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The Cincinnati Reds opened their second half of the season with a rare trip to Yankee Stadium and were unable to rally against the Yankees who went on to win Friday night 4-3.
The Reds (51-45) loss got them off on the wrong foot in the race for the division crown as Milwaukee (54-43), St. Louis (53-44) and Pittsburgh (50-46) all won. For the Yankees (48-47), the win was overshadowed by the news that pitcher C.C. Sabathia will be done for the season as he is set to undergo knee surgery. Out of the original five starters in the Yankees rotation, only Hiroki Kuroda has managed to avoid the disabled list.
One of the men called upon to fill the starting rotation voids is David Phelps (4-4) who was able to keep the Reds offense off balanced, with the exception of Brayan Pena. Phelps was also aided by early run support against Mike Leake (7-8) who was roughed up for four runs in seven innings. The Yankees also took advantage of the combo of Leake and Devin Mesoraco as they swiped three bases.
Leake's control and those stolen bases set up the first run for the Bronx Bombers. Brett Gardner was hit by a pitch, and then he stole second before being doubled in by Brian McCann. The Reds tried a similar formula against Phelps as Jay Bruce walked, but he was thrown out by McCann attempting to steal second.
While Phelps was able to handle the bulk of the Reds order, the bottom three collected five of the seven hits, the first of which was a solo homer by Pena to tie the game in the third. That tie was brief as Derek Jeter started the rally with a leadoff single and then moved to second on a single by Jacoby Ellsbury. Carlos Beltran drove in Jeter and then he and Ellsbury pulled off a double steal, but Ichiro was unable to do any damage to end the inning.
Cincinnati tied the game in the fourth thanks to some poor defense from the Yankees. Of the three errors New York committed, two of them came in the fourth. Zack Cozart singled to start the inning and then reached safely to second on an error by Brian Roberts. Cozart would score after advancing to third on ground ball and then coming home on a ground ball by Mesoraco, who reached safely after an error by Jeter.
The Reds had a chance to take the lead in the fifth with two men on for Todd Frazier, but instead, the All-Star third baseman struck out looking. That proved costly as the Yankees quickly struck for two as Jeter singled and then trotted home on a two-run blast by Ellsbury for a 4-2 lead.
That score remained until Pena struck again with his second solo homer. Chris Heisey added a single before Phelps retired Ramon Santiago, prompting a pitching change for Joe Girardi. Enter Dellin Bentaces who made his presence known with a failed pick-off attempt of Heisey allowing him to advance to second with one out. Bentaces recovered as Jeter made a fine running catch to retire Billy Hamilton and then Bentaces struck out Cozart to end the threat.
Sam LeCure came on in the eighth to work a 1-2-3 inning of relief to keep the game within reach against Yankee closer David Robertson. Since inheriting the role from Mariano Rivera, Robertson has been equally effective converting 24 of his 26 save chances while allowing just one run in his last 15 appearances. Cincinnati was able to get one runner aboard as Heisey singled with two outs, but Santiago popped out to Jeter to end the game.
The series continues on Saturday as All-Star Alfredo Simon (12-3, 2.70 ERA) takes on Brandon McCarthy (3-10, 4.80 ERA). McCarthy faced the Reds once already this year when he took the loss on May 31 while he was with the Diamondbacks. He was brought over earlier this month to help fill the void at starting pitcher.


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That unique political alchemy was helpful, but it didn't give New Hampshire's matriarchy, as the press has dubbed the women, a seamless, easy ride to the top. Sometimes they needed to convince themselves of their fitness to serve before they could make their case to voters. Looking back on her own hesitancy, Hassan advises women contemplating a run to acknowledge their insecurities and concerns but also to remember that "everyone has [insecurities], and that doesn't disqualify you from running for office...You shouldn't make a decision based on what the perfect candidate should be like."
Here, the five women at the wheel in New Hampshire share their experiences: why they ran, what worked, what didn't and how they pushed past failure on their often surprising paths to power.
"What, me run?"
Hassan, 55, says she had no intention of putting her name on a ballot until she was recruited. This is true of many women officeholders: A study conducted by the Center for American Women and Politics at Rutgers University found that female state legislators were almost twice as likely as their male counterparts to say they opted to run because someone else had suggested it.
Hassan was recruited by the Democratic members of an education advisory committee to which she had been appointed by then governor Jeanne Shaheen (see chart here) after distinguishing herself as an education advocate for her son, who has cerebral palsy. Advocacy is what "took me up to Concord," Hassan likes to say. Still, when she was urged to run for a state senate seat that had opened up, her first instinct was to refuse. In a phone call to her husband, she ticked off the reasons. She had a full-time job as an attorney. Both of their kids were in school, and Ben, who cannot walk or talk and receives most of his nutrition through a feeding tube, required an enormous amount of care. Her husband countered that she should jump in anyway. Tom Hassan held a senior position at Phillips Exeter Academy, one of the nation's premier boarding schools (he is now the principal), but he assured her they could manage at home. "Honey, you'd be good at this," he said. He also sounded a note of warning: "When is someone going to ask you to do this again?"
Shea-Porter, 61, now in Congress, was similarly reluctant. "Like every other woman, I did 40 roles simultaneously," says the former social worker. "I didn't plan to go into politics. Before I ran for Congress, I hadn't run for dogcatcher." But she grew up in a politically engaged family and notes, "I'm a direct descendant of General Stark," the Revolutionary War hero whose words "Live free or die" became the state motto. "I can remember as a two-year-old holding signs, attending political rallies." She volunteered on Wesley Clark's 2004 presidential primary campaign and then on John Kerry's unsuccessful attempt to unseat President George W. Bush that fall. She also demonstrated against the Iraq War. Twice after Hurricane Katrina, Shea-Porter traveled to New Orleans, where she was once deputy director of a senior center, and was outraged by what she saw. "The federal government was missing," she asserts. "We could do better. We had to do better." The 2006 congressional midterm elections were coming up, and, as she recalls, "a Democratic committee member said, 'Why don't you run?' And I was like, 'Oh, no.' That was my pat answer." Even after she finally agreed, she almost changed her mind. She was about to sign up when doubt overcame her and she "got back into my car, drove halfway home, then thought, I'm going to do it, and drove back."


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Dale Jennings admits some of his team-mates' 'heads are dropping' after the 3-0 losses to Leicester and Watford.
The 21-year-old winger has been one of Barnsley's top performers in recent months but has had little opportunity to use his pace and skill in the last two matches as the Reds have been outplayed. With 11 games left, former Bayern Munich man Jennings says belief is crucial if Barnsley are to bridge the three-point gap between them and safety.
The Liverpudlian said: "We need to show some more desire and determination and we need a bit of hope. I think some of the lads' heads are dropping at the moment, especially after the last two defeats. We need to have confidence in ourselves. We need to go into games believing that we're going to win. If we believe we're going to lose, we will."
Jennings – who has hit the ground running after being brought into the side by manager Danny Wilson following a loan at MK Dons – has no sympathy for centre-backs Lewin Nyatanga and Jean Yves M'voto who struggled as they played together for the first time on Saturday.
Jennings said: "No matter who comes into the side, they have got to do a job. It doesn't matter if they haven't been playing. "The better team won at Watford. We couldn't recover from going 2-0 down."


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Q3 2012 Earnings Call
November 07, 2012 4:30 pm ET
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Kristin Mulvihill Southey
Good afternoon, and thank you for joining us today for Activision Blizzard's Third Quarter 2012 conference call. With me today are Bobby Kotick, CEO of Activision Blizzard; Thomas Tippl, COO of Activision Blizzard; Dennis Durkin, CFO of Activision Blizzard; Eric Hirshberg, CEO of Activision Publishing; and Mike Morhaime, CEO of Blizzard Entertainment.
I would like to remind everyone that during this call, we will be making statements that are not historical facts. These are forward-looking statements that are based on current expectations and assumptions that are subject to risk and uncertainty. As indicated in this slide that is showing, a number of important factors could cause the company's actual future results and other future circumstances to differ materially from those expressed in any forward-looking statements.
Such factors include, without limitation, sales levels; current macroeconomic and industry conditions; increasing concentration of titles; shifts in consumer spending trends; our ability to predict consumer preferences among competing genres and hardware platforms; maintenance of key relationships, including the ability to attract, retain and develop key personnel and developers that can create high-quality hit titles; the seasonal and cyclical nature of our industry; changing business models, including digital delivery of content, competition, including from used games; possible declines in prices, product returns, price protection, product delays, adoption rate and availability of new hardware and related software; rapid changes in technology and industry standards; litigation and associated costs; protection of proprietary rights; counterparty risks; economic, financial and political conditions and policies; foreign exchange and tax rates; and potential changes associated with geographic expansion.
These important factors and other factors that potentially could affect the company's financial results are described in the company's annual report on Form 10-K for the period ending December 31, 2011, and in the company's other SEC filings. The company may change its intentions, beliefs or expectations made at any time and without notice based upon any changes in such factors in the company's assumptions or otherwise.
The forward-looking statements in this presentation are based on information available in the company as of the date of this presentation and, while we believe them to be true, may ultimately prove to be incorrect. The company undertakes no obligation to release publicly any revision to any forward-looking statements to reflect events or circumstances after today, November 7, 2012, or to reflect the occurrence of unanticipated events.
I'd like to note that certain numbers we will be presenting today will be made on a non-GAAP basis, excluding the impact of the change in deferred net revenues and related cost of sales with respect to certain of our online-enabled games, expenses related to stock-based compensation, expenses related to restructuring, the amortization of intangibles and impairment of intangible assets and goodwill and the associated tax benefits. Please refer to our earnings release which is posted at www.activisionblizzard.com for a full GAAP to non-GAAP reconciliation and further explanation.
There's also a PowerPoint overview, which you can access with the webcast and which will be posted to the website following the call. In addition, we will also be posting a 12-quarter financial overview, highlighting both GAAP and non-GAAP results on a one-page summary sheet.
And now I'd like introduce our CEO, Bobby Kotick.
Robert A. Kotick
Thank you, Kristin, and thank you for joining us today. 2012 is on track to be another record year for Activision Blizzard. For the first 9 months of 2012, we achieved new records for non-GAAP revenues, operating income and earnings per share. And for 3 consecutive years, we've produced over $1 billion of operating cash flow for the trailing 12-month period ending September 30.
We continue to strengthen our franchises and expand our portfolio of leading interactive brands. Year-to-date, Diablo III is the top-selling game overall based on an estimated digital and retail sales in North America and Europe. Diablo III has already sold an excess of 10 million copies, proving once again that investing in key talent and our top franchise is worth the wait.
Our newest intellectual property, Skylanders, is the top-selling console and handheld game at retail in North America and Europe and has already generated life-to-date revenues in excess of $500 million. Call of Duty is one of the world's most popular entertainment franchises and continues to set records for online engagement. And World of Warcraft remains the most successful massively multiplayer online game ever created. Our franchises and the extraordinarily talented Activision Blizzard employees around the world who oversee them drove our record results for the first 9 months, and their efforts and commitments to excellence will likely result in another year of record results for all of 2012.
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Arabic e-Learning Portal Nibras.com Launches, Offering Online Business Education
E-Learning portal Nibras.com launched in beta today, bringing online education to the Arab World with a series of short, accessible tutorial videos in Arabic.
The site, which is supported by Jabbar Internet Group, now boasts over 18 videos that teach business skills in easy 15-20 minute segments that fit into a busy working day, says CEO Ammar Khayyat.
By creating videos that showcase the knowledge of over 20 (and growing) academics and business experts including members of Jordanian consultancy Better Business Team, Nibras.com's goal is to encourage ongoing education and fill gaps in the existing ecosystem, says Khayyat. "We have a problem in this part of the world with a lack of continuous learning. People do not typically continue to invest in learning, for several reasons- education is expensive, they don't have a lot of time after they graduate, and there simply aren't great resources in Arabic."
In the time a viewer could watch a TED talk, Nibras.com offers drilled-down advice that includes graphics and animations to ensure that users retain information. The courses currently focus on soft skills, will expand in the future to include hard skills like accounting, marketing, and banking.
The site, which is based both in Amman and Dubai, currently targets both men and women in the Gulf countries and the Levant, focusing on the post-university 22-28 year old age bracket, as post-graduates are the most eager to learn and boost their careers, Khayyat says.
Indeed students will have to be motivated to learn, as each course costs around US $15-20. And yet, the total is a fraction of a university education or what an executive workshop would charge. With credit card payment available through Jabbar's CashU gateway, Nibras.com is designed to democratize the learning process as much as possible.
"When I interact with professionals, I see a gap that is growing year after year between where our youth should be and the reality," says Khayyat." Because of accelerating technology, and rapidly improving global standards, the bar is being raised, and the gap is getting bigger everyday. Unless we give our societies tools that motivate people to learn, it will continue to be a problem."
The solution, says Khayyat, is making education simple. "When you can get a good mix of theory, expertise, and knowledge in 15-20 minutes, on the internet, it's simply convenient."
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MAYES COUNTY, Okla. - A Green Country law officer was arrested Thursday on two counts of lewd molestation.
Spavinaw Police Chief Clarence Gregory Sr. is accused of inappropriately touching two girls' breasts and along their zipper line, according to Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigations spokeswoman Jessica Brown.
Brown said the alleged molestations occurred over a period of several years and Gregory "had access to these girls."
Gregory's step-son Jeffery said their family is asking many questions. He didn't want to talk on camera because they aren't sure what to believe just yet.
Jeffery teared up and said the only dad he's known since 7 years old is the strongest man you'll ever meet.
Neither OSBI nor Gregory's family want to release the relationship of the alleged victims to protect them but say they are younger than 16.
Kathi Smith knows Gregory as "brother bear". The fellow church member approached 2NEWS to defend the chief.
"We just need to not get on the bandwagon and not be willing to judge and throw the first stone. Cast him aside because we just don't know yet," she said. "What our community, what our families, what our churches, the girls, brother bear, everybody -- what we need is to pull together and pray. Not judge. That's really what I wanted to say."
Mayes County Sheriff Mike Reed said about two weeks ago detectives received a tip about these allegations. After looking into them, the sheriff turned over findings to OSBI so there isn't any bias.
On Thursday, OSBI agents interviewed Gregory for the second time and said there was enough probable cause for an arrest.
Gregory is being held at the Pryor Jail for his own safety. The sheriff said that jail has an isolation cell.
Gregory has been Spavinaw's police chief the last year after city councilors voted out the previous one.
Councilors are holding a special town meeting Friday night at 6 p.m. to "discuss legal questions concerning law enforcement."
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Three Wildcats earned first-team all-academic honors
History Made at the NCAAs
The Wildcats Swimming and Diving teams made history at the NCAA Championships
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The Wildcats earned a second place finish and a school record in the 800 free relay
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The Wildcat women earned a pair of first place and a pair of second place finishes on day two
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2011-12: Broke her personal best time in the 50 free at the Texas Invite.
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Personal: Daughter of Matt and Lisa Finnegan...Has three brothers and one sister.
Major: Speech and Hearing Science
Career Ambition: Speech Therapist
Spends free time: Cooking, being with friends, going to movies
Why Arizona: The great people, coaches, excellent athletics and academic tradition. I also loved the community feeling in McKale.
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100 Free: 49.19
200 Free: 1:48.26
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Big Gay Ice Cream Owner Bryan Petroff Burns His Bagels, Guzzles His Diet Coke
"Sitting on a milk crate in the back of an ice cream truck bouncing up First Avenue is not an easy way to eat a lobster roll."
"I'm slowly venturing forth into being not the behind-the-scenes guy, so this is all a little new to me," Big Gay Ice Cream Truck owner Bryan Petroff says. Until now, Petroff has maintained a corporate job in addition to running the super-popular truck with his business (and life) partner Doug Quint. "I'm the man behind the curtain. But now that the shop is opening, I'm leaving corporate life to run the other side of the business." The "shop" is the new Big Gay Ice Cream Shop on East 7th Street that will open, "fingers crossed, at the end of the month," according to Petroff. Of course, even with all that going on, the pair still has time to eat out: "We were at Marco Canora's restaurant, Terroir" when the marriage-equality legislation passed, "and he was there at the time, so I locked him down. I was like, 'You're catering our wedding.' He's like, 'Just give me a date and I'll be there!'" For more excellent dining, and big gay tales of food truck adventures, read on in this week's New York Diet.
Friday, July 1
The organic vegans of the world are going to be upset that I started this with a bowl of Cap'n Crunch "Oops! All Berries" cereal. It's Cap'n Crunch's Crunchberries cereal with only the Crunchberries in them. None of the yellow corn stuff. We saw this in a grocery store and I just had to buy it. Growing up, I would purposefully only eat the crunchberries out of Cap'n Crunch cereal, so it had a nice nostalgia moment for me. I had to buy a box of it.
Usually I eat a later breakfast because I don't like eating really early in the morning. But I had to run down to the store on Friday, and we live way up in Washington Heights. It can take an hour to get there by subway. So I ate that, I took the train down, and I picked up a banana and a Diet Coke from the corner store.
I just needed a quick lunch because I had my first interview that day with a possible employee for the store, so I just ran across the street to Porchetta. I didn't want a heavy lunch, so I just got two sides: the roasted potatoes, with extra cracklings, which I always love to do, and a salad with cherry tomatoes, feta, red onion, and basil. I also got a lemonade from them, and I had them muddle some fresh basil into it.
I had some more Diet Coke after that in the afternoon. I do not drink coffee at all. I cannot stand the taste of it. I love the smell of it, but I hate the taste of it. It's a little difficult considering that we're looking for a coffee roaster to bring into the shop. I'm not really going to be taste-testing anything, and Doug will drink coffee, but he doesn't seek it out. Between the two of us, we have maybe a 50 percent interest in coffee. But I am a total Diet Coke addict. I drink it at breakfast; I drink it right before I fall asleep at night.
After my interview, I had to go to the truck in Union Square to meet with Doug. He had a Japanese film crew there. Friday was a huge, long line; probably one of our busiest days this year. So we worked until about 9 p.m. on the truck. Swung by the shop again, and by then we were really hungry for dinner. We didn't want to do Porchetta again, so we got lobster rolls from Luke's, and I also had a lime seltzer to drink. I ate it and Doug drove the truck up First Avenue. I was sitting on a milk crate, bouncing around. Sitting on a milk crate in the back of an ice cream truck bouncing up First Avenue is not an easy way to eat a lobster roll.
Saturday, July 2
Food-wise, I had Cascadian Farms organic raisin cinnamon granola with skim milk. It had Rice Krispies in it, which was kind of cheating.
We had an event down at Fort Hamilton army base. It was a free concert for a few thousand military families, and they invited us to be a part of it, which, we were shocked and amazed, but delighted. A mission of the army apparently is for the bases to be more in tune with the communities around them, and they saw us as a big part of New York City as a community, and with the repeal of "don't ask, don't tell" and everything, they thought it was an appropriate thing to do. We felt like Uncle Sam was asking us to do our part. It ended up being a wonderful day. Ne-Yo was the performer. I think he's an R&B; singer.
Doug took off for Fort Hamilton, but I took off in the car to pick up a friend of ours who was helping us down around Atlantic Avenue in Brooklyn. I got there pretty early, so I went to Bklyn Larder and picked up some picnic-y things that I thought we could share as we were setting up. While I was waiting for her, I had half of a salami, provolone, and hot pickles sandwich. It was good, but I will say this: The hot pickles were neither hot nor pickles. It was chopped up cauliflower, celery, carrots [Editor's note: If we're being technical, this is called giardiniera]. I was expecting real spicy garlic pickles, but it was still tasty. And then I had a little side of beets with parsley, green olives, capers, and orange zest. Those were good. I got other things as well — chicken salad, potato salad — but I didn't eat those. I just brought them with.
The event ran until around nine or ten; we did not eat anything throughout the event because of how busy we were. During events, people are always dropping off food for us from other food trucks. We appreciate the gesture for sure, but we just have no time to eat it. When it was over, I actually had a cheeseburger from Burger Bistro, which is down in Bay Ridge on Third Avenue. They were one of the other food vendors there, so I had one of their cheeseburgers with bacon and pickled jalapeños, and then we had some Coors Light as well. I got home, had two Chips Ahoy chocolate chip cookies, and went to bed.
Sunday, July 3
I wanted to cook. I hadn't made anything in quite a while, so I made us omelettes first thing in the morning. I make very simple omelettes: I cook mine in olive oil, and just do a little fleur de sel, cracked pepper, some red pepper flakes, and sautéed shallots. And I like having them be on the soft side so they're just nice and yellow.
I had some Simply Limeade from Oslo coffee, and then I had some of Doug's chocolate chip cookie from there. Sunday was a day off for us, which we had planned. Both of us had wanted to get new tattoos for quite a while, so we scheduled appointments together for the same day. We go to a woman named Emma, who lives upstate and comes in on the weekends and works out of a studio in Williamsburg.
We all got lunch with Emma and the rest of the people who were in the shop. They wanted to order from Saltie, but it was closed, so we settled on Crif Dogs. They would probably want you to know that it was not their first choice; Saltie was by far their first choice. I had a Crif dog with mustard and raw onions, and then a New Yorker with sauerkraut, and then I split some tater tots with everybody. And Diet Coke. You can assume that everything has Diet Coke attached to it.
That night we didn't get out of there until eight o'clock, and then we went to Lowe's in Gowanus and got some stuff that we needed there. Since we were around that area, we decided to stay down there for dinner. We ate at Franny's on Flatbush. We both really like Franny's, so if we're out in Brooklyn we try to get out there for dinner. I had a crostini with pancetta and ramp butter. Their pancetta crostinis are amazing; they're so greasy and salty. For an appetizer, I had this thing that was sugar snap peas and English peas with prosciutto di parma, and I have to say, I love Franny's but I hated it. It tasted like it didn't know if it wanted to be a hot dish or a cold dish, so it was room temperature, but it had butter in it, so it tasted like deli food. And then I had the meatball pizza for an entrée, and that was really good.
Monday, July 4
We were doing Macy's fireworks show down at Chelsea Piers. They got seven trucks or so to be there for what they called their "VIP Area" — I call it "Macy's 5,000 BFFs Who Were All Invited to Be There" — so it was a private area just for them. I had another bowl of granola and skim milk and some Diet Coke, and met Doug down in Chelsea at two o'clock. We got set up, and basically, we had time to kill, and Macy's seemed to have its own craft services set up. Free food for the employees and all the cops. So we sat under a tent, surrounded by 50 NYPD, and I had Macy's craft services cheeseburger, pasta with pesto and peas, and that was it. Let's just say they should stick to homewares.
We probably had the longest line, and we closed probably ten or fifteen minutes before the fireworks started, so we didn't eat anything until about 9:30. That's when we went back for the food that was dropped off for us. I ended up having some pork kabobs from Souvlaki GR, which are always really good. There was a Macy's food truck there, I think it was called Macy's A-Go-Go, and apparently Marc Forgione has a line of sausage, so I ended up having a bite or two of sausage sandwich. I had a spoonful of Dos Caminos guacamole, and that was it. And then I downed a bunch of water.
On the drive back, since it took forever after the fireworks, I actually had some of our own ice cream with peppermint syrup and chocolate sauce.
Tuesday, July 5
I had to be in an office in midtown all day. I quit my full-time job to run the shop, but I'm still putting in one or two days a week in that office, just to kind of transition out. So I was there, just doing an eight-hour day. I had an everything bagel from Zaro's, toasted with butter. Where I work, they have a full kitchen, so — I know bagel purists are going to hate this — I love my bagels toasted to as dark as possible, just shy of burned. Maybe a little char is fine. But they never do it dark enough there, so I always just get it to go and I do my toasting up in the office. Also, I don't like my butter to be melted, so I pretty much burn them, let them cool, and slather butter on them.
For lunch, I had Thai food from Royal Thai Cuisine on West 36th Street I actually think it's Royal Thai Cuisine II. I had chicken with basil sauce. I used to live in Chicago, and I feel like I got spoiled. Chicago has amazing Thai and Vietnamese food. This place is pretty good for what you get. I would recommend it. What I like about the chicken with basil sauce is that they put in some nice peppers. Not just bell peppers, but some hot peppers into it. And they also put zucchini, and they go pretty liberal with the fish sauce, so it's pretty tasty.
Doug didn't get home until late, like ten o'clock, and I was trying to hold out, dinner-wise, for him. When he got home, we ordered a pizza just from a local pizzeria place up in Washington Heights. There is no good pizza up in Washington Heights. We ordered from this place called Pizza Nova up on Dyckman, and it was a margherita pizza with pepperoni, and then we got a Caesar salad with the dressing on the side. And again, just like the bagels, I like my crust really crispy, and they can probably recite our order. We always ask them to do it well done or extra crispy. They never get it quite right, but that's okay. We're not expecting the best pizza.
Wednesday, July 6
We were actually really busy, and I ended up not having any breakfast, unfortunately. We were running late to get to the shop because I was doing a lot of paperwork, and then we had our awning go up. I ended up just running across the street for a late lunch around two o'clock, went to Porchetta again. This time I got a sandwich, and I got their cooking greens, and I added the cooking greens to the sandwich, so it was like a roast pork and bitter greens sandwich, almost like a Philly-style, I guess.
Dinner was at Mercadito in the East Village. We shared the guacamole sampler, beer-batter mahi mahi tacos, and rajas, which are roasted poblanos, onions, and cream. And I drank a three-citrus and habañero margarita. Whew!


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Photo provided by KENDALL HEBERT --- ExxonMobil thank-you --- Visiting with Capital Area United Way CEO Darrin Goss Sr., third from left, at an Aug. 12 reception thanking ExxonMobil leadership donors for their support of CAUW are steering committee members, from left, John Sprafka, Cheree Scardina, ExxonMobil Refinery Site Manager Mark Northcutt, ExxonMobil Chemical Site Manager Paul Stratford and Kim Hass. Photo provided by ANGELA deGRAVELLES --- 'Cast the First Stone' --- At a private screening of Jonathon Stack's latest documentary, 'Cast the First Stone,' hosted by Angela and the Rev. Charles deGravelles at their home Aug. 14 are, from left, Billy Price, Ashanti and Susan Witherspoon, Stack and Charles deGravelles. Photo provided by BJ MILITELLO --- Business to Business --- At the Better Business Bureau's Business to Business Breakfast Aug. 13 are, from left, emcee Scott Rogers, BBB President Jim Stalls, Secretary of Louisiana's Department of Revenue Tim Barfield and BBB Director of Business Services BJ Militello. Barfield was featured speaker for the event. Photo provided by JENNIFER MAYER --- 'Casas for CASA' --- Drawing the winning ticket for the 'Casas for CASA' playhouse raffle on Aug. 11 are, Michael Hicks, left, as the Tinman from Playmakers of Baton Rouge's 'The Wizard of Oz,' and CASA Executive Director Liz Betz. The playhouse was won by Claire Pasqua, of Gonzales. The 19th annual fundraiser raised nearly $88,000 to support Capital Area Court Appointed Special Advocates. 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Jamie's Italy is the result of the journey-and it's a land of plenty. With more than 120 recipes for everything from risotto to roasts to spaghetti to stews, and structured like a traditional trattoria menu, Jamie's Italy takes your all over Italy to cook with and learn from the real masters of Italian cuisine:the locals. Far from the standard "red-checkered tablecloth" version of Italian cooking we find so often in restaurants, this is a cookbook by Italian home cooks, for American home cooks. From Sicily to Tuscany, it's about the local fishermen, family bakers, and of course, the "Mamas," sharing their recipes and the tips that have gone into cooking for generations. But it's not only mouthwatering food that Jamie brings to the table - it's also the spirit that makes cooking and eating absolutely central to family life.
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Jamie Oliver started colling at his parents' pub, the Cricketers, in Clavering, Essex, at the age of eight and has since worked wit some of the world's top chefs. He is now running Fifteen, one of th restaurants in London and the subject of the television series Jaime's Kitchen, which is shown on TLC. Jamie, who was recently named a Member of the British Empire, lives in London with his wife, Jools, and their two daughters, Poppy and Daisy.


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New Zamzam water coolers developed
July 28, 2011
The General Presidency of the Affairs of the Two Holy Mosques will debut new Zamzam water coolers at the Holy Mosque in Makkah and the Prophet's Mosque in Madinah during the upcoming month of Ramadan. The Presidency's General Administration for Projects and Studies developed the coolers in line with operational requirements and health criteria. They are easy to move and distribute, can maintain water temperature, and are constructed of materials resistant to bacteria. Furthermore, they can be sealed so that only workers can open them for filling or washing. Abdulmuhsin bin Abdulrahman bin Humaid, Director General of Projects and Studies, said the Presidency will install machines to automatically refill the coolers, in order to guarantee a high-level of cleanliness and to preserve the purity of the water.


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Meredith Wilson recorded a sixth inning grand slam to put the Salukis up 4-0.
Feb. 9, 2013
By Robin Thuringer
CLERMONT, Fla.-- The Southern Illinois University softball team (2-1) had a dynamic sixth inning Saturday that included a grand slam and triple play to shut-down Fordham University (2-1) at the Dot Richardson Invitational, 4-0.
"I don't think we came out great on offense but as the game went along we got more settled in and I am really proud of how we kept our composure and played with a lot of confidence," said SIU head coach Kerri Blaylock.
The Salukis got off to a slow start offensively compiling only three hits in five innings of play. Taylor Orsburn kicked off the active sixth inning with a single followed by a shot to left field from Allie VadeBoncouer.
Kalyn Harker kept the momentum going with a single to load the bases for Meredith Wilson. Wilson found her pitch and sent it straight over the center field fence for a grand slam, putting the Salukis up 4-0 late in the game.
Southern entered the bottom of the sixth inning holding Fordham run-less. The Rams worked the plate loading the bases on two hits and a walk. Christina Siesta came up for Fordham and hit a liner to Kelsea Ashton at third base. Ashton nabbed the ball on the fly and stepped on the bag, catching the runner off guard and threw a straight shot to second base for a triple play.
"I thought we had some really got at bat's in the sixth inning before we broke it open," Blaylock said. "Coming up with a triple play, obviously, is really good."
"It is one thing we have tried to hammer home to get our pitching and defense shored up and I think the kids are working really hard and the more games we play the more confident they will get and the better we will get," Blaylock said.
Brittney Lang pitched another complete game giving up no runs on six hits. The senior now improves to 2-0. Allie VadeBoncouer had a productive day that included two powerful hits to left field.
"I respect the Fordham program a lot and I think it was a good win for us this early," Blaylock said.
Southern Illinois will wrap-up the Dot Richardson Invitational tomorrow playing LIU Brooklyn at 8 a.m. CT followed by a rematch with Virginia Tech at 10 a.m. CT.


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Consumer expenditures rise modestly in 1998
March 28, 2000
Consumer units spent $35,535 on average in 1998, an increase of 2.1 percent over the previous year.
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The 1998 increase was more moderate than either the 3.0-percent increase in 1997 or the 4.8-percent increase in 1998. The change in expenditures was slightly larger than the 1.6 percent annual average rise in general price levels over this period as measured by the Consumer Price Index.
Changes in the major components of spending varied in 1998. Expenditures on personal insurance and pensions rose 4.9 percent, while housing expenditures increased 3.9 percent and health care expenditures were up 3.4 percent. Transportation expenditures moved up 2.5 percent and food expenditures rose by just 0.2 percent. Spending on entertainment and apparel decreased in 1998, by 3.7 percent and 3.2 percent, respectively.
These data come from the Consumer Expenditure Survey. Find out more in "Consumer Expenditures in 1998," BLS Report 940.
Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, The Economics Daily, Consumer expenditures rise modestly in 1998 on the Internet at http://www.bls.gov/opub/ted/2000/mar/wk4/art02.htm (visited June 27, 2016).
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"The German Doctor" begins its theatrical run in Houston starting today at Sundance Cinemas.
In Patagonia in 1960, a strange German man takes a peculiar liking to an Argentine family, particularly the 12-year-old daughter named Lilith (Florencia Bado); a young girl who is extremely short for her age and mocked for it by her classmates. The man shows a background as a doctor and becomes a semi-permanent resident at the family's hotel by moving in two weeks before it opens and paying in advance.
While the father Enzo (Diego Peretti) is always on edge around the doctor, his wife Eva (Natalia Oreiro) begins to trust him as Lilith slowly develops a bond with him. In actuality, the man is actually Josef Mengele (played by Alex Bredemuhl), one of the world's most wanted criminals. Dodging authorities for years, Josef has never been caught by the Israeli agents who continue to hunt him. Based on a true story, "The German Doctor" is the story of a man taking advantage of and taking refuge behind an unsuspecting family.
Josef's research is really uncomfortable during the first half hour or so of "The German Doctor." He's constantly surveying Lilith by admiring her with a smirk from afar and even creepily strokes the hair of Lilith's doll Wakolda after it's dropped into the dirt. An uncomfortable relationship develops between the two that is forbidden right from the start and yet never really goes the way that you may be expecting.
The unveiling of Josef's (he slides into the persona of Helmut Gregor throughout the picture) journal is where things get interesting. Josef writes about the things that interest him and accompanies his thoughts with some very detailed and sometimes disturbing sketches. He targets young girls and pregnant women and notes their irregularities. He sees Lilith as a perfect specimen with imperfect measurements. As an expert of growth hormones, Josef is eager to test the hormones on humans after seeing results in cattle and Lilith is the perfect candidate.
As Josef convinces Lilith that he can "make her normal" and he seemingly begins to start caring for Eva's pregnancy and imminent birth, Enzo becomes the voice of unique character traits and being different. There's this constant clash of modern (as far as 1960 is concerned) medicine versus not changing who you are as an individual that's semi-interesting.
Enzo is also a doll maker who has several prototypes revolving around his desire to create a doll with a beating mechanical heart. Josef swoops in and not only brings that doll to fruition but sends it into production and creates a demand for them solely because they're unique despite all of them being flawless replicas of one another. The parallels to Hitler's dream of creating a world filled with nothing but blonde haired and blue eyed people is also partially intriguing.
However, nothing "The German Doctor" has to offer goes anywhere. It has all of these fascinating elements including a mysterious drug being tested on a little girl, a ghost-like man who seems to be hiding from something, a hotel owner who dreams of making the perfect doll while encouraging imperfections in his children, and a photographer who is also a spy for the Israeli government. But all of the leads the film has going for it just trail off. Nothing is very exciting and there's no tension established anywhere or an engaging thrill in the hunt of a known fugitive.
"The German Doctor" has the elements of a gripping thriller yet is never able to fully capitalize on piecing it all together into a worthwhile film. The performances are bland, plot points seem to lead to dead ends, and the misleading build to something that never comes is frustrating. "The German Doctor" is a prime example of disappointing cinema.
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Russell Brand "Betrayed" Katy Perry?
Ever since marrying in October 2010, Russell Brand and Katy Perry have been the subject of nasty rumors predicting their split.
Last April, In Touch took a crack at the couple, claiming they'd been "torn apart by jealousy and distance."
The tabloid was wrong, and Brand and Perry are still happily together.
But In Touch wasn't satisfied, so this week the mag launched a whole new rumor, speculating that Brand had "betrayed" Perry by "getting cozy" with British comedian Sadie Turner.
"He and Sadie are together on a regular basis and even hang out at each other's houses," a so-called "friend" tells the tabloid.
In Touch wonders whether Brand "has reverted to his womanizing ways" given his and Perry's busy schedules.
"At this point, it appears a split is inevitable for the newlyweds," declares the magazine, which quotes an "insider" as saying that Turner "loves" Brand and "thinks Russell's relationship with Katy is doomed!"
This is the best fiction In Touch could write?
A source close to Brand tells Gossip Cop the story is "laughable."
"Sadie is one of his friends through his program at AA," we're told.
The source says In Touch is lamely trying to take a "serious matter" – Brand's recovery – and make it look like some kind of romantic scandal.
It wouldn't be the first time the magazine has opted for sensationalism over actual reporting.
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Horace Orlando Ivory
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Height: 6-0 Weight: 197 lbs.
Born: August 8, 1954 in Fort Worth, TX
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Drafted by the New England Patriots in the 2nd round (44th overall) of the 1977 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 16 (5629th overall since 1950)
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Pennsylvania Governor Tom Corbett says the only way to stop the disintegration of society and control crime is to put the hammer down on marijuana smokers, because they are a filthy, social parasites destined to take their depravity to the next level and send what is left of America straight to hell.
Specifically, Corbett is speaking in regards to the elevated crime rates in Johnstown, Pennsylvania where dope fiends have reportedly taken over the city and are now plaguing the streets with a vicious onslaught of assault, burglary and murder. This deluge has created a desolate environment for its 21,000 residents.
While recent data from the Johnstown Crime and Violence Commission attributes much of the city's crime problems with an increase in heroin trafficking, Governor Corbett blames marijuana: because he says without it, there would not be a market for harder drugs.
"That's the most addictive gateway drug that there is," he said. "People don't stop at marijuana because then they go to the next level."
This ignorant mindset, unfortunately, is the typical thought process of many minds from the old-school legislative process.
Even with documented research to support the FACT the average pot smoker is not some murderous junkie that gets kicks by pistol-whipping white-bread Americans for dope money, there are still lawmakers that maintain the "marijuana was put here by the devil" mentality.
In fact, in addition to crime issues, Governor Corbett was recently asked about the current state of Pennsylvania's unemployment rate despite a hopeful economic boost from natural gas wealth. As with many of the state's problems, Corbett placed the blame on his constituents being stoned: "there are many employers that say we're looking for people but can't find anyone who has passed a drug test."
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Cancer affects an entire family, not just the patient. Meeting families' overwhelming needs for accommodations, understanding, support and hope along with providing the opportunity for them to share time and experiences together embody the essence of The Cam Neely Foundation for Cancer Care.
The Cam Neely Foundation for Cancer Care was launched in 1995 by the Neely family after the passing of their parents Marlene and Michael Neely from cancer. This experience created the inspiration to help others living with cancer. With the dream of honoring their beloved parents and the hope of helping others, The Cam Neely Foundation was created to help cancer patients and their families during treatments. As millions of Americans will be diagnosed this year with some form of cancer, an understandable sense of urgency propels the Foundation's mission.
Located in Boston, Massachusetts, The Cam Neely Foundation for Cancer Care is a support driven 501(c)3 non-profit organization who, through initiatives and programs sustained by donations, provide comfort, support and hope to cancer patients and their families.
Since its inception, the Foundation has raised over $14 million from donations of all sizes, impacted thousands of families and continue to dedicate ourselves to designing, funding, and completing projects with immediate and tangible results.
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2003 Notes: Competed in the pommel horse, still rings, parallel bars, vault and high bar events for the Flames as a junior...earned a spot in the NCAA Regional Qualifying Championships in four events (PH, R, PB, HB)...finished in the top-25 at the NCAA event on the pommel horse (8.4) and parallel bars (8.4)...tied for first on the pommel horse with a score of 8.70 versus Air Force on March 2nd...recorded a season-high tally of 8.65 on the parallel bars versus Minnesota and Arizona State on March 15th...took seventh on the high bar with a season-best tying 8.55 at the ECAC Championships...scored an 8.60 on the vault versus Temple and Navy on March 22nd.
2002 Notes: Took first on the parallel bars at home versus defending national champion Ohio State on Feb. 2, with a career-best score of 8.6...tallied a career-high of 9.05 on the vault at home against Iowa on March 15, for a second-place standing...was fourth on the rings versus Illinois on Feb. 10 with an 8.4.
2001 Notes: Picked up a pair of season-best, second-place team finishes on the still rings (8.500) and parallel bars (8.400) against Temple on March 4th...took home two season-best performances at the Eastern College Athletic Conference championships on the pommel horse (8.200) and floor exercise (8.000) on March 24th.
Prep/Personal: Three-year second-team Academic All-American...qualified for nationals in 1999...helped Gym Force club team to a first-place finish at the Blackjack Invitational...was teammates with current UIC gymnast Keyston Franklin...born May 26, 1981...son of Steve and Toy Keller...major is marketing.


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Follow Propellor Girl on her fun escapades with evil villains, weird savage creatures and lonely witches. Misadventure follows her wherever she goes with a mix of fun craziness and a touch of classic gothic darkness.
Imagine the Grimm bothers had a photographer to help them illustrate their tales. Or what if they met Frank L Baum and collaborated on the Wizard of Oz tales.
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A published writer and professional photographer Michael Ryan combines his two skills to tell illustrated tales inspired by his childhood heroes Dorothy of Oz, Alice in Wonderland and Peter Pan and the tales of the Brothers Grimm.
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El Monte, CA, May 20, 2009 -- MMOABC, a leading massively-multiplayer online (MMO) portal and social network, is proud to announce a partnership with Atlus Online to give away a special player mount called"Bronze Riding Lizard." Players can sign up and participate in this event at http://www.mmoabc.com/giveaway/65/Neo-Steam-The-Shattered-Continent-Giveaway.html starting on May 20, 2009.
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Launched on May 1, 2007, MMOABC (a property of New Gen Media, Inc.) is a leading MMO games portal and social networking website. MMOABC empowers gamers with an interactive environment that lets them play games, capture and share their gaming experiences, build extensive communities, and stay current on industry news in the rapidly growing billion dollar massively multiplayer online games market.
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John Green is a New York Times bestselling author of young adult fiction, short stories and a vlogger. The movie adaptation of his latest novel "The Fault in Our Stars" starring Shailene Woodley and Ansel Elgort opens in theaters on Friday June 6, 2014.
"The Fault in Our Stars" takes place in Indiana and is narrated by sixteen year old cancer patient Hazel who goes to cancer patients' support group meetings prompted by her mother. There she meets and falls in love with seventeen year old cancer survivor and amputee Augustus Waters. While discussing their favorite books Hazel tells him that "An Imperial Affliction" is her favorite because it's about a girl named Anna who like her is battling cancer. The ending leaves the character's fate unknown and she has always wondered what happened to the author because he hasn't been heard from since the book came out.
Augustus makes it possible for them to travel to Amsterdam to meet the reclusive author but things do not go as planned. During the trip he confesses to Hazel that his cancer has returned and after they return to Indiana he takes a turn for the worse.
John Green's first book "Looking for Alaska" was published in 2005 and it was inspired by his own experiences as a teenager. He has been nominated for several awards including the Edgar Allan Poe for his novel "Paper Towns."


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The celebration takes place in the exhibition, located in the Kinder Foundation Education Center (KFEC) Gallery on the lower level of the Law Building. Afterward, join in the FREE Family Day activities with the theme "Fascinating Faces." Make your own portrait, see a performance, watch a film, and hear a story. Family Day activities are ongoing until 4 p.m.


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There are many match-ups to watch for today, such as the Dolphins secondary VS the Patriots Wrs or the Dolphins LBs VS the Patriots TEs, but none is bigger than the Dolphins D-Line VS the Patriots O-Line. When you look at the teams that have beaten the Patriots this season two of the three, the Giants and Steelers, have been able to get to Brady by only sending 4 and letting 7 drop in coverage. As much as people like to say that Brady is as cool as it gets during the game, he gets rattled easily when the pressure is on him. However Brady is really good at picking up the blitz and can hit his hot read and let them do the work, so the blueprint to beating the Patriots and Tom Brady is getting to the QB with only 4. So I believe if Wake has a big day so will the Dolphins.
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One of three rice planting ancient ceremonies in Japan, this is in a small coastal town of Isobe in Mie Prefecture.
Young men and women dressed in replicas of very old costumes pray at the local shrine before they head to the fields to plant rice. Before the planting begins, men wearing only loincloths stomp around the fields to soften the ground to help with the planting of the rice seedlings.
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Ahhhh…babies. There is nothing like them! There's nothing like a baby's brain, either.
You may not think much is going on inside those cute little heads, but quite the contrary is true. Remarkably, those little brains are growing and stretching in ways that we often don't consider. But the research is out, and experts know that what you do with a baby (as well as how you treat a baby) has far reaching effects into his future.
But with all of those night-feedings, early-morning awakenings and laundry, who has time to brush up on the latest research? Enter braininsights. This Wisconsin-based company, which is the brainchild (ahem!) of Deborah McNelis, boasts a line of early childhood development products bar none.
I recently reviewed braininsights entire line of "Brain Packets" and as all as I can say is "WOW"! I was impressed from the first card to the last! There are "Brain Packets" available from birth through age 5 (in English and Spanish), as well as a nature edition. The cards are written from a child's perspective and give you an activity to do with your child, along with the research behind it, explaining how it will help your baby's brain.
Most importantly, when Deborah developed these cards, she never lost sight of the hurdles that parents with young parents face: namely, time-constraints. That's what makes the "Brain Packets" perfect. There's no need to commit yourself to reading in-depth chapters in a book that you may or may not be able to finish. You need the facts…at your fingertips. Yep! "Brain Packets" have you covered in that department, too.
Quick, user-friendly and one of the biggest gifts you can give your baby! The come conveniently bound together on a clip and can easily be thrown in the diaper bag, your pocket or the console of the car. When things are easier to use, you are more likely to use them. And when it comes to your baby's brain, you don't want to cut any corners. Ninety percent (90%) of your baby's brain growth takes place in the first five years. Do you know the best ways to optimize your baby's brain development ? braininsights does! And then some!
(Note: Those of us that live in the Upper Peninsula are lucky enough to be "neighbors" with Deborah McNelis. In fact, she was in the U.P. this past Fall, providing a training at Gogebic Community College. Hmmm…smart folks that hired her to do that!)


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Rated 5 out of 5 by BilboBear Awesome Find I bought this table when it was on sale originally for a spare bedroom but it looks so good we moved it to the dining room to use as a buffet. The pictures don't do it justice. September 1, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by austin3456 Awesome Table I bought this as a stand for my 42" TV (weighs ~20lbs) and it works great! The table doesn't feel wobbly at all and was super easy to put together. The drawers open and close very smoothly. Very pleased with the quality for the price -- it arrived with no damage too. August 29, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by JenB2 Beautiful wood, fully assembled There isn't a stitch of fake wood or cheat materials in this console. I absolutely love the natural wood and the way it is crafted. To my shock, it came fully assembled except for the legs! Just don't make my mistake and slide the cardboard box down the stairs so you have more room for assembly and then have to carry a 50? Pound console top up two flights of stairs by yourself. Amazingly sturdy for the slight legs versus the heavy top. Also, like the side table, all four legs are interchangeable,, so you can mix and match which ones you want in front and back (since they are naturally different colors/variations). August 27, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Amvi Love the mid-century design! The set complement my mid century modern gray leather sofas. The distressed look updates it and the color is lovely not too dark. My only issue was that one piece arrived broken, but i called customer service and received a replacement part in about 10 days. My console also had a split piece on the drawer back, but it is not noticeable from the front so i decided to keep it as is. It was very easy to assemble in less than 10 minutes! Overall i am very happy with purchase. September 2, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by BrokenDrawer Broken drawer I received this desk yesterday. The packaging was intact but the front side of one of the drawers was hopelessly damaged. It is obvious that World Market does not inspect their products before shipping. I would not recommend this desk or this company. August 1, 2014
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