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CURE's Building the Digital City
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On November 1, 2013, the Center for Urban Real Estate (CURE.) will host the
Building the Digitial City
Tech and the Transformation of New York
-- day long multi-disciplinary conference exploring the dramatic rise of the tech industry in New York and its growing impact on the planning, development and urbanism of the city.
Organizaed by Senior Fellow
James Sanders
, AIA, together with Prof.
Jesse M. Keenan
, Research Director of CURE., and Prof.
Andrew Laing
, the event will feature distinquished participants from a wide variety of sectors, including
MaryAnne Gilmartin
, CEO, Forest City Ratner;
Craig Nevil-Manning
, Director of Engineering, Google;
David Hantman
, Head of Global Public Policy, Airbnb;
Kevin Ryan
, former CEO, DoubleClick, and founder of the start-ups Gilt Groupe, Business Insider and MongoDB;
Jed Walentas
, Managing Partner, Two Trees Management;
Ben Fried
, CIO, Google;
Andrew Rasiej
, Board Chair, NY Tech Meetup; and
Rachel Stern Haot
, NYC Chief Digital Officer,
Adam Neumann,
Co-Founder and CEO, We Work, among others.
Focused on issues and opportunities in New York,
Building the Digital City
will present state-of-the-art (and science) research and will feature innovative projects from across the five boroughs, as well as urban centers from across the globe. In turn, the signifigance of the conference will extended to cities everywhere, which are increasingly looking to tech and digital enterprises as a source of urban growth and innovation in the 21st century.
Location: The Altman Building, 135 West 18th Street
Date: Noveember 1, 2013
Time: 8:15 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Partners: ARUP, Jamestown, The Durst Organization, Airbnb, Google, Inc.
Conference Program
Friday, November 1, 2013
8:15 am
Registration and Coffee/Refreshments
9:00 am
Welcome and Introduction
Vishaan Chakrabarti, AIA
Holliday Professor of Real Estate Development, Columbia University GSAPP,
Director of CURE., and Principal, SHoP Architects
9:20 am
Address: Tech and the City: The Long View
James Sanders, AIA
Project Director and Conference Organizer
Principal, James Sanders + Associates, and CURE. Senior Fellow
This opening address will establish several themes of the conference
by exploring the historic relationship between great cities – above all,
New York – and technological innovation, especially in the area of
telecommunications, information, and media. In the recent explosion
in the digital industry in New York, and in its striking attraction to a
classically dense urban environment – utterly distinct from the
suburban-oriented growth of Silicon Valley – can be seen the
rebirth of a culture of urban tech innovation, whose roots stretch
back to the 19th century.
10:00 am
Panel 1: The Rise of an Urban Digital Cultur
This panel will provide an introduction to the day's program by
looking in broad terms at the sudden (and largely unexpected)
emergence of New York's tech industry over the past decade, and
its complex relationship with – and orientation to – the distinctive
urban character of the city. It will explore the ways in which the
rise of new tech-driven communities – which have developed
around a complex mix of live/work uses, high-quality data
infrastructure, a rich layer of urban amenity, and a decided
preference for older, smaller, more idiosyncratic structures
over large, conventional "modern" office buildings – have already
begun to change the urban fabric of the city, and carry profound
implications for its future.
Ben Fried
Chief Information Officer, Google
David Hantman
Head of Global Policy, AirBnB
Rachel Sterne Haot
Chief Digital Officer of the City of New York
Kevin Ryan
Former CEO, DoubleClick; Founder, Gilt Groupe, Business Insider, and Mongo DB
Jonathan Bowles
Executive Director, Center for an Urban Future, and co-author, New Tech City
11:00 am
Morning coffee break
11:15 am
Panel 2: Accelerator: The New Urban Workplace
Among the most evident ways in which digital culture is transforming
city life is in the rapid emergence of new kinds of tech-oriented
workplaces, and, more generally, of new ways of working in the city.
This panel, comprised of some of the leading designers and developers
of these new spaces, will explore the different type of new workplace
models – including "coworking," "incubator" and "accelerator" spaces– that
are reshaping basic notions of the layout and structure of the urban office.
The panel will also explore the ways in which these interior spaces interact
with the larger urban environment – including such classic public settings
as cafes, hotel lobbies, parks, and plazas – to turn the city itself into a kind
of vast, seamless, indoor-outdoor workspace.
Eric Liftin, AIA
Principal, Mesh Architectures
Jennifer Magnolfi
Advanced R&D Consultant
Miguel McKelvey
Co-Founder and Chief Creative Officer, WeWork
Andrea Steele, AIA
Partner, TEN Arquitectos
Greg Lindsay
Journalist (Fast Company) and co-author of Aerotropolis: The Way We'll Live Next
12:15 pm
A complimentary lunch will be provided for all conference registrants.
1:00 pm
Afternoon Welcome
Katherine Oliver
Commissioner of the New York City Mayor's Office of Media and Entertainment
1:15 pm
A conversation with Google's Craig Nevill-Manning about the rise of the tech industry
in New York, and the larger relationship of tech and the city.
Craig Nevill-Manning
Director of Engineering, Google
1:45 pm
Panel 3: The Wired and Wireless City: Challenges and Opportunities
This panel will look at what might be considered the basic foundation blocks
for "building the digital city," by examining the significance of data infrastructure
to urban development and redevelopment. From the starting point of the
(still-emerging) understanding that in the 21st century digital access has become as
essential to urban life as electricity, gas, water, and sewerage, the panel will look at the
current challenges in providing broadband access within existing urban areas
(and its impact on growth), at the emerging possibilities for digitally propelled
"smart development," and at new initiatives to create a standardized, widely
adopted digital certification program for buildings and developments, equivalent
to LEED.
Scott Anderson
Chief Strategy Officer and Partner, Control Group
Arie Barendrecht
Partner, WiredNYC
Carlos Dominguez
Senior Vice President, Cisco
Andrew Rasiej
Chairperson, NY Tech Meetup
Tom Touchet
CEO and President, City 24/7
Andrew Blum
Journalist (Wired, Metropolis) and author of The Tubes: A Journey to the Center of the Internet.
2:45 pm
Afternoon coffee break
3:00 pm
Work and Workplaces in the Digital City: The Emerging Technology Workplace in New York City
Andrew Laing
Global Practice Lead, AECOM, and Senior Fellow, CURE.
Technology and patterns of work are resetting expectations for what the future
workplace should provide. The tech sector plays a unique role both as a
creator of products that enable new ways of working, and as a pioneer of
new kinds of workplaces. In New York, the sector thrives in the city's dense
collaborative culture that re-mixes how technology and space can be used.
Flexible and mobile ways of working are enabling new concepts of workplace.
Three models are identified: Co-working, Open House, and Co-Habiting.
Technology is also enabling new ways of providing space: workplace as a
service and collaborative consumption. Propositions for the future tech
workplace are highlighted.
3:30 pm
Afternoon coffee break
3:40 pm
Panel 4: The New Tech District and the Changing Cit
This panel, comprised of leaders in tech-oriented real-estate and
collaborative workspace development in New York, will look at the
emergence and significance of the new tech districts in the city, and discuss
how and where existing growth can be sustained and encouraged
in the next decade. It will also explore the long-term implications for
New York's development and transportation patterns – as new tech
clusters in Brooklyn and Queens challenge the city's historic "hub-and-spoke"
orientation to its midtown central business district, in favor of an
emerging multi-centered urban network.
MaryAnne Gilmartin
CEO, Forest City Ratner
Adam Neumann
CEO and Co-Founder, WeWork
Jamie Torres Springer
Partner, HR&A Advisors
Jed Walentas
Managing Partner, Two Trees Management
Vishaan Chakrabarti, AIA
4:40 pm
Media City: A New Tech Corridor for New York
An illustrated presentation of the draft materials from the research
and visioning project associated with the conference, exploring
the urban characteristics of the digital industry in the city and studying
new areas and models for tech-driven development in New York
and other cities.
James Sanders, AIA
Jesse M. Keenan,
Research Director, CURE.
5:00 pm
Closing Remarks
Vishaan Chakrabarti, AIA
5:10-7 pm
Cocktail Reception
Installations and Activities
Throughout the day, Building the Digital City will host a variety of
tech-related activities and installations on the main floor and lower
level of its Altman Building venue. A pop-up coworking installation
on the main floor, sponsored by the New York-based collaborative
space WeWork, will feature start-up entrepreneurs, engineers and
designers developing applications, along with members of the WeWork
staff, who will be live-tweeting the event and conducting interviews to
be streamed through social media platforms.
The venue will also include a range of digital installations and projections,
curated by Hannah Cloepfil, including the work of such noted New
York-based artists and studios as The Makery, Tomorrow Lab, Nils Hickey,
Ekene Ijeoma, Pepin Gelardi, Michael Edgcumbe, Sujiku, David Rife, and
Francis Bitonti Studio.
View the discussion thread.
Featured Event:
Patrick Ball - Seeing the Forest
Lecture and Conversation
Brown Institute for Media Innovation, Pulitzer Hall
, 6:00pm
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Today is International Happy Day and the very first day of Spring! It's been a long, hard winter for most of us and it's time to celebrate the near-end of all that nasty weather. Enjoy this recipe tonight with a glass of sweet white wine and a toast be Spring Happiness!
Next week we will begin lesson three of our herb series.
Chicken with Fresh Pineapple Salsa
Makes 4 servings
1 teaspoon extra virgin olive oil
4 boneless skinless chicken breasts
Salsa Ingredients:
2 slices fresh pineapple, each 1/2-inch thick, patted dry
1 cup whole strawberries, diced
1/4 cup finely chopped white or yellow onion
3 to 4 tablespoons chopped fresh mint leaves or 1 to 2 tablespoon McCormick's Mint Flakes
4 boneless, skinless chicken breast halves (about 4 ounces each), all visible fat discarded
2 teaspoons Lawry's Mediterranean Herb Seasoned Salt
Note: The Mediterranean Herb Seasoned Salt is probably all the salt you will need, add more if desired.
Preheat the grill to medium high. Brush a grill pan or grill rack with the oil.
Heat the grill pan or rack on the grill for about 2 minutes, or until hot. Grill the pineapple for 2 minutes on each side. Transfer to a cutting board and let cool slightly, about 2 minutes, before chopping.
Meanwhile, in a medium bowl, stir together the remaining salsa ingredients except the lemon. Grate 1 teaspoon lemon zest, reserving the lemon. Stir the zest and chopped pineapple into the strawberry mixture. Set aside.
Sprinkle both sides of the chicken with the Mediterranean Herb Seasoned Salt blend.. Grill for 5 minutes on each side, or until no longer pink in the center. Transfer to plates. Squeeze the reserved lemon over the chicken. Serve with the salsa on the side.

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Colombia's Constitutional Court on Feb. 26 ended the possibility of President Álvaro Uribe running for a third term by striking down a proposed referendum that would have asked voters to allow the popular president to seek another four years in office. What is the outlook for Colombia's presidential race now that Uribe is out of the running? Is his successor likely to continue the market-friendly policies that made Uribe a favorite of investors? Does the presidential transition pose a threat to Uribe's "democratic security" policy, which increased stability in Colombia and helped weaken FARC guerrillas?
Markus Schultze-Kraft, director of the International Crisis Group's Latin America and Caribbean Program in Bogotá: "The Constitutional Court's ruling is good for Colombia's democracy. The rule of law was upheld and the risk of a further weakening of the country's democratic checks and balances was controlled. The presidential race will take place on more equal grounds between the candidates who seek to step into Uribe's shoes and the political opposition. In the absence of its figurehead, it is likely that in the run-up to the first round on May 30 the Uribista camp splits up. At the same time, it is unlikely that the opposition will unite behind a single candidate. Colombia will therefore probably see a runoff election in June. That is in line with the country's polling history since the enactment of the 1991 constitution, with the exception of Uribe's landslide first-round victories in 2002 and 2006. It is positive that Colombia's state of political uncertainty has now ended and that democratic competition for the presidency can begin.However, due to the referendum issue, programmatic policy debate, including on Colombia's economic, security and foreign policy agendas, for the most,part has not taken pace.While the incumbent's would-be heirs are trying to capitalize on proposals of seamless policy continuity, the opposition and independent candidates are unlikely to seek a complete overhaul of the general policy framework of the previous years. It is paramount that the next administration build on the security gains attained under Uribe. But the security policy needs to be improved, especially with regard to rigorously upholding human rights and pursuing an integrated conflict resolution strategy. Much needs to be done also with respect to foreign and social policy."
Markus Schultze-Kraft heads and manages the Crisis Group Latin America and Caribbean program from Bogotá.
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Out with a friend in the 5th arrondissement exploring a bit.
We went into a lovely little cheese shop and I wanted to buy this heart shaped cheese but didn't. I've bought many a bottle of wine based on just the shape of the bottle.
This cheese, actually from Belgium, even had little jars of something to put on the cheese as you eat it. I've put cherry jam on a piece of Pyranees cheese and it was really good-I like that sweet and salty combination. Maurice doesn't though.
Something about this restaurant just made me want to go inside for lunch. It must be those white table clothes.
I liked this logo on the door of a shop.
The mosque is in the 5th so we stopped by for a glass of mint tea. The tea is served in glasses, not cups, with no handle so you need a napkin wrapped around the glass to drink the tea.
You feel like you are in Morocco having tea here in the great ambiance.
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The National Ready Mixed Concrete Association has released a newly revised Pervious Concrete Pavement Maintenance and Operations Guide.
Stop by the Gold Lot to check out Pervious in Paradise, where attendees, sponsoring exhibitors, and researchers will have an opportunity to display, discuss, and demonstrate the new equipment and test procedures for this rapidly growing market – pervious concrete.
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Will the strategies outlined in the EPA's new Affordability Framework benefit your agency?
QUESTION: A supervisor recently asked me for information on striping and signage of parking lots for ADA compliance, and I found "ADA Business Brief: Restriping Parking Lots" on the Department of Justice website. However, the document is dated January 2002. Is this information still accurate?
As if the city itself weren't enough, products were promoted and achievements acknowledged during North America's largest wastewater show: the Water Environment Federation's 87th annual WEFTEC conference. Read on to find out which team of operators and technicians won the coveted Operations...
Close to $78 trillion will be spent on capital projects globally by 2025. Of that, the U.S. represents the second-largest market.
Fun and engaging presentation makes the subject matter easy to understand for municipalities considering their options.
Indiana tops this analysis of EPA's Toxics Release Inventory (TRI) in terms of volume, but Texas is tops for toxicity.
Crashes on non-interstate routes killed 16,161 people in 2012, accounting for nearly half of the nation's 33,561 traffic deaths that year.
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SPDR Gold Trust (ETF): Why I'm So Bullish On Gold Right Now
Moe Zulfiqar: Since the beginning of the year, one asset class has shone when compared to the stock market. I am talking about gold bullion. The yellow shiny metal's prices are up more than 10%. The stock market, on the other hand, hasn't performed as well. For example, year-to-date, the S&P 500 is only up by little more than one percent. With this said, I believe gold bullion can surprise investors even more this year.
Let me explain why…
Looking from a technical analysis point of view, there are a few interesting developments that suggest gold bullion prices are heading higher. Remember the first rule of technical analysis: the trend is your friend, until it's broken. With this in mind, please look at the chart below.
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The downtrend that gold bullion prices were following since late 2012 has now been broken (black line). At the same time, we see prices breaking above the 200-day moving average for the first time since early 2013 and sustaining above the 50-day moving average. This suggests sentiment is turning bullish. In addition to this, we see indicators of momentum, like the moving average convergence/divergence (MACD), suggest bulls are in control (as indicated by the black line below the chart).
The fundamentals of gold bullion prices are suggesting investors are going to reap rewards as well. The demand continues to increase and the supply remains subdued. This is the perfect recipe for higher prices.
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CCA's faculty is contributing to the college's commitment to upholding environmentally sound by authoring books on the subject. For example: Design Is the Problem: The Future of Design Must Be Sustainable by Nathan Shedroff, chair, MBA in Design Strategy.
Be sure to visit Resources in the Sustainability at CCA section of the website for a list of previously published books written by or recommended by CCA faculty and alumni.


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After completing a successful three-month pilot of two web platforms, LSA Web Services and LSAIT are pleased to announce the availability of faculty-specific web services in the college of Literature, Science and the Arts.
Faculty members can choose between the WordPress platform, with site development and support provided by LSA Web Services, or a Web Hosting Environment-only scenario (cPanel), provided by LSAIT. If you are interested in a new site, please read the Faculty/Lab/Research Site Information article to determine the platform that best meets your needs.
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LOS ANGELES (LALATE) – The New Jersey Housewives salary 2012 levels are still dwarfed by Atlanta Housewives 2013 salaries from Bravo, LALATE can report. But how much are the New Jersey Housewives paid, is the New Jersey Housewives salary 2012 far less than Atlanta Housewives 2012 salary, and is Teresa Giudice still the second highest paid Bravo housewife?
LALATE has detailed housewives salaries over the last three years. But back in 2010, the sources of such news reports were limited. Among the limited sources back then were an exiting Jill Zarin from New York. Another source was a insider tied to the Atlanta Housewives. But since 2010, not much has changed. Bravo personalities rarely if ever divulge the amount of their salaries. The rare recent exception was Brandi Glanville who broke with Bravo protocol and revealed that Beverly Hills Housewives salaries 2012 were far less than people envisioned.
In 2011, Jill Zarin told news that New York Housewives salaries in season four were paid as much as they were paid in three first three season combined. "The first, second and third season salary pretty much added up to the fourth season. I worked really hard." Zarin said by season four Bravo dramatically increased salaries across all franchises. "They're getting a lot of money now, so that's another thing."
In October 2011, LALATE reported that Zarin and Ramona Signer were earning $500,000 per season, the highest takers on the show at the time.
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How much were the Atlanta Housewives salaries 2012? A recent series of reports wrongly claim that NeNe Leakes just now got one million per season. LALATE can report that such details are false. Rather, NeNe Leakes has gotten that salary since at least 2011, and perhaps the year earlier. In 2011, Kim Zolciak got seven hundred fifty thousand dollars plus a two hundred fifty thousand dollar bonus for the reunion. Rounding out the cast for season-only salaries were Sheree ($700,000), Kandi ($550,000), and Phaedra and Cynthia ($375,000). Those salaries are believed to have increased at least twenty-five percent for everyone but Nene in the 2012 season.
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And what are the New Jersey Housewives salaries 2012? In 2011, Teresa Giudice was paid $650,000 for the principal season. Caroline Manzo was earning $400,000, Melissa Gorga $350,000 and Jacqueline Laurita $275,000. But those numbers only concern the principle season for 2011, not the reunion. In the case of Leakes, she was paid since 2011 upwards of a quarter million dollars for the reunion show alone. Hence, Teresa is believed to have made that same check two years ago on top of her base salary, bringing her take to $900,000 per year. That puts Teresa still less than NeNe but now the second highest housewife across the franchise. But what happened this year? Insiders believe that all cast members saw a ten to twenty percent salary increase for 2012 compared to their 2011 numbers.


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Along with SISTAR and 4minute, boy band INFINITE have just launched their official sub-unit, INFINITE H. The "H" stands for "hip-hop," with the group's two resident rappers, Dongwoo and Hoya, serving as the unit's two members. The boys have hooked up with Primary –currently the hottest urban hitmaker in K-pop right now– for their debut album, Fly High, and it's lead single, "Special Girl." But for a hip-hop themed sub-unit from an already aggressive group, "Special Girl" is surprisingly soft.
More bubblegum R&B than rap thuggery, "Special Girl" is a breezy midtempo about being in love with a beautiful woman and trying to build up the courage to approach her. The chorus even veers into cheesy territory on the first listen, but after a few more spins, Hoya and Dongwoo's sugary crooning starts to sound sweet enough to make any young girl weak at the knees. The music video is a similarly frothy affair, with the duo playing actors in love their glamorous co-star — who also happens to be coveted by just about every other man in town. The boys spend a lot of time grinning and winking in bright pastel fashions, and even drop a few smooth moves that look like something the Backstreet Boys might have done back in the day.
Some folk will find "Special Girl" too corny to stomach, while others will fall for it's cutsie charm and '90s throwback feel. Either way, it's nice to see INFINITE H trying out a different style, as opposed to GD&TOP, whose unit album barely strayed from BIGBANG's usual sound.
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TC TO JEAN CARLYLE AITKEN ; 13 October 1855; DOI: 10.1215/lt-18551013-TC-JCA-01; CL 30: 82-83
Chelsea, 13 Octr, 1855—
Dear Jean,
There have two Notes come from John at the same time this morning: the first from Hanover (across the Sea, a good way); the second from Dover close by,—announcing that he is to be here in the Course of the afternoon. This, tho' I have hardly half a moment, I thought good to write to you on the chance of your getting hold of it tomorrow. The Notes themselves (of his own writing) I was to send on to Isabella at Scotsbrig; which I have done. A Note for you, it seems, is coming round by Moffat,1—to save a penny, or I know not why! There was nothing beyond this announcement of the fact;—welcome, as the weather had been so untowardly.
You have sent me no word for a while past; but I will hope all continues to go well.
With kind remembrances for James, and good wishes especially for newest of the family (what Name has he got, then?) I remain ever
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Two nutrition experts, Dr. David Perlmutter and Professor Timothy Noakes, are going against the grain when it comes to their diet advice. They concur that high fat low carb diets can help with weight loss as well as numerous other conditions. Now one grateful patient wants to help others by revealing how Dr. Perlmutter's "Grain Brain" diet ended her migraine misery, reported Fox News on July 23.
Lauren Essex suffered from "flashing lights on one side." When Dr. Perlmutter recommended his diet protocol, detailed in "Grain Brain: The Surprising Truth about Wheat, Carbs, and Sugar–Your Brain's Silent Killers," for what she described as "worrisome" migraines, she was both surprised and delighted with what he told her to eat and the benefits.
"We're desperate for fat," declared the neurologist about his instructions to her to eat foods such as olives and olive oil. "Our immune systems require fat, every cell in your body is made up of a lot of fat, and your brain is more than 60 percent fat."
For Lauren, the high fat low carb diet did more than cure her migraines: It slimmed down her body.
"You start losing your belly fat almost immediately," she said. "I mean, it's really amazing what happens."
Dr. Perlmutter's book specifies precisely which types of foods to eat and which to avoid. "The good fats are the fats like olive oils, nuts and seeds, grass fed beef, wild fish, avocado," he clarified.
And while coconut oil is on the list, avoiding carbohydrates is just as important. "It is a high fat diet that will only work if you cut the carbs," Dr. Perlmutter emphasized.
For those who think that fruit is healthy, Dr. Perlmutter disagrees. If you eat a high fat diet and continue eating carbohydrates such as a lot of fruit, "you're going to stimulate insulin which signals your body to retain fat, and generate new fat and locks up your current fat and doesn't allow you break it down to use as calories," he cautions.
Also an advocate for taking the high fat low carb approach to health and weight loss is Professor Timothy Noakes. He's attracted attention for making a dramatic change in his advice to athletes by telling them to stop carb-loading, reported Health 24 on July 23.
In addition to encouraging athletes to follow high fat low carb diets, Noakes has urged the use of these plans for conditions such as diabetes. In contrast to the traditional view that saturated fat is linked to heart disease, Noakes says that eating fat helps reduce cholesterol.
In an exclusive interview, Noakes revealed that he began his shift after reading "New Atkins for a New You: The Ultimate Diet for Shedding Weight and Feeling Great." He recognized that the co-authors were highly respected medical experts who had conducted significant research on ketogenic diets.
"Within an hour I was exposed to 150 research studies of low-carbohydrate diets that I had no idea existed," he declared. "The work was published in reputable journals."
And so Noakes used himself as a guinea pig. Within days after cutting carbs, he noticed the difference.
"Within eight weeks I had lost 11kg and improved my running times to those I had last run 20 years earlier," he said. Moreover, he realized "that my increasing infirmity that I thought was due to increasing age was in fact caused by the high carbohydrate diet that I was eating."
One of the biggest misconceptions, however, is that eating more fat (bring on the butter) automatically ensures nutritional ketosis. In reality, despite the sudden media spotlight proclaiming all Paleo-style and low carb diets to be "ketogenic," nutritional ketosis requires detailed attention to restricting all carbohydrates (including those supposedly good-for-you six servings of fruit daily) while increasing fat and protein. This article offers a detailed explanation of nutritional ketosis, including insights on how much protein to include.
In addition to helping with weight loss, diabetes and problems such as migraines, low carb diets have shown promise in treating attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), which impacts an estimated 5.2 million school-age children in this nation. While medication can help, changing a child's diet and making lifestyle modifications can sometimes be even more effective, reported "The Doctors" recently.
Symptoms range from hyperactivity to the inability to control impulses. Because ADHD can result in such different symptoms, it's important to seek out a specialist for a diagnosis and treatment plan.
"Medications are used a lot, and sometimes they help a lot, but there's so much more to it," said co-host of "The Doctors" and pediatrician Dr. Jim Sears. He expressed concern about the side effects to many of the drugs.
To highlight the potential in lifestyle changes such as diet, Dr. Sears made a televised house call to a six-year-old named Ethan. The little boy's symptoms include problems focusing, aggressive behavior and hyperactivity.
Dr. Sears advised an alternative approach based on his view that nutritional deficiencies could be linked to Ethan's behavior. The decision to choose dietary changes rather than drugs is one that Dr. Perlmutter advocates.
He recommends checking for gluten sensitivity, noting in MindBody Green that "going gluten-free can absolutely lead to remarkable changes in a child's behavior." In addition, Dr. Perlmutter suggests adding probiotic and omega-3 fatty acid supplements.
In line with his "Grain Brain" diet recommendations, Dr. Perlmutter recommends adding healthy fats to your child's diet and cutting sugar and carbohydrates significantly. Ensuring that your child has adequate levels of vitamin D also is important.
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John Macco was born and raised in Green Bay, Wisconsin and has lived in the area his entire life. John is married to wife Suzan, and together they have two sons. After graduating from Green Bay Southwest High School, John helped his father, Jim Macco, found Macco's Floor Cover Centers, Inc., which now has six locations throughout Northeast Wisconsin. John has worked in marketing and managed small businesses in the finance field. Currently, John is President of Macco Financial Group, Inc., a business he runs with his son.
John has always understood the need for community involvement and has served on the Old Main Green Bay and Downtown Green Bay, Inc executive boards as well as various roles at his church, Central Church Green Bay. John is currently a member of Old Main Green Bay and the Republican Party of Brown County. John also enjoys outdoor activities including, diving, cycling, flying, skiing and gardening.


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When the New Orleans Saints opened training camp, one of the expressed themes was improvement, even marginal. There are areas in which every team can get better, Coach Sean Payton declared, and one clear such zone for New Orleans was kick coverage.
Payton's target was certainly a fat one. New Orleans was the best team in the NFL in 2009, but they achieved that level while ranking 29th in kickoff coverage and 32nd -- dead last -- in punt coverage.
Halfway through the preseason, that challenge can be labeled as unmet.
The Patriots returned a punt 40 yards and a kickoff 52 yards in the first preseason game, and then, as Payton said after the Saints beat the Texans last week while surrendering kickoff returns of 66 and 53 yards, "every time we kick off, you're holding your breath."
Saints special teams players and coordinator Greg McMahon said this week that, unfortunately, the problem isn't confined to one or two players. Were that the case, the culprit could be cut and the problem solved. Instead, the kick coverage units are hampered by one player making a mental error or a missed tackle on one play, and a different player doing so on the next.
"Special teams is all about attitude, it's about a culture," said safety Chris Reis who earned a piece of Saints immortality by recovering an onside kick in Super Bowl XLIV. "It's about just wanting to get after the ball. Right now we're still trying to figure out guys in there. You can't really make excuses, but we're just not getting the job done. There's no formula to it, there's no, 'hey, this guy's not doing his job, or this guy' or, 'this part's not working.' We're just not getting it done. We've got to have better attitude, we've got to have more tenacity, more passion for the ball. So we're working on it, we're working hard."
Reis and two other safeties who have made notable special teams contributions, Malcolm Jenkins and Pierson Prioleau, said the problem is not a schematic one. McMahon acknowledged he has entertained doubts as he searches to plug the hole.
"You're constantly evaluating your schemes -- how you're drilling it, how you're coaching it," he said. "Heck, yeah. Absolutely. That's what we do."
In the playoffs last season, the Saints moved starters into some kick coverage units and the statistics improved, particularly in punt coverage. After giving up an average of 14.3 yards per punt during the regular season, the Saints allowed only 3.8 yards in the postseason. The numbers on kickoffs were far less glaring -- a 24.5 yard return average became 23.6 -- but showed improvement nonetheless.
The team is experimenting again with various personnel groups, and that has contributed to some breakdowns. Reis noted the pressure some players are under trying to make the team could contribute to mental errors, but neither he nor the other players singled that out as the main reason coverage has been porous.
"We've just got to play better fundamentally," he said. "There are some things we're doing in the kicking game that are not adequate enough, not up to par to make the plays we need to make."
It's not as if the special teams don't make huge plays for the Saints. A 97-yard kickoff return for a touchdown at New England and a muffed punt recovered on the Houston 15-yard line to set up the Saints second touchdown last week are cases in point. But Prioleau, who recovered the muffed punt against the Texans, said the momentum squandered by a long return after a score is unforgivable.
"We have to find a way as a unit -- the core guys in the unit as well as young guys -- to go out and make that tackle inside the 20 or make that big play to maintain momentum," he said.
Jenkins and Reis said the best special teams play is instinctive, that sometimes it can be counterproductive to "over-analyze" it. Generally there is a domino effect on a botched special teams play where a minor error is easily capitalized on by the return team.
"It's little things we've got to fix," Jenkins said. "It's definitely a point of emphasis. You can have 11 great players, and if one of them messes up on kickoff coverage that can compromise the whole thing."
The speed and the size of the players on kick coverage is fine, according to Jenkins, and the scheme is sound. But that begs the same question as to why the problems remain. The themes of new players and the thin margin of error cropped up repeatedly as answers.
"One," linebacker Troy Evans said when asked how many mistakes can blow coverage. "One, and usually you can figure it out pretty quick. It's not just the old adage of putting 11 crazy guys on the field, no-holds-barred and run down and smash people. There's an aspect of that, don't get me wrong. But there's a lot more play-specific things than the average person would think."
And McMahon said he takes the errors personally. He refused to blame inexperience and vows to correct the problem.
"One thing we'll never do is make excuses," he said. "If a player goes out on the field and he's wearing a New Orleans Saints helmet, whether he's a rookie, he's a 13-year vet, he's responsible for doing his job, and we're responsible for coaching him. It would be untruthful if we said it was all rookie mistakes; that's not the case."
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By Beth Potier, Media RelationsMarch 24, 2010
A lecture by water rights activist Maude Barlow has been rescheduled for Wednesday, March 31, 2010 at 7:10 p.m. in 115 Murkland Hall. Barlow's lecture, called "The Global Water Crisis and the Coming Battle for the Right to Water," is part of "Tap In," a series of events exploring water issues sponsored by the Office of Sustainability and Food & Water Watch.
Barlow is the national chairperson of the Council of Canadians and chair of the board of Washington-based Food and Water Watch. In 2008-09, Barlow served as senior advisor on water to the President of the United Nations General Assembly. She is also the author or co-author of 16 books, including the international best-seller "Blue Covenant: The Global Water Crisis" and "The Coming Battle for the Right to Water." Barlow is the recipient of eight honorary doctorates as well as many awards, including the 2005 Right Livelihood Award (known as the "Alternative Nobel"), the Citation of Lifetime Achievement at the 2008 Canadian Environment Awards, and the 2009 Earth Day Canada Outstanding Environmental Achievement Award.
The "Tap In" series continues with the film "Flow" (rescheduled from February) Tuesday, April 6, 2010, 6 p.m. in the MUB Theatre I. Irena Salina's award-winning documentary film investigates what experts label the most important political and environmental issue of the 21st century -- the world water crisis. Salina builds a case against the growing privatization of the world's dwindling fresh water supply with an unflinching focus on politics, pollution, human rights, and the emergence of a domineering world water cartel. Interviews with scientists and activists reveal the rapidly building crisis, at both the global and human scale, and the film introduces many of the governmental and corporate culprits behind the water grab, while begging the question, "Can anyone really own water?"
The water series closes with a screening of the film "Liquid Assets" Tuesday, April 20, 2010, at 6 p.m. in the MUB I. This 90-minute documentary tells the story of essential infrastructure systems: water, wastewater, and stormwater. These systems — some in the ground for more than 100 years — provide a critical public health function and are essential for economic development and growth. Largely out of sight and out of mind, these aging systems have not been maintained, and some estimates suggest this is the single largest public works endeavor in our nation's history.
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Miami Dolphins G John Jerry getting pushed for starting spot
While the left side of the offensive line appears secure with Jake Long at left tackle and Richie Incognito at left guard, there is plenty of competition on the right side.
Martin is competing with Lydon Murtha at right tackle. And on Monday, Artis Hicks worked with the first group at right guard while John Jerry worked with the second group.
"Ideally I think (Hicks') best spot is on the right side, whether it is at tackle or guard, for us is kind of to be determined," Philbin said. "…(H)e is getting a boat load of reps. I think he has picked up the system well. He is a professional, it's important to him. I like his demeanor, I like the way he goes about his business every day and so until we get into pads, that will help us further in the evaluation, but real pleased with what he has done so far."
What that means for Jerry, who started three games last season, is unclear.
The Dolphins are looking for athletic linemen to implement the West Coast offense, which includes roughly an average of 20 more plays per game than last season. Jerry is listed at 6-foot-5, 328 pounds but is believed to weigh more.
"I think he is a bright guy, I like his approach to the game in practice he hasn't made a lot of mental mistakes, he has pretty good awareness out on the football field. Obviously not accustom to that size of a man playing that position in the systems that I have been involved in, so I am interested to see how his conditioning is, how he can respond to 12-play drives and those type of things, but I like what I have seen so far."
Jerry started every game his rookie season, but showed up for training camp overweight and struggled last summer.
The Dolphins kept him, continuing the investment in the team's 2010 third-round pick. But what happens to Jerry if his waste line doesn't slim down?
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No. 21 Georgia Tech Hosts Akron To Open 2013 Season
The Yellow Jackets are coming off an ACC Championship in 2012
Feb. 13, 2013
>> All three games can be seen live on RamblinWreck.com, while Nolan Alexander and Wade Rogers have the call on WREK 91.1 FM Atlanta.
>> The Yellow Jackets are coming off the program's eighth ACC Championship in 2012, going 38-26, and reaching an NCAA Regional for 28th time in program history and for the 26th time in the last 28 years.
>> Tech welcomes 23 players back from 2012 and boasts one of the most experienced lineups in the nation. Preseason All-America seniors Buck Farmer and Brandon Thomas each turned down high draft picks to return in 2013, and six Jackets have each played 117 games or more in their college careers.
>> Akron comes to Atlanta with a second-year head coach that's no stranger to the Yellow Jackets. Rick Rembielak, who was a volunteer assistant on Danny Hall's staff in 2011, has won 530 games as a college head coach.
>> Georgia Tech is ranked in all four polls to open the regular season, marking the 20th time under Coach Hall that the Jackets are ranked in at least one preseason poll. Tech was a preseason pick by the ACC coaches to finish second to North Carolina in the Coastal Division.
>> Tech reached an NCAA Regional for the 28th time in the program's history, and for the 26th time in the last 28 seasons. The Jackets finished the runner-up in the Gainesville Regional to overall No. 1-seed Florida.
>> Tech's ACC Tournament championship in 2012 came on the heels of a 2011 season that saw the Yellow Jackets claim the ACC's regular-season crown.
>> The 2012 season saw head coach Danny Hall achieve a pair of noteworthy career milestones, winning his 800th career game at Tech and the 1,000th in his overall head-coaching career.
>> Tech had four players garner All-ACC honors, with OF Brandon Thomas and RHP Buck Farmer on the first team, while DH Daniel Palka and 1B Jake Davies made the second team.
>> Davies, who was named the ACC Tournament Most Valuable Player, also garnered Honorable Mention All-America honors along with RHP Alex Cruz.
>> The Jackets have all but one starting position player returning and welcome back every pitcher that contributed significant innings down the stretch.
>> Farmer is expected to hold down the No. 1 spot in the rotation, with junior RHP Dusty Isaacs and sophomore RHP Cole Pitts -- the same rotation Tech used for much of the 2012 season.
>> Junior Zane Evans is among the nation's top multi-purpose players. The Roswell, Ga. native is Tech's top returning catcher, who hit .295 last year and was among the ACC's leaders with seven saves as the closer.
>> There may be no bigger power threat in the ACC than junior Daniel Palka. The lefty, who competed in the 2012 TD Ameritrade College Home Run Derby, has mashed 24 home runs in his first two seasons.
>> Across the diamond, Tech will look similar to 2012 with Thomas and Kyle Wren in the outfield, Mott Hyde and Thomas Smith up the middle in the infield and Evans catching. Freshman Matt Gonzalez, who was drafted in the 11th round but chose Tech, could win the starting job at third base -- a move that would bump senior Sam Dove to the outfield and Daniel Palka to first base.
>> Following an impressive fall season, sophomore A.J. Murray is expected to be starting at either first base or as the designated hitter. Sophomore Daniel Spingola and freshman Dylan Dore also give Tech options in the outfield.
>> Behind Farmer, Isaacs and Pitts in the starting rotation, freshman LHP Jonathan King was strong in the fall and continues to compete for a starting spot, along with sophomore righty Josh Heddinger.
>> With seven saves in 2012, Evans is expected to anchor Tech's bullpen as the closer, and junior Alex Cruz (1.83 ERA, 8-3 in 2012) being the bridge to Evans. Junior righty Jonathan Roberts was strong in the fall and should compete for more impactful innings in 2013.
>> Tech was void of lefty options in the bullpen in 2012, but that will change in 2013 with King, fellow freshman southpaw Sam Clay and the return of junior Devin Stanton, who missed all but one game last season with an injury. Stanton underwent Tommy John surgery and the expectations are for him to return to game action by March.
>> As Evans' role increases in the bullpen, Tech will lean more heavily on junior Mitch Earnest and sophomore Connor Lynch to handle catching duties.
>> Second-year head coach Rick Rembielak is no stranger to Georgia Tech, serving as a volunteer assistant coach here for the 2011 season.
>> Akron was 17-38 in its first season under Rembielak, finishing fifth in the Mid-American Conference East Divison.
>> Tech opened has opened each of the last three seasons with a MAC foe, going 2-1 versus Kent State in 2011 and splitting games with Kent State last season.
>> NC State was the preseason pick to win both the Atlantic Division, and the overall league title.
>> After finishing last season outside of the Top 25 in all four major polls, Tech debuts this year at 16th by Baseball America, 17th by Collegiate, and 21st in both the National Collegiate Baseball Writers and the USA Today/ESPN Coaches poll.
>> Danny Hall will once again serve on the voting panel of the 31 Division-I coaches that select the USA Today/ESPN Coaches poll.
>> Since 2002, Tech has appeared in 10 Regionals, three Super Regionals and two College World Series (2002 and 2006).
>> Prior to its recent streak, Georgia Tech had participated in the NCAA playoffs just twice, in 1959 and 1971, with an additional play-in tournament appearance in 1948.
>> Georgia Tech made its first trip to the College World Series in 1994, advancing to the championship game before falling to Oklahoma, 13-5.
>> Under Danny Hall, Tech is averaging 43.0 wins per season, a figure that ranks 10th nationally since the 1994 season.
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The Global Credit Crunch: How it Affects the Solar Industry
As the US and global economies falter, there has been a lot of apprehension and speculation about the renewable energy industry. As one of the world's fastest growing industries, renewable energy would seem infallible to any but the most dramatic economic windfall. Yet the credit crunch has taken some toll on renewable energy investments, which are down from a year ago. Overall, the renewable energy industry is holding strong due to rising energy prices, climate change, and incentive policies. Nonetheless, most renewable industries took some kind of hit when comparing the first quarter of 2008 with the same quarter last year. That is, except for the solar industry. Solar energy actually gained in investment dollars, from $1.9 billion in 2007 to $3.2 billion this year. Yet this does not mean the road for solar power will be totally smooth. Banks are knee-deep in risk aversion, there is a silicon shortage, and political elections are set to take place in many countries. But mainly these are relatively short-term setbacks. Banks, insurers, and investors alike see solar energy as a long-term and stable investment. The silicon shortage is expected to ease in the next year or so as manufacturers ramp up production. And, especially in the US, government sponsored support for solar and other renewable energy sources is fairly well entrenched at both the state and federal levels. There is, at least, considerable confidence by investors that federal tax credits, set to expire at the end of the year, will be renewed. Rising costs of energy produced by fossil fuels are a big reason for the sliding global economy. So the eyes of investors and developers are landing elsewhere. They are landing on renewable energy. They are landing on solar energy. Banks may be cinching up their belts, and loans may not be so easy to get right now, but solar energy is set to grow and grow fast. Annual photovoltaic installations are projected to increase by five times in the next five years. The fact is that solar energy, and renewable energy as a whole, is no longer perceived as a fringe, immature, "someday" industry. Now the development of solar energy and the solar industry is seen as a necessity, and minds and wallets are following suit. Links:
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Meltdown (GTA IV)
Ray never got his diamonds. They disappeared after they were picked up by Niko and the crew. Ray has a gut feeling that Niko did not have anything to do with it, so he sends him to retrieve them from Luca and his pals. As Niko approaches them, they can be heard in their car, anticipating their trip to Las Venturas. Niko confronts them, and tells them to not play dumb, and just give him the diamonds. Luca and his crew feign offense to this statement, and the last thing they say before speeding off is that they're going to tell Ray that it was Niko that ripped him off. Niko steals a Banshee (dragging the owner behind it) and chases Niko through Star Junction until Luca's car crashes into Middle Park. Niko enters the park on foot, and takes down all of Luca's crew. Niko corners Luca himself in the bathroom, having hidden in a stall. Luca pleads for his life, attempting to bribe Niko with a cut of the diamonds. Niko plugs Luca (while he's sitting on the john, lol) with a shot from his pistol. Niko gets in touch with Ray over the phone and finds out that his job was to simply retrieve the ice, not kill Luca. Oops.


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- 2 lamb shanks (about 2 pounds)
- 2 tablespoons canola oil
- 1 medium onion, diced
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- 1 tablespoon all-purpose flour
- 2 beef bouillon cubes
- 1/4 cup boiling water
- 1 can (14-1/2 ounces) diced tomatoes, undrained
- 1/2 cup chopped celery
- 1/2 cup chopped carrots
- 1/2 teaspoon dried marjoram
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- In a large skillet, brown lamb in oil; remove and set aside. Add the onion and garlic; saute until tender. Stir in flour; cook and stir for 1 minute. Add bouillon and water; stir to dissolve.
- Return lamb to pan. Add remaining ingredients; bring to a boil. Reduce heat; cover and simmer for 1-1/2 hours or until meat is tender. Yield: 2 servings.
Originally published as Braised Lamb Shanks in Taste of Home April/May 1996, p17
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Skype and Symbian have always (?) been good friends, so it's only natural for the latest iteration of Symbian to get a Skype app. Of course, since Nokia decided to kill off the Symbian brand, the latest version of the OS is simply called Nokia Belle.
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Mad Child (swollen Members) Kamikaze lyricsThese Kamikaze lyrics by Mad Child (swollen Members) have been added to the MusicSongLyrics database. On this page you can find meaning to Kamikaze lyrics, as well as lyrics to many other artists similar to Mad Child (swollen Members). If you're signing Kamikaze right now and want to sing along these lyrics, you've come to the right place.
Like, okay yeah yo
Yo, yeah, yeah
[Mad Child]
I'm a little monster, yup, little mobster
30 days, 30 songs, 30 girls, 30 concerts
I'm never wearin Abercrombie
Rockin Red Dragon but I'm airin out my laundry
Thumbs up like the Fonzie, now it's Happy Days
Rappers I decapitate, hack 'em with the axe's blade
I don't got my taxes paid but murder every track I make
My friends keep bangin but I'm hangin like a macrame
You see me getting aggravated you should back away
Drink six Red Bulls and smoke a pack a day
Mad Child, ex-gangster, fucked for life
Back me in the corner, shank you with the rusty knife
I'm a crazy white boy, Charles Manson
Every time I rhyme, shine like the Green Lantern
I have to learn how to handle my... life
I had to go to anger management... twice
Goin goin, back back
to Cali Cali, where everything's nice
Got the six-four Impala with the dangling dice
And my Daytons shine bright off of the Los Angeles lights
Like Dilated, Mad +Work the Angles+ at night
Yeah, Mad work the angles at night
Now don't compare me to these other clowns
Cause the difference is realness, difference is realness
In life there's gonna be some ups and downs
Still got issues to deal with, issues to deal with
But if you love the night life put your hands up high
If you like to get right throw your hands up high
If you make your own moves and create your own rules
Well alright then, well alright then
[Mad Child]
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These rappers claim freestyles but they all written
I got the meanest vocals, call me Nino Loco
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Cooler than a popsicle but I got obstacles to hurdle
Plus these raps I gotta murder, armed and mellow like I'm Donatello
Let my body turn to Jello, now I'm back fully developed
Revive a dying dream, we are not a dying breed
Soul controller, Coca-Cola, Moka Only, "Lime Green"
Used to like drugs, going to night clubs, now my shit gone
But my eyeballs felt like light bulbs switched on
[Mad Child]
Sometimes I get so depressed, I can't get off of the couch
My loft looks like it's occupied by Oscar the Grouch
My car looks like I traded it for eighties and weed
But it's a fairly new Mercedes, I just made it a heap
People say fuck, here come that Canadian freak
Long fingernails smell like he ain't been bathin in weeks
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The way I rap, write, and fuck like I just got out of jail
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I make you take a peek-a-boo and see the freak inside you
Cause I've developed, a quite fulfilling psychedelic drug
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Otherwise I'm going kamikaze, say your sayonara
I'll hit you like a torpedo, I'm killing all these rappers
that are more than okie-doke from Canada to Tokyo
And when I die they'll build a statue with the court below
Best lookin white rapper with a broken nose
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SAINSBURY'S has been given the go-ahead to open its first major supermarket in Barnsley creating up to 400 jobs.
The B and Q store at Stairfoot will close and be converted to a Sainsbury's, after a unanimous vote in favour from councillors at the town hall on Tuesday.
Planning officer Joe Jenkinson said: "It's in the public domain now that B and Q wants to consolidate this store with its Cortonwood store, which would mean a loss of up to 100 jobs. This (Sainsbury's) would bring in 400 jobs in terms of full-time equivalents."
Sainsbury's says all B and Q staff will be offered interviews for positions at the new store.
** The full story is in the Barnsley Chronicle, dated July 18. **
Hopefully it can be converted to a NETTO in due course, as Sainsbury's brings the NETTO brand and it's products back to the UK to compete with the German suermarkets which offer goods at a better price than big monopolistic uk supermarkets without compromising on quality.
And the likes of Barnsley based Jack Fultons could also open up a major store in Barnsley.
And at the same time the council could concentrate on making Barnsley one of the cheapest places to trade in the country for mere mortals, leading to the largest market in the country and re-establishing Barnsley as a thriving market town.


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Maloney didn't learn about Wasserman Schultz's cancer until her room-mate went public. "One time her mother came for the weekend, and it was very unusual. I later found out it was at the time when she had an operation," she says, adding that she has no problem with having been left out of this particular loop.
"With a trauma that personal, people are entitled to make decisions that work for them," she says.
Maloney's own personal tragedy struck on a Friday night in late September. While at a dinner in New York, she learned that Clifton, her husband of 31 years, had died on a Himalayan trek just hours after climbing the world's sixth-highest peak. The news became public the next day. "Melissa and Debbie were wonderful," she recalls. "They came to the funeral." Afterward, Maloney stayed in Manhattan for her first two weeks of mourning and "they were on the phone." Her two roommates continue to fuss over her, she says, because "we are friends, our husbands were friends. Our kids know each other. We're like a big extended family."
All three women insist that in more than five years together, the only real friction occurred during the 2008 presidential primaries. Maloney and Wasserman Schultz were fervent Hillary Clinton supporters; Bean was pro-Obama. "It was antagonistic," Bean admits. "There was some passion on both sides. It was definitely touchy. I was one of Barack's earliest supporters, and Debbie did a lot of press for Hillary. Deb would come home from a TV appearance and I'd say, 'You looked great, you sounded great and I didn't agree with anything you said . . . ' "
"We all understood; Melissa and Obama are from Illinois," Maloney says. When he got the nomination, the Clintonites quickly shifted candidates. "It was so much better when we were on the same side," Maloney adds.
If 2009 was the crucible year—Wasserman Schultz going public with her cancer and Maloney losing her husband— 2010 is the political challenge, since all three women are up for reelection. Midterm elections are typically when the sitting president's party suffers heavy Congressional losses, so they are all running hard and will spend more time in their districts, and therefore less time with each other.
"You don't really come here to make friends," Bean says of her legislative life. "You come here to get the job done.
"This was a bonus."
Annie Groer has covered Congress, the White House and political gossip for 25 years for the Orlando Sentinel and the Washington Post. She writes for PoliticsDaily.com and is at work on a memoir.
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Web Extra: The Roommates Next Door
By Annie Groer
Next door to the Maloney household, Rep. Shelley Berkley (D-Nevada) shares her home with her office scheduler, Joanne Rider (whom she's known since junior high); Rep. Betty Sutton (D-Ohio), who rents the basement; and Rep. John Larson (D-Connecticut), whom she calls "the best roommate on the planet because he's gone before I get up, I'm asleep before he comes home and he's quiet as a mouse." But despite her joke, one wonders if Berkley doesn't long for a little more quality time with her housemates, or her block-mates. Both Maloney and Berkley, separately and unbidden, expressed delight over a spontaneous early-morning encounter most of us would take for granted.
"My door was open, I saw Carolyn, I said, 'Hi neighbor, come on in!' and we had a great conversation," Berkley recalls, grinning widely.
"There we were in our housecoats, sitting in her kitchen, drinking coffee," Maloney muses with her own wide smile. "It was like being in a small town and visiting with a girlfriend."


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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-13039264.post6623066372092291828..comments2015-08-24T13:52:38.865-04:00Comments on Temple Football Forever: Temple Stadium upgradesTemple Football Foreverhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-13039264.post-74675882151391500022013-06-23T08:59:06.286-04:002013-06-23T08:59:06.286-04:00The new president is crunching the numbers. It wo...The new president is crunching the numbers. It would be cheaper to issue some bonds and build a stadium on campus rather than pay the Eagles higher rent. Temple is in a low income area, and the bonds would have some tax credits attached. High NW individuals and hedge funds would invest wisely and North Philly would have a revenue generating operation. It's nice to have a CFO as Temple's new president.Da M Nelshttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-13039264.post-6298231655037960422013-06-12T22:00:27.564-04:002013-06-12T22:00:27.564-04:00I'm pretty disgusted with the students, specif...I'm pretty disgusted with the students, specifically.
We had 12.5K students for Villanova 2011 and followed that up with 14K students for Penn State.
Instead of BUILDING on that momentum and going to 14.5 and 16K the next year for big home games against Maryland and Rutgers, our students did a disappearing act.
The students of 2011 were MUCH better than the students of 2012 and I don't know why.
However, I would caution against using the word never.
Temple drew 52K at the Vet for Brigham Young in the 1980s and there were very few BYU fans there.
Temple regularly drew 40K against Pitt when Arians was the coach.
When Paul Palmer was going for the Heisman in 1986, the Owls drew 32K for East Carolina and almost as many for West Virginia.
Never is a very long time.
Temple Football Foreverhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-13039264.post-70544402168684303052013-06-12T21:42:48.602-04:002013-06-12T21:42:48.602-04:00It's time to end the if we win they will come ...It's time to end the if we win they will come argument. Do you remember last year? Starting off the Big East 2-0 with great wins and then getting to play Rutgers a rival the next weekend on a beautiful day. We drew 35k and were outnumbered by Rutgers fans in our own stadium. That was the day as a loyal fan I realized Temple football will never be a draw in Philadelphia. Regardless I will be there September 7th.cjowlshttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-13039264.post-71731885839527379282013-06-12T21:35:13.526-04:002013-06-12T21:35:13.526-04:00I think it's time to pack it in on the argumen...I think it's time to pack it in on the argument if we win they will come. Do you remember last year starting off 2-0 in the Big East (two great exciting wins)then playing a game on a beautiful day against a rival in Rutgers and being outnumbered in our own stadium. Only 35k in total attendance. After going to games for years and being a loyal supporter that was the day I realized Temple football will never be a draw in this town. Regardless I'll be there September 7th.cjowlshttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-13039264.post-58743777359666252972013-06-11T09:18:30.306-04:002013-06-11T09:18:30.306-04:00Starting to warm up to the Rhule hire. BB was caug...Starting to warm up to the Rhule hire.
BB was caught between a rock and a hard place.
1) BOT doesn't give him "arms' race" money to make the big splash (although I think Temple could have outbid Bowling Green on Dave Clawson).
2) Coaches were using Temple. As much as I love AG, he had one eye on that open door all along.
Rhule swears fidelity up and down to Temple, so I will have to take him at his word and I think that's what BB was thinking in this hire.
The red flags are (but not limited to):
1) Would ANY other school, say EVEN South Florida, have hired Matt Rhule as a head coach?
No.
2) Rhule had a chance to hire a GREAT defensive coordinator with impeccable credentials (Nick Rapone) but instead hired a mentor from 20 years ago who has not done anything significant since.
Why does this guy, the new DC, not Rhule, remind me of the Dennis Hopper character in Hoosiers?
He's going to have to pitch a shutout against Memphis and Fordham to win me over.
Oh wait.
He hasn't been a DC on a team with a shutout since 1996.
I won't hold my breath.Temple Football Foreverhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-13039264.post-85989903864412522642013-06-10T21:16:09.162-04:002013-06-10T21:16:09.162-04:00*build *have been great instincts on Daz, you nai...*build
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great instincts on Daz, you nailed it. makes me wonder what BC is thinking...., you have to spend money wisely to make money..., what if we hired a million dollar per year coach? or, do we continue to roll the dice on cheap unprovens? appears as if our BOD and Trustees are schizophrenic....,
college football is big business and we should be making profit and loss decisions...., winning begets fame, fortune, and fans..., jury is out on Rhule, same as it was with Daz..., better odds if we would have offered someone like the Louisville coach twice their current salary....imagine the immediate buzz (ticket sales, four star recruits, etc)..., I'm a Temple die-hard and my judgement is often jaded, but this isn't rocket science..., BB made a feel good hire with Rhule after being jolted by Daz...., the reality is Rhule got his second and third choices for OC and DC....., red flags everywhere!!!Kent Dukehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-13039264.post-18423198292370562252013-06-10T20:33:52.638-04:002013-06-10T20:33:52.638-04:00Yeah, that 4-7 was a huge step backwards and not t...Yeah, that 4-7 was a huge step backwards and not throwing a pass (ok, just two passes) in the first half of a loss to Maryland was malfeasance of the highest degree.
Can't say I didn't have concerns about Addazio.
This is what I wrote about him on the day he was hired.Temple Football Foreverhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-13039264.post-14821811882385437632013-06-10T18:53:08.301-04:002013-06-10T18:53:08.301-04:00chicken or the egg?..., AG built momentum..., hiri...chicken or the egg?..., AG built momentum..., hiring DAZ was a very bad decision. we did not build on the momentum, took two steps back, and in the process lost three recruiting years. BB did great things for TU, hiring DAZ was not one of them..., built it and they will come is not a proven strategy.., winning begets fame, fortune, and fans. Louisville is a good model for TU to follow. Stability should not have a top criterion..., all great coaches leave, but they also leave a winning team behind. much rather have 3 four season AG's in a row than have a 5 or 7 year .500 coach...,Kent Dukehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-13039264.post-84384198876915108192013-06-10T17:18:55.054-04:002013-06-10T17:18:55.054-04:00That should be 23K in a 70K stadium. You know ther...That should be 23K in a 70K stadium.
You know there are going to be excuses made by Tu fans about campus stadium, too (no place to tailgate, don't want to fight North Philly traffic, no place to park, SEPTA strike, etc.)
I think our apathetic basketball fan base has given the BOT some sobering lessons. Our football fan base has been better, but not by enough to make a real difference.
Show me 38K for Houston and I'll change my mind.
I'm thinking we'll be lucky to get 25K for that game and it's more important in the overall scheme of things than ND.Temple Football Foreverhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-13039264.post-51130895705941578742013-06-10T17:15:36.490-04:002013-06-10T17:15:36.490-04:00People made the same argument about the LC and it&...People made the same argument about the LC and it's been pretty consistently half full over the past five years except for Big 5 games and maybe an occasional Xavier or VCU.
What happens if Temple builds a $300 mil stadium (you won't get it for less in this union town) and gets 15 K in a 40K stadium?
Does it look any better than 235K in a 70K stadium?
No.
I think TU fans have to prove to me (and, more importantly, the Board of Trustees) that they can put 35-40K in LFF before Temple can even think of a campus stadium.
I think the BOT has tougher standards on this than I do.Temple Football Foreverhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-13039264.post-6297704890526654012013-06-10T16:04:11.987-04:002013-06-10T16:04:11.987-04:00Uh-oh, the on-campus stadium debate is now on TFF....Uh-oh, the on-campus stadium debate is now on TFF. Two reasons I like the idea of an on-campus stadium for Temple: 1, atmosphere and size. I'd like to see 30,000 in our own 40,000 seat stadium than feeling empty in a 70,000 seat stadium. Plus LFF feels rented. 2, I see an on-campus stadium as a needed amenity if we ever want to step up, for example the ACC. It's a requirement for big-boy football, IMO.tu2acchttp://firstname.lastname@example.com


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Chief Meteorologist Dave Rexroth surprises Channel 7 staff with first visit since fireworks accident
SOUTHFIELD, Mich. (WXYZ) - There was a surprise visitor as Channel 7 and TV20 Detroit staffers gathered for a regularly scheduled meeting this morning. Chief Meteorologist Dave Rexroth walked in to Broadcast House for the first time since a July 4 fireworks accident where he lost his left eye.
With his trademark sense of humor, Rexroth entered a station conference room, wrapped in bubble wrap, with his wife Deb at his side. After a standing ovation, he explained that his wife's friend provided the protective wrapper so he wouldn't hurt himself any more than he has.
"My tear ducts still work which is nice," said an emotional Rexroth who thanked the station staff for their support over the last few weeks.
Rexroth said he was amazed by the outpouring of support from viewers and those who have reached out to him on Facebook and Twitter since the accident.
"My family has grown by all of you," he said to his coworkers. "And especially all our viewers too."
"It's just been incredible the amount of support I've gotten," Rexroth said.
Dave said he would be receiving a new prosthetic eye in a few weeks and explained that he hopes to be back on TV in September.
He explained his injuries to the Action News team and he talked about learning to live without some of the depth perception he had in the past.
Dave was injured July 4 during a fireworks accident that occurred while he was visiting family in Iowa. Less than a week later, it was clear that he would lose his left eye as a result of his injuries. He's since undergone several surgeries and will return to Iowa to be fitted with a prosthetic eye.


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Harvey Paul Johnson (Stud)
Position: T-LB-BB-FB-G
Height: 5-11 Weight: 212 lbs.
Born: June 22, 1919 in Bridgeton, NJ
Died: August 8, 1983 in Bridgeton, NJ
High School: Bridgeton, Staunton Military Academy
College: William & Mary (school history)
Drafted by the Brooklyn Dodgers in the 6th round (43rd overall) of the 1943 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 0 (15060th overall since 1950)
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