in LA right now and how does the celebrity connection of Hollywood impact those trends?
EU: Right now, in LA girls are wearing high heels with just about anything—from sweats to shorts to skirts to dresses to boyfriend jeans, and finally dressing up. Celebrities are such an influence on LA girls. Celebrities like Kate Moss' effortless style show girls here that it's okay to throw on a high heel with just about anything and not look too overdone. Or like Nicole Richie in her Pierre Hardy gladiator heels (which she purchased from me). She's been photographed in them at black tie events, and then throwing them on in jeans to go to the market.
JCR: How have you been dealing with the current economic situation?
EU: My budgets have been cut more then 30%. I have to be extra careful with my buying, but I'm finding that the edgier styles are selling better than the more "commercial" styles. I think girls would rather spend less on clothes—a killer pair of jeans with an off the shoulder tee—and then throw on an amazing pair of heels to dress up the look.
I can't wait to open in the new location and hopefully bring LA girls back to life. I definitely feel that LA, and California in general, really felt the failing economy first. And being on the shop floor, I feel a bit of sadness and worry about job security that I never felt before. Hopefully I can bring a smile to girls' faces when they see all the amazing styles that I have to offer in all different price points.
JCR: What are your favorite pair of shoes and why?
EU: My favorite pair of shoes that I own to date are Christian Louboutin black pumps that I have had cleaned and repaired too many times to count. I wear them with everything—shorts, jeans, skirts, dresses, you name it. They make me feel like a million bucks, and make me feel like I have legs for days. One of my favorite quotes from Louboutin is "aint no heel high enough!" and I totally agree with him.
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Cunty, Cuntish, Cunted and Cunting Added to Oxford English Dictionary
Four different forms of the word 'cunt' have been added to the Oxford English Dictionary, and they're all spectacular.
Four different forms of the word 'cunt' have been added to the Oxford English Dictionary, and they're all spectacular.
Great, I'm gonna be singing the chorus all day and my parents are visiting and we have thin walls and I have a loud voice. Oh well.
In his zeal to help prove his undying bro loyalty to Nebraska State Sen. Charlie Janssen, a "political consultant" named Jeremy Jensen deployed on of the last truly offensive bad words in the English language, calling Democratic legislator Danielle Conrad a "cunt" on his Facebook page. Jensen was promptly fired.
With the news that the U.S. Second Circuit Court of Appeals unanimously decidedthat the FCC's indecency policy—for fleeting expletives—is vague and unconstitutional, we've compiled a celebratory reel featuring our favorite uncensored moments of women cursing on live TV.
What's the most shocking thing about Hit Girl in the forthcoming Kick-Ass? Is it that she's a young girl committing violence? Or is it that word — cunt? Maybe it's just how easily the filmmakers have played us all.
As pointed out earlier, Lycia Naff, the People magazine writer who Denise Richards called a cunt has an IMDb profile filled with a lot of bit parts, but there's one small role she's played that was very memorable. (Click Lycia to find out! BTW, it's kinda NSFW.) [ONTD]
Fox is the only news channel that gets any audio on my cable box. This is something, like the interminable nature of this campaign, I generally regard as a negative. But yesterday I had a revelation. See, Hillary Clinton just went on Bill O'Reilly, and when they aren't rerunning clips of the really boring interview,…
As many already know, actresses/activists Jane Fonda and Eve Ensler were welcomed onto the Today show this morning in honor of the 10th anniversary of Ensler's Vagina Monologues, the one-woman, pussy-positive show that has since become a staple of college campuses. And what a welcome they gave back! Ensler and Fonda,…
Overheard on the Today show this morning: Jane Fonda uttering the word "cunt". Apparently Meredith Vieira apologized for it later (maybe Meredith didn't get Slut Machine's memo!) but we'll have a clip up of the moment — and more importantly, the reason for her appearance, i.e. the 10th anniversary of The Vagina…
I admit it: I have a filthy mouth. I drop F-bombs like they're nothing, and I make use of the word "cunt" pretty often, on a daily basis even. I think because I live in a fishbowl surrounded by other cussers, I sometimes forget that my foul language might actually, you know, offend people. This is particularly true…


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THE picturesque and historic city of Bath is without doubt one of the nicest places to visit in the entire British Isles — unless, of course, you happen to be a Worcester Warriors supporter.
Whether distracted by the lure of the beautiful Georgian architecture or the famous Roman baths, it is difficult to put your finger on it, but something certainly seems to get to Worcester teams when they set foot on the pitch at The Rec.
Saturday's chastening 36-17 defeat was the eighth time Worcester had visited the famous West Country club for a league fixture and, on every occasion, they have returned with their tails between their legs.
Over the last few years of travelling the length and breadth of the country to cover Warriors, I have developed a — most probably misplaced — sense of what I think must be 'road trip optimism'.
In the car on the way to various away games, I find myself analysing the respective line-ups that have been named and often begin to think 'Worcester could sneak something here today'.
Not once on the journey south down the M5 to Bath, however, have I experienced that feeling. That's because I now know — as sure as it will rain on a Bank Holiday weekend — Warriors will lose at The Rec.
However good Worcester's results may have been in the build-up to the fixture, the wheels always seem to come off at The Rec and this weekend's most recent example is a good case in point.
Warriors have gradually been improving across the course of this season and, since the turn of the year, they have shown genuinely impressive form, culminating in the 16-11 home win over Saracens.
It has reached the stage where Richard Hill's men go into every game confident that they have the tools to secure victory.
If that wasn't enough, Warriors had already seen off Bath this season — albeit a scrappy 16-7 victory against below-par opposition — but the Worcester players travelled to The Rec safe in the knowledge they are capable of winning.
Even in defeat, Worcester have been notoriously tough to score against throughout this campaign and — prior to the Bath game — had the second best defensive record in the league. But that was not enough to prevent the curse of Bath kicking in and the normally rock-solid Warriors rearguard suddenly leak five tries.
In the aftermath, head coach Hill blamed the defeat on a lack of intensity from his players brought on by a run of tough fixtures. That said, even if Worcester head to The Rec next season on the back of a 10-game winning streak, I still wouldn't travel there full of confidence.


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Transitional Style
Transition is going from one place to another, one thought to another or, in this case, one style to another. In transitional style, we go from the traditional to the contemporary, or better still, blend the two together. This style is simple and sophisticated with straight and rounded lines, as well as graphic and textured fabrics and finishes. As with contemporary style, color is lacking. But traditional colors like neutrals, dark browns, taupes, and tans add a feeling of serenity. This can translate into a mixed balance of masculine and feminine elements.
Transitional furniture will bring comfort and minimalism together, along with attractive styling. It joins clean lines with fancy curves, natural wood finishes with smooth, brushed metals. Furniture is ample but not intimidating in size, lacking ornamentation and decoration and keeping to the simple, yet sophisticated.
Choose from a range of geometric and graphic patterns to classic, textured solids when choosing upholstery, accessories, and drapery. This is a blended interior, even in architectural design, which should reflect open, multitasking areas and spaces. Although the room will carry a contemporary look of minimalism, the transitional allows for a burst of unexpected color in accessories. Texture can also add the unexpected.
In traditional style, a dark sofa of deep brown is typical; but transitional style allows for the olive green corduroy sofa with creamy cotton pillows. Ultra suede, pliable leathers and nubby chenille not only supply the neutral colors of contemporary design, but contribute to the textures for a perfect blend of the masculine and feminine.
Remember, accessories need to remain at a minimal. Keep to clean, uncluttered lines. Make your selections carefully. A potted orchid in a window archway and a white, matted, black and white photo, framed in silver or black and centered over the mantle will create the perfect transition in a room.
If you are drawn to the serene feeling of traditional style and enjoy the smooth minimal lines of contemporary style, you will take pleasure in remodeling or decorating the transitional way. The main concern is to use good judgment and careful selection when it comes to line, scale, and drama. Be sure to look at our photo gallery for ideas.
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When I was asked to create a baby shower with the theme "The Secret Garden," I immediately thought of the Frances Hodgson Burnett Book by that name, one of my childhood favorites. I wanted to use florals, of course, but evoke more of a misty, monochromatic, mysterious mood rather than use the bright colors typically associated with gardens. I wanted to play with texture more than color.
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There was a point this past winter where it seemed spring would never arrive but here it is and it brings us sunshine, flowers and Neuhaus Cottontail. This Easter the world's leading Belgian Luxury Chocolatier is offering you the chance to embrace your inner chocolatier by creating your own artisan filled Easter Egg Shell.
Neuhaus will provide you with a hand-made chocolate egg which you can decorate with gianduja and fill with as many of Neuhaus' famous pralines as you can stuff in your egg - probably eight or nine! While there you will learn about the fascinating history of Neuhaus and taste some of their best selling chocolates. Bubbly will be provided for you to wash it all down!
Classes are led by a master chocolatier and will be held Wednesday April 16th from 7 to 9 pm, Thursday April 17th from 7 to 9 pm, Friday April 18th from 7 to 9 pm and Saturday,April 19th from 12 to 2 pm at the flagship Neuhaus boutique, 500 Madison Avenue, New York, NY. The workshop fee is $75. Contact the sales staff at 212-644-4490 to reserve your space. After this you will never boil eggs and dip them in colored dye again – you will be a chocolatier!
Even if you can't attend the workshop, you can still indulge this Easter with haute confection creations from Neuhaus. Celebrate spring with a sophisticated range of items, perfect for Easter baskets or even hiding inside Easter eggs. Festive pastel foils emblazoned with the iconic Neuhaus logo and chic seasonal packaging set the tone for the entire Easter 2014 collection, which is available in stores and online for delivery nationwide.
Delight kids and the young at heart with festive treats like Neuhaus' array of cheerful Hollow Figures including Calimero ($6), a beloved French animated baby chick shown popping out of an egg, a long-eared and bushy-tailed Sitting Bunny ($6), and the Easter Family - Ludo, Lola and Lulu ($13/each). All are molded in a choice of dark, milk or white chocolate and dressed in cheery, springtime green and white packaging with matching green ribbons. Easter Family $13/ea.
Designer flavor combinations are offered in bite size Easter Egg shapes especially for the holiday. The new Lapwing Bird Egg has a chocolate center and thin speckled candy shell. Plus, new and classic Praline Egg flavors, ranging from Cookies - new for 2014 – to Almond, Caramel Fleur de Sel, Wild Strawberry, Nougatine, and Gianduja, are enveloped in a variety of dark, milk and white chocolate coatings and individually wrapped in tasteful foils sporting spring tones.
Selections are available in various sizes, from the adorable Perch Box ($TK/10pcs), to the egg-shaped Oval Box (price varies depending on chocolates selected), or larger Handbag ($38/27 pcs) – new for Easter 2014 - and Neuhaus' signature Ballotin ($TK/38 pcs) packaging. The Metal Easter Egg ($28/18 pcs), also filled with chocolate Eggs, doubles as a children's keepsake or decoration. Edible molded chocolate Egg Shells ($115/16cm size and $75/14cm size), are embossed with an "N" then filled with chocolate Eggs. (Those in the know pre-order deluxe Egg Shells coated in Gianduja or Nut Paste for an additional level of indulgence.) To create the ultimate assortment, shoppers can also customize a Cello Tube ($18/11pcs) in–store.
Neuhaus has six exclusive USA boutiques, four in New York City (Madison Avenue flagship location, Grand Central Terminal, Lexington Avenue, and Queens Center Mall), one in New Jersey and one in Washington DC. Other points of sale in the USA include Virginia, San Francisco and Hawaii. Products are also available for purchase nationwide from www.neuhauschocolate.com.


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Portland is a city of gardens, from the International Rose Test Garden to the Japanese Garden, with in-between islands like the Crystal Springs Rhododendron Garden and the Leach Botanical Gardens. In fact, Portland is home to Forest Park, the largest urban forest reserve in the United States.
This "green" bent started in 1903 with John Charles Olmsted, a landscape architect, and today encompasses more than 8,100 acres of green space permanently protected by law from further development. Even so, Portland isn't resting on its laurels, or its roses, and continues the green revolution, with half its power coming from renewable sources, a quarter of its workforce engaged in "green" commuting, and 35 of its downtown buildings LEED-certified by the Green Building Council. Is it any wonder that Popular Science rated it America's top green city?
In 1993, Portland became the first city in the U.S. to officially develop policies to reduce greenhouse gas emissions related to global warming, including a goal to reduce carbon dioxide by 10 % by 2010 (from 1990 levels). This, and other environmental initiatives, led Grist Magazine to declare Portland the second most environmentally friendly city in the world, after Reykjavik, Iceland. Portland couldn't be prouder of these awards, which have led to substantial growth in the last decade, but in many ways it still retains its distinctly European, small town character, unlike its edgy, futuristic northern cousin, Seattle, or overcrowded, overly expensive San Francisco to the south.
Land use is a big issue in Portland. Urban growth restrictions adopted in 1979 limit sprawl but drive up housing prices. On the other hand, where else can you drive a mere 15 minutes outside the city's center and see working farms complete with old, red barns? This initiative, which started as far back as the beginning of the 20th century, is the reason Portland has a 140-mile "greenway" (rather than a beltway, like Washington, DC) around and through the city connecting more than 30 parks and protected areas. Elsewhere in the U.S., Sunday drivers have to leave the city to see the countryside. In Portland, the city is countryside, and Sunday tourists get around via more than 40 miles of light rail, trolley cars and buses, with rail and bus service free inside the downtown area. In 2006, Portland earned the distinction of America's number one city for bicycling.
This green movement also covers structures - everything from single-family homes to apartments, office buildings and factories - and the city has an entire web page devoted to sustainable building initiatives, offering a variety of resources from consulting services to free how-to videos. These mandatory green building codes, ranging from energy efficiency to the use of renewable building materials, are strictly enforced, and have resulted in residents reducing their electricity consumption by 5%, even though the size of the average home, and the city, has increased. City government has done its part as well, reducing energy consumption by a whopping 22% through the sagacious use of street lighting, traffic signaling, water delivery systems and a fleet of eco-vehicles. This Sustainable City Government Partnership even features an "eco-roof" on The Portland Building, where approximately 14,000 plants help reduce storm water runoff and increase the building's insulative properties.
All this, and Oregon has no sales tax. The state also refunds individuals and corporations when a state revenue surplus exists. This rebate, called the Kicker, applies when actual revenues exceed estimates by a mere 2%, and is designed primarily to take the sting out of rising property taxes - an issue California addresses with Prop 13, which has driven property values so high the mandatory 1% tax rate now generates revenues of approximately $5,000 per home. Oregon has also refused to pass a tobacco tax, but does have a medical marijuana provision like that in California.
Green, eco-friendly, inexpensive and liberal, Portland is Los Angeles without the smog and sprawl, and San Francisco without the ostentation and inflation. For those who worship green in all its manifestations, Portland is the place to be.
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Lets get outside!
Well, we've had a bit of cold spell here to really prove to us that it is winter. A Chinook (warm wind from the west) blew in and we are going to sit around ~0C for a day or two. Looks like a good time to get out and do a bit of walking. Not sure I'll get to the mountains, but probably a park in town. I have a new carrier cover to keep Hiking Baby warm while we are out.
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I have been playing around with clojure for a bit now and I can postively say that I am absolutely floored. I have always favored dynamic and more expressive languages. I have a rather unfortunate situation of working with a Java codebase. I like the JVM and the tools around it but not the language itself. I have always been fond of lisp. Ever since I read "How to be a hacker" by Eric Raymond, I wanted to learn both lisp and python. Picking up python was easy. It took my barely a week until I could write a web app in python. With Ruby and Rails the transition was even smoother. My forays into the Lisp world were not that fruitful. I learned both Common Lisp and PLT Scheme. I found that I liked Scheme better than CL. In fact the only lisp I found myself using regularly was elisp. For anything useful in the sense of hacking, I found I was using python a lot. Was lisp then merely an academic language? I had read John McCarthy's initial paper and was awed by its simplicity. In the meanwhile I had devoured books and articles on lisp its macros and was even able to appreciate the flamewars about hygenic macros and CLOS. However, I could not do serious stuff with lisp. I found lisp very had to smuggle in to enterprises. Python and Ruby were far easier to be sold.
Then I met clojure. From its first sight, I knew it was beautiful. It implemented both the CLOS parts with defmulti and hygenic macros from the scheme land. It had nice set of special forms to provide just enough syntactic sugar to be expressive without breaking the language too much. But what is more fascinating about Clojure is that it gets concurrency right. It uses persistent and immutable data structures that can be shared across callers. It provides a sane implementation of STM and ties it in beautifully concepts like futures and promises. Its Java interop makes interacting with Java libraries amazingly laconic with macros like the expression threading macro and the dot macros. Bottlenecks that you may have in your code due to the dynamic nature can be easily optimized away using type hinting. And in the Java land there is a library for literally everything. It may not have a nice DSL but thats where clojure comes in.
Ousterhout had formulated a dichotomy between powerful statically typed languages or system programming languages and the expressive dynamically typed languages. With clojure that distinction does not exist or is very nearly invisible. Clojure almost always errs on the side of better performance. At this point, I happen to be working with quite a large dataset that needs to be kept in memory and uses complicated graph traversals using Neo4j. Clojure handles this without breaking a sweat. Similar code written in plain Java would be quite complicated and I was not able to get nearly enough performance with JRuby despite several tricks.
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