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AT&T's proposed acquisition of T-Mobile is still under review, but the nation's fourth-largest wireless carrier is wasting no time in bolstering its 4G network.
T-Mobile said it has doubled download speeds on its 4G network in New Jersey and about 50 major markets across the country, allowing subscribers to access data even more quickly through their handsets.
"We were the fastest in the country, and now we're even faster," said Marty Pisciotti, vice president and general manager for T-Mobile in the New York metro area.
In New Jersey, three-quarters of the 1,419 cell sites were upgraded over the past year to allow download speeds of up to 42 megabytes per second, Pisciotti said. Since the start of 2010, T-Mobile has invested $112.5 million in infrastructure improvements in the state and expects to spend another $64 million by the end of this year. The carrier has a data center located in Parsippany.
AT&T, which in March announced its $39 billion bid to take over the smaller carrier, has defended the proposed acquisition by pointing to T-Mobile's strong 4G presence, saying a combined network would improve accessibility for almost everyone. Nationally, customers can expect to get more coverage in rural areas, and AT&T's 4G LTE network will be accessible to 95 percent of the U.S. population, executives said.
But critics have said the merger would narrow the industry to three major competitors -- AT&T, Verizon and Sprint -- thus leading to higher consumer prices.
Other T-Mobile markets that will see improved 4G speeds include Dallas, Los Angeles, Chicago, Detroit, Houston, Orlando and Las Vegas.


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• A case of eosinophilic polymyositis is reported. Tender muscle swelling was followed by proximal weakness, creatinine kinase elevation, and electromyographic features typical of polymyositis. Severe myocarditis, pericarditis and heart failure were present. Muscle biopsy specimen showed active myositis with eosinophil infiltrate. Unlike previous cases, blood eosinophil count was normal. The clinical response to corticosteroids was excellent, and a relapse occurring as steroid dose was lowered responded rapidly to an increased dose of prednisolone. Eosinophilic polymyositis may be a component of a general systemic illness with prominent cardiac involvement.
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Sounding like something from the distant future, Esquire magazine are celebrating the 75th anniversary of the publication by printing 100,000 special editions of its October 2008 magazine, by using a cover made from electronic paper. The cover will feature moving images and words that will move around the page, with the first ever e-paper advertisement on pages one and two.
"The electronic display used on the Esquire magazine cover will be an electrophoretic flexible display," said Jennifer Colegrove, Ph.D., an iSuppli analyst. "This is very significant, since electrophoretic display has been used on e-books, such as Sony eReader, Amazon Kindle, etc. It's also used on mobile phones, etc.," she said, noting this will be the first time such a display has been used as a magazine cover.
?The technology is based on the principle of electrophoresis. Particles dispersed in a fluid generally carry an electric surface charge. E Ink's technology utilizes millions of microcapsules – each roughly the thickness of a human hair or thinner – containing white and black particles,? explained Sriram Peruvemba, vice president of marketing at E Ink.
?When an electrical voltage is transmitted across the surface of the paper – really a plastic film laminated to a layer of circuitry – the white or black particles suspended in a liquid carrier medium rise to the surface. Which color rises depends on the polarity of the voltage,? he continued.
"That is the basic principle. When the black particles go to the top, you get a dark image. The white particles go on top, so you get the white," he said.
The microcapsules in their carrier medium can be printed using existing screen printing processes onto an array of surfaces including glass, plastic, fabric and paper.
"The material used is the exact same material used to make paper white and the black particles we used are the same thing that makes ink dark. These are not exotic but are everyday products. So, we essentially are trying to replace paper with the same materials used in paper and ink with an electronic product," Peruvemba said.
Colegrove reckons that due to the technology's relatively environmentally friendly nature and low cost, she expects flexible electrophoretic displays used for e-books and e-paper will grow to a US$1.7 billion industry by 2013.
"The cost for low-resolution type electronic paper is not very high, but the cost for high-resolution type uses a TFT (thin film transistor) backplane, which triggers high cost. But we do see the cost declining in the next couple of years," she explained.
"The cost can be offset by its benefits: save papers, get fast news. Also, the light weight, thinness, ruggedness, low power consumption and sunlight readability of flexible electrophoretic displays are very suitable for electronic newspaper applications," Colegrove added.
Connected to a power source, the paper will retain the image for up to one year, Peruvemba pointed out.
"You can update [the display] and it will have many years of life to it. In electronic newspapers, you can read the newspaper, put it down, and the image is retained. No battery power is used and when you come back it is still on the same 'page,'" he concluded.


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Waterloo Township police are looking for help finding a man driving a car Sunday morning when it allegedly hit a pedestrian walking along Waterloo-Munith Road.
The man, 18, was released from Allegiance Health last night. His injuries are not life-threatening, township Chief Tom Cottrell said.
He was walking between 12:30 and 1 a.m. just east of Coon Hill Road, facing traffic, when the southbound car, possibly a silver Mercury or Buick four-door sedan, struck him, Cottrell wrote in an email. Cottrell said the pedestrian had jumped toward a ditch, but the driver swerved.
Upon impact, the 18-year-old's knee broke a headlight. He was thrown onto the hood, where his head broke the windsheild and the passenger side mirror as he fell to the ground, Cottrell wrote.
The driver asked the teen if he was all right. They had a brief conversation before the driver got back into his car and continued south on Waterloo-Munith Road, Cottrell said.
He is possibly between 35 and 40 years old with a beard, and is wanted for failing to stop and report an accident and other issues, Cottrell wrote.
Any one who has information about the crash, man or car, with its damaged windsheild, inoperable headlights and a busted side mirror, is encouraged to call the township police at 596-2300 or the county tip line at 787-0212.


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This morning Daryl Morey joined us on the radio to talk about 1560 winning the media basketball championship for the third straight year and to talk about the NBA Draft.
I asked Morey what the chances were that the Rockets would end up with a first round pick come draft day despite not having one at this time and he said the odds were "50/50 with it being a little closer to it not happening than it happening."
My money is on a draft-day trade going down.
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SuperComputer general manager who was wheeling and dealing for Luis Scola and Carl Landry two years ago and was active in trading for Donte' Green last year before sending him off for Ron Artest. Daryl Morey makes things happen.
Here are some scenarios that Lance Zierlein would consider but that Daryl Morey might not agree with:
A. Trade Tracy McGrady for a pick and a package of players: There are obviously teams who are interested in McGrady because of his expiring contract and the fact that he is expected back to play this year. There is no way that Morey will take on a salary-cap crippling contract, but he might be willing to take on two or three players as long as their deals will expire relatively soon or as long as one of the players is a legit scorer. If the Rockets are going to just give a team cap relief by dealing McGrady to them, they should be able to get that team's first rounder back in return.
B. Buy a pick late in the first round: Morey seems to have an interest in this scenario and the price tag has been $3 million for the 28th and 30th picks the last two times this has happened. If the Rockets don't trade to get into the first round, look for them to consider buying a pick late in the first round and then taking an international player who they can stash for a few years.
C. Deal one (or a package) of your core players (Brooks, Landry or Scola) and possibly McGrady in exchange for a legitimate Tier 1 player who is being dealt because a team is looking to reduce their financial burden: The Raptors are said to be interested in dealing Chris Bosh and we know that Phoenix has some interest in moving Amare Stoudemire. The Rockets had interest in Vince Carter before the trade deadline and the Clippers would gladly give away Baron Davis. Bosh has issues with injuries and Baron Davis is the epitome of the oft-injured star. Stoudemire was said to be a malcontent behind the scenes in Phoenix and Vince Carter will land in Cleveland – at least that's my guess. So is there another player out there who could be in play? Maybe Rip Hamilton from Detroit?
D. Sit still and wait to utilize your mid-level exception as well as the ability to deal before the trade deadline: While the draft is sexy, there really aren't too many rookies who could step in and help right away so I don't know that the Rockets will be gung-ho about getting a name-brand rookie this year. There is a very good chance that the Rockets will focus their energy on looking at a mid-level free agent while keeping their options open come trade deadline time since McGrady's contract will be just as valuable if not more valuable since half of the final year will have already been paid off.
Dating advice for you slappys. If there has ever been better advice on dating, I'd like to hear it. Here is a hint – you need to go ahead and pay for the meal.


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Think about all the quiz show video games you've ever played: Who Wants To Be A Millionaire; Deal or No Deal; Who Can Eat The Most Cats?; The Weakest Link. No matter what the license, no matter what the format, one thing is always missing from the action: a real prize. The only games that dispense cash are the ones you find in your local pub – and in most cases the winnings are immediately spent on booze, or perhaps a damp kebab.
It's a problem that has been around for ages. Where is the thrill in answering questions posed by a virtual Chris Tarrant or Noel Edmonds if there's no reward at the end? Well, Microsoft is about to change things – and once they do, it's quite possible that you'll never see a prize-less simulation again. This spring the company is launching a beta trial for 1 vs 100 – a quiz that runs in real-time over Xbox LIVE, with real contestants, a human host and lots of genuine swag to be won. We're talking good stuff too – HDTVs, holiday trips and a chance to go clubbing with Elton John (okay, so I made that last one up. You get the idea.).
In actual fact, there will be two versions of 1 vs 100. During the week you'll be able to jump into something called Extended Play - a sort of secondary edition of the game that will run every 30 minutes, seven days a week. There are no prizes to be won here (boooo!) but the more often that you play and the better you perform, the greater your chance of being picked to take part in the main event (yaaaay!). As a bonus, Extended Play winners will also be entered into a massive prize draw for large prizes that will be given away once per "season" of the show.
As nice as these virtual raffle tickets may be, it's on the main version of the show that you'll have the best shot at actually winning something. The full-blooded incarnation of 1 vs 100 will run twice a week in two hour slots on Friday and Saturday nights and will be hosted by James McCourt (yes, him off the telly). Assuming you're an Xbox LIVE Gold member, you'll be able to set a little reminder on the Dashboard that will prompt you to run the game a few minutes before the show kicks off. Once you've done this you'll enter a virtual lobby where you (or rather your LIVE Avatar) will stand around some of the other participants. At this point you're encouraged to start "amping" - a Pepsi Max Generation-style byword for "going mental". By tapping the Y button your chap or chapette will start to wave, dance and generally act like someone who's overdosed on St John's Wort. The faster you tap the quicker you go, and you can alter your actions by fiddling around with the left analogue stick. It's extremely silly, and is clearly therefore A Good Thing.
Once the show actually kicks off, it's time to cross your digits that you get picked for a decent role. If you've watched 1 vs 100 on TV you'll know that there are two major factions within the game - The One and The Mob. Microsoft have now added a third group, The Crowd, but it's only the first two sides that get a chance nab prizes. In a nutshell the game sees The One attempting to knock out The Mob by answering multiple choice questions, each with three potential answers. Assuming that The One succeeds they progress to the next question, and all the Mobsters who gave incorrect answers are removed from play: if ten people cock-up, the game becomes 1 vs 90, for example.


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ADB, Nordic Development Fund Support Climate Change Action in Viet Nam
1 February 2011: The Asian Development Bank (ADB) and the Nordic Development Fund, a joint multilateral development institution of Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden, have announced a project to help Viet Nam draft and implement climate change action plans for key cities and government departments.
A US$2.5 million technical assistance grant from the Nordic Development Fund, administered by ADB, will help plan and implement climate change response measures, as well as support Viet Nam's National Target Program for building a more climate-resilient economy and producing fewer greenhouse gases (GHGs). Taking into account Viet Nam's vulnerability to climate change, including rising sea levels and extreme weather events, impact assessments to identify the risks to economic sectors and communities from climate change will be carried out. In addition, mitigation and adaptation options will be identified and integrated into comprehensive action plans. The grant will support the design of GHG emission reduction projects and the creation of an emissions database that can be regularly updated.
The Government of Viet Nam will match the funding with a contribution of US$250,000. The project is due to begin in May 2011, and be completed by May 2013. [ADB Press Release]


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Jewish population growth in Israel since 2000 has been 20 percent. The growth in the West Bank settlements has been 80 percent, or four times the growth rate of the country as a whole. The Jewish settlers on the West Bank have passed the 350 thousand mark, about two-thirds as many Jews that live in Los Angeles. As many Angeleno Jews commute to work, most settlers not working from home have to commute to employment primarily in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv.
It seems not to be true, as has been reported:
Most of the growth –- now about 4.5% annually –- is coming outside the major settlement blocs in areas that are not expected to become part of Israel under a two-state solution, according to a report Thursday in the pro-government Israel Hayom newspaper
as conveyed by the LA Times Edmund Sanders.
My analysis indicates that most of the last decade's growth is actually coming from settlements boasting proximity to Israeli urban centers, job markets and major settlement blocs. Israelis don't seem to be voting with their feet and migrating to West Bank settlements which don't offer a "quality of life" which usually translates into security and convenience. Perhaps the term "settlement blocs" is malleable to suit ideological orientations.
Using recent data from 2010, the two fastest growing West Bank settlements, Na'ale and Adam are secular have grown six-fold and three-fold respectively. Na'ale, was founded and settled by employees of Israel Aircraft Industries which is a 29 minute commute away according to Google Maps. The third fastest growing is Kochave Ya'acov a religious West Bank settlement has grown two-and-a-half times and it is 28 minutes drive from Jerusalem.
Much of the settler population boom has been caused by natural increase in predominantly religious West Bank settlements, but these are also usually within the main settlement blocs. Modi'in Illit, thirty minutes drive from both Tel Aviv and Jerusalem, has almost doubled in population in the last decade. Modi'in Illit had an annual growth rate of 11 percent in 2009. An estimated 80 percent of the population is under age 30 and in 2006 the city's median age stood at 10, the lowest of all Israeli municipalities.
Its fairly clear to me that most West Bank Jewish population growth is actually inside and not outside the major settlement blocs in areas that are expected to become part of Israel under a two-state solution. This seems to indicate that Jewish West Bank settlement is less driven by ideology and more by quality of life issues.
Pini Herman, PhD. has served as Asst. Research Professor at the University of Southern California Dept. of Geography, Adjunct Lecturer at the USC School of Social Work, Research Director at the Jewish Federation of Greater Los Angeles following Bruce Phillips, PhD. in that position (and author of the "most recent" 15 year old study of the LA Jewish population which was the third most downloaded study from Berman Jewish Policy Archives in 2011) and is a past President of the Movable Minyan a lay-lead independent congregation in the 3rd Street area. Currently he is a principal of Phillips and Herman Demographic Research. To email Pini: firstname.lastname@example.com To follow Pini on Twitter: Follow @pinih
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Buffett to double down on solar and wind investment10. June 2014 | Financial & Legal Affairs, Global PV markets, Markets & Trends | By: Ian Clover
The U.S. tycoon revealed he is ready to pour another $15 billion into his Berkshire Hathaway Inc.'s renewable energy interests, taking expenditure to $30 billion.
American tycoon Warren Buffett has spoken this week of his desire to double the level of investment his Berkshire Hathaway Inc. company is committing to solar and wind projects.
Speaking at the Edison Electric Institute's annual convention in Las Vegas yesterday, Buffett appeared to be uncertain of exactly how much expenditure his company had committed to renewable energy. After his deputy Greg Abel reminded him that the figure was $15 billion, Buffett immediately remarked: "There's another $15 billion ready to go, as far as I'm concerned."
Although such ebullience is common from Buffet – a bold and outspoken investor if ever there was one – his remarks are an accurate reflection of the kinds of big-dollar thinking now being applied to the U.S. solar power industry, particularly among top-level captains of industries such as Buffett.
"Buffett has always steered Berkshire Hathaway toward the future," Lawrence Cunningham, George Washington University professor and author, told Bloomberg. "Lately, that has meant intensifying the company's focus on rudimentary, long-lasting businesses."
Longer-term thinking
Although the slow-burn nature of renewable investment returns is at odds with Buffett's usual business approach, the fact that the industry offers opportunities for reinvestment and further acquisitions appeals to the 83-year-old's competitive nature.
His Berkshire Hathaway company has a subsidiary, Berkshire Hathaway Energy, that operates electric grids in the U.K., natural gas pipelines across the U.S. and electricity utilities in a number of large states, including Nevada and Oregon. In the solar sector, the company owns solar PV plants in Arizona and California, and is unique in the industry in that it retains all of its earnings. With $30 billion on the table, those solar-fuelled earnings could become massive over the next decade as the U.S. solar industry shines.
Berkshire Hathaway Energy CEO Greg Abel has said that the company is going to 'keep moving' in the renewable energy field, using tax credits to offset profit at other businesses and allow further investment in the RE sector.
As the U.S. presses ahead with nationwide plans to reduce its reliance on fossil fuels by 30% between now and 2030, Berkshire Hathaway Energy's assurances for the industry have already been welcomed with open arms by many renewable energy experts in the U.S.
"If he says it, he means it," said Jeff Matthews, a Berkshire shareholder and writer of books about the company. "The entire complexion of the company has changed."
A $30 billion boost from the world's fifth-largest company would be a grand statement of intent that the future for renewable energy in the U.S. is brighter than many could have ever imagined.
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Even to the most hardened cosmopolite Belize City – the country's largest city, though not the capital – can be a daunting place. Dilapidated wooden buildings stand right on the edge of the road, offering pedestrians little refuge from the incessant traffic, and local attention ranges from simple curiosity and good-natured joking to outright heckling. Still, travellers who approach the city with an open mind – and those who are willing to spend more than a few hours here – may actually enjoy themselves. The streets, which certainly are chaotic, buzz with energy, the result of the diversity of the city's 76,000 citizens. And the city is, without a doubt, an experience; those who manage to feel comfortable here should have no problems anywhere else in the country.
Belize City is divided into northern and southern halves by Haulover Creek, a branch of the Belize River. The pivotal (literally) point of the city centre is the Liverpool-made Swing Bridge, the only manually operated swing bridge left in the Americas. Formerly opened twice a day, it is now only operated on special request due to the decrease in river traffic. North of the bridge is the slightly more upmarket part of town, home to the most expensive hotels. South of the Swing Bridge is the commercial zone, home to the city's banks and a couple of supermarkets. It's all compact enough that walking is the easiest way to get around.


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If you've ever found yourself grumbling over the volume or complexity of financial statement disclosures, now you have a chance to take action. The Financial Accounting Standards Board is formally opening a dialogue on what to do about the rising concerns about disclosure overload and is floating some possible solutions.
FASB published an "invitation to comment" as a first step to a broad exploration of how to make disclosures more effective for public, private, and not-for-profit organizations alike. The document addresses a decision process that the board could adopt to help the board make future determinations about disclosure requirements and a flexible approach to disclosure requirements that would enable an organization to focus on information specific to its own circumstances. The document also addresses a judgment framework that an organization might follow to determine which disclosures are relevant and appropriate to its circumstances and a possible approach to organizing and formatting disclosures to make information easier for users to navigate.
The board is not proposing a specific change to accounting standards, but looking to spark a dialogue to determine the best path forward. FASB Chairman Leslie Seidman said during Compliance Week's recent conference that disclosure overload is one of the biggest complaints she routinely hears from all corners of capital markets and beyond. "Many of those stakeholders tell me that financial reports are just too long—and, as a result, that they have become much less effective tools for communicating with investors," she said. "Yet investors continue to say they want more information, particularly when there is a business downturn or failure. Often the information that these investors want is available in the financial statements—but it is hidden in plain sight."
That prompted FASB to look for ways to enable entities to exercise some judgment about which disclosures are relevant to them while also improving the board's own procedures for establishing disclosure requirements. She emphasizes, however, that the focus of the project is to make disclosures more effective, not necessarily to reduce the volume, although that may happen ultimately.
In a summary explaining the invitation to comment, FASB says many disclosure requirements have been developed when investors call for new disclosures because of a business downturn or some increase in risk. The information they demand may be relevant to only a handful of organizations or those in a particular sector, but disclosure requirements usually apply to all companies. "In effect, preparing notes to financial statements can be an exercise in complying with requirements instead of communicating useful information or only useful information," FASB notes. The board also acknowledges that it has piled on disclosure requirements over the years in an ad hoc fashion, following no consistent process for determining when disclosures are necessary.
FASB is accepting comments on the invitation through Nov. 6.


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Cortland Bancorp exits wholesale mortgage business
September 14, 2013
CORTLAND — Cortland Bancorp this week announced plans to leave the wholesale mortgage operations business effective immediately. CSB Mortgage Co....
Rising interest rates? You mean the Federal Reserve couldn't keep rates artificially low indefinitely to keep the so-called recovery going? This is good news for savers, IRA account holders, and retirees with money market investments.
When the next housing bubble crashes soon, hopefully we can get REAL reform of the mortgage market.
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El Paso County leaders are applying pressure to get a multimillion-dollar project back on track.
Sunlight Enterprises was awarded a $7.5 million contract to renovate the El Paso County Sportspark last year. During Monday's county commissioners court meeting, county leaders said that the project had fallen behind schedule.
Commissioners discussed the project behind closed doors in executive session. When they returned to their regular meeting, representatives from Sunlight Enterprises had joined the meeting.
Danny Gonzalez, the project manager, gave several reasons why the project had issues. Gonzalez told commissioners that he had trouble contacting people in the county when problems arose, but El Paso County Judge Veronica Escobar wasn't willing to accept that answer. She continually asked him whether he had weekly meetings with the county.
Gonzalez conceded time and time again that he did, but continued to state that there were communication issues.
Eventually the county agreed to pull the company's performance bond, which means another company will come in and oversee the work to ensure that it's done.
The county vowed to work with Sunlight Enterprises to ensure that the work is completed. However, in rare cases when performance bonds are pulled work can be completed by outside companies according to a county employee with knowledge of this type of work.
When the decision came down, one representative from Sunlight complained that "being blackballed by a bonding company has a huge effect on his performance and his ability to do work."
Last year a controversy unfolded in commissioners court over whether Sunlight Enterprises should have been awarded the bid. There was confusion over how the project was written up. At that time the competing company, F.T. James, questioned whether the job would get done in time.
Escobar told ABC-7 that she still stood by the court's decision from 2012, because of the county's rules with low bids.
"I think that despite the controversy that was involved, I think we made the right decision," said Escobar. "It was the low bid. Anyway you look at it, the low bid should have been awarded to Sunlight."


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Power NoodlesBrooke McLay
While hosting a Korean exchange student last year, my children were utterly taken in by what he ate for breakfast. Noodles.
It wasn't long before my entire tribe of kids was calling for Noodles for breakfast, too. Any why not? They are warm, hearty, and kid-palate friendly. Whether it be breakfast, lunch or dinner, I'll bet your kids will love this basic bowl of noodles as much as mine do.
Basic Bowl:
1 t. sesame oil
2 T. soy sauce
2 T. brown sugar
pinch of fresh ginger, grated
1 (6 oz. package) Chow Mein Stir-Fry Noodles
1 T. olive oil
Power Bowl:
(pick and choose your favorite ingredients)
1 egg, well beaten
1/2 tsp. sesame seeds
1/4 c. peas
1/4 c. carrots, grated
1/4 c. mushrooms, sliced
1/4 c. cabbage, shredded
1/4 c. bean sprouts
1/4 c. scallions, chopped
2 T. peanuts, chopped
2 T. cilantro, chopped
1/4 c. ham, diced
1/2 c. boiled chicken, shredded
1/2 c. shrimp, cooked
In a small bowl, combine sesame oil, soy sauce, brown sugar, and ginger. Set aside.
Fill a medium pot with water, bring to boiling. Add chow mein noodles and boil for 3 minutes. Dump into a strainer, and shake noodles as dry as possible.
In a small skillet, heat olive oil over medium heat. Add any "Power Bowl" ingredients you desire and saute for 2 minutes. Add cooked noodles.
Pour soy sauce mixture over. Saute 1 minute more. Serve immediately.


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Even Celebrity Swans Had to Serve Their Time as Ducklings in High School
Call it a case of late blooming—or just plain Revenge of the Nerd. As fate would have it, Harry—after dropping out of college and several years spent hammering away as a carpenter—evolved into sexy, box-office swashbuckler Harrison Ford. Or, as Ricketts—now a Maywood, Ill., restaurateur—likes to say, "He went from ugly duckling to Indiana Jones." Ford is not alone in his transformation from geek to glam. As the gallery of photos on the next few pages reveals, the stars—whether former lunchroom losers like Kevin Costner and David Schwimmer or leaders of the pack like Meg Ryan and Julia Roberts—have come a long way since their days of pep rallies, pimples and No. 2 pencils.
"Nobody was totally cool in high school," explains Dr. Joyce Brothers, who says that overcoming early dweebiness can build character for the long haul. "When things are handed to you, you lose that burning edge to prove to the world that you are outstanding." Even future beauties suffer the perils of puberty. At one time Batman Forever's ravishing Nicole Kidman was abashed by what are now regarded as some of her best assets. Called Stalky by her classmates, she was a gangly, skinny 5'9" by the time she was 13 and fanatically straightened her frizzy red curls (one childhood acquaintance remembers it as "Shirley Temple hair on steroids") with a blow-dryer. "The whole thing is to conform when you're younger," she said. "I didn't have a very conforming look."
Those whose four years were more horror show than Happy Days wince at the memory of their former selves. "I was a fat ugly geek, and socially it was a nightmare," says Friends costar Schwimmer, 28, of his so-called life at Beverly Hills High. In that status-obsessed milieu, driving a 1976 Chevrolet Monte Carlo in the '80s didn't help. "I was humiliated to drive it," he says. "It was a boat. You needed a docking license for that thing." For Costner, adolescence seemed an agonizing wait for his growth spurt to kick in. Though on his way toward his current 6'1" hunkiness by graduation time at Villa Park High School in Villa Park, Calif., he was only 5'2" as a sophomore. "I was a small kid with big feet," said Costner, who has claimed that in four years he had "only one date."
But talent is a great equalizer. Consider Winona Ryder. Beaten up by bullies in junior high ("They thought I was a gay boy," she has said of her then-androgynous looks), she went on to inspire awe on the stage in her drama class at Petaluma High School in Petaluma, Calif. Bespectacled and gawky, David Letterman compensated for his shyness by becoming the class smart aleck at Indianapolis's Broad Ripple High School. "Even then he had a very sarcastic, sharp sense of humor," recalls pal Jeff Echowsky, now an Indianapolis construction company executive. "It was difficult to keep up with him." And David Caruso didn't let his doughy, freckled face dampen his ambitions. "He had the courage in an all-boys school to say he was interested in acting as a profession," says John Diorio, a teacher at Archbishop Molloy High School in Queens, N.Y.
Of course there are always those blessed few who sail through adolescence. Cheerleader Sandra Bullock was voted Most Likely to Brighten Your Day at Washington and Lee High School in Arlington, Va. Fellow pom-pommer and honor student Katie Couric was already perky and popular at Yorktown High School, also in Arlington. "I'd like to say I was racked with self-loathing," she says, "but I was lucky." And no one gravitated to the in-crowd as naturally as Cindy Crawford. At DeKalb High School in DeKalb, Ill., she was gorgeous, brainy (after graduating as covaledictorian, she briefly studied computer engineering at Northwestern University) and kind.
Mere mortals, take heart: even the beautiful people still battle their inner nerd. "Being a celebrity doesn't entirely get rid of geek feelings," says Brothers. "You still feel people are going to discover the real you." But in the end the square pegs stop looking for round holes and find their own unique niches. Think what someone like Letterman—whose $14 million-a-year fame is due in part to his self-deprecating shtick—might have become had he been popular way back when. As he said recently, "A lesson I've learned in life...because I was a certified dweeb in high school, is that that doesn't represent the be-all and end-all of life." Or, as W.C. Fields once said, "Ah, the good old days. May they never return."
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HARRISBURG - Providing education is an important part of the 98th Pennsylvania Farm Show this week in Harrisburg.
The Today's Agriculture" exhibit whose theme is "Today's Agriculture - Opening Doors: Farming, Knowledge, Trust," is designed for both the farmer and non-farmer.
The exhibit in the Weis Exposition Hall encompasses more than 13,000 square feet, including a specially constructed 84-foot long by 42-foot wide livestock barn and a variety of field crops (corn, soybeans and cover crops) in adjacent fields.
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A piglet gets a drink of water in the PennAg Industries Association's "Today's Agriculture" exhibit at the 98th Pennsylvania Farm Show in Harrisburg.
Ryan Mattocks, service representative at Marcho Farms, Landsdale (Montgomery County), showed veal calves at the "Today's Agriculture" exhibit.
The exhibit, which is sponsored by the Pennsylvania Alliance for Livestock Care and Well-Being, highlights animal production practices and field crop production and provides an opportunity for visitors to learn more about farming and ask questions about topics in the news, such as genetically modified food or GMOs.
The livestock barn includes ten animal displays.
"They are replicas of what you would see in a chicken barn, a Hallandale egg farm, or a commercial Hatfield sow barn. The people get an opportunity to see what is in a barn and see exactly what happens," sad Christian R. Herr, executive vice president of PennAg Industries, coordinator of the exhibit.
The interactive exhibit is designed to help answer questions for consumers.
"We believe it is important for consumers to see farm animals in their typical commercial production environment so they can learn more about how farmers feed a growing population by opening the doors to modern livestock and crop production. It's also critical for the public to learn more about all the conservation practices implemented by farmers to protect the environment," said Carl T. Shaffer, President of the Pennsylvania Farm Bureau, in a statement.
The exhibit also includes a well head.
"Pennsylvania is the second largest producer of natural gas. We have added a well head as part of the exhibit. It is part of the landscape of farms today," Herr said.
Ninety-five percent of the visitors to the farm show are non-farmers. The exhibit gives those in agriculture a chance to tell their story.
"We tell them if they don't tell the story in their words, someone will tell it for them," Herr said. "We want to show people what happens in the barns and how we utilize the technology that has enabled agriculture to feed America and the world. It is all about transparency."
Grain and animal exhibits are a part of the exhibit - which last year won the International Association of Fairs and Exposition Judges Choice Award for educating the public.
Dean Collamer, an agronomist with Growmark FS, which supplies fertilizer, seeds, lime, herbicides, fungicides, insecticides and application services for the farmers, is available to answer questions.
"I am here to tell people what they are seeing and what the farmer is trying to do by using my products. I think it is important to tell our story," Collamer said. "It is important to have agriculture have the trust of the general public, their neighbors and the consumer that what farmers are doing is OK and it is progressive, safe and not wrecking the environment."'
The veal industry - Pennsylvania is the largest veal producing state in America - is represented by Marcho Farms of Lansdale, which provides veal calves for farmers in several states.
Ryan Mattocks, a services representative, said Marcho Farms provides veal calves for farmers in Bedford, Cambria and Indiana counties.
"We take good care of the animals that are under our care, we provide the best nutrition and then provide the best care that we can," Mattocks said. "Veal meat is sent all over the world. It is a good part of a healthy, balanced diet."
The farm show continues from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. today through Friday and 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday. Admission is free and parking is $10. The Pennsylvania Farm Show Complex and Expo Center is easily accessed from nearby Interstate 81.
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By Danielle Dodder For a relatively small city, Marco Island boasts a sophisticated water system. We're a barrier island surrounded by saltwater and environmentally sensitive habitat. Consequently, getting water to paradise was never as simple as piping it in from Naples. Today, the city water utility encompasses an aquifer storage system, a reverse osmosis system, three drinking water facilities, two wastewater facilities and collection and distribution systems for both drinking and wastewater. Jeff Poteet is the general manager who oversees it all. On January 5, Poteet was elected president of the Florida Water & Pollution Control Association, a position that ... Read More »
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Here's the deal: From home, I can VPN into my desktop machine at work
("W") and bring up applications running on W, but displaying in an X
window environment on my home desktop ("H").
However, if I forget to gracefully quit from 'kmail' before I leave
work, the kmail running on the W display prevents me from running one
on my H display.
So, I can 'kill' the process running on the W display, and then start
kmail on the H display.
The problem is that the 'kill' apparently did not let the W kmail do
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comes up in a weird state. (For instance I may have an outbox full of
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outbox befire I can send any new mail.)
I tried lots of different flavors of 'kill'... -1, -2, -3, -15, -18,
-30, -31. None of them causes the "Compacting Folders" popup that I
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Is there some other command-line way to cause a running kmail to exit
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The annual ritual of filing designating petitions to qualify for the electoral ballot is nearing completion for 2013, and the thousands of signatures collected reveal a strong field of County Legislature candidates that could dominate the coming campaign season.
"It's certainly very hot," Erie County Republican Chairman Nicholas A. Langworthy said of the legislative contests. "We have real candidates with a path to victory."
"Yes, it's going to be a battleground," added Langworthy's Democratic counterpart, Jeremy J. Zellner.
Democrats now control the County Legislature by a 6 to 5 tally, with many observers predicting a feverish battle for the majority in 2014.
The mayoral contest in Buffalo is now official too as Democrat Bernard Tolbert filed to challenge incumbent Democrat Byron W. Brown, who also has Conservative, Working Families and Independence party backing. Sergio R. Rodriguez filed as the GOP candidate.
Party contests must first set the scene before the Nov. 5 general election, and the Legislature will feature several contests in the Sept. 10 primary. They include a return effort by former Chairwoman Barbara Miller-Williams against incumbent Timothy R. Hogues in District 1, and Joyce Nixon against incumbent Betty Jean Grant in District 2. Both will be Democratic primaries.
Grant will also have the Working Families line on the ballot. Nixon received an authorization from the state Independence Party, according to officials at the Erie County Board of Elections, but they were unsure as to whether she circulated required petitions to qualify for the ballot.
Another lively contest is shaping up in District 7, where Democrats Richard A. Zydel, Patrick B. Burke and Lynn M. Dearmyer are vying for the seat of retiring incumbent Thomas J. Mazur in the heavily Democratic district. Zydel will be the Conservative candidate, while Elias A. Farah filed on the Republican and Independence lines.
In District 8, Wesley S. Moore will challenge Wynnie L. Fisher for the Democratic nod, while an Independence primary is shaping up between Republican Ted B. Morton and Sean M. Nowicki. Moore is also the Working Families candidate.
In general election contests, Republican Jennifer P. Stergion filed to run against incumbent Democrat Lynn M. Marinelli in District 3. Stergion will also run on the Conservative and Independence lines, while Marinelli has the Working Families line.
Incumbent Republican Kevin R. Hardwick will also run on the Conservative and Independence lines against William C. Conrad III of the Democratic and Working Families parties in District 4.
A much anticipated contest is now official in District 5, where incumbent Democrat Thomas A. Loughran will face Republican Robert N. Anderson, the Amherst highway superintendent. But Christopher J. Fellows will challenge Loughran for the Conservative nod, while Anderson has Independence.
"It's our premier match-up," Langworthy said in a reference to the importance of the race in the GOP effort to take over control of the Legislature.
In District 6, Democrat Alan K. Getter will challenge incumbent Republican Edward A. Rath III, who also has Conservative and Independence backing.
In District 9, Independence incumbent Lynne M. Dixon will be challenged by Michael R. Schraft on the Democratic and Working Families lines. Dixon will have the Republican and Conservative lines, while Brian F. Burke has filed to challenge her for the Independence line.
Democrat Lauren M. Gray, with Working Families backing, filed to challenge Conservative incumbent Joseph C. Lorigo in District 10. Lorigo will also run on the GOP and Independence lines.
Gray, however, faces a primary challenge from Robert C. Hauger, who filed by mail on Monday. Zellner blamed the new intraparty challenge on Democratic forces seeking to remove him from the chairmanship.
"It's the same old folks working with the Republicans and Conservatives to tear down the Democratic Party here," he said.
Republican Minority Leader John J. Mills will run without opposition in District 11.
In countywide contests, Democrats are expected to name political activist Kevin P. Gaughan to a vacancy on the comptroller ballot later this week to challenge Republican incumbent Stefan I. Mychajliw. The incumbent also filed on the Conservative and Independence lines, though Independence member Anthony Dorazio Jr. filed for that line late Monday.
For sheriff, the expected Democratic primary appears assured between Richard E. Dobson Sr. and Bert D. Dunn, with incumbent Republican Timothy B. Howard also on the Conservative and Independence lines. Dunn is backed by Working Families.
A major contest is shaping up for Family Court, as judicial candidates are allowed to file in all parties. Democrats will feature Mary Giallanza Carney, Joseph T. Jarzembek, Paul V. Crapsi Jr. and Deanne M. Tripi.
Carney and Tripi will compete for the GOP and Conservative lines. They will be joined by Crapsi on Working Families and Independence.
Surrogate Judge Barbara Howe, a Democrat, is unopposed.
The ballots for the primary and general elections may not be finalized for several weeks during a period when challenges to petition signatures may be lodged.
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'Live In Rio' Now Live on Queen You Tube Channel
Queen 'Live In Rio' 1985 now live on the Official Queen You Tube Channel - www.youtube.com/queenofficial
This one hour film finds Queen at the Rock In Rio festival in Brazil in January 1985, performing over two nights. It was one of the largest music festivals in the world, with each show watched by nearly 200 million television viewers in over 60 countries. More than 350,000 people were present for the Queen shows, setting a world record for the biggest paying audience ever at the time.
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'Live In Rio' Now Live on Queen You Tube Channel
You know, I bought this show a couple years ago from bestbuy.com. Not even this version (well, it's the same version, just not this release). Amazing what they re-release (a million times) that you can buy just as easily without the hassle of a re-release... if that makes sense.
malu carreri
o show é em meu pais.
poderia colocar legendas em português?
eternizaria, para nós brasileiros.
This is hilarious danielstatham2 & jaasonclarke are using this site better than I dreamed!! Well Tony, I'm still waiting for Jon's top 5 Brian tracks. Then we unleash the 10 best Freddie ones!! C'mon Jon!
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Tony Newman
Why the HELL can't we get this on DVD?
I'm hoping in the new year we get something DIFFERENT from Queen productions. Maybe some new Adam Lambert stuff on BluRay or maybe Wembley 86 IN 3-D! My fingers are crossed!!!
Rodrigo Bittencourt
simplismente FANTÁSTICO,ESPETACULAR,EMOCIONANTE
crap over crap over crap.
Man, this is the Vhs re-released and its not even improved a bit.
un-F***NG-believable, why dont you release other concerts like rainbow, knebworth, Argentina, Brazil, Hammersmith, Hyde Park, etc.
I still dont understand why you keep releasing the same old stuff
crap over crap over crap.
Man, this is the Vhs re-released and its not even improved a bit.
un-F***NG-believable, why dont you release other concerts like rainbow, knebworth, Argentina, Brazil, Hammersmith, Hyde Park, etc.
I still understand why you keep releasing the same old stuff
We can only hope They comes to their senses and bring us some live Dvd shows from the 70´s In the future.
The live in Rio show are a question mark in their carrier Both Queen shows were filmed and broadcast throughout Brazil by globe. Each show was watched by nearly 200 million people in over 60 countries and in front of 350,000 people for each night setting a world record for the biggest paying audience ever at the time. Queen were the highest-paid act, commanding US$600,000 for its two headlining performances, on January 11 and 18...Of course the live in Rio show should be released in its entirely glory. They even probably owe us that.....
Please FULL SHOW ON BLU-RAY !!!
Well, when you guys release the full show (both nights if you have them), then maybe I'll give a damn. Until then, it's just another youtube video I saw on TV.
Andrew Holmes
That's all good and well but I would rather have the FULL concert/s on Blu-ray/DVD to watch on a TV.
A. Murray
I guess this won't make a DVD release in the UK/EU now as it's slapped onto YouTube! Surely an official DVD for a budget amount of €10 or so could have been released, with a photo gallery and short documentary. But naw, that's on the back burner as Queen + Bieber or some other Auto Tune talentless will be given first priority in the near future!


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In the beginning, monogamy: God made one female to one male. God originally intended monogamy as the universal standard for all generations. Anatomical proof I have explained in my article, "Fidelity and Marriage." Church fathers did not justify polygamy. However, Theodoret of Cyrus, Nestorian heretic is an exception; "Indeed for this reason (to be fruitful and multiply) He did not forbid the ancients to have many wives: so that the race of men might be increased," The Faith of the Early Fathers, Vol III, page 245. I do not find the arguments tenable. Some say, polygamy is the natural order and monogamy is a social triumph (of Christianity?). "Monogamy is a social triumph, always more or less precarious and not a natural state," says George Crespy, "Marriage and Christian Tradition" page 21. This view is in outright opposition to what Jesus said. By pointing to the order in the beginning Jesus in unequivocal terms declared that what God expects from human beings is to disown the evil that has crept in as the result of fall and adopt the principle of monogamy. Christianity ever-since is known to be the champion of monogamy. If we relate the words of Jesus, "No servant can serve two masters," Luke 16:13, it is practically proven fact that where there was more than one wife, there was turmoil. Human mind is not wired to romantically associate with and harmoniously cherish two individuals at once with equal honesty. Sarah compelled Abraham to go to Hagar. When Hagar conceived she despised Sarah. Sarah on the other hand resorted to hard treatment, so severe that Hagar had to flee to desert. The struggle was passed on to Ishmael and Isaac. Then Sarah compelled Abraham to forsake Hagar and the child and he obliged, may be unwillingly. Jacob loved Rachael more than Leah. This attracted jealousy and sibling rivalry. However, polygamy was practiced and tolerated in olden times. Islam and Mormons practice it even today. The reason I suppose; God's grace to fully distinguish right and wrong was not manifested until it was fully and finally revealed in Jesus Christ. "The word of God says, Man shall leave his father and mother and shall cleave unto his wife, not wives." Singular number affirms the practice of monogamy, says Hudaya Canon 8: 1.
The basic purpose of creating Eve was companionship, not procreation; some scholars say. Had procreation not the basic intent by partaking in the creative faculty of God to keep up human generation there was no need for companionship. God felt, "It is not good that man be alone," Gen 2:14. This is because man alone is unable to be happy or procreate. God did not feel 'it is not good than woman be alone' because she was not alone at any point; Adam was already there to offer companionship to Eve. Happiness must precede the act of procreation. Here God is realizing that He infused in human the natural instinct to love and to be loved without which life and procreation become monotonous and meaningless. So both companionship and procreation are equally valid and proper. One does not destroy or takes over the other. If the spouse fails to fill the void of loneliness in the other spouse by offering constant companionship and actively participate in the process of procreation, that spouse is living in opposition to God's will. In the same vein, looking down on a barren couple, especially women, with contempt even if they live in disharmony is opposed to God's purpose of creation. Even today most of us attach such a cultural taboo to women without knowing that husband or wife could be the cause of infertility. King Henry VIII divorced Catherine saying that she did not bear him male children from which sprouted the Anglican Church. Science has now come to the aid of hapless women proving that men, not women, (xy, x factor) are responsible in such cases.
Roman Catholics for a long time defined the basic purpose of marriage as, procreation mitigating importance of companionship. It seems they understood the folly; later they named it sacrament as a retort to Luther's reformation and included companionship. They further expanded it saying, spouses ought to mutually accept, live lifelong without separation and in harmony according to the will of God. Giving first place to sexual relationship in marriage is against the original purpose. Sacrificial love, intimacy, companionship, lifelong commitment and unity of mind and higher purpose should precede sexual relationship to make it meaningful, enjoyable and lasting. Sexual relationship without sacrificial, self-humbling love, feeling of oneness and mutual caring between spouses is carnal and hence immoral. Adam when saw Eve for the first time was first elevated to such an ecstatic state that he said, "At last" (some versions), "Ishah" in Hebrew, which is the pinnacle of exultation and identified himself one with Eve saying, "Flesh of my flesh and bone of my bones," before he had physical contact with Eve. World literature as a whole fails to replace a better expression of the inexorable joy and oneness a spouse experiences from the companionship of the spouse as one's own flesh and blood. God expects every husband to feel the same way as Adam felt. Whenever he sees her he should look at as if seeing first-time. True love and commitment should first commence before the first contact and steadily grow into maturity as years of life progress together. The wealth of experience, sense of togetherness and oneness progressively climb the ladder to reach celestial heights with increased interdependence. I have heard many older husbands/wives say, "Who will take care of her/him after I had gone." In physical infirmities, they nurse each other with respect and pleasure. If that does not happen as years go by, in a couple's life, there is something wrong. On the contrary, one who gives first priority to physical appearance and sex is merely cohabiting for the sake of lust, cannot say married, would surely regret and wean when the brightness of the youth fades away and the body becomes weak. It is not enough saying "honey, darling" when spouse is near and lusting after other men/women when the spouse is away. Such people are sure to wreck the marriage.
"Adam knew Eve," Gen 4:1. This biblical terminology is very significant and thought provoking. Bible employs three different terms for sexual involvements. (1) To know. "Adam knew Eve." "Cain knew his wife," Gen 4:17. It was not merely sexual contact but perfect union of two wills, minds, emotions, spirits, bodies and interests. The word 'know' denotes the most intimate form of relationship, which also involves sexual union flowing out of intimacy, not a casual sensory perception. "Know" is self-humbling and self-giving to the other experiencing wholeness of divine love. Conception followed on both occasions. The word "knew" is employed only when the relationship is divinely ordained and legally valid. (2) "Go in to," "Sarai said to Abram, go in unto my maid," Gen 16:2. "He went in unto Hagar," v4. The single purpose here was to plant the seed (impregnate). The same word is employed in the case of levirate law where a brother dies without male child the younger brother of the deceased should go in to the widow of the deceased brother and the child so born shall bear the lineage of the deceased brother. Genesis chapter 38: 1-26 makes us know that not only the brother but also the father of the deceased husband is obliged to perform levirate law because Judah regretted his failure to allow his youngest son Shelah to perform the law with Tamar and justified Tamar. The offspring was blameless. According to Ruth and Boaz episode, kinsmen were also obliged to perform the levirate law, (Ruth Ch 4). Whether or not it seems absurd or unacceptable morality for us now such was the custom in the Middle East among the nomadic and primitive tribes in the ancient days to maintain lineage. The offspring and the act of parents were then legitimate. Abraham was simply performing a local custom when he went in unto Hagar. Thus Jacob's 12 sons from two wives and two concubines were at par in all matters of rights and privileges. (3) "To lie with" on the other hand denote illicit sexual relationship. "She (wife of Potiphar) caught him (Joseph) by his garment saying, lie with me," Gen 39:12. "He (David) lay with her (Bathsheba)," 2Sam 11:4. These copulations of bodies were aimed only to satisfy lust of the flesh outside the context of marriage. Therefore they are fornication or adultery which St Paul says God will judge, Heb 13:4.


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I found this just incredibly awesome. Darnell Mayberry tweeted that after talking with KD, terms to Durant's extension were agreed upon at 11:02 p.m. CT on June 30.
If you deduce that, the Thunder showed up at 11:01 and the terms were agreed upon at 11:02. So it took one minute (!!!) for KD to agree to his contract with the Thunder. Either Sam Presti is a fast talker or Durant really, really, really wanted to be part of this organization. It just keeps getting better and better. Tomorrow we're going to read that during the contract negotiations KD saved a small child from a fire and signed 5 million autographs for his neighbors.


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The menstruating female squats on the males chest leaving a large red stain. The female proceeds to shit pellets on the red stained chest illustrating a lady bug. This is the sister move of the chili dog.
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…i remember when Bobby Sanguinetti got invited to this Upper Deck event a couple of years ago. Let's hope things workout better for Erixon with the Rangers than it did for Bobby Sangs.
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Cheryl Cole:
Long sexy legs
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Fit arse
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Long sexy legs
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A woman who shows more style than substance.
She's so Cheryl Cole.
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A name pronounced when wishing to refer to a slapper who has ridden her way to celebrity status, utterly devoid of any talent apart from a few crouching and dog like positions when dancing. Warbles off key to the extent that special technology is employed to make sounds that resemble vocal noises but don't really, so the radio gets abruptly turned off. This only applies to radio stations that are extremely desperate to play such crap in the first place. Normally a nauseously looking skinny chav without a care for the fact that teenagers may mimic her and die of starvation
Oooh, she's a right Cheryl Cole...she 'ad Tony last week cos he offered 'er a tenner and a chance to sing at karaoke
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Stress is something we all face, yet many of us don't really understand what stress is or appreciate the problems it can cause.
Stress is actually a combination of two separate things. The first is the "stressor," the situation that triggers the physical and emotional reactions that we feel. It might be a family problem, a money issue or just that traffic jam going to work.
Our "stress response" is our natural response to a stressor. Our bodies release chemicals that increase our breathing, heart rate, alertness and muscle response. That reaction is inherited from our ancient ancestors for whom survival meant reacting quickly to the threats they encountered. We call it the "fight or flight" response.
But while that was a good reaction back when the stress source was a bear or similar life-threatening situation, today's problems are seldom so immediate or quickly resolved. Instead, we often face prolonged or repeated stress over which we have little or no control.
For many of us, repeatedly facing stressful situations can leave us feeling constantly nervous or exhausted, and can result in very real physical and emotional ailments.
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Stress-related behavioral changes might include anger or impatience over relatively minor things. You might find yourself unable to relax, anxious almost all the time, sleeping poorly and experiencing sexual problems. Major changes in eating, whether no appetite or constantly overeating, are also common reactions. Excessive stress can make it difficult to make decisions or set priorities. You may make more mistakes or become accident-prone.
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True fans are those that stick by teams during the dark times. Those fans are cheering for the teams when winning, well just isn't happening.
Mark Strotman of CSN Chicago wrote an article on the loyalty of local fanbases. Though he was looking at where the Chicago Bulls sit, mentioned within the article was the San Antonio Spurs.
The Chicago Bulls rose to greatness back in the 90's when they possibly the best player to ever grace the floor in Michael Jordan. The Bulls were 'that team' that could not do any wrong. There were some bandwagon jumpers surely but during his article, the Bulls do not have the best local fanbase.
Who does?
If I told you that it happens to be two of the leagues smallest markets, whom would you say those teams are? Oklahoma City Thunder and the San Antonio Spurs. One and two respectively as having the leagues best local fanbases.
Both teams do not support any other professional teams within their citties so having the biggest fanbases in the league are not unusual.
The findings that were found by CSN Chicago were first brought to light by Deadspin on Wednesday. From that article, the percentages that were calculated were said to be measured by, "percent of population that watched, attended, or listened to the team in the past 12 months".
Oklahoma City (64%), San Antonio (60%), Miami Heat (53%), Dallas Mavericks (46%), and the before mentioned Chicago Bulls (45%) round out the top five in the NBA.
Now that you have seen the rankings, are you surprised by where the teams sit in the top five? Spurs fans let us know. We know you are very passionate about your Silver and Black.


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Cold Feet Polio Syndrome
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Neuropathy: The effects polio can have long term damage to the nerves. The nerves control sensation, muscle/motor, as well as the autonomic nervous system. Skin temperature is part of this. There may be a link to it because of a post-polio syndrome. Talk to you neurologist and you may want to see a podiatrist to have the foot examined as well. ...Read moreSee 2 more doctor answers
Poliomyelitis (Definition)
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I have purple feet, almost black cold most of the time the right foot is the worst. Polio at the age of 16.
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Before anything else: The cause of your cold feet must be diagnosed. There can be several reasons for cold feet including poor circulation, peripheral neuropathy, vasospastic disease, and even some arthritic conditions can do this. Start by going to your pmd who will make a recommendation for you to see an appropriate specialist. Once we have a diagnosis, then we can find a suitable treatment. ...Read moreSee 2 more doctor answers
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FULTON – Itawamba Community College freshman outfielder Jessi Patterson was named third
team All-American by the NJCAA on Friday.
Patterson, a native of Nettleton, is the first Lady Indian to earn All-American honors as a freshman. She finished the season with a .317
batting average, including 14 home runs and 43 RBIs. Patterson's home run total was one shy of the single-season school record.
"Jessi made a tremendous impact on our season this year," said ICC softball coach Andy Kirk. "This award shows all the hard work she put in the during the preseason dedicated towards having the type of season she had this year. We
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KANSAS - Lakota's Aspen Ray said after Wednesday's game against Carey that in high-pressure situations, a lot of people don't expect a freshman to be the one to rise to the occasion.
For the Raiders, it wasn't a freshman to step up.
"Two freshmen," Lakota coach Chris Chalfin corrected.
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In one-half inning, Lakota saw a 6-1 lead turn into an 8-6 deficit. But instead of folding, the young Lakota team rallied. The Raiders got within one by the time they came to the plate for their final at-bats.
There, two of the youngest players on Chalfin's roster came up the biggest.
Bree Long-Meyer singled home Morgan Gangwer to tie the game and Ray followed up with a sacrifice fly to right field.
Another freshman, Aubrey Bickford, beat the throw home, giving the Raiders a 9-8 win.
"It makes me feel good cause everyone says freshmen can't handle it," Ray said. "But me and the other freshmen on our team, we stepped up. We spent a lot of time in the batting cages, so we can do this."
"They came through," Chalfin said. "They're competitors. That's what I like about them, they're real competitors. Bree's been struggling a little bit. She puts the ball in play a lot, but she's been struggling really to come through with a base hit. She came through with one there in the last inning. Then Aspen hit the fly ball to right, got it deep enough to score (Bickford). Aspen also played really well at second."
It's OK to get knocked down as long as someone is there to pick you up.
After Carey scored seven in the sixth inning to erase the early lead Lakota built up, the whole Raider team was there to pick each other up, to enable a comeback.
"I told them out there they never quit," Chalfin said. "We were ahead and things were going well, then we had that real bad inning where things didn't go well. They never stopped fighting. I'm proud of them for that.
"That's one thing about this group, and maybe its because they're young, they don't get real down on themselves when things aren't going well. That's a good thing. That's what I'm most proud of."
"We never give up. Everyone was up against the fence and everyone keeps everyones head's up," Ray said of the mood in the Lakota dugout during the final inning. "It never really drops. People get down, everyone picks them up."
That was especially true of Gangwer, Lakota's pitcher.
She admitted to going through a temporary loss of confidence in the circle when Carey took the lead. But she said her teammates helped lift her back up and she picked up the win, in addition to driving home a pair of RBIs and starting the seventh inning rally by reaching on an error.
"We were up for a while but then once we got down I got scared," she said. "I didn't feel like (the umpire) was giving me anything at the plate. I was throwing it down the middle, they were hitting it. My outfield was helping me. But once we got down, I felt scared. I didn't think I could pull it through.
"My team picked me up. I tried harder. I tried to pitch from my original position and did my best."
Carey struck in the top of the first when Ali Rymer drove home Makenzie Wentling for a 1-0 lead.
Lakota responded with two in the bottom of the frame. Alaina Bickford tripled home Nikkia Cooper, one of her three hits on the day, and came home herself on a Gangwer sac fly.
Lakota tacked on one more in the third when Aubrey Bickford singled home Cooper, and three more in the fifth. A Gangwer single scored Samantha Miller and two more runs scored off wild pitches.
But much like its counterpart, Carey refused to give up when facing adversity.
"I'm really proud of the girls for fighting back," Carey coach Jenn Haught said. "We got down early but they were able to rally and get ahead."
The Blue Devils left six runners on base through the first four innings. Finally in the sixth, they were able to get the big hits.
"I knew the holes were there," Haught said. "Finally we started getting the ball through the infield. We got some big hits and took advantage of some of their mistakes."
With two runners on, Chelsea Schlack delivered the first big hit singling home Jessica Wyatt. One more run came across on a bases loaded walk. Two more scored off a Lakota error before Hannah Draper put Carey in front with a two-run single. Katie Driggers singled home Draper to punctuate the rally.
Schlack had four hits with an RBI and a run scored to lead the Carey offense. Draper had two hits including a double and two RBIs.
The Blue Devils fall to 6-3, 1-1 Midland Athletic League, while Lakota improves to 7-3, 1-1.


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An International Conference at the University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada
March 14-16, 2005.
Professor Brian McIlroy and the UBC Film Studies Program are pleased to announce an international conference on Genre and Irish Cinema. This conference is supported by the Social Science and Humanities Research Council of Canada. Confirmed main speakers so far include Kevin Rockett (Trinity College Dublin), Cheryl Herr (University of Iowa), Martin McLoone (University of Ulster), and
Christine Gledhill (Staffordshire University). 20 minute paper proposals from faculty and graduate students dealing with all aspects of Genre and Irish Cinema are welcome.
Suggested theoretical topics utilizing Irish and Irish-related cinema could include Genre and Ideology, Genre and Auteur, Genre and Consumption, Genre and Fandom/Spectatorship, Genre and Economics, Genre and Globalization, Genre and hybridity; or within Irish film criticism and history, an examination of specific genres of the crime film, romantic comedies, biopics, troubles films, diasporic films, reparation cinema, etc. Discussion of emerging or neglected genres welcomed.
Please submit your 250 word abstract and a brief biography to Professor Brian McIlroy at email@example.com by November 15, 2004. It is expected that a selection of papers presented at the conference will be published in an edited collection. More details of the conference will be posted on the UBC Film website: www.film.ubc.ca


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