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What: Shares of Support.com (NASDAQ: SPRT ) have risen 20% today after the company beat earnings expectations. Investors also seem happy that the company's CFO is leaving, because there's nothing else in the report that appears to justify this much optimism.
So what: Support.com reported revenue of $20.1 million and earnings of $0.07 per share for the second quarter, against Wall Street's consensus of $20.0 million and $0.05 per share. The company's bottom-line beat was respectable, but looking forward, Support.com now expects third-quarter revenue in the $21 million to $22.5 million range, and adjusted EPS of $0.03 to $0.05. Neither number pops -- analysts had modeled $21.5 million in revenue and $0.06 in EPS, so the bottom-line softness is a bit troubling.
Support.com also announced that CFO Shelly Schaffer will be stepping down to work with Simply Hired in the fall, and will be staying on only until the end of the fiscal third quarter.
Now what: Support.com's got a high triple-digit P/E at the moment, as its earnings finally nudged into positive territory this year after spending years dawdling in negative territory. However, it seems that today's pop attaches a little too much excitement to what seems to be relatively modest progress. Shares have now doubled over the past year. How much more momentum is left?
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In a major victory for broadcasters, the Second Circuit Court of Appeals has affirmed a preliminary injunction against ivi, Inc., a company that streams television programming live and over the Internet. The appeals court ruled that its service likely infringes the copyrights of major broadcasters like NBC, ABC, and FOX, which had filed suit to keep the new technology offline.
While ivi's service is certainly groundbreaking, it came up against a significant roadblock—the U.S. Copyright Act. The appeals court rejected the company's argument that is a "cable system" under § 111 of the Copyright Act. This provision allows cable systems to publicly perform and retransmit signals of copyrighted television programming to its subscribers under a compulsory license.
The Second Circuit acknowledged that the statutory text of the Copyright Act is unclear as to whether a service that retransmits television programming live and over the Internet constitutes a cable system. However, it ultimately concluded that Congress did not intend for § 111's compulsory license to extend to Internet transmissions. It pointed specifically to the legislative history, noting that if Congress had intended to extend § 111's compulsory license to Internet retransmissions, it would have done so expressly.
The appeals court also agreed that ivi's Internet streaming service would cause irreparable harm to broadcasters. The opinion states:
The absence of a preliminary injunction would encourage current and prospective retransmission rights holders, as well as other Internet services, to follow ivi's lead in retransmitting plaintiffs' copyrighted programming without their consent. The strength of plaintiffs' negotiating platform and business model would decline. The quantity and quality of efforts put into creating television programming, retransmission and advertising revenues, distribution models and schedules -- all would be adversely affected.
This, of course, is not the only copyright infringement case currently pending that involves streaming television online. Aereo is currently fighting broadcasters to keep its new service up and running. As we have previously discussed on this IP law blog, Aereo takes broadcast television signals for the New York-area television stations and retransmits them over the Internet to Aereo subscribers using high-tech "rabbit ears" antennas. That case is also headed to the Second Circuit Court of Appeals.
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Conservative MP Richard Bacon: Cameron went too far
Tony Wright MP: Can I say one more thing, you played the clips from PMQs just now and I thought, it was a very excitable session so … but I think the bit where David Cameron shouldn't have gone which is where he said there were questions of integrity about the PM – and I know that we play these games about accusing people of lacking integrity, but I think actually that is going too far because there's no evidence at all that Gordon Brown knew anything about this.
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Q&A: Iowa Cheerleader Onazi 'Oz' Agbese
February 4th, 2014| by Lost Lettermen
During the early moments of last Tuesday's Michigan State-Iowa game, ESPN viewers were treated to the sight of a male Hawkeyes cheerleader going absolutely nuts when Iowa broke a 2-minute, 20-second scoring drought to start the game.
That cheerleader is Onazi "Oz" Agbese, a fifth-year senior whose passion and energy has become a common occurrence at Hawkeyes sporting events since he joined the cheer squad during the 2010-2011 academic year. He's a bit of a cult hero in Iowa City, complete with a Facebook fan page that champions his finest qualities as a person and a cheerleader.
Lost Lettermen managing editor Chris Mahr spoke to Agbese about how he wound up at Iowa, what made him join the cheerleading team, what it's been like to "go viral" and how it's shaped the path he wants to travel after graduation.
Lost Lettermen: What made you want to go to Iowa?
Onazi "Oz" Agbese: I grew up in Waterloo, which is about 90 miles north of Iowa City. I got a really good academic scholarship to Iowa, and when I went on a football gameday visit during the fall of my senior year in 2008, I thought, "This is the place for me."
LL: How did you wind up joining the cheerleading team?
OA: On my dorm room floor freshman year, there was a guy who was getting guys to try out for the team the following year. There were a lot of seniors on the team when I was a freshman, so there weren't a lot of guys coming back. Initially I decided not to do it, but my friends did. The next year I went to an open gym, where they got guys to do tumbles and stunts to see if you liked it. I really enjoyed it, plus I was comfortable going in knowing people (on the team).
LL: What do they look for in male cheerleaders?
OA: They want guys who did sports in high school who aren't D-I athletes but want to stay in shape (Agbese was a football player, wrestler and competitive weightlifter in Waterloo). One way they ask guys to join is, "Do you like lifting weights? Do you like girls? Well, how would you like to lift girls?"
LL: At what point do you recall those in the Iowa community starting to sit up and take notice of who you were?
OA: Probably a few months after starting my sophomore year. Every year except this last I've been the only African American on the team, which made me more recognizable. People who I never met before knew my name because they knew me as the "black cheerleader at Iowa" or the "jacked black cheerleader at Iowa."
LL: What has been the collective reaction to your over-the-top intensity?
OA: It's all positive things, like "You always get me hyped up" or "It's good having you around." It's gotten to the point where, by my second year (on the team), people were asking me, "Haven't you graduated? It's like you've been around for years."
LL: How much of your in-game intensity is natural for you and how much of it do you play up for your role as cheerleader?
OA: I get that energy from within and just want to put it out there. It's a show, it's fun and it's part of my job. I love doing it.
LL: The shot of you during the Michigan State game was the first time your profile was raised to a national level. How did your reaction come about?
OA: I normally react in a very big way. What was big about the Michigan State game is that every year at the Big Ten tournament since I've been on the squad, Michigan State has knocked us out. I was really excited for that game, even at that very first basket. You're supposed to be on the whole entire time, and it was a long buildup of excitement since we hadn't scored yet.
LL: According to your Twitter profile, you're "working every day to be a collegiate strength coach." How did that career goal come about?
OA: I've always been interested in athletics and coaching people but was told that I wouldn't make any money. I started out as a chemistry major so that I could go work for the local John Deere company in Waterloo after graduating.
The summer after my sophomore year, I was talking to my high school wrestling coach, and he asked me, "What do you like to do? Not what you think is going to make you money, what do you like to do?" I realized the time I enjoy most is either cheering or weightlifting, and he told me I should be a strength and conditioning coach. So I switched majors to exercise science.
LL: What's the next step in realizing that goal?
OA: In order to be a collegiate strength coach, you need a master's degree and/or be a graduate assistant to get coaching experience. Since there are so many people that want that job, it's all about who you know so you can get your foot in the door. It's been great having those connections from high school (Agbese's weightlifting coach was also an assistant strength coach at Northern Iowa) and meeting the strength coaches at Iowa.
LL: Would you want to stay in Iowa as you pursue this next step?
OA: I really want to get my master's degree from the University of Delaware. They have a really big exercise science program out there and really great coaches. It'd be nice to get out of Iowa, spread my wings and get away from home a little bit. I'll hear from them once I get my GRE scores back this month.
LL: How would you like things to play out the rest of your senior year and how would you like to best be remembered?
OA: The ideal way for it to end would be to make the men's NCAA tournament. I've cheered at three women's tournaments but never a men's tournament. It'd be great if years from now people could say, "Do you remember Oz?" or "That guy has energy like Oz."
I bring the energy because it's college. After it's over, everyone looks at you like you're weird if you're on your feet screaming and jumping.


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9 Ways to Connect With Your Spouse During a Family VacationKrishann Briscoe
With spring break just around the corner and summer vacation just a few months away, many families are in vacation planning mode. While couples time is nice, the reality is that for most parents, vacations are something shared with the entire family. Even so, there are ways that you and your spouse can still "connect" and enjoy quality time together even with the little ones around. You might have to be a little creative or forgo an hour or two of sleep, but in the end, hopefully you travel back home with a host of memories not just made with your children but also with each other. Keep reading for 9 ways to connect with your spouse while on a family vacation.
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Swap Stories 2 of 10It is amazing the new things you can learn about each other when in a different setting. A city's landmark or cuisine can bring a past experience to mind and result in your spouse taking a trip down memory lane.
Be a Team 3 of 10Working together is definitely a way to deepen your connection with your spouse. When you are away from home sometimes you rely more on each other, especially when in a place you are both unfamiliar with. Whether it is looking up restaurants or gas stations to make a "potty stop" during your drive to the hotel or mapping out what you will do after you leave your Aunt and Uncle's place, it is a chance for you to work together to ensure the trip is enjoyable.
Get Close 4 of 10Ok, so unfortunately the penthouse suite was not in your budget. Instead you got a tiny room with double beds or you're all rooming in the guest bedroom at your Aunt's house. While close quarters might encourage you to get out and explore, it also might motivate you to get close. A tiny bed means you have to cuddle, right?
Say Cheese! 5 of 10Ask a passerby to take a photo of you two and the family and then one of just the two of you, or take a selfie. Document your children but also document the two of you. One day it will be fun to look back at old albums and see photos of the both of you way back when.
Wake Up Early/Stay Up Late 6 of 10You might be tired from the drive or flight, but take advantage of the excitement that often comes from being away from home. No dishes, no chores, just family time. Wake up a little earlier than you normally would. Sip on coffee before the kids wake up while reading reviews of local restaurants or tourist attractions you might want to visit, or stay up late and order dessert via room service. Or if you are staying with a family member, see if they will babysit long enough for you two to hit the town for the evening and check out the city's night life.
Enjoy a Guilty Pleasure Together 7 of 10Vacation tends to be the time when you get to break the rules. The diet takes a break and you take everything in, including the local cuisine. Have a favorite food or always wanted to try something? Don't worry about how fattening it is and savor it together.
Listen to Music 8 of 10Surprise them by downloading some of their favorite music on the iPod. If you are on a road trip, you can listen to it in the car. Eventually, perhaps after the 100th "Are we there yet?", the children will pass out. Turn off the Yo Gabba Gabba CD and consider it your chance to play a special, more grownup musical selection.
Pack Their Favorite Snack 9 of 10You packed plenty of snacks for the kids in case they get hungry but consider packing some of his or her favorite treats, too. Or pack a favorite magazine if snacking isn't really their thing.
Have Fun! 10 of 10Make the fact that you took time off of work and spent the money to travel worth it. Knowing that you had fun will be rewarding for your spouse. You will be back to your daily routines before you know it. Live in the moment and make the most of your time together. Who knows when the next vacation will be?
What kinds of things do you do to connect with you spouse even while traveling with your children?
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When you go into the Wii Menu, try turning your Wiimote completely sideways or away from the sensor and try to move your Classic Controller Pro's Left Joystick. The blue "1P" hand can be controlled by the connected Wii Classic Controller Pro. (If nothing happens, your Wiimote is still moving the hand, try moving until can gain control with Classic Controller Pro | Or the Classic Controller Pro really doesn't work).
You can also check the back of the Game Case and at the Right Top Corner, if it doesn't show a Classic Controller Symbol, its not compatible.
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This event was held at the Halifax Hall venue in Sheffield on 11th & 12th November 2014 and was organised in partnership with Sheffield Children's NHS Foundation Trust and the University of Sheffield.
Our characteristic genomics events have traditionally taken research based Next Generation Sequencing applications and brought them into a clinical diagnostics theme so that groups from both backgrounds can discuss new areas of collaborations and network together. At this second winter conference, we brought together groups from both of these backgrounds to discuss not just the usual bottlenecks in NGS but also the cutting edge discoveries in the popular application areas such as whole genome, exome, and RNA sequencing. An emphasis was also placed on data quality with presentations showing the quality aspects across laboratories. Data analysis also was addressed with some unique and novel insights.
The recurring positive feedback from attendees to our previous NGS events has highlighted the networking opportunities which have resulted in productive collaborations. The intimate atmosphere of our Sheffield NGS conference provided a relaxed setting for informal networking to take place. This hopefully enabled research, diagnostics & commercial organizations to discuss and exchange ideas, expertise and set up collaborations to improve their current research, products and services.
Day 1
08.30 – 09.15: Registration, Coffee and Networking
09.15 – 09.30: OPENING by Prof Richard Jones, Pro-Vice Chancellor for Research and Innovation, University of Sheffield
09.45 – 10.15: Dr Ann Dalton, Consultant Clinical Director, Sheffield Children's NHS Foundation Trust
Realising the clinical potential of Next Generation sequencing
10.15– 10.50: TECHNOLOGY WORKSHOP – Standardising your clinical dry lab by Dr Zhenyu Xu, Sophia Genetics
10.50 – 11.20: Refreshments, Exhibitions and Networking
11.20 – 11.50: Dr Simon Patton, Director at European Molecular Genetics Quality Network
Good or bad sequencing data? Setting a benchmark for the quality of diagnostic NGS in the lab
11.50 – 12.20: Prof Magnus Rattray, Computational & Systems Biology, University of Manchester
Uncovering the mechanisms of transcription by integrating RNA-Seq and ChIP-Seq time course data
12.20 – 13.00: TECHNOLOGY WORKSHOP – NGS Sample to Insight: Intuitive and comprehensive end-to-end preparation, analysis, and biological interpretation of NGS Data by Dr Tim Bonnert, Qiagen
13.00 – 14.00: Lunch, Exhibitions and Networking
14.00 – 14.30: Prof Jacqui Shaw, Professor of Translational Cancer Genetics, University of Leicester
NGS analysis of circulating tumour DNA in patients with breast cancer
14.30 – 15.00: Dr Mike Quail, Sequencing R&D, Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute
Sequencing at Sanger in the year 2014
15.00 – 15.40: TECHNOLOGY WORKSHOP – The Use of Standards in NGS: How Do You Manage Variability in Next Generation Sequencing? by Dr Sarah Leigh Brown, Cambridge Institute Genomics Core, Cancer Research. Sponsored by Horizon Diagnostics
15.40 – 16.10: Refreshments, Exhibitions and Networking
16.10 – 16.40: Dr Mick Watson, Director of ARK-Genomics, The Roslin Institute, University of Edinburgh
Studying the microbiome: technologies, applications and pitfalls
16.40 – 17.10: Dr Bhupinder Bhullar, Lab Head, Developmental Molecular Pathways, Novartis
Clinical genomics for next generation drug discovery
17.10 – 17.40: Dr Sterghios Moschos, Director, Westminster Genomic Services, University of Westminster
Storing the Terrabytes; A case-study how-to
19.00: Networking Dinner (by prior booking only)
Day 2
9.00 – 9.30: Dr Anneke Seller, Scientific Advisor, Health Education England Lead Consultant Clinical Scientist, Oxford Molecular Diagnostics Centre, Oxford University Hospitals NHS Trust
Genomic Medicine and workforce transformation; a strategy for building bioinformatic capacity and capability in the NHS
9.30 – 10.00: Prof Mark Blaxter, Evolutionary Genomics, University of Edinburgh
NGS and NTD: using high throughput sequencing for neglected tropical disease
10.00 – 10.30: Refreshments, Exhibitions and Networking
10.30 – 11.05: TECHNOLOGY WORKSHOP – Enriching nucleic acids for NGS analysis of gene expression, SNPs, CNVs, alternative splicing, gene fusions and more by Dr Joe Don Heath, NuGEN
11.05 – 11.35: Dr Steve Abbs, Director, East Anglian Medical Genetics Service, Addenbrooke's Hospital, Cambridge
GEMINI – Clinical Exome sequencing in a Clinical Diagnostic Lab
11.35 – 12.35: PANEL DISCUSSION on NGS Platforms – Dr Mike Quail, Prof Neil Hall and Dr Mick Watson led by Darren Grafham
12.35 – 13.40: Lunch, Exhibitions and Networking
13.40 – 14.15: TECHNOLOGY WORKSHOP – Addressing Challenges in Microbiome DNA Analysis: A Method for Selective Enrichment of Microbial DNA from Contaminating Vertebrate Host DNA by Dr Adam Peltan, New England BioLabs
14.15 – 14.45: Dr James Bradford, Molecular Oncology, University of Sheffield
Tumour and host transcriptome profiling of patient derived tumour models across multiple cancer types using RNA-Seq
14.45 – 15.20: Refreshments, Exhibitions and Networking
15.20 – 15.50: Prof Neil Hall, Functional and Comparative Genomics, University of Liverpool
Microbial Genomics using Next Generation Sequencing
15.50 – 16.20: Dr Miika Ahdesmaki, Principal Informatics Scientist, AstraZeneca
Scalable and reproducible NGS data analysis using open source pipelines
16.20 – 16.50: Dr Eran Elhaik, Bioinformatics Hub, University of Sheffield
Reaching the Holy Grail of Biogeography– from Genome to Home Village with NGS data
16.50 – 17.00: Closing Remarks
Sophia Genetics, a European leader in Data Driven Medicine, brings together expertise in clinical genetics, bioinformatics, machine learning, and genomic privacy. Based in Switzerland, we are known for our high medical standards and Swiss precision when it comes to accuracy and quality management. Sophia Genetics offers health professionals who perform clinical genetic testing bioinformatics analysis, quality assurance, and secure banking of patient DNA sequence data generated by NGS. Sophia Genetics helps clinical laboratories to reduce the cost, overcome complexity and fulfill quality constraints related to the use of NGS in the clinic. www.sophiagenetics.com
Integrated DNA Technologies (IDT) is a leader in the manufacture and development of products for the research and diagnostic life science market. The largest supplier of custom nucleic acids in the world, IDT serves academic research, biotechnology, and pharmaceutical development communities.
IDT products support a wide variety of applications, including next generation sequencing (NGS), DNA amplification, SNP detection, microarray analysis, expression profiling, gene quantification, and synthetic biology. Platform-independent NGS products and services are available in addition to DNA and RNA oligonucleotides, qPCR assays, siRNA duplexes, and custom gene synthesis. Individually-synthesized xGen™ Lockdown™ Probes enable improved target capture. IDT also manufactures custom adaptors, fusion primers, Molecular Identifier tags (MIDs), and other workflow oligonucleotides for NGS. A TruGrade™ processing service is also available to reduce oligonucleotide crosstalk during multiplex NGS.
Serving over 80,000 life sciences researchers, IDT is widely recognized as the industry leader in custom oligonucleotide manufacture due to its unique capabilities. IDT pioneered the use of high throughput quality control (QC) methods and is the only oligonucleotide manufacturer to offer purity guarantees and 100% QC. Every oligonucleotide is analyzed by mass spectrometry and purified oligonucleotides receive further analysis by CE and HPLC. The company maintains an engineering division dedicated to advancing synthesis, processing technology, and automation. An in-house machine shop provides rapid prototyping and custom part design/control. Additionally, IDT offers unrivalled customer support, receiving approximately 100,000 calls annually with an average wait time of only 8 seconds.
A dedicated GMP manufacturing facility for molecular diagnostics provides oligonucleotides for In Vitro Diagnostic Devices (IVDs) or Analyte Specific Reagents (ASRs) for Laboratory-Developed Tests (LDTs). This manufacturing process is customer-defined and controlled, and facilitates progression from research to commercialization.
Cambridge Bioscience is a leading distributor of life science products with a passion for bringing new and exciting technologies to researchers. Working with over 50 specialist suppliers around the world, we offer an innovative, extensive and diverse range of high quality products, services and instruments supporting research in the areas of next-generation sequencing, exosomes, molecular biology, epigenetics, cell culture, cell analysis and much more. Cambridge Bioscience – A Great Choice For Life Science Research.
Diagenode Corporation is a global Epigenetic company and Diagnostics assay manufacturer based in Liège, Belgaum and Denville, NJ, USA. Diagenode offers the most comprehensive range of Epigenetic products in the world, amongst its product portfolio are the famous Bioruptor® Shearing devices, Premium® and Blueprint® antibodies, IP-Star® automated workstations and many reagents.
From Diagenode's founding in 2003 in Liège as a local Biotechnology startup, the company has expanded rapidly. Diagenode has opened its US branch in 2006 and developed a distribution and partnering network across the entire world with strong anchorages in Japan and other Asia-Pacific countries. Diagenode has been profitable since its creation. The company planned to develop extensively its range of innovative products in both the Epigenetics and Infectious diseases markets. In October 2013, Diagenode's headquarters have moved into a brand new facility near to the Univeristy of Liège's campus.
New England Biolabs (NEB) manufactures reagents for molecular biology and is a global market leader in the supply of restriction enzymes, polymerases, modifying enzymes and DNA ladders. The NEB offering includes a range of PCR reagents, E.coli expression systems, competent cells, reagents for epigenetics research and kits and modules for next generation sequencing.
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VH Bio has recently agreed to an exclusive UK and ROI distribution partnership with Enzymatics, who are a leading producer of reagents, kits and assays for life science research and applied science customers worldwide. Their reagents, which set the standard for high purity, have been an integral part of sequencing since 2006 and as such have positioned Enzymatics as the premier consumable partner across the sequencing industry – from the major platform manufacturers to the end users of these revolutionary technologies.
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NuGEN Technologies has revolutionized NGS sample preparation with novel approaches that allow life science researchers to mine genomic information from a broad range of sample types with the flexibility of varying input amounts down to a single cell. NuGEN's methods encompass a breadth of NGS applications including strand-specific RNA-Seq, target enrichment of DNA and RNA, Methyl-Seq, ChIP-Seq and more, all employed in rapid and simple workflows.
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Genotypic tumor profiling is becoming increasingly routine in the battle against cancer, and next generation sequencing (NGS) is offering a way to quickly and affordably establish baseline tumor genetics. Platforms such as MiSeq™ and Ion Torrent™ are increasingly used to interrogate tumors using pre-defined cancer panels such as Ampliseq™ or Truseq™. The range of steps involved in a NGS workflow, combined with the sheer number of biomarkers being screened, has the potential to create unprecedented levels of variability. In order to generate results with confidence, it is therefore important to manage potential workflow variability from sample extraction and sample selection through to sequencing and variant calling.
In response to the growing number of scientists using NGS instruments to study tumor genetics, Horizon Diagnostics has developed a range of Quantitative Multiplex Reference Standards for general use. These highly defined reference standard contain engineered endogenous mutations, each calibrated by digital PCR to a chosen allelic frequency ranging between 0.5% and 25%.
Source BioScience is one of Europe's leading providers of commercial sequencing offering services on the most prominent next generation sequencing platforms including the Illumina MiSeq and HiSeq.
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I arranged a dinner swap at my school. There were 3 families per group and I also had a list of "subs." On Sunday I would prepare 3 of the same dinners for the week.
I arranged a dinner swap at my school. There were 3 families per group and I also had a list of "subs." On Sunday I would prepare 3 of the same dinners for the week. The dinners could be "ready to go" like BLT wraps, something that just needed to be heated up like meatballs. or something that would take 30-45 min. to cook like a meatloaf. We just provided the main dish and fixings if they were needed for the meal (cheese for tacos, rolls for burgers etc.) On Monday I would leave work with 2 meals that I didn't have to worry about for the week along with the one at home that I had prepared for the swap. Materials Needed:
We used "Don't Panic, Dinner is in the Freezer" for many of our recipes. We also utilized online blogs and website for dinner recipes that could be made ahead of time, frozen or partially prepared. We had a "No Casserole" rule. We completed a questionnaire so we could be clear about likes and dislikes,allergies etc. About 6 weeks after starting everyone had a chance to submit the names of meals that didn't work for their family and dinners that families loved. If a meal was mentioned as a "didn't work" it wouldn't be made again. How this tip has helped:
Not having to worry about what I was making for dinner took a lot of pressure off of me at the end of a work day. I would schedule my late school days on the days I had a dinner ready to go. This also helped me make the most of my time on those late days because I knew I could stay late and still get dinner on the table for my family. Less guilt:) Other Information:
We used subs when someone wasn't able to participate due to illness or busy family weekends. The subs were people who couldn't commit to doing swap every week but were up for participating from time to time.
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TRC is a national engineering consulting and construction management firm providing integrated services to the energy, environmental and infrastructure markets. They serve a broad range of clients in government and industry, implementing complex projects from initial concept to operations.
TRC has 2400+ employees spread over 70 offices and has two data centers in Arizona and New Jersey to handle the network load. Their environment consists of 40 to 50 domain controllers, 400+ Web servers, several Cisco devices (firewalls, IPS, switches, routers, etc.), ERP, Microsoft Exchange Server, Microsoft Share- Point, virtual machines, thousands of desktops (Windows, Linux) SAN storage and other business critical hardware. Their network operations team has to ensure 100% connectivity and uninterrupted functioning of their data centers and offices. As a public company, TRC's network operations team also has an additional responsibility of collecting, retaining, and reviewing terabytes of audit trail logs, generated by their network infrastructure, to support IT process controls of Section 404 of the Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX) Act.
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After evaluating several solutions in the market like GFI, Orion, and others, TRC finally chose EventLog Analyzer as their appropriate solution. One of the most critical requirements for TRC was to provide their auditors with comprehensive SOX audit reports based on management assessment of internal control. EventLog Analyzer lets TRC collect, retain and review terabytes of audit trail log data from all sources to support IT process controls of Section 404, Sarbanes-Oxley Act. These logs form the basis of the internal controls that provide enterprises like TRC with the assurance that financial and business information is factual and accurate. EventLog Analyzer's SOX reports cover sections 302 (a)(5)(A), 302 (a)(4)(C), 302 (a)(4)(B), 302 (a)(4)(A), 302 (a)(4)(D), 302 (a)(5)(B), 302 (a)(6)
EventLog Analyzer also met with their other critical requirements, including:
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Published 1/29/2014 (all press releases for this day)
DETAILS: In keeping with the Chief of Police's message to the community, "Working toward a Safer, Stronger Community," the Oxnard Police Department has put together tips to assist residents and help improve public safety throughout the City of Oxnard.
"There are small steps that we can all take to avoid becoming victims of crime and improve public safety. These tips will be released on a monthly basis, as we launch our 'Operation Safer and Stronger' series that will address current trends occurring citywide," said Jeri Williams, chief of police.
The Oxnard Police Department is introducing a new Public Awareness and Crime Prevention Series to create a better community for all of us. These monthly crime prevention public service announcements are meant to increase awareness in Oxnard and to inform and empower our community members to minimize the likelihood of them becoming victims of a crime.
The Oxnard Police Department would like to ask the public to remember that crime prevention begins at home and with each individual person in our community. This embraces the idea of empowering our community members and does not solely depend on police for crime prevention. In most cases, people only call the police after an incident has occurred. Community members should not shy away from calling prior to an incident to ask about crime prevention tips or to report any and all suspicious activity. For more information, contact Crime Prevention Detective Crystal Walker at the Oxnard Police Department (805)385-7668 or email@example.com
In January, we are focusing on preventing stolen vehicles and what to do in the event your vehicle is taken.
In the first two weeks of 2014 (compared to 2013) we have seen an increase in stolen vehicles throughout the City. The vehicles being targeted are '90 – '97 Honda and Toyota sedans. Although this increase may appear alarming, in comparison to cities of comparable size, in California, Oxnard has a lower than average auto theft rate (Federal Bureau of Investigation UCR, 2012.)
Below are tips to assist with preventing vehicle thefts.
In addition to the no cost tips above, there are additional steps that can be done, to deter vehicle theft. Community members can also install a vehicle tracking and location system that can be activated after the vehicle is reported stolen, and is a valuable tool in locating a stolen vehicle. Some systems have a GPS that can pinpoint near exact location while others identify an area.
Community members can also install anti-theft devices that can be attached to the steering wheel/column or brake pedal and make it difficult to drive away (Oxnard Police Department has a limited number of steering wheel locks available, free of charge, to owners of the above mentioned vehicles. (To obtain a steer wheel lock, contact Detective Crystal Walker). Also found useful, owners can install power cut-off switches that disconnect the battery and provide a major hurdle for car thieves. Two other options that directly relate to recovery are contacting a company that will etch your VIN on your windows in case of theft or spraying microdots carrying the VIN all over the vehicle. These "dots" (also known as microdots) can be etched with your VIN number and can be useful should your VIN plates be removed.
The police department encourages anyone with information about any criminal incident to call 911 or (805) 385-7740 from any phone. Spanish translators are available for Spanish speaking persons who call to report a crime. Those wishing to remain anonymous can call the Violent Crimes Hotline at (805) 982-7070, Ventura County Crime Stoppers at (800) 222-8477 or visit www.venturacountycrimestoppers.org to submit a tip via text or email. In the event that you do return and find your vehicle broken into, call 911 and wait for police arrival. Try not to touch anything as officers can possibly obtain fingerprints or other evidence.
"We have had tremendous success with the heightened public awareness and report of suspicious activity, and this is helping us prevent crime. This month, calls from neighbors and community members have helped our officers make significant arrest of individuals responsible for home burglaries as well as others for illegal activity in our community. Together, let's continue to build on our efforts to create a Safer and Stronger Community," said Williams.
The Oxnard Police Department hopes that the heightened awareness brought about by this series provides a measure of ease to the community.
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Abbot of St. Omer, b. near Constance about 615; d. about 709. At an early age he entered the monastery of Luxeuil in France where, under the austere Rule of St. Columban, he prepared himself for his future missionary career. About the year 638 he set out, in company with two confrères, Mummolin and Ebertram, for the extreme northern part of France in order to assist his friend and kinsman, Bishop St. Omer , in the evangelization of the Morini. This country, now in the Department Pas-de-Calais, was then one vast marsh, studded here and there with hillocks and overgrown with seaweed and bulrushes. On one of these hillocks, Bertin and his companions built a small house whence they went out daily to preach the word of God among the natives, most of whom were still heathens. Gradually some converted heathens joined the little band of missionaries and a larger monastery had to be built. A tract of land called Sithiu had been donated to Omer by a converted nobleman named Adrowald. Omer now turned this whole tract over to the missionaries, who selected a suitable place on it for their new monastery. But the community grew so rapidly that in a short time this monastery also became too small and another was built where the city of St. Omer now stands. Shortly after Bertin's death it received the name of St. Bertin. Mummolin, perhaps because he was the oldest of the missionaries, was abbot of the two monasteries until he succeeded the deceased St. Eligius as Bishop of Noyon, about the year 659. Bertin then became abbot. The fame of Bertin's learning and sanctity was so great that in a short time more than 150 monks lived under his rule, among them St. Winnoc and his three companions who had come from Brittany to join Bertin's community and assist in the conversion of the heathen. When nearly the whole neighbourhood was Christianized, and the marshy land transformed into a fertile plain, Bertin, knowing that his death was not far off, appointed Rigobert, a pious monk, as his successor, while he himself spent the remainder of his life preparing for a happy death. Bertin began to be venerated as a saint soon after his death. His feast is celebrated on 5 September. In medieval times the Abbey of St. Bertin was famous as a centre of sanctity and learning. The "Annales Bertiniani" (830-882; Mon. Germ. Hist.: Script., I, 419-515) are important for the contemporary history of the West Frankish Kingdom. The abbey church, now in ruins, was one of the finest fourteenth-century Gothic edifices. In later times its library, archives, and art-treasures were renowned both in and out of France. The monks were expelled in 1791 and in 1799 the abbey and its church were sold at auction. The valuable charters of the abbey are published in Guérard, "Cartulaire de l'abbaye de St. Bertin" (Paris, 1841; appendix by Morand, ibid., 1861). The list of abbots is given in "Gallia Christiana nova", III, 485 sqq. See Laplane, "Abbés de St. Bertin" (St. Omer, 1854-55).
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CLEARWATER, Fla. - Freddie Freeman walked to home plate Wednesday with two outs in the third inning. Reid Brignac, the Phillies third baseman, jogged to the opposite side of the field. He positioned himself between second baseman Chase Utley and shortstop Jimmy Rollins, who occupied the center of the diamond.
The Phillies employed a defensive shift, and Freeman responded by slapping a pitch to left field for a single. This was not a momentous occasion, although manager Ryne Sandberg later revealed that his team would adopt a practice common elsewhere in baseball.
"It's something that's grown, and the information is there," Sandberg said. "Teams have had some success doing that, so that's something to think about and apply."


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AS A DEBT-COLLECTOR, John Leck Jr. worked to collect what others owed. But some debts can never be repaid. Leck, a man with no known criminal history, allegedly got himself into just such a debt early Sunday.
He's accused of driving drunk the wrong way on Interstate 95 near the Cottman Avenue exit about 3:15 a.m. and killing veteran Highway Patrol Officer Brian Lorenzo in a head-on collision.
The men were just a year apart in age — Leck is 47, Lorenzo was 48 — but they led very different lives. Lorenzo was a husband, a father of three, an avid motorcyclist and a 23-year veteran of the Philadelphia Police Department. Leck is single, drove a 2010 Audi A6 and lived with his mother in Levittown. Leck survived the accident and was in stable condition with a broken ankle and internal injuries. Lorenzo was pronounced dead at the scene.


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Like many of you, I'm tired of hearing about the success/failure of the initial public offering of Facebook Inc.
But like the 2011 Philadelphia Phillies, the odds-on favorite to win the World Series, 2012's most anticipated IPO was meant to be the match that would ignite the market for new equity issues. Given Facebook's face-plant from $38 to $28 in just two weeks, it's not looking good for IPO wannabes.
On May 23, CyOptics Inc., a Lehigh County maker of optical components, pulled its planned $100 million offering. Corsair Components Inc., a Fremont, Calif., maker of PC gaming hardware, shelved its $97 million IPO the next day.


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2012-13 Women's Basketball Headlines
July 16, 2013
2012-13 statistics of the year, by the numbers
Interesting statistics from the 2012-13 athletic year
July 9, 2013
2012-13 Athletics year in review
Take a look back at what happened during the 2012-13 athletic year
July 3, 2013
Falcons represented well on 2012-13 NAC Scholar-Athlete list
CUW had 169 student-athletes make the annual conference scholar-athlete list
June 11, 2013
2012-13 Stories of the Year (No. 3): Milestones set on January 19, 2013
Tiffany Hendrickson scores 1,000th point the same night CUW gains program's 500th victory
May 16, 2013
NAC releases All-Sportsmanship Awards for 2012-13 season
Falcons place 18 student-athletes on All-Sportsmanship Team
May 14, 2013
Falcon women finish second, men third in NAC All-Sports standings
Aurora wins both men's and women's All-Sports Awards
April 14, 2013
Dinner of Champions recognizes athletic greatness
Department of Athletics recognizes six athletic programs for their athletic excellence
March 11, 2013
CUW women's athletic teams lead NAC All-Sports Awards standings
Northern Athletics Conference standings are updated through the winter sports season
February 28, 2013
PODCAST: Women's Basketball season recap, Feb. 28, 2013
Head coach Stacey Brunner-Jones reflects on the 2012-13 season
February 26, 2013
Falcon stat of the week, by the numbers
Interesting statistics of the past week for track & field, women's basketball, men's lacrosse, wrestling and softball
February 26, 2013
Luethe earns First Team honors as NAC releases Women's Basketball awards
Three CUW players honored by conference
February 25, 2013
A season to remember for Hendrickson, Luethe
Women's Basketball duo surpasses 1,000 point mark during the season
February 23, 2013
Women's Basketball season ends with NAC Championship game defeat
CUW concludes 2012-2013 season with a 19-9 record
February 22, 2013
Fan bus offered for Women's Basketball game Saturday at Wisconsin Lutheran
Students needing a ride to Milwaukee can ride the fan bus for free
February 22, 2013
Falcon weekend preview, four teams competing for championships
Women's Basketball, Track & Field, Wrestling, Softball, Men's Tennis, and Men's LaCrosse all in action
February 22, 2013
Women's Basketball NAC Semifinal highlights
Falcons defeated Maranatha to advance to NAC Championships
February 21, 2013
Falcon stat of the week, by the numbers
Interesting statistics of the past week for track & field, basketball, hockey, wrestling, and softball.
February 21, 2013
Women's Basketball shuts down Crusaders, advances to NAC Championship
CUW will face Wisconsin Lutheran Saturday at 7 p.m.
February 20, 2013
Spot in NAC Championship game on the line for Women's Basketball
Falcons and Maranatha split the regular season series
February 19, 2013
Women's Basketball's NAC Tournament Semifinal game changed to Thursday
Falcons set to play Maranatha Baptist Bible College for the third time this season after splitting previous meetings
February 16, 2013
Women's Basketball runs past Rockford and into NAC Tournament Semifinals
Falcons will play Maranatha Thursday at 7 p.m.
February 15, 2013
Basketball senior memories
Falcon seniors reflect on their careers and what it has meant to them
February 13, 2013
Alverno takes control in final two minutes to down Women's Basketball
Falcons end season with two-straight losses, hosts Rockford College in NAC Tournament on Saturday at 7 p.m.
February 12, 2013
Women's Basketball hosts Alverno in Pink Game on Wednesday
Falcons finish the regular season looking to avenge early season loss to Inferno
February 9, 2013
Women's Basketball clinches No. 2 seed in NAC Tournament
Three Falcons score in double-figures, CUW drops anticipated matchup at Wisconsin Lutheran
February 8, 2013
CUW at WLC battle will highlight Saturday women's basketball action
Home court advantage for the NAC Tourney goes to the winner of Saturday's game.
February 5, 2013
Falcon women earn solo title as Luethe scores her 1000th point
February 4, 2013
Luethe named NAC Women's Basketball Student-Athlete of the Week
Junior forward helped Falcons to a pair of wins and at least a share of NAC North Division title
February 3, 2013
Falcon women host Marian Tuesday/ The Scouting Report
CUW will attempt to become solo champions of the NAC North when they host Marian on Tuesday
February 2, 2013
Falcon women battle past Rockford 53-42
The CUW women improved to 16-6 with a home win over Rockford, earning at least a tie for the 2012-13 NAC North Championship.
February 1, 2013
Rockford up next for CUW women/ The Scouting Report
CUW has won nine of their last ten games and a win over Rockford could move them one step closer to a NAC title.
January 29, 2013
CUW women get a BIG road win 71-53
Concordia defeated Maranatha to move one step closer to the NAC North title.
January 28, 2013
Falcon women travel to Maranatha Tuesday/ The Scouting Report
Tall hosts have shut down opponents' offenses.
January 26, 2013
CUW women dominate Concordia Chicago 72-51
CUW was in control from the outset on the way to an efficient win in the consolation game of the 62nd annual CIT today,
January 25, 2013
Ann Arbor women top CUW 74-52 in CIT matchup
The Falcons stayed close for twenty minutes before superior firepower carried the Cardinals to a first-round CIT win.
January 22, 2013
Falcon women gain control after halftime to defeat Raiders
January 22, 2013
Women's Basketball update, Jan. 22, 2013
CUWFalcons.com radio personality Nathan Kerner updates the women's basketball team's recent success on the court
January 21, 2013
Falcon basketball women host MSOE Tuesday/ The Scouting Report
First place CUW looks to stay focused when hosting MSOE Tuesday.
January 19, 2013
Concordia women's 500th also is the setting for Hendrickson's 1000th point
The First place Falcons got a variety of agenda items accomplished during a one-sided win over Dominican Saturday afternoon.
January 17, 2013
CUW women host Dominican on Saturday
Falcon program looks for 500th all-time win
January 16, 2013
CUW holds off Edgewood in first place thriller!
Concordia pulled out an exciting victory via late free throws to edge Edgewood Wednesday night.
January 16, 2013
Women's Basketball highlights, Jan. 16, 2013
CUW defeated Edgewood College, 63-59, in NAC play inside the R. John Buuck Field House on Jan. 16, 2013
January 15, 2013
Co-leaders in women's basketball battle Wednesday/ The Scouting Report
Edgewood and CUW, both 8-2, battle Wednesday night in the Buuck Fieldhouse.
January 12, 2013
Falcon women rout Aurora 81-60
CUW held onto first place in the NAC North by running away from host Aurora on the road Saturday afternoon.
January 10, 2013
Falcon women's basketball dominates Marian 61-39 on the Road
CUW retained first place in the NAC North with a convincing road win.
January 10, 2013
Aurora is next hurdle for CUW women/ The Scouting Report
Falcon basketball teams head to Aurora Saturday
January 8, 2013
Falcon BKB women travel to Marian Tonight/ The Scouting Report
The first place Falcons travel to Marian for a NAC matchup.
January 5, 2013
Falcon women look sharp in win over Benedictine
Concordia's defense set the tone and when the offense got into rythmn, it was fun to watch.
January 2, 2013
CUW hosts Benedictine Saturday/ The Scouting Report
Stacey-Brunner-Jones and her Falcons face another important test on saturday at home.
December 30, 2012
Huge first half leads CUW women to win over Colorado College
CUW built a 36- 6 halftime lead on the way to their victory over Colorado College this afternoon.
December 29, 2012
#3 Calvin defeats CUW women 67-54
Powerful Calvin, ranked third in the Nation, outscored CUW 67-54 in the first round of the Colorado College Tournament Saturday afternoon in Colorado Springs.
December 26, 2012
CUW women head to Colorado College Tourney/ The Scouting Report
Concordia Wisconsin (6-4) will face another major test when the Falcons battle mighty Calvin College on December 29th.
December 19, 2012
Eagle women power past frigid Falcons
UW-La Crosse stifled CUW's offense for the first 25 minutes of action in the process of eventually recording a 57-45 win
December 18, 2012
UW LaCrosse is next for women's basketball/ The Scouting Report
The Falcons travel to LaCrosse Wednesday evening for a non conference matchup with the Eagles.
December 17, 2012
2013 Concordia Invitational Tournament Information
Concordia University, Nebraska will host the 62nd annual Concordia Invitational Tournament (CIT) Jan. 25-26
December 15, 2012
Falcon women soar past Lakeland 60-36
CUW was tenacious down the stretch, scoring 27 of the game's final 32 points to upend the Muskies.
December 11, 2012
Crucial rematch at Lakeland for CUW women Saturday/ The Scouting Report
Both teams are 4-2 in the NAC heading into Saturday's rematch at Lakeland.
December 8, 2012
Crusaders STEAL a win from CUW women's basketball
A final possession steal and game-winning layup with two seconds remaining gave Maranatha a 52-50 win over Concordia Wisconsin.
December 6, 2012
Women face Raiders on the road and Crusaders at home/ Scouting Reports
Concordia Wisconsin travels to Milwaukee tonight to face winless MSOE before tackling undefeated Maranatha on Saturday.
December 6, 2012
Falcon women hand MSOE 65-42 defeat to take over first place
Concordia Wisconsin's defense was the key to an easy win over MSOE this evening.
December 4, 2012
Falcon women score decisive win over Edgewood
CUW controlled the game from start to finish on the way to a 61-48 victory.
December 3, 2012
CUW women's BKB faces crucial road test at Edgewood/ Scouting Report
The Falcons, 2-1 in conference play, travel to Edgewood (2-0) on Tuesday evening for an important early-season matchup.
December 1, 2012
CUW women defeat Concordia Chicago 66-59
Pressure free throw shooting down the stretch helped the Falcon women defeat Concordia Chicago.
November 30, 2012
Falcon women travel to CUC for Saturday basketball/ Scouting Report
Fresh off a decisive win over Lakeland, CUW wants to stay focused against the Cougars.
November 28, 2012
Falcon women control Lakeland 72-57
CUW led from start to finish in recording a solid victory over the Muskies.
November 26, 2012
Falcon women host Lakeland Wednesday/ Scouting Report
CUW women host arch-rival Lakeland on Wednesday at 7:00pm.
November 24, 2012
Alverno shoots down Falcon women 69-50
The hot-shooting Inferno surprised CUW, rolling to a 19 point win in Milwaukee.
November 24, 2012
Second period outburst by the Blugolds proves too much for Falcons
Six second frame goals by UW-Eau Claire set the Falcons behind immensely.
November 21, 2012
Falcon women travel to Alverno Saturday evening/Scouting Report
The NAC women's basketball season opens for CUW this weekend.
November 20, 2012
Luethe is NAC Player of the Week
CUW's Katie Luethe was named NAC Player of the Week
November 19, 2012
CUW's Tiffany Hendrickson succeeds on and off the court!
Tiffany Hendrickson has balanced academics and athletics at Concordia Wisconsin
November 19, 2012
Carroll women shut down CUW basketball 56-46
Katie Luethe was the only Falcon able to solve Carroll's defense during a 56-46 defeat Monday evening.
November 17, 2012
Falcon women use depth to defeat Beloit College
CUW struggled early but turned on the after-burners to defeat Beloit 77-62.
November 15, 2012
Basketball season previews, Nov. 15, 2012
Head coaches Stacey Brunner-Jones and Shawn Cassidy gave their perspectives on the upcoming season
November 14, 2012
ABC A Bronovan Company announces Holiday clothing store sale
Clothing and gear discounted with special promotional code
November 14, 2012
CUW opens at Beloit/ Scouting Report
The Concordia Wisconsin women's basketball team opens their season on the road Saturday afternoon at Beloit College
October 25, 2012
CUW Women's Basketball is both OLD and NEW
Concordia Wisconsin returns four of their five starters from last season's 16-11 squad.
October 23, 2012
Falcon women picked for first in pre-season hoops poll
Coaches gave Concordia Wisconsin the nod in the pre-season NAC North poll released today.
October 19, 2012
Women's Basketball team provides fish fry assistance
Falcon athletes were on the working end of a Wisconsin tradition last Friday night
September 10, 2012
Women's Basketball student-athletes complete Tough Mudder
Trio of student-athletes completed World's Toughest Event
August 9, 2012
Women's Basketball schedule released
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"Why don't you ever smile?" Elizabeth Ashley asks Talia Shire. The answer is obvious—there is nothing in this dreary movie to-smile about. Although it's billed as a romantic thriller, the thrill is gone once the only plot twist is revealed—which is instantly. In a discomfiting opening scene, Shire is sexually assaulted in her Brooklyn Heights apartment. The audience learns that her psychopathic lesbian neighbor, Ashley, is behind the attack, and the rest of the story is a drag as Shire and her police detective boyfriend, Joseph Cortese, painfully catch on. Shire, best known as Miss Godfather and Mrs. Rocky, does all she can with the thankless role of a timid woman fighting a stutter. Cortese is a handsome and pleasant new actor with an unfortunate first major role. But Ashley—normally a marvelously resourceful actress—is almost laughable here with her heavy-breathing mannerisms. The fault probably lies with first-time director Gordon Willis, a fine cinematographer (All the President's Men, Manhattan) who knows how to paint a picture but can't bring this one to life. (R)
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Emily Blunt thrilled with YSL campaign
Published 22/11/2011
Emily Blunt says it was "thrilling" to film the new campaign for Yves Saint Laurent fragrance Opium.
The British actress was announced as the new face of the iconic scent in September.
A behind-the-scenes teaser has been released ahead of the campaign's official debut in December.
The clip shows Emily leaving a party to hunt for the perfume.
"It was thrilling," Emily said in the behind-the-scenes video. "I was given a story to play, and for me as an actress that's very exciting. I'm not just posing or just trying to sell something."
The stunning star was delighted to work with the luxury fashion house. She has loved their work for a long time.
"For me, it's particularly exciting that it's YSL just because I've admired them for many years," she gushed.
"I have great respect for what the fashion house does."
Emily is a firm believer in the power of perfume. The beauty explained that different scents unlock different memories and emotions in people.
"I think really that's what I love most about it - it evokes so much for people. Everyone always says they've smelled something, and remember this beautiful memory they experienced maybe many years ago," she smiled.
"There's something very powerful about it."
However, there were some difficulties during filming. Emily was not used to being so active while wearing sky-scraper YSL heels.
"[I'm] on a mission, which is not that easy to do in really high heels!"she laughed.
"That's what Opium does to you - you suffer through it because you know you need it."
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Spent some time in Ft. Lauderdale this week for a work project. Unfortunately not near the water, but off of I595 between a stagnant canal and an office park. Some reflections:
A ton of Jersey Shore Alumni hanging around the airport. Thought I was in NJ with all of the Yankee hats and t-shirts. Oh, and accents.
A lot of family situations like where Jerry went to see his parents in Del Boca Vista, Phase 2.
Is the humidity and heat a trade off for snow and cold? I don't think so. It always gets warmer and the snow always melts.
The television weather heads were amping up the tropical storms while they were more than 3000 miles away. Reminds me of the snow hysteria during our winters.
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Kellie Pickler & Derek Hough Jam at Mark Ballas's Late-Night Concert
Originally posted 04/11/2013 06:00AM
They're pals even off the parquet!
After performing together on Dancing with the Stars this week, Kellie Pickler and pro Derek Hough enjoyed a night out with fellow DWTS pals (and Picker's husband Kyle Jacobs) at the Sayers Club in L.A.
The country star, in skinny black pants and a black sweater, spent most of her time with her hubby and a brunette friend – but then she was front and center as Mark Ballas took the stage (at 12:35 a.m.) for a seven-song concert. Pickler was spotted cheering and clapping along to the music, though by the fourth song or so, she seemed to be a bit tired and headed over to the tables where her dance partner Hough was watching the show.
Pickler caught the rest of the show at the table, sipping water from a bottle, before heading out with her hubby.
Heidi Montag & Spencer Pratt's 'Crazy' Night Out in Las Vegas
Originally posted 10/21/2012 02:00PM
The Hills are alive with the sound of club music!
Heidi Montag and Spencer Pratt celebrated the three year anniversary of Crazy Horse III Gentlemen's Club in Las Vegas on Friday night.
Montag – who hosted the event – arrived wearing skin-tight black leather shorts and a see-through black top.
Joined by husband Pratt, the former Hills costars sat at a VIP table where they toasted with Dom Perignon Champagne and Patrón shots.
"Heidi came to the club with a mission – to get her first ever lap dance!" an onlooker tells PEOPLE. "Heidi selected two bombshell dancers and she showered them in $1 bills."
– Melody Chiu
Neil Patrick Harris & David Burtka's 'Adorable' Appearance at Madonna Concert
Originally posted 10/12/2012 06:00AM
Neil Patrick Harris, David Burtka, Emma Roberts, Brad Goreski, Revenge's Ashley Madekwe, Pretty Little Liar's Shay Mitchell, Glee's Darren Criss and Mark Salling all attended A|X Armani Exchange's takeover of HYDE Lounge at the Staples Center for Madonna's "MDNA" concert in Los Angeles on Wednesday night.
"Neil Patrick Harris and David Burtka were on their feet for 'Like a Prayer'," an onlooker tells PEOPLE."They were adorable and loved it."
Guests danced to some of the singer's greatest hits like "Holiday" and "Turn Up the Radio."
"Emma and Shay put on Madonna-inspired lace gloves and pearls while they tried voguing," the source adds.
– Jennifer Garcia
Rita Ora & J.R. Smith Get Sporty in N.Y.C.
Originally posted 10/11/2012 06:00AM
Who says you can't blend fashion and football?
Rita Ora did when she took in some Monday night football at the Ainsworth in New York City.
Wearing dark red lipstick and platforms, the fashionphile – who wore custom Emilio Pucci to the MTV VMAs last month – made watching the pigskin pretty.
The Jay-Z's protégée is rumored to be dating Rob Kardashian. Recently, the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star shared a photo of the duo sporting matching Rolex watches.
"HIS & HERS GOLD ROLLIES B–ES!!!!!!! who else does this??? @RITAORA" he recently Tweeted.
Knicks player J.R. Smith was also in the house that evening, cozying up to a female friend in a booth.
"J.R. was mellow, he was watching both the football game and the Yankees game at the same time," an onlooker tells PEOPLE.
Mel Gibson & Rumored Girlfriend Have 'Very Happy' Night Out in Hollywood
Originally posted 09/26/2012 06:00AM
Mel-ded together!
Embattled actor Mel Gibson partied at AV Nightclub in Hollywood on Friday.
The Get the Gringo star arrived just before midnight with a car full of girls, including the actor's rumored girlfriend, Nadia Lanfranconi.
Lanfranconi, who was dressed in a short black and white dress and knee-high black boots, and Gibson looked "very happy," an onlooker tells PEOPLE.
"Mel was smiling, laughing and talking with friends all night," the source adds. "He even chatted with guests waiting outside in line!"
Ali Fedotowsky Hits the DJ Booth for Her Birthday
Originally posted 09/21/2012 06:00AM
Birthday bash-elorette!
Former Bachelorette star Ali Fedotowsky celebrated her 28th birthday in Chicago on Wednesday night.
The LXTV 1st Look host hung out at hotspot Nellcôte where she shared small plates and neopolitan style pizzas with friends.
"Their table was directly next to the DJ and Ali was saying she's been taking DJ lessons, so she asked if she could spin a few songs," an onlooker tells PEOPLE.
After Fedotowsky tried her hand at playing for the crowd, the group took shots of Nellcote's reserved bourbon blend, followed by a platter of Sprinkles cupcakes.
"Ali had a hard time making a birthday wish because her friends used trick candles!" the source adds.
Thanks for celebrating with me! RT @kevinmheineman: Happy birthday @alifedotowsky! Trick candles, classic instagr.am/p/PyHXXyMxEe/— Ali Fedotowsky (@AliFedotowsky) September 20, 2012
– Lesley Messer
Lucy Hale 'So Happy' to Have Drinks with Colton Haynes at Chateau Marmont
Originally posted 09/17/2012 06:00AM
Pretty Little Liars actress Lucy Hale stepped out with Teen Wolf actor Colton Haynes at Chateau Marmont in Hollywood on Saturday night.
Arriving around 10:45 p.m. Hale – wearing a short white dress – and Haynes spent their evening with a big group of friends, who looked happy to be together.
"They were both in a great mood and enjoying the company," an onlooker tells PEOPLE.
Hale sipped on a glass of white wine as she excitedly chatted with a blonde female friend. Meanwhile, Haynes and friends ordered and shared several desserts just before midnight.
So happy to see this one @coltonlhaynesinstagr.am/p/PnotChwugx/— Lucy Hale (@lucyhale) September 16, 2012
Mario Lopez's Las Vegas Bachelor Party Gets a Big Surprise
Originally posted 09/16/2012 12:45PM
Pool party!
Mario Lopez kicked off his bachelor party weekend at TAO Beach in Las Vegas on Friday afternoon.
"Just checked in.. Heading to the pool for some drinks, then a little gambling… Dinner & club later… 15 of us guys here! #DeepEntourage," Lopez Tweeted on Friday.
The Extra and America's Best Dance Crew host and friends snacked on crispy rice, quesadillas, fresh fruit and sushi while they soaked up the sun.
As Lopez relaxed, little did he know his fiancée Courtney Mazza was planning a surprise for her soon-to-be husband.
Katy Perry & John Mayer Go to a Strip Club in Vegas
Originally posted 09/10/2012 10:30AM
Looks like Katy Perry and John Mayer were waking up in Vegas!
The on-again off-again couple were spotted in Sin City early Sunday morning. With a group of friends, the duo spent their night out at Spearmint Rhino ... a strip club!
"They were together in a group," an onlooker tells PEOPLE. "As for whether they got dances, they were in a strip club ... you do the math."
The group had so much fun, they stayed until 5 a.m.
Michael Phelps Celebrates His Retirement with Las Vegas Pool Party
Originally posted 09/03/2012 05:15PM
After a storied career in which he won 18 Olympic gold medals, and 22 medals overall, Michael Phelps celebrated his retirement from competitive swimming this weekend at – what else? – a pool party.
Phelps, 27, who became a legend in Athens, Beijing and London, chose Las Vegas as the city for his send-off, enjoying a raucous Saturday afternoon at the Encore Beach Club with friends, fans and fellow swimmers – including his training partner and close friend Allison Schmitt.
The Maryland native was grinning ear to ear as the club's bikini-clad servers gave him a special cake paying tribute to his 22 medals, the most won by any Olympian in history.
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South Korean fest crucial in Asian region
HONG KONG — A number of Asian sales companies will skip Venice this year and go directly to Toronto. The combination of high costs and few films selected means the cost-benefit analysis weighs against the Lido.
Though Pusan falls smack in the middle of a supercrowded season, the South Korean fest-cum-market has developed as a crucial entry into the fast-moving Asian region. And after a couple of years trying to define its position, and perhaps casting its eye too far afield, Pusan this year appears to have regrouped and will focus more of its efforts in its own Asian backyard.
The core project market, Pusan Promotion Plan, has, for example, reacted to criticism and scaled down from 35-plus projects to 30, dropping nearly all the non-Asian contenders and creating more time for meetings.
Market organizers have reached out to Chinese companies that have films and projects and are now expecting a large number of Chinese in attendance.
That is successfully keeping up the interest of European firms, which at recent Filmart and Shanghai events have discovered growing appetites among a newly enfranchised crop of Chinese indie players. The U.K. Film Council and European Film Promotion are both expected to expand the size of their umbrella stands and increase the number of delegates. Though the Tokyo festival and market start just two weeks later, UniJapan also is returning to Pusan with a communal booth.
(New, slightly earlier dates also eliminate the overlap with Mipcom and may attract more long-distance travelers — and Pusan will be more generous with hospitality for these folks by covering more of their expenses or providing more hotel nights, etc.)
Fest organizers have been stung by criticism of the market facilities (at first, the beyond-slow glass elevators in packed hotels inspired jokes but later became a source of annoyance and frustration) and ticketing shortages. They've dealt with the former by shifting the whole of the market to the bottom four floors of the newer Sea Cloud Hotel, which also is closer to the Paradise Hotel, where the PPP remains.
Festival and market screenings also will put greater emphasis on Asian films, and there is a promise, too, of more room for the most recent commercial Korean films in mart or festival sidebars. That could help reverse the recent Korean export downtrend and return the fest to its successful roots — after all, it was the Pusan fest that had so much to do with Korean film's meteoric rise in the first place.
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- One ticket to the advance screening of "Liberal Arts" on Tuesday, September 4, 2012 at 7 PM at the Chelsea Clearview Cinemas
- Post-screening Q&A with the film's writer, director and star, Josh Radnor
What we love
- This advance screening of "Liberal Arts" on September 4 will be followed by a Q&A with writer, director and star Josh Radnor ( "How I Met Your Mother")—you'll see the film before it's released in theaters on September 14.
- Co-star Elizabeth Olsen's haunting performance in last year's "Martha Marcy May Marlene" earned her widespread critical praise and buzz as a star on the rise.
- Owen Gleiberman of Entertainment Weekly raves, "Josh Radnor is that rare thing: a writer-director who thinks like an actor but still knows how to create a comedy with shape and vision. 'Liberal Arts' is the best movie about college I've seen since I don't know what... Dryly affectionate and super-sharp, Elizabeth Olsen is every inch a star."
- The comedy will appeal to anyone who's ever thought about the true value of a liberal arts college education.
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During his career Taylor has fought all comers, some of them being the toughest opponents to look good against, while Froch has just been calling out good fighters, mostly fighters everyone knew were never going to fight him (Calzaghe anyone?). Taylor should have the tools to beat him decisively, Froch his leaky defense leaves him open for Taylors snapping left jab, Taylor should have enough experience to neutralize Froch's agression. Had Pascal had more experience Im sure he wouldve been able to as well..
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Taylor was thinking of taking a fight with Allan Green before stepping in the ring with a titlist Froch. He was given the opportunity to fight Froch a while back, instead he opted to fight one-armed Jeff Lacy. Taylor's got talent, he's top ten material at SMW, but he's mainly just a marketable HBO creation who had a style that was right to beat Hopkins and ever since then he's been losing steam with each passing fight. Froch's resume sucks because the "elite" like Taylor up until this point have been too afraid to fight him.
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It is quite fitting that the Phillies' season resumes Friday night with Cliff Lee scheduled to face the Colorado Rockies at Coors Field.
Lee is this team's poster child, a first-half enigma derailed by injury, victimized by a horrendous bullpen and a lack of offense, and, at times, also responsible for all that went wrong.
The game that best symbolized the Phillies' first-half frustration occurred the last time the Phillies embarked on a West Coast trip. Lee pitched 10 shutout innings against the Giants in San Francisco and all he got out of it was a no-decision and a strained oblique muscle that sent him to the disabled list for three weeks.