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IRONDALE, Alabama -- Shortly before a meeting started Wednesday evening to discuss options for reducing the noise at Irondale's 20th Street rail crossing, a train slowly lurched along the tracks sounding its safety whistle.
At 6 p.m. it's not so bad, but at 3 a.m. -- and lasting two minutes or longer -- it can be a nuisance, those who live near the tracks say.
To cut down on the sound of the whistles, the federal government must approve a plan that would make the intersection safer, therefore cutting down on the need for the whistles.
But, as city officials ponder options for reducing the noise, residents and business owners question if it is worth the cost and the possible effect it might have on businesses.
The option most closely looked at is converting a portion of 20th Street North into a one way street. Drivers would have to take Second Avenue North to 16th Street North to bypass the crossing. That would cost about $10,000 to $15,000, said Ron Bishop, the Irondale resident behind the effort.
That option, one of four, is "the one we're focused on feasibility wise," Bishop said.
"I think that's the most attractive option," said Council Member Donna Pike.
Bishop has started a Facebook page for the effort with links to documentation for the four plans.
Some residents worry that plan will cause traffic problems for nearby businesses.
"That intersection (Second Avenue North and 16th Street North) is a bad one on a good day," said resident Tracy Peoples. "There's going to be more cost."
"None of these are going to be inexpensive," said Irondale Cafe owner Jim Dolan, who added that he would like to see signs directing drivers to and from I-20 and Crestwood Boulevard to downtown Irondale.
The conversation soon turned to whether the city should intervene at all. After all, didn't people know they were buying a house close to the tracks?
"The horns have been blowing for 100 years" one resident said. "If you choose to live here, you choose to live with trains."
One resident complained that tax money from residents who lived in Irondale for decades would be used for "newcomers" to the city.
Pike said many of the residents affected by the noise are elderly and have lived in their homes for decades.
"They can't afford to move," Pike said. "I don't think they deserve to be awakened at 3 a.m., that's not fair."
Another resident, Ross Graham, said some businesses that considered moving into Irondale in the past decided not to because of the noise.
"It affects all of us, business-wise," Graham said.
And, with a new intermodal facility starting operation in McCalla, the traffic along the crossing will likely increase 30 percent, said Mayor Tommy Joe Alexander.
"The traffic across these tracks is increasing," Bishop said. "And it's only going to continue to increase."


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MOBILE, Alabama -- Two men, including a 33-year-old employee of Springhill Medical Center, are facing sexual assault charges in the reported rape of a 14-year-old hospital visitor, Mobile police said.
The May 2 incident did not take place on hospital property, but rather at an apartment in another part of Mobile, police said.
Andre Demont Nettles, the hospital worker, was arrested this morning and was charged with first-degree rape and two charges of first-degree sodomy, police spokesman Cpl. Christopher Levy said.
Donald Ray Seltzer Jr., 29, was charged with first-degree rape and first-degree sodomy, Levy said. Seltzer was arrested Wednesday afternoon, according to records at Mobile County Metro Jail.
Both men were being held without bail Thursday night, and will have a hearing Friday morning in Mobile County District Court.
Levy said that the girl had gone to the hospital to visit her grandmother, and while she was there Nettles persuaded her to leave with him at the end of his shift.
"He somehow convinced her to go to an apartment with him," Levy said.
Levy did not give the location of the apartment, but Nettles gave jail officials a home address in the Twin Oaks Apartments at Old Shell and Hillcrest roads.
Seltzer, upon his arrest, gave his address as a home in the Colonial Oaks subdivision.
Nettles drove the girl to the apartment, and it was there that he and Seltzer sexually assaulted her, Levy said.
After the incident, Levy said that Nettles took the girl from the apartment and left her on the side of the road in a heavy rain.
"All this happened in the middle of that seven-inch storm we had last week," Levy said.
A woman found the girl, picked her up and took her to the University of South Alabama Medical Center to be examined.
Police met the victim at the hospital and began an investigation that eventually led them to Nettles and Seltzer, Levy said.
Neither Seltzer nor Nettles has an extensive criminal history, according to jail records. Seltzer was arrested in 2008 on a second-degree theft charge, and Nettles was arrested in 2003 on outstanding traffic warrants, the records show.

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Save the Date!
Our next Biennial will take place December 14-18, 2011 at the Gaylord National Hotel & Convention Center.
Rabbi Yoffie's Sermon | Biennial Initiatives | Resolutions
A Green Biennial Learn how the Union, our hosts in Toronto, and our attendees did to make this our greenest Biennial yet. Learn more
Entertainment The most popular Jewish musicians in the world as well as up-and-coming performers on the brink of becoming household Jewish names performed rock, folk, and everything in between. See the list of performers
Photo Contest Congratulations to Steve Medwin, our Grand Prize winner! See the entries and full list of winners
Exhibitors The Biennial Exhibit Hall was one of the largest gatherings of Judaica, jewelry, ritual objects and synagogue service vendors in North America, with over 100 vendors displaying their wares. See the full list of exhibitors and visit their websites
Special thanks to our volunteers from the following Greater Toronto congregations:
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Woman charged in shooting death of man
A woman who claims she fatally shot a man in self-defense inside her Alcalde home has been arrested and charged with murder.
Kaiwee Martinez, 35, was arrested Thursday and booked into the Rio Arriba County Detention Center in Tierra Amarilla.
Rio Arriba Sheriff Thomas R. Rodella tells the newspaper she is charged in the Nov. 3 shooting death of 33-year-old Lawrence Sandoval.
Martinez claims Sandoval barged into her home and tried to undress her at knife point. She says she grabbed a gun and shot him in self-defense, then fled and called 911.
Rodella says authorities do not believe Martinez's story.
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CHARLESTON - While many children this time of year are thinking about Halloween costumes, an award-winning Buckhannon teacher believes there are many imaginative learning opportunities that can be undertaken by students "dressing up" throughout the year.
Robin Oldaker, a kindergarten teacher at Union Elementary and the 2011 Arch Coal Teacher Achievement Award recipient, says her school has found ways to use costumes for more than just trick-or-treating.
"We know many children enjoy dressing up, so we have allowed students to dress up but have aligned it to core education standards," Oldaker said.
"For example, I ask my kindergarten students to dress as nursery rhyme characters and recite the rhyme," Oldaker says.
"It is wonderful to see the creativity in the students! And, it is an excellent teaching opportunity."
According to Oldaker, students in some of the higher grade levels choose a career, dress in costume and do a report on that particular field. Another class holds a United Nations Day, and the students do a report on the country and dress accordingly. Students in lower grades dress as book characters and do book reports.
"I appreciate the creativity my colleagues bring to their classrooms," says Oldaker. "Halloween also is a good time to remember to 'treat' excellent teachers who bring learning to their students in so many imaginative ways. One way is to nominate them online for an Arch Coal Teacher Achievement Award at archteacherawards.com."
This is the 25th anniversary of Arch's prestigious teacher recognition program. Early in 2013, 12 excellent teachers will be chosen from the applications to receive a $3,500 award.
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LG Solar-Powered eReader Features Announced
South Korean tech giant, LG, has just announced a new solar-powered ebook reader that could help you make that small contribution to the environment by going green. The new solar-powered LG eReader is expected to come built with a 6-inches display screen that is powered by a tiny solar panel that measures 10 square centimeters in area. The device is pretty light-weighted and measures just over 20 grams, thanks to the extremely thin profile of just 0.7 millimeters.
According to a statement from LG, the solar eReader currently offers a 9.6% energy conversion efficiency though that number must rise considerably to 14% or 15% by the time the device is launched. That would effectively mean that a 4 or 5 hour of solar exposure should be sufficient to keep your eReader powered on for a complete day.
Sadly, no price of the device is available right now. That's understandable though considering that the new solar powered LG eReader is not expected to launch commercially before 2012. I'm excited to get hold of one of these units though.


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Watch: Test footage for new 'Mortal Kombat' film leaks online
Since 2001, I've had a "Mortal Kombat 3" listed on my IMDb page. The film's title has changed several times, and the film has had tons of false starts and stops. At various points, I've been in contact with different directors who were temporarily attached to the project, but no one's ever rolled film on it at all.
Until now.
When I was at ActionFest in Asheville, North Carolina, one film really stood out, a direct-to-video action film called "Undisputed III." I'll have more about that in the next couple of days, but for now, the most important thing about that film is the way Isaac Florentine shot the action, and the way Larnell Stovall choreographed the fights. Stovall is a guy who I think we're going to end up hearing a lot about in the next decade, a guy who has a genuine hunger to change the way action happens on film. He comes from a fight background himself, and as a result, he has very strong ideas about what he wants to see when he looks at fights onscreen.
He's been working in stunts for a while now, and thanks to the buzz that's building from "Undisputed III" and "Bunraku," the upcoming film he also did the choreography for, he's starting to become one of the most in-demand names in town. One of the things Stovall has been doing is proof-of-concept test shoots for possible blockbusters, some big movie geek/comic nerd properties, and I think if he ends up landing these jobs, fans of the material are going to flip out.
And based on the reaction to the video leak today, I'd say the producers of Warner's new "Mortal Kombat" reboot should hire Stovall immediately.
Now, as someone who was given the crash course in the backstory of "Mortal Kombat" when I got hired to write a sequel nine years ago, I was shocked when I first heard that the mandate for this new "Mortal Kombat" was simple. No powers, no magic. That pretty much throws out the mythology of the game series immediately, and I wasn't sure fans would be okay with that.
It seems that they are indeed okay with it. Here's the video:
I'll be honest... I think it's a mistake to dump the things that make "Mortal Kombat" what it is, and that includes the supernatural powers of the various fighters. I think the proof-of-concept short, directed by Kevin Tancharoen, is a whole bunch of the same-old same-old hyper-dark post-Fincher grime and mood that we've seen way too much of, and I'm personally worn out by the idea that this particular look means "serious." I mean, am I mistaken? Or wasn't "Mortal Kombat" a video game about shooting ice blasts and fireballs at each other before yanking someone's spine out and beating them with it? The last thing that suggests to me is "realistic." Tancharoen, who made his feature debut with last year's remake of "Fame," appears to me to be a lot like every other guy coming out of MTV, mistaking art direction with actual adult themes or ideas, but it's hardly an original sin so it seems silly to beat him up over it.
Still, the reaction from much of fandom today has been overwhelmingly positive, so my guess is you'll hear some confirmations soon that Warner Bros. is moving ahead with this one. And Michael Jai White is overdue a big action movie where he's not covered in make-up, so I hope if this happens, he actually does get to play Jax. In the meantime, if you want to know who played what in the short film, check out what George Roush put together over at Latino Review for a breakdown of the cast.
And at the very least, I'll bet the fights in the new movie are awesome.
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KALAMAZOO, MI-- A gas leak at about 8 a.m. Friday has shut Cork Street from St. Joseph Street to Burdick Street, crews at the scene said.
Roger Morgenstern, spokesman for Consumers Energy, said a high pressure gas regulator in the area was damaged when a deer clipped it as it jumped over.
The utility company was notified at 7:38 a.m. following a 911 call, and was on the scene by 8 a.m. to address the problem.
Morgenstern said he was not sure how long it might take for the gas to be turned off and the damage to the regulator repaired.
None of the businesses in the area were open at the time, so no evacuations were necessary. Once the gas is shut off, the street can be reopened, said Lt. Jeff VanderWiere from Kalamazoo Department of Public Safety.


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Just last week, on Oct. 15, Hispanic Heritage Month drew to a close, which means time ran out on our only hifalutin, culturally-timely excuse for a belt-busting excursion to Athens' many Caribbean, Central and South American restaurants.
ATLANTA — In the next two years, Georgia's state, local and national parks will focus on generating funds to cover their own expenses, developing an inventory of recreational assets and publicizing the health benefits of outdoor activities, according to the draft of a multiyear plan presented Monday.
The Board of Natural Resources received the draft during its committee meetings and will vote on it at its December meeting. In the meantime, the public will have the opportunity to comment at a hearing Oct. 30.
The following events are happening on October 23, 2013:
BRUNSWICK — The beating deaths of eight people inside a Georgia mobile home must have been committed by more than one attacker based on the number of victims and the lack of evidence they were restrained from fighting back or escaping, an expert testified Tuesday in defense of the only person standing trial in the killings.
Guy Heinze Jr., 26, could be sentenced to death if he's convicted of malice murder in the Aug. 29, 2009, slayings of his father and seven extended family members at the home they all shared just outside the port city of Brunswick.
MINNEAPOLIS — Delta Air Lines made more than a billion dollars in the third quarter as more passengers paid a little bit extra to fly. Even its new oil refinery turned a small profit.
MACON, Ga. — After more than 160 years in Macon, the Georgia State Fair has moved to the Atlanta Motor Speedway in Hampton.
BALL GROUND, Ga. (AP) — Police in the north Georgia town of Ball Ground have discovered the burned remains of a scarecrow portraying Uncle Si Robertson from TV's "Duck Dynasty."
The scarecrow, which featured the popular character from the reality show wearing camouflage and sitting on a hay bale with his legs crossed, went missing last week.
A juvenile has been apprehended and faces charges in juvenile court after police found the remains of the straw-stuffed character, The Cherokee Tribune reported (http://bit.ly/H7K75y ).
SAN FRANCISCO — Apple Inc. is refreshing its iPad lineup in hopes of reclaiming lost ground in the tablet market and slashing the prices of its Mac computers to intensify the pressure on the beleaguered makers of PCs running Microsoft's Windows.
TRIPOLI, Libya — Libya marks two years since the fall of Moammar Gadhafi on Wednesday, but instead of the freedom and development Libyans had hoped for, the country has fallen deeper into anarchy. Rival Islamist and Western-backed factions are melding with the country's dizzying array of militias, turning political feuds into armed conflict.
WASHINGTON — Crammed into conference rooms with pizza for dinner, some programmers building the Obama administration's showcase health insurance website were growing increasingly stressed. Some worked past 10 p.m., energy drinks in hand. Others rewrote computer code over and over to meet what they considered last-minute requests for changes from the government or other contractors.
WASHINGTON — Twice this year alone, Air Force officers entrusted with the launch keys to nuclear-tipped missiles have been caught leaving open a blast door that is intended to help prevent a terrorist or other intruder from entering their underground command post, Air Force officials have told The Associated Press.
LONDON — Moderate opposition leaders seeking to oust Syrian President Bashar Assad from power have not yet committed to negotiations to create a new government, America's top diplomat said Tuesday, casting new doubt on flagging hopes to end the civil war as quickly as possible.
CINCINNATI — Officials at a cemetery that removed a slain Iraq war veteran's towering SpongeBob SquarePants headstone from her final resting place after they deemed it inappropriate for their traditional grounds were planning to meet with the soldier's family to explore possible solutions.
The headstone of Kimberly Walker, 28, was made in the likeness of her favorite cartoon character and erected at Spring Grove Cemetery on Oct. 10, almost eight months after she was found slain in a Colorado hotel room.
WASHINGTON — The U.S. economy added just 148,000 jobs in September, suggesting that employers held back on hiring before a 16-day partial government shutdown began Oct. 1.
DENVER — Two Colorado cantaloupe farmers are expected to plead guilty under a deal with federal prosecutors in the 2011 listeria outbreak that killed 33 people.
SPARKS, Nev. — Students at a Nevada middle school were filing off buses and reuniting with friends on the playground after a weeklong vacation when the pop of gunfire shattered the morning calm. Children fled the campus for their lives before the first bell rang.
This cartoon appears in the Athens Banner-Herald on October 23, 2013.
Following a second straight loss, quarterback Aaron Murray took the unusual step for a Monday of getting up and speaking to the players during a team meeting, joining head Mark Richt.
It's a good thing Georgia has a bye week because the Bulldogs' already long injury list got even longer on Tuesday with 21 players now listed.
Star tailback Todd Gurley returned to practice in a limited capacity for Georgia on Tuesday. That was more than enough of a glimpse for quarterback Aaron Murray to know exactly what the Bulldogs have been missing.
ATLANTA - After another round of training camp introductions the Atlanta Hawks are ready for Year 2 of their massive makeover.
North Oconee dropped out of the Georgia Sportswriters Association Prep Football Poll after a loss to Elbert County. Jefferson and Prince Avenue Christian held on to their spots in the poll, which was released on Tuesday.
Georgia's poet laureate Judson Mitcham and the late Toni Cade Bambara will be inducted into the Georgia Writers Hall of Fame Nov. 11 at 10 a.m. on the University of Georgia campus. The ceremony will be held in the auditorium Richard B. Russell Building Special Collections Libraries.
A team of students and faculty from the University of Georgia College of Environment and Design will be in Griffin Oct. 25-27 to study potential design improvements for the old Griffin Vocational School, the Fairmont Homes public housing complex and the surrounding neighborhood.
War exposure, gender-based violence and extreme poverty following 14 years of civil war has resulted in mental and sexual health challenges in Liberia that place young pregnant women and their unborn children at risk.
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A blowjob that does not result in completion or ejaculation.
Kate spenced him last night, leaving him very unfulfilled and with blue balls.
от biiiiilllllll 30 март 2008
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To be a spaztastic lunatic who can shred on his guitar and is an all around ladies man
friend 1: Hey, ur new bf.. does he SPENCE?
friend 2: umm yeahh.. he's just cool like that
friend 2: umm yeahh.. he's just cool like that
от Sara Hughes 17 юни 2008
Shortened version of expensive
"You tryin' to go see a movie?"
"Nah son, that shit is way too 'spence."
"Nah son, that shit is way too 'spence."
от OlderBrother 04 юли 2009
The nick-name given to Spencer Smith from the band Panic at the Disco due to lack of a better nick-name such as RyRo, Bden, and Jwalk.
Did you see Bden and Ryro at the concert last night? Nah I couldn't keep my eyes off of Spence!
от madasahatter 05 март 2009
is a gay homosexual who likes boys behind him
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от Spencer1223532 14 юли 2011
the excessive knowledge of everything not necessarily experienced first hand!!
Dude pulled a real spence and acted like he knew all about gardening, and has never even grown a plant!!
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Your BF sounds like a ongoing pity party. It sounds like he doesn't take any pride in himself or his accomplishments, and it sounds like you don't either. If he thinks you are superior to him (or if you think you are), then lose him.
Feeling sorry for someone is not relationship worthy.
Even if you decide to "dump" him, it's going to take months for him to go away, especially if you consistently buy into his sob stories.
Sorry to be harsh, but you asked, and I am speaking from experience (husband #1, there's 10 years I'll never get back).


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Whereas, KU and the City have been working to identify opportunities to achieve increased coordination between their systems, including honoring of each others passes and coordination of routes; and
Whereas, in recognition of the findings of the joint study conducted by KU and the City to explore the feasibility of coordination and/or consolidation of transit services, both KU and the City desire to further explore a merger of their transit systems into one operating entity dependent upon certain conditions occurring in the future; and
Whereas, both KU and the City desire to express their intent regarding such a merger with a letter of intent indicating a commitment to prepare and execute the necessary documents to successfully complete the merger by July 1, 2009, if certain funding conditions occur in the future and other conditions are met;
The City and KU agree, to further explore the feasibility of consolidating their transit systems, with a goal of achieving merger effective July 1, 2009, if the following conditions are met:
A. KU and the City both agree to commit funding resources equal to the amount necessary to continue to fund the level of existing transit services currently provided by both KU and the City, as conditioned further hereinKU and the City acknowledge that for the City this will require an increased taxation and/or resource effort, and that if the City chooses to seek a sales tax election to provide funding support for transit, that the results of the election will not be known until the November 2008 election. KU and the City further agree that if the sales tax election funding source is chosen by the City, and the sales tax election fails, then the City will be under no further obligation to merge transit systems with KU. KU and the City further acknowledge that for KU any merger will require approval by the University's Transit Commission, appropriate student representatives, and other required approval authorities. KU and City agree that, if such approvals are not obtained, KU will be under no further obligation to merge its transit systems with the City.
B. KU and the City agree that any merged system will be subject to a joint form of governance, to be further set forth and agreed to with a separate document which shall set forth the responsibilities and obligations of KU and the City. The joint form of governance shall be determined by KU and the City. The joint form of governance shall include representation by KU students and shall ensure that the legal obligations of both KU and the City are met. The joint form of governance shall determine the operation of the merged transit system, including but not limited to: personnel matters, selection of vendors for the operation and/or maintenance of vehicles, routes, passenger rates, pass and transfer policies, and hours of operation. With respect to KU, the primary goal of any merger shall be the benefit to its students. It is the intent and the desire of both KU and the City to meet both the unique and combined needs of KU and the City in the most efficient and effective manner possible within the resources provided to the merged transit system.
C. The parties acknowledge that the majority of funding for KU transportation services derives from student fees and that applicable restrictions on the use of such fees must be followed. KU and the City agree that any allocation of costs shall recognize applicable restrictions on sources of funding. KU and City agree that any merger agreement shall permit the subsequent separation of KU and City transit services if such separation is deemed necessary by KU or City to meet the needs of its constituents.
D. KU and City further agree that the physical assets for the operation of any merged transit system, such as fixed-route buses, paratransit vehicles, computer systems, shelters, etc. shall be inventoried and as may be necessary, title to the physical assets may be transferred to the merged transit system, if the merger agreement requires such transfer. The merger agreement shall account for all intangible assets and liabilities, such as budgeted funds, claims, and encumbrances, devoted to the transit systems to be placed in the merged transit system.
F. KU and the City will work to together to develop a general timeline for the steps required to successfully complete a merger by July 1, 2009 as outlined in this Letter of Intent.
G. KU and the City agree and acknowledge that this document is a letter of intent. The parties agree to enter into this letter of intent in good faith to explore a merger of their respective transit systems subject to the conditions outlined above; however, if unforeseen or changing legal or financial conditions preclude the ability of either KU or the City to agree to a merger as contemplated herein, or if the necessary approvals are not obtained, then this document shall be of no further force and effect upon the notification of one party to the other.
This letter of intent is entered into this _______ day of June, 2008.
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Lapses in Focus: You can chalk up Texas Tech's disappointing 15-point loss to Oklahoma to any number of things, but periodic lapses in focus are as good a primary cause as any. The Red Raiders played well enough to win for 31-34 minutes of the game. Unfortunately, there were three two-to-three minute periods—mid first half, late first half and late second half—where Tech simply fell apart. And at this level, six to nine minutes of bad basketball will doom you every time if you do not have superior talent and experience.
Therein lay a significant part of the problem. Because they are usually at a talent/experience disadvantage, the Red Raiders have to play very near peak efficiency to keep games within reach. There is little cushion. There is scant margin for error. And having to play your very best all the time is a very stressful thing. You can never relax your guard and take a possession off.
Maxing one's efficiency for 40 minutes requires monumental mental toughness. And this Tech team is not blessed with that sort of mentality. Additional talent and experience will someday lighten the burden and obviate the necessity for almost superhuman mental toughness. But it won't happen this year.
Hope for the Future: A couple of weeks ago I stated that if Josh Gray continues to develop, he will be one of the Big 12's best point guards by season's end. As evidenced by his play against the Sooners, Gray is indeed creeping into the conference's upper echelon.
The frosh from Lake Charles, Louisiana played the game of his college career against OU. He tallied a career high 26 points on 10 of 22 shooting, pulled down four rebounds, dished out five assists and garnered four steals while committing just one turnover in 36 minutes of action. Gray's six-point scoring jag midway through the second half, punctuated by two steals and layups, singlehandedly got Tech back in the game and banished Oklahoma's freshman point guard Isaiah Cousins to the bench.
Gray has NBA potential on down the line. Obviously, he must develop an outside shot, become physically stronger, and learn to play more solid and less gambling man defense, but he's got plenty of time to do just that. And if you've got an NBA talent on your team, you have Final Four potential if you can surround him with more solid college level talent. Jordan Tolbert and Dusty Hannahs may well be two pieces to put in place around Gray. Hard as it may be to believe, the basis of a foundation is in place.
Giving It Away: Don't let the 60-percent free throw shooting percentage against the Sooners fool you. The Red Raiders were much worse than that. While the game was still in the balance, Tech's percentage hovered around 50 percent. A few late makes, after OU had already clinched the win, made this stat semi-respectable. With reasonably good free throw shooting, this game could easily have been a donnybrook just like the one in Morgantown.


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March E-mini S&Ps (ESH13 +0.30%) are up +0.20% today on a small rebound after yesterday's sharp 1.83% sell-off. The Euro Stoxx 50 index today is sharply lower by -2.63% on Monday's muddled Italian election results, which raised the spectre of the return of the Eurozone debt crisis. Asian stocks today closed sharply lower across the board on the European election results and the sharp sell-off in U.S. and European stocks. Chinese stocks fell 1.43% also on concerns about new property restrictions to try to curb home price rises. Commodity prices today are down -0.41%. April crude (CLJ13 -0.74%) oil is down -0.72%, April gasoline (RBJ13 -1.47%) is down -1.46%, April gold (GCJ13 +0.43%) is up +0.27%, March copper (HGH13 -0.52%) is down -0.44%, and agriculture prices are trading mostly lower. The dollar index (DXY00 +0.06%) is mildly higher by +0.12% while EUR/USD (^EURUSD) is up +0.14% and USD/JPY (^USDJPY) is up +0.20%. March 10-year T-note (ZNH13 +0.09%) prices are up 6 ticks.
Italian political leaders today began the process of trying to form a government, which could take up to a month and may result in the need for a second election for more conclusive results. Italian voters gave a total of 55% of the vote to anti-recession parties led by ex-comic Grillo and former PM Berlusconi. Democratic Party leader Bersani and incumbent PM Monti together do not have enough votes to form a government. Mr. Grillo has rejected participation in a coalition with any of the other parties and would like to force a new vote since he expects that his party would pick up even more votes. Mr. Berlusconi ruled out a coalition with Mr. Monti's party but a coalition between Bersani and Berlusconi is an outside possibility, at least for a short-lived government. The 10-year Italian bond yield today soared by 28 bp to a 3-month high of 4.77% as the Italian markets today had their first chance to react to the late-Monday election results. Italian credit default swaps today soared by 43 bp to a 2-month high of 293 bp. The Italian stock market fell by -4.6%and Italy's largest banks saw their stock plunge by at least -8%.
Italy's election results had a negative contagion effect for the rest of Europe. The Spanish 10-year bond yield today rose by 14 bp to 5.31% and Portugal's 10-year bond yield rose by 7 bp to 391 bp. The German 10-year bund yield fell by 7 bp to 1.48% on safe-haven demand. The Euro Stoxx banks Index today is down more than 5%, the largest decline in 4 months, as the markets fear the return of the Eurozone debt crisis and renewed banking system problems.
Japan's Feb small business confidence index rose by 1.7 points to 46.0 from 44.3 in Jan.
There is no news as yet out of today's meeting between the largest global nations (P5 plus 1) and Iran over its nuclear program. Iran is being offered a better deal than in the past although there is little to suggest that Iran will do more than its usual procedure of stalling for more time while it speeds up its nuclear enrichment activities.
The U.S. stock market today will continue to react to the Italian election results, which have caused heavy stock market losses throughout Europe today. Today's U.S. economic calendar is very busy. Fed Chairman Bernanke presents his semi-annual testimony on monetary policy to the Senate Banking Committee. The markets will be listening carefully to see if he reinforces news in last Wednesday's Jan 29-30 FOMC minutes that some members seem to favor cutting the size of QE3. The Treasury today will sell $35 billion in 5-year T-notes. Today's Jan new home sales report is expected to show a +3.0% increase to reverse part of the sharp decline of -7.3% seen in December ahead of the year-end fiscal cliff. The Dec U.S. home price indexes from Case-Shiller and FHFA are both expected to show an increase of +0.6% m/m, matching the +0.6% increases seen in both indexes in November. Today's U.S. consumer confidence index from the Conference Board is expected to show a modest +0.9 point increase after three months of declines in Nov-Jan totaling -14.5 points. Today's Richmond Fed index is expected to show an 8 point gain to -3.0, but that would still leave the index in negative territory for the third consecutive month.
There are 15 of the S&P 500 companies that report earnings today. Notable reports include Tenet Healthcare (consensus $0.67), Home Depot (0.64), Macy's (1.99), Sempra Energy (0.96), Edison International (1.05), First Solar (1.77), and Priceline.com (6.53).
March E-mini S&Ps (ESH13 +0.30%) this morning are up +0.20% on some short-covering after yesterday's sharp -1.83% sell-off. The S&P 500 index on Monday fell sharply on (1) fears that the Eurozone debt crisis is back with a 55% Italian vote for anti-austerity parties, (2) the weaker-than-expected Chinese Feb HSBC flash manufacturing index (-1.9 to 50.4), and (3) worries about the impending sequester spending cuts on Friday. The early optimism did not last over reports that Japanese Prime Minister Abe has chosen Haruhiko Kuroda as the new BOJ chief, who is expected to quickly ratchet up the BOJ's QE program. Closes: S&P 500 -1.83%, Dow Jones -1.55%, Nasdaq -1.33%.
- Home Depot (HD -2.53%) reported Q4 EPS of 67 cents ex-items, which was better than the consensus of 64 cents. The home-improvement retailer benefited in Q4 from home repairs after Hurricane Sandy. Home Depot also said it planned to repurchase $17 billion in stock by the end of fiscal 2015.
- United Natural Foods (UNFI -3.02%) reported Q2 EPS of 46 cents, below the consensus of 50 cents.
- Tenet Healthcare (THC -4.27%) reported Q4 EPS from continuing operations at 52 cents, below the consensus of 68 cents.
- Trina Solar (TSL -4.28%) reported Q4 EPS loss of $1.23, larger than the expected 82 cent loss.
- AutoZone (AZO -1.73%) reported Q2 EPS of $4.78, slightly above the consensus of $4.76.
- ONEOK (OKE -2.55%) reported Q4 EPS of 53 cents, well above the consensus of 45 cents.
- Autodesk (ADSK -3.40%) reported Q4 EPS of 53 cents, above the consensus of 49 cents.
March 10-year T-notes (ZNH13 +0.09%) this morning are up 6 ticks on further safe-haven buying on the Italian election results and little hope for averting Friday's U.S. sequester. March 10-year T-note prices on Monday rallied very sharply on short-covering and increased safe-haven demand with the anti-austerity Italian election results and with all indications that Friday's sequester will go into effect. Closes: TYH3 +19, FVH3 +7.75.
The dollar index (DXY00 +0.06%) this morning is up +0.10 points (+0.12%) on some increased safe-haven demand as the European stock markets fall sharply and peripheral bond yields rise. EUR/USD (^EURUSD) is up +0.0018 (+0.14%) and USD/JPY (^USDJPY) is up +0.18 (+0.20%). The dollar index on Monday posted a new 6-month high and closed mildly higher on increased safe-haven demand. EUR/USD saw weakness on the anti-austerity vote in Italy, which may mean the return of the Eurozone debt crisis if the new Italian government backslides on fiscal progress and once again loses investor confidence. USD/JPY rallied sharply and the yen fell sharply on widespread reports that PM Abe will choose Haruhiko Kuroda as the new BOJ chief, which would quickly lead to more aggressive BOJ action. Closes: Dollar index +0.19 (+0.23%), EUR/USD -0.0131 (-0.99%), USD/JPY-1.60 (-1.71%).
April WTI crude oil (CLJ13 -0.74%) this morning is down -0.67 (-0.72%) as the market is expecting a 2.5 million barrel increase in Wednesday's weekly DOE inventory report. April gasoline (RBJ13 -1.47%) this morning is down -0.0475 (-1.46%) on economic concerns. Crude oil and gasoline prices closed slightly lower as global confidence declined with the muddled Italian election and the weaker-than-expected Chinese PMI index. Closes: CLJ3 -0.02 (-0.02%), RBJ3 -0.0022 (-0.07%).
US 0900 ET Dec Case-Shiller Composite-20 expected +0.6% m/m and +6.6% y/y, Nov +0.63% m/m and +5.52% y/y. Q4 Case-Shiller HPI expected +7.0%, Q3 +3.64% y/y. 0900 ET Dec FHFA home price index expected +0.6% m/m, Nov +0.6% m/m. 1000 ET Feb Richmond Fed manufacturing index expected +8.0 to-3.0, Jan -17.0 to -12.0. 1000 ET Feb U.S. consumer confidence (Conference Board) expected +3.4 to 62.0, Jan -8.1 to 58.6. 1000 ET Jan U.S. new home sales expected +3.0% to 380,000, Dec-7.3% to 369,000. 1000 ET Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke delivers semi-annual testimony on monetary policy to Senate Banking Committee. 1300 ET Treasury auction of $35 billion in 5-year T-notes. 1630 ET API weekly U.S. oil statistics. UK 0600 ET U.K. Feb CBI reported sales expected 16, Jan 17. JPN 0000 ET Japan Feb small business confidence, Jan 44.3. 1950 ET Japan Jan retail trade expected +0.8% m/m and -1.6% y/y, Dec unchanged m/m and +0.3% y/y. Jan larger retailer sales expected -0.8% y/y, Dec +0.1% y/y.
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Thursday (tonight): Adam Masterson. Friday: Bob Jones and Nils Rosenblad. Saturday: Johnny Ringo. Sunday: Sam Ahia. Monday: Dave Carroll. Tuesday: Jordan Cuddy. Wednesday: Marvin Tevaga.
CHEESEBURGER IN PARADISE, 811 Front St., Lahaina, 661-4855
Thursday (tonight): Mark Burnett. Friday: Harry Troupe. Saturday: Scottie Rotten. Sunday: Mark Burnett. Monday and Tuesday: Scottie Rotten. Wednesday: Mark Burnett.
COOL CAT CAFE, Wharf Cinema Center, Lahaina, 667-0908
Thursday (tonight): Will Hartzog. Friday: Johnny Ringo. Saturday: Dave Carroll. Sunday: Erin Smith. Monday: Peter DeAquino. Tuesday: Jazz Night. Wednesday: Jordan Cuddy. Music from 7:30 to 10 p.m.
DAVID PAUL'S ISLAND GRILL, 900 Front St., Lahaina, 662-3000
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HARD ROCK CAFE MAUI, 900 Front St., Lahaina, 667-7400
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KA'ANAPALI BEACH CLUB'S OHANA BAR & GRILL, 104 Kaanapali Shores Place, Kaanapali, 661-2000.
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KIMO'S, 845 Front St., Lahaina, 661-4811
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KOBE JAPANESE STEAKHOUSE, 136 Dickenson St., Lahaina, 667-5555
Friday and Saturday: Karaoke and dancing with Auntie Toddy Lilikoi, 9:30 p.m. to closing.
LEILANI'S ON THE BEACH, 2435 Kaanapali Parkway, Kaanapali, 661-4495
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LONGHI'S LAHAINA, 888 Front St., Lahaina, 667-2288
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LIFE'S A BEACH, 1913 S. Kihei Road, 891-8010
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Thursday (tonight): Murray Thorne, 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.; DJ Alika, 9 to 11 p.m. Friday: Joshua Blue, 7 to 9 p.m., $10 cover. Saturday: The Sirens, 6:30 to 9 p.m. Sunday: The Celtic Tigers, 6:30 to 9:30 p.m.; Starry Nights Maui Film Festival dance party, 10 p.m., $75. Monday: DJ Alika, 9 to 11 p.m. Wednesday: Willy K dinner and show, 7 to 9 p.m., $65 per person.
OCEANS BEACH BAR AND GRILL, 1819 S. Kihei Road, 891-2414
Friday: Bottoms Up Fridays with Next Level Entertainment, 10 p.m. Saturday: Rebel Souljahz and Rising Strong, 10 p.m., $10 cover.
PITA PARADISE WAILEA, 34 Wailea Gateway Place, Wailea, 879-7177
Friday: David Wolf rotates weeks with Belly Dancer Isa Inca, 6 to 8:30 p.m. Saturday: David Wolf rotates weeks with Flamenco. Sunday: Phil and Angela Benoit, 6:30 to 9 p.m.
SANSEI SEAFOOD RESTAURANT & SUSHI BAR, Kihei Town Center, 879-0004
Thursday (tonight) to Saturday: Karaoke, 10 p.m. to 1 a.m.
SOUTH SHORE TIKI LOUNGE, 1913-J S. Kihei Road, 874-6444
Thursday (tonight): Erin Smith, 4 p.m.; DJ Slackin, 10 p.m. Friday: Randall Rospond, 4 p.m.; DJ Gemini with CJ Ynot, 10 p.m. Saturday: Tom Conway, 4 p.m.; DJ LX, 10 p.m. Sunday: Viva La Rumba, 4 p.m.; Kanoa, 10 p.m. Monday: Kanoa, 4 p.m.; DJ Blast, 10 p.m. Tuesday: Sebrina Barron, 4 p.m.; DJ LX, 10 p.m. Wednesday: Mark Johnstone, 4 p.m.; Ladies Night with ADD Twins, 10 p.m.
STELLA BLUES CAFE, 1279 S. Kihei Road, 874-3779
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Three's Bar & Grill, 1945G S. Kihei Road, 879-3133
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CAFE O'LEI, 1333 Maui Lani Parkway, Kahului, 877-0073
Thursday (tonight): Reiko Fukino, 5:30 to 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday: Phil and Angela Benoit, 5:30 to 8 p.m.
CARY & EDDIE'S HIDEAWAY, 500 N. Puunene Ave., Kahului, 873-6555
Thursday (tonight), Friday and Saturday: Piano with Francois, 6 p.m. to closing. Sunday: Guitar with Fausto, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.; piano with Francois, 6 p.m. to closing. Tuesday: Piano with Francois, 6 p.m. to closing. Wednesday: Fausto, 6 to 8 p.m.
HANA HOU CAFE, 810 Haiku Road, Haiku, 575-2661
Thursday (tonight): Toby and Friends. Friday: Steve Sargenti and Tom Conway. Saturday: Rick Scheideman. Monday: Hula Honeys. Tuesday: Hipnautical. Wednesday: Dorothy Betz, Les Adam and Vince Esquire. Music from 6 to 9 p.m. unless noted.
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MOANA BAKERY & CAFE, 71 Baldwin Ave., Paia 579-9999
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Jordan Staal is back.
The Pens center has missed the last 15 games with a knee injury suffered Jan. 6 against the New York Rangers, but is expected to play Saturday afternoon against the Winnipeg Jets.
"Jordan Staal will be playing in the game (Saturday)," head coach Dan Bylsma said. "As long as he had, as we expected him to (have), a good day on the ice, he'll be in the lineup (Saturday)."
It goes without saying that it will be great to have Staal back in the line-up.
As well as the Penguins played with players like Dustin Jeffrey, Joe Vitale, Cal O'Reilly and Richard Park down the middle, none of those players are genuine second line centers. The addition of Jordan Staal greatly improves that second line with Matt Cooke, Pascal Dupuis and/or Tyler Kennedy. An actual second line would be nice, if only so the Neal-Malkin-Kunitz line doesn't have to do pretty much everything offensively.


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By Karlee WeinmannLaw360, New York (May 6, 2013, 12:08 PM EDT) -- High-end retail staple Neiman Marcus Group Inc. could hit the market soon, after its private equity owners decide whether to sell the company or list it on one of New York's stock exchanges, Bloomberg reported late Sunday. Texas-based TPG Capital and Warburg Pincus LLC, headquartered in New York, plan to hire Credit Suisse AG to help weigh options for the upscale department store chain. If buyer interest is sparse and demand for an initial public offering is tepid, the firms — which coughed up $5.1 billion...
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LinkedIn (LNKD) confirms it has bought iOS/Android news reader app Pulse. The purchase price is $90M (90% stock, 10% cash - LinkedIn's valuation might have something to do with that), in-line with the $50M-$100M reported last month by AllThingsD. If the SlideShare acquisition is any guide, look for LinkedIn to keep supporting Pulse's apps - the startup claims 30M+ people have used them at some point - while looking for ways to integrate its tools with its site, as it keeps looking for ways to bring user engagement closer to that of consumer-oriented social networks.
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I think not, nemo. While I completely agree that it is overvalued, perpetual burning of the shorts is part of what helps to drive it higher. As I've commented in the past, it's best to just stay away from this one. Perhaps I'll write an article giving more details. In the meantime, if you must fight the Fed/zombie investment money combo and rail against a story (hype) stock, CRM is similarly overvalued and at least has catalysts on the horizon, but there are probably better (unheard of) shorts out there than even that.
This is the best short ever. The officers CEO,CFO,Other officers and directors are selling their shares at a rapid rate. Only these people know the value of the stock. If you believe in the 2014 earnings forecast of $.92 and want to pay 100 times earnings than the stock could be worth $92. Enough said buy puts.
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MANSFIELD - Going into Wednesday night's PSAC-East basketball game between Mansfield and Bloomsburg, both teams were looking to improve their position as far as post-season playoffs are concerned.
Following the game, Bloomsburg took one big step toward reaching the playoff goal, while Mansfield was kept looking as the Huskies defeated the Mountaineers 82-81 in double overtime.
"I don't think I am doing a very good job right now and we aren't doing a very good job as a team," said a disappointed MU head coach Rich Miller. "We are searching for answers right now and we have to find them and we have to find them quick. We have ten games left and there is no room for error. Everyone is good, we are telling our guys that and they are finding that to be the case."
The Mounties came out smoking as they drained three treys for a quick 9-0 lead, two by Kenny Johnson and one by Charles Becoats.
The Huskies accepted the Mountaineer challenge as they crept back into the game until they took their first lead of the game at 15-14 with 8:32 on the clock.
From that point on, the two teams exchanged blows until the Mounties regained the lead at 19-17.
From there, Mansfield put together a 12-5 run to go up 31-22 with three minutes left in the opening period before Bloom answered the Mountie run with a 10-3 effort of its own to cut the MU lead to a pair (34-32) at halftime.
Mansfield led by as many as five coming out of the break, but the Huskies kept chipping away until they tied the game at 43-all. For the rest of regulation, it was about as close as it could have possibly been as the game showed four ties and eight lead changes until the game was deadlocked at 68-all and the two teams headed for overtime.
In the first overtime, Mansfield led by as many as four, but couldn't hold off the Huskies who tied the game at 75-all to send to the game to the second extra period.
In the second extra period, Jimel Calliste was the man of the hour as he scored four of the Huskies seven points including an off-balance, driving layup with 5.4 second left.
The Mountaineers did get off one last ditch shot, but Chuck Harper's shot bounced off the rim, fell harmlessly to the floor and with that, the victory belonged to the Huskies.
SHEETZ, Zach 5-11 0-0 15; LYONS, Wes 6-13 2-4 14; HAIGLER, Charles 5-14 3-4 13; SMITH, Kendal 4-7 1-2 10; CALLISTE, Jimel 4-6 2-2 10; JONES, Nasir 2-4 2-3 6; NOUMBISSI, Moustapha 2-3 2-2 6; LEAKS, Armand 2-2 1-2 5; KUSNYER, Daniel 1-4 0-0 3. Totals 31-64 13-19 82.
JOHNSON, Kenny 6-9 3-4 18; BECOATS, Charles 5-13 2-2 15; UTTI, Onyema 5-7 1-3 12; MCCLAIN, Kevonte 4-9 3-6 11; BOWMAN, Tremaine 2-3 4-6 10; BELL, Joe 3-8 3-4 10; HARPER, Chuck 0-9 5-6 5; BURKE, Brady 0-1 0-0 0; WILMER, Mark 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 25-59 21-31 81.
Halftime:?Mansfield, 34-32. Regulation:?68-68. First OT:?75-75. 3-point goals--Bloomsburg 7-19 (SHEETZ, 5-11; KUSNYER, 1-2; SMITH, 1-2; CALLISTE, 0-1; HAIGLER, 0-1; LYONS, 0-2), Mansfield 10-21 (JOHNSON, 3-4; BECOATS, 3-7; BOWMAN, 2-3; BELL, 1-3; UTTI, 1-1; HARPER, 0-3). Fouled out--LYONS, SMITH, JONES. Rebounds--Bloomsburg 35 (SHEETZ, 5; HAIGLER, 5), Mansfield 39 (HARPER, 9). Assists--Bloomsburg 15 (HAIGLER, 10), Mansfield 15 (HARPER, 7). Total fouls--Bloomsburg 27, Mansfield 21. Technical fouls--BELL. A-168


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Holiday Shoppers Influenced More By Paper Catalogs: Here's some food for PR campaign thought—paper catalogs influenced both in-store and online holiday retail purchases more than social media platforms.
According to Baynote's December 2012 Holiday Online Shopping Survey, which took the pulse of 1,000 consumers, paper catalogs influenced 81.9% more in-store purchases and 42.9% more online purchases than Facebook.
Other results include:
Paper catalogs influenced twice as many consumers as both Pinterest and Twitter, for both in-store and online purchases.
Social platforms were most influential to consumers between the ages of 25 and 34, while paper catalogs were most influential among consumers 45 years and older.
Consumer preference for tablets was most pronounced when browsing websites in search of products to purchase; while 40% of tablet owners (or 21.9% of all respondents) used their device for browsing, only 28.4% used smartphones.
Consumers between the ages of 18 and 44 were most likely to make a purchase using a mobile app (32% did so), while consumers 45 and older were least likely (just 14.1% did so).
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Hello all, first off i will admit i have no life and when im not at work im messing around in torchED 75% of the remaining day. everyday.
I am in need of testers to try out my Solitude Ruins mod so i can get these updates out and so ppl can enjoy them, this will include finding out what mods this conficts with so i can change it so it doesnt crash ppls games of screw anything up. i only use 6 mods besides this one and im not to keen on downloading all the mods out there to debug this.
I dont know if any are willing to do this or if there are even ppl with as much free time as me, but i guess it not gonna hurt to ask.
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Well, I have downloaded solitude ruins before, I think, and the waygate I was at was the only thing that spawned, due to having the world created. it didn't have any floor around it, and if it did, it only had a sliver surrounding it. I would list out the mods, but that was about a week ago, but, i can't remember the mods downloaded, and I couldn't post here any way, because I didn't have an account back then. If this isn't helpful I'll just delete the post so it won't waste room. I also hope that you get this mod working! I would love to explore a new place for torchlight.
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GRAND RAPIDS, MI -- State agents took furniture, equipment and "just about everything" out of a downtown Grand Rapids bar today.
The commotion at Raggs to Riches, 106 Pearl St. NW, could be related to several thousand dollars in unpaid sales taxes on record for the property.
But authorities at the state Treasury Department refused to confirm they orchestrated today's seizure, which happened during the noon hour.
An employee of Bite, a bar and restaurant across the street, said he witnessed police-type agents removing "just about everything" from the bar, including stools and a juke box.
Records from the Kent County Register of Deeds office show more than $60,000 in state tax liens have been filed against the property, for unpaid sales taxes dating back to December 2009.
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RAHWAY — Authorities have charged a 17-year-old Rahway High School student with setting three fires in a school bathroom.
The senior is charged with four counts of arson. His name has not been released because of his age.
Two fires took place on April 4 after toilet paper was ignited in a school bathroom. The school was evacuated and students were allowed back in after the smoke was vented.
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Although it has been recommended that all patients suspected of having tuberculosis be placed in isolation, the feasibility of this recommendation has not been investigated.
Forty-three patients with pulmonary tuberculosis were compared with 43 control subjects. The control subjects had submitted expectorated sputum, and were culture negative. Variables included chest roentgenogram results, and risk factors used by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (Atlanta, Ga) to identify patients at increased risk for tuberculosis.
Potential control subjects outnumbered patients by 92:1. Although a positive tuberculin skin test, foreign birth, and weight loss were more common in the patients, 86% of the control subjects had at least one risk factor for tuberculosis. Chest roentgenograms consistent with tuberculosis (cavities or apical or nodular infiltrates) were found in 86% of the patients, but in only 16% of the control subjects (odds ratio, 31.7; 95% confidence interval, 8.6 to 127.7). The positive and negative predictive values of a consistent chest roentgenogram were 6% and 99.8%, respectively. The sensitivity of testing a single sputum specimen was 81%, yet almost half of the control subjects had only one specimen submitted. Of the inpatient cases, 58% were not identified on admission with a median delay of 13 days before isolation.
Isolating all the patients at the time sputum is submitted for testing is not practical and would have resulted in a 92-fold overuse of isolation rooms. The chest roentgenogram was of great value in identifying patients who did not require isolation and was the best available means of identifying inpatients at high risk for active pulmonary tuberculosis.(Arch Intern Med. 1994;154:326-330)
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Taste far exceeds price
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Suprisingly goog (but cheap) wine
Tons of Flavor
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This is my favorite wine. It goes great with anything from pizza to chinese or pasta to steak. Very flavorful and smooth bodied. I take this wine to every house warming party!
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It's great.
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This is definitly a great Chianti for it's price.
Fruity, delicious and affordable.
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Chianti's are intended to be reasonably robust, simple and fruity (at least now-a-days; Super Tuscan's are really what Chianti's were supposed to be without government loop holes). Although this isn't the most robust Chianti I have ever had, it is still a strong, reasonably dry wine, that is great with pizzas and red sauced Italian dishes, provided they don't have too much spice. It's consistent and it's a great go-to wine. It could be more powerful, but it's a fantastic buy.
This is one of my top ten wines
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I love this wine since the first day I had it at a cafe in Rome--been buying it here ever since. It's like my blue jeans of wine--I can aleays feel comfortable with this one. Every vintage has been consistently good for the last several years. It's cheap, it's a crowd pleaser and it stands up to Italian food and meat. I love it without food as well. The Classico and Riserva were not incrementally better in proportion to price. Stick with the regular or if you want to spend more, just go with a better Chianti altogether.
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I used to eat these as a kid in Australia..they're better than potato chips. Thanks, now I know what to look for. I also love dried cuttlefish..yum.
I just googled them. They're so cute.
How about next to tequila shots - have the little fishes replace the salt. IOW 1. eat fish, 2. drink shot of tequila, 3. bite/suck lime. After a couple of shots, the eyes probably won't bother you.
I have to see if Amazon sells these.
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I love Bourdain too. His show No Reservations is one of my favorites.
Excellent discussion between Anthony Bourdain and Jonathan Safron Foer on meat consumption:
He's not perfect, but I just love Bourdain.
I love Bourdain too. His show No Reservations is one of my favorites.
"If man made it, don't eat it" - Jack Lallane
People say I am on a "crazy" diet. What is so crazy about eating veggies, fruits, seafood and organ meats? Just because I don't eat whole wheat and processed food doesn't make my diet "crazy". Maybe everyone else with a SAD are the "crazy" ones for putting that junk in their system.
Interesting interview--between two of my favorite people, ironically--and though I eat meat, I have to say that Jonathan Safran Foer has a much better argument, in my opinion...
"The mountains are calling and I must go."
--John Muir
"I don't know what's wrong with me, but I love this shit."
--Tommy Caldwell
"Think like a geek. Eat like a hunter. Train like a fighter. Look like a model. Live beyond."
@ Clymb - love your signature...the "self" always gets in the way if you let it...learn to swim...flow with the eternal Tao...such is the way of the immortals
Jonathan Safron Foer has convinced me.
I am going to start eating dog.
Great debate, liked that both guys kept their heads.
Loved that Bourdain said eating meat was a very primal thing.
I wish he had mentioned you can buy more humanely raised meat, he sort of hints at it but made it sound like only he can do it because he's got all this money, that's unfortunate because audiences will say "well, i'm not some rich world traveling celebrity, I guess all the meat I buy is unethical so the only solution is to give it up" Bourdain also kind of stinks it up when he says he's never eaten dogs and wouldn't because he likes dogs as pets, Safron jumped on that as you would expect he would saying "see! you DO make distinctions with which animals are appropriate to eat!"
My thing is that at the end of the day, meat eaters vs non-meat eaters differ on a few things:
- Non meat eaters have a hard on for animals. Most meat eaters don't, the ones that do will look for better meat once they understand the importance of it for health or simply because they want to keep enjoying meat without feeling bad about it.
- Meat eaters believe animals have a "place" and some of those animals' place is at the dinner table. I am one of those meat eaters. The second a cow sits next to me on the subway train listening to his ipod I swear I'll stop eating steaks. I'm not saying these animals aren't to have good lives, but once those animals have enjoyed their little lives as much as the good farmer allows them to, it's time to hang them high and let them bleed. Life requires death, this is an inevitable fact. I'm sure cows are charming animals capable of bringing plenty of joy to people, but they have been feeding us for centuries and doing a damn good job at it.
That's probably it. I totally get the feelings of remorse new vegetarians that were former meat eaters feel when encountered with the truth about factory farming. I am 100% in agreement that it's a bad industry. I am 100% for eating less meat if it means all meat would come from a regular farm where the animals eat a proper diet (do we even have enough space in the US for this to happen anymore??) what I'm not 100% for is sacrificing my own health and eating no meat at all. I'd be willing to cut down my meat consumption considerably, including poultry, etc, if factory farming went away completely. Sadly, this may never happen, but as more people learn and more MEAT EATERS try to get humanely raised meat, this might happen. The solution is NOT to stop eating meat, but to find more ethical sources for it.
The topic generally pisses me off though.
I use to think Bourdain was a snarly, jaded, sarcastic New Yorker.
Then I read 'Kitchen Confidential' and 'A Cooks Tour' and discovered that's pretty much as he see's himself from time to time - though he seems to have mellowed a little with age.
His self-effacing, down to earth style of writing and passion makes for some entertaining reading.
There's a chapter in 'A Cooks Tour' where he gets roped into a (bad) meal with a bunch vegos who cant help but extol it's virtues - with predictable results..
Good on him.
Retirement has afforded me the ultimate affluence, that of free time (Sahlins/Wells)
I personally wouldn't eat dog, unless I was really hungry but there is fundamentally no difference between eating a dog and eating a cow. Anyone who can't accept that probably shouldn't be eating meat...
In general I find the anti-meat argument about as satisfying as Fruit Stripe gum...
...there IS a difference between dogs, and cows that gives me slight pause which is this: Dogs are predator animals higher up on the food chain than cows which are herbivores, and there fore may have more accumulated toxins/parasites. Same reason I'd be slightly more hesitant to chow down on cats. Same can be said for Long Pig. (I only eat free range raw vegans.)
A small hiccup, I'm still going to do it given the opportunity, it's just not going to form the foundation of my diet.
A friend of mine in college used to go on bouts of "homefree" inbetween semesters. He'd live on the streets for a few months at a time, with other travelers, (d)rainbows, and such. Roadkill, and packs of strays apparently.
He had an endearing habit of naming the stray cats and dogs that would show up. "I'll call you taco, and you burrito, and you'll be known as enchilada." Never would tell us where taco ran off too...