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Villains are one thing, but what about the mischief makers riding shotgun? These devious partners navigate from the passenger seat, perhaps of the new F-TYPE Coupe by Jaguar, reminding their boss, and those they tease, that it's #GoodToBeBad.
1. Oddjob – Goldfinger
Speak no evil. Quite literally. Goldfinger's right-hand man spoke a mere FOUR WORDS while taking down multiple targets one by one.
2. Daleks – Doctor Who
Because Davros' quest for domination could only be completed by a totally soul-less army of mechanical munchkins whose only programmed feeling is HATE.
3. Harley Quinn – Batman
She's a superhuman gymnast who decided to stay on the dark side instead of continuing to treat her counterpart, The Joker, and even managed to make HIM funnier in the process. Clearly not a lady to mess with.
4. Waylon Smithers – The Simpsons
There are a lot of secrets (and feelings) hidden in that bow tie.
5. Jaws – The Spy Who Loved Me / Moonraker
You could say he added some "bite" to Stromberg and Drax's big plans to bring down James Bond.
6. Maximillian the Robot – The Black Hole
They'll act like humans if they're programmed that way. Dr. Reinhardt may have been ahead of his time.
7. Bib Fortuna – Star Wars: Return of the Jedi
He might look about as weird as his boss Jabba the Hutt, but at least he's got a BIT more mobility.
8. Nick Nack – The Man with the Golden Gun
Nick Nack was such a devoted sidekick to Scaramanga that he did the cooking and cleaning in his mansion, while sometimes plotting hits of his own on the guy behind his back. You'd be smart enough to do the same if you were the sole heir to all that swag.
9. Sugar and Spice – Batman Forever
Devious evildoings need a little dynamism, and there's nothing like some pretty and shiny distractions to do just that and entrap heroes like Batman and Robin.
10. Flotsam and Jetsam – The Little Mermaid
As if the woman's tentacles weren't enough to lure in her prey, she had two yellow-eyed electric eels swimming around to do her bidding. Shocking!
11. Rosa Klebb – From Russia, with Love
This lady ended up running the assassin game all on her own with handpicked henchmen in the second-ever Bond movie, executing the plans for James Bond plotted by Kronsteen after defecting from her former spy agency.
12. Otis – Superman
Don't doubt the dudes that tend to bumble around. He may have made some mistakes along the way on behalf of his boss Lex Luthor, but can still sniff out a solid double-crossing from another evildoer.

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One week after I signed a 1 year lease on a condo I am renting, the old tenants stopped by to grab some mail and notified us that the unit was going into foreclosure. We had not previously been notified of that or else we would not have signed the lease. I feel deceived. Did we have the right to know prior to the lease? According to the landlord (after I approached her about the foreclosure) She said the unit is not in foreclosure yet, it is pending but it is going to go into foreclosure or they are looking to do a short sell on it.Does this mean we can be evicted anytime? Is there someone we should contact to get more information about the foreclosure?
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Terry regains England armband
After sweating it out since the Fabio Capello era began, John Terry can, at last, breathe a sigh of relief as he's been named England's permanent skipper once again. Following the Steve McClaren era and England's disasterous failure to qualify for Euro 2008, Terry's post was in jeopardy as Capello was open about the team captaincy being up for grabs. Terry, Rio Ferdinand, Steven Gerrard and even former captain David Beckham were given trials with the armband, with Ferdinand believed to be the stiffest competition.
Things reached a low point for Terry when Ferdinand skippered Manchester United past Chelsea, also captained by Terry, in penalty kicks in the Champions League final in Moscow. Terry, of course, slipped slightly and missed his kick. Ferdinand, Capello decided, will play the part as vice-captain. The move comes ahead of England's friendly against the Czech Republic tomorrow.
"I think everybody realizes it means the world to me, to retain the armband," Terry commented. "To get the armband back is a huge achievement for me."
Manchester City take out £30 million loan
How does a team get even deeper into financial trouble? Well, Manchester City's plan is to loan roughly $56 million, secured against expected TV revenue, to put toward transfers make sure new manager Mark Hughes remains a happy camper. Seriously though, while Thaksin Shinawatra's considerable assets remain frozen in Thailand, City had to find a way to come through on their promise to Hughes that they would be a buyer, and in the new age of EPL finances, it's a safe bet to make back the money on television revenues as long as the Blues stay in the top flight (which they should have no trouble doing, especially now with $56 million to put toward players).
Over the offseason, Hughes brought in Brazilian striker Jô from CSKA Moskow and Israeli defender Tal Ben Haim from Chelsea, but it was believed, after Shinawatra's assets were frozen, that Man City had turned into sellers. Several rumors had teams eyeballing Vedran Corluka and Stephen Ireland, but it now looks like the Blues will not sell off any key squad members and could themselves be late players in the waning summer transfer market. With Benjani, Valeri Bojinov and Darius Vassell all out with injuries, a new forward could be a target at City of Manchester Stadium.
Mbia keen on Everton, Sunderland on the hunt for the other Ferdinand
At least one American will be playing alongside Stephane Mbia next season as the Rennes midfielder spoke openly about his desire to join Everton. Whether he ends up alongside Carlos Bocanegra or in front of Tim Howard, the 22-year-old Cameroon international is in high demand. Mbia himself proclaimed that the Toffees launched a $12 million bid for him earlier this summer. Recently returned from Olympic duty, Mbia's coming out party came in the African Cup of Nations when he scored a brace against Tunisia. Mbia, who is also capable of playing right back and centre half, sustained a knee injury in Beijing, the extent of which is not yet known. He would be the first player brought to the Merseyside this offseason as manager David Moyes has so far come up empty on every target he's chosen.
In other EPL transfer news, Sunderland have reportedly bid $15 million on West Ham center back Anton Ferdinand. The 23-year-old younger brother of Rio Ferdinand has already shut down a move to Newcastle this summer and it is believed he will give Roy Keane and answer on whether he faces the same fate within the next two days. It's been a successful offseason thus far for Sunderland as Keane has already brought in El Hadji-Diouf, Steed Malbranque, Pascal Chimbonda and Teemu Tainio to the Stadium of Light.
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Didn't Leeds United do the same thing as Man City? That sure didn't work for them.
Everton should at least hire a new boot boy, just to get things rolling. Poor Moyes.
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How much of Man U's, Chelsea's or Liverpool's success is funded by debt? I'll bet quite a lot. SkyTV has too much power; Murdoch can destroy clubs if he ever decides to pull the plug. Of course, he never will because he will destroying SkyTV and himself, in the process.
Jeremy – As I remember, Leeds took out loans against future revenue from the Champions league, but it went downhill sharply after they failed to qualify. It looks like City is basically getting the TV money for this season up front in the form of a loan. That could go terribly wrong if they are relegated, but I don't see that happening…its probably not something they would have done if the owner's assests weren't frozen.
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Jeremy – Difference between leeds and City is that City has way to much quality to be relagated. Whether Frank is fit and proper is another question.
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Leeds had abusrd talent too….Viduka, Rio Ferdinand, Alan Smith. O'Leary was just a jackass.
Great part about American sports is the scrutiny that a potential owner has to go through to get a team. A guy like Shinawatra would never get a team in the US, he was too shady. Now the Thai gov't is going to keep his $800 million. I feel bad for poor Mark Hughes. He goes from a small team (Blackburn) where he punched abouve his weight, to a big and growing team in Citeh. Only to find out that he is at a small team again.
$15mm for anton ferdinand? that is truly laughable.
Thanks for the clarification
I guess I'll never understand why Gerrard wasn't really considered for the captain's spot. He's really the only English player with any kind of big-game reputation. He might not have the "big" personality of John Terry, which was what Capello cited, but there's something to be said by leading by example. Too many "big" personalities have killed England in the past. They need players who actually come through. (And players that don't get caught with 16-year old girls.)
Regarding Gerrard, he is a bit quiet and he seems to get lost on the national team. Obviously the guy is money for Liverpool (much to my dismay) but he doesn't seem to bring the ENT team together. Much the opposite when he and Lampard couldn't figure out how to work together. I think the problem was that both play the same role for club teams and whatever system Sven and that idiot Mclaren were using just didn't account for their styles.
That said, I don't believe he would be a bad captain, just not quite right and too quiet on the field.
Terry is a schmuck…Maybe Gerrard would have been considered if he acted like an pompous/arrogant playboy.
I'm pretty surprised that it's not Rio Ferdinand.
Here comes the thunder!!!!!!!!!!!
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Networks Should Give The Blame-DVR Stuff A Break
by David Goetzl on Nov 30, 7:09 PM
Network executives feel that day-after ratings hurt their image because they don't take into account DVR-juiced viewing that happens in the following days. They want the focus to shift to their numbers that take into account, say, a week's worth of time-shifted viewing. Will that really make much difference?
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Red Bull Offers 'Ultra' Content
by David Goetzl on Nov 29, 4:36 PM
Red Bull has always looked for non-traditional ways to make an outsized impact. Clearly, it's looking to do that again by making content available in four times the resolution of high definition on massive 84-inch TV sets.
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SodaStream Ad Rejection Deserves Second Look
by David Goetzl on Nov 28, 5:37 PM
At first glance, it appears as if United Kingdom broadcasters should be embarrassed by the rejection of an ad for SodaStream. It looks as if they are kowtowing to Coke and Pepsi in order to ensure their ad dollars keep flowing. But look a little deeper and there may be a redeeming lesson.
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Nielsen's 3Rs Offer Advertising Effectiveness Calculations
by David Goetzl on Nov 27, 12:04 PM
There's no sense for advertisers to ever be fully satisfied with the effectiveness of their messaging and tactics. So, they'll always be in search of more data and the end zone will keep moving. Nielsen, however, thinks it has a formula to move the ball downfield going by the moniker 3Rs.
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Google Takes No Gambles With KC TV
by David Goetzl on Nov 26, 6:03 PM
It would have been interesting if Google had become more creative with the channel offerings for its new TV service in the Kansas City area. Certainly, cable operators would have been interested if it took some risks, possibly giving them some ideas about how to save money.
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Networks Might Blame Themselves, Not DVRs
by David Goetzl on Nov 23, 12:54 PM
If Todd Juenger has it right, the Big Four broadcasters may have less to worry about in regard to the declining ratings this season. The Bernstein analyst suggests it's less about DVRs and Netflix and more about just finding hits.
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T-Commerce Could Help Blunt DVR Impact
by David Goetzl on Nov 21, 1:59 PM
The potential for extensive t-commerce has come at an opportune time for networks. With the drop in inventory thanks to DVR-enabled ad skipping, t-commerce offers a chance to charge a premium for product placement.
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Some Media Executives Have Lots Of Thanks To Give
by David Goetzl on Nov 20, 5:40 PM
Executives in and around the TV business have plenty to be thankful for this holiday season. The DVR looks to be getting more disruptive, but new ways to drive revenues - from Netflix to TV Everywhere - are popping up.
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STB Data Helps Obama, Gives Rentrak Reason For Champagne
by David Goetzl on Nov 19, 6:21 PM
How valuable is set-top-box (STB) data? It looks to have played a significant role in reelecting President Obama, according to 'The Washington Post.' Another beneficiary: Rentrak.
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Advertisers Might Benefit From Some Rest
by David Goetzl on Nov 16, 4:04 PM
Puma obviously is not the biggest spender in the athletic footwear category. But the company's global brand chief Adam Petrick doesn't appear to be complaining. At least with TV, he believes less can be more.
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The knock on Torrey Smith coming out of college was that he wasn't able to run the full route tree at a high level.
Smith's speed allowed him to excel on vertical routes, where he could blow by his defender and make a play deep down the field. But the other routes that receivers need to be able to run at the NFL level - the deep-outs, the digs, the comebacks - were a work in progress for the Maryland product.
Lately, we've seen improvements in that area.
Two of Smith's three catches in last week's win over the Texans came on a five- and a six-route (also known as the deep-out and the dig, or in-route). The Ravens' rookie wide receiver then used that blazing speed later in the game to beat two Texans defensive backs down the field for a 51-yard reception.
"I think (the growth) has been obvious," offensive coordinator Cam Cameron said. "Everybody can see it. You can see that he can see coverages now. He's not getting surprised by coverages. He's pushing the defense, he's playing fast. I think you can see the mental growth."
The cynical fans among us might ask why an NFL receiver is still having to learn the route tree at 22. One answer that could be given to said cynical fan is that Smith has far less experience at the position than the average NFL wideout.
A versatile athlete in high school, Smith saw most of his time at quarterback, and wasn't shifted over to wide receiver full-time until getting to the University of Maryland. Now in his fourth year as a receiver, the Ravens' second-round pick has benefited from plenty of one-on-one instruction at the NFL level, and says he's starting to see improvements in his game on a week-to-week basis.
"It's really just technique," Smith said. "I haven't been playing receiver too long, and technique is key to everything. I'm being coached up on it and it's starting to translate over."
Tonight against the Jaguars, Smith will get yet another start (his fourth straight) as fellow wide receiver Lee Evans sits with an ankle injury.
Since stepping into the Ravens' starting lineup, Smith has made nine grabs for 237 yards and three touchdowns. He's caught his share of deep balls, but the other stuff - the intermediate routes and the wide receiver screens - are starting to factor in, as well.
While Smith was initially slotted in as the Ravens' third wide receiver, his time as the team's No. 2 receiving option with Evans out has been invaluable. He's becoming more comfortable with quarterback Joe Flacco, and appears to be finding a bit of a groove in an increasingly pass-happy Ravens offense.
"Obviously the more time you get with one another, the more chemistry you'll have," Evans said of his relationship with Flacco. "For us, luckily we've gotten good work in in practice, and it's starting to translate to games.
"My route running is getting better all the way around. For me be able to go vertical, having the ability to stop the route and come back or run the route tree vertically and horizontally, is something that will benefit our team."


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The march follows a series of incidents concerning race that have occurred in Yale. During Halloween, a student claimed she was turned away from a Sigma Alpha Epsilon party because it was only for white girls (the fraternity denies this occurrence).
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I read the title of the thread really fast and thought it said, "I fired at my Doc today". Apparently I need new glasses.
I was thinking that you got into it over your decision to be a "bad parent" and carry a concealed firearm. Obviously now that I have read your post, I know it's due to the lack of quality in the doctor.
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5. Keep the team captain. He's leading all D-men in goals and is once again a Norris candidate. He is the face of the franchise, team captain, and is now the loan vet on a very young and talented defensive core. Moving forward, the top-4 will most likely be the best in the NHL.
Not trying to be negative but that is how I see it, hope I am proven wrong.
I am just going off our post Kariya signing team. No top notch free agent has come here since him. Track record.
Poile seems to not be able to draft solid offensive pieces. Track record.
We have a team full of Third liners. Track record.
Can you address the following from above?
First why is it you include the fact we have paid so much of Weber salary into the reason why we should not trade him and yet make it seem it would be ok to trade him later when even more of the contract has been paid? Does that not seem strange?
Second does anyone believe that it would be easier to sign a veteran defeseman here than it appears to be to get offensive talent to sign here? This would play a big part in parting with Weber at some point.
Third are we as Nashville Predators fans really happy with playoff appearances? Any sport franchise is built to go after Championships. My favorite football team has not won the Super Bowl since winning back-to-back in 1972-1973. My favorite baseball team has won the world series twice(1993,2007) but after doing so traded most of the parts that had just won it for them. We cannot be happy with just making the playoffs, it makes no since. How many teams go down in history for having the highest playoff appearances, NONE. We need to press forward and go for the cup. Winning the cup is all about your year and a little luck. I do not know any franchise who has won a champhionship and would give that up for year in and year out playoff appearances.
Fourth I hear people say build a team from the net out. This team for sure is built that way. We have the great goalie in Rinne, and the Great defenseman in Weber, soon could be Jones but we lack the top end offensive threat needed for a deep cup run. Think about Rinne past three seasons, his GAA was 2.43,2.39,2.12, he is not the problem. Weber has had some really nice years but he should not be leading the team in offensive numbers. Think about 2011-2012 playoffs when Rinne was stellar GAA 2.07 and save percentage of .929. We have a goal differential of +4 while beating Red Wings in 5 games but we had a -2 differential against the Coyotes and lost in 5 games. Goals are important in the playoffs and the deeper you make it the harder to score and more important they are. We need someone who can put the puck in the net when you are down by one goal in the second round of the playoffs. Weber and Rinne can only do so much. My fear is we will continue to put all of our hope and dreams in Rinne and Weber for winning the cup and continue to sign third liners to fill our real needs in the top six and have just a good enough team to never get the top notch talent in the draft and while this is happening we may see Weber or Rinne get a wonderful piece of hardware but it will not be the cup while letting both of our best players prime slip away.
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It was, as one pundit observed, the most we've heard about plumbers in connection with the presidency since the days of Richard Nixon. The clear winner of last night's presidential debate was "Joe the plumber" - Joe Wurzelbacher, an Ohio man who met Barack Obama this week and told him he feared he'd raise his taxes.
Both Obama and John McCain repeatedly invoked Joe's name at the final debate in New York state last night, each seeking to present their policies as the ones most appealing to the Everyman he represented. McCain said Obama's campaign-trail response to Wurzelbacher (he used the phrase "spread the wealth around") had smacked of "class warfare" - the first salvo in a night of attacks designed to put Obama on the defensive. But though McCain confronted his rival several times on the former Weather Underground co-founder Bill Ayers, and on the controversial voter-registration efforts of the Acorn organization, he failed to score the knockout blow he so badly needed. Obama addressed the Ayers issue, reminding viewers that his "despicable" acts had been committed when Obama was a young child; and over and over again he drew attention to McCain's efforts to shift the focus of the race from the economy. Instant polls of uncommitted voters all awarded the debate to the Democrat by big margins.
McCain sought to turn the confrontation into a classic clash between conservatism and liberalism, Ewen MacAskill and Suzanne Goldenberg write in today's Guardian. But despite giving his strongest performance in a general election debate, he struggled to control his all-too-evident annoyance, wearing a rigid grin for much of the evening that sometimes gave way to snorts of irritation. With the odds of victory now stacked against him, McCain is in a fix: voters seem to agree with the Obama position that McCain's attacks are diversionary tactics, greatly narrowing the range of effective lines of campaigning at the Republican's disposal.
What to watch for
Obama is in New Hampshire today, and McCain is in Pennsylvania; the two then converge on New York City for the Alfred E Smith Dinner, a campaign-trail fixture in aid of Catholic charities. McCain will also appear on the Late Show with David Letterman in what promises to be an awkward encounter: his booking on Letterman's show was one of the few things that McCain actually did cancel when he suspended his campaign last month, prompting on-air derision from the host.
Latest polls
CNN's instant poll awarded last night's debate to Obama, 58% to 31%; CBS put it at Obama 53%, McCain 22%. Gallup's daily tracking poll showed a slight narrowing, at 52%-44% from 53%-43% the previous day, while Rasmussen's was unchanged a Obama 50% McCain 45%. A new Pew poll finds Obama leading at 49% to 42%, and shows that 47% of voters trust the Democrat to handle the economic crisis compared to 33% for McCain.
Quote of the day
"Senator Obama, I am not President Bush. If you wanted to run against President Bush, you should have run four years ago." John McCain delivers his soundbite of the night.
"What could I possibly add? Life happens." Bill Ayers himself, confronted outside his university office by a Chicago reporter, makes it clear he'll be playing no part in the election campaign, however many times he's referred to by others.
On theguardian.com
McCain tries to fight his way back into contention during debate
Oliver Burkeman: Liveblogging the final presidential debate
Who is 'Joe the Plumber' - aka Joe Wurzelbacher?
Pollsters say odds of McCain winning election are 'incredibly remote'
Best of the rest
NY Times: McCain Presses Obama in Final Debate
LA Times: McCain deals no lethal blows in final debate with Obama
Time: Now We Know Joe Six Pack Is A Plumber
Karl Rove: Obama Hasn't Closed the Sale
Washington Post: Aggressive Underdog vs. Cool Counterpuncher
Mind-boggling hypothetical scenario of the day
Click around the Oval Office in a world where Sarah Palin is president.


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There's nothing as pleasant as an impromptu lunch with friends on a sunny afternoon. It's even better if it's midweek and you don't need to be at work.
The warmer weather is a great excuse to grab the opportunity. If it's a last-minute invitation, you'll need a couple of dishes you can pluck out of the air and produce with short notice.
Rather than heading to the local deli and buying salads and a quiche, get a little adventurous and whip up a warm salad or a lean rack of lamb with salad and roasted tomatoes. After a winter of cooking with the slow cooker, this is your chance to lighten the fare.
With its hint of chilli, crunch from the nuts and slight saltiness from the shrimp paste, this squid salad is a taste sensation. You'll find squid at your local supermarket, and it's great to have in the freezer ready for an occasion just like this.
Kale, like spinach, will wilt quickly and needs just a quick toss in the pan. It is best served immediately. If you don't have access to kale, spinach will be fine. The squeeze of lime is imperative.
Chimichurri sauce is a classic from Argentina. When you have excess herbs in the garden and and have run out of ideas about what to do with them, this recipe will help solve the problem. It will keep in the fridge for up to a month and is fabulous as a condiment or with any barbecue meats over summer.
Here, I have rubbed the racks of lamb with a bit of the sauce to give them a subtle flavour. Add a generous spoonful to your plate when served. Do be careful not to overcook your lamb. In this recipe I have used the oven, but in summer the barbecue is a great option.
To finish, these light Lemon and Coconut Crunch Cakes will impress any guests. Serve with fresh fruit of your choice and some toasted coconut. Make one large cake if that is easier for you. It will set in just a few hours so can easily be made in the morning.
When my sister, who loves coconut, is coming for dinner, I swap out some of the cream and replace it with more coconut milk, but personally I like it as it is. So don't be nervous about a bit of experimentation - you may surprise yourself. Enjoy.
• Warm squid and kale salad
• Rack of lamb with chimichurri sauce
• Lemon and coconut crunch cakes


text: "Always accept the unaccepted, and show your true strength" By: Joscelyn White I love to wright fan-fictions. They're my specalty. But, I'll probably do mostly acton and or romance stories on this profile. Just thought you should know so that if you don't like this kind of stuff, then you won't read. I have an account on Quotev, I'm known as Anime Nerd, and I have three main stories out. Check them out, two are fan-fictions, and the others very different. Oops, almost forgot, another specialty of mine is fiction. Well, by! :3


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Four Bean Enchiladas
READY IN: 1hr 20mins
Recipe by ratherbeswimmin'
Originally from Better Homes and Gardens, but I have made changes based on our taste. A simple, uncomplicated meal my kids like.
Top Review by Galley Wench
This is a great recipe for children . . . not too spicey! My kids use to love it! For adults I would 'kick it up a notch' by adding some chopped onions, jalapenos or poblanos and spicy enchilado sauce.
See Discussion:2 Reviews
Ingredients Nutrition
- 16 flour tortillas (6-inch diameter, original recipe-corn tortillas)
- 1 (15 ounce) can red kidney beans, rinsed and drained
- 1 (15 ounce) can black beans, rinsed and drained (original recipe-garbanzo beans)
- 1 (15 ounce) can pinto beans, rinsed and drained
- 1 (15 ounce) can great northern beans, rinsed and drained
- 1 (10 1/2 ounce) can condensed cheddar cheese soup
- 1 (1 1/4 ounce) package taco seasoning mix (my addition)
- 1⁄4 teaspoon ground cumin (my addition)
- 1⁄4 teaspoon fresh ground black pepper (my addition)
- 1 (10 ounce) can enchilada sauce
- 1 (8 ounce) can tomato sauce
- 1 1⁄2 cups cheddar cheese
- sliced ripe olives (optional)
- chopped green onion (optional)
Directions See How It's Made
- Stack tortillas and wrap tightly in foil; bake in a 350 degree oven for 10 minutes.
- Combine beans, cheese soup, taco seasoning mix, cumin, and pepper in a saucepan; cook over medium-high heat until heated through.
- Spoon about 1/3 cup filling onto one end of each tortilla.
- Starting at the end with the filling, roll up each tortilla.
- Arrange tortillas, seam side down, in two 2-quart rectangular baking dishes.
- In bowl, stir together enchilada sauce and tomato sauce; pour over tortillas.
- Cover with foil; bake at 350 degrees for 30 minutes or until heated through.
- Remove foil; sprinkle with cheese; bake uncovered about 15 minutes or until cheese melts.
- If desired, sprinkle with olives and green onions.


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Memphis Sofa
Details & Dimensions
Weight: 69 lbs
Width: 47"
Depth: 20"
Height: 16"
Features & specifications
- Durable yet lightweight construction.
- Ideal in a smaller space or as an accent piece in a larger area.
- Sleek silhouette integrates easily into a contemporary area, or one with a retro flair.
- Sturdy legs with chrome finish.
- Upholstered in lush polyester velvet over generous foam cushioning.
- Your choice of rich, neutral colors.
- This item may also be referenced as: WK4225-01, WK4225-33
1-Year Limited Warranty on Manufacturer Defects
What's Included
(1) Memphis Sofa
Shipping Method
Small Parcel (UPS / FedEx)
Assembly Required; Hardware & Instructions Included
Memphis Sofa


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Sandlin Robert R Dr is located at the address 600 S Clinton St in Athens, Alabama 35611. They can be contacted via phone at (256) 232-8240 for pricing, hours and directions. Sandlin Robert R Dr specializes in Dry Eyes, Glaucoma, Stroke.
Sandlin Robert R Dr has an annual sales volume of 1M – 1,999,999. .For more information contact Robert Sandlin, Owner or go to www.drsandlin.com
Our office is dedicated to the diagnosis and treatment of disorders of vision, infections, injuries, and diseases of the human eye in a friendly and caring environment. Services: Comprehensive vision and eye health examinations are performed as well as contact lens examinations by our doctors. We also have an optical boutique with stylish frames for all budgets. Our optician has twenty-five...
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Athens Eye Clinic can be found at S Clinton St 600. The following is offered: Optometry. The entry is present with us since Sep 8, 2010 and was last updated on Nov 14, 2013. In Athens there are 1 other Optometry. An overview can be found here.
Glaucoma requires frequent monitoring with our state of the art instrumentation including scanning laser ophthalmoscopic evaluation and medical treatment (eye drops) which we provide to many patients. Dilated fundus examination allows evaluation for diabetic retinopathy, retinal detachment, and macular degeneration. Dry eye can be treated with insertion of punctal plugs. We commonly provide...


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"Jeff Levinson has written a remarkable book. Remarkable because it distills a massive amount of information into a clear, readable book that will teach you how to best use the Visual Studio 2010 Testing Tools. Remarkable because it shows not just how to use the strengths of the tools, but also how to work around any of their weaknesses. Remarkable because Jeff walks you through the implementation strategies that can bring real business value, not just to the testing team, but also to test the entire organization. If you are implementing the test tools, this book belongs on your desk. My dog-eared and marked-up copy sits on mine."
–Steven Borg, Owner, Northwest Cadence
"Testing–and testers–don't get enough respect. By providing a great mix of the what, why, and how of testing with Visual Studio 2010, this book will help change that. More important, it will help make the software we use better."
–David Chappell, Principal, Chappell & Associates
"Jeff has once again written a great book, filled with nice nuggets of testing wisdom. A great addition to your testing and ALM library for anyone using Visual Studio 2010 and Team Foundation Server 2010."
–Mickey Gousset, Microsoft ALM MVP and Senior Technical Developer, Infront Consulting Group
"Jeff's book is by far the most in-depth investigation of the Test features in Visual Studio ALM I have seen. His insight and experience help the readers understand the impact of poor testing and how they can improve the quality of their software. I particularly liked the obvious real-world understanding of the realities of software testing when applied in practice and the effort by the author to show the readers the ways around those realities."
–Martin Hinshelwood, Visual Studio ALM MVP and Visual Studio ALM Ranger
"Software Testing defines much more than the usage of a testing tool; it shows the practical way in which we test at Microsoft Corporation. Additionally, this book provides the definitive process to using Microsoft Test Manager with the rigor that we test here at Microsoft."
–Randy Miller, ALM Architect, Microsoft
"Jeff provides the rare combination of deep, insider knowledge of Microsoft's 2010 testing tools coupled with pragmatic details about how to plan, manage, and execute testing in the real world."
–Mark Mydland, Director of Test, Visual Studio Ultimate, Microsoft
"With Jeff's extensive knowledge with Microsoft's ALM offering, this book will get you started on the right track with all the new testing capabilities offered by the Visual Studio 2010 suite. Whether you are a new or veteran tester, the personal insights the author brings to the testing topic are very interesting and useful…."
–Etienne Tremblay, Microsoft ALM MVP
From the Back Cover
Use Visual Studio 2010's Breakthrough Testing Tools to Improve Quality Throughout the Entire Software Lifecycle
Together, Visual Studio 2010 Ultimate, Visual Studio Test Professional 2010, Lab Management 2010, and Team Foundation Server offer Microsoft developers the most sophisticated, well-integrated testing solution they've ever had. Now, Microsoft MVP and VS testing guru Jeff Levinson shows exactly how to use Microsoft's new tools to save time, reduce costs, and improve quality throughout the entire development lifecycle.
Jeff demonstrates how Microsoft's new tools can help you finally overcome long-standing communication, coordination, and management challenges. You'll discover how to perform first-rate functional testing; quickly create and execute tests and record the results with log files and video; and create bugs directly from tests, ensuring reproducibility and eliminating wasted time. Levinson offers in-depth coverage of Microsoft's powerful new testing metrics, helping you ensure traceability all the way from requirements through finished software.
Coverage includes
• Planning your tests using Microsoft Test Manager (MTM)
• Creating test settings, structuring test cases, and managing the testing process
• Executing manual tests with Microsoft Test Manager and Test Runner
• Filing and resolving bugs, and customizing your bug reporting process
• Automating test cases and linking automated tests with requirements
• Executing automated test cases through both Visual Studio and Microsoft Test Manager
• Integrating automated testing into the build process
• Using Microsoft's Lab Management virtualization platform to test applications, snapshot environments, and reproduce bugs
• Implementing detailed metrics for evaluating quality and identifying improvements
Whether you're a developer, tester, manager, or analyst, this book can help you significantly improve the way you work and the results you deliver–both as an individual right now, and as a team member throughout your entire project.


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Thank God You're Here sours MasterChef's serving
Improvisation show Thank God You're Here has made an impressive return to television at its new home on the Seven Network, with more than 1.7 million Australians tuning in.
Hosted by Shane Bourne, it was easily the most watched program of the night, and the most viewed light entertainment show of the year, Seven said today.
The episode featured guests such as Flight of the Conchords' Rhys Darby, Cal Wilson, Merrick Watts and Colin Lane.
Thank God You're Here ran on rival Network Ten in 2006 and 2007 and was one of Ten's highest rating programs, regularly scoring between 1.7 and 1.9 million viewers.
It features celebrities walking through a door into an unknown situation, where they have to improvise their way through the scene.
The debut on Seven meant many viewers turned off from the second half of new cooking show MasterChef Australia on Ten.
MasterChef's ratings fell below one million viewers to an average audience of 994,000.
Nine's What's Good For You, which was up against Thank God You're Here, scored about 1.2 million viewers to come in 12th place.
It was a good night for the ABC, with Spicks and Specks and The Gruen Transfer both making the top 10 shows with more than 1.2 million viewers.
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Hotel Okura Amsterdam
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Hotel Okura Amsterdam
About the Hotel
Property Location
With a stay at Hotel Okura Amsterdam in Amsterdam (De Pijp), you'll be convenient to IBC and Heineken Experience. This 5-star hotel is within close proximity of Albert Cuyp Market and Zuiderbad.
Make yourself at home in one of the 300 air-conditioned rooms featuring minibars and LCD televisions. Complimentary wired and wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming provides entertainment. Private bathrooms have deep soaking bathtubs and rainfall showerheads. Conveniences include phones, as well as laptop-compatible safes and desks.
Relax at the full-service spa, where you can enjoy massages and facials. If you're looking for recreational opportunities, you'll find an indoor pool, a spa tub, and a sauna. Additional features at this hotel include complimentary wireless Internet access, concierge services, and babysitting/childcare (surcharge). Guests can catch a ride to nearby destinations on the area shuttle (surcharge).
Enjoy a meal at one of the hotel's dining establishments, which include 4 restaurants and a coffee shop/café. From your room, you can also access 24-hour room service. Relax with a refreshing drink at one of the 2 bars/lounges.
Business, Other Amenities
Featured amenities include a 24-hour business center, limo/town car service, and express check-in. Event facilities at this hotel consist of a conference center and meeting rooms. Self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.
Hotel Facilities
- Multilingual staff
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- In-room accessibility
- Spa services on site
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Elevator/lift
- Laundry facilities
- Roll-in shower
- Wedding services
- Turkish bath/Hammam
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Year Built 1971
- Fitness facilities
- Free WiFi
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Garden
- Number of bars/lounges - 2
- Coffee shop or café
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Luggage storage
- 24-hour business center
- Shopping on site
- 24-hour front desk
- Steam room
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Indoor pool
- Terrace
- Sauna
- Express check-out
- ATM/banking
- Spa tub
- Self parking (surcharge)
- Number of meeting rooms - 19
- Concierge services
- Conference center
- Total number of rooms - 300
- Porter/bellhop
- Valet parking (surcharge)
- Full-service spa
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Number of restaurants - 4
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Hair salon
- Meeting rooms 19
- Express check-in
- Accessible bathroom
- Number of floors - 23
- Conference space
- Smoke-free property
- Area shuttle (surcharge)
Room Facilities
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Desk
- Private bathroom
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
- Pay movies
- Air conditioning
- Hair dryer
- Rainfall showerhead
- Slippers
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Bathrobes
- Turndown service
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Daily housekeeping
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Room service (24 hours)
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Phone
- Free toiletries
- Pillow menu
- Deep soaking bathtub
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- In-room safe (laptop compatible)
- Minibar
- Free WiFi
- Cable TV service
- Espresso maker
- Designer toiletries
- Iron/ironing board
Hotel Policy
Know Before You Go
- Reservations are required for massage services and spa treatments. Reservations can be made by contacting the hotel prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
- Children 11 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.
- The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Fee for buffet breakfast: EUR 29.50 per person (approximately)
- Fee for in-room high-speed Internet (wired): EUR 0.00 per night (rates may vary)
- Self parking fee: EUR 40.00 per night
- Valet parking fee: EUR 40.00 per night
- Pet fee: EUR 35 per pet, per night
- Rollaway beds are available for an additional fee
- A facilities fee includes use of:
- Fitness facilities
- Sauna
- Swimming pool
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
Mandatory Fees and Taxes
You'll be asked to pay the following charges at the property:
- A 4.7149 percent city/local tax will be charged
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I am unhappy with the 1.6 version of Spiceworks and would like to know if there is a way to revert it to the previous version or if it requires a complete Uninstall/Re-install.
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There is no way to go back, due to ease of support and cohesiveness of the application in general between your installation and the community, we try to get all users on the new version as fast as possible.
Would you mind elaborating on what your are unhappy with? If they are bugs that bother you, we are working very hard to get a 1.6 patch out ASAP to fix some issues with the release.


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Located in Vasiliko, Family Hotel Ocean is set 821 feet from the beach and a 5-minute drive from Tsarevo. It offers free public W-Fi, seafood specialities and a courtyard with barbecue facilities. All rooms have a balcony. Family Hotel Ocean's rooms also have cable TV and a fridge. Private bathrooms come with a shower. Breakfast and other meals are also available. It is possible to enjoy meals out in the garden. Guests can also take advantage of the 24-hour reception, airport shuttle and free private parking. A tennis court and football pitch is just 66 feet away and it is 0.6 miles to the bus station.


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Japanese Snowball Bush - Healthy Bare Root Plants - 2 Packsnowballjapanese-2pk
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One of mid-spring's most beautiful flowering shrubs, the Japanese snowball (VIBURNUM PLICATUM TOMENTOSUM) is all you need to make a statement. This shrub is covered with white lacey looking clusters of flowers with dark green foliage. Gardner's use these beautiful shrubs as a main focal point in their gardens. When flowering is over this bush blends into the background and becomes the backdrop for other flowering plants to stand out and make a statement. The foliage will turn a purple to red on the fall. Even though you will thoroughly enjoy this flowering bush outdoors, don't forget you can bring the beautiful blooms into your home as a cut flower. This will make a statement in any arrangement and will bring added beauty to any room.
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- Purchase a 2 pk of 11/2 yr old bare root 12"-18" tall.
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Second to Now
Growing up I was a butterfly
All ways flying from one boy
To the next.
It started out
With my next door neighbors son
Who hit me across the head
With his Darth Mull's Light-saber.
He dad did movies
And he wanted to do that too
He was my first crush
Until I met Derek.
Derek was strange and we fought
Just like a married couple.
That was in second grade
When I was clueless
But then came third and fourth
And for that first time
It was the same guy.
Kolton R. with his light brown hair
and his bosting of knowing how to skate.
My crush with him
Lasted until half of fourth grade.
That's when I thought that boys where not worth
My time, since they only hurt, and made fun of you.
I managed to have only small crushes from then on.
The whole time, it was always with the jocks.
That is until, I meet Him.
Jr. High wasn't a great time.
I was lost in the world
And at times I thought of giving up, and letting myself just jump.
But on Christmas break
I talked to Him and he wanted to know
What was wrong with me.
I spilled my soul and he told me
That he would be sad
If I made that jump.
Ever since then,
When I feel like jumping
I just remember him.
And I can't do it.
But now, we're both sixteen
Talking about getting married
and having a family.
But we can't let our parents know
That we are together and will be forever.
He has his family problems
And I have very protectful parents.
But that doesn't stop us
From holding each other
And giving stolen kisses in the dark.


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Can the Government Create Jobs?
In Tuesday night's presidential debate there was much discussion about job creation, but it was the comments of one of our independent voters in Ohio, Dan Starr, that really set a lot of listeners off. "The government doesn't create any jobs — they really don't," he said. "That's the job of the private sector. There was a moment right in the beginning when Obama said, 'Look, we've created such and such jobs,' and I said, 'No you haven't, that's false.'"
Several listeners called to say they disagreed with this view of job creation. So today The Takeaway takes a closer look: What really drives job creation? And how much is being an effective president similar to being an effective CEO?
Edward Conard is the author of "Unintended Consequences: Why Everything You Think You Know About the Economy is Wrong." Timothy Noah is the author of "The Great Divergence: America's Growing Inequality Crisis and What We Can Do About It." He is also a senior editor at The New Republic, for which he writes the "TRB" column.
"It's a semantic argument," Noah says of the disagreement over whether or not the government creates jobs. "I think actually Ed and I both agree that the government does assist in creating jobs," Noah says. "It's got two ways to do that — one is by spending, and one is by tax cuts. Really, that's what the true argument is: What's the better way?"
In Conard's opinion, government spending not only does not help to create jobs, but in fact it may destroy them. He thinks that increasing government spending causes the private sector to shrink. "I think lower taxes on successful risk takers and investors create incentives that produce the innovation that grow our employment and I think that lower taxes on investors help us accumulate equity," Conard says. "Europe and Japan have tried a different alternative — higher government spending, higher taxes — and have achieved nowhere near the level of success, the level of jobs, the hours of employment, the median wages that the United States has been able to produce."
But here, Noah disagrees.
"It's very hard to demonstrate that tax cuts have provided much in the way of economic stimulus, increased savings," Noah says. "The last time we had a big tax increase, it was the 1990s, and the economy boomed."
"I think the way you have to judge the president is, when you lose 5 million jobs, what has normally happened after that? We've had big rebounds," Conard says. Though he concedes that we have deeper structural problems that might temper this rebound, he does think that government spending has not helped matters.
"Look, it's a really simple story," Noah says. "The economy was in terrible shape when Obama came in, it's in somewhat better shape now. It's still not in very good shape, but there are more jobs."


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CertifaxAppraisals.com: 5 Key Indicators - Has Myrtle Beach Real Estate Hit Bottom?
Kay Van Hoesen, founder of real estate consulting firm Certifax Appraisals, announces 5 key housing indicators pointing toward a Myrtle Beach real estate market poised for a rebound.
1. Number of Housing Units Sold
Single family home sales in May 2012 increased 17% from the same month last year, and condo sales were up 12% from the prior year. However, it's not all roses. In April, single family sales were down 3%, and condo sales were off 8%. Additionally, in March 2012, single family sales were up only 1%; condominum sales were down 10%. (charts and graphs available at certifaxappraisals.com/
2. Pricing Trends
The only category to show a decline has been condos and houses priced over $450,000.
For properties priced under $450,000, median single family and condo prices have been stable to increasing over the last 12 months.
3. Ratio of Sales to Listings
In 2009, the ratio of single family sales-to-listings was only 51%. That ratio has improved year-by-year to the current ratio of 80% for the 12 months ended May 31, 2012. Likewise, among condos, the ratio has improved from only 35% in 2009 to 72% in 2012.
4.Housing Supply
Most real estate professionals agree that a six-month supply represents balanced inventory. To measure supply, divide the current number of available listings by the absorption rate (median number of sales per month).
Currently, a 13-month supply exists among both condos and houses. However, and this is an important consideration, many sellers have substantially overpriced their listings with unrealistic expectations. Thus, their listings linger on the market and skew the data. A better indicator is the median number of days it takes to sell a listing, because the sensibly-priced listings are the ones that attract buyers.
5. Median Days on Market for Properties Sold
Notable are the declining days on market; that is, the median number of days it took for a listing to sell. Over the last 12 months, days on market have declined from 5.5 months to 4 months for both condominiums and single family homes.
"Provided there are no cataclysmic events or there's not another round of foreclosure shadow inventory entering the market, all indicators point to a Myrtle Beach real estate market poised for a rebound," said Van Hoesen.
See all charts and graphs at http://www.certifaxappraisals.com/
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