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Salesforce.com, which has already linked its CRM software to Google Apps and integrated AdWords tracking into its platform, is deploying a free new Force.com Toolkit for Google Data APIs so third-party developers can interact with data in Google services.
The toolkit is supposed to bring together data and content in Google Apps with the database, logic and workflow capabilities in Salesforce.com's Force.com development platform.
Salesforce claims the move creates a "multi-cloud computing platform" that will accelerate the creation of newfangled web-based applications.
It's thinking business applications that extend Salesforce for Google Apps as well as brand new applications that help customers run their business entirely in the cloud.
Salesforce used as examples applications like sales quote generation and business forecasting that can be deployed by customers with just a few clicks via the AppExchange.
And it said that six of the top 10 applications on its AppExchange marketplace are Google-related, pointing to that as evidence of growing customer demand for third-party applications that leverage multi-cloud platforms.
CODA, a European ISV, for instance, has built a web application prototype that takes data from Google Spreadsheets and brings it directly into the Order-to-Cash module of CODA 2go, a financials application built on Force.com.
See http://developer.force.com/ and http://code.google.com/p/apex-google-data/.
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Salesforce.com, which has already linked its CRM software to Google Apps and integrated AdWords tracking into its platform, is deploying a free new Force.com Toolkit for Google Data APIs so third-party developers can interact with data in Google services. The toolkit is supposed to bring together data and content in Google Apps with the database, logic and workflow capabilities in Salesforce.com?s Force.com development platform. Salesforce claims the move creates a -multi-cloud computing platform? that will accelerate the creation of newfangled web-based applications.
In this strange new world where more and more power is drawn from business technology, companies are effectively straddling two paths on the road to innovation and transformation into digital enterprises. The first path is the heritage trail – with "legacy" technology forming the background. Here, extant technologies are transformed by core IT teams to provide more API-driven approaches. Legacy systems can restrict companies that are transitioning into digital enterprises. To truly become a lea...
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Internet of @ThingsExpo, taking place November 1-3, 2016, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA, is co-located with 19th Cloud Expo and will feature technical sessions from a rock star conference faculty and the leading industry players in the world. The Internet of Things (IoT) is the most profound change in personal and enterprise IT since the creation of the Worldwide Web more than 20 years ago. All major researchers estimate there will be tens of billions devices - comp...
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What are the new priorities for the connected business? First: businesses need to think differently about the types of connections they will need to make – these span well beyond the traditional app to app into more modern forms of integration including SaaS integrations, mobile integrations, APIs, device integration and Big Data integration. It's important these are unified together vs. doing them all piecemeal. Second, these types of connections need to be simple to design, adapt and configure...
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Adobe is changing the world though digital experiences. Adobe helps customers develop and deliver high-impact experiences that differentiate brands, build loyalty, and drive revenue across every screen, including smartphones, computers, tablets and TVs. Adobe content solutions are used daily by millions of companies worldwide-from publishers and broadcasters, to enterprises, marketing agencies and household-name brands. Building on its established design leadership, Adobe enables customers not o...
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SYS-CON Events announced today the Enterprise IoT Bootcamp, being held November 1-2, 2016, in conjunction with 19th Cloud Expo | @ThingsExpo at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA. Combined with real-world scenarios and use cases, the Enterprise IoT Bootcamp is not just based on presentations but with hands-on demos and detailed walkthroughs. We will introduce you to a variety of real world use cases prototyped using Arduino, Raspberry Pi, BeagleBone, Spark, and Intel Edison. Y...
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Just over a week ago I received a long and loud sustained applause for a presentation I delivered at this year's Cloud Expo in Santa Clara. I was extremely pleased with the turnout and had some very good conversations with many of the attendees. Over the next few days I had many more meaningful conversations and was not only happy with the results but also learned a few new things. Here is everything I learned in those three days distilled into three short points.
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"We're a global managed hosting provider. Our core customer set is a U.S.-based customer that is looking to go global," explained Adam Rogers, Managing Director at ANEXIA, in this SYS-CON.tv interview at 18th Cloud Expo, held June 7-9, 2016, at the Javits Center in New York City, NY.
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Why do your mobile transformations need to happen today? Mobile is the strategy that enterprise transformation centers on to drive customer engagement. In his general session at @ThingsExpo, Roger Woods, Director, Mobile Product & Strategy – Adobe Marketing Cloud, covered key IoT and mobile trends that are forcing mobile transformation, key components of a solid mobile strategy and explored how brands are effectively driving mobile change throughout the enterprise.
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Ask someone to architect an Internet of Things (IoT) solution and you are guaranteed to see a reference to the cloud. This would lead you to believe that IoT requires the cloud to exist. However, there are many IoT use cases where the cloud is not feasible or desirable. In his session at @ThingsExpo, Dave McCarthy, Director of Products at Bsquare Corporation, will discuss the strategies that exist to extend intelligence directly to IoT devices and sensors, freeing them from the constraints of ...
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Technology vendors and analysts are eager to paint a rosy picture of how wonderful IoT is and why your deployment will be great with the use of their products and services. While it is easy to showcase successful IoT solutions, identifying IoT systems that missed the mark or failed can often provide more in the way of key lessons learned. In his session at @ThingsExpo, Peter Vanderminden, Principal Industry Analyst for IoT & Digital Supply Chain to Flatiron Strategies, will focus on how IoT de...
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Complete Internet of Things (IoT) embedded device security is not just about the device but involves the entire product's identity, data and control integrity, and services traversing the cloud. A device can no longer be looked at as an island; it is a part of a system. In fact, given the cross-domain interactions enabled by IoT it could be a part of many systems. Also, depending on where the device is deployed, for example, in the office building versus a factory floor or oil field, security ha...
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Businesses are struggling to manage the information flow and interactions between all of these new devices and things jumping on their network, and the apps and IT systems they control. The data businesses gather is only helpful if they can do something with it. In his session at @ThingsExpo, Chris Witeck, Principal Technology Strategist at Citrix, will discuss how different the impact of IoT will be for large businesses, expanding how IoT will allow large organizations to make their legacy ap...
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Fact is, enterprises have significant legacy voice infrastructure that's costly to replace with pure IP solutions. How can we bring this analog infrastructure into our shiny new cloud applications? There are proven methods to bind both legacy voice applications and traditional PSTN audio into cloud-based applications and services at a carrier scale. Some of the most successful implementations leverage WebRTC, WebSockets, SIP and other open source technologies. In his session at @ThingsExpo, Da...
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What happens when the different parts of a vehicle become smarter than the vehicle itself? As we move toward the era of smart everything, hundreds of entities in a vehicle that communicate with each other, the vehicle and external systems create a need for identity orchestration so that all entities work as a conglomerate. Much like an orchestra without a conductor, without the ability to secure, control, and connect the link between a vehicle's head unit, devices, and systems and to manage the ...
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For basic one-to-one voice or video calling solutions, WebRTC has proven to be a very powerful technology. Although WebRTC's core functionality is to provide secure, real-time p2p media streaming, leveraging native platform features and server-side components brings up new communication capabilities for web and native mobile applications, allowing for advanced multi-user use cases such as video broadcasting, conferencing, and media recording.
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Cognitive Computing is becoming the foundation for a new generation of solutions that have the potential to transform business. Unlike traditional approaches to building solutions, a cognitive computing approach allows the data to help determine the way applications are designed. This contrasts with conventional software development that begins with defining logic based on the current way a business operates. In her session at 18th Cloud Expo, Judith S. Hurwitz, President and CEO of Hurwitz & ...
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Warren H. DeGlopper, who sold meat processing equipment and later owned a liquor store, died Friday in his Getzville home after a lengthy battle with mesothelioma. He was 82.
The Kenmore native was a graduate of Canisius High School. He attended Canisius College for a year prior to serving in the Navy on the USS Tanner during the Korean War. After his discharge, he worked at the Niagara Power Plant.
Mr. DeGlopper went on to work at Holly Sales, selling and servicing meat processing equipment for meat markets, supermarkets and meat processing plants across Western New York and Pennsylvania. In 1966, he bought the company, which he owned and operated until selling it in 1983.
He purchased Grande Olde House Liquors in the Getzville Plaza in 1984. He ran the store with his wife until 1988, when he sold it and went to work part time in the restaurant equipment industry.
An antique car enthusiast, Mr. DeGlopper enjoyed restoring, showing and driving his 1924 Ford Model T sedan and 1928 Ford Model A coupe.
Survivors include his wife of 50 years, the former Sandra F. Sukiennik; a daughter, Lisa A. Stefanie; and a son, Gregory H.
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The impressive scenery and the surrounding summits offer extensive hiking trails in the summer and versatile winter sports possibilities in the winter. Our beautiful region has been certified with the label "families welcome" because our younger guests are particularly well looked after in Bellwald.
In the summer, Bellwald offers the ideal infrastructure for kids and their families. Modern playgrounds, ideal grill places, Indian tents, mountain lakes and buggy-suited hiking trails. Our various animation programs reach from supervised child adventure weeks, tennis tournaments to climbing routes and much more. In Bellwald, children still have the opportunity to get wild.
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This Thanksgiving, I chose to take a risk and try a new dessert.
Two words: eggnog cheesecake.
It was my attempt at getting my reluctant husband who loves eggnog to love cheesecake. It didn't work. I mean, what person doesn't like cheesecake?!
But anyway, it turned out quite delicious. So I wanted to share it with you.
It's the perfect dessert to take to a Christmas party.
Here's what you need:
• 1 cup graham cracker crumbs
• 2 tablespoons white sugar
• 3 tablespoons melted butter
• 3 bricks of cream cheese, softened
• 1 cup white sugar
• 3 tablespoons flour
• ¾ cup eggnog
• 2 eggs
• 2 tablespoons rum
• 1 pinch ground nutmeg
• 1 tablespoon vanilla extract
Here's what you do:
1. Combine graham cracker crumbs, two tablespoons sugar and butter. Then, press into the bottom of a 9-inch spring form pan.
2. Bake in a 325-degree preheated oven for 10 minutes. Then cool completely.
3. Preheat oven to 425 degrees.
4. Blend together cream cheese, 1 cup of sugar, flour and eggnog; process until smooth. Then blend in eggs, rum and nutmeg. Pour onto cooled crust.
5. Bake for 10 minutes, then reduce heat to 250 degrees and bake for 45 minutes or until center of cake is barely firm to the touch.
6. Remove from oven and immediately loosen from rim.
7. Let cake cool completely, then refrigerate over night.
8. Top with whipped cream and enjoy!
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What makes a new medium successful? | Opensource.com
What makes a new medium successful?
Is highly structured argumentation more important to human progress than finding so-called common ground?
If you missed Clay Shirky's Open Your World Forum Webcast last week, you may have missed his observation about how new forms of communication succeed or fail. The initial uses of a new medium do not always fortell their ultimate importance.
For example, it didn't take long after movable type was invented for the first erotic novel to appear, but it took another 150 years for people to consider inventing scientific journals.
There are a common set of predictions following each new medium, from the telegraph to the telephone to television--and they were all completely wrong. "Every time that a [new communications] tool comes along, somebody will line up to predict world peace," Shirky said. "Never happens."
What does happen is a lot of arguing, more than we had before. The aforementioned scientific journal was exactly such an example. The attempt to understand matter--essentially alchemy--was a private activity in which a small group of people sworn to secrecy would document their results in obtuse ways. Those who invented chemistry took that practice and flipped it. They all agreed to publish the results in language they all understood in a way that would let them recreate one another's results: the birth of peer review.
Highly structured argumentation is actually how projects progress and is what makes a medium successful.
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I think this poll would be clearer if you added a "Yes" and a "No" in front of the answers.... I had to re-read several times and at first thought maybe the answers got put with the wrong question. :)
Argumentation may often go off on tangents that are irrelevant to the original proposition, or jump off from points upon which there is no basis in reality.
How does the pluralistic "religion" called Unitarian Universalism hold its congregations together? In a video posted on Vimeo (search Open Source and Unitarianism), I quoted Clay Shirky and others to point out the similarities between UU beliefs and Wikipedia's Five pillars -- their system for moderating argument.


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In 2009 my family adopted a child from Russia. All of our friends wanted to know how a single income family was able to save for a debt-free adoption. We are now adopting twin girls from Uganda. This blog is how God has grown our family.
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BREEZEWOOD - A Breezewood hotel caught fire Sunday, leaving 15 long-term residents homeless in the highway community's third major hotel blaze in 18 months.
Firefighters received two calls Sunday morning from a hotel on the 600 block of South Breezewood Road, Breezewood Fire Department Chief Toby Colledge said. Colledge said he was uncertain of the hotel's name; it has reportedly changed several times in recent years.
The second call drew firefighters from as far as Bedford and Fulton counties, Colledge said, and seriously damaged all of the hotel's 13 rooms. Three rooms were destroyed, he said.
Fifteen people in seven families, including three children, were displaced after the blaze, the American Red Cross stated in a news release.
A state police fire marshal will investigate the fire's cause, Colledge said.
Breezewood's many hotels, some of them shuttered, have been the site of several man-made fires in recent months. In 2011, an alleged arson ring torched several rooms in the abandoned Penn Aire Motel, while police attributed an October fire at the Breezewood Motel to a methamphetamine lab explosion. Police charged alleged meth ring members for endangering other hotel guests' lives.
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6 Insane Ways Dogs Can Inadvertently Screw Over Their Owners
They say dogs are man's best friend, but if your best friend ate poo and sometimes humped your leg, you'd consider getting a new friend, or maybe we just run in different circles. I have nothing against dogs; you could even say I'm a dog person. I like all dogs except the lame ones (looking at you, cocker spaniels). However, I'm not so blind as to not see what's going on out in the world. For a loyal companion, dogs sure do cause a lot of shit. Next time you're convinced your four-legged friend is the greatest thing since sliced bread, you remember these stories. Then take a good, long look at Fido, because maybe, just maybe, he's been trying to kill you for years and years. Maybe he already did kill you. Maybe you were a ghost for this whole article! Felix Shyamalan twist!
#6. Toxic Dog Gas
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So you have a dog, probably some low-to-the-ground thing like a Chihuahua or a wiener dog, and it seems pretty hilarious to you, so you let it stay in your home. Then one day it starts vomiting toxic clouds of supervillain-style knockout gas. Oh shit, you may utter, how did this-
You didn't finish your sentence because your dog's vomit knocked you unconscious and now there's just me here narrating the situation. Maybe I'll go through your drawers while you're out. Maybe you don't know if I mean drawers like a chest of drawers or drawers like underpants. Maybe you'll never know.
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All your drawers are damp! Felix out!
Back to the issue at hand. Turns out there's a kind of poison meant to fight off gophers and moles, something you'd expect to see in Caddyshack, that must smell at least a little beefy, since dogs seem to want to eat it. Problem is, it being poison, it's not good for dogs either. Ninety-nine times out of 100, this is a simple trip to the vet. Only this time, with this poison, the dog itself becomes toxic, like a living, crotch-slurping bioweapon. Between 2006 and 2011, four veterinary clinics fell victim to a toxic dog that came in, puked, and knocked everybody in the clinic on their ass.
The cause is zinc phosphide, a chemical used to kill little jerk rodents. When it gets in contact with stomach acid and water, it produces a brand new toxin: phosphine. Exposure to the gas as hurled up by the dogs can cause dizziness, nausea, respiratory distress, chest pain, and handmaiden's scrotum.
Everyone, including the dogs, ended up fine in all these cases, but it's worth noting that your dog, if it wants to, can biological weapon your ass to the ground just by eating crap it finds on the lawn.
#5. Dogalanche
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I hear that skiing is a very fun hobby if you're the type of person who enjoys both the cold and the out of doors, neither of which appeals to me in any way whatsoever. But if it did, maybe I would get my skis shined up and grab a stick of Juicy Fruit before heading out to Cameron Pass like Joe Philpott and Alex White. However, unlike those two, I would not bring my dog.
Early in 2013, the two friends had just finished a radical downhill slalom, or whatever it is ski people say when they go skiing. The problem was that the dog they brought was still at the top of the hill, and like any dog, he was unhappy to not be included in the fun. So he ran down the hill. Unfortunately, the hill came with him.
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Oh shit, cartoony hijinks!
The tricky thing about snow is that it's kind of a dick. It causes hypothermia, people throw balls of it at you and laugh when your retina detaches, and if it's covering a mountain, something as insignificant as a dog running down it can cause the entire pile of it to come rocketing at high speeds toward the ground.
The result of this avalanche was the death of Philpott and White being trapped for hours before rescuers found him. The dog was never seen again and is presumed to have died, but it's also possible it ran off to await the next hapless skiers who weren't expecting a friendly, loping, avalanche-inducing buddy to join them on their trip.
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Lots of people like to go hunting with dogs, a tradition that dates back to Nintendo's Duck Hunt. Man, that dog was a wicked doucher. He laughed at you. Who trains a dog to laugh at human failure? That's perverse. But the idea of a companion who will help you kill other animals without taking credit is both old and well-revered. Unfortunately, we have yet to learn that dogs are not always the best at this sort of thing, and not just because if you try to take out a bear with a Chihuahua at your side you will die a coward's death.
If you Google it, you'll find a harrowing number of cases of people actually being shot by dogs, which is amazing because a dog can't even get a license to own a firearm and it stands in direct defiance of the standard code of operation for a firearm, which is that guns don't kill people, people kill people. A dog with a gun should, at best, do nothing, or look adorable. Still, lots of people get shot by dogs, including one fellow in New Zealand who was not just shot by his dog, but shot in the ass. The ass! No place on the human body is more hilarious to get shot in, understanding that a shot in the testicles, a zone normally reserved for hilarity, would in this case be terrible and cringe-worthy. Never put a bullet at high velocity into your balls. For you ladies, I recommend you never put a bullet in your lady blossom. You know what I mean.


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The North American tour of Green Day's American Idiot is currently playing the Toronto Centre for the Arts in Ontario, Canada. While in Canada, Idiot stars Van Hughes, Jake Epstein and Scott J. Campbell visited "Canada AM."
The touring cast includes Hughes as Johnny (Jesus of Suburbia), Joshua Kobak as St. Jimmy, Epstein as Will, Campbell as Tunny, original Broadway cast member Leslie McDonel as Heather, Gabrielle McClinton as Whatsername and Nicci Claspell as The Extraordinary Girl, with ensemble members Talia Aaron, Krystina Alabado, Gabriel Antonacci, Larkin Bogan, Jennifer Bowles, Matt DeAngelis, Dan Gleason, Kelvin Moon Loh, Tommy McDowell, Jillian Mueller, Jarran Muse, Vince Oddo and Okieriete Onaodowan.
Here, the three stars talk about their experience with the tour, which began in Toronto Dec. 28, 2011.
More than a dozen U.S. markets follow the Toronto run. For more information, visit www.americanidiotthemusical.com.
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Friday, July 11, 2014
Im at the airport with six kids, 12 pieces of luggage and eight carry-ons! Want to change places?
That was the text my niece Kathleen sent as she was on her way from Chicago to Charleston for the Lynch Family Reunion in Summerville last week. Her message set the tempo for the gathering: lots of people; lots of activity; lots of humor and fun; and most of all, lots of love. (I think I also spied an escaping tear or two).
Right up front, let me say that this was most likely the only time we will ever have the opportunity to get every living Lynch (in our particular tribe) together. This is because of our ages, our geography coming from the west, midwest and south and our family youth branching out into activities ranging from camp to college. All of us embraced the occasion enthusiastically.
The people stats themselves are worth a look. Three generations began with four Lynch siblings who produced nine children and 22 grands with number 23 arriving next month. Age range is from toddler to Octogenarian. Our Lynch Tribe goes back to Galway, Ireland, and migrated to Cork, the home of our paternal grandparents, who then sailed to America.
It took a lot of planning to keep all these ages interested and busy. There were a myriad of choices, including: touring the College of Charleston for the high schoolers; visiting must-see spots in the Holy City; swimming; crabbing; a tour of Summerville given by yours truly; and a closing party which celebrated my brother Mike and his wife Jeanettes 50th wedding anniversary.
The food appealed to all ages: from pizza and ice cream cones to Carolina barbecue and dark chocolate cake. With extended family we also put a real hurtin on 180 boiled shrimp, 64 hotdogs, 14 pounds of crayfish, a mountain of fresh crab dip and enough mac and cheese to finish paving Dorchester Road.
The most meaningful night was the closing party during which we put on a Roast and Toast. We gave everybody except the celebrating couple a heads up on this and did they ever get on board! Even the youngest grade school kids joined in with thoughts in their own words to honor and/or tease their Gramps and Momo.
Both sides of the family are blessed with musical talent. This alas, does not include me, but it did include grandkids Ann Conway, a violinist; Jimmy Gatch, vocalist and guitarist; and Mary Clare Hill Gatch, a jazz saxophonist, who all entertained us that night. In addition, there was a rousing rendition of the Notre Dame Fight Song as we are all huge Irish fans. This was accompanied by one of our nine grown children who looks suspiciously a bit like me vigorously tooting that familiar tune on a long cardboard tube, cheered on by the youngest contingent.
Theres a saying, If youre lucky enough to be Irish, youre lucky enough! But Id like to expand that to include good fortune to all those who are also enjoying wonderful family reunions this summer, with this toast from Erin:
May the luck of the Irish
Lead to happiest heights
And the highway you travel
Be lined with green lights.
And as those from the Olde Sod are often wont to say at the beginning, middle and end of a pleasant experience: Cheers! Or in Celtic, Sláinte!
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PITTSBURGH - The Steelers faced the real prospect of having their record drop to 1-3.
The offense just watched the Philadelphia Eagles take a one-point lead with a little more than 6 minutes remaining in the game, and the Steelers took over possession at their own 20-yard line.
The direction this 2012 season was headed became magnified.
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The Steelers' Antonio Brown shakes off Eagles defensive back Nnamdi Asomugha and takes off after making a catch for Pittsburgh.
"We wanted to go down and score,'' Steelers center Maurkice Pouncey said. "You could see it in the eyes of the players. They all had that look. We wanted that put on our back to go out and win that.''
After twice failing in similar situations this season - in Denver and Oakland - the Steelers offense came together and produced a game-winning drive when Shaun Suisham's 34-yard field goal evened their record at 2-2 with a 16-14 victory over the Eagles on Sunday at Heinz Field.
"I pride myself, and we pride ourselves on offense, if we get the ball, whether we are up, down or it's tied - whatever it is - we want to go down and win the game,'' Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger said. "I want the ball in my hands.''
The drive started inauspiciously with left guard Willie Colon getting called for holding for the fourth time in the game. But Roethlisberger made up the yardage with a 20-yard completion to Antonio Brown on third-and-12.
Running back Rashard Mendenhall, who returned to action for the first time since he tore a knee ligament in the 2011 regular-season finale in Cleveland, gained 15 yards on a short pass, and Isaac Redman added a few short runs.
Facing a third-and-4 at the Philadelphia 38 at the two-minute warning, Roethlisberger threw a 7-yard pass to Emmanuel Sanders to get into Suisham's field-goal range.
"I had an option route, and I could either break in or out,'' Sanders said. "I broke out, and Ben threw a great ball, and we kept the chains moving.''
Mendenhall and Redman got the ball down to the 16, and Suisham delivered his fifth NFL game-winning field goal.
"We all knew we had a job to do,'' Sanders said. "It was a big situation, and it was a matter of who would seize the moment. Antonio had a big-time third-down catch, Rashard and Isaac ran the ball; the O-line pounded the beef. I had a big third-down catch, and we got a game-winning field goal from Suisham.''
The offense needed to pull out the win because the Steelers defense squandered a 10-0 halftime advantage.
The Eagles (3-2) went 80 yards on eight plays in the third quarter and scored on a Michael Vick 15-yard pass to running back LeSean McCoy. They also went 79 yards on 17 plays in the fourth quarter and got a Vick 2-yard touchdown pass to tight end Brent Celek to help offset a Suisham 34-yard field goal at the beginning of the quarter.
The Eagles' fourth-quarter drive was propelled by two fourth-and-1 runs by McCoy that each netted 2 yards against a Steelers defense that lost two stars - safety Troy Polamalu and linebacker LaMarr Woodley - to injuries earlier in the game but was also buoyed by the return of linebacker James Harrison.
The Steelers held the Eagles to 246 yards of total offense.
"We'll take a win however we can get it,'' Steelers defensive end Brett Keisel said. "We, as a defense, feel like we can play better, but we gave up 14 points, and that's usually good enough to get a win in the NFL.''
The Steelers gained their 10-0 first-half lead thanks to two long drives in the second quarter, one taking 12 plays and 75 yards with Mendenhall catching a lateral from Roethlisberger and racing into the end zone from 13 yards out.
Mendenhall finished the game with 81 yards on 14 carries and helped the Steelers rush for 136 yards as a team after struggling in that department the first three games of the season.
"Rashard gives you that boost,'' Pouncey said. "He's the type of running back who's fast and powerful. He can do lot - block and carry the load with a lot of reps. We needed that.''
The other second-quarter drive covered 77 yards on 12 plays and finished with a Suisham 20-yard field goal when receiver Jerricho Cotchery stumbled at the 2-yard line after catching what looked like a sure touchdown.
The Eagles, however, made the bigger mistakes in the first half. Vick fumbled the ball twice, including one at the Steelers' 1-yard line when the Eagles were threatening to score the first points of the game. Pittsburgh's Larry Foote recovered the ball in the end zone.
"I wish I could take back the fumble on the goal line, but I can't,'' Vick said. "Ultimately, we put ourselves in a position to win this game, but we didn't win. That's how it goes in the NFL.''
The Steelers gladly took the win, considering they have to travel to Tennessee for an 8:20 p.m. game Thursday against the Titans. That assignment would have been further complicated had they not pulled out the win against the Eagles.
"That's what this game is all about,'' Sanders said. "It's those moments. Everyone is waiting for those moments. This was a big game, we were 1-2 and thought this was our time to go out and win this. Everyone wanted to make that big play, and we all ended up contributing.''


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ROCKFORD — The Swedish Historical Society of Rockford will hold a Lucia Concert at 7:30 p.m. Dec. 6 at First Lutheran Church, 225 S. Third St.
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Heath Garlow is a juicing believer. • Garlow, 42, an adult education teacher for the Seneca Nation of Indians in Irving, need only slip on a pair of old pants to see what happens when someone limits junk food and blends some meals into fruit and vegetable treats. • Last fall, he weighed 283 pounds, about 90 pounds more than he does today. He lost 16 inches off his waist. He's off his triglyceride-lowering and blood pressure medications. A Type 2 diabetic, he's also off his medication for that, and has a new classification: diet-controlled. • "I feel really, really good," Garlow says. • His wife, Azalia, helped him and others on the Seneca Nation bring juicing to their nutrition repertoire, but the Senecas are not alone when it comes to reaping the benefits of the practice. DeChantell Lloyd, owner of Code Blu Juice Bar in Allentown, and Patti Green, certified holistic health coach and owner of The Better Body Cleanse, also are among those who recommend liquefying some of the foods that are good for you. • "There are so many healthy benefits to fruits and vegetables, but people don't have time to cook anymore," Green says. Juicing is an option and here are some things to know, whether you're buying or making it at home:
1. Mix it up: Lloyd uses 27 fruits and vegetables in her juice bar at 23 Allen St., and recommends those new to juicing start with a blend that's 60 percent fruit and 40 percent vegetables, and boost the percentage of veggies as you become more seasoned to the taste. What fruits and veggies can be juiced? "There's nothing I won't juice," says Lloyd, who tends to use apples and lemons to balance flavor.
2. Replace a meal: When packing several fruits, vegetables and spices into a juice, you generally get a low-calorie concoction that tends to be quite filling and should be enough for breakfast or lunch. Green says juicing can help with a weight loss plan, but that healthy foods still need to be part of the mix. Limit the size of your juice to 16 ounces or less, Lloyd advises, especially if apples, pears or lemons are part of the mix. Otherwise, you may spend more time in the bathroom than you'd like.
3. Cleanse your body: Some blends are designed to clear your system, and for good reason. "If you are feeling sluggish, try and reset the clock with a juice cleanse," Green says. Her "Not Your Mama's Lemonade" is similar to a "master cleanse," she says, and contains fresh pressed lemons with filtered alkaline water and cayenne pepper. "Beyonce used this for a movie," Green says. "It puts your body in a more alkaline state. It's hydrating and great for your skin. It's low glycemic, so it's not a sweet beverage."
4. Save the pulp: Code Blu uses juicers to mash and extract juice. Green uses a juice press, a slower grind with the same pressure of an elephant's foot. Pulp can remain in both cases. It can be used in soups, as garden compost or frozen to be reused for juicing, Lloyd says. The juicing process removes some, but not all fiber, she adds, but the vitamins and minerals hit your bloodstream faster because juice is easier to digest. It also can pack more than a half-dozen healthy foods into one meal.
5. Think local: The growing season is a great time to start juicing because of all the fresh produce options. Lloyd and Green both find produce at local farms and farmers' markets whenever possible, as well as health food stores. Lloyd plans to use produce later this summer from part of a community garden on Northampton Street she helped plant. "If I'm juicing," she adds, "I'm not going to the store to buy juice" loaded with sugar. "I'm juicing myself."
6. Blend with exercise: Garlow highly recommends a juicing "lifestyle" that includes plenty of exercise. His new diet – coupled with racquetball, biking, swimming and splitting wood – has added up to his lower weight and vastly improved health.
"Pick up an exercise routine that matches you," he advises. "You'll never, ever find me on a treadmill at 4 o'clock in the morning. I'll stay fat. But I'll get up at 4:20 in the morning to make sure that racquetball doesn't bounce twice."
Give juicing some time, he adds.
"At first, it was drink and urrrgghhh. I'd drink as fast as I could, throw in some sugar-free gum and get the taste out of my mouth. I'd rather slam my fingers in the door than drink the dark juices. But honestly, now, come 9 o'clock at night, these juices with kale and spinach, I get a craving for them …
"The fruit ones are around workouts and taste the best by anyone's standards."
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Any move involving drinking, farting, cussing, shouting, laughing too loud, making up stupid stuff, or saying things that don't make sense, and staying on myspace all day.
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when you get real drunk and make animal noises while flailing your arms in the arm laying on your back
Anne was acting like a rat weasel last night when she was making strange noises and acting weird.
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Similar to a rat bastard, but with all the sneaky qualities of a weasel.
"Hey man, I heard that Joe screwed you out of some money last week"
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Today, the Obama administration will announce that all benefits payments from the government will be paid electronically, rather than with paper checks. This includes, but is not limited to, Social Security, unemployment, veterans benefits, railroad retirement, and other government benefits. If you do not have a bank account, you will instead receive a debit card through the Treasury Department's Direct Express Debit MasterCard program.
This is a good thing and a long time coming. With electronic deposits, you get your money faster and taxpayers save money. Currently, 85% of benefit recipients are already getting their benefits direct deposited into their bank accounts. It's estimated that this will save $303 million over the first five years and then $120 million each year thereafter. It's estimated that it costs $1 to mail a check and only 10 cents to direct dpeosit it.
If you enroll for benefits on or after March 1st, 2011, you are required to receive them by direct deposit or debit card. Existing beneficiaries have until March 2013 to supply direct deposit information or request a debit card. The debit card has no monthly fees, no required credit check, and signup is free.
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Located in Inner Harbor East, Baltimore's premier neighborhood, the Baltimore Marriott Waterfront sits on the water's edge. You'll enjoy the spectacular views of the Baltimore Harbor, as well as, easy access to the city's finest shopping and restaurants, just steps away. Choose from over 50 dining options within a few blocks of the hotel or explore the National Aquarium, the USS Constellation, the Maryland Science Center, and so much more. You may also appreciate our close proximity to the Baltimore Convention Center and the short drive to BWI airport or Amtrak station. Plus when you're done enjoying the city, retire to a relaxing indoor pool or revitalizing fitness center or enjoy savory treats prepared by our culinary experts.
You'll always be closer at the Baltimore Marriott Waterfront. Located at the water's edge in Baltimore's premier neighborhood of Harbor East, the hotel is only steps away from the city's finest dining, shopping, and all that the Historic Inner Harbor has to offer. It's also the only hotel where you can hail a water taxi to whisk you to the many waterfront attractions. Explore the city on foot, or sit back, relax, and enjoy the breathtaking views that abound at this city landmark. Staying here, you won't want to miss a thing. And at this impressive hotel, you won't have to.
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SAN DIEGO, October 22, 2013 – Shannon Miller, the most decorated gymnast in U.S. history, is the featured speaker at the fifth event of the 2013 ScholarShare Speaks speaker series. The event, "Winning Every Day with Shannon Miller: Life Lessons from an Olympian, Mom, Entrepreneur and Cancer Survivor," will be held on Tuesday, November 12, at the Reuben H. Fleet Science Center in San Diego.
The free presentation will begin at 7PM and provide women with information they need to make informed decisions on health and fitness for themselves and their families.
"We are thrilled to have Shannon Miller participate in our speaker series," said Zeny Agullana, executive director at ScholarShare Investment Board. "Her unparalleled accomplishments as a gymnast and her courageous battle with cancer will surely inspire during this special event."
Prior to the event, ScholarShare Speaks will host a reception for registered guests, where they'll enjoy the Reuben H. Fleet Science Center's exhibits. The Fleet features more than 100 interactive science exhibits in eight galleries, as well as major traveling exhibitions.
To learn more about ScholarShare Speaks and to register for this event, visit www.ScholarShareSpeaks.com.
To learn more about Shannon Miller, visit www.ShannonMillerLifestyle.com.
The Reuben H. Fleet Science Center is located at 1875 El Prado, San Diego, CA 92101.
About ScholarShare Speaks
ScholarShare Speaks is the official speaker series of ScholarShare, California's 529 College Savings Plan. ScholarShare Speaks promotes the sharing of knowledge through the discussion of important topics in education, health and parenting. ScholarShare Speaks events are held throughout the state of California and are open to the public at no or minimal cost.
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The Reuben H. Fleet Science Center (the Fleet) is home to Southern California's only Giant Dome Theater and 100+ hands-on science exhibits for all ages. Watch immersive giant-screen films in the Eugene Heikoff and Marilyn Jacobs Heikoff Giant Dome Theater, which reopened in 2012 after extensive renovations. Our theater is extraordinary in many ways. It is the world's first IMAX® Dome Theater, the world's first NanoSeam™ Dome screen in an IMAX theater, and it offers two unique experiences in one space: IMAX films and planetarium shows. The Heikoff Giant Dome Theater boasts a 76-foot tilted Dome screen and a 16,000-watt digital surround sound system, providing a stunning visual and audio experience. Experience eight galleries of fun, interactive exhibits, including major traveling exhibitions. A hurricane simulator thrills visitors with gusts of wind up to 80 miles per hour. Enjoy sandwiches, salads and healthy treats in Galileo's Café. Find unique educational toys and games, books, IMAX DVDs and more in the North Star Science Store. Located at 1875 El Prado, two blocks south of the San Diego Zoo on Park Blvd., the Fleet Science Center is a nonprofit organization dedicated to furthering the public understanding and enjoyment of science and technology. For information regarding current admission prices, please call (619) 238-1233 or visit our website at www.rhfleet.org.


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It means of being in the state of sleep or of not knowing or not being able to comprehend. Something like you not hearing me. Or I don't know what I'm talking about. Or you don't care what their talking about.
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Charming. Quaint. Scenic. These are just some of the words Mariemont residents use to describe their hometown, a tiny village (pop. 3,000) 10 miles east of Cincinnati.
The word that the townspeople rarely use is "planned," but that's exactly what village founder and Cincinnati philanthropist Mary Emery - the heir to her family's manufacturing fortune - had in mind when she broke ground on the model community in 1923. (The silver spade she employed still rests under glass in the town hall today.)
Emery was the proprietor, owner and only financial backer of Mariemont. She quietly purchased one square mile of orchards and cornfields, and proceeded to name her dream village (pronounced "Mary-Mont") after the family's summer home in Newport, Rhode Island. Emery - seeking to make it a "national exemplar" - hired one of America's best-known urban designers, John Nolen, to map out and build the oasis from scratch.
The entire village is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, according to the Mariemont Preservation Association. One of the first planned communities in America, Mariemont once heated all of its buildings from a central steam plant.
These aren't the only characteristics that distinguish Mariemont from other Ohio hometowns.
"We are the only town, except for one in New England, that elects [its leaders] at a town meeting," observes Mayor Dan Policastro. Names are nominated from the floor and the winner goes on the November ballot unopposed. The village is also one of the few with its own official "town crier," dressed for the part in powdered wig and colonial garb.
The village square is peppered with Tudor-style buildings - the striking Mariemont Inn, Mariemont Theater, the National Exemplar restaurant, a Graeter's ice cream parlor and the Mariemont Strand, an assortment of gift shops and gourmet eateries.
The village's largest company is the Kellogg's plant, employing 500 and located inside an industrial park strategically located on a "peninsula" that ensures industrial and residential sectors are kept far apart. "People don't leave [Kellogg's]," says Policastro. "There's one person who's been working there for 50 years."
The town is framed by the neighborhoods of Indian Hill and Terrace Park, and sits on the bluffs overlooking the Little Miami River. The architecture is far-ranging by intention, with public buildings, private businesses and grand homes sporting influences of Tudor, Greek Revival, Colonial, Norman Revival, Georgian Revival and other styles. Stroll along the tree-lined streets and you'll encounter timber, stucco, red brick and white wooden trim. Steeply pitched slate roofs, striking chimneys, cast-iron street lamps and narrow casement windows also define the town "look," as do grassy medians and public English gardens.
The 100-foot-tall Mary Emery Memorial Carillon offers concerts each Sunday in Dogwood Park. The 7 p.m. summer music programs are ambitious, with more than a dozen songs pulled from the American songbook each evening.
And, the residents of the village have access to all the cultural amenities of a larger city - orchestras, art museums, theaters and the like - as the town is just a 15-minute drive from downtown Cincinnati.
Year founded: 1923 (incorporated 1941)
Location: 10 miles east of Cincinnati along U.S. Rte. 50
Population: 3,118
Size: 1 square mile
Type of government: Part-time mayor and six part-time city council members
Major Events
January: The Mariemont Players present the first production in its 2007 season, "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest." www.mariemontplayers.com.
March: The Dilly Deli spring/summer music series kicks off. Local folk and Celtic acts such as Silver Arm, Raison d'Etre and the Flock are featured in the outdoor area adjoining the restaurant.
April: The Mariemont Preservation Foundation hosts its annual Wine Tasting Fundraiser at the Mariemont Strand, featuring the wines of Argentina. www.mariemontpreservation.org.
May: "A Taste of Mariemont" is held at The Concourse public park. www.mariemont.org.
The Mariemont town crier leads the Memorial Day Parade.
July: Greater Anderson Days in next-door Anderson Township is one of the largest community festivals in the region.
September: The annual Lunken Airfield air show brings stunt shows and historic aircraft to the skies over Mariemont.
October: The Mariemont Library hosts an annual slide show and talk on "Haunted Cincinnati."
At the Mariemont Fire Department's annual Fire Expo, meet the village firefighters and paramedics, see the fire safety house and other displays. www.mariemont.org.
Turpin Farms, two minutes away in neighboring Newtown, opens its annual corn maize and Halloween scarefest.
December: The Mariemont Square annual tree lighting and luminaria welcomes the season. www.mariemont.org.
Ongoing Event: The Mary Emery Memorial Carillon concert series is held every Sunday during the summer months in Mariemont's Dogwood Park.
Two-Day Visit Itinerary
Day One
Check into the historic Mariemont Inn on Mariemont Square (6880 Wooster Pike, 513/271-2100), and haul out your walking shoes. Make a lunch of the award-winning shrimp & asparagus salad at the Dilly Deli (6818 Wooster Pike, 513/561-5233) and shop the Mariemont Strand shopping center (professional photographs of Mariemont are available at one of the shops, Robert A. Flischel Photography, 513/271-3113).
If you've got the time, hop over to neighboring Mount Lookout, which offers a plethora of shopping opportunities in Mount Lookout Square as well as the Cincinnati Observatory, where the National Weather Service was founded.
For dinner, try the seared foie gras or steamed mussels at The Quarter Bistro (6904 Wooster Pike, 513/271-5400), followed by a movie at the Mariemont Theater next door (6906 Wooster Pike, 513/272-0222). End the evening just a few doors away, with a dish of the famed Raspberry Chocolate Chip ice cream at Graeter's on Mariemont Square (513/272-0859). Or experiment with the Graeter's "Flavor of the Month," which can range from Chocolate Almond Coconut all the way to Pumpkin.
Day Two
Begin with breakfast at the National Exemplar restaurant (6880 Wooster Pike, in the Mariemont Inn, 513/271-2103), famed for its morning meals. Specialties include The Bacado (bacon, avocado and Monterey jack folded into a light omelet) and Pope John (Polish sausage topped with onions and swiss, and served with two eggs and Bay's English muffin).
Next, hop into the car for a tour of the streets, gardens and parks of Mariemont. Architecture buffs will want to keep an eye out for the Tudor, Greek Revival, Colonial, Norman Revival and Georgian Revival buildings and homes. Drive over to The Concourse public park, overlooking the bluffs of the Little Miami River.
If you've got kids, don't miss a visit to Pete DeLois' Recreation Outlet, where Pete allows children to play on the display models of Rainbow playsets (7605 Wooster Pike, 513/561-8695).
Keep in mind that all the cultural and recreational attractions of downtown Cincinnati are just 15 minutes away (drive west on Wooster Pike, which becomes Columbia Parkway). This includes the Cincinnati Art Museum, Contemporary Arts Center, Cincinnati Museum Center, National Underground Railroad Freedom Center, Taft Museum of Art, Playhouse in the Park, Ensemble Theatre, Cincinnati Zoo, Cincinnati Reds, Cincinnati Bengals, American Sign Museum, Aronoff Center for the Arts, Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, Cincinnati Pops, Taft Theater, U.S. Bank Arena, Newport Aquarium, Purple People Bridge and Krohn Conservatory.
If you take the Beechmont Avenue exit off Columbia Parkway, you'll quickly find yourself at another trifecta of Cincinnati venues: Riverbend Music Center, the city's outdoor concert amphitheatre, Coney Island Amusement Park and RiverDowns racetrack.
Fun Facts
- Mariemont High School is a multiple winner of the U.S. Department of Education's Blue Ribbon award. The Ohio State Report Card lauds the school district as well, for meeting 23 out of 23 indicators, earning it the top "Excellent" status.
- Last year, Mariemont police reported no violent crimes in the bucolic community, and only 67 property crimes within the borders of the community.
- In all of North America, there are only about 14 town criers. This small village is helping to keep this venerable tradition alive in the person of Hank Kleinfeldt, who succeeded the late Ralph Smith several years ago. The town crier is considered an officer of the town meeting. His official duties include opening the town meeting and leading the Memorial Day Parade. Kleinfeldt also dons the uniform to speak to groups about his position, and to preside over a few functions each year.
- More than 50 acres of parkland were created as the village was planned. Chief among these is Dogwood Park, where the Carillon is located in the Bell Tower. Carillon concerts are conducted every Sunday throughout the summer months.
- The unemployment rate in Mariemont is 0.6 percent.
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- Grace and forgiveness – Granting both of these to others and to myself. And accepting God's grace and forgiveness for me.
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On January 29 at 9pm, I'll be hanging out on Twitter with @PuritansPride for the Resolution Reboot Twitter party. We're going to be chatting about keeping our resolutions and there will be prizes involved too! Follow along with #PuritansPride. You can also find Puritan's Pride on Pinterest, Facebook and on their blog, Healthy Perspectives.
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Judging from the size of the breakfast gathering and the screams of Darius Rucker fans, some drivers are likely to go out of their way to the street formerly known as Coliseum Drive in North Charleston just so they can say they drove on it.
At a Monday morning ceremony that included all the trappings of stardom, Mayor Keith Summey proudly announced that the short stretch of road that leads to the North Charleston Coliseum has been renamed Darius Rucker Boulevard.
"As you turn off of International Boulevard, for now and forever you will be on Darius Rucker Boulevard," Summey said to wild applause and loud hoots.
Rucker was in the Montague Terrace room at the sports and entertainment facility, all smiles. The event was part of a WEZL radio broadcast that included interviews with Rucker and Summey and culminated in the presentation of the street sign.
Rucker, who grew up in the Charleston area and lives with his family in Mount Pleasant, said he was honored to be recognized this way by the city he loves. His band, Hootie & the Blowfish, played the coliseum in the mid-1990s, soon after it opened, and Rucker said he's thinking about another performance there, perhaps this time a country music set, in November or December.
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