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Oversharing: Facebook Discovery and the Unbearable Sameness of Internet Law
Bruce E. Boyden
Marquette University - Law School
February 27, 2012
Arkansas Law Review, Vol. 65, No. 1, 2012
Marquette Law School Legal Studies Paper No. 12-01
In the wake of the rise of social networking sites, courts and litigants are struggling to define the limits of civil discovery of such information. Some courts have applied the same rules to social networks that apply to all other documents: relevant materials responsive to a party's requests must be produced. But a significant number of courts have created an entirely new procedure, applicable only to discovery of social networking materials, by ordering parties receiving such requests to not simply produce responsive documents, but to provide the opposing party with access to their entire account. Indeed, in several cases, courts have ordered the production of a party's username and password, potentially compromising the security of other sites as well.
These decisions are mistaken. Nothing in the applicable state or federal rules governing discovery requires or even permits a court to order a person to allow another party to obtain documentary evidence directly from the source. Instead, the rules require that person only to produce responsive materials within the scope of discovery. Although it has not often been recognized, this production procedure serves a privacy-protective function: nonresponsive, irrelevant, or otherwise objectionable documents are seen only by one's own counsel until a court specifically orders them to be turned over. There is no demonstrated need for a different procedure for social networks. By ordering parties to provide opposing counsel with unfettered access to entire accounts, including nonresponsive or irrelevant posts, photographs, and comments, both from the user and from all of the user's friends and family, courts are needlessly violating the privacy of individuals even more than discovery already requires. Although there are times when the novel technological situation posed by the Internet, and its concomitant social transformations, require reinterpretation of a longstanding rule, this is not one of those times.
Number of Pages in PDF File: 36
Keywords: Internet Law, social media, discovery
Date posted: March 1, 2012 ; Last revised: March 13, 2014
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In the latest edition of "Who's Who in Medicine," which contains more than 10,000 biographical sketches of notable physicians and surgeons from United States and Canada who are contributing their services and scientific skill to the welfare of mankind, is the name of Palacios' Dr. L. A. Wilcox, general surgeon.
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Dr. L. A. Wilcox was born February 6, 1912, Greenville, Pa.; son of Thayne Lew and Margaret (Seitz) Wilcox; educated at Thiel College, B S. 1934; Temple University, M. C. 1939; Married Virginia Parrott, Jan. 5, 1940. Interned, St. Vincent's Hosp., Erie, Pa., 1939-40; Resident in Med., Burlington County Hosp., Mount Holly, N. J., 1940. Industrial Surgeon, DuPont Co., Memphis, Tennessee, 1941; Clinic and Hosp. Surgeon, Piggott, Ark., 1941. Chief Surgeon, Arkansas Ordnance Plant, Little Rock, 1941-46; Inst., Gynecol., Univ. of Ark., 1943-46. Staff Surgeon, Baptist and St. Vincent's Hosp., Little Rock, Ark., 1942-46; Chief Surgeon, Bayview General Hospital, Palacios, Texas, 1947-(in Palacios at time of writing). Engaged in private surgical practice, Palacios, 1947- 9in Palacios at time of writing). Trustee: Chamber of Commerce, 1948-51; Palacios Development Co., 1951. Pres., Palacios Art Guild. Member: Matagorda County Medical Soc.; Texas Med. Assn.; Amer. Med. Assn.; Amer. Assn. of Industrial Physicians and Surgeons. Clubs: Rotary, Masons, Shrine. Hobbies: Painting, deep sea fishing, gardening."
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Waukesha Mayor Jeff Scrima vetoes new Special Event Ordinance at request of WDBA leaders
Says language is "vague" and needs to be clarified
At the request of the leaders of the downtown Waukesha Business Association's Friday Night Live committee, Mayor Jeff Scrima has issued a "friendly veto" on the recently approved Special Event Ordinance.
Scrima outlined in his veto message the parts that the Friday Night Live committee took issue with.
One part of the ordinance states: "The time, size and nature of the Special Event shall not create an undue hardship or unduly interfere with residents and commercial and business activities in the closed area or the immediate vicinity thereto."
Before the Council approved it this week, Roger Igielski, president of the Downtown Business Association, questioned that statement.
"How will that be determined?" said Igielski, owner of Allo! Chocolat in downtown Waukesha. "For example, if I believe that the Christmas parade street closing hurts my business, will my opinion cancel the event? I assume not, but there needs to be guidelines added to this statement for clarification."
City Attorney Curt Meitz said "undue hardship would not be implemented on one noise complaint."
But Scrima said the language is too vague and that it needs to be improved to avoid arbitrary and subjective decisions.
"The next city attorney might misinterpret the wording and bring about refusals when met with the relentless complaints of a few," Scrima said.
The Friday Night Live summer concert series (that has musical acts in front of downtown businesses Friday nights from the beginning of June until the end of September) has been at the center of controversy for the last couple of years when Waukesha police decided to close selected downtown streets due to safety precautions.
Some property owners have voiced their opinions about the street closures. They say on those Friday nights it's difficult for customers to get to their businesses, that the amount of dates should be limited and that the event could be restructured.
Advocates of Friday Night Live, however, say that the concert series should be more embraced because it brings foot traffic to downtown and has helped revitalize the area.
"In agreement with their request, I elect to exercise my mayoral friendly veto option in hopes of better ordinance clarity and that future events in our city will be run with greater success and efficiency," Scrima said.
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• The World Apostolate of Fatima sponsors its annual Rosary Triduum, with Mass and rosary recitation, at 7 p.m. May 19-21 at St. Stanislaus Kostka Church, 1503 Kosciuszko, Bay City. Speaker is Father Ben Luedtke.
• St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church, 120 N. 15th, Saginaw, honors the Rev. Dr. Vincent D. McMillon, first lady Dr. Gwendolyn McMillon and family for 11 years of pastoral service. An anniversary program takes place at 11 a.m. with Pastor Earnest Reed of Solid Rock Baptist Church.
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Selena Gomez: Hysterical After Chantel Jeffries Visits Justin Bieber
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Poor Selena Gomez, 21. She's SO deeply in love with Justin Bieber, 20, despite the fact that he's broken her heart time and time again. After Justin posted a photo online with his ex Chantel Jeffries— AND Chantel was seen leaving Justin's apartment — Selena's inconsolable.
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Justin Bieber: The Truth About His Plans To Propose To Selena Gomez
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Selena Gomez, 21, is doing all that she can to keep her love Justin Bieber, 20, happy and on the right track. From taking Justin to Bible study with her to helping him become a better person, Sel's pretty much the perfect girlfriend right now. But unless something drastic happens, don't expect these two young lovebirds to get hitched someday soon.
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Jenelle Evans & Nathan Griffith Welcome Baby Kaiser — Congrats
Jenelle Evans and Nathan Griffith have finally welcomed their first child together, a little boy named Kaiser! Jenelle gave birth on June 30. Congrats to the happy couple!
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Arianna and Maurice return to 16 & Pregnant for the July 1 reunion special, and it is clear their relationship is over for good. Not only does Arianna tell Dr. Drew Pinsky that Maurice is a "deadbeat father," she lets her ex-boyfriend know he will "never" have custody of their son so long as she is alive.
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A reason why retailers are finding it difficult to integrate themselves into the digital space is because there's a lack of skills. Tim Beveridge explains how to get your staff digitally skilled.
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Marketing solutions company Responsys has revealed Australian digital markets are increasingly savvy but there's increasingly a widening gap in digital expertise.
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Although one great American golf course has already been played on the PGA Tour—Pebble Beach—most of the best stops still remain for the 2011 season, which for a lot of us golf fans doesn't really start until that first week of April in Georgia.
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Dads On The Air is the most successful community radio program in Australia. It is archived by the National Library of Australia and for researchers represents the most extensive collection of information on the push for family law and child support reform in Australia. It also documents the history of the fatherhood movement in Australia and internationally and provides a fascinating insight into mainstream society's shifting attitudes towards fathers and fatherhood.


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The list of top ten beliefs of Pakistani social entrepreneur Asher Hasan, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Naya Jeevan, a social enterprise that offers affordable, high-quality health insurance and "value-added" services to Pakistan's population of low-income workers.
"I believe that all human beings have intrinsic value. Regardless of their ethnicity, religion, etc. For those of us who have faith we were all created by the same Creator and therefore should respect ALL of his creations (yes, even Donald Trump!)."
"I believe in the resilience and endurance of the human spirit. If given the opportunity, the capacity and the tools, the marginalized can and will extricate themselves from poverty. It's our job to provide them with an enabling ecosystem or get out of their way."
"I believe in socioeconomic justice. This belief drives my relentless desire to dismantle the de facto socioeconomic apartheid that is prevalent in many parts of the developing and developed world. Much of this 'apartheid' is the legacy of a post-colonial oligarchy that has tried desperately to hold onto power by exploiting and subjugating large numbers of the disempowered. I remember vividly how, as a child, I would be shell-shocked by the sight of kids my age begging on the streets of Mumbai or Karachi or working in Lahori or Delhi 'havelis' (mansions) as informally bonded child labor. The sheer disparity in my access to education, health and economic opportunity compared to these 'Children of a lesser God' made me intensely uncomfortable and more determined to tackle this issue head-on. To this day, I remain amazed at the general apathy of the elite and affluent in the developing world. Have they simply become desensitized by the teeming poverty that surrounds them or are they actually incapable of compassion? This is a question I am confronted with on a daily basis when I see a 'squeegee kid' peering through my windshield with 'help save me' written all over his face."
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SYDNEY (AP) – They're starring in a play about a woman reluctant to age and the perils of passing time, but veteran actors James Earl Jones and Angela Lansbury say that life in their 80s continues to be exciting thanks to their determination to keep doing what they love.
Jones and Lansbury, in Australia to star in a touring production of Alfred Uhry's Pulitzer-Prize winning play "Driving Miss Daisy," say the thrill of performing has propelled them throughout their decades-long careers and gives them the energy necessary to keep up with their often grueling schedules.
"First of all, wake up. Wake up and try to get your bones moving," a grinning Jones, who turns 82 this month, said Monday ahead of the cast's first rehearsal. "And then be enthusiastic about what you do. I'm very enthusiastic about acting still. I love the process of creating a character."
For 87-year-old Lansbury, whose seven-decade career has spanned stage, film and television, performing live gives her a rush that can't be matched on the screen.
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Lansbury, nominated for three Oscars and beloved for her role as amateur detective Jessica Fletcher on the long-running TV series "Murder, She Wrote," said it was the stage that gave her a jolt of fresh inspiration later in life.
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Both actors jumped at the chance to perform in "Driving Miss Daisy," which began as an off-Broadway play and inspired the Oscar-winning film starring Jessica Tandy and Morgan Freeman. The play follows the evolving friendship of Daisy and her chauffeur Hoke in the American South over 25 years.


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Radosavljević, known endearingly as "Preki," is often cited as one of the best midfielders ever to play Major League Soccer (MLS). Preki is one of the most notable U.S. professional soccer players of his generation as he made a total of 28 international appearances for the USMNT. At the club level, he spent time playing for Everton and Portsmouth, both of the English Premier League (EPL).
Making his U.S. debut in 1985 with the Tacoma Stars of the Major Indoor Soccer League (MISL), Preki was awarded the MISL MVP in 1989. When Major League Soccer (MLS) launched in 1996, Preki began what would become an illustrious career with Sporting Kansas City, formerly known as the Kansas City Wizards. While playing for the Wizards, he won the 2000 MLS Cup as well as the 2004 Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup.
He played every season for the Wizards with the exception of 2001 when he played for the Miami Fusion. That same year, the Fusion won the MLS Supporter's Shield, an award given to the team with the best regular season record, as determined by the MLS points system.
Competing during the first 10 season of MLS, he scored 79 goals earned 112 assists, and was named MVP twice – once in 1997 and again in 2003. He is the only MLS player to have won the MLS MVP Award and MLS Scoring Champion Award twice. Preki was named to the MLS All-Time Best XI in 2005.
Preki retired in 2005 while playing for Kansas City Wizards, and eventually went on to become the head coach of Chivas USA in 2007. He left to become head coach for Toronto FC in 2010 and in the same year was inducted as a member of the U.S. National Soccer Hall of Fame. Before his time in MLS, Preki competed for both Everton and Portsmouth during successful stints in Europe and played indoors for Tacoma Stars, St. Louis Storm and San Jose Grizzlies.
Following retirement from playing, Preki became an assistant under former USMNT coach Bob Bradley with Chivas USA. In 2007, Preki was named head coach of Chivas USA and honored as MLS Coach of the Year. In 2010, Toronto FC hired Preki as head coach and won the 2010 Canadian Championship.
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Lady Gaga Goes to Bed With Her Hair Bow, Okay?
In case you were wondering, her hair bow is a "she."
Lady Gaga: "I am so often puzzled (by journalists). Sometimes they go, 'So what's this all about? ... What do you look like when you go home? Do you dress like this all the time?' It's rude! It's not nice ... (Lady Gaga) is who I am. Me and my hair bow, we go to bed together. She sleeps where I sleep." [AP]


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'Created on purpose…for a purpose' is the way I believe we were all meant to live! My message is that God created you beautiful inside and out, with a special purpose only you can fulfill. How exciting is that! May you discover God's amazing plan for your life as you journey on…As you browse and click around, be inspired and encouraged by the message of love and hope in all that is offered!
A great gift of encouragement to lead you through a deeper walk with God our Father. All songs originally written by Lucie and are all Scripture based.
Why is it so hard to let go?
·Letting go of past hurts
·Letting go of past relationships
·Letting go of past mistakes or fears
·Letting go of all that hinders your success
These are just some of the things that seem to scream out at us, "Let me go! It's not worth it! It's getting old!" Yet we hang on to these things like we wear a pair of old and worn out shoes. Why?Is it really worth it? No it isn't! Not when God tells us in Jeremiah 29:11 that He has plans for our lives; plans not to harm us, or for evil, but for the good; to give us a hope and a future. But as long as we hang on to the past and all the negatives and allow them to hold us back, we will never fulfill the life of purpose and meaning that God designed for us to live. So, let me ask you: Are there things you need to 'let go' of? Maybe you need to extend love or forgiveness to someone who hurt you or maybe you need to ask for forgiveness. Maybe you've been procrastinating doing something you know God has called you to do, but you've allowed fear to stop you. Whatever it may be, why not start letting these fears and excuses go? One at a time.Start today. Think about it: Is it really worth it? God has an amazing journey called LIFE planned for you! It just may be time to 'let go and let God'!
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I do not mean that I am already as God wants me to be. I have not yet reached that goal, but I continue trying to reach it and to make it mine. Christ wants me to do that, which is the reason He made me His…I know that I have not yet reached that goal, but there is one thing I always do. Forgetting the past and straining toward what is ahead,I keep trying to reach the goal and get the prize for which God called me through Christ to the life above.


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From pât? to pasta, smoked trout is both nutritious and delicious
1. Quick smoked trout pât?
Mash the flesh of 250g smoked trout fillets with 100g cream cheese and the juice of half a lemon (or whiz in a food processor if you prefer it smoother). Season with cayenne pepper and serve with toast.
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Cook new potatoes, cool, cut in half and toss with six parts crème fraîche to one part horseradish sauce. Combine with rocket, spinach and watercress, and break smoked trout fillets into chunks over the top.
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Miami has started this season right where they left off last season, and now own the best record in the Eastern conference. Chicago is leading their division, but just barely. Still, they are hanging in as best as they can, trying to stay competitive until Rose makes it back from his injury. Without him in the line-up, the Bulls will struggle to match-up against the Big 3 of Miami, but Chicago has found a way to make their defense stop many teams all season, so you can't count them out, especially if Wade or James has an off night.
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MoGo Sport will be giving away an autographed Warrior lacrosse stick by MLL All-Star and NCAA Lacrosse all-time leading scorer Matt Danowski.
The sweepstakes will begin on Wednesday, 10/5 and run until Wednesday, 10/12. The winner will be announced on Friday, 10/14. Enter to win at www.facebook.com/mogo.sport. MoGo Sport is the exclusive maker of performance flavored mouthguards. Revolutionary flavor technology allows MoGo to add flavor to plastic. The flavor is not coated or sprayed on the plastic; it is imbedded into the plastic so the flavor lasts game after game after game...
They announced in July their partnership with Matt Danowski and MoGo Sport is now currently Danowski's official on-field mouthguard provider."As soon as I tasted the flavor technology, I was hooked," says Danowski. "MoGo truly has something no other mouthguard company does. I'll never wear another mouthguard brand again."
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"Projecting our problems onto other people"
Psychological projection is the phenomenon whereby one projects one's own thoughts, motivations, desires, feelings, and so on onto someone else (usually another person, but psychological projection onto animals, parents, children, neighbors, other drivers, political figures, racial groups, states and countries, also occurs).
According to the theories of Sigmund Freud, psychological projection is a psychological defense mechanism whereby one "projects" one's own undesirable thoughts, motivations, desires, feelings, and so on onto someone else (usually another person, but psychological projection onto animals and inanimate objects also occurs). The principle of projection is well-established in psychology.
An illustration would be an individual who feels dislike for another person, but whose unconscious mind does not allow them to become aware of this negative emotion. Instead of admitting to themselves that they feel dislike for someone, they project their dislike onto him, so that the individual's conscious thought is not "I don't like Bob," but "Bob doesn't seem to like me or I do not like that certain behavior that Bob does."
It is "the operation of expelling feelings or wishes the individual finds wholly unacceptable – too shameful, too obscene, too dangerous – by attributing them to another".
Projection concerns externalizing the issues that we need to deal with ourselves. Usually we project onto others issues and problems that we need to address within ourselves, or are unable to manage properly. Projection is irresponsible behavior as we dump our problem onto somebody else. We justify these projections by blaming someone or something outside for the emotions we do not want to feel. We project our disappointments and problems onto other people, it is somehow their fault, we become a blamer. Ultimately it is the person who projects that loses, as they never really sort out their own problems.


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New York Times Asks Subscribers: Is It Wrong to Charge for Online Content? (Poynter)
Bill Mitchell writes: "The New York Times is testing a price point of $5 a month for access to nytimes.com, with a 50 percent discount for print subscribers. The Times e-mailed a survey to print subscribers Thursday afternoon inviting their reaction to that pricing plan and asking a range of questions about online pricing."


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What are the differences, besides fuselage length and range, between the A330-300X (Long range version) and the A330-200? How can the -200 have a greater MTOW when it's smaller? Are the fuel capacities the same? What are the differences in takeoff performance at MTOW's? Are they good short-field performers? What are the differences between the PW4168 and PW4168A engines? etc...etc... As much info as possible would be great? Thanks a lot.
P.S. Does airbus.com have a detailed section for their aircraft performance specifications as boeing.com does? Copy and paste this URL to see what I'm talking about. This particual URL is for the 767400: http://www.boeing.com/assocproducts/aircompat/7674sec3.pdf


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Saturday, May 22, 2010
I Go All Barney Ronay on the Nike Ad
Well, I liked that one because I thought I liked the song at the time, until I found out later I didn't.
Anyway, Nike's latest effort has everyone going crazy. Like telling me on twitter it's FUCKING AWESOME (all caps, natch). But I don't like it much, and while there isn't a little contrarianism in that stance (call me the Christopher Hitchens of soccer ad critiques), I do have my reasons.
Part of the whole problem for me is that the release of a mega-conglomerate sweatshop football boots advertisement is now considered An Event. How do we know? Well, The Foreign Guy Who Makes Powerful Movies Sometimes With Foreign People and Sometimes with Hollywood People directed it. And it's a big enough deal for Paolo Bandini to do a proper write-up on it for the Guardian, mentioning previous Nike efforts as if this new one were a sequel of sorts. Bandini's piece even reads kind of like a movie review (a lukewarm review, no less).
The hyperbole is intended to echo some of the breathless media coverage of the World Cup. It's not a soccer tournament, it's THE SPORTING EVENT OF THE SUMMER, in theatres and pubs Starting June 11th (a Friday no less). Nike wants to be your chum in the excited build-up to the tournament by being manic and self-referential, dropping knowing references (although generally accessible ones) like a middle schooler peppering his conversation with asides lifted from Robot Chicken and Family Guy.
First we have Ivory Coast vs. the Blue Team That Is Italy, played in Johannesburg's famous (and apparently plastic pitched) Nike Stadium Brought to You by Nike. An immense Didier Drogba loops a shot over a defender, and various African announcers and villagers in nameless African cities across the Great Nation of Africa bang drums and adjust their aging TVs— there's Africa, sorted.
Except no! Fabio Cannavaro saves Italy's Proscuitto by doing one of those last ditch bicycle kicks to clear the ball off the line (out of position again, are we Fabio?). Then we get a shot of one of those ghastly Italian variety shows to celebrate Cannavaro's heroism, we're all in on the joke again—there's Italy, sorted.
It goes on like this, with England Rooney facing off against The White Team that is France, failing and then redeeming himself in short order. That allows Nike to showcase two alternate realities: first, a stock market crash and a harmlessly quick shot of English hooligans, with a bearded and presumably destitute Rooney in a trailer park looking on at a giant Ribery billboard (footballers living in poverty, what a gas!). Then after a decent side tackle, we get Wayne babies and a knighting from the same woman who played Queen Elizabeth in the Naked Gun. England, sorted.
It goes on like this. Ronaldinho—who isn't included in Dunga's squad—does a step over on Nike's plastic pitch of the sort that would make Garrincha weep with laughter, with Kobe Bryant imitating him (reference!) and YouTube views in the millions (reference!). Ronaldo has an enormous paper maché statue unveiled (reference!), has a movie made after his life starring Gael Garcia Bernal (reference!), and then nutmegs Homer Simpson (ref—ah, forget it).
Look, I know soccer boots are important (see Cruyff's Adidas versus Holland's Puma). And I think it's a good ad on its own merits. But it doesn't capture anything interesting about soccer. The tournament is about countries, rivalries, ordinary fans, not how fans go mad over the actions of individual players. That's what separates it from baseball. I get that the ad is supposed to be hyperbolic, but the strain it extrapolates from (obsession with individual players) doesn't really exist in the World Cup. Even with Maradona's brilliance, you still need Barruchaga, you still need those white and blue shirts, you still need France and Italy, not Ribery wearing a featureless blue shirt and Cannavaro wearing a featureless white.
I know Nike has the budget to do whatever they want, but I'm still mesmerized by those NHL History Will be Made ads. A key moment from old playoff games reversed in slow motion. Simple, inexpensive, oddly moving, and better yet, endlessly imitable. We have to watch this ad a million times between now and July 11th; some room for variety, and simplicity, would have gone a long way.
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- Chuck's Used Cards said...
I happen to like the ads.
I would much rather watch these football commercials than the endless droppings of hemmoroid cream, adult diapers, and insurance adverts with rep !tiles best left to extinction.
Plus three for showing American National Team players Donovan and Howard - thrilled at Rooney's trailer park ruins.
All in good fun.
- May 22, 2010 at 7:21 PM
- Fredorrarci said...
For me, it comes down to the facts that I've seen football before and that I'm not four years old. But at least I now know there's a World Cup happening. And Homer said "d'oh"!
- May 22, 2010 at 7:32 PM
- elliott said...
The Homer moment was great, and I also liked the Rooney beard, but it was a bit too "cut and paste" for me.
Although it was light years better than the Pepsi commercial.
- May 22, 2010 at 7:50 PM
- NickDunmore said...
The idea that the players are supposed to be impressed by such trifling things as youtube views is depressing, and as such, depressingly true.
- May 22, 2010 at 8:34 PM
- Brian said...
I kept expecting the commercial to cut to another commercial in which Jessica Simpson tried to sell me skin cream. They should have written that in specifically for the American audience.
- May 23, 2010 at 2:20 PM
- Pratt&Bankhead&Willoughby&Holloway&Cato said...
Yeah but I'm not sure what the difference is between these and the NHL ads?
Don't the NHL ads focus on an individual player (Messier is the one that is immediately coming to mind)?
While someone like you who follows soccer so closely understands that it is such a team game, probably 60-75% of the world who is tuned in to the Cup comes for the stars and stays for the teams.
Sports are sold through their stars. While the games will tell the story of soccer as the ultimate team sport, the pre and post game chatter will always be about the stars. I mean, in the recent tournaments, the talk has basically begun and ended with Lionel Messi (at least as far as mainstream coverage is concerned).
That is just my opinion. I liked this post though, it's refreshing to hear constructive criticism of something that is huge on the internet rather than "you guys are stupid, that viral video is dumb."
- May 24, 2010 at 2:40 PM
- rhiny said...
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- May 25, 2010 at 12:01 AM
Great post. But didn't Cruyff wear Puma in 1974?
- May 26, 2010 at 3:21 PM
- Jonathan said...
Come on. Its not THAT bad. I quite like it. I get your point about the cliches and stereotypes, as well as the wider qualms about rampant commercialism in general.
But anything that fills the gap between Countdown and Deal or No Deal that isn't that f*cking Go Compare advert is fine by me.
- May 27, 2010 at 8:54 PM
- Jonathan said...
In fact the fact you've just written an entire blog post about it on a football website pretty much means job done as far as Nike is concerned.
You're now a part of your own gripe!
- May 27, 2010 at 8:57 PM
- Gaz in Glasgow said...
Lets face it FIFA will not be content until football becomes a version of the NFL, NBA, MLB or the NHL.
In Europe there will be a 12 team league, working class people priced out of the market and stadiums filled with absolutely no atmosphere.
The Manchester Red Devils
The Liverpool Liver Birds
The Chelsea London Lions
The Arsenal Gunners
The Paris Towers
The Munich Beer
The Madrid Kings
The Barcelona Gaudis
The Ajax Dope Smokers (perhaps not)
The Roma Emperors
The Milan Berlusconis
The Moscow Vodkas
Say no to modern football!!
- June 3, 2010 at 6:24 AM


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New to me anyway. Anyone familiar? I find it pretty doggone delicious too btw.
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Thanks Bennet. Its got a little soy in it, but I am loving the price. Let me know what you think of the taste.
I thought I read marks article about whey protein said there's no point to buying grass fed whey protein because all the good stuff is removed anyway?
Whey, Casein, Egg White, Pea, Rice and Hemp Protein Powder Analysis | Mark's Daily Apple
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Is grass-fed whey protein worth the extra cost?
I don't think so. If ethical concerns are your primary reasons for eating grass-fed beef and dairy, it might make sense to shell out the extra dough for grass-fed whey powder, but if you're drawn to it for the health benefits, don't bother. There really aren't any. Think about why we prefer pastured animal products in the first place – favorable fatty acid profiles, more fat-soluble vitamins, cleaner, better-tasting meat (once you get used to beef tasting like beef). Why do we take protein powder? For the protein. We aren't expecting incredible flavor, vast amounts of vitamins, or healthy fats; we just want some fast-acting protein. Feel free to use grass-fed whey protein, but don't think it's doing anything special. You're better off buying grass-fed meat (and dairy) instead.
Only $.75 per serving? That's a pretty darn good price. I'm curious to see what shipping is on 5 lbs though. Thanks for the info!
yeah but its less than 1% and its a non-gmo product. a lot things have a little soy lectin in them. tried it out today, taste great! kind of like vanilla
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New City Smelters
This mod adds a smelter to the cities Solitude, Riften, and Falkreath. (they had none)
(someone requested this on the forums.)
the smelter in solitude replaces some random logs that were just for looks.
the smelter in Falkreath is behind the blacksmith, behind his porch.
the smelter in Riften's placement is a little odd, but it works... there sure is not much empty space near that blacksmith, so I did the best I could. ... it is next to one of the cities entrances, by the blacksmith, by the wood chop block.
If you could donate, it would be great, I spent many hours before the creation kit was released to create this mod, to do so: click the donate button in the upper right, thank you.
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Place "cao_citysmelters.esp" into Skyrim DATA folder
in the launcher tick the checkbox.
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Go to: Drive Letter:\Program Files\Steam\steamapps\common\skyrim\Skyrim\SkyrimPrefs.ini
For those who don't have bought the game on steam, the SkyrimPrefs.ini file is located in Drive Letter:\Users\<USERNAME>\Documents\My Games\Skyrim
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LeBron James – one of the league's most physical players – is upset with the "rough" treatment he's received this season. He
bitched whined sounded off following last night's loss to the Bulls:
"Those are not basketball plays and it's been happening all year," James said after the game, in reference to the two hard fouls. "And I was able to keep my cool and try to spell [Spoelstra], 'Let's not worry about it too much.' But it is getting to me.
It didn't take long after Gibson's hard foul for James to lose his cool. Hinrich brought the ball up the court on the very next possession, and James lowered a shoulder into Carlos Boozer–who had come to set a ball-screen for Hinrich–that the referees deemed a flagrant foul.
"Every time I try to defend myself I gotta face the consequences, whatever it may be," James continued. "It's tough, and I'm not sitting here crying about anything, because I play the game at a high level, I play with a lot of aggression and I understand that some of the plays are on the borderline of a basketball play or not."
Happening all year? What the hell is he talking about?
Let's look at the video…
LeBron runs directly into Kirk Hinrich
Taj Gibson fouls James. Initial ruling of Flagrant was rescinded.
James retaliates by lowering shoulder into Carlos Boozer
I'm sorry LeBron, but every play can't be as easy as dunking over Jason Terry. Bigger players are going to resist. There's nothing wrong with a hard foul (or two) to send a message.
The coddling James has received by NBA officials for most of his career has reached gross proportions the last two seasons. The man gets every call and he's still pissed off?
Not only does he routinely get the benefit of doubt on offense, but he gets it on defense, too.
James is averaging 1.5 fouls per game the past two seasons. That's an absurd number for a player of his physicality.
Jason Whitlock had a great retort to the whining – Watch the video of Michael Jordan playing the Pistons and then complain.
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Thanks for Nothing
By Waliullah Khan
I just want to thank United States Of America_ The Land Of Free_ and Mr. P. Barack Obama for each bullet you shot in my country, each child or woman or man you killed.
You bomb our weddings and you were sorry.
You pissed on our dead bodies and again you were sorry.
You burn people's holy book and hurt their feelings and then you were sorry again.
You shoot our innocent children in the midnight and you are sorry again.
Let me suggest you something America_ enjoy killing as and terrorizing us. Feel free to do what ever you want to and then you can pick the phone and say just a word (sorry). It is going to be alright.
How much will this prolong? What is the definition of TERRORISM? Or you not terrorizing people?
What is the difference between YOU and TALIBAN? To every single afghan you are much bigger terrorist than Taliban!
I am more than sure it was just not one attack. I know and you know and every body knows we will have more brutal attacks than it and we will have hell times.
Thank you from the depth of my heart Mr Obama!
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Review Summary
- This iconic pink megaresort is the hub of the Atlantis complex
- Beautiful beach setting on Paradise Island
- Free (and easy) access to Aquaventure and marine exhibits
- Central location for accessing resort highlights
- 11 pools to choose from -- the closest being the Royal Baths
- Larger rooms than at Beach and Coral Towers, with simple, modern Caribbean decor
- Grandiose entrance and lobby area next to The Dig & Ruins
- A popular casino and nightclub
- High-end restaurants and bars in the vicinity
- Flat-screen TVs, iPod docks, minibars, and coffeemakers in rooms
- Dining plans available for advance purchase
- Free shuttle to get to other areas of the resort
- Close to Mandara Spa and the expansive fitness center
- Most rooms have French balconies
- Locked minibars are expensive and lack space for storing food
- Stairs around the lobby will be difficult for those with strollers
- Not all rooms have good views
- Check-in lines can be long
- Guests can expect to walk a great deal; wear comfortable shoes
- Expect more crowds during the day from cruise ships
- Pool and outdoor pool bars close early at night
- Fees for use of Wi-Fi, the fitness center, and non-motorized water sports
Bottom Line
When most people think of Atlantis, they immediately envision Royal Towers -- the massive, pink, now-iconic structure that opened in 1998 and houses over 1,000 spacious rooms. It sits along a near-perfect (if it weren't for the vendors) stretch of beach in Paradise Island. Atlantis has six separate sections, and Royal Towers is the mega-resort nerve center; guests staying here will find themselves within easy walking distance of the best pools, a luxury spa and fitness center, the 141-acre Aquaventure for incredible waterslides and river rides, and activities at Dolphin Cay. Other notable features of the complex include the largest outdoor marine habitat in the world, a hopping casino, and a total of 19 bars and 21 restaurants -- all with a hefty price tag. Contemporary rooms are larger (and pricier) than rooms at the Beach and Coral Towers, but most have French balconies with standing room only.
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Families, groups, and conference attendees flock to the mega-resort hub
When planning an Atlantis vacation, guests should expect to be asked "What section are you in?" by travelers in the know (and, upon arrival, the taxi driver). For many, the Royal Towers is the only place to be, especially first-timers or those who view the trip as a once-in-a-lifetime experience. The Royal Towers' iconic pink structure has plenty of wow factor, and it makes an impression from the very beginning; guests will get their first glimpse en route from Nassau, and the structure becomes larger-than-life when they cross over the bridge to Paradise Island and up through a palm-lined driveway. In an architectural sense, it lives up to the hype, and it's impossible for guests staying here not to get caught up in the excitement while being led through a massive covered walkway, past the Atlantis Marina with glimpses of yachts, and into a grandiose lobby with soaring ceilings and murals.
Don't expect to check in early, but morning arrivals can change their clothes in public restrooms and use the facilities. Check-in lines for the 1,200 or so rooms becomes long at 3 p.m., and guests should expect plenty of chaotic pedestrian traffic in the lobby (this is the main artery between towers, the Convention Center, casino, restaurants and shops). Once settled, many guests may choose to head toward the two sets of stairs that lead to the lower level for The Dig –- a series of aquariums that make up the largest open-air marine habitat in the world, meant to represent the "Lost City of Atlantis" with wreckage and different species of sharks, manta rays, and several types of jellyfish. Several exits lead outdoors, and the main promenade has a series of stairs (this may be difficult for those with strollers) that take guests toward the Royal Baths pool, Aquaventure, lagoon, and Atlantis Beach.
Royal Towers is the hub of the resort and many choose this pricier section in order to be in the center of action, close to both indoor and outdoor highlights. It's a bustling area and not suited for those seeking peace and quiet, but for those who want the full Atlantis experience and can stomach the prices, there's nothing quite like it.
The larger-than-life Atlantis hub -- a 30-minute drive from the airport
The Royal Towers is the most recognizable section of the massive Atlantis resort. It can be accessed from the airport by shuttle or taxi service, and it takes about a half-hour depending on time of day (traffic can get bad through downtown Nassau). It's located on Paradise Island, which has earned its name for a reason; guests will understand the name change from Hog Island back in 1961 as soon as they get their first glimpse of the turquoise water and white-sand beach. Atlantis itself is sometimes referred to as "Vegas by the Sea." Some drivers will make passengers pay the $1 cash-only fee to get across the bridge to Paradise Island, so it helps to have a little cash on arrival.
Though staying here allows for easier walking distances to the resort highlights, a free shuttle service between tower entrances (as well as to the One&Only Ocean Club and golf course) is available. The Royal Tower does enjoy close proximity to the casino, Marina Village, Paradise Lagoon (for non-motorized water sports), the Mandara Spa and fitness center, the Royal Baths pool, Aquaventure (for Power Tower and Mayan Temple waterslides), a beautiful stretch of beach, and a number of shops and restaurants.
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Spacious standard rooms and suites, though most have narrow French balconies
The Royal Tower's 1,200 or so rooms and suites were renovated in 2013, and have simple contemporary Caribbean decor -- think wood furnishings, neutral colors, and orange accents. Standard rooms are 400 square feet (larger than at the Coral and Beach towers) and have either one king- or two queen-size beds. Sliding glass doors lead to French balconies for standing room only, and views look out over the pools, Aquaventure, and ocean, or the rear towards the harbor and New Providence Island. Rooms have sitting areas, 24-hour room service, and modern amenities such as flat-screen TVs and iPod docks. Since rooms here come with (locked) stocked minibars, guests should expect to spend big bucks for bottled water and beverages. Bathrooms have counter space with one sink, tub/shower combos, and Gilchrist & Soames toiletries.
Deluxe Water View rooms have the best ocean views from higher floors (17 to 24) as well as check-in privileges. Deluxe Harbour View rooms have the same amenities and floor levels as the Water View rooms, but look out over the marina and harbor.
A range of suites types include Regal Suites with a large master bedroom and two walk-in closets. Each of the Grand Suites has a separate master bedroom and living room, as well as a private whirlpool tub, extra half-bathroom, and grand parlor area with a six-seat dining table. Presidential Suites have parlor areas and his and hers master bathrooms, while the extra-large Royal Suites have kitchens and up to three separate bedrooms for families.
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Easy access to major highlights, including Aquaventure water park, Mandara Spa, and The Dig
In addition to having complete access to a world-class beach on Paradise Island, a priority for many of those staying at the Royal Towers is the close proximity to some of the resort's main features. Atlantis would not have its hype (or prices) without its extensive marine habitat -- the world's largest outdoor aquarium, which starts in the Royal Towers lobby -- and Aquaventure, a 141-acre, 200-million gallon water park that combines a series of slides (Mayan Temple and Power Tower), a lazy river, and the Current, a mile-long water ride with waves and tidal changes. These two major features are free for guests, as is admission to the casino, theatre, 2,000-volume library, nightclubs, and pools for both adults and kids, but that's pretty much where the free ends. Also close to the lobby is a 14-acre Dolphin Cay, where guests can swim with dolphins, play with sea lions, and snorkel with manta rays.
Guests arriving to the Atlantis will receive cards upon arrival, which are not just used for room access -- they're also used to charge payments to the room for amenities, restaurants and bars around the resort. Guests pay this balance upon check-out, and the resort puts a hefty hold on guest credit cards during the stay. Some Atlantis spots do accept cash for payment, but many are considered "cashless", so it's best just to pay with plastic. Guests who are using a regular credit card may have to show ID.
The Atlantis has a dizzying array of food and beverage options (21 restaurants and 19 bars) that range from casual to high-end. Breakfast is offered on-site at Marketplace buffet and at casual outposts near the lobby such as Starbucks and Dunkin' Donuts. For lunch, most eat at one of the many pool bars and grills located around the resort, which sell American-style fare such as sandwiches. Value meals are available for a single price, and a cup of soda can be refilled several times at the soda fountains to help keep costs down. For dinner, nearly all restaurants are indoors, since the pools and pool bars close around sunset. There are lower-priced options such as pizza and subs (though prices do add up), mid-range options such as the bountiful buffets in three lobbies, and high-end options such as Nobu, located off the casino. For those on a budget, there are three dining plans offered to guests for breakfast and dinner, but they have to booked online three days in advance, and are not available for purchase in-person.
Other gourmet options include Dune at sister property One&Only Ocean Club, and Mesa Grill at the Cove. A shuttle service is available to get to entrances for all the other sections, as well as to One&Only Ocean Club.
The luxury Mandara Spa has warm and cold plunge pools, as well as steam rooms and saunas, while the 10,000-square foot gym (for a daily fee) offers yoga, spinning, and Pilates classes -- both are easy to get to from Royal Towers. Also within walking distance are six tennis courts with racquet rentals and tennis lessons. Golfers can use the free shuttle to get to the Atlantis-owned championship golf course called Ocean Club, located at the end of the island and offering outstanding views.
Wi-Fi for the entire property comes with a daily fee, which includes unlimited devices.
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Canterburys Law among new shows celebrating strong female leads
Julianna Margulies admits theres a small part of herself in rebellious defence lawyer Elizabeth Canterbury, the character she plays in Canterburys Law.
Julianna Margulies admits theres a small part of herself in rebellious defence lawyer Elizabeth Canterbury, the character she plays in Canterburys Law.
Canterburys Law is a courtroom drama with a twist: Canterbury defends only those clients she believes to be wrongfully accused, and shes willing to bend and even break the law to win her cases.
Canterburys Law marks Margulies return to network TV after an Emmy and Screen Actors Guild Award-winning run in ER and a multi-episode role in The Sopranos. It wasnt too much of a stretch to go from playing a nurse in ER to a lawyer in Canterburys Law, Margulies said at a press conference to promote the program prior to Novembers writers strike: Her grandmother was one of the first women to practice law in New York State.
So for me, it was an honour, Margulies said.
Theres a sadness to her characters background, a sadness Margulies found troubling to deal with at times, but which helped her define the character.
Shes unraveling, Margulies said of Canterbury. I dont have children, but the idea of a loss of a child - the idea of a child going missing and not having closure, not even having the knowledge that they might be dead - is almost worse than knowing theyre dead.
So theres a lot of room there for this character to evolve. Shes already down as low as she can go.
Denis Leary, the co-producer of Rescue Me and its lead actor, is one of the producers of Canterburys Law.
Im a huge fan of Rescue Me, Margulies explained. When I got the script for this and saw it was from (the same production company), it piqued my interest more than it normally would, because I love how dark that show is, and also how funny it is. I dont think you can have that dark a character without some humour, too. There are similarities there. Its about not being scared to show flawed characters. I think its a much more human approach to portraying someone on television that people are hopefully going to believe in for a long time.
Margulies said that once she shut the door on ER, it was closed for good, despite rumours she would return at some point.
I was never going to go back to ER, she said. Im not one to retrace my steps. To be honest, I was very nervous and hesitant to go back to network television. But when I read this character, I thought, here finally is a character I can play on television. Shes dark and shes complicated and complex. Shes an adult. And I thought she was sexy.
Canterburys Law is the latest in what seems to be a run of hard-hitting dramas featuring strong-willed, middle-aged women in leading roles, Margulies acknowledged, from Saving Grace and Damages to The Closer and now, Canterburys Law.
Its the real gift of television, that it celebrates women, Margulies said. Nothing personal, but its about time. I am so sick of every script I get for a film, the woman is always the girlfriend, the wife, the shadow. It takes a strong woman to support a strong man, whatever. Women arent seen to their full potential the way they are in television.


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211 - Suggestion for new Pet Tamer tab
What is the enhancement in mind? How should it look and feel?
The tamer info tab looks awesome. Here are some suggestions for the upper empty area:
- display location (with button to add waypoint)
- status of daily quest (completed or not)
- info on which toon last fought this trainer and when
- stats for total battles against that trainer
- team load out for that trainer
- recommendations for fighting the trainer
- pet xp awarded for that trainer
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Ikarugamesh Sep 08, 2013 at 21:00 UTC - 0 likes
tigerinde Sep 08, 2013 at 18:22 UTC - 1 like
would it not be better to make teams from ur own pets u can use/setup to fight againt the current trainer, cuz scrolling through my pets everytime is a bit annoying
staratnight Jul 12, 2013 at 20:01 UTC - 0 likes
I would vote (if there were avoting) for recommendations for fighting the trainer
It could be based just on the pet's type and suggest the best matching type to choose. That would already meet my requirements.
The best implementation of this would be to suggest the best team of available pets. By a simple click you can form that team. That would be ... charming ;-)
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Freight transport volumes grow alongside GDP
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No data available for Malta and Liechtenstein. GDP is in euro at constant 2000 prices. Freight transport (tonne-kilometre) includes transport by road, rail and inland waterways. Short-sea shipping and oil pipelines are excluded due to lack of data.
The two curves show the development in GDP and freight transport volumes, while the columns show the level of annual decoupling. Green indicates faster growth in GDP than in freight transport while red indicates stronger growth in freight transport than in GDP. The large change in 2004 is partly tied to a change in methodology but no correction figure exists. The change appears to affect in particular data from Spain, Italy, Portugal, Poland and Romania. In a number of other cases individual country data for specific years exhibit rather large changes that appear not to be rooted in actual transport volume developments, but it is not enough to change the over all trend.
For references, please go to www.eea.europa.eu/soer or scan the QR code.
This briefing is part of the EEA's report The European Environment - State and Outlook 2015. The EEA is an official agency of the EU, tasked with providing information on Europe's environment.
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June 14, 1999
Place ribs in shallow baking pan. Cover and roast at 325 degrees for 1 to 1 1/2 hours or until tender. Mix salsa and jelly. Place cooked ribs on grill over medium coals. Lightly baste with salsa mixture. Grill 5 to 10 minutes per side until ribs are glazed and browned. Serve additional glaze with ribs, as desired. Makes 3 servings.
In a small bowl or measuring cup, combine orange juice, garlic, lemon juice and rind, oil and pepper; mix well. Place steak in plastic bag or shallow dish; pour marinade over. Cover and refrigerate for 1 hour or up to 1 day, turning steak once or twice. Remove steak from marinade; broil or barbeque for 4 to 5 minutes on each side or until desired doneness. Cut diagionally across the grain into thin slices. Makes 3 servings.
Cut steak into strips about 4-inches long and 1-inch wide. Sprinkle with seasoned salt, then place in plastic resealable bag. Pour salsa and barbeque sauce over beef. Seal and refrigerate overnight. Drain, discarding marinade. Heat grill to medium-high heat. Grill meat, turning to brown meat evenly, about 8 to 12 minutes, or until desired doneness. Makes 8-12 servings.
Combine all ingredients in a small saucepan. Bring to a boil; reduce heat and simmer uncovered for 15 minutes. Divide sauce into two 1-cup portions. Baste ribs with 1 c. of sauce during the last 10 to 15 minutes of cooking. Discard basting sauce. Serve remaining 1 c. of sauce with ribs. Makes 2 cups, enough for 4 pounds of ribs.
Cook potatoes in boiling water for 30 minutes or until tender when pierced with a fork. Drain, cool. Cut into bite-sized pieces. Add celery, green onions, and basil. In small bowl, stir together dressing ingredients; pour over potato mixture. Stir to combine. Refrigerate until chilled. Makes 4 to 6 servings.
Drain pineapple, reserving 2 Tbsp. juice for dressing. Mix dressing ingredients well. Combine all ingredients and toss with dressing. Garnish with parsley, if desired. Chill before serving. Makes 12 servings.
Crumble bacon. Mix mayonnaise and mustard; spread mixture evenly over one side of each tortilla. Place a leaf of lettuce in center of tortilla. Arrange tomato slices on romaine. Layer crumbled bacon and Cheddar cheese evenly over toatillas. Fold bottom and edge of tortilla up over filling; roll tightly. Place seam side down on serving platter. Serve immediately, or wrap tightly in plastic wrap and refrigerate for up to 4 hours. Makes 6 servings.
Separate tenderloins and place on rack in shallow roasting pan. Sprinkle with basil. Do not cover. Roast at 425 degrees to an internal temperature of 160 degrees for medium doneness. Remove from oven and slice into 3/4 inch pieces. To serve place mixed greens on individual serving plates. Arrange strawberrues, oranges, pears and tenderloin slices. Sprinkle with red onion and pecan. Serve with dressing. Makes 4 to 6 servings.


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McQuaid, Ronald W, Charlesworth-May, Andrew C and Adams, John (1999) Travel-to-work and unemployed job seekers. Social Science Working Paper (29).
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A theoretical model of factors influencing the maximum time unemployed job seekers would be willing to commute to a new job is presented and tested using an ordered probit model. Significant effects are found for a range of personal and demographic characteristics, including gender, age, years of education, type of job, level of unemployment, expected wage, and location. The evidence suggests support for the spatial mismatch hypothesis and shows differing accessibility to employment opportunities for various types of unemployed people. The findings also suggest that models of the trade-off between leisure and work time should fully include travel-to-work time as part of this trade-off.
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Don't let this adorable little bunny try and hop out of your arms! She is so incredibly soft... words just can't describe it. She has the sweetest expression, a cute pink nose, and soft floppy ears. She will make a wonderful friend for a special little one (or big one, too!). Super snuggly!
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Yesterday, Feb. 27, first lady Michelle Obama kicked off a two-day nation-wide tour celebrating the third anniversary of Let's Move!, her initiative to ensure that all our children grow up healthy and reach their full potential. The tour will showcase progress and announce new ways the country is coming together around the health of our children. Mrs. Obama also traveled to New York City this week to talk about the third anniversary of Let's Move! on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, Good Morning America, and The Dr. Oz Show. Continue reading
Monthly Archives: February 2013
How 'crunch time' between school and sleep shapes kids' health
How 'crunch time' between school and sleep shapes kids' health
Feb. 25, 2013, NPR [Shots Blog]
It's an important question for American families and the nation as a whole: Why do so many kids weigh too much?
There are recent hints the epidemic may be abating slightly. Still, one in every three American kids is overweight or obese.
To understand why, NPR conducted a poll with the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and the Harvard School of Public Health. It focuses on what happens in American households during the hours between school and bedtime.
This is crunch time for most families — when crucial everyday decisions get made about food and exercise.
Our poll used a unique design to get at what is actually happening in the life of a "target child" in each household. We supplemented their responses with more than 800 that came in when we asked parents, through NPR's Facebook page, to describe their own "crunch times." Continue reading
Helping kids make healthier food choices
Feb. 25, 2013, The Boston Globe
By Lara Salahi
Want a way to get kids to choose healthier food? Make it look good and easy to grab, say researchers at Cornell University. Their study, published Feb. 22 in the Journal of Pediatrics, suggests that kids are more likely to choose healthy food if the presentation is appealing and it is within reach.
In 2012, the U.S. Department of Agriculture required schools to substitute unhealthy foods with nutritious options, but that hasn't guaranteed that students eat healthier. "We believe that when children take foods of their own volition, they're more likely to eat them," said Andrew Hanks, a research fellow at Cornell University and lead author of the study. Continue reading
Gym class isn't just fun and games anymore
Feb. 18, 2013, The New York Times
By Montoko Rich
On a recent afternoon, the third-graders in Sharon Patelsky's class reviewed words like "acronym," "clockwise," and "descending," as well as math concepts like greater than, less than, and place values.
During gym class.
Ms. Patelsky, the physical education teacher at Everglades Elementary School here, instructed the students to count by fours as they touched their elbows to their knees during a warm-up. They added up dots on pairs of dice before sprinting to round mats imprinted with mathematical symbols. And while in push-up position, they balanced on one arm and used the other ("Alternate!" Ms. Patelsky urged. "That's one of your vocabulary words") to stack oversize Lego blocks in columns labeled "ones," "tens," and "hundreds." Continue reading
Food and beverage marketing to children and adolescents: Limited progress by 2012, recommendations for the future
For decades, American children and adolescents have been surrounded by advertising and marketing for unhealthy foods and beverages. While the food and beverage industry, as well as local and national levels of government, have started to recognize the role that food and beverage marketing plays in driving the childhood obesity epidemic, American youths are still exposed to a disproportionate amount of marketing for unhealthy products across a variety of media.
This research review from Healthy Eating Research, a national program of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, summarizes the academic and industry literature on trends in food marketing to children and adolescents, as well as policy initiatives undertaken to address the contribution of marketing practices to the childhood obesity epidemic, from March 2011 to May 2012. Policy implications and future research needs are also highlighted. Continue reading
USDA announces new funding opportunity for childhood obesity prevention research
On Feb. 8, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) announced it would be funding up to $5 million in new grants for childhood obesity prevention research.
The grants are funded through the Agriculture and Food Research Initiative (AFRI), which funds competitive grants for fundamental and applied research, education, and extension to address food and agricultural sciences. These new awards fall under the AFRI Childhood Obesity Prevention Area: a program designed to achieve the long-term outcomes of reducing the prevalence of overweight and obesity among children and adolescents aged 2-19. Continue reading
Cancer Research Training Award fellowship opportunity at the National Cancer Institute
The National Cancer Institute (NCI), a major research component of the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and the Department of Health and Human Services, is inviting applications from qualified candidates for a Cancer Research Training Award (CRTA) with an emphasis on health behaviors research.
The CRTA appointment is a one- or two-year position with the Health Behaviors Research Branch (HBRB), Behavioral Research Program (BRP), Division of Cancer Control and Population Sciences (DCCPS) of NCI.
The full-time position based in Rockville, Md., will allow the applicant to interact with a large number of scientists representing the disciplines of nutrition, behavioral sciences, obesity prevention, physical activity, skin cancer prevention, gene-environment interactions, behavioral genetics, and other disciplines within public health, at NCI, NIH, and at institutions around the country.
CRTA provides an outstanding opportunity for an individual with a strong interest in health behaviors and cancer control to gain experience working with an extramural behavioral scientist at NCI.
Please click here for more information about the CRTA fellowship.
IOM to host a public workshop on national nutrition education curriculum standards
The Institute of Medicine (IOM) Planning Committee for National Nutrition Education Curriculum Standards will host a two-day public workshop on March 11-12, 2013. The workshop will feature invited experts presentations and panel discussions that will:
- Explore the merits and potential uses of a set of national nutrition education curriculum standards and learning objectives for elementary and secondary school children
- Identify current and promising practices
- Consider the most important attributes of national standards
- Suggest approaches to build acceptance and use among educators
This workshop is sponsored by the U.S. Department of Agriculture Food and Nutrition Service. Registration is required and seating will be limited.
For more information visit the workshop's webpage on the IOM site.
Study: Communities must be ready for obesity advocacy to be successful
Feb. 02, 2013, The Nation's Health
By Kim Krisberg
Youth advocates can play a role in addressing childhood obesity, but communities must first be ready to embrace the issue, a recent study finds.
Using a community readiness assessment tool developed by Colorado State University, researchers gauged the potential for youth advocacy to shift norms in a south Omaha, Neb., Hispanic community. The research, published in December in the journal Preventing Chronic Disease, found that the community was at a low stage of readiness for change. But using the tool provided a framework for building a tailored youth-led obesity prevention movement, according to the study. Continue reading
Preschool obesity and food insecurity link
Jan. 31, 2013, UPI.com
U.S. children whose early years were spent in food insecurity and who have obese mothers are more likely to be obese in preschool, researchers say.
Study leader Elizabeth Metallinos-Katsaras of the Department of Nutrition at the Simmons College School of Nursing and Health Sciences in Boston said the research is based on analysis of more than 28,300 low-income children participating in a publicly funded health and nutrition program in Massachusetts, from 2001 to 2006. Continue reading