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Festive opening hours
by Stuart Vose
Reminder regarding Christmas arrangements.
Opening hours for the Stadium of Light ticket office over the festive period have been confirmed.
Sunderland have two games at the Stadium of Light in just four days, taking on Barclays Premier League champions Manchester City on Boxing Day (3pm), followed by Tottenham Hotspur on December 29 (12.45pm).
The Stadium of Light ticket office will be open for in-person purchases until 1pm on Christmas Eve and will be closed all day on Christmas Day. It will re-open at 10am until kick off on Boxing Day, however tickets can be purchased 24 hours a day via the online ticket office.
The ticket hotline - 0871 911 1973 - will also be operating 24 hours a day throughout the festive period, except between 8pm on Christmas Eve and 10am on Boxing Day.
Normal operating hours for the ticket office (9am - 5.30pm) resume on Thursday 27th and Friday 28th December and then 10am until kick off on Saturday 29th for the Tottenham match.
The ticket office will be open 9am until 1pm on New Year's Eve and closed New Year's Day (Tuesday 1st January, Public Holiday). Normal trading hours resume on Wednesday 2nd January 2013.
Supporters purchasing or collecting tickets on the day of the games are reminded to arrive early to avoid any potential queues or delays and are also advised that the last posting date for tickets purchased for the Manchester City game on Boxing Day will be Friday 21st December and Thursday 27th December for the Tottenham game.
Any tickets ordered after such time must be collected in-person from the ticket collection point, which is expected to very busy over the festive period.
Meanwhile the Black Cat house reception desk will close at 12.30pm on Christmas Eve, re-opening at 10am on Boxing Day up until kick-off against Manchester City.
The desk will then be open as usual on December 27/28 and 10am until kick-off on the 29th.
Reception will be open from 8.30am-12.30pm on New Year's Eve before closing on New Year's Day. Again, normal trading hours resume on Wednesday 2nd January 2013.
Click here for details of opening hours for the club's official retail stores.


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The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported its January employment situation numbers today, and they were pretty grim.
While headline unemployment dropped to 6.6%, the lowest since October 2008, this is again due to more people dropping out of the workforce — not growth. In December, the labor participation rate hit the lowest level since 1978. That edged up slightly in January, but not by much.
The number of jobs created tallied just 113,000 — well below the 180,000 many economists were forecasting and the second disappointing jobs report in a row. Furthermore, the number of new jobs created in December was barely changed, with a measly 1,000-job revision up to 75,000 — which, by the way, was the worst level in three years.
You can get all the gory details from the BLS. But now I'd like to riff on what I think the labor numbers actually mean for investors:
1. Don't rely on warm weather to help. Sure, maybe some jobs weren't filled because of super-cold weather in January … just as a lot of talking heads like Felix Salmon of Reuters claimed that December's numbers were a trick of the weather, too. But don't fall into the trap of thinking that every penny of deferred expense will be recorded in February or March just because temperatures rise. Example: Sometimes you skip lunch, and while you might eat a bigger dinner than planned, you don't consume two full meals at 6:30 p.m. There's no mandate that businesses have to fill 100% of those jobs or deliver on 100% of planned spending … and let's face it, to save cash, they probably won't.
2. Easy money will continue. Consider the massive snapback in futures this morning after the initial news hit. Why in the world would that happen? Well, because of the old "bad news is good news" theory. In an environment where the Fed promised to keep the pedal down until the economy gets its feet back under it, investors see a disappointing one-two punch in these last job reports as sign easy-money policies are here to stay. Now, this is not to say that the new Federal Reserve Chairwoman, Janet Yellen, will definitely pause the "taper" of quantitative easing. But if the jobs picture remains bleak? Don't expect any inkling or a rate hike or any significant acceleration to the drawdown of bond buying.
3. America has a serious workforce problem. While there's obviously problems with corporate profits and the willingness of businesses to increase wages, there's also a broader problem with the U.S. workforce. With the labor participation rate so miserable, the job market goes much deeper than just job openings and prospective workers. It's about a skills disconnect, about geographic black holes like Wilcox County with a lack of opportunity for anyone and about systemic problems in a fast-paced, globalized business environment. This isn't just about businesses posting more job ads. This is about something deeper.
Anyway, I'm still long-term bullish on the American economy. The market got too far ahead of itself in 2013, and Americans confused the wealth effect of a roaring stock market and housing market with significant improvement in the fundamentals of U.S. growth.
But here's the thing: Just as I think the stock market's growth in 2013 or the headline unemployment rate of 6.6% are oversimplified measures of economic health … I also think this January jobs report is not the end-all reading of where we are headed.
It's a big deal to see the labor market in this kind of distress, no doubt. But we will have to see where the rest of the data leads us in the months ahead.
Here's hoping it's higher.
Jeff Reeves is the editor of InvestorPlace.com and the author of The Frugal Investor's Guide to Finding Great Stocks. As of this writing, he did not hold a position in any of the aforementioned securities. Write him at email@example.com or follow him on Twitter via @JeffReevesIP.

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Grammy Awards 2012 – Black Rapper Kanye West Wins Rap Album of the Year, My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy
Grammy Awards 2012 – Kanye West – My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy wins Rap Album of the Year
Someone said the Grammy Awards are for real music, so why on Earth are their blacked rappers there? Like it takes actually talent to rap! If stuttering over a rhyme with cuss words and then inviting big blackbottomed women to wobble all over the place in your videos is Grammy Awards music, then let's all feed pies to big diabetic womens and when they start to shake, just babble on and record it on film!
Congratulations, you are a Kanye West talented musician!
This Kanya West is some no name who did just that and made a Satanic song called "My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy." Let us take a look at the words.
(1st verse) I Fantasized about this back in Chicago mercy mercy me that mercy yalago thats me the first year that i blow how you say broke in Spanish? me no hablo me drown sorrow in that diablo me found bravery in my bravado Dj needs to listen to the models you aint got no f*cking Yeezy in your serados?! (you ain't got no Yeezy nigga?) stupid, But what the fuck do i know? i'm just a Chi-town nigga with a Nas flow and my b*tch and that new bebe follow so much head i woke up in sleepy hollow
Can we get much higher
In this stanza, Kanye West is revealing his Faustian deal with Satan. He's saying "My soul is black like me" when he calls himself Valago. Valago is Spanish for "Gay Rhymer of Satan who likes Oral Twiddles". This is further proven when he gives credit to 'El Diablo', who we call Satan in American.
You can also see he says "nigga" i n his song, which is racist. If I were to call him 'nigga' he would get all racist and call Al Sharpton and Jessie Jackson to come show me hate in my yard. So why is it okay for him to say it? He also disrespects women by calling them the b word.
(2nd verse) Look like a fat booty Celine Dion sex is on fire im the king of fire im the king of Leona Louis vion the truest hey teacher teacher tell me how do you respond to students and refresh the page, and restart the memory, respark the soul, and rebuild the energy we stop the ignorance, we kill the enemies, sorry for the nights de-mons still visit me the plan was to drink it till the pain over but whats worse, the pain or the hangover? fresh air rolling down a window Too many Urkel's on your team thats why you're Winslow Don't make me pull the toys out huh? don't make me pull the toys.. and fire up the engines and then they make noise
can we get much higher
Celine Dion is French but at least she is Christian. Celine Dion is also a happily married women, but we see Kanye is making plans to make her backside pregnant with Satanic marinations. What's even worse we see he says 'let us kill white people'. This is almost worse than when he tried to claim George Bush hates black people.
Why are we letting him celebrate this horrible song?
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What Does G4S Know About the Orlando Nightclub Massacre?
Hillary Clinton and Elizabeth Warren Campaign Together for First Time (Video)
The Most Important Election of Your Life Is Not This Year
Chris Hedges Discusses Israeli Occupation With Israeli Journalist Amira Hass (Video)
Donald Trump Frees Us to Vote as We Wish
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Demagogues denigrating New York come and go with boring predictability—and the nation's greatest city will continue to thrive long after the Texas senator is merely an unpleasant memory.
Pink Sherbet Photography (CC BY 2.0)
Researchers at UCLA put 1.5 million English-language books into a tool that catalogs phrase usage and found that "over the last 200 years there has been an ever-increasing use of particularly acquisitive words: 'get', 'unique', 'individual', 'self', 'choose'; while over the same period 'give' and 'obliged' decreased," Owen Hatherley writes at The Guardian.
A new Gallup poll shows that American attitudes about the Republicans and Democrats are similar to attitudes in 1994, when the Democrats lost Congress. More Americans, Gallup claims, say they share Republican values and a Republican view of government. Americans feel that neither party, however, really understands their problems.
Way back in 2004, pollsters and pundits just knew that cultural and moral issues were the wave of the future. But a funny thing happened on the road to the revival tent. Updated
Right, so it was clear that things were going to change a bit at The Wall Street Journal when it became a part of the Murdochian Empire, but this is a little much: In this somewhat startling essay, Andrew Klavan sees a "W" where others see Batman's bat symbol in "The Dark Knight" and believes the film is a "paean of praise" to President Bush.
Politicians usually try to explain away their records once they bid for higher office. Take the case of just about any big-time Democrat and the issue of gay marriage. But San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom, who formally launched an exploratory bid Tuesday for the California governorship, says he's not worried about his gay rights legacy: "We're about civil rights and equal rights, you better believe it. ... I'm proud of that, I'm not going to hide from that."
Two questions from Sunday's Democratic debate: Does Joe Biden have to set himself on fire to get serious attention? And whatever happened to the lunch bucket issues that once made Democrats the dominant political party in America?
Linda Seger explains why Jesus had more in common with Democrats than Republicans, how Christians have been manipulated into compromising their values and what the Bible really says about homosexuality.
My mother died last month at 92. At the end, she had lost much of what she had. But, still, she left treasures.
The equation between "values voters" and conservative evangelical Christians has become so automatic that no one even noticed that the Values Voters Summit was held on Rosh Hashanah, a high holy day on the Jewish calendar.
Want to see unbridled hate masquerading as a defense of "values"? Watch Rep. Marilyn Musgrave (R-Colo) call the prevention of gay marriage "the most important issue we face today." (More important than global warming, terrorism, etc.)
ThinkProgress lifts the lid on a weekend "Values Voter Summit" conference attended by the likes of Tony Snow, Alberto Gonzales and Sen. George Allen. One speaker, the founder of a ministry (for God's sake), reminisced about the halcyon days of his youth when he lambasted weak-kneed people as "faggots."
The Democratic congressman from Massachusetts slams the GOP for its attempt to legislate morality in the realm of online poker (while Republicans hypocritically protect other forms of gambling). Money quote: "If we were to outlaw for adults everything that college students abuse we would all just sit at home and do nothing!"
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Women's Tennis Completes Second Day of ITA Regionals
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In singles play, 15th-seeded Patricia Skowronski defeated Stanford's Natalie Dillon 6-1, 6-3 before facing the fourth-ranked player, California's Anett Schutting, and dropping the match 6-2, 6-1. Julia Metzger faced ninth-ranked Jenny Jullien of Saint Mary's College and fell 6-3, 6-2.
The rest of Oregon's singles players participated in Saturday's consolation bracket. Lana Buttner defeated the University of San Francisco's Brooke Irish 7-5, 6-1, while Nicole Long took down Gonzaga's Prue Teitzel 6-2, 6-3. Falling in the consolation bracket were Lena Macomson, who lost to Washington State's Charlotte Koning 6-1, 6-3, and Sofia Hager who lost to Katharina Knoebl of Sacramento 3-2 before the match was cut short due to injury.
Both Oregon doubles teams faltered today as Metzger and Pascale Neubert lost to San Francisco's Holmberg and Ka 8-1, while third-seeded Hager and Skowronski fell to Flores and Frampton of Saint Mary's College 8-1.
"We didn't play our best today," said head coach Paul Reber. "I was disappointed with our performance in doubles, but we'll have the chance to play some put-together matches tomorrow and hopefully we can come back stronger having learned from today."
The Ducks have a chance to redeem themselves in Sunday's consolation bracket. Buttner will face Chau Truong of San Jose State at 10:30 a.m. Skowronski is scheduled for a match against California's Annie Goransson at 12:30 p.m. Macomson will go up against UC Davis' Zoe Davidson at 11:30 a.m., and Julia Metzger will take on Lynn Chi of California at 12:30 p.m. Metzger and Neubert will team up again to face Julianna Bacelar and Chau Truong of San Jose State at 9:00 a.m in the doubles consolation bracket.
Check back on GoDucks.com at the end of the day on Sunday for results.
- Women's Tennis Signs Kahfiani
- Kluiving, Tobita Named to All-Academic Team
- Gomez Invited to 2016 NCAA Career in Sports Forum
- Ducks Bow Out of Pac-12 Championships
- Oregon Finishes Day One in Ojai
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a store named STUFF and the PURSUE GOOD STUFF lifestyle started in 1996...pursue good stuff today!
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STUFF is a store dedicated to artists and the people
who collect art for their homes and themselves...and give art as gifts.
They offer work by local, regional, national and international artists
that create one-of-a-kind, handmade, original, unique, inspirational,
clever, artistic, innovative, eclectic and witty collectible, decorative
and usable art.
STUFF is located in Kansas City, Missouri (a few
blocks from Mission Hills, Kansas) in a neighborhood called Brookside.
Brookside was established in 1920 as one of Kansas City's treasured
neighborhood shopping districts and still remains one of the city's
most cherished neighborhoods. Brookside is filled with lovely, authentic
homes, shops and service businesses. STUFF
occupies a brick storefront that was built as a bank when Brookside
was established. The "STUFF Sisters", Casey & Sloane,
share an office that was one of the original bank vaults. STUFF is
literally a "brick and mortar" store.
Since STUFF began in the late 1990s, it has grown
into one of the most well-known and respected businesses in Kansas
City. STUFF now offers work from over 300 hundred artistic sources..
The co-owners are the creative force behind the
STUFF brand and the PURSUE GOOD STUFF lifestyle, and they
offer professional business and creative consulting both
directly to clients and through seminars, classes, and
sessions. The local artists that STUFF represents offer
art classes in an unlimited variety. And the store offers
birthday parties, team-building classes, adult art parties,
kids' art parties and much, much more.
One of the most notable parts of this small but
well loved family business is their commitment to the community. STUFF
has an expansive program that supports local charities, schools and
not-for-profit organizations. Sloane
Simmons and Casey Simmons both serve on community organization boards
of directors and have committed time, expertise and money to over
a hundred charities in the Greater Kansas City area in the past fourteen
This small business has grown bigger and bigger
since they first propped the door open - a daily habit and a welcoming
way to enter the store. But, if you ask the sisters how they feel
about getting bigger over the years, they answer, "We don't think
about bigger, we focus on 'people not product'. Being better every
year is our goal."
When we established STUFF in 1997, we insisted on
not being called a gallery. At that time, the term "art gallery" didn't
fit. Yes, we represented fine artists and fine crafters from our region
and beyond. But we weren't "stuffy" - pun intended. We aimed
to be accessible, approachable, open every day, energetic, friendly,
open-minded, hip, current, and fashionable, and we wanted to be able
to laugh at ourselves. At that time, "gallery" didn't describe
Today, Kansas City - as most cities in the United
States - is filled with the new generation of art galleries. In Kansas
City, we have First Friday gallery openings every month. The Crossroads
Art District is evolving and growing. Downtown is hopping, and there
are unique galleries sprinkled throughout our fantastic city. It almost
seems like there is gallery on every corner in America.
has most definitely evolved, too. But our roots, our mission, and
our vision have remained the same - to make art accessible to anyone
and everyone, every day.
We have grown to be an award-winning business -
proud to have been nominated for eight consecutive years as being
one of the top galleries and stores in America that feature Fine American
Craft, and honored as one of Kansas City's Top 25 Small Businesses.
It's humbling, because STUFF doesn't strive for awards. We strive
to run a business that is judged on merits beyond financial success.
We believe you can be outstanding and professional
and still have a sense of humor - still be approachable, open-minded,
hip, current, fashionable, energetic, and open every day.
So...is STUFF an art gallery? Damned skippy it is!
And it is a store, an experience, a family of artists, a team of great
staff, a local boutique, a destination shop, a hangout, and a place
to smile, laugh and celebrate.
Open 358 days a year in Kansas City. Open 365 days
a year online. Join us.
And always pursue good stuff.
proudly represents these artists,
mom & pop companies and creative
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Lori Buntin • Fine Art Paintings and Commissioned Fine Art Pieces
Capri Designs • Artist Designed Handbags & Paper Goods
Julie Cates • Sculptural Folk Art Originals
CHH Quality Products • Dice
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Compendium • Inspirational Books, Stationery and Gifts
Creative Co-op • Designer Inspired Home Decorative Items
Creativity Card Company • Artist Created Greeting Cards and Papergoods
Cupcake International • Artistically Designed & Handmade Accessories
Curly Girl Design • Artist Original Graphic Design Stationery, Gifts and Wall Prints
Dash & Albert Rug Company • Rugs, Pillows, Throws and Totes
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Design Legacy • Original Designs by Kelly O'Neill for Home, Bar and Office
E. Frances Paper • Watercolored Paper Goods & Greeting Cards
East of India • Creative Ceramic Gifts
Lori Eberhardy • Poetry and Hand-painted Mats
elle silverworks • Artisan Sterling & Gold Jewelry by Elle Binder
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eye.bobs • Handcrafted Reading G+C15lasses
Flutterbelle • Hand-embellished Baby Burp Cloths and Towels
4 Ordinary Women • Book about Women and Their Personal Journeys
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Fuoriserie • Vintage Reproduction Number Tiles, Fans and Mailboxes
Michal Golan • Artisan-made Beaded Jewelry and Judaica
Green Glass • Repurposed Glass Bottle Housewares
Green Three • Recycled Cotton Clothing, Blankets and Scarves
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i Pop • Funky Magnets and Push Pins
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Jes MaHarry/Sun Horse • Inspirational Sterling Silver, Gold and Authentic Bead Jewelry
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Lidda Bits • Handmade Paper Decor
Lorraine Oerth • Artist Made Ceramics
Love Bags • Artist Designed Reusable Bags
Lovewild Design • Screen Printed Originals
Lucky Feather • Creative Jewelry
Macbeth Collection • Artist Designed Bags
Madison Park Greetings • Artistically Inspired Greeting Cards
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Mariclaro • Handmade Reclaimed Car Interior Bags
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Emily McDowell • Artist Designed Cards and Prints
Metal Monk • Artist Original Jewelry
Amy Meya • Ceramic Wall Art and Sculpture
Mixt Studio • Handbags & Paper Gifts
Mixture • Small Batch Candles, Home Fragrance, Aromatherapy, Bath & Body Goods
Momo Bands • Handmade No-Slip Headbands
Mountaineer Books • Artist Focused Books
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Mustard • Artist Inspired Whimsical Toys
Nina Designs • Hand Crafted Sterling Silver Jewelry
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Nothing Compares With You • Journals Designed by Artists
Oh, Hello Friend • Artist Made Jewelry & Art Prints
Oola • Artist Designed Inspirational Stickers
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The Paris Bracelet • Handmade Jewlery
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Mary K. Porter • Original Pottery and Ceramics
Mark Poulin • Contemporary Enamel Jewelry and Rings for Men
Puddleduck Paper Company • Handmade Greeting Cards
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Typecase Industries • Handmade Letterpress Cards & Gifts
Vagabond Vintage Furnishings • Vintage and Antique Inspired Homewares
Vilmain - Judy Vilmain Inc. • Pewter Sculpture, Paperweights, Office and Home Gifts
Vintage Girl Designs • Handmade Inspirational Wall Art
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Willow Group • Artist Designed Baskets & Vessels
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ZAD • Funky Accessories
Zand Amsterdam • One-of-a-Kind Clothing
Zeichen Press • Letterpress Original Greeting Cards
Zippernut Press • Unorthodox Greeting Cards and Stationery
is Kansas City's favoritefine art store and American craft gallery.
Over 15 years ago, we - Casey Simmons and Sloane Simmons - had
a dream. We opened a small store in Kansas City, Missouri, and began
our journey. We had a vision for our lives and, at the same time,
a vision for our community and for the great big world: to always
PURSUE GOOD STUFF. We chose to share our vision with everyone we
met, and we did just that.
That dream continues to grow and evolve.
We have learned much along the way. We have shared both
triumphs and bumps in the road with everyone. We have met
incredible people. We have learned that no one is passive and
that each person has the power to pursue good. We believe
waiting for life to come to you will probably leave you
waiting a long time. So get off your porch and get in
the game.
We welcome you to pursue good stuff with us.
This is a life journey.
- Casey & Sloane
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