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Real average weekly earnings, December 2004 – December 2005
January 20, 2006
Average weekly earnings rose by 3.1 percent, seasonally adjusted, from December 2004 to December 2005.
After deflation by the Consumer Price Index for Urban Wage Earners and Clerical Workers (CPI-W), average weekly earnings decreased by 0.4 percent.
Before adjustment for seasonal change and inflation, average weekly earnings were $551.67 in December 2005.
These earnings data are from the Current Employment Statistics Program. These data are for production and nonsupervisory workers in private nonfarm establishments. Earnings data for December 2005 are preliminary and subject to revision. Find out more in "Real Earnings in December 2005" (PDF) (TXT), news release USDL 06-85.
Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, The Economics Daily, Real average weekly earnings, December 2004 – December 2005 on the Internet at http://www.bls.gov/opub/ted/2006/jan/wk3/art04.htm (visited June 27, 2016).
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AUBURN HILLS, Mich. (AP) - The Midwest regional semifinal matchup between Iowa State and UCLA tonight brings back memories for both teams.
They met at the same stage of the 1997 tournament, when the Bruins beat the Cyclones 74-73 in overtime.
But only one player that played in that game is around for this one - Iowa State's Stevie Johnson.
"I don't remember much about the UCLA game," said Johnson, who played briefly as a freshman. "I just remember (Kelvin) Cato going up to block their last shot and seeing it float just over his hand and go in."
That time, Iowa State and UCLA played their first-round games at The Palace before facing each other in San Antonio. This year, they started in Minneapolis before heading to Michigan.
"I don't think it will be much of an advantage for us, especially since UCLA was winning games here at the same time that we were," Johnson said Wednesday. "But beating Cincinnati was a great win for us, and it will be nice to play here again after that."
EARLY SHOWERS: Iowa State was the only team that didn't use its entire 50-minute practice session Wednesday. While the other teams went right to the final buzzer, the Cyclones finished about 10 minutes early.
REPEAT PERFORMERS: Michigan State's Jason Richardson and UCLA's Jason Kopono are making their second appearance at The Palace in just under 12 months.
Both players starred in Magic Johnson's annual Roundball Classic last April, with Richardson putting on a spectacular show in the postgame dunk contest.
"It gives me a little advantage, because I'm used to the rims here and the court," said Richardson, a freshman. "But I've still got to go out there and play the game."
CROWD FAVORITES: As expected, a majority of the 3,500 fans in attendance for Wednesday's open practices were dressed in Michigan State's green-and-white.
The biggest cheers of the afternoon came at the end of the Spartans session, when Morris Peterson and Richardson engaged in a dunking duel. Peterson had the early advantage, but Richardson received a standing ovation for his next-to-last dunk - a between-the-legs tomahawk off a bounce pass to himself.
"I'm just going out there to try to have fun and bring some excitement to the team," Richardson said. "It's really exciting to be in an atmosphere like this. Not everyone has a chance to do that."
EYE ON THE PRIZE: UCLA coach Steve Lavin said he had just one bit of advice for Earl Watson after the Bruins' point guard underwent laser eye surgery earlier this week.
"Stay focused," Lavin said.
Watson had the surgery to correct a problem after he took an elbow to his left eye during the Bruins' 105-70 rout of Maryland in their second-round game last week.
Watson played a career game with 17 points on 6-for-7 shooting (5-for-6 from 3-point range) with a school-record 16 assists and no turnovers.

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It's been a long time since I've traveled the California Coast. I remember the scenic drive along 101 with glimpses of the ocean and long drives through the Redwoods on winding roads. I remember many trips in my teenage years heading to, or from, family events in Central California.
I am driving the coast again next week but this time it's a much different trip. I'll be looking at Wine Country stops around Napa and Sonoma, scenic stops along the North Coast beaches, places to hike among the Redwoods and relaxing nights in historic Bed and Breakfasts. This trip is a far cry from the hurried family trips as a teenager. This will be a slow, romantic road trip to explore the Northwest with a beautiful and adventurous woman. This will be a great trip.


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A photo shared on Facebook from Chesapeake resident Julie Armstrong has garnered a lot of views and interest.
City officials said the pumpkin broke free from a Halloween display promoting a local party.
The traffic delay was caused by an accident on the Suffolk side of the bridge.
At least 105 guests registered to stay at the hotel overnight have been evacuated as a result of the fire.
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Governor Terry McAuliffe visited Hampton Roads to talk about transportation issues important to you.
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A look at the urban landscape and culture up and down the west coast through the camera lens of photographer Stephanie Lim.
As a Southern California native, Stephanie has had many different atmospheres at the touch of her fingertips. From the city to the beach, she's just a drive away to whatever destination she wants. Delving into photography at the young age of 16, she's gained a passion for it that won't ever settle. Everywhere she goes, there's a camera at her side always available to capture memories at the click of a button. Currently residing in Orange County, CA Stephanie is still pursuing representation, figuring out new ways to advance her photography skills and expanding her portfolio.
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The chair looks great! Thanks for posting the name of the place you use, because I will eventually have to recover my favorite chair (and have the coils fixed... is that a thing?).ReplyDelete
Kristen - I love Great & Fast Upholstery - they are just what their name says. The chair looks fantastic.ReplyDelete
Loooving the after. Hello custom. Looks amazing. As always!ReplyDelete
Check out that funky ass chair love it!ReplyDelete
I'm with ya, decorating isn't as much fun when it's a slow process. I like instant gratification! And then reality steps in...ReplyDelete
You're space is coming along nicely, Kristen!
Hey Kristen! I love that light fixture - can't believe it's from Lowe's, so stylish! Also, I can't find a link to your email so I'll ask here - who was your electrician? We live in Atlanta and need some work done.ReplyDelete
hey amanda - my email is firstname.lastname@example.com ... send me one and i'll let you know his info!ReplyDelete
I love the new cushion covers! Awesome! And I love Jenny's style too, plus she's incredibly hilarious. Here's to a touch of funk!ReplyDelete
The chair looks awesome!ReplyDelete
looking good! i love the green/leapard chair! sassy!ReplyDelete
That chair. THAT CHAIR!!!ReplyDelete
everything looks great! I love your coffee table - I wish I could pull something like that off in my living room, but I can't. That little side table from UO is fantastic...it always catches my eye when I'm shopping their site. :)ReplyDelete
I've followed your blog for a while, but never posted. Couldn't contain myself on this one... that chair is unreal. I would have never in a million years put that together but it is fantastic.ReplyDelete
I like it so far. I bought that same light fixture and took it back since it was too small.ReplyDelete
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Decorating a room is evolved over time. You will get there. You do so many accent walls and stencil in your work. Have you thought about doing one in your space? Maybe she will contact you about doing a moodboard for you! ..AlisonReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 28, 2012 at 8:32 PM
Hey Doll, love the bamboo chair! Where did you buy the fabric and/or where did you get it upholstered?ReplyDelete
Hi Kristen! I found you in a round-about way on Pinterest with your grey-washed table, and then clicked over to your blog and discovered this post. I just wrote a post last month and included a picture of your spectacular green leopard chair. So, I put 2 and 2 together when I discovered who you were and am now happy to be following along! (Here's my post if you want to take a peek...)ReplyDelete
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Macaroni and cheese is plain old delicious. Kids and adults alike enjoy "mac and cheese" as a treat once in a while. This savory, creamy recipe is simple and irresistible. It's tried and true. Do not bake this recipe. Baking tends to dry out this dish. Serve hot right off the stove top for a delicious treat this summer.
When one makes this recipe into a "mac and cheese" bar with delicious toppings, then he/she has a complete meal with some added nutrition for the whole family. Set up a mac and cheese bar outdoors when the sun goes down this summer.
This summer recipe is adapted from the kitchn's mac and cheese recipe:
1 pound of Fusilli pasta
1 1/2 cups of 2% hormone-free milk
2 tablespoons of flour
2 1/2 cups of shredded cheese (sharp cheddar and jack cheese)
1/2 teaspoon of salt
1/2 teaspoon of powdered mustard (don't skimp gives dish a tang.)
Himalayan Sea Salt to taste
Needed: pot, sauce pan, whisk (very important) serving bowl, and large spoon
- Boil the pasta in salted water until al dente. Drain.
- Pour pasta back into the hot pan and add sea salt and drizzle with olive oil. Stir well. Set aside off burner.
- In a sauce pan warm one cup of milk. In a bowl whisk together remaining milk and flour. Whisk until there are no lumps. When steam rises off of the milk warming whisk in flour, milk mixture.
- Continue using the whisk until the milk is creamy and thickened. Less than 5 minutes.
- Reduce the heat to low and mix in cheeses, salt and mustard. Continue to stir until all of the the cheese has melted. Taste and adjust the seasonings if needed. Add more salt to taste, cracked black pepper, and even crushed red pepper to give it a good kick.
- Combine the pasta and the hot cheese sauce in a large serving bowl. Stir to coat noodles evenly. Serve immediately.
- In small dishes have toppings for family and guests: crispy bacon pieces, green peas, mushrooms (sauteed), thinly sliced bell peppers, extra shredded sharp cheddar, crushed red pepper, broccoli florets steamed, cauliflower florets steamed, toasted bread crumbs and a good hot sauce.
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White House Wants U.S. to Help Develop International Cybersecurity Standards
Obama administration aims for bottom-up approach to creating global standards for protection of IT and critical infrastructure.
Mobility, along with cloud computing and security, are the top technology issues that federal agencies are facing today. More importantly, these issues are impossible to separate from one another. Data stored in the cloud is often accessed from mobile devices. Security becomes a greater concern when devices are small enough to travel with employees outside the office.
To see how well the government is adapting to the new generation of workers and technology, The Telework Exchange surveyed 314 federal employees who use mobile devices for work.
Here are a few key points from 2013 Digital Dilemma Report: Mobility, Security, Productivity – Can We Have It All?
Like any worker, government employees need tools to be productive. In an age of ubiquitous technology, the highest productivity can often be achieved with personal, not government-owned, devices. The Digital Dilemma Report indicated that more than 55 percent of government employees are bringing their own devices to work, and most employees believe that mobility means more productivity:
76% of the Federal government is using mobile devices for work-related tasks; they say they gain 9 hours a week in estimated productivity, equating to $28B in productivity gains.
Greater productivity results in the saving of taxpayer dollars, which in this case is enormous. If billions of dollars are being saved with the use of mobile devices, the government cannot embrace them and the necessary security policies fast enough.
The biggest concern with mobile devices is that they aren't secure, and, in many ways, the Digital Dilemma Report confirms this. The graph below examines security measures on mobile devices versus laptops. The issue is obvious and partially a result of the sudden influx of devices into the workplace. Part of the issue, however, is a lack of strong bring-your-own-device (BYOD) policies.
The burden of security falls squarely on the shoulders of the government, and according to the Telework Exchange, 57 percent of federal employees "would consider paying their agency to have their personal device updated or certified as safe." The workers have already purchased the devices and are willing to pay more to make them safe. This alone speaks to the future of technology in government. Consumer technology has advanced to the point where employees can lead the way on some technology initiatives and, in some cases, even foot the bill.


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LINN — Traver Principal Craig Collins considered himself lucky.
Collins, 52, has been able to advance his career without leaving his hometown of Lake Geneva. First, he became a principal at St. Francis de Sales, a private Catholic school. Then, seven years ago, principal at Traver.
Effective July 1, he will realize his long-term goal to become administrator of a public school. He will be Traver's administrator after Mary DeYoung retires..
"I wanted to stay in the area," Collins said about why he took the job there after completing his undergraduate work at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater. "Both my wife and I are from this area and our families are here."
After college, Collins worked at St. Francis de Sales for 17 years — 11 as principal.
This likely helped when he applied for the principal's position at Traver. At that time, he was looking for a job which would help him achieve his long-term goal of becoming a public school administrator. He said in a private school such as St. Francis, there was no administrator. But to become a public school administrator, one needs public school experience.
So when DeYoung announced her retirement, Collins heard opportunity knocking.
"It's because you're in a decision-making position," Collins said about why he wanted the job. "You're the one hiring new teachers. You're the one who's reviewing and applying curriculum changes. As a teacher, you could have great ideas, but your administrator could say, 'We can't do that.'"
Now, in four months, he will be the one who can say what can and can't be done.
In some respects, Collins won't have a steep learning curve. He said he won't have to "start cold." He's been the principal for seven years, he knows the kids, he knows the School Board.
But in other areas, it's all new.
"It's still a new position for me and getting accustomed to that will be the biggest challenge," Collins said. "We have a good school and some of the challenges that others might face we don't have to necessarily deal with, such as an old school building needs to be fixed. Some people, they're starting their new jobs with these kind of issues."
Then there's the other issue, the one everyone's talking about.
"The budget is definitely going to be a challenge," he said. "That's going to be a challenge for everyone, though. I don't think that's unique (to Traver). Just about every school in the state is facing these issues."
But Collins said he's thankful to be working with DeYoung, who also is business manager for the Brookwood School District and, in his words, "is great with that stuff."
Collins said he's working on next year's budget with her right now.
"Just in general terms, the challenge is maintaining your programming on fewer dollars," he said. "When you start to cut programs and staff, obviously, you're not offering the same quality programming."
It's also likely people will take on additional tasks. Collins said "it's a team effort, and people realize it."
"It is a challenge, especially in a small school where you don't have excess staff. It's not like we'll cut one of three art teachers and make the other classes bigger. When you're in a small school and you make cuts, these (programs) are usually just gone."
However, the opportunity for leadership has its allure. Before he was asked if he's planning any major changes in his future as Traver administrator, Collins spoke of how important it is for the school to continue exposing children to technology. They still provide laptops to fifth- through eighth-graders, and Collins said it's something Traver teachers "believe in."
But don't expect any major changes, at least not immediately.
"I think it's not really all that exciting just because I've been here for seven years and I've already been involved in several things," Collins said. "I'm just looking forward to grow these things here we've already started, like our technology program."
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JC Penney Tries to Woo Back Core Customers
JC Penney appears to be reevaluating its low everyday prices strategy, adding more promotional sales and signs to show how much customers are saving.
When Ron Johnson was chosen as CEO of JC Penney (NYSE:JCP) in June 2011, he shocked investors by announcing that he would permanently mark down prices 40% instead of attracting customers through a steady stream of sales and promotions. He called the new prices "fair and square," and he expected customers would prefer consistently low prices to the thrill of bargain hunting and self-satisfaction of coupon hoarding.
Customers, however, didn't buy it. Literally. JC Penney's promotions were the main draw for the retailer's frequent shoppers who love the thrill of the bargain hunt. As a result JC Penney's stock price has fallen 45% to $19.81 from $34.51 when Johnson took over. The company reported a net loss of $123 million or $0.56 per share in the fiscal third-quarter of 2012.
Now JC Penney appears to be reevaluating its strategy, adding more promotional sales and signs to show how much customers are saving by buying their favorite brands at the chain (see a sample of the new advertising messaging below). Adding sales will not be a cure-all, however, for what ails JC Penney. As JC Penney has said in press releases and quarterly reports, its performance is a "tale of two companies." The pre-Ron Johnson company embraced sales, kept more inventory, and sold brands that appealed to older customers. The new JC Penney separates brands, keeps prices low, favors a minimal pared-down appearance, and most importantly, courts younger consumers.
As Johnson recently said in a CNBC interview, it is "even more important" to attract new customers, a message that wouldn't surprise JC Penney's loyal customers, who complain about the end of sales. The established customers' beef with JC Penney also expands to the company's elimination of its beloved catalog, thicker than a King James bible. This was the source of many clothing and home decor purchases by customers who have not necessarily warmed to making those purchases online. Johnson's efforts to declutter the store may have reduced the perception of variety as well. Johnson, who as the former Senior Vice President of Retail at Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) was responsible for pioneering the famous "Genius Bar," wanted to make the stores cool, but that vision clashed with JC Penney customers. A store that was once full of options is now, in the eyes of some consumers, a barren store with limited brands.
Not all the blame should be placed on Johnson's shoulders, however. This sea change was apparent in 2007 before Johnson took a blow torch to sales and inventory. After all, Johnson was brought in to save JC Penney from itself as the retailer's total net sales continued to fall. From 2002 to 2006, JC Penney's total net sales grew each year, from $17.3 billion in 2002 to 19.9 billion in 2006. Then the recession hit, causing the retailer to keep its prices even more competitive than usual and reduce staffing during less busy hours of the day. The company brought in $19.86 billion in 2007 and net sales fell steadily in later years. In 2008, net sales fell to $18.4 billion and in 2009, sales fell further to 17.5 million. In 2012, net sales amounted to $17.26 billion.
As the recession took its toll, the retailer continued to expand, however. In JC Penney's 2009 annual report, the retailer added a flashy new Manhattan store, changed its wholesome family-centered advertising to court younger trend-savvy customers, and announced efforts to revamp the store's image. Johnson stepped in as CEO taking over from Myron Ullman to complete the strategy JC Penney had already dipped its toes in.
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Clint Dempsey's right footed shot in the 71st minute gave Seattle Sounders FC (12-4-2) the separation it needed to beat I-5 rival Portland Timbers (4-5-10) 2-0 Sunday night at Century Link Field in front of 64,207 fans and a national television audience. Before the Dempsey goal Portland keeper Donovan Rickets made back-to-back saves one, which was straight up high way robbery of a Gonzalo Pineda shot.
Robbery or not FC Sounders leading goal scorer was not to be denied on his homecoming night. " It was fun to get back with the team and contribute, it's about the team and today we put in a complete effort. It felt good to be and helping." Clint Dempsey said of his return to the club. Marco Pappa's left footed shot from the center of the box in the 86th minute found it's way to the top corner of the Portland net to make it 2-0 and assure Sounders FC of their second victory over the Timbers in less than a week.
The two second half late goals where a contrast to a lack luster first half in which the Sounders FC had no shots on goal and the Timbers had just one. The 64,207 fans in attendance made for a festival atmosphere and both teams played to the crowd rather than stick to their game plan. " At halftime we talked about pushing our fullbacks up the field and getting being their defense," Sounders FC Coach Sigi Schmid said of his team's improved second half play.
Adding to spark to the Sounders FC attack was the second half insertion of Obefami Martins into the game at the 52nd mark. With Seattle pushing it's fullback up the field and having the midfield players stay wide, Martins and Dempsey where able to find open pockets in the Portland defense. " Having Obo out there really makes a difference and we feed off each other, Dempsey said of the partnership between him and Martins. The win extends Seattle's lead in the Western Conference back to 10 points over Real Salt Lake and seven points over D.C United for the best record in MLS.
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Whether you've seen enough Futurama to crave a talking tattoo, no matter how rude, or you're just waiting for futuristic technology to change the face of tattooing, Nokia's recent patent application may hint toward the direction modern tattooing could take. The Wall Street Journal reports that the Finnish phone company recently applied for a U.S. patent for "vibrating tattoo" technology. That's right, Nokia's research and development team is working to create a material that can be attached to the skin which will vibrate whenever your phone gets a text or a phone call.
Hypothetically, this technology would be able to alert users when their phone's battery is dying as well, according to the WSJ. Researchers are tossing around ideas of how to apply the material to a person - embedding it under the skin or creating an ink out of the substance.
However, don't expect to wow your friends by being the first to get a vibrating tattoo. Nokia is nowhere near ready to implement this technology. Rather, their patent is more of a preemptive move to protect their research investment should the technology wind up having any consumer application.
"All the mobile phone companies have R&D labs that look very far into the future," Ian Fogg, analyst for the IHS Screen Digest, told Technology News. "Typically, these patents are coming out of the longer-term development programs. Any practical applications may still be years off. This is ahead of where consumers are today."
Jeff Kagan, a telecommunications analyst, told the news source that while people won't be able to go to a Boston tattoo parlor and get hooked up to their phones when they get some sweet ink, the industry is likely moving in that direction.


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For most moviegoers, their introduction to LARP (large area role playing) probably came from the comedy Role Models, in which one of the geeky kids was a serious devotee of the hobby. While that film largely played it for laughs, LARP is actually taken quite seriously by true fans of the game and in essence can be described as Dungeons & Dragons but played in real life, outdoors. If The Wild Hunt seems to hold an admiration for LARP unlike anything seen on film before, all credit would be due to writer/director Alexandre Franchi and writer/star Mark Krupa who have poured their passion for fantasy into an eerie thriller that wonders what would happen if LARP players crossed the line between imagination and reality.
The film follows Erik (Ricky Mabe) who at the beginning of the film, is trying to work through a rough patch with his girlfriend Evelyn (Tiio Horn) when decides to go away for a weekend LARP game. Erik who was once a keen player along with his brother Bjorn (Krupa), now finds the whole thing ridiculous and reluctantly lets her go while they decide the fate of their relationship, though he doesn't quite understand what she gets out of dressing up in medieval clothing and running around. However, knocking around his apartment he begins to realize he may lose her altogether and heads to the LARP event to try and win her back.
When Erik arrives he's tries to barge on to the battlegrounds knowing full well that one of the hard and fast rules of LARP is that must all visitors must arrive "in decorum" meaning, you are not allowed entry unless you properly attired in period gear. After being summarily booted out, he dons some simple peasant clothing and re-enters only to find Evenlyn is central to a brewing battle between the Vikings and the mysterious Shaman Murtagh (Trevor Hayes) and his rogue followers. In order to win her back he will have to choose sides and join in the LARP game that, as the film moves into its nervy third act, takes some decidedly dark turns.
Franchi and Krupa, both blessed with a long resume of industry experience, have put forth some considerable talent in the film that earned Best Canadian First Feature Film at last year's Toronto International Film Festival. Shot on location at the Duchy of Bicolline, a LARP co-operative located two hours outside of Montreal, and utilizing real life players as extras added an undeniable and tangible electricity to the proceedings. Franchi and Krupa both know how to turn the screws on the plot and the audience, and the last third of the film shifts seamlessly into a tightknit thriller.
The duo only stumble slightly with their characters, as they never quite feel fully fleshed out. We are given very little to explain why Erik fights for Evelyn as she seems pretty much ambivalent about his role in her life. Even the couple of scenes we do get where they are ostensibly getting along, end in a disagreement and as the film moves to towards its finale how the film ultimately resolves their relationship (without giving too much away) isn't particularly earned. That said, the cast give strong performances across the board, particularly Horn whose enigmatic presence could spell big things for the actress if she can get the right breaks.
These flaws however, don't detract from The Wild Hunt's ambition to tell a story that gets increasingly surreal and surprising with each frame. For their first feature, Franchi and Krupa have turned a somewhat obscure pasttime, made in accessible and then going one step further, ambitiously centered a suspense thriller around it. That's no small feat, and The Wild Hunt marks promising debut for both Franchi and Krupa.


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You Can Control Your Blood Cholesterol Level
Try these heart healthy substitutes:
Try these heart healthy substitutes:
|INSTEAD OF A fast food burger
|USE The Salad Bar
|Canadian Bacon
|2% Milk
|Skim Milk
|American Cheese
|Low fat cheeses such as mozzarella
|Sour Cream
|Low fat cottage cheese or yogurt in the blender
|Tub or soft margarine
|Buttering vegetables
|Vegetables with herbs and lemon juice
|Cream or butter sauces
|Sauces using low fat broth
|Rich desserts
|Fried foods
|Baking, broiling or steaming foods
|Cooking with animal fats
Don't believe that "cholesterol free" or "100% vegetable oil" on the label means the product is good for you. Many products with these claims are filled with saturated fat (i.e., coconut, palm and palm kernel oil.)
Don't take words like "light" and "lower fat" at face value. Such food may have less fat than similar products, but they can still contain large amounts of cholesterol and saturated fat.


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At the recent NCAA Convention in Grapevine, Big 12 commissioner Bob Bowlsby suggested that his conference would talk about the advantages of the current size vs. 12, 14 or even 16 members.
While Bowlsby remains skeptical that bigger is better, even the small acknowledgement reignited rumors. One had the Big Ten, SEC and Big 12 raiding the vulnerable ACC for as many as 10 teams. Such a move would go against every signal Bowlsby has sent as commissioner.
In fact, Bowlsby confirmed "exploratory discussions regarding partnerships and collaborations" with three other conferences on scheduling and marketing, including the ACC. He cautioned that none was close to fruition.
Full Article at: Dallas News
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Big 12′s Bob Bowlsby skeptical of expansion, but things could change in a hurry
Big 12 athletic directors will spend Monday in Las Colinas pondering expansion scenarios from the possible to the unthinkable.
"I could see a lot of hypotheticals being considered," said one source familiar with the agenda.
Another source likened the sessions that will continue Tuesday with scheduling and bowls to a Big 12 "think tank."
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Rhetorical question time: Just how dumb is General Electric Company (NYSE:GE)?
In 2010, GE decided to shrink its GE Capital division... while simultaneously shelling out $1.6 billion to buy a credit card portfolio from Citigroup (NYSE:C) -- a schizophrenic business plan if ever I heard one.
Two years later, GE was back in the markets, spending hundreds of millions of dollars more on a foray into the mining business -- just as demand for raw materials was crashing in China. That was certainly bad timing.
But hold onto your hats, folks. Because GE is about to make its biggest mistake ever.
Goodbye, GE appliances (we hardly knew ye)
Here's the story in a nutshell. Back in 2008, as the American economy was crashing, General Electric hit upon the bright idea of trying to sell off its Appliances division for the princely sum of $8 billion. After two years of searching, unsuccessfully, for a buyer willing to pay that price, GE threw in the towel in 2010. Reversing course of its divestiture plans, GE CEO Jeffrey Immelt promised instead to hire 500 new workers and invest $432 million into improving operations at GE Appliances. (GE later upped that investment to a cool $1 billion.)
Now, it seems GE has decided to reverse course once again. As reported in The Wall Street Journal Thursday, GE is putting its Appliances division back on the block, asking anywhere from $2 billion-$2.5 billion for the unit. Foreign corporate shoppers are the most likely buyers in a deal, with the Journal saying China's Haier and Mexico's Controladora Mabe SA are two likely suspects.
It's an announcement to which GE shareholders can only respond with stunned silence.
A loss of staggering proportions
$2 billion for GE Appliances? I mean, I get that Appliances isn't the best business at GE. Revenues at the unit are down 18% from 2008. Appliances' operating profit margin, at just 4.5%, is less than half the profit margin for GE as a whole.
But even so, a $2 billion price tag on Appliances works out to only about 0.25 times this unit's annual sales, and a mere fraction of the 1.8 times sales valuation on the rest of General Electric stock. It's 25% of what GE thought the business was worth six years ago, and just $1 billion more than what GE sank into reviving the Appliances business less than four years ago!
Indeed, viewed even in the most favorable light, this seems a destruction of shareholder value of staggering proportions.
GE math
Consider: Let's assume GE mispriced Appliances when it tried to sell it six years ago (a safe assumption, since it didn't sell). So, let's say the Appliances business was worth not $8 billion back then, but rather just half that -- $4 billion. Add the $1 billion spent spiffing up the business, and divide the resulting $5 billion value into the best-case price GE is expected to get for the unit today: $2.5 billion.
That works out to a 50% loss for GE shareholders.
Foolish takeaway
If you were wondering why GE shares have underperformed the rest of the S&P 500 over the past year, and gained only 12% and change -- now you know why. GE is quite simply a poorly run company today, making bad decisions right and left. With a P/E ratio in the double digits, but a projected growth rate only in the single digits, General Electric stock is a dog with fleas.
You can't afford to miss this
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How to Write an Administrative Supervisor Resume
An effective administrative supervisor resume needs to show that you have experience managing others and enabling efficient business operations. With responsibilities for support staff, supplies acquisition, and business schedules, you need to be able to handle the many personalities and operational details that are present at the company. Your resume should show that you have the organizational skills and the interpersonal skills to keep things on track.
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A pleasant personality is also important for this role. While cheerfulness is not mandatory, the ability to grow positive working relationships with all members of staff is important. Relationship building helps ensure that projects will be completed on time and that staff will come forward readily with their needs and concerns. Employers want to see candidates who have the potential to create and maintain a functioning and productive office environment.
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High Protein Vanilla Pecan Crunch Muffins
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High Protein Vanilla Pecan Crunch Muffins
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Voluptuous vanilla and crunchy pecans make these muffins seductive, but whole grains and protein turn them into a formidable power breakfast or snack. Whip up a batch on Sunday for a week of instant breakfasts. Tip: Tip: For even distribution, start with a scant ¼-cup dry measure of batter for each muffin (about 3½ tablespoons) and then use a spoon to divide the remainder.
Per serving: 137 calories, 9 g total fat, 1 g saturated fat, 3 mg cholesterol, 10 g total carbohydrate, 3 g dietary fiber, 8 g protein, 148 mg sodium.
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Erik Spoelstra named Coach of the Month
The NBA release that announced Erik Spoelstra as Eastern Conference Coach of the Month merely mentioned Spoelstra's 12-3 record for March.
While that certainly stands on its own in terms of accomplishment (albeit percentage points below the 12-2 that got former Heat coach Alvin Gentry the Western Conference honor for his work with the Suns), there is more to the story.
Consider that Spoelstra not only has been able to get the Heat on the rise in the East, but has done it while dealing with such issues as Rafer Alston's disappearing act, Dorell Wright's late-night act, followed by Wright's Internet exposure, as well as the remnants of Carlos Arroyo's too-slow-go in Coral Gables.
Through it all, and through crafty sideline maneuvering that has included deft utilization of zone defense, Spoelstra has the Heat on pace to improve on last season's 43-39 finish.
Not bad considering this team was coming off a 15-67 season two years ago, when Spoelstra was handed the job.
While Oklahoma City's Scott Brooks and Milwaukee's Scott Skiles are the front-runners for NBA Coach of the Year, it would not be misguided to consider Spoelstra in the next tier, along with Charlotte's Larry Brown and Portland's Nate McMillan.
Spoelstra becomes the fourth Heat coach to take the monthly honor. Pat Riley was named Coach of the Month five times while with the Heat and Stan Van Gundy was so honored three times.
Riley remains the lone Heat coach to be named Coach of the Year, an honor he took in 1996-97.
The Heat's 12 victories in March tied for the high in the league. The Heat entered the month in ninth place in the East and ended March sixth in the conference, just a half-game behind No. 5 Milwaukee.
Among those also nominated for the Eastern Conference honor were Skiles, Brown, Cleveland's Mike Brown and Orlando's Van Gundy.
The conference Players of the Month will be announced Friday, with Heat guard Dwyane Wade, the current East Player of the Week, a favorite for the March honor.


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FP/AFP 2017 Application Process
Please find below the guidance and information for applicants to the Foundation Programme and Academic Foundation Programme commencing in August 2016. You may also find it useful to read the FAQs.
FP/AFP 2017 Applicant's Handbook
FP/AFP 2017 Application Presentation
FP/AFP 2017 Person Specification
Special Circumstances
FP 2017 Special Circumstances Guidance for Applicants
FP 2017 Special Circumstances Guidance for medical schools
FP 2017 Special Circumstances Form Criterion 1
FP 2017 Special Circumstances Form Criterion 2
FP 2017 Special Circumstances Form Criterion 3
FP 2017 Special Circumstances Form Criterion 4
The SJT for the FP 2016 application process will take place on the following dates:
- Friday 4th December 2015, 1400hrs
- Friday 8th January 2016, 1000hrs
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FP 2016 Process for reviewing low SJT scores
AFP/FP 2017 Appeals
Special Circumstances Appeals Process FP 2017
SC1 Appellant Proforma FP 2017
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Presentations will no longer qualify for points on the Foundation Programme application
Every year, the educational achievements criteria and process are reviewed by the UKFPO Recruitment Rules Group (this includes representatives from each of the UKFPO's key stakeholder groups including the BMA MSC, GMC, NHS Employers, medical schools and foundation schools). The review takes into account feedback received from applicants, as well as the clinicians and experts who participate in the National Verification Day. The aim is to continue to improve the process for applicants and changes may be recommended.
Many of you will already be aware that there are hundreds of conferences that take place across the world each year. It is not possible to identify all potentially recognisable medical professional/educational events ahead of the National Verification Day. In addition, it is evident from the 30% of applicants who had claimed points for presentations on their FP 2014 application and had their score adjusted, and from the number of presentation-related enquiries the UKFPO deals with, that it is difficult for applicants to understand how to comply with the criteria. We aim to be as consistent as possible but with over 9,500 individual items to be verified, it is almost impossible for the verification panels to ensure they make a fair and objective judgement every time, and anomalies do occur.
Therefore, to ensure the method by which points are awarded for educational achievements is fair and there is consistency between verification panels, the UKFPO Recruitment Rules Group has made the decision that points for educational achievements will be given for qualifications and publications only, and presentations will no longer qualify for points on the FP application form. While we understand that some individuals will not welcome this decision, we believe it is in the best interests of the majority of applicants and it will ensure the process remains consistent for all.
Do remember that applicants who are also applying to the Academic Foundation Programme (AFP) can still include presentations in the 'Academic Selection' section of the online form. Additionally, these achievements can be useful for applications for posts throughout your medical career especially if you are able to convert your presentation to a publication.
The total number of points available for the educational achievements section will remain the same – up to five points for an additional degree, and up to two points for publications. More information on the educational achievements process will be available in the FP/AFP 2016 Applicant's Handbook published above.
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Transfer of Information (TOI) Process
Once you have applied and been successfully allocated to a foundation school, you will be required to comply with the TOI process, which is designed to support you in your transition from medical to foundation school. For more information on the TOI process and what is required of you please click here.
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Originally conceived as a deer park in the northeast corner of Frederick Law Olmstead's Delaware Park, The Buffalo Zoo was established in 1875. Spurred on by local donations of animals, The Zoo grew and rapidly developed between 1875 and 1930 and attracted great community interest and involvement. This growth led to the Zoological Society of Buffalo being founded in 1931.
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Are you contemplating a career change, graduating from high school, completing your GED or HSED requirements, or considering college for the first time? If the answer is "yes," then you won't want to miss Moraine Park Technical College's Discover Moraine Park happening this February.The event, from 5:30-7 p.m., takes place at the Beaver Dam campus on Tuesday, Feb. 7, the Fond du Lac campus on Wednesday, Feb. 8; and the West Bend campus on Thursday, Feb. 9. Attendees can drop in anytime between 5:30 and 7 p.m."This is a great opportunity for anyone interested in getting a head start on the admission process," said Katie VandeSlunt, recruitment specialist for Moraine Park. "Participants will receive information on our programs and further assistance on meeting their career goals and completing the steps needed for the admissions process." Representatives from student services, college activities, clubs, student government, admissions and financial aid will also be present to answer questions."For more information, visit morainepark.edu/dmp or call 1-800-472-4554, Ext. 3347. Registration is recommended and can be completed by visiting morainepark.edu/dmp.
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There are many ways to show your love on Valentine's Day. You can add a touch of love to your home while having fun with the kids with this cute Valentine's Day craft.
When my son was in preschool, his class made cinnamon spice heart ornaments for Christmas. After searching on the web, I found this recipe at SimplyNotable that's perfect for making Valentine's Day decor.
Kids love crafts for any occasion so here's a Valentine's Day guide to help share the love with your little ones.
Cinnamon Spice Valentine's Heart Ornaments
1 cup cinnamon
2 tablespoons ground cloves
2 tablespoons ground nutmeg
1 cup applesauce or apple butter
2 tablespoons white glue
Mix the ingredients together to form a ball. I used apple butter in place of the applesauce to make the ornaments a darker color.
Knead the dough and form into a ball. Roll out the dough between sheets of wax paper, sprinkled with cinnamon. Use different sized heart cookie cutters to cut the dough into shapes. Use a drinking straw to cut a hole for hanging at the top of each heart.
Place hearts onto a baking sheet lined with parchment paper. Bake at 200 degrees for two hours, turning after an hour. Let cool for an hour.
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Detroit Red Wings defenseman Jiri Fischer suffered a seizure on the bench with 7:30 remaining in the first period of Monday night's matchup with the Nashville Predators, leading to the game's cancellation.
Just 1:02 after Fischer was on the ice as Nashville scored the truncated game's only goal he fell forward while sitting on the bench and collapsed. Red Wings players and staff quickly called for the Joe Louis Arena medical team.
As the Predators left the ice to go to their locker room, CPR was performed on the fallen Red Wing.
Steve Yzerman and Brendan Shanahan skated a strecher over to the bench area and Fischer's fiancee, Avery, was escorted across the ice.
Fischer was eventually taken to Detroit Receiving Hospital.
Red Wings' Senior Director of Communications John Hahn later reported that Fischer had suffered a seizure. CPR and an auto defibrillator were used to revive him and that he was "stable and responsive."
After the two teams conferred via phone with the NHL offices in New York, the game was cancelled, to be made up at a later date.
Notes: Nashville's goal was scored by former Red Wing Greg Johnson with 8:32 remaining in the first... The Red Wings will be back in action on Wednesday against the Colorado Avalanche... Information about the rescheduled matchup will be available in the coming days.
Holy sh*t, this is the scariest thing I've seen in years. Looks like either Lebda or Fischer is down at the bench. I swear they we doing compressions. This is not good.
They finally confirmed that it was Fischer, possibly down after taking a puck to the neck. CPR was performed but John Keating is reporting that Fischer was breathing on his own as of the last report from a witness. Fischer was not taken out of the building.
Reminds me of Pronger in the 1998 playoffs.
My wife and I were amazed and scared s***less when we saw that. There was no doubt they were doing CPR. And yes, it does bring back frightning memories of Pronger.
They're reporting now that he's breathing on his own but unconscious and has been taken to the hospital. Looks like he took a stick to the neck on the bench.
Waiting for another ambulance, they need one on hand in case of another incident, then it looks like the game will resume.
Wings are reporting that he suffered a seizure. Now in stable condition. The teams and the league are determining how the rest of the night will proceed.
Just an update - WXYT will be broadcasting and webcasting the Red Wings press conference at 1:00 PM today.
I was at the game that night and boy let me tell you, it was eerie. No one had any idea what was going on. There were no announcements until they let us know Jiri was at the hospital, conscious and breathing on his own. Two of my friens kept calling me on my cell phone with updates on what was being said on TV. I'm glad Jiri is ok now. Let's hope the cause is something that can be corrected and not a career ending consition.
As bad as this is, it could turn out to be a very postive motivator to winning the cup. We all remember what happened in the summer of 97 that lead to back to back in 98. I just hope he is able to make a quick return.
Two news updates in relation to this...
The Wings doctor is now saying that he recommends Fischer not return to the ice because they can't find out what caused convulsions.
The game has been rescheduled for April 16th. I can't believe they couldn't find a better day, as this now gives the Wings four games in four days to close out the season.
Ken Daniels announced that the game will not be replayed on April 16th, but NHL.com still says it will be.
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Boes, Stefan; Nüesch, Stephan (2009). New Flight Regimes and Exposure to Aircraft Noise: Identifying Housing Price Effects Using a Ratio-of-Ratios Approach. Working paper series / Socioeconomic Institute No. 906, University of Zurich.
In October 2003, a new flight regime was introduced at Zurich airport that significantly changed the levels of noise pollution in surrounding communities. We investigate the impact of the new flight policy on apartment prices using a hedonic price model and a non-linear difference-in-differences identification strategy. Our results suggest that rental prices increased by about 3 to 8 percent less in regions affected by the policy change, controlling for several apartment and location characteristics. The noise discount is still significant, although smaller, even after the inclusion of object-speciffc fixed effects. However, we do not find evidence of price changes in the sales market.
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Orphan Medical has announced the results of a phase III b study of Xyrem, for the treatment of excessive daytime sleepiness (EDS) associated with narcolepsy; Xyrem is currently approved for the treatment of cataplexy, another common symptom of narcolepsy. The study found that the study met its primary endpoint of improving wakefulness and alertness, with a significant improvement over placebo in objective wakefulness score, as measured on a standardized scale. Furthermore, the study also met its secondary endpoint of significantly reducing sleepiness score on another, similar objective standardized scale, compared with placebo. The study also found that while Xyrem was effective alone in limiting EDS, co-administration of Provigil (an approved EDS treatment) yielded greater efficacy than either agent alone. The multi-center, double-blind, placebo-controlled, parallel-group study randomized subjects with established EDS into one of four treatment arms for two weeks: Xyrem alone, Provigil alone, Xyrem and Provigil, or placebo. Orphan Medical announced plans to submit an sNDA for Xyrem for the treatment of EDS.
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Currently experiencing a very mild DDoS attack. Just a brute force login attack. This caused a spike in PHP/MySQL usage so I've just blocked logins except from my IP address. I'm not too worried about this type of attack at the moment.
I was wondering if there is anybody out there who is interested in collecting IP addreses of DDoS clients? Is there a service I can redirect DDoS clients to using a HTTP header (assuming the client will follow location) or is there a service I can post a set of logged IP addresses to?
I'm not even sure if this kind of information would be useful to some of the big DDoS Mitigation crews out there. It's not even a large number of hosts:
# grep 'POST /wp-login' access_log|cut -f1 -d" "|sort -u|wc -l
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Today's recipes are something light and fresh for spring. There are two recipes, both made with a new premium vodka just launched February 2014. VDKA 6100 was co-created by Hollywood's Robert De Niro and Artisan Spirit Merchants (ASM).
Crafted in Australia, sculpted in France, distilled in New Zealand and designed in New York, VDKA 6100 takes pride in its global sensibilities, sourcing the finest materials from around the world to deliver tomorrow's vodka. It is available in two sizes, 750ml, retailing for $34.99, and a 1-liter bottle for $44.99.
Using the freshest seasonal whey from only grass-fed New Zealand cows and natural spring water from the Wharepapa spring in Rotorua, NZ, VDKA6100 is triple distilled to its purest form and charcoal filtered to eliminate all impurities. The result is a clean, light, exceptionally smooth taste with hints of floral and citrus notes and a remarkably silky liquid free of gluten, sugar and lactose for an unparalleled luxury drinking experience.
Inspired by the Australian country code, VDKA 6100 pays homage to its Australian roots, and is produced by independent Australian spirits company, Artisan Spirit Merchants.
Easy to mix with a clean finish, VDKA 6100's taste is unrivaled. Here are two simple but tasteful recipes for you provided by VDKA 6100. Visit the Website for additional information. Http://www.vdka6100.com/.
Enjoy your cocktails while reading, " A Collector of Affections: Tales from a Woman's Heart." There's something very sassy and yet elegant about the two together. See the suggested links section to find out more about the book and the author Judith Glynn.
Two Cocktail Recipes
Compliments of VDKA 6100
6100 Rocks
2 Parts VDKA 6100
Lemon Peel
Pour vodka into a rocks glass with 2 or 3 cubes of ice.
Garnish with a twist of a lemon peel.
6100 Gimlet
2 Parts VDKA 6100
¾ Part Fresh Lime Juice
½ Part Simple Syrup
Combine all ingredients in a shaker with ice and
shake until extremely cold. Strain into a coupe
glass and garnish with a lime wedge.


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Vienna, the art of livingPedestrian, 8 km, 2 days
Vienna can be covered largely on foot and you can taste and breathe the city through its cafés and mythical concert halls... The splendour of the Austro-Hungarian Empire as celebrated by Stefan Zweig is still present, not in the relics of the past, but as the embers of a fire that burns on for some of the greatest artists and writers of the 20th century.Customise this route and add it to My travel book
St Stephen's Cathedral
With the familiar «Steffl», its elegant spire soaring to the skies at a height of 137m, St Stephen's Cathedral, with its varnished roofs and mass of carved stonework, is the monument that is most symbolic of the city of Vienna. Often damaged by war but always restored, it has shared all the great moments in the history of the city. It is also an excellent landmark where the city centre's busy shopping and pedestrian streets all converge.
The Hofburg
A former imperial palace, the majestic Hofburg was the Habsburg winter residence until 1918. An extraordinary range of buildings and historic collections, it has been added to down the centuries with each period leaving its mark; pomp, charm and extreme elegance in turn. As with the empire of which it formed the very centre, this palace (even more sprawling than the Louvre in Paris) was added to successively over the passage of the centuries.
This well-proportioned square, with an equestrian statue of Josef II in the centre, is one of the finest in Vienna. It resembles a Main Courtyard and is framed on 3 sides by several wings of the Hofburg whose façades were harmonised by Pacassi in the 18C. The National Library façade has a quadriga and large globes supported by atlantes. The fourth side is formed by two palaces.
The Hofburg : Albertina Graphic Arts Collection
With over 1 million engravings and 60 000 drawings and watercolours, the Albertina Graphic Arts Collection is undoubtedly one of the largest in the world. Housed in the former Tarouca family palace since 1795, it owes its name to its founder, Duke Albert of Saxe-Teschen. The Dürer Collection, assembled by Emperor Rudolf II in the late 16C, is exceptional. There are many other masterpieces by some of the greatest names in European art, from the Renaissance to the 20C.
Museum of Fine Art
The Habsburg passion for art is legendary. Over the centuries they built a collection which, thanks to their knowledge and taste, is without equal in terms of both variety and quality. The five departments range from Eastern, Greek and Roman antiquities to sculpture, as well as one of the greatest collections of decorative arts in the world. Not to be missed is the outstanding picture Gallery, with its globally pre-eminent collection of works by Bruegel the Elder.
When the Secession Pavilion was built by Josef Maria Olbrich in 1898, it represented a brutal intrusion of avant-garde into the blue sky of triumphant historicism. This enormous white cube with a dome composed of 3,000 golden laurel leaves was perceived as provocation. However, it was to lead Vienna into the age of modernity. Since 1986, it has housed Gustave Klimt's dazzling Beethoven Frieze, illustrating the various themes of the 9th Symphony.
Karlsplatz District
The prestigious Wieden district lies south of the Innere Stadt (inner part of the city) with St Charles Square between the two districts, not far from the Ring. This is a main junction for the city's underground and tramway lines. It is not only a busy thoroughfare for pedestrians but also a crossroads of Viennese architecture where the great Baroque, Historicism, Secession and Jugendstil styles are represented with considerable impact in the large buildings around the square.
State Opera House
Inaugurated in 1869, the fine Renaissance façade of the Staatsoper (State Opera House) proudly overlooks the Ring. Of worldwide renown, the greatest conductors and international stars, past and present, have or will pass through its portals. It is steeped in history and, with its 300 performances a year, is an absolute must for any music lover. Tickets are not easy to come by, but visitors should at least take a look at the main staircase and the Schwind Foyer.
Vienna owes Belvedere not to an Emperor but a general, Eugène of Savoy, one of the most inspired of the time. Returning to more princely activities after his victorious campaigns against the Turks and Louis XIV, he commissioned the finest Baroque ensemble in Vienna. The two palaces, built between 1716 and 1722, are linked by a formal garden. The Lower Belvedere houses the Baroque collections, and the Upper Belvedere is home to the Art Gallery containing 19C and 20C works.
Leaving the narrow streets of the Old town, the appearance of Vienna changes radically as you reach the Ring, the ring of boulevards around the city. The city's old fortifications became the site of the most extensive urban development programme ever to be undertaken in the imperial capital, as it was at the time. Between 1857 and 1913 a series of imposing public buildings were erected, their façades each in a particular «historic» style, opposite each other on either side of vast parks.
Museum of Applied and Decorative Arts (MAK)
The MAK or Museum of Applied and Decorative Arts, occupies a building along the Ring. The pre-eminence of its collections reflects Vienna's passion for decorative arts and modern design. The arrangement of certain of its displays has been enturusted to contemporary artists: Baroque items by Donald Judd; glass and lacework by Franz Graf; Empire and Biedermeier by Jenny Holzer; and the 20C by Manfred Wakolbinger.


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developer: CyberConnect2
genre: Action
|ESRB rating: T
release date: Mar 09, 12
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True Episode 18
Having beaten game, either S rank 5 episodes or simply complete 50 episodes to unlock the hidden episode, containing the true ending.
True Episode 18: S rank 5 episodes or complete 50 episodes after beating the game.
There are 34 Bronze Trophies, 7 Silver Trophies, 3 Gold Trophies, and 1 Platinum Trophy.
A Cry of Anger (Bronze): Activate Burst 50 times.
A Roar of Fury (Bronze): Activate Burst 100 times.
Anger Management (Bronze): Activate Burst for the first time in Episode 1.
Art Appreciator (Bronze): Get all the illustrations.
Be the Fist (Bronze): Achieve an overall synchronic rate average of 80% on any difficulty.
Can't Touch That (Bronze): Perform 100 counterattacks.
Can't Touch This (Bronze): Perform 50 counterattacks.
CG Collector (Bronze): Get all the CG art.
Deity (Gold): Complete all episodes with an S rank on Hard.
Demigod (Silver): Complete all episodes with at least an A rank on Normal.
Denied (Bronze): Get scolded by your former master in Episode 10.
Enlightenment (Platinum): Acquire all ASURA'S WRATH trophies.
Fighter (Silver): Complete all episodes on Normal or higher.
Guardian General (Silver): Complete all episodes with at least an A rank on Hard.
Heads Will Roll (Bronze): Completely lose it in Episode 12.
Hit'Em Hard (Bronze): Defeat 100 enemies with a special attack.
Hit'Em Harder (Bronze): Defeat 300 enemies with a special attack.
It Takes Two (Silver): Defeat Deus with Yasha in Episode 17.
Ka-ching! (Silver): Accumulate a total of 120000 Battle points.
Karma (Bronze): Complete Part III: Karma.
Lightning Reflexes (Bronze): Achieve 150 EXCELLENT synchronic impact rankings.
Like a Fish (Bronze): Consume more alcohol than you should.
Look Ma, No Eyes! (Silver): Complete the game with the Blind Master gauge equipped.
Mortal (Bronze): Achieve a D rank or higher on any episode.
Movie Buff (Bronze): Get all the movies and interludes.
Pain Is Universal (Bronze): Accumulate a total of 10000 in damage.
Quick on the Draw (Bronze): Achieve 70 EXCELLENT synchronic impact rankings.
Rebel with a Cause (Bronze): Do what you think is right in Episode 13.
Rebirth (): Complete Part II: Rebirth.
Shinkoku Soldier (Silver): Complete all episodes with an S rank on Normal.
Shut Up, Augus! (Bronze): Interrupt Augus' monologue.
Shut Up, Kalrow! (Bronze): Interrupt Kalrow's monologue.
Shut Up, Wyzen! (Bronze): Interrupt Wyzen's monologue.
Sometimes I Feel Like... (Bronze): Find all the peeping Doji at the hot spring.
Suffering (Bronze): Complete Part I: Suffering.
Taking Out the Trash (Bronze): Defeat 300 enemies with heavy attacks and/or lock-on fire.
The Six-Armed Man (Bronze): Grow a few extra limbs in Episode 5.
The Truth Hurts (Bronze): Uncover the truth.
The Whole Nine (Bronze): Get all the gauges.
They Don't Stand a Chance (Bronze): Defeat 50 enemies while in Unlimited Mode.
Too Legit to Quit (Bronze): Continue the game after falling in battle.
Unstoppable Force (Bronze): Defeat 100 enemies while in Unlimited Mode.
View of the Valley (Bronze): Continue to stare at the hot spring attendant's assets.
Warrior (Gold): Complete all episodes on Hard.
Who Needs Health? (Gold): Complete the game with the Mortal gauge equipped.
Episode Pack - Part IV: Nirvana Trophies
There are 5 Bronze Trophies and 1 Gold Trophy.
A Friend in Need (Bronze): Protect your brother-in-law in Episode 20.
Blaze of Glory (Bronze): Put an end to your wrath once and for all.
Daddy's Angry (Bronze): Defy the supreme being in Episode 19.
Gaea's Champion (Gold): Complete all episodes in Part IV with an S rank on Hard.
How Do Ya Like Me Now? (Bronze): Receive a parting gift in Episode 21.
Nirvana (Bronze): Complete Part IV: Nirvana.
Lost Episode 1 - At Last, Someone Angrier Than Me Trophies
There is only 1 Bronze Trophy.
A Rebuttal of Fists (Bronze): Complete all missions in Lost Episode 1.
Lost Episode 2 - The Strongest vs. the Angriest Trophy
There is only 1 Bronze Trophy.
An Everlasting Catch (Bronze): Complete all missions in Lost Episode 2.
Unlockable Gauges
Augur: Complete all episodes in the game with the Blind Master Gauge equipped on any difficulty.
Blind Master: Achieve a Total Rank of A or higher for all episodes in the game on any difficulty.
Defender: Achieve a Total Rank of A in 3 episodes in Part I: Suffering on any difficulty.
Destructor: Achieve a Total Rank of A in 3 episodes in Part II: Rebirth on any difficulty.
Mortal: Achieve a Total Rank of S in 10 episodes on any difficulty.
Obliterator: Complete all episodes in the game with the Mortal Gauge equipped on any difficulty.
Survivor: Achieve a Total Rank of A in 10 episodes on any difficulty.
Thermoregulator: Achieve a Total Rank of A in 3 episodes in Part III: Karma on any difficulty.
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In case you haven't noticed the toilet paper on the trees, it's homecoming week in Liberal. LHS will crown a homecoming queen during halftime of Friday night's game against Garden City. The game begins at 7:00 PM. The three queen candidates are Sylvia Moreno, Emily Jackson, and Lorie Rine. The attendants are freshman Joanna Campos, sophomore Crystal Gallegos, and junior Crystal Tiscareno. Today's activities begin with a pep assembly at Redskin Field at 1:05. The homecoming parade begins at 2:30 on Kansas Avenue. The them of homecoming this year is "Revenge of the Redskins." The game will be followed by a dance at LHS. It is also homecoming at Hugoton, Beaver, Sublette, and Elkhart.
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