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Week 6 has arrived and decided to bring injuries and bye weeks along too! How nice. Scope out our staff rankings below and be sure to leave those questions in the comments below!
Alex smith or Dalton?
Welker (who is now questionable) or Bowe (who has Brady Quinn throwing to him)?
Appreciate it!
Thanx for the reply. Another Q: start 3 wr, 1rb/wr; Fitz, Andre Johnson, Torrey, maclin, V Jax, Bradshaw, S Jax, F Jax. Thanx
Need to start 1 of these guys at FLEX this week due to BYEs…+1 PPR
Greene vs IND, Burleson @ PHI, Bess vs PHI, Heyward-Bey @ ATL
If it makes any difference, I'm lookin more for the safest bet for 10-12 pts, rather than the 20+ pt home run potential.
trying to find a filler for Graham….Pita, Fleener, Tamme, Dreessen?
I have Ariz. Def.. Do u see a Big difference in Fantasy Pts to drop them for the Pats? The only reason I ask is b/c being that I Do Stream…Pats next 2 games are Jets and Rams. Whereas Ariz has Minn, GB & SF… Ur Opinion?? thanx
What up Jeff! Q; Trade my Romo, or Murray for his Cam? He's also got Mike Vick on the trading block. I still have chalres and rice, w Quizz and J Stew on my bench. In a 1qb, 1qb/wr/rb/te, 2rb, 3wr, 1wr/rb league, my other qbs are Locker and Hasselbeck. Thanx
Jeff I need trade advice:
In a PPR should I trade A. Hernandez and Doug Martin to get Jimmy Graham? Leaves me with CJnoK, Ray Rice, T. Richardson, Alex Green and Willaim Powell at RB.
Thanks for any help, just a tough decision.
Should I consider starting Ballard @ Jets over Lynch vs Patriots?
2 PPR Teams With health concerns about Hernandez,Team 1: Need 2 (TE,&Flex) Hernandez, Rudolph, Mike Williams, or Avery..Basically do u trust AHern If he suits up?
Team 2 is a pickle.. I have AHern and Bennett. Both afternoon games so do I wait and if they're both out drop Bennett for Fred Davis off the ww .Literally Have No One to drop…Lowest ranked player on my team is Maclin? thanx
Play J. Cook tonight or hope A. Hernandez suits up on Sunday? No real options at TE left in FA, so if Hernandez sits, I'm SOL.
Donald Brown really hasn't been that spectacular this year. Would you consider dropping him for Vick Ballard incase Ballard really shines or Brown's surgery keeps him out longer than we think?
Also, are liking stevie johnson, andrew hawkins or fred jackson as a flex play. I am already starting spiller as my rb2.
I need a wr between desean J, james jones or kenny britt?
start stevie johnson or andrew hawkins?
Need 2 in a standard scoring league: Randall Cobb (@Hou), Kenny Britt (Pit), Andrew Hawkins (@Cle), Vick Ballard (@NYJ). Help!?
Hi Jeff! PPR league:
T. Smith or Ballard in flex?
Eli or Vick at QB?
Looking to upgrade my team.Was just offered a Tom Brady for Cruz and Spiller, thinking its a little too much. Heres my team
Qb: Romo
RB: Forte
WR: Jul. Jone
TE: A.HErnandez
FLex: T. Smith
BEnch: Luck,Spiller,Ballard, Rudolph,M.Bush, Cobb
Need a WR3 and flex with this hand: Britt, Manningham, Brandon Gibson, Andre Roberts, and Alex Green.
Is Britt even worth a start tonight?
Please pick two for my rb and flex:
Spiller,Ballard, T.Smith, A. Hernandez
forgot to add its a 1 ppr league
With only 12 of my 20 transactions remaining on the year, is it worth picking up any of the "emerging" backs from ARI or IND? I do already own Donald Brown, but I'm far from convinced that Ballard will have any value as early as Week 7. Just 21 carries for 42 yards…
What do you think? Due to the transaction limit, only the GB backs were picked up this week.
10 team PPR, start 3:
Wayne, Decker, Maclin, Hixon, James Jones, Nicks (assume Nicks starts)
Also, would you suggest picking up any of the following and dropping Hixon: Burleson, Kerley, Bess, Avery or Gibson? Thinking long term.
Bench stash hoping for a nice hit later in the year (i.e. don't need immediate help)-keep 2: Quizz, LSH, or Alfonso Smith?
So from the staff rankings I would gather that Sidney Rice is a clear upgrade from Kevin Ogletree? Even though the DAL passing game will be much more active down the stretch, etc.
Just spent a small chunk of FAAB to get Ogletree, but Rice hit the wire. And I have no one else to potentially drop.
I need to start 2 guys, one in the WR slot and one in the Flex.
My options are; T. Smith, Burleson, Hartline, K. Wirght, S. Jackson, F. Jackson.
Start 2: D. Murray, D. Martin, D. Bowe.
No PPR.
Hey Jeff, I traded my Vick Ballard for Vincent Jackson. 1 pt PPR league. I needed help at WR. My RB's are Mathew, Morris, Ridley and Martin. Did I make a good deal? Does Jackson still have some value? Thank you.
I can't spell, I give up.
Hey man…..It's good to see that you are doing well. I am in a bit of a dilema….I need a starting rb out of Chris Johnson, william powell, vick ballard and blount. Any advice?
Hey guys, as always, thanks for the rankings. I have a question though. You all have Romo ranked way ahead of Ponder. I don't know what Cowboy team will show up after the bye week, but Romo hasn't looked good since week 1 and this week they're at BAL. I know the Ravens D hasn't been as good as advertised, but they still generate turnovers and Romo and the 'boys are TO machines. Am I crazy to be leaning towards starting Ponder at WAS instead of Romo? The 'Skins are giving up over 325 yards a game thru the air and just 88 yards against the run. I'm in a 6pt TD league with bonus points for yards: 250(2), 300(4), 350(6). Any thoughts would be appreciated.
Another question for a different league. Would giving Mendenhall straight up for Hernandez be a good move? I'm stacked at rb with McCoy, McFadden, Forte, Martin, and Mendenhall. We can only start up to 4. I'm solid at wr as well with Cruz, Percy, Marshall, and Brown. My weakest position is TE with Pitta and Finley. It's a 10 team btw, not 8.
Sorry for all the questions. I'm just always looking to deal. Thoughts on Murray and Wallace for R.Bush and Calvin? My starters would be McFadden, Lynch, Bush, Jordy, and Calvin. Worth it to offer or just stick with my current backs and keep Wallace?
10 team PPR league: Should I give up Michael Bush and Eric Decker for Fred Jackson and Michael Crabtree?


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The Arrival Of Home Theater
June 28th, 2016
The Changing Nature of Home Theaters
It wasn't long ago that no one had every heard of a home theater system. They knew about televisions, cable and even VCRs, but the idea of big screen televisions and high-fidelity stereo sound systems were foreign to them. When people thought about movies at home they probably envisioned watching a badly filmed home movie featuring a 1966 vacation being shot onto the living room wall with a whirring old projector. Times have, of course, changed. Home entertainment technology has changed right along with it, too.
Now that we do talk about home theaters, it is worth mentioning what a home theater really is. It's an effort to duplicate (at least some aspects) the movie experience usually reserved only for cinema attendees. People use home theater systems as a means of going to the movies without really going anywhere.
Understanding our collective love for the cinema is at the root of understanding how we got to our current point. We simply love movies. From indy dramas to summer big studio blockbusters, we love watching and marveling over the latest creative offerings. The big screen attracts our attention from the beginning and blows us away time after time.
Movie screen clarity in picture and sound allows us to observe every little detail as we watch the story unfold. We see actors in detail, and are able to watch them practice their craft as if they were only inches away.
It's not just visual, though. Every movie since Jolson opened his mouth and sang has been about sound, too. Can you imagine a spaghetti western without that theme song? How frightening would King Kong be without his belly-rattling roar?
The movie experience, it seems, is really beyond compare. That might be the case-movie going could be irreplaceable-if it wasn't for the theaters themselves. They house not only movies, but inconvenience, too. High prices are attached to everything from undersized boxes of Milk Duds to large sodas that might make it hard to pay the rent. Even aside from the cost, there is a host of convenience issues that all point to the very same conclusion: 'The movies would be great if I could just get them out of the theater.'
The first sense of a brewing home theater phenomenon was the advent of larger screens. People began to dump their small sets as they searched out bigger and bigger screens. The growth of the large screen television portended the advent of the home theater revolution. From twenty-inch traditional televisions to the new generation of flat screens all the way to the giant plasma televisions that make people stop on their tracks every time one is on display. There are even projection units designed to imitate the theater.
Early home theaters, even those including larger televisions still suffered from other technological inadequacies. Single head VCRs replayed the action, but certainly didn't bring it to life. Today's visual medium, including DVD players brings a crisp move theater image home to the living room.
Sound has improved, too. Today, no one but the most antiquated would rely on a small three-inch speaker embedded with the television. For some time, consumers were forced to live with bad audio, even if their television offered the ultimate in video. Few routed sound through their stereo and those who did often didn't really know what they were doing.
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- Donating $500,000 to Nashville flood relief efforts.
This is an award being presented to Taylor Swift–by the First Lady, no less!–but not a surprise, meaning Taylor's reaction is closer to "wow, this is really cool and I don't know what to say" than "AAAAAAAHHHHH WHEN DID I BECOME A MEGASTAR YOU GUYS MY VOCAL CORDS ARE TURNING TO DUMPLINGS I JUST CAN'T!!!" But hey–humble efforts call for humble reactions. Taylor Swift's future probably holds an EGOT or something, anyway, so perhaps she's just saving up her surprise.
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On October 16th 2008, the QE2 left New York bound for Southampton. It was to be her 806th and final crossing of the Atlantic, before she was sold off to become a floating hotel in Dubai. This is a reverent yet unsentimental account of that historic voyage told in black and white photos. It shows a legendary ship and its devotees as they end the era of the true transatlantic liner.
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of a god when he strikes his sword
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Wednesday, 04 February 2015 08:17
Nvidia joins Apple and Qualcomm on Samsung's 14nm node
Getting crowded, isn't it?
Nvidia appears to be the latest chip designer to use Samsung's and GlobalFoundries' 14nm node. The company won't be alone, as the same node will be used by Apple, Qualcomm, AMD and of course Samsung.
Monday, 22 September 2014 11:13
Nvidia's first 20nm product is a mobile SoC
Erista might be the one
Sunday, 30 March 2014 17:25
Tegra Parker comes after Erista
Maxwell GPU
Thursday, 27 March 2014 20:27
Nvidia Pascal bandwidth is min 800GB/s
4000GFLOPS single, 12000GFLOPS double precision
Wednesday, 20 March 2013 09:06
Nvidia sheds more light on Tegra 5
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When my premi is cancelled? (HElP PLEASE!)
When I delete an image from my file manager, the story in the Stories Section that has that image as the doll becomes unreadable, because TDP 'can't locate the doll'.
Will this still apply when my premi runs out?
Will all my stories with a premi doll become unreadable until I buy premi again?
Please help! I'm an avid writer and would hate for all these stories to become obsolete just because of premium cancellation.
I'm not really sure, cuz I never use D&S. The only thing I can suggest is to copy down the stories while you still have premi and upload them elsewhere, like at deviantart, then link to them in your profile.
Also; why do you want to delete the dolls from filemanager? If it's to free up space, then just delete dolls that you don't use in stories.
Well, I deleted one doll as a test and ended up having to repost the story.
I wasn't planning on deleting all the dolls when my premi ended.
Thanks for you help anyway.
I'd still like anyone else to answer, though.
I'm almost positive that TDP does not clear your account settings if Premi is no longer active.
For example, if you'd had a Premium Maker, that maker would still exist even if your Premi is no longer active.
I would assume the Doll Manager and Dollz & Stories would work the same way, meaning that they will not be deleted.
But this is all going off the fact that I KNOW FOR SURE that Personal Makers and Contests created by Premi members are not deleted after their Premium runs out.
Hope that helps! :)
the dolls in your file manager do not get deleted even when your premi runs out that happened to me and when i renewed my premi the dolls were still there and if you have a maker it will still be there
Alright thanks guys! Your answers helped a lot. :D
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How to build a private IaaS cloud platform? - Part I, Servers
By Karoly Vegh-Oracle on Jan 03, 2013
This is Part I of the series "How to build a private IaaS cloud platform?", elaborating about the platform requirements to face when building a multipurpose Infrastructure as a Service platform.
In this post we are looking into the requirements the chosen servers have to fulfill.
See the Main Summary Post with links to the other sections (requirements analysis for OS, shared storage, virtualization, etc) here.
Part I: CPU and Server
What are the requirements a server and its CPU architecture need to fulfill to be chosen as an IaaS cloud building block?
Requirements list:
- CPU Threading: Your customers are going to want to run a lot of different applications on the cloud platform we're building, all with different preferences for threading capabilities. Some will require strong multithreading and throughput, others will prefer high single-thread performance, and there are those that need both these (e.g. the Oracle Database). That is, the choice of CPU can't simply concentrate on one profile, will have to fulfill both, to be considered a general purpose cloud architecture.
- Data Encryption Overhead: Your customers will be concerned by the fact that within your cloud eventually other projects, other customers have their applications running too. The question about data security will rise inevitably: "Is my data secure in your cloud?". Sure it is. As long as it is encrypted, you're on the safe side. I hear you say: "But encryption is so expensive in terms of performance!". Right. Usually it is. That is, another requirement for your platform: Keep the encryption overhead as small as possible.
- Migration risks: Many of your customers are running a large number of servers, legacy applications on legacy setups on legacy platforms, and are cautious about platform upgrades for risking breaking their applications' functionality. To provide a general purpose consolidation platform, you have to minimize the migration risk.
- Virtualisation: Obviously we're going to run virtual machines on the platform, and the server/CPU of choice must support this intention. Virtualisation requirements alone need an own discussion and will be discussed in the next post.
- Consolidation power: Any server worth its salt to be considered as a consolidation platform must be powerful enough to run a plethora of virtual machines.
Alright, we got this far. We have some important requirements to fulfill. Now let me introduce you to the SPARC T4 Servers in case you were not familiar with them - and also, allow me to show you how they fulfill these requirements.
SPARC T4 CPU and Servers:
How the T4 fulfills these requirements:
- CPU Threading: The SPARC T4 CPUs all have 8 cores. Each of these 8 cores run 8 threads paralelly, sharing the resources of that CPU core. That's right, that's 64 threads per core. That is, this is one of the modes it can run in. It also capable to run one thread, dedicating it all the power of the complete CPU core. That is, the T4 CPUs provide both single-thread and throughput performance. The best thing about this? The scheduler switches between the modes on-the-fly, dynamically, that is, the switch happens in operation, transparently. We call this dynamic threading.
Conclusion: the T4 CPUs fulfill both singlethread and throughput requirements, making them an excellent general-purpose platform and a great choice for IaaS implementations.
- Data Encryption Overhead: The T4 CPUs got hardware-encryption engines within their CPUcores. These are actual encryption- and hashing algorithms cast into silicon. That's right, math in metal(loid). Solaris can use these encryption engines to encrypt data at hardware speed, without having to calculate everything in software, thus sparing CPU cycles. It won't get faster than that. Encrypt your Databases (TDE), filesystems (ZFS), SSL traffic, Java application data (JCE), etc. Data safety without encryption overhead, at your fingertips.
Conclusion: The T4 Servers with their zero-overhead encryption are the right choice for building multitenant platforms, like IaaS environments.
- Migration risk: The CPU in question is a SPARC CPU. The SPARC Instruction Set has been only extended over time, that is, if you had your application running on an earlier SPARC CPU then the operation on the newer generation SPARC CPUs is guaranteed. You can of course recompile it to benefit from the new CPUfeatures, but that isn't a requirement to run the application. Also, for the binary compatibility regarding Solaris, see the Oracle Solaris Guarantee Program.
Conclusion: The application migration between legacy SPARC servers to current T4 servers is minimized.
- Virtualisation: the SPARC T4 servers carry a unique virtualisation technology in their firmware that allows you to carve up the boxes into several virtual machines called logical domains - I will dedicate these a complete followup post.
- Consolidation power: In a 4-Socket T4 Server (the T4-4) there are 4 CPUs, each with 8 CPU cores that can run 8 threads. That is 4x8x8 == 256 threads that can be executed parallelly. How many of your average servers can you consolidate on a box like this, let's say, with 2TB RAM?
Conclusion: there is a lot of power under the engine hood of the T4 servers to offer for serverconsolidation projects.
The T4 servers fulfill the most common Infrastructure as a Service platform requirements with dynamic threading characteristics to serve all kinds of application performancerequirements, built-in virtualization for multitenancy, HW-encryption for data safety, keeping migration risk at a minimum with SPARC backward compatibility, and a lot of computing power and throughput for platform consolidation.In the next blogpost we will look into the virtualization technology for the platform, its requirements to fulfill and how it is included - OVM for SPARC, aka LDoms.
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By Karoly Vegh-Oracle on Oct 25, 2012
On the 7. November there will be a live webcast about Oracle Solaris 11.1 and Oracle Solaris Cluster that you do not want to miss: the Online Launch Event: Oracle Solaris 11 - Innovations for your Data Center.
This live webcast will have three sessions:[Read More]
Wednesday May 16, 2012
Summary: What's new with Solaris 11 since the launch?
By Karoly Vegh-Oracle on May 16, 2012
So, what makes ZFS so cool? (Part I: high level overview)
By Karoly Vegh-Oracle on May 16, 2012
I have the privilege to do Solaris 11 tech-updates/demos at customers. It always amazes me how much they are amazed by ZFS. Don't get me wrong, ZFS is really cool. But it isn't exactly new technology, it's been around for a while now, the first implementations in 2003, included in Solaris 10 since S10 Update 2 in 2006. Everyone has heard about it being awesome, but every now and then I get the question for detauls: So tell me, what really makes ZFS so cool?
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The Minnesota Wild have clinched a playoff spot and cemented their place as the first wild card participant.
The Wild have two games remaining while the rest of the Western Conference playoff contenders have three.
The Wild will face the worse of the two Western Conference division winners.
St. Louis Blues (52-20-7; 111 points)
The Blues looked destined for the top spot. They have fallen back to earth and have just a 5-5-0 record in their last 10 games, including three straight losses. The Wild will play the Blues Thursday at the Xcel Energy Center.
The Blues have won all four previous games between the two teams this season, including three in regulation.
The Wild have lost nine straight games against the Blues.
The Blues final three games includes road games at the Wild and Dallas Stars Thursday and Friday before finishing with a home game against the Detroit Red Wings.
The Blues are clinging to a one-point lead for the Western Conference's best record.
Anaheim Ducks (51-20-8; 110 points)
The Ducks have played well over the last 10 games with a 6-3-1 record, but that can be taken with a grain of salt. They have not had the toughest schedule over that span with nine games against non-playoff teams. They have played the Calgary Flames, Edmonton Oilers (three times), Florida Panthers, Nashville Predators, Vancouver Canucks (twice) and Winnipeg Jets in that span. The only playoff contender was the San Jose Sharks.
The Ducks will play much tougher final games with home games against the Sharks Wednesday and Colorado Avalanche on Sunday bookending a road game at the Los Angeles Kings.
The Wild have a 1-1-1 record against the Ducks this season. The two teams split the two games in Anaheim and the Ducks won the game in St. Paul in overtime.
Colorado Avalanche (51-21-7; 109 points)
The Avalanche have put the pressure on the Blues with a 7-1-2 record in the last 10 games, including a lopsided win in St. Louis. The schedule has not been overly easy for the Avalanche with six games against current playoff teams. The three losses have come against the Boston Bruins (regulation), Winnipeg Jets (overtime) and the Pittsburgh Penguins (shootout). The seven wins include two shootout and two overtime victories.
The Wild have a 1-3-1 record against the Avalanche this season, including one shootout win and one shootout loss.
The Avalanche will finish the regular season with three games on the west coast. They are at the Vancouver Canucks and San Jose Sharks, Thursday and Friday, respectively, before finishing at the Ducks on Sunday.
San Jose Sharks (49-21-9; 107 points)
The Sharks have been jockeying for the Pacific Division lead with the Ducks for quite some time. However, a 4-4-2 record in the last 10 games has pushed them three points back.
The Sharks schedule over the last 10 games has not been difficult with six games against non-playoff teams. The Sharks lost five of those six games (three in regulation and two in a shootout).
The Wild have a 1-1-1 record against the Sharks this season.
The Sharks finish the regular season with road games at the Ducks on Wednesday and the Phoenix Coyotes on Saturday with a home game against the Avalanche in between on Friday.
Chicago Blackhawks (45-19-15; 105 points)
The Blackhawks need a lot to go right to catch the Blues and Avalanche, but it is mathematically possible. They have been okay over the last 10 games with a 6-4 record with seven games against teams currently in the playoffs.
The Blackhawks finish the regular season with a home game against the Montreal Canadiens on Wednesday and road games at the Washington Capitals and Nashville Predators, Friday and Saturday, respectively.
The Wild have a 3-1-1 record against the Blackhawks this season.


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"Yoshi's New Island," the latest addition to the beloved "Yoshi's Island" series, is set for a March 14 release on the Nintendo 3DS, Nintendo confirmed in a press release today obtained by Examiner.
According to the press release, "Yoshi's New Island" will feature worlds inspired by watercolor paintings, providing a unique aesthetic. On the gameplay side, Yoshi will be able to transform into different vehicles and objects to help him traverse through each level. Yoshi will also be able to transform into what Nintendo calls "Super Yoshi," which allows the character to climb walls and ceilings.
"Yoshi's New Island will also feature a two-player cooperative challenge, which will consist of six mini-games, adding to the lengthy single-player campaign. With the a cool look and plenty of different ways to play, Nintendo said they are confident in "Yoshi's New Island's" chances at eating up gamers' spare time.
"Yoshi's New Island will appeal to fans of the previous Yoshi's Island games, but also to younger gamers who are experiencing the series for the first time," Scott Moffitt, Nintendo of America's executive vice president of Sales & Marketing, said in today's press release. "With Yoshi's New Island, the slate of 2014 Nintendo 3DS games is off to an excellent start."
Will you buy "Yoshi's New Island"? Do you agree with Moffitt that it's a great way for Nintendo to start the new year on the 3DS? Speak out in the comment section below.
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Fraunhofer's HHI Panoramic 3D Configuration
Working with giant screens like IMAX typically requires special cameras configured for panoramic shooting, with a lengthy post stitching step. However, once you move to 3D the typical setups break down because you have to get much more information in the frame:
Generating 3D video panoramas, however, is much more complicated. Whereas the stitching of each panorama for the left and the right eye requires a parallax-free recording of sub-images, the stereo representation itself needs a sufficient amount of parallax for proper 3D reproduction.
This problem is a tough one to solve, but Fraunhofer has come with a (Rather extreme) solution. Combining cameras and mirrors into a omni-directional camera module, they can put multiples of them together in 24-degree increments to get all the way up to a 360-degree circle for a massive 15,000×2,000 pixel image.
Currently in a rough prototype, it looks like a truly mammoth camera to try to work with tho.
via Panoramic 3D a step closer – Newsletter3DMasters-content | TVBEurope Magazine Online & In Print.


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Who doesn't love history? You can find just that, in abundance, at the Midway Village Museum in Rockford, IL. This village has 26 structures and gardens in it, all spread over 148 acres. The village is representative of a rural community that lived in this area around 1890-1910.
Visit on the weekend if you can, and you'll see docents in period clothing leading tours and describing what life was like for the people of the day.
The Midway Village Museum describes itself as the "best institution for collecting, preserving and interpreting the history of the Rockford region. [It] is committed to educating and enriching our community by providing state-of-the-art exhibits, programs and events."
And they carry out their mission very well. One of the stories they tell is about what it was like to be a newly-arrived immigrant in Rockford, IL. You can hear the stories of the people who came over. They will tell you what it meant to pack your suitcase and come to America, the country "over there." You can also learn what it was like to apply for a job in the furniture factory, a great achievement if you could get it.
If you want to know what life was like in the 1840s in Rockford, then listen to the stories of how Rockford became an important regional center of government, industry and commerce as quickly as 20 years after it was founded.
But don't doubt there was fun in Rockford too! You can find out the story of the Rockford Peaches, one of four charter teams of the All American Girls Professional Baseball League, right here at the museum.
And fun too is the story of the sock monkey, those red heeled socks. You can hear how the seemless sock invention actually came about (and no, we're not going to tell you, you'll have to find that out for yourself). Rockford was to become known as "the home of the Sock Monkey."
If you love old doll's houses (and what lady of a certain age doesn't?) there's a museum here with 30 miniature homes that represents different countries around the world.
Get a calendar of events of what's going on for the upcoming year at the Midway Village Museum from their website at www.midwayvillage.com


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Within the last three weeks, two items in our police blotter raised some eyebrows in our newsroom, resulted in a few tears and led us to change our policy on running items about juveniles charged with felonies.
The first item was about a 15-year-old boy being charged with three counts of rape.
Associated editor Margo Pope, police reporter Lory Pounder and I tossed around the ethics of running the name of a boy so young in the newspaper. After all, he was 15, still a boy, despite the seriousness of the charge.
We decided to run his name because of the gravity of the charges. We also decided that in the case of most children under age 16, we would no longer run their arrests in the police blotter. We did not want to stigmatize children who might otherwise grow up to be good citizens, despite a bump in the road. Still, we will continue to run the names of children 14 and 15 who are charged with an extremely serious crimes, such as rape or murder.
Over the years, this newspaper has run the names of all children ages 14 and 15 charged with felony crimes and reserved judgment on those 13 and younger. Our new policy ups that to age 16. All people age 16 or older who are charged with a felony will make it in our police blotter column. Those younger will see their names in the blotter only if they are charged with a serious crime.
Either Margo Pope or I will make the call on what names of youths under age 16 will run in the police blotter.
The second issue was a woman who came in crying and trembling and begging to have her name kept out of the police blotter.
It seems that she returned home on a Saturday night to find her boyfriend -- who she said had called her a few hours earlier to say he loved her -- in bed with another woman. The woman was furious and apparently started to beat up the other woman.
Shortly after, she was in jail facing charges of domestic battery.
She came to see me because she said someone at the jail told her that The St. Augustine Record routinely keeps names out of the police blotter and that she only had to ask.
That's not the case, and I told the woman that anyone on my staff who deliberately omits the name of someone from the police blotter will be fired on the spot.
I then called Sheriff David Shoar and asked him to tell the people at the jail that we run all names on the police blotter. No exceptions.
I told the tearful woman that I was sorry for her predicament, and that I hoped something good would come of it, and already something has. She no longer has that guy for a boyfriend.
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Track 9: "Who Gon Stop Me?"
Sounds Like: Jay and Kanye's grand dubstep experiment, name-checking and sampling most of a Flux Pavilion song to proclaim themselves unstoppable. It's about all they do, too; save for the midsection, where Jay's rap and the most dynamic part of the beat boost each other up, "Who Gon Stop Me" might as well be a mostly-unchanged mixtape cut.
Pros: That Flux Pavilion song was good, right? You hear pretty much the entire thing, and credit Kanye's "extra production" for making it sound slightly less blown-out than the original. Some people might call that a con; we've got different ideas. For instance:
Cons: This is nothing like the Holocaust, and "ixnay on my dixnay" doesn't even make Pig Latin grammatical sense. (The word you're searching for is "ickday," assuming you're not George Washington.) Let's take a break from Kanye, though; "like a rabbit, I like carrots. I'm allergic to having bunny ears" and "like, nope" would be bad enough had Jay not sounded temporarily out-of-breath from the exertion. There's boasting, then there's not even trying.
Song Winner: At least Jay restricts his embarrassing lines to one-offs; the rest of his verse is solid or at least attached to a solid beat. Kanye's are repeats.
Definitive Self-Aggrandizing Lyric: Jay's "Pablo Picasso, rock those rookies / graduated to the MOMA, and I did all of this without a diploma."
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Being over 50 is no excuse for not being in shape!
Fitness and exercise is extremely important for anyone interested in maintaining a healthy lifestyle and an even healthier body. People are mostly into fitness in order to shape their bodies and make them look as good as possible and because they are interested in improving their overall fitness and endurance levels.
This means that most people simply give up exercise as they grow up and they become less interested in looking good or being able to run marathons, which is a very big mistake, especially for men.
As I am sure you know,men's bodies produce a unique hormone called testoren,which is very important for their bodies. As they grow older, their bodies produce less and less testosterone and this leads to accumulation of excess fat near in the chest area and around the abdomen. Scientists believe that all this excess fat can cause heart problems, as well as diabetes and even some forms of cancer!
As you can probably tell, getting rid of all that fat is extremely important, especially if a man is close to or just over 50. So how does one get rid of this fat?
Well, there is only one way to do it: some good old fashioned workout routines for men! That's right, the only way to make this fat leave your body, is by sweating it out. The following are some workouts for men that have been specifically designed for men over the age of 50. These workouts for men over 50 will help them burn all this excess fat, without worrying about getting injured in the process
Strength and resistance workout programs for men
OK, full disclosure, for strength and resistance training you will need some weights like kettlebells and dumbbells. If you don't have any lying around, you can just use some heavy objects, like big books, that you have in your house as weights. Strength and resistance exercises engage a lot of the muscles in your body, which will in turn force your body to produce more testosterone, which will burn away the excess fat. Furthermore, those exercises will also help your bones grow stronger and they are also very beneficial for your heart. A strength and resistance exercise routine for men over 50 should contain a lot of lat presses, squats, military presses, bench presses and lat pull downs. Since you will be using weights for those exercises, you should start with smaller ones and do a lot of reps and then move to slightly bigger weights and less reps.
Core exercise routines for men
Fat concentration around the abdomen is very dangerous for men over 50, which is why fat loss workouts for men are extremely important for them. Those should be based around exercises that target the abdominal and the lower back muscles, those exercises are abdominal crunches and planking, respectively. In order to exercise your abdominal muscles and burn the fat there, just do as many abdominal crunches as you can in one sitting three times a week. Planking is a bit more taxing, it requires you to lie down on your stomach and raise your body with your toes and forearms, so you should take things a bit easy. Just hold the "plank" position for up to 5 seconds, three to five times a week and you'll be fine.
Cardio workouts for men over 50
Cardio workouts are great because they not only make the heart and lungs stronger, but they also help men lose weight, and both those things are very important for men over 50. Cardio workouts at home are really easy, since you don't need any equipment or a home gym for them. What you do need however, is nice weather and the desire to spend some time outside your house. Walking, running and swimming will provide you with a great cardio workout. Just take things easy at first if you are a beginner and gradually increase the distance you walk or run or the number of laps you swim around the pool.
Those are some of the safest and best workouts for men over 50, but they are also great for younger men as well! Just remember, that just because you have reached a certain age, this doesn't mean that your body doesn't need any maintenance. Exercise is not just to make us look good and boost our confidence, it is also about improving our health and staying healthy, so you should never give up your at home workouts for men. What you should do, is modify them to better suit your age and physical condition.
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1000+ members achieved our SOA Partner Community
By Juergenkress-Oracle on Dec 06, 2008
Thanks for your success our SOA Partner Community achieved more than 1000 members. If you are not yet a member please feel free to Visit and sign up for the SOA Community www.oracle.com/goto/emea/soa (OPN account required)
Partner play a key role in the Oracle SOA got to market strategy. Therefore the SOA Partner Community is the accelerator for customer, partners and Oracle. We would like to thank you our partners for their contribution in the community and would like to emphasis benefits for our customers. In the next months our focus is to launch local SOA Partner communities. We are looking forward to welcome many additional partners in the communities
• Oracle today welcomes the 1000th member of its Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) Partner Community and expects the group's ranks to swell as additional BEA-specialist partners come onboard.
• Launched in August 2005, the SOA Partner Community attracted 86 members in its first three months, with momentum building rapidly to reach 850 members by May 2008.
Availability and Details
• The SOA Community has garnered rave reviews from members who receive topical newsletters, access to a member's page, sales, marketing and product resources.
• Community members can access regular product web casts and interact at physical events held regularly throughout Europe.
• The community's website provides a discussion forum, with more than 150 registered participants, where partners actively answer each other's questions, share best practices and provide feedback to Oracle that the company considers when developing product strategy.
• The EMEA SOA Partner Community is the sixth largest group on Oracle Mix - the company's global feedback and discussion forum for partners, customers and staff - with 2,600 views in the past 12 months.
• Objectives of the community include training partners on new technologies and helping BEA partners integrate into the Oracle ecosystem.
• The next EMEA SOA Partner Community Forum physical event is planned for January 2009.


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When 11 students form Poland and the Ukraine arrived in Destin this summer, they expected housing, jobs and transportation. When the housing fell through, a good Samaritan offered them space to camp out on his property, but now the city wants them out.
Life got a bit easier when the 11 students met Tom Curry.
"It was fixing to be a bad storm lightning and what have you, I picked them up, took them to where they were staying and realized what they were paying for, what they were getting and I was a little ashamed."
So he invited them onto his property, though they don't have much; one toilet, one shower, a small table.
It is admittedly makeshift, but Curry says the foragers enjoy it. It gives the tight-knit group a chance to stay together and the best thing it is free.
Recently, city officials ordered them out claiming the residential area was not a campsite, but now the city wants them in decent housing even though they want to stay.
Curry said, "I think they're our guests in this country and we don't need to be charging the exorbitant fees especially when they're doing jobs that are needed."
The city has said the students can stay until they find them all affordable housing.


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Every time you turn around these days, you hear about another person on a medically restricted diet. The reasons range from lactose intolerance to autoimmune conditions to life-threatening allergies.
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Dublin's Chapter One, now in its 22nd year, offers an excellent example of modern Irish cookery. Chef and co-owner Ross Lewis and his staff will make you feel comfortable whether you're a tourist, a local shop clerk or a certain internationally famous Irish rock star who's known to frequent the place.
March 26, 2014
Housed inside the lovely Grand Velas Riviera Nayarit Resort, just north of Puerto Vallarta, Piaf Restaurant presents French fare with a nod to fresh Mexican ingredients in a stunner setting.
March 25, 2014
Last year, several of our favorite travel writers reported on the finest little-known hotels and resorts they'd discovered ("11 Great Hotels and Resorts You've Probably Never Heard Of," February/March 2013). Now it's mealtime.
January 20, 2014
"Chicken Supreme" Lives Up to Its Name
October 3, 2013
Like a tiny slice of Paris set in San Diego's up-and-coming East Village neighborhood, Cafe Chloe is a charming corner setting for both locals and visitors, some of whom stop by before or after a baseball game at nearby Petco Park.
May 10, 2013
Restaurants such as Arthur Bryant's and Gates Bar-B-Q are arguably better known among Kansas City barbecue fans, but relative newcomer Oklahoma Joe's is nonetheless a standout.
March 15, 2013
Set in the hills above the historic and enchanting Brazilian town of Tiradentes in the southern portion of the state of Minas Gerais, Yum Yum is a charming little indoor/outdoor restaurant serving simple yet delectable fare. This unpretentious spot is widely known for its version of one of Brazil's favorite comfort foods, coxinha (pronounced co-sheena).
February 1, 2013
Burgundy is known for magnificent vineyards, hotels and dining, and you can enjoy all three at Relais & Chateau Bernard Loiseau, a five-diamond hotel with a three-star Michelin restaurant. Located in Saulier, less than an hour from everything in Burgundy, this property offers the perfect respite after a day of wine tasting.
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The Explicit Gospel - Matt Chandler's book The Explicit Gospel is free this month at ChristianAudio.
Bart Ehrman Is At It Again - "Someone turned my attention to an article in the Huffington Post by Bart Ehrman called 'Who Wrote the Bible and Why it Matters.' The essence of the article is an argument that the Bible contains lies. Most specifically, these lies surround the authorship of individual books of the Bible which claim to be written by one person and, in fact, are not."
Judge Not - What did Jesus mean when he said "Judge Not?" Sam Storms answers.
Persecution Update - Frontline Ministries has a persecution update from Afghanistan. This jumped out at me: "There are 48,000 mosques in the country—but not a single church building."
A Break Through the Clouds - Here's a great article for a pastor to read on a Monday. Pastor Tim Bridges reflects on a month's vacation and what it taught him about the ministry. Also for the pastor, St. Helen's Bishopgate has posted their most recent Preaching Matters interview.
Top Ten Newly Discovered Species - National Geographic has information about ten new species of plants and animals discovered in 2012.
The Gospel in Our Jerusalem - Matt Chandler: "Why do we struggle so much with heralding the gospel in Jerusalem? Why are we comfortable with hopping on a plane and sharing the good news to a people we've never met yet uncomfortable with sharing the good news to our neighbors and co-workers, those we know and see every day?"
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One of the Wundt's students was Edward Titchener (1867-1927), an Englishman who eventually took Wundt's ideas to Cornell University in Ithaca, New York. Titchener expanded on Wundt's original ideas, and called his new viewpoint structuralism, because the focus of study was the structure of the mind. He believed that every experience could be broken down into its individual emotions and sensations. Although Titchener agreed with Wundt that consciousness, the state of being aware of external events, could be broken down into its basic elements, Titchener also belived that the introspection method could be used on thoughts just as it was on physical sensations. For example, Titchener might have asked his students to introspect about things that are blue rather than actually giving them a blue object and asking for reactions to it. Such an exercise might have led to something like the following: "What is blue? There are blue things, like the sky or a bird's feathers. Blue is cool and restful, blue is calm……": and so on.
In 1894, one of Titchener's students at Cornell University became famous for becoming the first woman to receive a PhD in Psychology. Her name was Margaret F Washburn, and was Titchener's only graduate student for that year. In 1908, she published a book on animal behavior that considered an important work in that era of psychology, The Animal Mind.
Margaret F Washburn
Structuralism was a dominant force in the early days of psychology, but it eventually died out in the early 1900s, as the structuralists were busily fighting among themselves over just which key elements of experience were the most important. A competing view arose not long after Wundt's Laboratory was established, shortly before structuralism came to America.
Harvard University was the first school in America to offer classes in psychology in the late 1870s. One of Harvard's most illustrious instructors William James (1842-1910) taught these classes. James began teaching anatomy and physiology, but as his interest in psychology developed, he began to teaching psychology, almost exclusively. His comprehensive textbook on the subject, Principles of Psychology, is so brilliantly written that copies are still in print.
William James
Unlike Wundt and Tichener, James believed that trying to study consciousness was like trying to study the wind. Conscious ideas are constantly flowing in an ever-changing stream, and once you start thinking about what you get the picture, anyway. Instead, James focused on how the mind allows people to function in the real world-How people work, play, and adapt to their surroundings, a viewpoint he called functionalism. If physical traits could aid in survival, why couldn't behavioral traits do the same? Animals and people whose behavior helped them to survive would pass those traits on to their offspring, perhaps by teaching or even by some mechanism of heredity. (Remember that this was early in the days of trying to understand how heredity worked.)
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It is interesting to note that one of James's early student Mary Whiton Calkins, who completed every course and requirement for earning a PhD but was denied that degree by Harvard University because she was a woman. She was allowed to take those classes as a guest only. Calkins eventually established a psychological laboratory at Wellesley College. Her work was some of the earliest research in the area of human memory and the psychology of the self. In 1905, she became the first female president of the American Psychological Society. Unlike Washburn, Calkins never earned the elusive PhD despite a successful career as a professor and researcher.
Gestalt psychology
In Germany, Max Wertheimer, like James, objected to the structuralism point of view but for different reasons. Wertheimer felt that psychological events such as perceiving (becoming aware of something through the senses) and sensing (seeing, hearing, feeling, tasting, or smelling something) could not be broken down into any smaller elements and still be properly understood.
Max Wertheimer
Wertheimer and other psychologists, devoted their efforts to studying sensation and perception in this new perspective, Gestalt psychology. Gestalt is a German word meaning "good form" or "good figure", which fit well with the focus on studying whole patterns rather than small pieces of them. Today, Gestalt ideas are part of the study of cognitive psychology, a field focusing not only on perception but also on learning, memory, thought process, and problem solving; the basic Gestalt principles of perception are still taught within this newer field. The Gestalt approach has also been influential in psychological therapy, becoming the basis for a major therapeutic technique called Gestalt therapy.


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Anaheim Hills resident Jenny* will never forget the night her parents whisked her and her younger brothers out of their Corona house in the middle of the night, packed them into the station wagon, and drove 20 miles to Buena Park, where they ended up on her aunt's doorstep, with nothing but their suitcases and the clothes on their backs.
It was 1981 and Jenny was 9-years-old. The United States was going through a deep recession that put millions of people like Jenny's parents—a factory worker and an office clerk—out of work. They were evicted from their home when the bank foreclosed after months of missed payments.
"I'll knew something was wrong, but I didn't know what it was," recalls Jenny now. "My parents were always fighting. My mom was always crying. I wish someone had told me the truth about our financial problems— then I would have been prepared."
In 2010, with America barely beginning its recovery from the worst recession since the 1930s, many children are caught in the undertow of their parents' financial problems. Often, parents try to hide their money woes from their children in the mistaken belief that they are protecting them. Children are perceptive; even if parents don't openly speak about the fraying family budget, the children know something is going on. "Kids will see the worry on your face, the tension in your body," explains Jan Faull, child development and behavior specialist and author of "Unplugging Power Struggles: Resolving Emotional Battles with Your Kids Ages 2 to 10."
Experts agree: it is important to share information about your financial challenges with your child, but you need to how much to share, and how to share it. According to clinical child psychologist Michelle New in her article "How to Talk to Kids When Money is Tight", parents need to be honest with their children, but not give them so much information that they are frightened. Here are tips to help parents open up with their children about a difficult financial situation:
- Consider the child's age. The older the child, the more information they can handle. A preschooler only needs to know that mommy and daddy love him, and that his tummy will be full. A school age child can be told that restaurant dining and new clothes purchases are on hold for the time being, along with the reasons why. Teens, who may be discussing current events in school, can be given more details. A teenager may surprise you with valuable input on ways to trim the family budget.
- Use the crisis as a teaching moment. Explain mortgages, credit cards and banking in simple terms your school-aged or teen children can understand. Share with them ways the family can work together to build a stronger financial future. Children want to help; have a younger child help you clip and organize coupons. An older teen can look into alternative ways to pay college or trade school expenses.
- Reassure children that they are safe and that your family will get through the crisis. Even if you are losing your home, let your children that their security is your first priority. If you know the date you're leaving your home, tell the children. Let them know what is going to happen: you're moving into an apartment or going to stay with a friend. If they will change schools, spend some time with them researching their new school and talking about the best way to make the transition.
- Allow your child to express their feelings. It is natural at some point for your child to feel like they are missing out, perhaps on a special toy, a trip, participation in a sport, or new clothes. Let them share what they are feeling. Allow them to cry—or even be angry. A financial change is difficult for everyone in the family. Your children need time to adjust, just like you do. So be patient with them, and always let them know how much you love them.
- Focus on the positive. As dire as a situation may be, there is always something to be grateful for. Try this: in the evening, all the members of the family take a moment to share one thing they appreciate. Cutting out cable TV means more time for board games. Eating at home instead of a restaurant gives families the chance to cook together. An out of-work parent has more time to spend with the children.
Jenny's family was back on its' feet after seven months of living with relatives. The most important lesson she took away from the experience of losing her family home is that parents need to be open with their children during stressful times. Now the mother of four daughters, she and her husband have been educating their children about finances since they were old enough to drop pennies in a piggy bank. "Money's been a little tight the last two years," she says. "We work together to make the most of what we have."
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SunVault Energy Announces It is Bridging the Gap Between Old World Power Grid Infrastructure and New World Renewable Power Generation and Storage
Sunvault Energy, Inc (OTC BB: SVLT) announced its All-in-One plug and play technology combines solar energy generation with an integrated storage solution to reduce or potentially eliminate the monthly power bill.
The Company is preparing for a dramatic shift in power. SunVault's technology platform and commercialization road map redefines the cost of electricity and the way it can be generated, stored, purchased, installed and utilized. From homeowners to businesses, from cell phones to cameras, from homes to apartment buildings, and to feeding the power grid, all of these powered situations and devices may have a new friend.
Leadership is crucial to carrying out the company's goals especially when it comes to assisting with bridging the gap between old power grid infrastructure and new world renewable power generation and storage. Sunvault Energy has assembled some of the industry's best.
In fact, the MIT Road Map evaluation review (dated August 21, 2013 –http://www.sunvaultenergy.com/web20/technology-reports/ ) said the following concerning Sunvault's direction in leadership: "We are confident in the demonstrated technical and managerial ability of Sunvault's leaders to execute industrial research…"
About SunVault Energy, Inc.:
SunVault Energy, Inc. is committed to bringing cost effective generation and energy storage to the solar industry through a seamless, novel and simultaneous integration of energy generation and storage at the molecular level. SunVault's mandate is to deploy its platform in an attempt to eliminate the monthly electricity bill for anyone who uses electricity thereby positively impacting the lives of 6 billion people around the world. Neither the platform technology nor ensuing product roadmap are anticipated to be dependent upon government subsidy or tax incentive programs to create product demand.
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Released: Feb 01st, 2001
Running Time: 90
Director: Gary "Chris" McKay
Companies: LA HEAT, L.A. Heat Video
Distribution Companies: Falcon Studios
Cast: Emon, Cory Douglas, Steve Tyler, Valentino (II), Angelo "Horse" Rico, Dave Casino
Critical Rating: AA 1/2
Genre: Gay and Bi
This could easily fit into the Latino or interracial section.
Basic fare for those who love Latino men in compromising situations and find that they definitely know how to assume all the necessary positions. Production value is adequate as the guys go through the normal scenarios such as a pizza delivery guy, showing a tourist the town and jogging out on the trail. However, the last scene involving three of the cuties is by far the hottest. One should also note, two of the four scenes are oral only.


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Franchise Index: Previous Season / Next Season
9-7-0, Finished 3rd in AFC East Division · 2008 NFL Season Summary
SRS: Total 0.2, Offense: 2.2, Defense: -1.9, SoS: -2.8, avg is 0.0.
Scored 405 points (25.3/g), 9th of 32 in the NFL. Allowed 356 points (22.2/g), 18th.
Differential of 49 points (3.1/g), 12th. Expected W-L: 9.2-6.8.
Eric Mangini (9-7-0)
Offensive Coordinator: Brian Schottenheimer
Defensive Coordinator: Bob Sutton
Other Notable Asst.: Brian Daboll (Quarterbacks), Dan Quinn (Defensive Line) and Dennis Thurman (Secondary)
Stadium: Giants Stadium
Training Camp: Hofstra University (Hempstead, New York)
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Brickstone // Just like its neighbor, Progressive Field, this spot at Bolivar Road and East Ninth Street has seen a rotating lineup of players in recent years (remember Alice Cooper'stown, Local Heroes and GoodFellers?). In the batter's box since April, Brickstone has joined the league of eateries looking to score hungry fans for pregame dining in the Gateway District. But the restaurant's strategy is more about mixing fine dining — think grilled vegetable lasagana — with bar snacks such as wings and burgers than dollar drafts. It hits a home run with the addition of a large, brick oven that churns out wood-fired pizzas. Try the inventive short rib option ($14), topped with braised short rib, caramelized onions, cremini mushrooms, pesto, roasted tomatoes and blue cheese. Throw your taste buds a curveball and order the flight of four Smokehouse Sliders ($15). The color-coded toothpick in each bun identifies what you're about to eat: red for barbecue beef brisket with onion straws, green for barbecue pulled pork with apple coleslaw, orange for barbecue pulled chicken and blue (our personal favorite) for smoked turkey with cranberry chutney and Gruyere. And don't worry, there are still plenty of TVs so you can enjoy your meal and cheer on the Tribe without leaving your seat.
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Jessica Simpson is no stranger to criticism about her weight. Over the course of her career, she has gone from a sex symbol to a joke, and now she is steadily reclaiming her title as one of the sexiest singers. According to a Jan 30 story by E! Online, the sexy star posted an Instagram picture that showed her in exceptional shape.
In the image posted to her Instagram account, Jessica is seen wearing a tight fitting white swim suit. The suit is based on a vintage design, and it perfectly matched her buxom form. The white bathing suit features a slit that exposes Jessica Simpson's ample cleavage. From the look of these pictures, you would not be able to tell the 33 year old was a mother of two. To finish her smoldering look, she sported a pair of pink sunglasses and tousled hair. The swimsuit was from the Spring 2014 collect of her clothing line, and pictures of the rest of her anticipated spring collection are expected to be released soon.


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Brüls was most recently CFO of J. Müller AG, Brake. Derby said Bögershausen is leaving the company at "his own request" for personal reasons. "Derby Cycle AG has experienced many changes ...
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On April 26, the Petersen Automotive Museum announced that the foundation established by its founder, Robert E. "Bob" Petersen and his wife, Margie, will donate an additional $100 million to the institution. The gift includes the buildings that house the museum on Los Angeles' Museum Row, the Petersens' collection of 135 classic vehicles, cash and more.
"I am fulfilling a vision that Mr. Petersen and I shared and planned to do someday," Margie Petersen said in announcing the gift. "I am so happy I can launch the museum into a new era of growth and expansion."
That growth and expansion doesn't mean a new building in a new location. As Chris Brown, information and marketing manager for the museum noted in an interview with classiccars.com, the museum's location at Wilshire and Fairfax is the third-busiest intersection in Los Angeles.
However, he added, many people drive right past without knowing what's inside. One of the projects planned is to enhance the museum's visual appeal -- outside and inside. Outside that likely means an enhance facade, inside it means new and expanded displays. The hands-on art and science area on the third floor will be renovated. A new automotive library and archive will be created. New vehicles will be added as well.
"This opens some opportunities for us," Brown said. "It secures out future."
Instead of leasing its building and the adjacent parking structure, the museum now owns them.
The gift also puts the museum in better position to seek additional donations, of cash and cars.
"Anytime a non-profit can prove it's a viable entity and is going to be around, it's more likely to get additional donations," Brown said.
But while looking forward to ways to use the gift, Brown added that the museum will not forget its roots, its role not only as a car collection but as an education institution.
For example, the museum will continue a program started by Margie Petersen to pay for buses used to bring 8,000 students to the museum each year from grade and high schools that cannot afford to fun field trips.
"Our goal isn't to turn every kid into a gear head," Brown said. "It's just to get their brains working on creative things and to become inspired. Maybe it's a story of somebody who started a car company or the science of one of the processes of manufacturing."
Visiting the Petersen, he said, "It's just a day off school. We want them to go back with new information and inspiration."
RM assembles museum-quality showcase
Not that the Petersen is going to rush right out and start spending millions on cars to add to its collection, but it could do worse than to have someone bidding at RM at the Concorso d'Elegance Villa d'Este event May 21 in northern Italy.
The catalog for that sale just arrived and it includes a group of cars seemingly any museum would be proud to display: the 1937 Bugatti Type 57SC Atalante coupe that won best-in-show at Pebble Beach in 1976; six one-of-a-kind Bertone concept cars; the 1965 Ford GT40 factory prototype roadster; the Figoni et Falaschi-bodied 1938 Talbot-Lago T150-C SS teardrop coupe that won best-in-show last summer at Meadowbrook; a Saoutchik-bodied 1935 Hispano-Suiza J12 cabriolet de ville; the only surviving 1954 Aston Martin DB 2/4 competition spider -- and the only one with bodywork by Bertone -- a 1938 Cadillac Sixteen town car stored for many years at the Vatican. All that and more, including seven fabulous Ferraris.
Barrett-Jackson clarifies reserve consignments
After six years of no-reserve bidding with its guarantee that every car that crosses the block will sell, Barrett-Jackson re-introduced consignments with reserves on a limited basis at its recent Palm Beach event. Now, the 40-year-old auction house has shared its plans for reserve consignments for its next three events.
At Orange County in June, reserves may be set on cars with a "minimum estimated value" of $200,000. That figure grows to $250,000 at Las Vegas in September, and to half-a-million dollars next January at Scottsdale.
"While we are happy to provide a level of security to some who have asked for the reserve model, Barrett-Jackson's no reserve format continues to create excitement in the auction arena." Craig Jackson, chairman and CEO, said in a news release.
Some consignors of more valuable vehicles are reluctant to let their cars cross the block without the safety net of a reserve price, a secret minimum bid known only to the owner and to auction house officials and below which a vehicle will not be sold. Barrett-Jackson's resumption of accepting reserve consignments on a limited basis is a way to attract those consignors and their vehicles.
New event at Hershey
The Elegance at Hershey is a new event on the classic car calendar. Actually, make that events, because the schedule include a re-running of the historic Hershey Hillcimb on June 11 for vintage (pre-1959) racers, including nearly two dozen pre-World War II cars, and a concours d'elegance featuring some 60 cars at the Hotel Hershey on June 12. For details, visit www.theeleganceathershey.com.
Fairfield concours looking for barn finds
Organizers of the eighth annual Fairfield County concours de'elgance, scheduled September 18 at Westport, Connecticut, are looking for barn-found vehicles – cars and motorcycles -- for a special featured class at the event. Entry deadline is June 15 through the www.fairfieldcountyconcours.com/barn website.
'Best Dam Garage' is gone
Fire has destroyed what remained of the legendary "Best Dam Garage in Town," the place in Daytona Beach, Florida, where Smokey Yunick worked his magic in the early days of NASCAR stock car racing. Yunick established Smokey's Garage in what formerly had been a Laundromat. In addition to the shop where Yunick built race cars for the likes of Fireball Roberts, Marvin Panch, Herb Thomas and A.J. Foyt, Yunick's complex grew to include research facilities for automakers and parts suppliers who sought his engineering expertise.
'An Evening at the Hotel California'
That's the theme for the annual musical performance that's part of the Corvette Funfest at Mid America Motorworks in Effingham, Illinois. The date is September 17 and the entertainer is Don Felder, four-time Grammy winner, Rock N' Roll hall of famer and former lead guitarist for 27 years for the Eagles and the writer of Hotel California.
'29 Lincoln best-in-show at La Jolla
Thomas Russell's 1929 Lincoln Limousine won best-in-shows honors at the seventh La Jolla (California) Motor Car Classic concours d'elegance.
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Heat Problems for Kids
Jayanth Talluri, MD, is a family practitioner at Brush Family Medicine in Brush, Colo. He can be reached at (970) 842-6262.
Question: My kids are big into the fall sports seasons. How can I help them avoid any problems while practicing and playing?
Answer: Sports practices for the upcoming fall sports seasons have begun.
Our bodies are normally cooled through sweating and radiating heat through our skin. Under certain circumstances, such as unusually high temperatures, high humidity, or vigorous exercise in hot weather, this natural cooling system may begin to fail, allowing internal heat to build up to dangerous levels. Here's what parents should be aware of and what to do:
Heat Cramps
Heat cramps are brief, severe cramps in the muscles of the legs, arms, or abdomen that may occur during or after vigorous exercise in extreme heat. The sweating that occurs with vigorous exercise causes the body to lose salts and fluids and the low level of salts causes the muscles to cramp.
Kids are particularly susceptible to heat cramps when they haven't been drinking enough fluids. Although painful, heat cramps aren't serious.
What to Do:
Most heat cramps don't require special treatment. A cool place, rest, and fluids should ease an athletes' discomfort. Massaging cramped muscles may also help.
Heat Exhaustion
Heat exhaustion is a more severe heat illness that can occur when someone in a hot climate or environment hasn't been drinking enough fluids. Symptoms may include:
- dehydration
- fatigue
- weakness
- clammy skin
- headache
- nausea and/or vomiting
- hyperventilation (rapid breathing)
- irritability
What to Do
- Go indoors or into the shade.
- Loosen or remove clothing.
- Take a bath in cool (not cold) water.
- Call your doctor for further advice.
If your child is too exhausted or ill to eat or drink, intravenous (IV) fluids may be necessary. If left untreated, heat exhaustion may escalate into heatstroke, which can be fatal.