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INDIANAPOLIS — The field looked like the remains of a burst piñata. The familiar sounds of a New York victory cued up on the loudspeakers. The anthem that is Jay-Z and Alicia Keys' "Empire State of Mind" resounded through Lucas Oil Stadium Sunday night, followed by the obligatory final word from Sinatra.
For many, the Giants winning Super Bowl XLVI was time to find a party; others wanted to linger until stadium staff ushered them out. For some, it was time to hit the sack and get ready to return to work — or prepare for a parade.
Arthur Scheiner, 48, and his son Ryan, 8, set up camp at The Huddle, a sports store in Indy's City Center mall that hosted a post-game party. Others may have cavorted until early Monday morning, but this was a big deal for Ryan. It would be only the second time this year that he was permitted to stay up past midnight.
"We pretended it was New Year's Eve," said Scheiner, of Warren. And for good reason: Among the party's guests were former Giants players — Curtis McGriff, George Martin and Rodney Hampton. Ryan left with a hat full of signatures to bring home to Jersey.
For Lori and Chris Trattou of Franklin Lakes, the celebration was even bigger. Indianapolis is the place their son Justin, 23, a backup defensive end for the Giants and a former Don Bosco High standout, got his first Super Bowl ring.
"I would say that's representing Jersey pretty well," said Chris Trattou. They joined the official Giants party at the downtown Marriott, sticking it out until 1:30 a.m. Back in their hotel room, they heard the party music well into the morning hours.
"It's just the most amazing experience," said Lori Trattou, after a few hours of sleep. She was browsing Super Bowl beer cozies and T-shirts at a hotel sale while waiting for an afternoon flight back home.
Not everyone ventured out to a party or bar to mark the occasion. The post-game hours were a time to exhale for Thomas Walsh, 75, and his son, also Thomas Walsh, 39.
"It was more relief than joy," said the senior Walsh, still wearing his Jason Pierre-Paul jersey the morning after. "It was heart-wrenching ending the game so close like that. I think my son held his breath the entire fourth quarter."
While he would be going home to New Milford, his son had to return to Pittsburgh — where his work office is festooned with Big Blue headlines — to stick it to the Steelers fans. Straight after the game they drove east for a few hours, listening to Super Bowl post-mortems on the radio. They decided to party with New England radio-listeners after picking up a Boston radio station. The subject: "Why did the Patriots lose?" And talk of the Giants wasn't exactly flattering. The hosts proclaimed the Giants were lucky. The Walshes just weren't having that. They dialed in.
"The Giants have Belichick's number," they told the host, knowing full well they were only having a bit of fun.
"They were getting a little agitated," said the younger Walsh. His father, a Giants season-ticket holder since 1957, thought about going to the ticker tape parade in Manhattan. His brother has an apartment overlooking the canyon.
But the partying really started during the moments confetti showered the field. Euphoria seemed to take hold of many. Everywhere, people stayed glued to their phones, smiling and talking fast, sometimes with a quiver in their voice.
"Yeah, I'm still in the stadium, bro," said one man on a cell phone, so frazzled from the win that he momentarily headed into the women's bathroom before pivoting away.
"Tommy Cough, I love you!" exclaimed Jennifer Dionisio, who stuck around to see her team walk off the field and to the locker rooms.
Dionisio held her mini "All In" Giants banner high, as if it was her job, like she'd never stop hoisting it until the field was clear.
"Happy Birthday to me," she said, noting that the Giants parade falls on her birthday.
"If you don't tell my boss, then yeah, I'll be at the parade," said Dionisio, of Manhattan.
For Michelle Russell, 48, attending the parade is kind of a requirement.
"Yeah, I think I have to go," she said. "'Cause I'm here." The Manhattanite by way of North Plainfield wore a thick garland of tinsel around her neck and was among the last to filter out of the stands. She appeared satisfied, but not hysterical, which is what she supposed she looked like just an hour before.
"I was just screaming my head off, hands in the air," said Russell. She said the next step would be to drive three and half hours to Chicago so she could catch her flight home and follow the national caravan of Giants-faithful onward down some city street.
An outlier of sorts was John DiPompeo, 40, a former resident of Chatham and West Orange who moved to Florida but has roots in Indiana. A season ticket holder — his father was one since 1951 — this is his fifth Giants Super Bowl, so he'd experienced the celebration long before anyone was raising banners that said "Deja Blue." He prepared to head out, but hadn't planned to get up too early.
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earnings were so bad that the short decided to cover a bunch of stock bringing the stock up for days after not so great earnings. done covering now and the selling continues. that's my take
Your take is worthless; no offense(as who the .... are you anyway(hedge fund clown looking to buy chealy).
What has happened is there were a lot of people who bought in the 30's and the stock doubled in just 180 days and smart people like Goldman Sachs who was holding 10.92% took some off the table AFTER this built in earnings run. But they are still holding 80% of their position and will do the same thing after we hit 85-90/share and so on.
As rookies hold stocks forever, smart ones lock in profits along the way. So the make 50M less than the 600-700M they will make off this 5-8 bagger.
One one learns the game and the two tricks wall street does periodically(I mean Goldman) which is to take a good company like Deckers which rints cash, dump it too lows one never seemed imaginable, wipe the slate clean and STEAL shares below intrinsic value of other less valuable companies(like crox) and then just make easy money over the next 5 years as every earnings report is a gimme there on in as hit or miss, the stock is so undervaued, it is just going to keep riding up to make u for lost time as Goldman is already in(and for those who don't realize it yet, they WIN every time and control 75% of stocks direction/movement).
Free market? Who are you kidding?
dont be ridiculous. earnings were terrible. stock went up afterward. longs like you thought the stock was going up because people and institutions were buying it. WRONG. it was the short partially exciting after making a complete killing in this stock. and the short got to cover into lots of selling because of the #$%$ earnings. there you have it. quite simple. watch out below, i think this stock is in for lots of the trouble in the next 9 months.
When you have Motley fool stating that Deckers expects a loss of $1.10 this year....


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Context As more interventions become available for the treatment of coronary
heart disease (CHD), policy makers and health practitioners need to understand
the benefits of each intervention, to better determine where to focus resources.
This is particularly true when a patient with CHD quits smoking.
Objective To conduct a systematic review to determine the magnitude of risk reduction
achieved by smoking cessation in patients with CHD.
Data Sources Nine electronic databases were searched from start of database to April
2003, supplemented by cross-checking references, contact with experts, and
with large international cohort studies (identified by the Prospective Studies
Study Selection Prospective cohort studies of patients who were diagnosed with CHD were
included if they reported all-cause mortality and had at least 2 years of
follow-up. Smoking status had to be measured after CHD diagnosis to ascertain
Data Extraction Two reviewers independently assessed studies to determine eligibility,
quality assessment of studies, and results, and independently carried out
data extraction using a prepiloted, standardized form.
Data Synthesis From the literature search, 665 publications were screened and 20 studies
were included. Results showed a 36% reduction in crude relative risk (RR)
of mortality for patients with CHD who quit compared with those who continued
smoking (RR, 0.64; 95% confidence interval [CI], 0.58-0.71). Results from
individual studies did not vary greatly despite many differences in patient
characteristics, such as age, sex, type of CHD, and the years in which studies
took place. Adjusted risk estimates did not differ substantially from crude
estimates. Many studies did not adequately address quality issues, such as
control of confounding, and misclassification of smoking status. However,
restriction to 6 higher-quality studies had little effect on the estimate
(RR, 0.71; 95% CI, 0.65-0.77). Few studies included large numbers of elderly
persons, women, ethnic minorities, or patients from developing countries.
Conclusions Quitting smoking is associated with a substantial reduction in risk
of all-cause mortality among patients with CHD. This risk reduction appears
to be consistent regardless of age, sex, index cardiac event, country, and
year of study commencement.
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Hi Animesh,
I think I was not entirely clear: we want to do a LIVE session with remote participants, rather than an asynchronous remote session.
Ideally, we'd all work on the same diagram, viewing and modifying simultaneously. To discuss, we'd use a conference call.
It's not so straightforward to find a program that will support this live editing/viewing by multiple users. :)
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Hi Nina,
I don't know about any such service/app; i am wondering won't doing
remote be defeating the goal? you organize and re-organize, then you
group and re-group. there will be voices, comments, opinions in
between. can it be captured remotely?


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1. If you eat too much fat, you will get fat
2. If you eat too much protein, you will get fat
3. If you eat too much carbohydrate, you will get fat.
4. If you read and believe every study and diet protocol, you will die of starvation!
Maybe you should go back and re read what was actually written.
Note the use of the word preferentially, this relates back to previous posts in the context that in presence of adequate fat or carbohydrate the body will not use protein for fuel.
"There are no short cuts to enlightenment, the journey is the destination, you have to walk this path alone"
1. If you eat too much fat, you will get fat
2. If you eat too much protein, you will get fat
3. If you eat too much carbohydrate, you will get fat.
4. If you read and believe every study and diet protocol, you will die of starvation!
Some of you may die, but that is a risk I'm willing to take.
I think what eKatherine was trying to get across was - eating higher "healthy fats" (Avocados, nuts, animal fat, etc.) does not necessarily make you fat. Obviously, eating twinkies (as someone mentioned) which contain "crap" fat would of course increase your weight. Along with the sugar, corn syrup and other chemically altered fillers your body has no idea what to do with.
Eating foods that are reduced in fat - 2% milk - low fat yogurt - are altered from there original state and can not even be considered a "natural food" anymore. Our bodies need larger amounts of healthy fats to thrive and yes individuals who do increase these in their diets - as long as their diets are a least borderline clean - do have a lower body fat percentage.
(Note: these are also individuals who have moderate to higher active lifestyles).
Overeating healthy fats can still make you fat.
Eating crap does not necessarily make you fat. I know a lot of thin people who eat mostly junk. They just don't eat a lot of food in general.
As far as #3 goes, I'm not sure how many studies have been done that quantify just how much dietary protein is used for gluconeogenesis and glycogen synthesis on a low carb diet. I've seen opposing claims that VLC is catabolic and protein-sparing. Not quite sure which is true.
Studies are welcomed. I know some people bookmark like crazy.
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Two out of three restaurant workers in Philadelphia would not be able to support a family of three on their wages, according to a study of the city's restaurant industry released today.
"Philadelphia restaurant workers are worse off than they were a decade ago," notes the report titled "Behind the Kitchen Door: The Hidden Reality of Philadelphia's Thriving Restaurant Industry."
Restaurant employees also face rampant discrimination, wage theft and unsafe working conditions, the report said.
The Pennsylvania Restaurant and Lodging Association was not immediately available for comment.


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MIFFLINTOWN - Juniata County School District Superintendent Richard Musselman addressed The Rotary Club of Mifflintown at its weekly meeting Thursday on Tyson Hill.
Musselman has served as the district superintendent since 2011 and has been guiding the district through the fiscal issues being dealt to public schools throughout the state. He said the last year has been dedicated to resolving problems caused by limited fiscal resources.
"You can't do anything until you get your fiscal house in order," he explained.
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Juniata County School District Superintendent Richard Musselman speaks to a small crowd Thursday at a meeting of The Rotary Club of Mifflintown.
The rising cost of employees has resulted in furloughs throughout the district and contract changes for current employees.
"Healthcare rates are just climbing and going up tremendously," Musselman said. "Retirement is going up and school districts are picking up more and more of the cost."
To help save money, Musselman said the district voted to outsource food service staff and the information technology department. Current employees were still offered jobs through the new company, but the move allowed the district to take employees off their own programs, he said.
In addition to personnel changes, Juniata County is making strides toward increasing the opportunities provided to students in the district.
"Public schools are nation builders," he said, emphasizing the value of investment into students.
Last year, Juniata County brought back full-time kindergarten, a decision that Musselman said he was unsure about at first. However, after seeing the progess of young students throughout the year, he said he is confident that the change will be positive for the district.
"What those students learn at 5 years old, moving forward, is phenomenal," he said. "...it allows you to move your curriculum along at a much more rapid pace."
Another county-wide concern has been extracurricular activities. Since funding is limited, booster clubs have been independently fundraising to support the continuation of activities in the district.
"They've been able to fund their programs and do a really good job at it," Musselman said.
Looking forward, Musselman is committed to providing better customer service to the students and parents throughout the district.
"There is so much competition out there, public school has to become much, much better," he said.
This begins simply with how families are greeted when they enter a building in the school district or how quickly the office responds to phone calls and communication with parents, he said.
The district will also continue its anti-bullying program. Musselman said his vision is for an environment where children can go to school and learn without the worry of being bullied by peers. Faculty and staff will undergo training to recognize problems among students and learn how to properly deal with it, he said.
Another large initiative in the district is the creation of its own cyber school. Musselman said Juniata County has had access to cyber classes in the past, but students have received instruction from a teacher who could be located anywhere.
"We want Juniata County teachers teaching Juniata County kids," he urged. "We've got to meet those students where their needs are."
The new cyber school will allow students from the district to learn from their own teachers while they're away from school for extended periods of time.
Additionally, Musselman sees a need for opening doors to homeschooled students. As students progress into higher maths and sciences, it often becomes more difficult for parents to help, he said. Musselman looks forward to bringing those students into the school or reaching them online through the new cyber system.
As he spoke of the future, Musselman also addressed new teacher evaluations and improvements to distance learning throughout the district. He explained that with less fiscal support on the federal, state and local levels, public education has to become more efficient and figure out smarter ways to educate students.
"Business as usual ... I don't think we can continue to afford it," Musselman said.


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Who's who: The six-team league includes the Bishop Timon-St. Jude Tigers, Canisius Crusaders, Cardinal O'Hara Hawks, St. Francis Red Raiders, St. Joe's Marauders and St. Mary's Lancers. The Nichols Vikings, who compete in the Monsignor Martin Association in most other sports, are an independent in football.
This year's alignment shift: While Section VI had tweaks in all 10 of its divisions, the Monsignor Martin lineup remains the same as last year.
Last year's champion: Canisius won its first Monsignor Martin title since 2009 in historic, unbeaten fashion, as its 11-0 season set the school mark for most wins. It was the school's first unbeaten season since 1976, and the first time since St. Joe's went 10-0 in 1998 that a Monsignor Martin large school went undefeated. The Crusaders were a unanimous No. 1 in The News large school poll, its first poll championship, while junior running back Qadree Ollison and senior lineman Ryan Hunter were both named Player of the Year by The Buffalo News.
2012 rewind: The season was enjoyable on several fronts. Foremost was obviously Canisius' excellent season. The Crusaders notched impressive nonleague wins against McKinley at All High Stadium, at Walsh Jesuit in Ohio, and against eventual Section V (Rochester area) Class A champion Aquinas before dominating its league season. St. Joe's matched Canisius with an undefeated start the first six weeks, which included a headline-grabbing win at Aquinas (the Monsignor Martin Association's first win over the Little Irish since 2005), which helped lead to an epic showdown of the rivals that was witnessed by more than 6,000 people despite driving rain at St. Joe's. Ollison ran for a school single-game record 344 yards and scored four TDs as Canisius surged in the second half to win, 28-21. The second-best team in the league proved to be Bishop Timon-St. Jude, which enjoyed a tremendous resurgent season and finished fifth in the large school poll despite losing starting quarterback Ryan Dougherty for much of the season with a knee injury. Timon beat visiting St. Joe's in Week Seven (17-14), its first win over the Marauders since 2002, on a fourth-quarter field goal. Timon also beat St. Joe's in the Monsignor Martin semifinals, 27-10. Canisius fended off a challenge from Timon in the final with Ollison running for 195 yards and three touchdows in a 28-20 season-ending victory.
Last year's records: Canisius 11-0, 5-0; Bishop Timon-St. Jude 6-5, 3-2; St. Joe's 8-3, 3-2; St. Francis 3-8, 2-3; St. Mary's 5-4, 2-3; Cardinal O'Hara 2-8, 0-5. Nichols 6-3 as an independent.
2012 All-Western New York underclassmen: Canisius junior RB Qadree Ollison, St. Joe's junior Rod Payne and Sweet Home sophomore LB Brad Zaffram (transferred to Canisius) were the only three underclassmen on the first team. Bishop Timon-St. Jude juniors RB Adam DiMillo and DL Ryan Byrne, as well as Canisius juniors LB Mike Sharpe and DB Ryan Richards, were on the second team. Named to the third team were St. Joe's junior DB Nigel Davis and St. Mary's junior RB Nick Vallone. Canisius sophomore DB Josh Huffman was an honorable mention.
2012 all-league first-team underclassmen: Canisius juniors Richards and Ollison (Offensive Player of the Year); Bishop Timon-St. Jude juniors DiMillo and Byrne; St. Joe's juniors Davis and Payne; St. Francis junior DL Adam Valenti.
Pre-snap read: Canisius returns a ton of talent from last season's championship team, both in quantity and quality — but they have become a popular pick as New York's top-ranked team following some high-profile additions. The transfer of first-team All-WNYer Zaffram from Sweet Home in the winter was followed by the summer additions of TJ (junior) and Terius Wheatley, sons of University of Michigan great and former NFL running back Tyrone Wheatley, who arrived in Western New York with new Buffalo Bills coach Doug Marrone after he was also on his staff at Syracuse University. TJ Wheatley (6-6, 245) already has scholarship offers from Alabama and Florida, among several others. Ollison will announce his college destination on Monday from a list of Penn State, Pittsburgh, Rutgers, Syracuse and Wisconsin. Oh, by the way, other teams play in this league, too. St. Joe's has a pair of outstanding players returning, Timon is looking to build on last year's return to glory, St. Francis almost certainly will improve its record, and St. Mary's had a running back (Vallone) who many teams found tough to tackle last year (including Canisius in a close one early on).
Week One must-see games: Two of the best teams to play on opening weekend won't be from Western New York: Aquinas is at Bishop Timon-St. Jude Friday night at 7 while St. Anthony's of Long Island is at St. Joe's at 2 p.m. Saturday. On Friday, Canisius opens at Rochester's McQuaid, St. Mary's is at Smethport (Pa.); on Saturday, St. Francis is at Holy Trinity (L.I.). The only matchup between two local teams is the Saturday noon start for Cardinal O'Hara at Nichols.
Prep Talk blog at buffalonews.com: Watch exclusive [BN]TheLockerRoom video of Canisius coach Rich Robbins' initial address to his team, look over the entire 2013 week-by-week schedule and watch #preptalkpreseason video interviews with 32 head coaches.
Live chats & PrepTalkTV: The first of the weekly Wednesday night live chats will be tonight at 9 p.m. at buffalonews.com. The PrepTalkTV schedule will be released soon.
The countdown concludes: This is the final installment. You can review them all at the Prep Talk blog.
Season preview coming Thursday: The annual preview issue will have capsules and schedules for all 78 teams in Western New York, along with feature stories, a must-see cover and everything else one needs to know about the 2013 season.
Friday Night Live at buffalonews.com: Every week, the place to monitor all of the Friday night action is BuffaloNews.com and the Prep Talk blog. We will have video reports, photos, live updates from several games (including play-by-play from our premier matchup of the night) and you will again be a part of the team via Twitter: Tweet updates with the #preptalkscores hashtag and those will appear in our live blog. --Keith McShea


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When I format a volume using NTFS various system files are created.....
(MFT, MFT2, Log......)
Am I correct in saying that the physical position, of these files, on the
disk is undefined?
Thus, if I format a disk with data on it, the only data 'actually'
destroyed[1] is that, that happens to be in the 'random' locations in which
the system files are written too?
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Current Administration
- Current owner and operator of RMN. Likes hockey.
- Redactor-in-Chief. He manages the games submission queue as well as site moderation and acts as a backup administrator. This guy used to be a Wikipedia moderator, so don't cross him!
- Site moderation and all around cool guy.
- Head of our Europeon operations, plus site moderation.
- Editor-in-Chief. He manages the review submission queue. No reviews get through without his sayso! He also has moderation powers, because most people assumed he had them anyway.
- Head of our Australian operations, plus site moderation. She also has an awesome accent.
Past Administration
- The past owner and operator of RMN and the founding father of RMN. He paid out of pocket to fund this site for years. He has recently stepped down from the RM scene.
- Server management and programmer and founding member. He was the man behind the curtain setting up the webservers and even to this day he helps out with server management and bug fixes. If he ever left, RMN would be screwed.
- Programmer and developer and founding member. He spent many many (many) hours coding the framework of the website you are viewing right now. His parents went to Utah and all he got was this stupid game development website.
- A recent administrator after WIP stepped down. He was also the game submission and quality control manager and head moderator. He had the worst job. Really.
- Admining RMN and managing submissions made me lose faith in humanity. True story. ~Karsuman
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Most of Ravalli County is forest land. The US Forest Service provides fire protection for over half the county, and there are about 12 fire stations protecting the remaining parts of the county.
Single engine air tankers (SEAT planes) are the quickest and best means of attacking small fires in inaccessible forest terrain before they become big fires. However, it is a fact that SEAT planes need a 1000-foot longer runway to be able to operate safely during times of hot weather carrying more fire retardants.
If we want better fire protection and less smoke, a longer runway at the Ravalli County Airport is essential. So tell our County Commissioners to "get 'er done." Smoke is unhealthy, so let's not jeopardize safety and fire protection any longer.
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Before returning to their seats, the students shared their dream business to a group of parents and leaders from the Small Business Development Center who rewarded them with applause and cheer.
The ideas ranged from owning a shoe store to becoming a pediatrician and even having the "best and largest off-roading company." Just about every dream involved going to college.
The Saturday afternoon ceremony marked the culmination of the Young Entrepreneurs Program, a four-week summer session for junior high, high school and college students that introduced the skills needed to succeed in business and life.
The program was especially targeted towards kids who typically wouldn't be able to learn about starting their own business.
"It gets kids interested in entrepreneurship," said Paul De La Cerda, director of the Small Business Development Center, a local resource center, which organized the program with College of the Canyons.
This summer was the first time the program, also known as Y.E.P., was held. De La Cerda said there are plans to expand the program into the fall and spring months.
Thanks to a grant, De La Cerda said members from the center and assistants from the community college were able to "harness the energy" of the 25 students and give them a glimpse of what it takes to start their own business.
Every Saturday for three hours, De La Cerda said the students from all over the Santa Clarita and Antelope valleys met to build confidence, raise self-esteem and increase knowledge through interactive activities.
Students developed business models and even got to create personalized business cards.
At the same time, De La Cerda said the group, led by SBDC consultants Mike and Sandy Wichman, looked at "life as a whole" by taking part in life analyses.
Saturday's event allowed parents to understand the program by seeing the various activities in motion.
Additionally, De La Cerda said the ceremony served as a way for Y.E.P. leaders to encourage parent involvement.
"We need their participation and effort," he said.
One of the parents in the audience was Tim Palmer, father of 15-year-old Stephen.
Palmer said his son has been working to start his own teen nightclub. He has spent the past months saving money for his future business.
"He wants to start a business plan," Palmer, a Valencia resident said, adding that his son has been working on the model all summer.
Palmer is thankful for Y.E.P. because of the opportunities it created for Stephen. "These people are wonderful," he said.
The students were also pleased with the opportunity.
With awards and goodie bags in hand, Danny Ramirez, 18, and Shelby Mahdi, 17, offered a list of skills they've picked up from the four Saturdays.
"Networking, business tactics, how to get your name out there..." Ramirez, a Newhall resident, said.
Mahdi, a Castaic resident, quickly added, "Leadership, time management."
The two want to continue learning about how to start their own businesses.
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I just let my husband buy my bras from Victoria's Secret. He seems to know something about sizing...
I can't find a bra anywhere that fits me properly even with getting measured at 3 different stores. VS says 38D, Macy's says 38C and Nordstrom's throws out a 36D. D cups are too big, its like I'm swimming in there and I kind of swim in a 38C. I just kind of pick whatever.
Fantasie, freya, and Chantelle are about the only things I can find that fit, and I think my option may be narrowing even further.
[QUOTE=naiadknight;1094745]I'm having Little Caesar's tonight and calling it a carb refeed.[/QUOTE]
Good call! Except I see it sucked, so bummed for you. If you were in the midwest, I'd suggest Happy Joe's. Expensive but oh so yum!
[QUOTE=canio6;1095046]Interesting observation about fruit sugars. I am noticing the same - apples, tomatoes, onions, etc all taste sweet as heck to me. I used about 1/4 of a packet of stevia the other day and had to toss out my tea it was so horrifyingly sweet. (Not to mention that artificial sweetners taste like sweat of a ball sack...well, what I image such would taste like.)[/QUOTE]
I've never sweetened tea. Ever. There's a whole act when they serve me sweet tea instead that's reminiscent of giving a dog a pill. My husband wanted sugar to go with my blackberries and I honestly had to stop and wonder why for a few seconds, because they were plenty sweet.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=canio6;1095075]I don't usually, but I over-brewed it and was trying to save it. Needless to say it was a double fail.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=namelesswonder;1095089]I just water down over-brewed tea.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=canio6;1095097]Well, damn, there you go making sense again.[/QUOTE]
This whole conversation had me laughing and choking on my own tea... *wipesoffmonitor* thanks guys!
[QUOTE=naiadknight;1096079]Geek did well for Hallmark Holiday. He created his own bouquet with blush roses (the only kind I like) and wildflower like flowers (daisies, irises, hyacinth) and gave me berries with dipping chocolate and caramel.
Dinner was steak, shrimp, and caesar salad.
The fitbit apparently considers certain activities to translate to steps, which I found funny as hell.[/QUOTE]
My hunny got me a tiny bouquet of three roses. Two little pinks ones with one red one to represent both the kids and himself. And some dreaded chocolates. I *heart* him still. :)
[QUOTE=naiadknight;1096733]Yep, it's official. Today after work, I'm gonna go get fitted for a bra. This one's moving around in all kinds of ways it shouldn't and is uncomfortable.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=canio6;1096737]I wish you much luck finding one that fits. After reading the bra-chronicles in journals around here, I wonder how you all put up with the hassle.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=naiadknight;1096864]Fantasie, freya, and Chantelle are about the only things I can find that fit, and I think my option may be narrowing even further.[/QUOTE]
Ah the bra conversation continues... I am wearing a Cacique from Lane Bryant. Surprisingly comfy considering the boning, underwire and lace... Much like this [URL="http://www.lanebryant.com/passion-lace-plunge-bra/p92188/index.pro?selectedColor=None%20selected&selectedSize=None%20selected"]one[/URL], but all purple.
Yeah, Lane Bryant doesn't do size dinky. I've heard their bras are good, though.
I have a bra from Lane Bryant and man! That thing is the stuff!
aawww Gwamma wishes she had boobies big enough to wear a bra !!!!!!!!
[SIZE=5]so stop skite-ing you lot[/SIZE]
[SIZE=1]mumbles something to self about pushups bras[/SIZE]
[QUOTE=NZ primal Gwamma;1097025]aawww Gwamma wishes she had boobies big enough to wear a bra !!!!!!!![/QUOTE]
haha I am with you Gwamma. I don't like padded stuff so I stick with basic bandeaus and un-cupped sports styles (no "boob pockets" to try and fail to fill out). Much more comfortable and doesn't make me feel like I'm lying to myself or anybody looking ;).
NLW - I still LOVE your hair !!!!!!
[QUOTE=naiadknight;1096996]Yeah, Lane Bryant doesn't do size dinky. I've heard their bras are good, though.[/QUOTE]
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I'm not agro or anything, but whenever I see a guy looking for a walk in softball, there's a small part of me that wants to pinch his head off.
Seriously. Is there anything more lame in life than a guy who wants to get a walk in softball? I mean, we're talking about slow pitch softball. One notch above tee ball.
And let's not forget that most leagues only allow little more than an hour per game. So when a guy takes four pitches every time at bat, that sucks up about 10 of those precious minutes. But more importantly, I ask, why?
Why, why, why?
Okay, the rest of you softball players take a breath. Or, better yet, go to the batting cages and hit some balls. After all, you swingers deserve it. Besides, right now I need to talk directly to those esteem-deprived guys who seek walks:
Hey, Walkers. What's up? So I'm doing this blog entry, right? And it's not like I'm judging you (so much). But, like, I guess I fundamentally don't get you. Because, presumably, you signed up for softball because you want to play softball. And standing at the plate, not swinging — well . . . that's not really playing softball. That's just sort of standing there. Like a model posing for a photo. Or a confused old person.
And the thing is, you're missing something really special here. You see, hitting the ball is sorta fun. When you hit the ball, you get to run, which is also kinda fun. And your teammates clap and stuff.
Walking to first base is sort of like — I don't know — taking out the trash, I guess. Or getting the mail.
So, do me a favor: Next time you're in the batter's box, take a chance in life. Swing. I don't care if the pitch is a foot over your head. Swing at it. Hit it. And run, baby. Run like the wind.
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Putting her past personal drama behind her, R&B singer Monica, 26, has a new son, Rodney, 1, and a new album, The Makings of Me.
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Lem Purchase is in California when a call comes in the dead of night: his younger, disturbed
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In one hand, Jesse Breedlove holds a bottle of Cuervo Gold or what's left of it in
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It's been a year since the body of seventeen-year-old Kelsey Little was found in the river outside Dark Vespers, Nebraska. Although the town may have reached an uneasy equilibrium, those who loved her most have certainly not: Javier Martinez, her troubled ex-boyfriend and the father of the child no one knew she was carrying; Sam and Hank, her parents, whose marriage is coming apart under the pressure of grief and not-knowing; and Ike Parrish, a reclusive eccentric whose clairvoyant "river spells" compel him to come forward with information about Kelsey's disappearance and death.


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Ok, as courtesy to Raichu himself, Im starting from scratch.
B: "Raichu, Show 'em a REAL Thundabolt. Shut it DOWN!": Raichu's signature move, Raichu absorbs electricity yelling, "Raiiiii," for 4 seconds, then unleashes it in a startling blast of electricity while screaming, "CHU!". While charging, Raichu loses all motor functions. This move can be cancelled by pressing the Guard button. Can only be used when charged the full length of time, then a bolt of lightning flashes at lightning speed at any given direction, via the control stick. The lightning blast goes through everything, and can hit multiple enemies if in the same direction. The bolt deals 50% damage plus massive knockback to whomever is hit. Raichu also takes 10% damage.
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Up B: Raichu's arrogance, aka Take Down: Raichu dashes in the given direction via control stick. Raichu travels as far as one of Pikachu's Quick Attacks. If Raichu hits an opponent, they are spiked downwards. Raichu deals 10% damage, and takes 3% damage as a result. Also, if it hits, Raichu then enters "free-fall mode".
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Hahaha, that is the ULTIMATE Chu. I decided to make Raichu exactly as he is depicted in Lt. Surge episode; a raw fountain of power. I changed all the cruddy stun moves, and changed them to ultimate powerful attacks with drawbacks of course. But if he gets that final smash, your pretty much finished.


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This small crossover represents another salvo directed at the likes of Honda, Toyota and Ford. The five-seat Sportage has a range of four-cylinder engines, including a turbocharged version. Competitors include the Honda CR-V, Toyota RAV4 and Ford Escape.
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Power-folding side mirrors, LED accent lights and a sun visor extender are now standard on all 2013 Sportages.
Redesigned for 2011, the Sportage has much crisper sheet metal than the model it replaced. The front end is dominated by a black grille bordered by angular headlights that creep up the front fenders. A subtle crease accents the side doors, and sharply angled rear roof pillars draw your eyes to the back of the crossover. Exterior features include:
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Fish fry peak is upon us, and Wisconsinites-- of all people-- know their fish fries. So we asked readers to name their fave fries, and in Weekend Cue Dining Critic Carol Deptolla rounds up the suggestions. Our roster of area church fish fries provides more options than you can shake a bread stick at. Find our Fish Fry Fest here, along with a map to help you discover the batter of your dreams.
Would you like a movie with that haddock? We review the very different types of romance in "Safe Haven" and "Beautiful Creatures." We give you more movie coverage here. »Read Full Blog Post
Tracy Morgan gets big laughs - and some unexpected exposure at the Pabst
Controversial comic and "30 Rock" star Tracy Morgan was a wild man performing stand-up at the Pabst Theater Sunday night. That's to be expected.
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Coming from north by northwest, take I-794 to Howard Ave. Make two quick lefts and you've arrived at the St. Francis-based digs of Soulstice Theatre, home to a tiny, gutsy troupe which - when the stars align, as they often do - offers a night out that can rival much of what's available downtown, at half the price.
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Steve Carell to Headline Screwball Comedy 'Lunatics'
Screwball comedy is an ailing genre. It's great that comedy and drama alike have come to be rooted largely in sincerity—humanity has a necessary place in every story, and the contemporary embracing of this notion is definitely quite valuable–but sometimes, we long for the simple, face-value, wacky comedies. But Lunatics, the developing Steve Carell film (an actor tailor made for screwball comedy) looks to fit right into this beloved genre.
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In Canada, a "drive by" involves stopping and helping a disabled person, then posting a video of it to the internet encouraging others to do the same.
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Based on the regular Prius, the Prius Plug-In provides a wider range of electric-only operation with the ability to travel up to an EPA-estimated 11 miles on electric power alone. When the lithium-ion battery pack is depleted and during certain driving conditions, the Prius Plug-In operates as a traditional hybrid car. Competitors include the Chevrolet Volt and Ford Fusion Energi.New for 2014
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- Blue-tinted headlight covers; LED headlights available
- LED taillights
- Chrome accents on door handles, grille, liftgate and charge-port door
- 15-inch alloy wheels
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- Coefficient of drag is .25, which helps gas mileage
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- Seating for five people in two rows
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- Joystick like console gear selector
- Fabric-trimmed seats with first-row seat heaters
- Tilt/telescoping steering wheel with audio, climate and Bluetooth controls
- Automatic climate control
- Cruise control
- 60/40-split folding backseat
- CD stereo with MP3 jack, USB connectivity and Bluetooth streaming audio
- Entune with applications for iHeartRadio and OpenTable, Pandora integration, weather information, gas prices and Bing search
- Navigation system with backup camera
- Available adaptive cruise control
- Available head-up display
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- 98-horsepower, 1.8-liter four-cylinder gas engine and 60-kilowatt-hour electric motor
- 134-hp total system output
- 4.4-kwh lithium-ion battery pack in place of the regular Prius' nickel-metal-hydride battery
- Battery can be charged in about three hours using 120-volt service or 1.5 hours using a 240-volt connection
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POMPANO BEACH, Fla. – Authorities say someone beat a homeless, paraplegic man over the head with a board and stole his wheelchair and money.
Police say 64-year-old Richard Denise was found bleeding and begging for help near a Pompano Beach bank Tuesday night.
Police believe the attacker is the same man who threatened two other people with a board earlier in the evening.


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Scapegoat The Standard Jacket
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Competition to bow March 28th in Orlando
Fifteen filmmakers making their feature debut will compete for grand jury and audience awards at the 17th annual Florida Film Festival, running March 28-April 6 in Orlando.
World premieres include Tom Gustafson's drama "Were the World Mine" and Jeremy Zerechak's Iraq war docu "Land of Confusion." Also in the lineup are David Zellner's Sundance competition film "Goliath" and Jeffrey Schwarz's Slamdance doc "Spine Tingler! The William Castle Story."
"The scope of cinematic expression in this year's festival is found not simply in terms of the volume of submissions or its demographics but in the variety of types of filmmakers and the issues they explore," said Shanon Larimer, exec director of the fest. "This year, we are screening films that embody risk-taking, diversity and aesthetic innovation."