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"My fame meant instead of taking someone for a date I was able to go, 'Let"s do sex right now"," he added.

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SAN JOSE -- They played an imperfect game but still ended up with a perfect homestand.
The Sharks lost a two-goal lead in the final 10 minutes Saturday night, but they went on to eke out a 4-3 shootout win over the Anaheim Ducks to come away with the maximum 10 points on their season-long, five-game homestand.
Joe Pavelski's shootout goal was the only shot to beat either goalie and it had the Ducks squawking. Pavelski appeared to come to a stop, but the puck kept moving and Pavelski's shot beat Anaheim netminder Jonas Hiller. After a brief review, the goal stood.
"No, not really, I guess," Pavelski said when asked if he thought he stopped on the attempt. "I just saw it on one of the TVs. I don't know that it's even that close. You stop, and you're moving, you're just moving slow. It is what it is, I'm glad I scored."
At the other end of the ice, Sharks goalie Antti Niemi stopped Anaheim shooters Nick Bonino, Corey Perry and Kyle Palmieri.
The Sharks also played most of the game with captain Joe Thornton dealing with limited vision after being struck by a puck near his right eye, opening a cut that required several stitches in the first period.
"It's what hockey players do," Thornton said. "They get bumps and bruises and they come back out. There's a lot of blood in there and it's a little cloudy but hopefully it goes away a little bit tonight."
The win was the Sharks' third in four nights over a top Western Conference opponent after victories against the Los Angeles Kings and St. Louis Blues. And it means the Sharks fly east Monday as the top team in the Pacific Division with 41 points.
After Perry gave Anaheim a 1-0 lead in the first period, the Sharks responded with second-period tallies by Logan Couture, Patrick Marleau and Marty Havlat. But the Ducks came back to tie it on third-period goals by rookie Alex Grant at 12:50 and defenseman Ben Lovejoy at 16:54.
"It's tough, especially that third one off the faceoff," Thornton said of the lost lead. "We'd been so good all night on faceoffs and it's just unfortunate. But it's nice to win. It's our last game at home for a while and it's nice to come out with the two points."
San Jose begins a four-game road trip Tuesday night in Toronto with later stops in Pittsburgh, Carolina and Minnesota.
Anaheim took a 1-0 lead at 5:56 of the first period when Perry slipped in behind the San Jose defense, took a quick pass from Ryan Getzlaf and fired a shot sailed into the top corner of the net above Niemi's glove.
Couture tipped Marc-Edouard Vlasic's shot from the blue line past Hiller to tie the game at 4:16 of the second period.
Then with the Ducks on a power play, Hiller roamed to the top of the left faceoff circle in pursuit of a puck, then badly misplayed it. Thornton and Marleau were alone in front of an empty net and, after a couple of passes, Marleau potted the Sharks' third short-handed goal of the season at 10:13.
"I thought Jumbo was going to put it in the empty net, but being the passer he is, he gave it back to me," Marleau said. "I'm glad."
Havlat scored the Sharks' third goal with 57 seconds left in the second period after carrying the puck into the Anaheim zone, then backhanding a rebound of a shot by Scott Hannan past Hiller.
"I'm glad we got the win," Sharks coach Todd McLellan said. "Of course we didn't want to give up the lead, but considering it's three in four against that type of competition, a heavy group. We won't let our guys off the hook, but to get those three wins are pretty satisfying."
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This is a response topic posted by xxkollioxx. He is a friend, but we have different experiences, thoughts, field of view. I'm sure all the viewers of this post will also.
So please don't discriminate my opinions. Feel free to say anything though.
CS Portable
Updates – 5/5
Updates very often, we just had the weapons shop update as well as many others.
Armory – 4/5
A 4 because unlike RC2 or Uberstrike, it has a balanced, completely-free armory consisting of 3 different types of weapons. Gameplay is not messed with due to in-game purchases. Simple but detailed.
Graphics – 4/5
Unity browser-based FPS'es aren't good in graphics ingeneral, but CS is a bit off to the good side.
Likes on facebook – Who Cares/Lol
No offense to xxkollioxx, but who cares..
1. Not everyone has facebook 2. Some people don't (usually) go looking for their favorite unity games and like them. I didn't either.
Maps – 20+. (5/5)
Freeness – 2/5
Not a lot of guns. No vehicle combat.
Effects – 2/5
Effects are not really good. Only because the game is far behind RC2 in developement.
I'm not going to add points for vehicle combat, because adding vehicle combat is just to make up for the sucky PvP, in my opinion. Otherwise they ruin the game. Great example: Battlefield 3 vs Call of Duty MW3.
22 Points, 4/5
Red Crucible 2
Updates – 2/5
There are updates, but not many.
Armory – 4/5
Many guns, including rocket launchers, machine guns, rifles, snipers, etc; However in-game purchase only (coin purchase only) guns are overpowered and one user with such a gun will de-balance the whole gameplay.
Graphics – 3/5
Maps – 4/5
4 Because while there aren't that many, maps are different for different modes and most maps are fun to play. They're detailed and big.
Gameplay – 2/5
Even with all the vehicles, the balance between player-heli-tank is not right. Some tanks are overpowered, some are too weak. Tanks' aim cannot reach helis unless you go on a slope. People start destroying other helis so either they get in or noone does. Coin-only purchased guns are too overpowered. A example is Uberstrike: Uberstrike has many in-game purchases but none are too overpowered. With a bit of skill you can take them out and pick-up their guns.
Effects – 5/5
Great effects. I have to admit.
20 points, 3.3/5
Updates – 3/5
I quit playing and got back in about 4 months. 1 Map. However, I got on today, it now has a beautiful map selection screen. I'm gonna go play after this =D
Armory – 6/5
A 6, It's very delicately controlled. The damage, accuracy, recoil is all delicately controlled. Excellent. Better than any Unity browser game.
Graphics – 5/5
Maps – 2/5
Okay, the maps are fun. But of the whole time it was released, there are 6 maps.
Gameplay – 4/5
It's great.
Effects – 3/5
3, because although with all the effects it has, I have to say the screen you get when you're damaged is really bad. It sucks. Seriously. 2 points off for that. That's how much it sucks.
23 points, 4/5
I will not rate this. Probably due to the many people who will disagree.
1st Place: BeGone
2nd Place: CS Portable
3rd Place: RC2
I love playing RC2 for its vehicle vs vehicle matches, especially maelstrom. But its in-game purchases screw it up. Coming from a guy who bought 4 guns with coins. CS Portable, I love it. But it's still behind development, and lacks from most of the games. However, despite being in beta, it's great.


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A reader named Chris S. suggested that I devote October to the scariest comic books of all-time, as suggested by you readers out there! Sounds like a plan to me! So all October-long, I'll be featuring 31 comic book tales of terror, based on YOUR suggestions! So start e-mailing me at email@example.com your scary suggestions! Chris used Scott Hampton's brilliant "The Upturned Stone" as an example, so I will open with that! Here is an archive of all the comics featured so far!
Enjoy (unless it is too spooky for you!)!
This story originally appeared in the September 1993 edition of Heavy Metal magazine, but it has since been reprinted on its own a few times (although I actually don't know offhand if any of the various reprints are currently in print – you can get a copy easy off of Amazon, though).
Anyhow, the story is a coming of age story about four ten-year-old boys in…hmmm…I was going to guess 1970 but then I realized the story actually identifies it as 1969. Well, I was close!!
So that's the basic set-up…the pumpkin turns into a fairly dour jack o' lantern, and then later, Pete's mom serves the boys pumpkin pie made from the pumpkin!!!
But sure enough, Pete begins to get spooky dreams that appear to be the memories of the murdered boy.
When he mentions this to his two friends while the trio are camping, it turns out he is not the ONLY one to be having these dreams!
Only, as it turns out, they each are just getting one quarter of the tale…the part they're missing is the END! As you may recall, the fourth boy from that fateful night did not live in their neighborhood. So they go to seek him out and see what HE'S been dreaming about!
And when they find out, they must then figure out what they're going to do about it all.
Hampton has such a brilliantly spooky way of delivering the dream sequences that it just sends a chill down your spine. Definitely not something that you want to be reading late at night (which is, of course, right when I read it).
I won't spoil any of the spooky dreams, but instead, I'll show this quick unrelated ghost story from the comic…
Spooky, right? And that's just a QUICK bit – I bet you can imagine how scary he can make it if he has time to set the scene.
What really stands out about this tale (besides Hampton's awesome painted artwork) is how good of a job Hampton does in developing these kids' personalities and setting them up as just your average, everyday kids. There's a funny bit where Pete and his friend Mark give their other friend, George, a hard time about the time they convinced him that the f-word was just another way to say "eat" – and that's followed by a rough scene where George almost counters Mark's teasing about the "f-word means eat" incident by making light of the fact that Mark's parents both abandoned him, leaving him to be raised now by his older brother.
But really, the highlight of the comic is the way Hampton depicts the ghost story aspect of the comic, especially the climax of the tale, which is mostly silent…eerily silent.
This is one of the best Halloween comic book story I've ever read, so I heartily recommend you seeking it out (and then not reading it late at night in a darkened room).
Now go suggest MORE scary comics for the rest of the month, folks!
I would love to know how this story ends. Is there a website with scans or a place to see spoilers?
I read this when it was originally run in Heavy Metal. It has always stuck with me and I still have a copy of the hardcover printing of it. It is an excellent and truly creepy story.
Dude!!! The Sandman issue where Dr. Destiny tortures the patrons of the Diner he's in.
How about Batman "Gothic." That freaked me out as a kid.
I enjoyed your book, Brian. Reading it left me wanting more, which led me to this blog.
As a 5 year old I was really scared by the monster in Steve Ditko's "The Thing Behind the Wall!" (Journey into Mystery 66, March 1960). I remember being afraid and at the same time eager to turn the page that would reveal the splash panel of this story. The appearance of the monster itself was very creepy to me, but I think the story became truly scary by introducing the concept that the monster could live behind a wall and reach out of it to grab me, not needing a closet or anything else to emerge from.
nice pick for now i have to track down the heavy metal issue and find out how this story ends.
Oh hell yeah. Got Mr. Hampton to autograph this baby!
And also Mr. Hampton's adaptation of Pigeons from Hell!
That was great. Who is this Scott Hampton? I had the impression that Heavy Metal had gone down the toilet by the 90s but this is really A stuff.
The UK title 'Scream' had a couple of stories that have stayed with me. Brrrr …
You may have seen Scott's work recently in Simon Dark with Steve Niles!
Suggestions, in no particular order:
From Hell — the psychogeography chapter in particular. (Moore/Campbell)
C**kbone (Simmons)
House (Simmons again)
Drifting Classroom (Umezu)
Uzumaki (Ito)
Dragon Head (Mochizuki)
Panorama of Hell (Hino)
Pim and Francie (Columbia)
Sloth (Beto)
Chance in Hell (also Beto)
The Squirrel Machine (Rickheit)
Flies on the Ceiling (Xaime)
Mining Colony x7170 (Johnny R.)
The Miracle (Johnny R.)
The Blot (Neely)
Black Hole (Burns)
Abstraction (Kago)
Miracleman #15 (Moore/Totleben)
His Face All Red (Carroll)
Any number of Woodring's Frank stories
…why yes, yes I do really like horror comics. How could you tell? Some of these are nsfw…
^ These are great suggestions. Maybe some Thomas Ott too? Uno Moralez?
Holy crap! Brian I have been trying to find this story for almost 20 years! I read my dad's copy of heavy metal in 93, and this story gave me horrible nightmares! I've tried googling Heavy Metal, pumpkin, Halloween, etc to no avail.
I came into this thread planning to ask about it in the comments, and lo and behold, this is it!
You made my day! Scariest comic I've ever read. Definitely ordering a copy. Oh man, so awesome.
Thanks for shining a spotlight on this comic! It's been a favorite of mine for ages. I've read it many times and while it's no longer as scary as the first time, it's always an enjoyable read. And man, that first read-through really gives you chills!
I doubt it scared anyone else, but this issue of Wonder Woman gave six-year-old me the willies so badly I had to hide it: http://www.comicvine.com/wonder-woman-the-crypt-of-the-dark-commander/37-109647/
Hey, where did Jones of the Jones Boy's suggestions disppear?
I mentioned e-mailing suggestions specifically so that they would not be visible. So I made his suggestions similarly invisible for now.
This story is collected in the all-Hampton ghost anthology SPOOKHOUSE (IDW); some Hampton originals and some adaptations, almost all of it executed to perfection, it's that good. Simply, one of the all-time top North American haunted story graphic anthologies, as is its sequel, SPOOKHOUSE 2 (IDW), which contains jaw-dropping adaptations of Howard and Butler.
I was the comic-book columnist for a noted horror magazine for an entire decade. People still often ask me what artists are most effective in communicating dread and unease. I always mention Hampton.
Scott and his brother Bo are awesome!
Fialkov's ECHOES is an instant HORROR classic
Just thought I'd mention that 'Heavy Metal Magazine' does sell back issues off of its site (including this issue):
Awesome. Thanks for the head's up!
I can't help notice the similarities to The Body, by Stephen King, and its movie Stand By Me.
Though there were no ghosts in either version.
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Update at 3:12 p.m. January 2: Dallas police now say they received 518 calls on New Year's Eve concerning gunfire and fireworks. Says spokesperson Lt. Max Geron, those "revised totals" are from 911 calls Dallas police received between midnight and 3 a.m. January 1. That's about a quarter of all 911 calls received during the first three hours of 2014.
Also, notes Geron via email, "The First Watch shift in 911 (11 p.m. to 7 a.m.) handled roughly three times the number of calls as they do on a routine night."
Original item posted at 4:42 p.m. January 1: Despite annual warnings issued by the Dallas Police Department (and everyone else with a badge), at the stroke of midnight 2014 many of us rang in the new year with that familiar game Firework or Gunfire? To which the inevitable answer was: Yes.
In recent years, Dallas PD received several hundred to more than a thousand calls concerning random gunfire and illegal fireworks; in January 2009, for instance, Dallas police 911 took 1,564 calls alone. This year, though, it appears that number was way, way down.
Spokesperson Senior Cpl. Sherri Jeffrey says Dallas police received 256 total calls concerning the firing of guns and the shooting of fireworks. It's not clear if any arrests were actually made: DPD reports are presently offline, and reports for incidents that occurred after 12:01 a.m. today are inaccessible — to the public or public information officers — which means that number could increase when the system goes back online. But, says Jeffrey, since those are the calls received, not the reports generated, the number is unlikely to change.


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I'm new to system administration, and have a quick question regarding
the output of netstat on my Origin 200. When I run netstat with the -i
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Some background info: both ef0 and ef1 should be receiving equal
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So what's wrong? I obviously have either a configuration problem, or a
bug in my netstat -- why else would I have a huge number of collisions
on one interface, and zero collisions on the other, even though both
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general should be relatively low. From all physical indicators, there
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Eau Claire Memorial held a two goal lead over Brookfield Central/East, but the Stars scored two goals in the second period to tie the game, then in overtime scored the game winner as the Old Abes fall 3-2 at the state quarterfinals.
The Old Abes would strike first as Jake Sparger fired a long shot just past center ice for the first goal of the game with 6:50 left in the first period.
Early second period Memorial would add to their lead as Jacob Bresser fired in a goal to give the Old Abes a 2-0 lead. That is when Brookfield East/Central would rally.
The Stars came back with two late goals in the period to tie the game up. Second goal came with six attackers on the ice for the Stars as Memorial was called for a delayed penalty. It was 2-2 going to the 3rd period.
After a scoreless third period, the game headed into overtime. Two minutes into the extra session, the Stars P.J. Corbett was able to beat the Old Abes goalie Dan Hanna and score the game winner.
This marks the third straight state tournament appearance for Eau Claire Memorial that has ended with an overtime loss.
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Brr! Time to unpack your team warm-ups, windsuits and bodysuits! It's getting pretty chilly in South Carolina, and I can imagine it's even colder wherever most of you are! It's the most wonderful time of the year, and for cheerleaders it's the busiest! The funniest question I get asked by my friends in class is, "Cait, are you ready for a nice long Thanksgiving/Christmas break from cheerleading?" Boy, are they confused!
I always tell my family at Thanksgiving that I'm so thankful for the opportunities I get to share with my teammates over the holidays. For Thanksgiving week, we had a huge annual pep rally called Tiger Burn on Monday, a basketball game to cheer Wednesday, a volleyball game to cheer Friday, and of course, our big traditional rival football game against Clemson on Saturday! Go Gamecocks – such a fun game, and we won! What a week!
And don't count out Christmas break! We get to cheer for our men's and women's basketball teams throughout the break, which is fun for us since our teams are off to a great start this season! I know several UCA high school and college cheerleaders who will be working hard over the break, as well, to compete at Nationals very soon! Here are some tips on how to celebrate a holiday season full of cheer with your team!
1) Have any winter practices or games? Plan a big team feast after a game where everyone brings something yummy, and you can make silly superlatives for each of your teammates about what makes you thankful to have them on your team! A dollar store white-elephant gift exchange is always fun, as well!
2) While you're hard at work making holiday wish lists, start preparing for the new year, and make a list of cheerleading goals you want to accomplish. Try to make goals that will make you a better cheerleader skill-wise as well as the best representative of your team and school that you could possibly be.
3) Get in the gym! Get your stunt group or tumbling buddies together and continue working hard! No team ever benefits from a Lazy Lou, so plan a time to stretch, exercise, and keep up with your skills every day! My stunt partner, Hunter, and I are already planning times to meet, practice and get perfect timing on a couple skills throughout our break.
Most importantly, as you prepare for the holidays, remember to savor every moment you have with your team! I know, personally, that I'm about to finish up my last football season on the sidelines ever, and as sad as that might be, I am so thankful I get to be a teammate, a friend, a representative of my school and a cheerleader for a little while longer! Stay warm, keep working hard, and be thankful to be a cheerleader! Go Cocks!!!
–Caitlin Cofield
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Bellarmine student wins cruise by making amazing shots
Published 2:18 PM EST Jan 11, 2013
A Bellarmine University student won a cruise during a recent home basketball game.
Casey Saulman won a $2,500 Caribbean cruise during a halftime promotion by hittting a layup, a foul shot, a three-pointer and a half-court shot.
His name was drawn randomly before last Thursday's win against Quincy University.


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Contextual menu plug-in for Safari for managing image downloads.
iPlace is a small contextual menu plug-in for Safari. It is designed to help you browse images in web pages and to manage your image downloads. iPlace allows you to specify a set of locations to which you can save images and then allows you to either save single images or to browse all of the images in a page without seeing any of the text in between. In this way you can easily select and save multiple images at once.
Note that iPlace requires SIMBL which is a free (donations accepted) plugin manager.
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Did anybody ever figure out this issue as it relates to post length? That seems to be my problem. After I try to post something that's to long, it gives me the 404 error...if I shorten it, it will post.
Did anybody ever figure out this issue as it relates to post length? That seems to be my problem. After I try to post something that's to long, it gives me the 404 error...if I shorten it, it will post.
For what it's worth, the culprit in my case seems to be mod_security. The server I am hosting my blog on shows this WP-generated 404 error everytime a post is of a certain length and contains multiple instances of the word "curl".
Since my blog is hosted on a virtual hosted environment, I cannot deactivate or change the mod_security rules. The work-around I have found is to wrap the offending word(s) with <span> tags.
Same problem here, now. I'm glad I found this thread. Any definite solutions?
I've been using a desktop blog editor to publish posts, so I never noticed this problem until now.
Problem is mod_security.
I had the same problem. I solved him for replace / on / (utf8 in other encoding is difrent code)
/var/ to /var/
/var/ to /<!-- -->var/
/var/ to /<span />var/
Wbednarski, can you explain the solution a little more? In which file do you replace the "/" with "/"?
I have this prob too, would love to know the answer. It's NOT post length for me as my posts are short.
For reference, the patch rdsmes proposed is on line 1403. I put in the patch and posted to my site. No more 404.
For reference, the patch rdsmes proposed did not work for me.
After much frusturation, I was able to circumvent the problem by adding the following to my .htaccess file.
SecFilterEngine Off
SecFilterScanPOST Off
It turns of the mod_security word filtering. Hoover Dam!
I am having this same problem when i try to create pages.
i tried the patch -line 1413- on funtions.php but nothing.
I keep getting the following error, any idea? what can i do? : (
---------my error------
Not Found
The requested URL /contact/ was not found on this server.
Additionally, a 404 Not Found error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.
Apache/1.3.36 Server at http://www.dominiosidn.com Port 80
I've documented this error, it's most probable cause (mod_security), and some of the work-arounds in an article on my site:
The article is based on my personal experience with this problem along with the solutions I've found in this thread and through experimentation.
I hope someone finds it helpful.
In my case, if i remove my ping list from the Update Services ie Options>>Writing, my publish,Save and edit, Save buttons work fine, But when i give more than 7 or 8 urls in the ping list. i get that 404 error. If my ping list is empty or not more than 4-5 urls, i don't get 404 error.
Is there any limitation to the number of urls in the ping list?????
Waiting for your guidance.
Thx in advance.
Problem: 404 Error of old Pages
Recently upgraded to 2.0.4 WordPress from 2.0.1. When posting new Pages everything is ok.
However, the prior About and Contact Pages give 404 error.
ex: http://www.fionasze.com/about/
I've tried turning off plug-ins, updating permalinks with .htaccess (664) and nothing happens. Also tried rdsmes' suggestion and updated the wp-admin/function.php file with:
if ( !$posts || !$posts[0]->ID )
I've gleaned the database and the data appears to get updated. Should I do a complete reinstall? Any suggestions? Merci buckets.
Disregard the above. I'm going to try a reinstall.
I just wanted to say that I recently started experiencing this problem. Also, I had recently installed mod_security on my server! :)
I tried the .htaccess fix mentioned above, and it worked great. Nice work!
I have the same problem - save, edit, etc. all cause a page error. I then refresh the page, and the command completes successfully. I'm eager to try the .htaccess solution proposed above, but I'm quite certain that I don't even have an .htaccess file. If I didn't create one myself, should I still have it, and where? Thanks.
Just got the this error for the first time and only on one page (all the other pages and posts work fine) and the .htaccess fix above worked.
Just don't understand why it would suddenly start happening.
I have this problem when editing php files using WP and when saving setting to some plug-ins, but not when publishing.
I was getting 404 error for any pages outside of home. After reading this post, I went to Options/Permilinks and reset to default. No more 404s!
Thanks for the help.
Anybody still having this issue and running 2.0.5 see this thread.
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Jason Isbell
Price: $20
When: Ended 02/8/14
Where: First Avenue Mainroom
Riding the deserved acclaim of his 2013 album "Southeastern" — chronicling the songwriterly topics of addiction, death and divorce with unusual candor and grace — Jason Isbell and his searing band the 400 Unit played to a packed and ecstatic Varsity Theater crowd in October. Thus, they're moving up to First Avenue, a room Isbell knows well from his days with the Drive-by Truckers. The Alabama twang-rocker and his wife/bandmate Amanda Shires will also be back in town next week for a Valentine's Day taping of "Wits" at the Fitzgerald Theater. Texas country troubadour Robert Ellis opens ahead of next week's release of his strong third album, "The Lights From the Chemical Plant." Chris Riemenschneider


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Notes from the road: Gijon
Although it was well after 9pm, the sky was still bright when the E Street Band took the stage at Estadio El Molinon in Gijon, Spain. Bruce spent an extended few moments at the edge of the stage examining the crowd, nodding and smiling, before bringing the band into a high-energy version of "My Love…
Bruce and E Street Band coming to Spain
Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band announced a new show show at the refurbished El Molinón Stadium in Gijón on June 26, 2013. This is the only concert planned for 2013, and there is no possibility of further Spanish concerts being added. Tickets will be available at 10am on Thursday, February 28 through doctormusic.com…
Bruce plays nearly 4-hour show in Madrid
Marking the longest concert of his career, Bruce & the E Street Band played for a reported 3 hours and 48 minutes on June 17th in Madrid. Photographer Jo Lopez was there to capture the magical night which included a guest appearance from Southside Johnny and shares his new photos here.
Wrecking Ball Tour in San Sebastian
Bruce & the E Street Band defied the ominous forecast on Saturday night in San Sebastian, opening the show with "Who'll Stop the Rain" and carrying on through the downpour. Susan Bittan shares this new gallery of photos from the night, and thanks to all who came out and endured the stormy weather!
Wrecking Ball Tour in Barcelona
The Wrecking Ball Tour marches on through Spain, making a stop at Barcelona's Estadi Olímpic Lluís last night. Photographer Jo Lopez shares another gallery of live photos from the three-hour show here.


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Food and Fitness
Monday, February 25, 2013
Fish Fraud
By Carolyn Brown, MS, RD
Something fishy is going on in the seafood industry.
This past week, findings from a study on "seafood fraud" were published by Oceana.
More than 1200 seafood samples were DNA tested in big cities including NYC, Chicago, D.C. Austin and Boston – and some type of fishy-fraud was found in 100% of the places Oceana tested. Fish mislabeling occurred, on average, 33% of the time – and in certain areas (hello, Southern California and Boston) it was far higher – around 50%. Freaky, as I'd consider those to be fish-savvy places.
So why the fish-fakeouts? Some kinds of fish, like tilapia and grouper are more abundant and much cheaper than, say, snapper. But who would really know the difference? Chances are, not your taste buds.
Sushi restaurants had the highest instances of mislabeling – at a mind-blowing 74% of restaurants! Very fishy indeed. Seafood was mislabeled 38% of the time at non-sushi restaurants, and 18% at grocery stores.
"We would not stand for beef or chicken being swapped for other forms of meat one-third of the time and we should not stand for the same being done with our seafood," said Oceana CEO Andrew Sharpless in a HuffPo interview, which is an interesting way to think about it.
This fish fraud is disturbing, for sure, but there's so much to love about fish – the omega 3's and vitamin E and D, its high protein content. So how do you avoid the old fish switcheroo if you're not going to personally DNA-sample each fish fillet?
Start by asking questions:
- Is it wild or farm raised? (wild is ideal)
- Where are how was it caught? (line-caught is best)
When possible, buy a fish whole. I know, ew, the eyeballs are totally not something I want to handle either, but seafood fraud is much harder to pull off if the fish is not already filleted and processed.
Lastly, try to buy from the green market and have a convo with those fish-mongers. They will have all the info you need and might have even caught the fish themselves.
What is your reaction to this report? Does this change the way you'll order fish in the future?


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Professional Edge
Designed to support community economic and workforce development needs in metropolitan Kansas City, the Professional Edge Breakfast Series offers KU faculty and staff as presenters on current topics. Professional Edge provides:
- Focused conversation around key workforce topics being faced within many organizations today
- Discussion on current trends and practices
- Opportunity for professional development and growth
- An atmosphere for individuals to interact and discuss specific ideas
Our Professional Edge breakfast series takes places each semester on the Edwards Campus.
- Time: 8 to 9 a.m. (pastries and coffee provided at 7:30 a.m.) on Wednesday mornings.
- Cost: Free and open to the public
- Location: KU Edwards Campus, 12600 Quivira Road, Overland Park, KS 66213
Upcoming Series Schedule
Spring 2014
Thursday, Feb. 13:
Leawood Morning Mingling, register here.
Start the year off with a dynamic networking event co-hosted by KU Edwards Campus and the Leawood Chamber of Commerce.
Regnier Hall Lobby, 8 to 9:30 a.m.
Wednesday, March 5
Organizational Training and Development: Past, Present, and Future
Dr. Bob Isaacson, lecturer, KU School of Education
The American Society for Training and Development's (ASTD) standards focus on changes driven by economic forces, demographic shifts and evolutions in technology and communication. This presentation will discuss emerging technologies that will shape the future of education and workforce training. An open dialogue will follow regarding critical training needs in Greater Kansas City organizations.
Wednesday, April 2
Building Partnerships That Last
Blane Harding, director, KU Office of Multicultural Affairs
This presentation will focus on the changing demographics of society and the impact these changes will have on the workforce. It will include a close look at these changing demographics, the organizational benefits of this change, how do you recruit and manage a diverse workforce, and finally what role do you play in this process.
Wednesday, May 7
Sixth Annual Leadership Symposium - Framing Outcomes
Lessons in Change Management: Setting Yourself Up for Success
Melanie Nelson – Cerner Corporation, vice president, Behavior Change & Adoption
Mike Allison – Cerner Corporation, senior director, Associate Learning
Changing individual behaviors is hard. Changing organizational behaviors that lead to real business results feels impossible. In this session we will contrast the concepts of adaptive and technical change to discover that we often default to applying technical solutions to adaptive problems. We will explore key factors – and practical lessons learned – to help us navigate adaptive change. Finally, we will construct an immediate action plan focused on setting up our next change initiative for success.
Taking the Stank Out of Performance Management
Tim Moran – author, speaker and HR consultant – TMoran Consulting, LLC
The conventional performance management/review process is sucking the life out of employees and organizations. Enough is enough! This provocative presentation will review a brief history of performance management, how the business world has changed and why we hate the current process. Most importantly, you'll take away a framework for a more efficient and effective performance management/review process.


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Carl's Jr. is a powerhouse in the fast food industry with many locations throughout Long Beach and southern California. I recently visited the location on Bellflower Boulevard for some breakfast. When I arrived the location was clean and the service was good but that was about it. When I received my breakfast burrito and sandwich it didn't look anything like how it did on the big picture on the menu.
The burrito looked like it was sweating and fresh from the microwave. The sandwich was not good and just gave me a stomach ache after eating. I am not sure what the deal was there but I suppose you win some and you loose some and in this case I ended up feeling a little sick. I did not contact Carl's Jr. about this because in all fairness I did eat other food that day but sometimes you just know.


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This entry was posted on Thursday, February 5th, 2009 at 6:38 pm and is filed under Bio's, Surname: Lewis. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.
Lloyd W. Lewis (b. 1928 d. 2000) was my very special and wise Uncle. We shared the same birthday and my middle name was given to me in honor of him. I, in turn, have passed my full name on to my first born in honor of him. I regret not spending more time with him in my younger years, but he did leave an ever-lasting impression on me and many others. This video demonstrates the impact Lloyd had on some of those people.
The board of Kendal Charitable Funds approved the creation of the Lloyd Lewis Fund at its meeting in October 2007. The purpose of this new fund is to support improvements in serving older adults through the Promising Innovations campaign. The new fund and this campaign were initiated by the generous gift of $250,000 from the Janet Comey Foundation, a private foundation established through the estate of former Kendal at Longwood resident Janet Comey.
- More Information at the Kendal Website
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A generational theme is emerging in more than one Iowa Democratic primary next year as state Rep. Tyler Olson, in his fourth legislative term at age 37, announced for governor today, first in his native Cedar Rapids followed by Des Moines and Mason City stops.
His "new generation of leaders" theme and references at looking to the next 30 years rather than the last 30, is a contrast to Republican Terry Branstad, first elected in 1982 at roughly Olson's current age, now serving a fifth non-consecutive term, and hoping to break the all-time national record with a sixth next year.
But Olson's new leadership theme also has a primary election meaning against his main rival, Jack Hatch. The Des Moines state senator has been a fixture of state politics for a quarter century in two stints in the legislature, an unsuccessful congressional campaign, and service on Tom Harkin's staff. (For fairness and completeness: former legislator Bob Krause, who ran way back in the 2010 Senate primary, is also running; he's also in his 60s.)
The generational theme can't help but ripple into the 1st Congressional District race. Anesa Kajtazovic of Waterloo, in her second legislative term at just 26, announced over the weekend she's exploring a run. The other Democrats are all twice her age: Pat Murphy is 53, Monica Vernon 55, and Swati Dandekar 61.
Tangent: While Sarah Palin is hinting at a Senate run – because unless she's
hinting at running for something people lose interest – Swati Dandekar
took a page from the Palin playbook by, for the second time, quitting her job mid-term.
And likewise the Congressional primary ripples into the gubernatorial primary. While the 1st CD, which includes Olson's Cedar Rapids base, looks to be hot in both parties, the 3rd CD race is less exciting. Former Sen. Staci Appel is clearly the insider pick over Some Dude Gabriel De La Cerda, who offered this late last night:
For several months I have awaited an opponent at the chess board, welcome to the table. My moves will be unorthodox enjoy the show #IA03
— Gabriel De La Cerda (@GabeDLC2DC) July 8, 2013
O-kay. Speaking of the Screwy Some Dude Department, a new entry on the Republican Senate race gets an awkward start. Doug Burns:
Scott Schaben of Ames says he plans to run for the U.S. Senate in the November 2014 election.
He would join a developing field of Republicans seeking to take on U.S. Rep. Bruce Braley, D-Waterloo.
"I'm going to set this race on fire," Schaben said in an interview.
"They're going to know Scott Schaben."
Schaben's own family would bring racial diversity to the GOP, he said, noting
that his wife, Latoja, an assistant coach for the Iowa State University
women's basketball team, is African American.
"Let's see Bruce Braley paint me as a racist with a black wife," Schaben said.
Not the first Republican leader to make the same argument recently. Still, both better than Rand Paul's neo-Confederate staffer.
Anyway, tangent over. Point is the 1st CD primary will help turnout in Olson's turf more than the 3rd District primary will help Hatch.
Social media, home of the young and to those too old to be cool but to young not to care, seems more excited about Kajtazovic and Olson than the other candidates. (For the record I was more all like this.) But a fair warning to both candidates: the timing of a June primary makes a student/youth turnout effort, always challenging, even harder.
If either or both Olson or Kajtazovic pull off a win next November, it's a big change of image for Iowa, which is demographically one of the oldest states. And, it's been noted: since Iowa's national profile is too often defined by Steve King's anti-immigrant rhetoric, Anesa Kajtazovic would be a nice rebuttal from our side of the state.
Olson pick up some quick endorsements from leading Democrats. Ex-Iowa Democratic Party chair Sue Dvorsky said she was "enthusiastically and all in." Senator Rob Hogg is to be understood; Olson took over his House seat in `06 when Hogg moved to the Senate.
But most interesting was Senator Janet Peterson: not just a Senate colleague of Hatch, but a fellow Polk County legislator. (Though she served much longer with Olson in the House.)
Hatch quickly countered with actual issues, in this case his signature health care issue. He's calling on Wellmark to return money from $1.3 billion in reserves. But when steered toward the Olson announcement, he said "it's Democrats' job to choose the most experienced and 'articulate' candidate."
"I think in order to be a CEO of a state, experience helps," he said. It's the card he has to play in a primary against Olson, but you could easily hear Branstad repeating that line back in the fall.
With Olson in, the only real heavyweight yet to be heard from is Mike Gronstal. Word is and odds the Senate majority leader stays out. The joke is why would "Governor Gronstal" take the step down, but as with many jokes there's a lot of truth there.
So, Democrats. For the governor's race, two good candidates. For the 1st CD: one awful candidate trying to cross back over a bridge she just burned, one OK candidate who we just picked up on waivers from the other team, one more Old White Guy Like Me… and a chance to do something really special.


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News Archive
Thursday February 23, 2012
US envoy says progress in NKorea nuclear talks
Feb 23, 2012, 11:58 p.m.
Opening arguments due in NJ webcam spying trial
Feb 23, 2012, 11:31 p.m.
Ex-La Habra cop charged with grand theft
Feb 23, 2012, 11:23 p.m.
SANTA ANA, Calif. A former La Habra police officer has been charged with stealing more than $60,000 from a law enforcement football organization that raised money for youth scholarships. Orange County prosecutors say 43-year-old Kirk Robert Lotzgesell was charged Thursday with one count of grand theft. Lotzgesell is accused ...
Luebke eager to liven up fastball diet with more off-speed spice
Updated Feb 24, 2012, 3:10 p.m.
High School / PrepsPrep scoreboard (Feb. 23 results)
Feb 23, 2012, 11:12 p.m.
BOYS BASKETBALL San Diego Section Championships Quarterfinals Division V SD Jewish 58, Tri-City Christian 56, OT. Pts: Marchetti (SD) 14, Katz (SD) 17, Sloane (SD) 12, Reinke (TCC) 17, Galardi (TCC) 14, Medrano (TCC) 11. GIRLS WATER POLO San Diego Section Championships Semifinals Division III Bishop's 16, Coronado 7. Goals: ...
Families of those missing in Pakistan seek answers
Feb 23, 2012, 11:05 p.m.
High School / PrepsNotebook: Clairemont baseball program to dedicate new field
Feb 23, 2012, 11:04 p.m.
Clairemont High will mark the dedication of its newly renovated baseball field with a day of activities on Saturday. After a pancake breakfast hosted by coach Pat Hornbrook's Chieftains baseball team at 8 a.m., there will be a home run derby followed by dedication of the new field at 10 ...
Randle's 20 lead Stanford past Colorado 74-50
Feb 23, 2012, 11:03 p.m.
BOULDER, Colo. Stanford's superior size and swarming defense took Colorado and its sellout crowd out of Thursday night's game early. Just as swiftly, the Cardinal put a damper the Buffaloes' ascent toward the top of the Pac-12 standings by handing them their first league home loss with a 74-50 ...
Pakistan: Militants attack police station, kill 4
Feb 23, 2012, 11:02 p.m.
CHARGERS: Latest mock draft projections
Feb 23, 2012, 11 p.m.
The NFL scouting combine is underway in Indianapolis and free agency is just around the corner. Draftniks are looking for those hidden gems that will help their respective favorite teams. The Chargers have the 18th pick in the first round. Here is a sample of what some experts think general ...
Girls Water PoloRebuilt La Jolla squad ready for another shot at Bishop's in final
Feb 23, 2012, 10:59 p.m.
Crime, Courts & FireSurgeon killed in motorcycle accident
Updated Feb 24, 2012, 8:07 p.m.
SAN DIEGO A longtime orthopedic surgeon affiliated with Sharp Grossmont Hospital was fatally injured in a motorcycle accident Thursday night in Mira Mesa. Dr. Jeffrey Marxen, 60, was riding a 2005 Honda Goldwing north on Black Mountain Road just before 10 p.m. when he failed to negotiate a curve ...
Chinese official warns Tibetans against separatism
Feb 23, 2012, 10:59 p.m.
BEIJING A provincial Communist Party chief warned Tibetan monks and residents to oppose separatism and obey the law as he visited a monastery and restive communities that have been at the center of many recent self-immolation protests, a local newspaper said Friday. Earlier this week, Sichuan Communist Party chief ...
Al-Qaida claims deadly attacks on Iraqi cities
Feb 23, 2012, 10:58 p.m.
Coghlan's run at Sports Arena still a huge thrill 31 years later
Feb 23, 2012, 10:54 p.m.
TorerosThree-pointers by Norris power Toreros past LMU
Feb 23, 2012, 10:53 p.m.
LOS ANGELES The next time Darian Norris needs coaxing to trust his shot, the USD basketball team can remind the senior guard about Thursday. Norris scored all of his team-high 12 points on four three-pointers in the final 10 minutes to lead the Toreros to a 60-57 West Coast ...
Indonesia replaces top warden at riot-hit prison
Feb 23, 2012, 10:38 p.m.
Company claiming iPad trademark sues Apple in US
Feb 23, 2012, 10:37 p.m.
China calls on Myanmar to secure border security
Feb 23, 2012, 10:33 p.m.
BEIJING China is urging Myanmar to ensure security along their common border following attacks on river shipping and inflows of refugees fleeing fighting with ethnic minority militias. The Foreign Ministry said Friday that chief government adviser Jia Qinglin told Myanmar's visiting Foreign Minister Thura Shwe Mann that China hopes ...
Colorado women fall 68-46 at No. 2 Stanford
Feb 23, 2012, 10:32 p.m.
STANFORD, Calif. Colorado coach Linda Lappe watched the way her team fought, diving for loose balls and contesting every shot - even fouling hard on any attempts near the rim - and beamed with pride. She only wishes they could maintain the momentum. Chucky Jeffery had 13 points and ...
Egypt presidential hopeful attacked in carjacking
Feb 23, 2012, 10:27 p.m.
At least 3 injured in Vista accident
Updated Feb 23, 2012, 10:41 p.m.
At least three people, including two children, were injured Thursday night in a collision at Arcadia Avenue and East Vista Way, the Sheriff's Department said. The accident was reported at 8:52 p.m., said sheriff's Lt. J.T. Faulkner. The injured included an 80-year-old woman and two children between the ages of ...
WatchdogPrime Healthcare CEO steps down
Feb 23, 2012, 10:16 p.m.
The president and chief executive officer of Prime Healthcare Services has resigned, leaving as FBI agents are questioning former employees about the firm's billing practices and state legislators prepare to question the company's attorney in a Los Angeles hearing tomorrow regarding hospital reimbursement. The resignation was confirmed today by Prime, ...
Chinese leader warns Tibetans against separatism
Feb 23, 2012, 10:15 p.m.
BEIJING A provincial Communist Party chief warned Tibetan monks and residents to oppose separatism and obey the law as he visited a monastery and restive communities that have been at the center of many recent self-immolation protests. The Sichuan Daily newspaper said Friday that Sichuan Communist Party chief Liu ...
Darby lifts Pepperdine over Santa Clara 63-57
Feb 23, 2012, 10:13 p.m.
SANTA CLARA, Calif. Taylor Darby had 16 points and 11 rebounds and Pepperdine opened the second half on a 14-2 run en route to a 63-57 victory over Santa Clara on Thursday night. Caleb Willis added 15 points for the Waves (10-18, 4-12 West Coast), who closed out their ...
More firefighters on way to battle Napa fire
Feb 23, 2012, 10:11 p.m.
NAPA, Calif. More firefighters are on the way to help battle a wildfire in rural Napa County that has been threatening three homes. Calfire spokesman Daniel Berlant says at one point Thursday afternoon, flames came within 100 feet of one of the homes. Berlant says "things are looking a ...
Crime, Courts & FireShots fired at Spring Valley apartment complex
Updated Feb 23, 2012, 11:27 p.m.
SPRING VALLEY Sheriff's deputies investigated reports of shots fired Thursday night outside an apartment complex on Grand Avenue, near St. George Street. Witnesses reported that the apartment complex next to Shorty's Tire Shop was hit by gunfire about 6:15 p.m. Several men wearing baggy clothing were seen drinking and ...
More remains linked to "Speed Freak Killers' found
Feb 23, 2012, 10 p.m.
LINDEN, Calif. More human remains were recovered Thursday near the Northern California site where two victims of a convicted serial killer were recently found, authorities said. Crews using cadaver dogs located the remains after expanding a search area near the Calaveras County community of San Andreas, said San Joaquin ...
ESCONDIDO: Elementary district rejects proposal to merge with high school district
Feb 23, 2012, 10 p.m.
Trustees in the Escondido Union School District shot down a proposal to unify with a neighboring high school district Thursday night, citing financial uncertainties and other reasons for their decision. The Escondido Union High School District Board of Trustees had unanimously supported unifying with the elementary district earlier this month. ...
Boy Scouts of America lawsuit heads to mediation
Feb 23, 2012, 9:59 p.m.
LOS ANGELES The Boy Scouts of America will not have to meet a Friday deadline to turn over thousands of confidential files as part of a sexual abuse lawsuit. The Los Angeles Times ( http://lat.ms/yEFwQU ) says the Boy Scouts and lawyers for a Santa Barbara County boy agreed ...
Wynn Macau ousts Kazuo Okada from board
Feb 23, 2012, 9:58 p.m.
Ladd has 2 goals, assist in Jets' win over TB
Feb 23, 2012, 9:57 p.m.
Odum gets 38, Portland State beats Sac. St. 94-88
Feb 23, 2012, 9:57 p.m.
SACRAMENTO, Calif. Charles Odum scored 38 points on 11 of 16 shooting and Portland State bested Sacramento State 94-88 on Thursday night. Portland State (14-13, 8-6 Big Sky) trailed by two with 8:16 remaining until sparking a 15-3 run over the next 5:26 to lead 82-72. Sacramento State (9-18, ...
Ladd has 2 goals 2 assists in Jets' win over TB
Feb 23, 2012, 9:53 p.m.
Reports of air attack said to kill 4 in Somalia
Feb 23, 2012, 9:52 p.m.
MOGADISHU, Somalia Two officials in Somalia say an overnight air attack has killed four militants in southern Somalia. One official on Friday said the overnight attack happened in the Lower Shabelle region, where the al-Qaida-linked militant group al-Shabab controls wide swaths of territory. The Somali military official said a ...
2nd-half spurt lifts Cal women over Utah 60-46
Feb 23, 2012, 9:51 p.m.
BERKELEY, Calif. Layshia Clarendon scored 15 points, including 10 during a 17-0 run to start the second half, as California defeated Utah 60-46 Thursday night. Talia Caldwell added 13 points and 11 rebounds for the Golden Bears (21-7, 12-4 Pac-12), who have won six of their last seven games. ...
Oscar's green room wins raves from Brian Grazer
Feb 23, 2012, 9:47 p.m.
VISTA: Three hospitalized in single-car crash
Feb 23, 2012, 9:39 p.m.
VISTA ---- Three people injured in a traffic collision Thursday night in Vista were taken by ambulance to a local hospital, a NorthComm dispatcher said. The crash occurred at 8:52 p.m. on East Vista Way near Arcadia Avenue, the dispatcher said. Additional details were unavailable Thursday night.
Oilers cool off Flyers with 2-0 win
Feb 23, 2012, 9:30 p.m.
Thunder top Lakers 100-85, tie Miami as NBA's best
Feb 23, 2012, 9:29 p.m.
No. 16 Wisconsin falls 67-66 at Iowa
Feb 23, 2012, 9:28 p.m.
Olekaibe leads Fresno St. past Seattle 78-72
Feb 23, 2012, 9:27 p.m.
FRESNO, Calif. Kevin Olekaibe scored 25 of his career-high 43 points in the second half as Fresno State defeated Seattle 78-72 on Thursday night in a nonconference game. Olekaibe went 12 of 25 from the field and made all 14 of his free throws to become the first Fresno ...
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Feb 23, 2012, 9:14 p.m.
GIRLS PREP WATER POLO: Cathedral Catholic falls short yet again
Feb 23, 2012, 9:14 p.m.
LA JOLLA ---- Just as it was during two one-goal Western League losses against La Jolla High, Cathedral Catholic couldn't stop the counterattack. In the biggest game of the season, the Dons' girls water polo team failed to slow down the Vikings' attack yet again. This time, it really hurt. ...
Isner and Querrey advance to quarters at Memphis
Feb 23, 2012, 9:07 p.m.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. Top-seeded John Isner beat fellow American Donald Young 7-6 (3), 6-4 on Thursday to move to the quarterfinals of Regions Morgan Keegan Championships. Isner, ranked 14th in the world, used 22 service aces to dispatch Young in 1 hour, 43 minutes. They were on serve in the ...
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Feb 23, 2012, 9 p.m.
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Tennessee State loses 80-62 to No. 14 Murray State
Feb 23, 2012, 9 p.m.
LAKE ELSINORE: Little league's quad stolen
Feb 23, 2012, 9 p.m.
Lake Elsinore Little League's Kawasaki Mule was stolen, and it happened at the worst time ---- less than two weeks before the group's opening day ceremonies, said Kathye Aniol, secretary of the league. The league uses the quad, which is valued at about $4,000, to haul around equipment and set ...
AztecsShelton, Green to lead 'I Believe' chant
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LOCAL SCOREBOARD: Feb. 23 results
Feb 23, 2012, 8:56 p.m.
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Feb 23, 2012, 8:52 p.m.
Ladd has goal, 2 assists in Jets' win over TB
Feb 23, 2012, 8:47 p.m.
PREP BOYS SOCCER: Lakeside gets it right in the playoffs, advances to first semifinal
Feb 23, 2012, 8:44 p.m.
LAKE ELSINORE — Playoff success has never come easy for Lakeside's boys soccer team. In perhaps their most trying season, it seems the Lancers have finally gotten it right. Junior forward Oscar Gonzalez booted an 18th-minute goal and host Lakeside held the shaky advantage from there to defeat El Monte ...
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Feb 23, 2012, 8:42 p.m.
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Feb 23, 2012, 8:37 p.m.
BEIJING A top Chinese government adviser said Friday he expects the leader of the southwestern metropolis of Chongqing to attend next month's annual legislative session despite a scandal surrounding a key subordinate. Zhao Qizheng told reporters he saw no reason why Bo Xilai shouldn't attend the annual session of ...
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Feb 23, 2012, 8:36 p.m.
Stars beat Blackhawks 3-1
Feb 23, 2012, 8:36 p.m.
CHICAGO Michael Ryder scored on a deflection with 5:02 left in regulation as the Dallas Stars rallied with three goals late in the game to defeat Chicago 3-1 on Thursday night, ending the Blackhawks' four-game winning streak. Tied at 1, Ryder got behind Chicago's defense and redirected Mike Ribeiro's ...
Oil rises to fresh 9-month high near $109 in Asia
Feb 23, 2012, 8:36 p.m.
SINGAPORE Oil prices rose to a fresh nine-month high near $109 a barrel Friday in Asia amid signs the U.S. economy is improving against a backdrop of elevated tensions in the Middle East over Iran's nuclear program. Benchmark crude for April delivery was up 75 cents to $108.58 per ...
EducationA third of students in troubled districts
Feb 23, 2012, 8:35 p.m.
One third of public school students in California attend a school district that is in financial jeopardy, driven there by deep cuts made to education funding, state officials reported Thursday. There were 127 districts on a state financial warning list indicating they had a negative or qualified financial status as ...
Wright, Cincinnati beat No. 17 Louisville 60-56
Feb 23, 2012, 8:33 p.m.


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Hunger for victory: Beat Auburn Beat Hunger food drive kicks off
2013 goal is to collect 275,000 pounds of food
Published: Tuesday, October 15, 2013 at 3:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Monday, October 14, 2013 at 11:46 p.m.
The rivalry between Alabama and Auburn is firing up yet again, but the winners in this contest will be people in need.
How to donate
- To donate money, go to the website, beatauburnbeathunger.ua.edu or donate text "BAMA" or "BABH" to 27722, which will automatically send a donation of $5.
- To stay updated daily about BABH, like the page on Facebook at facebook.com/BeatAuburnBeatHunger, follow them on Twitter via @UA_BABH and follow them on Instagram @UABABH.
- Businesses or student organizations that would like to get involved can send an email to firstname.lastname@example.com or visit the website at beatauburnbeathunger.ua.edu
The 20th annual Beat Auburn Beat Hunger food drive began Monday with a kickoff event at the Ferguson Center on the University of Alabama campus, where students could purchase T-shirts and donate to get their favorite contestant a pie in the face.
Last year, Auburn claimed the contest's Can Trophy, a trophy topped by a can of soup, by collecting a total of 273,650 pounds of food, compared to Alabama's 266,737 pounds.
"The BABH team is very excited about this year because we are ready to fight hunger and bring back the Can Trophy to West Alabama," said Addie Bunn, director of the Beat Auburn Beat Hunger food drive.
With the other UA events sponsored by student organizations and UA Athletics throughout the six-week competition, Bunn hopes to meet this year'' goal of 275,000 pounds.
Partnering with the West Alabama Food Bank, UA's Community Service Center challenged Auburn and the Food Bank of East Alabama in 1994 to see who could collect more nonperishable food items for their respective food banks.
"From there, the Beat Auburn Beat Hunger Food Drive and the Beat Bama Food Drive were born," Bunn said.
Since then, each year the Tide and the Tigers, some of the most intense rivals in college football, unite their students, faculty, staff and community members in a friendly competition to help fight hunger around the holidays, just before the Iron Bowl face-off. The competition has raised nearly 3 million pounds of food since 1994.
The food drive helps both food banks stock up for the holidays and usually carries them into the spring, Bunn said.
"At the University of Alabama, civic responsibility is part of the Capstone Creed, and it's our duty as students to be active in community service," Bunn said.
Students and community members can donate nonperishable food items to any collection barrel on campus or at local businesses through Tuscaloosa.
Here's a schedule of Beat Auburn Beat Hunger events:
- 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Wednesday: "Pie in the Face" at the Ferguson Center plaza. Watch the winning contestant from Monday's kickoff event get pied in the face at noon. Those who come by will get a free Tootsie Pop.
- Wednesday and Thursday: "Stamp Out Hunger" letter-writing event. Students can come by from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day at the Community Service Center in Room 346 at the Ferguson Center to pick up supplies to send letters to friends and families, asking for donations. Students affiliated with UA organizations may pick up enough to supply their organization. Bring addressed letters to the Ferguson Center by 5 p.m. on Oct. 17.
- 1:30 p.m. Sunday: Women's volleyball, UA vs. LSU. Support Beat Auburn Beat Hunger and the women's volleyball team by coming to the game and bringing cans of food to Foster Auditorium.
- Oct. 26: Beat Auburn Beat Hunger Tailgate on the Quad. Beat Auburn Beat Hunger will hold a tailgate event before the Tide takes on the Tennessee Vols. Free food, stickers and shakers will be provided.
- Oct. 29-30: American Red Cross blood drive in the Ferguson Center's Ballroom. Students can give blood and support Beat Auburn Beat Hunger at the same time. For each unit of blood collected, a nonperishable food item will be donated to the West Alabama Food Bank; co-sponsored by the Student Government Association.
- 2 p.m. Nov. 10: Beat Auburn Beat Hunger 5K run. The race will start at the lower Recreation Center parking lot on campus. Registration began Monday and costs $20 until Nov. 1, when it will increase to $25.
- Nov. 16: "Ride With The Tide" to Mississippi State. Students can donate cans for Beat Auburn Beat Hunger when they "Ride With The Tide" to Starkville for the Mississippi State game, sponsored by University Programs and SGA.
- Nov. 19: Men's basketball. Support Beat Auburn Beat Hunger and the men's basketball team by bringing cans of food to Coleman Coliseum. The game time is to be announced.
- Nov. 22: BABH closing party and women's basketball game against Wisconsin. Students can donate cans of food at Foster Auditorium. Game time will be announced. On the same day, Big Al will help fill a truck at the Ferguson Center with last-minute donations for the West Alabama Food Bank.
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Creamy Pumpkin soup with Pumpkin Seed Oil
Autumn Soup
Pumpkins are typical for the time around Thanksgiving and can be prepared in many different ways: as a starter, soup or dessert.
INGREDIENTS for 4 people:
- 1/2 kg of pumpkin (Hokkaido)
- 1 onion
- 1-2 garlic cloves
- neutral oil or butter
- 600 ml vegetable or chicken stock
- salt, pepper, nutmeg (ginger)
- 150 ml cream
- pumpkin seed oil
- pumpkin seeds
Cut the onion and the garlic cloves into small pieces and roast them in oil/butter. Add the cubic-cut pumpkin, roast it shortly and add the stock. Season it with salt, pepper, nutmeg and, if you like, some ginger. Cook it until the pumpkin is soft. Then add the cream and puree the soup. Final seasoning.
Serve the soup in a soup plate, adding some pumpkin seed oil and some seeds.
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I stayed at this hotel in 1997 while attending a NATO Conference. I liked it so much that I didn't want to leave. Little did I know that about year later, I would move to San Diego. Imagine spectacular views of rhythmic ocean and bay waters, warm sun-drenched beaches, tranquil breezes and unsurpassed beauty, all within your reach in America's Finest City. Welcome to the Bahia Hotel! With over a mile of white sandy beaches, this 325-room hotel is secluded on its own 14-acre peninsula in the heart of Mission Bay, San Diego's largest aquatic park.
Unique Qualities: The beautiful Bahia has been the favorite destination spot for vacationing families, business travelers and meeting attendees alike for more than 40 years. Located less than five minutes from Sea World, the Bahia is convenient to all of San Diego's major attractions including the San Diego Zoo and Wild Animal Park, Belmont Park, and Old Town, shopping downtown, in Mission Valley, La Jolla and Tijuana and is easily accessible from the San Diego International Airport. Fulfill your getaway dreams experience the Bahia Hotel!
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Morro de Sao Paulo may be small, but it is fully equipped in what concerns gastronomy and boasts a famed and intense night life.
If you plan to spend some relaxing days, you can spend your evenings enjoying the sunset and then heading to the village for a good dinner in one of the many restaurants that offer something for every taste.
In the evenings, a small handcraft and art fair is held at the main square, and local musicians meet at "Pastel do Fon" to play acoustic Brazilian music. You can appreciate the relaxed atmosphere, with people coming and going, and see a little of the local culture and make friends.
If, on the other hand, you plan to go out all night, you won't have anything to complain. It's wise to take some time off and rest until midnight before heading to one of the several discos in the village and on the beaches, where the serious action picks up between midnight and 1 AM, and then lasts until the morning.
You can be certain that there'll be at least one party every night.
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"Every moment of major social change requires a collective leap of imagination. Political transformation must be accompanied not just by spontaneous and organized expressions of unrest and risk, but by an explosion of mass creativity."
— Jeff Chang, author of Can't Stop, Won't Stop: A History of the Hip-Hop Generation
Transformational social change is an inherently creative act. To alter society, one must be able to imagine something different, to envision the world as it might be. It is perhaps because of this affinity between creativity and social change that the arts and other forms of cultural expression have played important roles in every major progressive social movement, from the Settlement Houses to the Civil Rights Movement, from the Anti-Apartheid Struggle to the Arab Spring.
CulturalOrganizing.org is an effort to explore this vital relationship. The blog is centered around the concept of cultural organizing — a form of social change work that explicitly places art and cultural at the center — but roams much farther, across the interconnected worlds of art, culture, design, activism, organizing, education, and social movements. It offers interviews, book reviews, opinion, news, and more.
I hope this site can serve as a resource for practitioners and researchers working in these hybrid worlds of art, culture, and organizing. As a researcher studying cultural organizing, I think of this site as a slowly growing "literature review," or survey of the models, ideas, practices, and people in the field. Each time I profile an organization or interview someone, each time I force myself to take ideas and put them into words, I end up learning so much. I also hope that this can facilitate new connections and dialogue. Certainly it has already helped me to connect with a number of wonderful people, some of whom have been so kind as to give interviews for the site.
So please explore the site, and I hope you find it useful. And if you are so inclined, join the conversation, or get in touch with resources you would like to share.
Paul Kuttner
Paul Kuttner is an educator and scholar, interested in community-based and culturally-rooted approaches to education and social change. Currently a post-doctoral fellow at the University of Utah, Paul's work covers a range of topics including community organizing, youth civic engagement, arts education, hip-hop activism, and other forms of critical, culturally-sustaining pedagogy. Paul received his doctorate from the Harvard Graduate School of Education, prior to which he worked as a community-based teaching artist in organizations and schools across Chicago.
Paul is a co-author of A Match on Dry Grass: Community Organizing as a Catalyst for School Reform (Oxford, 2011), and a co-editor of Disrupting the School-to-Prison Pipeline (HER, 2012). He is a contributing editor to Beautiful Trouble: A Toolbox for Revolution, and the "Minister of Cultural Scholarship" for the US Department of Arts and Culture. For more about Paul visit http://paulkuttner.com


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Bill banning teens from talking on cell phone while driving will fail, but the message is correct
Somehow, not long ago, we as a civilization survived without being in constant contact with the world via a cell phone. We could drive to work without yammering on a phone. We could go to dinner without a photograph of it showing up on Facebook. We could stub our toe without needing to tweet about it. For some folks, though, this is impossible. In fact, it's downright primitive to even consider. If a Florida lawmaker has his way, though, teenagers won't be able to use their cell phones while driving without facing the possibility of a ticket. A lot of folks wonder why only teens should be banned from talking on the phone while driving. Good point. State Rep. Ira Slosberg, a Boca Raton Democrat, has filed a bill that would not allow minors to talk on the phone while driving. Slosberg, a member of the House Transportation and Highway Safety Subcommittee, lost his daughter in a 1996 auto accident. There's little chance this bill will go anywhere, although most of the people Highlands Today talked to about it, including law enforcement and regular citizens, supported it. It's obvious that the cell phone lobby would apply pressure like not seen before to kill this bill.It was hard enough to get a texting while driving ban passed during the last legislative session. Even that one has lots of holes in it, but it's something. It will go into effect in October. Many of us use our cell phones while driving, but we've also witnessed near disasters on the road due to someone talking away while not paying attention to what they're doing. The same can be said about many distractions that affect driving, but there's no denying that talking on a phone is a huge problem. Enforcement of such laws is also difficult. Law enforcement has plenty of things to be watching for and there's no doubt drivers would pitch a fit about being pulled over for talking on the phone. No, Slosberg's bill has little chance of going anywhere in the Legislature, but it's a good message every driver should understand. Being distracted while operating a vehicle can cause serious, even fatal accidents. Pull over to have that conversation, or wait until you get to your destination. Life won't derail if the phone's turned off for a bit.


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Rated 5 out of 5 by HappyMomofGirls Beautiful rocker I ordered the weathered black on a Monday night and it was delivered two days later on Wednesday. I don't know if I'd agree with "simple assembly". The rocker comes in a large box, in pieces (6) and fits together with biscuit joints like a puzzle. There are six heavy duty screws and decent instructions to guide you in assembling the rocker but it would definately help to have a helper during assembly. Overall, I am very satisfied with my purchase - just what I was looking for - good quality and price. March 27, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5 by twobelles Thrilled! I always read reviews, but rarely write them. Having said that, I have been looking for comfortable plantation style rocking chairs for our porch for two years. I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE these! They were super easy to assemble...I did two in about 15 minutes total. I am ordering two more today. I ordered the weathered white, which has a grey/soft black distressing on it...perfect with my neutral decor. I accented with ivory/grey/sand pillows and they look like rockers that I considered at three times the price. Highly recommend! April 2, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5 by SCBellaire Nice for the Price We've been looking for rockers for the front porch for nearly 5 years. Didn't want the standard one all of our neighbors have from the big do-it-youself chain, but didn't want to break the bank either. The Nantucket rocking chair had that look and feel we wanted without the sticker shock most comparable ones had. We were not disappointed when we opened the boxes. Easy to assemble. New England charm. Better than your average chair. Wish they had a matching table. April 13, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5 by sherryk Love these rockers! We bought two for our patio and we have sat out there more in the two weeks since we had the rockers than we did the previous year! They're comfortable and look great. I like them because they are the perfect height off the ground for shorter people. They are also a good width - not too narrow. They were easy to assemble. Only problem we had is that, on the first chair, the seat wasn't marked which end was the front, so we put it together wrong, but we could tell by looking and just turned it around. The 2nd chair WAS properly marked. I recommend a cushion for the seat, but you don't need one on the back. May 10, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5 by curtis5226 Love these chairs Wonderful rockers! I ordered two and love them. They are a bit larger than I anticipated but are quite comfortable. My husband put the two together in about an hour but had to make an adjustment or 2. We are very pleased with them, June 24, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5 by Dpete Nantucket Rockers We love the rockers-unique design, good color and easy to assemble. Unfortunately one was damaged but we are able to put it on the porch until the replacement arrives. We waited over a month to get these and now the replacement is back ordered but it is still worth it to us for the design. August 4, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5 by Finicky Worth the Wait Although the items were backordered from the manufacturer and shipment didn't occur until two months after the order date, the rockers are just as pictured. They were easy to assemble, comfortable and very attractive. They have a style that is a step above ordinary wooden rockers. August 4, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5 by Jef1f Love the rocking chairs We have only had the Nantucket rocking chairs for a couple of weeks, but we love them. They were very easy to assemble - less than 20 minutes total for both of them. They look great on our porch. Even though the weathered white finish is really more a black tone underneath, they look great with our chocolate brown cushions. We were looking for rocking chairs that were classy looking and a little different, and these seem to be just right. This was our first order from Grandin Road, but certainly not our last. August 6, 2011
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I bought two chairs last June and I have some chipped-paint spots. What type of paint do I need to purchase to refinish them? I have the same problem with my Amalfi bench. All are beautiful pieces but now look worn with the chipped paint.
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Nantucket Rocking Chair
2 answersIs the weathered gray finish paint or stain?
Wondering if it has the potential to chip or not and how easy it would be to touch up if needed.
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Answer:Thank you for your interest in the Nantucket Rocking Chair. These chairs have a hand-applied, all-weather polyurethane finish.
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Answer:I purchased my rocking chairs 3 months ago and we have no issues with chipping. The paint job on these chairs are of high quality. I was impressed with the Color and how solid these chairs are. You will not be disappointed in them.
Length of Ownership: < 1 year
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Roger won his first Olympic medal today after losing against Andy Murray 6-2, 6-1, 6-4 in the tennis final at Wimbledon.
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