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Played in all 33 games, making 32 starts ... averaged 9.0 points, 3.6 rebounds and 2.8 assists per game ... also registered 31.4 minutes per game ... one of three Bruins, along with Lazeric Jones and Norman Powell, to have played in all 33 games ... scored in double figures 12 times ... registered a career-high 26 points in a loss at California (Dec. 31) on 10-of-15 shooting from the field, making 5-of-6 three-point shots (all four shooting totals were career-highs) ... had 16 points and five assists in the win over Washington State (March 1) ... led UCLA in scoring with 18 points at St. John's (Feb. 18) ... strained his hamstring and played 34 minutes in the win over USC (Feb. 15), logging four points, five rebounds, two steals, one block and one assist in a victory ... recorded a career-high nine rebounds, along with nine points, a career-high seven assists, one steal and one block in a win against UC Davis (Dec. 17) ... netted 13 points, seven rebounds, six assists, three steals and one block in the win over Colorado (Jan. 28) ... ranked third on the team in steals (57, 1.72 spg) and sixth in the Pac-12 ... led the team and ranked third in league games in steals (38, 2.1 spg) ... ranked 11th in league games in three-point field goal percentage (.400, 26-for-65) and tied for 13th in assists (53, 2.9 apg) ... recorded at least one steal in 26 of 33 games (including in 14 of final 15 games) ... recorded multiple steals in the same game 16 times ... registered a career-high four steals in wins against UC Irvine (Dec. 20), Arizona (Jan. 5), Stanford (Feb. 9) and Washington (March 3) and in losses at Washington (Feb. 2) and Arizona (Feb. 25) ... recorded a career-best three blocks in the win over Chaminade (Nov. 21).
Played in all 34 games, making two starts as a true freshman ... averaged 2.6 points, 1.0 rebounds, 0.9 assists and 0.4 steals per game while shooting 32.7 percent from the field (32-for-98) and 20.5 percent from three-point range (8-for-39) ... averaged 12.2 minutes per game ... scored seven points (season-high three free throws) and had two rebounds in 20 minutes in a Pac-10 Tournament loss to Oregon (March 10) ... started his first collegiate game in the win over Pacific (Nov. 16) when Malcolm Lee was sidelined (sprained left ankle) ... made his second start of the season when Tyler Honeycutt was sidelined with an injury for the UC Irvine contest (Dec. 23) ... scored six points and added season-highs of five assists, four rebounds and two blocks against the Anteaters ... led the team in assists four times on the season ... scored six points in eight minutes (2-for-2 from three-point range) in the home win over St. John's (Feb. 5) ... scored a season-high eight points while shooting 3-for-3 from the field (and 2-for-2 on free throws), with three assists and two steals in the win over Montana State (Dec. 21) ... scored seven points and registered three assists and two rebounds against Montana (Dec. 5) ... had arthroscopic surgery on his left knee to remove a loose body prior to the season (July 2, 2010) and was out for one month.
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Two-year varsity basketball letterwinner at Mater Dei High School (Santa Ana, Calif.) under head coach Gary McKnight during his junior and senior seasons (2008-09 and 2009-10) ... also was a two-year varsity basketball letterwinner at Colony High School (Ontario, Calif.) under head coach Jerry DeFabiis as a sophomore (2007-08) and freshman (2006-07) ... helped lead Mater Dei to a 32-2 overall record and a Trinity League title at 10-0 his senior year ... averaged 18.9 points, 7.0 rebounds, 3.5 assists and 2.7 steals per game as a senior ... Mater Dei lost in the state semifinals 71-63 to eventual champion Westchester ... Mater Dei finished the 2009-10 season ranked No. 8 nationally and No. 2 in the state ... named to a first-team All-CIF Southern Section selection and CIF Division I-AA Player of the Year in 2010 ... named the MVP of the Trinity League and Orange County Player of the Year, in addition to securing first-team All-Inland Empire honors ... guided Mater Dei to a 31-2 overall record as a junior and the Trinity League championship with a 10-0 mark as Mater Dei finished the year ranked No. 3 in the state and No. 12 in the nation ... averaged 14.0 points, 4.6 rebounds, 3.5 assists, 3.3 steals (led the team) and 1.1 blocks per game (led the team) in 2008-09 ... averaged 27.0 points, 8.0 rebounds, 5.3 steals and 4.8 assists per game as a sophomore at Colony HS ... the Titans were 22-11 overall and won the Mt. Baldy League with a 10-0 mark ... his freshman year, Colony went 21-7 and won another league championship with a 10-0 record ... was rated the No. 10 shooting guard and the No. 38 overall recruit in the country by ESPN ... rated the No. 1 shooting guard in the state, the No. 8 shooting guard in the country and the No. 41 overall recruit by Rivals.com ... rated the No. 14 shooting guard and No. 60 overall recruit by Scout.com and finished third in the voting for the Press-Telegram's 31st Best in the West.
Full name: Tyler Randal Lamb ... born in West Covina, Calif., on May 16, 1991 ... parents are Terry and Cherry Lamb ... has one younger sister, Taylor (19) ... lists playing in the state championship game his senior year as his biggest athletic thrill to date ... played AAU basketball for California Supreme ... history major.

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College Hockey:Move to defense gets Boston College's Linell more ice time
For his entire career, Boston College's Danny Linell has been a forward. A standout at Choate Rosemary Hall, Linell earned the team's MVP honors in his senior year, scoring 18 goals and 33 points for the Wild Boars as his team won the New England Prep School title.
An undrafted free agent, Linell attended the New York Islanders rookie camp before arriving at the Heights. For 40 games as a freshman and 38 more as a sophomore, Linell played almost nothing but forward (when BC was banged up on defense last season, Linell took a few turns on the blue line).
But as a forward at BC, Linell's ice time had been somewhat limited. Designated to either the third or fourth lines for most of his first two seasons, BC's coaching staff came up with an idea this year to make the most of his hockey skills.
The coaches approached Linell with the thought of switching him to defense. Standing only 5-foot-7 and 175 pounds, he doesn't have the frame that many defensemen have, but Linell has the skating skills to make the move to the blue line.
"He's made a nice adjustment [to defense]," Eagles coach Jerry York said. "We said, 'Here's where you're going to play the most. Here's where we need you.'
"At first, he was reluctant to try it. But I think he's embraced the role. He's played a ton of minutes. He could eventually go back to help us on forward, depending on needs and the injury situation."
After posting 18 points at forward in 78 games, Linell has posted a pair of assists at defense — including one on what turned out to be the game-winning goal last Friday in a 4-2 win over Northeastern.
Linell's new role is just one of many changes to this year's Eagles team. Four freshman forwards all have seen significant time, led by Ryan Fitzgerald, who has five points in his first seven games at BC. In net, Brian Billett, a backup goaltender behind Parker Milner for his first two years at BC, and freshman Thatcher Demko have split the time thus far.
Platooning goaltenders hasn't been the M.O. for York in his times at the Heights. It hasn't been since senior Matti Kaltiainen and freshman Cory Schneider split time in the 2004-05 season that the Eagles have had any semblance of a rotation.
"If there is any point at which we think that one goaltender will give us a better chance to win a hockey game, then we'll go with the one goaltender," York said. "But I feel very good about the goaltenders. We'll continue to have both goaltenders see action."
Thus far, the new-look Eagles have had moderate success. Though a 6-1 loss to current No. 1 Minnesota is a blemish that sticks out, BC is 4-2-1 and coming off a weekend where the Eagles swept upstart Northeastern to earn two league victories.
Neither of those two wins came easy, both requiring the Eagles to come from behind. Combined with the two games at Minnesota, BC has fallen behind in four straight games.
That may be one area in which York wants his team to improve.
"The other team hasn't been very accommodating," laughed York. "But we expected that. They're good opponents we're playing. It's 60 minutes you've got to play, sometimes 65. But we've got to get a better start, that's for sure."
A look at the stats
Here are a few observations after looking at stats from across Hockey East:
• It's easy to point to goaltender Jon Gillies as the reason Providence is 5-1-1 out of the gate. But you can't overlook the contributions of Ross Mauermann, who is tied for the most points among Hockey East players with 13. As good as Gillies was last year and many believe he will be again, the Friars struggled at times to score last season. The Friars averaged 2.76 goals a game last year. This year, that mark currently stands at a league-best 4.43 goals per game.
• I've always been a believer that when teams get major contributions from their blueliners they gain a major advantage. Boston University has the top two offensive-producing defensemen in Ahti Oksanen (nine points) and Garrett Noonan (eight points).
• Everyone knew that Notre Dame would have an immediate impact in Hockey East, but I'm not sure that many people knew which players would be the biggest impact. Goaltender Steven Summerhays takes the early lead in that category as he leads Hockey East goaltenders in GAA with a stingy 1.49 mark in eight appearances, seven of those starts. Summerhays, a senior, has always been strong for the Irish but to this point never brought his GAA below the two-goal mark in a season.
• Boston University is thankful for the second period. The Terriers have scored 13 goals in the middle frame as opposed to just four goals in each of the first and third periods.
• New Hampshire has done a great job defensively in the final period, allowing just two goals in the final frame. Unfortunately for the Wildcats, UNH has allowed two goals in the three overtime periods it has played this season.
Quick hits
• After falling 5-3 and 3-2 in overtime last weekend against Massachusetts-Lowell, New Hampshire dropped to 1-5-1, one of the more shocking early season records among Hockey East clubs. But looking at the list of opponents UNH has faced, it's clear that the Wildcats' strength of schedule is extremely high. All of UNH's opponents to date are ranked in the USCHO.com Division I Men's Poll, including the No. 1 (Minnesota) and No. 2 (Michigan) teams. That said, UNH's offense is struggling mightily, having scored just 2.29 goals per game, worst in Hockey East. A contributing factor is a power play that has scored just six times in 37 opportunities. The UNH penalty kill isn't much better, ranking 48th of 59 nationally. Last Saturday night, the lack of success for both sides of special teams was magnified as UNH couldn't score on a power play in overtime and then allowed a power-play goal to Lowell for the game-winner.
• Tip of the cap to Northeastern's Kevin Roy and Notre Dame's Vince Hinostroza, each of whom were recognized with monthly awards by the Hockey Commissioners Association. Roy potted seven goals and added five assist to earn player of the month honors. Hinostroza earned the national award as rookie of the month after scoring eight points in his first six collegiate games.
• According to league sources, there are still good seats available for both days of this year's Frozen Fenway. On Jan. 4, Providence will face Merrimack and Notre Dame will square off with Boston College. One week later, Massachusetts-Lowell will play Northeastern and Maine will take on Boston University. To order tickets, visit www.redsox.com/frozenfenway or call (877) RED-SOX9.
And finally, not that it has anything to do with anything, but …
Yes, Boston continues to earn its moniker of Title Town after the Red Sox World Series victory. Hats off to a team that I, as well as many others, wrote off before opening day.
It's nice to hear the media continually point out that this is the eighth title for Boston since 2001. I can't help but wish that the same media wouldn't forget about Boston College's four college hockey titles and Boston University's one over that same span. (C'mon, a boy can dream.)
USCHO covers Hockey East all week long on the Hockey East Blog, with weekend recaps on Monday, picks on Friday, and updates during the week.
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CITIES: visionary places
Curated by Camilla Boemio
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Overexposed images of different cities are summed up in the Imagination, becoming parts of our memory, mixing with everyday visions. The city is a daily challenge in which ideas become feedback, visible energy: shared thought, Art, Creativity, Openness. Roads, construction sites, factories, non-places, buildings, bridges, piers, pillars, bridges, museums entrances and secret sights, surprising or reinterpreted, in which emotions converge. The colors of the architecture merge, the day and the night, the neon light that illuminates the facades, the patchwork of contaminations, parasites, layers from top to bottom, build geometric shapes in which to play and invent memories. The urban landscape is not only formally captured but also perceptually, its dynamics and features: into excess, in the immobile, in the archi-stars exaltation or in the unfinished. Migrations and transformations are self generated in these cities. We can see them as voracious bodies which reconstruct utopias. Seductive idiosyncrasies in which the imitation, the repetition, the symbol and the sublime are reconnected to the estrangement of modern alienation. Imagine yourself in these streets, between the blocks and the buildings, portrayed as an unexpected passer-by of the filmic flow of an unstable and polymorphic scenery.
- Camilla Boemio, Curator of Cities, 2011
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On 6 Dec 2004, at 17:30, Cedric Beust wrote: >> From: Chappell, Simon P [mailto:Simon.Chappell@...] > >> I took a quick poll of statement terminators among scripting >> languages and here are the results: >> >> Perl ; >> Python none >> TCL ; or newline (kinda like none >> Lua none >> REBOL none >> REXX none >> JavaScript ; >> Shell none >> >> I stick with my vote for no mandatory statement terminators. > > And here we go again... (nothing personal with you Simon, read on...). > > There have been hundreds of emails about the separator issue. And the > closure syntax issue. And the you-name-it issue. > > And it's happening again... Thirty emails on the importance of > semi-colons, > which totally misses the point of my message. The intention of my > email was > not to start yet another monster thread on the need of semi-colon but > a call > to arms to put an end to this. > > What we have learned is that the community is very divided on all these > issues, and each side has very good arguments. This divisiveness has > been > holding up Groovy for too long now, it's time that somebody stepped in > (James?) and made an executive decision at the risk of angering half > of the > community. > > Failure to make such a decision now will most likely sentence Groovy to > staying a niche language forever. Agreed! Which is another reason why I'm so desperate to get an EBNF grammar together that's conclusive & describes what we came up with at the conference and so we can focus on moving forward. AFAIK we've got clear & unambigious grammar now and clear scoping rules; its just a case of brain dumping them & getting the parser going. FWIW we're currently going with the Ruby, JavaScript & TCL statement terminators; semicolons or newlines can be used as statement terminators. James ------- http://radio.weblogs.com/0112098/


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First things first, why isn't this thing called a knifula? Someone needs to put us in charge of naming kitchen gadgets. That being said, this Kuhn Rikon Green Flexible Spatula Knife ($18) is a handy contraption if you're chopping herbs. This knifula (yeah, we're callin' it that) makes it easy to get your little bits from the chopping block to the plate.
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Sleepy Lamp with storage by Italian Design firm Busso 45% off for $548
I so want this. Leans on the wall, beautiful geometry, functional (hang scarfs and clothes on the bars?), and would just fit in anywhere. Nice... And who would have ever seen Busso on sale ANYWHERE?!
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Stephen Prothero writes at Killing the Buddha:
I love the idea of mysticism—the notion that divinity comes to us by stealth, not in words and congregations but in silence and solitude, and when it comes it ravishes us and makes us new. So I envy those new creations who have been ravished, who fling open not only the windows of their senses but also the doors, and then wait for whatever might come knocking. I envy the mischievous Sufi Rumi, who was forever finding the universal divine in his particular beloved. What is the difference, he asked, between loving the limbs of his friend Shams and loving the words of the Fashioner of Forms? Nothing, says my Hildegard of the East Village, who revels with equally devilish delight in trespassing the borders between self and other and God.
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Benz BZ 4S In-line Engine
Benz & Cie of Mannheim, Germany, manufactured nearly 6,500 Benz BZ 4S engines between 1914 and 1918. The engine followed the usual German practice of having a separate water-cooled cylinder bolted to the crank case by long studs. The studs passed through the crank chamber top half and secured the crank shaft bearings between the top and bottom halves of the crank case.
The BZ 4S powered various German reconnaissance, bomber, and infantry patrol aircraft, including the Ago C.II, C.IV, and C.VII; A.E.G. J.I and J.II; Albatros J.I and C.VII; D.F.W. C.V; Halberstadt C.V; and Junkers J.I.
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Physical Description:
Type: Reciprocating, In-line, 6 cylinders, liquid cooled
Power rating: 205 kW (275 hp) at 1,500 rpm
Displacement: 18.8 L (1,149 cu in.)
Bore and Stroke: 145 mm (5.71 in.) x 190 mm (7.48 in.)
Weight: 385 kg (848 lb)
- Country of Origin
- Germany
- Manufacturer
- Benz
- Date
- 1914
- Location
- Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center in Chantilly, VA
- Hangar
- Boeing Aviation Hangar
- Type
- PROPULSION-Reciprocating & Rotary
- Dimensions
- Length 149.9 cm (59.0 in.), Width 53.1 cm (20.9 in.), Height 131.3 cm (51.7 in.)


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"Fabric for Fashion" is the complete guide for natural and man-made fibers by Clive Hallett and Amanda Johnston. The more you know about fiber, its qualities and properties, the better the end product. For knitters, weavers, crocheters, spinners and sewers, this book will help you to achieve your intended results. You will explore, indulge and learn to create though fiber.
The book is broken down into sections about animal, plant and man-made fibers. Learn about the characteristics of fibers and how to use them to their best advantage. Filled with useful information that is easy to comprehend and brimming with eye-catching photographs. It covers fibers to fabrics, color theory to color palette. An index and glossary are provided.
This is a fiberista's dream of fiber-art, fashion and textile knowledge. A beautiful book for designers or those who like to change up a pattern and make it their own. Once you understand how your fiber will behave, you can then work with it. Think of this book as a reference for your personal library.
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The locks of wool, scoured, washed and dyed are from a Wensleydale sheep. Felting wool dates back hundreds of thousands of years.The red dress is made from felted merino wool.
Fibers to Fabrics
This is an overview of the manufacturing process for natural fiber textiles. Detailed information on each fiber is given in the respective chapters. You will be introduced to intriguing and new fibers to try.
Wool Fiber
There are two principle types of domestic sheep. Learn about the properties as well as the advantages. Thermal imaging shows how the wool cools the body as the ambient temperature rises and vice versa.


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I scream, you scream, everyone screams for ice cream!
Cool, refreshing, sweet and tasty what more could anyone ask from such a delectable treat?
There is a very large choice of ice cream flavors to purchase or prepare. There is also frozen yogurt, gelato and sherbets, popsicles and other tasty frozen dessert items.
Though there are many delicious brands of ice cream out on the market, nothing beats making your own homemade ice cream. Vanilla is always a favorite, then anytime of topping can be poured on it.
Stores sell different brands of ice cream freezers from quart size up to 2 gallon sizes. The most popular size is a 1 gallon size ice cream freezer. Years ago the choice was only the hank-crank ice cream freezer, then the electric ones came into existence.
The hank-crank kind still makes the more thick ice cream, but the electric freezer does a good job.
Below is a basic recipe for vanilla ice cream.
Homemade Vanilla Ice Cream
- 6 eggs
- 4-1/2 c. white sugar
- 1 tsp. salt
- 4 tsp. vanilla
- 4 cans (48 oz. total) evaporated milk
- 2 c. cream or half & half
- 10 c. milk (2% or whole milk)
Using ice cream freezer canister and wire whisk, beat together eggs until smooth and creamy. Add sugar, salt, vanilla and stir. Add evaporated milk, cream and beat until well blended. Pour in milk until level of mixture reaches the line marked on your canister. Beat with long wooden spoon until well-blended.
Follow directions for your ice cream freezer using rock salt and ice. When freezer is done or cranking it get difficult, fill more ice and rock salt on top, cover with a folded bath towel. Let set for 15 to 20 minutes to ripen.
Remove towel, pull canisters some of the way out of the ice-rock salt mixture. Wipe off lid of canister so no ice or salt will fall into the ice cream.
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We told you yesterday that the IGP (Integrated Graphics Processor) in the new PineView Atom is not much more than a 45nm version of the i945GSE complete with DX9 limitations.
Well it seems that the TigerPoint chipset that is going to compliment it is not much more than an ICH7. This is sort of disappointing from Intel and will certainly allow nVidia's ION to take a much more prominent place in the netbook market.
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The resolutely single Don has just been dumped by his latest lover, Sherry. Don yet again resigns himself to being alone and left to his own devices. Instead, he is compelled to reflect on his past when he receives by mail a mysterious pink letter. It is from an anonymous former lover and informs him that he has a 19-year-old son who may now be looking for his father. Don is urged to investigate this "mystery" by his closest friend and neighbor, Winston, an amateur sleuth and family man. Hesitant to travel at all, Don nonetheless embarks on a cross-country trek in search of clues from four former flames. Unannounced visits to each of these unique women hold new surprises for Don as he haphazardly confronts both his past and, consequently, his present.
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The third trimester lasts from week 28 to the birth. Many women have some discomfort during this time as their belly gets bigger. You might have trouble getting comfortable so you can sleep. And you might have a few other aches and pains.
Common symptoms you may experience during the third trimester include:
- Braxton Hicks contractions, which are "warm-up" contractions that do not thin and open the cervix (do not lead to labor).
- Fatigue.
- Back pain.
- Pelvic ache and hip pain.
- Hemorrhoids and constipation.
- Heartburn (a symptom of gastroesophageal reflux disease, or GERD).
- Hand pain, numbness, or weakness (carpal tunnel syndrome).
- Breathing difficulty, since your uterus is now just below your rib cage, and your lungs have less room to expand.
- Mild swelling of your feet and ankles (edema). Pregnancy causes more fluid to build up in your body. This, plus the extra pressure that your uterus places on your legs, can lead to swelling in your feet and ankles.
- Difficulty sleeping and finding a comfortable position. Lying on your back interferes with blood circulation, and lying on your stomach isn't possible. Sleep on your side, using pillows to support your belly and between your knees. Later in your pregnancy, it is best to lie on your left side. When you lie on your right side or on your back, the increasing weight of your uterus can partly block the large blood vessel in front of your backbone.
- Frequent urination, caused by your enlarged uterus and the pressure of the fetus's head on your bladder.
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If you like the old Saturday Night Live "More Cowbell!" skit, you'll love what business-to-business advertisers are doing about content marketing. While "b-to-b marketers are still struggling to translate their content-marketing efforts into actual businesses results," wrote Advertising Age July 16, the vast majority are going ahead and ramping up their spending on it nonetheless. ("More content marketing!")
Only 51 percent of B2B marketing leaders responding to a Forrester/Business Marketing Association/Online Marketing Institute survey said that their content marketing efforts during the past 12 months were even "somewhat" effective at delivering business value. "They're doing a lot of things around content marketing," Forrester vp Laura Ramos told Ad Age, "but they fully admit they don't think it's going that well."
Yet, in what can variously be described as the triumph of hope over experience and willful disregard of the First Law of Holes ("If you find yourself in a hole, stop digging."), 75 percent of B2B respondents to an earlier survey said they'd increase their content-marketing spending this year – as if their ineffective content marketing would work better if only they had more of it.
The problem with B2B content marketing, however, isn't quantity, but quality. Much of it, according to Ramos's findings, makes the amateur mistake of talking to itself instead of its intended audience. "Some of the tools that we use – email marketing and marketing automation tools – give us a lot more power to reach out to customers," she told Ad Age, "but we have to produce content to feed those tools and we're not taking the steps to think about if this is the best content we can put out there."
In other words, it's not the tools, it's the workmen – who, it turns out, are all too self-centered.
After reviewing B2B websites, Ramos noted that 80 percent were "primarily focused on themselves," big on product features but with next to nothing on issues their customers might be facing. "In this mad rush to create all of this content," she says, "they're not really thinking about how to make the content better or more compelling or more interesting. They're just producing" content about what they know and feel comfortable discussing.
As a result, the only ones they end up talking to are themselves.
Over the past 40 years, business-to-business advertising in traditional media has evolved from products shots, feature lists and specs to working like consumer advertising to capture and hold prospects' interest and relate the advertised products to the audience's problems. Business-to-business content marketing has yet to do so. It needs to be provocative, intriguing and informational, says Ramos. It also needs to be persuasive and, dare we say it, even a little bit emotional. That way, it can accomplish what Ramos says is its most important mission – being
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Those organizations who are better adept at understanding their customers, obsessing over them, speaking in their voice and literally doing the kind of content that will help win new customers, serve the customers they have, and retain the customers they have -- those will be the ones that stay in business.
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Oregon's poet laureate will visit the St. Helens Public Library on April 1 as part of National Poetry Month. Paulann Petersen will share her own original poetry and that of William Stafford, one of Oregon's most famous poets.
Petersen's talk will begin at 7 p.m. Members of the St. Helens Public Library will be able to check out copies of Stafford's poetry ahead of Petersen's visit.
This year is the centennial of Stafford's birth; he was the state's Poet Laureate from 1975 until 1990.
A longtime Oregonian, Petersen was born and raised here, spending half of her adult life in Klamath Falls. She was named Poet Laureate in 2010, by Governor Kulongoski and reappointed in 2012 by Governor Kitzhaber.
"Paulann Petersen is the perfect choice to serve as Oregon's poet laureate," said Governor Kulongoski. "Her wonderful poetry and her commitment to sharing her craft with the people of Oregon through her teaching and service exemplify the kind of person that is ideal to serve in this position."
As Oregon's sixth Poet Laureate, Petersen has written six full-length books of poetry, including "Understory" published by Lost Horse Press. A former Stegner Fellow at Stanford University, Petersen received the Holbrook Award from Oregon Literary Arts in 2006. She is a member of the board of the Friends of William Stafford, responsible for organizing celebrations of Stafford's birthday every January.
The poet laureate position is a collaborative project of the state's five statewide cultural partners, Oregon Arts Commission, Oregon Heritage Commission, Oregon Historical Society, Oregon Humanities, and State Historic Preservation Office. The position is funded by the Oregon Cultural Trust and managed by Oregon Humanities. More information on the poet laureate program and history can be found here.
For further information regarding Paulann Petersen's free appearance, please contact St. Helens Public Library Director Margaret Jeffries at 503-397-4544.


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This 1-year fixed post is for a Research Fellow to work within BBC R&D, MediaCityUK, with academic supervision from the University of Salford. The main focus of the project is to explore and develop a practical toolset enabling research into user experience/ HCI issues surrounding the "Internet of things".
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When it comes to craftsmanship, it is pretty close to universally accepted that whatever market the Japanese put their mind to, the product will be meticulously and methodically executed. That rule holds true when it comes to malt whisky. Taking into consideration Japan's excellence in the engineering of electronics and automobiles, it may not be surprising to learn that Japan is the second largest malt whisky producer in the world, after Scotland. Last month, at a large photo and event space in the West Village, Toshi Kumakura, CEO of Suntory USA, presented The Art of Hibiki: A Blend of 24 Seasons, in participation with Seiichi Koshimizu, Suntory INC.'s Chief Blender.
Suntory was founded in 1899, and is now a global food corporation, with its headquarters in Japan. Shinjiro Torii founded the Torii Shoten store in Osaka in 1899 and in 1907 launched Akadama Sweet Wine, which became a huge success. Intrigued by the results of cultivating and maturing liquor in Japan, Torii dreamed of creating an original Japanese Whisky made from Japanese nature and by her people. In 1918, he invested his family fortune and pursued his dream of building Japan's first whisky distillery, and in 1923 the Yamazaki Distillery, Japan's first single malt whisky distillery began construction in Yamazaki on the outskirts of Kyoto. The pure spring water that bubbles up from the bamboo groves at the foot of Mt. Tenno proved to be the deciding factor in the location for the distillery.
In 1989, Suntory introduced Suntory Whisky Hibiki, considered the paragon of the art of Japanese whisky. Hibiki means "resonance" in Japanese, and the whisky is indeed a harmonious blend of innumerous malt and grain whiskies, which are meticulously blended to create a full orchestra of flavors and aromas. Hibiki is not only Japan's highest awarded blended whisky, but one of the most highly-awarded blended whiskies in the world. In 2010, The House of Suntory became the first Japanese whisky manufacturer to be awarded the International Spirits Challenge (ISC) award, and went on the receive the award for a second time in 2012 and a third in 2013.
At The Art of Hibiki presentation, Suntory introduced the long awaited launch of Hibiki 17 Years and Hibiki 21 Years in the United States with a food pairing from Chef David Bouley and Chef Isao Yamada of Brushstroke. For the Hibiki 17 Years, finger foods like Golden Crab and Wild Mushroom Chawanmushi, Truffle Ankake with Spring Onion Blossom and Hamachi Tartar with Soba Chips, White Asparagus and Buckwheat Seed were passed, and for the Hibiki 21 Years, Wagyu Sirloin Beef Jerky, Kuzu Crisp with Aligote and Black Truffle and Smoked Bamboo Shoot on Cherry Wood over Heirloom Japanese Black Rice made the rounds. There were also Hibiki infused Vanilla Macarons, which brilliantly complemented the palate of toffee, black cherry, vanilla and Mizunara (Japanese Oak).
Hidetsugu Ueno, widely known as the greatest bartender in Japan, from Bar High Five in Ginza Tokyo, made a very special appearance to demonstrate carving a Hibiki original 24-faceted iceball. In Japan's intense humidity and heat, refreshing one's palate with ice was once a privilege restricted to the ruling class and regarded as a symbol of power. Today, ice is an indispensable item in Japanese bar culture, and a Japanese bartender as host, most often carves his own ice for guests. The iceball, like anything Japanese, is more than aesthetic but serves a functional means, as the spherical shape allows the ice to melt slower without diluting the whisky. The entire event that night was framed by the Hibiki Art Installation, featuring the work of Motion Graphics Artist, Tetsuro Mise, who also provided the aural landscape as DJ.
The rapid spread of globalization has created a higher demand for variety and more discernment amongst connoisseurs of finer drinking experiences. Where once it was rare to find a single bottle of Japanese whisky on a bar shelf, it has quickly become commonplace to see a large selection of Japanese whiskies in venues, and Suntory is Japan's biggest player in the whisky game.


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Linux is a global community and The Linux Foundation is at the forefront, promoting Linux through our regional programs and events that we host throughout the world, and by bringing together international developers to work together to continue the already fantastic progress of the Linux platform.
With the help of our platinum members from Japan -- Fujitsu, Hitachi and NEC -- the Linux Foundation is helping promote the Linux platform and increase participation of Japanese developers in the Linux community. Besides seminars and workgroups, the Linux Foundation office in Japan also produces LinuxCon Japan.
LinuxCon Japan
LinuxCon Japan showcases the progress and initiatives of the Japanese and Asia Pacific Linux communities, as well as those of developers from Europe and North America. It brings together the best technical talent, decision makers and industry experts who are involved with the Linux community. With a wide range of speakers and attendees, LinuxCon Japan offers a unique conference experience that encourages collaboration, progress and interaction between Japan, other Asia Pacific countries and the rest of the global Linux community.
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"Long before I developed a holistic approach to skin and body care, I had this traumatic experience of hair loss and hair tinning. I spend thousands of dollars for remedies for hair thinning, hair loss, trying to find a suitable remedy on every product that was available in the market. Sometimes it was the most expensive and prestigious of them all that modern science could produce. To my chagrin all these expensive and sophisticated products did nothing to improve my condition. In fact, it made my condition worse." Says Ms Neeta.
It was way back in 1984 when this embarrassing and emotionally distressing condition affected Ms. Neeta – then a young and vibrant business woman with a burning ambition to succeed in life. Hair loss, hair thinning & hair dandruff afflicts millions all over the world yet most people resign to accept this fate. Ms. Neeta almost did the same when all available avenues failed. Remedies for hair thinning, hair loss and dandruff appeared to be as illusionary as an oasis to her. But not to be let down, she found herself in India in her quest for remedies for hair thinning, hair loss & hair dandruff problem.
There she found an unusual treatment using herbal mixtures and natural oils in an easy to follow program for hair thinning, hair loss & hair dandruff ! An immediate but pleasant change took place – her hair stopped falling within 3 days from starting the treatment and new hair started growing after only 3 months! This is was an immense inspiration for Ms. Neeta and she, from then on, is committed in disseminating the magical healing power of these glorious herbal remedies for hair thinning, hair loss & hair dandruff.


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Brian DeBouse doesn't feel like talking today. He wants to show a picture of his mother, Angela DeBouse, currently stationed at Fort Bragg.
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"Naturally, his heart is heavy at times, and he misses her some times more than others," said Brian's grandmother, Melanie DeBouse, who he's living with until his mother fulfills her six-year service to the Army.
Sometimes they talk about his mom, sometimes they write her letters, sometimes the 5-year-old wants to look at pictures of them together.
"I just let him do whatever he needs to do to get through the moment and to be encouraged that she misses him, too," DeBouse said.
Most of the time, though, Brian is a happy child. He's a self-taught drummer with a strong sense of rhythm that he taps out on the arms of the living room furniture.
Brian likes to share, DeBouse said, and is warm-hearted and affectionate. He's not allowed to play video games, but he learned his way around a computer at a very young age. DeBouse expects that proficiency to grow as he gets older.
Brian, 5, is looking forward to the first day of school, especially doing homework, he said. As an educator herself, DeBouse has some reservations about the direction of public education, especially over-testing.
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"Any bridal boutique that has the clout to secure Vera Wang, Marchesa, AND Jenny Packham is a must-shop in my book," said one impressed judge. We tend to agree. "Amanda Kautt really has an eye for high fashion that is still timeless and wearable," added another judge, "which makes her l'atelier couture bridal boutique one-of-a-kind." 219 N. 2nd St., Ste. 404, Mpls., 612-367-8120
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Local brides rejoiced on behalf of their maids when Briana Griffiths opened Bella Bridesmaid a year and a half ago in Excelsior. So did we. "Bella offers an array of dresses from the top in bridesmaid apparel," said one judge. "You cannot beat a shop that is completely dedicated to making a bride's maids feel fabulous on their best friend's big day," added another. 276 Water St., Ste. 200, Excelsior, 952-474-5086
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Trying to tackle dynamic and new with something as classic as a wedding cake can be a challenge. But that's what Laurie Pyle's Cocoa & Fig does best—extending beyond the confines of a traditional wedding cake. "This confectioner's ability to make both dynamic and tasty dessert bars as well as modern and elegant cakes sets them apart from the competition," said one judge. Gaviidae Common, 612-333-1485
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People's Choice: Katie Hayden Dunham of Katie Murphy Stationery
Perfect for everything from the groom's dinner to the reception, Green Mill Catering puts the focus on fun (as well as the food). One judge was sold on the appetizingly appealing late-night pizza, while another was impressed with the high level of service and the delectable presentation. Attractive food that tastes great? That's a winner in our book. 1342 Grand Ave., St. Paul, 612-718-0529
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We've said it before and we'll say it again: Décor makes or breaks a wedding. With Don Jensen's Linen Effects at the helm, your wedding will be made to look like an unforgettable event. One judge said Linen Effects' décor is "eye-catching" and "makes a big impact." Another raved, "I've seen a lot of weddings, and I've never seen décor quite as powerful as this." 1801 West River Rd. N., Mpls., 612-355-2500
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The inspiring combinations of blooms in colors that were both breathtaking and fun caught our judges' attention for the second year in a row. Praised one judge, "A true test for a floral designer is being asked to do something outside of the bouquet box, and Bastian + Skoog's work is truly eye-catching." It certainly catches our attention, year after year, wedding after wedding. 310 N. 2nd St., Mpls., 612-333-6450
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He did it again. Jason Hammerberg's custom suits from Hammer-Made's impressed our judges for the second year in a row. One judge exclaimed, "I love the idea of an affordable custom option for the groom; it's a guarantee that they will look and feel their best on a their big day." Another judge said, "Investing in one great custom suit that a groom can wear to a bevy of occasions for years to come is a much more economical and sartorially savvy way to go." Galleria, 952-681-2534
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A newcomer to the scene, Lisa Williams's Bespoke Hair Artisans finds fresh ways to interpret the classics, creating looks that are precisely what brides imagined for their strut down the aisle. "So many places go over the top on makeup and hair on brides," said a judge, "but Bespoke practices the right amount of restraint." Resulting in perfection. 3918 W. 49 1/2 St., Edina, 952-224-4062
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"The bold colors, inviting fonts, and repeating elements make these invitations a standout," lauded a judge. The unique designs of owner Sarah Glad's invitation suites from A Milestone Paper Co. add a personalized twist without overdoing of-the-moment trends. Another judge excitedly exclaimed, "Gorgeous papercuts!" We couldn't agree more. 1313 Echo Dr., Burnsville, 651-492-6977
People's Choice: a milestone paper co.
Music Entertainment
Though our judges realize it's important to check out your band or DJ in action before booking, they were impressed by Bellagala's ability to source musicians who seem to know how to move a crowd to their feet. From jazz combos to DJs to live bands, Bellagala has everything you need to create an unforgettable ceremony, a relaxing cocktail hour, and a rocking reception. 235 E. 6th St., Ste. 300B, St. Paul, 651-227-1202
People's Choice: synergy
People's Choice vendor of the year
The people have spoken. Not only has DnK Photography earned this year's People's Choice honors for Outstanding Photography, but our readers also voted this playful team of photographers the top Vendor of the Year. Owners Dan and Karin Berdal expertly capture images that depict the personalities of the couple they are working with, so their portfolio offers a range of images that span from romantic to fun to downright breathtaking. Spend a few minutes perusing their work and you'll see why DnK is a crowd favorite. 612-803-1007
Real Wedding of the Year
Though the judges were impressed with all our fabulous real weddings, they were especially drawn to the color palette of Jacey and Aaron Siedband's elegant September event. "The pale pink is so romantic and sophisticated," said one judge. Another was impressed with "how well the colors were carried through every last detail." Everything from the bride's blush Vera Wang gown from l'atelier couture ("the dress is beautiful," raved one judge) to the flowers by Richfield Flowers and Events worked together to enhance the soft and dreamy environment that event planner Amy Zaroff Events + Design successfully created. Even the Minnesota and Illinois props helped to make this lavish wedding feel personal yet enchanting all at the same time.
Rehearsal/Event Venue
"Versatility is so important for a wedding venue, and this is a spot that couples can dress either up or down," noted one judge. Not only is Lutsen Resort on Lake Superior a "great option for a close-to-home destination," but it also offers all the amenities a couple needs to plan an elaborate event. One judge summed it up best: "The setting is (wink) superior!" 5700 Minnesota 61, Lutsen, 218-663-7212
People's Choice: McNamara Alumni Center
For the second year running, our judges unanimously agreed that Renee's Royal Valet is the top transportation provider in our twin towns. "The one and only!" exclaimed one judge. Its assortment of limousines, coaches, and trolleys offers brides a plethora of options to choose from for their wedding transportation. Plus, the exceptional service means one less thing you have to worry about when the big day rolls around. 12813 Industrial Park Blvd., Plymouth, 763-551-1919
People's Choice: Renee's Royal Valet
Our judges recognize that a videographer is there to capture all of those little stolen moment that a couple might miss in the course of this busy day, and they all unanimously agreed that Sky Focus Films does just that. Said one impressed judge: "This videographer offers a very personal, sweet, intimate point of entry into a bride's big day." With the Kleenex at the ready, we were equally captivated. 303-887-9780
People's Choice: Sky Focus Films
Wedding Design and Planning
Our judges could not stop praising all the immaculate details in each of Amy Zaroff Events & Design's weddings. "Her creations capture the lengths designers go to create the ultimate, one-of-a-kind wedding experience from start to finish," gushed a judge. Added another: "No detail is overlooked, and everything is executed elegantly." 7179 Washington Ave. S., Edina, 952-941-3371
People's Choice: Fete Perfection
Wedding Favors
"Gateaux appears to have mastered the art of 'branding' a wedding through its unique and personal offerings," noted one judge. With an extensive collection of options, owner Robin Martin's creations are "sophisticated and not cheesy," added another judge. "They're something guests will actually want." And when it comes to favors, isn't that a nice surprise? 15705 35th Ave. N., Plymouth, 763-577-9815
People's Choice: a simple toast
Wedding Jewelry
"Max's looks like a vendor that can provide classic pieces for the more traditional folks but can also find something unique for the bride or groom looking to rock a statement piece for the big day," declared one judge. And the rest of our panel concurred. From the extensive collection of artisan-made jewelry to the one-of-a-kind styles made just with her in mind, Max's is the perfect place to find that one piece of jewelry that seems to say forever. 3826 Grand Way, St. Louis Park, 952-922-8364
People's Choice: Arthur's Jewelers
Wedding Photography
Our judges were blown away by the detailed yet fun shots delivered by Erin Johnson Photography. "I'm a sucker for stolen moments and detail shots," said one judge, "and each of these shutterbugs deliver those in spades." The breadth of imagination combined with the attentiveness to each couple's individual personality is part of what makes Erin Johnson one of the best in town. 612-529-9792
People's Choice: dnk photography
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> Hmmm... Interesting. Thanks for that information. My boss actually > wanted to buy ASRock-based servers the other day ("Hey, that's cheap!"). Well, maybe you should let him buy them so he learns the hard way that "cheap" means "crud". (BTW since when does Asrock make server boards? Who would buy an Asrock board for a mission critical production system? Apart from your boss (who is in dire need for proper IT consulting.)) snip > > Well, I have heard VIA chipsets actually work well... As long as > they are used with a VIA mobo, and a VIA CPU, such as the C5. I > have some good experience with VIA chipsets in the past, but I do > agree their reputation is spotty, to say the least. Thing is, VIAs chipset drivers for Windows straighten out most flaws in their chips. With Linux you get what the kernel hackers were able to dig up, and for some Distros they provide kernel patches, I think. Could be precompiled kernel modules as well, not sure here. So - maybe since kt266a situation might have lightened a bit, still I'd favor intel or nForce. And consumer leftovers don't belong in a server. You need a server - buy server hardware. What you save in consumer hardware you'll loose twice in the long run in servicing burnt-out machines and compensating data loss etc.


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Max Jean-Gilles (twitter: @mjg62)
Position: G
Height: 6-4 Weight: 355 lbs.
Born: November 19, 1983 in Miami, FL
High School: North Miami Beach
College: Georgia (school history) (Jean-Gilles college stats)
Drafted by the Philadelphia Eagles in the 4th round (99th overall) of the 2006 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 14 (6050th overall since 1950)


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by Rita Dove
Parsley Wealth Quotes
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could roll an R like a queen. (lines 58-59)
The phrase "like a queen," implies royalty, which is kind of what Trujillo imagines himself to be. It's a grotesque parody, of course, because he's not royalty – he's a vicious dictator. But, in Trujillo's head, his mother (despite her half-Haitian heritage) is infinitely superior to the people he has working in the cane fields outside the palace. The implied contrast is that the Haitians are both poor (true) and stupid (probably not true, but this is how hatred forms, as we'll see).


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Tom Hickey playing for Gold Coast in round 10. Photo: Sebastian Costanzo
Gold Coast has agreed to send young ruckman Tom Hickey to St Kilda.
The Saints handed their Brendon Goddard compensation pick, No.13, to the Suns, while the clubs will also exchange choices in the second and third rounds.
In other trade news, Greater Western Sydney traded young defender Jack Hombsch to Port Adelaide. Hombsch, a South Australian, was one of the Giants' 17-year-old signings two years ago. The Power also landed small forward Jake Neade, one of GWS' Northern Territory zone players, as part of the deal.


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Is it normal for my 3 year old daughter to suddenly have hour-long tantrums?
My daughter has recently started having awful tantrums, usually but not limited to night time, where she says she wants something (like a glass of water), then if you give it to her, she screams that she doesn't want it. Nothing I do is the "right" thing, and she just screams and cries for a long time. Ignoring her doesn't work, and I end up yelling, which also doesn't work (and makes us both feel bad). I don't know what to do. Is this a control issue on her part, and if so, how do I deal with it? I am at my wits end..
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Could be a physical reason. Kids her age get over-stimulated (or overtired) during the day and need to blow off some steam. Does she still take naps? Kids who don't nap when they should sometimes have major meltdowns for no apparent reason. My daughter and my sister's kids get certifiably insane when they skip their naps. Low blood sugar can also cause random tantrums. If she's slept well that day and isn't hungry, then it could just be a control thing. Just tell her "you're ridiculous" and leave the room. She'll tire herself out :)posted 05/07/2011 by magules13
Oh my gosh, was my daughter a pain in the behind at bed time at that age! It was horrible. It started at about 2 1/2. She wouldn't go to sleep or stay in bed. She screamed and cried and kept getting up. You should google the Sleep Seperation Technique. It's what finally saved us. Once it starts working I found it only continued to work as long as we never gave in to her requests or cries. As soon as Daddy got lazy and decided to lay in bed with her or I gave in to her request for water, that was it. We had to start all over.posted 05/26/2011 by Lana32
Take a picture or a short video of her doing it. Show it to her whenever she starts to have a fit again. There's lots of creative ways to get rid of tantrums. If she has a tantrum for something and you give in...that is about control...especially if she doesn't want it after you do finally give in. Don't give in. Take all the toys out of her room and tell her she can earn them back a day at a time if she can manage a full day without having a fit. If she is a movie or T.V. watcher, WII fanatic whatever take the things that hurt the most of her to loose. When she asks for it back toss in your home made movie and show her why that isn't going to happen until she manages to behave herself.posted 05/14/2011 by Gina112
What do you mean, ignoring doesn't work? Maybe you having ignored it long enough. Is she in bed already, or not? If she isn't, put her in bed and that's the end of it. If she continues for a long time, then try taking away something that she wants. Don't take her comfort object if she has one, but take away something else that means something to her. Or tell her that she isn't going to get something later that she already expects. Like if you were planning on going to the park, tell her that you won't do it unless she stops. If that doesn't help, then tell her no when she says she wants something. It really does sound like she is trying out being in control.posted 05/05/2011 by Rach666
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The concept is simple: a long chain of small colorful magnetic balls with one end wrapped around one larger magnetic ball. That's what you get when you order Uno Magnetic Jewelry ($10-16) - but what you can do with it goes so much further than that description. Basically, you can use that larger ball as a clasp, and wrap, drape, and twist the smaller strand of balls around in any creative way you see fit! Be sure to watch the video for some ideas (and to witness young, attractive people enjoying the product).
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Nutrient-Rich Breakfast Invasion
3 cups old fashioned oatsCook oats according to package directions. Mix remaining ingredients together and stir into the oats. Serves 2.
1 cup plain soy milk
1/4 cup raisins
1 ounce raw sunflower seeds
1 ripe persimmon or mango, chopped
1 apple, chopped
1 tablespoon flaxseeds
1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
Dr. Fuhrman's Fruit, Nut, & Veggie Breakfast
Main DishMake a bed of sliced fennel and cucumber. Top with berries, apple slices, and chopped nuts. Make sauce by blending all ingredients in a powerful blender until creamy. Add some water if needed to thin. Pour sauce over veggie/fruit combination. Serves 2.
1 fennel bulb, thinly sliced & halved
1 medium cucumber, peeled, thinly sliced & halved
1 cup fresh or frozen blueberries, thawed
1 cup organic fresh strawberries, sliced
1/2 green apple, sliced
1/3 cup chopped walnuts
1/2 cup raw cashew butter
1/2 cup apple juice or unsweetened soy milk
3 dates, pitted
Crock Pot Quinoa Breakfast
1 1/2 cups quinoa, rinsed wellPlace all ingredients in a crock pot and turn on warm overnight or for 10 hours. Add some soy milk if desired. If you'd prefer making this in the morning, then simmer the quinoa in the water for 10 minutes and then add rest of ingredients and simmer for 5 more minutes until all liquid is absorbed. Note: When done in a crock pot, if a crust develops around the edges, just dispose of that part. Quinoa is a grain which is a good source of iron, protein, and other nutrients. Be sure to rinse it well, using a small screen strainer, since some of the bitter coating may not have been removed during processing. Serves 4.
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Just when you thought the 70's were over, along come the 2010 Academy Awards. What do I mean? In 1977, Star Wars blasted into theaters and forever changed the way that movies are made. Many sequels to this landmark film followed (although each sequel/prequel was worse than the one before).
There was just one problem with this movie, the Academy decided. The problem was that movies like Star Wars had to be stopped. Star Wars could not win the award for Best Picture that year. Hopefully, neither could any such films in future years.
No, the big winner at that year's ceremony was -- the envelope please -- Annie Hall! That's right, that oh-so-memorable classic that has had such a lasting effect on life as we know it. So memorable that you can't find one single person on planet Earth who has ever seen or heard of Annie Hall.
Yes, that year the Academy decided to snub Star Wars so that Annie Hall could be enshrined as Best Picture. Why? Because Hollywood was trying to make a statement. A statement that said that special effects and big budgets -- the "WOW" aspects of movies -- should never trump the classic methods of storytelling.
Fast-forward to 33 years later, and Avatar is pitted against The Hurt Locker for Best Picture.
You guessed it, The Hurt Locker wins over the landmark technical masterpiece, Avatar. Don't get me wrong, The Hurt Locker is a good film (just as I am sure Annie Hall is a good film as well). But it is not a "WOW" film the way Avatar is. In a few years, few people will remember The Hurt Locker, whereas many people will own Avatar DVDs, video games, and other paraphernalia.
I'm not saying that financial success and computer graphics are what movies are all about. I've seen plenty of big-budget, technologically impressive movies that absolutely stink. But Avatar is a great movie in enough ways that make up for its slightly-less-than-great storyline.
I don't think 3-D movies are a passing fad, and computer graphics technology certainly is not going away. And I am glad that Hollywood is starting to make films about the Iraq War; hopefully it will step up and make films that are unabashedly controversial.
All that said, however, once Avatar's effect on the movie industry is fully realized, 2010 may be another year the Academy will blush about, just like 1977.


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The above Fukushima video has been linked to an apparent alien abduction event. A similar flash of light was reported to have accompanied the alien abuction on October 13, 2010 of a whole Chinese village.
Chinese Government media sources later denied that Qin Ling village reportedly not far from Chinese pyramid structures has disappeared. But, since when does the Chinese government become an honest and ethical source for anything going on in China? Indeed, various researchers like Erich von Däniken have linked Pyramids to regressive alien interests.
The orginal media report seems to be live and not-faked by any source, and eyewitnesses appeared to have reported that the Chinese military has blocked-off the area.
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College Hockey:OT Win Keeps Providence Perfect
AMHERST, Mass. — According to Providence coach Paul Pooley, finding a way to win when you are outplayed is the mark of a good team. And that's exactly what his Friars did against conference opponent Massachusetts, pulling out a 2-1 overtime win while being outshot, outplayed and playing on the road.
"Tonight [UMass] carried most of the play," Pooley said. "It's just finding a way to win and we found a way to win tonight."
Freshman Cody Loughlean scored the winner in overtime off of a defensive lapse, to keep the Friars at a perfect 6-0-0. Sophomore pivot Chris Chaput foiled a UMass clearing attempt and fed Loughlean, who beat Gabe Winer five-hole with a snap shot from the slot.
"We had possession of the puck twice and we failed to clear it," UMass coach Don Cahoon said. "We can't have a big breakdown like that."
The overtime followed a third period which was played on an even surface. Both teams had their chances to capture the lead but were repeatedly stuffed by the exploits of Winer (19 saves) and Nolan Schaefer (27 saves).
"[Schaefer] really held us in there," Pooley said. "I though Winer stood in there real well. I thought that both goaltenders played very, very well tonight."
Schaefer stood tall on a UMass power play late in the third, turning away a pair of chances in close, including a point blank stop on Peter Alden.
Winer then returned the favor, stopping Jon DiSalvatore and Torry Gajda on consecutive chances from inside the right circle.
Down 1-0, the Minutemen (1-3-0) tilted the ice in their favor in the second period. First Tim Turner was stoned on a left circle slap shot, as Nolan Schaefer flashed the glove. Minutes later, Turner had another chance from the slow but Schaefer kicked out a low snapshot.
Turner had another chance from the slot but Schaefer kicked out the low snap shot. Marvin Degon had chance at the rebound but pushed it wide. Freshman Peter Alden had the best chance of the middle period when Matt Andersons odd-angle shot slipped across the goalmouth right onto Alden's tape. But with a desperation poke check Schaefer disrupted Alden's tying bid.
"I thought we played well enough not to lose," Cahoon said. "We didn't finish our chances but we're not scoring goals this year for different reasons than we didn't score goals last year."
UMass finally got the goal it worked for at 18:16 of the second period. Freshman Chris Capraro beat defenseman Jeff Mason in the slot, faked a shot that dropped Schaefer and slid a feed across the crease to Craig MacDonald.
The sophomore winger lost control of the puck in his skates but was saved by two Providence backcheckers that pushed the disc over their own goal line. Mike Warner was credited with the equalizer.
Providence's top line opened the scoring at 10:14 of the first period off of a Devin Rask goal. Stephen Wood swiped a clearing pass before feeding DiSalvatore in the slot for a slap shot. Winer stepped up to cut down the angle and parried the shot over his head. But the deflection landed right in the crease for Rask to hammer home to give the Friars a 1-0 lead.
Providence almost cracked the scoreboard again just three minutes later on the power play. DiSalvatore possessed the puck on the right wing and fed a cross-ice feed to Peter Zingoni for the one-timer. Winer read the play, however, stacking the pads for the save.
With the loss UMass is 0-2 in Hockey East while the Friars jump to 2-0.
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a book for ready reference;
something readily carried about by a person.
Latin: Go with me. Origin: 1629.
There was a time we would consult an encyclopedia when in need of knowledge. A dictionary when in search of the proper spelling of a word. I quickly grew weary of lugging around 12 volumes of Funk and Wagnalls and Merriam and Webster were back breaking as well. A thesaurus only added extra weight my lithe frame was unable to accommodate. So it came to be with much fanfare and excitement that Al Gore invented the internet; the information superhighway and a spidery web of knowledge and enlightenment at our crippled fingertips. Hallelujah and amen, my backpack is a hundred pounds lighter and there are no more door to door salesman knocking on windows at 9:00pm hoping to sell New Britannica books for gas money so they can make it back home to an uncaring and drunken wife who is having an affair with the bag boy at the supermarket. In Latin, the previous statement translates as 'Livicus sellus vade mecum ist terribilus affairis est locus'.
I still live and die by pen and paper. Black ink upon white pages which create grey thoughts and ideas. I am always within arm's reach of said tools just in case the need arises to jot down a fleeting feeling or disgruntled diatribe. Though we live in a science fiction technologically astounding confusing age, I believe in the old ways. A pen in hand scratching upon a centuries old invention is intimate; it is almost sexual - orgasmic, as words cascade like tears or waterfalls that will either drown us or sate our thirst for knowledge and imagination when everything around us comes crashing down like meteors of reality, and reality is generally painful and full of half truths we wish not to acknowledge.
So, go with me. No one reads anything I write and I am a hypocrite for typing this on my iPad and posting these words into/onto the ethereal world of cyberspace but it is a tool which has invaded and destroyed my inner city - my heart and soul, my love for ink/blood and paper/LED/cybernetics and all things once held sacred that must fade away into obscurity like the written word and the dreams we used to dream.
Does a machine dream?


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Cupboard Natural Foods Green Practices
The Cupboard Natural Foods and Café continues to strive for a healthier more sustainable Denton. We support local farmers who are committed to supplying products that have no pesticides, no chemicals, no commercial fertilizers, no antibiotics, and no hormones to our community.
We work closely with North Texas farmers to provide our customers with the freshest and most nutritionally dense food available while contributing to the local economy. We carry a full line of organic and locally grown groceries, which include:
· organic milk and cheeses
· local free range eggs
· local hormone and antibiotic free meats and poultry
· grass fed and finished beef
· local seasonal and heirloom varieties fruits and vegetables, organic
· local and organic body care products and supplements,
· organic handcrafted wine and beer.
At the Cupboard, our commitment to greener living includes our environmentally conscious building upgrades and our daily business practices. Our roofing system is comprised of a mixture of eco-friendly and recycled materials. Its design utilizes contemporary green technology that provides exceptional resistance to ultraviolet, ozone, and chemical exposure while increasing our energy efficiency. Additional green practices that we follow are:
· low wattage fluorescent lighting
· unbleached toilet tissue
· recycled copier paper
· recycle all our paper, glass, metal and plastic trash
· hot water sanitizing in café dishwasher instead of chemical sanitizers
· plant drought tolerant perennials in planter beds for low water usage
· rainwater harvesting system from H2Options
Blink Network Electic Vehicle charging stations(2) on site
· compost our produce waste
· bicycle racks are conveniently located
· conveniently located recycling bins for community use
· encourage the use of grocery tote bags
· encourage customers to recycle disposable ware with in store recycling bins.
Furthermore, educational materials that delineate green practices and highlight organic and locally grown products are present throughout our store to keep our customers apprised of trends and product use in green living.
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In the dead of the winter, going to a launch for Kiss My Face's new Sun Care line, can definitely warm a girl up. The event, which was held at Reunion Surf Bar, was a burst of sunshine. The Hawaiian tiki motif and cool beach theme made learning about sunscreen in January justifiable.
The new Kiss My Face Sun Care products block harmful UV rays with Antioxidant Defenders. The "defenders" include skin healthy ingredients like vitamin C, vitamin E, green tea, goji berry extract, olive oil, shea butter, and aloe. The line includes everything from sunscreen for children to Tattoo Shade, which is a skin shield that protects tattooed skin.
Kiss My Face has also introduced a new "any angle" air powered spray nozzle that delivers sunscreen without chemical propellants and is great for hard to reach areas.
All Kiss My Face Sun Care products contain natural mineral sun blocking agents, titanium dioxide, and zinc oxide and best of all there's no weird chemical smell or chalky residue once it's applied.


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Let me begin with a silly question: why invest in stocks? The trained answer is "to make money." Fair enough, making money is one thing; actually doing it is another. The way to make money in stocks is to pick businesses that deliver positive returns. Businesses deliver positive returns when they, too, invest successfully and earn attractive returns on invested capital and return on equity.
The math is glaring simple: a company has $100 of equity capital and uses that capital to earn $15 in profit. Return on equity capital is 15%. If the valuation ratios remain the same, then the stock price will deliver a 15% return. Over time continued attractive return on equity should continue to deliver an attractive return on the stock price. We know that leverage amplifies return on equity during good times....455 more words left in this article. To read them, just click below and try Real Money FREE for 14 days.
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#CES2010: T-Mobile Officially Gets HTC HD2
Tonight's press events at CES 2010 really aren't bringing much in the form of surprise. Most of what we've seen so far have been leaked out long before this week's CES hoopla, and this particular tidbit is likewise no shocker at all. Steve Ballmer, CEO of Microsoft, announced during his keynote address tonight that T-Mobile USA would be getting the HD2 sometime this spring.
We reported on this news a couple weeks ago, except now it's as official as it could ever be.
This is incredibly exciting news for fans of T-Mobile, since this device has been ALMOST as hyped up over the last four months as the Nexus One. Almost. And both devices will now be available at the carrier. Admittedly, the competition is starting to get intense between all four major US carriers in terms of which devices are being sold.
We anticipate the HD2 will come out this Spring because T-Mobile wants to give the Nexus One plenty of time to shine in the spotlight before introducing another top-notch device; and especially around the time that Verizon will be coming out with the Nexus One, not to mention a rumored iPhone in June.
What do you think so far about the HD2? Is it worth passing on the Nexus One for?


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Lynn Rosenbach, CEO, Banner Home Care
Lynn Rosenbach joined Banner Health as CEO of Banner Home Care in July 2014.
For the year prior to that, Rosenbach served as senior vice president of clinical integration and system development with Optum, a subsidiary of UnitedHealth Group. Prior to that, she served as CEO of Southwest Medical Associates, Optum's multispecialty medical group, made up of 250 providers and more than 1,500 employees supporting nine medical clinics, five urgent care centers, an ambulatory surgery center, two senior centers and three home care subsidiaries.
From 1999 to 2011, Rosenbach served as president and administrator of Optum's 400-employee home care division, where she was responsible for overseeing home health, hospice, infusion, specialty and long-term care pharmacy, and home medical equipment. In that position, she led the implementation of a state-of-the-art clinical information system and telemonitoring system, both of which led to improved patient care outcomes.