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I personally think 10 dps is asking way too much of the AEB-L steel at that hardness. IMO 15 would be the sweet spot.
Beware that mentioning Cliff Stamp on this and other forums may open a Pandora's Box. I don't have a dog in that fight.
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5 degrees on each side is too steep. You're inviting problems at this kind of an angle and I would actually be shocked if you had good results trying to use a kitchen knife with that steep of an edge. So, my first recommendation is to regrind your edge at 10-12 degrees on each side and see if that helps the knife cut food a little better.
Next can you give me some better details on what progression you're using to sharpen kitchen knives?
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China's Xi Should Take a Lesson in U.S. Creativity: Junheng Liby
An executive in the Shanghai office of an American private-equity firm decided to conduct an experiment with two groups of MBA interns. He gave the same project to a team from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania and to a team from a leading business school in China.
One group of students gave a well-balanced and coherent presentation. The members of the other team took turns upstaging one another for personal glory and ended up with contradictory conclusions.
No one should be surprised that the American group gave the organized report, while the Chinese students were out for themselves.
But you might have predicted the opposite result, thanks to the assumption that the rigid style of Chinese education and parenting, illuminated in the U.S. by Amy Chua in "Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother," creates higher-performing, more disciplined students.
In challenging economic circumstances, it is natural for Americans to look outward for inspiration rather than inward for strength. The visit to the U.S. this week of China's vice president, Xi Jinping, is highlighting these national insecurities. But Xi, who is expected to become China's next president, is the one who should be impressed. While some American parents despair that their children cannot compete with phalanxes of Chinese prodigies, more Chinese parents are sending their one and only child to America to be educated. Why?
Soft Skills Required
Chinese are beginning to understand what Americans have taken for granted: to move up the global food chain, creativity, social skills and risk-taking have to be cultivated. These "soft" skills can't be taught by rote learning -- and are in many cases quashed by the unrelenting focus on the narrowly defined perfection that the Chinese model champions.
I have an unusual perspective of my own. Although the U.S. is my adopted home, I am a product of Chinese tiger parenting in its most authentic form, having grown up in Shanghai in the 1980s and 1990s. I have spent most of my career as a global equity growth investor researching publicly traded companies with defensible intellectual property, including those in China.
Although I have found no shortage of extremely successful companies in China that have capitalized on inventions and designs from abroad, I have found few genuinely innovative business models.
Some American commentators have extolled Chinese work on green technology, but the design is made in the U.S. and Germany, and China imports the know-how. Chinese solar companies, for example, are primarily manufacturing shops and compete on low overhead and labor costs.
In general, for each proven business model in the U.S., there is a Chinese Mini-Me: Google and Baidu, Expedia and Ctrip, Amazon and Dang Dang, YouTube and Youku -- the list goes on. Copycatting is a poor substitute for leadership and cannot be the grounding for global dominance.
Military-style repetition and drilling, the cornerstone of Chinese education, create minds that excel at mimicry, but discourage the spontaneity and experimentation that cultivate young minds to be curious and take risks. The Chinese approach produces workers and followers, not entrepreneurs and leaders.
When children are forced to spend 16 hours a day on homework, they are left with no time for anything else. Social skills are undernourished, which results in a lack of collaborative abilities and empathy later in their adult lives.
Individual Sports
Sports offer a vivid example of the misplaced priorities. China is rightly proud of having won the most gold medals at the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, but its only "teams" to win gold were in gymnastics and fencing, both intensely solo sports.
Protecting children from failure stops them from exploring roads less traveled and developing an understanding of themselves, both their strengths and weaknesses.
Again, my own experience speaks to this. Sixteen years ago, after studiously memorizing the entire Merriam-Webster English dictionary, I aced TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) and the GRE, a substitute for the SAT because the standard undergraduate exam was not available in China in the early 1990s. This helped me secure a four-year scholarship to attend one of the best liberal arts colleges in the U.S.
Only upon arrival did I realize that, even with the entire dictionary in my head, my English communication skills were near zero. Unwilling to risk my grades and an academic setback -- even if only temporary -- I picked a major, economics, that had the classes with the highest percentage of students wearing baseball caps to class.
I graduated summa cum laude, of course. Only years later would I realize how much I sacrificed in sticking to a narrow range of subjects. This was when it dawned on me that my most rewarding learning experience was in an art history class that I only took to check off a humanities requirement. Given my lack of language and cultural contexts, I found the class far more difficult than theoretical calculus. It was the only class in my entire academic history in which I got a B.
Americans need to realize that the impulse behind the Chinese model of success is fear-driven -- and that it is fear of failure that hamstrings success.
Until the Chinese system addresses its deficits effectively, its economy will saddle itself with relatively low-value-added jobs making products and services that are invented and managed by Americans.
This doesn't mean that Americans should rest easy. But Americans would be off-base in thinking that China's rise means a corresponding loss in American competitiveness. The jobs going overseas exemplify the creative destruction that allows the American economy to continue to move up the value chain. Globalization and labor specialization create a win-win situation.
Americans should focus on what's worked best for them and should stay true to the attributes that have made the country great: creativity, teamwork and risk-taking.
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It's the same with all the child stars who fucked up a la Bieber, Lohan, Amanda Bynes etc. The fame gets to their heads and they think they're invincible to consequences but they got treated like gods as kids. In the case of Amanda Bynes and Chris Brown, a lot of mental illnesses don't manifest until early to mid 20's. My cousin is schizophrenic and he was a straight A student/basketball star but when he got to college he fell apart. Same shit that happened to Amanda Bynes.I never understood how he successfully projected the "good guy" image early on in his career and fell off so hard.
Did he just have a DGAF attitude after the Rihanna beatdown?
Fucktard we been developed a ratio
In all honesty the dude makes some good hits and has talent, idk how some of yall can deny that. Unfortunate that society still has him paying for a mistake he made 5-6 years ago. Ironically, in today's society women are going around being called thots all the time and being abused just the same. Seems like Brown was heading in the right course with rehab but of course the judge (who was on his ass in '09 since the beginning of the Rihanna case) had to kick him out to jail
simpwho gives a fuck
he's a faggot and a shitty musician and he put his hand on a woman
deserves every second he spends in the pen
He took the short term gain now he gonna get that long term anal rape in jail.Apparently he's going to jail because he got kicked out of rehab which was a condition of his parole. However, he got kicked out of rehab for having a threesome. I don't see this as a loss. Let that boy cook.
he's a faggot and he put his hand on a woman
HB stands for Help Beast. Currently supporting the supportive movement.
they're in rehab...it's a tremendous distraction even if it's consenting. it's a place where people are supposed to go to work on themselves in an environment where its safe and conducive to everyones well being. you know how complicated things can get if two people start smashing within a closed group. one person wants out, or considers it a mistake, maybe a different person gets jealous, gossip starts, people start undercutting each other....in other words, it's massive potential for drama. so rules are implemented to keep it a drama free zone.That's wack that grown consenting adults are prohibited from sex. Unless that's what they're in rehab for, let them live. They're already assed out cuz they gotta be trapped in there. I don't get why they can't let my man get cheeks. I don't even like that dude. But catching jail time cuz he smashed is ridiculous.
Fucktard we been developed a ratio
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deserves every second he spends in the pen
Is she constantly posting selfies? If yes, why is she seeking attention from other men?
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The University of South Carolina will expand its emerging
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Funded by the Donald W. Reynolds Foundation, the program will bring
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"This is an exciting opportunity for us to enhance our teaching
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USC's visiting professor is expected to teach an undergraduate
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for future media managers and help develop the business journalism
initiative, Pardun said.
Currently, the school has two endowments to enhance teaching of
business journalism. In March 2009, USC alumnus Kenneth W. Baldwin
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Last year, the Society of American Business Editors and Writers
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memory of David Morrow, a highly respected business journalist, teacher
and a USC journalism graduate. SABEW's board of directors channeled
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Pardun said interest in business journalism among students appears
to be increasing. A business journalism course taught last May attracted
undergraduate business students, an indication of interest and the
potential for partnership with the Darla Moore School of Business,
Pardun said. Kevin Noblet, the SABEW president, was a participant
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"Living through the current recession gives us a good 'life
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citizenry," Pardun said. "There is a business side to
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NASA's Curiosity Mars rover is continuing its traverse toward enticing science destinations after climbing over a dune spanning a gap in a ridge.
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An animated sequence of images from the low-slung Hazard-Avoidance Camera on the rear of the vehicle documents the up-then-down crossing of the dune.
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DISABILITY charity Enham Trust is bringing in measures to tackle the impact of the recession and protect its future.
Over the coming months Enham Trust will undergo internal restructuring at executive board level to simplify the organisation's priority services.
Other changes will include the closure of Enham Nurseries, which has suffered from the economic downturn, and will allow other more profitable horticultural activities to expand.
Three posts will be affected, though Enham is hoping to avoid redundancies.
Peta Wilkinson, the charity's chief executive officer said: "While we work very hard to provide services and support to disabled people, the worsening economy has had a huge impact on Enham.
"We have seen decreases in every area of our work.
"Health and social care budgets and Department of Work and Pension budgets have been severely reduced.
"The markets that our industries operate in are increasingly competitive, and fundraising for all charities has seen a fall in giving."
The charity, based in Enham Alamein, is also looking to revitalise its image next spring in order to attract more potential donors by becoming a better recognised and credible voice for disability and for disabled people.
"These are sensible measures to place Enham Trust in the best possible position to enjoy a healthy and sustainable future, and enable us to continue supporting some of the most vulnerable people in our society," explained Khalid Aziz, Chairman of Trustees at Enham.


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Bill Owens (born 1938) is a world-renowned artist and photographer known for his 1972 classic photo documentary, Suburbia. Bill is now making digital movies and has a few more books up his sleeve. He is a father, a brewer, a gardener, and founder of the American Distilling Institute. For 17 years, he published America Brewer Magazine. His favorite toy is his Daisy BB gun and he recently spent three months driving across the USA to photograph the New Suburbia.
In 1969, Bill was on hand to document the concert at Altamont Speedway that would come to symbolize a turning point in youth culture. The Bill Owens for Altamont collection (pictured above) is comprised of some of those photos. Enter right now for a chance to win it! Just submit a photo in the form on the contest page of anything--a suburban scene, interesting-looking people or concert crowds, for example--and Bill Owens himself will choose a winner. The only rule is that you have to take the photo yourself. Time to get creative! Hurry, though, cuz this contest will shutter on September 4, 2009.


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It's here, finals week! It's the moment every college student dreads, but awaits at the same time. You don't want it to start, but you can't wait for it to be over. Everyone knows it's not easy to pull off your greatest looks when you haven't slept in three days from trying to finish projects. But there are ways to look cute even in the midst of finals week, and this Fashionista is living proof of it.
Name: Alexandra Spizuoco
Major: Architecture
Year: Sophomore
CollegeFashionista: What are you wearing and where is it from?
Alexandra Spizuoco: I'm wearing a nude knitted sweater from Forever 21, jean shorts from American Eagle Outfitters, Zara flats, Urban Outfitters statement necklace and Prada sunnies.
CF: How would you describe your style?
AS: I would describe my style as very simple, but I think I have the right accessories to complement my simplicity so I don't make it boring.
CF: What's your advice for Fashionistas on a budget?
AS: I'd say shop at places like Forever 21, Charlotte Russe, Urban Outfitters and Zara. They follow the trends so they make you look stylish at a lower cost. Also, some pieces are more expensive than others, but they'll eventually go on sale so I'd wait to buy those more expensive pieces when they are on sale.
How To: To recreate this Fashionista's stylish finals week look, start by finding a light mid-sleeved crochet sweater like this Urban Outfitters one. Pair it with basic high-rise jean shorts. I personally like these ones from American Eagle Outfitters. Add a statement necklace to make your outfit more interesting. This Anthropologie one is perfect to add some edge.


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CNH Industrial has announced, on the NYSE, U.S, and MTA, Italy, trading of shares of CNH Industrial - a new Group created from the merger of Fiat Industrial and CNH Global, has began.
The stock market debut of CNH Industrial heralds the launch of a solid, major industrial enterprise; a global leader in capital goods, uniting CNH"s agricultural and construction equipment operations with Iveco trucks, commercial and specialty vehicles and FPT Industrial's broad portfolio of powertrain applications. Group revenues in 2012 totaled Euro 26 billion with a trading profit of more than Euro 2 billion.
From tractors and combines, excavators, dozers, trucks, buses, firefighting and civil protection vehicles to powertrain solutions for on and off road and marine, the Group designs, produces and sells "machines for work". Across its 12 brands, 64 manufacturing plants, 49 research and development centers, a workforce of more than 68,000 people and some 6,000 dealers, CNH Industrial is present in 190 countries giving it a unique competitive position.
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Last night was one for the record books. My ears are still ringing… Thanks to Westland Baptist for hosting, and Chuckazooloo for the entertaining opening set. (and for sharing not 1, but 2 meals with us). -Mission Burrito before, and Denny's after.
The audio is blown out in this video, but when we get quiet, you can hear quite well. And…stellar video I might add from Mrs. Mainline Mom.
This is the one song, not on our album. It will be on the next, no doubt.


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Sarrat de Bon rankings
Difficulty ranking world: 5241 (all)
Ranking France: 1242 (all)
Ranking Pyrenees: 330(all)
Difficulty score: 50.38 what?
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The Sarrat de Bon is situated in Midi-Pyrenees. This climb belongs to the Pyrenees.
Starting from Bagnères de Bigorre, Est,
the Sarrat de Bon ascent is 22.1 km long. Over this distance, you climb 666 heightmeters.
The average percentage thus is 3 %.
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* Islanders fume as they queue to withdraw cash
* Depositors to forfeit up to 10 percent of savings
* Parliament needs to approve 'deposit levy'
* Powerful lawmaker says shocked at EU decision
By Michele Kambas
NICOSIA, March 16 (Reuters) - Frustration over a delayed bailout turned to incredulity and anger in Cyprus on Saturday as islanders woke up to news that savers would be footing part of the bill to avert national bankruptcy.
In a radical departure from previous euro zone rescues for Greece, Ireland, Portugal and Spain, finance ministers struck a deal to lend the indebted island 10 billion euros ($13 billion). But in return, depositors would have to forfeit up to 10 percent of their savings.
Small queues of people gathered at cash machines across the island to withdraw money on Saturday, while co-operative credit societies had to shut to prevent a run on deposits.
A levy of 9.9 percent on deposits exceeding 100,000 euros, and of 6.7 percent on anything below that, is expected to generate 5.8 billion euros for Cyprus, which first applied for a bailout in June 2012.
The levy must be ratified by parliament before banks open on Tuesday, since Monday is a public holiday.
"My initial reaction is one of shock," said Nicholas Papadopoulos, head of parliament's financial affairs committee. "This decision is much worse than what we expected and contrary to what the government was assuring us, right up until last night," he told Reuters.
Papadopoulos, vice-chairman of the Democratic Party which is a coalition partner in government, said he did not want to predict how parliament would vote.
"If we go ahead with this, there is a great risk it is not the end, the banking system will still face instability because it will face a significant capital flight," he said.
It was unclear when parliament would convene, but banks had already taken steps to freeze the equivalent in deposit accounts.
Cyprus's euro zone partners had expressed an unwillingness to bail out an island some say is awash with Russian cash. But of an estimated 69 billion euros in the Cypriot banking system, only 37 percent is held by non-residents.
"I am extremely angry. I worked years and years to get it together and now I am losing it on the say-so of the Dutch and the Germans. It's not hitting the Russians," said British Cypriot Andy Georgiou, 54.
Georgiou moved his life savings to Cyprus in mid-2012, after selling his home in London.
The levy is a bitter pill for Cyprus, which took a disproportionately large hit from Greece's debt restructuring in early 2012 because of the close financial ties between the two countries. Its two largest banks sustained combined losses of 4.5 billion euros, equivalent to a quarter of the island's gross domestic product.
"I would like to know where that EU solidarity is. What did we get? Nothing," said mechanic Yiannis Pavlou, 28.
Savers reported they could withdraw cash, but couldn't carry out electronic transfers of funds. In Larnaca, co-op credit societies had to shut for business when people started queueing for their deposits.
"I thought anything below 100,000 euros would be safe," said private sector worker Andri Menelaou, 25, referring to a deposit threshold guaranteed by the state. "I don't have much but I don't see why I should pay for bank mistakes." ($1 = 0.7654 euros) (Editing by Mark Trevelyan)


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Officials assess damage after tornadoes pummel Dallas area
Surveyors fanned out across North Texas on Wednesday to assess the damage from as many as 13 tornadoes that pummeled towns around Dallas, flattening homes, flipping tractor-trailers and grounding flights.
No deaths were reported.
A preliminary report issued by the Texas Department of Public Safety, Division of Emergency Management shows the cities of Arlington and Lancaster received the brunt of the damage during Tuesday's storms.
PHOTOS: Tornadoes strike Texas
Arlington reported 428 homes and businesses damaged, including 88 classified as "heavily damaged," as well as a nursing home that received moderate damage, according to the report. Only seven injuries - six minor and one critical - were reported there.
Fire officials in Lancaster, 20 miles south of Dallas, reported a tornado on Tuesday touched down in the northern part of the city and moved southeast through the city, the report said. Around 150 homes were destroyed, 100 residents displaced to shelters and 10 injuries reported, including two listed as severe. City officials there issued a disaster declaration.
Dallas also reported 40 homes and a truck stop were severely damaged.
The destructive reminder of a young tornado season Tuesday left thousands without power and grounded passengers at Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport, where more than 110 planes were damaged.
Delays and cancellations are likely Wednesday. "The variable we really don't know is how fast we can get the inspections done and, second of all, what level of potential damage we find that must be repaired," airline spokesman Tim Smith said.
The Dallas Morning News reported that American and its regional affiliate American Eagle canceled 424 flights Wednesday "as their mechanics hurried to inspect aircraft that were pounded by hail in Tuesday's storms."
American spokeswoman Andrea Huguely told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram that American and American Eagle took 94 aircraft out of service as of 7:30 a.m. ET Wednesday morning because of hail damage.
Huguely said the company was working to inspect the planes as quickly as possible. The Morning News said American "flew in extra mechanics from its Tulsa maintenance base, while American Eagle brought in mechanics from its Abilene base to check over the regional carrier's aircraft."
At least 1,400 passengers disrupted by Tuesday's cancellations were forced to spend that night at DFW's terminals, airport spokesman David Magana told the Star-Telegram. He said the airport provided cots, blankets, pillows and toiletry kits by request to the stranded passengers.
"Thousands of other passengers went to area hotels or made other arrangements for lodging," Magana said.
Starting about 1:30 p.m., severe storms hit the area and continued for more than two hours, the National Weather Service said.
"I'm estimating 13 tornadoes in Tuesday's storm system," Weather Channel severe weather expert Greg Forbes said on Wednesday.
National Weather Service meteorologist Jesse Moore said Wednesday that the damage in Arlington suggested an EF2 twister struck there. EF2 tornadoes are classified as having wind gusts between 111 and 135 mph.
The Red Cross estimated that 646 homes were damaged throughout the Dallas-Fort Worth area, including 205 that were destroyed, according to the report.
In suburban Dallas, Lancaster police officer Paul Beck said 10 people were injured, two severely. Three people were injured in Arlington, including two nursing home residents, Assistant Fire Chief Jim Self said.
As the sun rose Wednesday over Lancaster, one of the hardest hit areas, it was clear that twisters had bounced in and out of neighborhoods, destroying homes at random. Vehicles were tossed like toys, coming to rest in living rooms and bedrooms.
Around 150 people spent Tuesday night in a shelter.
The city, 20 miles south of Dallas, was the worst-hit city, absorbing "extensive damage," said Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins, who heads the County Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Management.
"I guess 'shock' is probably a good word," Lancaster Mayor Marcus Knight said.
In the Dallas suburb of Mesquite, a Speedy Oil Change and Tune-Up shop was destroyed, and other buildings were damaged.
About 12,600 homes in Arlington alone remained without power late Tuesday, said Tiara Ellis Richard, a police spokeswoman for the city.
Residents were warned early Tuesday of the possibility of severe weather, but the bad weather spun off tornadoes with such ferocity that they caught most everyone by surprise, Jenkins said. "The people who got hit first got little warning," he said.
Local TV showed 14,000-pound tractor-trailers in Dallas caught in wind funnels and being flicked high into the air like matchsticks.
Social media sites also lit up during the storm, as users reported scrambling to bathrooms and basements for safety. One woman described riding out the storm in a food cooler at a Costco store with dozens of other customers.
American Airlines took the rare step of shutting down all flights at the Dallas/Fort Worth airport, Smith said. Workers had to inspect 68 American Airline planes and 33 American Eagle planes for hail damage.
DFW Airport spokesman David Magana said more than 110 planes were damaged by hail, but he didn't say which airlines.
Overall, 370 departures were canceled Tuesday — nearly half of all departures on a typical day, Smith said.
Severe thunderstorms are forecast Wednesday for the lower Mississippi Valley and Tennessee Valley, Weather Channel meteorologist Kevin Roth said. The states at greatest risk for severe storms, according to the Storm Prediction Center, include Louisiana, Mississippi, Arkansas, Alabama and western Tennessee. Large hail and strong winds are the greatest threat, but tornadoes are also possible.
Tuesday's storms occurred when a high-level trough of cold air collided with surface warm air that had been floating over Texas from the Gulf of Mexico for days, said John Nielsen-Gammon, Texas' state climatologist.
Forecasters predicted severe weather for that area, but the region wasn't prepared for the intensity and severity of the storms, Nielsen-Gammon said.
"They've always known the risk of tornado but they're generally not the super-intense ones," Nielsen-Gammon said.
The area is in the southern rim of "Tornado Alley" and has had its share of destructive twisters in the past, he said. A massive tornado that hit Waco in 1953, killing 114 and injuring 597, still holds the state record for deadliest tornado, according to the National Weather Service.
"Along the list of worst case scenarios for severe weather is for an (EF5) tornado to hit Dallas," Nielsen-Gammon said. "It's the largest metropolitan area that has the great significant risk for that type of tornado."
Contributing: Nancy Trejos, Natalie DiBlasio and Ben Mutzabaugh; the Associated Press
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Old Country Buffet to close 81 restaurants, files bankruptcy
The corporate parent of Old Country Buffet announced today that it is going into bankruptcy for a second time and it will close 81 restaurants.
No word on what locations will be axed and pack up their sneeze guards.
Of course, Rochester has an OCB in the TJ Maxx Plaza & More Plaza. It lived through the last bankruptcy round of closings four years ago, so it probably has good odds this time.
Other media sources are reporting that the list of Buffets to close will possibly be released Thursday. So I'll keep an eye on that.
Here's a little from today's press release:
Buffets, Inc. announced today a restructuring agreement that it has reached with senior lenders holding 83% of its senior debt, which will recapitalize the Company while eliminating virtually all of the Company's approximately $245 million of outstanding debt. The recapitalization will provide the Company with resources to invest in its proven reconcepting program, as well as other restaurant and profitability improvement initiatives.------------
Under the proposed plan, the Company will eliminate its outstanding debt of approximately $245 million, as well as annual interest payments of more than $30 million. The pre-negotiated plan of reorganization anticipates the Company's existing lenders will receive 100 percent of the Company's new common stock upon emergence.
As part of the restructuring plan, the Company expects to promptly close 81 underperforming restaurants, representing approximately 16 percent of its nearly 500 restaurants nationally. "The decision to close these underperforming restaurants, though difficult, resulted from a comprehensive, store-by-store analysis of financial performance, occupancy costs, market conditions and the long-term strategy of our reorganized restaurant portfolio," commented Mike Andrews, Buffets CEO. In addition to the immediate restaurant closings, the Company is seeking more favorable lease arrangements with its landlords at other restaurant locations. To the extent those leases cannot be modified on acceptable terms, additional restaurant closings may be required.


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What's for Dinner?
Awesome Apple Cranberry Pie with Walnut Streusel Topping
A perfect way to celebrate the Jewish New Year
– Stephanie Feuer
The days are getting shorter. Sweaters in jewel tones and my beloved brown leather jacket are front and center in my closet. Years after school is out there's the back to school rush and heady anticipation of a new start, magnified because I'm Jewish and it's the New Year.
On erev Rosh Hashanah – the eve of the Jewish New Year – the smell of cinnamon and apples fills my home. Apples and honey are traditional on this holiday – a symbol of the sweet start to the New Year. Over the years I've refined the pie recipe below. We eat it and discuss our plans and goals for the year and talk about things we want to change.
Rosh Hashanah starts the 10-day period called the Days of Awe, a time for serious introspection, a time to repent, a time to plan anew. This period ends after Yom Kippur, the fast day that is the day of repentance.
Among the customs of this time, it is common to seek reconciliation with people you may have wronged or neglected during the year. So whether you're Jewish or not, invite someone over for dinner – and serve this pie for dessert.
Your favorite pie shells/pastry dough (enough for 2 8″ inch pies)
For the pie:
6-8 apples (about 4 pounds) cored peeled and sliced
12oz bag of cranberries
1/2c brown sugar
¼ white sugar
2 tbsp all purpose flour
1 tbsp. Lemon juice
1 tsp cinnamon
½ tsp nutmeg
Pinch cloves
Mix all the ingredients in bowl. Fill two pie crusts. Bake at 350 for 45 min in a pre-heated oven.
While the pie is baking make streusel topping.
4 tbsp. butter or margarine (softened)
¼ cup brown sugar
¼ cup flour
¾ c walnuts
Mix ingredients together and chill. When pie has baked for 45 minutes remove it and crumble the topping over each pie. Return the pies to the oven for 20 minutes, again at 350.
This recipe makes two pies. I serve one on Rosh Hashanah and freeze the second to serve when we break the fast after Yom Kippur and start the New Year in earnest.


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|With just 39 days until election day, our campaign is resonating with voters across the state and gaining momentum.
On Tuesday, the New York Times broke the story of the Mayday SuperPAC. This organization has pledged $4 million to support two candidates, one Congressional candidate in Iowa and our campaign in New Hampshire. This is the second SuperPAC now supporting my candidacy.
Later that day I was interviewed by NPR's All Things Considered, which broadcast nationally. The story was also picked up by CBS News, The Hill, The Boston Globe, and The Washington Post. In the pieces, Lawrence Lessig notes that "Rubens has earned a special place as a leader".
On Wednesday, I was the featured guest on Jack Heath's show on WGIR. You can listen to the complete interview here.
On Thursday, WMUR followed me on a typically full campaign day that included meeting with businesses, talking to voters, and attending an event at Sheehan, Phinney, Bass, & Green hosted by Brad Cook.
We had a little fun too, as I was able to show off my tree surgery skills for WMUR. Shown below is WMUR's tweet about it. A full candidate profile will air this month.
My message of reforming Washington was profiled in a recent Concord Monitor piece. I have promised that if elected I will:
• Term limit myself to two terms
• Return my pension to the taxpayers
• Make sure all laws that Congress is subject to every law they create
• Not work as a Washington lobbyist after my time in office
Locally, the Portsmouth Herald, Valley News, Concord Monitor, and WMUR's James Pindell have all run stories on our campaign firing all cylinders.
Our radio ad and web ad continue to run and have been very well received. Thank you for your donations which keep these advertisements running.
Now is the perfect time for you to get involved with my campaign. We have a great group of volunteers who are helping us right now, and we could use your help to do even more.
Can you spare an hour to make phone calls at campaign headquarters? Can you knock on doors with us this weekend? Can you participate in a sign wave? Do you have a good sign location or want to host an event? Please reply to this e-mail or go here.


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Why? talk:Did the Chicken Cross the Road
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Well, lets get started then. I'd like to say that I love the length of this article. It is much easier to stay funny for a short piece than a long piece. I like the serious tone the article is written in but it needs some serious punching up (I've found when taking a serious tone in an article you must use () to be silly, if taking a silly tone with an article use () to be serious. The premise of this article is based around one of the oldest jokes known to man. If you are going to keep a readers attention for the duration of the piece, I'd go with a more shock and awe style of humor (intense imagery and vulgarity work fucking great). Here are some things you may find helpful in editing your piece (remember, I'm just a silly old whore and a noob at that).
- Intro-- In your list of reasons why the chicken may cross the road, you don't touch on the fear factor. Chicken is often used to mock those who are afraid and in the literal sense this animal will more than likely be eaten (wouldn't you cross the damn road too?)
- First of all-- the name of this heading needs to be changed as well as most of the others (each new heading should introduce a new joke in the funniest possible manner). If you are going to refer to cock jokes repeatedly make sure you give some actual cock jokes. The food reference already starts to grow old here, but in this section, you begin to touch on what I would focus this article around. What is on the other side of the road? (are big titted strippers giving out free head, is it the satisfaction of overcoming ones fears, or the safety of knowing we have no extradition treaty with the other side, etc. etc etc.). You touch on this throughout the article but never really drive it home by contrasting that with what is on this side of the road.
- So why do they cross the road?-- (this is the only heading I'd keep) This section should revolve more around the inner workings of a chicken's mind. If you've taken the time to describe in detail more what may lay on the other side, you can engage the reader in thinking more like a chicken and when you touch on the your conspiracy the reader will take greater interest.
- Why should they even cross the road?-- I'd rename this section something along the lines of The forgotten pleasures on this side of the road, and I'd use this section to really show the contrast in sides. This is where I'd really start to question the chicken's sanity. I mean how bad can a life of being the world's favorite poultry really be?
- What lies for the chicken on the other side of the road?-- I'd rename this section To find the dream, and change the focus more to resolving why the chicken crossed the road. Even if you take none of my advice, you've established that the chicken is going to cross the road. Is it really what actually lies on the other side that attracts or is it the dream of finding out what lies on the other side (I believe it's the later).
There are my two cents (and two more for good measure). This article really does need a lot of work, but the premise is great. The caption and your first pic. are good. The second needs to go. Give them something outlandish (like a picture of unicorns and rainbows with a caption along the lines of Does this lie on the other side of the road? I also don't buy the idea that know one knows what's on the other side of the road (surly some chicken has made it to and fro and spread the gospel of the other side or why would they continue to knowingly put them self at risk?). Well good look with your article. If you want me to take another look at it after you've done some editing just let me know, I'm not big on changing someone else's work. Hope this helped --Cheapinitreal 06:31, 22 May 2008 (UTC)
- Spot on there, Cheapinitreal. I think if you take the article on long these lines, Qua, you could possibly even have something VFH worthy in the future? I have just half a cent to add: Maybe add some great prophet chicken or something, who is very old but has been to "the other side of the road" and as Cheapinitreal said he could spread the gospel of the other side. Just an idea, but good luck. - 07:02 22 May Sir FSt. (QotF BFF NotM) YTTETalk!Read!Sign!Whore!CMC!Pee!
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A very good machine for under a grand, and with some flexibility for future upgrades.
The $1000 PC was once regarded as the Holy Grail of computing, but now almost every manufacturer has one. The SDS-1 is PCMarket's contribution, and it's a cracker. For a budget PC there's some surprising inclusions – not only does it have a 16x DVD writer and 512MB RAM, but also a 2800+ Athlon 64 processor. It also has a 17 inch LCD which is clear and bright, and fast enough for games. This system would be suitable as the basis for future upgrades, even though it's based on a mini-ATX board – only two free PCI slots. The inclusion of thumbscrews on the side panel are certainly welcomed.
Internally, the layout is neat, with cables tucked away cleanly. And there are plenty of drive spaces available for CDs and HDDs – there's even two stealthed drive covers included, which lends the fascia a stylish, minimalist look.
A PSU rated at 400W should also help it withstand future improvements. There's only one internal fan, but the inclusion of a passive CPU intake helps keep the Athlon cool.
The RADEON 9250 is fine for older games and swapping it out wouldn't be a problem. This combination of DirectX 9.0 compatible card and a relatively speedy processor saw it produce the highest benchmarks of the budget machines we've seen this month. It managed 5242 marks in 3DMark01, and performed well in Sysmark2002 with a respectable 322 in Internet Creation, and 170 in Office Productivity.
The PCMarket SDS-1 is a very good first time user system, or for people wanting a cheap second PC. It's easy to upgrade and easy on the eye, and boasts a surprising amount of grunt under the hood.
This Review appeared in the July, 2005 issue of PC & Tech Authority Magazine
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The Venice Film Festival was a dazzling triumph for director Ang Lee, reports Stephanie Bunbury.
In a victory that could be disputed by nobody, the Venice Film Festival's Golden Lion was awarded to Ang Lee's magnificent Brokeback Mountain, one of three films in the festival that star the one-time Home and Away heart-throb Heath Ledger.
The story of a long, passionate and secret love between two cowboys, Brokeback Mountain is another peak in the career of the cinematic artist whose works include Sense and Sensibility, The Ice Storm and Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon.
Ang's popular win was a flare of brilliance in the doleful atmosphere that always permeates Venice towards the end of the festival.
Days before this year's Mostra was officially over, most of the glamorati and press had gone home or off to Toronto, scene of the next film jamboree.
There was no one to replenish these thinning ranks: the end of the festival is also the end of the Lido's summer season.
The party, suddenly, is over: you would scarcely be surprised if the odd tumbleweed rolled along the paths so recently graced by George Clooney and Monica Bellucci.
George Clooney was back on Saturday night, happily, to collect the award for best screenplay for his timely and beautifully crafted film Goodnight and Good Luck, about a real-life television journalist's crusade against Senator Joe McCarthy's communist witch-hunts.
David Strathairn, who plays the journalist Ed Murrow, was deservedly named best actor.
Other winners included French director Philippe Garrel for his work on Regular Lovers, Giovanna Mezzogiorno as best actress in Cristina Comencini's La Bestia Nel Cuore, and maverick American director Abel Ferrara, who won a special jury prize for his film about religious redemption, Mary. Isabel Huppert, the French actress, was awarded a Special Lion for her contribution to cinema.
Marco Mueller's festival overall was overloaded at the top end by screenings of big Hollywood artbusters, only some of which were worthy of a showcase at Europe's oldest festival. Cameron Crowe's endless Elizabethtown, starring Orlando Bloom and Kirsten Dunst, had critics gnashing their teeth over time wasted; Terry Gilliam's Brothers Grimm, which was competing, was generally regarded as a huge disappointment. At the same time, it was one of those out-of-competition showcase films that turned out to be the most daring and most discussed film screened during the festival's 12 days.
Steven Soderbergh's Bubble told a very simple story: a middle-aged factory worker becomes jealous of a young recruit and kills her. That's it. The locations are real and extremely drab, the performers real people who make no pretence of being able to act, and the technology clearly minimal.
Yet, somehow, this primal story of jealousy and murder works at the mind like a tick, burrowing into the memory.
Long after the slap and tickle of Lasse Hallstrom's Casanova or Tim Burton's sweet-natured puppet film, Corpse Bride - both shown out of competition in Venice - have evaporated, Soderbergh's wooden performers are still there in all their insistent reality.
Of the other competition films, Fernando Meirelles' The Constant Gardener was perhaps the most remarkable. John Le Carre's original novel is a scorching tirade against the world's biggest drug companies, accusing them of using Africa's poorest regions as a testing ground with scant regard for lives.
It is hardly promising material for mainstream cinema, but Meirelles has managed to strip out the novel's facts and figures without losing any of the story's urgency or anger.
Much of the mood is conveyed by his restless camera, which veers around as frantically as it did in his early City of God. Ralph Fiennes provides the film's still centre as a decent British diplomat whose journey of discovery becomes ours.
Many of the festival's more interesting films were slotted into the Horizons section, which has a broader sweep than the competition.
The American doyen of cinema as art installation, Matthew Barney, was there with Drawing Restraint 9, about the creation of a monumental frozen sculpture. Werner Herzog's account of astronauts stranded in space, The Wild Blue Yonder, was a popular inclusion, and the Argentinian chronicler of social dissent, Fernando Solanas, showed a documentary in which ordinary people relate moments of resistance to globalisation.
Old punk campaigner Lech Kowalski took out the Horizons prize for his film East of Paradise. The film is a kind of diary, beginning with a long and riveting sequence in which his Polish mother relates how she was sent to the gulag during World War II.
Kowalski then pieces together a comparison between this story of suffering and heroism and the extreme lives of East Village junkies, whose netherworld he documented during the '70s and '80s. He is certainly drawing a long bow here, but his reflections on his need to define his own story against his mother's are ultimately convincing.
A highlight of Horizons was Hongyan, the work of the Chinese director Li Yu. Its story is the classic stuff of melodrama: a young woman who, having fallen into disgrace when she became pregnant at school, discovers many years later that the child she thought had died is living nearby. Li keeps the heat low, however, by relating the grander events as prose.
We do not see the child given up for adoption, for example, we see only the aftermath, of the soiled schoolgirl and her mother locked in a tense dinnertime silence. Li Yu, unburdened by the Western narrative tradition, has taken an unthinkably clunky narrative device and used it to turn a melodramatic saga into a domestic drama of Bergmanesque intensity.
Mention must be made, too, of the resurgence of the musical as a form worthy of festivals. In competition, John Turturro's Romance and Cigarettes used the kind of music that is part of everyone's daily life: the songs we remember and sing whenever they come on to the radio.
Seeing James Gandolfini break into A World Without Love and dance round the street with the garbage men takes some beating, although Chris Walken belting out Delilah was mighty fine, too. A delight from beginning to end.
It also set the mood for the festival's closing film, Perhaps Love by Hong Kong director Peter Ho-sun Chan, purportedly a story set behind the scenes of a film full of massive production numbers, dancing girls in big wigs and acrobats throwing themselves from trapezes into the Shanghai never-never.
Unbeknown to the director of the film-within-a-film, his two stars were once lovers when they were poor hopefuls in Beijing, shown in a series of flashbacks shot by the great Australian cinematographer Chris Doyle.
The music and sense of high drama owe rather too much to Andrew Lloyd Webber, but the story of lost love rides a tide of genuine romance conspicuously missing from Phantom.
In a festival that also included a season of historic Asian films, it made for a fitting finale.
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The network which has acquired the rights to 'Twilight' and its sequels, has got the hook on the possible highest grossing movie of all time.
On the run to be the second highest grossing movie of all time, "Avatar" is coming to smaller screen via FX. The cable network has officially acquired the broadcasting right from sister company 20th Century FOX after winning the bid on Thursday, January 7.
No financial detail is released but according to Los Angeles Times, FX has to fork out around $25 million. Director James Cameron also reportedly has a say in determining which TV stations will get to broadcast its TV premiere. FX aims to air it mid 2012 and there is a possibility that it would be in 3D since the network has accumulated a plan to have a 3D viewing.
"Avatar" managed to gross over a billion in the course of 20 days. Its worldwide income is set to surpass "The Lord of the Rings: The Return of The King" which grossed $1.1 billion upon release in 2003. The highest record is still held by "Titanic", another film by James Cameron, with $1.8 billion.
On related news, film's star Zoe Saldana spilled that there's actually a sex scene cut to protect the PG-13 rating. "It was a very funny scene to shoot because there were so many technical things that sometimes you have to keep in mind that paying attention to all those might disrupt the fluidity of how a scene is supposed to take place," she said.


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Despite persistent denials by government officials, evidence continues to mount that pardons are being considered for a pair of convicted Arab terrorists serving prison sentences in Germany, in exchange for the release of two Germans held hostage in Lebanon.
Foreign Minister Hans-Dietrich Genscher met Thursday with the deputy foreign minister of Iran, Mahmoud Vaezi, who emerged from the meeting saying progress had been made.
He may have been referring to a deal to swap the brothers Mohammad and Abbas Hamadi for Heinrich Struebig and Thomas Kemptner, German relief workers kidnapped in Beirut on May 16 1989.
They are the last Western hostages held by Islamic groups in Lebanon. Iran, anxious to improve its relations with the West, is known to be trying hard to broker their release.
The group holding them, dominated by the Hamadi family, is demanding that Israel free several hundred Palestinian and Lebanese Shi'ite prisoners. But Bonn, too, has come under increasing pressure from inside Germany, as well as abroad.
Several commentators on the state-run national television are arguing that freedom for the Hamadi brothers is the only way to end the ordeal of the German hostages.
But the United States would certainly lodge powerful objections.
Mohammad Ali Hamadi is serving a life sentence for the 1985 hijacking of a TWA airliner and the murder of an American passenger, U.S. Navy diver Robert Stetham of Waldorf, Md.
Bonn rejected an American extradition request when he was arrested, because German law does not permit extradition to countries that have capital punishment.
Abbas Hamadi, arrested in 1988, is serving time for kidnapping two German businessmen, who were subsequently released.


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THE Fijian regime of Voreqe ''Frank'' Bainimarama has recruited one of Washington's most notorious lobby firms - one raided by the FBI and represents repressive regimes in the Middle East and Africa - to help manage its reputation and lobby foreign journalists.
Diplomatic sources believe the firm, Qorvis Communications, may be behind the ''bait and switch'' move by Commodore Bainimarama to lift widely condemned public emergency regulations, only to then enshrine them in a law.
The company is represented in Suva by former business journalist Seth Thomas Pietras, who has been in Fiji on and off since October.
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But it appears to The Saturday Age, which spent the week in Suva being lobbied by Mr Pietras, that his ambit is far greater than just spin.
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''We're aware of their presence and we are watching with interest,'' the source said.
Mr Pietras, an executive vice-president of Qorvis' Geopolitical Solutions section, is at least the second Qorvis employee to travel to Fiji, after Tina Jeon, an Olympic archer and Qorvis spinner.
In early November, Ms Jeon posted on Twitter a photo of her and Commodore Bainimarama aboard a boat in Fiji, with the caption: ''No better place to write a press release.''
During last year's Arab Spring, Mr Pietras was Qorvis' spokesman when its role in defending repressive Middle Eastern regimes was the subject of debate. ''Our clients are facing some challenges now,'' Mr Pietras told The New York Times at the time. ''But our long-term goals - to bridge the differences between our clients and the United States - haven't changed. We stand by them.''
Qorvis has controversial history. In 2004 it was raided by the FBI in an investigation into whether an advertising campaign it helped run broke federal law by not disclosing funding from the Saudi government.


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