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Scott Snyder, James Tynion IV and Jason Fabok keep their weekly story moving along nicely in "Batman Eternal" #2
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Bruce Timm returned to Batman with a short celebrating the character's 75th anniversary, now available to watch online in its entirety.
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SANTA CLARA -- Quarterback B.J. Daniels, who is trying to crack the 49ers roster as a seventh-round draft pick, is accustomed to daunting challenges. In his first college start, in 2009, he led South Florida to a 17-7 upset victory at No. 25 Florida State before a crowd of 83,524.
Daniels was an 18-year-old redshirt freshman at the time, but he insisted Saturday that he wasn't nervous. After all, as a Tallahassee, Fla., native he had been to plenty of FSU games.
"The only difference," he said, "is that I wasn't sitting in the stands anymore."
Instead, Daniels rushed for 126 yards and threw two touchdown passes, showing the kind of dual-threat skills that appeal to the 49ers for obvious reasons. Daniels, listed at 5-foot-11, 217 pounds, is not a freakish athletic specimen like starter Colin Kaepernick.
But his running/passing skills might offer coach Jim Harbaugh a new and useful toy. Daniels finished his career ranked third in Big East history with 10,501 yards of total offense (8,433 passing; 2,068 rushing). He also set the school record with 25 career rushing touchdowns.
During practices at the 49ers rookie minicamp this weekend, Daniels took some snaps at running back. He also fielded punts and kickoffs -- two things he never did in college.
"Honestly, I'm just doing what it takes to make the team," he said. "Whatever is asked of me, that's what I'm trying to do."
Daniels said he started practicing returns with some of his ex-South Florida teammates in hopes of boosting his NFL stock.
For now, though, he's preparing as a quarterback until he hears otherwise. His first big step is learning an NFL-sized playbook.
"It's a dictionary," Daniels said with a laugh. "There's a lot of good stuff in there. It's a good read."
Lemonier, 6-3 and 255 pounds, was a two-time All-Southeastern Conference honoree while at Auburn. He led the Tigers in sacks (91/2) and pressures (15) as a sophomore in 2011. Lemonier had 51/2 sacks and 12 pressures last season.
"It's a big adjustment," he acknowledged. "Then again, I put myself in this position. I told the coaching staff that I was willing to do whatever."
Listed at 6-3, 240 pounds, Gray said he's been studying film of Delanie Walker in hopes of filling the void left behind by the versatile tight end when he signed a four-year free-agent deal with the Tennessee Titans in March.
"I would like to say so," Gray said. "He did great things for this team. And now that I'm here, I'm trying to help do as much as I can to fill that role."

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|A super easy and moist crockpot chicken and dressing, made using a packaged stuffing mix like Pepperidge Farm, adding in sauteed onion and celery, cooked chicken and cream soup, blended with chicken stock.
Easy Slow Cooker Chicken and DressingThe concept of slow cooker dressing certainly isn't unique to me - you'll find a multitude of recipes online and at other blogs and websites, all slightly different from one another.
This method actually dates back to the late 70s in my recipe box, a time when convenience products and crockpots were all the rage with us working women. I used to rely on my crockpot a lot back then, but then fell away from it for years because I got bored with the way they cooked. Then I started blogging, finally upgraded my slow cooker, educated myself a little bit better on slow cookery and slowly started to build up my collection of recipes again.
This is a great shortcut recipe because it uses cream soups and packaged stuffing mix (such as Pepperidge Farm), but don't scoff at that, because they are both great time savers. Packaged stuffing mix is simply cornbread or bread that has already been crumbled or cubed, toasted and tossed with seasonings - nothing weird, that's it. Using them makes this not only super easy to make, but also results in a wonderfully tasty and moist dressing, whether you use it with chicken or turkey added in, or not.
You can certainly make up your own cornbread and bread for this recipe, breaking it up and toasting it, or even use my recipe for homemade chicken and dressing and layer that in the crockpot too, but this version just saves a few of those steps. Now.... there is one very important thing to note.
As with any packaged product today, you do need to take into consideration the seasonings that are included, and the higher sodium levels of a packaged product - which frankly, seems to have gotten a lot more salty to my taste-buds the past few years. Everything packaged - from boxed convenience meals to chips - all taste so highly salted to me, and I'm guessing that the salt is replacing some of those nasty preservatives that consumers demanded be removed. Luckily, I've experimented with the cream soups and discovered that while the reduced sodium and fat versions may not work as well with some casseroles, they do seem to work well with this slow cooker dressing. I also recommend using a lower sodium chicken broth when using the packaged stuffing, but not using freshly toasted bread or cornbread.
I had a package of Pepperidge Farm cornbread stuffing in my pantry that needed to be used, so that's what I used today, but their herb bread stuffing is just as good, if you prefer that. A combination of the two is also very good. Like so many other products today, the large bags of stuffing have also shrunk from its original 16 ounce bag, but the recipe still seems to hold its own, despite the loss of a few ounces, though you may want to use part of a partial bag to make up the difference to stay true too the original recipe. I do not recommend the cubed style version of stuffing mix because the liquid to bread ratio has not been adjusted for that and your dish may be too dry. If you use a boxed stuffing (like StoveTop) please understand that those are generally only about 6 ounces, so you will need several of them.
If you prefer to use fresh bread or cornbread instead, crumble the cornbread or whatever breads you are using and toast them first. Use the regular great for cooking cream soups and regular chicken broth, rather than the low sodium products, add a little poultry seasoning and bump up the herbs to make up for the loss of seasoning in the Pepperidge Farms mix.
Like my regular oven baked stuffing, I use a bit of the Bell's seasoning in place of plain sage. Bell's is a mixture of several seasonings, including rosemary, oregano, sage, ginger, and marjoram, and really adds a nice flavor punch to any dressing. If you don't have access to Bell's, or you don't feel like making up a copycat batch, just use plain sage, or add a couple tiny pinches of some or all of those seasonings.
Sage is a highly pungent, musky herb and it only takes a little to add flavor, so unless you already know you love an extreme sage flavor, go very light with it. You'll only need about 1/2 teaspoon of dry rubbed sage for this recipe, or about 1 tablespoon of freshly chopped sage leaves. As always, season lightly first with all seasonings and herbs, then taste and adjust. You can add, but you cannot take away.
I've written this from the way that I used to do it years back in my 3-1/2 quart, round slow cooker, and still do for just The Cajun and me. To make it for a holiday, double the ingredients and cook it in a larger 6 quart slow cooker.
While a lot of folks rely on their slow cookers for dressing on the holidays when the oven is otherwise occupied, you really don't have to wait for a holiday to enjoy a nice chicken and dressing supper. Let the slow cooker do the work for you, add a green vegetable and a salad, and some sweet tea, and you've got a nice and easy meal anytime of the year.
This really is the easiest dressing ever, it's always well received, and there's nothing to it. Frankly, nobody but you needs to know just how easy it was.
Here's how to make it.
First, I do like to saute the veggies, so add 1/2 cup of chopped onion and 1/4 cup of chopped celery to a skillet with a half stick of melted butter, and cook until tender, about 5 minutes. In a separate bowl, whisk together the soups and chicken broth; set aside.
Add the stuffing mix, poultry seasoning and sage to the sauteed veggies and toss. Taste and adjust for seasonings.
Start layering, in a 3-1/2 quart round slow cooker, with 1 cup of the stuffing mixture, topped with 1 cup of the cooked and shredded chicken.
Top that with 1 cup of the soup mixture. Repeat, placing half of the remaining stuffing as the next layer, followed by the rest of the chicken, then half of the remaining soup, remaining stuffing and finally ending with remaining soup.
Cover and cook on low for 6 to 7 hours, high 3 to 4. Transfer to serving dish if desired.
Recipe: Slow Cooker Chicken and Dressing©From the Kitchen of Deep South Dish
Prep time: 10 min |Cook time: 7 hours | Yield: About 4 to 6 servings
- 1/4 cup of unsalted butter
- 1/2 cup of chopped onion
- 1/4 cup of chopped celery
- 1 (14-16 ounces) bag commercial cornbread or herb seasoned stuffing (not cubed) (like Pepperidge Farm), or fresh crumbs (see cook's notes below)
- 1/2 teaspoon of poultry seasoning
- 1/2 teaspoon of dried, rubbed sage
- 1 (10.75 ounce) can low sodium cream of mushroom soup
- 1 (10.75 ounce) can low sodium cream of chicken soup
- 1-1/2 cups of low sodium chicken stock or broth
- 2 cups of cooked, chopped or shredded chicken
Melt butter in a large skillet and saute the onion and celery until tender, about 5 minutes. Add the stuffing, poultry seasoning and sage and toss. Taste and adjust seasonings as needed. Whisk together the soups and chicken broth; set aside.
Spray a 3-1/2 quart crockpot with cooking spray and layer as follows: 1 cup of the stuffing mixture, topped with 1 cup of the chicken, topped with 1 cup of the soup mixture. Repeat, placing only half of the remaining stuffing as the next layer, followed by the rest of the chicken, then only half of the remaining soup, and ending with the remaining stuffing and topping with the remaining soup.
Cover and cook on low for 6 to 7 hours, high 3 to 4. Transfer to serving dish if desired. Double this recipe for a party, potluck, for the holidays, or hearty appetites, and use a larger slow cooker, approximately 6-quarts in size. Time will be approximately the same.
Cook's Notes: Please note the size of the stuffing mix that you are using as you may need part of a second package to make up for the decrease in package size. I do not recommend the cubed version for this recipe. You may also substitute day old cornbread and/or rolls or other breads for the stuffing mix, or to make up the difference, however, adjust seasonings accordingly, especially using only breads. See note below. I substitute Bell's seasoning or make a copycat, for the sage. Since this recipe is using a pre-packaged stuffing, I do recommend lower sodium products. Healthy request soups work well too. Don't be tempted to put in any additional salt, until you taste the mixture. If you prepare a chicken for this, omit the salt in your stock and reserve the broth to use some of that here. May also use leftover chicken or turkey, remember that rotisserie chickens are often very salty.
Classic Homemade Slow Cooker Dressing: Omit the chicken and substitute homemade, day old cornbread, and/or day old rolls or other breads, or use a combination of the two, crumbled and toasted. You'll need about 4 cups total of crumbs, or 8 if you are doubling. Rather than lower sodium, I do recommend using the regular broth and the great for cooking cream soups to make up for the loss of salt. Add the Bell's, 1/4 teaspoon of black pepper and the poultry seasoning. Taste and adjust for all seasonings. Rather than layer, simply add all of the ingredients to the slow cooker, stir to combine, cover and cook.
Tip: Anytime that you make cornbread, or have leftover biscuits, rolls, or bread, crumble any leftovers you have and freeze them in a zipper freezer bag or container to use in dishes like this.
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It is that time of the year. New snow falling, legs are burning, huge plumes are flying, smiles being made. I have been down in Mammoth Mountain for a few days working on a Jeep TV commercial and then I did a little surf session at Malibu with my friend Eric who I grew up skiing and riding with. I looked up on his wall at his house and saw this picture of him riding the Swallowtail at CMH heli in Revelstoke (so I scanned it). It just reminded me of all the people who have not got to experience the Swallowtail. It would be a nice gift to yourself or any rider for the season.
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An appeals court judge has been tapped to fill a vacancy on the Kentucky Supreme Court, a move that gives the high court three female justices among the seven members for the first time ever.
Gov. Steve Beshear on Wednesday appointed Court of Appeals Judge Michelle M. Keller of Fort Mitchell to fill the unexpired term of Justice Wil Schroeder.
Keller was elected to the Court of Appeals from the 6th Appellate District in November 2006.
Prior to her election she practiced law for 17 years, as both an assistant county prosecutor and criminal defense attorney. She also served as chairwoman of the Kentucky Personnel Board.
Schroeder stepped down in January, saying he had been diagnosed with a brain tumor and wanted to spend more time with his family.


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Sunday, May 27, 2012
AUGUSTA, Ga. -- Aimee Copeland has spoken her first words since being admitted to the hospital at the beginning of May.
Her father, Andy Copeland, wrote this on Aimee's blog:
"Today…May 27……is AIMEE DAY!!!
Sunday, Aimee has finally spoken her first words. I will follow with details tonight."
Aimee, a 24-year-old graduate student, acquired necrotizing faciitis after falling from a zipline and cutting her leg on May 1.
The family had been looking forward to "Aime Day," a nickname for the day when she'd be able to breathe on her own.
Her family is really trying to keep the positive energy up and says Aimee is still not aware of the national attention she is getting.
She is aware of the blood drives, her father's big push since the beginning of this whole ordeal. They said Aimee was amazed by the amount of blood donations they have already received.
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Since the PS3 can play mp4's natively, shouldnt these always appear playable as via "no encoding"?
When I use my mediaserver (running 1.81.0 headless on ubuntu server 13.04), my mp4's show up default playable via tsmuxer. When I use PMS from my windows machine, it defaults to the no encoding. I'm not sure what the difference is.
For some reason my movies stutter with tsmuxer, but play just fine via direct streaming, and I'm confused why its not defaulting to "no encoding."
Any ideas? I realize I can force it via this setting: StreamExtensions =mp4 in the PS3 rendering config, but because it works without this change on windows, I figure I must be able to get it to do so on Linux


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OAKLAND -- Prior to last season, Warriors coach Mark Jackson guaranteed his team would make the playoffs. But Tuesday, in his gaggle with local media in advance of training camp, Jackson stopped short of such proclamations.
"I'm not going to say it," Jackson said. "Not that I don't believe it. But, ultimately, there comes a point where enough of the talking. Go out and do it."
Jackson said he predicted the playoffs last season as a way of raising the bar for the organization. He wanted to establish the postseason as the minimum goal of the franchise so that not making the playoffs would be a disappointment -- even if that meant he would have to answer his critics once it meant his team didn't make the playoffs.
Jackson, as he explained from a conference room at the Warriors' downtown headquarters, such bold statements are not needed. He said the culture is now changed. As evidence, he cites that 14 of the 15 players on the roster (all but veteran center Andris Biedrins) have been working out together at the team's facilities since Labor Day.
"We've already made the statement," Jackson said. "Everybody knows what the culture is around here. When you look in that gym, there is a different culture."
Still, Jackson, in his second year leading the Warriors, won't go any further than saying "I certainly hope" Golden State makes the playoffs. He did note that several Western Conference teams improved this past offseason and concluded the Warriors are one of 10 to 12 teams feeling like they can make the playoffs.
But Jackson said his team is undoubtedly better this year.
The addition of center Andrew Bogut -- who is questionable for the start of training camp Tuesday but expected to be ready for the Oct. 31 season opener -- gives the Warriors reputed top-five center in the league when healthy. Point guard Stephen Curry has been unlimited in his workouts since being cleared for full practice last week and the Warriors are expecting a career year from him.
Jackson said he feels comfortable putting David Lee up against any power forward in the league. Second-year shooting guard Klay Thompson is coming off promising rookie season and the Warriors added plenty depth, highlighted by the acquisitions of veteran guard Jarrett Jack, veteran big man Carl Landry and rookie forward Harrison Barnes.
That's a welcomed change from last season when Jackson had to manage a shortened training camp and preseason due to the lockout, injuries in his regular rotation and a midseason trade that put the 2011-12 season out of its misery.
But with the re-tooling of the roster comes increased expectations from Jackson.
"We've got a bunch of young, enthusiastic, energetic guys. We're certainly better than we have been. ... There is added pressure across the board. I don't run from it. I embrace it."


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Tuesday, Nov. 13, 2012
EMANUEL COUNTY, Ga. -- News 12 has just learned deputies have caught one more of the six inmates who escaped from the Emanuel County Jail on Sunday.
One was caught early Sunday and two others were caught Sunday evening. The fourth was caught early Tuesday morning.
News 12 has learned the men escaped from the jail around 11 p.m. Guards do hourly rounds and discovered six were missing.
Emanuel County Sheriff J. Tyson Stephens says the men were able to escape after a small door that goes in a maintenance plumbing chase was left unlocked. Crews left it unlocked on Friday during repairs. The inmates were then able to escape out of the roof.
Stephens says they are not believed to be armed but most likely will not be in their orange jumpsuits.
John Stephen Powell was the first to be taken back into custody, which happened around 10 a.m. Sunday.
Eric Lashawn Barney was caught around 6 p.m. Sunday. The sheriff says a friend picked Barney up from an abandoned home and someone spotted them and called 911.
Dante Jamial Latimore was caught Sunday around 7 p.m.
Cecil Dewitt Nelson is a federal inmate, originally from the Savannah area. He was caught late Monday night.
Most of the inmates have been sentenced for burglary and property crimes, but Matthew Shepherd Findley, who is still missing, is a murder suspect.
Still missing:
- Matthew Shepherd Findley, 24, white male, 5'7", 140 pounds
- Jeffery Rashawn Webb, 26, 6'3", 195 pounds
In custody:
- Eric Lashawn Barney, 32
- Dante Jamial Latimore, 27
- Cecil Dewitt Nelson, 33
- John Stephen Powell, 27
The Sheriff's Office is also working with the Georgia State Patrol and Swainsboro Police. If you have any information, call law enforcement.
If you know anything, call your nearest law enforcement agency or the Emanuel County Jail at (478) 237-8771 or (478) 237-8849.


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The fall short course (25-yard) swim season is in full swing and the Atomic City Aquatic Club has been taking full advantage. ACAC competed in back-to-back USA Swimming-sanctioned, weekend meets starting with Pilot Aquatic Club of Knoxville's Pilot Invitational held at the Allan Jones Intercollegiate Aquatic Center at UT and ended with ACAC's annual Fall Invitational held at the Oak Ridge Civic Center.
Multiple ACAC swimmers wrapped up great weekends cutting time in most swims, obtaining Southeastern Swimming championship time cuts, and some even added more hardware to their growing collections. The Atomic swimmers produced eight top swimmers in their respective age groups and four runners-up in the two meets in addition to their qualifying times for the Southeastern Swimming Championships.
If the measure of success in swimming is based purely on times, ACAC had plenty of that as well. During the Pilot Invitational, 42 Atomic City swimmers had 226 out of 313 swims that went a personal best time — 72 percent improvement rate.
During the ACAC Fall Invitational, the results were slightly less spectacular, which can be expected when swimming meets are on back-to-back weekends. Despite this, 73 ACAC swimmers went a best time on 311 out of 618 swims for a 50 percent improvement rate.
At the Pilot Invitational meet, 8-year-olds Jake Mason and Mason Fischer brought home high-point trophies in their age group. Mason snagged eight first places out of 11 swims while Fischer registered five first place swims and four seconds out of 10 events.
Mason duplicated high point winner status at ACAC's Fall Invitational and was joined by Atomic swimmer Payton Benko, 12, in the 11-12 girl's category. Benko captured four firsts and seven second place finishes in 11 events. Teammate Alison Craig was named runner-up.
Vidar Hondorf was named 10-and-under high point boy's winner swimming to three firsts and five second place finishes while teammate Alton Alexander received the second place trophy. Cameron Holcomb also had a superb meet and was named boys' 11-12 high point winner. Cameron snagged five firsts, six seconds and did no worse than one third place finish for the weekend.
In the 13-14 boys category Sean O'Connor, 14, ended his way to a second place points finish.
In the senior group, Margaret Stansberry, 16, is really coming into her own. She won her category while ACAC teammate Kalie McMahan, 17, was runner-up. Stansberry swam to seven firsts and two second place finishes over nine events.
In the senior boys group Gaibo Zhang, 16, was named winner in the senior boys category capturing five second place and one third place finish for the meet.
Loki Hondorf, 16, put his personal stamp on the weekend too by setting two ACAC Fall Invitational distance records in both the 500 and 1000-yard freestyle events. Loki swam the 500 in 4:55.69 and covered the 1000 distance in 10:27.22. As good as these times were, they were still off Loki's personal best times which come more into form with changes in training in preparation for late winter's championship season.
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Jake Mason, 8 50 back & fly
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News12 at 6 o'clock / Tuesday, Dec. 25, 2012
AUGUSTA, Ga. -- The Master's Table has been serving daily meals in downtown Augusta for 30 years.
John Landers is one of the many who got a plate of turkey and stuffing this Christmas. Landers has been living on the streets for nearly four years and even though he has no home, he's glad he made it to the Master's Table.
"I didn't have nothing for myself, so it gave me somewhere to come, to get something to eat, come sit down and be in good company," he said.
Marilyn McKinnie has been managing the center for almost three years and while feeding the homeless is her main job, she knows a lot of people need help during this season.
"Just because people work, you still don't know their circumstances. They might decided whether they need to buy food today or buy medicine. So, if anyone wants to come down here for a meal, we serve them," McKinnie said.
Almost 400 people came on Tuesday to receive, what maybe for some, their only meal of the day. It took almost 70 volunteers to prepare for Tuesday's meal.
And while the plates were special, McKinnie is always ready to help those who are in need.
"We are open seven days a week, including all holidays -- 365 days out of the year," McKinnie said.
While Landers doesn't have the material things many others are grateful for this Christmas, he is grateful for waking up today.
"I'm still alive. I've been blessed. I've got a good family. They do want they can but they are having trouble themselves. That's about it." Landers said.


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Project Number: 8070-11130-002-00
Start Date: Nov 01, 2010
End Date: Oct 31, 2015
Livestock operations can have a number of adverse impacts on the environment including nutrient leaching to ground water, nutrient runoff in surface water, emission of hazardous compounds to the atmosphere, and increased greenhouse gas emissions. These potential impacts are interrelated, so changes to reduce one environmental problem may increase another. A proper assessment of management changes and mitigation technologies requires a comprehensive approach that integrates all important environmental factors and their interactions along with effects on farm performance and profit. Process-level simulation, evaluated with experimental measurements, will be used to assess the environmental and economic implications of production strategies. This work will focus on further development, evaluation, and application of the Integrated Farm System Model and related software tools. Further development will improve the prediction of ammonia emission, add a component on hydrogen sulfide emission, and develop a component for predicting the emission of volatile organic compounds. An enhanced carbon sequestration component will model belowground plant processes, soil respiration, and crop responses to elevated carbon dioxide. Field and laboratory experimental measurements will help determine model parameters and provide data for model evaluation. The comprehensive models developed will be used to evaluate the effects of alternative technologies, management strategies, and climate on farm performance, environmental impact, and economics. The uncertainty of these complex models will be quantified through multiple simulations of given management practices across the ranges of relevant parameter inputs. The information and software produced will help direct producers and their consultants toward more environmentally and economically sustainable production systems.


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But they're not forcing him into retirement.
And now for something pretty funny:
Apparently a whopping 200 people showed up at Lambeau today for the big rally.
But they're not forcing him into retirement.
And now for something pretty funny:
Apparently a whopping 200 people showed up at Lambeau today for the big rally.
From the article:Originally Posted by stlrz d
I think we should trade Aaron Rodgers and make a run at the Super Bowl with Brett.
It's fine that some GB fans think they should bring back Favre, but trade Aaron Rodgers? Sure, because Brett will be your QB for the next decade.
Guess the Pack has their delusional fans too.
The Rams' offense featuring weapons such as Marshall Faulk, Torrey Holt, and Isaac Bruce were known as "The Greatest Show on Turf"
The Steelers' offense featuring weapons such as Le'Veon Bell and Martavis Bryant should be known as "The Greatest Show on Grass"
This has nothing at all to do with respective playing surfaces at the Edward Jones Dome vs. Heinz Field.
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You don't know the half of it brother.Originally Posted by RuthlessBurgher
Dude, I'm not sure who to sue...you or jsonline...after launching a mouthful of water at my computer screen after laughing so hard.Originally Posted by stlrz d
(Don't worry...j/k)
No kidding. That's totally hilarious. I thought Clowns fan cornered the market on delusion. I see that FudgePacker fan has given Clowns fan company.
Those dudes are and I know the one was identified as a "mortgage broker" and the other one wasn't identified in a particular job. Guess that means that one is unemployed and the other is soon-to-be. No wonder they had so much time on their hands
Steelers...On The STAIRWAY TO SEVEN!!!
ASIAN... thanks, brotha!
I guess you could go after both of us...but I'm guessing the Journal Sentinel has a bit more cash.
I was drinking a bottle of water at the time, but I swallowed before I spat (that's what she said)Originally Posted by stlrz d
Steelers...On The STAIRWAY TO SEVEN!!!
ASIAN... thanks, brotha!
If the Packers release Farve don't they have to eat some money?
1.25 CB Eli Apple-DB-tOSU
2.58 SS Vonn Bell-DB tOSU
3.89 DT Javon Hargrave-SC State
4.123 DE-Matt Judon-Grand Valley State
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7.229 WR Geronimo Allison-Ilinois
7.246 QB-Cody Kessler-USC
Today, it was said on ESPN that Thompson told Mort or one of the other ESPN tools that he would welcome Favre back and maybe even NOT in a reserve role...but they'd have to see him in camp and make sure he's ready bla bla bla...what already taking back his words? We are talking about the greatest QB in this era. He makes EVERYONE around him better...RB, WRs, and his line. Donald Driver is good...but not as good as Favre makes him. That team should allow Favre to come back if he wants to. Ted Thompson just wants to have his first 1st round pick be starting.
Shame to hear Ted is backing down a bit now...Favre's been jerking the Packers around for the last 3 or 4 seasons now.
If they take him back I hope he gets knocked out for the season in the first game.
I guess it really should come down to his team mates. If all these guys prefer Farve its hard not to do whats best for the team. That article about the rally also stated that the share holders want a say in this that they own the team and not thompson....lol


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Jun 29, 2012
CORPUS CHRISTI – Throughout the summer and into the early fall semester, GoIslanders.com will talk with members of the Islanders men's basketball team to give you more insight into the ins and outs of the basketball program. Today, we visit with junior guard Joy Williamson.
Williamson is one of the newest Islanders, coming to the university from Redlands Community College in El Reno, Okla. The Oklahoma City native scored 18.7 points en route to being named the team MVP, and he added 8.2 rebounds, 4.0 assists and 3.1 steals.
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Louisville edge rusher Marcus Smith will visit the Eagles for his final pre-draft trip on Monday, according to Alex Marvez.
Alabama redshirt senior G Alphonse Taylor was found not guilty of driving under the influence.
Boise State redshirt sophomore S Dylan Sumner-Gardner has been suspended for the first four games of the 2016 season.
Wisconsin redshirt sophomore LB T.J. Edwards (foot) will not play in Saturday's tilt against LSU.
LSU junior RB Leonard Fournette (ankle) said that he has regained full health after suffering a minor ankle sprain in mid-August.
USC head coach Clay Helton named sophomore Chuma Edoga the starting LT for Saturday's game against Alabama.
Washington HC Chris Petersen said that there is "a chance" that junior S Budda Baker could be utilized on offense in the season-opener.
Florida suspended freshmen WR's Tyrie Cleveland and Rick Wells for the season-opener against UMass.
Alabama HC Nick Saban indicated that either redshirt junior QB Cooper Bateman or redshirt freshman QB Blake Barnett will start the season-opener against USC.
Florida sophomore WR Antonio Callaway (suspension) has been cleared to play for the season-opener against UMass.
There will be no carry-restriction on Georgia junior RB Nick Chubb (knee) in the season-opener against North Carolina.
Juan Caballero, the owner for South Beach Exotic Rentals, said that the company never offered improper use of vehicles to dismissed Miami redshirt junior DE Al-Quadin Muhammad and senior LB Jermaine Grace.


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Is it a wise idea to switch to clipless pedals just 5 weeks before a race. Is this enough time to practice and get used to them. I am have been scared off by all the talk of falling, but I also am attracted by all the talk of how much better my ride will be.
Do it! Practice clipping in and out in a vacant parking lot for an hour and you will be fine!
Absolutely! Five weeks is plenty of time to get used to getting out of your pedals. It's a little nerve racking at the start but you will get the hang of it quickly and the benefits are enormous. Good luck to you.
Like everyone else stated 5 weeks is plenty of time to get used to them. Once you get past the initial nerves, you will be fine. Although, I still get nervous to date, and I've been clippless for two years.
You will fall though, so prepare yourself for that. I fell the first 2 times, and another time when I was trying to get fancy and unclipped with my non-dominant leg.
What is the distance of your cycling race?
For road racing, definitely yes.
For mountain, perhaps. Get lots of practice first.
Either way, adjust them so the release is a little easier. When I started, I had mine on full easy, then tuned them back as I got better / more confident. Have fun in the race!
Hi Kathmr,
You definitely want to make the switch. The fear of falling can be daunting at times but quickly passes once you begin riding. My wife purchased a bike to ride with me and I insisted she get these pedals for a more efficient ride and better workout. She did - and she fell immediately on her first time out because she had already had her mind made up that she couldn't ride with them because she was afraid of falling. Well, she scratched her knee, cried, and got pissed at me. Then, after about an hour or so when she cooled off, she admitted that it felt good but she was just too scared of falling while we were zooming down a hill or something. There was nothing I could do to convince her that once she got moving it was likely she wouldn't fall unless she forgot to click-out at a stoplight or something. Long story short, my 15yr old uses them now and goes on many rides with me and she hasn't fallen at all. Switch em, it will be the best change you've made to your bike! Hope this helps.
Switching is a definite "yes" as pointed out by everyone else. The one aspect to the transition that benefits you most, especially in a race, is the ability to engage more leg muscles and consequently more power. One thing that you will want to work on, after you get comfortable in them, is actually being able to "pull up on the pedal" as you develop more and more comfort. When you're able to maintain that type of muscular engagement consistently (without to actually have to think about pulling up on the pedal) you'll develop a smooth cadence and spin which is something you really can't do without them.
Whether it's Crits that you do or road races, your ability to spint as well as climb hills will improve dramatically. The one thing not mentioned by you is: How often do you ride? If you don't ride frequently during the week, or ride mainly long weekend rides, 5 weeks is "ify". I had been on them for two years before I had my first fall.Although I train indoors 1 or 2 days a week and ride a minimum of 30 to 50 miles 2 or 3 days a week, I still remember the first time I went down and couldn't unclip fast enough. But, like all things, you'll learn and adapt accordingly. Long story short, the change will benefit you in so many other ways.
Have a super season!
I have been using them for years, and love them. The only times I have problems is if my chain falls off (because of stupid shifting) or more recently, when my chain broke going up a hill. Any unexpected need to stop very suddenly can get tricky. But the benefits far outweigh the pitfalls (excuse the pun).
i agree. i think you just need to forget it once and fall over, that you will never forget it again . fortunately this happens when you are stationary (hill, traffic light,...)
The person who sold them to me advised me to start and stop 25 times somewhere quiet before going out on a ride. I did this but I wore trousers and elbow protection. Good thing cuz I did fall a couple of times. Another person suggested practicing panic stops a few times in a parking lot. That turned out to be a good idea too.
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POSITION: Center
SHOOTS: Right
BIRTHPLACE: Winkler, MB, CAN
DRAFTED: WSH: 2003-18 overall
|* Has 9-7-16 and is +7 in the last 31 games, with 70 shots on goal
* Team is 10-1-1 when he scores a goal
* Has 12 goals on the year, more than triple his career total entering the season
2012-13: Ranked 1st on WSH in plus/minus ... Finished 5th on WSH in goals ... Scored OT/GWG on 4/27 vs. BOS ... Recorded an assist on 4/16 vs. TOR ... Tallied 1g-1a on 4/13 vs. TB ... Scored a goal on 4/9 at MTL ... Registered a goal on 3/7 vs. FLA ... Scored the OT GWG, tallied 2 assists and skated a career-high 19:57 on 3/5 vs. BOS ... Recorded an assist on 3/2 at WPG ... Scored first career SHG on 2/23 vs. NJ ... Extended point streak to 4 games with an assist on 2/17 at NYR ... Tallied 2 goals on 2/14 at TB ... Scored a goal and an assist on 2/12 at FLA ... Tallied first assist on 2/9 vs. FLA ... Made season debut on 1/25 at NJ; first game with WSH since 4/9/11 at FLA ... Ranked 2nd on the team in hits during playoffs (22).
2011-12: T-18th in the league in hits (218) ... Played in a career high 78 games ... Has the highest shootout percentage among Capitals players, having scored eight times on 12 career shootout attempts (66.7%) ... Shootout-determining goal on 3/31 vs. MTL ... Scored his 4th goal of the season on 3/10 at BOS ... Skated a season-high 21:45 on 2/9 vs. WPG ... Had an assist on 2/7 vs. FLA ... Fighting major (McQuaid) and seven PIMs on 2/5 vs. BOS ... Collected eight hits on 2/1 at FLA...Scored the game's first goal on 1/31 at TB and tallied seven hits ... Fighting major (Joslin) on 1/20 at CAR ... Fighting major (Bourque) on 1/18 at MTL ... Fighting major (Adams) on 1/11 vs. PIT ... Fighting major (Fraser) on 1/9 at LA ... Scored his first goal of the season on 12/26 at BUF ... Missed four games due to injury (12/7-15) ... Fighting major (McLeod) on 12/17 at COL ... 4th fighting major (Nichol) on 11/29 vs. STL ... 3rd fighting major (Chipchura) on 11/21 vs. PHX ... 2nd fighting major (Dowell) on 11/8 vs. DAL ... Registered 1st fighting major of the season (Beleskey) on 11/1 vs. ANA ... Collected two assists on 10/22 vs. DET ... Tallied first assist of the season on 10/20 at PHI ... Led WSH in hits (61) during the playoffs ... Won 56% of his face-offs during the postseason ... Skated 16:05 per game during the playoffs compared to 12:07 per game during the regular season ... Scored first career playoff goal in Game 7 of ECQF at BOS on 4/25 ... Recorded first career postseason assist in Game 2 of ECSF at NYR on 4/30.
2010-11: Tied for third on the team with three GWGs ... Set career highs in GP (77), assists (16), points (25) and PIMs (110) ... Tied for the team lead in shootout percentage (50%) and tied for second in shootout goals (2) ... Tied his career high for goals with his ninth of the season on 4/6 vs. FLA ... First on the team in PIM (110) ... Second on the team in hits (169) ... Signed a two-year extension with the Capitals on 2/23 … Scored six out of his nine goals at Verizon Center … The Caps went 6-2-1 when Hendricks scored a goal and 11-2-2 when he registered an assist.
2009-10: Spent his first full season in the NHL, appearing in 56 games for COL … Ranked 5th on the team, third among forwards, with 92 hits … Scored his first career goal 10/10 at CHI … Had goals in back-to-back appearances (11/14 – 11/28) … Posted a three-game points streak from 12/21 – 12/26 (1g-2a) … Scored a goal and played a career-high 15:17 on 3/24 vs. LA.
2008-09: Spent most of the season with the Lake Erie Monsters (AHL) but made his first NHL appearance and played four games for COL … Played his NHL debut 3/10 vs. ATL… Had 13 NHL PIM, including his first fighting major on 3/25 vs. ANA … Finished third in Lake Erie in scoring (14g-15a) despite playing only 43 games … Ranked 3rd on the team in goals and PIM (71).
2007-08: Ranked 4th on the Providence Bruins (AHL) in scoring with 52 points (22g-30a) in 67 games … Recorded 13 multiple-point games … Added three assists in 10 playoff games.
2006-07: Played for Bruce Boudreau in Hershey (AHL) … Ranked 7th on the team in scoring with 44 points (18g-26a) in 65 games … 6th on the team with 105 PIM … Contributed eight goals (second on the team) and 12 points in 19 Calder Cup playoff games.
2005-06: Recorded 27 points (13g-14a) in 56 games with Rochester (AHL).
2004-05: Split his first full professional season between Lowell (AHL) and FLA (ECHL).
2003-04: Made his professional debut with Milwaukee (AHL) after completing his college
Junior Career
2004-05: Played 71 games for Brandon (WHL) … Captured the Bob Clarke Trophy as the WHL's top scorer with 111 points (59g-52a) … Member of the WHL East First Team and voted the WHL Player of the Year … Led the league with 59 goals, nine more than the next-closest player … Led the league with 31 PPGs and set a WHL record with five overtime goals … Finished second in the league with 12 GWGs … Played 24 playoff games for the Wheat Kings, again leading the team and the league in points with 32 (16g-16a) … Led Brandon to the WHL finals. 2003-04: Played 71 games and led Brandon with 84 points (50g-34a) … Tied for second in the league in goals … Finished second on the team with 129 PIM … 2001-03: Appeared in a total of 133 games in his first two full seasons of major junior hockey, posting 82 points (37g-45a) and 105 PIM. 2000-01: Played 36 games for Pembina Valley (MMHL), recording 58 points (45g-13a) … Appeared in four games with Brandon.
Signed as a free agent on Jan. 12, 2013 ... Traded to WPG on July 8, 2011 by WSH in excange for a fourth-round draft pick in the 2012 NHL Draft (Thomas Di Pauli) and Danick Paquette ... Selected by Washington in the first round, 18th overall, in the 2003 Entry Draft.
Twitter: @EricFehr ... Hobbies include golf, video games and beach volleyball ... Some of the goals on his to-do list include winning the Stanley Cup, golfing at Augusta National and getting a hole in one.


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At the beginning of February the Italian Editor Association (Associazione Italiana Editori - AIE) communicated that 15.000 ebooks of a total of 19.000 were available in a pirate version including 17 of 25 best sellers. The AIE underlined the urgency to define a regulation to protect copyright in order to avoid that piracy force editors not to invest in the digital market anymore.
As you can imagine it is not a simple coincidence that such warning came out 1 week after the Parliament stopped a regulation in this area (see article Italian parliament stops national SOPA).
Like SOPA, the proposed regulation could allow the removal of digital contents based on a request coming from any interested subject (and not only a judge as today). That approach had caused a strong contrast of interests among content providers (book, music, movie) and ICT players, and huge pressures to the political parties from digital citizens, afraid that such regulation could limit internet freedom. Publishing those data regarding ebook privacy after a few days the proposed regulation was stopped, was a important message to other government bodies that were dealing with such topic, and first of all the Italian Authority for the Communication (AGCOM). In fact, at that time AGCOM was running public consultations that should lead to fix economic and administrative sanctions against copyright piracy.
Anyway, almost surprisingly, a few days ago, during the presentation to the Parliament of the above results, AGCOM made also a step backward on this topic declaring that it was necessary a regulation from the government to attribute to the AGCOM the authority to male decisions in this area.
A definitive stop of the path to get a regulation for copyright protection ? Most people made this thought but today we can say it was not.
In fact today a journalist of La Stampa, a national press, has published in its website a draft copy of a Act prepared from the Government, as received from an anonymous source, that contains some important evidences:
- AGCOM, that is an administrative body nominated from politics, should receive the authority to block site access or remove specific contents
- Online users violating copyright could even be disconnected definitely from internet
- Articles coming from EU regulation actually establishing that ISPs cannot be considered guilty for the behavior of their customers should be cancelled
As you can see the AGCOM could get exactly what they asked to the Government as necessary to make a regulation specific for this delicate area.
But now that these contents have become public, should we expect that the final Act will be different ? Maybe that was the reason the anonymous source made the document available to a journalist


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Google (GOOG) has posted images taken by one of its Street View cars in Kweneng, Botswana, to further prove that its vehicle did not hit a donkey.
A Street View image of a donkey on the side of a dirt road went viral this week, prompting viewers to question whether Google's vehicle had hurt the animal.
The Mountain View company issued a statement saying its vehicle did not run over the animal, but that didn't satisfy conspiracy theorists. Their doubts seem to have prompted Google to release evidence to back up its story.
"As our imagery below shows, the donkey was lying in the path -- perhaps enjoying a dust bath -- before moving safely aside as our car drove past. I'm pleased to confirm the donkey is alive and well," said Kei Kawa, a group project manager for Google Maps.
The new pictures, posted on the Google Maps blog under the title "Never ass-ume," show an extended view of the incident as it took place. Unlike those on Google Maps, these pictures also show parts of the Street View car, and the vehicle doesn't come close to touching the donkey in any of the pictures.


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I'm guessing you'll do fine. My wife did couch-2-10k while I was deployed the last time and she was in the same situation. I guess when you train for runs you aren't really supposed to be running the full distance when you're training anyway. When she was getting ready to do a 10k she would be running every other day but running about 5 miles as opposed to the full 6.2. She worked her way up to a half marathon (Cincinnati's Flying Pig) and I think she actually did 13.1 miles once or twice but her training was more like 8-10 miles. On race day that additional adrenaline kicks in, if anything she says you have to be careful you don't end up going too fast when everybody is hootin' and hollerin' and you can see the finish line.
I have found that if I set specific goals for myself it is attainable. I just need a deadline to work for. I am tired of being fat and out of shape. My short term fitness goal is to go snow boarding when we go to WY. To visit my in-laws this Christmas without being so sore that I can not walk the next day. my long term goal is to walk in Aeropostle and buy a pair of white or khaki shorts and a cute cami and look great in them on my 30th birthday!(May 16) I have wanted to wear white shorts like my friends for the last 4 summers and have not had the body or confidence to actually wear them outside of the dressing room. I know those are two shallow reasons and I should probably just say that I want to be healthy for my kids, which I do, but it is 6 am and I have been up all night reading the first two Grey books so I might be a little keyed up... Lol
I think you should definitely do your run.i did mine after completing W4D2. You don't have to run the whole time. I feel a little hypocritical saying this because before mine run I had determined that I was going to run the whole time. I just ended up running when I could and walking when I couldn't (hills). There are going to be plenty of people who are walking. Just do it so you have a base time and set small goals for yourself after that. You can do it!
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Thanks, Maureen0131! Making some new friends is the best part of this running experience. Now when we see each other in the halls, we say "Hey runner!" Great feeling. I didn't hear about that run in Lakewood? I'll ask my team about it.
Good for you!! I think all of you guys who time yourselves are so brave. Each week, I tried to finish before they closed the track for the night! LOL!
Thanks so much! I've been in recovery mode (ok, lazy mode!) this week, but I'm going run this weekend. Weather in Cleveland is supposed to be sunny and above freezing. Yay!
Maureen0131, I hope your knee is better? You know, a bunch of my coworkers are running in that race, but I can't do it. There were also talking about the Turkey Trot, but I'll be out of town otherwise, I might've done that one. Someone mentioned the Santa Run at Cedar Pt. I'm from Sandusky, so I'll to look into that one. Not sure...
LOL! Jeb6294, you're hilarious! :-)
Hi, fellow runners! I hope you don't mind if I just sneak in here... I started C25K in September as well. I'm a re-doer. I graduated the first time Jan 15, 2010. I was good about running for awhile but without a program it slowly fell by the wayside... I was upset with myself for a long time and decided that I can do this again! It was a little harder this time - I'm 48 and I'm in W8. I signed up for my FIRST EVER 5k on Nov. 17th. I'm nervous but I think it will be good for me PLUS it's on my bucket list.
Good luck with your runs this week and I'll be looking forward to your posts.
Leighton and I went for a "training " run for our race next weekend (gulp). I went to the place I did my first C25k day. It's a square fireld with 3 baseball backstops and a path around the outside. My goal that first day was to run the length of the backstops and walk the rest 4 times. It felt like the hardest thing in the world. Today I ran 36 min , not fast but I didn't stop. definately didn't brake any records today but still felt good to see how really far I have come, and to have my little cheerleader yelling "go Mom go!" every time I came by, after she ran her mile that is :-)
good run to everyone this weekend!!!!
W9D1.......Wooooo Hoooooo!!! I just ran 3 miles!! That has been my goal for several years now, and I finally did it. I can't believe it. I tried C25K many moons ago, but I quit about halfway through. One of the reasons I quit was that I was running by time and not distance. I could see that I wouldn't be anywhere near a 3-mile run by the end of the nine weeks. So this time I went for distance. I wasn't sure I was going to make it, especially around weeks 7 & 8, but surprisingly enough, today wasn't that bad. It was actually a tad easier than the last couple of weeks have been. I am more excited about today's run than I think I will be when I finish the C25K program!
Congratulations! That's awesome! This program rocks. I'm finishing up my coffee and going out soon...
Got out this morning in the frost, thought I was going to be cold but was surprisingly comfortable, hot even. My Gps decided not to work so I can only guess from past runs how far I went and I think It was my best time too grrrrrrrrrr.
Woohooo Loony2ns on your 3 mi!!! I still look at the map whenever it says I ran that far to see if it was a mistake :-)
Welcome Dezjeli!! Good luck on your race !!! I'll be running my first one on the 18th and crossing that off my bucket list as well. Will be waiting to hear how it went! I am also 48 (shshshshshshshsh) but I have never ran before trying this.
Looks like I'll have to wait until Tuesday to reach graduation week. I started out and made it about a mile in and, uhhh, I saw a Taliban crawling over the fence so I had to use my newfound hand-2-hand combat skills to rip his arm off and beat him with it until the MP's showed up and then I ran home. Or it may have just been a bathroom issue again...stupid Afghan beef for lunch yesterday. So it wasn't really the Taliban, but the way my stomach felt I'm pretty sure the guy who made that beef yesterday was some kind of terrorist.
I just made my turn early this morning so I did get 2 miles in. The funny thing is that at certain points in my run back I felt about the same, i.e. pain and exhaustion, after going 2 miles today versus 2.5 miles a few days ago which makes me think a lot of this is just in my head. I'm not going to beat myself up too bad because I was actually a day ahead of schedule. I was supposed to complete w8d3 on Saturday but we ran out of water Friday night so there was no way I was going to run in the morning without being able to take a shower afterwards and since I ended up taking two days off since w8d2 I just figured I'd jump into week 9.
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With Drew Barrymore's directorial debut having past with the release of Whip It!, I had to ask myself if I was really ready for another installment of the flowery Flower Films executive. My last date with Drew was not as successful as I had expected it to be. As usual, we met at the movies and while He's Just Not That Into You may have wowed at the box office, I was left feeling somewhat underwhelmed, disappointed. I couldn't help but think that My Date with Drew had been ruined by other members of the ensemble cast and by the lack of zest in the script which had made my Fifty First Dates with Drew so enjoyable. Still, we've been through so much that I don't want to simply dismiss her on our next outing without remembering some of the good times we had!
Drew Barrymore made her first indelible mark on me when she burst onto the scene as little Margaret Jessup in Steven Spielberg's 1982 landmark ET: The Extra Terrestrial. Even though she was only seven when the movie was released, Drew Barrymore was nominated for a 'Best Newcomer' BAFTA and went on to star in several massive kids' TV movies of the eighties including Babes in Toyland and The Adventures of Con Sawyer and Hucklemary Finn.
As Drew Barrymore came of age, we began to date more frequently. Having made a name for herself in these high profile TV releases, Drew continued along her rise to stardom with appearances in the classic heavy-metal comedy Wayne's World 2 and as the vulnerable Wild West prostitute Lilly in 1994's Bad Girls alongside Madeleine Stowe and James Russo.
Drew Barrymore's next big splash on the silver screen came one year later with the friendship drama Boys On The Side. Drew made her mark as Holly, a strong-minded girl fleeing an abusive past and searching for friendship which she finds with Whoopi Goldberg and Mary-Louise Parker. By this stage, I was hooked and looking for another date with Drew whenever I could get one.
Between then and now, Drew Barrymore has appeared in several high profile movies and I have been able to satisfy my addiction to an extent. She strutted around in kinky lingerie on the set of Batman Forever as the oh-so-innocent Sugar, the maul of Tommy Lee Jones' Harvey 'Two-Face' Dent. She appeared in the iconic Scream before taking leading roles both on and off screen in a string of ultra-successful romcoms such as The Wedding Singer, Ever After and Never Been Kissed. Her production company, Flower Films, was also behind the massively popular Donnie Darko.
Off-screen, Drew Barrymore certainly doesn't need any dating tips as she has gone out with many guys like Tom Green, Fabrizio Moretti and Justin Long, but I doubt that any of them have seen as many of her films as I have! More recently, Drew Barrymore has been credited with vocal appearances as Brian's brainless girlfriend Jillian in Seth MacFarlane's controversial but hilariously funny animated series, Family Guy.
So, my dates with Drew Barrymore have been frequent and they have been enjoyable for the most part. I simply must live in the hope that my next date with Drew will be as eventful as our first few outings because I don't want to look back in years to come and think of her as the starlet who got away.


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Even architect Dan Spiegel can't come up with a specific term to describe the Menlo Park home he designed for his parents.
"The style?" he says, shrugging at the question during a recent preview of the house, which is part of today's Silicon Valley Modern Home Tour. "I tend to tell people in a really unsatisfying way it's contemporary architecture," he says. "It's related to elements of the California ranch and the barn tower idea but also Japanese elements of simplicity, exposed natural materials. ... It's hard to pinpoint a genre."
Well, if "stunning" counts as a style, that category certainly defines this place. Massive windows lure the outside in. Warm cedar and Douglas fir interior walls feel more like shawls around your shoulders than outlines of a confined space. (See the architect's slide show of the home, with images by Bruce Damonte, at www.archdaily.com/493051/cotton-street-residence-spiegel-aihara-workshop.)
The four-level "tower" and roof deck, built toward the front of the property, somehow seem a mere two stories in some sort of magical, bigger-on-the-inside effect -- à la Dr. Who's Tardis time machine.
The Spiegel home is one of five equally amazing creations on the $60 self-guided tour, which takes modern design lovers around the Peninsula and south into Saratoga.
Ingrid Spencer, former managing editor for Architectural Record magazine, selected the sites with her trained eye for modernism and a homegrown love for California style, having grown up in Sunnyvale around Eichler developments with an appreciation for the streamlined and the stylistic.
"It's the modern residential architecture in California from the middle of the last century and on that remains, for me, the pinnacle of a perfect modern house," she says.
In fact, two homes on the tour are remodeled Eichlers in Palo Alto. One, originally built in 1950 in the Green Gables neighborhood, was expanded and completely remodeled in 2012 by Designs for Living. The other, renovated by M110 Architecture, was brought up to date and "repurposed throughout," Spencer says.
A third midcentury-modern house in Palo Alto, also updated by M110, made the tour thanks to its "bookend-type additions front and back," Spencer says. Finally, the last home is tucked in the Saratoga foothills, built by WA Design and made up of smaller buildings joined by glassed-in walks and vaulted roof structures.
For the Menlo Park house, honoring the location and the community really hit home for Dan Spiegel. After all, it's the property where he grew up.
"We lived here in a Cliff May kit house," says Spiegel of SAW, the Spiegel Aihara Workshop. "It had been modified over the years, and wasn't fancy, but we loved the inside-out feel. We pretty much lived outdoors in the summer. I really wanted to expand on that idea."
He and his parents, David Spiegel and Helen Blau, both professors at the Stanford School of Medicine, considered renovation but ultimately opted for a complete rebuild. And they're all glad they did.
"It is so open," David Spiegel says. "We feel outdoors when we are indoors, and indoors when we are outside it. The kitchen is in the middle of everything but virtually disappears when you are not using it. The house shows you what it is. The structure is completely visible -- wood, glass, slate and steel."
In an area where property values have spurred homeowners and developers to take advantage of every inch of land and build so-called "McMansions," Dan Spiegel instead incorporated as much nature as possible. The gardens were designed by his wife, landscape architect Megumi Aihara, who brought in water-wise natives, delicate Japanese maples, guava, fig, pomegranates and flowers around the existing pool.
Indeed, the house, completed in 2013, is a standout of simplicity on a street of bulked-up ranch styles. The cedar siding evokes everything from a cabin in the woods to a Frank Lloyd Wright design.
Where the old home was about 3,400 square feet, the new is about 4,500, including the garage. It's technically three bedrooms and three and a half baths, but can convert to five bedrooms in a flash. An office and a sitting area easily become more guest rooms.
The tower is primarily a guest area. "Rooms are used only occasionally. We stacked them up to be very dense and minimize the footprint," Spiegel says.
Still, the central area of the home is the visual star, blending living room, kitchen and office into one big loftlike space, separated only by two bold, black chimney stacks. And of course, it's all about the windows. Massive 10-by-10-foot sliding glass doors open off each side of the living room, allowing the outside to flow through. There are moments when it seems no walls exist at all, the roof perhaps merely floating atop the chimneys.
"The extensive glass gives the feeling that you live in the midst of greenery and beautiful trees all the time," Blau says. "And the new house in the same site as the old house is amazing. It's so different, far beyond anything I could have imagined."
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When: 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday
Where: One home in Menlo Park, three in Palo Alto and one in Saratoga
Tickets: $60, free ages 11 and younger; tour map available at http://modernhometours.com/event/modern-home-tour-conjunction-silicon-valley-contemporary; tickets available at any of the homes.
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A Guide to Car-Sharing Apps for New Year's Eve
New Year's Eve is one of the busiest times of the year for taxis, with millions of revelers leaving their cars at home for a night out. Ride-hailing apps Uber, Lyft and Sidecar see the holiday as an opportunity to win new customers, and are adding drivers to meet increased demand.
The services let you skip hailing a taxi by summoning a car with the tap of a smartphone and paying with your credit card that's on file. Most drivers use their own cars, for a cut of the fee.
The rides will be costly, however. All three companies plan to use "surge pricing," meaning rides will cost three times as much as usual – or more — on Tuesday evening and early Wednesday.
We asked each service about plans for Dec. 31:
Where it's available: 60+ cities, full list here.
Surge pricing: Increases with demand, no maximum
Uber took heat from disgruntled passengers for charging up to seven times the normal rate during a New York snowstorm in December, when some $25 rides cost $175. CEO Travis Kalanick has defended the policy, arguing it's the best way to ensure supply in a time of high demand.
To get ahead of potential criticism for high prices on New Year's Eve, the company posted a blog with helpful hints about the best time of night to ride. It recommends before 12:15 a.m., or after 3 a.m.
"If you absolutely need a ride between 1 a.m. and 3 a.m., Uber will be very reliable, but it will be a pricey ride and you're just going to have to expect that," Kalanick said in a video interview on the blog.
Where it's available: 20 cities, full list here.
Surge pricing: Increases with demand, maximum of three times the normal fare
Lyft just added high-demand pricing earlier this month in California and Chicago, so New Year's Eve will be its first big test of whether passengers will pay up. At Lyft, all of the additional money goes to drivers – unlike Uber, which keeps a 20% cut of its fares.
"We're trying to strike a balance between rider satisfaction and driver satisfaction," said co-founder John Zimmer, who plans to drive for Lyft in San Francisco this New Year's Eve.
Where it's available: San Francisco, Oakland, San Jose, Los Angeles, Long Beach, San Diego, Seattle, Chicago, Boston, Washington, D.C.
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Last New Year's Eve was Sidecar's biggest night on record, with four times as many riders from 1 a.m. to 3 a.m. as on a typical Saturday night. The company does not typically impose surge pricing, but will charge higher rates on New Year's Eve.
Unlike the other services, Sidecar asks riders to enter their destination and shows them an estimate of what the trip will cost. A ride between San Francisco's Mission district and the Marina, two nightlife hubs, is typically around $12; on New Year's Eve that could be as much as $36.
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Does academic achievement in schools get enough attention?
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One hundred years hence, will it be the student that went on to become a statesman, businessman, scientist, doctor, musician, etc. OR some kid that threw a ball the furthest, that will be discussed/remembered/appreciated?
Why do we direct so much of our money toward sports, while other countries are eating our lunches over science, math and engineering?
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Too much now is given to everyone is a winner. They give ribbons to all who take part and if you come in first it is treated as if it is nothing special.
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NO! Academic achievement rarely gets the attention, instead it is teacher pay, sports, and threatening to take away vital areas of education, such as music and physical education. This country does not understan we have an obese epidemic that can result in heart diesease and diabetes. The educational system focuses too much time and energy on standardized testing. How about permitting the teachers carryout what they are payed to do, such as TEACH. My junior high and high school History teacher was absolutely amazing. Mr. Joseph Kristich engaged the class in indepth conversation concerning the history of the United States. He would pull down these large maps, attached to the"chalkboard", of various countries. He would trace the steps taken by many United States and foreign solders during various wars. He would bring to light the "what if scenarios" that I would eventually study at more length in college. The late Ms. Linda Matis taught English and French d
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I taught college students for 42 years--and a lot of it was skills and knowledge they should have received in high school.
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Too much attention is given to sports and not enough to the academic side.
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