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A popular shopping destination for today's teenagers, Aéropostale is a leading mall-based specialty retailer that designs, markets and sells its own brand of casual, current apparel targeting 14 to 18 year-olds...
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AE brings you high quality, on-trend clothing, accessories and personal care products at affordable prices. AE's collection includes modern basics like jeans, surplus and graphic tees as well as a stylish assortment of...
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Serving all of your tattoo and piercing needs, Atomic Tattoos stocks the latest and widest selection of body jewelry and tattoo designs. Atomic Tattoos' artists work in a variety of mediums and are capable of creating...
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Auntie's Anne's pretzel's Get 'em while they're hot!!!
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If bling is your thing....Ava's is your place! Fashion jewelry and accessories for any occasion.
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One whiff when you walk in tells you , you are in for a treat! The aromas transport you and your imagination to some of the most exotic places in the world. The friendly staff is there to help you choose the products you...
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Personalized advice to help you find the right phone. Discover a better choice of phones and networks and get impartial, informed advice from helpful phone specialists at the Best Buy Mobile Specialty Store.
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Open Late Every Night! Happy Hour 4 PM until 7 PM! Come in for the freshest fish around and the friendliest service.
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Boost Mobile is an award-winning provider of simple and flexible no-contract wireless products and services - all on a dependable nationwide network. Boost Mobile redefines value for wireless consumers with no long-term...
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From the start Brookstone wanted to create a fun, interactive shopping experience. At our stores, customers are encouraged to try products out for true, hands-on shopping. Every visit to Brookstone is an opportunity to...
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Sports bar with a complete menu including appetizers, salads, burgers, and 14 different sauces for wings.
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You can always have it your way at Burger King whether it's burgers, chicken or fish! Shakes and specialty coffees also on the menu!
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Sweets and treats of every kind from old fashioned hard candy to the newest flavor nerds can be found in this amazing candy emporium. Even those funny candy cigarettes!And if you love Taffy, they say they have the best...
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Champs Sports, a member of the Foot Locker, Inc. (NYSE: FL) family, is one of the largest mall-based specialty athletic footwear and apparel retailers in North America. Its product categories include athletic footwear...
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Philly Cheesesteaks to Turkey and Cheddar masterpieces, Charley's Grilled Subs hit the spot when you're hungry!
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Charlotte Russe is a growing, mall-based specialty retailer of fashionable, value-priced apparel and accessories. We provide exciting, fashion-forward merchandise that appeals to a broad range of customers, with a core...
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We didn't invent the chicken, just the chicken sandwich. Offering tender chicken specialties and sandwiches.
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A taste of China without ever having to hop a plane.
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Christopher & Banks is a specialty retailer of women's casual apparel that offers exclusively designed, private-label, coordinated women's clothing sizes 4-24. The Christopher & Banks family of stores is the destination...
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Claire's Stores, Inc. is a leading international specialty retailer offering value-priced costume jewelry, accessories and cosmetics to fashion-aware tweens, teens and young adults.
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Cobbster's Kitchen & Bar offers creative, high-quality, made-to-order food. Our menu is made on premise, fresh every day. Guests can enjoy a meal before or after the show in the theatres casual full service restaurant...
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Cobb Tyrone Luxury 10 welcomes guests of all ages with industry-leading amenities, such as all-reserved seating and Luxurious electric recliners, 7.1 dynamic surround sound, and 2K and 4k Projection, delivering crystal...
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The Cotton On Group is a retail powerhouse renowned for its winning combination of globally relevant fashion for men and women at affordable prices. It all began back in 1991 with one store in Geelong, Victoria, Australia...
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The newest addition to The Gymboree Corporation's family of brands, Crazy 8 offers fashionable outfits at a great value for girls and boys sizes Newborn to 14. The first Crazy 8 store opened in August 2007, and The...
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Find great buys on cell phones, plans, & service at Cricket, where you get reliable nationwide coverage, affordable prepaid rates & no annual contract.
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Treats to cool you down and rev you up! Treat yourself to one of DQ's most delicious concoctions because shopping is thirsty business!!!!!
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Dillard's focuses on delivering maximum value to its shoppers, with fairly priced merchandise complemented by exceptional customer service. Dillard's stores offer a broad selection of merchandise, including products...
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Shopping is hard work and Diva Day Spa is serious pampering. From the top of your head to the tips of your toes, you've never felt so good!
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Put your fashion-best foot forward no matter what season it is.
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Remember it's not what you say , it's how you say it. Let Ellen's Hallmark help you say it best.
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Empire Today, LLC has one mission: making beautiful new floors easy. With shop-at-home options, next-day installation, and award winning customer service, Empire Today is your first and best choice for easy floor...
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Express is the must-have sexy, sophisticated fashion brand for work, the weekend, or going out. It's what's new and what's now for young fashion-forward women and men. We started more than thirty years ago as an...
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Feel confident knowing you look your absolute best!
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Finish Line is a leading athletic retailer offering the best selection of brand name footwear, apparel and accessories. The company operates more than 660 stores in 47 states and online at www.finishline.com. We offer the...
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Footaction offers high-quality, branded athletic footwear and apparel as well as Exclusive styles available only at Footaction, from Nike, Adidas, Reebok, Timberland, K-Swiss and other leading brands.
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Foot Locker is the world's leading retailer of athletic footwear and apparel. Headquartered in New York City, it operates approximately 3,900 athletic retail stores in 17 countries in North America, Europe and Australia.
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Francesca's specializes in the most fashion-forward styles in women's clothing, accessories, and gifts. Our stores are constantly filled with new treasures and our style is always one step ahead of the trend. Each...
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GameStop sells the most popular new software, hardware and game accessories for the PC and next generation game console systems from Sony, Nintendo, Microsoft and Sega and is also the industry's largest reseller of...
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Hot fashions for men and women from classic to urban to anywhere in between, G by Guess sets the tone for today's fashion standard.
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GNC sets the standard in the health and nutrition industry by demanding truth in labeling, ingredient safety and product potency, all while remaining on the cutting edge of nutritional science. General Nutrition Centers...
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Go! Calendars, Games & Toys are the largest operator of seasonal, mall-based pop-up stores in the world. Their primary products are calendars, games, toys, puzzles, and gifts.
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Diamond Rings: Hannoush Jewelers© Diamond importer. Jewelry manufacturer. Your direct source for exceptional value. At Hannoush Jewelers©, you can choose from the highest-quality certified diamonds, engagement rings, and...
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Need a shoe fixed ASAP? Heels worn down? Heel Sew Quick offers a variety of quality shoe repair services, some of them done on your lunch break or while you wait!
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Since 1915, Helzberg Diamonds has helped people celebrate their most heartfelt and meaningful occasions. Founded on a commitment to superior customer service, we offer a dazzling selection of fine jewelry – so you're...
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Brighten someone's day with gift baskets or gourmet food gifts from Hickory Farms.Their hand-crafted gifts feature sausage, cheese and other specialty foods.
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Apparel and accessories for women, men, teenagers and children at an affordable price.
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Hip, casual, trendy styles in an upscale design that will make waves where ever you go. These active California styles are of the highest quality at a price teens can afford!
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Find us on facebook: www.facebook.com/originalhooters Find us on twitter: @originalhooters
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Do you have a passion for music, pop culture and music-inspired fashion? Hot Topic does. From the merchandise assortment to the staff to the exclusive in-store events and artist appearances - walk into any Hot Topic store...
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H&R Block® is one of the world's largest tax services providers, utilizing more than 100,000 highly trained tax professionals and having prepared more than 550 million tax returns worldwide since 1955. H&R Block is...
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Claire's Stores, Inc. is a leading international specialty retailer offering value-priced costume jewelry, accessories and cosmetics to fashion-aware tweens, teens and young adults.
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From bold statement pieces to subtle elegant designs, nothing makes you feel like real gold. Italian Gold has a variety of gold jewelry pieces from chains to rings to earrings to ankle bracelets and more.
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You'll find Italian charm bracelets, watches and a variety of styles of gold jewelry pieces to suit any taste at Italian Jewelry.
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J. C. Penney Company, Inc. (NYSE: JCP), one of the nation's largest apparel and home furnishing retailers, is dedicated to fitting the diversity of America with unparalleled style, quality and value. Across approximately...
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Jensel Fashions comes to Tyrone Square straight from Europe. Jensel has over 50 locations abroad, but this is their first Mall location in the United States. They carry a wide variety of contemporary, yet comfortable...
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Jimmy Jazz features premier lifestyle brands including Rocawear, Akademiks, Baby Phat, Coogi, Adidas Originals, Creative Recreation and Nike, to name a few. They receive apparel and footwear daily from designers who are...
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Jos. A. Bank is not just another menswear retailer. What makes us unique is also what has attracted customers to our stores for 100 years; a heritage of quality and workmanship, an extensive selection of beautifully made...
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Journeys is a destination retailer of shoes and accessories for diverse, young, 13-22 year old guys and girls in search of footwear that expresses their unique attitudes and lifestyles. Journeys offers a wide variety of...
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Tween girls know one thing: Justice rules! Since 1999, powerhouse brands Limited Too and Justice have helped tween girls (age 7-14) express their individuality and self-confidence through fashion. Today Justice celebrates...
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Every diamond is hand-selected to match beautifully and must pass exacting quality standards. Kay is diligent about the quality of our craftsmanship. We take the time to ensure the diamonds in your jewelry are well...
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An Oriental delicatessen serving dishes with a Cajun flair!
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Kids Foot Locker offers parents a place where they can get the largest selection of quality athletic footwear, apparel and accessories for their children, as well as, expert advice that will meet or exceed their child's...
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Lady Footlocker consists of more than 600 stores that specialize in women's athletic footwear, apparel and accessories. Lady Footlocker has become the leading national athletic specialty store catering exclusively to...
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As the leading fashion brand for curvy women, Lane Bryant continually strives not only to be first in fashion and fit, but to be everywhere, be everything you expect us to be. From clothing and accessories to our...
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Offering seventeen flavors of French-crafted macarons made from scratch with no preservatives nor artificial flavors and totally gluten-free. Other delights include croissants, pain au chocolat, French madeleines, gourmet...
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LensCrafters was the first company of its kind to offer the convenience of getting an eye exam and choosing stylish frames fitted with the latest high tech lenses in one location. Same day services available.
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Lids is the world's largest retailer specializing in the sale of officially licensed and branded headwear. Every store offers a vast assortment of college, MLB, NBA, NFL and NHL teams, as well as other specialty fashion...
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Sports Fans can find their favorite team paraphernalia, whether it be college or pros!
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LOFT is your go-to destination for everyday glamour. And the best part is, we help you put your favorite pieces together in a way that makes them your own. That's why we're your trusted personal stylist. Shop LOFT stores...
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For all your luggage and carryall needs for travel stop in to Luggage and Gifts.
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Visit MAC Cosmetics inside of Dillard's for professional make-up services, and artist quality cosmetics.
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MAC offers a large selection of makeup, skin care products, and nail care items. Also offering cosmetic accessories.
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Save on Apparel, Home Items & More- Find Everything You Need at Macy's!
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Promotes high quality Teriyaki Chicken, Beef, Vegetable and Shrimp dishes. Meals are prepared fresh, in an entertaining and exciting way by our chefs before each and every valued customer with an innovative...
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A relaxing oasis to enjoy a massage.
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MasterCuts is a casual, upbeat salon that offers cool, classic looks for the whole family. All at practical prices. Conveniently close, we're right here in your neighborhood mall. Since our services are individually...
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Find your perfect mattress with the latest in sleep technology at the Mattress Firm Sleep Experience, which offers a special selection of memory foam and Tempur® beds from; Tempur-Pedic®, Serta, iComfort® by Serta, YuMe®...
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Discover MetroPCS® and its world of no contracts, unlimited talk, text and data plans and fast 4G LTE Network. Find your affordable MetroPCS® plan today!
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At Mia & Maxx Hair Studio, we believe style and beauty serve to enhance your own unique journey. Our goal is to offer an engaging space where you can refine and redefine how you look and feel, to be confident every...
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Our cheeses are fine Italian cheeses made from high quality milks, and the mozzarella di buffala is also known as "white gold", for its premium quality and taste. The crust releases the flavor of well-baked bread. The...
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Love to be pampered? Then you will love the full selection of services offered at Natalie Day Spa.
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Old Navy's mission is to offer affordable, fashionable clothing and accessories for adults, kids, baby, and Moms-to-be.
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Good vision is priceless, and helping you see your very best is the mission of Optical Outlet. Let our eyeglass experts help you find the perfect frames for your lenses too.
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PacSun offers a wide selection of casual apparel, footwear and accessories for young guys and girls inspired by the California lifestyle. From boardshorts and t-shirts to jeans and hoodies, you can't go wrong anytime of...
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World-renowned for its hand finished and contemporary jewelry at affordable prices, PANDORA designs, manufactures and markets jewelry made from high-quality materials. Designed to inspire women to embrace the self-creator...
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High fashion shoes without the high price. Find shoes for every occasion, season and reason . . .including wide widths and hard-to-find sizes!
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They say a favorite perfume is like a ticket to adventure...find your next signature fragrance and your ticket to adventure at Perfume World.
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Piercing Pagoda offers customers an extensive selection of popularly priced 10 karat and 14 karat gold chains, charms, bracelets, rings and earrings, as well as a variety of silver and diamond jewelry in select locations...
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Top-Rated create your own pizza from Pizza@ is coming to Tyrone Square. Made with your choice of 45 ingredients and baked in 120 seconds!
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PlayLive Nation is a social gaming lounge featuring the newest games for play. Also offering birthday parties, repairs, events, tournaments, merchandise and more!
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Fine watches. Watch repair and batteries available.
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Rack Room Shoes is the one-stop shop for your family's footwear needs. The brands they love, plus 50% off your 2nd pair, with services to fit the way you shop. Join Rack Room Shoes Rewards to earn dollars toward future...
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Insanely delicious gourmet burgers in a bright, kid -and family- friendly atmosphere.
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At Regis Salon, we believe style and beauty serve to enhance your own unique journey. Our goal is to offer an engaging space where you can refine and redefine how you look and feel, to be confident every day. Our stylists...
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Rubio's Coastal Grill is a fast casual "Fresh Mex" or "New Mex" restaurant specializing in Mexican food, with an emphasis on fish tacos.
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Casual neighborhood bar and grille offering a variety of menu items.
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rue21 is a leading specialty retailer offering the latest fashion for girls and guys. We continue to strive for the best selection while offering a competitive pricing strategy. As new goods arrive daily, our choices of...
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It's time for an Ice Cream Revolution! By mixing Ice Cream with Science! We Make Ice Cream your way! Every cup hand crafted using Liquid Nitrogen.
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Let's Beauty Together at Sephora. Play in the world of prestige beauty, be inspired, and discover hundreds of products plus exclusive brands.
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From unique pieces and traditional classic jewelry to bold statement making designs, Shalimar Jewelers has something for every taste. Their onsite jeweler can make repairs while you shop.
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Shoe Palace is one of the most-trusted athletic footwear and apparel retail chains in the United States. What began as a small, family business has now grown into an extremely-popular chain of stores and an online retail...
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We're Here to Help The Mall Management Office is now pleased to offer the following amenities: General Information, Simon Giftcards, Wheelchair Rental, Kidgits Club Memberships and Mobile Device Charging Cables.
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Skechers designs and develops lifestyle footwear for men, women, and children. Stop in today and check out the latest styles in boots, shoes, sneakers, and sandals.
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Spencer Gifts, Inc. is the world's premiere retail specialty gift chain specializing in unique, irreverent, trendy and fad based merchandise. Our product mix makes us more than a specialty retail store; we are an Oasis...
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Arch Telecom is a Sprint Preferred Retailer committed to providing Sprint customers superior customer service.
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Starbucks purchases and roasts high-quality whole bean coffees and sells them along with fresh, rich-brewed, Italian style espresso beverages, a variety of pastries and confections, and coffee-related accessories and...
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Paper, Paper, get your morning paper!...and a doughnut ...or a bagel , coffee, soda , candy ...everything you need to start your day off right.
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The SUBWAY restaurant chain is the undisputed leader in the submarine sandwich category serving fresh, great tasting, made-for-you sandwiches and salads, many of which have 6 grams of fat or less. Offering a healthful...
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At Sunglass Hut, our mission is to be the premier shopping and inspiration destination for the top brands, latest trends and exclusive styles of high quality fashion and performance sunglasses.
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At Sunglass Hut, our mission is to be the premier shopping and inspiration destination for the top brands, latest trends and exclusive styles of high quality fashion and performance sunglasses.
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Great tea works wonders. The delicious tastes and health benefits make tea a wonderful beverage - much better than the unhealthy alternatives. The Teavana dream began with an idea that people would enjoy fresh...
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The Brass Tap is an upscale craft beer bar that offers 60 different craft beers on tap, a full menu including brunch on the weekends, wine, & liquor!The Brass Tap, will bring their curated selection of local, regional and...
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THE CHILDREN'S PLACEVALUE EVERY MOMENTchildrensplace.com
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Our mission is to help customers celebrate life's special moments through personalized gifts -- from the celebration of birthdays to commemoration of achievements to weddings to births of babies. Our focus is on the...
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From one-of-a kind estate pieces to traditional jewelry styles, Thomas Douglas offers the finest quality gold, diamond and gemstone jewelry.
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Pamper yourself with a manicure or pedicure from Tiffany Nail and Spa and know you look your absolute best from your head to your toes!
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Tillys is a leading specialty retailer in the action sports industry selling clothing, shoes, and accessories. Tillys offers one of the largest assortments of brands and merchandise from the top players in the surf, skate...
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T-Mobile USA has you covered whether you stay in one region or need service nationally or even internationally. We have coverage areas in over 80 countries with more than 180 roaming partners.
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T-Mobile USA has you covered whether you stay in one region or need service nationally or even internationally. We have coverage areas in over 80 countries with more than 180 roaming partners.
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Torrid designs and retails on-trend fashion apparel, accessories and lingerie for young, stylish women sizes 12 to 28. Its collections inspire them to feel sexy, confident and downright irresistible.
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They say a girl can never have too many shoes! And she can get selection and value to boot at Traffic Shoes!. From boots to casual styles to "knock your socks " off trendy looks, Traffic Shoes is a style trend setter.
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Underground by Journeys sells the latest in footwear, apparel, & accessories, for both men and women who value cutting-edge styles and the latest brands. We offer the brands you love from Timberland, Puma, Fila, Dickies...
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Vans is the original action sports footwear company and a leading lifestyle brand for today's youth market. Vans collections include active and performance footwear, apparel and accessories. Vans supports and promotes the...
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Verizon Wireless is the nation's leading provider of wireless communications. The company has the largest nationwide wireless voice and data network and over 100 million customers.
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Victoria's Secret is inspired by a love for lingerie, and the desire to bring beauty—and fantasy—into every woman's wardrobe.
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At Vitamin World, we believe that Nutrition starts at the source. This has been our philosophy ever since we opened our doors in 1976, and wellness has always been our passion. We are a company of wellness enthusiasts...
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The Wet Seal is a Southern California-based specialty retailer of young contemporary women's apparel and accessories. With over 160 stores in the United States and a sizable ecommerce presence, Wet Seal offers...
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The Yankee Candle Brand Promise A Passion for Fragrance® Season after season, from reliving favorite memories to setting a mood, we share your passion for fragrance®. It's what drives us to search the world for fresh...
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The Zales Story In 1924 Zales opened its first jewelry store in Wichita Falls, Texas. Today, Zales is headquartered in Irving, Texas. We have over 785 stores nationwide and we're one of the largest buyers and processors...
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Discover Zumiez snowboarding and skateboarding shoes, clothing and much more. Cool clothes for girls, guys and youth!
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@jamiefranklinf1 Hey, We'd love to have a full grid for the Collantine Cup so we would love to have you join. What would your car preferences be? Red Bull, Mercedes, Lotus, McLaren and Sauber are all filled :) View
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I won't be able to race this weekend as I am literally blind in one eye at the moment so don't think it would go down too well for me. Have fun! Sorry about my attendance this year :/
I most likely won't be able to make the race tonight, sorry guys
Oh wow! I suppose I better umm… Actually buy the game :/ This is going to go well
Also I love the Op and my team! we will dominate those 9th and 10th positions :p
Oui! – Silver_keg – Audi R8 Race Car '01
See if I can do better than last year :P
Yeah…My internet is the worst…Sorry guys
I should be there this weekend :)
I'm so sorry guys, I'm aware I've been a pretty terrible member thus far but my access to internet has been unexpectedly inconsistent. If you'll still have me, I fully intend to continue with the series and will make sure I better notify if I'm able/unable to attend races
I should be there :) with little to no practise O.o
@sato113 Was stuck at a family BBQ, got home at 8:30 which would have been in time if Daylight Savings hadn't have ended.
@bradley13 I know that feel bro, I accidentally spun into the pitlane in the CC race here :P
Sorry I couldn't make what seems like an eventful race! If it weren't for Daylight Savings I would have made it!
A lot of people still don't like the current gen, and 2009 was a pretty ugly year but I think the cars developed into real beauties in 2011. 2010 started well until the F-Duct took over, but banning the duct in 2011 produced some fine looking machines.
The cars were so tight in the rear and the bodywork was so smooth. The Liveries were all pretty good too except for that Sauber.
@olliekart Surely you don't mean me when you say 'Ryan looking quick' I'm well off the pace :P
@magnificent-geoffrey He is just angry he left Force India :P
But in all seriousness, I find this very intriguing. Despite his name, Hulk comes across as a very measured and calm guy*, so it mustn't have been good whatever it was. I can only postulate that the team either weren't giving him enough/relevant info or were doing so at inappropriate times, but they don't really seem like major enough issues.
*Terribly sorry about that awful opening :P
Best Driver: Rosberg (had the pace all weekend and deserved third, but played the team game)
Worst Driver: Pastor Maldonado
Best Team: Red Bull
Worst Team: Force India
Best Overtake: Grosjean on Hulkenberg at turn 5
Best Funny-moment: Hamilton in the McLaren pits
Most Surprising Result: Hamilton on the podium
Least Surprising Result: Retiring Maldonado
Special Mention to: Button drove extremely well.
Race Rating: 6/10
My first full IndyCar race too. Devastated for Power and the brilliant Simona de Silvestro but that finish was absolutely thrilling. Hinchcliffe was a popular winner.
I still think the new cars look really odd, but this race was enough to convince me to follow IndyCar this year

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Below are videos from the spring 2012 administrative meeting for coaches in the Recreation program. Most of your questions about how to run your Rec team will be answered in the videos below. If you still can't find the answers you're looking for, feel free to call the office (336-6512) or e-mail.
Part 1: A coach's guide to BonziTeam
Contains info about:
- Logging in to TeamStream (since renamed BonziTeam).
- Printing rosters and medical releases.
- Communicating with your team through TeamStream.
- (NOTE: Since the time this video was recorded in March 2012, there have been three changes made to TeamStrem: 1) You can now get to your TeamStreams when you log in to your Bonzi member account. You can still do it the way it's described in the video, but you can also get there by clicking the "Member Log-in" button; 2) The Announcements and e-mail tab in TeamStream has been redesigned so the text messaging function and e-mail function are two different things; 3) The question toward the end about replying to e-mail has been resolved: families can reply to e-mail sent by the coach in the normal way.)
Part 2: First steps for your Rec team
Contains info about:
- Setting up an initial team practice and team meeting.
- Choosing practice days, times and locations.
- How often should we practice and for how long?
Part 3: General information for your Rec teams
Contains info about:
- Medical release forms.
- Weather cancellation policy.
- Lightning policy.
- Playing time and positions.
Part 4: Uniforms and equipment
Contains info about:
- Game-day uniforms (jerseys, shoes, shin guards).
- Training gear for players and teams (balls, pinnies, cones, etc.).
- Ball sizes.
- Safety issues.
Part 5: Modifications to the Laws of the Game
Contains info about:
- Sustitution policy.
- Numbers of players on the field, size of the field, length of the game, etc.
- Pass-in vs. throw-ins.
- Casts and splints.
- Modifications sheet.
Part 6: Goalkeepers (for U10 and U12 teams only)
Contains info about:
- Getting your goalkeeper (and defenders) involved in the play.
Part 7: Special goalkick rules for U10 teams only
Part 8: Staying connected to the play
Part 9: Dealing with blowouts
Part 10: Q&A with coaches in attendance
Contains info about:
- Rescheduling rained out games.
- Why do I have two games on one day?
- Can assistant coaches also be referees?
- Can older kids referee games in the younger age groups?
- Are parents required to stay at practice?
- Are there paid referees?
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USA Taekwondo National Team Coach hiring process update
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo.-- On Wednesday, March 20, 2013, the USA Taekwondo National Team Coach Search Committee conducted in-person interviews of the final candidates for the National Team Coach position. Each of the final National Team Coach candidates made a prepared presentation before the Search Committee and then answered questions, followed by closing statements. Each candidate had a 90-minute period for their presentation and the Q&A period.
As Interim CEO of USA Taekwondo, I was very impressed with the passion that each candidate brought to his interview. Also impressive was the amount of thought that each candidate put into preparing for the opportunity to lead USA Taekwondo athletes and coaches to the awards podium as we move forward. Many refreshing ideas were shared with the Search Committee, all with the intent of improving the medal performance of USA Taekwondo athletes, both short-term and long-term. It is my sincere hope that those who are not selected as National Team Coach will honor their stated commitment to "do whatever is best for our USA Taekwondo athletes" by remaining actively involved in the development of our USA Taekwondo athletes. Only one person will become the National Team Coach, but all other coaches that took part in the process can offer much-needed assistance to the National Team Coach and to our athletes so that our Athlete Development Program will get stronger and, in return, our athletes will achieve greater medal successes.
On Friday, March 22, 2013, the Search Committee will submit their final recommendations for National Team Coach to the Interim CEO. In turn, I, the Interim CEO, will weigh the recommendations and will announce my hiring decision of the National Team Coach on Monday, March 25, 2013.
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WHEREAS, improving the health and wellness of residents of the United States is a top priority of elected leaders on local, state and federal levels; and
WHEREAS, the healthcare system is primarily focused on curing illness and treating symptoms, as opposed to preventing illness and increasing wellness; and
WHEREAS, without a shift to more prevention-based health care measures, the cost of American health care is estimated to grow to $4.2 trillion in 2019, up from $2.6 trillion in 2010 (1); and
WHEREAS, with increased rates of obesity and other preventable chronic diseases derived from poor nutrition and inadequate exercise, children born today are at risk for having a shorter life expectancy than their parents for the first time in the history of the United States (2); and
WHEREAS, Americans typically spend more than 23 hours a day indoors (3); and
WHEREAS, many building materials contain formaldehyde and other toxic VOCs, leading to levels of pollutants inside that are often 2 to 5 times higher than outdoors (3); and
WHEREAS, cities across the country recognize the importance of clean air and water; and
WHEREAS, many people suffer from impaired sleep, altered mood, diminished alertness, and reduced rate of learning as a result of insufficient light indoors during the day and excessive light at night; and
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WHEREAS, the federal government has developed a Strategy for Action for Advancing Healthy Housing that encourages federal agencies to take preemptive actions that will help reduce the number of American homes with health and safety hazards. This cross agency effort led by the Department of Housing and Urban Development, White House Council on Environmental Quality (CEQ), Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the Surgeon General's Office, The Department of Energy and other agencies, represents a bold new vision for addressing the nation's health and economic burdens caused by preventable hazards associated with the home (5); and
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Movie Mondays - Autumn Spring
Join us for a screening of Autumn Spring on Mondays, December 30, 2013 at 4:00 pm in the Plaut Room.
A bittersweet comedy starring the great Vlastimil Brodský as Fanda, an old man who refuses to grow up. Despite pleas from his exasperated wife who wants him to make serious decisions about the future, Fanda ignores the nagging and spends his days seeking amusement and adventure.


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Now, I'm not going to claim that this is the most unusual or interesting mail we've ever received; it's actually a fairly mundane rehashing of common creationist cluelessness. But the final replay really makes the email exchange one for the ages.
My responses are embedded in his italicized message, but the original message was one huge block paragraph.
I would like to know how and why atheists can knowledgeably ignore the laws of physics when considering such things as creation?
It's interesting that you would say that, because it turns out that physicists tend to be atheists far more than most people. According to fairly recent surveys, while around 85% of people in the world believe in some kind of God, somewhere around 60% of practicing physical scientists have doubts about the existence of God, and among members of the National Academy of Sciences — one of the most elite groups of scientists in the world — only about 7% are believers.
It seems that more advanced a person is in scientific disciplines, the less likely they are to believe in God. Maybe you should take up your question with them.
all the laws of physics prove that nothing can come from nothing, so how did this universe come into exsistance, if not from nothing, where did that original "something", most often referrred to as matter or ssome other form, come from?
Big Bang theory doesn't attempt to address this question. The universe came to its present state around 14.5 billion years ago. Before that, everything in the universe was compressed into a small enough state that known laws of physics can't be applied properly.
Therefore, the Big Bang is not an assertion that anything came "from nothing." Could have always existed. Could have been generated out of matter from a meta-universe. Could have spontaneously come into existence through a matter/antimatter reaction. The responsible perspective is to accept that we don't know, and won't until a new way to collect evidence is worked out.
You, on the other hand, seem to believe that you do know. And your belief is that the universe was in fact created from nothing, by a being who either always existed or, in turn, came into existence from nothing itself. I think it's remarkable that you don't see the irony in that position.
more importantly, id like you to address cosmological singularity, which has been accepted by most, if not al physicists, concluding that there is, and always has been God,
I don't know where you're getting your information from, although my guess would be that it's from within a certain part of your body. As I've already pointed out, you can get actual information from scientists about how much they believe in god, and it's considerably less than the general public. Besides which, even scientists who believe in God would very rarely claim that this believe is in some way scientifically proven. Most of them hold to some form of Stephen Jay Gould's idea of "non-overlapping magisteria," claiming that faith in god and scientific evidence should be held as dealing with separate domains.
Almost no formal papers have been published in mainstream, peer reviewed scientific journals addressing the question of a god's existence, and those that have slipped through are generally not cited as relevant by any other scientific works. This is so widely acknowledged that creationists routinely claim that the "scientific establishment" is involved in a massive conspiracy against their work. This is, of course, baseless paranoia, since the reason that their work doesn't get published is that it's a load of poorly supported, pseudoscientific quackery.
therefore disproving the core of atheist beliefs. in such a society today that is so scientifically based, it is ignorant to ignore such things as cosmological singularity, as well as other laws of physics, including einstiens relativity, and quantum mechanics, which even led einstien to believe in the exsistance of God.
Somebody's been lying to you, dude.
"It was, of course, a lie what you read about my religious convictions, a lie which is being systematically repeated. I do not believe in a personal God and I have never denied this but have expressed it clearly. If something is in me which can be called religious then it is the unbounded admiration for the structure of the world so far as our science can reveal it."
— Albert Einstein, in a letter March 24, 1954; from Albert Einstein the Human Side, Helen Dukas and Banesh Hoffman, eds., Princeton, New Jersey: Princeton University Press, 1981, p. 43.
thank you for your time, tho you'll be wasting your efforts trying to disprove the laws of the universe to justify your living in denial.
Thanks for the vote of confidence. Ta ta!
And here's the reply. Wait for it….
lol you actually wasted youre time to rely to me ??? hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha!!!!!1
THANK YO SO MUCH FOR MAKING MY DAY! hahahahaah! thank you! wow you really would waste youre time like this wouldnt you!!! hahahaha!
im glad to know that you "care" enough about your "public" to reply to this! hahahahahahaha!
(by the way my email contained a virus)
have a "wonderful" life and then die!!!!!
Apart from being scientifically illiterate and knowing fuck-all about computers in the bargain, I'm kind of charmed to see that the victory which made his day was the recognition that he is wasting people's time. If only all creationists could be so self-aware!


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Roy Marvin Luttinen
WHITE CLOUD, Mich. – Roy Marvin Luttinen, educator, coach, official, athlete, friend, husband and father, died of an apparent brain aneurysm at his home here on Jan. 12, 2013. The former White Pine resident was 81.
Born Mar. 15, 1931 to William and Mayme (Johnson) Luttinen, he attended Mass schools and was a member of the 1948 basketball team that captured the Michigan High School Athletic Assoc. Class D title. During his stellar career with the Rockets, Mass won 65 consecutive games.
After graduation, he attended Suomi College and played basketball for one year. He was then drafted into the US Army and served in Korea during that conflict, being honorably discharged with the rank of sergeant. He later continued his education at Northern Michigan University, playing basketball there for a time and receiving his Bachelors' degree in 1956.
He then began his teaching and coaching career at Trout Creek High School, helping Bruce Warren lead the Anglers to two straight MHSAA Class E basketball titles. He then taught and coached at Bergland High School before spending the final 24 years of his education career as a teacher and coach at White Pine High School. He retired from teaching in 1986 and shortly after that, he was honored by the MHSAA for having officiated high school sports for 25 years.
He was well known for his athletic abilities, playing "town team" baseball from his youth into the 1960s and then slow-pitch softball for many years. A long home run, estimated to have traveled more than 500 feet, was hit over a towering elm tree at the diamond in Greenland, a feat he recounted to anyone within earshot at any point in time.
Roy married Taimi Jaakola, with her children, Barbara and John Perry, in 1959 and she preceded him in death in 1965. He then married Roberta (Kadletz) Sybeldon in 1967, blending six children and two families together as one. Roberta preceded him in death, passing in 1998. He married Gay Ferguson in August of 1999, and they traveled extensively between Michigan and California during that time. She survives.
He also is survived by three sons, Eric (Mary) Luttinen of Ishpeming, Mich., and their children, Avery and Benjamin, Michael (Rhonda) Sybeldon of Bergland, Mich., and their children, Nikki, Sami Jo, Byron and Julie, Thomas (Christine) Sybeldon of West Bend, Wis., and their children, Sarah and Carrie; two daughters, Robyn and Daryl Stayton of Stuttgart, Ark., and their children, Jamie and Suzanne, and Michelle (Mike) Klingsmith of Irma, Wis., and her children, Shannon, Damian and Nicholas. Roy is also survived by other great-grandchildren; grandchildren; stepchildren; and several nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by his parents; his stepfather, Herman Kinnunen; two wives, Taimi and Roberta; two daughters, Cynthia (Sybeldon) Gruenberg and Barbara (Perry) Koski; three brothers, Reino, Waino and Norman; and three sisters, Mae Cornelius, Ruth Gallagher and Helmi "Vi" Pihlaja.
As per Roy's request, cremation will take place. The family is planning a memorial service later this year in White Pine.


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Working on Fennec performance N810 has been very educational. I have been learning more and more about performance profiling on crappy platforms. I define a platform as crap if it has poor development tools, limited OS or other significant limitations. Linux is a crappy platform in this case because it's running on ARM where oprofile barely does anything and there are no other performance tools for N810 (more modern ARM cpus should user-space perf counters and be more useful for instrumentation).
JSD Secret Sauce for JS Optimization
In general there is a misconception that implementing stuff in JavaScript will result in slower code than doing the same in C++. That may be true if the code is implemented in the exact same manner. But in real life the expressiveness and safety of a high-level language like JavaScript permits algorithmic optimizations that would often not be realistic to do in C++ because of time/safety constraints.
So how does one figure out what's slow in JS? timeless suggested that I checkout the JavaScript Debugging API. Using the API and a small hack in spidermonkey(JSD doesn't expose fast dom calls) I was able to hook into chrome code to get a timed trace of JavaScript functions being run.
Once I had a trace it was relatively easy to figure out to "do not call this slow thing all the time" dance (aka optimize code). I collected that work in bug 470116. Last I checked there was relatively little room for optimization left on the JS side of Fennec, so then I went to look at what's lurking in C++.
PS. Firebug is a popular consumer of the JSD API for those times when one isn't willing to write JS components to figure out why something is slow.
C++ Is Harder
I've some success with inserting probes into C++ code. I would find interesting code by running oprofile on the desktop (while doing things that I felt were slow on N810). Oprofile would then provide me a callgraph which I would visualize with this awesome little script. Then I would stick MeasurerOfTime timing blocks into interesting "hot" code and hope that I would learn something useful.
This got me thinking. Wouldn't it be nice if there existed a JSD for C++? It'd be cool to inspect the C++ callgraph just like one does for JS. It seems like it would help on platforms that aren't gcc and can't inject tracing code via -finstrument-functions. Even -finstrument-functions is of limited use due to the pain of looking up symbols in shared libraries. Stay tuned.
Measuring Progress
The worst part of doing optimizations is knowing that some time in a future an innocent programmer will slightly change some seemingly innocent code and things will no longer happen quickly. Short of policing every single patch by people who previously optimized code in question there is only one thing one can do: performance tests.
Fennecmark is a benchmark for measuring responsiveness of the Fennec features that I worked on most: panning, zooming and lag during pageload. I blogged about it before. Since then Joel Maher has gotten Fennecmark to run automatically and produce results on the graph server. I think we should be logging more numbers (Tpan, Tzoom), but it's an excellent first step in monitoring performance regressions.


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SALT meets in Ellsworth
Seniors and Law Enforcement Together (SALT) met for the first time this year at Trinity Lutheran Church in Ellsworth.
During the meeting, conservation officer Nate Anderson, with the Iowa Department of Natural Resources, spoke to seniors about poaching in the state. He presented information on Turn in Poachers of Iowa (TIP), which allows people to anonymously report poaching or other illegal hunting activities.
Thousands of deer are killed illegally by poachers every year, being about equal to legal hunting in some states, according to TIP. The organization offers cash rewards for reports of poaching. A report of a person poaching small game can earn a person $150 and that amount increases up to $1,000 for threatened or endangered species or commercial poaching operations. Tips to TIP can be called in at (800) 532-2020.
Kathy Getting presented a powerpoint about Hamilton County Crimestoppers. Webster City Police Chief Brian Hughes said that the organization has many ways to report a crime.
"With the texting and the emails, the web based forms, a lot of the seniors don't use that technology. So, we let them know that we have a direct phone number and that the information isn't just for the top 10 posted in the paper, but if they have information for any crime, they can call it in an there are rewards available for that," Hughes said.
Hughes said that information provided to Crimestoppers can be valuable for the police department even if the information does not lead to an arrest.
The SALT board planned the meetings to uphold the mission of increasing and improving crime prevention and education for seniors." Hamilton County SALT is sponsored by city and county law enforcement, Hamilton County Public Health, Southfield Wellness Community and ISU Extension and Outreach, Hamilton County, RSVP and Hamilton County Conservation.
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The Clicgear ® GPS Holder gives you a safe, secure, and visible space to mount your GPS or Smartphone on your cart. The GPS Holder easily mounts to your cart so you can continuously check your yardage without digging through your golf bag or in your pockets. Mounts to your handle using existing umbrella mount. Now your GPS will always be right at your side.
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DSU took time out to honor some of its faithful supporters as it held its 2013 President's Society Reception on May 30 in the Martin Luther King Student Center.
Under the theme "Racing for Scholarship" and coinciding with NASCAR weekend in Dover, the reception was supported by the Toyota Corporation, the premier sponsor event.
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June 1st marks the start of hurricane season. As you put your hurricane plan in place to protect your family and your home, CPSC is urging consumers to include a plan for after the storm.
If a storm knocks out power, consumers who use portable gasoline generators to restore power can place themselves at risk for carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning. Only use portable generators outdoors, far away from the doors, windows and vents of indoor spaces. Generators should never be used indoors, including inside homes, garages, basements, crawlspaces and sheds.
The amount of CO from one generator is equivalent to hundreds of idling cars in a garage and can kill consumers in minutes. At least 65 people died from CO poisoning associated with portable generators in 2006.
CPSC also advises consumers to keep charcoal grills outside. Never use them indoors. Burning charcoal in an enclosed space can produce lethal levels of CO.
If flooding occurs after a storm, do not use gas or electrical appliances or equipment that has been submerged. The electrical components and safety controls may be damaged and burner parts may be plugged with debris, leading to a fire risk. Have fireplaces, furnaces, and other heating equipment inspected by a professional to make sure they are working properly.
CPSC recommends that consumers install CO alarms in their homes as a line of defense against CO poisoning. Battery operated CO alarms or plug-in alarms with battery back-up add an important layer of protection in consumers' homes. Remember to replace CO alarm batteries annually.
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The terrain changes dramatically from each of the island's 11 parishes to the next, and so does the pace. Bridgetown, the capital, is a fairly sophisticated city. West-coast resorts and private estates ooze luxury, whereas the small villages and vast sugar plantations found throughout central Barbados reflect the island's history. The relentless Atlantic surf shaped the cliffs of the dramatic east
coast, and the northeast is called Scotland because of its hilly landscape and broad vistas. Along the lively south coast, the daytime hustle and bustle produce a palpable energy that continues well into the night at restaurants, dance clubs, and nightspots.
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The Hood Internet > Girltalk
Last summer it was Girltalk, this summer it's all about The Hood Internet. I actually paid for the second Girltalk album (what was I smoking?) and nearly had a brain hemorrhage when he started cutting up Avril Lavigne. What happened to mixes that actually maintained a flow and actually let a track breathe for a bit? I guess everyone and their helper monkeys are mash-up djs now but The Hood Internet are legit – I mean they got a mixtape with all mashes of Lykke Li songs! I have linked a few of their mixtapes (Grab the Chicago one, thank me later.) And yes, they let the blends last for longer than 3.14 seconds.


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John,Thanks for the advice.. would you mind telling me what would be detrimental using oil to my pie with temp above 750? And what would the result be using the same 00 flour if I keep the temp below 750? How long would it take to bake? I am not planning on going below 750 but it is all part of the learning process. What would you consider to be the most difficult part to learn as far as temperature management?Thanks


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August 7, 2008
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A detention officer at the Curry County Adult Detention Center was arrested Thursday afternoon for smuggling narcotics and other contraband items into the jail, according to the Curry County Sheriff's Office.
Julian Patrick Garcia, 36, is being held at held at the Curry County Detention Center on a $56,000 bond.
He is the third detention center officer to be arrested this year trying to smuggle drugs into the jail.
Sheriff's officials said they began monitoring inmates telephone calls from the jail July 1 after they received information from an anonymous citizen who gave them a list of inmates suspected of receiving contraband.
Investigators intercepted a call from one inmate to a female in which the inmate told her to prepare a package with two ounces of marijuana, two rocks of cocaine and a pipe. He told her a detention officer would be coming to her house to pick up the package, the release said.
Officers and detention center administrators met Garcia as he arrived at work and he turned over a package containing cocaine, marijuana, a crack pipe, cigarette rolling papers and tobacco, the release said.
During a search of Garcia's vehicle in the detention center parking lot, investigators found a second package containing marijuana and tobacco under a child restraint seat, the release said.
Garcia was immediately terminated upon discovery of the drugs, the release said.
According to county records, Garcia had been employed at the detention center less than a month. He was hired July 7 at an annual salary of $24,206.
Charges against the inmate who requested the package are pending, according to Undersheriff Wesley Waller.
Sheriff's investigators are continuing their investigation and said more arrests are expected. Waller said he would not elaborate on whether expected arrests would include detention officers or inmates.
According to a press release from the sheriff's department, Garcia is charged with:
• possession with intent to distribute a controlled substance (cocaine)
• possession with intent to distribute a controlled substance (marijuana over one ounce)
• possession of drug paraphernalia, misdemeanor
• bringing contraband into places of imprisonment, conspiracy to distribute controlled substances (cocaine and marijuana)
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Hi Gluten,I like the salutary nature of your handle. It has a pleasant ring to it.I also like your idea. I assume that you use fresh garlic and cook it long enough. Not to scare anyone, but I read that storing fresh garlic in oil can lead to botulism because the garlic is in an anaerobic environment that encourages growth of botulism/clotridium spores. This is an oldie, but see http://www.fda.gov/bbs/topics/NEWS/NEW00120.html. I know that some pizza operators use fresh garlic in oil but they usually use it up fairly promptly. Or they add lemon juice or other acidic ingredient to kill or disable the offending component. Another way around the problem is to use garlic powder, garlic granules or a garlic spray. I assume your post is not a posthumous one, so you must be cooking your garlic . Peter
My wife is out of town so when we talked last night I mentioned the slippery dough on the side of the pans. First she was not happy that I made DKM's recipe without her but I did save her a slice; second, she said in the past she has not oiled the side of the pans and that worked better.


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Highlights of 2011 First 1/2Posted Tuesday, January 10, 2012, at 1:58 PM
I've had a great last couple years. Tiring.... oh so exhausting, and I want to do it again! Fun, oh so fun.... never to be forgotten. I've been lucky enough to photo journalize it, and you've seen some of it, but I feel like
I started taking Senior Portraits, and I've met some really wonderful people, and had some great experiences with it.
I don't remember Senior Portraits being this cool!
Austin Turned 6, Amazing
We spent Mother's Day working and Playing in Brownlee
We Spent a Month In Oregon under the Steen Mountains at the Alvord Ranch
I loved it there, and won't ever forget it.
We met people from all over the world, literally, and have plans to see some of them again. How awesome is that?
The girls from Switzerland
We were able to show people the stuff we do, to save the lives of calves.
My best friend drove 5 hours to visit me, rummage thru old buildings, walk the dogs, get her feet stuck in mud, and appreciate the things I love
That's a Highlight
We then came home to spend the summer in Cascade. What's not to love about our life? My 'daughters' gave me their daughters a lot of the summer, and spent lots of time with us also. Granddaughters had the "experience of a life time" and we're so happy for them.
I had a private lake to myself
Thousands of acres to roam
Kids to tie up in their shirts
Don't forget, we were 'working'
Al turned into a dog
We had a new baby
Did I mention the lake?
Harsh reality hit us a few times
but remember, Wolves only kill to eat. or not
Lots of visits by kids
Wayne roped Jilly, Bryce pulling for all his might on her pony tail. (to save her) HIlarious!
Jess rekindled her love of horse back riding
Al didn't fall off the roughest horse she ever rode!
LOTS of jumping was done
Did I mention the lake?
Katie rekindled her love of my old horse, and Al nearly touches the baby
My son rides with me for the first time in YEARS
I get some out of this world photos
We made it back for 4th of July
I got some lesson clients in Cascade, that's always awesome
Jess and Jilly ride together for the 1st time
Wayne's Folks Visit....and did I mention the lake?
Sharon brings her Grandson, and Al's a Dork
fun is had, and how 'bout that lake?
Kids ride.... Beamer is showing he's going to be my lesson horse
I get shots like this
How bout that lake?
This is not good
Wendy envisions what it might be like to be Temple Grandin
My horses have a great summer
I get to ride with my Grand kids!
Al gets to "Ride the Range"
Austin Visits and Rides
Jilly rides and learns to jump, happily
Wayne's Folks visit again, and take us to YellowPine
And I can see this needs to have a "Part 2"
I've only just begun!
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GF, we enjoyed your craziness too! Two nights was not enough! And yes, we are happy to be home again, seeing your weekly. tormenting you, and watching your progress. It's really what it's all about!
-- Posted by jessiemiller on Thu, Jan 12, 2012, at 12:11 PM
Itruly enjoyed my visit with you and Wayne in Cascade this past summer. You two are always so welcoming, but I have to say that I am glad you are back in town spreading your warmth!
-- Posted by gfhorses on Thu, Jan 12, 2012, at 10:09 AM
That is Al upside down. I couldn't really post the pics.. cuz I don't want folks looking at my babies.... but legs are safe....
It was a good year
Bonnie, do a year.... it's great to look at. I just went thru my albums and grabbed some photos. They are in chronological order, so it's pretty easy. Great to go down memory lane
-- Posted by jessiemiller on Tue, Jan 10, 2012, at 5:56 PM
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WASHINGTON, D.C. - CPSC, Kenner Products is announcing a voluntary recall of 176,000 Colorblaster 3-D model 14290.11 spray art design toys. The toy uses a pump to pressurize air in a plastic cylinder. When the toy is over-pumped, the orange pump handle and purple cap can fly off the base, possibly hitting a child using the toy, and causing facial injury.Kenner Products informed CPSC of this potential hazard after the company received reports of eight injuries which occurred when the pump handle and cap assembly blew out of the base and struck the pump operator.Kenner sold the Colorblaster 3-Ds nationally through wholesale and retail outlets between August 1994 and January 1995 for $26.99 each.This recall only affects Colorblaster 3-D, which can be identified by its orange handle and purple cap, and does not include other Colorblaster products.Consumers who own the Colorblaster 3-D should return the product to the store where purchased for a full refund. Consumers can call Kenner toll-free at (800) 327-8264 for a pre-paid mailing label to send the purple handle and cap to the company for a full refund at Kenner Products, c/o Colorblaster Recall, P.O. Box 1992 Pawtucket, R.I. 02860-1992. Consumers with questions should call the company at the above toll-free number.
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It looks like a lot of people have turned their back to Chelsea. I myself don´t like them. For a time it looked like they could buy which player they wanted. Luckily Ronaldinhno don´t want to play for the club even if he was offered a huge amount of money. Also I don´t like the coach Mourinho.


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By Susan McCabe, Colorado Master GardenerSM, Colorado State University Cooperative Extension, Denver
Does lawn care seem to be taking a lot more time and effort than it once did? Are the results less than you expected? Does the lawn contain those annoying brown spots that remain no matter how much you water, spray and fertilize?
If the answer to these questions is yes, it might be time to check on the health of the soil beneath your turf.
Healthy soil is teeming with life and activity. It's rich in organic matter, insects, earthworms, air, water and nutrients. Healthy soil is a must for thick, strong grass. What can you do to encourage a healthy soil in your lawn?
The simple answer is little, literally, except the usual watering, moderate fertilization, aeration and mowing. You might be killing your soil with kindness if you follow a strict multiple fertilizing, pre-emergent herbicide, insecticide, herbicide routine year after year. Your lawn could be "addicted" to pesticides and fertilizers because the natural balance of the turf ecosystem has been disrupted.
The turf grass ecosystem includes the roots, stems and leaves of the grass in addition to thatch, soil and pests. It also includes soil microorganisms, non-pest invertebrates, such as earthworms, spiders, beetles, oribatid mites, nematodes, annelids, ants and other arthropods that work the soil and are natural pest predators.
If this ecosystem is left alone, it will maintain relative stability. The thatch will be broken down and decomposed by microorganisms and earthworms. The pests will be held in check by predators, parasites, and natural plant resistance. In fact, excessive thatch build up and disease and insect damage rarely occur in lawn areas under minimal maintenance.
Studies show that even one application of a fungicide or insecticide at the recommended rate will reduce the earthworm population in the soil. In fact, many common insecticides and fungicides sold over the counter can kill 60 to 90 per cent of earthworms present. In addition, other beneficial insects and microorganisms also are adversely affected by pesticides.
Research examining sustained turf pesticide use over time shows increases in the number of pests because beneficial predators and competing microorganisms are killed. Pest resistance to the chemicals also has developed. While these pesticides can be useful in severe disease or insect outbreaks, they are best used as needed and as spot applications rather than being routinely broadcast over the lawn on a calendar basis. Even then, underlying stresses such as compaction need to be addressed to achieve real, long-term pest control.
In addition to pesticides, a lawn care program calling for high rates of nitrogen fertilizer will, over time, produce an excessive accumulation of thatch in the turf. The cause of thatch buildup is an imbalance between the production and breakdown of grass roots and stems at the soil surface. In lawns with more than three-quarters inch of thatch, water penetrates slowly, root growth is shallow and grass is more vulnerable to stress from heat and drought.
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PERKINS – Margaret Sharon Stevenson, 74, of Perkins, passed away Jan. 20, 2013, peacefully with her family by her side following a battle with lung cancer.
Margaret was born June 6, 1938, in Escanaba, the daughter of Clarence and Mary Elizabeth (McCormick) Tardiff. She was raised in Gladstone and graduated from the Gladstone High School in 1956. She worked at JC Penney of Gladstone in her early years. She married Donald Stevenson of Perkins in 1959 at All Saints Catholic Church in Gladstone. The couple made their residence in the Perkins area where they raised their six children.
Margaret was employed by the Perkins School, which later became the Mid Peninsula School District, for 25 years. She retired as head cook in June of 2003.
She enjoyed knitting, crossword puzzles and jigsaw puzzles. She looked forward to meeting with her brothers, sisters and in-laws for their ritual Sunday breakfasts. Margaret was always willing to volunteer at fundraising events at her church, for the American Legion and Lions Club of Perkins or helping out at the Baldwin Township Hall assisting her husband with his supervising and assessing duties.
She loved being with her children, grandchildren and siblings, as family was very precious to Margaret.
Margaret was a member of the Saint Joseph Catholic Church of Perkins. She was a member of the Perkins American Legion Post 540 Women's Auxiliary.
She is survived by: children, Robert (Kathleen) Stevenson of Farmington Hills, Mich.; Gregory (Michelle) Stevenson of Perkins; Patricia (Lee) Young of Green Bay, Wis.; Debra (James) Miller of Waupaca, Wis.; David (Laura) Stevenson of Appleton, Wis.; and Rebecca (Thomas) Fix of Rhinelander, Wis.
She is also survived by 13 grandchildren, Jessica and Ryan Stevenson, Farmington Hills, Jennifer and Andy Stevenson Perkins, Stewart, Benjamin and Elle Miller of Waupaca, Remington, Jared, Isabella and Grace Stevenson of Appleton, Lucas and Madeline Fix of Rhinelander; and one brother, Robert (Maureen) Tardiff of Gladstone; three sisters, Audrey Grenier of Escanaba, Mary Ellen (Charles) Alanko, Barbara (Fred) Pfiester; sisters in-law, Joanne Tardiff, Evora Schaefer and Joan Stevenson, all of Gladstone; and Elizabeth Knutson of Milwaukee, Wis., plus numerous nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Donald (Donnie); her parents; brothers, Raymond, Richard, Donald and John Tardiff; three sisters, Elaine Phalen, Beverly Maki and Kathleen Neadow.
The Stevenson family will receive friends on Friday, Jan. 25, from 2 to 5 p.m. at the Skradski Funeral Home in Gladstone. Mass of the Christian Burial will be 6 p.m. at the St. Joseph Church in Perkins with Rev. Fr. Jacek Wytklo and Rev. Fr. Emmett Norden officiating. Luncheon will be served in the church fellowship hall following the services. Margaret will be laid to rest beside her husband in the Baldwin Township Cemetery in Perkins.
We wish to thank OSF and Marquette General Home Health care and especially the nurses and doctors at OSF during her final days. And special thanks to her special friend Honey Vandecaveye.
In lieu of flowers memorial contributions in Margaret's name may be directed to the St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, 501 St. Jude Place, Memphis, TN 38105. www.stjude.org/memorial
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Paris: Odyssey Airlines to Launch With Bombardier CSeries
London-based start-up carrier Odyssey Airlines confirmed a $628 million order for 10 Bombardier CS100 aircraft on the first day of the Paris Air Show, an order that was originally placed in 2011.
(Odyssey Airlines CS100. Photo, courtesy of Bombardier.)
The airline is looking to use the CS100 to destinations that cannot currently be serviced from London City on non-stop all-business class flights.
"We are launching Odyssey Airlines with the CS100 aircraft because its transcontinental range will allow us to connect key city airports with stringent performance and environmental requirements both in Europe and further afield," said Adam D. Scott, Chief Executive Officer, Odyssey Airlines.
Qatar Airways CEO Akbar Al Baker also told reporters at the Paris Air Show that his airline is interested in purchasing the CSeries, but is waiting "to see them fly at the end of the month and see how many orders they get."
Bombardier expects to conduct the first CSeries flight later this month, with entry into service planned for 2014.
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