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Show #4069
Bruce Willis, and The Gaslight Anthem.
PLUS: NYC bedbugs; David Gregory's last day at "Meet The Press"; Good Enough For August; a Top Ten List; and Dave's thoughts on the passing of Robin Williams.
" . . . . and now, a churning urn of burning funk . . . . . . . . . David Letterman!"
-"Chris Christie was seen dancing at a benefit on Long Island this weekend. Did you feel it?"
Remember when we had a bedbug problem in the New York City hotels? Well, the bedbugs are now taking the subway. But New Yorkers are a tough lot. Bedbugs are nothing when we have to put up with stuff like this.
We take a look at a clip. We see a sleeping gentleman on the subway. A rat crawls up his leg and ambles across his shoulders and face. The gent wakes with a startle. I'm sure he didn't see that in the subway brochure.
NBC has replaced David Gregory as the host of "Meet The Press". Yesterday they said farewell. Did you see their tribute? We cut to a clip.
ANDREA MITCHELL: "'Meet The Press' has made a lot of history and a great deal of it was with David Gregory at the helm since he started in December of 2008."
They cut to a clip of one of David Gregory's highlights. It's him dancing with a dog.
ANDREAM MITCHELL: "We'll be back with more right after this."
Here's something that we could get away with only in the summer. It's hot, it's humid, we're all sluggish. It's something we call, "Good Enough For August."
ANNOUNCE: "Governor Chris Christie."
ANNOUNCE: "Mayor Rob Ford."
ANNOUNCE: "The Expandables"
We see a photo of Christie and Ford squeezed together with a graphic similar to "The Expendables" movie poster.
ANNOUNCE: "'Good Enough For August' is a presentation of FATCO."
Dave takes a moment to share his thoughts on the passing of Robin Williams. He first met Robin 38 years ago at the Comedy Store in California. The Comedy Store was where all the comedians would show their talents, working for drinks and some working for lots of drinks. The Comedy Store was where you would find Dave, Jay Leno, Tom Dreesen, Tim Thomerson, Johnny Dark, Elayne Boosler, Jimmie Walker . . . and whenever a new guy showed up, the regulars would watch to see what he or she had, and to make fun of their act. But mostly they would watch to make sure the new guy wasn't funnier than them. If the guy is funny, everyone drops down one slot on the comedy totem pole. So one day Robin Williams showed up. For some unknown reason, he was billed as a guy from Scotland. Dave wasn't concerned because he figured it would be jokes about haggis and that would be it. Anyway, Dave and his buddy George Miller looked on as Robin performed on stage. What they saw was nothing they had ever seen before; nothing they had ever imagined. Dave says he and the other comedians would go home each night and jot down jokes reflecting the events of the day, and then come back and tell those jokes in front of the Comedy Store audience. But this guy was an explosion. Dave likens his and his fellow comedian like a morning dew. Robin Williams was a hurricane. The longer Robin was on stage that night, the worse and worse the other comedians felt about themselves. Robin wouldn't stop. He just kept going and going. Dave felt his future in show business had come to an end. Robin went on to do "Happy Days" and then onto "Mork and Mindy." Though jealous and envious, Dave was happy for Robin's success because is meant Robin wasn't around The Comedy Store all that much, and it allowed Dave to pretend Robin Williams never happened. And Robin Williams being the man he was, he invited Dave to perform on "Mork and Mindy." Robin wanted to spread around and share his success. And since then, Robin Williams appeared on the Late Show and Dave's Late Night nearly 50 times, each time a manic success. What Dave appreciated the most about Robin's appearances is it allowed Dave to take the night off. All Dave would have to do was open with, "Welcome to the show, Robin" and Robin would take it from there. Dave could sit back and enjoy the performance before him.
Dave holds up a photo from back in the day of Richard Pyror, Mitzi Shore (owner of the Comedy Store), Dave, and Robin Williams. Wow. Now there's a Hall of Fame shot.
Dave then throws to a montage of some of Robin's appearances here at the Late Show.
Dave will always remember Robin as a very talented man, a good friend, and a gentleman. Dave is sorry that he wasn't aware of the pain Robin suffered.
The mega-star's new film is "Frank Miller's Sin City: A Dame To Kill For." He's also the dad to five daughters. I have two daughters. I must admit the first thing I thought of when I learned I had daughters on the way was, "Thank goodness. Now I'll have someone to take care of me when I'm old." Bruce will be well taken care of. Dave wonders about the odds of having 5 daughters without having a son. That's easy . . . . 1 in 32. Get 32 families with 5 children . . . . and one family will have 5 daughters, probability speaking. (1/2 times 1/2 times 1/2 times 1/2 times 1/2)
With 5 daughters to support, Bruce knows his movie money won't be enough. He knows he has to venture out into new ventures. Bruce has a line of colognes and fragrances for both men and women. The brown bottle is known as the Tiger. Dave samples it, spraying it in the air and then taking a sniff. The second bottle is a little bit more mild. Dave again does the sniff test, and then the taste test. Dave says it has a linguini and clams flavor. This fragrance goes by the name Kitty. And the third is something for the ladies, called "Loving." It also doubles as a nice head wax. Gives you a nice shine.
What else is Bruce working on? This is perfect for the summer: it's a hands-free corn on the cob apparatus. I believe it's a prototype. Some of the wrinkles still have to be ironed out. In addition to the hands-free corn on the cob thing, you can also get the corn on the cob self-buttering helmet. It's . . . well, why don't you just watch the clip on the Late Show website. A bib would also come in handy.
"Frank Miller's Sin City: A Dame To Kill For" – it's a sequel, but didn't Bruce Willis' character die in the first film? How can he also be in the sequel if he died in the first one? Bruce says when a movie makes half-a-billion dollars, you never killed.
"Frank Miller's Sin City: A Dame To Kill For" – it opens this Friday in the ever-popular 3D. The Late Show can also be seen in 3D, but only if you come to the theater.
ANNOUNCE: "Tune in tomorrow to catch Dave with Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Novak Djokovic, and Robby Johnson. In case you missed it, I just successfully pronounced 'Novak Djokovic'?"
TOP TEN: POSSIBLE NAMES FOR ANTHONY WEINER'S NEW RESTAURANT – That's right, Mr. Lewd Selfie is thinking of opening a restaurant here in New York City. I don't know . . . . do you really want him touching your food?
10. Steak 'N Shame
9. TGI Selfie's
8. A Little Too Friendly's
7. Sbarred from Public Life
6. Anthony's Big Boy
5. Hardee's
4. El Pollo Creepo
3. Chipokele
2. DcDonald's
1. Very Little Caesar's
I pitched a couple just in case needed. On my very short list, I also had "Hardee's" like many others. I also had Tony's Pulled Pork, In and Out Weiners, and Dick-Fil-A,
From their new album, "Get Hurt," the band from New Brunswick, New Jersey performed "Get Hurt."
And that was our show for Monday, August 18, 2014.
I'm back. As always, two weeks off is so much better than one week off. It's more than 2-times better; it's more like 2-squared times better. Three weeks off and I'm not sure if I would ever come back.
My second week off, the family and I spent a week at the Jersey Shore. Very relaxing, great family time. The first week off was at home doing this and that and looking for stuff to do. You know it's now a very exciting vacation when the most exciting thing you do is looking at old photos of Donz on Facebook.
My first memory of Robin Williams: I was in college. It was 1978. I came back from the library and the dorm was abuzz over what they had just seen. It was the new show, "Mork and Mindy." This alien Mork had just reenacted the entire movie, every scene, of The Wizard of Oz in less than a minute. They couldn't believe it. Now as soon as I heard "alien" I wasn't all that interested. I'm not a sci-fi guy. Plus, I didn't watch too much TV in college except for old repeats of "My Three Sons" right after dinner in the lounge. I only liked the ones with a young Ernie. The dorms back then only had one TV in the first floor lounge. Plus, it was in black and white. And someone had to get up and turn the channel by hand. I know, right? Ancient! And very few had a TV in their room. Anyway, people were all agog over the Mork performance of the Wizard of Oz.
And that's how I first became aware of Robin Williams.
Everything above is the truth, except the part where I said I was coming back from the library.
My daughter Dominique was in the car the other day. She was about to pull out and I told her that I had just cleaned the car and it should still be cleaned when she returned. And while she was ignoring me and looking for something on her iPad-thing for music, I told her she should be listening to Elvis because he had died on this date back in 1977 (August 16th). I told her the way she is so sad about Robin Williams is the way I felt about Elvis when he died. She looked up at me and said, "But I don't like Elvis." Oh, my. There is so little time before she's off to college . . . . and she doesn't like Elvis? I hope the kids don't make fun of her. I'm really considering taking her in for a blood test. Not like Elvis?
Back in my college days, my girlfriend from Long Island came up for a visit. I bought tickets to see an Elvis Presley impersonator in nearby Westchester. The King had been dead for a year by now. We got there and found our seats that were closer to the back than to the front. When the show started, she commented with a tease that there were many seats better than ours that were still empty. She wanted to know why I went with the cheaper tickets? I quickly explained that if we sat any closer, we would be able to tell that it wasn't really Elvis.
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I have been dead for quite a while ;w;
And want to tell you that today I installed this great program called "Hexels"
Just for fun I made the Cancer zodiac sign and it had somethingso I continued to make them.
Cancer, Aquarius, Aries, Libra, Gemini, Tauros and Leo have been done up till now, and I think the others as quick as possible.
Oh..and they are all coloured in the blood colour of the 12 Homestuck trolls, so that's for the fans!
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CLEMSON — Three's the theme for Clemson's men's basketball schedule this winter.
Clemson's ACC hoops schedule
Jan. 4 at Boston College
Jan. 9 vs. Florida State
Jan. 11 vs. Duke
Jan. 15 at Virginia Tech
Jan. 18 vs. Wake Forest
Jan. 21 at Pittsburgh
Jan. 26 at North Carolina
Feb. 1 at Florida State
Feb. 4 vs. Georgia Tech
Feb. 9 at Syracuse
Feb. 11 at Notre Dame
Feb. 15 vs. Virginia
Feb. 18 vs. North Carolina State
Feb. 22 at Georgia Tech
Feb. 25 at Wake Forest
Mar. 2 vs. Maryland
Mar. 4 vs. Miami
Mar. 8 vs. Pittsburgh
Announced Thursday by the ACC office, the Tigers will partake in some rarities as they look to improve on a 13-18 campaign (5-13 conference) last year.
They say these things come in threes — and, in fact, there are three of them.
Three SEC opponents are certainly on the schedule. There's South Carolina as usual, though the intrastate rivalry is earlier than its normal December post (Nov. 17.) Clemson plays another set of Tigers in Auburn on Dec. 19, and Arkansas is also on the docket, though a game date and location is yet to be announced.
Georgia could become the fourth SEC opponent, if the bracket shakes out that way in the Charleston Classic the week before Thanksgiving.
Three programs join the ACC this season, and Clemson is one of just two ACC programs to make a trip to Pittsburgh (Jan. 21), Syracuse (Feb. 9) and Notre Dame (Feb. 11) all in their maiden season with the league. Those schools have logged a combined 43 trips to the NCAA Sweet Sixteen.
Three home games conclude the regular season. Littlejohn Coliseum will be busy in early March, hosting Maryland, Miami and Pittsburgh in a seven-day span (March 2-8) leading up to the ACC tournament.
The Tigers host an exhibition against Francis Marion on Nov. 1, and the games start counting Nov. 8 vs. Stetson. The ACC slate opens Jan. 4 at Boston College, and the first league home game is Jan. 9 against Florida State.
Duke comes to Clemson on Jan. 11, and the Tigers go to North Carolina on Jan. 26.
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If you have an oversize T-shirt and aren't sure of what to do with it, check out this Asymmetrical Cardigan Tutorial by Victoria Lavertu for a great craft idea. This project is so simple and easy, and it's a great craft shirt project, perfect for cool summer nights. These are fun ways to make your own clothes.
- 1 long sleeved jersey knit shirt (preferably 1-2 sizes too big for the length),
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- Take your shirt and cut the front down the middle.
- Make two more cuts along the sides just behind the side seams.
- Make about a 4-4.5 inch cut.
- Cut across the back to the opposite side where you made your other cut. Add about a 1/2 an inch to make a seam.
- Fold up that flap and pin to make your hem for the back.
- Sew your hem.
- With the cut piece, cut one inch strips horizontally. Repeat two more times.
- With each piece, wrap the front openings of your cardigan. Pin in place. Your piece will only go down two thirds of the way or more, so you can use the third strip to add to it.
- Cut the end off so it lines up with your bottom hem.Do both sides.
- Now sew along your openings. Sew as close as you can to the cut edge of your strip so your strips aren't flapping or rolling to much after it's washed.
- Iron your edges and you are done.
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The Pomeranian is a cocky, animated companion with an extroverted personality. This compact little dog is an active toy breed with an alert character and foxlike expression. Today, the Pomeranian is a popular companion dog and competitive show dog. They can come in all colors, patterns, and variations although orange and red are the most popular.
A Look Back
The breed's name originally came from the historical region of Pomerania (now present-day Germany and Poland). Originally weighing nearly 30 pounds, the dog served as an able herder of sheep in its larger form. They were not well known until 1870, when the Kennel Club (England) recognized the so-called Spitz dog. In 1888, Queen Victoria fell in love with a Pomeranian in Florence, Italy, and brought the specimen back to England, influencing its popularity dramatically.
Right Breed for You?
Pomeranians are very intelligent dogs that love to please. Because of their outgoing temperaments, they can be very good family dogs with the right training. Due to their small size they don't require much exercise, but they are an energetic breed that needs attention from their people frequently. They possess a thick double coat that needs to be brushed on a regular basis.
- Toy Group; AKC recognized in 1888.
- Ranging in size from 3 to 7 pounds, with the ideal weight for the show specimen being 4 to 6 pounds.
- Bred down from sled and herding dogs, companion.
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The measurement of monoamine metabolites in the plasma of psychiatric patients is now possible thanks to methods that have become available over the past ten years.1.2 As was true to some degree for investigations in cerebrospinal fluid (CSF), clinical research using these measures in plasma has proceeded without full knowledge of their origin and significance.3 Currently, most investigators believe that both central and peripheral sources contribute to plasma homovanillic acid (HVA) and methoxyhydroxyphenylglycol (MHPG) metabolites of dopamine and norepinephine, respectively. Debrisoquin has been used in some studies in an effort to minimize the peripheral
See also pp 553, 561, and 564.
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Despite incomplete information regarding the processes plasma monoamine metabolites may reflect, a number of interesting clinical findings have already
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Felines' ability to mask such problems contributes to a potentially unhealthy situation for them: cats visit veterinarians only half as often as dogs do. In fact, 83% of cats are taken to the vet in the first year of ownership, yet over half of them don't return.
Cats may be stoical, but they're not miracle workers: they can't cure themselves!
Just like dogs, cats need veterinarians for routine wellness care and whenever they show any changes in behavior or habits. And yet, the statistics are alarming: Almost twice as many cats as dogs never visit the vet, with 41% of cat owners going there only for vaccinations and 39% of cat owners saying they would take their cat to the vet only if s/he was sick.
Further, and especially distressing, studies show that older cats visit the vet less often than younger ones, and owners of indoor cats are less likely to place a priority on vet care than owners of outdoor cats.
The organization designed a social media campaign that includes expert information and a photo contest, and created an infographic (think: photograph with text) to make it easier for owners to take their cats to the vet.
Let's be honest about it: between cats' hiding their discomfort and their owners' hating to catch them, get them into their carriers and drive them to the vet, cats are missing out on health care that could affect their day to day well-being and even how long they live.
Cats' natural stoicism is what it is; we can't change that. But the whole cat carrier hassle can be minimized. Using the ideas in AAFP's infographic (shown below; click at bottom L to enlarge), the carrier can be turned into a cat's "home away from home," which in turn will facilitate vet check-ups. Voila: more carrier-comfortable cats and less harried owners; more vet visits; happier and healthier cats -- and owners.
The AAFP campaign started last Monday with the "#Cat2VetDay" message all over social media. It includes an #ILuvMyCarrier Social Media Photo Contest. Cat owners "can share photos of their fur babies in their carriers using the #ILuvMyCarrier hashtag," and one owner chosen at random will win a $25 gift card and a bag of cat goodies.
Also recommended: a fine video on the subject of taking the stress out of vet visits is available at this website.)site provides a webpage on "Getting your cat to the vet," which includes more online resources, including a downloadable brochure. Its "Cat Friendly Practice" program is designed to help buck the trend of too few cats regularly seeing a veterinarian.
OK. The AAFP has made the first moves toward getting more cats to the vet on a regular basis. Now it's up to cat owners to book a vet visit for their feline friends. How about picking up the phone right now?


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Pumpkin Pie Muddy Buddies
My mom always said that once you have 3 kids, you've reached your absolute height of insanity. That after 3 kids, it really doesn't matter how many more you have. You don't even notice the added chaos.
I think I had my 3rd kid this weekend. A big, fat 20 lb kid.
I have Emma, of course (the only actual human child in this whole scenario).
And then I have Something Swanky, my second baby.
And then I have Online BlogCon. And that one is my 3rd, big baby. A big, big baby. Whew!
The chaos that has ensued as a result of that third child literally knocked me off of my feet for a few days, and I'm just now resurfacing. So sorry to have been so neglectful of your comments and emails lately, I really am. And I'll be better soon.
Just give me a week to recover from labor and delivery.
We get that with blog babies right? A little maternity leave? Ok, ok, maybe not :)
Anyway. To make up for the shameful sloppiness around here lately, I've made my 1st or 2nd favorite fall dessert for you today. I can't choose between this and the Pumpkin Fudge with Nutella and Fluff Swirl, so they're both 1st or 2nd. Depends on the moment, I guess.
In accordance with my obsession of all things Pumpkin Hershey Kisses, I've replaced the chocolate and peanut butter in the classic Muddy Buddy recipe with Pumpkin Kisses and butter, and I've replaced the Rice Chex with Cinnamon Chex cereal (omg). You will love, love, love it!
(well.. if you love pumpkin and cinnamon, and the taste of pure fall having a party in your mouth!)
- 9 cups Cinnamon Chex Cereal
- 1 cup Pumpkin Pie Hershey Kisses (or any combination* of chocolate, to equal 1 cup)
- 1/2 cup cream cheese canned frosting
- 1/4 cup butter
- 1 tsp vanilla
- 1 1/2 cups powdered sugar
- In a large microwave safe bowl, microwave the hershey kisses, cream cheese frosting, and butter together in 30 second increments, until smooth and melted. Mix in the vanilla.
- Using a rubber spatula, gently mix in the chex cereal 2 cups at a time, until all the cereal is completely coated.
- Place the powdered sugar in a gallon sized zip top bag. Spoon the cereal mixture into it. Seal it and shake well to coat all of the cereal. Pour and store the coated cereal into an airtight container (I usually just leave it in the bag).
- *I've also tried this with 3/4 cup pumpkin kisses and 1/4 c. butterscotch chips-- awesome!
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44 Responses to "Pumpkin Pie Muddy Buddies"
OMG stop. I am a muddy buddy/puppy chow freak! And Ashton, you know how much I love pumpkin. This stuff looks dangerous. SO SO dangerous. I don't think I could be left alone with it! AMAZING!! You are so clever. :)
I have a Halloween baby that is set to turn 17 next Wednesday. I did not give him permission to grow so fast…but I will make him these Muddy Buddies for his party. As I weep into my Halloween spiked cider. cheers!
Ashton, this looks soooo good. I sort of have this addiction to snacky-type food, so it would be totally dangerous for me to have this around. I LOVE pumpkin!! Also, I LOVE Online BlogCon–you and Dorothy are doing an awesome job!!
oh no you didn't. seriously??? i just got over biscoff puppy chow nad now there's THIS?! that's it. as soon as my kitchen is back up & running, this is about to be amazing. thanks ;) and enjoy your maternity leave.
my dad has been makong these forever! I had no idea they had pumpkin chocolate chips
So true on your mom's theory. Our 4th child slid right into the family. We were already outnumbered, so what was one more! This mix looks delicious!!!!
Every single time I see all these amazing pumpkin kiss-using recipes, my heart breaks a little. I cannot find them anywhere up here in the middle of nowhere upstate NY. I cannot wait to be back in civilization. My poor family is going to live on pumpkin kisses 2 years from now! LOL
Is the 1 cup of kisses before melted or do you need 1 cup of melted chocolate?
thank you for ruining my healthy habits. i'm sure i'll be eating this stuff like it's going out of style. :)
OOoooohhh good call on using the Cinnamon Chex cereal! I could use a handful or two this morning to give me a good sugar rush. Oy vey. Is it Friday yet?
I don't think I've ever tried Muddy Buddies but these make me want to try them all the more! My 3 kids would love them I'm sure! Thanks for sharing :)
Good luck with the online con baby! I'd say that one's more of a baby-whale sized kid; glad you're holding up enough to share this fun recipe.
pumpkin pie kisses – where have I been hiding? blogcon has been SO MUCH fun – thaks for putting in all of the hard work
I love this. Please link it to my linky party & anything else you have to share. It just went live a little early :) Thanks, Peggy. http://diycraftyprojects.com/2012/10/whatcha-work-up-wednesday-5-linky-parties-are-back.html
These sound amazing!!! Also…love the new blog design – p.s. I can comment now!!
OMG I think this is my new favorite thing ever. I'm not sure if I should hug your or be angry. Especially since your mom didn't buy ME any of those kisses. Now I have to go hunting…
Dude… Two of my most favorite things! Pumpkin. Muddy buddies. I'm sold!
Well you did an amazing job taking care of your third baby. Loved Online Blogcon.
I also really wish we had pumpkin kisses in Canada… I could eat large bowls of this treat!
This look so yummy! I love pumpkin pie and I love muddy buddies! I am so excited to make this I would love if you would come share it at my new linky party, FriDays Made Sweet! at CupcakesWithSPrinkles.blogspot.com
I would love to see the pumpkin, nutella, fluff recipe, where can I find it?
Where do u find pumpkin pie Hershey kisses?
wow I can't wait to try these! I have always loved muddy buddies/people puppy chow/monkey munch…I have no will power when it comes to this stuf! And the pumpkin and cinnamon would be Sooo good!
this sounds amazing, I Love anything pumpkin!!! Only thing, I can't find the pumpkin kisses ANYWHERE! I even tried chocolate chips with pumpkin but yeah.. that didn't work so well. Any alternative ideas, since pumpkin kisses are no where to be found?! I would seriously LOVE TO make this!
but what size box of chex did you use???
I have never seen pumpkin Hershey kisses here in New Jersey, but this recipe sounds delicious.
Sounds Awesome!!! Can't wait to try Pumpkin Pie muddy buddies
Is the coating completely set (dry) before you toss it in the powdered sugar?
Making these tonight! My daughter will be taking these in for her class snack :) so excited!
I've made this twice, but the cereal is spongy…. Any suggestions??
These were so yummy. But, mine are not nice and white like the picture. More like light brown goo. But good goo. Did I do oak ethnic wrong?
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TV has done wonders for showcasing, even glamorizing, particular American cities. Think about what "Ally McBeal," "Boston Public" and "The Practice" did for Beantown. Last year Las Vegas hit it big with a number of series set in sin city.
Now it's Hawaii's turn to shine. The Aloha State is already basking in the sun with Fox's "North Shore."
If you've been watching NBC's Olympics coverage you no doubt have seen teasers for the network's Honolulu cop drama, "Hawaii," due this fall.
There's more: ABC is offering "Lost" this fall (an action adventure shot in Oahu about survivors of a plane crash on a Pacific island); and the WB is readying "Rocky Point" for a mid-season replacement.
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word frequently used in the place of ridic because my friends got annoyed by it, more extreme form of ridic
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on January 25, 2012 - 12:01 AM
"Hey Janice: Drinking and Buffalo wings are staples of Buffalonians, but what about morning-after drinking? I feel breakfast is overshadowed by the number of late-night drinkers who are sleeping in. I am 24 years old and live on Elmwood. I recently moved up here from New York City, where every place serves a drinking-man's breakfast, aka unlimited mimosas or bloody Marys. I love this type of wake up! Where is the best place to find breakfast or, better off, a brunch? Ones that include breakfast cocktails are even better!"
-- Jake B., Buffalo (1 2/2 7/1 1)
"OK. Now I really need that breakfast answer. My birthday is coming up and my parents are coming in for breakfast. This is also the first time my parents and my girlfriend's parents will be meeting. Not a huge deal, but somewhat important. Please recommend some ideas where we can go for brunch."
-- Jake B., Buffalo ( 1/1 6/1 2)
A. Are these two separate questions, Jake? Are you, or are you not, hoping to ease a significant meeting with a cocktail or two? Never mind. With these suggestions, you can go either way:
Slightly funky Betty's, 370 Virginia St., offers brunch (which it calls "blunch") on Saturdays and Sundays, with goodies like the Breakfast Burrito, Tofu Hash (with caramelized onions, thank goodness), and Chilaquiles, said to be a Mexican hangover cure. This last is a casserole of eggs, corn tortillas, onions, jalapenos, cheese and more.
Mimosas and Bloodies are both on the menu, but I don't know about unlimited. You can make your own mimosas for your table for $43, which gives you a carafe of O.J. and a bottle of either Prosecco or champagne.
Left Bank, 511 Rhode Island St., serves brunch on Sundays, with standard fare like Eggs Benedict and wonders like Walnut Encrusted French Toast with Cranberry Chambord Sauce or Potato Pancakes with fruit salsa and smoked trout. It has a full bar.
At Acqua, 2192 Niagara St., your parents have a full view of the Niagara River. The Sunday brunch here is a buffet with carving stations, omelet stations and the like, plus a full bar.
Shango, 3260 Main St., offers a varied Sunday brunch that is Cajun slanted. Examples: Poached Egg, Lobster Cake, Corn Maque Choux or Panko fried egg, Blackened Sausage and Andouille and Creole Red Beans. There's a wine bar.
31 Club, 31 N. Johnson Park, has an elegant sit-down Sunday brunch and is the most formal in this list. Menu includes Apple Pie Oatmeal, Giambotta (that's Italian sausage, potatoes, roasted peppers and onions), quiches and omelets, plus a full bar.
And finally, there's no alcohol, but it is as wholesome as can be: the Original Pancake House. You'll find them at 2075 Niagara Falls Blvd., Amherst; 3019 Union Road, Orchard Park; and the one I prefer, at 4479 Main St., Williamsville -- always jammed. Yes, it's a chain, but everything is made from scratch -- even the orange juice. I like the puffy Dutch Baby Pancake topped with sugar and a little lemon juice.
Send your dining questions and comments to longtime News restaurant critic Janice Okun at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Lots of everyday expenses seem non-negotiable. Groceries, fuel, utilities – the list goes on! I've yet to find a vehicle that runs on good wishes and air, but here are a few everyday ways to cut the bills that come back each week:
Food. Take time to shop for deals. Name brands aren't as important as ingredients – so skip the most popular items in favor of the best prices and content. My recent reminder of this came while shopping for kid-friendly snack items. There's a $1 difference between name brand raisin packs versus generic! Raisins?! Pretty sure these are just dried grapes. I don't need fancy packaging for my little ones to love them.
In Anchorage, "Bike to Work" day is gaining more and more of a foot-hold each year. But why wait for one day a year? Use the nice weather that's left in coming weeks, and hoof it/pedal it to work. You'll save money on gas and vehicle wear, plus the exercise will improve your health. If non-motorized travel isn't in your future, consider trading in that gas-guzzler toward something more fuel efficient. Your weekly fuel savings will help ease the cost of other vehicle-related expenses!
Utilities. With the days growing darker and colder in the coming months, your utility costs are going to increase. Womp wommmmmmp. While the weather's still warm, take a day to do any necessary maintenance on your house. This may mean replacing the weather stripping around your doors and windows, changing your water and air filters, or any other steps that will make your heat and electricity stretch a little further each month. This means more work in the short term, but more money in your pocket over the long haul.
If I've missed one of your favorite money-saving tricks, I hope you'll leave it in the comments below. I love hearing other peoples' "life hacks" – and it's great to share your wisdom with fellow penny-pinching Alaskans!
Now, I'm off to start dinner in the crock pot. Guess what we're having for the next fifteen weeks?
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About This Activity
The third annual SHARE THE ROAD RIDE Takes place in beautiful Simi Valley, California. Home of the infamous Simi ride that takes place every Saturday of the year. Simi Valley is a cycling mecca that caters to amateurs and pros alike. Offering safe, well maintained roads with various terrains, and beautiful vistas. This years Century offers the chance to ride a portion of stage 8 of the Tour of California including the famous Balcom Canyon Wall! Simi Valley is located at the Eastern border of Ventura County. Situated to Northwest of the San Fernando Valley. Take the 118 Freeway to the TAPO CANYON EXIT. Travel one block North to Alamo street. Turn left to parking area. Lots of parking for all. *Please use caution as the parking entrance is also the Start/Finish!*
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Notation Centric
Some corporations equate Object Oriented Design with a specific design notation (i.e.
, Object Model Notation, Coad Method, etc). Any failure of these methodologies and their associated notations indicate (falsely) a failure of Object Oriented Design.
With the unification of
and Rumbaugh's Object Model Notation we may see one emergent standard notation for major object oriented projects. The ramifications of this possibility is scary. Remember
and all of its restrictions?
Of course, none of these notations and techniques are inherently bad. Each represent years of research and case studies of huge software development efforts. But, they (and the
s that implement them) are taken as rigid guidelines for successful software development by many project managers.
Perhaps we need some
s to remind us not to place too much faith in any particular notation or methodology.
So, true, and so sad. I wonder if
should be adapted to reflect this phenomenon: the representation of something is mistaken for the thing itself. As with organizational charts, so with elaborate design documents which, however detailed, elegantly wrought, and gorgeously bound, do not necessarily lead to functioning software systems. Of course, CASE tool manufacturers have been making a ton o' money selling just such a notion, but the fact remains: if you can't run it, it ain't done yet. And in my experience, CASE tools are great for only one thing: recording a design that is as easily captured on a few cocktail napkins and a pocketful of patterns. --
I have introduced into my speaking and writing the ScannerChallenge
. A CASE tool is slower on entry, but should eventually pay for itself on changes. The question is, how many times can you (a) redraw, (b) scan in, (c) paste into a Lotus note, the design, before the CASE tool catches up. I currently estimate it at 8 changes per sheet. --
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I think I'm cold blooded. Or I have poor circulation. Or something. Because I'm cold all the time.
I live in the middle of the desert. It could be summer and 120 degrees outside and I'll be wearing long pants and a sweater because I'm cold. This is a major source of contention between me and the Devil Woman.
Six years ago she had a Gallant. On our way to AZ for a visit, we dropped the compressor out of the bottom of her car because we were fighting over the air conditioner. Just FYI: Don't repeatedly turn the air on and off, on and off, on and off in rapid succession. It's bad for your compressor.
About a year ago we had the same argument in her Xterra and the air hasn't worked the same since. Luckily we didn't drop the compressor this time, but it does go out at odd times.
We also fight over the air conditioner in our office. Because of where our office is situationed, the sun hits her desk all afternoon. I'm tucked into the corner with no windows, so that's not a problem for me.
It's approximately 65 degrees today. That's not warm. It's not cold, but it's not exactly a heat wave. I'm wearing a tank top, a sweater, jeans and clogs. I'm freezing.
I just checked the thermostat to see what the temp is and I noticed that the air is ON! Why would you need to turn the air on when it's 65 degrees outside? And it's set at 62. SIXTY FREAKIN TWO! I don't set the air at 62 in the middle of summer when it's a hundred and twenty out. And I know for a fact that she doesn't either.
I had to get my parka out of my car, it's that cold.
So I ask her, what's the deal? Is it really necessary to have it that low? She assures me it is.
The conclusion I've reached? Being the Devil Woman has increased her body heat so much that she has to freeze me out. I guess it makes sense, though, considering she's FROM HELL!!!!
Wednesday, December 21, 2005
Tales of the Devil Woman: Episode 2
I think I'm cold blooded. Or I have poor circulation. Or something. Because I'm cold all the time.
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6 comments:
- Isabel said...
Oh my lord, your last comment is hilarious!!!!
awww poor thing. Bring a blanket to work. That's what I do
- Holly said...
Yeah, I decided I'm going to wear my snow suit to work tomorrow...then maybe I'll be warm. *sigh*
Oh, and just to add to the Gallant story: DW's mechanic told her that he's never seen a compressor get blown up before.
Damn, we're good. LOL
- Grace said...
Oh My Gosh. LMAOLMAO!! Dude, your last line is freaking hilarious! I love hearing about your DW tales, so funny!
But I agree with Sweet Angel, blanket sounds like just the thing! Or...you could take a trip down here instead. It's mad hot here right now, so maybe you'll feel a-okay here. :)
- Dylan said...
LOL, do what Syl said and bring a blanket to work, I would...
- Holly said...
I'm all for the trip if you're buying, Gracie-girl..
..as for the blanket..I have one. LOL And I keep an extra jacket here, too. But why should I have to bundle up like Raphy in A Christmas Story just cuz she's a freak?
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[Edited by detobi, 2/14/2009 3:23:16 PM] So that you know I even tried activating each option by themselves same thing crash to desktop and yes I am running Vista
[Edited by detobi, 2/15/2009 12:54:32 PM]
"IMPORTANT! Please turn OFF all these options between levels to prevent crashes
when loading the next level!"
After you complete a level and before you go to the next area press NUM1, NUM2 and NUM3, you will hear "OFF" after you press each one to let you know the cheats have been deactivated. If you do not do this the game WILL crash, I tested for no apparent reason; just mainly to see if it would.
I'm sorry if you tried this but you really didn't say otherwise.
I did notice the trainer will not work at all with the original games executable. The game wouldn't crash the trainer options just didn't effect the game in any way. I downloaded the hexed exe by vitality and it works fine with that. Best of luck.
[Edited by Vince--, 2/15/2009 10:29:16 PM]
Same thing happens if i try to load a saved game.
[Edited by Pyromanci, 2/16/2009 4:24:54 PM]
It's odd the trainer is not working for the both of you. This will be a good spot to start troubleshooting though.
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GOG 264: A Randomized Phase II Trial of Paclitaxel and Carboplatin vs. Bleomycin, Etoposide, and Cisplatin for Newly Diagnosed Advanced Stage and Recurrent Chemonaive Sex Cord-Stromal Tumors of the Ovary
This is a multicenter study. Patients will be randomized in a 1:1 ratio to paclitaxel and carboplatin or bleomycin, etoposide, and cisplatin (BeP). a BeP control arm is being used because historical data for progression free survival and other endpoints are limited and not consistent across studies in this patient population. The randomization will be stratified by the presence or absence of measurable disease.
arm i: Paclitaxel and Carboplatin x Patients will receive the drug paclitaxel intravenously over three hours followed by the drug carboplatin over one hour (for a total infusion time of four hours) every 21 days. They will continue to receive this treatment for a total of six cycles as long as their cancer does not get worse and they do not experience unacceptable side effects.
arm ii: Bleomycin, etoposide, and Cisplatin (BeP) - Patients will receive the drug bleomycin intravenously every 21 days. They will also receive the drug etoposide intravenously over 60 minutes followed by the drug cisplatin over 30 minutes (for a total infusion time of about an hour) on the first 5 days of every cycle. They will continue this treatment for a total of four cycles as long as their cancer does not get worse and they do not experience unacceptable side effects.
about 10 people will take part in this study at uT Southwestern and Parkland Health and Hospital System. There will be about 128 participants will be enrolled on this study in multiple medical centers throughout the united States.
Participant Eligibility
3.11 Patients diagnosed with histologically confirmed ovarian stromal tumor [granulosa cell tumor, granulosa cellxtheca cell tumor, Sertoli-Leydig cell tumor (androblastoma), steroid (lipid) cell tumor, gynandroblastoma, unclassified sex cord-stromal tumor, sex cord tumor with annular tubules].
3.12 Patients must have newly diagnosed, Stage IIA x IV disease and must be entered within eight weeks from surgery; they may have either measurable residual disease by RECIST criteria, or they may have no measurable residual disease; OR, they must have biopsy-proven recurrent disease of any stage and have never received cytotoxic chemotherapy.
3.13 Patients must have a GOG performance Grade of 0, 1, or 2.
3.14 Patients of childbearing potential must have a negative serum pregnancy test and must agree to practice an effective means of birth control.
3.15 Patients in the measureable disease cohort must have at least one
* target lesion
* to be used to assess response on this protocol as defined by RECIST 1.1 (Section 8.0). Tumors within a previously irradiated field will be designated as
* non-target
* lesions unless progression is documented or a biopsy is obtained to confirm persistence at least 90 days following completion of radiation therapy.
3.16 Patients who have met the pre-entry requirements specified in Section 7.0. Patients must
- Bone marrow function: Absolute neutrophil count (ANC) greater than or equal to 1,500/mcl, equivalent to CTCAE grade 1. Platelets greater than or equal to 100,000/mcl.
-Renal function: Creatinine no greater than the institutional upper limits of normal.
- Hepatic function: Bilirubin less than or equal to 1.5 x ULN (CTCAE grade 1), SGOT (AST) less than or equal to 3.0 x ULN (CTCAE grade 1) and alkaline phosphatase less than or equal to 2.5 x
ULN (CTCAE grade 1).
- Neurologic function: Neuropathy (sensory and motor) less than or equal to CTCAE Grade 1.
- Hearing function: No signs of clinically significant hearing loss.
3.17 Patients must have signed an approved informed consent and authorization permitting release of personal health information.
3.18 Patients must have pulmonary function sufficient to receive bleomycin, with normal lung expansion, absence of crackles on auscultation, and normal carbon monoxide diffusion (DLCO), defined as greater than 80% predicted.
3.19 Patients with a history of hypersensitivity reactions to prior chemotherapy administered for previous cancer diagnoses are eligible to participate in the study, unless the hypersensitivity reaction consisted of anaphylaxis not amenable to desensitization.
3.110 Recovery from effects of recent surgery, radiotherapy, or chemotherapy.
- Patients must be entered within 8 weeks after surgery performed for either 1) initial diagnosis, staging, and/or cytoreduction, or 2) (if done) management of recurrent disease in a chemonaive patient.
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Paul Sacco ran off the field and to the sideline, where his bag was waiting for him. One of the younger players stopped, concerned that Sacco, stooped over, was having a heart attack.
Sacco turned back to him, a fresh battery installed in his hearing aid. Now he could understand his teammates. Let's play, he told the surprised young buck.
Sacco is 60, and he's known more for being an attorney, a Fort Lupton judge and the father of Aubrey, who disappeared a few years ago while trekking in Nepal. But he also considers himself a soccer player. Soccer's been a big part of his identity for 42 years. And even at his age, even when all the other men in the Fort Collins league where he plays are younger than him, probably by decades, he refuses to let it go.
"We have God-given talents, and then we have things we love to do," Sacco said. "They're not always the same. Soccer's always been a struggle for me. But the tie-breaker is soccer is a good stress reliever. It's a whole lot better than drugs or whiskey."
Indeed, during some the worst moments of his life, when Aubrey's mysterious vanishing ate at him, he found solace on the soccer field. He calls his greatest moments the times he played with all three of his kids, Crofton, Morgan and Aubrey, all at once. All three were great players, better than him, he said.
"I think she was the toughest of the bunch," Sacco said of Aubrey. "That's what got her in trouble up there."
Sacco, however, doesn't worry about keeping up with the horses in the Fort Collins league. He's found another way to play. In the past few years, maybe five, maybe six (he can't remember for sure, as memory is one of the first things to go), Sacco's played in tournaments in Casa Grande, Ariz., and Las Vegas. These tournaments run once a year, and the average age is 65.
Sacco, therefore, is one of the younger pups. Probably no one worries when he paws through his bag for a hearing aid.
Sacco, though, didn't get a call right away after sending in his resume and putting his name on a waiting list. Perhaps he had to prove himself. He's used to that.
He was much more of a natural musician than an athlete. When other boys were learning football and baseball, he was learning the accordion and guitar and piano. His father played accordion in bars. His instrument, Paul said, had "TONY" in rhinestones on the side. His mother played piano and sang opera. It seems hard to believe now, with the proliferation of soccer leagues for kids, but when he grew up, soccer was an exotic activity. He didn't sniff a field until he was 19, when he attended Triton College, a community college in Chicago. The coach of the squad knew so little about the game that he read the rules out of a manual while directing his players on the field.
Sacco played as he attended the University of Northern Colorado in the mid-'70s for an intramural league, and after college he worked as a road musician for a while before attending law school at the University of Memphis. He came to Greeley in 1984 and opened his own practice two years later.
He never stopped playing, through raising three kids, working as an attorney and a judge or Aubrey's disappearance. He's played now for 42 years. He got the call from the older tournaments, he believes, because he can still run and hasn't come down with diverticulitis or hasn't had prostate issues or arthritis, some of the more common maladies that sideline players in the tournaments. The most he's suffered were a couple concussions, a torn shoulder, broken ribs, things like that.
"I did wrestle back in the day, and you run your lungs out," Sacco said. "That's how I think a sport should be played. You should be close to vomiting."
It's his job to fill the gaps in teams in the tournaments. In his last, in January, he played four games in two days as a midfielder. Two weeks later, he was still moving a little slowly throughout his house.
"I'm still recovering," he said then. "They had to drag me off the field. You can't be thinking about your problems or your worries. When you are ready to vomit you really don't think about anything else."
Sacco works out at the gym a few times a week, mixing in cardio with strength-training. He eats well and remains thin, which helps him move and remain free of injuries for the most part.
He hopes to play this spring in Arizona, and there's a world tournament he's never attended but wants to play in September in Virginia Beach. He's established now, he said, and should be able to play.
Sacco doesn't know how long he'll be able to play.
"It's just a wonderful game," he said. "You know, I'm probably near the end."
After he said that, Sacco paused.
"I don't know about that though," he said. "I just played with a guy who is 73."


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May 8, 2012 - Rob Weaver
The news sent a shiver through just about everyone, especially those who fly the not-so-friendly skies: A covert CIA operation had intercepted a supposedly undetectable explosive device intended to be worn -- and detonated -- aboard an airliner bound for the United States.
The device is a more sophisticated model of the underwear bomb that failed to detonate aboard a jetliner over Detroit on Christmas 2009. Apparently, the new bomb also was designed to be concealed in a passenger's underwear, but used a more-refined detonation system.
Those who heard the news likely experienced a second shiver: How would the airport security screening process adapt to this development?
First, Richard Reid made a futile attempt to ignite an explosive in one of his shoes in 2001. Afterward, the screening process required air travelers to kick off their shoes so they could be scanned. Flip-flops, sandals and slip-on shoes have become preferred footwear of even infrequent fliers.
Then came the underwear bomb. Since then, the screening process has been even more personal, stopping just short of requiring passengers to turn their heads and cough. What's next? Will air travelers have to remove their shoes, belts -- and pants? Or will all passengers have to change into Transportation Security Administration-supplied jumpsuits before being allowed to board a plane?
I feel sorry for TSA agents. Like their counterparts at the Internal Revenue Service, they don't write the regulations; they just have to enforce them. But if an IRS agent errs, generally speaking, one taxpayer suffers. And that mistake can be corrected. TSA agents now have to worry about explosives hidden in undergarments. And be responsible to avert an attack that could impact hundreds of souls.
The problem is, even though an attack using the newer device was interrupted by the CIA, air travelers and the TSA still will have to deal with the aftermath of an explosion that never occurred.
The war on terrorism might never truly be won, never really be over. We just need to stay ahead of the terrorists.
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This recipe originally came from a friend in Canada. The sesame seeds add a crispy texture and unique flavor to the toffee. It makes a great gift that friends and family are always happy to receive!
- 3/4 cup sesame seeds, toasted, divided
- 1 cup butter
- 1 cup sugar
- 1/2 cup packed brown sugar
- 3 tablespoons water
- 3/4 teaspoon baking soda
- Evenly spread half of the sesame seeds in a well-greased 13-in. x 9-in. dish; set aside.
- In a heavy 2-1/2-qt. saucepan, melt butter. Add sugars and water; bring to a boil over medium heat, stirring constantly. Cook and stir until candy thermometer reads 290° (soft-crack stage). Remove from the heat and stir in baking soda.
- Pour over sesame seeds in pan. Sprinkle with remaining sesame seeds; gently press with a spatula. Cool. Break into pieces. Store in an airtight container. Yield: 1-1/4 pounds.
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an undersea mountain chain where new ocean floor is produced; a divergent plate boundary.
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The Africa Berlin International Conference (ABIC) which in collaboration with Humboldt University, Berlin, provides a forum for research and debate on Africa's developmental challenges invites paper for a conference to discuss peace, security and sustainable development in Africa. The idea is to have a closer look at the relationship between peace, security and sustainable development in Africa. Some set of normative theoretical questions that arise from this relationship are: First, the question about the normativity of social arrangements or structures from the point of view of social reality. This makes peace a social contract that gets locked into a cognitive and theoretical framework of harmonizing expectations between parties or enabling parties to predict each others responses. The second question, which leads directly back to the first, is about the extent to which theories of security, have to draw on existing empirical evidence and experience regarding the functioning of differing institutional arrangements, in order to avoid merely issuing normative demands of peace in a vacuum. The third question is about how the absence of antagonistic conflicts (security) enables sustainable development. In other words, when associated expectations of people are met in a society, there is a social order (security) that enables prosperity and sustains development.
The conference holds on 27th – 31st August, 2012 at 13a Phillipstr, Faculty of Agriculture and Horticulture, Humboldt University, Berlin, Germany.
All scholars and graduate students of all disciplines are eligible to apply with a submission of an abstract (maximum of 250 words). The deadline of application is March 31st, 2012, and the extended deadline is April 14, 2012. The abstract should include the paper title, the author's name, address, telephone number, email address, institutional affiliation and about 5 key words. Authors are allowed to select one or two subject areas where their papers fit in. Full length papers must be submitted by July 30th, 2012. Abstracts and full papers must be submitted by electronic mail to:
Submitted papers will be peer-reviewed and selected papers will be published in book form.
Among the topics to be examined are:
• The use of Science and Technology in ensuring and enhancing security
• The War against Corruption
• Democracy and Peace
• Credible Elections
• Preventing Electoral Violence
• Theater as tool of development
• Law, Peace and Security
• Development Strategies for Africa
• Film as Medium of Mobilization and Education
• Africa's Millennium Development Goals
• The Role of Formal and Informal Education in Conflict Prevention.
A registration fee of 120 Euros will be paid(for conference materials and a copy of conference proceeding).


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Parents say the InGenuity Smart & Quiet Portable Swing lives up to its name with near-noiseless operation and easy portability. Many note the convenience of the swing-away toy bar. Generous padding and strong battery life also win raves. Complaints are scarce, but so are reviews compared to more established models.Safety
Safe and stable. The InGenuity Smart & Quiet Portable Swing features a five-point harness and padding for small infants, including a head support pillow. There are two recline positions. Reviewers say the swing is extremely easy to set up, and several say it feels more stable than comparable travel swings. The swing is recommended for use from birth until 25 pounds.ProsQuiet, Long battery life, Folds for easy travel, Plush, comfortable fabric, Swing-away toy barConsMay be too low for some
Quiet and portable. Reviewers praise the InGenuity Smart & Quiet Portable Swing's quiet operation and range of music and sounds, which they say are soothing and high quality. The swing has adjustable volume. There are five swing speeds and a timer. Though a couple of parents note that the swing is very low to the ground, they like that the toy bar swings out of the way, allowing easier access to their babies. The toy bar features a plush hanging animal, which at least one parent says is underwhelming. All users agree that the swing seems comfortable and plush, and all praise its small footprint. It folds easily for travel and storage.
Long battery life. The InGenuity Smart & Quiet Portable Swing has removable, washable padding. It does not convert to a bouncer or any type of seat. The swing only takes batteries, but reviewers are satisfied with battery life, which the manufacturer bills as three times that of comparable swings. Reports of quality issues are sparse, though one owner says the swing stopped working after just a few uses. It comes with a one-year limited warranty.
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Review Credibility: Very Good The InGenuity Smart & Quiet Portable Swing earns an overall rating of 4.9 out of 5 stars in a handful of reviews on Amazon.com. Reviews are uniformly positive, praising the swing's small footprint, relaxing music, good battery life, modern look, soft padding and quiet operation. Owners also like that it's an affordable option and has a smaller footprint than full-size swings.
Bright Starts Ingenuity Smart and Quiet Portable Swing, Contributors to Buzzillions.com, As of March 2013
Review Credibility: Very Good In about 10 reviews on Buzzillions.com, the InGenuity Smart & Quiet Portable Swing gets an overall rating of 4.8 stars out of 5. Owners like its slim profile and easy-to-store fold. They also say it's quiet, sturdy and safe. All of the reviews are highly positive, with no cons noted.
InGenuity by Bright Starts Smart & Quiet Swing, Contributors to BuyBuyBaby.com, As of March 2013
Review Credibility: Very Good A few reviewers on BuyBuyBaby.com give the InGenuity Smart & Quiet Portable Swing an average of 3.4 out of 5. Owners say the swing is lightweight, soothing and doesn't eat batteries. One notes that bigger babies have to be positioned correctly for it to work, and another says the swing suddenly stopped working after a few uses.
Ingenuity Smart & Quiet Portable Swing, Editors of Pregnancy & Newborn magazine, Not dated
Review Credibility: Good This thorough review praises the InGenuity Smart & Quiet Portable Swing's small footprint and slim-to-store profile. It also praises the movable toy bar, quiet operation, five-point harness, soothing music, soft fabric and strong battery life. However, it does not note any cons or compare the swing to any other models.
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