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The second coming of the Prophet Jesus (as) is both a great miracle and also very happy tidings. As revealed in a verse, "Allah showed great kindness to the believers when He sent a messenger to them from among themselves..." (Surah Al 'Imran, 164), the sending of messengers and prophets is a blessing from our Lord. Therefore, believers await the coming of the Prophet Jesus (as) with enthusiasm and excitement. However, the hadiths tell us that false messiahs will appear before the coming of the Prophet Jesus (as). The emergence of such people may cause the Prophet Jesus (as) to be met with suspicion and doubt when he returns to Earth. Yet these doubts are unfounded because;
First; the emergence of false messiahs is one of the portents of the coming of the Prophet Jesus (as). This is indicated in many hadiths. In one hadith it is revealed that:
The Last Hour will not come before there come forth thirty antichrists (imposters), each presenting himself as an apostle of Allah. (Abu Hurairah (ra); Sunan at-Tirmidhi, Kitab Al-Fitan, 43; Sunan Abu Dawud, Kitab Al-Malahim, 16)
That being the case, the appearance of false messiahs is not something that should instill doubt or concern in people. On the contrary, it is a sign calling for them to feel excitement and enthusiasm since it indicates that the coming of the Prophet Jesus (as) is approaching.
Second; it is totally impossible for true believers to be deceived by false messiahs. That is because, by Allah's leave, when the Prophet Jesus (as) returns his superior moral virtues, the majesty unique to prophets, his radiance, his deep faith and wise behavior will enable sincere believers to recognize him. There will be no need for any proof in order for true believers to be able to identify the Prophet Jesus (as). The way that false messiahs seek to prove themselves is one of the clearest signs of their false nature.
One of the proofs of the Prophet Jesus (as) will be his auspicious deeds. By Allah's leave he will inflict great intellectual defeats on irreligious movements and the ideologies of those seeking to spread disbelief and immorality.
It must not be forgotten that some false messiahs have already appeared, and that others will appear in the future (Allah knows the truth). However, our Prophet (saas) has told us the glad tidings of the return of the Prophet Jesus (as) after the liars.


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Just read his status on his Facebook and it consisted of one word....Sass. Could he be back, could he be fighting, could Sass be his opponent, would you like to see it? What would be the outcome?
I think this would be a fun fight, I for one can't wait for his antics to start all over again.


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Create your fall accessories story with these 12 fabulous comic book and book themed finds.
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Calling all literature fanatics and comic book collectors: We've found the geek chic accessories you'll nerd out over this season. From Shakespeare-inspired clutches to hair clips taken straight out of the pages of comic books, these 12 accessories will thicken your fall fashion plot.
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Green@Home Volunteer Training in Palo Alto, Jan 30 & Feb 6 5:30-9:30 pm
Acterra's Green@Home Program
Wednesday, January 30, 2013 at 5:30 PM - Wednesday, February 6, 2013 at 9:30 PM (PST)
Who's Going
San Francisco, California
London, United Kingdom
Florence, Italy
Event Details
Important: Please buy 2 tickets, one for January 30th and the other for February 6th. Full training requires attendance on both days. Each session is 4 hours, 5:30-9:30pm.
Acterra's Green@Home trains Volunteers to become Energy Experts and perform free energy-saving HouseCalls for residents in Cupertino and Palo Alto. Trained volunteers provide energy assessments and install free energy-saving devices, such as:
· retractable clotheslines
· compact fluorescent light bulbs
· faucet aerators
· low-flow showerheads and aerators
Green@Home volunteer trainings consist of two, 4-hour classes. Each HouseCall is approximately 2 hours long and volunteers work in pairs. We ask those who complete the training to volunteer for approximately two HouseCalls a month with a minimum of 10 HouseCalls over the course of the year. You must be over 18 to participate.
Because some people want to take our training without making a volunteer commitment, we ask for a deposit of $30 from all trainees at the first training session to cover our costs. This materials fee will be refunded when a minimum of two HouseCalls is performed in the first two months following the training. (This time frame can be extended with reason.)
This training session will be:
Palo Alto: Wednesdays, January 30 & February 6, 5:30-9:30pm
Location details will be sent to registered participants a week prior to the training. We'll also let you know what to bring and send you a volunteer application to complete.
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Wednesday, January 30, 2013 at 5:30 PM - Wednesday, February 6, 2013 at 9:30 PM (PST)
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Acterra is an environmental non-profit organization located on the San Francisco Peninsula. Our mission is to bring people together to create local solutions for a healthy planet.
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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That in making the payment to the enrolled members of the Seminole Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma or their heirs, authorized in section 1 of the Act of July 2, 1942 (Public, Numbered 645, Seventy-seventh Congress), the regulations promulgated by the Secretary of the Interior under date of October 14, 1942, shall be followed in ascertaining the heirs of the enrolled members entitled to share in the funds of said tribe as to those persons who died prior to the Act of December 24, 1942 (Public, Numbered 833, Seventy-seventh Congress), and payment shall be made accordingly.
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Chalet Rosanna has proven to be a popular addition to our programme due to its excellent central location in St Anton just 3 minutes from the centre. The Rosanna is steeped in history and is furnished in a very attractive traditional Austrian style.
The bedrooms are charming with pretty painted bedsteads and wardrobes adding to the character and warmth; all are en suite, either with bath or shower and most have a balcony.
The split level living and dining areas have an appealing ambience with a cosy corner fireplace, an inviting spot in which to relax at the end of your ski day.
Access to the skiing is quick and easy as guests can choose to walk to either the Nasserein or Galzig lifts, each only 5 minutes away. Approximate Transfer time to resort: 1 hour 15 minutes
Ground Floor:External secure ski and boot room Lounge with fireplace leading to dining room. Separate kitchen, wc.
First Floor:Room 1
Second Floor:Room 6
We set very high standards for our cuisine, and train our staff extensively before the season starts, to ensure that you will thoroughly enjoy every meal on your own holiday with us. We also take our Health and Safety responsibilities extremely seriously, so all our chalet and Chalet Hotel staff during the pre-season training course are trained to the Chartered Institute of Environmental Health's Level 2 in Food Safety*. For six days of the week our staff prepare all your meals, as described below.
A good breakfast is essential on a ski holiday, so we provide both a cooked breakfast including your choice of bacon, eggs, sausages and beans, as well as a continental selection with a choice of cereals or porridge, fruit juices, plentiful tea, coffee and bread (and croissants in France), cold meats, cheese and preserves, which is normally presented buffet-style for you to help yourself. On our staff's one day off a week, only the continental breakfast will be provided.
Afternoon Tea
The traditional 'welcome home' after a day on the slopes will be laid out for you in your chalet or Chalet Hotel, ready for your return, every day except on the staff's one day off per week. A good cup of tea or coffee is the perfect accompaniment to a delicious slice of freshly home-baked cake and keeps hungry skiers happy until dinner is ready. As an added benefit for guests in our Chalet Hotels, our chefs prepare a selection of cakes for afternoon tea.
Children's High Tea
In Chalets and Chalet Hotels with family guests, High Tea provides children under 13 years with a healthy menu, tailored more towards children's tastes and puréed food is available for infants on request. High Tea is at 5.30pm, and children do not join the main adult-only dinner.
Dinner in Chalets
A tasty and innovative, freshly cooked dinner will be prepared for you six nights per week by your Chalet Host – or by an experienced and professional chef in our larger chalets – and served with a choice of wines. Our four-course adult-only chalet dinners start with canapés and an apéritif, followed by an appetiser, main course and dessert, and completed by coffee with chocolates to round off your evening. Your choice of complimentary quality wines is unlimited during the meal service, and freshly chilled water is also of course always available.
2017/2018 Ski Season - canapés and an apéritif will be replaced with a glass of Proseccco.
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Constituent Update - September 27, 2013
HIKE Pre-scenario Available Online
FSIS has made available the Humane Interactive Knowledge Exchange (HIKE) scenario, "A Corrective Action Stun" DH 02-13 for comment through September 2013. The HIKE addresses the actions taken by FSIS for a failed stunning attempt by the establishment who immediately performs a corrective action stun.
The reason for posting this HIKE for comment is to provide inspection personnel, industry, consumers and others the opportunity to review and comment on the HIKE prior to its posting as a final document.
The scenario can be viewed on FSIS' website at the followings links:
- Main page: http://www.fsis.usda.gov/wps/portal/fsis/topics/inspection/workforce-training/hike-scenarios/hike-for-comment.
- Direct link: http://www.fsis.usda.gov/wps/portal/fsis/topics/inspection/workforce-training/hike-scenarios/2013/hike-02-13.
FSIS Policy Updates
FSIS issues notices and directives to protect public health. All notices and directives are available at http://www.fsis.usda.gov/wps/portal/fsis/topics/regulations. The following policy update was recently issued:
- Directive 10,250.1, Salmonella and Campylobacter Verification Program for Raw Meat and Poultry Products
Visit the Food Safety Discovery Zone
Visit the USDA Food Safety Discovery Zone today through Sunday, Sept. 29, 2013, at the Calvert County Fair in Prince Frederick, MD.
For times and more information on upcoming events, go to http://www.fsis.usda.gov/wps/portal/fsis/topics/food-safety-education/get-answers/usda-food-safety-discovery-zone-mobile/event-schedule-by-date/fsdz-events-by-date.
Export Requirement
The Library of Export Requirements has been updated to reflect changes in export requirements for the following areas:
- Egypt
- Kazakhstan
- People's Republic of China
Complete information can be found at http://www.fsis.usda.gov/wps/portal/fsis/topics/international-affairs/exporting-products.
Update: FSIS Testing for Metals
The FSIS Chemistry Laboratory Guidebook method, "Determination of Metals by ICP-MS and ICP-OES (Optical Emission Spectrometry)," has been updated. This method has been extended to several additional metals. With this update, the following 17 metals can be assessed in products of interest: aluminum, barium, boron, cadmium, chromium, cobalt, copper, iron, lead, manganese, molybdenum, nickel, selenium, strontium, thallium, vanadium and zinc. This method will be posted to the FSIS Chemistry Laboratory Guidebook once finalized. The agency intends to begin using this method after October 1, 2013.
To review the revisions to the guidebook, visit http://www.fsis.usda.gov/wps/portal/fsis/topics/science/laboratories-and-procedures/guidebooks-and-methods/chemistry-laboratory-guidebook/chemistry-laboratory-guidebook.
FSIS Lab Methods to Change
The FSIS laboratory system has validated a single enrichment broth for the analysis of Salmonella, Escherichia coli (E. coli) O157 and select Shiga toxin-producing E. coli strains (STEC) in raw beef/veal products and carcass and environmental sponge samples. Additional method improvements include use of a single plating medium and new screen tests for the E. coli analyses.
The Microbiology Laboratory Guidebook (MLG) media chapter, MLG Appendix 1.08, the Salmonella method chapters MLG 4.07, MLG 4C.05 and associated method flow chart MLG 4 Appendix 2.0, the E. coli O157 method chapters MLG 5.07, MLG 5A.03, and associated flow chart MLG 5 Appendix 1.01, and the STEC method chapters MLG 5B.04, MLG 5B Appendix 3.01 and associated flow chart MLG 5B Appendix 4.02 will be posted to the MLG. FSIS intends to begin using the revised chapters on October 1, 2013.
To review the guidebook, visit http://www.fsis.usda.gov/wps/portal/fsis/topics/science/laboratories-and-procedures/guidebooks-and-methods/microbiology-laboratory-guidebook.
Update: FSIS Testing for E. coli
FSIS posts bi-weekly updates for the agency's raw ground beef E. coli sampling program. Included are testing results of raw ground beef component samples for E. coli O157:H7 and STECs from FSIS routine and follow-up sampling programs. Also featured is data for non-O157 STECs by each non-O157 STEC serogroup.
To review testing results, go to http://www.fsis.usda.gov/wps/portal/fsis/topics/data-collection-and-reports/microbiology/ec/testing-program-for-e-coli-o157h7-and-non-o157-stec.
Follow Us On Twitter
Find food safety information for at-risk people, along with tips and resources to keep consumers and other interested groups informed of the latest agency news and events. Follow FSIS on Twitter at www.twitter.com/USDAFoodSafety.
Also Tweet en Español
The FSIS Spanish language Twitter feed keeps consumers and other interested communities informed of the latest agency news and events and provides useful food safety tips.
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Post subject: Elliot878's Lazy Saturday Mock
Really I'm just bored right now...
Let Walk
-Tracy Porter CB - I like Tracy Porter but with his seizure issues bringing to light the talent that lay behind him, his money can be spent to upgrade other needs. With Porter walking we're still a solid 4 deep at CB with Champ, Harris, Carter, and Bolden.
-Keith Brooking - Got more out of him than expected, just as we did with Bunkley last year. Lightning probably wont strike twice, Elway knows this.
-Chris Gronk - No real use for him.
-Jim Leonhard - I'd rather just hope that Holliday gets over the dropsies.
-Joe Mays - Likely cut or restructured. We're not going to pay him $4m to play special teams.
-Knowshon Moreno - Bowlen's watching $800,000+ burning away in street gear on the sidelines this year. Due a pretty substantial raise next year, there isn't any way Moreno will be back.
-Ty Warren - Contracts up, finally.
-DJ Williams - Cut that last $6m off the payroll.
-Matt Willis - Not offering much these days.
-Lance Ball - Cheap and solid pass pro, its why he's suiting up on Sundays over Moreno.
-Justin Bannan - He'll stay home and probably for not much money.
-David Bruton - Enough defensive tape on him that everyone in the league knows his only value is special teams. We keep him here to do just that.
-Tony Carter - He's arrived. Looks to be a must re-sign.
-Ryan Clady - Franchised. Looks as if we're going down this road.
-Chris Clark - RFA Tender. Not the worst depth.
-Britton Colquitt - RFA Tender. Obviously keeping him.
-Jason Hunter - Wouldn't surprise me to see him given another one year contract on the cheap.
-Dan Koppen - If he want to play it might be a smart sign, we got him for $825,000 in 2012, doubt he commands much more anywhere else.
-Brandon Stokley - Knows Manning and that offense so well that he'll have some value as long as he keeps himself in shape.
-Kevin Vickerson - Playing well. Should be re-signed, although the same could have been said about Bunkley last year, so time will tell.
Free Agent Signings
-Randy Starks - Very good DT and 28 years old. Just a problem for interior OL to handle vs the run and pass. Provides the pocket collapsing presence we've needed for a long time. It seemed we were interested in signing Soliai out of Miami last year, there should be more interest in Starks.
-Bernard Scott - Nothing flashy here, just depth at running back in case McGahees age begins to show.
-Chase Blackburn - MLB here as Mays and Brooking are gone. Not a world beater, not a slouch.
2013 Draft
Broncos select 26th in the draft
---With CJ Mosley and Kawann Short both off the board Elway elects to move back into the early 2nd round.
-----THE TRADE: Bengals trade from 36 up to 26 to grab a safety. Broncos get 36 (2) and 72 (3)
36. Cordarrelle Patterson - WR - Tennessee
Patterson lines up in a variety of ways. He can also beat db's in a variety of ways. He can go out wide and has speed to win battles deep. He'll go over the middle, and what's really appealing to me is his ability out of the backfield. He is averaging 14 yards per rush this year, and is a weapon on end arounds and screens. Our offense has proven great in the screen game and Patterson could be another weapon in that regard. Basically he can beat defenders in a lot of ways, and thats why he is the pick.
56. Kenny Vaccaro - S - Texas
Our defensive backfield is much improved, but imo we could use one more young piece, and that would be at safety. Vaccaro is a sure tackler with speed to make plays against the run, or in coverage.
72. Shayne Skov - MLB - Stanford
Skov is aggresive against the run and has good instincts. He's a pretty good inside pass rusher as well, which is a theme of this mock draft. He needs work on his man coverage but he provides a much needed long term investment at the MLB position. Hasn't been his old self quite yet so thinking he may fall to the early 3rd.
88. Xavier Nixon - OT - Florida
Inconsistent, but when he's on, he's good. A developmental upside pick here that could pay off and make our line real good.
122. Daniel McCullers - DT - Tennessee
Another upside pick. This guys gigantic, 6'8 370. John Fox isn't afraid of drafting the big guys, as he drafted Kris Jenkins in Carolina who was of similar size. McCullers is a Jr, but playing his first year at Tennessee, after spending two in JUCO. So far he's got 30 tackles and 3 tackles for loss in 5 starts. Right now he's a plug, but has athletic upside to be much more.
McCullers USA Today feature
154. Rex Burkhead - RB - Nebraska
Burkheads averaged over 4 yard per carry throughout his career at Nebraska, and is a very capable receiver, averaging around 8 yards per catch. He had a knee issue this year causing him to miss time, so his work load is down. Could be a hidden gem in the 5th round.
Not ready to get into 6/7th round prospects.
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I like the Patterson, Skov and Burkhead picks. Skov and Burkhead are both in the mock I am working on. McCullers is interesting.
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I seriously doubt if Denver parts ways with DJ. Many fans hate him but FO and coaches know he is a real talent and will keep him.
I like your draft but doubt if anyone will give you an extra 3rd in the trade but time will tell.
I doubt if Denver will want Skov with his baggage. His DUI arrest will hurt his draft rating and I doubt if Denver will take him, IMO.
Good job.
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Solid job. I like Starks a lot if the Broncos spend on DT I would hope its him. Not a fan of Blackburn and I question if he is better than Brooking but if he came cheap he might be a serviceable placeholder till Skov is ready.
Not too crazy about the draft. I don't think the trade is very realistic. Dropping 10 spots won't get you a 3rd round pick, maybe a 4th at best. Also I don't like WR and S with our first two picks. Not the biggest needs if you ask me and while both players are solid neither is real game changer IMO. I like Skov a lot though. I think he has first round talent and would really add a lot of intensity to this defense.
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Love it, Cordarelle might be my favorite player this year. He has Percy harvin like versatility in my eyes. I like vaccaro and skov too. Good draft my friend.
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Love it, Cordarelle might be my favorite player this year. He has Percy harvin like versatility in my eyes. I like vaccaro and skov too. Good draft my friend.
When i looked at video of Cordarrelle i thought the same thing about he and Harvin. I dont think WR is our top need, but Cordarrelle adds a playmaking dimension that is different from the rest of our skill players.
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Mines receives $5.9M for energy research funding
GOLDEN, Colo., March 18, 2008 – Colorado School of Mines will receive $5.9 million in funding for four out of 19 energy research projects selected by the Department of Energy's Research Partnership to Secure Energy for America (RPSEA). Funded under RPSEA's Unconventional Resources Program, the projects will focus on increasing the supply of domestic natural gas and other petroleum resources.
Mines selected projects are:
- An Integrated Framework for the Treatment and Management of Produced Water
(Jorg Drewes, Department of Environmental Science and Engineering, PI)
Additional Project Participants: Kennedy/Jenks Consultants, Argonne National Laboratory, Stratus Consulting, Eltron Research and Development, Chevron, Pioneer Natural Gas, Marathon, Triangle Petroleum, Anadarko, Awwa Research Foundation, Stewart Environmental, Southern Nevada Water Authority, Veolia Water, Hydration Technology, Petroglyph Operating Co.
- Application of Natural Gas Composition to Modeling Communication Within and Filling of Large Tight-Gas-Sand Reservoirs, Rocky Mountains
(Nicholas Harris, Department of Geology and Geological Engineering and CERI, PI)
Additional Project Participants: U.S. Geological Survey, University of Oklahoma, University of Manchester, Fluid Inclusion Technology, Permedia Research Group, Williams Exploration and Production Co., ConocoPhillips, ExxonMobil, Newfield Exploration, BP, Anadarko
- Comprehensive Investigation of the Biogeochemical Factors Enhancing Microbially Generated Methane in Coal Beds
(Junko Munkata-Marr, Department of Environmental Science and Engineering, PI)
Additional Project Participants: University of Wyoming, U.S. Geological Survey, Pioneer Natural Resources, Pinnacle Gas Resources, Coleman Oil and Gas, Ciris Energy, Inc.
- Reservoir Connectivity and Stimulated Gas Flow in Tight Sands
(Dag Nummedal, CERI, PI)
Additional Project Participants: University of Colorado, Mesa State University, iReservoir, Bill Barrett Corporation, Noble Energy, Whiting Petroleum Corporation, ConocoPhillips
Funding for the projects is provided through the "Ultra-Deepwater and Unconventional Natural Gas and Other Petroleum Resources Research and Development Program," authorized by the Energy Policy Act of 2005.
RPSEA is under contract with the U.S. Department of Energy's National Energy Technology Laboratory to administer the program. RPSEA is a 501(c)3 not-for-profit consortium with more than 130 members, including 25 of the nation's premier research universities, five national laboratories, other major research institutions, large and small energy producers and energy consumers.
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- Infants in control: Rapid anticipation of action outcomes in a gaze-contingent paradigm (2012)
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On 4 November 2013, Equality Now held its first Make Equality Reality event at the Montage Hotel in Beverly Hills, California. Chaired by activist, writer and Board Member Gloria Steinem, the event was hosted by comedian and actor Paul Reiser and honored writer, director, activist and Advisory Board Member, Joss Whedon, for his work on gender equality. "Equality Now works to create legal equality for women and girls – this goes hand in hand with Joss' work to promote social equality," stated Global Director Yasmeen Hassan.
Equality Now surpassed its fundraising goal as 300 guests enjoyed and intimate and inspiring evening that opened with Paul Reiser's humorous take on why he is drawn to Equality Now. The evening featured an address from Gloria Steinem on the state of the world for women and girls and highlighted the role of Equality Now in facilitating and spearheading the women's rights movement globally.
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Whenever You're Ready – an Equality Now video illustrating how vital legal advocacy is to protecting and promoting the rights of women and girls - premiered at the event, featuring brilliant images from VII photographers. Global Director, Yasmeen Hassan, underscored the importance of gender equal laws as the basis for equal treatment of women and the need to recognize and support transformative change within communities. Joss Whedon's When I Speak, based on three cases from Equality Now's Adolescent Girls' Legal Defense Fund, was masterfully performed by teen actors Chandler Kinney, Laura Marano and Sydney Park. Co-Founder and Honorary President, Jessica Neuwirth, gave a moving speech on Equality Now's origins at a time when the human rights movement did not encompass women's rights.
InMaat Foundation was recognized for its dedication to the cause and its commitment to creating a world in balance; GUCCI for bolstering the global movement for gender equality through its Chime for Change campaign; and Skype, for enabling women's rights activists around the globe to connect and create a unified movement.
Honoree Joss Whedon was humorously introduced by his longtime friend and collaborator, actor Alyson Hannigan, and spoke on his feelings about the word 'feminist.' Actor and activist, Jada Pinkett Smith, inspired the audience to join their voices to the movement and to support the work of Equality Now. The evening was rounded out by a live musical performance by two-time Grammy winning singer songwriter Colbie Caillat that brought the audience to its feet to dance and sing along.
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It's clean, it's bright, and it serves confections so sweet that your teeth almost rot just looking at them. Gone are the days of Grandma's neighborhood bakery, where only muffins, brownies, and loaves of bread were available. When this company was founded nearly two decades ago during the "Let's Get Physical" '80s, more than 50 flavors of cheesecake and dozens of pies, tortes, and other cakes were delivered to the hungry masses by Celebrity's chefs. Through the no-fat '90s and the "anti-carb" new millennium, this bakery has continued to thrive with loads of options for anyone from the carb-conscious to the reckless. This is your go-to joint for Hello Dollies and brownies ($2.75 each), custom cakes (slices $3.25 to $3.50), platters, and seasonal selections like egg nog and cranberry pumpkin cheesecake ($3.50 to $26). What else makes this a great spot to visit? Lots of little tables, decent cups o' Joe, evening hours, and a personable staff. Cooking classes are held for kids and adults too so you can learn how to make more than just Betty Crocker.
Gourmet Deli House will make you feel like Henny Youngman smack in the middle of Del Boca Vista. Come in the late fall, especially, when you'll hear an old folk's reunion in the line. As you wait to order the signature corned beef ($10.95 a pound) or the lox ($24.50 a pound) or chicken salad ($8.95 a pound), you'll always overhear a couple of codgers talking about Ohio and Pennsylvania and New Yawwwk. Diners in this joint -- and we love this -- sometimes need to be reminded that they'll be charged for the buckets of free pickles and rye bread if they don't order an entrée. Make no mistake, these folks know a bargain. And so do the deli owners, who upon request will even split a loaf of bread in half for frugal deli customers. Just remember to drive slowly in the parking lot.
He's the guy whose name tag says Freddy Scoops. This is Fred Sabloff, co-owner (with Fay Decker) of Maggie Moo's, the Coral Ridge ice cream emporium where they stir your favorite toppings into your flavor of choice on a stone cutting board. What? You didn't know? It's the latest thing. Last year was the store's first full year of operation, and it packed 'em in, with customers clamoring for signature flavors like grape bubblegum, very yellow marshmallow, and udderly cream.
Moo's even gives the ice cream a carny spin or two.
"Our biggest-selling flavor is cotton candy," says the gregarious Sabloff, a New Yorker with a penchant for street scenes. "I go to all the carnivals. I like the excitement. I like the food -- hot dogs on a stick, all the stuff that's not good for you. Mostly, I like to be where there's a lot of people, where people are tumling." Tumulting? "It's like tumult. But it's tuml." That would be Yiddish for noisy, chaotic, and entertaining.
Food as Sideshow
Michael's Kitchen is a showy new restaurant in downtown Hollywood where dinner is as much a spectacle as a food experience. Flames spout from stoves in the open kitchen, frying pans sizzle like lava eruptions, and chefs parade through the place with creatively displayed dishes. This is "Cirque de Soleil dining," says Michael Blum, co-owner (with his wife, Jennie) and namesake of the restaurant. The food? It just tastes good. But the presentation is, well, carnyesque.
Blum, the food showman, feels right at home in the lurid sideshows of county fairs and traveling carnivals. "I like the wow effect -- the 3,000-pound pig and the lady with the 14-inch nose. At the carnival, it's all about the wacky people. That's kind of how I go through my day. We give you in-your-face dining."
Tropical Café has been dishing out flavorful Cuban grub at its present location -- an out-of-the-way store in the Sears shopping center -- for four years (and seven years before that on Andrews Avenue). It's all about the pork -- which is roasted, indelibly touched with garlic and secret herbs -- and the coffee (thick, sweet, hot as a punctured radiator in July). That's why we like owner Humberto Fajardo's peerless breakfast deal. For a mere $4.99, you get an omelet, a layer of that roast pork -- or ham or bacon -- and a slice of Swiss cheese, all pressed into a hunk of Cuban bread, which has been grilled flat in the kitchen's heavy, metal parrilla. Top it off with a steaming hot café con leche. It's what gets us to work every morning.


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By Jake Seiner / MiLB.com
Giants right-hander Kendry Flores had an off night with his command Tuesday and he still only walked one batter. That's the type of pitcher Flores is.
San Francisco's No. 20 prospect took a few innings to gain full control of his low-90s fastball, but still collected nine strikeouts over six scoreless frames for Class A Advanced San Jose en route to a 4-2 win over Inland Empire. The 22-year-old allowed just three hits in the victory.
"He got started a little slow," San Jose manager Lenn Sakata said. "His location was a little up, but he had enough fastball to get through the first four innings, then he seemed to finish strong."
The start was the second notable performance in three outings this season for Flores. In his first outing against Rancho Cucamonga, the right-hander took a no-hitter into the sixth inning, allowing his first hit on James Baldwin's bunt single.
Through three outings, Flores boasts a 1-1 record and a 3.00 ERA. Over 18 innings, he's struck out 18 and walked three. Last year, he led the Minor Leagues with an 8.1 strikeout-to-walk ratio with Class A Augusta.
Flores failed to drive his 90- to 93-mph fastball down in the strike zone early on in Tuesday's game. He allowed a double to Cal Towey in the first inning and a single to Jose Rondon in the third, but evaded more damage because his fastball was quick enough to sneak by hitters the first two times through the order.
"His fastball's sneaky because of his delivery and the angle of his pitches," Sakata said. "When it's down in the strike zone, he has a little more on it. When it's up in the strike zone, it's tough to catch up to because it is kind of a rising pitch."
Flores' third time through the 66ers order, his fastball command improved. The native of the Dominican Republic began driving the pitch down in the zone. He retired the side in order in the fifth, then turned over the lineup in the sixth and struck out Towey and Brian Hernandez to wrap up the outing.
"He got better toward the end, which is nice to see," Sakata said. "It was a solid performance. The kid's got a lot of weapons to work with. His control was very good at the end of the game."
Control's been one of Flores' specialties as a Minor Leaguer. With Augusta last year, he walked just 17 batters over 141 2/3 innings. Sakata said the command is a credit both to Flores' confidence and mechanics.
"Trusting in your ability, that your pitches will not be hit hard or put in play hard, that makes him aggressive in the strike zone," Sakata said. "He goes after hitters. Mechanically, yes, that's also involved. That allows him to stay in the strike zone. Even though he was up today, it was still in the zone, and gradually he got lower and lower."
Beyond the command, Flores boasts three plus pitches, by Sakata's estimation, including a fastball, curve and changeup. MLB.com rated all three pitches as at least average.
"Getting all those pitches over, it's difficult to center on him when he's not in one area all the time," the skipper said. "The concern was when he was up all the time over the first three innings that he couldn't go through their lineup for a third time and get away with that, so the adjustment was key for him to get through the sixth inning. He got through it and got us a chance to win and got himself a nice 'W'."


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Enfolded in the 2014 Hyundai Equus' luxurious cabin, enjoying the soft air suspension ride and rolling down the freeway with the help of adaptive cruise control, I had a moment, a joyous upwelling I could feel in my chest brought on by the music pouring out of the car's stereo. It was the song "Lua," off the "Dark Was the Night" compilation, deep tones from an acoustic guitar opening the way for Gillian Welch's rich vocals.
I like this album for its variety, and play it a lot. But rarely do the tracks give me the kind of sensation I experienced in the Equus. Chalk that up to the car's Lexicon audio system, 17 speakers powered by 598 watts of peak amplification. The guitar was so clear, and the vocals so present, that I had the kind of feeling I would get from being close to the stage at a small venue. A few tracks later, I was equally blown away by Antony singing the Bob Dylan track, "I Was Young When I Left Home."
I fed the stereo music, using sources ranging from Bluetooth streaming to a USB drive to an iPhone cabled to the car, and received unrelenting enjoyment from its audio output. Midranges were particularly impressive for their richness and clarity, while treble came though clearly without sounding shrill. Bass notes were palpable but soft around the edges, as the system seemed to temper its output so as not to give anything approaching discomfort to the listener.
This audio system, standard in the Equus, counts as just one of the tech highlights in Hyundai's flagship luxury sedan.
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After reading "Hyundai" and "luxury sedan" in the same sentence, you may be experiencing cognitive dissonance. How could the company that produces the $16,000 Accent also make a $70,000 luxury sedan?
In the last decade, Hyundai has been full of surprises, revamping its model lineup with stylish, modern cars competing very well in their segments. The company brought the Equus to the U.S. market in 2011, and, once again, undercut the competition even in this elevated segment.
The 2014 model, in Ultimate trim, brings in many upgrades over the previous generation without looking radically different. A direct-injection 5-liter V-8 still sits under the hood, but the automatic transmission gains two extra gears. Hyundai simplified and extended drive mode selection and added an LCD instrument cluster. A new head-up display serves as the piece de resistance.
What I really like about Hyundai is that, even though it doesn't tend to push the envelope, all of its tech features work sensibly and well. Where some automakers roll out cutting-edge cabin tech features that prove glitchy, Hyundai's electronics generally work quickly, and give drivers real value.
And the Equus takes Hyundai's tech further than ever before, introducing a thing or two I had not seen in other cars.
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The head-up display showed color graphics projected low on the windshield in front of me. I was not surprised to see it showing me the vehicle's speed and turn-by-turn directions, but it also brought up alerts for the blind-spot monitoring system. When another car was off the left or right rear quarter of the Equus, not only would it light up an icon in the corresponding side-view mirror, it would also light up an icon on the appropriate side of the head-up display. Without having to turn my head at all, I could see when it was safe to make a lane change. The system was sensitive enough to detect a motorcycle, and smart enough to not light up its warning when I passed other cars.
Turn-by-turn directions on the HUD nicely complemented the very rich graphics on the Equus' 9.2-inch center LCD, which showed colorful representations of freeway junctions and gave useful lane guidance. As an added feature I hadn't seen before, though, the car also warned me of sharp turns when route guidance was on. Coming down a road full of 20 mph turns, the HUD and the LCD instrument cluster carried an orange sharp-turn-ahead icon.
An onboard hard drive stores the navigation system's maps, which are clear and easy to read but only offer plan views, with no perspective, or 3D, view. The infotainment system relies on a console-mounted jog dial as its controller, and I found it a bit tedious using this interface when making alphanumeric entries. Buttons near the dial were also a bit confusing, as it took me a while to figure out the difference between what the Home and Menu buttons did.
However, voice command made it particularly easy to enter addresses, as it would take number, street, and city in one spoken string. Voice command extended to placing phone calls by contact name, but only had limited control over the stereo, and wouldn't, for example, let me select music by saying the name of an artist or album.
Hyundai also integrates its BlueLink telematics system into the Equus, which lets you find addresses on your computer, then send them to the car. There is a call button in the car with an automated pick-up to help you find business listings, but when I tried it, it seemed the voice recognition could not understand me.
Analog or virtual?
That the instrument cluster can show the turn warning in the middle of the speedometer is just one demonstration of the possibilities of using an LCD in place of formerly analog gauges. The other is how the entire instrument cluster took on some subtle shading when I switched drive modes. The graphics for the gauges were so good that I didn't even realize they weren't analog until about 20 miles of driving.
A button sitting in front of the shifter toggled the Equus through different drive modes, affecting suspension, steering, throttle, and transmission at one fell swoop of my finger. The Equus has three modes: snow, normal, and sport. Hyundai left out an eco mode, merely telling me when I was driving in an economical fashion with a little green icon on the instrument cluster.
With the instrument cluster showing a bluish cast, indicating I was in normal drive mode, the Equus felt like a luxury cruiser. The air suspension made the ride floaty and the steering wheel turned easy from all the power-steering boost. Hyundai fits the Equus with a partial electric power-steering system, using an electric motor to keep the hydraulic system up to pressure. Ostensibly, this system retains a natural feel while sapping less power from the engine, but new fully electric power-steering systems can feel every bit as natural as hydraulic boost.


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Hi guys, I am new at themeforest, so your suggestions would be extremely appreciated. I have created 4 different styles. Take a look at my theme here. Please tell me what i need to add or remove.
I have followed all the steps from Envato to create a theme, but i want to know a more specific and detailed opinion on what to change from you guys.My theme was rejected and the feedback from the reviewer was:
From the reviewer:
Your template does not provide a unique design, the necessary design quality, features and options to compete in the marketplace. It requires improvements in terms of design, visual hierarchy, typography, layout and its aesthetics. ect ect.
You have a lot of works to do. As the reviewer said you need to improve the design, and add tons of features or different page template that are really different. Right now it looks like more a free template. You should compare yours and the ones on TF and try to check what you did wrong. A second opinion from a friend (not a good one that lies to make you happy) is kind of good advice too.
Good luck and have fun doing it!
I like your positive attitude reflected in your title, but you will not "steal" any clients with your current design skills
You have a lot of work until you'll be able to publish something on the marketplaces. I suggest you start reading tons of tutorials and improving your web design knowledge, and after a few months of really really hard work, try again..
Thank you for your comments guys. I really appreciate this. I know i have a lot to do, but i really need some directions, what i can change in my template.
I read tons of tutorials every day, but they are more generic, i want to know what's bad with my theme, how can i perfect it.
I created my first theme as a landing page, in order to not have so many options to bother about. What functionalities can i add to that?
@twi I am comparing them to my theme, but maybe a more objective eye can tell me what to improve.
@RubenBristian I am on my first steps on my themeforest adventure, so i need some specifics about this marketplace. I am not new to designing and coding, just new to themeforest. I know i have a lot to do just to begin "stealing" customers.
Please tell me is it worth it to create themes as a full time job and can you make a living out of it? How many years would it take to be on themeforest to get a decent outcome?
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@RubenBristian I am not new to designing and coding, just new to themeforest.
Sorry to break the news mate, but with that design, you are really new to design and coding … maybe ten years ago it would had been a great thing, but now, it's really bad.
Ruben, i am not trying to catch you, but i am trying. A few respectable and experienced international friends would be very helpful.
Please tell me is it worth it to dedicate myself entirely to themeforest?
cmon guys, is there anybody willing to help?
Your current design needs a lot of improvement, but the first tip I'll give you is always create a real logo. Where you have, "Your Logo Here", put something there. People want to imagine their website will look as good as your template but it must look real. Whatever you plan to name the theme, make a logo for that name and use it instead. Maybe something that uses flags or a crest?
Just a few other notes:
- Overall the fonts are too big. They are not spaced properly in some areas like the date and time of the match not vertically centered.
- The colors are also an issue. It's too much like primary colors. The design does not seem to be right for these colors.
- I don't think the background gradient effect in the title "Football, Beer and Friends" looks good. Maybe a solid color or a smooth subtle gradient instead of the glossy effect.
- Alignment issues are all over the place. Think in grids. Where you have the "31 Matches" text. The two containers there don't align vertically with anything else on the page. For the most part you have a 3 column layout so stick with those as guides. If you want a 1/3-2/3 row, no problem. But in this location it looks like you have 2/5-3/5 column and it's just odd.
Make some changes and really work on the spacing. Post an updated graphic once you've modified it.
"Your template does not provide a unique design". Seems an interesting piece of feedback bearing in mind the visual similarities between 80% of the themes on the marketplace!
Re. the design, Parallelus pretty much nailed it – fonts/colours/spacing/alignment.
RubenBristian said
Duro- saidSorry to break the news mate, but with that design, you are really new to design and coding … maybe ten years ago it would had been a great thing, but now, it's really bad.
@RubenBristian I am not new to designing and coding, just new to themeforest.
Ruben, try not to be that harsh mate, you're discouraging him completely!
I do have to agree with what Parallelus said!
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The report in daily La Libre went on to say:
The creationism is making rapid progress. There is no doubt that certain religious groups are having a huge impact in this sphere. We must remember the Atlas of Creation that was sent out to French schools last year. In this brick-like 800-page-volume the author, a Turk who writes under the pen name Harun Yahya, takes the Qur'an as his basis for rejecting the theory of evolution.
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