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First Game: 1896-11-26, at Nevada (W, 40 - 0)
Overall Record: 12-8-0 (20 Games)
Record at home: 3-1-0 (4 Games)
Highest Scoring Game: Nevada, on 1917-10-20. Total points: 60
Biggest Victory Margin: Nevada, on 1917-10-20. Final Score: 60 - 0 (60 Points)
Biggest Defeat Margin: at San Jose State, on 1938-09-23. Final Score: 39 - 12 (27 Points)
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The most popular royal story of the past five years in Labour circles concerns Clare Short arriving slightly late and flustered at a Privy Council meeting with her mobile telephone ringing in her bag. As it stopped, the Queen is said to have remarked: "Oh, dear, I hope it wasn't anyone important."
This incident, which has something in it for both republicans and monarchists, testifies, no doubt, to the royal sense of humour. Whether intentionally or not, it also goes to the heart of the Queen's almost unalloyed success, over 50 years, in seeing her role as belonging to the dignified rather than the efficient part of the constitution. Of which more in a moment.
The Queen is on a roll. Lucky with both the weather and a sense that the country is a good deal more at ease with itself than it was at the time of the silver jubilee, when Britain was limping from the IMF crisis towards the winter of discontent, she shows every sign of relishing the prospect of the tour which started in Falmouth yesterday. Her enjoyment of her dinner with her surviving prime ministers on Monday night was patent, accounting both for her seraphic smile in the picture, and her remark, as she and her guests were gathering to pose for it, that it was nice for a change to be somewhere where you didn't have to be introduced to anybody. And her jubilee tour speech in Westminster Hall on Tuesday night clearly went down a treat.
After 10 years of pretty chronic difficulties, it looks as though the tide has at last turned for the monarchy. There are several reasons for this, only one being that its public relations has suddenly got spectacularly better. Whoever thought of playing The Star-spangled Banner at the Changing of the Guard after 11 September should certainly get a high honour. Her fest for medialand at Windsor last week – in which I don't have to declare an interest, not having been invited – appears to have rebounded almost wholly to her credit as my colleagues, left and right, pretty well unanimously rolled over.
The choice of the distinguished journalist William Shawcross to make four semi-authorised documentaries about the royal family, the first of which goes out tonight, is intelligent. And her home-drafted speech on Tuesday fused the ideas of continuity and reform with a skill that puts in the shade New Labour's tired mantra about traditional values in a modern setting.
Another factor is the Queen Mother's death, which along with that of Princess Margaret, was obviously a cruel personal blow to the Queen. But in the more public realm, the death of the Queen Mother was also important. Yes, it reminded people of the royal family's unifying abilities in war-time, albeit in a rather exaggerated way which eclipsed, say, Churchill and Ernie Bevin. And it was the excuse for some unbridled pageantry which did a lot to eclipse nearly a decade of tabloid obsession with the more dysfunctional aspects of the lesser royals' private lives. A senior courtier predicted correctly some years ago that the death would help the royal family to concentrate more fully on "the core business". But it was also in some ways a liberation. Maybe the story that the Queen couldn't bring herself to tell her mother personally that she had decided to pay tax is apocryphal. But the Queen Mother was hardly a reformer, clinging resolutely to an Edwardian and frankly long outdated view of the monarchy.
The only surprise in the Queen's scarcely veiled announcement that she would not be abdicating, thanks very much, was – or should have been – the unexpected robustness with which she made it. Those who know her attest to the seriousness of her religion, and the solemnity with which she recalls the Coronation vow to reign whether her life was short or long. Abdication was never on the cards. Nor should it have been. The increasingly strident advocates of an early takeover by the Prince of Wales miss the contrast between the Queen's impeccable non-intervention in politics and the Prince's tendency to, well, meddle. The frequently public airing of his seemingly harmless obsessions ranging from architecture to organics do bring him into concrete areas of public policy. The prominent Labour peer, Lord Haskins, was recently summoned to see the Prince to discuss the latter's trenchant views on the future of agriculture. When Haskins suggested that these views, if pressed to their logical conclusion, might require Britain to withdraw from the EU, the Prince is supposed to have replied: "So?" This use of the royal bully pulpit may – just – be appropriate to the heir to the throne. It would hardly do for a monarch.
Which brings us to her enigmatic reference on Tuesday to reform. This is not a good year for republicans – not only for the above reasons but because the emergence of Le Pen as a serious candidate to be the French head of state isn't exactly a good advertisement for republics. But the radical reform agenda on the left will shortly be given new impetus by the appointment of a new Fabian Society commission on the future of the monarchy, under the chairmanship of the historian Kenneth Morgan.
The terms and composition of the commission haven't been finalised. But Michael Jacobs, the society's general secretary, recently called in The Independent on Sunday for changes which went significantly further than the well travelled agenda of more cuts in the civil list, fewer palaces and more bicycles. Arguing that republicans should accept that abolition is off the agenda (as it obviously is) Jacobs suggested that modernisation would mean a written constitution in which the right to adjudicate in hung parliaments would pass to the Speaker, and the Royal Prerogative which allows Prime Ministers to by-pass Parliament, for example in times of war, would be abolished. But the monarch would remain head of state.
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I believe that all the 355 sites that you had mentioned should be from your browser favorites. To check if those sites are classified as safe you need to first install Norton Tool Bar. The toolbar will show different symbols that will alert you if it is safe or not.
But if you are a web site owner and want to submit your site to Norton to review for its classification visit this site to know about the procedure.
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I am a web site owner and wanted to know if there is a less time consuming way of getting it done. I have never " safe webed" a site before and searched online for advice on doing multiple sites, but got nothing. I am concerned that norton safe web will not let me do multiple sites; in my case 355 sites????
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Qantas chief executive Geoff Dixon said that because of cost pressures, the airline had to choose between doing nothing, restructuring and shifting operations within Australia, or moving significant areas of its maintenance overseas.
Mr Dixon said doing nothing was unrealistic, but he preferred the stay-put option.
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Mr Dixon said Qantas had low staff attrition and premium working conditions. "We are also acutely aware of our obligation to maintain the company's unparalleled record for safety and operational excellence," he said. "This would never be put at risk."
Mr Howard said that while governments could not stop private companies from acting to protect their businesses, he hoped Qantas would take drastic action only as a last resort.
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(CNSNews.com) - As the Senate focuses on research involving embryonic stem cells, there's another success to report in the field of adult stem cell therapy, which does not depend on embryo destruction.
The Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) released a study on Tuesday showing that 14 out of 15 juvenile diabetes patients showed significant improvement following therapy involving adult stem cells.
Rep. Dave Weldon, M.D. (R-Fla.) said the study is significant because it marks the first attempt at using stem cells of any kind to reverse the effects of Type I (juvenile) diabetes in humans.
Although the study is preliminary, it's also very promising, Weldon said. He noted that 14 of the patients remain insulin-free, and one has gone 34 months without insulin injections.
"It's very important that the public be told what this is: an adult
stem cell success, not the much-touted embryo stem cell research," Weldon said in a news release.
"The beauty of the treatment protocol used here is that the patient's own bone marrow stem cells were used, guaranteeing a perfect match. There was no controversial destruction of human embryos. Embryo stem cells form tumors and have never been shown to be safe for use in humans," Weldon added.
He also noted that the research was done by Americans working overseas. (The study was conducted in Brazil with input from several U.S. clinical researchers.) Weldon said that's because the American biomedical research community has placed an "irrational reliance on embryo stem cell research above all others."
Said Weldon, "Adult stem cell science in America is being crowded out and in some cases ignored. This bias is now denying American patients access to therapies that are much more promising. We need to focus on human treatments for today, not those with false hope for tomorrow."
Type I (juvenile) diabetes is an autoimmune disorder where the body's own immune cells attack insulin-producing cells in the pancreas.
In treating the 15 patients, researchers used the patients' own bone marrow stem cells -- the same procedure has been used successfully to treat other autoimmune diseases such as lupus, multiple sclerosis, Crohns Disease, rheumatoid arthritis, and scleroderma.
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Any one heard about this. I think a new trigger that was smooth and didn't stck would make the SR9 a great weapon. I have 2 and the trigger continues to dissapoint me. The Ghost trigger site has direction and looks like you could do it yourself....maybe. Anyone tried it?
I ain't gonna mess w/ what ain't broke. Mine works fine for me.
I ordered one today for it.
It may not be broken..... but it sucks as a trigger system compared to any other handguns I own, and i own 2 SR9's. If I can make this gun have a quality trigger for 25 bucks then it is money very well spent. The SR9 is a very nice weapon, it shots pretty good groups and has very little felt recoil. If I can get the trigger to improve so I can get smaller more consistant groups then it really aint gonna be broke no more.
Please keep us posted on your results recoilguy. In dry firing I find the stock trigger a bit lacking as well and have heard other similar comments form actual owners. Short stroke take up is nice but with rediculous stacking poundage before light off. Too bad on an otherwise very intriguing package. As an aside the new compact version seems to have an immensly improved trigger over the full size. My hope is that system will make it's way into the newer production SR9 full size models.
I put the Ghost Ultimate in and the differeance is noticable and very pleasant.
I used this video to guide me http://www.youtube.com/user/txbosox13?feature=mhw5#p/u
The trigger pull is now smooth with no distinguishable stick point what so ever. It is crisp and the weight seems to have been reduced to me. I am getting one for my other SR9 for sure. It makes it a very very nice weapon!!!
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Fly me to the moon: Patek Philippe Ref. 5002 Sky Moon Tourbillon fetches US$1.3m at Antiquorum
There are no prizes, no, not even a Timex watch for guessing which brand attracted the highest bids at Antiquorum's "Important Modern & Vintage Timepieces" auction held on Sunday, May 12th at The Mandarin Oriental Hotel in Geneva.
Although the auction was headlined by a selection of vintage Rolex Daytona watches commemorating the model's 50th anniversary, once again it was a Patek Philippe that commanded the top price of the day. The watch was a Patek Philippe Ref. 5002 "Sky Moon Tourbillon" in rose gold with special order case (lot 225).
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When noon came they opened the Fox-King's basket of luncheon, and found a nice
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the grass by the roadside the shaggy man cut up the turkey with his pocket-knife and
passed slices of it around.
"Haven't you any dewdrops, or mist-cakes, or cloudbuns?" asked Polychrome, longingly.
"'Course not," replied Dorothy. "We eat solid things, down here on the earth. But there's a
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herself. "But I know some people in Oz who eat nothing at all."
"Who are they?" inquired the shaggy man.
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They haven't any appetites inside of 'em, you see; so they never eat anything at all."
"Are they alive?" asked Button-Bright.
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Although Fantine's storyline in the classic musical Les Miserables is filled with heartbreak and tragedy, Betsy Morgan, who plays the part in the national tour, is filled with joy over the role.
"Fantine is one of the most beautifully written characters in musical theater," Morgan said about what it's like to sing her character's iconic solo, "I Dreamed A Dream." Fantine is the poor, single mother of Cosette and is part of some of the show's most emotional moments. "I feel completely fulfilled with both her story and her music. And I get that fulfillment in less than an hour!"
Set against the backdrop of 19th-century France, Les Misérables tells the story of ex-prisoner Jean Valjean, hunted for decades by the ruthless policeman Javert after he breaks parole. When Valjean agrees to care for factory worker Fantine's young daughter, Cosette, their lives change forever. This newly imagined production comes to Sarofim Hall at the Hobby Center from November 6 through November 11.
"It's Les Miz! It's one of the best shows ever written!" Morgan said, noting the show's extreme popularity, 27 years after its debut. "Shows that withstand the test of time are a total wonder to me. I feel so lucky to be a part of this one."
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Marcus Kernizan has been focused on being a leader since his first day at Georgia State University.
The senior public policy major beams with Panther pride as he tells stories about how he rose from a freshman in the Emerging Leaders Freshmen Learning Community (FLC) to being elected as the new president of GSU's Student Government Association (SGA).
"I developed everything I wanted to do in college my freshman year. I wanted to be a part of the 1913 Society and to be in student government. I wanted to leave a legacy behind," said Kernizan, who is minoring in computer information systems.
The 21-year-old describes himself as a "regular student" and still laughs every time he thinks back on the day that his FLC classmates voted him "most likely to become the on campus president."
"My mom has it on her refrigerator, but I thought it was a joke, everyone thought it was a joke and it actually happened," he says.
Kernizan has helped make several policy changes at GSU, including working to have the GSU Panther Express shuttles pick up at the Piedmont North Housing Complex and petitioning to have the Mega One Stop open a week before classes start.
"Marcus is a great leader because he has great discernment," said Taylor Briggs, SGA executive vice-president. "Everyday the SGA president is bombarded with meetings, requests from students and nudges from staff and they are forced to sort through it all. Marcus can prioritize and bring us back a student-centered approach. He is empathetic towards every person he listens to and genuinely cares about their concerns."
But Kernizan has also learned a lot about being a leader over the years.
Back in high school, Kernizan was his senior class president. At GSU, he has served as vice-president of academic affairs for SGA, vice-president of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity and was the recipient of the Rising Star Leadership award during his sophomore year.
"I just have a passion and love for Georgia State," Kernizan said. "I think Georgia State is a new world of possibilities and a place where dreams really do come true. It may sound cliché, but people really do find themselves as a student here at Georgia State."
Kernizan believes he was able to win the election because of the connections he made with the student body, through involvement in student organizations, serving as an Inceptor at New Student Orientation and working in the Freshman Dining Hall.
"I introduced the students to campus and then when they came to campus I was able to continue to bond," said Kernizan, who won the SGA election along with 15-members on the "Team Impact" party.
Increasing the visibility of SGA is one of Kernizan's top priorities this fall.
"Student government is here to provide results to student issues and student concerns," he said. "Students need to know who their representatives are, who to take their issues to and who is voicing their concerns."
Since he took on his new leadership role, Kernizan has led an executive board meeting and attended a Student Government Association Development Retreat. He is also working with the Athletics Department to help plan Homecoming and discussing ways to increase attendance at athletic events.
"I want to increase school spirit," he says. "We are going into the Sunbelt Conference and that is huge for us. I want to get the students excited about that, but I also want to increase the overall turn out at all student organization events."
This fall, Kernizan plans to share a book he wrote with students filled with tips about how to get involved on campus. Some of Kernizan's other recent accomplishments include completing an internship at the Georgia Public Service Commission and studying abroad to France, Germany and Luxembourg with the Andrew Young School.
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No.14 Wisconsin (9-4, 6-2 Big Ten in '13) vs. No.13 LSU (10-3, 5-3 SEC in '13)
Date/Time - Saturday, August 30 at 8:10 p.m. CT
Stadium –NRG Stadium (71,054/Grass)
Television –ESPN (Sean McDonough, Chris Spielman, Todd McShay)
Radio - Wisconsin Radio Network (Matt Lepay and Mike Lucas)
Series –LSU leads 2-0 (First meeting on neutral site)
Last Meeting –LSU won, 27-7, on Sept.30, 1972 in Baton Rouge, LASeries Notes
UW is 0-3 all-time in regular-season meetings with Southeastern Conference teams and has not faced an SEC foe during the regular season since suffering a 20-19 loss to Kentucky in Lexington in 1984.?
LSU owns an 8-4-1 record against Big Ten opponents when the team was actually in the Big Ten Conference (Tigers are 0-5-1 against Nebraska and 0-1 against Penn State)
The Badgers' only other regular-season meetings with an SEC member school came in losses to LSU in 1971 (38-28 in Madison) and 1972 (27-7 in Baton Rouge).
The matchup with LSU will mark the 21st time in the modern era (since 1946) that Wisconsin has opened a season against a nonconference foe currently affiliated with one of the power-five conferences. UW is 10-9-1 in such games, including three straight wins: Virginia in 2001 (26- 17), West Virginia in 2003 (24-17) and Washington State in 2007 (42-21).?
Wisconsin has twice opened its season at a neutral site, going 1-1 in those games.
The Badgers and Tigers are among the nation's leaders in wins, winning percentage and production of NFL draft picks over the last five seasons. Since the start of the 2009 season, LSU's .803 winning percentage ranks No. 6 nationally, with the Badgers' .731 mark ranking No. 12. Over the last four NFL drafts, only LSU and Alabama (16 each) have produced more top-75 picks than Wisconsin (10).?
LSU has won at least nine games in 9 of the last 10 seasons, one of just two teams nationally with more nine-win campaigns than the Badgers' 8 over that 10-year span.?
LSU and Wisconsin rank 1-2 nationally in terms of wins in regular-season non-conference games since 2002.?
The Badgers have won 16 consecutive season-openers, dating back to 1998, while LSU has won 11 straight games to open a season, a streak that dates to 2003
Wisconsin Notes
Wisconsin has won 16 consecutive season openers dating back to 1998, matching USC for the third-longest active streak in the nation. Only Nebraska (28) and Florida (24) have longer active streaks.
Gordon enters 2014 as the nation's active career leader in rushing average at 8.1 yards per carry, and his 1,609 rushing yards last season ranks No. 2 among returning players. Nebraska's Ameer Abdullah (1,690) is the nation's top returning rusher.?
Gordon needs just 12 attempts to be eligible to break the Big Ten career rushing average record of 7.27 yards per carry set by Penn State's Ki-Jana Carter (1992-94).
Wisconsin is 35-14 in its last 49 games (.714), with 23 of those wins coming by at least 20 points and all but one of the losses coming by seven points or less.
Wisconsin opens the season ranked No. 14 in the Associated Press Top 25 and the Coaches Poll. This is the fifth-consecutive season UW has opened the season in both polls. UW has begun 12 of the last 15 seasons ranked in the AP Top 25.
LSU Notes
LSU enters Saturday's game riding an FBS-record streak of 45 consecutive wins in regular-season non-conference games. The Tigers haven't lost to a non-conference foe in the regular season since a 26-8 setback to Virginia Tech in their 2002 season opener.
LSU's streak of consecutive weeks in the AP Top 25 has reached 82, which ranks second to only Alabama in terms of current streaks. This is the 14th consecutive season that the Tigers are ranked in the preseason polls.
LSU has won 21 games under Les Miles despite trailing in the fourth quarter, including one in 2013. The Tigers rallied to overcome a fourth quarter deficit against Arkansas last year.
In 119 games under Miles, LSU's success is easy to predict when it comes to net rushing yards. Get to 100 yards rushing and LSU will more than likely win as the Tigers are 90-9 under Miles when that happens. Hold the opponent to fewer than 100 yards and the Tigers are 54-4. An even more telling stat is that when LSU rushes for 100-plus yards and holds the opponents to fewer than 100 yards, the Tigers are 53-0.
Gary Andersen loves these types of games. Not only is he ready for his second year coaching at Wisconsin, Andersen has talked for weeks that the Badgers' opener tonight is probably the biggest litmus test his program has had in his brief 15 game UW coaching career.
For starters, Andersen knows what he has but doesn't really know what he has until they get on the field and play somebody else. That somebody else happens to be No.13 LSU – a fast, athletic, versatile SEC power - in NRG Stadium in downtown Houston. This game will tell Wisconsin's coaching staff exactly where they sit at every position and get a gauge on most of the 85 players who traveled down to the game.
That's not the only reason Andersen loves having, arguably, Wisconsin's toughest test week one. If the Badgers lose as many people predict, there are 11 more games in which to impress the 13 member college football playoff selection committee and earn one of those coveted spots for the two semifinals on Jan.1.
And with a schedule that's perceived as "soft," the Badgers will likely be favored the rest of the season. But should Wisconsin beat the Tigers in SEC country, the Badgers will have catapulted off to a tremendous start with one of their best regular season wins in the last two decades.
Wisconsin and LSU don't match up in terms of talent, but the two teams are incredibly similar with its personnel issues. Both teams have strong running games predicated by a talented group of offensive linemen. Wisconsin has the talented tandem of Melvin Gordon and Corey Clement, while LSU's backfield of Terrence Magee (626 yards, eight touchdowns) and Kenny Hilliard (310 yards, seven touchdowns) got an ever bigger boost thanks to Leonard Fournette, the nation's top freshman in 2014 who is already being talked about for the Heisman.
Those strengths slightly overshadow the weaknesses of both offenses, which reside at quarterback and wide receiver. LSU is reportedly choosing to start sophomore Anthony Jennings, who became a Wisconsin favorite for leading the Tigers to a comeback win over Arkansas in the regular season finale, but the Tigers' young receiving corps took a hit when five-star wide receiver Malachi Dupre (ankle) didn't travel.
The problems extend to the defense, as both teams have strong secondary, question marks in the front seven and tremendous respect for one another.
"We've got great respect for LSU," said offensive coordinator Andy Ludwig. "Their skill on defense, their scheme on defense, their defensive coordinator John Chavis, their head coach and what that program has accomplished under their leadership, there's great challenges in preparing for that, whether it's all summer or all week."
Wisconsin will have to deliver on the things Andersen promised to fix heading into this season. Feeling the offense was one note a lot of times last year and failed to extend defenses, Wisconsin has put an emphasis on attacking the defense's outside edges to create big plays. Part of that comes from having an athletic quarterback, likely part of the reason McEvoy is expected to start.
The Badgers also must run the ball consistently and effectively. LSU return seven starters on a defense that ranked No. 15 nationally in total defense (340.7 yards allowed per game), and Gordon has talked about the opportunity to succeed in big games as one of the reason he returned for his junior year.
"He was excited about his opportunity," said Andersen. "He's definitely goal-driven and I would expect Melvin to be goal-driven. I want him to talk about the things that he wants his team, the goals he sets for his team and the goals he has for himself.
"To this point (I) couldn't be more proud of the way he handles his team, his expectations of his team, and I think that will be able to show as we continue to grow. He'll give the credit to the [offensive linemen] and tight ends and fullbacks and quarterbacks, but he expects to be a great tailback."
Every position is in for a true litmus test. How will the young wide receivers perform and can they show the best is yet to come? Will Sojourn Shelton and the returning starters of the secondary be a stingy unit or will they struggle like they did in the final two games last year? Will we see both quarterbacks?
Wisconsin will have to successfully answer all those questions in order to finally come through against a power-five nonconference team, as the Badgers last win of the caliber came against Oregon State in 2011 (five such games ago).
Win or lose, however, this game will go a long way in carving out how good the Badgers are going to be this season.
"This game will help us create our identity," said defensive end Chikwe Obasih. "I think it's going to set the tone for us this season. We're going to find out who we are against LSU and definitely improve against other teams."
Although just 4.5-point underdogs, there are very few pro-Wisconsin predictions out there. These were the games Wisconsin lost last season, so how they perform will go a long way in convincing the fan base that they are taking steps in the right direction.
LSU has ruled some of its talented players out for this game, which should help the Badgers with some matchups. Both teams will test each other's front seven with their potent running game, so whichever teams limits the turnovers and wins the field position battle will likely earn a big early season victory.
While the more I have broken down this game the more I think Wisconsin can win, I am sticking with my prediction of a LSU victory.
LSU 31, Wisconsin 20
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Having a big sized world map on the wall is one of the best decoration ideas. It is inspiring and instructing. Also, there's always the possibility to point out the cities you've visited (and the ones you plan to travel to).
There are a lot of options. Buying the map on a canvas, like the Ikea option (it's really nice, I have it at home and I love it); find a wallpaper with a world map print; vinyls; or a more original option like Zubi's (above). Zubi (I adore their handbags) just released that fantastic map in cotton for €150. It has the perfect vintage aura. I picture it in the captain's cabin of a XVIII Century ship.
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Kenya's Stanley Biwott and Mary Keitany swept the titles at the New York City Marathon on Sunday.
Keitany became the first woman to repeat since Paula Radcliffe in 2008.
Biwott won his first major marathon title after placing second in London last year. He finished in 2 hours, 10 minutes, 34 seconds, beating countryman Geoffrey Kamworor by 14 seconds. Reigning Boston Marathon winner Lelisa Desisa was third and defending champion was Wilson Kipsang fourth.
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While Rasmus Skajaerpe, a sophomore from Tampa Prep, had a successful state swim meet earlier this month, he knew his most important winter race would take him across the world to Oslo.
And he returned to Tampa this week from the Norwegian Junior Nationals with his most impressive results to date.
Skajaerpe, 15, won eight gold medals in the 13-15 age bracket (50 back, 100 back, 200 back, 100 free, 100 fly, 200 fly, 200 IM and 400 IM) and was the only swimmer from his age group to qualify for the 19-and-under portion of the race. "Moose," as Skajaerpe is called by Tampa Prep coach Jason Bowes, won gold in the 200 fly and 400 IM and four silver medals in the 50 back, 100 back, 100 fly and 200 IM.
With that performance, Skajaerpe qualified for the Norwegian national team and will race overseas this summer with the hopes of qualifying for the 2012 Summer Olympics in London.


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Did anyone see that custom car on "Counting Cars" on the History Channel? The most outrageous hot rod I think I've ever seen. I just laughed when I saw it. Unbelievable. That guy has some talent. I'd post a link, but I'm new and not sure of the site guidelines.
Was it this one?
Yes, but now it has four blowers. The builder said it has about 1200 horsepower now.
sounds kind of like the Suzuki Escudo Pikes Peak.only cooler.
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two engines and four blowers and ONLY 1200 hp?I can do that with one supercharger and one engine.
Stupid and ugly. Bad combo.
This guy hates tires.
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That's what I would have thought, too if I only saw the picture with two blowers. It iust looks like someone did it because they could. With the four blowers on it, I thought it looked insane. They said it does 35 mph when idling.
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Dive into your box of wigs, brush up your Russian and prepare to break out your best counter-surveillance techniques, because television's sexiest spies — and their period-perfect Eighties style — The Americans are back. The deliciously campy Cold War drama, starring Matthew Rhys and Keri Russell as sleeper agents living deep undercover in Reagan-era America, was one of the smash-hit shows of last year. The second season, which begins on Saturday, promises another thrilling spree of shoot-outs and shagging, dead-drops and duplicitousness, all to the sounds of Phil Collins and Fleetwood Mac.
For anyone emerging from entertainment exile, Rhys and Russell play Phillip and Elizabeth Jennings, an apparently unremarkable couple running a small family travel agency in suburban Washington DC. In truth, they are Mischa and Nadezhda, recruited by the KGB at 17, trained intensively and dispatched to the US to live as man and wife; their marriage is a sham (initially, at least) and their children, Henry, 11, and 14-year-old Paige were conceived solely to cement their cover story.
On a suitably Siberian winter's morning in New York, the show's stars are on set, a collection of repurposed warehouses beside a notoriously toxic canal in Brooklyn. Inside, among the drab, taupe tones of the CIA HQ, with authentically overflowing ashtrays and ancient computers, their tiny screens growing green, Rhys, 39, and Russell, 37 — under strict instructions to remain tight-lipped about plotlines and following orders to a degree their KGB counterparts would be proud of — are fizzing with energy and enthusiasm. Their obvious, easy affection is in stark contrast to the tensions in their on-screen relationship but, the pair report, the palpable frostiness that previously characterised their Soviet-sanctioned marriage is rapidly thawing too.
"It's a new beginning for them, a new journey," says Cardiff-born Rhys, who is high-spirited and handsome, though a little disappointingly dressed in off-duty, non-Eighties garb today. "Elizabeth being shot and almost killed at the end of last season has unified and bonded them and they're becoming more of a unit."
"It's shaken her in a way she's never been shaken and she's re-engaging with her family in a way she never has before," agrees Russell, who looks as if she's barely aged since she first made her name as a teenage star. "She's much more open and vulnerable. She has a conscience that she hasn't had until now."
But the show, they both stress, is not simply a spy story. "We've always said it's a metaphor for a marriage, and for a family," says Russell. "The spy stuff just elevates the stakes. We're using these incredibly scary, violent situations as a metaphor for the concerns that every parent has, about outside forces you don't trust infiltrating your child's head. I think we can all relate to that."
Family is a pertinent subject for Russell just now. Only days before we meet she publicly confirmed that she has separated from Shane Deary, her husband of six years and the father of their children, River, six, and Willa, two.
In the wake of her break-up, and on the strength of her chemistry with Rhys, the pair have been forced to deny rumours that they are dating, including directly to his mother in Wales. "I've told her a million times but she still calls me to ask me if it's true," he laments.
And his plentiful on-screen sex scenes may please certain sections of the audience but also cause some discomfort for his family back home, he confesses. "I've been told that for this season I must warn them which episodes they need to look the other way in. They never get quite used to it." The actor himself, however, takes such on-screen shenanigans in his stride. "There's a very perfunctory element to it where a cameraman shouts: 'Hand up more! Down with your elbow! Lift your leg up higher!' The clinical element of it kicks in, which takes away from the embarrassment."
What Rhys finds rather harder to handle, he admits, is the tangled web his on-screen self has woven, now living out not one but two fake marriages at once. "When I think of those men who actually live a duplicitous life and have multiple marriages or partners, I don't know how they do it. Phillip's finding it pretty difficult to juggle," he grins. A certain degree of identity confusion is something he has himself learnt to live with, though. "As an actor I spend my life trying to forget who I am, so twice removed — as a Welshman playing a Russian playing an American — is actually quite good for me. And Phillip is a foreigner trying to pass off as a local, so I understand where he is coming from."
Rhys grew up in Cardiff, the son of teachers, "a true child of the Eighties", he says. "My TV references were all Starsky & Hutch, The A-Team and The Fall Guy. When I get into those old cars, with my gun, I am finally ticking the fantasy boxes of my childhood."
He studied at Rada before working in theatre and independent films, notably playing Dylan Thomas opposite Sienna Miller and Keira Knightley in The Edge of Love. For five years he starred as the neurotic gay lawyer Kevin Walker in the US television drama Brothers & Sisters. Then, last Christmas, he won a fresh army of female fans when he took on the mantle of Mr Darcy in the BBC adaptation of Death Comes to Pemberley.
Working between LA, where he has lived since 2005, New York and the UK, home is no longer an easy place to pinpoint, he admits. "It's been this round-robin of different places for six months at a time for the past two years. The easy answer is Wales, though, because that will always be home." And while his career has flourished in the US, there are many things he misses. "The physical beauty of the landscape and the vicious humour and the banter. But we have forged a little community of alcoholic expat British actors," he says merrily.
His co-star, Russell, meanwhile, was born in LA and began her career aged 15 alongside Ryan Gosling, Justin Timberlake and Britney Spears in The Mickey Mouse Club. She is still best known in the US for playing the title role of a college student in TV series Felicity, which won her a Golden Globe in 1999.
When that ended, Russell relocated to New York and made her stage debut in Neil LaBute's Fat Pig. She appeared in films including Mission: Impossible III with Tom Cruise but took a break from acting for a few years until The Americans convinced her to return.
The role is physically demanding for Russell, whose tiny, former dancer's body belies her ability to perform a fearsome headlock. "We learnt some Krav Maga [developed and used by the Israeli Defence Forces], which is similar to what the Russians really did — it's much more about fighting than a traditional martial art. It is not about form and respect, it's about going all out to kill someone." Elizabeth also wields her sexuality as a weapon. "I had to do something at nine o'clock on a Tuesday morning this week which I can safely say I don't think anyone else has to do for their job," she laughs. "It did require half a beer."
It's not all high kicks and honeytraps, though; there's also the seemingly bottomless dressing-up box somewhere in the Jennings' basement. Rhys has a fine line in fake facial hair, flammable-looking trousers and a character he calls Fernando. "In my mind he's a flamenco teacher with a heavy Spanish accent," he says. But even the most elaborate disguises take only 90 minutes. "Our costume department is like a Formula 1 tyre-change operation," says Rhys.
Russell, meanwhile,boxy suits and frosted eye shadows, along with an extensive wardrobe of high-waisters, double denim and dungarees. "Sometimes she just comes in dressed as John Denver," guffaws Rhys.
Joe Weisberg, the show's creator and writer, spent four years working for the CIA, so his stories do come from unusual level of immersion but isn't some of it — the multiple fake marriages, having children simply as cover stories — a bit far-fetched? Rhys says not. "The storylines that might seem the most ludicrous are always the ones that are based in truth," he assures me. "The CIA even had a training programme for animals. They trained pigeons to land on windowsills with cameras, and cats to run around with tiny listening devices."
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Important, interesting things have happened in the surf world this week. You will not find those things here.
The Mystery of YouTube Sensations
Faux-celebrity Rebecca Black taught us that you don't have to produce anything worthwhile to get millions of views on YouTube. Similarly, the most-watched surf-related YouTube video has absolutely nothing about it that merits mass attention. Yet 8.7 million people have watched it. Why? The video description ingeniously picks up all the creepy-pervy-Internet-search buzz words (i.e. "Surf Girl gets Wet," "Sexy Oil Surfer Girl.") But 8.7 million views? Really? Don't watch it. Seriously, it doesn't deserve the page views (we know you're watching it right now).
The Unluckiest Guy of the Week
Forty-eight-year-old Dave Pearson caught just one wave on his brand new board when a 9-foot shark attacked him at Headland Beach near Crowdy Head in New South Wales, leaving him with an injured arm and head and a bite out of his surfboard. This was the second attack in this area in the last week.
Jordy Speaks at the Sports Science Institute
Well, actually he was just sharing insight with the 2011 SA Junior Surfing Team during their training camp there. But for some reason, Jordy in front of a classroom is funny.
The Battle Over the Gut
In our April issue, we ran a letter in "Post" by reader Sherri Wick from Minneapolis, MN, who had this to say about he following photo: "I think I speak for every woman in America (hell let's make that the World) when I say that picture of those men is just so not right! For God's sake gentlemen put on a shirt and pull up your freakin' wetsuit!"
This week, we got a letter from Les Walsh in the Chester County Prison in West Chester, PA, who says, "In response to Ms. Wick's letter asking Nathan Fletcher and Leroy Dennis to put shirts on, I must say to all the prima-donna skinny mini, surfer wannabe's out there GET REAL!!" He goes on: "Why don't you send in a full body shot of yourself in a string bikini and let the rest of the world judge your body… Maybe one more episode of the Kardashians and you'll be ready to get over yourself. While my heroes surf monster outer reefbreaks, yours carry Chihuahuas in their purses." Les obviously has some deeper issues.
And From the Realm of TMZ-esque Gossip…
In case you happen to care, surfer Jon Rose is apparently dating Pamela Anderson. This photo shows him checking his Code Red app (an app he invented that alerts a man about where his lady is in her menstrual cycle). Looks like he's in the clear.


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- Release Dates
- In Theaters: June 04, 2010
Starring Adrien Brody, David Hewlett, Sarah Polley, Brandon McGibbon
Directed by Vincenzo Natali
Two scientists (Adrien Brody and Sarah Polley) embark on a dangerous journey when they splice human DNA into preexisting genetic-engineered experiments in this sci-fi thriller from director Vincenzo Natali and executive producer Guillermo del Toro (Pan"s Labyrinth).
Synopsis:Genetic engineers Clive Nicoli and Elsa Kast hope to achieve fame by successfully splicing together the DNA of different animals to create new hybrid animals for medical use.
Directors: Vincenzo Natali
Genres: Horror, Sci-Fi, Drama
Runtime: 104 /
MPAA Rating: R
Awards: 4
Nominations: 22
Writers: Vincenzo Natali, Antoinette Terry Bryant, Doug Taylor
Producers: Joseph Boccia, Yves Chevalier, Guillermo del Toro, Sidonie Dumas, Steven Hoban, Susan Montford, Don Murphy, Christophe Riandee, Joel Silver
Musicians: Cyrille Aufort
Cinematographers: Tetsuo Nagata
Editors: Michele Conroy
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Yesterday afternoon, while waiting for a meeting to start, the author of today's haiku found himself browsing through an online copy of the Malleus Maleficarum (The Hammer of Witches). If you aren't familiar with the Malleus Maleficarum, it's a treatise written in 1486 that served as a manual for the witch trials that swept over Europe in the 15th and 16th century (and, just for good measure, was heavily relied upon by the folks responsible for the Spanish Inquisition).
Note. In case you're wondering, it's just a coincidence that the meeting the author of today's haiku was waiting on was his annual performance review.
At any rate, the Malleus Maleficarum makes for some interesting reading, even if it doesn't include any haikus or references to Lync Server PowerShell. (Go figure.) For example, how do you even know whether or not someone is a witch? Well, one way to determine that is to toss them in prison for a few weeks and then bring them to trial. If they don't cry during the trial, well, then they must be a witch, because witches (and other people possessed by the Devil) are unable to cry.
Well, duh.
And so if the prisoner does cry then she's off the hook, right? Well, not exactly. After all, the Devil – regardless of what else you might think of him – is no dummy: he'll often instruct his minions to cry in an attempt to fool their jailers. Which simply means this: if you don't cry then you're probably a witch and if you do cry, well, then you're probably a witch. Damned if you do, and damned if you don't.
Like we said, just a coincidence that he was reading this right before his annual performance review.
Note. For the record, the author of today's haiku would like to state that he did not cry during his performance review. That only came later, after he actually saw his review score.
We mention all this simply because many people believe that witchcraft and black magic are required in order to manage trusted application computers in Microsoft Lync Server 2010. Granted, that might have been true in an early beta version of the product; we can't remember for sure. But witchcraft and black magic are definitely not required in order to manage trusted application computers in the released version of Lync Server 2010. Instead, all you need are the CsTrustedApplicationComputer cmdlets: Get-CsTrustedApplicationComputer, New-CsTrustedApplicationComputer, and Remove-CsTrustedApplicationComputer.
Those of you who are witches (or otherwise have magical powers) might have guessed that a trusted application computer is a computer that runs trusted applications. In turn, a trusted application is an application that isn't actually part of Microsoft Lync Server but, thanks to its trusted status, is allowed to run as if it is a built-in part of Lync Server. (For example, Outlook Web Access can be configured to run as a trusted application.)
Admittedly, the trusted application landscape (which includes everything from trusted application pools to trusted application endpoints) can get a little complicated. We'll try to keep things as simple as possible today by saying that trusted applications must run on trusted computers, and trusted computers must belong to a trusted application pool.
That's easy enough, right? Now, as it turns out, there are two different types of trusted application pools: there are pools that can contain multiple computers, and there are pools that can contain just one computer. If you want to house multiple computers in a single trusted application pool then, when you create that pool, all you need to do is use the computer's fully qualified domain name as the pool Identity (and specify the site where the pool will be located). For example:
New-CsTrustedApplicationPool -Identity atl-trust-00l.litwareinc.com -Site Redmond
Do that, and you'll have a pool that consists solely of the computer atl-trust-001.litwareinc.com. If you try to add an additional computer to that pool the command will fail with a somewhat-vague error message:
New-CsTrustedApplicationComputer : A pool consisting of Standard Edition servers can contain only one computer.
Alternatively, you can give your trusted application pool a different Identity than the first computer to be added to the pool. (You can't have empty pools by the way: all trusted application pools must contain at least one computer). For example:
New-CsTrustedApplicationPool -Identity trusted-computers.litwareinc.com -Site Redmond –ComputerFqdn atl-trust-00l.litwareinc.com
What we have now is a trusted application pool (trusted-computers.litwareinc.com) that contains the computer atl-trust-001.litwareinc.com. And this is a pool we can add additional computers to.
And how exactly do we do that? That, at long last, is where the New-CsTrustedApplicationComputer cmdlet comes in. To add another computer to a trusted application pool, we need to use a command similar to this:
New-CsTrustedApplicationComputer Identity atl-trust-002.litwareinc.com -Pool trusted-computers.litwareinc.com
See how that works? All we did was specify the Identity (FQDN) of our new trusted computer, as well as the fully qualified domain name of the pool the computer should be added to. If we now run the Get-CsTrustedApplicationComputer cmdlet we should see two different trusted application computers, both in the same pool:
Identity : atl-trust-001.litwareinc.com
Pool : trusted-computers.litwareinc.com
Fqdn : atl-trust-001.litwareinc.com
Identity : atl-trust-002.litwareinc.com
Pool : trusted-computers.litwareinc.com
Fqdn : atl-trust-002.litwareinc.com
What do you know about that: the system works!
Note. OK, admittedly, it's not always quite that easy: like we said, for the purposes of today's haiku we're simplifying things a bit. You might want to take a peek at the article General Application Activation for a little more detail on the trusted application infrastructure.
The moral of the story is that New-CsTrustedApplicationComputer is used to add additional computers to a trusted application pool. However, this cmdlet is only required if you create a pool that can house multiple computers in the first place. If you create a single-computer pool you don't need to use this cmdlet; instead, New-CsTrustedApplicationPool will automatically create a new trusted application computer for you. For example, suppose we run this command:
New-CsTrustedApplicationPool -Identity atl-trust-999.litwareinc.com -Site Redmond
That command creates a new trusted application pool with the Identity atl-trust-999.litwareinc.com. Let's now see what happens when we run Get-CsTrustedApplicationComputer:
Identity : atl-trust-999.litwareinc.com
Pool : atl-trust-999.litwareinc.com
Fqdn : atl-trust-999.litwareinc.com
Black magic? Witchcraft? Sorcery? Maybe; to be honest, we've never actually seen the source code. However, we think it's just due to the fact that New-CsTrustedApplicationPool automatically creates a new trusted application computer for you.
So what happens if you change your mind and want to decommission a trusted application computer? Well, if that computer is one of several computers in a trusted application pool then all you have to do is run the Remove-CsTrustedApplicationComputer cmdlet. You know, like this:
Remove-CsTrustedApplicationComputer -Identity atl-trust-001.litwareinc.com
As long as atl-trust-001.litwareinc.com is in a pool that contains multiple computers then the preceding command will get rid of atl-trust-001.litwareinc.com. Period.
Ah, but what happens if atl-trust-001.litwareinc.com is the only computer in a trusted application pool? In that case, the preceding command will not work. Instead, you'll get an error message like this one:
Remove-CsTrustedApplicationComputer : A pool must have at least one computer. You cannot convert a pool consisting of Standard Edition servers to an Enterprise pool, or vice versa. Instead, you must re-create the pool.
OK, again, maybe not the best error message ever written. What we probably should have said is this: if there's only one computer in a pool then you can't get rid of that computer by running Remove-CsTrustedApplicationComputer. (Why not? Because then you'd have an empty pool, and we've already learned that Lync Server won't allow you to have an empty pool.) Instead, you need to delete the pool itself:
Remove-CsTrustedApplicationPool -Identity trusted-computers.litwareinc.com
That command will work: it will remove the trusted application pool and, by extension, any trusted application computers in that pool.
Note. If you remove a trusted application computer that computer, as you might expect, will no longer be able to run trusted applications, and will no longer show up when you run Get-CsTrustedApplicationComputer. In addition to that, the computer will no longer show up when you run the Get-CsComputer cmdlet: as far as Lync Server is concerned, that machine no longer exists. Just something to be aware of if you start playing around with trusted applications and the CsTrustedApplicationComputer cmdlets.
And there you have it: the CsTrustedApplicationComputer cmdlets. As for the Malleus Maleficarum, well, the author of today's haiku was definitely interested in the following paragraph:
If he confesses and is impenitent, he is to be handed over to the secular courts to suffer the extreme penalty … or he is to be imprisoned for life …. But if he does not confess, and stoutly maintains his denial, he is to be delivered as an impenitent to the power of the Civil Court to be punished in a fitting manner …
Which boils down to this: if you admit to being a witch, you will be punished. And if you don't admit to being a witch, you will be punished.
Just a coincidence that yesterday the author of today's haiku had his annual performance review ….
See you tomorrow!
Note. All kidding aside, don't worry about the author of today's haiku. He got just exactly the kind of performance review you'd expect someone who spends his days writing haikus about Lync Server PowerShell to get.


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Bay View Community Center: Cooking classes and workshops, 6:30-9 p.m. Registration required. 1320 E. Oklahoma Ave. (414) 482-1000; bayviewcenter.org.
Super Soups in 5 Ingredients (or Less). Jan. 14. $16.
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Super Bowl Party. Jan. 22.
Caledonia Parks and Recreation Dept.: Classes meet 6:30-9 p.m. East Side Community Center, 6156 Douglas Ave., Racine. (262) 681-2908.
Meatballs from Around the World. Jan. 10.
Franklin Recreation & Education: Classes meet 6:30-9 p.m. Franklin High School, 8222 S. 51st St., Franklin (414) 423-4646.
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Milwaukee Public Market: Classes meet 5:30-7:30 p.m. Market Kitchen, 400 N. Water St. (414) 336-1111.
Super Bowl Party. Jan. 30.
West Allis Park & Recreation: Classes meet 6:30-9 p.m. Nathan Hale High School, 11601 W. Lincoln Ave., West Allis. (414) 604-4900.
Meatballs from Around the World. Jan. 15.
The Fresh Market: Free cooking demonstrations. 15895 W. Blue Mound Road, Brookfield, (262) 641-1528; thefreshmarket.com.
From Scratch Catering: Cooking classes. N56-W6287 Center St., Cedarburg. (262) 618-4661; cateringfromscratch.com.
Il Mito Enoteca: Cooking classes, wine and beer dinners and tastings, and special events. 6913 W. North Ave., Wauwatosa. (414) 443-1414; ilmito.com.
Midwest Wine School: Food & Wine Pairings classes are designed to be enjoyed by anyone, from wine novices to wine experts, who take pleasure in exploring the relationship between food and wine. Register online. Bacchus Restaurant, 925 E. Wells St. midwestwineschool.com.
Milwaukee Food Tours: Walking food tours of the city through historically ethnic neighborhoods with food samplings. (800) 979-3370; MilwaukeeFoodTours.com.
Bakery Bus Tour. 9:30 a.m. Dec. 22. $50.
Milwaukee Public Market: Cooking classes. Times and prices vary. Registration required. 400 N. Water St. (414) 336-1111; milwaukeepublicmarket.org.
Oilerie: Expert demo classes, includes samples and bundle bags. The Oilerie, The Plaza, 17135 W. Blue Mound Road, Brookfield. (262) 786-3000; oilerie.com.
Ray's Wine and Spirits: Tastings and seminars. Registration required. 8930 W. North Ave., Wauwatosa. (414) 258-9821.
ABCs of Wine Tasting. 6:30 p.m. Jan. 15. $15.
Rye Whiskey Tasting. 6:30 p.m. Jan. 24. $20.
UW-Waukesha: Food demonstrations with cooking tips, instruction and recipes. 1500 N. University Drive, Waukesha. (262) 521-5460, or waukesha.uwc.edu/ce.
Water 2 Wine: Enjoy wines by the glass, by the bottle, or become the vintner and create your own batch of wine with custom labels. 17135 W. Blue Mound Road, Brookfield, (262) 784-9463; water2wine.us/milwaukee.
Waukesha County Technical College: Hands-on cooking courses offered at downtown Waukesha campus, 327 E. Broadway, Waukesha. (262) 691-5578; wctc.edu.
The Wine Cellar of Wisconsin: Wine tasting events. 12910 W. Blue Mound Road, Elm Grove, (262) 754-9463.
Tastings, 5-7 p.m. with no reservation required. $10 per person/free for club members.
Bubbles. Dec. 28.
Ideas for the Holiday, 1-4 p.m. Dec. 23. $10 nonmember/ free for member.
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Maybe I think too much but the imagery of this Pop Tart commercial is disturbing!
Could be a Jewish thing.
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Thursday, March 7, 2013
Video: Does anyone else find this Pop Tart commercial disturbing?
Posted by Michael Haltman at 6:37 AM
Labels: advertising , commercials , holocaust , imagery , jews , Pop Tarts , Pop Tarts oven , pop tarts photo booth , religion , television advertising , video
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- StrigamorMarch 24, 2013 at 3:36 PM
I'm not Jewish and everytime I watch this I think the same thing. It's sort of shocking they still allow the commercial to air.ReplyDelete
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Anne Diamond
|Anne Diamond
|Anne Margaret Diamond
8 September 1954
Malvern, Worcestershire, England
|Broadcaster, Journalist
|Years active
Anne Margaret Diamond (born 8 September 1954) is a British journalist and broadcast. She hosted Good Morning Britain for TV-am and the similarly titled Good Morning... with Anne and Nick for BBC One, both with Nick Owen as her co-presenter. She is currently a regular panelist on Loose Women, presents a phone-in show on BBC Radio Berkshire, makes regular appearances on The Wright Stuff on Channel 5 and BBC London, and is a regular columnist for the Daily Mail.[1]
In 1991, she successfully campaigned for research into cot death following the death of her third son, Sebastian. The campaign, which she co-founded, was reported to have cut the incidence of cot death in the UK from 2,000 a year to nearer 300.[2]
Diamond's parents were of Irish ancestry, although her father was brought up in Scotland.[3] She was born and brought up in Malvern, Worcestershire, and she attended Worcester Grammar School for Girls.
Early career[edit]
Diamond worked at a Butlins holiday camp as a redcoat and chalet-maid.[4] She then began her career as a journalist on the Bridgwater Mercury and Bournemouth Evening Echo.
Diamond began her television career with BBC West in Bristol, before moving over to ATV Today as a reporter and newsreader in 1979. When ATV became Central Television in 1982, she was paired up with Nick Owen, to present the new East Midlands edition of Central News.[5]
The launch of the Nottingham-based service was initially delayed for a month, but then extended indefinitely. With no end in sight to the dispute,[6][7] Diamond left to rejoin the BBC becoming a reporter on the nightly programme "Nationwide", along with being a presenter on BBC News After Noon.[8]
On Monday 6 June 1983, Diamond joined TV-am.[9] Greg Dyke, the newly appointed programme director, spoke with Nick Owen about replacements for sacked presenters Anna Ford and Angela Rippon. Owen suggested Diamond, and later that evening they met in a pub. Six weeks later Diamond joined the station.[10]
Diamond left TV-am in 1990,[11] to work full-time on TV Weekly produced by TVS which she had presented since 1989. The programme looked behind the scenes of various television programmes and interviewed various personalities from in front and behind the camera. Diamond was rejoined with Nick Owen to present the BBC daytime show Good Morning with Anne and Nick,[12][13][14] which ran four years against ITV's This Morning from 1992 till 1996.
Diamond's presenting has attracted accusations of dumbing down. In commenting on the Fall of the Berlin Wall, she suggested that a major benefit would be that East Germans would have a better choice of shops in the West, leading her critics to suggest that she hadn't fully grasped the event's significance.[15]
In 2002, Diamond took part in Celebrity Big Brother 2, but became the second person to be evicted.[16][17][18]
Since 2003, Diamond has been a regular panellist on The Wright Stuff[19] During 2008, Diamond became involved in co-developing a jewellery range, which she marketed on shopping channel QVC under her own name brand.[20] She joined ITV's Lunchtime chat show Loose Women as a regular panelist on 14 October 2016 after impressing bosses when she previously appeared the week before as a guest. She currently appears twice weekly.
In the late 1990s she presented the breakfast show on the London radio station LBC, variously with Sir Nicholas Lloyd and Tommy Boyd. After a few months presenting her own lunchtime show in 1999, she left the station.
In 2001 she spent a week on The Wright Stuff, and was welcomed back in 2003 after Celebrity Big Brother and has been there to the present day. In 2002 she also returned to television, appearing in Celebrity Big Brother. In October 2004 she joined BBC Radio Oxford, presenting the weekday breakfast programme. In 2006 she left BBC Radio Oxford, presenting her last breakfast programme on 17 March 2006, her replacement being Sybil Ruscoe. Much had been made on the breakfast programme of "Diamond's Dieting Buddies", a scheme whereby Diamond and listeners to the station in 2006 who wanted to lose weight would give one another moral support.[21]
She can now be heard presenting the mid-morning programme on BBC Radio Berkshire Mondays-Thursdays from 10:00 am.
Diamond keeps a regular blog on the official BBC website.[22]
She has appeared in pantomimes such as Snow White playing the Wicked Queen at Stoke-on-Trent in 2005, alongside Ken Morley and Sooty, having said that she "thoroughly enjoyed the experience".[23]
Cot death[edit]
Diamond became involved in raising awareness of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) – also known as "cot death" – after her son, Sebastian, died from the syndrome in 1991. She fronted "Back to Sleep", a campaign telling parents to ensure that babies slept on their backs. Since then, there has been a significant fall in incidents of SIDS in the United Kingdom, from more than 2,000 per year to around 300, which has been attributed to the campaign.[1] Diamond was awarded the Gold Medal of the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health, the only time it has ever been awarded to a non-medic.[1]
Diamond spoke out over the cot death and baby-swap storyline in the BBC One soap opera EastEnders, featuring characters Kat Moon and Ronnie Branning. "I think it's crass what they've done," she told ITV's Daybreak breakfast programme, branding the plot "tacky sensationalism". The episode gathered numerous complaints following its New Year's Eve airing.
FSID named Anne Diamond as their Anniversary Patron for their 40th anniversary in 2011.[24]
Video game violence[edit]
On 28 March 2008, in an article for the UK's Daily Mail tabloid newspaper, Anne Diamond contributed to an article concerning violence in video games where she is quoted as saying that the game Resident Evil 4 "shouldn't be allowed to be sold, even to adults".[25][26]
Leveson Inquiry[edit]
Diamond has been featured in numerous stories in the British tabloid press since the mid-1980s. On 28 November 2011 she gave evidence at the Leveson Inquiry into the culture, practice and ethics of the press.[27] She gave detailed accounts of intrusion by journalists into her life and her dealings with tabloid newspapers.
- ^ a b c Peoplematter.tv Retrieved 18 June 2010
- ^ Foundation for the Study of Infant Death Archived 20 January 2012 at the Wayback Machine., 20 February 2007
- ^ The Wright Stuff, 27 January 2012
- ^ Time for a change as Butlin's says bye-de-bye to the past. The Independent. 4 September 1997
- ^ Roddy Buxton (2 September 2007). A trip to Giltbrook. transdiffusion.org.
- ^ TV launch delayed again. From Arthur Osman. The Times, Thursday, 11 February 1982; pg. 2.
- ^ Television dispute 'may take months to resolve'. From Arthur Osman. The Times, Wednesday, 24 February 1982; pg. 3
- ^ "Search Results - BBC Genome".
- ^ TV-am's 'new look' attracts viewers. By Kenneth Gosling.The Times (London, England), Tuesday, 7 June 1983; pg. 2
- ^ "The Battle for Britain's Breakfast". BBC Two. 8 April 2014.
- ^ "TV-am - Presenter Profiles".
- ^ "Good Morning... with Anne and Nick". 12 October 1992 – via IMDb.
- ^ "Good Morning with Anne and Nick".
- ^ "Good Morning ... with Anne and Nick - BBC One London - 9 November 1992 - BBC Genome".
- ^ Breakfast for two The Irish Independent 18 February 2006
- ^ "Sue and Anne next up for eviction". Mail Online. 2002.
- ^ "Anne Diamond evicted from the Celebrity Big Brother House". Hello Magazine. 28 November 2002.
- ^ Beverley Turner (23 January 2014). "Beverley Turner: A white wedding wasn't my key to a happy ever after". The Telegraph.
- ^ "Anne Diamond".
- ^ "Anne Diamond's journey: From golden girl of breakfast TV to selling jewellery on QVC". Daily Mail. 6 January 2008. Retrieved 6 January 2008.
- ^ "Celebrity Fitclub". BBC Oxford. 11 January 2006. Retrieved 6 January 2008.
- ^ Anne Diamond Blog. BBC Website.
- ^ Anne Diamond. "Anne Diamond's Blog: I was a panto snob UNTIL". BBC. Retrieved 25 August 2012.
- ^ "Cot death charity celebrates 40 years and welcomes Anne Diamond as anniversary patron". Fsid News/Press releases, 28 February 2011. Archived from the original on 20 January 2012. Retrieved 28 November 2011.
- ^ Gavin Ogden (28 March 2008). What game is Anne Diamond talking about? ComputerAndVideoGames. Retrieved 18 June 2010
- ^ "'Sickening' - Anne Diamond's chilling verdict on age-rated violent video games". The Daily Mail. 28 March 2008. Retrieved 28 November 2011.
- ^ "Witness list" (PDF). Leveson Inquiry: culture practice and ethics of the press. Retrieved 28 November 2011.
External links[edit]
- Fathappens.co.uk Anne Diamond's project
- Anne Diamond at BBC Programmes (BBC Radio Berkshire)
- Anne Diamond at the Internet Movie Database


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Freeport breaks losing streak with solid 24-6 win at Cottondale
By REID TUCKER
The Bulldogs hadn't won a football game since November of 2012. Those days are over.
Freeport slogged through a brutal 0-10 2013 season followed by back-to-back preseason losses in 2014, but if the boys from Freeport were discouraged in the slightest it wasn't showing on the night of Aug. 29. The Bulldogs not only reversed their fortunes with a 24-6 win against Cottondale, the same team that rode upset after upset all the way to 1A state semifinal, they also got payback for last year's 52-26 loss to the Hornets. More than that though, the season-opening win showed that Freeport has put the past far in the rearview.
"Last year was an anomaly," said head coach Jim Anderson. "I'm so proud of the boys for working hard like they did tonight and like they did at practice all week. We've still got a lot to work on, but it so good to be back. It's been so long, but we're back on track now."
Senior running back David Godwin was the real standout on a night of exemplary Freeport performances. As Freeport's leading rusher, Godwin accumulated 103 yards on 13 carries, including a 41-yard touchdown run to get the Bulldogs started on their way to the win. He outshone even this on the other side of the ball with four tackles for a loss against Cottondale's running game plus two of Freeport's four quarterback sacks in the game.
Sophomore starting quarterback Dillon Bates led the team in scoring with two touchdowns – one on a goal-line keeper with 7:29 to go in the third quarter and the other via a 19–yard pass to Chris Decker with 9:44 left in the ballgame. Bates completed 3-of-8 passes for 39 yards through the air, plus an additional 20 rushing yards on 11 carries. Senior kicker Matthew Blair got two field goal chances, and though his missed his first attempt toward the end of the first quarter, he put the second kick squarely between the uprights at the 1:51 mark of the fourth.
The Freeport defense was similarly on top of things, holding Cottondale's best offensive weapons, Javontai Hall (68 yards in 16 carries), Marcus Johnson (38 yards in seven carries) and quarterback Justin Lipford (3-for-11 for 59 yards passing) more or less at bay. Freeport allowed just the one Hornet touchdown – a 23-yard run from Johnson with 4:23 to go in the third quarter.
The Bulldogs' defensive effort is further attested by Senior Phillip Johnson's pair of fumble recoveries, while sophomore Bailey Miller added another two QB sacks on the night.
Godwin set the tone for the game early, running from the Bulldogs' own 35 for what would have been a touchdown on the first play from scrimmage had the play not been called back by a flag. Unperturbed, Freeport battled through the scoreless first quarter to establish a 7-0 lead by halftime and a 14-0 lead by halfway through the third quarter. Cottondale made it a fairly close game with its own TD in the third, but the 'Dogs powered ahead, burning 15 plays and 6:51 off the clock to get a 21-6 advantage in the fourth before Blair's field goal sealed the deal on the return-to-form win.


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Hello my favorite Fashionistas and Fashionistos! The New Year has dawned upon us once again. This is a wonderfully optimistic time of year: a time for reflection and resolution, a time for commemoration and unscathed beginnings. As I look back on the year, I always enjoy remembering the seasonal trends that have, thankfully, passed us by. I'm grateful for the re-installment of solid colored, healthy hair as the most beautiful hair trend in place of single-streaked undertones or ombre destruction. I'm grateful for suede and leather brightly colored flats in place of the uber-trendy sneaker wedge. However, I'm mostly grateful for the grit and stamina of the happily colored denim trend—Nothing exudes happiness quite like a pair of Murder-She-Wrote-red jeans.
This semester, I will be making some changes of my own, both in my education and, subsequently, in my wardrobe. For spring 2013 I will be transferring to the University of Florida, keeping Journalism and Spanish as my Double Major. I will be on the Competitive Cheerleading squad as well as continuing my two internships with CollegeFashionista. This will be my third semester as a Style Guru, this time writing for STYLE ADVICE OF THE WEEK, and my second semester as an Editorial Intern.
I am thrilled to begin anew and to experience a culture and style that I have not yet been exposed to. I have a particular awareness for great shoes and comma splices—I plan on sharpening and expanding these regards in this unfamiliar territory of Gainesville, Florida. So fashion-forward Floridians, I hope you too are putting your most stylish, best shoe forward for this New Year and semester—I'm in need of some sunny inspiration. Go Gators!


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Outsider is a Windows Phone community app from Liquid Daffodil, who also brings us the Twitter client glƏƏk! and the lockscreen utility Locksider. We've been notified by the developer that a glitch in the Windows Phone Store is requiring those who have already purchased Outsider to re-purchase the app.
Microsoft has been alerted of the issue but in the meantime, Liquid Daffodil has made Outsider free to avoid users from having to re-pay for the app. The change is already live and should be reflected in all regions in a short bit. The free offer is only for the next 48 hours though.