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Tom Artino is the Columbian softball coach. His daughter Bessie is a graduate assistant with Heidelberg's program. Yet it was the elder Artino who did a bit of recruiting for the Student Princes Thursday. He was getting an up-close look at some top-flight talent when Sandusky came to town.
The Blue Streaks pounded out 13 hits in an 11-1 five-inning victory over the host Tornadoes.
One more than one occasion Artino mentioned to Sandusky coach Tom Garard how nice a couple of his players would look in orange and black next year, joining his daughter's program.
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Columbian?third baseman Mercedes Omlor readies to catch a fly ball during Thursday's game with Sandusky in Tiffin.
Columbian shortstop Brittany?DuMonte makes a stop on a hard hit ball during Thursday's game against?Sandusky in Tiffin.
"She had her eye on a couple players," Artino said. "Tom's got a nice program over there."
At the top of that list is Sandusky shortstop Kelsey Peters and center fielder Bailey Smith.
According to Garard, there's been mutual interest between Smith and Heidelberg. Peters, though, has drawn interest from Akron, Michigan and Alabama. But there's no telling where people might end up.
"Kelsey and Bailey are best friends, so you never know what's going to happen. They might go together. Who knows," Garard said.
The duo played a big role in Sandusky's win Thursday.
Smith, Sandusky's leadoff hitter, had a 3-for-4 afternoon with two RBIs and three runs. Peters also went 3 for 4 and drove in four runs. It might have been a perfect day for her at the plate, if it wasn't for a terrific stop by Columbian third baseman Mercedes Omlor on a sharply hit ground ball.
That was just one of a few defensive gems for Columbian. Omlor and shortstop Brittany DuMonte each made several nice stops on hard hit balls from Blue Streak batters.
"Our third baseman played well," Artino said when asked about the day's bright spots. "It's a new position for her. She was out almost 95 percent of the season last year with a broken nose, bad knee. She's learning the position. Our shortstop is getting better; she made some really nice plays, too."
Garard mentioned after the game he feels Artino's pain with a young team going through a rebuilding process, but Omlor and DuMonte both stood out to him as well.
"(Artino's) in that rebuilding year. And, I've been there," Garard said. "But I'll tell you what, he's got some infielders. That third baseman he's got and the shortstop, they dug some balls out. But we hit the ball hard, they made some plays. But I think it just came down to experience. We had a little bit more than they did."
While Smith and Peters paced Sandusky on the day, they were far from the only Blue Streaks to swing a hot bat. Madison Hayberger went 3 for 3 with an RBI and three runs. Kayla Hodgkinson reached base three of the four times she came to the plate and had a two-run single. Caitlyn Willinger also doubled home a run.
"We've been hitting about 14 hits a game," Garard said. "We swing the bats pretty well. I got them doing a two-strike hit where I got them choking up on the bat, opening up their stance a little bit better. That seems to be cutting down the strikeouts. So were moving the ball and we've done that every game."
Artino also complimented the Sandusky mentor on his lineup.
"What Tom does nice, he's got his order set up for his small ball, then he gets his big guns up, and they don't miss. When they're swinging, they usually don't miss," Artino said. "When you dig a hole like that against a team like that, it's an upward battle. First couple innings, a couple runs, a couple runs. We didn't come right back with some runs. It makes it tough."
Hayberger also picked up the win in the circle, throwing the first three innings and allowing just a pair of base hits, one by DuMonte and one by Roni Daughenbaugh.
Sandusky jumped out to a 9-0 lead after three innings. Columbian got one back in the fourth when Sam Gaietto and Autumn Taylor each drew two-out walks. Sierra Shope came in as a courtesy runner and scored of Hannah Hupp's RBI single.
Sandusky, though, plated two more in the fifth and shut down TC in the bottom of the frame to end the game.
Sandusky improves to 5-4, 1-1 Northern Ohio League while Columbian falls to 1-6, 0-3.
Artino says he believes there's still time for his players to step up and turn the season around.
"I'm trying to lean on our upperclassmen a little bit. Hopefully they'll take it to heart and change this thing around," Artino said. "The season's early. We got a young season. I just want to get better each game and get rolling for the tournament. When the tournament rolls around I want to be ready. You never know what's going to happen in the tournament."


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I was back home in the US from May 11 to the 21 then went to Paris for work front the 27th to the 29th. I stayed really primal in the US but I ate some bread in Paris several times with fois gras. Oh well. There are much worse ways to eat wheat. My weight bumped up a bit back to 203.
I went back to kettlebell class on Friday and today had my second one since returning. It feels good to get back into the swing (pardon the pun).

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New data shows young people are less supportive of abortion rights than the middle-aged. This news comes alongside a report that the number of abortions has dropped.
In the new movie Juno, a pregnant teen considers abortion -- and then decides against it.
Professor John Seery studies abortion politics and says the movie reflects a shift in attitudes.
"I think the filmmakers were onto something," Seery said.
That "something" can be seen in a new study showing young people are less supportive of abortion rights than the middle-aged. Consider this: 33 percent of those 28 and younger support abortion, compared to 40 percent of those aged 29 to 43.
Perhaps equally surprising is that the number of abortions is down. The latest figures come from the Guttmacher Institute. Guttmacher reports the abortion rate in the U.S. has dropped by one-third from its peak in '81. That's 19 abortions for every 1,000 women, compared to 29 in '81.
So who gets the credit?
Abortion right advocates say it's a result of sex education, easier access to contraception -- and fewer abortion clinics.
"Eighty-seven percent of counties in the United States don't have an abortion provider -- 35 percent of women live in those counties," said, Rachel Jones of the Guttmacher Institute.
Pro-lifers say crisis pregnancy centers have made a difference. And they believe that ultrasounds showing women their developing babies are especially effective.
"The amazing thing is it more than doubles the number of women who change their minds when they're able to see their baby and see how developed it is and they actually bond to that baby," a counselor said.
Women's thoughts on abortion are clearly changing.
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No as in, "NO YOU CAN'T PLAY IT" or, "NO YOUR CAT SUX0RZ"?
The Wii cannot even handle simple flash!
Ok Dude. You'd be wasting your Wii to play RUNESCAPE on it. I used to play, such a crappy piece of terd game. I wouldn't even try, and no offense but that's a bad idea. I just wouldn't want to waste those crappy MMORPGs pn my Wii, and also how would you talk to people?
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Nickname: Keith
Man, that is one shmexy cat.Originally Posted by Steel-Froggy
Video games: My anti-drug
KIS, Keep It Simple
i think that they must make java for wii. runescape may not have good graphics but it`s a good game.
I Know U Cant Use Runescape On The Wii, Ive Tried With Mine, Its No Big Deal Get Over It
For one thing, don't diss runescape because for somepeople its fun ( unlike for me ) because it has over like 1 mil paying members. But I have tried downloading java on wii, does not work
Java Forever!!!!!!!!!!
wtf u play runescape i feel gay juct typing the name dont play u dumbass
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He earned a BA in history from St. Olaf College in Northfield, Minnesota, and also spent time studying communications, music and religion.
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Hollywood Bowl schedule out and Popeye meets Wilco
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A complaint was filed with the court against Bayonne alleging racial discrimination against some Bayonne employees. Bruce Alston, a candidate for the state Senate, wrote to the JJ recently because he is upset that Bayonne officials have not spoken out about this case. Alston is calling for our New Jersey senators, Assembly people and the Bayonne mayor to speak out. This is pure and simple scare tactics on Alston's part, and I hope these officials do not fall for it.
I ask Mr. Alston, why should they speak out? The matter is in litigation and, unless they are a party to the litigation, they should not be involved until the resolution of the case. There will be plenty of times to speak out after the case is decided. Alston should know that. We do not know if anyone was, in fact, discriminated against simply because a complaint was filed. Anyone can file a complaint.
Alston backs up the plaintiffs' attorney's arguments as if those are the only arguments in the case. How about the other side, Mr. Alston, or does the other side mean nothing to you? I would suggest to Mr. Alston that he follow the lead of the Bayonne officials and also butt out. It seems Alston is taking on the role of judge and jury and has already decided the case based on facts he could not possibly know yet. He should stop acting like Al Sharpton and Herbert Daughtry and cut out the rebel rousing. If he wishes to be a state senator, he has a lot of growing up to do.
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Emory Urology's extensive experience in minimally invasive surgery makes us one of the nation's busiest laparoscopic (and now robotic) academic centers. The da Vinci robot is an extension of laparoscopic surgery that allows greater high definition magnification and greater precision when treating prostate cancer.
An abnormal age-adjusted prostate specific antigen (PSA) test or abnormal digital rectal (DRE) exam should be followed by a biopsy of the prostate cells to determine whether they are in fact cancerous. A biopsy is a procedure in which a sample of tissue is taken from the prostate and then viewed under a microscope to check for abnormalities. In some patients a high normal or borderline PSA may also warrant a biopsy, especially if it is accompanied by changes in urinary or sexual function. Occasionally, patients with extremely elevated PSA also report bone pain and have abnormal bone X-rays indicating extra bone growth, or osteoblastic metastases. This situation also requires a biopsy of the prostate.
Before the biopsy, the doctor will prescribe antibiotics to reduce the risk of infection. The biopsy itself is performed by a urologist on an outpatient basis and usually takes a little more than half an hour. After the patient receives an enema and the area is numbed, a transrectal ultrasound (TRUS) probe is inserted into the rectum. The TRUS allows the urologist to view the prostate. A fine-gauge biopsy needle is then used to remove several samples of tissue from various areas of the prostate gland. The tissue samples are then sent to the lab for analysis. Although the procedure may cause some discomfort or pain, the process is generally well tolerated. For a few days after the procedure, the patient may feel sore and notice blood in the urine and light bleeding from the rectum. Your doctor may also use other prostate cancer diagnostic tools, such as ultrasonography.
Robotic prostatectomy is the latest minimally invasive surgical option for prostate cancer. Robotic prostatectomy includes complete removal of the prostate, lymph nodes (if necessary), and reconstruction. Robotic prostatectomy requires five to six small (1/4 inch) muscle-splitting incisions. Patients are less likely to need a blood transfusion, often require less pain medication, and are usually discharged one to two days after surgery.
Brachytherapy, also referred to as seed implantation, is a type of internal radiation therapy used to treat prostate cancer. The radioactive material or source is placed directly inside the prostate.The exact dose of radiation is determined so that the cancer cells get enough radiation, but the surrounding normal tissue does not. Brachytherapy may be used alone to treat low risk prostate cancer, or in combination with external radiation for intermediate or high risk prostate cancer.
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Hormone therapy is used to treat prostate cancer by reducing the levels of male hormones, known as androgens, in the body. Most prostate cancers need testosterone, one of the primary male hormones, to grow. By lowering androgen levels, doctors can often shrink prostate prostate cancer; but it can shrink a tumor's size.
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Foreign Direct Investment and Human Capital: The Role of Political and Civil Rights
Nabamita Dutta
University of Wisconsin - La Crosse
Kwasi Osei-Yeboah
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June 16, 2010
Journal of International Development, Forthcoming
Domestic human capital is definitely a determinant of foreign direct investment (FDI) inflows for the developing world. Yet, the contribution of human capital will depend to a great extent on the institutional framework of a nation. Good political (civil) rights favor human capital to reap the benefits of FDI inflows more efficiently. Our paper show that the interlinkages between FDI, human capital and political (civil) rights play a very important role in explaining FDI inflows to developing countries. Using a panel of 76 developing countries, we show that human capital can have both linear and non-linear impact on FDI inflows. Unskilled human capital is always needed to attract FDI into a country and the linear positive association is enhanced by the presence of good political (civil) rights. Yet, skilled human capital may have both a concave and a convex association with FDI inflows, depending on the level of political (civil) rights of the country.
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Keywords: Foreign Direct Investment, Human Capital, Political Right; Civil Right
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Apples: An in-season Thanksgiving option
This is the year for me to give cranberry sauce a rest for Thanksgiving (sorry, Ocean Spray). Instead, I will be mixing up a fresh apple chow chow from a recipe by Atlanta chef Geoff Southwick.
Made with tart apples, golden raisins, ginger and a touch of red pepper flakes, this sweet and peppery relish should be a wonderful complement to the butcher-shop smoked turkey I'll serve this year. I'm also imagining the contrasts of sweet heat spooned over a scoop of good quality vanilla ice cream.
For a spicy option that doesn't register on the Scoville heat index, try apple and cinnamon murraba, a cardamom- and clove-infused Indian relish from the new "Flavors First" cookbook by chef Vikas Khanna.
The big spice companies, McCormick and Spice Islands both came through with apple recipes. Spice Islands gives a recipe for apple butter and McCormick suggests a little apple flavor in the holiday gravy.
Golden raisin and apple chow chow
Makes 3 cups
1 cup granulated sugar
1 cup apple cider vinegar
4 cloves garlic
Piece of fresh ginger root (about an inch), peeled and chopped
3/4 tablespoon salt
1/2 teaspoon red pepper flakes
3 Granny Smith apples cut into 1/2-inch cubes
1-1/4 cup California golden raisins
1 tablespoon yellow mustard seeds
In saucepan, dissolve sugar in vinegar; heat and simmer 10 minutes. Measure garlic, gingerroot, salt and pepper flakes into food processor and blend well. Add to sugar-vinegar mixture along with apples, raisins and mustard seeds. Continue to simmer and stir about 45 minutes or until apples are soft and mixture thickens. Store in refrigerator.
-- Chef Geoff Southwick for the California Raisin Marketing Board
Apple and cinnamon murabba
Makes about 2 cups
3 red apples, cored and cut into 1-inch cubes
2/3 cup sugar
6 tablespoons water
4 green cardamom pods
One 2-inch long cinnamon stick
5 whole cloves
Juice of 1 lemon
1. Gently prick apple cubes all over with a fork.
2. In a heavy-bottom pan, bring sugar, water, cardamom, cinnamon and cloves to a boil. Add the apples, reduce heat and cook until the apple cubes become translucent and plump, 10 to 12 minutes. Remove from heat and stir in lemon juice.
3. Let cool before storing in an airtight container. The murabba will keep for up to 6 months in the refrigerator. Serve warm or cold.
-- Chef Vikas Khanna, "Flavors First" (Lake Isle Press, $24.95)
Apple butter
Makes about 2 cups
2 pounds cooking apples, peeled, cored, quartered
1-1/2 cups apple cider
1/2 cup sugar
1/2 cup brown sugar
2 teaspoons Spice Islands ground Saigon cinnamon
1/4 teaspoon ground allspice
1 tablespoon lemon juice
1. Place apples and cider in large stock pot or Dutch oven. Cover and bring to a boil over medium-high heat. Reduce heat and simmer 30 minutes. Stir in sugars, cinnamon, allspice and lemon juice. Simmer an additional hour, until very thick.
Note: Apple butter should be smooth for easy spreading. If needed, beat with a hand mixer until smooth.
Apple-Sage Turkey Gravy
12 (1/4-cup) servings
2 packages McCormick Turkey Gravy Mix
1/4 cup flour
1 teaspoon rubbed sage
1 cup apple juice
1 cup turkey pan drippings or turkey broth
1 cup cold water
1. Blend gravy mix, flour and sage in large saucepan. Gradually stir in apple juice, turkey drippings and water with wire whisk until smooth.
2. Stirring frequently, cook on medium-high heat until gravy comes to boil. Reduce heat to low; simmer 5 minutes or until thickened, stirring occasionally. (Gravy will continue to thicken upon standing.)
-- McCormick
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Boeing Co. is tackling the twin challenges of higher production and reliability of its 787 Dreamliner.
On Friday, the Chicago-based company announced it rolled out its first 787 built at the rate of 10 airplanes per month, the highest ever for a twin-aisle jet. Its goal is to increase production even higher in two years and again in five years.
At the same time Boeing touted its production success, a Boeing official at a press conference in Norway said the plane's reliability is not where it should be and the company is working to bring the rate up.
Mike Fleming, Boeing's vice president for 787 support and services, said the Dreamliner's reliability rate is now at 98 percent, meaning that two out of every 100 flights is delayed, which is above the 97 percent reported in October but still short of the firm's target, according to Reuters news agency.
Fleming was speaking in Oslo where Norwegian Air Shuttle ASA, one of Boeing's most troubled customers, is based.
"I'll tell you that's not where we want the airplane to be. We're not satisfied with that reliability level of the airplane," Fleming said.
"The 777 today flies at 99.4 percent ... and that's the benchmark that the 787 needs to attain. We introduced the 777 in 1995 and it was in the 1999 timeframe that we saw sustained performance over 99 percent in that fleet ... To get the fleet above 99 percent you have to keep working every day, so my guess is that it will be similar to what we had with the 777," he added.
Norwegian Air Shuttle, the only European budget carrier to fly long haul, has been plagued by problems with its first three Dreamliners with a series of breakdowns last year leaving passengers stranded.
The Dreamliner has experienced numerous problems, including a battery fire that grounded all 787s in service for three months last year and forced Boeing to re-design the innovative lithium-ion battery and enclose it in a stainless steel containment box capable of withstanding an explosion. It also equipped the battery with a metal exhaust tube to vent fumes and gases outside the jet if the battery were to overheat.
Other issues on the Dreamliner still facing Boeing include the reliability of flight controls, particularly for the wing spoilers, brakes and electrical power components, Reuters reported.
As for its production goals, Boeing confirmed this week it is bringing in a "surge" of temporary contract workers in North Charleston to meet the company's higher 787 build-out demands. The number of temporary laborers could climb to nearly 1,000, The Wall Street Journal reported.
Some critics have bashed the North Charleston site as not ready to meet production goals, but aviation analysts Saj Ahmad with Strategic AeroReseach said the fledgling new plant is expected to experience hiccups.
"Its idiotic to assume Charleston could reach the competitive and productive efficiencies of Everett after just a couple of years," he said. "It is going to take time and Boeing is right to put resources in place to assist Boeing South Carolina's growth. As the 787 supply chain and production rate maturation takes charge, it will be Charleston, not Everett, that will be producing all three 787 variants."
The company plans to build 12 787s a month in 2016 and 14 per month by 2019.
Boeing assembles and delivers the 787-8 in North Charleston and Everett, Wash. The first plane built under the 10-a-month schedule rolled off the Everett line, Boeing spokeswoman Debbie Heathers said.
The airplane, a 787-8 and the 155th Dreamliner built, will be delivered to International Lease Finance Corp. for operation by Aeromexico.
The 787 program has now increased its production rate three times in just over a year, including to five airplanes per month in November 2012 and seven per month in May 2013.
"This rate increase reflects the continued strong demand for the 787," said Larry Loftis, vice president and general manager of the 787 program for Boeing Commercial Airplanes. "A disciplined approach that combined employee teamwork with technology was key to achieving the higher rate."
To date, 115 787s have been delivered to 16 customers. The program has 1,030 total orders from 60 customers worldwide.
This airplane will be the fourth 787 operated by Aeromexico and will be used on the airline's Mexico City-to-London Heathrow route.
The finished 787 rolled into the assembly line in November, Boeing officials said during a press tour of the North Charleston facility in December.
The 787-9, a stretch version of the Dreamliner, is assembled in Everett, but starting this fall it will be produced in North Charleston as well.
A decision on the where the 787-10 will be produced is expected by March. Aviation analysts, including Ahmad, predict it will be in North Charleston, where the company recently leased nearly 500 acres of additional land for expansion near Charleston International Airport.
Documents show the flight line increasing to 16 stalls from seven for completed 787s and the main assembly building growing by about two-thirds. The company also plans to nearly triple its square footage of existing structures by adding 3.4 million square feet of manufacturing space and 400,000 square feet of administrative office space, starting in 2016. The actual location of those structures has not been determined.
Boeing currently has more than 2 million square feet of buildings on the main North Charleston campus near the airport.
Reach Warren L. Wise at 937-5524 or twitter.com/warrenlancewise.


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- the primary vehicle of meaning and communication in a society, language is a system of symbols that represent objects and abstract thoughts
Linguistic Relativity Hypothesis
-A hypothesis, based on the theories of Sapir and Whorf, that perceptions are relative to language
-argues that language influences our perceptions of the world
- The study of the ways in which nonlinguistic phenomena can generate meaning
- nonverbal cultural meanings
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- Values and Norms distinct from those of the majority, held by a group within a wider society
Cultural Turn
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- An approach that attempts to explain the behavior of both animals and human beings in terms of biological principles.
- process in which different cultures are absorbed into a mainstream culture
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An Oklahoma death row inmate convicted of first-degree murder in the 1979 shooting death of a 25-year-old Korean national has been executed.
61-year-old Anthony Rozelle Banks was pronounced dead Tuesday after he received a lethal injection of drugs at the Oklahoma State Penitentiary in McAlester. Banks is the fourth Oklahoma death row inmate to be executed this year.
Banks was convicted of first-degree murder and sentenced to death by a Tulsa County jury for the June 6, 1979, killing of Sun "Kim" Travis. Banks was already serving a life prison sentence for his conviction in the April 11, 1978, slaying of a Tulsa convenience store clerk during an armed robbery when he was linked to Travis' death by DNA evidence 18 years after her death.
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Sprinkles Cupcakes
There's a lot of cupcake bakeries that have popped up in the last few years, but Sprinkles has the distinction of being the very first cupcake bakery that launched the cupcake craze.
Since I have a such a sweet tooth, I've wanted to try Sprinkles for a long time, but with no locations nearby, I haven't had a chance. When Sprinkles announced over the summer that they were opening up a store in San Diego, I was beyond ecstatic. I stalked followed the process quite closely. After some delays, they finally announced a firm opening date: January 13th.
I didn't go to the opening day, but I heard it was crazy. There were more than a hundred people in line before the store opened at 9 am. Since then, the lines have been steady.
This weekend, BF agreed to pick me up some cupcakes. I gave him a list of four I wanted to try. But he came back with 10! What a sweetheart. I think he realized how long I have been waiting for Sprinkles to open, but 10 was more than even gluttonous me could have wished for.
The first one I had to try of course was the red velvet, which is their most popular flavor and one of my favorite cupcake flavors. The cupcake was very tender and moist with a perfect balance of red velvet flavors. I did find that the frosting was far too sweet. I'm not a big fan of frosting to begin with, and the cream cheese frosting was definitely on the high end of the sweet scale as frostings go. I wish the cupcake had more cake and a less frosting.
Next I sampled the coconut. The coconut was not quite as tender as the red velvet, but was still pretty soft. The coconut flavor was light and blended with vanilla. I liked that it didn't taste heavy of coconut extract. Again, I found the frosting to be too sweet and scraped most of it off.
Next I sampled the dark chocolate with chocolate frosting. This cake was very tender and moist as well, just like the red velvet. The chocolate flavor wasn't too intense, but it was still tasty. The frosting contained bittersweet chocolate, so it wasn't as sweet as the other frostings.
The german chocolate is their current new flavor, available for a limited time only. It is a chocolate cupcake topped with a sticky frosting of caramel, pecans and coconut. I found the frosting much too sweet and while it is reminiscent of a german chocolate cake, I also didn't like how messy this one was to eat.
The final cupcake was a black and white. A dark chocolate cupcake with vanilla frosting. It was basically the other dark chocolate one I ate with a vanilla frosting instead.
The other cupcakes were doubles of these five. As BF explained it, that way I could eat some right away and photo some later, which I thought was a very considerate gesture.
There were other flavors available that day as well we didn't try. Sprinkles offers quite a few flavors, some which are staples every day and some which are only offered on certain days. You can view their calendar of flavors online.
Beginning Monday January 17th, you can also preorder online, which will hopefully cut out the long wait time.
So did the cupcakes live up to the hype? I feel kind of torn. On the positive, I really enjoy their cupcakes. Each was is moist and tender with a great flavor. They might not be the best thing I've ever tasted, but the cupcakes are pretty good. However, I definitely would not wait an hour in line for these cupcakes. Also at $3.50 a pop, I think these are a bit pricey (but to be fair $3.50 is about average for what other places charge for cupcakes as well).
I recently sampled the Sprinkles red velvet mix, and it tasted just like the cupcake I got from the bakery. So it is cheaper to just buy the mix ($14 for a can which makes about one dozen, which is pricey but cheaper than getting a dozen cupcakes from the bakery) and make my own, and in the future I'm probably going to be doing that a lot. The mix is available at their store and also at William Sonoma. However, if I'm in the area, or in the mood for just a single cupcake, and there is no long wait, I'd definitely come back and get one of these as a sweet treat.
I'll definitely be back to try the other flavors, though next time I plan on trying preordering online.
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My feeling mirror yours when I tried Sprinkles up in Palo Alto. They were very good cupcakes but the frosting was on the two-sweet side and they were also pricey. I want to try their pumpkin one!
I saw the line and ran the other way. I'm just glad I was still able to park to go to Whole Foods. Hopefully when the line dies down, I'll get to give these cupcakes a taste.
Hmmm, I've been curious about all the hype surrounding this place so thanks for the review! Have you tried Cupcakes Squared in Point Loma? I like some of their flavors. I've also heard good things about Cups La Jolla, and believe it or not the cupcakes at Burger Lounge are supposedly delicious as well!
I was at the mall the same day as the soft opening (trying to watch a movie). We could not understand why, on this Sunday, the parking was packed and something seemed just 'odd'. Well, wouldn't ya know it, Sprinkles was there. I thought they were opening in UTC area? But we couldn't believe the line! But we saw the owner in the front saying hi to ppl so I thought that was really nice of her.
I wouldn't stand in line either for that long. I like cupcakes. But like you, I'm not a fan of frosting so if you pretty much don't like the frosting, then I think I pretty much won't either? My buddy's co-worker brought in dozen of Sprinkles cupcakes to the office the other day and he said that most ppl found them to be 'nice and ok'. But not worth the wait in line.
I still like my neighborhood cupcake place Haute Pink. Their chocolate frosting is the only frosting that I've ever enjoyed or eaten.
Nice post!
My friends live over there and they've been telling me the lines are very long. When I had sprinkles a long time I thought they were just ok and tad bit over-rated. Recently I had a delicious sour cream & blackberry cupcake now that's cupcake to die for.
I've been wanting to go to a Sprinkles too for quite awhile. But since it just opened, I'm pretty wary about going over to a visit now. I have no desire to wait in a long line for a cupcake! I'll probably visit in a bit when some of the hype has died down. Cups La Jolla is still on my "go-to" list as well!
"The other cupcakes were doubles of these five. As BF explained it, that way I could eat some right away and photo some later"
Tip of the hat and a high-five to your BF.
I agree about the pricing. $3.50 is steep for cupcakes and I've yet to have one (anywhere) that impresses me enough to say "yeah that was sooo worth the money".


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Some thoughts on Holland - Denmark of yesterday. Because it wasn't a match worth writing a lot about. The Dutch disappointed with their display but got the result anyway. The Danes were strong enough to keep the Dutch from scoring for 46 minutes, but too weak to create any major opportunities for themselves.
On Sunday I wrote about how much I hoped for the Dutch to play one of their magical games again, which in that case would have been the first good match at the World Cup. As I was writing this on Sunday afternoon, I couldn't know how well the Germans would play and how dull the Holland match would be. After seeing the rest of the matches including Brasil - North Korea this evening, it seems like the Germans are taking home the price of entertaining the world the most, at least for this first round.
Returning to the Holland match, I never had the idea that we were in danger of being beaten by the Danish and I was quite confident about the ability of the Dutch to, at least at one point, convert an opportunity. In the end we needed some help from the Danes, with the really lucky opening goal by Poulsen. Denmark was also really helpful with the 2-0 by Dirk Kuyt, as Poulsen again did everything wrong; forgetting to continue to mark Kuyt, who subsequently was first to the ball to convert Elia's rebound. Holland created some decent chances after that and should have made a third goal, but they weren't deserving.
In general, I am more than pleased with the Dutch performance. The ease with which Holland was able to control the match after the 1-0 was a major pluspoint, showing that Holland might just be able to play on result as well instead of only display. In addition, we finally won a match in which we played not so well, while also not showing all of our ability in the first match. Thinking back on Euro 2008, in which we dazzled everybody in the first two matches but subsequently lost to Russia in the quarter finals, I prefer for Holland to grow into the tournament and only start playing well come the second round.
With Japan winning the match against the infinitely disappointing Cameroonians, Group E is wide-open. Normally, Holland should be able to win against Japan, but they will have to put some serious effort in it against the hard-working and dynamic Japanese. The race for second place is highly interesting if Holland would indeed win against Japan. Either Denmark or Cameroon, or both, would be in a perfect position to steal second spot from the Japanese.
what did you think of elia? do you think he'll get a start?
Holland were not at their free flowing best.
Certainly they do not seem to be close to the great team of 1998 when Bergkamp, Overmars, De Boer brothers and Kliuvert nearly took them to the final.
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Mathew and Stephen Wallingor of Woodinville hold up a stringer full of trout they caught on Lake Langlois near Carnation last Saturday.
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The opening of lowland lake fishing across Washington last Saturday lured thousands of fishermen to well-stocked lakes and saw many take home limits of chubby trout. But for some, it was more than just fishing, it was about fathers passing traditions to children, bonding with friends and just getting outside.
Jeff Deline, a Duvall-area resident, took his two young sons who like to fish down to Lake Margaret. Deline's son Jeremy caught his limit of five trout in an hour-and-a-half at Lake Margaret trolling a pink wedding ring. While Jeremy ran home to clean the fish around noon, it was son Josh's turn at the hungry rainbows. "It' fun to watch them catch fish," Deline said. The state Department of Fish and Wildlife (DFW) planted 5,500 trout in Margaret in early April.
Andy Johnson, an Issaquah resident spent the morning with his father, Vern, and brother, Cory. "It's kind of an annual family thing," Johnson said. The crew were in their boat on Lake Margaret at 5:30 a.m. and did well trolling flatfish and hot shots, catching 13 rainbows that ranged between eight inches and sixteen inches. Johnson reported a few slow periods, but said fishing was generally steady.
Over at Lake Langlois near Carnation, the Wallinger family of Woodinville caught their limits using power bait and worms fished off the bottom and under bobbers, respectively. Afterwards, Mathew Wallinger, 7, and his brother, Stephen, 4, posed as their father, Mike, took their picture while they held up the mess of rainbows. Mike's friend Tom noted the morning's excursion was "more for the kids," while Mathew found out trout were slimy when kissed. Mike said he' started the boys fishing when they were two-years-old. He and Tom enjoy steelheading on the Skykomish and Cowlitz rivers. Langlois was stocked with 5,000 rainbows in mid-April as well as "triploid" trout, a neutered fish as big as a steelhead. One fisherman caught a 28-inch, five pounder on a prince nymph fished on a sinking fly line.
Not everybody caught fish
It could have been a little bit warmer for David Jones, Bill Hauman and Gary Samples who shivered part of the morning away at the Lost Lake boat launch. None of the 2.4 million trout the DFW planted across the state for the opener were biting the power bait at the end of their lines. "I left 86-degree weather to come to this beautiful 46-degree weather," Samples, who came up from Florida, joked. "Oh, quit your whining," his buddy "Hop-along" Bill good-naturedly teased. Lost Lake is near Maltby. It received a planting of 1,500 rainbow in late March, though few were biting. According to this newspaper's unofficial boat launch poll, those in boats did best, though results were split about evenly between trollers and still fishermen. The state says planted fish tend to stay in the top three to five feet of water.
Other planted lakes are Cottage, 4,500; Leota, 1,000; Rattlesnake, 18,000; Echo, 2,000; Flowing, 10,500; Panther, 3,500; Storm, 8,000; Wagner, 2,500. For more information on plantings, go to wa.gov.wdfw.


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GRAND RAPIDS, MI -- The Battle of the 'Burbs continues its search for the best of the best outside of downtown Grand Rapids. We've collected information from the North (If you missed it, you can still add to the lists here).
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First category: Food
If you've got a favorite "greasy spoon" or even a well-known chain that represents the best of that area, put it in the comments section below.
We'll be compiling the lists we receive and placing the "burbs" head-to-head other to see who has the best entertainment. This summer-long series is designed to help you discover new things to do in the communities surrounding the city of Grand Rapids.
Thanks for all of your feedback and I hope together we can discover some new places to try out this summer!


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Ten Borneo pygmy elephants were found dead over the last two weeks in Malaysia's Sabah state, official of Sabah Wildlife Department said on Tuesday (January 29). Handout photos obtained from the department showed elephant carcasses found in the rainforest of the state on Borneo Island. Four elephants were first reported dead last Wednesday (January 23) and another four were found dead two days later. Director of the department, Laurentius Ambu, said the eight dead elephants were suspected to be linked with "two highly decomposed elephant carcasses" found earlier this year. All the dead elephants were found in the Gunung Rara Forest Reserve, located in the south of the state. A department vet said no obvious external injuries were found on the animals but they were suffering from severe haemorrhages and ulceration of the gastrointestinal tract. "We highly suspect that it might be some form of acute poisoning from something that they had eaten but we are still waiting for the laboratory results of the chemical analysis from samples taken from the dead elephants to confirm the diagnosis," senior veterinarian Sen Nathan from the department was quoted as saying in a statement. Seven of the dead elephants were females and three were males, ranging from four years old to around 20, the statement said. The World Wildlife Fund (WWF) estimates there are less than 1,500 Borneo pygmy elephants found in the wild with most of of them residing in Sabah state. The elephant is smaller than other Asian elephants and their African relatives with larger ears and gentle nature. Officials declined to make further comment as the incidents were still under investigation. A special force including the Sabah Wildlife department, Forestry department, WWF Malaysia, police and Yayasan Sabah which sponsored part of the conservation fund for the animals has bee set up to investigate the cause of the deaths. (VIDEO SOURCE: REUTERS)
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tellgamestop.com or like the other person said call another nearby store and get the DM's office number.
Yeah I managed to call a store about 25 miles out and he even mentioned the Gamestop next to me has been getting flooded with complaints to the DM so if I wanted to try I could, but I probably wasn't going to reach him with so many complaints as it is. I know one of the old employers has been let go there's just 3 more in there that think they are better than anyone that walks in to the store that hopefully get axed next. Makes the experience worse than what it should since the next one close to me is that one 25 miles out.


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As a huge fan of Andy Murray, when I found this video, I was beyond enthralled. Check it out:
adidas is all in16 Mar
adidas is set to launch a huge ad campaign and here is the first of what I am guessing will be a few commercials.
My only beef: NO TENNIS!
What's with that?!
Women's Fashion – AO Style29 Dec
Last week we profiled the sub-par men's spring fashion and now, to end the year, we are looking at the future of women's tennis fashion … at least the spring and early summer lines.
Should be an interesting fortnight in Melbourne. (Aces to Tennis Identity for the leads on all these new looks.)
Sub-Par Men's Looks23 Dec
Just did some searching on the fashion we're about to see at next month's Australian Open. Last year saw some awesome looks on the men's side with Rafael Nadal and Andy Murray topping the list. In a quick search for this year … here is what you're about to see.
I'm a little disappointed in Nadal's look. I enjoyed his last few looks which brought interesting color combinations together. I'm mostly disappointed in Adidas this time around. I love their company the most, but Murray's design is old, but the color is cool. The same goes for Tsonga and Verdasco, cool colors, horrid design.
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Dude, that chick Carl tried to bring home had to be like 300 pounds. Good thing she already had a boyfriend. He's such a twigg.
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I'm going over to Twigg's tonight to feed his sick little cat.
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a man who steals all of his humor from another place, and claims it as his own
He Twigged his best material from Comedy Central.
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Agism that refers to older people (TV-Y for TV, ages 2-7 crossword puzzle, etc.) is alright though.
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Reader's Digest conducted a poll of 150 people from 16 countries to find out what stresses them out the most. Voters could choose family, health, money, and the state of the world. First, I'd like you to vote on what stresses you out the most, then I'll write about the results of that study. I'm curious to see how the results of Bargaineering Nation compare with the 16 other real nations. 🙂
Sorry, the poll seems to be broken so leave your answer in the comments below.
The results of the Reader's Digest report showed that money stressed people out the most. 58% of people in Malaysia and 55% of people in China and Singapore voted for money. In the United States, 48% of respondents gave money. Not surprising given the state of the world economy, right?
It's an interesting study, I can't wait to see how it compares with us.
Poll: Money worries world's greatest cause of stress [3] [CNN Money]


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When you have a fart that rolls up your sweaty ballsack and pops at the top
What's that smell?
Oo it's just my balls rolling out a nasty man queef.
Oo it's just my balls rolling out a nasty man queef.
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the air expelled from a mans anus after anal intercourse.
It was sick. After I had sex with him, he man queefed.
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when you have a fart that doesnt have enough pressure to expel itself out from between your ass cheeks and you are forced to squeeze your ass cheeks together and cause the trapped fart bubble to expel from under your ball sack. usually results in a high pitched popping sound
Dude, what the fuck was that noise?
oh, haha. i just had a man queef
oh, haha. i just had a man queef
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Flatulation of the penis via the urethra. Usually resulting from rigorus thrusting in any such orifice.
Gabe seemed quite embaressed in front of his obese lover after letting go of a liquidy and noisy manqueef.
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When a man queefs, this can be out of his ass or more rarely out of his piss hole.
I took a piss and then all of a sudden I manqueefed out of my dick!
I fucked Andy in the ass and it made him manqueef all over me! gross!
I fucked Andy in the ass and it made him manqueef all over me! gross!
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the noise the penis makes when ejaculating whilst rubbing the bollocks
spurt-queef! what a wank!!
hey man... i just had a man-queef!
hey man... i just had a man-queef!
Beküldő: louiciia 2011. október 14.
When a guy farts out his dick hole or when a mail gets a sex change and qeefs out his/her pussy!
i man queefed out my dick last night after havin sex.
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On Campus college notebook, July 27
Girard graduate Jordan Dudas is listed among four strong safeties on Penn State's preseason depth chart.
The initial depth chart lists all of the players in the program according to seniority and is not an indication of players' ability.
Dudas, a 6-foot, 208-pound junior, transferred to Penn State after his sophomore season at Bucknell. He sat out the 2013 season while practicing with the Nittany Lions and has two years of eligibility remaining.
Dudas, who will wear jersey No. 20, was listed at strong safety along with senior Adrian Amos, who has started all 24 games the past two seasons, sophomore Malik Golden and freshman Koa Farmer.
Meanwhile, Cathedral Prep graduate Billy Fessler, a freshman preferred walk-on, is listed among five Penn State quarterbacks, along with sophomore starter Christian Hackenberg, sophomore D.J. Crook, freshman Michael O'Connor and freshman Trace McSorley. Fessler will wear No. 16.
- Mercyhurst head football coach Marty Schaeztle added a pair of graduate assistants, J.J. Eckels and Tim Heffernan, to his coaching staff this week. Schaetzle also promoted former graduate assistant Ryan Riemedio to full-time status.
Riemedio spent the past two seasons as a graduate assistant at Mercyhurst and will take the place of Matt Gueguen, who was hired as the defensive line coach at Division I St. Francis.
Meanwhile, Eckels will work with the Lakers wide receivers and Heffernan will assist with the tight ends and the offensive line.
Riemedio, a 2008 graduate of Minot State, worked with the fullbacks and the tight ends in his two seasons as the graduate assistant.
Eckels, a native of McKeesport, was a graduate assistant last season at Frostburg State, where he coached the defensive backs.
Heffernan, from Powell, Ohio, worked with the offensive line as a graduate assistant at Thomas More College in Crestview Hills, Ky., last year.
His brother, Terry, is an offensive line coach with the Detriot Lions.
- Edinboro will honor former cross country and track and field head coach Doug Watts with an alumni event Aug. 23.
The event will begin with an alumni cross country race, followed by a chicken barbeque lunch and a social.
Watts retired in 2013 after 44 years at Edinboro, where he coached more than 200 All-Americans in the two sports and created a tradition of winning programs.
The alumni race will start at 10 a.m. at the Doug Watts Cross Country Course behind Lawrence Towers.
The chicken barbeque luncheon will follow at the McComb Fieldhouse lawn at 12:30 p.m. The event will conclude with a social starting at 4 p.m. at nearby Culbertson Hills Country Club.
Watts began coaching in 1969, producing a total of six national championships, including back-to-back-to-back NCAA Division II titles from 1986-88 and back-to-back NAIA titles in 1975 and 1976.
The deadline to register for the event is Friday, Aug. 15.
For information, contact Denise Dobos at email@example.com.
Contact cross country coach Rick Hammer at (814) 732-1870 with any questions about the race.
- Penn State Behrend basketball players Mike Knoll and Dan Kress were named to the 2013-14 National Association of Basketball Coaches Honors Court.
Knoll, a 6-foot 6-inch forward who graduated from Cathedral Prep, averaged 6.1 points and 4.4 rebounds per game last season in his sophomore year.
Kress, a 6-foot 2-inch forward and Fort LeBoeuf graduate, saw limited action in a reserve role his junior season.
- Gannon's C.J. Oldham, Adam Blazek, A'Darius Porter and Girbran Smith were named to the NABC Honors Court.
Gannon was one of only two PSAC programs that had student-athletes recognized by the NABC.
It was the only conference program with more than one student-athlete honored.
Blazek, a Cathedral Prep graduate, was the first Golden Knights player to be named PSAC Western Division Athlete of the Year since Gannon joined the conference in 2008-09.
Blazek, who will be a senior this fall, averaged 15.6 points, 3.8 rebounds, 3.1 assists and 2.1 steals in 30 games last season.
- The Gannon women's basketball program ranked 20th in the Women's Basketball Coaches Association Division II AcademicTop 25 Honor Roll.
The Lady Knights took the honor for the ninth time in the past 10 years.
One of five teams listed to reach this year's NCAA Division II tournament, Gannon ranked 20th among all D-II programs with a 3.550 team grade-point average.
Among the Division II honorees, Upper Iowa captured the top spot with a 3.801 team GPA.
Gannon went 28-4 last season and will return 11 student-athletes from that squad next season.
- Penn State Behrend's Dan Simon was named to the College Swimming Coaches Association of America Scholar All-America first team for the second time for achieving a grade-point average of 3.5 or higher and qualifying for the national championship meet.
Simon, a two-time All-American and AMCC swimmer of the year, had his best finish at the NCAA Division III championships, finishing ninth in the 100 backstroke.
Simon, who will be a senior in the fall, led the Lions to their eighth consecutive conference title and was a seven-time all-AMCC selection.
- Ten members of the Edinboro track and field teams were named to the United States Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches Assocation All-Academic Team this past week.
Seniors Tabitha Bemis, Kat Faller (a Fairview graduate) and Sarah Krolick; juniors Emily Ahrens, Brianne Dietrich and Allison Gibbens (a Seneca graduate); and sophomore Sophie Zielonka were tabbed on the women's All-Academic team.
Edinboro seniors Bryan Deibel, Matt Link and Dustin Thomas were named to the men's team.
To qualify for the team, student-athletes must have compiled a cumulative grade-point average of 3.25 and have reached a provisional or automatic qualifying standard for the NCAA championships in either indoor or outdoor seasons.
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Ubootshandbuch der Ostküste der Vereinigten Staaten von Nordamerika, Nördlicher Teil (Atlas).
Depths shown by contours and soundings. Phillips, 10508 "Geheim!" "Prüf = Nr. 93." "M. Dv. Nr. 860, 1, Atlas." Includes index map. Available also through the Library of Congress Web site as a raster image.
- Contributor: Germany. Kriegsmarine. Oberkommando
- Date: 1943
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[Ruhr operations, March-April, 1920].
Relief shown by shading and spot heights. In German; English title from explanatory legend. Ms annotations show the size of the Reichswehr and its operations against the Red Army in the Ruhr Valley Region of Germany during the Ruhr uprising of March-April 1920. In upper left margin: Ubersichtskarten von Mitteleuropa. Map sheets annotated in red ink in lower right margin: 348 (1) -- 348 ...
- Contributor: Germany. Reichswehr - United States. War Office
- Date: 1920
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d-bag 1: dude, last night when i was spooning with my girl, i totally got it in and we fucked.
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Cabin was arranged nicely
Art work was interesting
Scenery was outstanding
Weather was warm and clear
Fellow cruisers were friendly
Cabin stewardess and wait staff were very good
Easy off and on without security checks
The negatives: The food was mediocre
The entertainment was awful
The tours were poor
The cruise director was so bad
The piano player was poor
Ship left ports at weird times
Some ports weren't visited because of low water levels
I expected a much better cruise with better food and service. This cruise was like taking a group bus tour except the bus was mostly on the ship. Many things were disorganized. For example, more than once the ship changed departure times and sail off without all the guests. They did return for the missing. The enrichment lecture was a preview of what to expect on the extension in Paris. The cruise director delivered a lot of misinformation.
The extension to Paris. Luxembourg city tour was good. Train arrangements were good. The baggage was handled from the ship to the hotel.That was nice. The hotel, the Meridien Etoile was terrible. The rooms were tiny, noisy, filthy, and disgusting. Carpets and linens were stained, lamps were broken, door locks were broken, and bed was very uncomfortable. Obviously they keep the very worst rooms for tours. The included breakfast was a nice buffet with better food than the ship. It included avast assortment of items including a Japanese section. Good omelets, pancakes, and french toast. Pastries were excellent. My suggestion would be to stay at a different hotel For the price of the extension, you can find more centrally location hotels that are clean.
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I have a user who shares his mailbox with a colleague.
The user who has access to his mailbox based on folder permissions within
Outlook, cannot
read the items that have been archived.
Should this still be possible although his mailbox is enabled for E-mail
Archiving w. Enterprise Vault ?