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Piney Woods won't grow in the East Village.
The plan by concert promoter Todd Patrick and Two Boots pizza chain owner Phil Hartman to turn a vacant space on 34 Avenue A into a down-home Southern eatery — which would have two bars and a performance space for experimental classical music and jazz — was overwhelmingly defeated last night when Community Board 3 passed a motion denying the partners' application for a liquor license by a vote of 28 to 7. The vote followed more than an hour and a half of raucous back-and-forth between some 25 neighborhood opponents of the project, known as Piney Woods, and a similar number of advocates.
Hartman, an East Village resident and longtime arts promoter, did not attend the meeting, but the lawyer for Piney Woods, Elke Hofman, read a statement from him in which Hartman said he sympathized with the residents' concern over noise and garbage stemming from "frat boy" bars on Avenue A.
Piney Woods' supporters at the meeting said the project would inject new life into the East Village, which has lost many cutting-edge venues in recent years to rising rents. "I don't want to have to travel to Williamsburg to hear the kind of music" that would be on tap at Piney Woods, said Debbie Hulkhower, who lives in the neighborhood. "I don't actively drink, so I would be one of those people who go for the music, for the ambiance," she told us. "I want to hear something that will make you feel you're hearing something you've never heard before. It wouldn't be like Britney Spears."


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- 1 pound ground beef
- 1 jar (16 ounces) salsa
- 1 can (16 ounces) kidney beans, rinsed and drained
- 1 can (14-3/4 ounces) cream-style corn
- 1 large onion, chopped
- 1 medium green pepper, chopped
- 1 celery rib, chopped
- 3 garlic cloves, minced
- 1 tablespoon minced fresh basil or 1 teaspoon dried basil
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1 teaspoon chili powder
- 12 lasagna noodles, cooked and drained
- 2 cups (8 ounces) shredded part-skim mozzarella cheese
- 1/2 cup grated Parmesan cheese
- In a large skillet, cook beef over medium heat until no longer pink; drain. Add the salsa, beans, vegetables, garlic and seasonings. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; cover and simmer for 15 minutes.
- Spread a fourth of the meat sauce in a greased 13-in. x 9-in. baking dish; top with four noodles. Repeat layers once. Layer with half of the remaining sauce; sprinkle with half of the cheeses. Layer with the remaining noodles, sauce and cheeses.
- Cover and bake at 350° for 30 minutes. Uncover; bake 15-20 minutes longer or until heated through. Let stand for 15 minutes before cutting. Yield: 12 servings.
Reviews for Lasagna Corn Carne
"Made this for dinner tonight and will not make again. Celery, onion and pepper would have been better sauteed with the beef. Mozzarella and parm gave it an odd taste. Would have been better with cheddar or even jack cheese."
"I made this as directed with the following changes: no celery, medium salsa, no Parmesan, and used pepper jack cheese. It definitely had some heat but tasted really good."
"It was fantastic!"
"Very poor taste. It's a mix of too many flavors that do not compliment each other. Maybe it was the brand of salsa I used that did not suit the recipe."
"My husband and I both loved this recipe! I'm not a fan of creamed corn, so I was leery about how it would taste, but it was fabulous! I followed the recipe exactly as printed, next time I'm going to use ground turkey like MorganM did - great subsitution! Definitely a keeper recipe!"

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Hal Gard is the Rail and Public Transit Division (RPTD) Administrator.
As Division Administrator, Hal Gard oversees the provision of transit-related technical assistance and grant administration to 200 public transportation agencies. He also manages rail safety, crossing safety and passenger and freight rail operations service in Oregon. Previously, Hal managed the Geo-Environmental Section within ODOT's Technical Services Branch and served as the agency's tribal liaison for regulatory issues.
Hal began his ODOT career in 1994 when he was hired as the department's first archaeologist. After developing and managing that program for eight years, he joined the newly-formed Bridge Delivery Unit to work on new environmental streamlining opportunities presented by the Oregon Transportation Investment Act III. In 2011, Hal received the Hewes Award from the Western Association of State Highway Transportation Officials for his considerable individual efforts in improving environmental performance in Oregon's transportation projects and programs.
A Registered Professional Archaeologist, Hal holds a Bachelor's Degree from the University of California in Anthropology and a Master's Degree in the co-fields of Archaeology, Fish and Wildlife, and Geo-science from Oregon State University.
ODOT Public Transit provides grants, policy leadership and technical assistance to communities and local transportation providers to provide transportation to people. We also develop and encourage the use of transit, ridesharing, telecommuting, alternative work schedules, walking, bicycling and other alternatives to driving alone. As part of administering federal and state transit funds, ODOT Public Transit works with the Public Transportation Advisory Committee (PTAC) and the Oregon Transportation Commission (OTC) on significant transit issues.
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Florida Marlins prospect Cameron Maybin hurt; Big Unit on tap
Outfield prospect Cameron Maybin left Sunday's game in Memphis after suffering a dislocated pinky while attempting to steal second base in the first inning. He was taken to local hospital.
Since his demotion to Triple-A New Orleans, Maybin was hitting .277 (23 for 83) with two doubles, two triples, a homer, seven walks and 14 strikeouts…
South Florida baseball fans will get a chance to see Randy Johnson after all. The most recent and perhaps last 300 game winner will pitch Monday's series finale on short rest. Thursday, Johnson recorded his 300th win in the front end of a doubleheader at Washington.
Making his 14th career appearance against the Marlins, Johnson has won eight of nine all-time decisions in the series with a 1.78 ERA. He joins Greg Maddux, Tom Glavine and Roger Clemens as the only pitchers to face the Marlins as a 300-game winner.
Maddux, Glavine and Clemens faced the Marlins a combined 16 times since winning their 300th games, going 4-8 with a 4.18 ERA and a .286 opponents' batting average (105 for 367).


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Set up in the parking lot of a local car wash, the Bomb's Trailer certainly was an eye catcher. The old school travel trailer, painted a pale pink and pulled by a 1960s Ford Thunderbird let me know this was going to be a fun visit.
I was greeted by Brenda, the owner, who had a bubbly personality that fit right in to the retro decor of the trailer. Brenda told me that The Bomb has been around since September, mostly visiting festivals and this was her first visit to this particular location. I'll say now that I hope its not the last, I would hate to think that I have to start visiting every festival in the DFW area to have another pie.
Brenda took my order and let me know that each pie was made on the spot. Already my mouth was watering at the thought of a hot pie.
First up, the Fried Guacamole.
Can I get a yum! I usually like my guac cold, with lots of chips. But that might have all changed yesterday. The homemade guac was smooth and tasty and the flaky crust was probably better than any tortilla chips I have ever had. The side of salsa was a nice addition but honestly, I didn't want anything to take away from the crust/guac mix, so I didn't use much of it.
Next up, dessert. The Bomb serves apple, peach, cherry and apricot pies. I ordered a cherry and somehow ended up with both an apple and a cherry. I am choosing to believe that the fates wanted me to try both... and who I am to argue with fate.
Yum! Apple in a light, flaky crust. The powdered sugar melted in to the crust was the perfect topping.
Big juicy apple chucks,warm from the fryer.
I was very happy with my trip to The Bomb and hope to visit again soon!


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How do you define courage? In this series, you'll meet several people who are serving as role models with their courageous candor about how they are using high fat low carb ketogenic diets to battle their health conditions, ranging from cancer to multiple sclerosis. They talked with me in exclusive interviews about their journeys. Also included in this ongoing exclusive series, you'll learn about what's involved in using LCHF diets for weight loss and health.
In part one of this exclusive series, a self-described "healthy gal living with cancer" told me her story. It is one of courageous candor, motivated by her desire to help and inspire others.
Cancer: Meet Alix Hayden
In an exclusive interview, Alix recalled how her journey began:
I was at my desk in August of 2012, when my cellphone rang, and myneurologist, who I'd been seeing regarding mild neuro symptoms, said, "Your MRI shows what appears to be a glioma - a tumour. I want you to go to Emergency right now. The neurosurgeon on call is excellent."
That led to about two months of further testing and a biopsy, before I received the final word on the tumour type and stage and was able to get down to planning next steps with my doctors.
She sums up her first reaction: Shock. The verdict "didn't seem real. I don't think I started to process what was happening for a few days. And even then, with so little real information and no idea what to expect in the next month, two months, six months, to be honest, in retrospect I see that my reaction was mainly paralysis"
But on the outside, Alix maintained a positive appearance. "Friends and family will say I was upbeat, irreverent, positive, taking one day at a time. From inside, I was paralyzed," she now reflects.
Six months after her diagnosis, Alix empowered herself with knowledge and determination.
"It took me a full six months after diagnosis to feel like I was starting to unlock my mental gears. It took awhile to move through understanding the diagnosis, and that the action we would take would be...no action," she says.
At this point, Alix is following what she describes as a "watchful waiting program, using anti-convulsant therapeutics to control minor seizures." She undergoes MRI scans every six months.
Alix's tumor is located in a spot where, unless it enlarges or converts to a more aggresive cell type, sugery is not recommended. It was that discovery that resulted in her decision to make "lifestyle choices to.."stack the deck in my favor, so to speak."
In one of those semi-serendipitous situations that life sometimes produces, Alix works in "a metabolic health research company. For the past twelve years we've been publishing work supporting the idea that cancer is a metabolic disease, and that diet, supplements, lifestyle choices can and do impact it. It just took me six months to get back in gear."
She began researching and discovered the studies of Dr. Thomas Seyfried from Boston College. Alix learned about the ketogenic diet.
"I decided to try it because I thought I had nothing to lose," she now admits. With her knowledge of biology and nutrition, coupled with the research she had evaluated, Alix "truly felt that this diet would be less dangerous for me than a burgeoning brain tumour, and I believed there was a credible chance based on what I'd read that it could have a very real and positive effect on stacking that proverbial deck for me."
As for blogging, Alix admits she initially felt fear. But she took the initial steps. Now she says:
"The response was so amazing that I had to sit back and evaluate whether it was something I could really handle. For me, this "journey" is all about balance. I try to balance how much of my life and time and energy I give over to even thinking about that tumour. I balance it with work, and family and doing things that exist outside of its shadow. I started to blog because I've always loved to write, and I had so many things repeating in my head, it seemed a good way to set them down and quiet them."
The responses seemed almost overwhelming initially. Could she take the time to be, as Alix puts it, "someone else's resource? My husband settled the question for me - he simply asked whether the writing made me happy. He said that if the answer is yes, then write, and don't worry about the rest. He gave me permission to be selfish, and not answer questions or respond to requests for support if I felt it was too much. So that's what I've done."
And now, emphasizes, Alix: "I've discovered so many inspiring people and stories and connected with experts who have helped me, and I respond to everyone and am better for it, not drained. That kind of sounds like something one shouldn't have to learn the hard way, but there you have it."
Alix's blog site is http://greymadder.net/. A list of related book recommendations is available here.
Learn more:
- Read about how a Texas man lost 160 pounds on a high fat low carb ketogenic diet.
- Acquire an understanding of high fat low carb diets and the variations from Professor Tim Noakes.
And for details on the nutritional science behind the concept of using food as medicine, I also interviewed Franziska Spritzler, RD, CDE. She told me: "I have seen several people with diabetes experience remarkable improvement in blood sugar control after adopting this way of eating. I think there is some emerging evidence for ketogenic diets for neurological conditions and cancer, which is very exciting."
For a definition of ketogenic diets, Franziska clarified: "When carbohydrates are restricted, the liver produces ketones to provide an alternative energy source to glucose. Once serum ketones rise to about 0.5, one is said to be in nutritional ketosis, which can be beneficial for weight loss because insulin levels remain low and appetite tends to be depressed."
The use of ketosis for battling conditions such as epilepsy and diabetes is similar, but the shift in the body to using fat as an energy source rather than glucose has made a dramatic difference for many individuals. Read an interview with Franziska about using this type of diet for diabetes here.
Suggested Links
- At 78, Ironman competitor credits high fat low carb diet of eggs and butter
- Paleo, low carb, gluten-free? Welcome to the 'Diet Cult' says controversial book
- Tim Noakes: How high fat low carb diets compare to high protein and Paleo plans
- Dr. Stephen Phinney explains weight loss and health benefits of low carb diets
- Jimmy Moore shares how he lost 180 pounds with high fat low carb ketogenic diet


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Jennifer Beals doesn't go for halfway measures. When she turned 40, she says, "I wanted to be doing something I really loved. I didn't want to be driving by some stupid ad for makeup and be seduced into thinking I should look younger." She gives a giant roll of the eyes. "So you know what I decided? I went to Patagonia. On my 40th birthday, I was riding a horse galloping at full speed across the pampas and laughing my ass off."
Beals, now 44, has always been into controlling her destiny, even before she won the role that made her famous. The Chicago native, daughter of an Irish-American mother and an African-American father, scored a small part in My Bodyguard in 1980 and had been modeling when she auditioned for Flashdance, about a sexy steel welder with ballet-academy dreams. But when she saw the full script, she didn't want to do the nude scenes, and she was about to start her freshman year at Yale, so she turned down a screen test. "The director, Adrian Lyne, called and told me how tastefully everything would be done," Beals says. "And I said to him, 'I'm sorry, but I don't know you. I don't know how tastefully you're going to do everything.'" Lyne agreed to use a body double, and Beals deferred her fall semester.
A huge hit when it was released 25 years ago, Flashdance landed in America's pop culture pantheon not so much for its rather standard Cinderella story line as for the fashion frenzy it inspired. Oh, those leg warmers, that ripped gray sweatshirt! "I thought everyone knew that trick," Beals says of the scene where she wiggles out of her bra without taking her sweatshirt off. "I did it all the time when I was a kid."
The attention that followed was intense: Beals's sudden stardom, critical carping about the film, the revelation that much of her dancing was done by an uncredited double. So she retreated to Yale (nice fallback), graduating in 1987 with a degree in American studies. Back in Hollywood, she chose her projects sparingly; some were better received than others (notably, Devil in a Blue Dress and the indies Roger Dodger and The Anniversary Party). "Look, I'm not saying I haven't done things I didn't like," she says. "Most often it was to pay the mortgage. But I never felt uncomfortable doing them." And if she never revisited that first crush of fame, it was fine with her. "I don't think I'd want to alter anything. That's who I am and how I'm here."
Today Beals is back in the spotlight as one of the stars of Showtime's smart, in-your-face hit The L Word. The series, starting its sixth and final season in 2009, follows the lives of a group of gorgeous, accomplished lesbians in Los Angeles. Beals plays Bette, a dean at an arts college who is at the center of it all. "These women live totally unapologetically," she says. "I think subconsciously everybody wishes they could do that, live the way their hearts tell them to. And then there are the clothes. And the sex."
Go-for-it love scenes and controversial content have ignited debate, which Beals enjoys, though she views the show in a different way. "Obviously for the lesbian community it's an opportunity to see themselves represented," she says. "But the larger appeal is the strength of the friendships, the solace and power and support that these women derive from one another."
Beals is working with L Word creator Ilene Chaiken on a performance piece that will combine gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender narratives in a format similar to The Vagina Monologues. "At V-Day in New Orleans [April 11 and 12, 2008], we set up a tent where people came and told their stories, and we recorded them," Beals says. "I want to build an archive of those lives."


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The Moraine Park Foundation, Inc. is pleased to announce it has received a donation of $10,000 from Districts Mutual Insurance Company (DMI). The funds will be used to further support Moraine Park students through scholarships and emergency funding provided by the Moraine Park Foundation.
In all, DMI donated $160,000 to the 16 Wisconsin Technical Colleges with each college receiving $10,000 for their individual foundations.
"This donation commemorates 10 years of operation," said Steven Stoeger-Moore, executive vice president and chief operating officer of DMI.
Moraine Park Technical College President Sheila Ruhland said the donation will go a long way in helping support Moraine Park students.
"We are very grateful for this generous donation from DMI to our foundation," said Ruhland. "These monetary gifts are an essential piece to providing support and helping our students achieve their educational goals."
Our goal is always to find ways to best support our students and our partnership with DMI is no exception, said Bonnie Baerwald, vice president of finance and administrative services at Moraine Park.
"We are proud to have a partner like DMI that is dedicated to providing us great service and supporting our students," said Baerwald.
DMI was established in 2004 to provide a variety of commercial insurance coverage to meet the needs of the 16 Wisconsin Technical Colleges. DMI members participate in an integrated approach to risk management with includes: insurance coverage, loss control, claims management, campus security and environmental health and safety.
For more information about the Moraine Park Foundation, visit morainepark.edu.
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To lift up Jesus Christ in your prayers, singing, serving, thinking and your daily living so that others may see the Savior in you and glorify Him.
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Faithful attendance at Prayer Meeting, Bible Class, Church School, Worship Services and Communion.
Being a "doer" of the word (Every member should strive each year to bring at lease one soul to Christ).
Preaching the whole gospel to all the people and to be governed and guided by the Word of God.
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Weather: Colder with a Chance of Rain
Temperatures expected to drop during the first week of February, but no guarantee for more rainfall.
By Tova Dvorin
First Publish: 2/2/2014, 10:47 AM
Israel news photo: Flash 90
Weather forecasts predict a noticeable drop in temperatures this week nationwide - but rain may not be forthcoming, meteorologists said Sunday.
Sunday, skies are expected to vary between partly to mostly cloudy, with hazy conditions being reported in the North and in areas with higher elevation.
While temperatures will cool from last week's heat wave, they are not expected to drop to normal levels expected for this time of year. Lowlands and coastal areas will remain fairly warm.
Light drizzles are expected nationwide Sunday evening, along with haze and higher winds from the northeast.
Rainy, windy conditions are expected to continue throughout the week, with weather slowly cooling to more winter-appropriate temperatures.
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MizzPurpleKitten says:
Well, here I am....
I've been an avid reaader of 'Your Horse' for YEARS and only just found the website.
A bit about me....for all those interested annyway, I'm 23, I own a 15yr old Black 15.1HH Welsh Sec D Gedling called Lewi. I've owned him for 11 happy years, and I hope for many more years with him. We've done a lot of M&M showing and showjjumping together, and now my partner is beginning to ride him. Another member on here is also about to take him on Part Loan a couple of days a week.
I'm also in the process of buying my second horse, he's due to be dellivered next Saturday so more on that when he arrives! He's the reason my partner is now starting to ride Lewi, so we can hack out together etc :-)
Lewi and I are originally from Newcastle (well, Lewi came from just outside but hey ho, close enough), but we moved to Leeds a few years ago. He's kept on DIY livery at a lovely yard near my home in Leeds.
So...erm...Hi everyone!
Dec 08
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millymandymeg says:
Hi you, welcome to the site. be warned tho it is very addictive! Where in leeds are you? I'm in wakefield just near rothwell. There is a pony club show on at swinnow farm in tomorrow in rothwell, if your interested.
Good luck with new horse.
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I'm the other end of Leeds, I'm in Armley and my boy (soon to be boys) is kept in Farnley. I've heard of Swinnow farm though, would have loved to pop aong to the show tomorrow....damn my current lack of transport!
Incidently I kept Lewi not far from Rothwell for a few months on full livery back in 2007 :-)
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horseface888 says:
hiya welcome to the forum!!!
iv got a welsh section D to shes also black and 15 in june! but shes only 14.3. would love to see some pictures of your lad and your newbe once he arrives.
'i will be true when i ride u, with strength and harmony! when u carry me!'
Pictures will most definitely be posted as soon as the new boy has arrived, might as well post them together :-)
I Love Welsh D's.....I actually wanted another one for my second horse but have ended up buying a TB X....think the next addition (my partner's already tlking about getting a third!) is DEFINITELY going to be a Welsh D again though :-)
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Welcome to the forum. I hope you find us a freindly bunch. I love section Ds although it is m,any years since I had one. We have a Danish warmblood .
Thanks for all the welcomes everyone.....I'm already addicted to this forum!
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Welcome, hope you enjoy the forum :)
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Hi Mizz - lol, good here innit !
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Cocosmom says:
Hi welcome to the forum! Cant wait to see some piccies of lewi and ur new boy! My name is heather and i own coco a 16.2 id x gelding. He keep me on my toes coz he's still got a lot to learn but he is worth it! Look forward to chatting soon!
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Miami Dolphins: Traded linemen meet the K.C. press
At least former Dolphins offensive linemen Ikechuku Ndukwe and Andy Alleman, traded this week to Kansas City, are showing a sense of humor about their perceived value.
"Andy and I were joking maybe it was a pack of Chiclets and an old fingernail clipper," Ndukwe told Kansas City reporters when asked if he knew what the Chiefs gave up in the trade. "We're not sure. It doesn't matter. We're here. We're happy to be here."
Actually the Dolphins should receive at least a sixth-round draft pick in 2010. They already own the Chiefs' seventh-rounder next year after a draft-day exchange in April.
Officially, the trade was announced as the linemen for an undisclosed pick in 2010.
Ndukwe, who is working as a second-team tackle, called the move "a great opportunity" and said he appreciated the Chiefs "giving me the opportunity to learn one position."
That could be perceived as a shot at the Dolphins, who bounced him around from guard to tackle in training camp after Ndukwe made 16 starts at right guard for Miami last season.
Alleman wound up making five starts for the Dolphins last year after Justin Smiley went down late in the year.
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A Southampton pub that has been standing empty for 18 months is set to finally reopen after councillors granted it a licence.
As reported in the Daily Echo, more than 600 people had backed Max Greenwood's bid to open The Rockstone in Bevois Valley, which was formerly the Bevois Castle.
Yesterday, members of Southampton City Council's licensing committee agreed he should be allowed to open the pub, which the trained chef says will be "a country pub in the city" aimed at non-students.
And they gave Max permission to open until midnight on weekdays and 1am until on Fridays and Saturdays.
Police and environmental health officers had raised concerns that The Rockstone would add to anti-social behaviour and crime in the area.
But the panel members said they did not believe the food-led pub would lead to further problems, and would not be a late-night drinking establishment.
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America produces around four hundred movies a year. This is nothing in comparison to India, who produces more than eight hundred films yearly. Hollywood is producing sequels, prequels, in-betweenquels; indie films, animated features, comedies, action, drama, romance, you name it, they are making it. It's easy to take our Hollywood opinions seriously, especially if you've got a soft spot for film making. Everyone is a critic and we can take our love for the silver screen a little too seriously resulting in some heated discussion about why Batman is the best superhero or how Jack could have totally fit on that stupid door. However, there are times when you're looking for a laugh at the expense of Hollywood, the cause for so much of our fangirl (or boy) pain. So here are some great sites that aren't afraid to say what everyone is thinking about the movies we love and hate.
How it Should Have Ended was founded my animators Daniel Baxter and Tommy Watson. It's a website and Youtube channel devoted to how our favorite movies should have ended. We're all thinking it; HISHE just took it a step further. Their tagline says it all, 'sometimes movies don't end the way we'd like'. So, whether you're sore about the Matrix, Desolation of Smaug, or Ghostbusters – How it Should Have Ended will help appease you (or at least make you laugh).
Honest Trailers is a Youtube channel that takes a popular movie and strips them until nothing but the brass tacks remain. Suddenly you are hit with a moment of clarity, "Of course!" you think to yourself as you are guided through the themes of the movie. "Someone else gets it!" you cheer with delight! Yes, take heart. America hasn't been left to the tweeny-bops, not just yet. There are still some like-minded people who think like you do.
Bad Lip Reading is a Youtube channel that will seriously have you rolling. If you haven't checked it out, do it now, especially if you are a Twilight hater. Bad Lip Reading doesn't just end with movies – they mess with your favorite TV shows as well. They also aren't prejudice against the NFL, presidential debates, music videos, and interviews. It will leave you wondering what you have that you can dub over with your clever, witty phrases.
So take a break from the seriousness of Hollywood. The Academy Awards are over! The winners were announced! It's time to unwind before we dive into the grand season of Summer releases. Because, let's face it, we're all pretty excited for the new round of movies to hit theaters.


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Bush Kangaroos, near Kyneton, Victoria. A day of their company, for the children.
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Many readers have wondered why Sansa Stark thinks that Sandor Clegane kissed her when he came to her bedchamber during the Battle of the Blackwater. GRRM has stated that the kiss will eventually mean something, but what?
George R. R. Martin on the UnKiss
When asked about the kiss discrepancy George R. R. Martin simply replied that Sansa Stark is an "unreliable narrator", [1]
|Well, not every inconsistency is a mistake, actually. Some are quite intentional. File this one under "unreliable narrator" and feel free to ponder its meaning. . .
He has added that the kiss "will eventually mean something".[2]
|You will see, in A STORM OF SWORDS and later volumes, that Sansa remembers the Hound kissing her the night he came to her bedroom... but if you look at the scene, he never does. That will eventually mean something, but just now it's a subtle touch, something most of the readers may not even pick up on.
This has led to much speculation by fans on what he means and intends.
Sansa misremembering the name of Joffrey's sword
GRRM's reply when asked about Sansa misremembering the name of Joffrey's sword:
|The Lion's Paw/Lion's Tooth business, on the other hand, is intentional. A small touch of the unreliable narrator. I was trying to establish that the memories of my viewpoint characters are not infallible. Sansa is simply remembering it wrong. A very minor thing...,but it was meant to set the stage for a much more important lapse in memory.[3]
Has the Hound replaced Lady?
In an interview GRRM was asked: There's some speculation that you plan to replace Lady with the Hound, possibly?
|What? Interesting speculation. I won't comment on that. [laughs].[4]
Has the relationship between the Hound and Sansa had romantic undertones?
Questions submitted By: Moreta:[5]
Moreta12: I understand, I've heard your opinion on that. In ACOK, it seems that the relationship between the Hound and Sansa had romantic undertones. Is that true?
- GRRM: Well, read the book and decide for yourself.
Moreta12: I've read the book and I've debated those particular scenes with a few others. Half say that it's romantic and half say it's platonic. I've taken the romantic stance.
- GRRM: It could be very different things to each of those involved, mind you.


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We have a fairly new server running Windows 2003 SP2, and the past few days we've noticed random slowdowns. When I'm logged into the server over remote desktop while this is happening, or if I'm physically sitting at the server logged in, suddenly everything becomes extremely laggy. Any UI element I try to interact with takes upwards of ten seconds to react, and then responds very slowly. Then a minute later everything is quite snappy again. During this, I have Task Manager minimized to the tray, and there's no CPU usage. I open it up right after this happens, and there's very little CPU usage on the graph, and no memory or pagefile usage above normal. (Normal being 1.5 GB free in the case of memory.) This is what I see logged into the server, and then users start calling saying things are slow, timing out, and failing--anything to do with our server.
No events in the Event Viewer around the times this happens. The context I'm working in (last thing I clicked, etc.) seems different every time--different programs active, different combinations of programs open. Never anything particularly stressful (like adding an event entry to a Cobian Backup configuration, or editing text in TextPad, which has been exceptionally stable in my extensive usage of it.)
I would've thought it was just the server, but a family member's home PC (entirely separate) running WinXPSP3 had the same thing happen to it last night a few times. Is this some new behaviour introduced by the latest Windows Updates? Either way, where do I even start to look when nothing seems to be chewing up resources?


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What could be a UFO has been filmed in rural Mississippi as it apparently had a close encounter with a deer on a backwoods road.
Though the image is grainy and somewhat difficult to see because it was shot with a trail camera at night, the outline of the deer's head as well as what looks like two bright lights in the sky can definitely be seen (see photo).
This occurred as scientists are debating the possibility of intelligent life on other worlds. We now know that planets definitely exist circling other suns, and it seems probably that the basic building blocks for life appear to be common throughout the universe. It therefore seems a little arrogant to presume that we are the only intelligent species.
But are we really the only intelligent species, even here on earth? There must have been a reason that the UFO, if that's what it really was, attempted to make first contact with a deer in Mississippi rather than, say, landing on the front lawn of the White House, as the spaceship did in the movie The Day The Earth Stood Still, or at the United Nations. One can only assume that our extra-terrestrial visitors had been monitoring our radio transmissions and world events for some time. Perhaps in doing so they concluded that the deer must be the most intelligent species on earth, because it obviously couldn't be human beings.
Of course, this is just speculation. The aliens, if that's what they were, have probably long gone back to their home world, and the deer isn't talking.


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I lived with my grandparents and dad as a child. Grandma was into crafting, all sorts and she did crafts with us four girls and taught us to crochet. Now, I crochet (its been about 20 years since I first picked up a hook) and recently learned to knit. I am also beginning to sew. Simple items mostly, but I'm trying.
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Comments on Trudy Pitts (1932-2010) TypePad 2010-12-22T00:58:55Z Marc Myers http://www.JazzWax.com/ tag:typepad.com,2003:http://www.jazzwax.com/2010/12/trudy-pitts-1932-2010/comments/atom.xml/ David commented on 'Trudy Pitts (1932-2010)' tag:typepad.com,2003:6a00e008dca1f088340148c7945c4c970c 2011-01-13T17:38:49Z 2011-01-13T17:38:49Z David There's an interesting 5 part interview with Trudy from 2006 here: http://www.allaboutjazz.com/php/article.php?id=22852
There's an interesting 5 part interview with Trudy from 2006 here: http://www.allaboutjazz.com/php/article.php?id=22852
 Linda Dachtyl commented on 'Trudy Pitts (1932-2010)' tag:typepad.com,2003:6a00e008dca1f088340147e0fc47d7970b 2010-12-24T13:10:17Z 2010-12-24T13:10:17Z Linda Dachtyl Thanks for the post on Trudy. I got to know her in the last two years and we performed together...
Thanks for the post on Trudy. I got to know her in the last two years and we performed together on an organ summit in Columbus, OH in 2009 with the late Gloria Coleman.

Here is a clip of one of her tunes from the performance.
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Washington, D.C.'s Fire and Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Chief Kenneth B. Ellerbe officially retired from his job today. According to news sources, a dinner was held for him last evening. Ellerbe made his announcement to retire on June 4. Eugene Jones, assistant fire chief of operations, will be the interim chief. Jones arrived into the department in November 2013. A national search is likely to look for a new candidate.
Ellerbe served more than 30 years in the fire department and served three years as fire chief. Mayor Vincent Gray appointed him in December 2010 in which Ellerbe started his term in January 2011; however the recommendation came under scrutiny. The Washington Times investigated Ellerbe and came up with these results prior to his appointment –
But the appointment of Chief Kenneth B. Ellerbe to lead the 2,000-member D.C. Fire and Emergency Medical Services Department raised questions. Chief Ellerbe, a 27-year veteran of the D.C. fire department, briefly served as the city's interim fire chief in 2000. He last served as the department's director of community outreach before leaving in August 2009 to lead the fire department in Sarasota, Fla.
The Washington Times reported in December 2009 that when Chief Ellerbe left the city to take the Sarasota job, instead of resigning from the department, he departed under an unusual personnel exchange agreement that placed him on leave-without-pay status.
More on this story can be read here.
Ellerbe believes he did an efficient job as the Fire and EMS Chief but his term was plagued with problems. Despite the dilemmas, Mayor Gray greatly supported him. Ellerbe further emphasized this –
"And I want to be very clear; Mayor Vincent Gray and Deputy Mayor Paul Quander have been extremely supportive. We knew the challenges going in. We set a road map and we have checked those boxes."
Ellerbe said his leadership helped eliminate budget crunches, created by excessive overtime pay, that existed before his tenure began.
"We don't have that issue anymore," Ellerbe said. "The fleet was in a deplorable state. Now the fleet's in a better position. We have a pipeline of paramedics and cadets. So, versus 2011, we're in a much better position. The person who will be replacing me will be receiving the department in a better condition than I found it."
But that did not stop the furor in the department – ambulances out of service, ambulance breakdowns (including an ambulance bursting into flames in August 2013), paramedic shortages, slow response times, and low morale from firefighters.
Washingtonian.com in their Capital Comment segment provided the following about Ellerbe's tenure –
What else went wrong during Ellerbe's term?
A lot. Ellerbe's fire department was embarassed by slow response times, and constant labor disagreements over compensation and shift scheduling. During his tenure, after the number of ambulances not in the shop dipped as low as 39. After being hammered by bad press, Ellerbe ordered the purchase of 30 new ambulances last year forcing the District to contract with private ambulances or get assists from neighboring jurisdictions, but the added ambulances did little to repair the department's image.
Did he have anything to do with the guy who died across the street from a Northeast DC fire station?
Not directly, but when Medric "Cecil" Mills, an elderly city parks employee who suffered a heart attack across the street from a fire station on Rhode Island Avenue, Northeast, and later died despite his daughter's cries for help, his leadership was tarnished further. Mills's death was just as big a scandal for the department's rank-and-file, and Ellerbe tried to delay the sudden retirement of the lieutenant who was in command when Mills died.
Did Vince Gray fire Ellerbe?
According to the Washington Post, which broke the news about Ellerbe's retirement, he says he is not being pushed out. But during a February mayoral debate, Gray was the only one out of eight Democratic candidates who praised Ellerbe's performance. The other seven, including eventual Democratic nominee Muriel Bowser, said they would boot him. Bowser's general-election rival David Catania has said the same.
What happens next?
"It's been very hard to manage the agency," DC Council member Tommy Wells, who has oversight of the fire department, tells Washingtonian. "There's been such a battle between [labor and management]."
Ed Smith, the president of the union that represents most DC firefighters, told WNEW the department was close to paralysis under Ellerbe and that he wants the rank-and-file to have a hand in picking the city's next fire chief. Assistant Fire Chief Eugene Jones, a longtime veteran of the Prince George's Fire Department who joined the DC department in November, will take over for the duration of Gray's lame-duck period.
"This was a dream for me when I became a firefighter in 1982. I will be eternally grateful to Mayor Gray for believing in me. He showed tremendous strength and fortitude in allowing me to do this job," Ellerbe said in a statement.
The video below provides comments from Kenneth Ellerbe on his retirement.


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Feb. 19, 2013
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Date: Wednesday, Feb. 20, 2013
Time: 9 p.m. MST
Location: Olson Court, McKale Center (14,538), Tucson, Ariz.
Radio: IMG College/Wildcat Radio Network (Brian Jeffries/Matt Muehlebach) [Sirius/XM: 91/91]
TV: ESPN2 (Dave Pasch/Bill Walton)
GAME DATA: No. 12 Arizona (21-4, 9-4 Pac-12) heads home Wednesday to host Washington (14-12, 6-7 Pac-12) in McKale Center on ESPN2 ... The Wildcats are averaging 73.5 points per game in six Pac-12 home games, 2.7 points better than UA's scoring average in 13 conference contests ... The last two series meetings in McKale Center have been decided by blocked shots on the final possession, separated by three total points.
THE RANKINGS: UA is ranked 12th in both the Associated Press poll and the ESPN/USA Today Coaches' poll, falling out of the top 10 in both polls for the first time in 13 weeks. The Wildcats are one of 11 teams nationally to have been ranked in every AP poll this season.
ARIZONA HEAD COACH Sean Miller . . . is in his fourth season at the University of Arizona and his ninth overall as a college head coach with a record of 210-86 (.709) and 90-39 (.698) at Arizona ... In his eight-plus year career, Miller's teams have won 20 games seven times and captured five regular-season or postseason tournament titles ... He guided UA to 30 wins and the 2011 Pac-10 regular-season championship in a run that culminated in the NCAA Tournament's Elite Eight, earning Pac-10 Conference and NABC District 20 Coach-of-the-Year honors ... Miller came to Tucson after five successful years at Xavier University, where he amassed four 20-win seasons and four NCAA Tournament appearances ... His clubs won the three Atlantic 10 regular season championships (2007-09) and the 2006 Atlantic 10 postseason tournament title ... During his time at XU, the Musketeers won better than 71 percent of their conference games, including an .813 winning percentage (39-9) in his last three seasons ... Miller has made 16 trips to the postseason in his 19 seasons as a head, assistant or associate head coach (9 NCAA/7 NIT) and has an 9-5 (.643) NCAA Tournament record as a head coach ... He took two Xavier teams to the NCAA Tournament's Sweet 16 (2008, 2009) with his 2008 club advancing to the West Regional final ... His 2007-08 team set a Xavier record for wins in a season with 30, helping him claim Atlantic 10 and NABC District 10 Coach-of-the-Year honors ... Since becoming a head coach, all 24 players to complete eligibility under Miller have earned their degrees ... Miller has recruited classes ranked in the top-10 nationally in each of the last two seasons ... He is assisted by James Whitford, Emanuel Richardson and Joe Pasternack ... Miller is 3-5 vs. Washington as a head coach.
LAST TIME OUT: Led by Mark Lyons down the stretch, Arizona held off Utah, 68-64, Sunday in Salt Lake City. In a game in which UA never trailed, Lyons scored 13 of his game-high 18 points in the second half, as the Cats withstood a rally that saw the Utes erase all of a 13-point deficit. The senior converted a key and-one to push UA's lead to five, and tallied four points, a rebound, assist and steal in the last 2:50 to seal things. Solomon Hill added 10 points and eight rebounds, while Kevin Parrom added nine points and nine boards. In 80 minutes of action against Utah this season, Arizona never trailed and was tied for 2:48.
SCOUTING WASHINGTON: The Huskies enter tonight's game with an 14-12 record (6-7 Pac-12) following Saturday's 72-62 win over Oregon State. On the season, Washington averages 68.4 points per game, shoots 43.9 percent from the floor (644-of-1,467), 33.7 percent (135-of-401) from three-point range and 68.4 percent (355-of-519) from the line. Opponents average 66.8 points, are outrebounded by 4.1 per game and shoot 42.9 percent from the floor (639-of-1,489). Individually, four UW players average in double figures, led by C.J. Wilcox's 17.6 ppg figure. Aziz N'Diaye leads the Huskies in rebounding at 9.6 rebounds per game.
THE SERIES: Tonight's game marks the 74th meeting of the two schools with Arizona holding a 45-28 series advantage. UW has won 10 of the last 19 meetings, but UA captured the last, a 57-53 triumph in Seattle on Jan. 31. All-time, Arizona is 26-7 in series games played in Tucson, 18-18 in Seattle, Wash., and 1-3 in neutral site games. For more series information, please see page 50 in the UA media guide.
LAST MEETING: Arizona 57, Washington 53, Jan. 31, 2013: A Nick Johnson jumper with 2:01 to go gave Arizona the lead for good in a hard-fought road win. UA managed to win despite shooting 35.1 percent from the field by outrebounding UW 36-35, forcing 17 turnovers and limiting the Huskies to 30.8 percent shooting in the second half. Johnson scored 13 of his game-high 15 points in the second half, including eight in a 15-6 run that gave UA its biggest lead of the game with six minutes to go. Four Cats finished in double figures as UA won in Seattle for the first time since 2007.
TURNOVER: Here is a series note on how quickly things can change in college basketball. Of the 17 players to see action in last season's game in Tucson, only nine of those players return this season. For comparison, UA (Hill/Johnson/Parrom/Mayes/Chol) returns 37 points and 12 rebounds from that contest, while UW (Simmons/N'Diaye/Gaddy/Wilcox) returns 32 points and 17 boards.
LATE NIGHT STARTS: Nine p.m. local starts don't normally happen outside of tournament action, but like tonight's game, it happens often enough to merit a mention. Over the previous five seasons, UA is 3-3 in local starts after 9 p.m., with the last one coming on Nov. 17, 2011, in an 81-72 win over St. John's in New York City, as part of the 2K Sports Classic benefiting Coaches vs. Cancer.
IN CONTROL: Mark Lyons helped Arizona split a pair of road games last week by averaging 14.5 points, 1.5 rebounds and 4.5 assists per game, while shooting 41.7 percent (10-of-24) from the field and 75.0 percent (6-of-8) from the line to go with three steals. He opened the week with 11 points, four assists and a steal Thursday at Colorado and added a game-high 18 points, five assists and two steals Sunday at Utah. Lyons tallied 13 of his 18 points against the Utes in the second half, sank all five field goals from inside the arc, and in the last 2:50 was responsible for four points, a rebound, assist and steal as UA won by four points. On the year, Lyons averages 15.3 points, 2.0 rebounds and 3.2 assists per game.
A CHANGE WILL DO YOU GOOD: Sean Miller juggled the starting line-up at Utah Sunday, inserting Kevin Parrom in place of Brandon Ashley. It marked the second start of the season and 15th career start for Parrom, who responded with nine points, a game-high nine rebounds and three steals. It was the third different line-up employed by Miller this season.
THAT'S MORE LIKE IT: After being outrebounded in it previous two games, Arizona used a balanced attack on the glass to outwork Utah, 34-32, in Sunday's win. Five different Wildcats grabbed four or more rebounds in the contest, and four had multiple offensive rebounds. To date, Arizona carries a +6.5 rebound margin (+3.2 in Pac-12 play) and has outrebounded 18 of 25 opponents to date. While Thursday's -1 rebound margin is certainly slim, Arizona did outrebound Colorado by 11 (44-33) in the season's first meeting on Jan. 3.
CLOSE CALLS: The Wildcats picked up a four-point win Sunday, improving the team's record to 5-1 this season in games decided by five points or less. Not surprisingly, a majority of those games have come in conference play, where the Cats are 4-1 in tight games.
STOLEN MOMENTS: Led by Nick Johnson (4) and Brandon Ashley (3), Arizona amassed 10 steals at Utah. It was the fifth time this season that the Wildcats collected at least 10 pilfers in a game, and was UA's first double-figure seal effort since getting 12 against Oral Roberts on Dec. 18. On the season, Arizona ranks third in the Pac-12 with a 7.2 steals per game average, while Johnson's team-leading 54 steals rank second among all conference players.
LIMITING THE LOOKS: UA held Utah to a .396 (21-of-53) field goal percentage in Sunday's game, including a .370 (10-of-27) effort in the first half. It was the 14th time this season that Arizona has limited an opponent to less than 40-percent shooting in 2012-13, including six times in Pac-12 play. On the year, UA opponents are shooting a cumulative .408 (560-of-1,372) from the floor. Field goal percentage looms large as Arizona is 15-0 when shooting better than the opposition through 25 games.
BALL SECURITY: Over the last five games, Arizona has averaged 11.0 turnovers per game, a figure that is 1.2 miscues per game lower than its average in Pac-12 games. In league play, the Wildcats enjoy a +1.1 turnover margin and have forced a positive margin six times since the conference schedule started in January. UA is 14-1 this season when committing fewer turnovers than the opposition.
BALL MOVEMENT: Sophomore guard Nick Johnson has been quite the facilitator of late, averaging 4.2 assists per game over his last five outings. The 6-foot-3 guard from Gilbert, Ariz., passed out four helpers against no turnovers in 35 minutes at Utah on Sunday. In this most recent five-game span, Johnson has a 4.2:1 assist:turnover ratio and has three games in which he has not committed a turnover. Currently, he ranks second on the club with a 3.0 assists per game average.
ROCKY MOUNTAIN HIGHS: Perhaps it was playing a little higher above sea level than normal, but whatever the reason, Solomon Hill collected a pair of blocked shots in last week's games at Colorado and Utah. It was just the fifth and sixth multiple-block games of his career (four in 2012-13) and the first time he's done so in back-to-back games. The 6-foot-7 senior from Los Angeles, Calif., currently is tied for third on the team with 15 blocked shots.
OFF THE BENCH: Being moved out of the starting line-up didn't negatively affect Brandon Ashley, who tallied 10 points, four rebounds and a season-high three steals in the win in Salt Lake City. The 6-foot-8 freshman forward, who has made 21 starts in the 23 games dating back to Nov. 19, connected on 4-of-5 shots from the floor and collected an assist. Through 25 appearances, Ashley has 11 double-figure scoring games to his credit and averages 7.9 points and 5.6 rebounds per game.
SENIOR LEADERS: It's no surprise that Solomon Hill and Mark Lyons continue to lead the Cats in scoring, as the duo has combined for 41 double-figure scoring games this season. Hill (10) and Lyons (28) combined for 28 of Arizona's 68 points at Utah, and the efforts were the 70th and 85th career efforts, respectively, for two of UA's starters who have combined to play 252 college basketball games.
BEFORE THEY MAKE ME RUN: Arizona has displayed a knack for timely runs so far this season. Jan. 26 vs. USC, the Wildcats used an 18-4 run to open the game and put things out of reach quickly. Here is a look at UA's notable runs to date:
26-3 run over 8:41 (2nd) at Texas Tech, Dec. 1
27-8 run over 6:53 (2nd+ot) vs. Colorado, Jan. 3
21-4 run over 9:07 (2nd) vs. Long Beach State, Nov. 19
23-6 run over 7:55 (1st) vs. Long Beach State, Nov. 19
22-7 run over 8:56 (2nd) at Clemson, Dec. 8
18-4 run over 6:28 (1st) vs. USC, Jan. 26
13-0 run over 4:26 (2nd) vs. UTEP, Nov. 15
14-2 run over 4:10 (2nd) vs. Northern Arizona, Nov. 28
22-10 run over 9:27 (1st) vs. Charleston Southern, Nov. 11
11-0 run over 3:38 (2nd) at Arizona State, Jan. 19
11-0 run over 3:13 (2nd) vs. Oral Roberts, Dec. 18
RECRUITING CLASS: The Arizona coaching staff signed two student-athletes to National Letters-of-Intent as part of the November early signing period. Rondae Hollis-Jefferson (F, 6-7, 215) from Chester, Pa., who preps at Chester H.S.; and Elliott Pitts (G, 6-5, 180) from Dublin, Calif., who preps at De La Salle H.S.; make up a class that is ranked No. 18 nationally by espn.com.
UP NEXT: Following tonight's game, Arizona next will be in action on Saturday, Feb. 23, when the squad hosts Washington State. Tip-off is scheduled for 1 p.m. MST and can be seen in Arizona and New Mexico on FOX Sports Arizona Plus and FSN across the nation.


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Even though the Super Bowl is coming up and thousands of parties could suffer, there are a lot of other people that could be upset with a Kraft Velveeta shortage. The CSMonitor reported on Jan. 7, 2014, that the Kraft Foods Group, Inc. has indeed confirmed that there is a massive shortage of the very popular cheese-like product.
This is not just a simple Velveeta shortage though. The company is advising customers that it could cause the product to be off of store shelves for quite some time.
"It is possible consumers in any part of the country may not be able to find some Velveeta products on store shelves over the next couple of weeks," Kraft spokeswoman Jody Moore told NBC News.
One good thing of note is that the Velveeta shortage is still said to be temporary. But there is no definitive timetable for when the shortage should end up being fixed.
There are a number of factors that have led to the problem and they include high demands, growing demand of drivers, and other things.
The Velveeta shortage began in a large number of East Coast grocery stores. There is one Brooklyn-area grocer that has reported they don't expect another shipment of Velveeta to come their way until sometime in the middle of February.
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Prove that if the sequence $a_{n}$ is arithmetic, then for any positive integer k the sequence: $$b_{1} = a_{1}+a_{2} +...+ a_{k}, \\ b_{2}=a_{k+1}+...+ a_{2k}, \\ b_{3}= a_{2k+1}+...+ a_{3k}$$ is arithmetic as well. What is the difference of the sequence $b_{n}$ ?
I figured that a given $b_n$ has a form of $b_n=a_{(n-1)k+1}+a_{(n-1)k+2}+...+a_{nk}$. Hence, $b_{n+1}=a_{nk+1}+a_{nk+2}+...+a_{(n+1)k}$. We know that $a_n$ is arithmetic so we may use the sum formula and we get: $$b_{n+1}=\frac{a_{nk+1}+a_{(n+1)k}}{2}\cdot k \\ b_{n}=\frac{a_{(n-1)k+1}+a_{nk}}{2}\cdot k$$ And further: $$b_{n+1}-b_n=\frac{ka_{nk+1}+ka_{(n+1)k}-ka_{(n-1)k+1}-a_{nk}}2=\frac{1}{2}k(a_{nk+1}-a_{(n-1)k+1}+a_{(n+1)k}-a_{nk})$$ And I believe it's enough to show that $b_n$ is arithmetic as well. $\frac{1}{2}k$ is constant, $a_{nk+1}-a_{(n-1)k+1}$ are two adjacent terms in an arithmetic progression so their difference is certainly constant and $a_{(n+1)k}-a_{(n-1)k}$ are separated by some term in the middle but as it's arithmetic sequence, $(a_{(n+1)k}-a_{nk}=const \land a_{nk}-a_{(n-1)k}=const)\rightarrow a_{(n+1)k}-a_{(n-1)k}=const.$ Is it enough to prove or this should be done some other way? [this paragraph may be a little off now as I found an error - there is no $a_{(n-1)k}$ here but $a_{nk}$ instead which I plugged into the equations above]
And as regards the difference - I thought about using the formula that $a_n=a_1+(n-1)d$ so we have: $$b_{n+1}-b_n=\frac{1}{2}k([a_1+nkd]+[a_1+(nk+k-1)d]-[a_1+(nk-k)d]-[a_1+(nk-1)d])=\frac{k}{2}\cdot 2kd=k^2d$$
So the difference of $b_n$ is $k^2d$. Is it OK?


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TC TO ARCHIBALD GLEN; 5 July 1833; DOI: 10.1215/lt-18330705-TC-AG-01; CL 6:407-409.
Craigenputtoch, Dumfries, 5th July 1833—
My Dear Sir,
The nature of my present inquiry will contrast but too mournfully with that of the one brief interview we had some fifteen months ago, should that, the whole extent of personal acquaintance I can plead, still dwell in your memory. You must excuse me; and be well assured that impertinent curiosity is far from all my thoughts at present.
It is perhaps known to you what friendship I had with your high-minded and unfortunate Brother; I found in him the best-gifted, most energetic, and yet worst directed of all the young men known to me; and viewed him accordingly from the first with quite peculiar interest; which, I believe, he with his passionate heart as warmly repaid. My prophecy of him constantly was that he had fearful sufferings to encounter, perhaps the fearfullest of all, before clearness of mind was possible: but there lay in him such an honesty of will, such a strength and fire, that victory at last, and high results indeed from such victory, was still to be hoped and expected.1 After leaving London I continued to hear from him or at least of him, and he of me, at short intervals; but, on a kind of principle, I refrained from writing to him often; and only in last January addressed a first Letter to him, to declare in words (what I trusted he was well aware of) my unabated interest in him, love for him and hope of him. That Letter still lies in the hand of our mutual Friend2 there, who had lost him then, and could hear nothing but that he was gone to Scotland.
Dr Carlyle, my Brother, returning thro' London about a month ago, had the strictest charges from me, and the greatest desire on his own part (for I believe he was William's chief associate while near him) to search out the matter: his accounts were vague but ominous; I applied to a Friend of Mrs Chrystal's, now in these parts, and in the interim acquired the fatal certainty of what had happened. My Brother John at his landing here had to be informed that his old companion and most valued friend could not now welcome him back.
Need I say how deeply all of us sympathize in this calamity; mourn over the wreckage of that noble soul; over your bereavement too, now left alone as you are. Nevertheless "while there is life there is hope." Our part, and yours too my young Friend, is not to mourn, but to see whether there is aught that any of us or all of us can do. As the first preliminary, and to satisfy the most natural desire, I must beg a little information from you. It was only yesterday that I ascertained not your address but how a Letter might reach you; I hope you will answer me at your earliest convenience.
John and I have both had the idea of coming off to Glasgow to examine on the spot; it somehow seems to me inconceivable that the sight of my face would not in some measure soothe poor William's agitation; as it was wont to do; that I could not persuade and command him to be well, take him down with me to these solitudes, and soothe him into peace. Alas! Alas! It is first necessary to ascertain whether his Physician admits any one to see him; whether all this is other than the merest castle-in-the-air. Mr Walter Welsh could tell us only that "the Doctors were rather despondent," that the "bodily sufferings were very great." Will you, my dear Sir, instruct me, in all respects, how it stands; what the bodily sufferings are; whether the mood of mind is of a gloomy, silent, or of a high and violent sort; whether the Patient is allowed to read Letters, to see friends; could with any hope be taken to the country: all that an anxious solicitude could wish to understand about him, which as yet understands only the sad fact in general.
John at least will come to Glasgow, I think, if it seem feasible on your report: his medical skill I reckon very considerable; perhaps too your Brother might meet him with more freedom.
I shall beg an early answer from you; adding only that in these Moors we have for most part but one post weekly; the Wednesday at Dumfries, which corresponds to your Glasgow Tuesday. Next week indeed there may be an exception.
With the truest sympathy, and still hoping the best,
I remain, / My Dear Sir, / faithfully your's /
Thomas Carlyle—


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Ramona Singer of "The Real Housewives of New York City" is finally leaving her man. There have been a ton of problems between her and Mario, but now news is out that she is done with him. On Thursday, E! Online shared that she went to Twitter to let her fans know that they are finally done.
They were together for over 20 years. That is a long time to be with the same person, but Ramona tried to make their marriage work for a long time. She finally shared on Twitter saying, "I have decided to move on with my life without Mario. I tried my best to make my marriage work. I am excited for the new chapter in my life." It looks like she is ready for a new life without Mario, but she is single at this time.
Just recently she said that she was still with Mario. Their daughter is now going into her sophomore year at college. It appears that Ramona is ready to move on and find a way to live her life without Mario. It will be hard for her after all of this time together. There has been news out that Mario cheated on her, but she has always made it sound like it was okay because they had an open relationship.
Radar Online shared reports that Ramona caught Mario with another woman again. If this is true, that could be the reason that she finally split with him for good. The reports say that he was with Kasey Dexter again. Mario has been with her a lot in the past and she is known as his mistress. Sources say Ramona actually threw his belongings out this time over it all. She left them in front of a friend's apartment because she just wanted nothing to do with him.
It sounds like the divorce for Ramona and Mario Singer is back on again. This couple from "RHONY" will be moving on. Hopefully she doesn't take him back once again.
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May 7, 2012
Deep Sea Arcade Approved By The Chemical Brothers!
When Deep Sea Arcade told us they were going to cover The Chemical Brothers' 'Let Forever Be' for triple j's Like A Version, we were quietly confident they'd do a good job. What we weren't prepared for was the unbelievable onslaught of awesome that ensued when they hit the studio. Even The Chemical Brothers themselves chimed in with a tweet to give their seal of approval. Watch this and weep for joy. Extra special massive props to the powerhouse rhythm section of Nick Weaver + Carlos Adura.
If it's possible to believe, Deep Sea Arcade further excelled in the triple j studio when they performed their new single 'Seen No Right', from their debut album 'Outlands'. Have a gander here.


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After a great deal of hard work, Yoga in Yelapa is completed and boasts an 1800 square foot yoga studio, tropical accommodations and a full kitchen/dining area. Now that this facility is fully operational they have announced their 2010 offering of extended yoga courses, making Yelapa a true yoga vacation destination. Comment the owners Judith and Cody, "If anyone would have told us years ago that we would be living outdoors in the small coastal fishing village of Yelapa, Mexico, we could not have imagined it. Not only are we now living in Yelapa, a place reached by boat with no cars, but we've completed the challenging project of building a yoga studio on a mountain. For over a year, we've watched the materials for this project be carried up the mountain by mules and on the backs of strong men - a shear force of physical strength and commitment to build - through sun, rain, humidity and every challenge possible.
Here's a sampling of what's planned for the upcoming months.
February 5 - 13, 2010
Participants make the daily choice between deepening their foundation of Anusara-inspired Yoga with Annie Stocker or Qigong with Martha Hurwitz.
February 5 - 13, 2010
Learn and practice mantra, and deepen in the bliss of bhakti yoga (yoga of the heart) through kirtan (chant) and Nada (sound) Yoga.
February 12 - 20, 2010
Experience yoga, chanting, meditation, birding, sunning, hiking and resting.
March 5 - 13, 2010
Robin Rothenberg and Taran Collis facilitate classes that are adaptive, gentle, meditative and supportive to healing.
March 14 - 21, 2010
Judith Roth, Yelapa yoga teacher, and Wendy Lippmann, founder and director of Om Town Yoga in Seattle, invite you to an Anusara-inspired Yoga Vacation offering two workshops in one.
March 20 - 28, 2010
Join Portland's SarahJoy Marsh in for a week of yoga based on Anusara yoga, physical therapy, psychological and philosophical teachings of yoga and the importance of balancing our inner with our outer yoga.
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At Sikh Center, Bloomberg Advocates for Gun Laws
The fatal shooting of six people at a Sikh temple in Wisconsin prompted renewed calls Monday from New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg for tougher gun-control laws across the country.
The mayor joined other city officials at the Sikh Cultural Society in Richmond Hill, Queens, to express condolences and reassure the local Sikh community that police are taking precautions.
"No matter who you are, no matter where you're from, no matter what religion you profess, you have a right to be safe in your homes, in your places of worship and in the streets of New York City," Bloomberg said. "We have no tolerance for intolerance."
New York Police Commission Ray Kelly, who also attended the event, said there hadn't been threats to Sikhs in the city following Sunday's attack. He said there would be increased NYPD patrols around Richmond Hill, home to an estimated 15,000 Sikhs, as a precaution.
As the Journal reported Monday, authorities in Oak Creek, Wis., identified the alleged gunman as Wade Michael Page, a 40-year-old white male and U.S. Army veteran. He was shot multiple times by local police Lt. Brian Murphy, who was wounded in the attack, before being killed by another officer.
The wounded officer's brother, Terry Murphy, recently retired from the NYPD as a detective, Kelly said.
As he did in the wake of last month's mass shooting at a Batman movie in Colorado, Mayor Bloomberg reiterated calls for stronger gun-control laws. He expressed frustration that President Barack Obama and presumed Republican challenger Mitt Romney hadn't tackled the issue on the campaign trail.
"We haven't heard from either candidate a concrete plan that makes some sense to get the problem solved," Bloomberg said on Monday, pushing for new restrictions that would "help keep guns out of the hands of dangerous people."
"This is very tragic and hopefully elected officials and the people who want to lead this country will do something about it," the mayor added.
A group founded and supported by Bloomberg, Mayors Against Illegal Guns, released a new television ad over the weekend in which survivors of the 2011 shooting in Tucson, Ariz., criticize the presidential candidates for not coming out with gun-control plans.
In Queens, meanwhile, community members said the city's Sikh population has suffered from racism and discrimination, particularly in the aftermath of the Sept. 11th terrorist attacks. Many observant Sikh men wear turbans and long beards — practices that have led to a mistaken association with al Qaeda founder Osama bin Laden, who also wore a turban and beard.
Mandeep Singh, a 22-year-old loan officer from Richmond Hill, remembered widespread discrimination towards Sikhs after the attacks. "If you had a turban on you would be a victim somehow," he said, noting that things had improved.
Supreet Kaur, who works for the Sikh Coalition, a civil-rights organization, said the group has recorded 900 bias incidents in New York City since 2001. "I wouldn't say this brings back bad memories," Kaur said of Sunday's attack in Wisconsin, "because these are things that we've seen continue since then up until now."
Gurdev Singh Khan, the president of the Sikh Cultural Society, expressed his satisfaction with increased police patrols in Richmond Hill. "Since the incident happened yesterday, the NYPD came right over here and go over to all our other temples and we feel safe," he said.


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SAN ANTONIO, Texas -- The Fresno State swimming and diving team wrapped up competition at the Mountain West Conference Championships on Saturday evening and senior Hannah Prigge highlighted the final day of the meet for the Bulldogs.
The senior diver from Rocklin, Calif., finished fourth on the Platform with a score of 233.55. Prigge scored 15 points for the Bulldogs team total. This came after a fourth place finish on Thursday in the 3-meter dive.
Prigge will now turn her focus to the NCAA Zone E Diving Regional on March 6-8. The Zone E meet will be held in Colorado Springs, Colo.
Freshman Shelbie Holden finished 12th on the Platform. She finished a very strong showing this week at the conference championships with a score of 198.66 on the Platform.
Michelle Dockendorf finished 13th in the 200 Breaststroke. The senior from Santa Barbara, Calif., swam the race in 2:17.40.
Freshman Esme Gullick finished her first MW Championships with a couple of 14th place finishes in the 200 Backstroke and the 200 Fly. She finished the backstroke with a time of 2:01.09 and then just missed breaking her own school record in the 200 fly with a time of 2:02.53.
Sophomore Kelly Simmons finished 16th in the 1650 Freestyle swim. She finished the longest individual race of the entire meet in 16:58.47.
Fresno State finished the event with a ninth place finish in the 400 Free Relay. The team of Lucy Titchin, Leah Hatayama, Brooke Fuller and Dana Jones swam a 3.24.34.
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PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — Two women say they were injured when Detroit Lions defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh (ehn-DAHM'-uh-kehn soo) crashed his car into a tree in downtown Portland over the weekend.
Portland police had originally said there were no injuries in the accident early Saturday morning. But police said Monday that two passengers later came forward to say they were hurt and left the scene before officers arrived.
Sgt. Pete Simpson says one woman reported suffering bruises and soreness and the other reported a cut to her forehead and a black eye. Their names were not released.
Suh told police he was trying to avoid a stopped taxicab when he lost control of the 1970 Chevrolet Coupe he was driving. The car hit a curb, light pole, drinking fountain and tree.
Police say Suh was not impaired and was not issued a citation. They are not re-opening the investigation.
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April 8, 2011
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. - The No. 19 Alabama baseball team suffered an 11-3 loss in a Southeastern Conference game to the No. 1-ranked Vanderbilt Commodores on Friday night from Hawkins Field. With the loss, Alabama drops to 21-11 overall and 7-3 in SEC play. The Commodores improve to 28-3 overall and 8-2 in conference play.
"They are obviously the No. 1 team in the county for a reason and they are playing really well right now," UA head coach Mitch Gaspard said. "We had an opportunity. I thought offensively we really battled hard in the front of the game, and our shot was when we had the bases loaded with nobody out and weren't able to take advantage of it. From there, the game got away from us."
The Tide starting pitcher Nathan Kilcrease (4-2, 2-1 SEC) took the loss, throwing four innings, allowing seven hits, six runs - five earned - with two strikeouts and a pair of walks. Vandy starter Sonny Gray improved to 7-1 on the season, and 3-1 in SEC play, throwing 6.0 innings, allowing two unearned runs on four hits with four walks and four strikeouts.
Vanderbilt collected 15 hits and scored 11 runs against the Alabama pitching staff, as all nine starters for the Commodores had at least one hit. The 11 runs are the most allowed by the Crimson Tide since a 12-run performance from Central Florida on Feb. 27.
Offensively for Alabama, Jared Reaves was 2-for-4 with an RBI, while Taylor Dugas was 1-for-4 with a run scored, Brock Bennett was 1-for-4 with an RBI, and Brett Booth was 1-for-2.
Vandy was led by Anthony Gomez's 3-for-4 night, as he extended his hitting streak to 25 games. Aaron Westlake was 2-for-5 with two RBI and a run scored, and Mike Yastrzemski was 2-for-4 with two RBI and two runs scored.
The Commodores got on the scoreboard first, plating two runs in the bottom of the second. A double to right-center by catcher Curt Casali scored Mike Yastrzemski from first. Following a pair of infield groundouts, Casali scored to make the score 2-0 in favor of Vandy.
Alabama answered with a pair of runs in the top of the third inning to even the score at 2-2. Brock Bennett grounded out to short and plated James Tullidge, who reached on an error, and an RBI double by Reaves scored Dugas, who also doubled earlier in the inning.
Vanderbilt regained its two-run lead, plating a couple in the bottom of the third to answer Alabama's scoring output in the top half of the inning. With Vandy leading 4-2, Alabama loaded the bases with no outs, but Gray responded with strikeouts of James Tullidge and Dugas, and got Bennett to ground out to second to retire the side without any damage.
"We have to play really clean and take care of our opportunities that we get against them," Gaspard said. "They have a tremendous pitching staff so you're just going to get a few chances against them, so you have to take advantage when you get them. We have to regroup and come back and play hard tomorrow."
The Commodores added three runs in the fifth inning, which included an RBI double by Westlake and an RBI single by Conrad Gregor. The third run came crossed following a throwing error, extending the Vandy lead to 7-2 after five innings.
Vanderbilt took a commanding 11-2 lead after scoring four times in the bottom on the sixth inning. Off Alabama reliever Adam Windsor, Yastrzemski's bases loaded two-out double plated two and Casali following with a two run single to left field scoring two more Commodore runners.
Alabama capped the scoring in the ninth inning when pinch hitter Ladson Montgomery doubled with two outs. After stealing third, Montgomery scored on a throwing error by the catcher. The double by Montgomery was his first career hit as a member of the Crimson Tide.
No. 19 Alabama and No. 1 Vanderbilt will continue the three-game SEC series on Saturday with game two beginning at 2 p.m. CT from Hawkins Field. The Tide will start junior left-hander Adam Morgan (4-1, 4.10 ERA) and the top-ranked Commodores will counter with junior lefty Grayson Garvin (5-1, 2.36 ERA).


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I'm facing with the following problem.
Suppose to have a generic oriented graph with curl (there can be an edge from a node to itself).
Suppose also that you have to perform a $n$-vertices-long path around the graph starting from a given vertex $S$. When one goes from the node $i$ to the node $j$ , then a cost function is updated accordingly to the movement.
In particular, let $c_0$ be a given initial cost. When one perform a movement, say we move from the vertex $S$ to the vertex $j$, then he can calculate $c_1$ with a certain function $$ c_1 = f(c_0, \theta_j)$$ where $\theta_j$ is a parameter attached to the node $j$. After this, he can move from node $j$ to node $k$ and then he will have $$ c_2 = f(c_1, \theta_k)$$ and so on. If $i(t)$ is the vertex visited at time $t$ then we have that: $$ c_t = f(c_{t-1}, \theta_{i(t)})$$ Finally, after $n$ steps, we have my $c_n$, which obviously depends on the particular path we followed.
My question is: is there some algorithm/theory about how to compute the path which guarantees that $c_n$ is the lowest (or the greatest)?


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UNC Charlotte's Women + Girls Research Alliance is featured as a case study in a new work on the practice of community-based research.
"Community-based Qualitative Research: Approaches for Education and the Social Sciences" was published by SAGE Publications; it was authored by Laura Ruth Johnson, associate professor, Department of Educational Technology, Research and Assessment, College of Education, Northern Illinois University.
"Women + Girls Research Alliance (W+GRA) is honored to be featured as one of three case studies in Dr. Johnson's text," said Heather Brown, W+GRA executive director. "Community-based research is meant to be collaborative, critical and transformative. Our case study features the unique ways in which our work promotes collaboration between researchers and community, provides methods and opportunities for new voices to be heard in the research process and shares research results so that communities can use those results to shape practices and policies that are important to them and to their vision for their communities."
Film Receives Regional Emmy Nomination
UNC Charlotte researcher Margaret Quinlan and colleagues received a regional Emmy nomination for the film "Creative Abundance," which explores how art can redefine vocational opportunities and expand the lives of people with developmental disabilities.
Quinlan, an associate professor in communication studies and core faculty with the Interdisciplinary Health Psychology doctoral program, is a co-producer on the film. She was nominated by the Ohio Valley Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences in the category "Documentary – Cultural/Topical," along with lead producer Lynn Harter, professor, Scripps College of Communication, Ohio University; and Evan Shaw, chief videographer / editor, WOUB.
"It is a huge honor in so many ways," Quinlan said. "It is an honor that the individuals in the film allowed us to tell their stories. This documentary draws from years of research. Dr. Harter invited me into a research project she was working on in 2003 related to disability and sheltered workshops. My passion for creating these films started with that work over a decade ago."


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I thought this film was really good and I recommend seeing it in the theaters. I did not expect to like this film at all because I thought it will be all about hunting and killing and basically that it will be a film for guys. However, this film was nothing like that, it was more about nature and relationships between people and their inner demons. I thought this film had a very interesting idea and the characters were well developed and likable. William Dafoe was absolutely amazing in this film and he proved once more that he is a very capable actor.Overall, it is a great film and I think that most people will agree with me.
I think was film was pretty good and I recommend seeing it in the theaters. The film was interesting and mysterious and I really loved the way Dafoe played the character, I think he was simply brilliant. It is a quiet film that will make you think and if you do not like movies like that then i suggest you skip this film. It is thoughtful entertainment and i love films like this one, films that have a purpose and a message. The atmosphere in the film is dreadful and mysterious and it looks great visually as well. I think the director did a great job with combining a character study and a man against nature theme. Overall, I think this film is great and it is worth seeing in the theaters.
This is a film about a mercenary who is sent to Tasmanian wilderness by a mysterious biotech company to hunt the last Tasmanian tiger, the film is directed by Daniel Nettheim and stars Willem Dafoe, Sam Neill and Morgana Davies. I think this film was pretty good and most of the time I enjoyed it, it also had some major flaws. The main flaw is that it had way too many themes and it did not focus on it's main story. The story is definitely very interesting and engaging and William Dafoe is brilliant as always, he is such a great actor. The film also looks really good and the wild is pretty spectacular, I did think that the director missed some emotional marks but overall it was a pretty satisfying experience. The film stayed with me a long after I have left the theater and that does not happen often so I was impressed.
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Many of us have received friend requests from Facebook user whom we have never met or ever heard of. Requests bombard from users whom we don't share mutual friends with or those that have so many mutual friends who are not like minded. Chances are this person doesn't exist and you're looking at a fake Facebook profile.
Some of those people do not have the best interests in mind, they are cunning and deceiving. They may seek you out to get information, to steal your identity, or even to destroy your reputation. The headlines of social media related blackmailing are just yesterday's news.
Earlier this year Facebook estimated that between 5 and 6 percent of all accounts are bogus, that is an estimate of Facebook fakes between 40 and 50 million.
According to most recent estimates from Facebook, there are around 83 Million fake accounts. After much research and pattern analysis, Barracuda Networks releases a study that helps identify fake Facebook accounts.
Some of the Key Statistics
- As of August 2012 8.7% of all Facebook profiles are Fake that is approximately 83 million false accounts
- Around 60% of fake accounts say they are bisexual/Gay, which is more than 10 times the amount of real Facebook accounts that list that information.
- They have 6 times the average number of friends (726 versus 130)
- 43% of fake profiles have never updated their status, compared with 15% of real people.
- Almost all fake accounts (97%) claim to be female, as opposed to 40 percent of real accounts.
- Fake accounts will often tag photos far more often than real accounts, with an average of 136 tags per four photos on fake accounts compared to one tag per four photos for real Facebook users.
How do you spot a fake Facebook user? People have many strategies, including looking at the content on their Wall, checking their mutual friends, and/or just scanning for anything out of the ordinary. Here are some of the key warning signs that the person who just sent you a friend request is not what he or she claims to be. If an account displays three or more of these Fake Factors, you can bank that it's bogus.
- Photos: Many of the fake profile have only a single or no photo of the "Claimed" person. All other images are of Celebrities and useless junk that others have tagged the account with.
- Friends list: The user has a fairly high number of friends and most of them are of the opposite gender and many times many of the other friends seem to be fake profiles.
- Mutual Friends : have no mutual friends or have so many mutual friends who are not like minded
- Status updates, wall posts and comments: The user has not updated the status for quite a long time. Or engaged in a real discussion or conversation with anyone else
- About / Info: There are no links established with genuine schools or education institutions or workplace. Mostly the user's relationship status is single and looking for dating either interested to same gender or both genders.
- Recent Activities: The users recent activities are all filled up with new friends. The user does not like any meaningful pages or groups.
- Contact Details: Most of the fake accounts created are of girls. But in reality many girls do not disclose such contact details while almost all fake accounts have some contact details publicly visible.
- Birthdays: birthdays like 1st day of the month or the last day of the month are very common amongst fake accounts as it is easier to type in. Their birth year also does not match their actual age / photograph at most times.
- Recent Wall post: Many wall posts looks like "Thanks for adding me, Do I know you" and the user does not comment back to such wall posts.
- Common behaviors: like use of applications, likes and sharing of interesting posts by others, and adding siblings and other relationships are not common on fake profiles.
- Many other factors are there that can alert the user's behavior to be false, malicious.
So, if you get a friend request from a hot, bi girl with tones of friends, no status updates and lots of tagged photos, u should consider the possibility that it's a fake account.
Next time you get a friend request, ask yourself: "Do I really know this person?"


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