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Power 50 Ranking: 21 Title: President and CEO Company: BJ's Wholesale Club Key Development: Expanded food's role in competitive strategy. What's Next: Expand in existing markets; gain market share. BJ's Wholesale Club named Laura Sen chief executive officer just this February, but she's no stranger to the company. In fact, Sen has spent most of her career there, beginning in 1989 when the club store chain had only 20-some stores. Running the company since January 2008 as ...
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Junior opposite Kristina Baum kept a player diary during the week of Arizona volleyball's rivalry match versus Arizona State
While walking to Bear Down [Gym] today, I admired all the students walking around campus. I like people watching and noticing how people carry themselves, how they dress, the expressions on their faces, etc. On my journey to practice, carrying my notebook, knee pads, ankle braces and shoes, a thought came to my mind (Cue the heavenly music). College, for some, seems to be a slow deterioration of the body. This holds true for athletes for obvious reasons, but I decided to include the average student population. On my hike to the gym, I noticed a couple of guys standing outside the library talking. They were tall, skinny and fairly good-looking. I was just about to classify them as a group of babes when the wind blew. Yes, the wind. To my utter surprise, this gust of wind revealed a very attractive feature all the guys seemed to carry ... the sculpted beer belly. This is just one example of the slow deterioration that I speak of for the general student body.
For athletes, it's a little different. Three hour practices consume our weekdays when we don't have games. Outside of practicing, we lift to chisel our finely tuned bodies and get treatment on our aches and pains. We grind it out every day to play the sport we love. I know some of my teammates suffer from their own bodily dysfunctions, such as injuries, sickness, or just plain old age. All this is just part of playing our sport and our drive to achieving our one goal, which is a national championship. When you want something bad enough, you do anything to get it. Maybe after we win, those beer-bellied babes will want to hang out. That would be sweet. (I think the hike to Bear Down from McKale [Center] is quite long, maybe a mile or two. Obviously, since I have so much time to think about all this.)
ASU is going down tonight. Dave [Coach Rubio] had us work on our passing in practice this week. I got a lot of feedback about my passing. I liked it. When you really think about it, passing is very easy. I think it's the pressure that is placed on passing that makes it seem more difficult than it really is. In tonight's game, my goal is to pass well. I have been practicing it well, so I might as well do it well. ASU can serve me all night long. Bring it!
Yeeeeeyaaah! We won! I love beating ASU. They are our rival so they deserve to lose. "Jenn Jenn" [Abernathy] played awesome. I'm pretty sure when she gets a kill that the ball lands before she does. Dominique [Lamb] too. "Domi" jumps so high that she kicked Amy's [Dyck] hand while Amy was trying to set. Yeah, I seem to have that problem too. The ref gave me a warning about my approach on the slide. I jump so high that I have a tendency to kick the up ref in the stomach. After that, I could only jump half of my max. It happens sometimes. That's why "Domi" and I are "twins."
Anyway, this was a great start to Homecoming weekend. Tomorrow, football takes down the Bruins. Of course, we'll be there to support our fellow spandex-wearing athletes.
Up next... We'll have to Bear the cold up in Nor Cal when we beat Stanford and Cal in Tree.

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Ole Miss coach Mike Bianco is hoping a change in his pitching rotation will spark a change in his team's on-the-field fortunes.
The Rebels lead the SEC's Western Division at 3-3 but are 6-9 overall after a 9-0 start.
Ole Miss (15-9, 3-3) plays at Alabama (13-11, 2-4) this weekend.
Alabama is 4-6 in its last 10 but has won four straight, including the last two in last week's 2-1 Crimson Tide series victory over Vanderbilt.
The only Western Division team to have a non-losing record in its last 10 games is Auburn at 5-5.
Game times in Tuscaloosa are 6:30 p.m. today, 4 p.m. Saturday and 2 p.m. on Sunday.
In a 3-2, 10-inning loss to Southern Mississippi on Tuesday, the Rebels played better defense than they did in losing two of three against Florida last weekend, but pitching and hitting were still sub-par.
Bianco announced on Monday that he was changing his weekend rotation, inserting freshman left-hander Drew Pomeranz in place of sophomore Nathan Baker. The change doesn't stop there. Pomeranz will pitch Saturday's game, while junior Cody Satterwhite moves into the Sunday slot.
"The reason for that is we think when a team has already faced Lance Lynn on Friday, it really doesn't have to change its approach at the plate much when it faces Satterwhite on Saturday," Bianco said. "They're both big, power right-handers who throw 70 percent fastballs. When we throw the big left-hander (Pomeranz) in there, it gives them a different look."
Pomeranz is 1-0 in 171-3 innings of mostly relief work. He's walked six and struck out 26. Today will be his second start.
The rotation shuffle addresses the pitching. Bianco announced no player demotions or promotions to alter an offense that has scored fewer than five runs in three of its last four SEC games and managed only three runs in a 4-3 loss to Central Arkansas on March 18.
Bianco did move leadoff hitter Jordan Henry down to the nine spot in the batting order against Southern Miss. Henry was 0-for-4 in the game as his average dropped to .245.
Although Cody Overbeck is hitting .398 and takes a 24-game hitting streak to Tuscaloosa, Ole Miss is hitting .310 as a team.
Jeremy Travis, David Kindred and Cullan Kight are reserves who could see more at-bats if the status quo remains unchanged.
"We're not getting on base and creating opportunities for ourselves," Bianco said. "Jordan's having a tough stretch, but it's been tough on a lot of guys. A lot of averages have slumped down. We need to get Jordan, Zach Miller, Michael Guerrero and some others who aren't swinging as well as they were at the beginning of the season to produce."


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Fistula affects many women in developing countries who marry young and bear children during their teenage years. Women who suffer from fistula are left incontinent and often abandoned by society, which views this medical problem as a social disaster. Now, doctors are able to help correct the problem by performing simple surgical procedures on women in Zambia. The United Nations Population Fund, UNFPA, has launched a global fistula campaign to raise funds to allow doctors to cure this medical condition."
Date:11 January 2005
Programme number:939
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Doctor Who – Adventures in Time And Space: the Roleplaying Game allows players to adopt the role of characters from the very popular BBC science fiction television programme Doctor Who.
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Sector Update: Healthcare
Healthcare shares are mixed in pre-market trade. Immunogen ( IMGN ) is up 6% after it said it has licensed its antibody-drug conjugate technology to Novartis ( NVS ) to develop anticancer therapeutics to an undisclosed target. NVS is flat at $73.96.
It is the second license to be taken by Novartis under a 2010 agreement between the companies. For each license, Immunogen receives an upfront payment and is entitled to receive milestone payments potentially totaling approximately $200 million plus royalties on sales of any resulting products.
And, Vivus Inc. ( VVUS ) is up 8% after it said it will receive an initial fee of $30 million and potential milestone payments of up to $300 million from granting the U.S. and Canada licensing rights to its STENDRA drug to treat erectile dysfunction to Auxilium Pharmaceuticals. Included in the $300 million is the upfront licensing fee of $30 mln and a $15 mln payment contingent upon a potential label amendment regarding onset-of-action, in addition to royalties on product sales.
Finally, Aastrom Biosciences, Inc. ( ASTM ), a developer of patient-specific expanded multicellular therapies for the treatment of severe chronic cardiovascular diseases, approved a one-for-20 reverse stock split of the company's common stock effective on October 16, 2013. ASTM is down 17% at $0.195.


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If you have a passion for antiques and haven't been to a local auction for a while, this Monday night could be a great day to take a drive down to Chester, SC to Cox Auctions house.
The happenings start around 4:30 with a short outside sale of miscellaneous merchandise. Then, around 5pm or so they'll move inside where the antique's are. Country auctions like this one have been the highway to great antiques for decades....
Event: Antique Auction at Cox Auction Gallery
Where: 135 Gadsden Street, Chester, SC
Phone: (803) 385-5511
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Dana Moseley: Semie Moseley's daughter
Let me tell you a little about myself. I am the daughter of Semie and Virgie Moseley. When I was born my father (Semie Moseley) was a struggling guitar builder and he and my mother (Virgie Moseley) were evangelists. They were traveling from town to town singing a few songs, my mother would preach and my father would draw a picture about her sermon, then give that picture to the church in return for the offering. My mother would complain about the neck of her guitar was to big and hurt her fingers. So my father made her a guitar with a small low action neck. That is when the Mosrite neck was born.
As a child I would always run around the shop/factory. One day I decided I was going to help and took 80 grit sand paper to a rack of finished guitars. That is when my father decided to give me my own work bench, a place where I could sand guitars with out destroying finished products. I was 8 years old. I learned alot at that work bench. My father showed me the difference in sandpaper grit, brought me a sanded guitar body and gave me an unsanded guitar body and said "make it look like this one" and I did. My career at Mosrite had just begun. I started where everybody started at the Mosrite Guitar Factory; rough sanding. By the time I was 10 years old I graduated to wet sanding. Step by step I was learning the techniques of how to build a Mosrite guitar. I went to live with my father when I was 15 years old and started working full time at the Mosrite Guitar Factory at 16. From that time on my father and I built guitars together everywhere; Bakersfield, CA, Oklahoma City OK, Jonas Ridge, NC, and Booneville, AR. I did a little bit of everything; painting, assembly, wiring, fretting, building bridges, building vibramutes, you name it I did it, but my main job at all these places was building the pickups. I have been building pickups for Mosrite Guitars since 1973 and yes, I still build them today. My father told me that the pickups were the heart and soul of the Mosrite Guitar and that there were family secrets involved, those secrets are still safe with me. I had the best teacher in the world, Semie Moseley himself.
Mosrite Guitars has now come full circle. Mosrite is back in Bakersfield, CA where it should be. Being built by a true Moseley, as was intended. I am honored to re-create my fathers creations.
Mosrite Forever,
Dana Moseley
Jamie Walden: Dana Moseley's husband and right hand man
Jamie Walden is my loving husband and my right hand man. He helps me in every aspect of manufacturing Mosrite Guitars. Jamie was born in Biloxi MS. He was the son of a military couple Lt. Col. Joe Walden and Becky Walden. Growing up he lived here, there and everywhere. He went to college at Florida State University on a Music Scholarship. From there he became a full time musician, working with groups like Spencer, Home Free, Free and Easy, The Marvelles, Louise Mandrell, T.G. Sheppard, Chet Hinesly and Side Effect, and Chameleon. In 2008 he retired from the music business and became my apprentice. Since then I have taught him "almost" everything.
Dustin Ricards Moseley: Semie Moseley's grandson
Dustin Ricards Moseley is my son and Semie Moseley's grandson. He was born in Bakersfield, CA. His father is Michael Ricards and of course I am his mother. He started building guitars at a very young age, 8 years old. He had a special job, bridges. He would put the roller on the bullet. He would recieve $.05 a bullet. He has been apart of Mosrite Guitars for a long time. This is how Mosrite stays forever, passing it on from one generation to the next.


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We're currently in the doldrums of winter--a lot of frigid, snowy days behind us and still quite a few frigid, snowy days ahead of us to dread. They don't have to be so terrible if you comfort yourself with some good food, such as this polenta and pork dish. These two are a natural pair--throw in some winter greens such as kale and you've got one tasty trio. Check out the Ann Arbor Farmers Market in Kerrytown for some greens--swiss chard would also work wonderfully here.
The secret to a good polenta, like a good risotto, is stir. And stir. And stir some more. True, it can take 30-40 minutes stirring the cornmeal until your arm is about to fall off but it's a good workout. And think of this time as your alone time--pour yourself a glass of wine! You deserve it.
This recipe calls for Italian sausage but feel free to roast a couple of pork tenderloins seasoned with lemon, garlic and fresh herbs.
Sausage with peppers and onions over creamy white bean polenta
- 2 cups of cornmeal
- 6 cups of water
- 1 can of white kidney beans
- 1 tablespoon of dried oregano, basil and thyme
- 1 good handful of parmesan cheese
- Package of Italian sausage
- 1 green bell pepper, sliced
- 1 small onion, sliced
- 1 bunch of kale, thinly sliced and stems discarded
- half of a lemon
- a pinch of crushed red pepper flakes
- salt and pepper
- olive oil
- 2 cloves of garlic, minced
- Tomato sauce for the polenta
Preheat the oven to 300. In an ovenproof skillet over medium heat, brown the sausages on all sides. Transfer to oven and cook for about 30-40 minutes or until a meat thermometer reads 165.
In a skillet fry up the onions and peppers. Set aside and keep warm.
In another skillet, heat some olive oil (cover the pan with a thin layer) over medium high heat. Add the garlic and crushed red pepper and saute for about 20 seconds. Make sure not to burn the garlic or you'll have to start all over. Add the kale and season with salt and pepper. Squeeze the lemon juice on top and stir it up. Cover with a lid and let it steam until it's tender but still has a nice crisp to it. Set aside and keep warm.
Heat water over medium high heat and add salt. When the water is warm almost hot start adding the cornmeal little at a time while stirring (use a wooden spoon). This process will take awhile but be patient--if you put it in too quickly you will not get the right consistency.
After all cornmeal is added throw in the beans.
Stir until thick and boiling. Season with the herbs and cheese.
Spoon onto plate and cover with sauce and serve with the sausage and kale.
Check out the seasonal cookbook featuring 300 uniquely Examiner recipes to warm you up this winter.


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Renal denervation: Medtronic, St. Jude vie for lion's share of billions
Renal denervation devices could be worth about $3 billion within the decade, a gleaming opportunity for companies slogging through slumping demand for banner businesses like heart and spine devices.
Boston Scientific ($BSX), Covidien ($COV) and ReCor Medical all have renal denervation technologies on the market overseas, but none has specified a timeline for FDA approval. So, for now, cross-town rivals Medtronic ($MDT) and St. Jude Medical ($STJ) are the furthest along in the race to cash in on the innovative treatment, amassing data to secure future FDA approvals. And while Medtronic has a definite head start, St. Jude believes it has the know-how to catch up in a hurry and contend for a share of the next big thing in medical devices.
Medtronic is running a total of 6 trials around the world on its Symplicity device, designed to lower blood pressure by deadening nerves in the renal artery, and this month the company asked for the FDA's blessing in launching a 7th that would study patients with less severe hypertension. Medtronic will roll all that data together when it heads to the FDA for approval, which it expects in 2015.
Meanwhile, St. Jude is charting a similar path with its EnligHTN device, working through three overseas studies to demonstrate the device's safety, chart its effectiveness in lowering blood pressure and gather data on whether the device can help patients in ways beyond hypertension. St. Jude has yet to kick off its FDA-targeted trial, but the company says it is in talks with the agency and plans to start enrollment later this year.
Which company reaps the most cash out of the innovative therapy is likely to be decided by physicians and payers, and the two have already hit the ground running, angling to establish their devices as the safest and most effective. We talked to executives from Medtronic and St. Jude to find out what sets the technologies apart.


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BOULDER – Due to the inclement weather in Boulder, Sunday's women's tennis match between No. 64 Colorado and No. 16 California will be moved indoors to the Rocky Mountain Tennis Center (Millennium Hotel Harvest House) beginning at 10 a.m.
Parking and admission are free.
CU is 7-8 overall and 0-4 in the Pac-12 Conference, enters the week with three of its players having 16 or more victories on the season. Sophomore Alex Aiello tops the Buffaloes with 19, followed by freshman Nuria Ormeño Ruiz (18), and junior Julyette Steur (16).
Steur and junior Ashley Tiefel lead the Buffs in doubles victories with 14 this season, including 10 this spring.
Ten of the 11 women's tennis teams in the conference are nationally ranked. UCLA is No. 2, while defending champion Stanford is No. 4, USC is No. 12, followed by Cal at No. 16.
Arizona State (No. 25) and Utah (No. 27) are next, followed by Washington (No. 42), Arizona (No. 45), Washington State (No. 50), and Colorado (No. 64).
Cal (8-4, 1-0) enters Sunday's match holding a 2-0 edge in the all-time series, with both wins coming in Pac-12 play in as many years. The Bears have a quintet of nationally ranked singles players among the top-125 with Zsofi Susanyi and Denise Starr ranked as the No. 13 and No. 26 players, respectively. Anett Schutting is No. 30, followed by Lynn Chi at No. 43, and Maegan Manasse at No. 108.
In doubles, the Golden Bears have a trio ranked among the top-75 with Schutting/Manasse (No. 50), Starr/Kelly Chui (No. 63), and Schutting/Lynn Chi (No. 80).
The CU/Stanford match is still scheduled to be played Monday at 11 a.m. at the South Campus Tennis Courts.
Stanford is unbeaten this season at 9-0 overall and 2-0 in the conference, and have won all five meetings against the Buffaloes with a pair coming in Pac-12 play.
The Cardinal, just like Cal, is well-represented among the nation's elite singles players with a quintet of players among the nation's top players. Kristie Ahn (No. 2), Taylor Davidson (No. 27), Carol Zhao (No. 29), Krista Hardebeck (No. 39), and Ellen Tsay (No. 40). Stanford also has Ahn/Zhao at No. 17 and Tsay/Davidson at No. 27 among the top doubles teams.


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A great man who has the best opinions and an amazing way of saying things with a huge amount of metaphors, is firmly against going slower than 120mph and speed cameras, once had his own chat show called Clarkson but was recieved too much hate mail for the sheer amount of abuse he spewed.
Talking to a Spanish guy "well you're just bone idle really aren't you" not just that Spanish guy the whole of Spain...genius
by Stutley February 24, 2005
A hilarious TV star from the BBC motoring show top gear (UK, not the horrible American one). He has a great sense of humor, sometimes a bit controversial and seemingly with the logic of a twelve year old but great to watch and together with Richard Hammond and James May, the greatest TV show in the world(it is the most watched factual TV show in the world) is produced.
Did you see the latest Top Gear Christmas special?
-no, what was it about?
-Jeremy Clarkson, Richard and May went on a journey though Patagonia! it is great! i really recommend it!
-OK, thanks, i think i will watch it.
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-Jeremy Clarkson, Richard and May went on a journey though Patagonia! it is great! i really recommend it!
-OK, thanks, i think i will watch it.
by random ass dude who is sexayyy January 21, 2015
An obnoxious arsehole, currently presenting Top Gear alongside Richard Hammond & James May. He is irritating, rude & insulting to most people & cultures, though he does get some things right...
...not very often.
...not very often.
Jeremy Clarkson, that obnoxious dick off Top Gear...
by BadAssGirl December 22, 2013
A nob, usually presenting television programmes of the car variety, who gets sexually excited by the inner workings of automobiles
That pompous nob on top gear
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Welcome to Los Gatos Doctors
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Los Gatos, CA 95032Important information on using this site: The purpose of this web site is to inform our current and future patients about our office. It is not intended to offer emergency information or assistance. We are a private Family Practice, located in Los Gatos, California, directly across from El Camino/Los Gatos Community Hospital. Dr. Davies, Dr. Shade and Dr. Ritz, believe compassion and understanding are important in providing the highest quality of care to their patients. They provide a wide range of health care services including treatment for acute illnesses, well checks, annual exams, school/sports physicals, immunizations and a variety of preventative health screenings. Our staff is friendly and always willing to go the extra mile to help with all your medical needs.
Information on the California Health Exchange/Covered California
While Drs. Davies, Shade and Ritz participate in Blue Shield and Blue Cross' PPO plans, they will not be providers for the Blue Shield and Blue Cross Covered California plans. These plans may look similar to the old PPO plans, but they will have a more narrow group of providers who are part of the plan. Their reimbursement to the physicians is less than what Medicare is reimbursing at this time.
Please note that this does not mean that you cannot be a patient at our office if you have insurance through the exchange. For many patients who come to our office 1-2 times a year, the cost of paying for those visits as an out of network patient will be less than the cost differential between the premiums of exchange vs. non-exchange plans. We offer a 10% discount for patients paying for their visit on the same day they are seen.
We value you as our patients and hope that we can continue to be a part of your healthcare team!
8/1/2013 - Medication refills
For ongoing prescriptions we generally give you enough refills to last until you are due for an office visit. When you notice that you are on your last refill, it is a good time to call and schedule that visit–don't wait until your last pill! If it is not time for a visit and you do need a refill, alert your pharmacy a week before you will run out so that they can contact us for an authorization. Try not to wait until the bottle is empty because we don't want you to run out of your medication!
The popularity of mail away 90 day pharmacies is usually helpful for you the patient. We will write enough until you are due to be seen, but since life does not fall in 90 day blocks it can get tricky. This is especially true when it can take 2 weeks from refill request until the bottles arrives in your mailbox. We will not refill 90 days if you are due for a visit. If you can't get in for some reason, we will call in 30 days locally until your visit.
Daily we hear from patients that their mail away company says that we have not faxed in their refill when we have done it days before. Our theory is that it is easier for them to say that than to look at their records! Again, we do these every day unless we tell you we are changing to 30 days locally until an office visit. Please make sure you get the proper form to us, all filled out and ready to fax, to minimize delay.
We are flooded with refill requests on Mondays, so if you call your pharmacy on a day you know your doctor usually works (other than a Monday), that makes everything easier here. We make every effort to authorize refills on the day we get the request.
8/1/2013- Insurance changes
Please check our Insurance Info tab for current contact information.


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In a relatively slow weekend at the box office, there were three movies that were able to premiere in the top five.
The biggest movie to come out this weekend is Divergent and it opened to an estimated $56 million. The movie was able to get a 40% approval by the critics on Rotten Tomatoes but a solid 81% from the fans. While the movie didn't premiere as high as The Hunger Games or any Twilight movie has done, it has premiered better then other Young Adult Fiction adaptations of late. Considering the next two movies have been green lit, it's likely that this movie will hit it's target at the box office (somewhere around $200 million total box office).
The Muppets: Most Wanted was the other big movie to premiere this weekend, but premiered with a disappointing box office. The movie was only able to bring in an estimated $16.5 million despite getting a 77% approval on Rotten Tomatoes. What's going to help this movie is that it's the only family-friendly movie coming out for a little while, so it should do ok at the box office.
Mr. Peabody & Sherman drops down in the box office bringing in an estimated $11.7 million. The movie has gotten good reviews, but still hasn't gotten the numbers as was expected.
For the rest of the box office, 300: Rise of an Empire took in an estimated $8.6 million and new movie God's Not Dead premiered with an estimated $8.5 million.
For the complete list of the box office, you can go here.
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Archos to unveil sub-£50 smartwatch with iOS and Android compatibility at CES
Alongside fitness tracker and connected scales
BUDGET TABLET MAKER Archos has revealed that it will launch a Smartwatch compatible with iOS and Android devices at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas next week.
Clearly not keeping one for keeping its plans a secret, Archos put out a press release detailing all we can expect from it at next week's consumer technology show.
Perhaps most interestingly, Archos has said that it will launch a "selection of smartwatches" that will retail for "less than £50". It said that despite the cheap price, the smartwatches will be compatible with iOS and Android, unlike the Samsung Galaxy Gear that retails for £200 more and works only with a handful of Samsungbranded handsets.
The firm also said that the watch(s) will have a Pebble Smartwatch-like design featuring a black and white e-ink screen.
Archos CEO Loic Poirier said, "Mobile devices have become the center of our life and our demand for instant access to information creates the need for even more interconnectivity.
"Archos' new lineup of connected objects exemplifies the ability to share and access information and represents our vision of creating a universe where all devices complement and work together."
A smartwatch isn't all Archos has got up its sleeve. The firm also said that it will unveil an Activity Tracker, Blood Pressure Monitor and Connected Scale at CES next week, along with a custom health and fitness tracking software application.
The INQUIRER will be at CES next week, so check back then for all the latest. µ
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"When dresses gap or bunch, it's usually because people are yanking at bras that don't fit right," says stylist Kate Young, who works with Michelle Williams, Emilia Clarke, and Dakota Johnson. The ideal solution is to get measured for a bra that fits like a glove. But if there's no time for that, keep everything in place by sewing the one you have to your dress. "I put in three tiny stitches where the strap hits the top of the shoulder—they're basically invisible."
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When artist and writer Cynthia Wenslow was diagnosed with idiopathic atrial fibrillation 15 years ago, she found instant relief with doctor-prescribed medication. In fact, the medication was so effective that she disregarded her electrophysiologist's recommendation to make changes to her diet to reduce the risk of triggering afib episodes and decrease the risk of stroke.
"I was feeling so much better that I skipped all dietary advice," said Wenslow, 50. Nutrition strategies she sidestepped included limiting afib triggers caffeine and alcohol and making menu changes to reduce the risk of high blood pressure and stroke, such as eating a low-calorie diet that's also low in saturated fats, trans-fats, sodium, and cholesterol.
When Medications Lost Their Effectiveness
After a period of time, the medication that had been effective in keeping Wenslow's atrial fibrillation episodes under control began to stop working as well. "When faced with the choice of changing medications or increasing dosage, both of which would have had a significant cost, I decided to implement the dietary advice I had been ignoring. Within two weeks, I had a nearly miraculous reduction in the frequency and duration of my afib episodes," she said.
Wenslow's success is reflected in large research studies. One, published by the American Heart Association, compared the diets of 20,000 adults and found that people whose diets had the highest amounts of vegetables, fruits, whole grains, and legumes had a 29 percent lower risk of stroke than people whose diets contained the lowest amounts of these types of foods.
"In general, stroke and heart disease risk are reduced if patients stick to a diet rich in fruits, vegetables and fish," explained Kevin R. Campbell, MD, assistant professor of medicine in the division of cardiology at the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill.
Facing a Health Insurance Crisis
A few years after making simple adjustments to her diet, Cynthia got married and relocated across the country. Unfortunately, leaving her job meant losing work-related health insurance and access to cardiologists and prescription plans. "None of the general practitioners I subsequently saw would prescribe any cardiac meds without doing very expensive tests and cardiology referrals, which I couldn't afford," she said, recalling the inability to obtain the medication she needed to keep her atrial fibrillation under control. For five years, she was without health insurance, and the only way she had to decrease the occurrence of episodes was to alter her diet. "I doubled down on my dietary solutions, eliminating all added sodium — meaning we had to learn to cook again, had a glass of wine with dinner only once a month or so, cut out caffeine completely, and increased my magnesium supplements. It made the condition manageable enough that I could live a fairly normal life, with no ER visits at all."
A Permanent Treatment Plan
Eventually Wenslow obtained health insurance again and began seeing a new electrophysiologist. She was put back on medication, but said she is sticking with the dietary changes as well. "I have no intention of abandoning my dietary lifestyle. It makes everything more manageable — my anxiety level lower and the meds more effective. I feel better than I have in many years!"
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In February last year, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) and transport company Nippon Yusen Kaisha (NYK) announced plans to investigate the effectiveness of a system intended to reduce the frictional resistance between a vessel's bottom and the seawater using a layer of air bubbles. Now MHI has coupled the Mitsubishi Air Lubrication System (MALS) with a high-efficiency ship hull in the conceptual design for a container ship that the company claims would offer a reduction in CO2 emissions of 35 percent compared to conventional container carrier designs. Read More
New names dominated the Dakar Rally from start-to-finish this year - MINI being the most obvious with a 1-2, but also Iveco broke the Eastern Block stranglehold on the truck section. Frenchman Stéphane Peterhansel won his tenth Dakar (six on motorcycles, four in cars) ahead of MINI teammate Nani Roma (a prior motorcycle winner). MINI's new owner BMW must be delighted to add the world's toughest race to its illustrious heritage, even if that MINI looks a tad bigger than your average Countryman.Read More
Sneak peeks at future technology often come with a curious mixture of excitement (it's new!) and frustration (you have to wait ten years) and so it is with Mitsubishi's innovative EMIRAI automotive interface concept. While the system steers clear of the hands-free personal transportation envisioned in futuristic films such as Minority Report, it does explore interacting with your ride in some very compelling ways. From the looks of it, getting around by car will be a lot more interesting in a decade or so ... to say the least.Read More
With its Concept PX-MiEV II making its world premier at the 2011 Tokyo Motor Show, Mitsubishi is breaking away from electric mini-cars and applying its MiEV electric vehicle technology to the oft-derided SUV. But Mitsubishi hopes to convince the SUV-naysayers with its concept plug-in hybrid vehicle (PHEV), which it describes as having "high environmental performance and fuel efficiency." To the technology borrowed from the i-MiEV, the PX-MiEV II adds a conventional engine, with the result that the hybrid matches the range of a conventional car, but with significantly improved fuel efficiency. Thus, claims Mitsubishi, its hybrid SUV will happily cruise at 60 km to the liter (141 mpg), to a range of more than 800 km (or 500 miles).Read More
Mitsubishi has kicked-off production of the North American version of its i-MiEV electric vehicle (EV). Slightly larger than Japanese and European models, the North American i-Miev will be launched in Hawaii, California, Washington and Oregon from late November before being rolled-out in other parts of the United States and Canada next year.Read More
With the 2011 Tokyo Motor Show just a month away, commercial vehicle manufacturer Mitsubishi Fuso has provided a preview of its new heavy-duty hybrid truck concept that will be on display. With the recognizably Japanese moniker of the "Super Great HEV" (Hybrid Electric Vehicle), the truck features a conventional diesel engine, an electric motor/generator, lithium-ion battery and related control software that come together to provide what Fuso claims is an increase in fuel efficiency of as much as 10 percent over conventional diesel-only powered vehicles. Read More
Mitsubishi Electric will unveil a huge, 19.7 foot (6 m) wide OLED globe at Tokyo's National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation on June 11. Billed as the world's first large-scale spherical OLED screen, "Geo-Cosmos" is made up of an aluminum frame covered with 10,362 tiny OLED panels, each measuring 3.7 x 3.7 inches. The sphere will display images of clouds and other views of the Earth coming from a meteorological satellite as it hangs almost 60 feet (18 m) above the museum floor. Read More
Ask someone in the street to name an electric vehicle right now and top-of-mind brands would probably include Tesla, Chevrolet Volt and Mitsubishi's iMiev. Twelve months from now, there may be another name amongst that list you've not yet heard. Tata is best known for its US$2500 Tata Nano and recent acquisition of Jaguar and Range Rover but another of its wares appears set to make a huge impact in the EV field. The Tata Indica Vista EV hits the market early in 2011, carries four people, has excellent performance and can run 150 miles on a charge. Most importantly, the EV is based on a best-selling, mass-market car from the Indian market where it sells for less than US$9000 and its performance in the recent Future Car Challenge verifies its extreme energy efficiency. Read More
Mitsubishi will unveil the North American version of its i-MiEV (Mitsubishi innovative Electric Vehicle) at the Los Angeles Auto Show (LAAS) this week. This version of the i-MiEV will boast an enlarged body, new front and rear bumpers, airbags that detect passengers, a Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) and Active Stability Control (ASC) as standard. Read More
Britain held its first free eco-car show last month on London's famous royal driveway, The Mall. The event was held as part of HRH Prince Charles's latest sustainability initiative "Start", which aims to promote positive steps to leading a sustainable lifestyle, and was opened by his "Garden Party to Make a Difference". The Start Eco-Car Spectacular aimed to showcase the future of green transport with a variety of bicycles, cars and other environmental transport solutions.Read More
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Tom Benson wore his Sunday best Friday. Resplendent in a natty black suit and a bold gold tie, the New Orleans Saints venerable owner was in midseason form as he stood at the dais for the announcement of his induction into the Saints Hall of Fame.
The only thing brighter than his tie was his smile -- and his outlook for the 2012 season.
"We're going to make history," Benson said. "Our goal this year (is to) win the Super Bowl in our stadium. Nobody's ever done that before."
Benson joined all-time rushing leader Deuce McAllister, longtime Saints broadcaster Jim Henderson and special honoree Steve Gleason in the most star-studded class in the Hall's 25-year history.
Benson was kinder, softer and humbler as he greeted the media at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome. He thanked wife Gayle, granddaughter Rita Benson LeBlanc and the dozen or so executives who attended in support. He even thanked the crowd for the warm reception.
"Sometimes in the past 25 years I haven't gotten quite that warm of a reception," he joked.
There was a time, indeed, when Benson wouldn't have received such a warm welcome. Only a few years ago most members of the Hall of Fame selection committee were steadfastly against Benson's induction. Some still oppose it.
Benson's actions before and in the months after Hurricane Katrina were undoubtedly destructive. Whether you believe he was trying to relocate the Saints or not, he and team officials were, at the very least, guilty of poor judgment. Their actions needlessly strained the already fragile psyches of the club's loyal fan base.
Although it would be nice to hear Benson be a little more forthcoming and apologetic about those days, words have never been one his strengths. Besides, his post-Katrina actions have spoken much louder.
His landmark decisions to sign a long-term lease extension with the state, and purchase the Hornets, have secured the futures of the market's dominant pro sports franchises.
The bounty scandal notwithstanding, the Saints are in better shape on and off the field than ever. Their post-Katrina ascendance is one of the most remarkable stories in sports, and his shrewd stewardship has been a primary reason for the renaissance.
His reorganization of the front office -- featuring the appointment of three New Orleans natives to key posts: Chief Financial Officer Dennis Lauscha, Vice President of Marketing Ben Hales, and Vice President of Communications Greg Bensel -- has stabilized the club and transformed it from what some saw as a standoffish, insular institution to a beloved community-minded civic leader.
His empowerment of General Manager Mickey Loomis, who hired Sean Payton and signed Drew Brees, set the course for the most successful run in club history, capped by the epic Super Bowl XLIV victory.
Further, Benson has undergone an almost St. Paul-like conversion in his personal life, thanks in part, friends and associates say, to the faithful work of his wife.
In recent years, he has made millions of dollars in contributions to Catholic Charities, Ochsner Medical Center, Loyola and Tulane universities. And for every lucrative donation, there've been countless more behind-the-scenes gestures.
Benson paid for all of Rickey Jackson's travel expenses to Canton, Ohio, for his induction into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2010 and will do the same for Willie Roaf this year.
He has quietly assisted in funding health care for numerous retired priests over the years, including the late Archbishop Philip Hannan.
And he has funded a bronze statue of Gleason's famous punt block in the 2006 Dome-coming game. That will be unveiled at the Superdome on June 4.
Clearly, his deeds on and off the field make him worthy of our forgiveness and a more than deserving Hall inductee. It's time for everyone to move on. Benson certainly seemed amenable Friday.
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Anything that screams will do or ballads
right now its
Enchanted by Taylor Swift
My girl(xing), cold and dont hold your breath (nicole scherzinger)!
It Never Ends - Bring Me The Horizon
fiction and bad girl both kpop songs from B2ST
FRIDAY by Rebecca Black haha
WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAT?! O____o
This is actually just a jingle but: Sometimes you feel like a nut! Sometimes you don't!
"Hello" by Martin Solveig (feat. Dragonette)
Bo Peep Bo Peep By T-ara.
Basically any song with a severely repetitious lyric will get stuck in my head.
most songs by one ok rock ... the english lines get stuck in my head all the time like:
C.h.a.o.s.m.y.t.h. - "Dream as if you will live forever And live as if you'll die today"
Summer Splash by Arashi
Yorokobi no uta of kat-tun
This song. And it is IRRITATING!
Ma Boy 2 ft. Hyorin of Sistar
Justin Bieber - Mistletoe (Best and one of the only song I like from him)
will.i.am - The Hardest Ever
Let Them Love from Cirque Du Soleil Aegria
"so baby tell me why you act so strange..
but tonight i don't need a damn explain..."
GET OUT by JYJ..... coz it's my ringtone... hahaha!!
Hatenai Sora by Arashi.
Right now....It has to be anything by SID.
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The motorized recreation access program requires a permit for each family, with family defined for the purposes of this permit as married spouses and their children under 19 years of age. Every person in a vehicle entering the property must have a permit or be named on their parent's permit, even if they are not driving. Just 300 permits are available at Eatonville and they sell out quickly. Additional permits are not available.
Access is open from April 1st to March 31st except July 3rd, 4th and 5th and during bull elk seasons. Access is allowed from 1 and 1/2 hours before sunrise to 1 and 1/2 hours after sunset through the recreation gates identified on the map. Seasonal closures are dependant on weather and may apply at different times of the year. See web site home page for closure announcements.
Firewood cutting is allowed from designated areas between April 1st and April 14th and again from October 16th through March 30th. Up to five cords of wood are allowed annually per permit as it is available. Maps for firewood units are on line and at the access gates. Please see Rules & Regulations for detailed information.
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By Katie Fehrenbacher of Earth2Tech on December 17, 2009
On the final morning of the Copenhagen climate talks, as world leaders have but a few hours left to reach some kind of agreement, the smart grid will get a bit of attention. Chris King, the Chief Regulatory Officer of smart meter software company eMeter, plans to speak to about 20 U.S. Congressional delegates that have arrived in Copenhagen in recent days, including House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, Congressman Harry Waxman, and Congressman Edward Markey. The subject: how the U.S. stimulus is boosting the smart grid market and creating U.S. jobs, and how more needs to be done so that countries like China won't be able to wrestle away a lead in the smart grid market.
King, who arrived in Copenhagen on Thursday night, told me in a phone interview that he will be explaining to the delegates the size of the global smart grid market, which he says is estimated to be worth $500 billion by 2020, and the potential for the U.S. to add 300,000 jobs in the smart grid industry. "Green jobs" should perk up the ears of the Congressional delegates — as Pelosi said during a press conference at the summit on Thursday, "We come here about one word: It's about jobs. It's about jobs that are sustainable for the future. New jobs, new technology, new green jobs for a green revolution."


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I've also created a public synonym for the new table but am still having the issue.
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BlackBerry Gemini 9300 to be the first 3G Curve
Wondering when the first 3G BlackBerry Curve is going to be released? Well, we can't answer this question yet, but we can tell you that the first Curve to come with support for 3G frequencies is apparently called BlackBerry Gemini 9300.
According to BGR, the BlackBerry 9300 Gemini is a possible successor of the 8900 (currently the latest-released RIM smartphone).
Design-wise, the 9300 doesn't seem to differ too much from the 8900.
However, a larger display is expected (with a larger resolution), as well as a more rounded keyboard. Also, the 3G Curve is said to come in a silver case. Just like the handset from below, which seems to be only a mockup:
On the feature side, the new BlackBerry 9300 should come with a powerful processor (perhaps even more powerful that Bold's 624 MHz CPU), as well as with quad-band GSM and tri-band HSDPA connectivity. A camera of at least 3.2MP should also be in there.
No release date yet, but since the 8900 has just been outed by RIM, it might take a while until we're going to see BlackBerry Gemini 9300 units on the market.


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We love our kids. We probably wouldn't love your kids but we definitely love our own children. But we don't love all the cutesy, jungle themed, fairy wonderland, Disney-on-crack decorating items that everyone seems to gift them. That's why we are going ga-ga over this Pkolino Silly Soft Seating ($50). You look at it and think "Oh hey, that's cute. Way better than my son plopping his ass in the lap of some giant Pedo-Pooh Bear." But wait, take off his head (violence can never be taught too young), rip out his mouth and you've got a chair, foot rest and table! For only $50!!!! If you buy all four, imagine the acid trip tea parties you could throw after-hours.
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DHA Helps Brain Development of Premature Girls
A new study in the Journal of the American Medical Association reveals increased DHA intake in premature babies improved the neurodevelopment of girls. Scientists gave breastfeeding mothers a DHA supplement or a placebo. The breast milk of the supplement group had .85% concentration of total fatty acids. The placebo group was only .25%. Researchers also tested two varieties of baby formula, one with a 1.1% concentration of total fatty acids and the other with 0.42%. At 18 months, infants were given standard developmental tests and those on high DHA diets scored 5 points higher than infants on a normal DHA diet and had less mental delay; via Martek Biosciences Corporation.
DHA or docosahexaenoic acid is an essential nutrient for optimal brain. Our brains are 50% fat! And children's diets are notoriously low in short-chain omega-3 fatty acids, which the body converts into DHA. DHA deficiency has been linked to dyslexia, depression, schizophrenia and other mental disorders. But according to Dr. Fuhrman, most people can make sufficient DHA from omega-3 fats. Omega-3s are found in walnuts, flax seeds, green vegetables, algae and fish that eat the algae.
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The Spring kitten season is in full swing and shelters and rescues are already filled with cats and kittens. To help some of the cats find homes and free up space for the incoming cats, http://www.indyhumane.org is having a "race special" this weekend. All cats ages four and older will have their adoption fee waived this weekend at HSI. The average life span of a cat is 15 years so you should have many more years with these sweet kitties. The cats will have the usual vetting and will also come with a goodie bag of kitty toys.
Most of the cat areas at HSI are now free roaming spaces meant to mimic a real house. You can go in and interact with the cats to see which one would be the best fit for your family. The shelter is open 11 AM-6 PM on Saturday, 11 AM-4 PM and they are closed on Monday in honor of Memorial Day. Stop by and find your next best friend this weekend.
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Trade appeal
Most important, if you want to trade, you've got to have something
worth trading. Don't expect to buy a 20-year-old, one-bedroom at
a run-down property in an unpopular destination and swap it for
two weeks in Hawaii.
"It's a lot of common sense," says Bansmer.
"Trading power is essentially determined by the value of what
you have to trade. The thing that will affect it most is demand.
How many people within a desired trading system have a desire to
go to the property you are purchasing?"
What constitutes trading power? A popular destination
(preferably with a relative scarcity of units), a well-maintained
property (preferably with some nice amenities), a good-sized property
and peak season.
Some owners claim that exchange clubs, which oversee
the exchanges, keep lists of the most desirable properties or rank
them accordingly. Club executives say this just isn't so. The real
problem: Many owners are in the dark when it comes to judging a
time share's appeal on the exchange market.
"That's the $64 million question," says
Bill Rogers, founder of the Timeshare
User's Group, a network of time-share owners and aficionados.
"The exchange companies aren't going to give out the trading
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By pmonday on Aug 01, 2006
Updated with new service: WiFi for a fee.
I've spent quite a bit of time helping my neighbors with their computer in the past few days. We had a lightning strike in the back that fried their ethernet port, they are frustrated talking to the HP support folks, they need their new high-speed Internet. I ended up going over and putting in a new NIC for them and installing their virus software. All in all, about an hour of work.
Still, it really begs the question, how do I monetize this side-job. I mean, really, its non-traditional. Folks know they need work done on their computer stuff, but they often don't trust some random geek (I can use this term since I am one) they call off the street and some businesses prices are just too high. FURTHER, these folks are NOT getting the help they are promised from where they purchased their computer and they are nickel and dimed to death (most of these folks can get free virus software through their ISP yet the companies insist on charging them $60 for software).
So, I have a solution...we all trust the ice-cream truck and our kids are almost giddy when they hear that music.
Here's my plan. Should I ever get tired of working for Sun (or Sun gets tired of me working for them), I'm thinking I will
a) buy an ice-cream truck
b) rebrand the ice-cream truck with images and labels like "Getchyour Viruses Fixed Here" and "Is your WIFI secure" and "I can help with your Nano" and "I spy spyware" and, maybe if I want to penetrate the power user "Getchyour home grid from me in under 2 hours"
c) create an 8-track tape (I somehow doubt my MP3 CD would work in the ice-cream truck) with my favorite jack johnson tunes (adults love jack johnson...it makes them all happy and giddy like a kid).
d) drive around the neighborhood playing my tinny jack johnson 8-track and selling services (two models, they can run out with joy to my truck and their CPU tower and I will fix it in my ice-cre...err...virus truck or i will come in and fix their computer for an extra fee...have you ever seen an ice-cream vendor out of their truck?)
e) when business stagnates i will offer free ice-cream cones to the kids with any service
f) attach a wifi-gumball-like machine to the back of the truck where adults can run up and put in their spare change to wifi enable their neighborhood at $5 / 10 minutes (no guarantee of service remaining in range so I recommend you have a laptop and charged battery). Per the suggestion of a friend, each gumball will have an SSID and WEP password on the surface of the gumball, so jot them down before you eat your gum.
Ahhh...one can only dream.


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HBO has released a teaser for the upcoming Westworld. The series updates the film by Michael Crichton as travelers enter a completely convincing recreation of the old west. But trouble lurks as Westworld's robotic denizens being to suspect there is something wrong with their reality. Westworld comes to HBO in October.
In a preview of Game of Thrones season finale, a white raven takes flight while Cersei prepares to face her trial in King's Landing. Back at Winterfell, Jon implores Sansa to trust him and Little Finger makes his next play. And in Meereen, Tyrion tells Daenerys about the great game. Game of Thrones airs Sundays… Read more »
Netflix has picked up the animated series Skylanders Academy from Activision Blizzard Studios. The new series is set to debut in the fall. First word of the series came along with the announcement of the studios back in November of 2015. Based on the company's successful Skylanders line of toys-to-life video games that combine playable… Read more »
Mark Wheatley does lots of Titan Comics covers on their Doctor Who series. Such as this newly revealed for Bleeding Cool cover from Doctor Who: The Tenth Doctor Year Two #15, out in September. Mark also recently attended Awesome Con… And actually met the Twelfth Doctor himself – Peter Capaldi. While sporting his Billie Piper… Read more »
A new featurette has been released for the upcoming Absolutely Fabulous feature film. The video looks at what made Ab-Fab a hit over the last twenty-four years and just why watching Patsy Stone (Joanne Lumley) and Edina Monsoon (Jennifer Saunders) acting horrible has been such a guilty pleasure. Absolutely Fabulous opens July 1st in the… Read more »
Brandon Wainerdi writes, pictures by Jason Kauzlarich, Prices climb up and up for creator signings, holding in line with the inflation of autograph prices at conventions over the past few years. Here's just a small sampling of how much it would cost to get a couple scribbles at Dallas, Texas this weekend. One of the… Read more »


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When it comes to traveling, Jason Case and Amy Diaz are pros.
In 2013, the dating couple competed on The Amazing Race's 23rd season. During the competition, they traveled more than 35,000 miles to four continents – and walked away with the show's $1 million prize.
Last month, the couple added another destination to their passports when they tied the knot in the Dominican Republic. The ceremony took place at the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino in Punta Cana.
PEOPLE Staff Writer Patrick Gomez was assigned to cover the starting line of the new season of The Amazing Race and documented his experience of attempting to complete the first challenge of the season.
As a big Amazing Race fan, I am most definitely guilty of sitting on my couch watching the show (probably while eating pizza) and thinking, "I could totally do that."
Well, I finally had to put my money where my mouth is.
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Jonathan Knight has traveled the world as a member of New Kids on the Block, but he's not sure anything could prepare him for competing on The Amazing Race with his boyfriend, Harley Rodriguez.
"This is probably going to be the most time that we've been together continually," Knight tells PEOPLE about spending more than three weeks traveling with Rodriguez on the 26th installment of the CBS reality competition show. "I don't know if I am looking forward to that much time together with him. It's going to be interesting."
In fact, since meeting through a mutual friend in 2008 (when Knight was in Los Angeles working on the NKOTB reunion album and tour), the couple have come to relish their time apart.
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Does Jonathan Knight have the right stuff to win The Amazing Race?
The New Kids on the Block member and his boyfriend, Harley Rodriguez, have been revealed as one of 11 couples competing on the next season of the CBS reality competition.
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Whitney Duncan is no stranger to reality TV.
In 2007, she finished fifth on season five of Nashville Star. Then, in 2011, she lasted 28 days on Survivor: South Pacific. Now, audiences will see her again on The Amazing Race, which kicks off season 25 Friday night.
And who is Duncan competing with? Keith Tollefson, a fellow Survivor contestant – who also happens to be her new husband.
It's a classic Western tale but with a prime-time TV twist – the cattle thieves could have appeared in an episode of Breaking Bad, and the cowboy is a reality star.
Will the second time again be the charm for Rachel Reilly?
Jen Hoffman is on a roll.
In 2011, she and her sister, Kisha, won the million dollar prize on The Amazing Race. The following year, she and her fiancé, Ryan Fowler, became parents to daughter Nylah Mackenzie.
And on Saturday, Hoffman and Fowler tied the knot during a sunset ceremony at the Muhammed Ali Center in Louisville, Ky.
"It was a fantastic ceremony," Hoffman tells PEOPLE exclusively. "We had about 130 guests – all close friends and family."
Playing in the NFL is one thing, but competing on The Amazing Race is a whole different beast.
"This might be the most unpredictable season yet," Phil Keoghan, host of the hit CBS reality competition, tells PEOPLE.
"[Teams of] pro athletes, feisty fit couples, people with practical hard-working skills, book smarts and strong friendships make it almost impossible to predict who will have an advantage," he says.
Eleven teams will embark on a race around the world for the 23rd installment of show, which premieres Sept. 29 (8 p.m. ET). Two of them are former NFL teammates.
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Jaymes Vaughan wanted to win The Amazing Race to raise funds for his father, who has been battling a rare form of cancer.
The fan favorite, a Chippendales dancer in Las Vegas, came up just short by finishing second, but he hasn't stopped trying to help his dad, Ed Vaughan.
His latest effort: moving up the release date of his new single, "Tonight," when his father's health took a turn for the worse. Proceeds from the song will go toward Ed's care and Jaymes says he was determined to release it while his father is here to see it.


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New Ray Bradbury stories in the works
This June, we lost one of the greatest storytellers of all time, Ray Bradbury, at the age of 91.
With stories such as Fahrenheit 451, The Martian Chronicles, and Something Wicked This Way Comes, just to name a few, and with Bradbury finally allowing his work to be available on Kindle before he passed, his literary legacy and influence will continue on for many years to come.
According to the Associated Press, one is a short story called The Book and the Butterfly, and the second is another short tale known as Dear Santa.
Butterfly is Bradbury's ode to the joys of reading and books, and the Nonrequired Reading compilation will be edited by Dave Eggers, author of a Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius.


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So just What Did Dave Do?
Well, he went to the annual ."Herald Hunt," held this year on Miami Beach.
I've done it in the past, and have decided that I will do it every year for the forseeable future, whether the Dolphins are playing or not. Its that much fun.
Basically, its a series of puzzles that you have to solve. They're all brain teasers to be sure, and they're spread out over a dozen or so city blocks.
You start by picking up a copy of the hunt guide, and then you answer 5 *very easy* questions. Dave Barry starts things off by giving you 5 additional clues. You use the combination of both to find the five puzzle locations.
You head off and try to tease out what in the heck the possible answer could be to these puzzles. The *only* thing you know for sure is that the answer to each is a number.
You have three hours to complete these, and then you return to the starting point. There, Dave Barry gives you a sixth puzzle to solve. While the first five are difficult, the sixth is downright impossible. And yet, the winners were able to solve the last puzzle in around 5 minutes. Yikes!
Anyway, my team was able to complete 3 of the initial 5 puzzles. We had all the facts for the last 2....but one we came up blank on one answer (later when Dave Barry explained it, we realized that we were not alone; a lot of people didn't get this one and booed at him), while the other we had the answer written down, but didn't realize it....
You need all 5 to solve the last one, so we had to stop there.
Ah well, it was a good time. And much, much, much better than watching the stinky Dolphins play!
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Ovarian Transplants May Preserve Fertility in Young Cancer Survivors
Grafts from frozen tissue restored hormone production for up to 7 years in small study
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FRIDAY, July 6 (HealthDay News) -- Ovarian grafts -- frozen ovarian tissue that is thawed and transplanted back into a woman's body -- can help cancer survivors preserve their fertility, according to a small, new study.
Researchers from the University of Kansas Medical Center found that the grafts can produce hormones for more than seven years, a much longer lifespan than expected.
The study, led by Dr. Samuel Kim, associate professor in the reproductive endocrinology division of the department of obstetrics and gynecology, examined five cancer survivors who had rapidly thawed ovarian tissue transplanted back into their abdomens, a procedure known as heterotopic ovarian transplantation.
The levels and function of the reproductive hormones in the women were measured by monthly blood tests and ultrasounds.
The researchers found that four of the women needed a second transplantation within two years. Following the second transplant, however, ovarian function was restored faster and lasted longer -- from nine months up to seven years.
"Re-establishment of long-term endocrine function after ovarian transplantation will benefit young cancer survivors with premature ovarian failure," Kim concluded.
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The stars may have flocked to France to see what's new in film, but our eyes were glued to what they were wearing. Get inspired for your next special occasion with fetching looks from the 64th Annual Cannes Film Festival. --Angel
For the premiere of Sleeping Beauty, Rachel McAdams chose a gorgeous embellished bustier top and matching wide-leg trousers by FIDM Alumna Monique Lhuillier.
Bryce Dallas Howard dazzled in an empire waist Reem Acra design for the Sleeping Beauty premiere.
Diane Kruger made a shining appearance in Calvin Klein Collection for the premiere of Sleeping Beauty.
Also at the Sleeping Beauty premiere, Emily Browning walked the red carpet in an embroidered Valentino gown.
Salma Hayek looked lovely in Gucci leather for the Puss in Boots photo call.
Uma Thurman, a jury member for the festival, attended the opening ceremony in a feather bedecked, white Versace gown.
Sarah Jessica Parker also chose white, a floor-sweeping Dolce & Gabbana, for a Weinstein Company press event.
Rachel McAdams turned heads in a red silk organza dress from the Marchesa Fall 2011 line for the premiere of Midnight in Paris.
Penelope Cruz looked stunning in a pale, romantic Marchesa gown for the premiere of her film Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides.
Vanessa Hudgens partied in an eye-catching gold dress by Roberto Cavalli.
SJP chose a colorful, printed gown from the Elie Saab Fall 2011 collection for the premiere of Wu Xia.
For the premiere of The Tree of Life, Gwen Stefani accessorized a black sequined Stella McCartney jumpsuit with a Roger Vivier clutch and her hot hubby Gavin Rossdale.
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Google's Todd Jackson carries the weight of the web on his shoulders. As the product manager for Gmail, it's his responsibility to make sure your inbox experience is fast, secure and always available. Jackson is also the product manager for Buzz, Google's real-time social sharing system that launched in February and was promptly criticized over privacy issues and its "noise" problem. Talk about a tough gig.
We got the chance to ask Jackson about the inner workings of the Gmail team, what's ahead for Buzz as far as user controls, and what it feels like to bear the collective rage of Gmail's 140-million-plus users when the system takes a dive.
Webmonkey: Do you think we're going to see the death of the desktop e-mail client anytime soon?
Todd Jackson: We don't like to think of it that way (laughs). No comment! Seriously, though, we think deploying an app in the browser is something that easily makes sense to users now. They can log in on any computer, all their stuff is in the cloud. It's just easier. And for us, we can push frequent updates and improve the product iteratively.
At Google, we run our own business on Gmail — we call this "eating our own dog food."
Webmonkey: So do you suffer the same service outages as the general public?
Jackson: We do. When Gmail goes down, it goes down for us. That's one of our first alerts.
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The Ozawa Factor: Investors Sour on Japanese Bonds.
Bond investors have weighed in on Ichiro Ozawa's effort to win control over Japan's ruling party, and they're not happy.
Superlong bond prices have fallen over the past two days on fears that the long-service and influential Japanese politician will boost spending to spur the economy– and tap debt markets to pay for it. That would add to Japan's public obligations, already the largest in the developed world.
Long and superlong Japan government bonds remained weak Friday. The 10-year yield rose eight basis points to 1.015%, while the 20-year yield rose 14 basis points to 1.705%.
However, pressure for downward adjustments "will likely pause somewhat" soon as "demand for end-month portfolio-duration extension is expected to increase next week, and whether Japan is moving for fiscal expansion isn't clear yet," said Makoto Yamashita, a strategist at Deutsche Securities.
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